12—Friday, September 6, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
rim o••■••wanaw0-1••••■1•■,•• ■ •■■••••■■•••••ram.••••-o•unmoanmo■•••■■••••KI•mmo.mwo•ww0•11• 0■ 0-0•1•43.41•1•04•1 •4}
Flint News
Executive Director
Named by Council
Seminary V-P Due at Flint Reception
Dr. Simon Greenberg, vice chan-
cellor and vice president of facul-
ties of The Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, will address
a reception sponsored by leaders
of Flint's Beth Israel Congrega-
tion 4 p.m. Sept. 15 at the home
of their president, Murray Moss.
The announcement of Dr. Green-
berg's Flint visit was made by
Comings ...
and
... Goings
"The Sabbath," a portrait of
Mrs. Esther Sorscher, 931 Maxine,
by J. D. Hicks Portrait Studio,
was hung in the masters exhibit
at a recent convention of the Pro-
fessional Photographers of Ameri-
ca in Chicago.
Moss and his co-hosts, Louis Kasle,
Rabbi Hillel Millgram and Jack
Shaprow.
Dr. Greenberg was rabbi of Phil-
adelphia's Har Zion Temple for
21 years. Executive director of the
United Synagogue of America
from 1950 to 1953, he later served
as president of the seminary's
West Coast branch. He also is a
past president of the Rabbinical
Assembly of America.
Dr. Greenberg is a trustee and
executive committee member of
the Jewish Theological Seminary's
Institute for Religious and Social
Studies, a graduate school con-
ducted with the cooperation of
Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant
scholars. He is the author of "Liv-
ing as a Jew Today," "The Ideals
and Values of the Jewish Prayer
Book," and other works.
Community
Calendar
Newcomers to Flint are Dr. and
Mrs. Isaac Grabelsky, who are
residing at 409 Boutell, Grand
Blanc.
Returning to Flint after t w o Sept. 9—Community R e 1 a t ions
Committee M e e t in g,
years at Keesler Air Force Base
8 p.m., Temple Beth El
are Dr. and Mrs. Alan Sorscher.
They are residing at 3706 Brent- Sept. 10—Temple Beth El Sister-
wood. hood Board Meeting,
12:30 p.rn.
Sept. 10—Bnai Brith Women Board
Louis Smith, Owner
Meeting, 8:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. Marvin Heiden-
of Auto Parts Fitm - •
rich
Louis E. Smith, 516 Lafayette,
Sept. 11-12—Beth Israel Sisterhood
-
died Aug. 26 at age 78.
Rummage Sale
- Mr. Smith was born hi Russia
and had lived in Flint for the last Sept. 11—City of Hope Meeting
Sept. 12—JWVA Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
57 years, coming from Chicago.
He was a inernber of Cong Beth Sept. 13---City of Hope Tag Day
•
Israel. Bnai Brith and Flint Elks
The Social Welfare Committee
Club: He owned and operated the
Cut Rate Auto _Parts for 40 years. met this week to review its ac-
Surviving are his wife, Mary; a tivities. This committee, consisting
daughter, Mrs. Seymour Osher; of professionals, is responsible for
a son, Dr. M. J.; a brother, Yale; aid through counseling and finan-
a sister, Mrs. Lee Morris of Bay cial assistance to troubled families.
City; and four .grandchildren,
Parley in Haifa to Discuss Society and Technology
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
LONDON — An Anglo-American-
Israeli conference on the social
implications of advanced technol-
ogy is planned for next spring
at the Israel Institute of Tech-
nology, Haifa, it was disclosed
here Tuesday.
Lord Hirshfield, founder and di-
rector of the British Foundation
on Automation and Employment,
will go to Israel Sept. 16 to discuss
arrangements for the conference
with officials of the government
and Histadrut, Israel's labor fed-
eration.
He will be accompanied by Ray
'Gunter, former labor minister,
who is a director of the founda-
tion. The foundation works closely
with a similar organization in the
United States which will partici-
pate in the Haifa conference.
Shlomo Is Coming!
October 26
LI 8 - 2788
VE 8-2233
CONGREGATION B'NAI ZION
OF SEVEN MILE ROAD
will hold the High Holiday Services at
10310 W. SEVEN MILE ROAD
HIMIE. BERGMAN
(TUROVER AIR
A native Texan has been named
executive director of the Flint
Jewish Community Council. He is
Himie "Hy" Bergman, 37, of
Houston.
Bergman, who has • been assist-
ant executive director of the Jew-
ish Community Council of Metro-
politan Houston since December
1966, succeeds Irving L. Geisser.
The appointment, effective im-
mediately, was announced by
Joseph Megdell, council presi-
dent.
CONDITIONED SYNAGOGUE)
For Reservations Call UN 3-6534
HAVE YOU HEARD?
. . . of the new Audio-Visual method for teaching Israeli Hebrew .
WOULD YOU BELIEVE?
. . . you con speak modern Hebrew in a relatively short time . . .
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
. . . in conversing with the people and understanding them when you
next visit Israel . . .
DO YOU, TOO, WISH?
. . . you could understand the Hebrew language of today and help
your youngsters do so . . .
Bergman is a native of Fort
Worth and was graduated from
Texas Christian University. He is
a captain in the Air Force Reserve.
In the past, he has served as
national field representative for
the United Jewish Appeal, for the
Illinois Heart Association and for
the National Foundation-March of
Dimes in western Oklahoma.
Register now with the Hebrew Department at the Jewish Community
Center, 18100 Meyers Road,-` - Detroit, Michigan 48235, DI 1-4200.
