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December 13, 1991 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1991-12-13

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Greis Jewelers. . .

has something special
for that special someone this holiday season!
Come see our spectacular collection of rings,
earrings, bracelets and watches. You will see
why Greis is becoming Detroit's most popular
place for gifts that say "I love you."

Students gather in JCC lobby for AIDS memorial service.

"Now we know that the
blood supplies from 1978 to
1983 were contaminated
with HIV," Mrs. Gerus said.
"These are the same sup-
plies medications are made
from."
Mrs. Gerus and her hus-
band learned they were HIV-
positive through a study in
which hemophiliacs and
their families participated.
The couple has a seven-year-

"MJAC's Youth Day
gave AIDS a face to
relate to."

Rabbi Paul Yedwab

old daughter. She is HIV-
negative.
"I wanted to have more
children, but I can't," Mrs.
Gerus said. "I never thought
AIDS would affect me; it
took me a couple of years to
quit denying this was a prob-
lem for me."
Students also heard from
Susan Efros, who lost her
brother, Harvey Berkowitz,
to AIDS last September. He
was 26.
"Harvey was healthy up
till last May," Mrs. Efros
said. "The last three months
of his life, he couldn't com-
municate at all. When he
came home, our entire fami-
ly took part in his care."
Mrs. Efros and her family
donated a section to the
AIDS Quilt last week.
Students never got to hear
from Grant Collins, another
member of the Sunday
panel. Robert Lebow told the
audience Mr. Collins was in
the hospital "with another
illness doctors can't diag-
nose." Mr. Collins lives with
full-blown AIDS.
"Grant wanted to be here
so much," Mr. Lebow told
students. Mr. Lebow and Mr.
Collins have lived together
for 11 years, the last five
coping with the AIDS virus.
"When we went public
about a year ago, Grant was
virtually disowned by his

family," Mr. Lebow said.
"But we can't even begin to
count the love and support
we've received from our
friends and neighbors, even
strangers who've heard our
story."
Throughout the morning
session, the panel stressed
three facts: AIDS is hard to
get. AIDS can only be
transmitted through in-
travenous drug use and un-
protected anal, oral and
vaginal sex. AIDS can be
avoided through abstinence
or the use of a latex condom.
Neil Sitron, 15, and Danny
Newman, 16, heard the mes-
sage. "A condom is a small
price to pay if it can save
someone's life," they both
agreed. ❑

YAD Volunteers
On Dec. 25

The Young Adult Division
of the Jewish Federation will
hold its sixth annual
volunteer event 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Dec. 25.
Volunteers will visit the
Jewish Home for Aged's Bor-
man Hall and Prentis Manor,
the Harriet and Ben Teitel
Federation Apartments, Sinai
Hospital and St. Leo's Parish
Soup Kitchen.
After meeting for breakfast
at the Teitel Apartments on
the Jewish Community Cam-
pus in Oak Park, volunteers
will divide into five groups.
Activities at Borman Hall
and Prentis Manor will in-
clude organizing a bingo
game for residents.
Volunteers at Sinai
Hospital will work with staff,
visiting with patients and
assisting with the gift cart.
A group will help prepare
and serve lunch at St. Leo's
Parish Soup Kitchen at 15th
St. and Grand River in
Detroit.
Others will have brunch
with residents of Teitel Apart-
ments and participate in an
intergenerational discussion.
For information, call Rick
Krosnick, 965-3939, Ext. 161.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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