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14 Friday, August 24;1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
LOCAL NEWS
Campaign vice chairmen named
Trades Division and was
pre-Campaign chairman for
several years. He is vice
president of United Jewish
Charities, is a board
member of its Max M.
Fisher Jewish Community
Foundation and serves on
various UJC committees.
Joseph Orley has served
on Federation's Collection
Review Committee and has
chaired the Campaign's
Industrial and Automotive
Division. A former pre-
Campaign vice chairman,
he has served on the Cam-
paign Management Com-
mittee and is on the boards
of Jewish Federation
Apartments and the Detroit
Service Group.
Frankel is a former vice
president of Federation and
is a member of its board of
governors. He has served as
chairman of the Campaign,
is a past president of the
Jewish Community Center
and is on the boards of Sinai
Hospital, United Jewish
Paul D. Borman
Charities and the Detroit
Also leading the major Service Group.
A vice president of the
gifts sections are: Samuel
Frankel, Jack A. Robinson, JWF, Robinson was general
of the 1984 Cam-
Lawrence S. Jackier, Dr. chairman
He is a former pre-
Joseph M. Jacobson, Milton paign.
Lucow, Morris Rochlin, Campaign co-chairman, has
Jane Sherman, Donald Fox, led its Professional Service
Dr. Richard Krugel, Allan Division and is a board
Nachman and Dr. Marvin member of the Detroit Serv-
ice Group and Jewish Fed-
Siegel.
Borman is a member of eration Apartments, of
Federation's board of gov- which he is a past president.
Jackier is a member of
ernors and has served on the
JWF Culture and Educa- Federation's Executive
tion Budgeting and Plan- Committee and chairs its
ning Division. A member of National and Community
Relations Agencies budget-
ing and planning division.
Recently appointed United
Jewish Appeal national
missions chairman, he has
served as chairman of the
Campaign's Professional
Service Division, is on the
executive committee of the
Jewish Community Center
and the board of United
Jewish Charities.
Jacobson has chaired the
Dentists Section of the Pro-
fessional Health Division
and is a former board
member of United Hebrew
Schools. He serves on the
board of the Community
Emery Klein
Services Division.
'the executive committee of
A member of Federation's
the Jewish Community Executive Committee,
Council, he has chaired the Lucow has chaired the Pro-
Professional Service Di- fessional, Metropolitan and
vision of the Campaign and Junior Divisions and is a
is a board member of the De- former Campaign vice
troit Service Group.
chairman. He is a past
Klein, who is also on Fed- president and current board
eration's board of gover- member of United Hebrew
nors, has played an active Schools, serves on the board
leadership role in several of the Fresh (Society and
Federation agencies and „ is presiden of the Detroit
serves on its Community Service Group.
Services Division. He is a
Rochlin has chaired the
former chairman of the Campaign's Industrial and
Campaign's Mercantile Di- Automotive Division and
vision and is on the boards was co-chairman of the
of United Jewish Charities Campaign in 1980. He has
and the Detroit Service served on the board of the
Group.
Jewish Vocational Service
Graham Orley is a former and Community Workshop
chairman of the Campaign's and is a member of the De-
Real Estate and Building troit Service Group and
General Chairmen Stan-
ley D. Frankel and Robert
H. Naftaly are proceeding
with plans for the 1985 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign and
have anounced a partial list
of the Campaign's leader-
ship team.
Vice chairmen are: Paul
D. Borman, Emery I. Klein,
Graham A. Orley and
Joseph H. Orley, who are
also top-level gifts chair-
men.
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Federation's Community
Services Division.
A member of the JWF
Executive Committee,
Sherman served
as
president of the Women's
Division and as its Cam-
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tion's Community Services
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Krugel and Siegel are
former chairmen of the
Medical Physicians Section
of the Campaign's Profes-
sional Health Division. A
recipient of Federation's
Frank A. Wetsman Memo-
rial Leadership Award,
Krugel is a board member of
the Fresh Air Society, , the
Detroit Service Group and
the JWF Culture and Edu-
cation budgeting and plan-
Joseph Orley
ning division. Siegel has
served as chairman of the
Professional Health Di-
vision and on Federation's
communitySe v i c d
budgeting and plann i ng
vision.
Like Krugel, Fox and
Nachman are members of
Federation's Culture and
Education Division. Fox has
been active in the Cam-
paign since 1964 and is a
board member and past
president of the Fresh Air
Society and served as
regional chairman of the
UJA Young Leadership
Cabinet. He was vice
chairman of Federation's
Real Estate and Building
Trades Division and is on
the board of Tamarack Hills
Authority.