8—Friday, February 2, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint News
Chicago Parley Draws Flint VIPs
At a table reserved for Flint delegates to the United Jewish
Appeal Midwest Regional Conference in Chicago are (from left,
foreground) Mrs. Leon Rosky, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pelavin, Gilbert
Rubenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Suber, James Young of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Geisser and Dr. Rosky.
Skyhawk Shipment to Israel Goes Ow
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
WASHINGTON—The shipment
of Skyhawk jet fighter bombers to
Israel is continuing despite the
mobilization of air reserves, al-
though escalation of warfare • in
Eastern Asia could mean a halt
in shipments to Israel and other
nations, officials said Tuesday.
U.S. authorities said that the
Skyhawks began moving to Israel
the last week in December. Ship-
ments continue as Skyhawks, built
to Israel air force specifications
and modifications, are completed.
New orders for military aircraft
have been placed by the U.S. mili-
tary establishment following the
intensification of war in Vietnam
and new tensions in Korea. This
work need not impede construction
of the Skyhawks for Israel, offi-
cials said.
Escalation or spreading of the
violence in Eastern Asia might
cause the freezing of jets desig-
nated for Israel and other purchas-
ers, officials said.
In Harrisburg, Pa., Rep. Richard
Young Leadership Dinner to Kick Off
UJA Drive; Beauty Queen to Speak Carmel to Speak
The Young Leadership Division ciety of Real Estate Appraisers, a at Beth Israel
of the Flint United Jewish Appeal senior member of the American
will kick off the city's campaign Society of Appraisers and a mem-
with a dinner 6:30 p.m. Tuesday her of the Institute of Real Estate
at the Phoenix Club in the Hotel Management.
Miss Kishon, a native of
Durant.
Guests at this for-men-only event Romania, was brought to Israel
will be James Nobil, vice chairman with her family with the help of the
of the UJA Young Leadership UJA in 1951.
Cabinet, and Rina Kishon, former I She served in
Miss Israel. the Israel army
Abraham Carme 1, Catholic
priest-turned Jewish educator, will
speak 8:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at Cong.
Beth Israel. The program, one of
the Forum '68 features, was re-
scheduled from an earlier date
because of a snowstorm.
Carmel, first Catholic priest since
the 9th Century to enter Judaism,
has related his experiences in the
book "So Strange My Path." For
two years, he lived and worked in
Israel and, having graduated from
the Yeshiva University school of
education, now teaches English at
the Yeshiva of Flatbush in Brook-
lyn.
Edwin Schreiber is chairman of . for 18
months
to her
be-
the division, and Ronald Goldstein ing chosen beauty
and Dr. Morton Sanely. co-chair- queen. She gradu-
men.
I ated from the
Serving on the committee are: Haifa Technion
Dr. William Bernard, Dr. Marshall as a draftsman.
Cossman, Dr. Raymond Faller, Ted
Miss Kishon is
Goldberg, Sumner Goldman, Richard
Goldstein, Dr. Erwin Gutowitz, Malcolm
married to an
Isaacs, Dr. Stanley Haller, Franklin
eighth
generation Miss Kisbon
Kasle, Arthur Klurstein, Dr. Peter Kro-
nick, James Lebster, Dr. Ira Marder. Sabra, who also graduated from
Lawrence S. Biller, 2415 Chi-
Michael Melet, Michael Pelavin. Edward the Technion with an engineering
cago, earned all As at Michigan
Powers, Dr. Leon Rosky, Sheldon Safer,
Dr. Arnold Schaffer,- Gerald Schreiber,: degree.
State
University.
Robert Segar, Dr. Edward Sharon, Harry
Youth on the Move
Sherwin, Leonard Shulman, Dr. Jack.
Stanzler, Gordon Suber, Martin Suber,
Milton Weiss and Dr. Michael Witten-
berg.
Michael A. Pelavin, Flint attor-
ney, was elected chairman of the
Committee to Promote Action
(COMPACT), replacing Flint
Police Chief James W. Rutherford.
The committee, which coordi-
nates antipoverty programs in
Genesee County, also, voted to back
the principle •of • open- housing in
Flint, the state and the country.
Schweiker, Pennsylvania Republi-
can, citing a dangerous arms
buildup of Arab states by the
Soviet Union and France, urged
that the United States government
immediately approve the sale of
Phantom jet fighter-bombers to Is-
rael. A member of the House Arm-
ed Services Committee, Rep.
Schweiker addressed a Jewish Na-
tional Fund dinner here.
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Rabbi William A. Greenebaum H
of Temple Beth El has been re-
elected vice chairman of the Inter-
faith Community Council. At the
last meeting, the council voted
to make• the -annual interfaith tea
an annual project.
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Calendar
At and organizational meeting
of the workers and officers of
young leadership, gifts that were
Feb. 4—Tween Bowling, 2 p.m.
announced averaged more than
Town and Country Lanes.
a 40 per cent increase over the
Feb. 4—Temple Beth El Brother
total of both regular giving and
hood Dinner, 6:30 p.m.
the contributions to the Israel
Feb. 6—Temple Beth El Sister-
Emergency Fund of 1967.
hood Board Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
Nobil, a prominent Akron real-
tor, is a member of the National Feb. 6—UJA Young Leadership
Council of t h e Group Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Phoe-
nix Club.
Joint Distribution
Feb. '7—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Committee, a
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
principal benefi-
ciary of the UJA.
Feb. 8—JWVA Meeting, 8:30 p.m.,
He is vice
home of Mrs. Irving Wiseman.
president and a
Feb. 7—Joint Beth El-Beth Israel
member of the
Adult Education, 8:15 p.m., Cong.
board of trustees
Beth Israel.
of the Jewish
Feb. 6—Bnai Brith Meeting, 8:30
Welfare Fund of
p.m.
Akron, and trea-
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surer and mem-
Temple Beth El Sisterhood will
ber of the board
hear Dr. Edelberg G. Rogers, in-
of trustees of the
structor in psychology at Flint
Jewish Family
Nobil
Community
Junior College, 12:30
Service Society in
p.m.
Feb. 13. Dr. Rogers' topic
his native city.
will be "Sex Education in the
He is chairman
of the young men's board of Jew- School."
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ish Welfare Fund of Akron.
Beth Israel Sisterhood's regular
In the summer of 1961, Nobil
was one of a select group of meeting will be held 12:30 p.m.
leaders to visit Europe and Israel Wednesday. Lunch will be pre-
as members of the First UJA pared by Miriam Circle, under
Mrs. David Mulne, circle leader .
Young Leaders Mission.
A graduate of Yale University The program will feature a pre-
sentation
of the "Dolls for Demo-
and also of the graduate school of
business administration of New cracy" program with Mrs. Sidney
York University, Nobil is president Kramer and Mrs. Marvin Stein-
of the Akron Chapter of the So- berg.
Michael Pelavin Heads
Coordinating Committee
on Antipoverty Programs
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