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EMERY I. KLEIN, of West
Bloomfield, has been elected
to the board of directors of
HIAS, the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid Society.

DR. ROBERT J. SOKOL,
dean of the Wayne State
University School of
Medicine, was quoted in the
July 19 New York Times
regarding the incidence of
fetal alcohol syndrome among
North American Indians.

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Tanzman of Oak Park, who
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blood test but that, as of Mon-
day, only about half of the
$17,580 needed to cover the
tests has been raised. Tests
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Tanzman, national Young
Israel bone marrow chair-
man, said screenings have
been held in Grand Rapids
and Houston, with Baltimore,
Cleveland and Philadelphia
planning drives.
Over 100 persons were
screened at Grand Rapids, ac-
cording to Rabbi Yosef Y. We-
ingarten of Chabad House of
Western Michigan.
Tanzman said fundraising
efforts will continue. For in-
formation, contact Tanzman
at 548-9046, or Ruvi Singal,
Detroit screening chairman,
967-0409. E

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BARBARA SATINSKY has
been appointed associate
director/development of the
Federated Endowment Fund
of the United Jewish
Charities. Associte director of
the Allied Jewish Campaign
since 1987, Satinsky joined
the Federation in 1979 as
assistant director of the Cam-
paign and director of Women's
Division.

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of B'nai B'rith. Gordon has
been an advisory board
member of ADL since 1976
and an officer since 1981.

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Fresh Air Society
Annual Meeting Aug. 13

The 87th annual meeting of
the Fresh Air Society and
election of officers and direc-
tors will take place Aug. 13 at
Camp Maas.
The event is open to the
public and includes presenta-
tions by campers. The newly
designated Norma and
Gerald Richter Pavilion and
phase one of the Theodore
and Mina Bargman Sports
Facilities will be dedicated.
Nominated for a three-year
term as directors are Charles
Schiff, Charles Bale, Jeff
Barker, Barbara Eisenberg,
David Engleberg, Sharon
Hart and Barbara Tukel.
Nominated for a second three-
year term are Jeffrey Aisen,
Marshall Hersh, Diane Klein,
Lynn Medow and David
Rouff.
Nominated for a one-year
term of office are Richard
Komer, president; Jonathan
Haber and Pola Friedman,

vice presidents; Edward
Lumberg, treasurer; and Dr.
Donald Sherman, secretary.

Motor City
Blues Festival

The first annual Motor Ci-
ty Blues Festival will take
place noon-10:30 p.m. Aug. 5-6
at the Michigan State
Fairgrounds in Detroit.
Acts include John Mayall,
Buddy Guy, Koko Taylor and
Lonnie Brooks.
There is a charge.

`9 to 5' Shown
Free At Library

The Summer Movie Series
at the Southfield Public
Library will show 9 to 5 1 p.m.
and 3 p.m. Tuesday.
The library shows free
movies every Tuesday
through Aug. 29.