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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, June 30, 1972
Committee to Aid Histadrut Fund
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Attorney Dennis M. Aaron (D-
Oak Park) announced he will seek
re-election as Oakland County
commissioner in District 19.
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A new committee to promote the Histadrut Foundation in the
Detroit area met recently at a reception for Dr. Sol Stein (second
fro mright i it New York, head of the foundation. Nathan P. Rossen
(second from left) was elected chairman and Morris Friedman
(left) vice c hairman. Shown with them are Mrs. Emma Schauer,
reception hostess, and Morris Lieberman.
Outreach!, Group Discussions Mark
New Developments in JFCS Service
Treatment services for the emo- out of the office; and there were
tionally disturbed and new efforts 20.666 telephone contacts with
to reach out to troubled youth, clients.
There has been an increased
adults, and aged were highlighted
at the recent annual meeting of emphasis on group therapy as
the Jewish Family and Children's treatment — 121 such sessions
Service and Resettlement Service. were conducted in 1971, and 30
In his annual report, Samuel clients were served in group
Lerner. executive director, noted therapy.
a new trend in JFCS programs.
During the past year there has
been an emphasis on outreach pro
grams to adolescents.
existing
Included among the
programs in which JFCS staff has
been involved are PAD (Program
for Alternatives to Drugs) in West
Bloomfield, the Oak Park Depart-
ment of Community Services, the
Berkley Drug Awareness Clinic
and the Student Adjustment Center
in Oak Park.
Another major aspect of the
program has been the growth of
the volunteer corps who render
services not only to the aged and
chronically ill in nursing homes,
but those residing in the com-
munity. Over 125 volunteers h^ve
been involved in a variety of
services.
During the past half year, the
agency has established a telephone
nlielpline", manned by volunteers
This now will become a regulai
service of JFCS. Those requiring
volunteer services for the aged are
requested to call DI 1-5959,
In her presidential report, Mrs.
Sol C. Grossman noted that in ad-
dition to helping refugees, the Re-
settlement Service continues to file
and process identification and resti-
tution claims against the German
government by former refugees re-
siding in the Detroit area.
In addition, the agency is proces-
sing applications of local relatives
who wish to bring relatives from
Russia. as well as from other Iron
Curtain countries.
She noted that there had been a
In each of these settings, said
Lerner, the agency offered a few
hours of time by workers who
would see youngsters and their par.
ents individually, in joint inter-
views, in family therapy, or in
group therapy.
The agency also has a boson
worker directly related to the
Southfield school system, avail-
able to process referrals for
casework services. A worker
functions at two of the United
Hebrew schools, consulting with
teachers and principals on hind-
ling of children with emotional
problems,
A new feature of agency service : small decline the past year, but
indicated that two Russian families
is the self-development discussion' .
are making
satisfactory adjust-
group project. The purpose is to
Involve adolescents, parents and
ged in group discussions to under-
theimi
better and to help
Is, s
ments .
Herbert P. Sillnlan woes re -
Clic1 led ,,resident of JETS for
Re-elerted vice pre,i-
197? Pet
thrall h ,:goup interaction, to
, dents tepee Joseph Carson and
•..inille their problems more
Mr , . Jr-erdi II. Jerkier. Newly
iicely
agency has con
The
•lueted group sessions with parents • eh, ted t, •asurer is Norman H.
Rosenfelil•
!roll, Clinton Junior High School
New t..o . r1 members elected for'
di oak Park. the United Hebrew
snouts and Birmingham Temple. three se d terms are Albert Dick
• "" C. Hopp J r -. Mu'
the JFC'S staff person "'"".
-At
Burt NI :Mei- . Mrs. Jerome Sonenk-
was enrarMcf in rap sessions with
Re - elected
Bruce Thal.
tar a"
ad•Imcent youngsters and also was
for three-:.ear terms are Mrs. N.
separate discussion
Ted in
Brewste- Broder, Mrs. Alfred L.
groups with their parents
The 19th District comprises
most of Oak Park and Royal Oak
Township as a re-
sult of the rd-
cent county re-
apportionment.
