THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 5, 1980 5
More Campaign Officers and Events Are Announced
Marvin H. Goldman and
David S. Mondry, general
chairmen of the 1981 Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund, have an-
nounced the appointment of
Dr. Paul C. Feinberg, Dr.
Conrad L. Giles, Dr. Milton
H. Goldrath, Irwin L. Kahn,
Milford Nemer, D. -Lawr-
ence Sherman and Charles
Snider as pre-Campaign
vice chairmen.
Dr. Feinberg, a former
chairman
of the Profes-
,
nal Division, is serving
.__s fourth year as pre-
Campaign vice chairman.
He is a member of Federa-
tion's board of governors
and associate chairman of
its National and Commu-
nity Relations Budget and
Planning Divison. He also
serves 011 the boards of
United Hebrew Schools and
Detroit Service Group.
Dr. Giles has -served as
chairman of the Profes-
sional Health Division. He
is a member of the boards of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion and United Jewish
Charities and is chairman
of the JWF Conference of
Divisional Chairmen.
This is Dr. Goldrath's
fourth year as pre-
- Campaign vice chair-
man. A past chairman of
the Professional Di-
vision, he serves on the
boards of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, United
Hebrew Schools and De-
troit Service Group.
Kahn served as pre-
Campaign vice chairman
last year and as chairman of
the Mercantile Division in
1978 and 1979. He is a
- member of Federation's Col-
lection Review Committee.
Nemer, a former chair-
man of the Real Estate and
Building Trades Division, is
serving his fourth year as
pre-Campaign vice chair-
man. He is a member of the
boards of Jewish Home for
Aged, Jewish Vocational
Service and Tamarack Hills
Authority.
Sherman served as pre-
Campaign vice chairman
last year and as chairman of
the Mercantile Division two
years prior to that. He is a
member of Federation's Col-
lection Review Committee.
Snider, serving his fourth
year as pre-Campaign vice
chairman, is a former
chairman of the Real Estate
and Building Trades Divi-
son. He is a member of the
board of the Jewish Family
Service and Jewish Voca-
tional Service and serves on
Federation's Collection Re-
view Committee and Capi-
tal Needs Committee.
the UJA National Women's
Division.
Long active in Jewish
communal work, she was
the first woman to achieve
membership on the Jewish
Agency's Board of Gover-
nors. Her extensive in-
volvement includes mem-
bership on the board of di-
rectors of the UJA and the
executive committees of the
United Israel Appeal,
American Joint Distribu-
tion Committee and the
American Israel Public Af-
fairs Committee.
Mrs. Hassenfeld led the
first UJA Women's Di-
vision mission to Au-
schwitz in 1974 and later
was the Division's first
representative to South
America.
AKIVA BAUM
The gathering, a welcome
for new colleagues and their
spouses, is for contributors
of $250 and more.
Baum has also practiced
law in Tel Aviv and now
serves with a firm specializ-
ing in the international cor- Envoys Sparring
porate realm.
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
The recipient of several
advanced degrees in both The newspaper Haaretz re-
law and business manage- ports that the independent
ment, he has studied in the status of the American con-
sulate in East Jerusalem
United States and abroad.
Baum was the first Is- has made for strained rela-
raeli to win the Ford tions between the head of
Foundation fellowship the consulate, Thomas
for an American docto- Waukitch, and U.S. Ambas-
rate in business adminis- sador to Israel Samuel
tration. Presently he is a Lewis.
Haaretz reports that after
PhD candidate at New
York University. In addi- strong intervention by
tion, two treatises he Lewis, the State Depart-
edited serve as textbooks ment has ordered the consu-
PARTY-WED0111G-BRIDESMAID-Ild VIM
at Hebrew University late to send copies of its re-
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LONG and SHORT
ports to the U.S. Embassy in
Law School.
Piofessional Division
A former military corre- Tel Aviv.
to Hear Attorney
_ spondent and radio com-
Technion Chair
Akiva Baum, an Israeli mentator with the Israel
HAIFA — Prof. Shmuel J.
Defense
Forces,
Baum
has
native currently associated
GROUP $99 GROUP S59 GROUP
with a Wall Street law firm, written and spoken widely Merhav has been named the
first incumbent of the
will be guest speaker at a on civic and military affairs.
Stephen E. Berger Chair in
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Professional Division
Aeronautical Engineering
PETITE-MISSES-EXTRA LARGE SIZES
cocktail reception on behalf
Women's Division
at the Technion-Israel In-
of the 1981 Allied Jewish
SHANDELS
Luncheon
Planned
stitute of Technology.
Campaign
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Israel
Emer-
154 SOUTH WOODWARD
gency Fund 8 p.m. Dec. 16 at
The Women's Division of
BIRMINGHAM * MI 2-4150
Avarice is the vice of de-
Knollwood \Country Club. the 1981 Allied Jewish
immd.
Campaign - Israel Emer- clining years.
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gency Fund will hold a
luncheon meeting for con-
Oldsmobile Inc.
tributors of $600 or more
Dec. 17 at the Renaissance
28000 Telegrapti, -Tel Twelve Mall
A leader in her home
community of Providence,
R.I., she is honorary
president of the local feder-
ation's Women's Division
and a member of its board of
di/ ectors. She is also a
sculptress and patron of the
arts.
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