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Herbert Siliman, president of the
Jewish Family and Children's
Service, and Mrs. Joseph H. tac-
kier, chairman of the JFCS volun-
teer service committee, have ask-
ed psychiatrist Dr. Bruce Dante,
director of Detroit's Suicide Pre-
vention Clinic, to address the third
annual "Volunteer Institute," 9:30
a.m. Wednesday at the Jewish
Center.
The institute is an in-service
training program for volunteers
working in the "Person to Per-
son" program of JFCS and in the
nursing home volunteer project.
The latter was organized 21/2
years ago to reach out to residents
of nursing homes who have little
or no families, and to offer to
them the companionship and con-
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cern of an interested "friend."
There are more than 100 women
enrolled in this program, serving
some 300 lonely persons in 13
nursing homes.
The "Person to
Person" program
was orga nized
last spring in rec-
ognition of the
fact that there
are many isolat- 1
ed and lonely in-
dividuals in the
community w h o
need assistance
with shopping, Dr. Dante
trips to doctors and for therapy.
Often a "friend" will come to
spend an afternoon visiting, or will
occasionally call on the telephone
to break the quiet of a lonely day.
Presently, 25 women are engag-
ed in this activity and over the
past eight months have served 50
people. Some are seen on a con-
tinuing basis; others, for a short
period of time to meet a crisis.
The institute serves as an
orientation session for new par-
ticipants. Dr. Danto will discuss
the role of the volunteer when
working with the isolated and
lonely and how one can help
them cope with their fears and
loneliness.
There will be two workshops fol-
lowing Dr. Danto's remarks, one
dealing with the institutional set-
ting, led by Mrs. Zena Baum,
JFCS staff member who organized
the nursing home volunteer pro-
ject. Mrs. Annette Bechek, former
casework consultant to the project,
will lead the workshop relating to
the private setting.
All current volunteer workers
are invited as are women who
want to participate. There is no
charge for this program, which will
begin wit hregistration and a con-
tinental breakfast
For information, call Mrs. Fayga
Dombey, at the JFCS, DI 1.5959.
JNF Women Donor
Tea Set Next Week
Last-minute details are being
completed for the 41st- annual
donor tea of Women of the Jew-
ish National Fund, to be held noon
Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Guest speaker will be Herman
L. Weisman, president of both the
Jewish National Fund of America
and the Monist Organization of
America.
Also on the program will be
Julius Chajes, concert pianist
and composer; and Annette
Chajes, vocal soloist.
The women of JNF, a 1,000-mem-
ber organization in Its 48th year,
is working on the Women's For-
est and Park, a development near
the village of Kiryat Shmonah on
the Lebanese border. President is
Mrs. Albert Posen; Mrs. William
Levin is fund-raising chairman;
and Mrs. Samuel Baker, program
chairman.
For information on the donor
tea, contact the JNF office, 399-
0820.
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MRS. ALAN KRISTALL
Linda Joyce Rogovein and Alan
Steven Kristall were married in a
recent candlelight ceremony at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Rabbis Moses
Lehrman and Benjamin Gorrelick
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rogovein of Cam-
den Sq., Southfield. The bride-
groom is the son of Mrs. Harold
Shwedel of Appleton Ave. and Mr.
Nathan Kristall of Five Mile Rd.
Mrs. Martin Golden served Ittr
sister as matron of honor. The
bride's attendants were Mrs. Mi-
chael Berman, Mrs. Marlin Rub-
in and Carol Lipsitt.
Wayne Kristall served his broth-
er as best man. Ushers were Mar
tin Golden, Gerald Rittman, Ed-
ward Cohen, Alan Shwedel and
Edward Rogovein.
Following the honeymoon, the
couple will reside in Troy.
Sholem Aleichem
to Repeat Art Show
at Its Old Site
With the Sholem Aleichem Art
show three weeks away on Feb. 5,
6 and 7, 50 women are working
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Gertrude Forman and Mrs. Harry
Roth to bring autobiographical
data on over 100 artists up to date,
sending out invitations to former
show visitors and refurbishing
display boards and display cases.
'The eighth annual_ show will be
held at the old Sholem Aleichem
Institute location, 19530 Greenfield.
Last year, more than 10,000 visi-
tors viewed 2,000 works, including
oils, water colors, acrylics, col-
lages, woodcuts, sculpture, etchings
and lithographs as well as ceramics,
sculpture, weaving and hand-craft-
ed jewelry.
There is no charge for clhldren.
Refreshments, which are free, are
served throughout the event.
Serving on the art show com-
mittee are Mesdames Paul Cbover,
Julius Harwood, Ted Sallen, Jack
Mandiberg, William Feinberg.,
Steve Collins, Karel Baas, Jack
Cohen, Allan Kandel, Irving Pa-
nush, Lawrence Tourkow, Herbert
Schein, Robert Sobel, Sidney Kaye
and Paul Gold.
Golden Friendship
at 10 Mile Center
Beginning Wednesday, the Gold-
en Friendship Circle Club of the
Jewish Center will meet 7 p.m. in
the assembly. room at the 10 Mile
branch.
The shuttle bus will leave the
main branch at 6 p.m. and con-
tinue its regular route, making
pickups at Blackstone Manor, Nine
Mile and Coolidge, and Northgate
and Votrobeck apartments. Return
by bus also is provided.
Social programs, dancing, din-
ners and friendly gatherings are
club features. All senior adults are
welcome.
Jewish View of Marriage
Topic for Single Adults
The Jewish Center Single Adults
will present Rabbi Noah M. Gamze,
of the Downtown Synagogue, who
will speak on "The Judaic Ap-
proach to Marriage" 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Jewish Center.
Heart of 'Gold .AWcikd . 'Ceremony on Feb: 9' ,
Hupdreds of invitations are out organizations and individuals.
Chairman for this year's event
to the Heart of Gold Award Coun-
cil's fourth annual, community- Is Mrs. Aaron H. Gershenson.
wide recognition ceremony for out
standing women volunteers In the
Wayne-Oakland Macomb area.
Our Students Road Faster
Guest speaker for the event,
scheduled at 11:45 a.m. Feb. 9 in
Understand lifter
Cobo Hall, will be Ann Landers,
and learn how to study
syndicated columnist.
Some 40 leading women's orga-
Dorothy S. Orent
nizations are working with Women
for the United Foundation (WUF)
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ervations may be made by tele-
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phoning the award council at
For Information
965-7100.
,Honored will be a group of wom-
Call 399-0333
en volunteers who have made sig-
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nificant contributions during the
Individualised instruction
past year. They will be selected
from 150 nominations submitted
last fall by tri-county agencies
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