14 Friday, November 19, 1976 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Initial 1977 Campaign Gifts Total $4.9 Million El (Continued from Page 1) necessary to indicate to the Administration in Washington the concerns of Jewry . over foreign af- Caricatures for your party By SAM FIELD Cali 399-1320 fairs and the problems in the Middle East. "The eyes of world Jewry are upon us," he said calling for generous responses to the urgency of the hour. Gen. Rosolio reviewed conditions in Israel with a description of Israel's military position and a frank concession of the 'existence of economic dif- ficulties. Pointing out that there has been more divisive- ness among Arabs than even the hatred of Israel, as indicated especially in the Lebanese crisis, he warned that the entrance of the Syrian forces in the battle among Arabs may end that inner struggle and renew the common LEASE YOUR 1977 OLDSMOBILE NOW! CALL MR. ALAN CHARNES FOR PRICE, QUOTES AND DETAILS FREE SERVICE LOANER GLASSMAN OLDSMOBILE 28000 TELEGRAPH RD., SOUTHFIELD 354-3300 enmity against Israel. "That's what unites them," he admonished with the caution that Jewry be prepared for continuing defensive tasks to help protect Is- rael. The general, who was highly commended by Honigman in introducing him as a military and in- telligence genius, espe- cially pleaded for a con- tinuing partnership be- tween Israel and Ameri- can Jewry. In together- ness, he declared, goes the certainty of success in defending Israel's role of the sovereignty. Participating in calling for pledges in addition to Honigman were Irving Seligman, Philip Warren, BY HASKELL COHEN (Copyright 1976, JTA, Inc.) The United. States Sports Committee for Is- rael will honor its famed president, Nat Holman, with a dinner on the occa- sion of his 80th birthday on Dec. 11, in the Grand Ballroom of the New York Hilton Hotel. In addition to the United States Committee Sports for Israet, a number of organizations and institutions, will sa- lute thegentleman who is commonly referred to as "Mr. Basketball" by mil- lions of sports fans. Milt Turpin, a former star on one of Holman's topflight teams, is serv- ing as chairman, and is looking forward to host- ing 1,000 guests on this memorable occasion. WHERE RACQUETIME IS FREE • • • 8 R/Nr, 4r rER;Guesrs • P.07. • • • • • 00 0i, G O" FREE W1/4kR . toots FEATURING FREE otOO r \SE. ‘4G 01014 8 SQUASH COURTS 6 RACQUETBALL COURTS FREE GROOM/ #40S 3 STEAM ROOMS LARGE EXERCISE AREA 2 WHIRLPOOLS & COLD PLUNGE StkOt. Stk\XA S SWIMMING POOL FREE FOUR HOLE PUTTING GREEN PROFESSIONALLY-STAFFED MASSAGE ROOM AND MUCH MUCH MORE! Regular Membership Health Club Membership A .score of attendees addressed the gathering, some reporting en- thusiastically on the United Jewish Appeal "This Year in Jerusalem" mission in which they participated. Dr. Leon Fill described the agonies of a visit to Auschwitz during his tour of Poland last month. Nat Holman, at 80, to Be Cited by U.S.-Israel Sports Committee the southfield athletic club FRE E rOwELs Phillip Stollman, who spoke briefly on his visit to Israel whence he re- turned that morning, and Paul Zuckerman, who told of the difficulties that are confronted by the Jewish Agency, on whose world governing board he serves, in meet- ing obligations towards Israel's urgent needs. $585 'Per Year $450 Per Year "Nat Holman is an in- fividual who on four hours notice flew to Israel to at- tend the sorrowful memo- rial for the martyrs of Munich at Lod Airport. "He was the only non- member of the Israel Olympic Committee who was invited to address that august body during its days of grief." Holman first went to Israel in 1949 to launch that nation's basketball program, the first Ameri- can coach in any sport to be sent there by the Committee over which he now presides. His particular delight is the Wingate Institute for Physical Education at Natanya. Through his efforts, three National Basketball Association owners, past and present, have contri- buted three dormitories and an outdoor basketball court at the school, the only one of its kind in the Middle East. All the proceeds from the Committee dinner will be directed towards the expense involved in underwriting the 1977 United States Maccabiah Games team. Shapiro Heads Country Club Alvin Shapiro was elected president of Tam-O-Shanter Country Club at its recent annual membership meeting. Other officers are Lloyd Schwartz, executive vice president; Dr. Leon Fill, vice president; D. Dan Kahn, secretary; and Louis Zuckerman, trea- surer. Elected to the board of directors for four-year terms were Milton Horn, David Muskovitz and Theodore Spitz. Work Days Lost Be Our Guest For A Day — Stop In And See Us Or Call 355-0080 26553 Evergreen, Traveler's Tower Bldg. 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