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The Federation Executive
Recruitment and Education
Program offered through the
Council of Jewish Federa-
tions, is taking applications
for enrollment.
FEREP, a career track pro-
gram which begins with a
two-year course of study, pro-
vides federations with well-
educated, highly trained peo-
ple who can assume leader-
ship positions within the
Jewish federation field, after
completion of the master's
program. Tom Wexelber-
Clouser is FEREP coor-
dinator at Detroit's Jewish
Welfare Federation.
In addition to full tuition to
schools in FEREP consortium
leading to a master's degree
in social work and/or Jewish
communal service, FEREP of-
fers low-interest loans of up to
$5,000 per year.
FEREP also provides ongo-
ing career- counseling • and
placement as well as
specially-developed programs
and seminars. In return, the
FEREP grant recipient
makes a commitment to a
long-term career in the
Jewish federation field.
The deadline for FEREP ap-
plications is Feb. 1. For infor-
mation, call Wexelberg-
Clouser at the Jewish Welfare.
Federation, 965-3939.
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AMERICAN
CANCER.
Endowment Unit
Meets Jan. 19
Federated Endowment
Fund volunteers who want to
learn more about how the
Letter of Intent program can
provide for the community's
future, are invited to a
meeting on Jan. 19 at the
Southfield Radisson Plaza
Hotel.
Set for 6 p.m., the program
is called "Everything you
always wanted to know about
the Letter of Intent program'
. . . (but were afraid to ask!)."
The meeting includes a light
supper.
Hollywood,
F 1 a.,
businessman Kenneth J.
Schwartz will speak and
answer questions about the
Letter of Intent. Schwartz is
an honorary national vice-
chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal and has serv-
ed as an officer of the Greater
Miami Jewish Federation.
Signing a "Letter" is an im-
portant step in creating an
endowment fund. It indicates
that the donor plans to create
a fund that will bear his or
her name and be a permanent
part of the Jewish communi-
ty's philanthropy.
Under the chairmanship of
Lester S. Burton, along with
vice chairmen Abraham
Burnstein and Joel Gershen-
son, the Letter of Intent com-
mittee is contacting prospec-
tive donors throughout the
community.
Bonds Hosts
Bowling Party
Bowling for Bonds will be
the theme of the next social
event sponsored by the New
Leadership Division, State of
Israel Bonds of Metropolitan
Detroit.
The bowling party and
social will be held at 8 p.m.
Jan. 19 at West Bloomfield
Lanes. Refreshments will be
served and prizes awarded for
high game, low game and gut-
terball champion.
Co-chairmen are Lauren
Bruss and Marcia Ross.' For
reservations and information,
call Israel Bonds, 557-2900.
There is a charge.
Bodzin Family .
Will Meet
The Bodzin Family Club
will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Rabbi and Mrs.
Binyomin Rothstein, 15101
Dartmouth Ave. in Oak Park.
HERE'S TO . .
JVS Employees
Win Honors
Two Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice employees have been
recognized by the State of
Michigan , Department of
Education "for their leader-
ship and commitment to
employment opportunities for
handicapped individuals."
They are: MORNA BOYD, a
vocational education
specialist, and JOHN
FLOWERS, a janitorial trai-
ing coordinator.
ANPING LIU, a graduate
assistant working on his doc-
torate in the fields of public
finance and industrial organi-
zation at Wayne State Uni-
versity, received the 21st Prof. -
Samuel M. Levin Economics
Award. The award was estab-
lished by Prof. Levin to en-
courage scholarship in
economics and to reward in-
dividuals of outstanding
achievement. Levin was the
first chairman of the univer-
sity's
department
of
economics.
LEAH BRAUNSTEIN of
Oak Park has been inducted
into Alpha Chi, the national
honor scholarship society, at
Touro College.
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