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JARC To Present Award
Rhoda Raderman, Doug Ross,
Carmi Slomovitz, Gail Stewart,
Barbara Stollman, Cary Stor-
chan, David Techner, Shelby
Tauber, Richard W. Turel, Ernest
Weiner.
Ex-officio members are Sharon
Alterman, Harry Berlin, Morton
Collins, Meyer Pearlman, Ronald
Stone, Norman Wachler.
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C. Patrick Babcock
The Jewish Association for Re-
tarded Citizens will bestow its
second annual Civil Rights
Award upon C. Patrick Babcock,
Director of the Michigan De-
partment of Mental Health at the
association's 17th annual meet-
ing, June 4 at Temple Emanu-El
at 7:30 p.m. Detroit Free Press,
columnist, Susan Watson, will
present the keynote address,
"Media Responsibility and Com-
munity Placement."
As director of the Michigan
Department of Mental Health.
since 1981, Babcock 'oversees
I community placement services
for former residents of state
facilities for developmentally
disabled persons, community
mental health services for all 83
Michigan counties and all other
mental health services and pro-
grams within the state.
Watson has a long history writ-
ing in support of rights and serv-
ices for developmentally disabled
persons in the Detroit metropoli-
tan community. She has received
both the United Press Interna-
tional Award and the Associated
Press Award for investigative re-
porting (1979) and the UPI and
AP Award for distinguished re-
porting (1978).
Officers and directors for
1986-1987 will also be voted upon
by the membership at the June 4
meeting. The slate of officers in-
cludes: President, Michael S.
Feldman; Vice Presidents, Adell
Megdall, Michael Pitt and Joel
Shere; Secretary, Harriet Gel-
fond; Treasurer, Cheryl Guyer.
Directors nominated for a sec-
ond three-year term are: Harriet
Gelfond, Cheryl Guyer, Dr. Mar-
i \ tin Levinson, Rabbi David Nel-
son and Pitt. Nominated for a
first three-year term are: Mari-
lyn Brose, Rita Haddow, Michael
Perlman, Jack Schechter,
Richard E. Smitt, Donald
Wagner and DeDe Weinberg.
Continuing board members
are: Nora Barron, Evva Caplan,
Judge Gus Cifelli, Jean Frankel,
Jon Garrett, Arthur Golumbia,
Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin, Joel
E. Jacob, Nancy Jacobson,
Richard Jasgur, Robert Jasgur,
June Katz, Sally Krugel, Ellen
Labes, Representative Sander
Levin, Daniel Medow, Ronald
Mitnick, Eugene Mondry,
Miriam Moss, Barbara Nusbaum,
Sheila Ordin, Donna Pearlman,
Detroiter Funds
Israeli Contest
Emma Schaver of Southfield
has established a fund in Israel to
provide for prizes to Israeli youth
who participate in an essay con-
test sponsored by the World
Zionist Organization.
This year's contest, the first,
focuses on the Haganah. The aim
was for the writer to learn about
the history of the establishment
of the state of Israel.
The fund will allow the contest
to take place annually.
In Michigan Call Toll Free
1-800-346-1900
Allen Klein of Cleveland, Ohio,
formerly of West Bloomfield, re-
ceived two awards for editorial
excellence in a competition spon-
sored by the American Society for
Business Press Editors. He re-
ceived third prize for best maga-
zine department and second prize
for best overall issue for Ad-
vanced Materials and Processes,
magazine.
He Ailh.c.e son of Morris and
Maril lein of West Bloom-
field.
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Topic Of Lecture
"High Technology — The Cure
for Israel's Economy" will be the
topic of a joint meeting of the
American-Israel Chamber of
Commerce and the American
Technion Society, to be held at
the main United Hebiew Schools
building on Tuesday, at 7:45 p.m.
The guest speaker will be Dr.
Ben-Zion Weiss, chairman of the
Technion materials engineering
department. Prof. Weiss has di-
rected industrial research proj-
ects at the Technion for the U.S.
Air Force, the. Israel Ministry of
Defense and for Israel's industry.
He was a visiting professor at
MIT and worked on research
projects for U.S. Naval Research.
Currently, he is on sabbatical
at the IBM Thomas Watson Re-
search Center. Dr. Weiss was
born in Poland and received his
doctorate from Polytechnicum,
Warsaw. In 1957, he came to Is-
rael and joined the Technion.
The public is invited. There is
no charge. For information, call
either the American-Israel
Chamber, 661-1948; or the
Technion, 559-5190.
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