`S6 Friday, December 24, 1976

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

1977 Allied Campaign Goal Pegged at $18,000,000
to MeetSerious Local, National, Overseas Needs

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tended the meeting in the sought $200,000 more. He
Vocational Service and ing their occupations in tional Fund in Detroit,
Commission of the Jewish Center's Studio Theater said this allocation per-
Community Workshop, the Soviet Union.
-
Community Council, cal- heard Jewish Welfare mitted "little or no
whose children attend
made an impassioned
He asked for increased Akiva, also advocated in-
led for a Federation study Federation President growth
in staff, programs
statement
on
behalf
of
in-
Federation
allocations
of the possibility of corn- Martin Citrin open the
creased support for the
and services, a situation
creased funding for the for social services.
munal support for all De- annual advisory session
community's educational
which
our
agencies
can-
JVS-CW.
He
cited
the
Michael Feigelman, programs. "If we don't in-
troit Jewish school prog- and Federation vice pres-
not live with over a Jong growing demand for job former student president tensify our commitment
rams. including the ident Samuel Cohen out- stretch
of time."
placement, and- the fact of the' Bnai Brith Hillel there will be a lessening of
weekend schools (which line the extensive
Dr. Giles said the prop-
that the workshop, only Foundation at Wayne (financial) support in the
are presently not receiv- explanatory materials.
osed 1'00 new units for
five years old, is already State University, made long run."
ing Campaign funding), on George M. Zeltzer spoke
Federation Apartments
being used beyond its an appeal for support for
a per-pupil, number of of live critical issues fac-
He quoted Yosef Al-
will require more support
capacity by the aged, programs in the met- mogi,
chairman of the
hours of study basis. ing Federation. He
for expanded staff and
physically handicapped, ropolitan area for persons Jewish Agency Execu-
chaired a committee that
meal services in the fit-
the mentally ill and re- in the 18-24 age group. He
In her report, to the last year changed the Fed-
said Hillel activities at tine, who said that ,---- --. ,)v
ture. He also mentioned a
tarded.
meeting as chairman of eration's budget and plan-
,ri
proposal
that
the
Jewish
Federation's Culture and ning structure and cur-
the University of 200,000 of the 1.6 n
Hertzberg cited the Wayne, an
and
Michi
'ani
in
the
U.S.
aged
14-4..
re-
Vocational Service de-
Education Division, Mrs. rently heads the Large
i
gan
age ncy's work in counsel- Mich g
g 1
a Jewish education
velop satellite workshop
Morris Brandwine em- Cities Budgeting Confer-
State did not cover non - ceive
ing 160 Russian immig- S
he
would
consider '
facilities
in
Oakland
phasized that the educa- ence for the Council of
students,
nor
the
Jewish
rants
last
year,
and
said
id students at Oakland adequate and 1 million
County, and the need for
tional needs would be the Jewish Federations and
additional staff at the the monthS
agency averaged two Community College and receive no Jewish educa-
subject of a special review Welfare Funds.
in placing these
University. tion at all.
Southfield office of the
Oakland
being conducted by her
new arrivals in jobs.
According to Zeltzer,
JVS.
Schloss
echoed his i Schlussel appealed for
Monty
division this year.
the Federation must ad-
He said a recent Reset- statement.
increased support for the
Dr. Giles commented
Her report suggested dress itself to the follow-
that there was a need for tlement Service survey
Aaron Lupovitch, a vice day schools.
that the day schools will ing problems:
more money for all the Al- showed that 75 percent of president of Hillel Day
be asked to provide
A plea for increased
• United Community
lied Jewish Campaign be-
the
Russian immigrants School, asked for in- support for the activities
budgetary information in Services' share of local
who
have
ave
come
to
Detroit
neficiaries, "not just local
creased funding for the of the Detroit Committee
the future that will Jewish agency budgets
over the past several school.
needs, and not just Israel
for Soviet Jewry was
change the present pat- has been growing at a
years have been placed in
needs, but for all."
Mark Schlussel, presi- made by its chairman,
tern of support which slow rate — approxi-
Avern L. Cohn, chair- jobs closely approximat- dent of the Jewish Na- Jerry Rogers.
provides each school mately 3 percent per
man of the National
•
with the same amount of year, while the Federa-
Agencies Division , re-
increment. tion's share has been
ported that the Division
Her report stated, "With growing at a 25 percent
will continue its review of
the cooperation of the day rate.
The appointment of
schools and United Heb-
requests from the 14 na- nine vice chairmen of the
• The possibility that
tional and three overseas pre-Campaign phase
rew Schools, our division there should be more
of
will persist in efforts to agencies under the Fed-
agencies that receive the 1977 Allied Jewish
Campaign allocations.
allocations.
reach new understandings eration umbrella.
He anticipated a 7 per- Campaign-Israel
gency Fund has Eme•-
been
in 1977."
• There should be a re-
cent increase for these announced by Campaign
Mrs. Sarah Mittledorf, view of possible new
agencies, which received General Chairman Daniel
representino. the Associ- programs the existing
a total of $416 ; 500 last M. Honigman.
ation for Jewish Re- agencies should take on.
year.
