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Max M. Fisher Gets National Salute
Marking His 60th Birthday July 15
For Max M. Fisher, the salute on
his 60th birthday, occurring next
Monday, will assume national pro-
portions.
As the distinguished national
chairman of • the United 'Jewish
Appehl for three years and cur-
rently as president of the,UJA, the
eminent Detroit leader has gained
Alex Berman Takes
Vicki Jervis as Bride
worldwide fame in Jewish ranks,
and his services to Israel have
made-him one of the Jewish State's_
most fovored kinsmen.
Born in Pittsburgh, July 15,
1908, Fisher was educated at Ohio
State University where he earned
his B.S. in 1930. He is married to
the former Marjorie Switow and
they have five children. Their resi-
dence is at 27751 Firway Hills,
Franklin.
A leading figure in America's
oil industry, Fisher is a director
of the American Petroleum In-
stitute and is a member of -the
National Petroleum Council at
the Department of the Interior in
Washington. He heads the boards
of directors of the Fisher-New
Center Co. and Safran Printing
Co. and is a member of the
boards of Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co., Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Co., Allen Industries,
Manufacturers National Bank,
Fruehauf Corp. and Marathon
Oil Co.
It is in the areas of national
Jewish movements as well as on
the Jewish scene in Detroit and in
the outstanding national philan-
MRS. ALEX BERMAN
Vicki Rene Jerris and Alex Ber-
man were united in marriage Sun-
day with Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Cantor Harold Orbach officiat-
ing,
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Jerris of Kipling Ave.,
Oak Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Berman of Jeanette Ave.,
Southfield.
The bride wore a gown of silk
organza with bodice and hem ap-
pliqued in Alencon lace and a
detachable chapel train. A pearl
crown held her bouffant shoulder-
length veil. She carried a bouquet
of roses and Stephanotis.
Brenda Rose was her sister's
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Helen Berman, sister of the bride-
groom, Anita Waldman, • Linda
Lifter and Alnee Lofman.
Isaac Radzinski was the best
In 4n. Ushers were Jack Berman,
Abraik,7-,- --,Berman, Arthur Brand
and Joel Waldman.
Laurie Anne Rose was the flower
girl, and Michael Rose was the
ring bearer. •
After a honeymoon trip to Ja-
maica and Puerto Rico, the couple
will reside in Royal Oak.
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MAX M. FISHER
thropic efforts and the Michigan
civic affairs that Fisher stands out
as a major figure in communal
leadership.
He was president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation for five terms
and now serves as chairman of the
Federation's executive committee.
He headed Detroit's Allied Jewish
Campaign, has been among the
major contributors to Israel and
other national movements on the
local as well as the national scenes,
and as chairman of a Torch Drive
led the local philanthropic efforts
to one of the United Foundation's
outstanding successes.
The most recent honors ac-
corded him were his election to
the chairmanship of the board
of American Jewish Committee;
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
the award of an honorary doc-
torate by Bar-Dan University in
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r DAYEANI
BY HENRY LEONARD
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Ramat Gan, Israel, last October;
an honorary doctorate (doctor
of business administration) giv-
en him by Albion College on
June 3, and the President's
Award given him Feb. 15 by
the University of Detroit.
Fisher is a member of the board
of the Greater Detroit Area Hospi-
tal Council, serves on the board of
United Foundation of which he was
chairman from 1966 to date and
whose Torch Drive he chaired in
1961, was president of the OF from
1964 to 1966, and is a member of
the boards of directors of Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, Sinai Hospi
tal, Detroit Museum of Arts
Founders Society, Cr a n b r o o k
School, Greater Detroit Board of
Commerce, Metropolitan Fund and
American Friends of Hebrew Uni-
versity.
He is a vice president of the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds and is chairman of
the CJFWF legacies and endow-
ment fund. He is a member of
Recess Club, Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club, Standard Club, Hundred
Club, Great Lakes Club, Bloomfield
Open Hunt, Palm Beach (Fla.)
Country Club, Great Lakes Yacht
Club and Detroit Yacht Club. He
is a non-resident member of Stand-
ard Club of Chicago and Harmonie
Club of New York.
In 1964 he was given the cov-
eted Fred M. Butzel Award.
Widely acclaimed in Israel as
"an optimist" and as "a great Jew
and a splendid American citizen,"
he is similarly described by
his fellow-citizens in Michigan
and the rest of the United States.
The many honors accorded him in-
cluded recognition of his religious
interests stemming from his active
memberships in Congregations
Beth El and Shaarey Zedek. The
Reform Jewish Appeal took note of
his devotion and selected him for
the American Judaism Award, and
he became lay chairman of the Re-
ligious Heritage Foundation in
1967.
Thus, as a recognized American
Jewish leader and as a principal
adviser to national philanthropic
movements and to the government
of Israel, Max M. Fisher receives
acclaim on his 60th birthday on a
worldwide scale.
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Mr. Fisher was tendered a sur-
prise by his wife, Marjorie, at noon
Thursday, when he was met by
42 of their friends at Metropolitan
Airport with a birthday cake
shared by the Fishers with their
friends. They then proceeded for
a - birthday celebration in Las
Vegas.
The trip was made on a Standard
Airlines plane and was arranged
for Mrs. Fisher as a surprise for
her husband by Eliot Elkin of
Elkin Tourist Service.
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for the annual banquet in March.
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MR. AND MRS. ZUSSMAN
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party given by their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Zussman, Dr. and
Mrs. Allan Coleman of Washing-
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Guttenberg of Silver Spring, Md.,
and Dr. Philip Steven Zussman
on the occasion of the senior Zuss-
mans' 50th wedding anniversary.
The party, held at the Standard
Club, was attended by relatives and
friends from Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, Miami Beach, St. Peters-
burg and Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.
Zussman have 13 grandchildren.
RECHAVAM AMIR, director of
the department for education and
culture in the diaspora of the Jew-
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Israeli counsel general in New
York to succeed MICHAEL,
ARNON. Arnon in August will be-
come secretary of the cabinet and
government spokesman. No ,suc-
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