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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 28, 1962 --
Lapeer Retarded
to Be Aided by
Bazaar Proceeds
Lipsky to Get
Herzi Award
Louis Lipsky, dean of Ameri-
can Zionist leaders, has been
chosen as the 1962 recipient of
the Herzl Gold Medallion of the
Zionist Organization of America
awarded each year to an indi-
vidual judged to have rendered
outstanding service to the cause
of Zionism, according to an an-
nouncement by Dr. Max Nuss-
baum, president of . the ZOA.
The award will be presented
at the annual metropolitan din-
ner of the ZOA on Nov. 28, at
the newly opened Americana
Hotel in New York. The dinner
will be : dedicated in honor of
Jacob Goodman of Brooklyn,
veteran Zionist and communal
leader.
The presentation of the Herzl
Gold Medallion to Lipsky will
be made by Dr. Emanuel Neu-
mann, honorary president of the
ZOA and member of the Jew-
ish Agency Executive, who was
last year's recipient of the Herzl
Award.
$9 Million Budget
Adopted by Hadassah
PITTSBURGH, (JTA) — The
48th national conventon of Ha-
dassah concluded with the adop-
tion of a $9,838,243 budget for
1962-63 programs in the United
States and Israel. Mrs. Seigfried
Kramarsky was re-elected presi-
dent to a third term.
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DIVING GOLDBERG, chairman of the arts and crafts division
of the 1962 Allied Jewish Campaign, holds the Detroit Service
Group cup awarded annually to the campaign's leading division.
With Goldberg are some of the chairmen of the campaign's
seven other trade and professional divisions. From the left
are: Isadore II Kolodney, organization; Lewis S. Grossman,
real estate and building; Marvin Alexander, mercantile; Myron
D. Stein, services; Peter B. Copeland, food; Nathan Rubenstein,
metropolitan. Detroit Service Group Chairman Max M. Shaye
presented the cup and awards to division chairmen at the
annual golf outing for Allied Jewish Campaign workers.
More than 300 workers attended the meeting. The winning
arts and crafts division raised 12% more in 1962 than it did
in 1961. Immediately behind the winner is the mechanical
trades division with 109%, the services division with 107%
and mercantile division with 10%. The 1962 Allied Jewish
Campaign raised $4,850,000. It was one of the best campaigns
in its 26-year history.
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation is in
the midst of a leadership train-
ing course for the purpose of
furnishing women who have
demonstrated concern, interest
and aptitude in dealing with
community problems, an oppor-
tunity to learn about Federation
and its affiliated agencies, which
serve such a broad segment of
our community.
Mrs. Daniel E. Cohn and Mrs.
Melvin Kolbert are co-chairmen
of the course. Mesdames Wil-
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Arnold Winshall are members
of the committee that helped
the chairmen plan the course.
The two remaining course
sessions are Monday, Oct. 15,
and Monday, Oct. 22. Women
taking the course have toured
the Community Center and
spoken to its director, Irvin
Shaw, and have visited the Jew-
ish Family and Children's Serv-
ice and heard a discussion of its
work by the agency director,
Harold Silver.
Isidore Sobeloff, executive
vice-president of the Federa-
tion, has discussed "The Fed-
eration Idea" with the women
taking the course. The women
have visited Sinai Hospital and
have spoken to its director, Dr.
Julien Priver, and discussed
Jewish education with Albert
Elazar, superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools. Course
members have visited the Jew-
ish Home for Aged and have
talked with Ira I. Sonnenblick,
director of the Home.
On Oct. 15 the women will
meet at the Jewish Center in
Oak Park and will take a bus
trip to Camp Tamarack at Or-
tonville, where Sam Marcus, di-
rector of the Fresh Air Society,
will explain year-round camp-
ing programs and will conduct
a bus tour of the 750 acre fa-
cility.
On Oct. 22 the course will
meet at the Fred M. Butzel Me-
morial Building, 163 Madison,
and visit the Jewish Vocational
Service and the Jewish Commu-
nity Council.
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, a mem-
ber of the board of the Women's
Division of the United Jewish
Appeal, will discuss overseas
and national agencies. Mrs.
Philip R. Marcuse, president of
the Detroit Women's Division,
and Mrs. Harold Robinson,
chairman of the Women's Divi-
sion of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, will discuss the "role of
the Women's Division" with
course members.
Sandburg and Golden
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Announcement was made this
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Harry Golden are planning to
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Retarded children at Lapeer
State Home and Training School
will benefit from proceeds of the
13th annual bazaar sponsored by
the Lapeer Parents Association,
to be held Oct. 6 at Childrens'
Orthogenic School, 10235 W.
Seven Mile.
Luncheon will be served from
11 a.m. until 2 p.m., dinner from
5 to 8 p.m.
This year the bazaar fund-rais-
ing committee, Henry P. Widrich,
chairman, has set a goal of
$10,000.
Bazaar proceeds are used for
recreational, educational, and oc-
cupational therapy facilities not
provided by the State at the
Lapeer Home. In addition, funds
are used for existing programs
and services for the approximate-
ly 4,000 mentally retarded and
handicapped at the Home.
Anyone interested in this
worthy project can get more in-
formation by contacting Joseph
Stoepel, UN 2-6066.
Jewish Population in
Turkey Totaled 43,000
in 1960; Is Smaller Now
ISTANBUL (JTA)—Turkey's
total Jewish population in 1960
was 43,000, according to of-
ficial census figures issued here
by the government. Of the
total, 35,485 lived in this city.
Jewish leaders stated that the
overall Jewish population in
the country is somewhat smaller
now than it was in 1960, due
to emigration, principally to
Israel.
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