THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday; November 29, 1968
Flint News
N.M
Cornmurtal Calendar
Nov. 30—Pre-USY Square Dance,
7:30 p.m., Cong. Beth Is-
rael
Dec. 1—Forum '69 Cultural Series
Max Dimont, 8:30 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Israel
2—Council Budget and Allo-
cations Subcommittee on
Community Relations and
National Service Agencies,
noon, Council office
Greater Flint Ministerial
Association Lunch, 11:45
a.m., Cong. Beth Israel
State of Israel Bonds Re- 1
ception, 8 p.m., home of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Agree',
3—Temple Beth El Sister-
hood Board Meeting,
12:30 p.m.
Bnai Brith Meeting, 8:30
p.m.
Council Yo ung Leader-
ship M eetin g, 8 p.m.,
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Schreiber
Joint Adult Education, 8
p.m. Temple Beth El
Joint Sisterhood St u d y
Group, 9 a.m., Cong. Beth
Israel
4—Council Budget and Allo-
cations Subcommittee on
Overseas and Israel
Agencies, noon, Council
office
Beth Is r a el Sisterhood
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
5—Cong. Beth Israel Board
Meeting, 8 p.m.
JWVA B o a rd Meeting,
8:30 p.m.
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Wednesday 12:30 p.m. A weight-
watchers luncheon will be served.
Hostesses are Mrs. Esther Harris
and Mrs. Syd Osher. Rabbi Hillen
Millgram will speak on "The Jew
in Post-Election America." Recent-
ly returned from the national con-
vention of the National Women's
League of the United Synagogue
of America held at the Concord,
are delegates Mesdames Max Lin-
der, Mason Himelhoch and Gilbert
Kaplan.
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Youth on
the Move
A square dance will be held 7:30
p.m. Saturday at Cong. Beth Is-
rael. The dance will be the first
activity for the new youth group,
Pre-USY, for seventh and eighth
graders. Students will meet in the
canteen for dancing and refresh-
ments. There will be no charge.
*
Temmie Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morrie Young, appeared
in the cast of Central High
School's senior class presentation
of "The Importance of Being
Earnest."
*
The Junior Congregation of Cong.
Beth Israel elected as officers for
the coming year, Leslie Schafer,
president; Brad Newman, vice
president; Jonathan Pines, gabbai;
Jeff Kaplan, secretary; and Jeff
Bernard, treasurer.
Joey Adams Heads
Pines Dinner Program
Entertainer Joey Adams will
head the program at the testimon-
ial dinner in honor of Jacob Pines,
Jewish communal leader, 6:30
p.m. Dec. 8 at Cong. Beth Israel.
Louis Kasle, chairman of the
Flint Committee for State of Israel
Bonds, said the dinner, which will
celebrate the 20th anniversary of
the State of Israel, will be on be-
half of State of Israel Bonds.
For tickets, call Mrs. Sol Schafer,
ticket chairman, 233-3876.
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Committee
Reports
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Phamphlet Describes
Czechoslovakia's Fate
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A pamphlet explaining the back-
ground of the critical situation in
Czechoslovakia has been issued
here by the News and Letters
Group.
Entitled "Czechoslovakia — Rev-
olution and Counter-Revolution,"
the brochure condemns the terror
that has been imposed upon work-
ers in the land that has been
placed under USSR domination.
Dick McAuliffe, Tiger second
baseman, made only nine errors in
151 games in 1968.
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Dr. William Bernard, Mrs. Irving
Mrs. Ronald Goldstein, Dr.
Max I. Dimont, author of "Jews, Bernstein,
Bernard Harris, Mrs. Jack Kippelman,
God and History," will speak 8:30 Hy Klein. Mrs. Peter Kronick, James
Lebster,
Dr.
Bert Marx, Michael Pe la-
p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth Israel, nr,.
