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NEW YORK — The Community
Mental Health Center opened in
Jaffa last August-by Malben, the
Joint Distribution Committee pro-
gram in Israel, represents a pio-
neering approach to comprehen-
sive community mental health, it
was reported by Louis D. Horwitz,
.TDC director-general.
The three-year IL 5,000,000
($1,200,000) demonstration project,
the first of its kind in Israel, is
being financed half by JDC/Mal-
ben, with United Jewish Appeal
funds, and half by local groups
interested "in developing critically
needed phychiatric services in Is-
rael, Horwitz said. Funds raised
by the women's division of the
United Jewish Appeal of Greater
New York in a $500,000 special
campaign are being used to help
finance the program, he added.
"Today, after 20 years of experi-
ence with aged, chronically ill and
handiraped groups, JDC feels it
must broaden its scope to serve
other disadvantaged Israelis,"
Horwitz said.
The Jaffa-southeast Tel Aviv
area was picked for the demon-
stration project because of its
accumulation of people with men-
tal health problems, Horwitz
said. Along with the difficulties
common to immigrants trying
to adjust to a new place and life
style, its 110,000 residents suffer
from overcrowding, friction be-
tween different ethnic groups
and economic insecurity, he
pointed out.
He noted that a preliminary
survey indicated that mental
health problems in Jaffa and vi-
cinity may be as much as three
or four times greater than in
other sections of Tel Aviv.
Assuming full respcinsBrility for
the mental care of the community,
the Center is gearing itself to
make available the kind of treat-
ment needed at the moment' a
patient needs it, Horwitz said.
It will deliver five graduated
and coordinated levels of service,
SURPRISE STARS are being lined
up for the biggie affair of the year
. . . the always fabulous cham-
pagne dinner-dance by Detroit
Businessmen's Group, City of
Hope, Nov. 7, at Raleigh House.
18th YEAR REUNION of Bnai
David Mr. and Mrs. Club is set
for tomorrow night at a buffet
dinner-dance in the congregation's
social hall, with Dick Stein's dance-
able melodies ... The group was
started by Rabbi Hayins Donin in
1954 and called the Young Mar-
rieds League . . . with six couples
meeting at the borne of Frank and
Ruth Friedman ...Today, the club
is headed by President Ralph Still-
well and has almost 100 'couples
. . . Herman Gorman was its first
president.
SORRY FOR THE BOO-BOO .
We were looking at a •971 calendar
on the 1972 date for Judge Nathan
J. Kaufman's testimonial dinner
by Cong. Beth Abraham . . . Cor-
rect one is Jan. 25.
CPA SAM WILSON likes the
one about the elderly, bejeweled
lady in Florida who was boasting
about her remarkable grandchil-
dren .Asked by another sun-
bather -how old her grandsons
were, the woman gave her a grate-
ful smile as she replied, "The doc-
tor is four and the lawyer is six."
SAM LIPSON IS - ENDING 14
years as chief custodian at Waldo
Lessenger Elementary School in
Oak Park . . . His retirement is be-
ing capped by a testimonial dinner
by the schools PTSA, Oct. 7, at Bel-
anger House.in Royal Oak . .. An
open house is set for Oct. 1 at the
school, from .7 to 10 p.m. . . . Din- NY Woman to Give Up
ner honorees can contact Ida Re- U.S. \ Citizenship After
gits, 542-2415.
Govt. Cites War Crimes
DISA
:DATA ... Forgot what
NEW YORK — A housewife who
Radiant Sign - man Marty Wein-
Stock looks me- behind .that mus- has been accused of being "a
tache and beard . — Tornado al- cruel; brutal and sadistic" guard
most put Jerry Gurwin out of his at two Nazi concentration camps,
agreed to have her American
Autobody Elinic business a while has
citizenship revoked.
back, but the torn-up place is new
She
is Mrs. Hermine Braun-
again—almOst unbelievably so! ...
steiner Ryan, 52, of Queens, who
NEW KNIGHTS of Pythias, De- was named in a government affi-
troit 55, Castle Hill is on Coolidge, davit as having beaten and tor-
between 11 and 12 in Oak Park tured defenseless prisoners in her
. . . Alvaro's on 14 Mile will be charge during 1939-45.
tharsite Of Henrietta Lewis' .next
Robert Morse, an assistant U. S.
singles party, Oct. 8.- ' . Sign attorney, said Mrs. Ryan entered
spotted by Julius Maddin in the the U. S. In 1959. In 1968, the gov-
window" of an Atlantic-City-seafood ernment asked for her denatural-
place, "Wanted—pianist who -will ization,, - saying• she lied in her
also dig clams.'' . . Great guys application for citizenship when
Dick. Green -and Mort Jaffe are she allegedly claimed she had
the double-barreled powerhouie never been arrested or jailed.
sales team at Ch. 50 . . : Ben "Un-
The government said Mrs. Ryan
gie" Siegel Of Goldfarb Bonding was a guard at Ravensbruck Con-
1s very ready -for his - two-week centration Camp. Three years
Chicago vacation after - over 200 later, in 1942, the government al-
phone calls because of a judge's leged, she was transferred to
decision . .. Prayer heard by Ruth Maidenek in Poland.
Siegel by six-year-old daughter
Carol: "Please; dear Lord, can't
you - put vitamins in pie and -cake Israel Tranquil, Says
instead of cod liver oil and Guatemalan Diplomat
spinach?"
TEL AVIV—The Guatemalan am-
FAVORITE GIGGLER . . . by bassador to the UN, Dr. Rafael
Iry Lachman,. . .- about the math Castillo Valdes, said- at the end
professor asking his college class, of a week's tour of Israel, which
!If there ore 50 states in the included the administered terri-
union and the superheated steam tories: "Since I am not familiar
equals the distance from Bombay with the conditions which existed
here before the Six-Day War, it
to Paris; what is my age?"
A freshman • :quickly_ replied 44. is not possible for me to make
The professor' said that he was comparisons, but from all that
correct, and asked how did he I have seen It is clear that there
figure it 'out. The student. an- prevails an atmosphere of tran-
swered; "I have a brother who is quility. and even friendly relations
between Jews and Arabs."
22 And he, is only Any Aida!"
with the emphasis on early identi-
fication of persons "at risk" and
treatment before a breakdown oc-
curs. The five steps will provide
a continuity of treatment, with
the patient able to move from one
to another as he improves.
This comprehensive approach,
emphasizing community service,
is a new one in Israel, Horwitz
said. He pointed out that the ten-
dency in the past has been to
over-hospitalize mental patients.
The community approach is not
only better for the individual and
society at large, but it also is much
less expensive, he said.
An educational and counseling
service and an outpatient clinic
have already started to function,
Horwitz said. Screened from well
over 100 referrals, 70 patients are
now receiving regular treatment
in the outpatient clinic.
Other units will be added as
funds and manpower become
available over the next two years.
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