THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Campaign to Aid Jerusalem Aged
deHy." A goal of $144,000
contributed by Israeli
organizations, companies
and individuals will be one
of the measures designed to
keep Jewish and Arab el-
derly in 2,000 Jerusalem
homes warm this winter.
JERUSALEM (JNI) —
"Only citizen involvement
can prevent hardship to the
underprivileged," stated
Jerusalem Mayor Teddy
Kollek last week at the out-
set of the third annual cam-
paign "To Warm the El=
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Bloch Accepts Bond Post
Booklet Focuses on Dialogue
Ivan S. Bloch of Birming-
ham has accepted the role of
president of the Prime
Minister's Club of State of
Israel Bonds in Michigan.
Bloch accepted the gavel
from the society's former
president Sam Rich, who re-
cently was elected general
chairman of Metro Detroit_
State of Israel Bonds.
Bloch and his wife, Linda,
have been designated canal
founders by the state of Is-
rael in appreciation of their
loans of seed money to help
launch the Mediterranean -
to - Dead Sea Canal energy
project.
NEW YORK — A rabbi
and a Catholic layman have
collaborated to produce a
syllabus on the growing
Christian - Jewish dialogue.
Bloch - is a member of
the board of governors of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
and has co-chaired its
annual dinner. He is a
member of the ways and
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means committee of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and
served as an associate
general chairman of last
Sunday's Shaarey Zedek
- Israel Bond Tribute
Dinner honoring Henry
Dorfman.
He is on the boards of na-
tional Men's ORT, the
Lubavitcher Center, and is
a member of the Holocaust
Memorial Center of Detroit
Commission.
Bloch is a senior member
of the Review Appraisers
Association. He is also a
member of the New York
Producers Guild and the
Democratic Party National
Finance Commission, hav-
ing served as co-chairman of
the Edward Kennedy
presidential campaign.
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Ivan Bloch, left, the new president of Israel
Bonds' Prime Minister's Club, 's congratulated by na-
tional Bonds general chairman Sam Rothberg and
Detroit Bonds chairman Sam Rich during the pre-
sentation of a canal founders scroll to Bloch.
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