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"Year-End Strategies: Tax
and Investment Planning" is
the theme of the Federated
Endowment Fund's annual
institute, slated for Nov. 4 at
the Michigan Inn in
Southfield. The event is spon-
sored by the Jewish Welfare
Federation and its United
Jewish Charities.
Set for 1-5:30 p.m., the
meeting will focus on invest-
ment strategy, with Monte
Gordon, and philanthropic
planning, with Martin Kalb.
The Women's Endowment
Committee will also host a
meeting on money manage-
ment, with Gordon and Kalb,
at 10:30 a.m.
Gordon, a nationally
recognized investment
analyst, is a regular panelist
on the PBS series Wall Street
Week. He is associated with
the Dreyfus Corp.
Kalb will address 1987 tax
planning and freezing the
value of closely held business
for estate tax purposes. He is
a member of the Miami law
firm of Greenberg, Traurig,
Askew, Hoffman, Lipoff,
Rosen and Quentel.
George M. Zeltzer is chair-
man of the Federated Endow-
ment Fund. Marion
Ha.ndleman and Beth E.
Lowenstein are chairmen of
the Women's Endowment
Committee.
Registration is necessary
and there is a fee. For infor-
mation, contact the Endow-
ment Department at Federa-
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Dinner, dancing and the
humor of David Brenner will
make Knollwood Country
Club the place to be on Nov.
2 as the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign President's Club meets
for a black-tie dinner-dance.
The event is by invitation
only to 1988 Allied Jewish
Campaign contributors of
$10,000 and over. Cocktails
begin at 6:30 p.m., with din-
ner at 7:30.
Best known to audiences for
his guest hosting and ap-
pearances on The Tonight
Show, Brenner has also
hosted his own late night talk
show, Nightlife.
Before stepping in front of
the cameras, Brenner enjoyed
a successful career as a writer
and producer of documentary
films, earning close to 30
awards. In 1985, he was given
the prestigious "Man of the
Year" award by the Broadcast

David Brenner

Pioneers for his documentary
work.
An accomplished writer,
Brenner has written the
books, Nobody Ever Sees You

Eat Tuna Fish, Revenge is the
Best Exercise and the
bestseller Soft Pretzels with
Mustard.

Norman A. Pappas is chair-
man of the Campaign's
$10,000 committee. Joel D.
Gershenson, Harvey Grace
and Hugh W. Greenberg are
co-chairmen.

imiH NEWS 1""m"'

Ex-Refuseniks
Urge Shultz

Jerusalem (JTA) — Four
prominent former refuseniks,
now living in Israel, last week
urged Secretary of State
George Shultz Sunday to
make the issue of freedom for
Soviet Jewry "one of the cen-
tral topics" at the summit
meeting between President
Reagan and Soviet Com-
munist Party Secretary
General Mikhail Gorbachev
expected to be held, in
Washington later this year.-
An open letter to Shultz on
this matter was announced at
a news conference by Yuli
Edelshtein, Viktor Brailov-
sky, Yosef Mendelevich and
Natan Sharansky. They de-
clared they would "neither
rest nor be silent until every
Jew in the Soviet Union who
asks to return to Zion is
granted his request."
The letter was given to
Shultz during his recent visit
to Israel.

Opera Invests
In Israel Bonds

New York — The Metro-
politan Opera Association, as
part of its joint endowment
fund program with State of
Israel Bonds, has invested $1
million in Israel Bonds.