n Friday, April 14, 1978 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Campaign Report Meeting Due Section leaders of the 1978 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergen- cy Fund will be honored at the second of two Campaign report meetings, on Sunday in the Studio Theatre of the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield. The I. Irving Feldman Galleries Spring trquisitions meeting will begin with a present post in 1973, he continental breakfast at served as head of the 9:45 a.m. Military Government Division leaders will re- Department of the Gen- port on their workers' prog- eral Staff. ress to date in soliciting con- During the 10 days fol- tributors to the Campaign. Guest speaker will be lowing the report meeting, Campaign workers will Major General Shlomo Gazit, director of military secure as many pledges as possible before the Cam- intelligence for- the Israel paign closing April 26 at Defense Forces. A member of Israel's Cong. Beth Abraham Hillel armed forces since 1944, Moses. Campaign workers on all when he enlisted in the Palmach, General Gazit levels participated in a tele- has served in military in- thon effort April 10 and 13. telligence positions since The telethon will continue 1964. Before assuming his Tuesday and Thursday. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTER N.W. corner of 13 Mile and Farmington Rd., Farmington Hills, Mich. ._ Radomer Contributes $4,000 PAUL JENKINS HEAR ISRAEL WATERCOLORS FULL SIZE AND HALF SIZE A:NI:AN %mitt: siiow:s; l‘ THE MOVIE: t NN1 NitItIE:10 VI (11.1.\ 24175 Northwestern Hwy. Key International Bldg Soo , of 10 'bad (313) 358.5444 -.al, Shown at the check presentation are, from left, Al Sherman, Mae Weintraub, Jack Sherman, Rita Ager, Nathan Wolok, Morris Friedman, Louis Lumberg, Helen Greenberg, Morris Greenberg and Shirley Fin- kel. The Radomer Aid Society has contributed $4,000 to the Allied Jewish /SR RIX IN-DEPTH PROGRAMS FOR EVERYONE PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BAR-BAT MITZVAH PILGRIMAGE: For 13 or 14 year olds ... six weeks of tours, cultural and recreational activities. Re- ception at ancient synagogue in Old Jerusalem to mark and celebrate the Bar-Bat Mitzvah year. HIGH SCHOOL STUDY PROGRAM: Students in grades 10. 11 and 12 ... year or semester will fulfill American high school curriculum. Also technical programs . . . Judaic/ Hebraic studies, field trips, work experience and group liv- ing. Scholarships also available. YOUTH SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM: Young adults ages 15 to 17 . sox weeks of studies, lectures. discussions of life in Israel, tours, recreational and cultural activities. COLLEGE STUDENT STUDY PROGRAM: At Hayim Greenberg College in Jerusalem for a semester or one year. Curriculum includes Hebrew Language, Literature, Bible, History, Educa- tion. Philosophy, Sociology, Talmud. Credits by leading uni- versities in the U.S. Also, tours, cultural and recreational programs. Scholarships available. SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS ISRAEL-AMERICA SUMMER SCHOOL: Intensive 8 week mod- ern Hebrew language study at Ulpan Akiva, at Green Beach near Natanya. Sw;mming, recreational and cultural activities. UNIVERSITY SEMINARS: 6 weeks of study at Israeli universi- ties. Plus tours, cultural and recreational activities. Up to 11 recognized credits may be earned. HEBREW EDUCATORS SEMINAR: 3 weeks of lectures, studies, tours, cultural and social activities. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS INSTITUTE: 5 week seminar fin English): lectures and discussions of Israel's cultural, social, economic, political, and educational achievements. In service credits. Also tours and cultural activities. BIBLE SEMINAR: 3 weeks of lectures and field trips- explore biblical origins of modern Israel; tours, cultural and social activities . For information and application call or write: wzo I WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION WZO Department of Education & Culture 515 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. 10022 12121 752-0600 eat. 385/386 Guests at the -Florida De atroilti area --13nclii'dfamsthedy arriet CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX AND MAIL TODAY. C Bar—Bat Mitzvah Pilgrimage 0 High School Study Program ❑ Youth Summer Study Program C College Student Study Program israel.Amenca Summer School Q Univ.