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Federation Leaders -44
Plan Campaign Talks
Federation/Campaign Shab-
bat will carry the message of
Jewish unity into Detroit-
area congregations through
January.
The annual Shabbat obser-
vance focuses on the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit and its Allied Jewish
Campaign, Detroit Jewry's
major fund-raising appeal,
which benefits thousands of
people through 60 health and
human service agencies local-
ly, in Israel and overseas.
Federation and Campaign
leaders speaking at area con-
gregations Jan. 15 are: Jane
Sherman, Federation vice
president at Temple Israel;
and Suzi Alterman, at Tem-
ple Kol Ami.
Speaking Jan. 16 are:
United Jewish Appeal Na-
tional Chairman Joel Tauber,
Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses; Federation
Treasurer Lawrence Jackier,
Congregation B'nai Moshe;
former Federation Women's
Division President Sharon
Hart, Shaarey Zedek B'nai
Israel Center; 1993 Allied
Jewish Campaign Chairman
Doreen Hermelin, Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek; Max M.
Fisher Foundation Chairman
Dr. Dan Guyer, Adat Shalom
Synagogue; Jewish Educa-
tion Division Chairman Irwin
Alterman, Congregation
B'nai David; Jewish Federa-
tion Apartments past Presi-
dent Janet Levine, Temple
Emanu-El; Super Weeks
Chairman Dr. Mark Diem,
Young Israel of Oak-Woods;
and Paul Magy, Congregation
Beth Achim.
On Jan. 22, Federation Past
President Dr. Conrad Giles
will speak at Temple Shir
Shalom, and 1993 Allied
Jewish Campaign Chairman
Norman Pappas will address
Temple Kol Ami. Resettle-
ment Service President
Marcy Feldman will bring the
Campaign message to Con-
gregation Shir Tikvah on
Jan. 23, and Federation Presi-
dent David Page will speak
Jan. 29 at Temple Beth El.
Other participating rabbis
are: Rabbi Martin Berman of
Congregation Beth Achim,
who will speak on "Today's
Challenges to UJA"; Rabbi
David Nelson of Congrega-
tion Beth Shalom, who will
address "Federation's Com-
mitment to All Jewish Educa-
tion, Especially Synagogue
Learning," and Rabbi Leo
Goldman of Congregation
Shaarey Shomayim, whose
topic will be "Leaders Are
Made, Not Born."
Federation/Campaigr,,--(
Shabbat will kick off two y,
Super Weeks of activities on'\,
behalf of the Campaign.
On Jan. 17 and 19, the an- 1
nual phonogift appeal will
reach out to women in the')
community. On Super Sun,.(
day, Jan. 24, volunteers will
call their friends and;\'
neighbors to help their fellow
Jews in need here and around -
the world. Federation's Young )
Adult Division will hold its
phonathon Jan. 25, and)
organizations and congrega- )
tions will have an opportu-, \)
nity to participate Jan. 26-29.
Throughout Super Weeks,
contributors will be asked to
rise to the challenge on behalf
of the Campaign. The new
Challenge Fund will make
contributing to the Campaign <
a double mitzvah: For every
dollar added to last year's
contribution, a matching
dollar will go to the Cam-
paign. New donors will see
every dollar of their gift
matched with two.
The Challenge Fund was
created by a group of donors(
to encourage increased gifts
to the Campaign.
Chairing Super Weeks with
Dr. Diem is Linda Lee-
Associate chairmen are /
Robyn Canvasser and\
Laurence Tisdale.
For information about
Federation/Campaign Shab-
bat or Super Weeks, call
Leonard Milstone, 642-4260..
Lunch, Learn
Torah Study
II
Rabbi William Gershon
will teach at the 12:30-
1:30 p.m. Jan. 14 Torah
study sponsored by the
Conservative movement at
the Federation building.
The study session will
focus on parshat Shemot,
Exodus 6:1. Participants
are encouraged to bringl
traditional and contempoH
rary commentaries tcY
share in the discussion.
The session is open to
the community at no
charge. A deli lunch is
available for a charge:
Reservations for lunch are
requested.
For information or to
order lunch, call the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary, 258-0055; or the
United Synagogue, 642-
4890.