20 Friday, June 10, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Meeting Set to Resolve Poppy Dispute
FATHER'S DAY
Representatives of the
Department of Michigan of
the Jewish War Veterans of
the U.S.A. met with South-
field Director of Public
Safety Jerry Tobin yester-
day to-try to resolve the dis-
pute over veterans selling
poppies in the streets.
JWV State Commander
Norman Berkley said Tobin
asked for the meeting and
offered to drop charges of
impeding traffic against
two veterans if the JWV
agreed not to sell poppies in
the streets.
Berkley said the JWV has
refused this request. "We
awarded 21 scholarships
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Berkley said Ritenour
suggested that the veterans
have a telethon or other
fund-raising project as an
alternative to poppy sales in
the streets. Berkley said al-
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methods would be too ex-
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"The money from the poppy
sales goes into our rehabili-
tation fund. Ending the
sales would hurt our hospi-
tal work, our educational
work, our aid to widows and
orphans.
"If we agree to this,
every other city will pass
the same resolution and
we won't be able to sell
poppies. .
"Our fight is with (South-
field Police Chief Edward)
Ritenour, not • with the
police department of South-
field," -Berkley said.
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