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1979 Campaign Vice Chairmen N ay
The appointment of pre-
Campaign vice chairmen
for the 1979 Allied Jewish
Campaign - Israel Emer-
gency Fund has been an-
nounced by General Chair-
men David Handleman and
Irving R. Seligman. They
are Milton Barnett, Sol
Cicurel, Dr. Paul C. Fein-
berg, David Frank, Dr. Mil-
*
– n Goldrath, Thomas I.
Lein_, Milford Nemer,
seph Orley and Charles
Snider.
Barnett, who held the
same office in the preceding
two Campaigns, is a past
chairman of the Real Estate
and Building Trades Di-
vikon. He has been a direc-
tor of the Detroit Service
Group for 10 years and also
_ serves on the board of the
Jewish Community Center.
Cicurel, a pre-Campaign
vice chairman in the 1977
and 1978 Campaigns, is a
former chairman of the
Mercantile Division and of
its Furniture Section. He is
on the boards of United He-
brew Schools and the De-
troit Service Group.
Feinberg, a former
chaitman of the Profes-,
sional Division, was a
pre-Campaign vice
chairman last year. He is
a member of the Jewish.
Welfare Federation
board and of its culture
and education budget
and planning division,
and is a director of the
Detroit Service Group.
Frank was chairman of
the Mercantile Division in
1976 and 1977 and a pre-
Campaign vice chairman
last year. He is a member of
Federation's community
services budget and plan-
ning division.
Goldrath,
a
pre-
Campaign vice chairman
last year, is a past chairman
of the Professional Division.
He is a member of the
boards of United Hebrew
Schools and the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.
:Klein chaired the Food
Division in 1977 and the
new Food and Services Di-
vision last year. He is a
member of the boards of the
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NEMER
ORLEY
Jewish Welfare Federation,
United Jewish Charities,
Jewish Community Center
and Detroit Service Group.
Newer chaired the Real
Estate and Building
Trades Division in 1977
and served as pre-
Campaign vice chairman
last year. He is a director
of the Jewish Home for
Aged and the Tamarack
Hills Authority.
Orley was chairman, of
the Industrial and Automo-
tive Division in 1977 and
1978, having previously
served as co-chairman and
associate chairman of the
division. He is a member of
Federation's collection re-
view committee.
Snider was chairman of
the Real Estate and Build-
ing Trades Division in 1977
and a pre-Campaign vice
chairman in 1978. He is a
Member ofFederation's Col-
lection Review Committee.
Friday, 'December 1, 1918 51
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SOL YETZ-MORRIS
COHEN POST AND
AUXILIARY will meet 9
p.m. Tuesday in the Jewish
War Veterans Memorial
Home. The auxiliary will
service the Veterans Hospi-
tal Dec. 25, under the
chairmanship of Reva Dry-
man and Ann Rubin. Re-
freshments will be served,
following services, to
patients and their families.
The auxiliary will provide
two needy veterans at Iron
Mountain Veterans Hospi-
tal with Christmas pack-
ages. Two Hanuka baskets
will be taken to needy
families in the Detroit area,
under the direction of Rabbi
Solomon Gruskin.
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LT.-
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ZUSSMAN AUXILIARY
will have an international
paid-up membership buffet
7 p.m._ Tuesday, at the
Jewish War , Veterans
Memorial Home. Members
of the post and spouses are
invited. For reservations by
today, call Faye Katz, 559-
4484, or President Mrs.
Charles Hauptman, 352-
2696. Co-chairmen are Mrs.
Irving Silk and Mrs. Oscar
Katz.
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reputation is to endeavor to
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pear.
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"Music and entertainment at
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to meet and discuss Cam-
paign strategy with work-
ers in the various divisions.
Guest speaker will be_Ef-
raim Torgovnik, professor
of political science at Tel
Aviv University. Among
the topics he will discuss
will be the $1.2 billion Proj-
ect Renewal, a program for
social rehabilitation in Is-
rael which is of top priority
in the 1979 Campaign.
Pre-Hanukah Sale!
every item in the store
reduced
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MALL
11 Mile
& Lahser
Southfield
20% off
Limited Time Only!
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Get your Hanukah Gifts
now and save 20%
OPEN THURS. & FRI. til 9 PM
SUNDAY 12 to 5
* * *
BIG 14 K GOLD SALE
15" Fancy Link Chain
18• 'V Chain
$19.95
$22.50
VALUES TO $39.95
`V Chain & I.D.
Bracelets_
$12.01
VALUES TO $29.95
All Other Chains, Bracelets
Earrings & Charms 20% Off
Genuine
Harris Tweeds
As Seen in
$400 Suits
$ 8 9 8
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60" Designer
Qiana
Solids
Prints
.
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$ 298
Christian
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Blouses
& Linings
$298
$8.95 VALUE
NEW YORK FABRIC OUTLET
21648 Grand River near 6 Mile
533-0670
OPEN 4
DAYS ONLY
THURS.
SAT. & FRI. 10-8
& SUN. 10-5
Campaign Reception
Handleman and Selig-
man will host a reception for
Campaign workers 8 p.m.
Dec. 12 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
The reception will pro-
vide an opportunity for the
chairmen and otherofficers
Workmen's Circle
Fun Fest Due
Workmen's
Circle
Schools will hold their -an-
nual holiday fun fest noon-6
p.m. Sunday at the Work-
men's Circle Center, 26341
Coolidge at Talbot, Oak
Park.
The fun fest is the annual
fund-raising project to bene-
fit Workmen's Circle
Schools. There will be sales
of handicrafts, plants, toys,
books, jewelry as well as a
bake sale, white elephant
sale and prizes. Luncheon
will be served from noon to 2
p.m. and dinner from 4 to 6
p.m. There is a nominal
charge.
For information, call the
Workmen's Circle office,
545-0985.
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BETH'S BATH SHOP
BIG BOY
BREAD BASKET DELI
CARL'S KOSHER MARKET
CHATHAM SUPERMARKET
CHECKER BARBECUE
CUNNINGHAM'S
FANTASIA FURS
FURS BY BRICKER
LINCOLN CENTER BARBER SHOP
MAGIC TOUCH BEAUTY SALON
METROPOLITAN OPTICAL
MODERN BAKERY
PEERLESS CLEANERS
PICKLES & ICE CREAM
QUALITY HOUSEWARES CENTER
RADIO SHACK
'RICHARD'S BOYS AND GIRLS WEAR
SHIFMAN'S MENS WEAR
SIBLEY'S SHOES
SOMETHING NEW
STANDARD PAINT & WALLCOVERING
31 FLAVORS
WINKELMAN'S
GREENFIELD at 10 1/2 Mile Road
OAK PARK