Pre-Campaign Dinner to Draw 500 Leaders: General to Speak
The pre-campaign dinner of the
1968 Allied Jewish Campaign-
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Services Division
Personnel Listed
Leonard Bonin and Robert A.
Steinberg are co-chairmen of the
services division of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund.
Bonin was chairman of the serv-
ices division in the 1967 campaign.
Steinberg participated in the serv-
ices division as co-chairman in
1967, associate chairman in 1965
and 1966, and vice-chairman in
1963-64. He is a board member of
Jewish Vocational Service and De-
troit Service Group.
Associate chairmen of the serv-
ices division are Irving H. Stein-
berg and Louis I. Zuckerman.
Paul Broder and Harold S. Nor-
man are advisors.
Executive committee members
are Henry Auslander, Sidney J.
Bertin, Louis C. Blumberg, Paul
Broder, Samuel J. Greenberg,
Isaac Litwak, Harald S. Norman,
Arnold Rosman, Mel Shulevitz and
Myron D. Stein.
Serving as pre-campaign chair-
men are Sidney J. Bertin and
Louis C. Blumberg.
The following section chairmen
will lead workers in this division:
Israel Emergency Fund to be held
6 p.m. Wednesday at the Statler-
Hilton will be a major factor in
the success of this year"s com-
bined drive, according to Alfred
L. Deutsch, chairman, and Maxwell
Jospey, co-chairman.
The black-tie dinner will bring
together the greatest number of
campaign and communal leaders
in this year's drive, the chairman
stated. Approximately 500 will
attend.
Brig. Gen. Aharon Yariv, chief
of intelligence for the Israel army
and a hero of the Six-Day War,
will be guest of honor. Gen. Yariv
will bring news from Israel, since
only shortly before the Detroit
meeting.
Under Gen. Yariv's direction, the
information gained about positions,
armaments and movements made
possibl ethe swift destruction of
enemy forces in the June war.
The dinner, which is for contri-
butors of $1,000 and more, is un-
der the direction of Meyer M.
Fishman, Samuel Frankel, Max M.
Shaye and Richard Sloan, who are
pre-campaign chairmen, and vice-
chairmen Lewis S. Grossman, Bar
ney L. Keywell, Milton J. Miller,
David S. Mondry and Harold S.
Norman.
A cocktail party prior to the
dinner will be hosted by Abraham
Borman, Tom Borman, Alfred L.
Deutsch, Sol Eisenberg, Max M.
Fisher, Meyer M. Fishman, Samuel
Frankel, Irwin Green, Louis Ham-
burger, Samuel Hamburger, Arthur
Howard, Maxwell Jospey, Edward
C. Levy, Hyman Safran, Max M.
Shaye , Abe Shiffman, Richard
Sloan, Phillip Stollman, A. Alfred
Taubman, Jack J. Wainger and
Paul Zuckerman.
Services Division Heads Confer
Planning strategy for the services division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund are (from left), Leonard Bonin
and Robert A. Steinberg, co-chairmen, and Paul Broder, former co-
chairman and an adviser.
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STOCK BROKERS—Oscar U. Band and
Dr. Bert P. Solomon, co-chairmen.
LOANS—Gerald Bohn, Sam Dashow,
co-chairmen.
PAWNSHOPS—Sheldon Freedman.
PERSONAL SERVICES—Jules Done-
son, Harold Kalt Herbert Kaufman. Ira
Kaufman. co-chairmen.
CLEANING PLANTS AND ALLIED
TRADES—Harold Gottlieb, Earl Ruby,
co-chairmen.
LINEN SUPPLIERS—Mel Shulevitz,
chairman; Irving Laker, Julie R. Sand-
ler, associate chairmen.
COAL AND ICE—Mervin S. Jacobson,
Chairman.
BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND AL.
LIED TRADES—E ugenc Bortnick„
Charles Colman. co-chairmen.
GENERAL INSURANCE—Earl Hordes,
Gerald Kanter, co-chairmen.
LIFE INSURANCE—Austin A. Kanter,
chairman; S. Caesar Raboy, associate
chairman.
COMBINATION LIFE INSURANCE—
Louis Garber, Irwin Natinsky, Lawrence
Wayne, cochairmen.
LINEN AND LAUNDRY DRIVERS—
Arthur S. King, chairman.
The director of the division is Mrs.
Ethel Lewis.
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Campaign Rally
Art and fund-raising will be
combined by the Pacesetters of
the Women's Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel E m e r-
gency Fund when they meet Tues-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Brooks Barron on Argyle
Crescent.
Mrs. William L. Deutsch, chair-
man of the Pacesetters, and Mrs.
Arthur H. Rice,
chairman of the
Women's Division
campaign, will
outline the cam-
paign's obectives.
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for the Toledo Blade and is presi-
dent of the Music Critics Asso-
ciation.
The Barrons' a r t collection,
avant garde with works by many
of the outstanding names in the
modern art world, will be on dis-
play.
The Pacesetters are contributors
of $200 or more to the annual
Allied Jewish Campaign of the
Jewish Welfare Federation. The
ladles will meet at 12:45 p.m. for
dessert preceding the program.
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