…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — October 13, 1977 36 .4•1111•11111M1••••••1•PININ•••••j, FRED M. BUTZEL MEMORIAL AWARD for Distinguished Communal Service Presented annually to a member of the Detroit Jewish community in recognition of outstanding leadership and commitment. JEWSH 1951 Julian H. Krolik 1952 Henry Wineman 1953 William Friedman 1954 Abraham Srere 1955 Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich 1956 Samuel H. Rubiner 1957 ERWIN S. SIMON 1972 • • •...…
…I 48 ... October 13, 1972 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS FEDERATION PLANNING DIVISIONS HELP YEAR 'ROUND TO COORDINATE AGENCY SERVICES REVIEW ALLOCATIONS RESPOND TO FUTURE COMMUNITY NEEDS COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIVISION The Division budgets Federation funds for operation of the Jewish Community Council in Detroit. It also allocates local funds for use by a number of national Jewish community rela- tions agencies. These agencies make an effort toward ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — October 13, 1972. .. 58 CAPITAL NEEDS COMMITTEE Geogrophical shifts in population require that the Capital Needs Committee must be aware of the future building needs as agencies relocate to be able to better service the community. ings, repairs and renovation of existing structures, the Committee must balance the exist- ing capital funds from the Federation budget against the priority of agency needs. With the relocati...…
…GB ... October 13, 1972 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 1972 ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN-ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND PLEDGES TOTALLING $14,171,000 SHOW COMMUNITY GENEROSITY, RESPONSIBILITY 1972 Campaign Chairman SAMUEL FRANKEL OFFICERS Paul M. Handleman Richard Sloan Co-Chairmen William M. Davidson Milton J. Miller Associate Chairmen David Handleman Arthur Howard Edward C. Levy David S. Mondry Abe Shiffman A. Alfred Taubman Vice-Chairmen PRE-CAMPAIGN D...…
…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — October 13. 1972 ... 71 — Detroit Service Group The Detroit Service Group is the year-round or- ganization of workers for the Allied Jewish Campaign- Israel Emergency Fund. Members of the DSG involve themselves, of course, within their own professional and trades divisions when the actual campaigning starts: In addition, throughout the year they are engaged in advance planning and in committees such as cash mobiliza- ti...…
…BB ... October 13, 1972 — DETROIT JEWISHNEWS WOMEN'S DIVISION Cliches such as "Never underestimate the power of a woman" have their basis in truth. The "woman-power" of Federation is easily assessible when the accomplishments of these committed Vice Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and determined workers of the Women's Division of Federation are reviewed. Presidents Louis Berry N. Brewster Broder David Hondleman Norman Noimark The Division has a two...…
…MORE FEDERATION COMMITTEES CASH MOBILIZATION The Committee accelerates cash collections to meet the needs of the beneficiary agencies as required periodically. Louis Berry Mandell L. Borman Sidney J. Berlin Louis C. Blumberg Abraham Borman Pout Borman N. Brewster Broder Paul Broder Irwin I. Cohn Sol R. Colton Marvin I. Donto William M. Davidson Alfred L. Deutsch Sol Eisenberg Ben Etk in Aubrey H. Ettenheirnor Nathan L. Fink Max M. Fisher M...…
…10B . Octnbar 13. 1972 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION AGENCIES PROVIDE RECREATION, EDUCATION, HOUSING AND HEALTH CARE AND MORE . . . FOR PEOPLE HERE AND AROUND THE WORLD Left: New facilities for the Jewish Vocational Service and Community Workshop. Above: Searching the classified ads is part of the job placement process. Airport welcome for first Soviet immigrant family. Ortonville facilities are available the year round. ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-October 13, 1972... Ili 1971-1972 A.J.C.-I.E.F. ALLOCATIONS 1971 REGULAR CAMPAIGN Less: Campaign & Collections Reserve for Shrinkage Available for Allocation PLUS: ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND $ 7,314,816 $ 465,000 362,500 6,487,316 Total Achieved 5,717,071 $13,031,887 HEALTH AND WELFARE 35,590 1,287 272,500 160,026 199,000 1,755 140,278 298,787 111,710 150,000 18,321 EDUCATION Beth Yehudah Afternoon School Combined He...…
…• 128 ... October 13, 1972 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS We at the Jewish Welfare Federation and United Jewish Charities acknowledge and thank those members of our community who have provided for the continuation of community building through bequests and donations this past year. Gifts such as these have been an important source of support for Federation and our agen- cies for many years. • Bequests serve as a continuation of community involvemen...…
