to Join in Philly Meeting

Several members of the
staff of Detroit's Jewish
Family and Children's Ser-
vice will be active partici-
pants in the sessions of the
National Conference of Jew-
ish Communal Service in
Philadelphia May 27-30.
Mrs. Joan Israel, JFCS
coordinator of self-develop-
ment discussion groups, will
present a paper on the prob-
lems in starting a family
life education program Sun-
day. Mrs. Lillian Weisberg,
senior caseworker, will pre-
sent a paper Monday on
"Putting a House in Order—
Casework with a Terminally
_Ill Young Mother."
Samuel Lerner, executive

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director of the agency, will
chair a workshop conducted
by Mrs. Margaret Weiner,
casework and group therapy
supervisor in the agency,
Tuesday. Mrs. Weiner will
discuss the problems in for-
mation of groups and tech-
niques in handling groups.
Lerner also is chairman of
the chapter development
committee of the NCJCS,
and a member of the execu-
tive committee of the Na-
tional Conference and of the
National Association of Jew-
ish Family, Children's and
Health Services, which have
scheduled meetings during
the conference.

Annual Meeting
of. Resettlement
Service, JFCS

T h e combined annual
meeting of the Jewish Fam-
ily and Children's Service
and Resettlement Service
will be held 5 p.m. June 5
in the Standard Club, Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel.
A reception to honor retir-
ing board members and to
welcome new board mem-
bers will precede the meet-
ing, at which there will be
reports by Herbert P. Sill-
man, president of JFCS;
Mrs. Sol C. Grossman, pre-
sident of Resettlement Ser-
vice; and Samuel Lerner,
executive director of both
agencies.
New board members and
officers will be elected for
the JFCS, and board mem-
bers for Resettlement Ser-
vice.

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Saturday at Oak Park High
School. There is an 'admis-
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Windsor J CC
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Charles Zalev, president
of tho Windsor Jewish Com-
munity Council, announced
the appointment of Joel Ver-
bin as program director of
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter.
The initial emphasis of
his work will be in youth

Philip Givens, Ex-Mayor
of Toronto, to Address
JNF Dinner in Windsor

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 25, 1973 33

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Golda's Grandchild
Weds U.S. Oleh

JERUSALEM—Prime Min-
ister Golda Meir saw her
Philip G. Givens, former
granddaughter Naomi marry
mayor of Toronto and now a
an American emigrant,
member of the Ontario Leg-
Eliahu Zucker, in a family
islature, will be keynote
ceremony at Revivim Sun-
speaker at the Jewish Na-
day.
tional Fund Negev dinner
Zucker came from the
U. S'. four years ago and is
programing, which is to be June 11 at Shaar Hashomay-
im Synagogue. The dinner
serving in the army. The
will be a tribute to Jacob D.
couple will live at Revivim,
Geller, in recognition of his
a collective farm in the
accomplishments on behalf
Negev.
of numerous local and over-
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Proceeds will be used by
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Givens has served as alder- Appeal of Toronto and the
Can d yuenterpieces • MARK KANDEL
man and controller as well Bnai Brith Coordinating Com- *
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as mayor, of Toronto. A for- mittee. Recently, he was
elected
to
the
presidency
of
mer member of Parliament
for York West, he is now a the Canadian Zionist Federa-
JOEL VERBIN
"Iffenora Singles"
member of the Ontario Leg- tion.
_ presents a
expanded at the center, ac- islature for York-Forest Hill.
In 1968, Givens was the
cording to Joseph Eisenberg,
Singles Party
He has been chairman of recipient of Toronto's Negev
executive director.
the Toronto Israel Emer- Dinner tribute for distin-
a Dance
Verbin came to Michigan
guished public service.
Sunday, June 3 — 8:30 p.m.
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AT A LOW PRICE TO BOOT
Council election at Wayne electrical sockets — and lots
State University showed a in between—Bruner takes the
poor voter turnout on the two reader, step by careful step,
"A BRYANT DEALER"
days the election was held. and with hundreds of easy-
Of about 36,000 students to-follow photographs, from
who attend Wayne, only the preparation and begin-
3,570 votes were cast. The ning to the triumphant con-
machine vote totaled 3,509 clusion of every project —
each onp a
and the paper balipt
1.1db done
in front of the televisi&ii
sisted of 61 votes.
The ten highest vote get- camera .
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Bruner arrived by way of a
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Among these were Gene Cun- sion in upstate New York in
ningham, recently suspended which every wall, ceiling and
and reinstated editor of the floor of the eighteen rooms
South End and three of the had to be restored—not to
With our newly arrived
black-formed Union of Expe- mention installing such bas-
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Parks said on the day of
the election, Union of Ex-
perience members passed out
leaflets to black students
asking them to support the
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