Silver Heads Education Campaign
for '62 Foster Children Committee
OPEN DAILY 9 to
SUNDAYS 10 to 5
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Checking committee plans for Foster Child Week are
Harold Silver of the Jewish Family and Children's Service and
- Mrs. Esther LaMarr of the Juvenile Division of Probate Court.
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Chairman of the 1962 Commit- man this year with Silver and
tee For Foster Children, Harold Father Hickey, reported numer-
Silver of Jewish Family and , ous telephone inquiries and nine
Children's Service, announced I
his committee is planning a ma- ! foster homes in one - week last
jor education campaign in year.
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Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Mrs.
Esther LaMarr of the
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Counties during Foster Child Juvenile
Division of Probate
Court stressed the vital need for
Week ,May 6-12.
"We want the public to know many foster homes. "During the
the need for• foster homes, and past year the number of chil-
the difference between foster dren referred directly to foster
parents and adopted parents," homes by the Court nearly dou-
bled. In 1960, the Court referred
Silver said.
Co-chairman of Foster Child 221 children of all ages. In 1961,
referrals
rose to the distrurbing
Week. Rev. Paul J. Hickey of
Catholic Social Services who number of 401." she said.
organized the committee last
Economic needs of the chil-
year in an effort to acquaint the dren is not the answer to the
public with agency child place- foster home problem, according
ment problems, predicts that to David Goldberg of Jewish
1,500 new foster homes will be Family and Children's Service.
needed in the tri-county area "Love, care, and understanding
during 1962.
are much more important than
Mrs. Elaine Orheim of Lu- money," he said.
theran Social Services of Michi-
"It is easy to find foster
gan, reports that 21 foster homes homes for babies," says Mrs.
were found during Foster Child Elaine Orheim. "What we need
Week last year. During the same is homes `for older children,
period, Silver received 13 re- from six to 16 years. But our
questh at Jewish Family and biggest problem is finding
Child -..- en's Service, while Lu- homes for handicapped and
theran Children's Friend Soci- crippled children. Most foster
ety recorded 108 inquires. parents want bright, cute young-
Ken Doran of Children's Aid sters. What do we do with the
Society. who will act as co-chair- others?"
Israeli Oranges Come to Detroit;
Available at Food Fair Markets
Oranges from Israel, which
have gained world fame under
the brand name Jaffa oranges,
now are available at Food Fair
Markets in Detroit.
Al Borman, chairman of the
board of Food Fair Markets,
expressed pride in having been
able to conclude arrangements
for the sale of the Jaffa oranges
here.
He explained that The Israeli
oranges. seedless, individually
wrapped, sized from 75 to 81,
are similar to the California
Valencia eating oranges and are
priced comparable to California
oranges of similar size.
First Shipment of Jaffa
plied with special strictness to
imports, had discouraged efforts
at sales in this market.
ed that the problem had
ad been
add-
met and that another shipment
was en route to New York. The
Commissioner helped to nego-
tiate the new addition to Israeli
exports to the United States.
No Hope for Renewal of
Citrus Sales to Russia
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV.—Hopes for a re-
newal of Israeli citrus exports
to Russia faded Wednesday
when a delegation of the Israel
Citrus Marketing Board return-
ed from a brief visit to that
Orange Sold Out Quickly
country with a report that there
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The was no chance of such exports
first export to the United States this year.
of Israel's Jaffa oranges were
Members of the delegation
sold out quickly at the New went to Russia on tourist visas
York Fruit Auction Corporation and not as members of the mar-
Market to dealers and buyers keting board. However, they
from a half dozen major cities. sounded out Soviet officials on
Yechiel Krieger, a deputy the possibility of export renew-
trade commissioner of Israel in als. They said they felt that
the United States, who attended there was also no indication as
the auction, said that the quick to whether there were any pos-
sale indicated possibilities of sibilities for the, next season.
an eventual market for the
Russia halted all oil sales to
Jaffa oranges of several hun- Israel as a reprisal for the 1956
dred thousand cases a year with Sinai campaign. Since the oil
an export value of $2,000,000.
was pa:t of a barter arrange-
He said the choice Jaffa or- ment on the Israeli citrus ex-
anges had not been previously ports, those were halted auto-
exported to the United States matically and neither phase of
in commercial quantities be- the arrangement has been re-
cause sanitation procedures, ap- sumed since.
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