32—Friday, October 12, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW
Sidney Winer Elected President
by Fresh Air Society Directors
The Fresh Air Society, at
its first directors meeting of
the new program year, elect-
ed Sidney J. Winer as presi-
dent.
Robert Kasle was elected
vice president, Mrs. Arnold
E. Frank, secretary and
Harvey Gorden, treasurer.
Outgoing president Sol G.
Kurtzman reported on the
success of the society's pro-
gram for emotionally dis-
turbed children, which this
summer provided 90 camper
periods. Next summer, the
Esther and Nathan Silver-
man Village for emotionally
disturbed youngsters will be
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in operation.
Other programs for teen-
agers at Camp Kennedy,
Charles N. Agree outpost
Camp and Wilderness and
travel trips, as well as the
Mollie M. Burtman camp-
grounds at Mio and another
at Mesick were outlined.
Michael Zaks, resident di-
rector director of Camp Ta-
marack at Ortonville, stres-
sed the importance of the
Jewish content of the camp-
ing program.
Earlier, at the annual
meeting of the Fresh Air
Society, the Henry M. Butzel
Conference Center was dedi-
cated. Retreats and confer-
ences already are being held
at the center, located at
Camp Tamarack in Orton-
ville.
This summer, more than
140 senior adults spent a
week camping there.
The Jack C. and Samuel
P. Gordon Memorial Guest
House also was dedicated at
the meeting.
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December II-eddin 6
ft/ Karen Kossack
The Jewish News has launched a new service for its
readers, an advice column which will attempt to answer
many of the personal questions that crop up in everyday life.
To help answer questions that are submitted to The
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I have never told this to established in the neighbor-
anyone and I hope you will hood to reach out to the new-
disguise my letter so that no comer sometimes in our
one will recognize me. I eagerness for acceptance, we
have a good marriage. 'We unwittingly turn them off.
YOUR CANDID COLOR
You say your husband is
are not rich but comfortable,
MISS
KAREN
KOSSACK
have friends and three not eager for neighborhood
activities. Is it possible that
healthy children.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kossack
The oldest, a girl of 11, this unavailability has been of Southfield Rd., Southfield,
is my problem. I have never communicated to them? Per- announce the engagement of
been able to feel close to hags you can approach the their daughter Karen Diane
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she was born I have had to and suggest something that Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levitz
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TEL AVIV — Ma'ariv. the
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subdivision. I was looking cent, as compared to a 1.5
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friends and becoming part among the Jewish popula-
of the neighborhood. I find tion.
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to plant 250,000 trees annual-
My husband thinks 1 am ly here and in the vicinity in
too sensitive. Besides, he is order to eventually encircle
so taken up with his work. the city with a green belt.
he is too tired to socialize
Part of the belt exists al-
with the neighbors. I am be- ready—the Jerusalem Forest
ginning to wish we had never covering the western out-
made the move.
skirts of the city.
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—Disappointed
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