THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Junior Division Election Set

Junior Division • of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
will elect officers and board
members at the division's
44th annual meeting 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Aaron
DeRoy Studio Theater at
the main Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
President
Outgoing
James Deutchman will pre-
sent the annual report. Fol-
lowing the business meet-
ing, entertainment will be
provided by actor-singer-
comedian Ron Coden. The
public is invited.
The slate of officers for
he 1982-1983 year are:

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James A. Safran, president;
Julie A. Borim, executive
committee chairman; and
Mark Y. Segel, Caryl L.
Scheuer and Susan Ger-
shenson, vice presidents.
Nominated to the
executive committee are:
Douglas Etkin, Steven L.
Harris, Betsy S. Heuer,
Helen Kaye, Philip J.
Liner and Cathy P. Segel.
Linda Etkin is secretary.
Proposed board members
are: Rochelle Anixt, Nor-
man D. Ash, Gerald 0.
Brody, Susan Edelman,
Alan C. Feuer, Aviva S.
Friedman, Fred L. Golden-
berg, Denise M. Goldman,
David M. Gubow, Philip
Handleman, Jeffrey H.
Howard, Robert Jackier,
Marcie L. Katz, Bernard
Kent, Carol L. Klau and
Kenneth M. Korotkin.
Also Joel D. Lerman,
David B. Liner, Marsha
Linver, Cynthia Mandel-
baum, Morton Noveck,
Susan Noveck, Janice Ro-
senthal, Arthur S.
Rothschild, Sheri T. Schiff,
Marc A. Schwartz, Lori A.
Sommers, Steven P. Stein-
way, David Techner, Steven
R. Weisberg, Marjorie
Werber and Jullie
Zussman.
Bruce Gershenson is
chairman of the nominating
committee. Members in-
clude Douglas Etkin, Ste-
ven L. Harris, Helen Kaye,
Cathy P. Segel and Paul
Zlotoff.
Junior Division is a
year-round organization
providing educational,
leadership, fund-raising
and social activities for per-
sons of post-college age
through their mid-30s. For
information or to make
reservations for the annual
meeting, contact Sandra
Feuer, division director,
965-3939.

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JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Israel's external debt grew
from $16.7 billion at the end
of 1980 to $18.4 billion at
the end of 1981.
Israel imported $4.4 bil-
lion more in foreign goods in
1981 than it exported, an
increase of 13 percent over
the previous year.
There were $15.3 billion
in imports in 1981, com-
pared to $14 billion in 1980.
There were $10.8 billion in
exports, compared to $10.2
billion in 1980.

Friday, June 18, 1982

Detroiters at Bond Lunch for Begin in New York

The luncheon marks the tin Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Benard Maas, Mr. and Mrs.
A delegation of Detroiters
headed by David Holtzman culmination of a three-week Irwin Green, Holtzman, Meyer Must, Emma
will attend an Israel Bond "Operation Welcome" effort Louis Kasle, Max Nosan- Schaver, Mickey Shapiro
luncheon at the Waldorf As- by the Bond organization in chuk, Spencer Partrich, Dr. and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
toria Hotel in New York honor of Prime Minister and Mrs. Terry Podolsky, Lieberman. •
today in honor of Israel Begin's visit to the United
Music by
Prime Minister Menahem States.
Begin, who is in the U.S. to
Metro Detroiters attend-
address the UN General As- ing the luncheon include:
Big or small, we custom
sembly on disarmament.
Norman Allan, Mr. and
the music to -your needs.
A special place of honor is Mrs. Ivan Bloch, Harold Be-
being occupied at the lunch- znos, Norman Beznos, Mar-
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mander; Sanford Pliskow,
junior vice commander; Ely
Katz, quartermaster; Jack
Kraiiman, judge advocate;
John Nemon, National
Executive Committee
representative.
Shirlee Snider was
elected president of the
Ladies Department of
Michigan. Elected with her
were: Ilene Feldman, senior
vice president; Harriet
Fagenson, junior vice
president; Dorothy
Goldberg, treasurer; Ruth
Soverinsky, patriotic in-
structress; Adele Simms,
conductress; Bertha Green-
berg, chaplain; and Dorothy
Foster, guard.
Jack Schwartz and Jack
Berman were appointed co-
chiefs of staff.

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