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afirs7Stollman Will Chair
Bond Between Us Drive

Frieda Stollman has ac-
cepted the role of chairman
of the Metro Detroit State of
Israel Bonds' second annual
"Bond Between Us" cam-
paign and luncheon, it was
announced by Leah Snider,
local Israel Bond Women's
Division chairman.
The luncheon will be held
net. 22 at Cong. Shaarey
'.ek. Geared to helping
-pply Israel with im-
mediate low interest loan
dollars, last year's "Bond
Between Us" Luncheon
gained almost $500,000 for
the Jewish nation.
In accepting the luncheon
chairmanship, Mrs.
Stollman said, We all know
how valuable to Israel's de-
velopment this event can
be. Israel Bond loans are a
real force for Israel's eco-
nomic security: a new era of
Jewish life is beginning in
the Negev, and to accom-
plish this massive develop-
ment will cost billions of
dollars. Bringing the Negev
to life — and life to the
Negev — cannot be post-
poned, nor can Israel do it
alone! It is truly up to us to
share this burden."
In addition to her par-
ticipation in Israel
Bonds, Mrs. Stollman is
vice president of the
Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion and the national
president of American
Women for Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity. She is the co-
founder, with her hus-
band and brother-in-law,
of Akiva Hebrew Day
School and Bar-Ilan and
is a past president and
past campaign chairman
of the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women's Di-
vision; past president of
the Jewish National
Fund; and a past co-
chairman of the Detroit
Israel Bond Women's Di-
vision.
Mrs. Stollman announced

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that a kick-off meeting of
the luncheon committee, to
"help shape the success of
the Bond Between Us cam-
paign" is scheduled for 10
a.m. Tuesday at her home.
For reservations, call the Is-
rael Bond office, 557-2900.

Student in Israel
for Youth Parley

Linda Skopek, a senior at
Bishop Foley High School in
Madison Heights, will be a
member of the U.S. delega-
tion to the 1980 Interna-
tional Youth Conference, to
be held in Israel, Sunday
through Aug. 27.
Miss Skopek will repre-
sent the Greater Detroit
Round Table of the National
Conference of Christians
and Jews at the biennial
conference which is held
under the auspices of the In-
ternational Conference of
Christians and Jews.
Young delegates from
western nations will gather
at Moshav Neve Ilan in the
guest house of a kibutz near
Jerusalem for this year's
conference which will focus
on "Israel in Jewish-
Christian Relations."

Bond Holiday Appeal Seminar
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lishment of the National
Defense College, which
opened its doors in 1963.
He is currently director-
general of the Special Proj-
ects Fund in Israel, where
he is responsible for raising
money for special projects in
education, culture, health
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was established that year as
a commando unit, and
played an important role in
action in behalf of the Allies
during World War II.
During the Six-Day War,
Gen. Narkiss was second in
command on the Jerusalem
front, and led the attack
which wrested Mount Zion
from the Arab Legion. Later
serving as battalion com-
mander on the southern
front, he led his troops in the
capture of Beersheba, and
the capture of the site of
Eilat in the last major ac-
tion of the war.
In 1955, Gen. Narkiss be-
came adviser to Gen. Moshe
Dayan, then Chief of Staff of
the Israel Defense Forces,
and carried key responsibil-
ity for the planning and
execution of the Sinai Cam-
paign.
From 1959 to 1962, he
served as Israel's military
attache in several foreign
capitals. He then returned
to Israel to direct the estab-

A group of Detroit area
rabbis, synagogue
presidents and communal
leaders will meet at noon
Thursday in the board room
of the Israel Bonds office for
a High Holy Day Appeal
luncheon seminar. They
will prepare for the Israel
Bond Appeal, to be held in
more than a dozen local
synagogues as part of a na-
tional High Holy Day
mobilization in support of
Israel's development, said
Max Sosin, Metro Detroit
Israel Bond High Holy Days
Appeal chairman.
Sosin announced that
General Uzi Narkiss, who
played a decisive role in the
War of Liberation, the Sinai
Campaign and the Six-Day
War, will be the seminar's
special guest.
Jerusalem born, Gen.
Narkiss began his service in
the Jewish defense forces
before his graduation from
high school in 1941. He
joined the Palmach, which

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