THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 4, 1980 45

AJC-IEF Metropolitan Division Special Gifts Meeting on Sunday

Ruth Broder, associate
chairman of the 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund, will
speak at the kickoff meeting
of the Metropolitan Di-
vision Special Gifts Section
at 9:45 a.m. Sunday at
United Hebrew Schools.
Mrs. Broder, a former
Campaign chairman of the
Women's Division, will dis-
cuss her recent trip to Israel
and how Campaign funds
are helping Jews overseas
and here at home.
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kus, Fred Erlebacher, Gert W.
Freund, Morris Friedman, Saul
H. Glosser, Arthur S. Goldberg,
David B. Goldis, Harold W.
Goodman, David Goodstein,
William Graham, Rabbi Eric
Greenbaum, Jerome B. Green-
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Gross, William Gross. Albert
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Also, Joseph Hamer, Irving
Herman, Daniel Hoffer, Robert
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leaders will discuss tech-
niques for successful solici-
tation and distribute Cam-
paign kits. Telephones will
be available so workers can
begin contacting their pros-
pects.
David Levine is Met-
ropolitan Division chair-
man. Harold Jaffa chairs
the Special Gifts Section.
Members of the Special
Gifts Committee are:

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Housing.

He is currently a
member of the board of
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Federations and of the
Jewish Agency. He is
chairman of Cleveland's
College of Jewish Studies
Fund Drive, a director of
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velopment Corp. and a
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Carl R. Lichtenstein, Norman
Michlin, Rabbi Bernard Mos-
kowitz.
Also, Alan Nathan, John Ne-
mon, Nathan Peiss, Marvin
Posner, David Redisch, Sanford
Rosenthal. Nathan Rubenstein,
Samuel Rudofsky, Bernard
Schlussel, Edward I. Schlussel,
Ernest Shaw, Isadore Shrodeck,
Donald R. Simon, Herman
Strassburger, David Waldshan,
Louis Weber, Sam Weiner and
Rabbi Abraham Zentman.

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Dentists' Brunch
on January 13

The Dentists Section of
the 1980 Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund will hold its an-
nual Pace-Setters Cam-
paign Brunch 10:30 a.m.
Jan. 13 at the home of Dr.
John D. Marx, West Bloom-
field.
Guest speaker will be
Yehuda Hellman, executive
director of the Conference of
Presidents of Major Ameri-
can Jewish Organizations,
who is an authority on the
Middle East.
A native of Riga, Hellman
worked as a journalist in
Paris, London, Beirut and
Damascus. While working
in Arab countries for the
Jerusalem Post, he was ar-
rested by the Arabs who
charged him with sending
dispatches unfavorable to
their cause.

He has served on the
Secretariat of the Brus-
sels Conference on Soviet
Jewry and as secretary-
general of the World Con-
ference of Jewish Organ-
izations.
Dr. Eli V. Berger is

chairman of the Dentists
Section. Donald Fox and Dr.
Harris W. Mainster chair
the Professional Health Di-
vision.

Schwartz to Host
Parlor Session

The first of a series of par-
lor meetings to benefit the
1980 Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund will be held at 8
p.m. Jan. 16, at the Bloom-
field Hills home of former
Jewish Welfare Federation
President Alan E.
Schwartz.
Guest speaker will be Al-
bert B. Ratner, president of
Forest City Enterprises,
Inc., who recently ended a
three-year term as
president of the Jewish
Community Federation of
Cleveland.
Ratner is a past chairman
of the Jewish Welfare Fund
Drive and of the Jewish
Welfare Fund Planning
Committee of Cleveland

David Handleman and
Irving R. Seligman are
chairmen of the 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
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'Professionals
Challenge'
Pay-Off Wednesday

Robert H,. Naftaly, chal-
lenged Dry' Conrad L. Giles,
chairman of the Profes-
sional Health Division:
"We will secure a larger
number of new pledges and
raise a larger percentage in
the 1979 Campaign," Naf-
taly pledged.

At the close of 1979, the
Professional Service Di-
vision had secured 250
new pledges and a di-
vision total of $2,440,512
— 107 percent above the

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At the opening of the 1979
Allied Jewish Campaign,
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sional Service Division,

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Members of the Profes-
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ceded that the increase re-
corded by the rival team
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As agreed at the opening
of the challenge, the losers
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