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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Communal Leader Samuel Frankel
Celebrating His 65th Birthday Monday
Samuel Frankel, a driv-
ing force in Detroit's Jewish
communal life — from the
chairmanship of the Allied
Jewish Campaign to the
vice presidency of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
— will observe his 65th
birthday on Monday.
A Detroit area resident
since early childhood,
Frankel has devoted him-
self to his city, his country
and to Israel. His benefi-
cence, whether he is giving
of his time or financial as-
sistance, has touched many
people at home and abroad.
A former president of the
Jewish Community Center,
Frankel was instrumental
in the building campaign
for the new site in West
Bloomfield, and its pre-
decessor at Meyers and Cur-
tis.
He hosted the initial
fund-raising meeting for
the Maple and Drake lo-
cation and was chairman
of the building committee
during construction of
the Northwest Detroit
facility. The Samuel and
Jean Frankel Wing in the
new Center houses the
administrative offices.
He has traveled to Israel
Keren Kayemet
Leader Visiting
Nine U.S. Cities
1972 and served as co-
chairman in 1973 with Paul
M. Handleman. He has held
nearly all major positions in
the annual fund-raising
drive. Among his campaign
positions were Food Divi-
sion chairman, pre-
Campaign chairman and
associate chairman.
In addition to his Cam-
paign roles, Frankel is
active in numerous Fed-
eration agencies and
community organiza-
tions. He is on the board
of Detroit Service Group
SAMUEL FRANKEL
and United Jewish
on numerous occasions and Charities, on whose Real
was a member of a special Estate and Land Commit-
mission of American Jewish tee he serves. He is also a
leaders in 1971, when he trustee of Sinai Hospital.
His deep interest in Is-
met with then-Prime Minis-
rael's development was also
ter Golda Meir.
Joining with his son, marked by his participation
Stuart R., Frankel formed in the work of the Jewish
Frankel Associates in Troy, National Fund, his chair-
in 1967. The Frankels are manship of a JNF annual
the parents of three other dinner, the planting of a
children, Stanley D., Bruce JNF forest in Israel and
H., and Mrs. Jo Elyn Ny- numerous other functions.
He is a member of the
man.
Frankel chaired the Al- Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion's
Capital Needs Com-
lied Jewish Campaign in
mittee, which strives to
maintain,
improve and add
Nazi Camps
to the physical facilities of
Get Plaques
member agencies. Frankel
BONN — The chief serves on the Maple-Drake
mayor of Hanover has un- Authority which considers
veiled memorial plaques at the needs and uses of the
three former Nazi concent- 130-acre site in West
ration camps at Muhlen- Bloomfield. He also is a
member of the Cash Mobili-
berg, Ahlem and Stocken.
The inscriptions read: "To zation Committee, which
remind us of the days of concentrates on accelerat-
Nazi terrorism, when ing the cash collections of
human rights, freedom, jus- Campaign pledges.
A graduate of Detroit Col-
tice were ignored. Here
people were murdered by lege of Law, Frankel or-
the National Socialists be- ganized Packers Produce
cause of their race, their Co., which later merged
creed, and their convic- with Wrigley Supermar-
kets. Frankel became vice
tions."
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Rabbi Berkowitz (left)
and Moshe Rivlin
NEW YORK — Rabbi
William Berkowitz, presi-
dent of the Jewish National
Fund of America, welcomed
Moshe Rivlin, world chair-
man of the Keren
Kayemet LeIsi•ael, upon
his arrival last week from
Israel to the U.S.
Rabbi Berkowitz said,
"Mr. Rivl in's visit to the Un-
ited States comes at a very
crucial hour. The Jewish
people today face difficult
days and many crises
throughout the world that
demand closer, stronger ties
between all segments of
Jewry."
Rivlin will visit San
Francisco, Seattle, Port-
land, Los Angeles, San
Diego, Denver, St. Louis,
Minneapolis and Baltimore
for a series of discussions
with prominent friends and
supporters of the Jewish
National Fund in each city.
During his three-week tour,
he will review the plans for
the construction of the
Hubert H. Humphrey
Parkway in the American
Bicentennial Park.
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president of Wrigley in
charge of store expansion
and site procurement. He
also served as president of
Wrigley Properties, a public
corporation and subsidiary
of Allied Supermarkets.
Frankel has built numer-
ous apartment and shop-
ping center complexes, in-
cluding Somerset Park and
Somerset Mall in Troy.
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