THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 6, 1981 13
Allied Jewish Campaign Formal Opening Is Set for March 24;
Women's and Professional Divisions Plan Phonogift, Telethon
Minnesota Republican sional divisions will hold a
Senator Rudy Boschwitz, telethon for Campaign. It
chairman of the Senate will run from 6:45 to 10 p.m.
Foreign Relations Middle March 18 and 19 at the
East Subcommittee, will United Hebrew Schools.
The March 24 speaker,
address the annual dinner
meeting of the Allied Senator Boschwitz, is re-
Jewish Campaign-Israel garded as a strong suppor-
Emergency Fund March 24 ter of Israel, recognizing its
at Temple Israel. The positions as .a "strategic
dinner will be preceded by a asset to the United States."
Senator Boschwitz is a
cocktail reception at 6:15
Berlin-born Jew who was
p.m.
General age 5 when his family emi-
Campaign
Chairmen Marvin H. grated to New Rochelle,
Goldman and David S. N.Y. He attended under-
Mondry will preside over graduate school at Johns
the meeting, which marks Hopkins University and re-
he official start of met- ceived a B.S. in business
and a law degree, at age 22,
from New York University.
Following service in the
U.S. Army Signal Corps, he
practiced law for two years.
After moving to Min-
nesota in 1963, Senator
• Boschwitz headed his own
successful plywood business
for 15 years. He entered
politics as a national com-
mitteeman in 1971 and his
communal activities in-
cluded the chairmanship of
the local United Jewish Ap-
peal campaign.
Boschwitz's
Senator
reputation as a staunch
supporter of the farmer and
small businessman helped
RUDY BOSCHWITZ
ropolitan Detroit's 55th to elect him to the U.S. Se-
campaign. Rabbi M. Robert nate in 1978.
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Syme of Temple Israel will
Phonogift
Volunteers
deliver the invocation.
Luncheon
March 18
The dinner program will
In preparation for the an-
include progress reports by
the chairmen of the nine nual Women's Division
Campaign divisions and an Phonogift solicitation, vol-
announcement of Cam- unteers are invited to
paign totals to date. Jewish attend a luncheon and brief-
Welfare Federation ing party noon March 18 at
President George M. Zelt- the United Hebrew Schools.
zer, who will greet the From March 22-29,
gathering, pieviously an- Phonogift workers will be
nounced a goal of calling women in the met=
$19,500,000 to be raised by ropolitan area for their
this community during the pledges to the 1981 Allied
1981 Campaign. The funds Jewish Campaign-Israel
will be allocated to about 60 Emergency Fund.
The Phonogift rally will
agencies and beheficiaries
feature "Images of Us," a
here and overseas.
Prior to the opening meet- program depicting scenes of
ing, the trades and profes- agencies at home and over-
chairman of Treasury Gifts.
Jeffrey R. Kravitz is Special
Gifts chairman and Bill
Greenberg and Arthur S.
Goldberg are chairman and
co-chairman, respectively,
of Telethon.
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Dentists Section
March 18 Dinner
In the top photograph, from left, Phil Liner, Helen
Goldenberg, Wayne State Prof. Richard Strichartz,
Fred Goldenberg and Betsy Snider are shown at a
meeting for the Junior Division telethon. In the bot-
tom photograph, from left, at a parlor meeting for the
AJC-IEF are Philip Minkin, Dr. Steven Grant, hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grant, brothers Gen. Amos Baram
and Col. Yehoushua Baram of Israel's Defense
Forces, Marvin Goldman and Emery Klein.
seas that benefit from Cam-
paign. There will be a dis-
cussion of telephone solici-
tation techniques and an
update on Campaign pro-
gress. All participants will
have their pictures taken
individually for a special
Division "family album".
Chairmen for the day are
Marcia Parven and Reva
Rosen. Janice Schwartz is
chairman and Sharon Hart,
associate chairman, of
Phonogift.
For information about
Phonogift, call Bertha
Chomsky, assistant director
ALBERT ASCHER
of Women's Division, at
and Campaign kits will be
965-3939.
distributed.
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Ascher is chairman of the
Professional Health
vocational facilities com-
Cocktail Reception
mittee of the National Asso-
The Professional Health ciation of Rehabilitation
Division is hosting a Facilities (NARF). He is
cocktail reception and former preSident and cur-
dinner for medical and oste- rent secretary of the Michi-
opathic physicisn 6:30 p.m. gan ARF. In addition, he
Wednesday at Adat Shalom serves on other state and
national bodies in the field
Synagogue.
u-uest speaker for the of vocational rehabilitation
event will be Dr. Shimon and is a member of the
Ravid, director of the board of trustees of the Na-
Jewish Agency's Absorp- tional Association of Jewish
tion Department in Israel. Vocational Services.
Dr. Ravid previously served
David Levine is chairman
as director general of the and Edward Gordon is asso-
Rural Settlement Depart- ciate chairman of the Met-
ment and headed the Minis- ropolitan Division. Herbert
try of Agriculture's activi- J. Sidlow is chairman and
ties in- northern Israel.
Helen Boxer is associate
The Medical Physicians
Section is chaired by Drs.
Darryl T. Goldberg, Martin
Hart and James E. Labes.
Co-chairmen are Drs.
George L. Blum, Dan G.
Guyer, Edward L. Klarman
and Richard Krugel.
Chairmen of the Osteo-
pathic Physicians Section
are Drs. Gerald Uzansky
and Michael Weingarden.
Drs. Mark Diem and Paul L.
Ruza are the co-chairmen.
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Sonny Raichlen, center, and Dr. Michael Wein-
garden, right, meet Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick during
a recent Professional Health. Division mini-tour of
Federation Apartments and Other Federation agen-
cies.
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ISRAEL AMITAI
Richard D. Williams are
chairmen of the Dentists
Section. Donald Fox and Dr.
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the Professional Health Di-
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Albert I. Ascher, execu
tive director of the Jewish
Vocational Service and
Community Workshop, will
speak at the Metropolitan
Division's annual kickoff
meeting for the 1981 Cam-
paign 9:45 a.m. March 15 at
the Jewish Community
Center. A continental
breakfast will be served,
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Israel Amitai, Israeli
writer and director, will
speak at a cocktail reception
and dinner for dentists and
their spouses 6:30 p.m.
March 18 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. The Dentists Sec-
tion of the Professional
Health Division and the
Alpha Omega dental
fraternity are hosting the
event on behalf of the 1981
Allied Jewish Campaign.
Amitai began his long
career in journalism in
Armed Forces Radio (he
served in the Hagana at age
15). He was editor of the
daily newspaper Davar and
has authored many plays
and articles. Amitai has
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