THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
42 January 9, 1976
Professional, Metropolitan Groups Commence AJCampaign Activity
Detroit area attorneys David L. Greenbaum and
have been invited to next Robert H. Naftaly at the
Thursday's annual luncheon Accountant Section's
for the Allied Jewish Cam- meeting, 9:45 a.m. Sunday
paign-Israel Emergency in the new Jewish Commu-
Fund, according to Section nity Center, which will be
chairmen Lawrence S. Jack-
' ier and Robert G. Portnoy.
Rabbi Herbert A. Fried-
man,, former executive vice-
president of the United Jew-
ish Appeal, will be the
The Akiva Hebrew Day
speaker at 11:45 a.m. at School PTA will hold an in-
Conga Bnai David._
formal meeting 8:30 p.m.
The luncheon meeting, Saturday in the home of-Dr.
hosted by Milton J. Miller and Mrs. Arnold Zuroff,'
and Lester S. Smith, is the 31455 Franklin Fairway,
formal fundraising event for Farmington Hills.
the Attorneys Section of the
The speaker will be Dr.
Campaign's Professional Normal Rosenzweig, chief
Division.
of psychiatry at Sinai Hos-
A large audience is also pital and chairman, Council
expected by chairmen on International Affairs,
American Psychiatric Asso-
ciation. Dr. Rosenzweig's
MICHAEL KAPUT
topic will be "The People of
Photography Israel:
a Nation Among Na-
Weddings • BarMitzvas
tions?"
Refreshments will be
642-1039
served. For information con-
tact Ruth Levi, 544-4592.
addressed by Israeli Am-
bassador Yaakov Avnon.
Aiding Greenbaum and
Naftaly as members of the
section's executive . commit-
tee are Lawrence Davidson,
Herbert Goldstein, Joseph
Lattin, Yale Levin, Sam
Monast, and Richard Moss,
whose names were omitted
in a previous story.
Akiva PTA
Meeting Due
JWV
BLOCH ROSE AUXIL- participate in the first
IARY will have its general world assembly of Jewish
meeting 8:15 p.m. Tuesday War Veterans, to be held
at the JWV headquarters. Jan. 25-30 in Jerusalem.
Discussion will center on
Some 2,000 from eight na-
the brotherhood tea slated tions are expected to attend
for February, service for the conference, open to all
retarded children and sum- Jewish veterans who served
mary of the past year. So- in war or peace. This in-
cial hour and refreshments cludes members of the
to follow. For information, "Mahal", volunteers with
call the president, Belle the Israeli. Army in 1948
Letzer, 557-3372, or the and partisans who fought
JWV office, 559-5680.
behind enemy lines in
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World. War II.
LT. ROY F. GREEN
Among those who will
AUXILIARY will hold a speak include Prof. Yigael
luncheon meeting 1 p.m. Yadin, world famous ar-
Jan. 17 at the home of presi- cheologist who was Israel's
dent Mrs. Ruth Weiss, 14220 second chief of staff during
LaBelle, Oak Pai.k. For res- the War of Liberation in
ervations, call Mrs.. Bernice 1948, Abba Eban, member
Silver, senior vice president, of Israel Knesset and for-
545-2345:
mer ambassador to the U.S.
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Malcolm Tarlov, past
JWV'
is chair-
Jewish Legion Sets man of commander,
the American dele-
gation.
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BALTIMORE — The Vet-
erans Jewish Legion will
hold its annual reunion May
9 at the Jewish Legion Mu-
seum in Avi-chail, Israel.
The legion members in-
clude surviving veterans,
relatives and patrons of
those who volunteered in a
Jewish military unit of the
British Army during World
War I, 30 years before the
state of Israel was estab-
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JWV Units to Go
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Daily to 6 P.M.—Thurs. to 8 P.M.
SUNDAY 11 to 4
WASHINGTON — Judge
Paul Ribner, national com-
mander of the Jewish War
Veterans, will lead a contin-
gent of Americans who will
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SHARPENING the PENCIL
ARNOLD MARoOLIS
Drs. Paul C. Feinberg and
Milton H. Goldrath are
chairmen of the Profes-
sional Division which col-
lected nearly 5,500 gifts for
the 1975 AJC-IEF. The Ac-
countants Section is part of
the Professional Division.
The Metropolitan Division
Special Gifts Section meet-
ing will be held 9:45 a.m.
On All Name Brands
Furniture and Bedding
To Name a Few:
• SELIG • SIMMONS • SEALY • SERTA • SPRING AIR • LA-Z-BOY •
STIFFEL LAMPS • KROEHLER • AMERICAN • BURLINGTON • BASSETT •
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Hrs. Mon thru Sat. 9:30 HI 5:30
Singles
Events
WSU HILLEL will spon-
sor a Tamarack Weekend
Jan. 30-Feb. 1. Theme- for
the weekend is "Jewish
Mysticism." For informa-
tion, call Diane Goldring,
co-chairman, 851-3728.
There is a charge for the
weekend. For information
on Hillel activities, call pub-
licity chairman, Hartley
Harris, 968-3563.
* * *
YOUNG , ADULT
BOWLING LEAGUE of
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter will begin its second half
season 12:30 p.m. Jan. 18 at
Ark Lanes West. Young
adults are invited. For infor-
mation, call president Diana
Norman, 557-1548.
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FRIENDS OF THE
BAYIT will hear Shirley
Feig speak on her recent
trip to China 8 p.m. Tuesday
in the Feig home, 26529
Dundee, Huntington
Woods. For information,
call David Samet, 342-8436,
or Nili Marcia, 831-9309.
Gordon Resting
After Operation
Television commentator
and newspaper columnist
Lou Gordon was resting at
the University of Michigan
Medical Center Tuesday
after four hours of open
heart surgery.
A team of surgeons re-
placed a defective aortic
valve in Gordon's heart. His
condition, following the op-
eration, was described as
, "promising and stable."
Sunday at the United He- .
brew Schools.
Metropolitan Division
co-chairman Isadore
Shrodeck will brief work-
ers and contributors on the
current political climate
and human needs facing
world Jewry.
Detroit members of the
United Jewish Appeal's
Young Leadership Cabinet
will demonstrate solicita-
tion techniques.
"We encourage attend-
ance at this important Divi-'
sion meeting where we will
distribute kits to workers,"
said Special Gifts Section
chairman David Levine.
Reservations may be
made by calling Division
director, Mrs. Bertha Chom-
sky at 965-3939.
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Non-Jewish -Gift
A 1975 year-end contribu-
tion to the Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel El:Tier-.
gency Fund was made by
the employees at Ace Wip
ing Cloth Company in hon
of their bosses Harry, Irv-
ing, and Marty Laker, an.
Lou and Jack Parr.
The gift is a tradition
way of honoring their em-
ployers at the year-end hol
day season, according to the,.,
staff at Ace Wiping, whicu,
is predominantly non-Jew-
ish. .
But, said Ace president
Harry Laker, "This year'
gift, which was more an
four times their 197
paign contribution, rei
their generosity and their
awareness of a worthy.
cause with which they have
only second-hand contact."
The Lakers themselves
are long-time supporters o
Detroit's AJGIEF.
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