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Klein has been ap- pointed Allied Jewish Cam- paign chairman of the Wo- men's Division of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. President of the Jewish Vo- cational Service, Ms. Klein has chaired the Business and Professional Women's and the Professional Services divi- sions of the Allied Jewish Campaign. Working with Ms. Klein are Diane Klein, president of the Women's Division, and Penny Blumenstein, immediate past Campaign chairman. Carolyn Greenberg will chair the Ruby Section with Julie Levy as associate chair- man and Susan Citrin, ad- visor. The Lion of Judah Sec- tion will be chaired by Selma Schwartz and Meryl Podolsky, associate chairman. Deena Canvasser is chairman of the Pre-Campaign Section; Paula Glazier, associate chairman; and Susan Pappas, advisor. Terran Leemis is heading the Kadima Section, with Nancy Grand as associate chairman and Diane Perlman as advisor. The Koach Section chairman is Nancy Glass; Linda Deutsch, Zena Gordon and Cathy Slavik are associate chairmen. Audrey Sobel is chairing the Women's Division Phono- gift; Micki Grossman, Carol Maisels, Sheri Schiff and Evelyn Silverman are asso- ciate chairmen, and Marilyn Goldberg is advisor. Jill Grundland chairs the Spring Phonogift with Debra Bern- stein-Siegel as associate chairman. The Phonathon committee is led by Marjory Ansell and Janice Schwartz, associate chairman. Barbara Berry is in charge of the Cash Mobolization Committee with Helen Shevin as associate chair- man. The Missions Commit- tee chairman is Marty Rosen- thal. Cheryl Guyer chairs the New Gifts Committee, and Marjorie Federman is associate chairman. Kathy Wilson-Fink chairs the Worker Training Commit- tee, and Susan E. Alterman and Hannah Moss are asso- ciate chairmen. Chairing the Business and Professional Women's Division is Barbara Tukel, with Judge Susan Moiseev as associate chair- man. ORT Hosts Donor Luncheon The Michigan Region of Women's American ORT will hold its annual donor lunch- eon 11:30 a.m. Aug. 18 at the home of Doreen Hermelin. Carla Jean Schwartz, Jewish News columnist, will be the commentator. The program will feature a fashion show of clothing de- signed and constructed by ORT students from schools in Israel and France. All clothing will be modeled by ORT members. The luncheon is chaired by Judee Herman. Committee members include: Patti Aaron, Miriam Altman, Min- nie Berman, Laurie Blinder, l Paulette Borin, Lillian Col- man, Joanne Feldman, Bette' Borin Frankel, Sharon Kirsch, Rhodi Margolis, Elaine Morton, Ida Nemzin, Ruth Rosenfeld, Betty Silver- farb, Pam Tiemeyer, Rita Weston and Yetta Wolf. There is a minimum con- tribution required for atten- dance. For reservations by Aug. 11, call the ORT office, 855-9820. ( Primrose Club Plans Meeting The Primrose Benevolent Club will meet noon Aug. 3 at the Lincoln Towers clubroom. Members are to bring gifts for the donor luncheon. LOCAL NEWS Machon Plans Events Machon L'Torah will hold a Hebrew learn-a-thon 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Aug. 16 at Machon. The program, designed as a one-day crash course in basic Hebrew reading, will begin with an overview on the He- brew language by Rabbi Avra- ham Jacobovitz, followed by instructions in Hebrew reading skills by Yosef Perl- stein. There is a charge. Registration a must. Call Machon, 967-0888. Machon L'Torah will hold an educational evening 7:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at Machon. Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz will lead a discussion on "Marriage, In- termarriage and Racism." Refreshments will be served. There is no charge.