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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Arthur M. Horwitz
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F. Kevin Browett

Chief Operating Officer

living with the disease and of those,
170,000 are Michiganders. Alzheimer's
is the only leading cause of death in the
United States with no known cure, treat-
ment or prevention.
For the past year and continuing
into 2015, Michigan residents can now
make a donation to the Alzheimer's
Association by checking a box on their
Michigan income tax return — Form
4642. By checking this box they can
donate $5 or more from their Michigan
return to the Alzheimer's Association
Fund. These funds support care and pro-
grams for people faced with Alzheimer's
in our state.
Please consider checking this box and

showing your support for this cause. The
services of the Alzheimer's Association
are invaluable to those faced with this
terrible disease.

Wendy Strip, vice president

of development and communications

Alzheimer's Association

Southfield

Correction

• In "Empty Bowls To
Fight Hunger:' (March
12, page 30), this girl
should have been iden-
tified as Sophie Eizen
of Royal Oak.

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Esther Allweiss Ingber
Harry Kirsbaum
Barbara Lewis
Rabbi Jason Miller
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EDITORIAL

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Hear Klezmer And Jazz
At Beth Shalom Concert

Want to know about All That Jazz and
Klezmer? Come to the family-friendly
Ninth Annual Cantor Sam and Mona
Greenbaum Concert on Sunday, March
22, at 2 p.m., at Congregation Beth
Shalom in Oak Park.
A trio comprising Susanne Ortner-
Roberts, John Marcinizyn and Doug
Levine will explore the art of communi-
cation and innovation within traditional
genres, including klezmer, gypsy jazz,
swing and more.
Admission is $5 per person, maximum
$15 per family, and includes an after-
glow.
Clarinetist and saxophonist Susanne

Ortner-Roberts, originally from
Germany, researches Eastern European
music. Her story has been told in a book,
Living the Dream, by German television
journalist Helga Fuhst. John Marcinizyn
plays guitar and banjo and is a composer.
Pianist Doug Levine is also a composer,
arranger, music director and teacher in
Pittsburgh.
The Greenbaum Concert was estab-
lished by the Greenbaums' daughter
Shiri Gordinier and her husband, Jerry.
Patrons include Esther and Donald
Simon, Fay Isackson and Sophie
Perlstein.
Let the Beth Shalom office know if you
plan to attend: (248) 547-7970 or cbs@
congbethshalom.org .

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Mike Smith

Detroit Jewish News
Foundation Archivist

L

ast month, the seemingly age-
less Mr. Spock passed away. He
was 83.
His real name was Leonard Nimoy,
but he owned one of the most popular
television and screen characters in his-
tory: the completely logical, impassive and
brilliant Mr. Spock, the Vulcan executive
officer and adviser to Captain Kirk on the
Starship Enterprise in the Star Trek televi-
sion and feature film series.
Nimoy was born to Yiddish-speaking,
Russian Orthodox Jews, who were immi-
grants to Boston in 1931, and spent 60
years as a stage and film actor and direc-
tor, appearing in small parts on Broadway
and, later, in a fine television movie as the
husband of Golda Meir called A Woman
Named Golda. Nimoy also wrote several
books, stories for children and was an
accomplished photographer.
Mr. Spock, however, was Nimoy's

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sion and movie star, as well as a cult hero.
And, he was cited more than 100 times
in the Detroit Jewish News. Indeed, the
pointy-eared Mt Spock was an icon for
many generations. Those of us who grew-
up with Mr. Spock will miss him



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