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lhe Jewish Home for Aged
Alzheimer's Respite Care Program
is Special. . .
At the Jewish Home for Aged, we have promised that the
Jewish tradition of caring for our elders will be maintained.
The new Alzheimer's Respite Care Program is helping us
keep the promise.
It's new!
SYNAGOGUES)
B'nai Moshe
Names Ungar
Sharlene Ungar was recent-
ly installed 39th president of
Congregation B'nai Moshe.
She is the first woman
Giving personal attention and care to a loved one who
suffers from Alzheimer's Disease is an exceptional
responsibility... Sometimes, you need a break in order
to restore your energy.
Adat Shalom
Hosts Harlow
Prentis Manor and Borman Hall are now prepared to admit
people who suffer from Alzheimer's Disease and need
24-hour coverage for short-term respite care.
Minimum stay: one week
Maximum stay: three weeks
Family members. . . When you go.. .
■ Help take care of your newest grandchild
■ Take a much needed vacation
II Enjoy an out-of-town wedding
or when you just need to rest and relax . ..you can be sure
your loved one is receiving quality care and attention if
they're staying at the Jewish Home for Aged.
Alzheimer's Disease Respite Care Program participants will
be able to take advantage of all of the services available
including:
■ Professional nursing and medical staff services
III Medication supervision and distribution
■ Three meals prepared freshly each day in accordance
with Jewish dietary laws
■ Daily, holiday and Shabbat religious services
a Therapeutic recreation activities — music, dance,
lectures, performances, and social events — which enhance
the quality of care
■ Bathing
■ Beauty shop
■ A safe environment with 24-hour security
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
Serving the elderly since 1907
Borman Hall
19100 W. Seven Mile Road
Detroit, MI 48219
Prentis Manor
26051 Lahser Road
Southfield, MI 48034
For Alzheimer's Disease Respite Care Program information and fee schedules, call the
Jewish Home for Aged corporate offices at Borman Hall. Ask for Jean Epstein, A.C.S.W.,
Director of Admissions. (313) 532-7112
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FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1989
I
1990 — Martin Ryba and
Manuel Levitsky; term expir-
ing 1991 — Fayga Dombey
and Phyllis Horowitz; term
expiring 1992 — Hy Brown
and Nathan Butrimovitz.
Larry Horowitz was install-
ed as delegate to the
Metropolitan Council of
Young Israel for a three-year
term.
Sharlene Ungar
elevated to its top post in the
synagogue's 78-year history.
Ungar, who has been active
in the Conservative move-
ment, serves as vice president
of the Michigan region,
United Synagogue of
America. She is a past presi-
dent of the Women's League
for Conservative Judaism and
past national vice president of
the Women's League.
Other officers installed are:
Dr. Edward Klarman,
Leonard Grey and Dr. Melvyn
Friedman, vice presidents;
Rena Tobes, treasurer;
Pearlena Bodzin, recording
secretary; and Dr. Marc
Borovoy, corresponding
secretary.
Serving three-year terms on
the board of directors will be:
Susan Friedman, Ira Harris,
Robert Hirschbein, Barbara
Klarman, Eliezar Meisler,
Milton Resnik, Gerald
Rogers, Sylvia Ross, Zoltan
Rubin, Marc Sussman and
Jay Welford.
Young Israel
Names Officers
Young Israel of Oak-Woods
recently installed its officers
for 1989-1990. They are:
president, Wilbert Simkovitz;
first vice president/chairman
of the board, Irving Ashin;
second vice president, Wolf
Gliksberg; third vice presi-
dent, Myer Mandelbaum;
financial secretary, Bar-
bara Mandelbaum; treasurer,
Richard Goldszer; and record-
ing secretary, Saul Grunfeld.
The following were in-
stalled to serve on the board
of directors: term expiring
Adat Shalom Synagogue
will inaugurate Siddur Sim
Shalom during services 9
a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Jules
Harlow, editor of the prayer
book, will be the guest
speaker.
Rabbi Harlow is director of
publications for the Rab-
binical Assembly. A trans-
lator and compiler of liturgy,
he has edited the Machzor for
Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur, The Bond of Life for
a house of mourning and The
Feast of Freedom haggadah.
Rabbi Harlow has edited a
Rabbi Jules Harlow
number of textbooks for
children, compilations of
modern Hebrew literature
and the Rabbinical Assem-
bly's quarterly journal, Con-
servative Judaism.
He also will speak at Kab-
balat Shabbat services 6 p.m.
today. The community is
invited.
Film Benefit
Shows 'Batman'
Batman, the new film star-
ring Jack Nicholson and
Michael Keaton, will be
shown at the Birmingham
Temple's second annual
movie gala 5:45 p.m. Sunday.
The event will be held at the
Old Orchard Theater and will
begin with a catered pre-glow
at 4:30 p.m.
The event will include a
contest for best costume and
door prizes.