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Seniors Plan .Discussion
Iry Lichtman will present a
program, "Issues and Answers,"
at 1:30 p.m. Monday in room
239 of the main Jewish Com-
munity Center for senior adults.
The senior adult department
at the main Center also has
classes for seniors in exercise,
dance, walking and water exer-
cise.
For information, call Candice
Bousquet at the main Center,
661-1000, ext. 182. The program
is supported by a grant from
Area Agency on Aging, 1-B.
The Jimmy Prentis Morris
Branch of the Center will be the
scene of an intergenerational
Passover workshop at 10 a.m.
Tuesday in room 5-6. Seder
plates, kiddush cups and
cbaroset will be made at the
workshop. Bessie Levin will pre-
sent a puppet show depicting
Passover traditions. A model
Seder, conducted by Cantor
Samuel Greenbaum, will follow.
The Sinai Hospital Lecture
Series will present a program on
"Keeping Up — Managing Back
Problems" at 1 p.m. Tuesday in
the JPM assembly hall. Physical
therapist Karen Lewis of the
department of rehabilitation
medicine will be the speaker. A
follow-up health screening will
be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at
the JPM Branch.
The film, From Payday to
Payday, will be shown at 2 p.m.
Tuesday in the JPM assembly
hall.
The current events discussion
group will meet at 1 p.m.
Thursday in the JPM assembly
hall.
The Erev Shabbos program
will meet at 12:30 p.m. April 18
in Jaffe Hall of the JPM
Branch, sponsored by the
Mothers Club. Cantor Green-
baum will be the featured sol-
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(South of Fer)kell)
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Ruth Krieger will speak on
"Joyfully Jewish — Judaism
from a Convert's Perspective" at
1:15 p.m. April 18 in Jaffe Hall.
A games day for senior adults
will be held at 1:30 p.m. April
20 in the JPM assembly hall.
For information about' senior
adult programs at the JPM
Branch, call Judy Blustein,
967-4030.
Bar-Ilan Gets
Detroiter's Gift
Howard Rosenberg
A dormitory room at Bar Ilan
University was recently
endowed by Howard Rosenberg
and his family, announced
Donald Fox and Paul Zlotoff,
general chairman for the uni-
versity in Detroit.
The endowment allows Bar-
Ilan to expand its dormitory sys-
tem. Only some 900 dormitory
beds exist, with a student popu-
lation of some 13,000.
In.Bar-Ilan's case the problem
is particularly acute due to the
fact the university actively re-
cruits students of Sephardic ori-
gin. Many such, students come
from economically depressed
families, thus making off-
campus apartment housing pro-
hibitive. Gifts such as Rosen-
berg's will allow a great number
of Sephardic students to be fully
integrated into campus life and
from there into Israel's
mainstream.
Rosenberg has been active on
behalf of Jewish charitable
causes in Detroit, and is a past
president of the Jewish Welfare
Federation's Hadracha program.
His family has long been active
in Jewish communal affairs.
For information about Bar-
Ilan's dormitory program, call
the university office, 398-7180.
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Monday at the Community Con-
gregational Church, 27800
Southfield, Lathrup Village. For
information, call MACLD, 647-
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