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48 Friday, August 12, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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OUTSTANDING LUCITE DESIGNS
Campaign Management Committee Named
Jack A. Robinson, gen-
eral chairman of the 1984
Allied Jewish Campaign,
has announced the mem-
bers of the Campaign Man-
agement Committee.
They are Dr. Richard
Krugel, who chairs mis-
sions; Peter M. Alter, new
gifts; Ruth Broder and
Michael Feldman, worker
recruitment and training;
Dr. Conrad L. Giles, David
K. Page and Dr. Joseph M.
Jacobson, private clubs;
Lawrence S. Jackier, up-
grade; Dr. Paul C. Feinberg,
Super Sunday; I. William
Sherr, collection review;
Allan Nachman, agencies;
and Irwin M. Alterman,
Hadracha.
Dr. Krugel, chairman of
the missions committee
since 1982, was the 1981 re-
cipient of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation's Frank A.
Wetsman Memorial Lead-
ership Award. Dr. Krugel is
a member of Federation's
Culture and Education
budgeting and planning di-
vision, has served as chair-
man of the Medical Physi-
cians Section of the Cam-
paign and is on the boards of
the Jewish Home for Aged
and Fresh Air Society.
Alter was 1981-1983
chairman of the Attor-
neys Section of the Pro-
fessional Service Di-
viiion and 1983 chairman
of Hadracha. He is a
member of Federation's
Culture and Education
ON THE BOARDWALK
Orchard Lake Road just South of 15 Mile
Proudly Introduces
JOSEPH
855-6377
budgeting and planning
division and long range
planning committee. He
is campaign co-chairman
for the United Jewish
Appeal Young Leader-
ship Cabinet and sits on
the UJA campaign policy
board.
ALTER
BRODER
DR. KRUGEL
A vice president of Feder-
ation, Mrs. Broder has been
Campaign associate chair-
man and is a past Campaign
chairman of Federation's
Women's Division. She is on
the board of directors of the
Jewish Vocational Service
and is a permanent delegate
to the Council of Jewish
Federations. Mrs. Broder
DR. GILEg
PAGE
was a recipient of -Federa-
tion's Sylvia Simon Green-
berg Leadership Award.
For the last two years,-
Feldman was associate
chairman of the Attorneys
Section. He is co-chairman
of Federation's Hadracha
program and area chairman
of the United Jewish Appe-
DR. FEINBERG
al's Young Leadership
Cabinet. He is on the board
of directors of United He-
brew Schools and vice
president of the Jewish
Association for Retarded
Citizens.
Dr. Giles, a vice president
of Federation, was a pre-
SHERR
Campaign chairman and
ALTERMAN
NACHMAN
chairman of both the Pro-
fessional Health Division Suppliers Section. He has sional Service Division's
and its Medical Physicians been on the board of United Attorneys Section. He has
been chairman of the UJA
Section. He is a former Hebrew Schools.
A
member
of
Federa-
Young Leadership Cabinet
chairman of Federation's
Conference of Division tion's Executive Commit- and sits on the boards of the
Chairmen and is a recipient tee, Jackier is on its Capi- Jewish Vocational Service,
of Federation's Frank A. tal Needs Committee and United Hebrew Schools and
Wetsman Memorial Lead- Culture and Education the Holocaust Memorial
budgeting and planning Center.
ership Award.
division. He has been
Sherr is a member of Fed-
Page is on Federation's chairman of the Profes- eration's collection review
Executive Committee sional Service Division, committee and the Detroit
and chairs its Capital UJA national vice chair- Service Group. He was
Needs Committee. A re- man and has been chair- Campaign co-chairman for
cipient of the Frank A. man of its Young Leader- the last four years, and was
Wetsman Memorial ship Cabinet. Jackier is a Campaign associate
Leadership Award, Page on the Executive Com- chairman and chairman of
has been chairman of the mittee of the Jewish the former Services-Arts
Professional Service Di- Community Council and and Crafts Division of the
vision and co-chairman is co-chairman of its Campaign. He is a board
of its Attorneys Section. Soviet Jewry committee. member of the Jewish Home
Alterman is a former for Aged and United He-
He is a board member of
United Jewish Charities. chairman of the Profes- brew Schools.
A member of Federation's
Board of Governors, Dr.
Feinberg is on two of its
budgeting and planning
committees, as well as its
collection review commit-
tee. He has been chairman
of Campaign's Professional
Health Division and its Op-
tometric Section, as well as
pre-Campaign vice chair-
man. The newly-elected
"president of United Hebrew
Schools, he is on the board of
the Detroit Service Group.
Nachman, past, president
of Fresh Air Society, is on
Federation's Community
Services budgeting and
planning division. A reci-
pient of Federation's
Wetsman Award, Nachman
has been a member of the
UJA Young Leadership
Cabinet and regional
chairman of the UJA execu-
tive committee. He is a
former vice chairman of the
Real Estate and Building
Trades Division.
Dr. Jacobson is a former
chairman of the Profes-
sional Health Division and
its Dentists and Dental
Dr: Morton Gold to Direct
Bel Canto Choral Society
The Bel Canto Choral
Society announces the ap-
pointment of Dr. Morton
.Gold as its new music direc-
tor.
Dr. Gold became the or-
ganist and music director at
Temple Israel in May 1982.
Previously, he was profes- .
sor of music at Nasson Col-
lege in Springvale, Maine,
and a teacher and conduc-
tor.
He has conducted his
music with the Boston Pops
Orchestra and is the com-
poser of "Haggada: A
Search for Freedom" and of
"Havdala: a 'Pageant of
Farewell."
He holds a Master of
Arts degree in teaching
from Harvard University
and a Bachelor of Music
and Doctor of Musical
Arts degrees from Boston
University. He also has
studied conducting with
Pierre Monteux and
Hugh Ross,
DR. MORTON GOULD
The women's choral
society has -performed for
many local synagogues,
temples and organizations.
There are a few openings
in all women's vocal ranges.
Women with ability to read
music who are interested in
becoming a member of the
Bel Canto Choral Society
can arrange for an audition
by calling Freda Mendel-
son, 352-8037; or Mary Eps-
tein, 851-9663.