i Flint Community News ... UJA Campaign, Israel Emergency Fund Will Be Led by Community's Leaders Leaders in local Jewish com- munity affairs have accepted key posts in the 1969 Flint United Jew- ish Appeal Campaign, supporting the United Jewish Appeal and Israel Emergency Fund. The announcement came from Michael A. Pelavin, who heads the drive in Flint. Associate chairman is Dr. Leon Rosky. Other posts have been filled as follows: Honorary chairmen, Jacob Pines and Israel Sendler; campaign co- ordinator, Joseph Megdell; special gifts, Samuel Catsman; initial gifts, Alfred Klein, chairman, and Arthur Hurand and Gilbert' Y. Rubenstein, co-chairmen; advance gifts; Alfred Klein, chairman; and Dr. Ira Marder and Dr. Jack Stanzler, co-chairmen; key gifts, Dr. Saul Gorne, chairman, and Philip Agree and Edwin Schrei- ber, co-chairmen; young leader- ship, Dr. William Bernard and Ronald Goldstein, co-chairmen; intermediate gifts, Harry Binder, chairman, and Murray Moss and Martin Suber, co-chairmen; gen- eral solicitation, Jacob Pines, chairman; and women's division, Mrs. Saul Gorne, Mrs. Peter Kro- nick and Mrs. Michael Pelavin. RosIty Pelavin The campaign cabinet consists of Dr. Eli Bernstein, Leonard Bragman, Lawrence Covitz, Edwin Elk, Louis Epstein, Dr. H. M. Golden, Sanders Goodstein, Dr. Erwin Gutowitz, Dr. Bernard Har- ris, Max Harris, Dr. Stanley Kel- ler, Lawrence Kaplan, James Lebster, Bernard Lovitky, Carl Myers, B. Morris Pelavin, Dr. Milton Rosenbaum, Dr. Arnold Schaffer, Abe Schreiber, Gerald Schreiber, Dr. Eli Shapiro and Jan. 5—Forum '69 Cultural Series: Jack Shaprow. "These dedicated men and Max Dimont, 8:30 p.m.. women have accepted respon- Cong. Beth Israel sibilities that rank first in the 6—Hadassah Board Meeting, minds and hearts of all Jews 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs Boris Kreel Forum '69 Council Personnel Commit- tee Meeting, noon, Council Cultural Series office Temple Beth El Special Board Meeting, 8:30 p.m. Jan. 5, 1969, 8:30 p.m. 7—Joint Sisterhood Study Group, 9:30 a.m., Temple Cong. Beth Israel Beth El (Tickets may be purchased Group Dynamics Training at the door) Session for UJA Young Leadership Division, 8 p.m., Southmoor Country Club Joint Adult Education, 8 p.m., Cong. Beth Israel 8—Group Dynamics Training Session for UJA Women's Mrs. Beatrice Finkelstein, con- Division, 9 a.m. and 12:15 p.m., Southmoor Country sultant on the staff of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Club Funds, will be in Flint Tuesday 9—Council Executive Commit- and Wednesday to conduct Group tee Meeting, 8 p.m., home Dynamics Worker Training Ses- of Louis Kasle sions for the 1969 United Jewish Appeal Campaign. At 8 p.m. Tuesday in Southmoor Country Club, members of the Young Leadership Division will gather. Chairmen Dr. William Ber- nard and Ronald Goldstein are making the arrangements. Sessions will be held 9 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Wednesday at South- moor for the Women's Division. Chairmen Mrs. Saul Gorne, Mrs. Peter Kronick and Mrs. Michael Pelavin announced that no woman will be permitted to solicit cards this year unless she has participat- ed in the seminar. Community Calendar MAX DIMONT Campaign Leaders to Train Workers in Group Dynamics Borim-Kasle Betrothal Announced at Dinner MISS SHERYL BORIM At a dinner-dance for family and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Borba- of Sunset Ave., Oak Park, announced the. engagement of their daughter Sheryl Rose to Jerome Frederick Kasle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kasle of Woodlawn Park Dr, Miss Borim attends the Univer- sity of Michigan, where her fiance, a 11-M graduate, is a senior in the school of medicine. The couple is planning a June 8 wedding. Get yourself a little place in the country. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 3, 1969-27 Comings and Goings Eng agements ... today," said Pelavin. "It is gratifying to be able to announce committee aides of such high caliber. Their leadership should assure the success of the most important campaign ever under- taken for the UJA. "We hope for a community re- sponse as great, if not greater, than was evidenced last spring of 1967, the beginning of the crisis in Israel," said Pelavin. "If any- thing, the crisis is intensified dur- ing this long period of time in which a peace settlement is being sought. Israel's economy has suf- fered from the war, and her tax- payers can no longer afford to share in the care of the 500,000 unabsorbed immigrants who still need help of all kinds, desperate- ly and immediately" Dr. Rosky further pointed out that even with this great need overseas„ local and national agen- cies must continue to function to maintain a strong American Jewry. Rabbi William A. Greenebaum II of Temple Beth El has been re- elected chairman of the Greater Flint Interfaith Community Coun- cil. Formerly vice chairman, he was elevated to the chairmanship in August to fill a vacancy. Focus: Russian Jewry Dr. Herbert Rudman will give a talk on "Russian Jewry—Prob- lems and Its Future" 8 p.m. Jan. 15 in Temple Beth El. Dr. Rudman, professor of edu- cation at Michigan State Univer- sity, has made several trips to the Soviet Union and has an intimate knoweldge of what is happening to Jews and Judaism there. PRESENTS Hal Gordon MUSIC COVILLE FOR THE TOPMOST IN DIRECT COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY Featuring HOME PORTRAITS • • BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS UN 3-8982 UN 3-5730 BAR MITZVAS • WEDDINGS Phone 626-6546 For an Early Appointment Chen/DE& CLEARING OUT O STOCK YARNS • HANDBAGS ur Entire 2 .0 to 50% OFF • You select from Thousands of handbags • We carry the finest domestic & imported yarns only • Free knitting instructions DOOR BUSTER SPECIALS Brunswick Knitting Worsted 100% Wool, 4-Oz. Skeins 175 Famous Maker HANDBAGS Choose from 56 colors Reg. $109 1.49 Reg. to 32.50 $6-$8-$10 Buy Now & Save! All Sales Final /Sorry No Charges! 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