78 Friday, November 25, 1963
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JNF 'Green Sunday Week'
The Detroit affiliate of
the Jewish National Fund
will participate in the in-
ternational organization's
Green Sunday Week to be
observed beginning Dec. 11.
The observance includes
a nationwide phone-a-thon,
the goal of which is to add
acres of new forests to the
more than 200 million trees
already planted in Israel by
the JNF since its inception
in 1901.
To volunteer, call the
JNF, 557-6644.
BUTTON-EER
Campaign Section to Hear Frank Church
Former Senator Frank
Church (D-Idaho), former
chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Commit-
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FRANK CHURCH
tee, will speak on behalf of
the Major Gifts Section of
the 1984 Allied Jewish
Campaign at 5:15 p.m. Dec.
7 at the home of Campaign
Chairman Jack A. Robinson
and his wife Aviva. Section
co-chairmen are Graham A.
Orley and Joseph H. Orley.
Church, who served four
terms in the U.S. Senate,
has been a staunch suppor-
ter of Israel. In his first
major address as chairman
of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, Church
was outspoken in his criti-
cism of the Carter Ad-
ministration's sale of F-15
fighter planes to Saudi
Arabia.
A Phi Beta Kappa law
graduate of Stanford
University, Church
joined the Senate in 1957.
At age 32, he was the
youngest Senator then
serving. Since then, he
has fought for more re-
sponsible and accounta-
ble government and has
worked energetically for -
the rights of aging per-
sons.
Church was chairman of
the Senate Subcommittee
on Energy Research and
Development and managed
the Senate legislation that
created the National Wil-
derness System in 1964, as
well as the legislation es-
tablishing the Land and
Water Conservation Fund.
* * *
Women to Hear
Leah Harris
The Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration Women's Division
Pre-Campaign ($700) Sec-
tion will present guest
speaker Leah Harris at a
gathering 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the home of
Florine Mark Ross.
Mrs. Harris, a native Is-
raeli, met her future hus-
band, an American, in the
Hagana, where they both
served during Israel's War
of Independence.
They lived in Israel until
1955, when Leah, her hus-
band and three children
came to the United States to
live. She has been an active
member of the United
Jewish Appeal Women's
Division, and she is former
chairman of the Israelis in
the New York Division of
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The Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan will
have its semi-annual lunc-
heon meeting noon Dec. 4 at
Cong. Beth Achim.
Guest speaker will be
Prof. David L. Lewis of the
graduate school of business
administration at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
Prof. Lewis is a member of
the Jewish Historical Soci-
ety and the author of "The
Public Image of Henry
Ford." He will speak on
"Henry Ford's Anti-
Semitism and Its Repercus-
sions."
Reservation deadline is
Monday. The public is in-
vited. For reservations, call
Evelyn Noveck, 661-1642.
There is a charge.
In the top photograph,. members of the Young
Adult Division hear an Allied Jewish Campaign brief-
ing from Dr. Dan Guyer. In the second photograph are
women who completed the seven-workshop leader-
ship series, as well as officers and board members of
the Women's Division. Shown are, back row from left,
Julie Zussman, Susan Harold, Gail Kaplan, Pnina
Basse, Laura Cole, Donna Sklar and Esther Liwazer;
third row, Dolores Farber, Marian Kantor, Leila
Stollman, Reva Talon and Norma Avrin; second row,
Eileen Wasserman, Sharon Lipton and Ellen Labes,
Women's Division president; front Row, Roberta Mil-
ler, Beverly Liss and Ruth Koltonow.
UJA-Federation.
Sally Krugel is chairman
of the Women's Division
Pre-Campaign ($700) Sec-
*
tion, Marlene Borman is
Women's Division Cam-
paign chairman and Ellen
Labes is president.
* *
Dr. Feinberg, Mrs. Dunsky
Will Chair Super Sunday
Dr. Paul C. Feinberg and
Harriet M. Dunsky have
been named chairmen of the
1994 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign's Super Sunday tele-
phone appeal.
Set for Jan. 15 at the Un-
ited Hebrew Schools in
Southfield, the annual
event will reach thousands
of homes in the metropoli-
tan area. Several hundred
volunteers will be calling
contributors for the Cam-
paign's 60 human service
beneficiaries locally, in Is-
rael and overseas.
Dr. Feinberg, who was a
1983 Super Sunday chair-
man, has been involved in
several areas of the Cam-
paign for a number of years.
He is a former chairman of
the Professional Health Di-
vision and was a pre-
Campaign vice chairman,
as well as a member of the
Campaign Management
Committee.
A member of the
Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Board of Governors,
Dr. Feinberg is the as-
sociate chairman of its
National and Community
Relations
Agencies
DR. PAUL FEINBERG
HARRIET DUNSKY
budgeting and planning
division, and is a member
of the Culture and Edu-
cation Division. The pres-
ident of the United Heb-
rew Schools, he also sits
on the board of the De-
troit Service Group. Dr.
Feinberg is an active
member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Dunsky has played a
key role in previous years'
Super Sunday appeals,
serving as clerical chair-
man in 1983. She is board
member of the Campaign's
Women's Division and has
chaired its Phonogift tele-
phone drive. Among her
other involvements, Mrs.
Dunsky served on the re-
gistration committee for the
1983 Federation Fair.
A former board member
of the Fresh Air Society,
Mrs. Dunsky also is active
in the Sinai Guild and the
National Council of Jewish
Women. She is a long-time
member of Adat Shalom
Synagogue, having served
on its board of directors and
as vice-president of its sis-
terhood.