40 Friday, January 16, 1981

Phi Moshe Men's Club

ART
EXHIBIT &
AUCTION

Sat., Jan. 24, 7:30 P.M.

at

Gallery Art Center

18831 W. 12 Mile, SM.
for Tickets & Info

call 548-9000

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Functions Are Planned for the 1981 Allied Campaign

Board members and trus-
tees of Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration member agencies
will attend a meeting on be-
half of the 1981 Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund hosted by
JWF President George M.
Zeltzer at his West Bloom-
field home, 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Participating in the
gathering will be 1981

Campaign General Chair-
men Marvin H. Goldman
and David S. Mondry.

* * *

Israeli General
at Parlor Meeting

MARC
ANKERMAN

Disc Jockey

"The Best Music in Town"
Parties, Dances &
Special Occasions

Emergency Fund, to take
place 8 p.m. Jan. 28 at the
Bloomfield Hills home of
Jack A. Robinson.
A native of Israel, Even's
career in the military began
upon enlistment with his
country's defense forces in
1951. In the Sinai Cam-
paign, Even directed a com-
pany fighting in the Gaza
Strip. During the Six-Day
War, he led several armored
brigade sections.
He holds degrees from the
University of Kentucky and
Tel Aviv University and
graduated with honors from
several military academies
in Israel and the United
States.

Jr. Div. Men
to Hear Livny

YAAKOV EVEN

Major General Yaakov
Even, director of the Israel
Armed Forces Command
School, will be guest
speaker at the next in a
series of parlor meetings on
behalf of the 1981 Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel

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, s1" lb.
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POTATO PANCAKES

Jonathan Livny, former
attorney general in the
West Bank, will be guest
speaker at the Junior Di-
vision Men's Pre-Campaign
Cocktail Party on behalf of

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AUGUST

GREENBERG

MADDIN

eration's Womens Di-
vision, is a member of the
JWF National and Com-
munity Relations Agen-
cies. Nationally, she's a
vice president of the
Council of Jewish Feder-
ations' Women's Di-
vision.
Maddin, a former
August and Mrs. Green- president of Federation's
berg will serve as associate Junior Division, is vice
chairmen of the Community president of Fresh Air
Services Division and Mad- Society. A member of the
din as Culture and Educa- Federation Board of Gover-
tion Division co-chairman.
nors, he also has served on
August is a member of the its executive committee. He
boards of the Jewish Com- received the William H.
munity Center, Jewish Boesky Memorial Award in
Vocational Service and 1971 and four years later
Fresh Air Society.
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
Greenberg, tion Frank A. Wetsman
Mrs.
former president of Fed- Leadership Award.
* * *

eration will send $775,060 a Israel. Further, because
month to the UJA, the most cash is received by
channel for distribution of the UJA in November,
funds raised through the Al- December and January,
lied Jewish Campaign and overseas agencies must
other community appeals borrow to meet expenses
in "lean" months.
for beneficiaries abroad.
Federation President The interest rate for these
George M. Zeltzer said that short-term loans can go as
if this Detroit pattern of high as 30 percent an-
Book of Games
"annualizing" payments is nually.
Should cash collection
adopted by other major fed-
Aids Retarded
erations, it could mean a re- from Campaign con-
NEW YORK — "The
duction in interest on bor- tributors fall short in any
normal child will develop rowing by Israel of up to $3 one month, Federation will
play activities by himself.
million in 1981. He noted borrow from its Campaign
The retarded child cannot
that the Jewish Agency has reserves held by JWF's
do this. He needs help," ac-
reached its ceiling on debt; senior agency, the United
cording to Dr. Manny
concerted efforts by Ameri- Jewish Charities. Thus, a
Sternlicht, professor of psy-
can Jewish communities to steady cash flow to UJA will
chology at Yeshiva Univer-
assure a steady cash flow to be assured, Zeltzer said.
sity. He is the author of a
the UJA could be of consid- He added that this bor-
new book along with erable help in reducing that rowing procedure could
Yeshiva U. Prof. Abraham
mean some loss in JWF
debt.
Hurwitz, that is designed to
At a national meeting earnings, "but the loss is far
stimulate the psychological
held in Detroit during the less than the benefits to be
growth of mentally retarded
Council of Jewish Feder- achieved." Zeltzer further
and learning disabled chil-
ations General Assembly, credited Cash Mobilization
dren. The book is called
it was pointed out that Chairmen Louis Berry and
"Games Children Play."
high inflation continues I. William Sherr for their
"Games Children Play" is
to devalue pledges until successful efforts in urg•ng
designed as a primer for
-
they are actually col- prompt payment of (
parents and teachers. The
lected and transmitted to paign pledges.
book introduces psychologi-
The Pledge
cal principles underlying
play and traces the
Value
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Paid
$1,000.00
1 year late
development. The activities
in the book are designed to
Value
stimulate and enhance sen-
Paid
$750.00
sory abilities, creativity,
2 years late
imagination and visual and
Value
motor coordination. There
$500.00
Paid
are games designed for in-
3 years late
dividual and group activi-
ties.
Value

The Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration Board of Governors
has approved a schedule of
monthly cash payments to
the United Jewish Appeal
that will enable the UJA to
forecast its own borrowing
needs.
Under this schedule, Fed-

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Federation Sets UJA Payment Schedule

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* * *

James M. August, Caro-
lyn Greenberg and Michael
W. Maddin have been ap-
pointed associate chairmen
of Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion budgeting and plan-
ning divisions, JWF
President George M. Zeltzer
has announced.

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36 size

where he worked in litiga-
tion and drafted laws for the
West Bank.
Benjamin F. Rosenthal is
president of Junior Di-
vision. Caryl Scheuer is the
division's Campaign coor-
dinator.

* * *

546-5797-544-0454

GRAPEFRUIT

the 1981 Campaign, 7:30
p.m. Jan. 28 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Livny, who presently has
a private law practice in
Jerusalem, has served as
chief prosecutor in the Mili-
tary Judge Advocate's office

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- Talent is power; tact is
skill.

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