Friday, February 23, 1919
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sabbath, Campaign Meetings Devoted to the AJC-IEF
Disco Parties by
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Dan
Sandberg
353-6699-
Detroit area synagogues
will observe Campaign-
UJA Sabbath tonight and
Saturday, recognizing the
important role played by
the Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emei-
gency Fund and the na-
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Arranged in conjunction
with the Outreach Commit-
tee of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, this special
Sabbath coincides with
Sabbath Shekalim, when
the Torah portion deals
with the responsibility of
Jews to sustain Jewish life.
Participating congrega-
tions include Adat Shalom,
Beth. Abraham . Hillel
Moses, Beth Achim, Beth
Shalom, Birmingham Tem-
ple, Bn-ai David, Bnai
Moshe, Downtown
Synagogue, Livonia Jewish
Congregation, Shaarey
Zedek, Telriple Beth El,
Temple Emanu-El, Temple
Israel, Temple Kol Arni and
Young Israel of Oak-Woods.
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Women to Hear
Portland Couple,
Plan Phonogift
Linda and Joel Abrom-
son, a Portland,, Maine,
couple active in civic affairs
as well as local and national
Jewish communal work,
will speak•at two meetings
of the Allied Jewish-
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund Women's Di-
vision on Thursday.
The Koach Division, for
contributors of $150, will
meet at 9:30 a.m. for break-
fast at the Birmingham
home of Marlene Borman.
The $100 First Time Di-
vision--will hold a petite
lunch meeting at 12:30 p.m.
at the Franklin home of.
Campaign Chairman
Shelby Tauber.
On March 7, an original
musical revue will high-
light a Phonogift Workers'
Briefing Party planned by
the Women's Division. The
luncheon party begins at
noon at United Hebrew
Schools.
The musical program,
Volunteer solicitors are
needed and are, welcome to
attend the March 7 party.
Reservations are required
and may be made by calling
the Women's Division,
965-3939.
Phonogift will be held
March 11-18.
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Sixth Leadership
Parlor Wednesday
Efraim Torgovnik, pro-
fessor of political science at
Tel Aviv University, will
speak at the last of a series
of six parlor meetings to
benefit the 1979 Allied
Jewish Campaign = Israel
Emergency Fund 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of
the former Federation
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MOSHE ARAD
The Medical and Osteo-
pathic Physicians Sections
of the 1979 Allied Jewish
Campaign - Israel Emer-
gency Fund will hold a
cocktail reception and
dinner March 7 at Adat
Shalom Synagogue. The re-
ception begins at 6:30 p.m.,
followed\ by dinner at 7:30.
Guest speaker will be
Moshe Arad, deputy direc-
tor general of_ the Israel
Foreign Ministry. Arad, a
captain in the Israel De-
fense Forces, saw active
duty in the Sinai Campaign
and the Six-Day War.
Following top-level as-
signments with Israel's
ministries of Foreign Af-
fairs and Justice, Arad
served in embassy and con-
sular posts in London, New
York and WaShington, D.C.
Dr. Ralph Coskey is
chairman of the Medical‘
Physicians Section. Drs.
PHILIP SLOMOVITZ .
The Metropolitan Di-
vision will hold its annual
"Met" Kick-off meeting
March 4 in the Senior Adult
Lounge of the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The meet-
ing begins with continental
breakfast at 9:45 a.m.
Guest speaker will be
Philip Slomovitz, editor and
publisher of the Detroit
Jewish News, who will dis-
cuss "The World "Jewish
Scene." Campaign kits will
be distributed to division
workers, who will contact
approximately 1,500 indi-
viduals not affiliated within
the Campaign structure
through a trade or profes-
sional group.
Jerome B. Greenbaum,
Metropolitan Division
-chairman, will preside at
_ the meeting. David Levine
is associate chairman. -
Carl R. Lichtenstein is
chairman, and Leo Baron,
co-chairman, of Treasury
Gifts. Edward Gordon is
Special Gifts chairman and
Herbert Benson, Bill
Greenberg and Jeffrey R.
Kravitz, Telethon co-
chairmen.
Knitters Aid Campaign
Every Tuesday afternoon
a group of elderly women.
gathers at the Ten Mile
branch of the Jewish Com-
munity Center to knit and
crochet. Proceeds from the
sale of their hand-made
goods are given to the Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund.
The knitting circle was
started about eight years
ago by Edie Klein. "These
women, most of them in
their 80s, weren't able to get
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Sidney J. Katz and Stephan
R. Morse are chairmen of
the Osteopathic Physicians
Section. Dr. Conrad L. Giles
chairs the Professional
Health Division.
Physicians Plan
Cocktail Reception
written by Dorothy
Mahlin, will be per-
formed by Phonogift day
chairmen, who are also
serving as hostesses • for
the luncheon. Also on the
program will be a Cam-
paign update and a dis-
cussion of telephone sol-
icitation techniques.
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President
Schwartz.
Torgovnik, a graduate of
New York Universtiy, has
worked with the Bureau of
Government Research at
the University of Rhode Is-
land and the Jerusalem In-
stitute for Federal Studies.
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lent knitters, so this gives
them something to do," Mrs.
Klein said.
Whenever. the women de-
velop a large enough inven-
tory, they sell their goods,
usually • at the Ten Mile
branch or the main branch
of the Center in West
Bloomfield, said Deborah
Pfeffer, the group's current
instructor. The knitters
have donated as much as
$500 to the Campaign. .
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graph are, from left, Bruce E. Thal, I. William Sherr,
guest speaker Dr. William Korey of Bnai Brith, and
hosts Pearl and George Zeltzer. In the second photo-
graph, at the Junior Division Telethon Workers' Insti-
tute are Jonathan M. Jaffa, Susan R. Weinman and
Richard G. Ludwig. In the third photograph are
members of the attorneys section. Standing from left
are Henry P. Lee, David K. Page, speaker Jonathan
Livny, and Paul D. Borman. Seated are Milton J. Mil-
ler and Lawrence S. Jackier. Kadima section mem-
bers at a Feb. 14 fund-raising are, from left, in the
bottom photograph, Shelby Tauber, Diane Klein,
speaker Jeanne Daman-Scaglione, Dulcie Rosenfeld,
Janet Levine, and hostess Barbara Stollman.
Displaying their hand-made wares at the Ten Mile
branch of the Jewish Community Center are, from
left, Magda Rimai, instructor Deborah Pfeffer,
Pauline Feierstein and Elsie Hollander.
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