40 June 18, 1976

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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—Psalms 78.

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Garson Heads Family Service; Resettlement Picks Winslow

Joseph Garson was re-
elected president of the Jew-
ish Family Service and Dr.
Max B. Winslow was elected
president of Resettlement
Service at the recent com-
bined annual meeting of the
two agencies.
Other JFS officers are:
Albert M. Colman and Mrs.
Frederick F. Shevin, vice
presidents; and Joel D.
Tauber, treasurer. Other
Resettlement Service offi-
Lt
cers are: Mrs. Arnold E.
'JOSEPH GARSON
Frank, vice president, Mrs.
cooperation with the Na-
Bernard J. Cantor, secre- tional Council of Jewish
tary, and Mrs. Milton J.
Women, Greater Detroit
Doner, treasurer.
Section. The agency is also
Elected for three-year
involved in financial plan-
terms to the JFS board of ning
and assistance to the
directors were: Mrs. Jacob
poor and near-poor.
Alspector, Mrs. Jack Baroff,
Dr. Winslow noted that in
Mrs. N. Brewster Broder,
Mrs. Hugh W. Greenberg, the year ending May 31,
Emery I. Klein, Harold B. 1976, Resettlement Service
Minkus, Mrs. Donn Resnick, accepted 56 Russian fami-
David H. Shepherd, Mrs. lies, consisting of 126 indi-
Milton M. Shiffman, Robert viduals, into the commu-
L. Siegel and Dr. Allen So- nity. He said that the
sin. Elected to the Executive agency takes responsibility
Committee were: Marvin C. for coordinating efforts to
Daitch, Mrs. Joseph H. help the immigrants settle
Jackier, Mrs. Norman D. and provides casework help,
Katz and Ralph Pierce. Di- financial assistance, plus
rector elected as chairman referral to other agencies
of nominating committee and facilities for medical
was Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe. and dental care, language
Re-elected for three-year instruction, vocational plan-
terms to the Resettlement ning and placement.
Service board of directors
In a panel discussion on
were: Mrs. Doner, Walter "Trends
and Changes in
Herz, Norman D. Katz, Mrs. Jewish Family
Life," Mar-
Julian H. Krolik, Nathan L. garet
Weiner, casework and
Milstein, David I. Rosin and group therapy supervisor at
Jack Stattmann.
Jewish Family Service,
Garson reported that in noted that changing atti-
1975, 3,029 families were tudes on the part of youth
served by JFS in 18,697 in- and adults today greatly
person interviews and contributed to the problems
24,125 telephone inter- families currently face.
views. Services furnished
were individual and family
counseling, marital coun-
seling, group therapy
treatment, homemaker
service, housing relocation
and a variety of volunteer
activities.
He noted that the agency
was also involved in screen-
ing and coordinating of a
meals-on-wheels program in

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Dr. Ronald Trunsky re-
ported on the rise in the
percentage, as well as the
number, of aged in our
population.

Dr. Jay Stern, superin-
tendent of the United He-
brew Schools, noted several
significant changes in the
families of youth attending

Cooper Bill Bars
Boycott Complicity

Legislation that would
prohibit persons or organi-
zations doing business in
Michigan from basing their
business conduct on the ex-
istence of a discriminatory
blacklist has been intro-
duced by State Senator
Daniel S. Cooper, (D-Oak
Park).

The legislation is con-
tained in a five-bill package,
said Cooper, who is the
chairman of the Senate
Commerce Committee. He
also said he will conduct
hearings on the bills in the
fall.

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been a marked increase in
the number of children of
divorces, and single-parent
families. There has also
been a growth of inter-city
mobility, making it difficult
for the youngsters to de-
velop a, sense of identity; to

settle down and to learn in
school.

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