Paul Zuckerman—Butzel Award Recipient

Paul Zuckerman. president of the Women's Division of Federa- of Velvet Food Products. Inc., and
United Jewish Charities and a na tion and the recipients of the recently was named chairman
of
Cu. His list
The award has been given an- O'Donnell Importing
tional chairman of United Jewish
of directorships ranges from Mill-
Appeal. wilt receive the 1969 nually since 1951.
ties through finance and into the
-Fred M. Butzel Memorial Award
Zuckerman served as chair - rellm of fashion through his spon-•
for distinguished community ser- man of the Allied Jewish Cam-
'
sorship
of an American couturier
vice at the annual meeting of the paign in Detroit in 1961 and 1969. dress designer.
Jewish Welfare .Federation In 1967 he headed the first Israel
He is a member of the Standard
Center.
t e r
C
Jewish
eewr
to
tdiereJ
. is
at a the
Wedne
Emergency Campaign and with - City Club and the Franklin Hills
hf the Na -
Zuckerman
in a few weeks had raised more
Country
Club.
(Organize
-
tional American ORT
than $6,000,000.
tion for Rehabilitation
Through
Trainin.)
the Detroit Round
He and his wife Helen are build- Born in Istanbul. Zuckerman at-
, .
a home in Israel. The Jewish tended Wayne State University
Table
of C a t and
h o the
1 i c United
s, Jews
and ing
Protestants
Foun-
National Fund named a forest for and the University of Detroit.
Ile is married to the former
him in 1968 and he and his wife
dation. this
in year
endowed a public park Helen Fleisher. his daughter Linda
year
He is a member of the U.S_
Jerusalem known as the Detroit Ruth is Mrs. Thomas I. Klein.
son Robert is a student at the
Food for Peace Committee and Park.
e
is on the advisory board of Rayn
Among gifts to the Detroit corn- University of Miami. The Zucker-
Among
'
State former
University
vice Press.
president of the munity are the recently completed mans
reside
in Franklin.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Zuckerman arc
A
Paul and Helen Zuckerman Audi-
Jewish - Welfare Federation, he is torium and Conference Center at enthusiastic collectors of ancient
the library site Persian pottery and bronzes and
a member of the . executive corn- Sinai Hospital and Township.
add to their considerable collec-
mittee and is on the board of in west Bloomfield
Mar•glade
College
awarded him lion on their many trips to the
directors of the Detroit Service
the Knight of Charity Medallion. Middle East.
Group.
A reception for the annual meet-
In his capacity as a national He has served on the board of the
chairman of the UJA he heads Fresh Air Society and the Jewish ing of Federation will begin at 6
Center. p.m. Wednesday with dinner at 7
the special one - week tours.
"Operation Israel," which will
A 32nd - degree M a son and p.m. in Shiffman Ball at the Jew-
Center.
take businessmen from all over Shriner, he is a life member of ish United
Jewish Charities, which
the
Shriner•s Hospital for Crippled
the United States to Israel this
winter to look at the problems Children, a life member of Bran- this year" is observing its 70th an-
leis'
University
Association
and
niversary,
will be honored at the
and needs prior to fund - raising
' meeting along with past presidents
the Jewish Chautauqua Society.
for UJA in their own cities.
He is chairman and president and members of their families.

The award, the greatest hotnlr'
that the Detroit Jewish community
bestows on one of its members
each year, is given for length of
service to the Jewish community
and service to the total Jewish
community as well as constituent
parts. The service the individual
gives as a representative of. the
Jewish community in the activi-
ties of the entire Detroit com-
munity are among the criteria. as
well as character and integrity in
communal affairs.
The Fred M. Butzel Memorial
Award Committee which makes
the annual selection is made up
of the presidents of Federation
member agencies, the presidents
of the Detroit Service Group and

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28—Friday, October 24, 1969

Sephardic Community to Plan Activities

The Sephardic Community of sunshine. Senora Polinsky and
Greater Detroit will meet at the Judith Chicorel: and welfare. Al-
Crystal House Motel, 8:30 p.m. bert Chicorel.
Sunday.

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of activities planned for the com-
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All arrangements have been
completed for the tribute dinner
at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Statler-
Hilton, with Israel Ambassador
Netanel Lorch as the guest of
honor and Gen. S. L. A. Marshall
as a special guest.
Ambassador Lorch is, director of
the I.atin American Division of the
Israel ministry for foreign affairs.
Gen. Marshall. author, military
analyst and TV commentator,
wrote the foreword to Ambassador
Lorch's book. - Israel's War of In-
dependence. -
-Rabbi Milton Arm of Cong. Beth
Achim will pronounce the invoca-
tion at the dinner on behalf of
Israel Bonds. Rabbi Joel J. Litke
of Cong. Beth Hillel will give the
benediction. Cantor Louis Klein- of
Cong. Bna i Moshe will lead in
the singing of the national an-
thems. Robert Brody, general
chairman of the Detroit Israel
Bond Committee, is the dinner
chairman.
The dinner, which will launch
the fall Israel Bond campaign, is
a community-wide affair. Eric
Rosenow and his Continentals will
play Israeli music. Tickets are still
available. For'reservations to the

dinner at which dietary laws will
be observed, call the Israel Bond
Office. 352-6770. A cocktail recep-
tion will precede the dinner.

Director of Services
for Mentally Retarded
to Speak at Center

George Boswell, director of serv-
ices for the mentally retarded of
Oakland County, will be guest
speaker at a general meeting of
the Parents' Association for Jew-
ish Residential Care (for Retard-
ed) 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Jewish Center, Room 272.

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