Aaron has
served two
terms as county
commis-
sioner represent-
ing a district
comnosed of pad
of Oak Park
Aaron
and Huntington
Woods. Be is chairman of the pub-
lic protection and judiciary com-
mittee and chairman of the coun-
'v's law enforcement and crim-
inal justice coordinating council.
He holds similar law enforcement
ttesnonsibilities with the Michigan
Association of Counties and the
Southeast Michigan Council of Gov-
ernments.
Aaron is a member of the County
Library Board and is a charter
member of Centennial Lodge of
Rnai Brith. ! He is a graduate of
'he University of Michigan School
of Business Administration and
'ts law school.
Judge Tennen Eves
Circuit Court Seat
.Tudre Harvey F. Tennen has
announced his candidacy for the
office of Circuit Court judge in
Oakland County.
A practicing attorney for 15
years, he served eight years as
municipal judge in Huntington
Woods and as a visiting judge in
the Detroit Common Pleas Court
and Recorders court. He has de-
g rees from the University of Mich-
igan and Wayne State Law School.
Judge Tennen is a member of
Temple Emanu-El and has served
on the board. He is a charter
members of the Centennial Lodge
Bnai Brith.
Marvin Shwedel Files
Circuit Court Candidacy
Marvin Shwedel, Oakland County
assistant prosecuting attorney, has
announced his candidacy for one
of the two new Circuit Court
judgeships authorized for Oakland
Monty_
A graduate of the University of
Shwedel
Michigan Law School,
w as associated with the law firm
'if Goldsmith, faker and Gold-
mtth for seven year before join-
ing the Oakland County prosecu-
t
cffice.
Lawrence D. Silverman, Detroit
Traffic Court referee. has an-
one
nounced his candidacy for
of the seven newly created judge-
ships in the Recorder's Court for
the city of Detroit.
Silverman, a life-long resident
of Detroit, is a graduate of Wayne
State University's law school and
graduated with high honors in 1958.
He was engaged in the private
practice of law until 1965, when
he was appointed Traffic Court
referee.
Silverman. 40. resides in De-
troit with his wife and three
lies, of whom 234 were aged initt
children.
and Mt , Philip R. Nlarcuse. sec-
vidtrals or couples; 61 were pre, I
.S■ it is elected treasurer is
were
horn•makers;
44
Ided
im Or Mos B. Winslow.
migrants helped to resettle, 206 in-
N. v., firemhers of the hoard for
demnification and restitution cases,
three .car terms are Mrs Howard
unmarried mothers. and
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children in foster care, residential
elected for three year
or III
adoptive ham,
'Mrs Abraham Cooper,
-•,rneld Frank, Mrs. Seymour
Ile eintihasizeal that the ider
m r- Gerald II Nlanko •
w- helming ma tority of case , s erv e d .1
el,,crosr, and treatment
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Walter Shapiro Campaigns for Congressional Office
A former Washington reporter
Walter Shapiro of Ann Arbor
has filed as a Democratic candi- for Congressional Quarterly, Sha-
date in the Aug. 8 congressional' piro is employed by the University
of Michigan.
primary.
Shapiro, a former Nader's
Raider, spoke of a need for "a new
Hebrew U. 'Truman
Rotunda to Be Named
NEW YORK--The rotunda at the
Truman Research Institute on the
Mount Scopus Campus of the He-
brew University is to be named
the Etta and Nathaniel L. Gold- ,
stein Rotunda of the Truman Re-
, iis rch Center. It was announced
mbassador .5vraham Harman
7-1t s.f the Metres: Um, er-
Buster Brown ...
political pholosophy in this coun-
try" and said he was running as
a populist, rather than as a con-
Kati-Steniks
ventional liberal. lie is a Mc-
Govern supporter.
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rs Grossman w as re - elected
Lerner noted that during 197i. ptesali tit
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