rants like Sara's are also
susceptible.
"If we're going to be a first
class metropolitan area,
we're going to have to sup-
port these establishments,"
he said.
Mr. Goodman denied
rumors that he is receiving
subsidies to operate the res-
taurant. But, he said, he is
operating it solely for the
community's sake.
"When people have some-
thing like this, it's theirs,"
Mr. Goodman said.
Sara's is a well-known
meeting place in Detroit's
Jewish community, serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Sandwiches at the eatery are
named after friends and
family of Mr. Goodman and
the restaurant is named for
his mother.
"We're not looking for
handouts," he said. "It's too
late when we have to close
and people say, 'We should
have supported Sara's.' " ❑
Institute Fund
Set For Hillel
Hillel Day School will
establish the Dorothy S. and
Jay M. Rosenthal Teacher
and Parent Institute Fund, a
gift to the Hillel Endowment
Campaign. This fund was
established by Jay Rosenthal
as a living tribute to the
memory of his wife Dorothy,
grandmother of Hillel
students Lauren and Brian
Rosman.
With this gift of $50,000,
Hillel will establish an ongo-
ing teacher education pro-
gram for the faculty at Hillel
Day School. The institute will
be used as a forum for fur-
thering understanding of
children's academic and emo-
tional learning needs.
Tributes to the fund may be
made by calling the Hillel
Development Office, 851-6950
or 851-3220.
Israeli Professor
Speaks At Technion
Professor Giora Shaviv,
director of Technion's Helen
Asher Space Research In-
stitute, will visit the Detroit
Chapter of the American
Technion Society, Dec. 10-11.
Dr. Shaviv is professor of
physics at the Israel Institute
of Technology and a graduate
of the university. He is head
of Israel's National Commit-
tee for Astronomy and the
Israel Academy of Science
and vice president of the
Israel Physical Society.
Dr. Shaviv will speak on
Israeli space research.
For information, call Isaac
Lakritz, 737-1990.
200,000 babies
started fife right
at Providence.
Ask any of the 200,000 babies born at Providence
through the years and they'll tell you that starling life
right means starting it at Providence.
Providence offers you many options to give birth
because the best way to have a baby is the way
that's best for you.
• Our outpatient Family Birthing Center for families
who prefer a safe alternative to home birth
• Our intimate Labor-Delivery-Recovery (LDR)
Rooms
• Or our special High-Risk LDRs, should they be
needed.
You'll find that the Providence New Life Center
blends a beautiful, warm and caring environment
with some of the very best obstetrical and nursing
care anywhere.
Physicians with privileges at Providence are skilled in
obstetrics, gynecology, infertility, pediatrics, neona-
tology (the care of ill or premature newborns) and
perinatology (the care of the mother and fetus in
high-risk pregnancy and birth).
And they're backed by the outstanding resources
and technology of Providence Hospital. Resources
like our Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which
provides specialized newborn care should the need
arise.
Call our Physician Referral Service at 424-3999 or
1-800-968-5595 to select a Providence physician.
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