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June 07, 2002 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2002-06-07

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Robert D. Kaplow of Farmington
Hills has been elected president of
the Jewish Historical Society of
Michigan.
He is a shareholder
in the Southfield law
firm of Maddin,
Hauser, Wartell, Roth
& Heller PC. He
serves on the execu-
tive committee and
board of directors of
Robert Kaplow
Farmington Hills-
based JARC and is a
past president of the
Cornell Club of Michigan. He is a
lecturer for professional groups per-
taining to tax and corporate matters.
The Historical Society officers to
serve with Kaplow are Harriet E
Siden, vice president-programming;
Charles I. Mayer, vice president-mem-
bership; Benno Levi, treasurer; Adele
W. Staller, recording secretary; Robert
W. Feldman, corresponding secretary.
Historical society directors are
Sharon Alterman, Joan R. Braun,
Cynthia I. Brody, Ellen S. Cole,
Gerald S. Cook, Stuart Gorelick,
Myrle Leland, Robert M. Rubin.
Immediate past co-presidents are
Joan Braun and Adele Staller.

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Kadima, a Southfield-based non-
profit, non-sectarian health agency,
installed new officers for 2002-
2003: president, Merle Schwartz of
Farmington Hills; Barbara
Eisenberg, secretary; Jim Miller,
treasurer; Sissi
Lapides, Michael
Kratchman and Perry
Ohren, vice presi-
dents.
Kadima has nine
privately funded
family homes and
two condominiums
Merle Schwartz
that allow clients to
live in personal
quarters as they volunteer at selected
sites or are employed in the commu-
nity.
Kadima Plus is a program serving
older adults with in-home services;
enabling seniors to continue to live
independently and preventing insti-
tutionalization.

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