THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

F IiI y September 24, 1982 51

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Jack Zwick Elected President of JNF

Jack Zwick was elected
president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of
Greater Detroit at its an-
nual meeting at Cong. Bnai
David.
The board also elected the
following officers: Vice
Presidents, Franklin J. El-
lias; David B. Holtzman;
Shirley Kraft, president of
Women of JNF; Donna
Sklar, president of Young
Women of JNF; Treasurer,
Samuel Wilson; Financial
Secretary, Harold Jaffa; Re-
cording Secretary, Anne G.
Silver.
The executive and ad-
ministrative committee in-
cludes Morris J. Brandwine,
Rabbi James I. Gordon,
Judge Barry M. Grant,
Larry Guttenberg, Ben
Harold, David B. Hermelin,
Ruben H. Isaacs, Dr. Jay J.

JACK ZWICK

Kaner, Dr. Sheila Lampert,
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Z.
(Marion) Leib, Annette
Meskin, Charles Milan,
Judith Naftaly, Pearl No-
san, Evelyn Noveck, Rabbi
Milton Rosenbaum, Rabbi
Stanley Rosenbaum, Mark
E. Schlussel, Betty Silver-
man, Carmi M. Slomovitz,
Mr. and Mrs Philip (Anna)
Slomovitz, Joan Shapiro,
Sherman Shapiro, Judge
Michael L. Stacey, Mr. and
Mrs.
Max
(Frieda)
Stollman, Phillip Stollman,
Rabbi M. Robert Syme, Dr.

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Ruben H. Isaacs, left, retiring president of the
Jewish National Fund - Detroit, was presented with a
plaque by JNF Vice President Franklin J. Ellias "in
recognition of dynamic and innovative leadership
during his term as president."
Israel Wiener and David P. stitute of Certified Public
Zack.
Accountants.
Ruben H. Isaacs was in-
Edward Rosenthal is
Executive Director of JNF - scribed in the Golden Book
Detroit. Guttenberg was of the Jewish National
chairman of the nominating Fund of Detroit.
Tribute was paid to Percy
committee and presided
Kaplan, who retired in
over the elections.
A native Detroiter, August after serving nearly
Zwick served as 30 years as executive direc-
president, vice president tor, by Philip Slomovitz,
and treasurer of Young publisher of The Jewish
Israel of Southfield. He News and a board member.
was an officer and execu-
tive committee member
of Akiva Hebrew Day
school, and is currently
chairing the scholarship
committee and is serving
on the nominating com-
mittee.
He is a past president of
the Association of Hebrew
Day Schools of Greater De-
troit. He is on the board of
the
trustees of the Jewish Fed-
eration Apartments and, for
several years, has been a
member of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund's Executive
Committee. He is a member
of the Michigan Association
of Certified Public Account-
ants and the American In-

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Price of Trees to Go Up

With the Oct. 1 deadline
approaching for the two-
thirds increase in the cost of
planting 100 or more trees
in Israel through the Jewish
National Fund, now is the
time to secure trees at the
old price.
The increase will affect
the cost of gardens of 100
trees ($300 to $500); groves
of 1,000 trees ($3,000 to
$5,000); woodlarids of 2,500
trees ($7,500 to $12,500);
and forests of 10,000 trees
($30,000 to $50,000).
Trees in lots of 1,000 or
more may be secured
with a down payment of
one-quarter the cost of
the lot, with up to three
years to pay the balance.
Trees have played a vital
role in the development of
modern Israel. The trees
planted by the JNF have
transformed barren soil into
fertile land. Trees provide

JNF Blue Box
Clearance Set

The Jewish National
Fund's traditional autumn
Blue Box clearance will
begin Oct. 4 and continue
through Nov. 4.
To report a Blue Box for
clearance, or to obtain one
to be filled, call the JNF,
557-6644.

shade, fruit, wood and pro-
tection to Israelis struggl-
ing to make the land prod-
uctive. The Jewish National
Fund is the sole land recla-
mation agency of the state
of Israel.
The new prices go into ef-
fect nationally on Oct. 1,
1980, but were deferred for
two years in Detroit due to
the area's poor economic
conditions. For information,
contact the JNF, 557-6644.

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