tarded, presented her • The relationship, and
They are Milton - Bar-
annual appeal for corn- possible closer inter-
Associate chairman nett, Sol Cicurel,. Sol R.
munal homes to service relationship, of national
Jack 0. Lefton reported Colton, Marvin I. Danto,
for the Capital Needs . Irving Laker, Milton
the 1975 families Of and local agencies should
Irving Laker
Myron Milgrom
Milton Barnett
Jewish retarded in the be reviewed.
Committee, which re- Lucow, Myron L. Mil-
area. •
• The inter-relationship
commends capital fund- grom, Joel D. Tauber and
ing for the major building Br uce E. Thal. -
Mrs. Mittledorf said, of local agencies should
"We must consider be studied. According to
projects of Federation, Pre-Campaign is the
agencies.
further homes for the Zeltzer, the local agencies
large-gifts phase of the
Lefton recommended AJC-IEF, which benefits
Jewish retarded. Our must learn to work to-
demonst•ation project, gether to solve common
that the $750,000 alloca- 60 local, national and
Haverim House, has gone problems.
tion for these purposes in overseas agencies.
as far as it can." Seven re-
1976 be boosted to
Barnett, a director of
Following . Zeltze•'s
$850,000 this year. He the Detroit Service Group
tarded individuals live in statement,
Mrs.
Haverirn House.
cited
the
following
future
for eight years, also serves
Brandwine presented the
projects-and needs:
The 150 persons who at- Culture and Education
• Expansion or reloca- on the board of the Jewish
Community Center and
Division report, and cal-
tion of the Jewish Home has chaired the Real Es-
Sol Colton
Sol Cicurel
Joel Tauber
led for a 10 percent in-
Es-
for the Aged:
tate
and
Building
Trades
crease for 1977-78 from
• Additional units un- Division of the Campaign.
the Division's present al-
der the Federation
Cicurel has served, as
location of $1.9 million.
Apartments.
chairman
of the Cam-
• The proposed shel-
Mrs. Brandwine re-
tered workshop facility in paign's Mercantile Divi-
ported that a recent Divi-
sion, as well as its Fu•ni-
Oakland County.
sion review, validated the
ture
Section, and has
Midrasha's shift away
D•. Leon Fill, general
been on the board of di-
from teacher education
chairman of the 1976 Al- rectors of the United
lied Jewish- Campaign, Hebrew Schools and DSG.
and toward adult educa-
tion. The Division is cur-
discussed the needs of Is- 'A longtime leader of the
•ael and of Jews through-
rently reviewing the role
Allied Jewish Campaign-
of the Jewish Community
out the Diaspora.
Israel Emergency Fund,
Bruce Thal
Council.
Milton Lucow
Marvin Danto
He said that Israel Colton is a member of the
f
aces grave problems and DSG, Jewish Welfare Division. of the Campaign leaders, Tauber is a
The Jewish CoMmunity
that she stands alone. Federation BOard of and has served on the member . of the boards of
Center, which jumped
"Israel's enemies have Governors and the Campaign Cabinet.
from 6,500 to 14,000 mem-
the Jewish Family Service,
bers, has been slated for
great wealth and this boards of the Jewish Vo-
Federation, Jewish Center
President
of
the
United
compounds Israel's cational
$800,000-$825,00 under
Service-
and DSG and is associate
economic
the Division's proposal.
problems" Community Workshop Hebrew Schools, Lucow chairman of the Natj"nal
has risen through the
which, he added, were and the Jewish Home for
1
ranks of Campaign activ- Agencies Division of
Dr. Conrad L. Giles re- further strained by the Aged. He has held the
ported on the needs of the heavy military needs.
ity, having served as eratiom He has serveti ‘‘,
pre-Campaign
v
vice
agencies under the Corn-
Dr. Fill said that U.S. aid chairmanship several Junior Division president Campaign _in several
munity Services Division:
and first chairman of the capacities, including the
to Israel covered only half times.
Federation Apartments,
Metropolitan Division. chairmanship of the In-
of Israel's military needs
He is on the boards of the dustrial and Automotive
the Fresh Air Society, the alone. He also cited the
Danto is a member of
Jewish Family Service heavy borrowing of the the DSG and JVS boards- Midrasha, DSG, Federa- Division and membership
tion and the Culture and • on the Campaign Cabinet.
and the Resettlement Jewish Agency in recent of directors. He has been
Thal is a member of the
Education Division of
Service, the Jewish Voca- years. The Agency has active in the Campaign,
boards of the Federation,
Federation.
tional Service and Corn-
taken $150 million in particularly the Me•can-
Fund,
munity Workshop, Sinai
loans to fund social ser- tile Division. A pre-
Milgrom, a member of DSG,
its Endowment
JVS-CVO (of which
Hospital, Tamarack Hills
vices slashed from Is- Campaign vice chairman
Federation's Community he is former president)
Authority, Hebrew Free
rael's national budget.
last year, he also was on
Services Budget and and the Federation
Loan Association and
The pre'sentations and the AJC-IEF Campaign
Planning Division, has Community Services Di-
Jewish House of Shelter.
proposals from the audi; Cabinet.
been
Real Estate and vision. He is former
He said these agencies
ence followed these Divi-
Building Trades Division chairman of the Cam-
Another director of the
were allocated $1.5 mill-
sion reports.
JVS-CW, Laker is a
chairman for Campaign. paign's Professional Di-
ion this year, a $133,000
Stuart. E. Hertzberg, former chairman of the
Recipient of the 1970 vision and is on the Cam-
increase, but they had
president of the Jewish Services-Arts and Crafts
Wetsman Award for young paign -Cabinet.

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