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September 09, 1994 - Image 89

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-09-09

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Temma Klibaner, a former Sovi-
et Jew who has spent nearly a
decade in resettlement work, has
been hired as director of reset-
tlement services for the Washte-
naw County Jewish Federation's
Jewish Family Services. Ms.
Klibaner replaces Lora Shapiro
who recently moved with her
family to Madison, Wis.
Ms. Klibaner immigrated to
the United States in 1979, mov-
ing to Boston where her husband
first had a medical residency and
then a position with a pharma-
ceutical company. A recipient of
a master's degree in develop-
mental psychology from Moscow
University, Ms. Klibaner worked
for six years as a research psy-
chologist at the USSR Academy
of Pedagogical Sciences in
Moscow. Most recently, Ms.
Klibaner worked as a social
worker for Brookline's Jewish
Family and Children's Service's
Resettlement Program.
Ms. Klibaner holds office hours
on Monday, Tuesday and Thurs-
day mornings. She can be
reached by calling Jewish Fam-
ily Services, 971-3280.

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at 7 p.m. at the Trowbridge Apts.
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Margaret Weiner, associate di-
rector, and Marilyn Hertzberg,
senior staff of the Jewish Fami-
ly Service, will discuss practical
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