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October 23, 1992 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1992-10-23

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DINNER

P) EIGHTH A

"A Celebration of Children Survivors"

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1992

Lawrence S. Jackier
Dinner Chairman

General Co-Chairperson

Paul Borman
Henry S. & Mala Dorfman
Hiram A. Dorfman
Joel Dorfman
Alex & Judy Ehrmann
David Engelbert
William Farber
Samuel Frankel
Robert H. Giles
Louis Glazier
Steven D. Grant, M.D.
Irwin Green

David & Doreen Hermelin
Dr. Joseph & Nancy Jacobson
Alex & Gabi Karp
Bernard & Agnes Klein
Emery I. Klein
Eugene Mondry
Solomon M. & Aliza Nivy
Jack & Aviva Robinson
Mark E. Schlussel
Herbert Tyner
Saul & Sylvia Waldman

CHANA AVRUTSKY

As a child of eleven, Mrs.
Avrutsky, now a resident
of Israel, escaped the
Warsaw Ghetto by pre-
senting herself as a
Polish orphan to a Roman
Catholic convent in
the city. Taken in
by the nuns, she

began her religious educa-
tion, and when the convent
moved to Zakopane in
1944, she went with it. In
both locations, she served
as a courier for the nuns'
religious leader, Fr.
Karol Wojtyla, now
Pope John Paul II.

A short film of Chana's 1989 reunion with the mother superior and nuns in the
Zakopane convent, their first meeting since the end of the war, will be shown.

PRESENTATION OF THE 1992
RIGHTEOUSNESS AWARD TO

ERNA GORMAN

MARIA PIEHNIK

A hidden child survivor now
living in Michigan, Mrs.
Gorman will speak for the
Hidden Children of Michigan
on "Who Are the Hidden
Children?"

She and her parents hid a Jewish
family of five, saving them from
the Nazis. The Piehnik family, farm-
ers from Grybow, Poland, dis-
played extraordinary courage in
hiding the family which included a
three-month-old baby.

RENAISSANCE BALLROOM, WESTIN HOTEL, DETROIT

Cocktails 5:30 p.m.
Dinner 6:30 p.m.

Couvert $150.00 per person
Patron $250.00 per person

For further information/reservations, call the HMC (313) 661-0840.

HMC • 6602 W. Maple Road West Bloomfield, MI 48322

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