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COLONY 8„
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Continued from preceding page
legal but ethical) activities. In
the case of the rabbis arrested in
Washington, a trial was unex-
pected; publicity was the major
objective for the protest. It seems
to me that the results of this situ-
ation will only be confusing and
frustrating.
On the one hand, the message
that is being sent is jumbled with
the contradiction of the Soviet
Embassy prosecuting demon-
strators while the South African
Embassy does not. This dif-
ference might be what is debated
in the courts, not the persecution
of Soviet Jews.
On the other hand, the Soviets
will now widely promulgate in
their media the "lawlessness" of
American Jewish leaders (the
same line which they promote in
their local anti-Semitic litera-
ture). While some of the re-
fuseniks may understand what is
truly going on in Washington,
many more Soviet citizens will
not and draw further wrong con-
clusions.
In short, I feel that the present,
illegal demonstrations are, un-
fortunately, sending a mixed
message to the world. It is a mes-
sage which, I fear, will not, in the
long run, help our brothers and
sisters who yearn to be free.
Rabbi Norman T. Roman
Temple Beth El
Stollman, Schubot to Head
Bond Conference Unit
Barbara Stollman of Birming-
ham and Douglas A. Schubot of
Franklin have accepted the roles
of Metro Detroit co-chairmen for
the 1985 Israel Bond National
Leadership Conference,
scheduled in Detroit Sept. 5-8.
Associate chairmen are: Do-
reen Hermelin, Betty Kahn and
Sydell Schubot, hospitality com-
mittee; Donald Wagner • and
Lawrence A. Wolfe, New Leader-
ship committee; Ruth and Max
Sosin, religious needs committee;
and Ilene Chait and Dottie
Wagner, Detroit sightseeing
committee.
Detroiter. David Hermelin, na-
tional Campaign chairman, will
serve as national conference
chairman; national associate
chairmen are William Belzberg
of Los Angeles, Thomas 0. Hecht
of Montreal, Melvin Ross of Bos-
ton and Morry Weiss of Cleve-
land.
The four-day conclave, ex-
pected to draw over 300 Jewish
leaders fron the U.S. and Canada,
will be held at the Hyatt Regency
Hotel. The Detroit Jewish com-
munity will be invited to partici-
pate in all major conference
events.
Schubot is a member of the
Metro Detroit Israel Bonds
executive board and currently
serves as president of the Detroit
Prime Minister's Club, a chapter
of the international Israel Bonds
honor society. He is a founder of
the Holocaust Memorial Center
and is a member of the Circle of
Fellows, Michigan Cancer
Society. He serves on the boards
of the American-Israel Chamber
of Commerce, Temple Beth El,
Franklin Hills Country Club,
among others.
Schubot is a past president of
the Standard Club North and the
Temple Beth El Brotherhood, and
is a charter member and past
president of the B'nai B'rith Cen-
tennial Lodge.
Mrs. Stollman is also a
member of the executive board of
Metro Detroit Israel Bonds, cur-
rently serving as chairman of the
Sponsor Society of the Women's
Division. She is a board member
of the Women's Division-Jewish
Welfare Federation and the
Jewish Association for Retarded
Citizens. She is the newly elected
Barbara Stollman
Douglas Schubot
president of American Women for
Bar-Ilan, Detroit Chapter, and
has been the fund-raising chair-
man of the Detroit Soviet Jewry
Committee for the past two years.
Mrs. Stollman is chairman of
the endowment program and a
past board member of Hillel Day
Schools, and for 18 years has held
numerous leadership positions in
the Women's Division of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign. She is a
member of Hadassah, Women's
American ORT, and the National
Council of Jewish Women and
served on the board of United
Hebrew Schools.
She is a member of the bat
mitzvah class at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.