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Final Phase of AJCampaign Opens Sunday
.
"Thirty-Six Days. of Re-
wal" — the theme of the
closing phase of the 1984 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign —
will be launched Sunday
with the opening brunch for
Campaign volunteers,
10:30 a.m. at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Actress Tovah Feldshuh
will be guest speaker at the
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event, at which all Cam-
paign divisions will report
on fund-raising totals to
date and Chairman Jack A.
Robinson will ask 2,000
Campaign workers to "go
over the top" for their fellow
Jews at home and overseas.
Miss Feldshuh, whose
appearance in the television
mini-series "Holocaust" re-
ceived critics' praise, has re-
ceived two Tony nomina-
tions for her performances
on Broadway.
The 36 Days of Renewal
lead up to the _Campaign
closing — a community-
wide celebration — to
take place on April 12.
Campaign workers in the
Women's Division will
hold their annual
Phonogift telephone sol-
icitation appeal the week
of March 25. Preceded by
a Phonogift Rally on
March 21, the effort will
be undertaken to reach
several thousand women
in the Detroit area.
Midway through the 36
Days of Renewal, workers
in the professional, trades
and industries divisions
will gather for a report
meeting. The gathering, at
which Rabbi M. Robert
Syme will speak, is set for
March 25 at Jewish Federa-
tion Apartments.
Other major meetings are
scheduled for that time,
notably a Professional
Health Division fund-
raising meeting, featuring
Howard Stone, March 21,
and a Professional Service
Division gathering with
Congressman Larry Smith,
March 26. Both will be at
Adat Shalom Synagogue. A
Campaign-wide closing
telethon is planned for April
8.
Peter Alter, as chairman
of the Campaign New Gifts
Committee, is leading the
effort to reach those in the
community who are new to
the Campaign. On Tuesday,
Joel D. Berkowitz of New-
ton, Mass., chairman of sol-
In the top photograph, at a meeting of the Social
Service Section of the Allied Jewish Campaign are,
from left, Samuel Lerner, guest speaker Wayne Feins-
tein and Sylvia Serwin. In the bottom photograph, at
the Business and Professional Women Pre-Campaign
($500) Section meeting are, Marcy Feldman, speaker
Dr. Ruth Gruber, Edie Mittenthal and Dr. Deanna
Holtzman.
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icitor training in the United
Jewish Appeal's New Gifts
program, led a seminar on
Campaign outreach.
* * *
Women's Phonogift
March 21-April 1
Hundreds of women who
will be working at the
Phonogift telethon of the
Allied Jewish Campaign
Women's Division will rally
March 21 at United Hebrew
Schools.
Howard Stone will ad-
dres's the noon luncheon
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meeting, which is sponsored
by the Phonogift steering
committee and day and
evening chairmen. A Cam-
paign update and tips on
telephone solicitation will
be presented and workers
will be asked for their
pledge to the 1984 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Phonogift, under the di-
rection of Chairman Judith
Naftaly and Associate
Chairman Beverly Leuch-
ter, is the Women's Division
annual pledge drive for the
Allied Jewish Campaign.
The rally precedes
Phonogift week — March 25
to April 1 — when
thousands of women in met-
ropolitan Detroit will be
called by volunteers and
asked to make their 1984
Campaign pledge.
Stone, whose career in
Jewish organization life
has taken him around the
world, will discuss the
needs of Jews at home,
abroad and in Israel.
Linda -Garfield and Reva
,Talon are day directors of
Phonogift, and Maureen
Shapiro is coordinator.
Committee chairmen are
Geri Lester and Jessie
Stern, briefing; Evelyn
Levine and Blurna Siegel,
rally; Kim Dickstein and
Julie Gurwin, clerical; Har-
riet Rich, motor corps; and
Marcia Parven and Evelyn
Levine, spring Phonogift.
Day chairmen and hos-
tesses are: Margie Ansell,
Elaine Beresh, Marilyn Be-
rris, Lynn Bigelman, Rosa
Chessler, Susan Citrin,
Annie Cohen, Rosie Cohen,
Linda Cole, Mira Eisen-
berg, Sue Friedman, Ruth
Grey, Jan Hauser, Marian
Kantor, Diane F. Klein,
Sally Krugel, Esther
Liwazer, Barbara Marcuse,
Rhoda Medow, Susan Pap-
pas, .Brina Pepper, Janice
Schwartz, Donna Slatkin,
Jeanette Solway, Barbara
Stollman and Sharon
Taylor.
Ellen Labes is president
of Women's Division., Mar-
lene Borman is the di-
vision's Campaign chair-
man, and Sharon Hart is
associate chairman.
* * *
Young Detroiters
Set for UJA Event
President Ronald Reagan
is scheduled to address the
2,500 men and women
attending the fourth na-
tional Young Leadership
Conference of the United
Jewish Appeal, March
11-13 in Washington, D.C.
At least 30 persons from De-
troit will be in attendance.
The meeting, called
"Linking Destinies," will
focus on critical issues fac-
ing world Jewry. Confer-
ence participants will meet
with members of the White
House staff and the State
Department, members of
Congress and representa-
tives of the state of Israel.
The local group will be led
by Michael S. Feldman,
chairman of the UJA Young
Leadership Cabinet, De-
troit Region.
Interested men and
women are invited to join
the Detroit delegation to
Washington. For informa-
tion, call the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, 965-3939: