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Flint News
Cantor Orbach to Sing
at Sisterhood Event
his brother Moses 1 border of Edom. Like his brother,
Aaron outlived
by three years. He died at the he was not privileged to enter
age of 123 on Mount Hor on the Canaan.
Friday, March 29, 1968-13
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
The sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Israel will have the sister-
hood of Temple Beth El as guests
Youth Chart Course for Junior UJA Drive
at a luncheon meeting 12:30 p.m.
Following a meeting, plans are Kaplan, Rick Harris and Jeff Wednesday at the synagogue.
Cantor Harold Or b a c h, who
under way for this year's Junior Lovitky.
Last year, the Junior UJA raised serves with Temple Israel of De-
UJA Drive, under the auspices of in excess of $3,300 for the Israel troit, will be guest
artist. Cantor Or-
the Youth Council, comprised of Emergency Fund.
bach, acclaimed:::
the four Jewish youth groups in
throughout this
Flint: Temple Teens, Aleph Zadik
country and Can-
Aleph, Bnai Brith Girls and United
ada, both as Can- .
Synagogue Youth. Present at the
for and as lead-
meeting were: David Koffman, I
ing operatic
David Schupack, Gail Suber, Tem- March 31 — Final Tween Bowling I tenor, will be -
mie Young, Steven Rubenstein,
Program, 2 p.m., at Town and accompanied by
Mike Leavitt, David Gotlib, Bobby
Country Lanes.
Bella Goldberg..
April 2 — Bnai Brith Meeting, 8:30
Hostesses f o r
p.m., at Howard Johnson's on the afternoon will
Miller Road.
be Sarah
April 3 — Joint Beth Israel-Beth headed by Mrs.
Orbach
of
El Sisterhoods Meeting, 12:30 Soil Gaynor. Introducing Cantor
Spring
p.m., at Cong. Beth Israel.
Orbach will be Mrs. Sidney Sorkin,
April 4 — JWVA Board Meeting, program vice president. Honorary
Festival of
8:30 p.m., at home of Mrs. Gor- hostesses will be Mrs. Max Linder,
Music
don Suber.
president of Beth Israel Sisterhood,
Featuring:
April 4 — Cong. Beth Israel Board and Mrs. Isidore Beren, president
MARTHA SCHLAMME
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
of Temple Beth El Sisterhood.
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at
Bnai Brith Lodge 656 will meet
Cong. Ahavas Achim
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Howard
19190 Schaefer Hwy.
Johnson's on Miller Rd. Following
to
the business meeting, there will Comings
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
be refreshments and games.
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April 21 at the lanes. Trophies will
master of arts degree from the
be presented.
University of Michigan.
Rabbi Hillel I.•1VIillgram of Cong.
Beth Israel was a delegate to
the annual convention of the Rab-
binical Assembly, international as-
sociation of Conservative rabbis,
this week at the Concord Hotel,
Kiamesha Lake; N.Y. The new
Israeli ambassador to the United
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Sovietish Heimland Prints
List of Yiddish Writings
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
LONDON — The Soviet Jewish
magazine Sovietish Heimland has
published a list of Yiddish writ-
ings now available at the No. 64
Bookshop in Moscow. The current
issue of the magazine, received
here Wednesday, lists the follow-
ing:
The collected writings of David
Bergelson; Shmuel Halkin's "My
Treasurer"; • Z. Wendroff's "Our
Street"; Nate Lurie's "Up and
Down"; Mendel Lifshitz's "At
Home"; Peretz Markish's "In the
Footsteps of Generations"; the
poems of Itzik Feffer; Lieb
Kvitko's "Collected Writings";
Asher Schwartzman's "Poems and
Letters"; and works by Sholom
Aleichem and Mendele 1VIocher
Seforim. The newest volume on the
list first appeared in 1966.
The current issue of Sovietish
Heimland is dedicated to the
memory of the late Russian Jew-
ish poet Izi Harick, a victim of
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