Newly-Created Medallion Honors Allied Campaign Chairman; Loving Cup to Mechanical Trades
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The Jewish Welfare Federation second largest amount ever raised
has created a medallion which will in a Detroit campaign and the 1968
be awarded to men and women drive far surpassed any previous
who give outstanding service in the effort by raising $9,600,000.
community.
The medallion was designed and
The first silver medallion was executed by a New York firm,
presented to Alfred L. Deutsch at which creates some of the finest
the annual Stag Day of the Detroit examples of medallion art in the
Service Group at Franklin Hills country. The obverse side is a
Country Club, Sept. 11.
deeply etched replica of the Fed-
The award was given to
eration's menora with the words
Deutsch for his chairmanship of
"Jewish Welfare Federation" in
the 1967 Allied Jewish Campaign
the border and "Allied Jewish
and the 1968 Allied Jewish Cam-
Campaign" emblazoned on a nar-
paign—Israel Emergency Fund.
The 1967 campaign raised the
Hadassah and Orthodox
Affiliate with WJC
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president
of the World Jewish Congress,
announced that Hadassah and the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congre-
gations of America have joined the
World Jewish Congress.
Dr. Goldmann expressed appr\e-
elation of the election of Mrs.
Rose Halprin as chairman of the
American Section of the WJC to
succeed Dr. Max Nussbaum.
Dr. Nussbaum was elected hon-
orary chairman of the American
MAX FISHER (left) Presents Section of WJC, and Jacob Katz-
medallion to ALFRED DEUTSCH
man was re-elected chairman of
the administrative committee of
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS the section.
62—Friday, September 20, 1968
The constituents of the Ameri-
can Section of the WJC are:
American Jewish Congress, Ha-
Sincere Best Wishes
dassah, Union of Orthodox Jewish
On the New Year
Congregations of America, Zionist
Organization of America, Farband,
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Pioneer Women, Bnai Zion, Miz-
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Zionist Oragnization of America,
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Poale Agudath Israel, Americans
Lloyd Weingarden
for Progressive Israel, United
Zionists-Revisionists of America,
mid United Labor Zionist Party.
The executive director of the
IBest Wishes for the New Year' American section is Max Mela-
ment, who also is the director of
the New York office of the WJC
and executive director of the north
American branch of the WJC ex-
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is headed by Samuel Bronfman.
LLOYD'S BEAUTE ARTS
THE NEW MEDALLION
row scroll across the front.
The reverse side of the medal-
lion is smooth in the center to
allow engraving of the individual's
name, and around the edge are the
words "From a Grateful Commun-
ity". The medals were created
both in silver and in bronze.
The award was made to
Deutsch by Max M. Fisher,
chairman of the executive com-
mittee of Federation. Fisher, a
former campaign
smil cha'
e an him-
self, also had prom' ed a plaque
to anyone who- d raise more
ewry
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SPECIAL
Time: Noon Sunday
Station: Channel 4
Feature: "A Record of Remem-
brance," by Joseph Mindel, based
upon the Ringelblum Diaries, will
be presented to commemorate the
25th anniversary of the Warsaw
Ghetto Uprising. The telecast, pre-
sented on the eve of Rosh Hashana,
is a record of life and death in the'
Warsaw Ghetto.
SPECIAL
Time: 8:30 p.m. Sunday and 9:30
p.m. Tuesday.
Station: Channel 56
Feature: "Germany and Its
Shadow," a report on new nation-
alism, featuring interviews with
writers a n d journalists several
who describe the dangers of neo-
Nazism. German Jews explain
reasons why they stayed — per-
sonal or religious.
,
Best Wishes for a Joyous Holiday Season
PAUL INMAN
ASSOCIATES
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The Staff of
and Children's Service, and Molly
Guiny, director of "well being"
service for the aged; and Wallace
F. Watt, coordinator consultant
for the commission on the aging
of the Presbytery; will discuss
the unique aspects of confronting
both the aged and their younger
relatives.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "The High Holy Days—
Their Contemporary Value," con-
tinues with the discussion of Yom
Kippur, with Rabbi Milton Arm,
Cantor Simon Bermanis., Rabbi
James I. Gordon and Rabbi Milton
Rosenbaum participating with
David Syme as accompanist.
* • •
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
Station: WKNR
Feature: "Rosh Hashana Ap-
proaches," some mediations on the
meaning and significance of "the
Coronation of God". Melodies and
folk music will also be heard.