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Philip Agree, Mrs. Jerome Arenson,
first in a series of Mrs. William Sallies, Harry Binder,
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Mrs. Ben Bayer, Edwin Elk, Dr. Eve-
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Golden, Mrs. Saul Gorne, Dr. Nat
Finland and came Gross, Dr. Erwin Gutowitz, Julius Hu-
rand, Dr. Ira Marder, Mrs. Seymour
to the United Osher, Mrs. Sydney Rachwal, Dr. Leon
States in 1930, is Rosky, Dr. Arnold Schaffer, Israel Send-
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Saul Syde and Mrs. Sidney Wolin.
a lecturer on historical and biblical ler, The
subcommittee on health and
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and several European languages meeting noon Dec. 11 consists of:
was of help during his seven years' I Is adore Beren, Lawrence Covitz,
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,Murray
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Jack
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be a lecture on "Negro-Jewish Re- R
Shaprow and Mrs. Robert
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The subcommittee on local agen-
director of the American Jewish I cies and services and administra-
Congress, Jan. 26, at Temple Beth tion meeting noon Dec. 17 consists
El; concert by the Israel Chamber of the following members of the
Orchestra, 8 p.m. Feb. 9 at Whiting executive committee:
Har Binder,
enson, i n Harry
Auditorium; a program of folk
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Marvin Faller,
song by Joe and Penny Aronson, Lawrence
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M. Golden, Dr. SaitTl Gov
March 30 at Cong. Beth Israel; Will is iamcalreenebraeudmicle Ahr,thur Hurand,
and a talk by Robert St. John, war
correspondent and author, on
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April 20 at Beth El,
Frankel Gorney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gorney, will be called
to the Tora as Bar Mitzva Dec, 7
at Temple Beth El.
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Mrs. Jack Kippelman was hos
tess for a meeting of the League of
Michael Berck, son of Dr. and
Women Voters of Flint, of which a Mrs. Jack Berck, will be called to
new member of the nominating the Tora as Bar Mitzva Dec. 7 at
committee is Mrs. Morris Rosen- Cong. Beth Israel.
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The Genesee County District
Dental Society and its auxiliary are
making plans for the annual Star-
dust Ball Dec. 7. Serving on the
committee are Dr. and Mrs. Milton
Louis Kasle, chairman of the
Panzer and Dr. and Mrs. Harold
Budget and Allocations Committee,
Mallon.
announces the schedule of subcom-
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Temple Beth El Brotherhood will of the 1968 United Jewish Appeal
sponsor a breakfast 10 a.m. Sun- Campaign will be allocated. All
day. Lox and bagels will be served. meetings will be held in the Coun-
A speaker will address the break- cil office.
fast. open to the community.
Co-chairmen are Dr. H. M. Gold-
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en, B. Morris Pelavin, Dr. Saul
Beth Israel Sisterhood will meet Gorne, Gilbert Rubenstein and
Arthur Hurand.
The subcommittee on community
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ABRAHAM LETS LOT CHOOSE
FIRST, Gen. 13:1-11 CBP-115
JOSEPH HAS STRANGE DREAMS,
Gen. 37:1-11 CBP-116
JOSEPH IS SOLD BY HIS BROTH-
ERS, Gen. 37:13-36 CBP-1 17
JOSEPH IS KIND TO HIS BROTH-
ERS, Gen. 42:1.45:15 CBP-1 18
BABY MOSES IS KEPT SAFE,
Ex. 1:17, 2:1-9 CBP-119
ISRAEL CROSSES THE RED SEA,
Ex. 12:30-39 CBP-120
GOD GIVES THE LAW TO MOSES
Ex. 19, 20, 24, 32, 34 CBP-121
THE PEOPLE BUILD A TABER-
NACLE, Ex. 35:4-40:38 CBP-122
GOD GIVES HANNAH A SON,
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I Som. 1:1-22
SAMUEL LIVES IN GOD'S HOUSE,
CBP-124
I Som. 2:1-3:21
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I Som. 17:12-15; Ps. 23, CBP-125
DAVID MEETS GOLIATH,
I Som. 17:1-53
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DAVID IS CHOSEN TO BE KING,
I Sam. 15:10.16:13
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DAVID SPARED SAUL'S LIFE,
I Sam. 26:1-25
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ELIJAH MEETS BAAL'S PRIESTS,
I Kings 18:17-46
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ELISHA HELPS A POOR WIDOW,
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GOD CREATES LAND, WATER
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GOD MADE THE FIRST FAMILY,
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KING JOASH REPAIRS GOD'S
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EZRA TEACHES GOD'S WORD,
Neh. 8:1-9:3 CBP-136
REBEKAH IS A WILLING WORK-
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