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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 8, 1979

DSO to Present
Outdoor Concerts

The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will perform five
admission free, outdoor con-
certs Tuesday through June
16.
Concerts will be held
noon Tuesday and Wednes-
day at the Hart Plaza and
8:30 p.m. Thursday, 8:30
p.m. June 15 and 16 at Belle
Isle.
Werner Torkanowsky,
associate to the music direc-
tor, will be on the podium
for all five concerts.

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Volunteers, staff and residents of the Jewish
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party held at the Butzel Conference Center during a
vacation there on May 15-17. Pictured from left are:
Marilyn Fishman, volunteer and chairman of auxil-
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Borman Hall resident; Anna Malin, Prentis Manor
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Photographs by members
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"Joy in Jerusalem," an
evening of song, humor and
dialogue, will highlight
the 41st annual meeting of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Junior Division 7:30
p.m. Wednesday at the
main Jewish Community
Center.
The program will feature
tenor Harold Orbach, can-
tor of Detroit's Temple Is-
rael, who has performed
throughout the United
States.

Also on the agenda are
the annual report of out-
going division President
Jonathan M. Jaffa and
the election of officers
and board members for
the coming year.

There is a charge for re-
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Resnick and Walter
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The show will remain at
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June, then begin a three-
week exhibit at the Home's
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Jonathan Jaffa, left, outgoing president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation Junior Division, looks
over the division's flyer with Susan Weinman and
Richard Ludwig, co-chairmen of the group's general
telethon campaign. The telethon was one of many ac-
tivities held by the Junior Division on behalf of the
Allied Jewish Campaign - Israel Emergency Fund.

JNF Goal, From Foothold
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PHOTOS

Hirschmann described
the objectives of the JNF,
pointed out that one of every
three Israelis lives on JNF
land, on JNF-redeemed and
developed land, and urged
from what began as a footh-
old in statehood into a
stronghold with projects
like the one planned in De-
troit.

Addressing members of
the Jewish National Fund
committee in charge of the
June 20 dinner to be held at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Ira
Hirschmann, author of
"Questions and Answers
About Jews and Arabs,"
who helped rescue
thousands of Jewish chil-
dren from the Holocaust as
a representative of
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt and the State De-
partment, urged as a JNF
goal the development of Is-
rael "from a foothold to a
stronghold."

David Holtzman presided
at the breakfast meeting.
He urged immediate reser-
vations for the June 20
dinner by calling the JNF
office, 557-6644.

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A community-wide committee representing a
cross-section of Jewish leadership was mobilized as
sponsors of the annual Jewish National Fund dinner
to be held June 20 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek in honor of
Edythe and Joseph Jackier. Philip Klutznick,
president of the World Jewish Congress, will be the
guest speaker. David Holtzman is chairman of the
over-all committee. The plans were formalized at a
brunch held Sunday at the North Park Place Elbow
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