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Friday, November 1, 1985
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Dear Friends,
We are writing to urge you to join those Southfielders
who look for and work for good government in the
community in which they live. We strongly recom-
mend that you support Mayor Donald F. Fracassi on
Tuesday, November 5, 1985
Southfield has forged ahead as an "All American
City" and is also planning ahead for the 21st century
via a program, "2001", which was instituted in 1983
under the leadership of Don Fracassi. We have been
lauded as having "a positive business climate" in the
Detroit Free Press, while maintaining our suburban
appeal.
Sidney Lantz reflects the very best
qualities of the residents of Southfield
independence, compassion, common
sense and hard work. He will be a good
Councilman for all of us because he
understands and knows how to respond
to our problems and concerns.
We are blessed with excellent schools, pleasant sur-
roundings and a high level of art and cultural activi-
ties.
Let's keep Southfield a strong and viable community.
It is imperative to re-elect Mayor Donald F. Fracassi
on November 5th. Please join us in this endeavor.
Sincerely yours,
VOTE FOR
SIDNEY LANTZ
ON NOVEMBER 5, 1985
SOUTHFIELD CITY COUNCIL
Elect the
Man who cares
SIDNEY LANTZ
PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF SIDNEY LANTZ
Ellen Labes
Dr. James Labes
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AROUND TOWN
Courage
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our membership. The potential
for that is very good. We've got-
ten a lot of public relations help
from Bruce Tabashneck and
we've really begun to establish
ourselves as a viable organiza-
tion.
"We try to make people feel
welcome. Once we get them here
we try to convince them to come
back. We try to have follow-up
phone calls and we try to meet
everyone that comes in for the
first time."
For Gail Beron, Toastmasters
meant achieving a goal. It also
meant improved self-confidence.
"I feel better about myself be-
cause I can communicate better
in a work-related situation and
in front of a group of people. I
plan to stay in Toastmasters for
a while and I would recommend
it to my colleagues and anyone
else who wants to express them-
selves better."
Toastmasters is also allowing
Darrell Yee to achieve personal
motivational seminars at Oak-
land Community College and in
the Walled Lake Community
Education system. Yee sees even
more benefits to be gained doWn
the road. "It's helped me com-
municate better in one-on-one
situations with people at work
and with friends. And who
knows; someday I may have to
give presentations to other
engineers."
"Everybody as human beings
has to communicate," he con-
tinues. "It's a big part of busi-
ness and personal relationships
and if you have a hard time
communicating, then you have a
hard time relating to people,
and that is a main ingredient to:
successful living."
Bissinger is a believer. "The
most gratifying thing is watch-
ing somebody come in with no
background and almost terrified
to get up and speak, and watch
their progress.
"We're still trying to build up
the number of regulars, but
even beyond that there's still a
lot of room to grow. We can offer
leadership seminars for the
community at large with the
expertise that the members of
this club have. We'd like to tie
ourselves in with some of the
major holidays and events that
go on here at the Center. And
there are youth programs we
can get involved with ... That's
why we see this as a true com-
munity club."
Group To Gather
The Center Toastmasters Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
in room 239 of the main Jewish
Center. Admission is free. • For
information, call Chairman
Larry Bissinger, 258-9630.
Gaza Bomb
Tel Aviv (JTA) — A Molotov
cocktail was tossed at a 'civilian
car travelling between Gaza and
Khan Yunis on the edge of the
Gaza Strip Friday. It exploded
but caused neither casualties
nor damage, police said.
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