Weiner Supervises Social W orkers Assembly Plan

Papo Leads
Pioneer Women to Honor 'Grand Lady,' Oakland County
Cancer Workers
Chayka Greenberg, on 85th Birthday

20 — Friday, April 7, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Mrs.

As Oak Park chairman for the
American Cancer Society, Mrs.
Louis Papo will lead her volunteer
workers during the April Crusade
Against Cancer. The board of di-
rectors of the Oakland County Unit
has announced the 1967 Crusade
chairman will be U. S. Congress-
man from the 18th District. Wil-
liam S. Broomfield.
President Johnson and Governor
Romney have proclaimed the
month of April as Cancer Control
Month. Traditionally, this launches
the nationwide educational and
fund-raising drive which each year .
saves many lives with informa-
tion that is distributed during the
campaign. Two million volunteers
called on their neighbors and
raised a record total of S50,000,000,
of which nearly 40 per cent will go
directly into research.

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Pioneer Women are carrying on the work
Two generations
begun by Mrs. Max (thayka) Greenberg, founder of the first local
chapter of the wom!•n's Labor Zionist organization. With Mrs.
Greenberg (center) are her daughter, Mrs r Norman Kanter (left),
former Pioneer Women's Council president and founder of Massada
Chapter: and granddaughters, Mrs. Joel Cohen---and Mrs. Alvin
Duch (right foundexU of the newest and youngest chapter, Degania.
Mrs. Greenlet g is celirbrating her Kith birthday Wednesday.

Mrs. M..
ately know:, ..
Lady of I•lor,
Labor Zionist
finite her 85t1:
day.
• In honor ■ d• his it qnt.
Council of I'1 ,, ;1 ,, • 1-

Milton Weiner, planning asso-
ciate of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, has been named as official
delegate to the 1967 delegate as-
sembly of the National Association
of Social Workers meeting in De-
troit April 9-13, at the Sheraton-
Cadillac to develop policy affecting
46,000 social workers in the country
and such issues as the elimination
of poverty, birth control, shortage
of trained social workers, and the
relationship between government
and voluntary agencies.
Weiner is in charge of budgeting
and planning for the education and
community relations division of the
Federation and is director of the
arts and crafts division of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign. He is chair-

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Born in Russia, Mrs, Green-
the former pro-H,11 ,
Lerg came to this country as a
"The White House
young woman. 7!rl it was here
Ile will be•followed
that she marred and reared her
hy Free - Press nationall:.•
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faintly. Tocether with her late
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husband, Max, she werked
Ci•aig Spence. CBS corresiCondcot
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ardently for the then infant
from
Vietnam. will report on the
and well-':•.r. tier: may contribute.
Labor Zionist movement, or-
war. Nov. 15. Debuting in Detroit
In addition, It, trait Council will
ganized more thaw 60 years ago. Nov.
29 will be William Moopey
greet her with a birthday party
In 1958, the National Commit- and his one-man show of frontier
at its monthl meeting :12.30 p.m.
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Labor
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"Half Horse, Half Al-
• Thursday at :lie l.ahhr Zionist
Mrs. Greenberg a citation for her ligator." Mario Braggiotti. nation-
Institute.
many
years
of
distinguished
service
ally
known
composer.
pianist and
Club One, the first local chapter
of Pioneer Womcn. Which was and outstanding leadership in the humorist. will do a holiday show.
Israel Histadrut Campaign. Dec. 13.
organiz ed4 9 • • •:0 will also
The deep love that Chayka and'
After a holiday recess the series•
honor her as a charter member
•
at the next regular meeting Tues- Max Greenberg had for the Jewish resumes Jan. 10 with Russ Burges
day. (See Women's Clubs.) Every homeland was instilled in. their doing a lecture-demonstration (with
children, and in turn in their ; audience participation) on E.S.P.
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grandchildren.
t Betty Bruce and Jock Leslie-Mel-
Their daughter, Mrs. Norman ville. young husband-wife team, will
Kanter, a former council presi- tell of their life in East Africa,
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dent, is a founder of Massada Jan. 24.
Chapter, and Mrs. Kanter's two
Vincent Price will he back with
daughters, Mrs. Joel Cohen and a new lecture, "America the Beau-
Mrs. Alvin Buch, are founders of tiful," Feb. 7.•"The Tribal Customs
Pioneer Women's newest a n d of the Jet Set" will he discussed
youngest chapter, Degania. Also Feb. 21 by Count Lanfranco Ra-
active in the Zionist movement sponi, author of "The International
is Mrs. Greenberg 's son, Dr. Ilar- Nomads."
old Greenberg, and another daugh-
•
The series winds up March 6
ter, Florence, Mrs. Jack Green- with ABC news analyst, Howard K.
berg.
Smith. with his report, "The Chal-
Still active, Mrs. Greenberg at- lenges Facing America."
tends Club One meetings and has
many discussions with her fel-
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