THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Sholem Aleichem Institute
Re-Elects Bette Schein

secretary; Bernard Fried-
man treasurer; Robert Be-
nyas, immediate past
president; and Morris
Friedman, adviser.
Elected to the board for a
two-year term were: Rose
Kaye, Molly Sallen, Norma
Shifrin, Herbert Schein, Is-
rael Kaplansky, Dorothy
Harwood, Dr. Jack Man-
diberg and Pearl Zeltzer.
Sylvia Chover, Bess
Frumin, Julius Harwood,
Lillian Meisner, Morgan
Young and Naomi Mark
were elected for a one-year
term.

Bette Schein was re-
elected president of the
Sholem Aleichem Institute.
Other officers are: Sheila
Bass, David Moskowitz and
Rose Roth, vice presidents;
Molly Kaplansky, recording

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Helen Shevin, Edith Frank Retain JFS, RS Positions

Helen Shevin was re-
elected president of Jewish
Family Service and Edith S.
Frank was re-elected
president of Resettlement
Service at the combined an-
nual meeting of the two
agencies. -
Charles Snider was re-
elected vice president of JFS

Corrections

The name of Beverly
Hacker was inadvertently
omitted from the list of
newly installed officers for
Beth Achim Sisterhood
appearing in last week's
Jewish News. Mrs. Hacker
Was elected recording sec-
retary.
Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses was inadver-
tently omitted from the
list of synagogues plan-
ning or who have already
held mortgage burnings
appearing in last week's
Jewish News.

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and Susan Citrin was
elected vice president. Mar-
vin C. Daitch was elected
treasurer. Elected to serve
on the executive committee
were: Henry Gornbein,
Ellen Labes, Susan Miller
and Dr. Ronald Trunsky.
Re-elected for a three-
year term to the JFS board
were: Edward Gold, Sharon
Hart, Lillian Jaffe Oaks,
Ileane Thal and Phyllis

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four-year period.
Samuel Lerner, executive
director of RS and JFS, re-
ported on the key services
provided by JFS during the
past year. He noted there
were 3,983 families served
in 1981, of which 1,276 were
aging cases. A total of 30
children were in foster care
or residential placement; 16
persons were maintained in
better housing through rent
subsidy.
In addition, the agency
is completing three years
of a project providing
group residences for frail
and elderly individuals
who cannot maintain
their own homes. A total
of 12 residents live in four
apartments which are
provided with house-
keepers and casework
services of JFS.
A kosher Meals-on-
Wheels program, jointly
sponsored with the Greater
Detroit Section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women, is currently serv-
ing 143 individuals. They
are provided two meals
daily, five days a week.
During 1981, a total of
237 families were provided
homemaker services and
249 families were provided
financial assistance to sup-
plement their incomes. A
total of 183 volunteers pro-

vided 5,238 volunteer hours
to individuals living in the
community and nursing
homes. Approximately 500

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Welling. Elected for a first
three-year term were: - Eric
Lutz, Joy Nachman, Betty
Rosenhaus,
Janice
Schwartz,
Marlene
Schwartz and Sheldon Toll.
Elected for a two-year term
was Marjory Ansell and
elected for a one-year term
was David Bittker. Gilbert
B. Silverman was re-elected
chairman of the JFS
nominating committee for
1982-1983.

Re-elected as officers
for Resettlement Service._
were: Dorothy Harwood,
vice president; Bernard
Stollman, secretary; and -
Barbara Marcuse, trea-
surer.

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Re-elected for three-year
terms to the RS board were:
Susan Alterman, Ilse
Doner, Dorothy-. Harwood,
Walter Klein, Sally Krugel,
Phyllis Stern, George Tar-
noff and Ruth Wayne.
Elected for a first three-year
term were: Ellen Alter,
Franka Charlupski and
Milton Y. Zussman.

Mrs. Shevin announced
that JFS has been re-
accredited by the Council on
Accreditation of Services for
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