54 Friday, February 3, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Douglas Schubot to Head Bonds Prime Minister's Club

Douglas Schubot, a
member of the Detroit Is-
rael Bond executive board,
has accepted the role of
president of the local Israel
Bond Prime Minister's
Club, it was announced by
D. Dan Kahn, Metro Detroit
Israel Bond general chair-

participation in the honor
society. The plaque, de-
signed by the Israeli artist
Nissan Engel, bears the
word "Yisrael" in Hebrew
against two broad bands of
blue. For five years, each
year that membership is re-
newed, a medallion bearing

man.
The Prime Minister's club
is an honor society of men
and women who purchase
$25,000 or more annually in
Israel Bonds.
Members of the Prime
Minister's Club receive a
plaque as a symbol of their

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a symbol of one aspect of Is-
rael's infrastructure is at-
tached to the plaque. This
year's symbol represents
the Aircraft Industry.
The Prime Minister's
Club was founded in 1974
by the late Israel Prime
Minister Golda Mein The
Club is organized on na-
tional regional and local
levels.
Israel Bond proceeds,
channeled through Israel's
development budget, help to
finance industrial and ag-
ricultural projects, con-
struction of highways and
harbors, expansion of com-
munications and transport,
building new towns and de-
velopment of new sources
and energy.
Schubot is a charter
member of the Bnai Brith
Centennial Lodge and is on
the board of the Archives of
American Art and the advi-

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troit Institute of Art.
He is a past president of
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Brith, and Temple Beth El
Brotherhood, and has
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Southeastern Michigan.
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of the Standard Club North
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Detroit Press Club, the
Hundred Club of Detroit
and the Hundred Club of
Flint.

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