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Communal Calendar
Oct. 13—Simhat Tora demonstra - most primitive conditions, Dr. Ver-
tion, 3 p.m., Wilson lee and his team encountered many
Park
unusual situations. Husbands and
guests are invited at no charge.
14—Shemini Atzeret
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15—Simhat Tora
Zionist Organization of America
Temple Beth El Sister
hood meeting 12:30 p.m will hold a seminar on "Why ZOA"
8 p.m. Thursday, at the home of
Joint Beth El-Beth Is
rael Adult Education Harry Binder, 1321 San Juan. New
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officers
are president, Benzion
8 p.m., Temple Beth E
Gotlib; vice president, Ruddy Mid-
16—H adassah Meeting, dleman; secretary, Soli Gaynor;
12:30 p.m., Temple Beth and treasurer, Murray Moss.
El
17—Z 0 A Meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Harry Binder
Cong. Beth Israel P T A
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Janet Golden Engaged
to Connecticut Attorney
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Hadassah will see a play based
on "Fiddler on the Roof" 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Hadassah
paid-up membership luncheon at
Temple Beth El. Under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Boris Kreel, the play
is entitled, "Fiddling for the Loot."
Luncheon will be prepared by the
past presidents of Hadassah. Wel-
coming new members will be Mrs.
Benzion Gotlib, membership vice-
president. Mrs. Arnold Schaffer
will give a report on the progress
of Hadassah's donor, scheduled
for Nov. 10.
Beth El Sisterhood will host Bet-
ty Benjamin, first vice president
of the National Federation of Tem-
ple Sisterhoods, as guest speaker
at the annual paid-up membership
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the temple. Mrs. Benjamin, of Cin-
cinnati, is a past president of the
Issac M. Wise Sisterhood there
and serves on the Issac Meyer
Wise Temple board. She was co-
chairman of the program commit-
tee for the 25th biennial conven-
tion of the NFTS in San Francisco
in 1965 and worked on a similar
committee for the 26th biennial in
Montreal in 1967. Women who pay
sisterhood dues on or before Tues-
day will be luncheon guests.
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Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
will send Hanuka packages to Jew-
ish servicemen. Those with names
and addresses of servicemen are
asked to notify Mrs. Oskar Singer,
767-2622.
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Flint Chapter, Bnai Brith Worn-
en, will meet in the community
room of Dort Mall, 8:30 p.m. Oct.
22. Mrs. Nathan Greenberg, pro-
gram chairman, announces that
Dr. David VerLee, ophthalmologist,
will give his account of a summer
with 10 other doctors from Har-
vard University who contributed
their time and talent to aid the
underprivileged in the British Solo-
mon Islands. Working under the
Beth El, Beth Israel Offer
Adult Education Courses
Temple Beth El and Cong. Beth
Israel are cosponsoring 10-week
adult education courses beginning
8 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Beth
El. The spring term, beginning
Jan. 7, will be held at Beth Is-
rael.
Three courses will be taught:
modern conversational Hebrew,
taught by the director of Beth
Israel's religious school, Moshe
Giskan; a course on the Bible,
specifically Genesis, using the Mel-
ton Research Center techniques,
taught by Mrs. Milton Barkman;
and basic themes in Jewish his-
tory, taught by Rabbi William
Greenebaum II of Beth El and Rab-
bi Ilillel Alillgram of Beth Israel.
The latter two courses will be
given • for teacher certification
credit to those who desire it, ac-
cording to the guidelines estab-
lished by the Jewish Education
Commission of the Flint Jewish
Community Council.
Argentine Government Fails to Repudiate
Flint Teen-Agers
Anti-Semitism, Jews Charge
Set Demonstration Increasing
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — The statement by Minister of Interior
Jewish community of Argentina is Dr. Guillermo Borda, who said the
for Soviet Jewry
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evidence was insufficient to con-
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The Flint Jewish Community
Youth Council will sponsor a Sim-
hat Tora demonstration 3 p.m.
Sunday at Wilson Park to express
solidarity with the Jews of Russia.
The Bnai Brith Youth groups,
Temple Youth Group and United
Synagogue Youth will lead sing-
ing and dancing, and there will be
songs by Cantor Abraham Ranani
of Cong. Beth Israel and by Mary
S m it h, national winner of the
Sound of Youth Contest.
Guests will include Mayor Floyd
J. McCree; Rev. Earle Ramsdell,
executive director of the Flint
Council of Churches; Rev. Tom
Sagendorf, executive director of
the Interfaith Action Council; Rab-
bis William Greenbaum H of Beth
El and Hillel Millgram of Beth Is-
rael; Edwin G. Shifrin, a member
of the Detroit Jewish Community
Council Culture Commission; and
Joseph Megdell, president of the
Flint Jewish Community Council.
In case of bad weather, the pro-
gram will be held at Temple Beth
El.
