\ — / of touring, and learning, Heuer said she felt a "heightened commitment to Israel." Many on the trip felt that Israel's existence is crucial for Jews who may have nowhere to go, and agreed that the country needs a strong American Jewish commu-nity to survive. According to Paul D. Bor- man, 1987 Allied Jewish Campaign chairman with Emery Klein, these strong feelings of commitment were translated into dollars as the 63 Detroiters pledged a total of $243,000 more than they did last year toward the Campaign, with an additional $83,500 toward Project Re- newal. Soble are associate chairmen. Norman H. Beitner and Bar- bara K. Tronstein are 1987 YAD Campaign chairmen, and Betsy Snider Heuer is president of the division. For information, call Marsha Kelter at Federation, 965-3939. Makoff Is Leaving Fresh Air Society RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED SINCE 1930 TOWING & RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE La Salle Body Shop Inc. 28829 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington MAX FLEISCHER BETWEEN 12 & 13 Mile Rd. 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Jewish fed- eration. Makoff, who has served as executive director of Detroit's Jewish camping programs since 1984, will leave Detroit in February or late spring, depending on the naming of a successor. The Fresh Air Society has formed a search committee to find a replace- ment. The opportunity to build a program from ground zero" drew Makoff to the Washing- ton position. He told The Jewish News that the Wash- ington federation has just purchased three camps on one site in Pennsylvania. "It will be their first communal camp," he said. "We hope to have a well-rounded fine ex- perience for the kids with a balance between Jewish ac- tivities and a full rec- reational program." Makoff believes that Fresh Air's greatest achievements during his two years in De- troit were in the areas of ex- panding the family camping programs, Jewish educational offerings, and Jewish experi- ences for the family. 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