JPM Plans
Senior Events
The Jewish Community Center
of Oak Park and the Oakland
County Public Health Depart-
ment will sponsor a Flu Shot
Clinic on Monday, Oct. 7, from
1-3 p.m. There is no charge for
those who have Medicare; a $3
charge for those who do not. Call
967-4030 for information.
On Monday, Oct. 7, the Yid-
dish movie A Br irelle Der Mamen
(A Letter to Mama) will be
shown at 12:45 p.m. There is no
charge.
The Yiddish Culture will meet
on Thursday, Oct. 10, at 12:30
p.m. There is no charge.
Woodcarving meets Mondays
through Fridays at 9 a.m. New
members are welcome. Supplies
are included in the beginning.
There is no charge.
Holocaust Survivor's Support
Group meets the second and
fourth Mondays from 12:45 ro 2
p.m. Individual and family con-
sultations meet 9:30 to noon
every Monday. Dr. Charles Silow
\I-) of Sinai Hospital facilitates this
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group. For information, call him,
(810) 356-6668.
"and the night shall be filled
with music"
Ba!!!!!!t ro
CELEBRATING
An,
3000
at the New Beautiful
Detroit Opera House
Tuesday, November 5th, 1996 at 7:30 p.m.
STARRING
HONORING
Roberta Peters
A singer of vocal radiance, Roberta Peters
illuminates the concert stage as one of America's
favorite artists of this century. Her beautiful voice,
great showmanship and winning charm have
continued to captivate worldwide audiences.
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er. A breakfast will precede the
presentation.
There is a $3 charge for mem-
bers and $3.50 for non-members.
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Bluestone Talk
On Labor Unions
"The Resurgence of the Ameri-
can Labor Movement" will be the
subject of a talk by Irving Blue-
stone. The program, sponsored
by the Institute for Retired Pro-
fessionals, will be presented 1
p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, at the
Maple-Drake Jewish Communi-
ty Center.
Mr. Bluestone, professor of la-
bor studies at Wayne State Uni-
versity, is a former vice-president
of the UAW.
The event is open to the pub-
lic at no charge.
Publicity Deadlines
The normal deadline for local news and
publicity items is noon Thursday, eight
days prior to issue date. The deadline
for birth announcements is 10 a.m.
Monday, four days prior to issue date;
out-of-town obituaries, l0 a.m. Tues-
day, three days prior to issue date.
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Although opera has been the center of her
artistic life, Miss Peters is also active in musicals. "The King and 1," Noel Coward's
"Bittersweet," "Merry Widow" and as Maria in "The Sound of Music," all highly
praised, sold out engagements. In 1995 she returned to films in "City Hall."
BAHM Seniors
To Hear Kaplan
The first meeting of the Seniors
of Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses will take place 11
a.m. Sunday, Oct. 13.
Steven Kaplan, Democratic
candidate for prosecutor of Oak-
land County, will be guest speak-
JERUSALEM
She has often appeared in Israel, performing in a benefit concert for the
Roberta Peters Scholarship Fund at Tel Aviv University.
also featuring
THE ZAMIR CHORALE OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT
Benjamin Cohen, Musical Director
Rochelle Barr, Accompanist
MORRIS D. BAKER, of Blessed Memory
and BEVERLY BAKER,
will receive ZOA2s prestigious
PAUL BORMAN
Justice Louis D. Brandeis award.
Morris Baker was an architect and a builder, but he was primarily a builder of
family, of community and of Jewish continuity. A Zionist leader and philanthropist,
he served as vice-president of Metro Detroit ZOA and was a member of ZOAs
national board and its national executive committee. Zionism and Israel were
Morrie Baker's "magnificent obsession." He and Beverly acquired a home in Netanya
and subsequently in Jerusalem to forge a personal link with Israel and its people.
Members of Congregation Shaarey Zedek and of the national board of CLAL, the
National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, they maintained a close, per-
sonal relationship with CLAts founder, Rabbi Irving ("Yitz") Greenberg and with the
famed Talmud commentator, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz.
A community leader in her own right, Beverly Baker is a Life Member of the
National Council of Jewish Women, a past Presidium-Member of the Brandeis
University National Women's Committee, a former Board member of the Women's
Division of the Jewish Federation of Greater Detroit and a board-member of Metro
Detroit ZOA. She is also a life member of ORT, Hadassah, WIZO, B'nai Brith Women,
Naamat, Friends of Hillel Day School and the Sisterhood of Congregation Adat
Shalom. An art enthusiast and collector, Beverly Baker is a graduate of the University
of Michigan School of Music and has taught music at the Berkley School System.