OAK PARK'S
FINEST NURSERY
YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK-WOODS
Youth on
the Move
Scott Price, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Price, and Brian Kronick,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Kronick,
24061 Coolidge Hwy. at Allan
won ribbons in the Genesee County
Inter-Club Swimming and Diving
Meet. They participated in the
for
•
style and back stroke and did
'Mrs. Bas, Flint
Native free
exhibition diving in the 8-year-old-
Mary Bas, 19'02 Wolcott, died and-under division:
Aug. 17, at age 47.
Mrs. Bas was born in Flint and
Ninety per cent of all eye in-
had resided there her entire life.
Surviving are her husband, juries due to industrial and school
SHAPIRO-SINGER: Barbara Maurice; a son, Steuart; two lab accidents can . be prevented.
Rochelle Singer and Gerard Paul daughters, Helen and Bertha; her
Shapiro were united in marriage' father, Nathan Fleisher; and three
recently at Temple Emanuel. The sisters, Mrs. Rose Somberg of De-
bride is the daughter of Mr, and I Aroit, Mrs. Bessie Fishkin and
Mrs. David Carl Singer of Oakland Pearl Fleisher.
Dr. SE. The Meyer J. Shapiros.of
Houseman Ave. NE, are the bride-
groom's parents. The bride chose-1 No Jordanian Stamp
15751 W. 10 1/2 MILE ROAD, SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN
an organza grown on princess lines. for El-Fatah Backer
Frosted pearls on Alencon lace
You are cordially invited to participate in —
. LONDON—According to the Lon-
trimmed the Empire bodice, sleev- don Daily Mirror, there is great
es and skirt, and a pearl and rhine disappointment for Mrs. Margaret
stone tiara caught her veil. Eliza- McKay, the Labor member of Par-
beth Conrad was maid of honor, liament for Clapham.
and Norman K. Kravitz served as
Mrs. McKay, 57, is known
Sunday, September 15, 1968
best man. Seating the guests were as one of the major advocates of
James H. Singer, Larry Trunsky of the Arab cause in Great Britain.
22 Elul 5728
Troy, Marshall Deitch of Chicago According to the Daily Mirror she
and David Linscott.
expected to be featured on a stamp
*
*
11 :00 A.M.
to be issued by the Jordanian gov-
•
ernment.
The
Mirror
stated:
Arthur Shecter, 74
"She sometimes romps around
Congregation Beth Jacob-Mogain Abraham and Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will jointly ded-
Owned Wolverine Hide London in flowing Arab robes,
icate the following Memorial Sacred Objects in the Synagogue —
Arthur H. Shecter, 2782 Coit,, which attracts much interested
NE, founder of Wolverine Hid _ e Co. comment at Westminster. She
A. ALL MEMORIAL PLAQUES rededicated to the men and women who passed away,
in 1925 and its president.. ever founded the Jordanian British
and whose names are perpetuated on the Memorial Tablets of the synagogue.
since, died Sunday at age 74.
Friendship Fund to deal with
Mr. Shecter, a native of Russia, hardship among refugees of the
B. THE OREN KODESH-HOLY ARK—dedicated by the family of Joseph Megdatl,
came to Grand Rapids more than Six-Day War.
honor of their mother, Bertha Migdal, and in memory of their father, Jacob Migdal
50 years ago.
"But some time before the date
A member of Cong. Ahavas Is- of issue, (of new Jordanian stamp),
C. THE BIMAH—dedicated by the sons and daughters in memory of parents' Isaac
rael, he was active in charitable Mrs. McKay, on one of her fre-
and Eva Wainer .
and cultural activities, including quent trips. to Jordan, was invited
the founding of the Jewish Com- by El Fatah, the Palestinian terror-
D. THE NER—TOMID—ETERNAL LIGHT—dedicated by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jonas
munity Fund. He was a patron of ist organization, to read speeches
and family in memory of their son, Robert Jonas.
Jewish arts and literature, was ac- to.,:them ;which,: she has made in
E. 'THE OMID—tANTOR'S LECTERN '' dedicated by the Sam Cohen Family in mem-
tive in the sale of bonds for Israel the Commons. She rode into an
ory of parents, Israel and Gussie Cohen .
and was a member of Bnai Brith, El Fatah camp perched on a mule.
Workmen's Circle and the Jewish
"The day for the issue of the
F.
TWO
MENORAHS—dedicated by Mrs. Rose Grossman in memory of her son, Philip
Labor Committee.
stamp of Mrs. McKay has long
Grossman . . .
Surviving are his wife, Ida H.; a passed. No stamp. No weeping,
daughter, Mrs. Abe (Rose) Drasin; Mrs. McKay. The Jordanian Em-
four sisters, Mrs. Martin Epstein, bassy in London comments: "Ac-
Congregation Beth Jacob Mogain Abraham, Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Mr. A. M. Silver-
Mrs. Mendel Kleiman and Mrs. tually, it was just an idea which
stein, President, Mr. Hillel L. Abrams, President, Rabbi Solomon P. Wohlgelernter,
Ben Pollock and Mrs. Harry Yager got brushed aside. In fact, they
bi David M. Lieberman, Dean.
of Chicago; four grandchildren and changed their minds about having
K.....
three gi eal,-a arid chlitt ea.
.
„..
Grand Rapids
News Notes
Registration
FALL SEMESTER now Open
.
„,q
Call: 398-1177 or 342-8126
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
Congregation Beth Jacob Mogain Abraham
MEMORIAL DEDICATIONS
11
11 if T7
1111 J. 1111 Al Ca y VA
C
AA11J.
•••
• •