% ay Seminars Q Hebrew Educators Seminar 0 Public School Teachers Institute 0 Bible Seminar 0 Other Programs 26 C. )• Name \ Address City State Zip Campaign-Israel Emergen- cy Fund in honor of four couples who recently celeb- rated their 50th wedding anniversaries. The couples are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wolok, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lmmitnimri, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Greenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wein- traub. Wolok is president of the society, which, with more than 100 members, is one of the largest and most active "landsmanshaften" groups in the Detroit area. Since its beginning in 1920, the charitable and social or- ganization has been helping needy Jews throughout the world. Morris Friedman, a past president of the Al- lied Jewish Campaign's Metropolitan Division, accepted the check at a cocktail party for the four honored couples at the North Miami Beach winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Ager. Mr. and Mrs. Wolok are hosting an open meeting of the Radomer Aid Society on Tuesday in honor of their golden wedding anniver- sary. The meeting will begin at 9 p.m. at the Zionist Cultural Center. Jerome B. Greenbaum, chairman of the Metropolitan Division, will speak. - Wolok, and Messrs. and Mes- dames Sol Wolok. Henry Woloh, Louis Boss, Irving Pianko and son Michael, Morris Greenberg, L011111 Lumberg„ Joe Weintraub, Joseph - Finkel, Sam Ager, Hyman Greenbaum, Simon Berman, Joe Wisotski, Jack Sherman, AI Sherman, Robert Dorn and Mrs. Abe Trifler of To- ronto and Mrs. Beene Sikora. This Holocaiist Memorial Center —.the only one outside of Yad Veshem in Jerusalem, Israel — is being made possible through voluntary contributions. The cost of this project is esti- mated to be one million dollars. $350,000 has already been donated. We appeal to everyone to give us a helping hand in order to speedily complete this sacred historic project. We have confidence that you will want to participate in the building of this historic Holocaust Memorial Center and thus take part in securing the mem- ory and lessons of the Holocaust. To permit the murder of six million Jews and millions of non-Jews by the Nazis to be forgot- ten would serve the objectives of the murder- ers and be an offense to the memory of the murdered. Not to perpetuate the memory of our murdered people in an institutional manner AND HELP is to help the murderers eradicate the traces of their monstrous crimes. The Holocaust Memorial Center will serve as a reminder of the life and martyrdom of the European Jewish Community and as a living testimony to the society of mankind what man can and did do to his fellow men when democratic checks and balances are denied to a given society. Thousands of Jewish communities; six million of our fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, perished in the gas chambers of Nazi Germany. The Nazis in theiF bestial design not only .snuffed out the lives of our dear and near ones but also denied any trace of their whereabouts in death. In this Holocaust Memorial Center the Euro- pean Jewish communities and the six million Jews will find a living expres- sion through which the story and lessons of the Holocaust will be integ- rated into our lives. The European Jewish Community, our brothers and sisters, were alone and without help during the Holocaust. Let us at least make possible the preservation of their martyrdom and identity. Help us preserve the mem- ory and lessons of the Holocaust to all of mankind. This is our sacred duty. History would never forgive us for relinquishing this duty of ours. Con- versely, history will forever be grateful to us for preserving in a tangible institutional manner the memory and lessons of the Holocaust. Donor Window Founder Builder Master Builder DONATIONS SUGGESTED 4100.00 Room named in memory or honor of $500.00 51,000.00 Pillar Hall of Martyrdom 55000.00 Chapel 10,000.00 515,000.00 .$25,000.00 5150,000.00 .$100,000.00 All contributions will be recorded for per- petuity In the Inside walls of the Memorial Center. Memorial Center Committee In Formation Rabbi Charles H. Rosenzweig, Director Leon Halpern, Chairman Cantor Shabatai Ackerman Mrs. Julius Feigelman Harry Laker Simon Scwarzberg Irving Altus Fred Ferber Louis Levine Max Shaye Louis Apfelblat Sally Fields Jack Upton Jerry Silbert Rabbi Milton Arm Dr. Leon Fill Irving Nusbaum Mrs. Max Stollman Helen Elalbermafr Selman Grand Steve Oliwek Phillip Stollman Gustav Berenholz Leon Gutman Abraham Pastemack Ben Sweet Howard Binkow Menashe Haar Sonia Popowski Jack Waks berg Allen Charlupski Alan Jay Kaufman Nathan Potash Sol Waldman Irwin Jay Deutch Sol Kleinman Rabbi Charles H. Rosenzveig Martin S. Water Henry Dorfman Kenneth Konop Rabbi Irving Schnipper Abraham Weberman Arnold Einhorn Please make checks payable to: Memorial Center, 3811 West Twelve Mlle Road, Berkley, Michigan 48072. All contributions are tax deductible. For further Information please call 559-3849.