THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, March 1, 1968
Flint Community News
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Flint UJA Campaign Opens at Dinner
WE DEAL RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
March 6; General, TV Newsman to Speak JERRY STEIN
Flint's UJA campaign will begin
officially with a dinner at South-
moor Country Club, 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
Gilbert Rubenstein, general cam-
paign chairman, announced that
the blockade of Eilat by capturing known television - radio news ana-
lyst and commentator, was a com-
Sharm el Sheikh.::"
bat correspondent with the U.S.
Born in 1923 M.
7th Army covering the invasion of
Tel Aviv, he
France and the capture of Vienna
began his mili-
during World War 11.
tary career as a
He joined CBS in 1947 at the in-
commando w i t h k
vitation of Edward R. Murrow.
the Hagana. He
His coverage of world affairs won
was subsequently
him several awards from the Over-
imprisoned by the
seas Press Club. In 1961, he be-
British and later
came chief of the CBS Washington
seriously wound-
." Bureau and in 1963 was named
ed in Israel's War
of Liberation. At chief European correspondent for
the time of the Gen. Gavish ' the network.
Sinai Campaign in 1956, he was I Now, he serves as world affairs
chief of the operations branch of ; correspondent for the Metromedia
the High Command. Today he is in Network of independent stations.
!the top rank of Israel's military His most recent book, "The Three
leadership. Lives of Charles deGaulle," has
I Schoenbron. internationally been widely acclaimed.
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Initial Gifts Dinner Sees Rise in Giving
DAVID SCHOENBRUN
guest speakers will be Brig. Gen.
Yeshayahu Gavish and David
Schoenbrun.
Gen. Gavish, a hero of Israel's
Six-Day War. was commander of
the southern front and headed the
forces which swept through Sinai
to the Suez Canal and also ended
Community
Calendar
March 3—Tween Bowling, 2 p.m.
Town and Country' Lanes.
March 5—Temple Beth El Sister-
hood Board Meeting, 12:30 p.n.'.
March 5—Bnai Brith Meeting, 8:30
p.m.. }Inward Johnson's on Mil-
ler Rd.
March 6—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
March 6—UJA Campaign Opening.
Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Southmoor
Country Club.
March 7—Cong. Beth Israel Board
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
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Bnai Brith Lodge will meet 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at Howard John-
ron's on Miller Rd. Guests will
be Dr. William Early. superintend-
ent of Flint Public Schools, and
members of the Flint Board of
Education, who will discuss the
future of education in Flint. Mem-
bers are invited to bring their
wives. Refreshments will follow
the program.
I
Bnai Mitzva
Bernard Bernstein. son of Dr
and Mrs. Morton Bernstein, wil
' be called to the Tora as Bar Mitz
va Saturday at Cong. Beth Israel
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At the Flint United Jewish Appeal initial gifts dinner are
(from left) Arthur Hurand, co-chairman of initial gifts; Louis Kasle,
chairman of initial gifts; Gilbert Y. Rubenstein, general campaign
chairman; guest speaker Max Fisher of Detroit; Michael A. Pelavin,
associate general chairman; and Joseph Megdell, campaign co-
ordinator and president of the Flint Jewish Community Council.
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Max Fisher, national president
of the United Jewish Appeal,
sparked a recent meeting of Flint's
big givers to exceed last year's
totals in the combined regular and
emergency fund giving.
Louis Kasle and Philip Agree,
chairmen of the initial gifts and
advance gifts divisions, announced
that to date almost $350,000 has
been raised in the campaign, as
compared with 8309,800 on these ,
same cards last year.
Joseph Megdell, campaign co-
ordinator and a member of the
national UJA executive committee,
lauded the community for its un-
derstanding and response. Both
Fisher and Kasle underlined the
fact that Israel's emergency is not
over.
Gilbert Y. Rubenstein, general
chairman, and Michael A. Pelavin.
associate chairman, urged all pres-
ent to become active leaders and
workers in bringing the message
to the entire community and in
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helping
to complete the campaign
rapidly, efficiently and success-
fully, beginning with the official
campaign opening dinner March 6.
Kasle Helps Chart
Bond Conference
Louis Kasle is a member of a
continent-wide committee of Jew-
ish communal leaders to organize
the launching of the 1968 campaign
for State of Israel Bonds.
The committee planned and di-
rected preparations in the U. S.
and Canada for the international
Israel Bonds inaugural conference,
to be held at the Fontainebleu
Hotel. Miami, this weekend.
Major Gen. Itzhak Rabin, Israel's
newly designated ambassador to
the United States, who served as
chief of staff of the Israel defense
forces during the Six-Day War,
will be guest of honor at the con-
ference.
Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey will address the in-
augural dinner Saturday.
Marriages
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison
announce the recent marriage of
their daughter Carole Diana to
Robert Barry Hecker of Detroit
at Temple Israel. Rabbi Leon
Fram officiated.
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Tinker Air Force Base, Okla-
homa City, was the setting for the
marriage of Sharon K. Martin to
Capt. Jerrold S. Shuster. Officiat-
ing was Rabbi Mervin B. Tomsky.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Martin of Mid-
west City, Okla., and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel J. Shuster of Chal-
mers St., Flint. In the bridal
party were maid of honor Carla
Heil of San Antonio, bridesmaids
Janice Francis of Midwest City
and Sandy Renison of Rancho
Cordova. Calif., and junior brides-
maid Terry Bean of Midwest City.
Attending their brother were Ted
M. Shuster, best man, and D. Allen
Shuster, usher. Also ushering was
Lt. Neal A. L. Goldstein.
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Neo-Nazi Gets 20 Years
in Slaying of Rockwell
ARLINGTON (JTA) —The fe-
fense lawyer of John Patler, who
was sentenced Friday to 20 ears
in prison for killing George Rock-
well, leader of the American Nazi
Party, said Sunday he would file
an appeal within four months. At-
torney Thomas Harrigan indicated
that the case might not be heard
for at least a year. He asserted
there were 22 court errors in Pat-
ler's 16-day trial.
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