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are: Pauline Grossman, Bar-
bara Marcuse and Phyllis
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Co-chairmen of the annual
meeting are Mrs. Portnoy
and Agnes Klein. Members of
the committee are: Mrs. An-
sell, Claudia Gold, Barbara
Grant, Jonathan Jaffa, Jef-
frey R. Kravitz, Aileen
Kleiman, Edith Resnick, Rose
Roth, and Eileen Wasserman.
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public and it is part of the
community education pro-
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Friday, May 22, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ogle'
Ex-Refusenik
Comes To Detroit
Dr. Kyle Pruett
Dr. Kyle D. Pruett, associ-
ate clinical professor of psy-
chiatry, Yale Child Study
Center, will speak at the an-
nual meeting of Jewish Fam-
ily Service and Resettlement
Service on June 1 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. Pruett will speak on
"The Nurturing Father,"
which is the title of his re-
cently published best seller.
The focus of his talk will be
on what happens in families
where fathers assume the
traditional mother's role.
Dr. Pruett received his
M.D. degree from Tufts - Uni-
versity School of Medicine.
He was a child psychiatry fel-
low at the Yale Child Study
Center and is currently coor-
dinator of training at the
child development unit.
He was trained at
Hampstead Child Therapy
Clinic, London, England, run
by Anna Freud and has
served as staff child psychiat-
rist, Adolescent Crisis Unit
for Treatment and Evalua-
tion, St. Raphael's Hospital,
New Haven, Conn. He has
received the Sheldon Memo-
rial Prize for Contribution to
the Humanities at Yale Uni-
versity.
At the annual meeting,
there will be election of offi-
cers and board members for
the coming year. Susan Cit-
rin is currently president of
Jewish Family Service and
Bernard H. Stollman is
president of Resettlement
Service.
The nominating committee
of Jewish Family Service is
chaired by Marvin C. Daitch
and the committee consists of
Marjory Ansell, Albert Col-
man, Maida Portnoy, Edith
Resnick and Helen Shevin.
The nominating committee
chairman for Resettlement
Service is Anne Caplan. The
members of the committee
Chaim Burshtein, the Len-
ingrad activist recently permit-
ted to leave Russia, will be in
the Detroit area next weekend,
to visit various day schools and
synagogues.
He was arrested for his
Jewish activities in 1981 and in
1985 for "stubbornly deman-
ding an exit visa to Israel:' In
November 1986, Burshtein was
sentenced to two weeks in jail.
Burshtein arrived in Israel on
March 1 and now lives in
Jerusalem. He became obser-
vant while in Russia and is now
studying full-time in Shvut
Ami, a yeshiva designed to
meet the needs of immigrants.
For details regarding his
visit, call Rabbi Michael Baum
at the Yeshiva Gedolah,
968-3360.
Democrats Meet
The Southfield Democratic
Club will have a brunch at
11 a.m. June 7 in the home of
Edsel Saunders, 21899 Ma-
hon, Southfield. There is a
charge.
B'NAI MITZVAH
Jordan Golding
Is Bar Mitzvah
Jordan Blair Golding, son
of Beth and Howard Golding
of Coral Spring, Fla., was
called to the Torah as a bar
mitzvah recently at Temple
Beth Torah in Tamarac, Fla.
Sharing in the celebration
were sister Ashley and
grandparents, Doris Levitt of
North Lauderdale, Fla., and
Dorothy and Ervin Golding of
Southfield.
Out-of-town guests from
Michigan and Canada also
were on hand to help Jordan
celebrate his special day.
Jordan is the grandson of
the late Morrie Levitt.