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July 19, 1996 • Page Image 52

…A gramd Now Wored Agimg JN America He's amazed he can wear a yarmulke. She cannot stop raving about America. osif Sakin looked more like a proud graduate about to receive his diploma than a 79-year-old new American. Wearing his World War II beret and his best suit, the retired optical engineer grasped the outstretched hand of the judge. He shook it fervently as he ac- cepted his certificate of American citi- zenship. Mr. Sakin and his wife,...…

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…son's first marriage, still in Russia. They often write to her. The couple was introduced through Ms. Izakson's grandfather, who knew Mr. Sakin's mother. The young adults fell in love. She was 18 when they married in 1945, and he was 28. Most of the couple's life together has been consumed with work. Ms. Izakson was a dentist for 25 years. Because she was Jewish, she had to wait for two years before getting accepted to dental school. The anti-...…

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…A Gram( Now Wored teuvkage Lossom English is a considerable barrier to one family's acculturation. --mtPktwkw E nglish is forever on Svetlana Sirota's mind. "I don't want to forget Russian, but I want to im- prove my English," said Svet- lana, who began learning the language,--/ during her childhood in Ukraine. "I al- ------\ ways knew that someday I would go to Israel or America." Svetlana's family settled in Southfield a year and a half ...…

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…high school, has more than half her life ahead of her. While the adjustment is demanding for the entire family, the Sirotas say their daughter has the most to gain, and Svet- lana herself knows opportunities await her. "All I have to do is try," she said. When the Sirotas left their hometown of Odessa, they packed six large cases with their clothes, dishes, towels and books. Everything else was sold. "I don't know why we brought books," "I'll...…

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…A grand Now !Voted person now. If I don't understand something, I don't think badly about myself. I accept it and don't worry about it." Before, she used to enjoy reading romance or adven- ture novels. Now, academic books are more likely to be on her shelf. She's even thinking about devoting part of her summer to learning a new language, perhaps Spanish or Hebrew. Picking up Russian books is definitely a high priori- ty when it comes to summe...…

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…A Moho Awl Iwo Oars A young Russian couple feel fortunate they can afford some American luxuries. lga and Ilya Veksler can easily identify the guests at their 1988 wedding who still live in the for- mer Soviet Union. In a photograph, the Vekslers' 65 guests stand on a marble stairway. The young cou- ple point to friends and family and say, "Is- rael" or "the United States," the countries to which many of the individuals or fam- ilies chose t...…

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…A grand New Wored not a profitable line of work." In December, the Vekslers moved from their first U.S. residence, an apartment at 11 Mile and Greenfield, to a three-bedroom house in Bloomfield Hills. "Economically, there was no reason not to buy a house," Mr. Veksler said. "fro pay rent when you can buy is ridiculous." I t took the Vekslers five years from the time they made their application to leave the former Soviet Union until they wer...…

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…The Room A fledgling networking organization for Jewish business people and professionals is serious and heimesh. JULIE EDGAR STAFF WRITER she said. The Ex- change may even- tually invite special speakers for quar- terly evening gath- erings, aside from monthly morning meetings. "We want [mem- bers] to walk away with some type of practical knowl- edge that they can use in their busi- ness," she said. For herself, Ms. Beim has been at- tendi...…

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…The World Is At Their Fingertips JULIE EDGAR STAFF WR TER H and in band, Lawrence Levy and Michelle Cooper explore the -universe from the glowing monitors in their Southfield office. The couple, engaged to be mar- ried next May, are in the business of collecting places for a new on- line venture that will be accessi- ble to over 150 million Microsoft Windows 95 users. They're look- ing to introduce travelers who may or may not be connected ...…

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…el agent, is employed there on a part-time basis. Both she and her fiance like working together, although she says with a laugh that she does more of the work. They met when Ms. Cooper began work- ing at Quik Text three years ago. Ms. Cooper explained that TravelNet will focus less on the airline companies, which already advertise online, and more on places to go, including golf cours- es and ski resorts. The company would like to go after so...…

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…VISHAY page 63 Vishay Israel's four plants currently employ 2,800 workers. Mr. Grubb said Vishay is cut- ting 7 percent of its 18,000-person workforce as a result of the slack- ening personal computer and telecommunication industries' business. Over the last 18 months, inventories in these markets have become bloated, leading to a re- duced demand for goods. According to a statement is- sued by a Merrill Lynch, analyst, Vishay has higher cost...…

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…Get pected to reach the floor within the near future. The United States had origi- nally agreed to provide more than $260 million, or 21 percent, of the bank's start-up capital over five years. The money was to finance infrastructure projects in Egypt, Jordan, Israel or autonomous Palestinian areas. Mr. Peres had lobbied strenu- ously on behalf of the bank, and by getting Arab countries to en- dorse the notion, turned around the Clinton admin...…