Alfred L. Deutsch, chairman;
Maxwell Jospey, co-chairman;
Tom Borman, Arthur Howard,
Edward C. Levy, Abe Shiffman,
Phillip Stollman, A. Alfred Taub-
man and Jack J. Wainger, vice-
chairmen; Louis Hamburger and
Samuel Hamburger, treasurers;
Meyer M. Fishman, Samuel
Frankel, Max M. Shaye and
Richard Sloan, chairmen of pre-
campaign; Lewis S. Grossman,
Barney L. Keywell, Milton J.
Miller, David S. Mondry and
Harold S. Norman, vice-chair-
men of pre-campaign; Nathan
Fishman and Abe Green, co-
chairmen of Florida committee;
Paul Broder, chairman, trades
and professional division; Ben-
jamin Frank and Warren D.
Greenstone, co-chairmen, mer-
cantile division; Leonard J.
Borin and Robert A. Steinberg,
co-chairmen, services division;
Kaye G. Frank and Merle Har-
ris, co-chairmen, mechanical
trades division; George M. Zelt-
zer, chairman, real estate divi-
sion; N. Brewster Broder, co-
chairman, real estate division;
Harvey Weisberg, chairman,
food service council; Irvin Meek-
ler, co-chairman, food service
council; Albert M. Colman,
chairman, professional division;
Dr. Eli M. Brown and Hebert P.
Sillman, co-chairmen, profes-
sional division; Richard L. Knx,
chairman, arts and crafts divi-
sion; Alan E. Luckoff, co-chair-
man, arts and crafts division;
Louis E. Barden and Alan Na-
than, chairmen, metropolitan
division; Michael J. Hermanoff,
chairman, junior division; Abra-
ham Borman, honorary chair-
man.
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Feature: Fourteenth in a 15-week
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Time: 11:30 p.m.
Station: WCAR
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Feature: Music of the High Holy
Days will be featured; the haunt- ,
ing melodies of the Day of Atone-
Holiday Greetings
ment will be presented and dis-
cussed by Cantor Harold Orbach
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COMMUNITY CURRENTS
Mello Ripe Bananas
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday
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Station: WJBK
140 12th Street
Feature: "Four Disputes — The
Evolution of a Faith" continues i
with "Pharisees and Sadducees"
as the story Hillel is explored in
Best Wishes For A Happy New Year
a dramatic vignette written by
Penina Frankel and portrayed by
members of the Center Theater.
Rabbi Morton M. Kanter is host.
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IN CONTACT
Ben Morgonroth, N.S.I.D.—President
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Mark Morganroth, Vice-President
Station: WJR
Feature: "Living with the Aged"
is the topic as Mrs. Albert Katz-
man, supervisor of the Nursing
Best Wishes
Home Project for Jewish Family
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money than he had during his
1967 campaign. He lived up to
his word and made the award
to Deutsch.
The brass and walnut plaque
proclaimed "Presented to Alfred
L. Deutsch in recognition of his
position as Detroit Champion Fund-
raiser for beating my campaign
record of 1967" and was signed
"Max M. Fisher, Ex-champion",
Paul Broder, chairman of trades
and professional divisions of the
1968 campaign and president of
the Detroit Service Group, pre-
sided at the meeting and extended
his thanks to all workers.
Mechanical Trades Division
was given the traditional silver
loving cup for its percentage in-
crease of the funds raised over
1967. Kaye G. Frank, chairman
of the division, received the cup.
Merle Hafris was co-chairman of
the division which raised $2,700,-
000, almost twice as much as was
raised the preceding year.
A set of 20 Anniversary
Israeli coins embedded in lucite
and engraved with his name and
position was presented to the cam-
paign leadership.
Those awarded the commemo-
rative pieces were:
647-4900
A Happy New Year from
TERMINAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE
Mr. and Mrs. David Bortnick and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fischer
Holiday Greetings
STAN LONG
PONTIAC
10450 Grand River, near Oakman Blvd.
MERCURIO BROS.
SHERWOOD STUDIOS, INC.
TOM SHANNON, host of a
CKLW radio music program, has
been named Channel 9's maestro
of rock 'n roll. The Shannon show,
to be called "The Lively Spot,"
will premiere Sept. 30, replacing
Robin Seymour's "Swingin' Time,"
Detroit's only television rock pro-
gram. "The Lively Spot" will be
seen Monday through Friday, 3:30
to 4:30 p.m.
For A Happy and Healthy New Year
ALPORT SCRAP AND SALVAGE CO
7900 Dix Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48209
843-0721
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