THE ENTERTAINMENT
EVENT OF THE YEAR

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Starnng

ZIONIST ORGANIZATION of AMERICA

Metropolitan Detroit District

is

Honoring

Hebrew Literacy
Classes Set

Dr. Milton J. and Freda Steinhardt

THE KING OF ENTERTAINMENT

Alan Kin

Who Will Receive ZOA's Prestigious
Justice Louis D. Brandeis Award

There are few comedy stars better known from New
York to London to Las Vegas to Atlantic City to Detroit than
Alan King; Radio star; TV star, Stage and Screen star, plus
command performances for Queen Elizabeth. He
is author of three books and founder of
the Alan King "Diagnostic Medical Center"
in Jerusalem. Come, see, listen and laugh
with Alan King for a joyful fulfilling evening.

Eminent allergist and psychiatrist, Dr. Steinhardt was Medical Officer
with the U.S. Army's First Division in World War II, landed at Omaha
Beach on D-day and was awarded a Bronze Star for "duty-under-
fire." He participated in the liberation of the Nordhausen concentra-
tion camp. He served on the teaching-staffs of Grace, Sinai and
Wayne State University's Medical School. Served as President of the
Maimonides Medical Society and the Detroit Zionist Federation. Was
cited by Histalrut and the Zionist and psychiatric community with
the establishment of the "Adolescent Psychiatry Annex" at Beilinson
Center in Israel. Author of scientific papers on psychiatry and
Zionist-related subjects, fought against misrepresentation of Israel in
the media. The late Philip Slomovitz referred to Dr. Steinhardt as "a
man of great respect in the medical profession and a scholar of
note." Dr. Steinhardt endowed a perpetual scholarship fund for area
students to study in Israel.

Also Featuring the Distinctive Vocal Talent of

JULIE BUDD

Experience the exquisite song . interpretation of
Julie Budd. She is definitely the voice of the
nineties. New York Post says: "It's her up
tempo songs that are the show surprises."

Freda Steinhardt shared her husband's dedication to Zionism and
Israel and was a member of a number of Zionist and communal
organizations.

ACCOMPANIED BY

MACK PITT and his "Big Band" orchestra.

WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. • OCTOBER 18, 1995 • AT THE FOX THEATRE

STEINHARDT TRIBUTE COMMITTEE

HONORARY CHAIRS
Harold Berry
Louis Berry
Hon. Avern Cohn
Carol Rae Cooper
Gerson Cooper
Max Fisher
Bethea Green
Irwin Green
Irving Laker
Sidney Silverman
Philip Slomovitz'
Rabbi M. Robert Syme
Anne Gonte Silver
Dr. I Walter Silver

'Deceased

Norman Allan
Eugene Applebaum
Leonard E. & Nancy Baron
Dr. & Mrs. Lary R. Berkower
Melvin & Diane Bernstein
Paul & Marlene Borman
Dr. Sander & Beatrice Breiner
Dr. Richard Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Chandler
Manny & Natalie Charach
Drs. Michael & Claire Colman
Sam & Jean Frankel
Sarah Friedman
Julius Harwood
David B. & Doreen Hermelin
Arthur Horowitz
Sylvia Iwrey
Alan & Carol Handel
Dr. Jerome Kaufman
Dr. Sidney Z. & Marion H. Leib

U.S. Senator Carl Levin
Dr. & Mrs. Irving Miller
Julius S. Meskin
Philip S. Minkin
S.M. Nivy
Mr. & Mrs. David Pollack
Saul S. & Marjorie Saulson
Melvin & Rita Seidman
Irwin Shaw
Max & Bertha Sheldon
Marvin & Dorie Shweclel
Robert & Donna Slatkin
Dr. Daniel A. & Elayne Steinhardt
Dr. Emanuel Tzinay
Joel D. Tauber
Irving & Barbara Tukel
Drs. Leon & Diana Warshay
Vera Weinberg
Louis L. Weinstein
(Mrs. I) Beryl Winkelman

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 569-1515

DETRO I T J EW

FAX 810-569-9945

or write to

18451 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, MI 48075

Sheldon L. Miller
Frederick D. Steinhardt
Co-Chairmen Tribute Committee

ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA

METROPOLITAN DETROIT DISTRICT

Yad Ezra
Honors Tappers

Yad Ezra, the Jewish communi-
ty's only kosher food pantry, will
celebrate its 5th anniversary and
honor the Tapper family,
Howard, Susan, Mark and Mar-
la, at its annual dinner, 6 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 1, at Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe.
On Thursday, Oct. 12, the
Tappers will host a Sukkot re-
ception for the support of Yad
Ezra's mission, to help insure
that no Jewish person goes hun-
grY-
The Tapper family, owners of
the Tapper Jewelry store for the
past 30 years, will be honored for
their concern and generosity to-
wards Yad Ezra.
To attend either event, call
Ellen Goldman or Lea Luger,
(810) 548-3663.

B'nai B'rith
Delegates Meet

Wishing all of my customers,
friends and family, a happy
and healthy New Year.

David Biber
Crestveiw Cadillac

Adat Shalom Synagogue Men's
Club's Hebrew literacy classes
begin this fall on Oct. 1, with a
continental breakfast and open-
ing session from 9:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. at the synagogue.
Classes will meet from 7:30 to
9 p.m. on nine Monday evenings
from Oct. 23 through Dec. 11.
Those who cannot attend the
Sunday session should plan to
come on Mon., Oct. 23.
Classes are offered at three lev-
els. Beginners (those with no pre-
vious Hebrew Knowledge) will
learn the letter and vowels and
some of the prayers of the Friday
night service. Intermediates will
focus on learning to lead the Shab-
bat morning service prayers. Ad-
vanced students will improve
their skills and learn to keep pace
with the Shabbat service and the
reading of the Torah.
To cover materials, the conti-
nental breakfast and all classes,
there is a $20 fee for Adat
Shalom members and a $25 fee.
Call Don Rudick at 855-.1917;
or the Adat Shalom office, 851-
5100. Classes will be offered
again from Jan. 8 through March
4, and will conclude with a Kab-
balat Shabbat service and Oneg
Shabbat honoring all the partic-
ipants on March 8.

738-5291
3405 Orchard Lake Road
Keego Harbor

The September delegates meet-
ing of the B'nai B'rith michigan
Regional Council will be at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27, at the
Agency for Jewish Education.
The guest speaker will be
Michigan state police trooper Ave
Grijalva. A reception will be host-