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…12 MONTH CERTIFICATE 5.25% 5.35% One Track Minds INTEREST RATE Despite considerable foreign interest, bureaucrats can't stop bickering over plans to build a national rail network. A.P.Y./* JESSICA STEINBERG SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS T 60 MONTH CERTIFICATE 5.75% INTEREST RATE 5.870 A.F.Y./* These are fixed rate certificates of deposit that are insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). A minimum opening deposit and b...…

July 19, 1996 • Page Image 69

…, " =4-re AMYZIOWOMMOM=02422MMMOM,Z.Mi2 \ \= Project ViSiti t is not the trip to Israel that pulls Dr. Jay Novetsky away from his family and his thriving ophthal- mology practice for weeks each year. Nor is it the thrill he receives when he successfully wheels through customs a piece of equip- ment that will give doctors in Israel the ability to improve the eye care they provide their patients. Instead, it is the feeling he gets from help...…

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…- Dr. Suzanne Merkle has joined Associated Dermatologists of West Bloomfield to practice with Drs. Ronald Kerwin and Michael Dorman. Dr. Merkle graduated from the University of Michigan Med- ical School, completed an in- ternship in internal medicine at William Beaumont Hospital and recently finished her residency in dermatology and dermatolog- ic surgery at Henry Ford Hospi- tal in Detroit. •.. You never thought you'd be the one to get it. ...…

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…PHOTO BY DANIEL LIPPITT present. . . CLASSICAL 105.1 FM 5th Annual Summer Concert Series This week at the Trowbridge enjoy the sounds of the Ken Miller of Inkster swings a club. This was his first time back on the greens since he had a stroke. Taking Another Swing Emily Austin Quartet Tuesday, July 23rd A Sinai program offers the physically challenged a chance to recapture their golf game. DEBBIE WALLIS LANDAU STAFF WRITER All concer...…

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…niques after studying a method developed by an amputee in the 1920s. He also read Ernest Jones' two golf books, Swinging the Golfhecul and Swinging Into Golf. "The emphasis is not at all on working with people who are disabled but rather to create a swinging motion with a golf club," he explained. "A program like this gives realistic hope to people. I have seen people who six months ago couldn't move an arm and are now holding a club." Mr. Sau...…

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…FOR THE RECORD A Centennial Love Stor GEORGE EISEN SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS Clockwise from left: Alfred Hajos won two gold medals for Hungary in swimming in the first of the modern Olympics in Athens. Tough guy: Sam Berger, left, won the Olympic crown in St. Louis in 1904. PHOTOS COU RTESY OF GEORGE EISE N Fencing champs: This Hungarian Olympic team included Jewish fencers Attila Petschauer, second from left, and Endre Kabos, third fr...…

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…I often have been mystified by people's reaction, a mixture of amazement and pride, upon learn- ing I was a boxer in my youth. Jewish tradition, at least what we are taught to believe, has al- ways viewed the body and athleticism with a de- gree of discomfort or ambivalence. It has never been easy to reconcile the image of the "people of the book" with the image of the athlete. The emphasis on spirituality that, according to Jew- ish belief, ...…

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…A Centennial Love Stor y To placate American and world opinion, the Nazi sport authorities organized training camps for Jews. Marty Glickman, were replaced in the 4-by-100-me- ter relays with two African-American athletes, Jesse Owens and Ralph Metcalfe. Mr. Glickman contin- ues to believe an anti-Semitic coach was behind the switch. Another tragic anecdote involves the Polish fencer Roman Kantor, who had taken part in the 1936 Games, an...…

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…A Centennial Love Story Jews won more Olympic fencing in the first half of the 20th century than any other ethnic group. pating in more Olympic Games — seven — than any other athlete. What are the roots of this Jewish fascination with the science of the sword? The most plausible expla- nation is that fencing was part of the Jewish com- munity's attempt to identify itself with, and be accepted by, the upper classes. Fencing was, after all, an...…

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…FOR THE RECORD Israeli Olympians he Israeli delegation to the 1996 Olympic Games will include a mix of native Israelis and Soviet immigrants with the country's best chances for a medal in judo, wrestling and shooting. Jewish eyes should be fixed on an expert marksman, Boris Polak, an immigrant wrestler, Gotcha Tzitzuashvili, and the two judo play- ers who won Israel's first Olympic medals in Barcelona in 1992, Yael Arad and Oren Smadja. At p...…

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…Membership: Hapoel Society, Herzliya Residence: Tel Aviv Guy Starek Age: 31 Category: Rifle sharpshooter, sniper, ly- ing down Achievements: Ranked seventh at the Eu- ropean Championship in 1995. Membership: Jerusalem Marksman's So- ciety Residence: Herzliya World Cup. Coach: Leonid Sheichet Training: Hapoel Jerusalem Residence: Jerusalem Immigrated: 1994 Personal: A California native and UCLA All-American. He tried out for the U.S. swimming...…

