Mandell L. Berman Named to Head
Education Association Governing Body
Mandell L. Berman of Detroit
has been designated chairman of
the national governing council of
the American Association for Jew-
ish Education, it was announced
by Isadore Breslau. AAJE presi-
dent. The officers of the' AAJE
unanimously approved the( nom-
ination of the Detroit leathir to the
post occupied by the late Samuel
II. Daroff for almost 20 years.
Berman, senior vice president of '
the Bert L. Smokier Co.. residen-
tial builders, is chairman of the
committee on Federation planning
for Jewish education of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds. Long active in this
area of communal work. Berman
has served as chairmar of the
educational budgeting division,
and the survey committee of,
the Detroit Welfare Federation.
For several years he was president
of the United Hebrew Schools. He
is treasurer of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
The American Association for
Jewish Education, central educa-
Order Passover CARE Packages
for Needy at Once, Mizrachi Urges
Those desiring to send CARE Mizrachi, 18033 Wyoming,
packages to needy in Israel, for 0708.
Passover, should do so at once,
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi urged
this week.
According to Zvi Tomkiewicz,
Mizrachi director here, packages
ordered this week will still reach
the needy for Passover.
The packages can be ordered in
the $12 and $16 sizes, containing
important holiday food necessities .
Orders can be placed through
COUNCILMAN
SOUTHFIELD
RE-ELECT
$216,500 Gifts at Opener Set
High Record in Flint Campaign
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TOM
ROWLEY
COUNCILMAN
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SOUTHFIELD
APRIL 3rd
Basil B.
NEMER
Pol. Adv.
Pol. Adv.
Elect . . .
CHARLOTTE M.
ROTHSTEIN
MANDELL L. BERMAN
tional agency of the Jewish com-
munity in the United States and
Canada, is the parent body of 18
national agencies and 40 local
Bureaus of Jewish Education. The
Governing Council is its policy mak-
ing body and is composed of repre-
sentatives of all the constituent
organizations.
OAK PARK'S
"FIRST COUNCILWOMAN"
VOTE:
MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1967
Pol. Adv.
Dedicated, experi-
enced community
leader. Active 13
years civic, commu-
nity and school.
ELECT
ARNOLD DONALD
KADUSHIN
CITY COMMISSIONER • HUNTINGTON WOODS
In the upper photo are (from left) Rabbi Hillel Millgram, Louis
Kasle, initial gifts chairman; Rivka Raz, Israeli singer, Joseph Megdell,
general chairman, Flint UJA drive; Zvi Kolitz, guest speaker; Jack
Shaprow, president, Flint Jewish Community Council; in photo,
second from top, at Flint women's division luncheon, (from left),
Rivka Raz, Mrs. William Shapiro, co-chairman of division, Joseph
Megdell, Mrs. Max Harris, co-chairman, Zvi Kolitz; lower photos,
participants in men's and women's opening campaign functions.
*
Flint's Jewish Community Coun-
cil last week set into motion the
annual drive for the United Jew-
ish Appeal and 50 additional local,
national and overseas causes, at
functions for the overall city drive
and the women's division. Zvi Kol-
itz, Israeli author and theatrical
producer, and Rivka Raz. Israeli
singer, were the guest speaker and
singer at both events.
Joseph Nlegdell, campaign chair-
man, said that the sum of $216,500
subscribed at both events set the
highest record for Flint campaigns.
The goal for this year is $300,000.
Last year Flint contributed
$291,000. The previous high goal
was $240,000 in 1948.
With contributions 18 per cent
ahead of last year, Megdell said
he was confident that the $300,000
goal will be attained.
DR. SAMUEL MARGOSHES,
noted Jewish writer, was elected
chairman of the Congress for
Jewish Culture at a meeting of its
board of directors. The congress
promotes Yiddish culture in the
United States and in other coun-
tries. Dr. Margoshes called upon
American Jewry to help strengthen
the promotion of Yiddish culture
in this country and in other
lands.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, March 31, 1967
YOUNG • EXPERIENCED • WELL QUALIFIED • BACHELOR OF ARTS AND JURIS DOCTOR
DEGREES, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY • PRACTICING ATTORNEY FOR 10 YEARS
MEMBER OF MICHIGAN AND DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATIONS • ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
BEFORE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT • MEMBER, HUNTINGTON WOODS RESI-
DENT'S ASSOCIATION • MARRIED • HOMEOWNER • MEMBER, CONGREGATION BETH
SHALOM.
VOTE APRIL 3rd FOR ARNOLD D. KADUSHIN
Re-Elect.-
CLARENCE A.
DURBIN
SOUTHFIELD COUNCILMAN
CIVIC RECORD
Oakland County
Beard of Supervisors (Since 1961)
Board of Health (Since 1961)
Personnel Policy Committee
(Since 1961)
Porks 8 Recreation Commission
(1966)
Southfield Township
Tax Board of Review (1955-58)
Zoning Board cf Appeals (1955-58)
City of Southfield
First Charter Commission (1955)
Zoning Board of Appeals (1958-59)
Councilman (Since 1959)
Other
Kiwanis (Since 1946)
Southfield Goodfellows (Captain,
1st
1955-66)
Vice President, Detroit City
Ballet
State Board, M.A.H.B. (I 966)
18 years
Married — two teen - age sons
Southfield resident
Self-employed—design and construction
U S. Naval Civil Engineer Corps.—Seabees
Archtecturol Engineering Degree—Notre Dame
Remember — There Is No Adequate
Substitute for Experience!
VOTE MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1967
Pol. Adv.
Pol. Adv,