Friday, February 22, 1980 35

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Women Will Visit Federation Agencies

Contributors to the
Koach and $100 First Time
sections of the Women's Di-
vision of the 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund will have
an opportunity to visit sev-
eral Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation member agencies dur-
ing two unique "mini-
missions" next week.
The Koach mini-mission,
for contributors of $150 and
more, will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday at Jewish Fed-
eration Apartments, where
representatives of several
agencies will speak. The
group will travel by bus to
the Jewish Home for Aged's
Borman Hall for lunch and
a talk with Executive Direc-
tor Charles S. Wolfe.
On Thursday, $100 First
Time contributors will
board buses at 9:30 at
United Hebrew Schools.
They will visit the Jewish
Home for Aged and Jewish
Family Service.
For information, call the
Women's Division, 965-
3939.

• • *

Phonogift Briefing
Scheduled for March 5

Volunteers for Phonogift,
the Women's Division's
telephone solicitation drive,
will have a briefing party at
noon March 5 at United He-
brew Schools.
Hundreds of volunteer
solicitors will participate in
Phonogift, scheduled for
March 9-16. The effort will
reach more than 7,000 area
residents.
The March 5 briefing in-
cludes a Campaign update,
a presentation on telephone
solicitation techniques and
an original musical revue
written and directed by
Dorothy Mahlin.
Performing in the
revue will be Ann
Baruch, BeVerly Frank,
Cyrille Goode, Jeri Levit,
Maida Portnoy, Lois
Spector, Shelby Tauber,
Sharon Taylor, Sharon
Radom, Suzi Walters and
Elaine Yakers. They will
be accompanied by
itianist Lois Novitz.
Janice Schwartz is
chairman, and Sharon
Hart, associate chairman, of
Phonogift. Doris August
and Marcia Parven are day
directors, Terran Leemis,
coordinator, and Baylee
Franklin, adviser. Nancy
Hirsch and Faye Schnaar
are briefing chairmen, and
Harriet Colman and Julie_
Gurwin, clerical chairmen.
Dolores Farber and

Roberta Grosinger are in
charge of special handling.
Harriet -Rich heads the
Motor Corps, and Bobbie
Blitz and Nancy Jacobson,
the Task Force. Susan
Marwil and Judy Naftaly
are chairmen of Spring
Phonogift.
Additional Phonogift
volunteers are welcome. For
information, call the
Women's Division.

• • *

Metropolitan
Kick-Off Meeting

Peter Alter, a member of
the United Jewish Appeal's
Young Leadership Cabinet,
wilt speak at the Metropoli-
tan Division's "Kick-off"
meeting March 2 in the
Senior Adult Lounge of the
main Jewish Community
Center. The meeting begins
with continental breakfast
at 9:45 a.m.
Alter recently returned
from a mission to Israel
with "Hadrakha", a new
ration
Jewish Welfare Fede
leadership training pro-
gram which he co-chairs. He
is an associate chairman of
the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign Attorneys Section
and a member of the boards
of the Jewish Community
Center and Jewish Com-
munity Council.
Campaign kits will be
distributed to workers at
the meeting.
David Levine is chair-
man, and Edward Gordon,
associate chairman, of the
Metropolitan Division.
Hubert J. Sidlow is chair-
man of the Treasury Gifts
Section, and Harold S.
Jaffa, of the Special Gifts
Section. Bill Greenberg is
chairman, and Jeffrey R.
Kravitz, co-chairman, of the
Telethon Section.

BENJAMIN VARON

in international relations.
Dr. James E. Labes and
Dr. Darryl T. Goldberg
are chairmen of the 'Jed-
ical Physicians Section.
Drs. George L. Blum,
Margo Cohen, Martin
Hart, Richard Krugel
and Jay Victor are co-
chairmen, and Drs. Mor-
ton B. Cash, Nathan S.
Firestone, Milton M.

Miriam Hamburger will
receive one of the highest
honors of The Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America, the National
Community Service Award,.
at the seminary's 21st an-
nual convocation dinner
Wednesday at the Diplomat
Hotel in Hollywood, Fla.
Mrs. Hamburger is being
cited "for a lifetime of de-
voted service and leader-
ship to Judaism and Jewish
communal life."

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Mrs. Hamburger has
been cited by Hadassah as
"Woman of the Year" and
was the first woman in
Michigan to be a recipient of
Israel's Prime Minister's
Medal "in recognition of her
leadership in the Israel
Bond program."
She and her husband are
patrons of the American-
Israel Cultural Foundation
and hosted a reception for
the Israel Philharmonic Or-
chestra when it performed
in Detroit under the direc-
tion of conductor Zubin
Mehta.

YES—to the Jewish National Fund

JNF land supports the whole Israel
economy — It grows its food — On it
stands Israel's religious, educational
and welfare institutions. A bequest to
Jewish National Fund is a bequest to
the entire Jewish people, linking the
name of the Testator with Israel in
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• • •

Shown at a Campaign parlor meeting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Seligman are, from left,
Marvin H. Goldman, the Seligmans, Norman Wachter
and guest speaker B.Z. Sobel.

DR. LAWRENCE TYNER

Green, Dan G. Guyer,
Martin L. Jackier, Ed-
ward L. Klarman, Milton
L. Nathanson and Mel-
vyn Rubenfire, associate
chairmen. Vice chairmen
are Drs. A. Robert Arns-
tein, Lionel Bodzin,
Eugene A. Gelazyd, Jean
S. Goldstein, Samuel J.
Hyman and Benjamin
Schwimmer.
Dr. Sidney J. Katz and
Dr. Stephan R. Morse chair
the Osteopathic Physicians
Section. Drs. Mark Diem,
Melvyn M. Friedman and
Gerald Uzansky are co-
chairmen, Drs. Harold
Margolis, Paul L. Ruza and
Saul M. Shapiro, associate
chairmen, and Drs. Donald
Boxman, Newman Kopold,
Allan Schwartz and Jerry
A. Taylor, vice chairmen.
Dr. Harris W. Mainster
and Donald Fox are chair-
men of the Professional
Health Division.

Mrs. Hamburger to Receive
Seminary Award in Florida

Physicians Have
Dinner on March 5

The Professional Health
Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund will hold a
cocktail reception and
dinner for the Medical and
Osteopathic Physicians sec-
tions March 5 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. will
be followed by dinner at
7:30.
Guest speaker will be
Benjamin Varon, former Is-
rael ambassador to Ecuador
and Paraguay. A native of
Austria, Varon has had a
career as a journalist and
diplomat and is known for
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cabinet mere than 30 years
ago.

In 1954, the Hambur-
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Louis Finkelstein, then
chancellor of the semi-
nary. The gathering re-
sulted in the establish-
ment of five endowed
scholarships in the semi-
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Mrs. Hamburger serves
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capital needs committee.
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