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Aronson, who was unable to
attend the meeting. "Our
biggest challenge is to look
at what kind of services we
currently have and how we
can tap them to help those in
our community affected by
the AIDS epidemic. I hope
the task force will come to
the Federation."
Margaret Weiner, assis-
tant executive director of the
Jewish Family Service, said
she'd welcome suggestions
from the task force. She also
said any Jew is entitled to
JFS services.
"We want to be available,
but we just don't see many
AIDS cases nor do we get
many requests for many
AIDS support groups," Mrs.
Weiner said. "There are
many families in the Jewish
community who don't want
anyone to know. Even
though we keep patient-
counselor confidentiality
sacred, there's a lot of shame
and humiliation involved."
Mrs. Weiner said Detroit's
Jewish community just
hasn't seen Jewish AIDS
cases in the same numbers
as cities like San Francisco
and New York.
"If people approach us,
we'll respond," she said.
"But we don't go out looking
for clients. We never
have." ❑
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ZOA Awards
Scholarships
The Zionist Organization of
America's scholarship corn-
mittee has awarded 11
scholarships to Detroit area
students for summer pro-
grams in Israel.
Recipients of scholarship
grants to participate in the
ZOA-Masada Summer in
Israel programs are: Tzip-
porah Humble, Oak Park;
Linda Levy, Evan Rubinstein
and Laurel Simmer, West
Bloomfield; and Seth Wenig,
Troy.
Recipients of scholarships
for other educational pro-
grams in Israel are: Zahava
Blumenfeld, Milaine Gibbs,
Miriam Ishakis and Jennifer
Knoll, Southfield; Yehudit
Stolov, Oak Park; and Tracie
Greene, West Bloomfield.
These scholarships were
funded by the perpetual
scholarship endowment funds
established by Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Slomovitz, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Silverman, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Pitt, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Lederer, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Sheldon, Mrs. Jack
Sylvan, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hechtman and the late
Nathan I. Goldin.
The ZOA-Masada scholar-
ship program was founded by
Sidney Silverman.
How:
What
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