36 November 7, 1975 —
' THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Leadership Named, Division Sets Event for Allied Jewish Campaign
Four prominent Jewish
communal leaders have
been appointed to 1976 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund leadership
•posts by Campaign chair-
men Dr. Leon Fill and Merle
Harris.
Daniel M. Honigman will
serve as co-chairman for the
1976 AJC-IEF.. Irving Selig-
man, Phillip Stollman and
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Philip T. Warren will help
lead the fund-raising drive
as Campaign associate
chairmen.
Honigman served as asso-
ciate chairman for the 1974
and 1975 Cartpaigns.
Seligman is a returning
associate chairman of the
Campaign. Having held
positions as pre-Campaign
chairman and chairman of
the Real Estate and Build-
ing Trades Division, Selig-
man is a director of the
Jewish Community Center
and the Detroit Service
Group.
A 1974 and 1975 Cam-
paign vice chairman, Stoll-
man is a member of Federa-
tion's- board of governors,
Culture and Education Divi-
sion, and a trustee of Sinai
Hospital.
A pre-Campaign chair-
man for the past two con-
secutive years, Warren was
also chairman of the Indus-
trial and Automotive Divi-
sion and a Detroit co-chair-
man of a 1973 "Operation
Israel" Mission. Warren is
directorof the Detroit Serv-
ice Group, and a board
member of the Jewish
Home for Aged.
All four leaders serve on
the Campaign's Cash Mobi-
lization Committee which
accelerates cash collections.
* * *
Metropolitan Division
to Meet Sunday
Representatives of more
than 126 organizational con-
tributors to the 1975 Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund will be
honored at the annual
awards meeting of the Cam-
paign's Metropolitan Divi-
sion on Sunday.
The leaders will also an-
nounce their 1976 Campaign
gifts.
Two hundred individual
solicitors this past year will
also be singled out for honor
by the Division's chairmen,
Morris Asher and Morris
Friedman.
Dr. Murray A. Shekter,
who has just directed a pro-
fessional and dental study
group of Detroiters en a
mission to Israel, will be
guest speaker. Shekter was
chairman of the 1975 Cam-
paign's Dentists Section
within the Professional Di-
vision.
Affiliate organizations
STOLLMAN
WARREN
SELIGMAN
HONIGMAN
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of the Metropolitan Divi-
sion supplying leadership
and workers are: Bnai
Brith chapters; Bnai Brith
Bowling
Association;
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hil-
lel Men's Club; Cong. Beth
Shalom Men's Club; De-
troit Socialites; Jewish
Community Center
groups; Jewish War Vet-
erans posts; Jewish War
Veterans Bowling League;
Labor Zionist Alliance
Council groups; Pontiac;
United Hebrew Schools;
Workmen's Circle.
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from landsmanshaften,
Jewish Community Center
groups, fraternal and social
clubs etc.
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Bar Mitzvahs, Wed-
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1976 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency
Fund general chairmen Merle Harris, left, and Dr. Leon
Fill, right, are shown listening to General Dov Sion de-
scribe Israel's current needs during the recent Cam-
paign Leaders Institute. Nearly 100 Campaign officers
and Division leaders attended the institute at the United
Hebrew Schools in Southfield. A workers training meet-
ing in solicitation techniques and Campaign background
data was also held, organized by Women's Division pres-
ident Mrs. Shirley Harris and United Jewish Appeal
Young Leadership Cabinet regional chairman Michael
W. Maddin.
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1 large egg
11/4 cups flour
1 tsp. baking soda
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3/4 cup oatmeal
3/4 cup chopped nuts
1 /3 cup chocolate chips
V3 cup butterscotch chips
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