NOW YOU NO LONGER
HAVE TO WAIT
TO SEE MICHIGAN'S
BEST DOCTORS.

Harold Berry Honored

At the Detroit Medical Center, you have access
to the region's leading emergency physicians.
This is the team that trains more than 60%
of Michigan's emergency physicians.
And now, you don't have to wait to see them.

As soon as you sign in at a DMC emergency room,
we're on the clock. You'll be seen by an emergency
physician within 29 minutes. That's our promise.
• You'll be cared for by nurses experienced
in advanced cardiac care, trauma, pediatrics.
You'll have access to the latest medical technology
and diagnostic testing. We've pulled out all the stops.
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So now, you don't have to wait for us.
We're waiting for you.

Detroit Medical Center

Wayne State University

Emergency care available at Detroit Receiving Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital,
Sinai-Grace Hospital and Michigan Orthopaedic Specialty Hospital.

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oin us for a 'dazzling evening to benefit
Alvin Hospital in Jerusalem as we honor...

Howard & Steven Tapper

Monday, June 14, 2004
7:00 pm

/CC, West Bloomfield

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Hors d'oeu fres, Program & Dessert

Special performance
By Michael HarPaz

CAI

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Harold Berry, a businessman and leader
in the Detroit and Florida Jewish com-
munities, has been named an honorary
vice president of the American Friends
of the Hebrew University (AFHU).
Berry is an active supporter of Hebrew
University and is responsible for leading
AFHU's campaign activities in the
Detroit area.
A member of the
board of governors of
Hebrew University
and AFHU's National
Board of Directors
and Council of
Trustees, Berry
received an honorary
fellowship from the
Hebrew University at
Berry
its annual convoca-
tion ceremony in
Jerusalem last year.
He and his wife, Barbara, who sup-
port the university through scholarships
for undergraduates at the Cohodas
Student Center and the Avraham
Harman Fund, were awarded AFHU's
highest honor, the Scopus Award.

For more inlormation‘ Gill Detroit Friends of Alyn I Iowital at 248-559 AI YN
or c-mail alyndetioit@:ydhoo.(om

JWI Event Slated

"Chopped Liver with Schmaltz," the
culminating fund-raising event spon-
sored by Jewish Women International of
Metro Detroit Council, will be held
11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 16, at Adat
Shalom Synagogue.
The luncheon charge is $25; the event
is open. to donors of $100 or more for
the fund-raising year July 2003-2004.
Funds raised by JWI go to support the
Residential Treatment Center (RTC) in
Jerusalem, a leader in long-term residen-
alca re for severely disturbed boys and
atiirls.
Featured entertainment will be
Schmaltz, a local Klezmer band.
Greetings from Washington will be
given by Sandy Unger, newly installed
international president of JWI.
To make a reservation, call Barbara
Coden, (248) 737-1653, or Ruthe
Goldstein, (248) 624-0739.