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1993

Cook And Horwitz
Head SuPer Week

Calendar

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arbara Cook and Arthur Horwitz will head up Super Week '94 on behalf of the
Jewish Federation's 1994 Allied Jewish Campaign and Operation Exodus
II.
Beginning on Jan. 14 and 15 with Federation Sabbath, the Campaign will get
into full gear with the Phonogift women's appeal on Jan. 16, 17 and 24, and climax
with the Super Sunday phonathon, Jan. 23. Hundreds of volunteers will make
calls Jan. 18-20, asking Detroiters to make a difference in the lives of their fel-
low Jews in need here, in Israel and around the world.
During Super Week '94, youth groups, organizations, congregations and the
Jewish Federation's Young Adult Division will volunteer their services to help
60 agencies here, in Israel and overseas. Among the local agencies with grow-
ing needs are: Jewish Federation Apartments, Jewish Community Center, Jew-
ish Home for Aged, Agency for Jewish Education, Hebrew Free Loan Association,
Sinai Hospital, Jewish Vocational Service, Fresh Air Society, Jewish Commu-
nity Council, Jewish Family Service and Resettlement Service.
Throughout that week, contributors will be asked to increase their gifts to
the Campaign and make matching donation to the continuing Operation Exodus campaign
for the rescue of Jews from the former Soviet Union and their resettlement in Israel.
Mrs. Cook is vice president of Federation's Women's Division, chairman of Federation's
Resettlement Committee and a member of the Strategic Planning Committee. Other affili-
ations include the Jewish Community Center (Book Fair), Jewish Federation Apartments,
Jewish Community Council, Adat Shalom Synagogue, National Council of Jewish Women,
Fil-Inqv School and Jewish- Theological Seminary.
Mr. Horwitz chairs the Ben Teitel Israel Incentive Savings Plan for student travel to Is-
rael, is on the board of the Neighborhood Project and a member of the United Jewish Appeal
Young Leadership Cabinet and Jewish Experiences For Families advisory committee. Oth-
er affiliations include JARC, Sinai Health Care Foundation, Aish HaTorah, Detroit Friends
of Alyn Hospital, Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.
For information on Super Week '94 or to volunteer, call Leonard Milstone at Federa-
tion, 642-4260.

Jacob Is
Named
Archives
Chairman

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oel E. Jacob has been appointed
chairman of the Jewish Corn-
munity Archives, co-sponsored
by the Jewish Federation of Metro-
politan Detroit and the Jewish His-
torical Society.
The Archives consists of papers,
photographs and other documents
that date back to the turn of the cen-
Joel Jacob
tury and relate the history and de-
velopment of the Detroit Jewish community, as well as its relationships with
world Jewry.
The Archives is a companion collection to Federation documents housed
at the Burton Historical Collection of the Detroit Public Library. Researchers
may use both facilities, which are located within the Detroit Cultural Cen-
ter.
Mr. Jacob, who serves on the boards of the Jewish Federation and Kadi-
ma, is a founder of the Detroit Business Initiative, which provides Detroit
youth with hands-on business experience.
Serving on the Archives Committee with Mr. Jacob are: Judge Avern Cohn,
Dr. Sidney Bolkosky, Gilbert A. Borman, Tillie Brandwine, Judith Cantor,
Susan Citrin, Sol Drachler, Alan D. Kandel, Dorothy Kaufinan, Alene Landau,
Lester J. Morris, Harriet Siden, Leonard N. Simons, Betty Starkman, David
M. Techner, Stanley M. Weingarden and George M. Zeltzer.

Saturday, December 11 —
A sit-down kiddush following
morning services at Congre-
gation Beth Achim will fea-
ture archivist Judy Cantor
discussing tracing Jewish
roots. No charge.

Saturday, December 11 —
Chanukah Las Vegas Night
at the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center, 8 p.m.
Call 661-7688.

Sunday, December 12—

Yeshiva Beth Yehudah PTA
annual Chanukah
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sunday, December 12 —

Congregation Beth Achim
musical celebration featuring
Gemini, Chanukah carnival
and dinner, 3 p.m. Call 352-
I 8670.

Sunday, December 12 —

Abba Eban Will Speak

bba Eban, a founding father of
the
ael, will address the o
the State of Is-
1994 Allied Jewish Campa p 7 gathering of the
ign
Adat Shalom Synagogue. the non:30 p•m. Dec. 12, at
-
is open to the entire community fund-raising
event

Mr. Eban will speak about the historic events
e exodus, peace and Israel's future. There is of
a
the
charge for Mr. Eban's talk,
which will be followed
by a dessert reception. For information, call the Jew-
ish Federation 642-4260.

e Young Adult pivision of the jeW*Fed-
ration will ermine "A New Age of Peace:
What's Next?" 7 p.m. Dec.16.at Temple Is-

rael.
The cultural/politacal awareness program will
feature Zvi Gitelman, prOfessor of political science
at the University of Michigan, and Nabeel Abra-
ham, an anthropologist at Henry Pcva ,communi-
ty College.
Admission to the program is, fOlvin itwall
be
,
followed by a dessert receptiok;There willbe no
solicitation of gifts.

The 8th annual Sinai/Hillel
Art Show and Latke Party
will be held at the hospital.
More than 400 works by Hil-
lel Day School students will
be displayed at Sinai until
January.

Sunday, December 12 —
Former Knesset member and
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Israeli diplomat Abba Eban
will address the non-fundrais-
ing opening meeting of the
1994 Allied Jewish Campaign
at Adat Shalom Synagogue,
7:30 p.m. Call 642-4260.

Sunday, December 12 —
Machon L'Torah Chanukah
concert honoring Dr. and Mrs. 5
Phillip Friedman at West
Bloomfield High School, 7:30
p.m. Call 967-0888.

Wednesday, December 15

— Contraception lecture, part
of Sinai Hospital's Women's
Health Series, at Bloomfield
Township Library, 7 p.m.

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