8—Friday, March 7, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint News
Jubilee for Beth Israel Women
Beth Israel Sisterhood will hold' clubs throughout the country. Mrs.
its 38th annual donor dinner-dance Samuel Gotlib is toastmistress for
and celebrate its 50th anniversary the evening.
this weekend.
The Jewish Ladies Auxiliary of
'
The golden jubilee will start 9 Flint, organized in 1918 under the
a.m. Saturday with many sister- leadership of Rabbi A. M. Alkon
hood past presidents participating with Mrs. Edward Rosenberg as
in religious services. ' first president, merged in 1919
They are Mesdames Philip with the Agudas Achas group,
Fisher, Hyman Leff, Jack Rabin, also formed in 1918. As Beth
Joseph Rubin, David Wolin, Sam- Israel Sisterhood, they were led
uel Laro, Sidney Wolin, Ruddy by Mrs. Harry Bernstein, first
Mittleman, Irving Bernstein and elected president.
Max Linder, now in office. A In a Jewish community paper
dated Oct. 4, 1920, there was the
kidush will follow services.
Sisterhood members of long following " announcement: "Beth
standing will be honored at the Israel Sisterhood announced the
donor 6 p.m. Sunday. There will donation of $1,000 towards the!
be dancing to Charles Speight's building of the new Jewish Center 1
orchestra and entertainment by on McFarlan Street." This was to1
Ron Coden, who has appeared on be the home of Cong. Beth Israel 1
the Joey Bishop Show and in night- for many years. Throughout the'
past 50 years, Beth Israel Sister-1
hood has continued this service of
providing funds for the education
of the children and beautification
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of the synagogue. A major portion
of the proceeds from the donor din-
ner is earmarked for the Beth
March 9—Council Tween Bowling Israel board of education. Many
for
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t he
Program, 3 p.m.. Town
;Beth Israel Sisterhood are third-
and Country Lanes
11.JAHC Art Exhibit, 2-6' 1 and fourth-generation members.
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golf
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General chairmen
p.m., Temple Beth El
jubilee celebration a r e Mr s Isa-
-Beth Israel Sisterhood dore Sugarman
arman and Mrs Bernard
.
Donor Dinner, 6 p.m.
sted by :
1 Harris. They are assisted
10—Hadassah Bokci Meet- 1 tickets, Mrs. Ruddy Mittleman and
ing, 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Gordon Suber, aided by Mrs.
Mrs. Edwin Elk ' Louis Kasle and Mrs. Herman
— City of Hope Executive Richman; reservations, Mrs. Harry
Weisberger and Mrs. Arthur Silver-
Board Meeting, 8:30
man; decorations, Mrs. Gerald I
p.m., home of Mrs.
Schreiber; publicity, Mrs. Irving
James Weisberg
11—Joint- Sisterhood Study Katz; book editor, Mrs. Milton
Group, 9:30 a.m., Cong. Siegel; donor book chairman, Mrs.
Beth Israel , Edward Osher, with Mrs. Mason
Himelhoch and Mrs. Robert Katz
— Joint Sisterhood Meet-
as co-chairmen; and honorary
ing, 12:30 p.m., Temple
chairman, Mrs. Morris Gold.
Beth El
Memorials are being taken by
— Joint Adult Education, 8 Mrs. Sam Blum; and Mrs. Aaron
p.m., Temple Beth El
Makrower and Mrs. Ted Vinacow
—Bnai Brith Women Board are in charge of the directory.
Meeting, 8:30 p.m., home
Mrs. Ted Goldberg ' -T
Teens Start
il Youth Activities T emple
12—Council
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Program, 7:30 p.m.,
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13—Council Social Welfare A seed planted by the Temple
Beth El youth group has blossom-
Committee Meeting,
ed into a full-scale project, in
Noon. Council office
which two church groups are help-
— ZOA Meeting. 8:30 p.m. ing perform a weekly "mitzva."