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…FOR THE RECORD ISRAELI OLYMPIANS PARALYMPICS page 07 Membership: Hapoel Konstantin Semyonov Age: 27 Category: Pole vault Achievements: First at the Hapoel Games in Tel Aviv with a 5.70 meter jump. Coach: Pavel Kogan Training: Wingate In- stitute and the Athletics Stadium in Tel Aviv Occupation: Coach Windsurfing Gal Friedman Age: 21 Achievements: Second Tel Aviv Residence: Holon Also competing: Anat Fabrikant Age: 20 Achievements: ...…

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…FOR THE RECORD Jewish Olympic Medalists 1896 (Athens) Gold Alfred Hajos-Guttman, Hungary, 100 meter freestyle swimming Alfred Hajos-Guttman, Hungary, 1,500-meter freestyle swimming Paul Neumann, Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, parallel bars Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team parallel bars Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team horizontal bar Gustav Felix Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team par...…

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…FOR THE RECORD 1948 (St. Moritz/London) Gold Fanny Rosenfeld, Canada, athletics, 100-meter dash Lillian Copeland, USA, athletics, discus throw Istvan Barta, Hungary, water polo Attila Petschauer, Hun- gary, fencing, individual saber Frank Spellman, USA, middleweight weightlifting Henry Wittenberg, USA, freestyle light- heavyweight wrestling Silver Steve Seymour, USA, athletics, javelin throw Bronze Bronze Ellis Smouha, Great Britain, a...…

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…Mark Midler, USSR, fencing, team foil Yakov Rylsky, USSR, fencing, team saber Tamas Gabor, Hungary, team epee Silver Irena Kirszenstein, Poland, athletics, 200-meter dash Irena Kirszenstein, Poland, athletics, long jump Gymnast Mitch Gaylord Bronze Irena Szewinska-Kirszenstein, Poland, athletics, 100-meter dash Mark Spitz, USA, 100-meter freestyle swimming Semyon Belits-Geiman, USSR, 800-meter freestyle swim- ming relay 1972 (Sapporo/Mun...…

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…t Pass The Psychotherapist Dr. Laura Schlessinger pulls no punches. t LARRY MILLER SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS he's happily married, and in every opening to her daily radio program, she states, "I am my kid's mom." Thus she sets the tone for her show, based on personal ad- vice and ethically based dialogue about people and their problems. The show is broadcast from Los Angeles — a city she says She deplores for its lack of civil- ity and...…

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…mality. I felt elevated by the for- mality, and I missed it. You know, showing respect elevates you spiritually. I left and for a year we didn't do anything, but I kept reading every book there was — Telushkin stuff, every- thing — like a maniac. The more I read the more I had to do this thing, so we went to the Conser- vative synagogue and spoke to the rabbi, and I explained to him that my dad, but not my mom, was Jewish, and he directed me i...…

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…i li s ta rnia C/) u_i ohn Lennon drew as he composed, fast and furiously when the in- spiration hit. What most people don't know is that the rock w roll icon indulged his lesser-known tal- ent prodigiously in the last decade of his life. What most people don't know is that John Lennon, Beatle ex- traordinaire, wanted to be an artist. It never happened — at least not in the eyes of the art world which, for the most part, ignored Lennon's f...…

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…Opposite page: Top; Kangaroo (1979): The pouch represents "the establishment" — the people are jumping out of the pouch, running away from the strict regulation imposed upon them by society. Middle: Suitors (1976): John believed every man hides behind a mask when he speaks to a woman — flowers and fine words can only get a man so far. The woman must remove the mask and determine which suitor will make the best mate. Bottom: Aisumasen — I'm S...…

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…'Courage Under Fire' 'Maybe, As Captain Walden, Meg Ryan gives a precise- et shortly after the 1990 Gulf ly shaded performance in War, euphemistically called a series of flashbacks that Operation Desert Storm, illustrate the differing ac- Courage Under Fire tells the counts of her actions and gripping story of a soldier coming heroism. Serling is clearly to terms with private conscience meant to identify with this courageous woman and, by an...…

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…SIN Entertainment Maybe Not' opts to temporarily take refuge in known German actors in a foreign a gay acquaintance's flat. Norbert setting, their alternative lifestyles (Joachim Krol) has an ulterior mo- seem more believable then Robin tive — he'd like to seduce Axel, Williams' and Nathan Lane's Hol- and apparently so would Norbert's lywood-ized take on homosexual whole circle of gay friends, espe- relationships. And rather than cially Walt...…

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