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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34 Friday, December 14, 1979

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15 Campaign Division Chairmen Named

David Handleman and
Irving R. Seligman, general
chairmen of the 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund, have an-
nounced the appointment of
chairmen for the nine Cam-
paign divisions.
They are Sidney Freed-
land and Emery I. Klein,
Mercantile; David K. Page
and Harry L. Silverman,
Professional Service; Sol R.
Colton and Bob Rosenthal,
Food and Services; Donald
Fox and Dr. Harris W.
Mainster, Professional
Health; Lester S. Burton
and Bernard H. Stollman,
Real Estate; Earl G. Grant
and Philip S. Minkin,
Industrial and Automotive;
Kenneth J. Safran, Junior;
David Levine, Metropoli-
tan; and Shelby Tauber,
Women's.
Freedland and Klein
were co-chairmen of the
Mercantile Division last
year. Freedland is a
member of the boards of the
Jewish Vocational Service
and the Jewish Community
Center. Klein, treasurer of
the Hebrew Free Loan
Association, serves on the
boards of the Jewish Family
Service, Jewish Vocational
Service and Detroit Service .
Group.
Page and Silverman
were co-chairmen of the
Professional Service Di-
vision last year. Page is
chairman of the Jewish
Welfare Federation's

CHANUKAH CONCERT

YESHIVAT AKIVA
AKIVA HEBREW DAY SCHOOL

Presents

"THE BEST OF TWO WORLDS IN MUSIC"

TUESDAY — December 18, 1979
8:00 pm at
Southfield Senior High School

10 Mile Road & Lahser

*******MISHA RAITZEN*******

Russian Refusenik — Israeli Citizen
New York Metropolitan Opera Star

**********SHELLY LANG**********

New York Jewish Pop Star and
International Recording Artist
appearing with members of the NEGINAH ORCHESTRA

Tickets $25 — $10 — $750 —sotEoul

FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL
354-4664 School Office or
399-3988 (evenings) Sandy Eisenberg, Concert
Chairman - - -

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SAFRAN
Burton and Stollman Minkin is a member of the
are chairing the Real Es- Jewish Community Center
tate Division for the third board.
year. Burton is chairman
Safran, president of the
of the Tamarack Hills Junior Division, is a
Authority and a member member of the boards of the
of the boards of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Jewish Welfare Federa- and Sinai Hospital.
tion and the Jewish
Levine, associate chair-
Home for Aged. Stollman man of the Metropolitan
serves on Resettlement Division last year, is active
Service's board and on with Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Federation's culture and and with Bnai Brith.
education budget and
Mrs. Tauber, a vice
planning division.
president of the Women's
Grant and Minkin Divison, is serving as the
chaired the Industrial and division's Campaign chair-
Automotive Division last man for the second year.
year. Grant is a member of She is a member of Federa-
the board of the Tamarack tion's board of governors
Hills Authority and was re- and is also active with
cently elected to Federa- Women for the United
tion's board of governors. Foundation.

MINKIN

committee on capital
needs and a member of
Federation's executive
committee. Silverman
serves on Federation's
community services
budget and planning di-
vision and the Detroit
Service Group board.
Colton and Rosenthal
chaired the Food and Serv-
ices Division last year. Col-
ton is a member of the
boards of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, Jewish
Home for Aged and Detroit
Service Group. Rosenthal
was a worker and officer in
the Food Division for many
years.
Fox, a Professional
Health Division co-
chairman last year, has
been active for many years
in the Pharmacists Section
of the division.
Dr. Mainster, associate
chairman of the division
last year, is a member of the
Detroit Service Group board
and of Federation's national
and communtiy relations
agencies budget and plan-
ning division. He also
serves on the board of the
Jewish Community Center.

AJC Moves
on Behalf of the
Japanese in U.S.

NEW YORK — Recogniz-
ing the need to educate the
American public on the de-
nial of Japanese Americans'
civil liberties during the
Second World War, the
American Jewish Commit-
tee supports the call for the
creation of a Presidential
Commission to explore the
concerns of the Japanese-
American community and
to investigate means of
avoiding repeating the ex-
perience in the future.
The organization said
that in addition, it sup-
ported efforts by the
Japanese American Citi-
zens League (JACL) to
create literature and a film
series on the forced reloca-
tion and interment of
Japanese Americans in the
United States during World
War II.

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Sunday, Dec. 16 — 4 p.m.

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