56 Friday, November 18, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
HUC-JIR Plans Expansion for Israel Campus
NEW YORK — The Heb-
rew Union College-Jewish
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(HUC-JIR) has embarked
on an expansion of its
Jerusalem campus with the
groundbreaking for three
new buildings this fall.
The new buildings will
include a classroom center,
a library and a building for
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Biblical and archeological
research. The Jerusalem
campus, which is marking
its 20th anniversary in
1983, is one of four HUC-
JIR facilities. Other HUC-
JIR campuses are located in
New York, Los Angeles and
Cincinnati.
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David Handleman has
been elected president of
United Jewish Charities,
senior agency of the Jewish
Welfare Federation that
manages communal prop-
erty and endowment funds.
Former vice president of
UJC - and past chairman of
the Federation Capital
Needs Division, Handle-
man was elected by the di-
rectors of UJC to succeed
Joseph H. Jackier.
Handleman chaired the
1979 and 1980 Allied
Jewish Campaigns • and
serves on the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation Executive
Committee, as well as the
Max M. Fisher Jewish
Community Foundation.
He has sat on a number of
Federation committees and
held national directorships
with the Council of Jewish
Federations, BIAS (Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society),
American Jewish Commit-
tee and National Jewish
Hospital in Denver.
In 1980, Handleman and
his wife Marion were hon-
ored with the naming of a
forest by the Jewish Na-
tional Fund.
He also is active in the
general community, serv-
ing as a director of United
Foundation, as well as
the Friends of Modern
Art at the Detroit Insti-
tute of ArU Interlochen
Music Camp and the De-
troit Symphony Or-
chestra.
Elected along with Hand-
leman at the UJC meeting
were Samuel Frankel,
Graham A. Orley and
Frieda Stollman, vice presi-
dents; Samuel Schiff, trea-
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Handleman Will Lead Charities
David Handleman, left, thanks his predecessor,
Joseph Jackier, for his three years of service as presi-
dent of United Jewish Charities.
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surer; and Wayne L. Feins-
tein, secretary.
Named to serve three-
year terms on the board of
United Jewish Charities
were Alfred L. Deutsch, Joel
Gershenson, Joseph Jac-
kier, Henry Leopold, Milton
J. , Miller and James Wine-
man.
Emery I. Klein chaired
the nominating committee,
on which Irwin Green,
Erwin S. Simon, Jane
Sherman and Bruce E. Thal
also served.
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The third book in The
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collections of best recipes
from Jewish organization
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Books are still being ac-
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Source cookbooks will be
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