Honorary Chairman
Harold Berry
Hon. Avem Cohn
Max Fisher
Bethea Green
Irwin Green
Rabbi Irwin Groner
Irving Laker
Anne Gonte Silver
Dr. I Wafter Silver
Sidney Silverman
Frieda Steinhardt
Dr. Milton J. Steinhardt
Rabbi M. Robert Syme
Norman Allan
Jules & Debbie Altman
Dr. Barn/ & Libby August
Peter & Shelly Cooper
Shoshanah S. Cardin
Rabbi Irving Greenberg
Morton A. Klein
Ruth Laredo
Rabbi Adin Stoinsaltz
Dr. Ruth Wisse
Honorary Board Members
Eugene & Marcia Applebaum
Arnold & Janet Aronoff
Dr. Harry E. & Helen August
In 1995, Mr. Borman was elected President
of American ORT. He served as General Co-
Chairman of the Passage to Freedom campaign.
Mr. Borman is an officer of national UJA, and in
1991/92 he served as Chairman of the Major Gifts
Committee of UJAs Midwest Region. He also
serves on the executive committee of CLAL and is
Chairman of Operation Independence.
Mr. Borman was the recipient of the Jewish Theological Seminary's National
Community Service Award. He is a director of Congregation Shaarey Zedek's
Endowment Committee, the Weizmann Institute of Science and the National Jewish
Coalition. He is also executive committee member of the American Israel Political
Action and serves on the Board of Overseers of the Hany S. Truman Research
Institute at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
MORRIS D. and BEVERLY BAKER TRIBUTE COMMITTEE
Paul Borman, Chairman
Honorary Associate Chairs
Chairman of the Morris D. Baker and
Beverly Baker Tribute Committee.
Adam Baker
Joshua Baker
Marc & Nenita Baker
Irving & Natalie Baker
Brad & Janette Baker
Mitcheal & Hilda Bloom
Hon. Paul D. Borman
Sidney & Anne Brand
Aaron & Suzanne Brooks
Donald & Natalie Canvasser
Manny & Natalie Charach
David & Michele Colbum
Hiram & Lucille Dorfman
Jeff & Denise Fleischman
David Franzblau
Dr. Michael & Donna Franzblau
Dr. Deborah Franzblau
Samuel & Jean Frankel
Menachem & Bella Glaser
Walter J & Sherry Goldsmith
Leo & Betty Goldstein
Louis & Johanna Gordon
Samuel Grand
Robby & Susan Guntmacher
Leonard & Ophelia Herman
Sal & Judy Herman
David & Doreen Hermelin
Ruben H. & Irene Isaacs
Lawrence Jackier
Hon. Ira & Marge Kaufman
Dr. Jerome S. Kaufman
Michael & Beth Kaufman
Billie Kramer
TRIBUTE COMMITTEE (In Formation)
Dr. Joseph & Beatrice Epel
Daniel & Ruth Gilan
Harvey & Evelyn Goldsmith
Dr. Paul & Barbara Goodman
Erwin & Barbara Gutenberg
Irwin T. & Shirley Holtzman
Dr. Sidney F. & Sally Katz
Natalio & Rayna Kogan
Robert & Kathy McCormick
Sophie Pearlstein
Barry & Ina Pitt
Joseph & Diane Savin
Dr. Sidney Z. & Marion Leib
George & Dr. Ann
Mandelbaum-Mann
Milton S. & Lenore Marwill
Sheldon L & Elaine Miller
Irving & Barbara Nusbaum
Roberta Putt
Mrs. Albert Pitt
Irving & Sarah Pitt
Murray C. & Ina Pitt
Raymond & Gloria Portnoy
Alan E. Schwartz
Ben & Ethel Siegal
Sherman & Mary Shapiro
Max & Bertha Sheldon
Dr. Joel & Linda Shulman
Dr. Bruce & Karen Silverman
Dr. Lee R. Silverman
Dr. Jerry Tersoff
Sherwin & Emily Tukel
Robert A. & Helaine Wolf
Andrew & Helaine Zack
Jerome & Elyse Schostak
Sharona Shapiro
Dr. Daniel & Lynnette Silver
Sheryl Silver
Silverfarb-Edelman Group
Gershon & Jeannie Weiner
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