Inviting all youth to participate,
the youth council pointed out that
on Simhat Tora, thousands of Jew-
ish youth in Russia "sing and
dance all night outside the syna-
gogues to express their will to be
Jews in spite of religious and cul-
tural starvation. We want our
voices to be heard — we want the
Russian government to allow its
Jews to live as Jews."
elude that the fire was the result
tism in this country to which they of "criminal acts." A representa-
five
of the ministry of interior was
link the fire that destroyed a
$2,000,000 Israeli trade exhibition present at the DAIA sessions which
at the Buenos Aires fair grounds the newspaper "La Razon" de-
scribed as "secret." •
two weeks ago.
The DATA, Argentine Jewry's
central representative body, held
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an extraordinary session here Mon-
day attended by delegates from
SOUTH SEAS
the provinces, to consider the
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Dr. Issac Goldenberg, president
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of the DATA, said that anti-Semi-
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journals are freely circulated in
Buenos Aires and cemeteries are
desecrated. Only Sunday 25 swas-
tikas were painted on the walls of
the Jewish cemetery in the town
of Tablada.
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Dr. Goldenberg maintained that
the destruction of the Israeli pa-
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but part of a chain of events. He
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Dr. and Mrs. H. Maxwell Golden
of Flint announce the engagement
of their daughter Janet Sue to
Richard Joel Mandell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mandell of Willi-
mantic, Conn.
Miss Golden is a graduate of the
University of Michigan, where she
received a BA degree. Mr. Man-
dell is a graduate of Dartmouth
College and the University of
Michigan's law school. Last year,
a recipient of a Ford Fellowship,
he studied at the National Univer-
sity of Mexico, Mexico City.
A Nov. 2 wedding is planned.
Senior Friendship Club
Honors Dr. Evelyn Golden
and
Sgt. Gary A. Rotenberg, son of
Mrs. Maurice Rotenberg and the
late Mr. Rotenberg, is home from
Vietnam on a 30-day leave. Re-
cipient of a medal for meritorious
work, Sgt. Rotenberg will go to
Tampa for 11/2 years to complete
his four-year enlistment in the
air force.
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A new Mott program project,
Mobile Meals, was launched last
week to help older citizens get
proper meals, delivered by volun-
teers to their homes. Serving as
staff assistant is Bruce K. Smock.
a a a
Richard S. Heitzner, administra-
tive assistant for communications
at Flint Junior College, has been
named secretary of a new state-
wide group, Michigan Association
of Community College Public In-
formation Officers.
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The Lapeer Visiting Committee,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Esther Harris, held a Sukkot party
at the Lapeer State Home. Accom-
panying her were Mesdames Clara
Siegel, Esther Leavitt, Eva Fisher
and Ann Smith. Donations and re-
freshments were contributed by
Mesdames Joseph Weinstein, Sol
Schafer, Clara Siegel, Eva Hour-
vitz, Esther Harris and Blanche
Dunayer.
The Senior Friendship Club of
the Flint Jewish Community Coun-
cil at its annual Sukkot party Wed-
nesday in Cong. Beth Israel, hon-
ored Dr. Evelyn Golden, who has
been Council adviser to the group
since its inception, and who, with
her husband, Dr. H. Maxwell Gold-
en, recently returned from a trip
to Israel.
Toastmaster for the program was
B. Morris Pelavin. Greetings were
extended by Hy Bergman, execu-
tive director of the Council; Rabbi
Hillel Millgram and Rabbi Wil-
liam Greenebaum II.
In charge of the program were
Israel Sendler, Mrs. Rose Leff and
Mrs. Max Gotlib. Songs were pro-
vided by Cantor Abraham Ranani,
and Mrs. Dan Levy gave a presen-
tation on the Sukkot contest and
display held by Beth Israel.
Eric Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs
Officers of the Senior Friendship
Club are Mrs. Eva Fisher, presi- Elihu Brooks, will be called to the
dent; Mrs. Herman Acker and Tora as Bar Mitzva Saturday a
Mrs. Charles Hourvitz, vice presi- Temple Beth El.
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dents.
Jack Schafer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Schafer, will be cal-
Hebrew U. Prof to Speak led
to the.,Tora as Bar Mitzva
on Arabs at Beth El
Saturday at Cong. Beth Israel.
Temple Beth El's adult educa-
tion series will begin 8:30 p.m.
today with a discussion of "Prob-
lems of the Arab Minority in Is-
rael" by Prof. Jacob Landau of
the Hebrew University of Jerusa-
SILL -_ PEARLSTINE: Ronald
lem.
Newman Sill, son of Dr. Ervin Sill,
Dr. Landau is exchange profes- was married to Bena Pearlstine in
sor in the department of Near Huntington Valley, Pa., recently
Eastern languages and literatures and will make their home in Cocoa-
at Wayne State University. The nut Grove, Fla., where they are
lecture is open to the public with- both seniors at the University of
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