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Men's Club
Honors Lucas
The Beth Shalom . Men's Club will
honor Dr. Leon
Lucas as Man of the
Year at a dinner
Sunday, Oct. 17, at
the synagogue. The
evening will include
entertainment and
tributes from Dr.
Lucas' friends and
associates
Dr. Leon Lucas
Dr. Lucas is a
founding member
of Congregation Beth Shalom and was a
professor of social work at Wayne State
University for 30 years. He has been
active with the Detroit chapter of the
National Council of Jewish Women,
Oak Park Department of Community
Services, Oak Park Arts and Cultural
CommissiOn, Oak Park Kiwanis Club
and Oak Park School District
Community Resources Advisory
Council.
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Funds raised from the dinner will
benefit the George and Muriel Tarnoff
Special Needs Fund at the synagogue.
For information, call Men's Club
President David Marks, (248) 737-
4548.
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JEWISH AND !SRAM Music
FOLK SONGS
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Jewish Vocational Service is half way
toward a goal of $3 million in its
endowment campaign, said Barbara
Nurenberg, JVS executive director.
The 58-year-old agency that began as
a job placement service for the Detroit
Jewish community has turned to
endowments as a way of generating
long-term support and stability, she said.
With a budget of nearly $16 million
this year, and only $55,000 of it coming
from endowment earnings, JVS realized
that support from its 12 funding agen-
cies, including the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit and the United
Way, might decrease in the future.
Boosting endowments has become one
way of solving the problem.
The Southfield-based JVS offers
employment and career development,
vocational and therapeutic rehabilita-
tion, job-skills training and specialized
senior adult services.
"The issue of how to fund the kinds
of services that people expect and need
are more of an issue," Nurenberg said.
"We need to be able to maintain the
level of services that we give."
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