Allied Campaign Divisions Spur Drive
Activities; Women Conduct Phonogift
18—Friday, March 13, 1970
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
BEN and "SONNY" MARCUS
Invite
You To
Allied Jewish Campaign divisions Service Club, Mrs. Ann Lublin; chem Institute, Morris Friedman;
spurred efforts for the current Jewish Parents' Institute, Seymour United Hebrew Schools, Rabbi
drive with plans for a number of Shaw; Jewish War Veterans, Wil- Abraham Zentman; Workman's
sectional meetings set for the next liam Greenberg, David Friedman; Circle, Mrs. Charles Boxer; and
two weeks, and the women pro- Labor Zionist Organization, Nathan members at large, Louis Trotsky,
P. Rossen, Harry Resnick, Mrs. David Waldshan, Bernard Linder-
ceeding with Phonogift activities.
man, Aaron Bornstein and Morris
The social services section, con- Doris Werner; Pontiac, Jacob
At
Meyer,
Joe Jacobson; Sholem Alei- Elken.
sisting of professional staffs of
Jewish services, will hold its an-
nual brunch, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, in
Greenfield's Restaurant, under the
353-1300
leadership of Eugene Jaffe, chair-
TELEGRAPH AT 12 MILE RD.
man. Alan E. Schwartz, president
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
will be the guest speaker.
r.ugene Greenspan is co-chair-
man of the section and David C.
Kreger is adviser.
Sydney H. Bluestone, chairman
of the pharmacists section, an-
nounces that the annual dinner for
pharmacists a n d pharmacutical
suppliers and their wives will be
7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Temple
A record crowd et husbands and wives gathered at the get-to-
Emanu-El, Oak Park. The recep-
gether of the mercantile division at Town and Country Club and made
tion is at 6:30 p.m.
substantial increases in their pledges to the Allied Jewish Campaign-
Dr. Arieh L. Plotkin, former offi- Israel Emergency Fund. Acclaiming the success were (from left),
cer in the intelligence corps of Is-
Harold S. Victor, pre-campaign vice chairman; Marvin I. Dant* and
rael's defense army, will be guest Benjamin H. Frank, co-chairmen of the division; and David S. Moe-
speaker.
dry, pre-campaign chairman of the drive.
Robert S. Dunsky, Jack Kutnick
and David Moss are co-chairmen
of the section.
The optometrists section will
hear Dr. Henry Spiro, ophthalmol-
ogist and consultant to Medical
• Manicuring
• Hair Styling
Check Up, Inc., 'discuss "Compu-
• Facial
•,' Razor Cutting
terized Health Care and the Op-
• Massage
• Tinting -
tometrist," at a brunch meeting,
10 a.m., Sunday, March 22, at
SPECIALIZING IN MEN'S TOUPEES
Town and Country Club. Dr. Jos-
eph Orent is chairman.
Cutting - Styling
Other optometrist section officers
Cleaning - Setting
include Dr. Paul C h ar 1 es Feinberg
Officers of the dentists' section of the professional division of the
We make our own toupees
co-chairman, and Drs. Robert Feld-
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund shown during their
man, E. Leon Firestone, Morey II.
fund-raising dinner at Bnai Moshe, are (from left), Norman D. Katz,
Firestone, Ernest
co-chairman of the professional division; Dr. Manuel Feldman, sec-
M. Gaynes and
tion adviser; Dr. Jack J. Freedland, co-chairman; Dr. Max G. Aiken,
Ben B. Ravitz,
HONEYWELL CENTER
chairman; Dr. John Cohen and Dr. David Weine, associate chairmen;
advisers.
9 Mile & Southfield Rd.
and Dr. Sidney 0. Seigan, adviser for the professional division. Dr.
The annual
Southfield, Mich,
Allan Pollack, New York, authority on Soviet Russia and executive
breakfast of the
secretary of the American Professors for Peace in the Middle East,
laundry and linen
shown at right, spoke to the group.
drivers, L o c al
285, to kick off
the joint drive off,
the local for the
Allied Jewish
Campaign-IsraeU -
Emergency Fund'
the Detroit
Histadrut -will be
held 9:30 a.m.
Sunday March 22,
at Rascal House.,
House, 18100 W. 1 1.
Mile . Litwak
The invitation to the meeting was
issued by Isaac Litwak, president
of Local 285, and Arthur S. King,
vice president. The ui.ion is part of
the services division headed by
Robert S. Steinberg.
The annual phonogift of the
women's division has been going
full speed all week and will con-
clude Sunday. Mrs. Oscar U.
Band, chairman, and her corps
of workers have already reached
many thousands of women for
their annual pledges.
Early reports show that this
year's pledges are greatly in-
creased over 1969 gifts.
Approximately 300 workers in the
metropolitan division will report on
"M" Day March 22, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.,
in the board room of the Jewish
Center, Alan Nathan, chairman, an-
nounced.
This is the reporting day for
volunteers who have been doing
face-to-face solicitation among the
3,000 members of the metropolitan
division.
Workers are recruited from clubs
and organizations by the leadership
of the groups. These include: Bnai
Brith Council, Samuel Greenberg,
There's nothing quite so
Martin Budman, Harry Dubin,
Louis Konick, Leo Silber; Cong.
smooth as Seagram's V.0.—
Beth Hillel, Herman Strassberger;
The Smooth Canadian.
Cong. Beth Shalom Men's Club;
Charles Isackson and Reuben Nach-
man; Detroit Socialites, Peter Stef-
fin; Jewish Center, Sam Liberson;
Center Business Men's Club, David
Brown; Center Culture Club, David
Gornbein; Golden Friendship Cir-
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cle, Mrs. Pearl Fine; Center Social
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Dentists Hear Mid East Authority
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