THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36 Friday, April 16, 1982
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Federation Board Allocates Campaign Funds
The Board of Governors of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion has approved a budget
formula for allocation of
1982 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign funds to its domestic
and overseas beneficiaries
based on an estimated
Campaign achievement of
$19,100,00.
After extended debate,
the board adopted a pro-
posal to divide equally be-
tween domestic and over-
seas categories the in-
creased sum available for
allocation beyond the 1981
apportionments.
With the subtraction of
Campaign costs and pro-
vision for estimated uncol-
lectible accounts, the esti-
mated totals available for
allocation will transmit
$10,517,500 for overseas
and Israel and $6,802,500
for domestic needs.
Among the domestic
categories are local and
national agencies; over-
seas beneficiaries are
supported primarily with
funds channelled
through the United
Jewish Appeal. Addi-.
tional overseas proceeds
designated for Project
Renewal are transmitted
in full to UJA and are not
subject to the budgeting
formula.
To be determined at fu-
ture meetings is the distri-
bution of grants to indi-
vidual beneficiaries within
each category.
The board also received
an eye-witness report con-
cerning the Falasha situa-
tion, following a recently
concluded fact-finding mis-
sion to Ethiopia under the
auspices of the National
Jewish Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council.
In other action, the Board
of Governors approved a
capital allocation of $12,000
for health and safety im-
provements at the Brighton
camp of Fresh Air Society.
Campaign Report
Meeting April 25
With the 1981 Allied
Jewish Campaign moving
toward a successful May 6
closing, volunteers will
meet April 25 for a final re-
port meeting. The public is
invited to attend the 9:30
a.m. meeting at the Jewish
Federation Apartments.
Howard Stone, national
director of overseas pro-
grams for the United
Jewish Appeal, is guest
speaker. Former vice
president of a major adver-
Marvin Weinstein has
been elected president of the
Probus Club of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, which this year
celebrates its 43rd anniver-
sary.
Other officers are: Elliott
Greenberg, Herbert Gros-
berg and Ruben Isaacs, vice
presidents; and Stuart
Bordman, treasurer; and
Herman Goldsmith,
secre-
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tary.
The board of directors in-
cludes Paul Hack, Jack Be-
lkin, Henry Leopold, Marty
Lattin, Arnold Weintraub
and Jack Gold.
Berkley
Campaign divisions will
report on Campaign sol-
icitation progress.
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nounced at the Campaign
closing meeting and recep-
tion, to be held at 7:30 p.m.
May 6 at Cong. Shaarey -f.
Zedek. The community is
invited.
For information, call the
Jewish Welfare Federation,
965-3939.
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Shown at the April 4 report meeting of the Allied
Jewish Campaign are, from left, I. William Sherr, Mar-
lene Borman, Jay Kogan and speaker Israel Amitai.
Marvin Weinstein Elected
Preident of Probus Club
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INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
tising and public relations
firm, Stone joined the UJA
in 1971 as a national young
leadership director.
An informed speaker on
contemporary Israel, Stone
lived on a kibutz and later
served as an adviser to the
Ministry of Health. In his
current position, he has
traveled and studied Jewish
life in Europe and Israel.
Chairmen of the nine
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