—JWVA Meeting, 8:30 p.m
Upon a suggestion of Michigan
State Temple Youth, following a
Temple Beth El Sisterhood will successful project in Detroit, the
host the Sisterhood of Cong. Beth Temple Youth in Flint launched a
Israel at the annual combined sis- program of tutoring students at
terhood luncheon meeting 12:30 Pierce School two months ago.
p.m. Tuesday. The Festival Danc- Once a week, the young people
ers of the Detroit Jewish Center spent an hour after school offer-
will dance to the "Chichester ing help where it was needed at
Psalms," with music composed by Pierce.
The project caught on with
Leonard Bernstein. A donor dinner-
St. Paul's Episcopal Church and
dance 7 p.m. March 22 is being
the Unitarian Church, whose
prepared, according to Mrs. Lewis
youth groups now participate.
Sanford, publicity chairman.
Some 20 to 25 teen-agers are in-
"Everything Is Coming Up Roses"
volved.
is the theme for the affair, which
Mrs. Louis Hurwitz, temple
will feature Art Bartner's orches-
tra and professional dance demon- youth adviser, said she believes
strations. Co-chairmen are Mrs. the project will be continued next
James Lebster and Mrs. Erwin' year. They annually have a pro-
Gutowitz. Mrs. Milton Warren and ject to help others; last year, their
Mrs. Marshall Cossman are din- mitzva was helping blind children
ner chairmen; while Mrs. Michael learn to bowl.
Melet and Mrs. Bruce Foote are
planning decorations. Mrs. Rich-
Man is the only animal that
ard Thal is in charge of the pro- laughs and weeps; for he is the
gram book; calling chairmen are only animal that is struck with the
Mrs. Jerome Arenson and Mrs. difference between what things are
Murray Rulney; and financial and what they might have been.
—William Hazlitt.
secretary is Mrs. Emil Schupack.
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Community
Calendar,
Interfaith `Mitzva'
Initial Gifts Dinner Sniping Along Suez Draws Warning
Postponed Due to From Israel; Odd Bull Blames Egypt
TEL AVIV — An Israeli soldier machine was slightly injured Tues-
Eshkol's Death
was wounded by an Egyptian snip- day by a bazooka shell fired from
Due to the death of Levi Eshkol, er Wednesday along the Suez
prime minister of the state of Canal about 30 miles north of Port
Israel, Yosef Aharon Almogi, Is- Tewfik. a military spokesman an-
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raeli minister of labor, who
was nounced. He was the eighth Israeli
to have been the speaker at the soldier to be hit by a sniper's bul-
United Jewish Appeal Initial Gifts let along the canal in recent
Dinner next Tuesday, has been weeks.
called back to Israel.
The growing incidence of sniping
The dinner has been reschedul- on the waterway drew a warning
ed for 6:30 p.m. March 27, at the to Egypt Tuesday from Maj. Gen.
Chaim Bar-Lev chief of staff of
University Club.
The Flint Jewish Community Israel's armed forces. Speaking at
Council issued a statement ex- a press luncheon, Gen. Bar-Lev
pressing sadness at the death of said Cairo was mistaken if it
Mr. Eshkol. It said, in part, "All thought that Israel would react
men who cherish peace and free- only to artillery barrages but not
dom have lost an eloquent cham- to other forms of cease-fire viola-
pion of human dignity. And we in tions such as sniping.
He said if the Egyptians did
the United States have lost a true
not soon decide to discontinue
and beloved friend.
we will have to help
sniping,
"His dream was the 2.000-year-
them reach such a decision."
ofhispeceopulnetryia
b e
. 1 dream
United Nations Secretary Gen-
's our own
a free
land, the land of Zion and Jeru- , eral U Thant this week expressed
alarm
that sniping along the Suez
salem'. His entire life was dedicat-
ed to the fulfillment of that dream. ! Canal cease-fire line could esca-
late into serious fighting between
"And as we mourn his passing,
Israeli and Egyptian forces.
we pray that his final dream may
Thant's warning was in response
soon be achieved: the dream of a
to a report by the chief of the
l asting peace."
UN's cease-fire observation corps,
Lt. Gen. Odd Bull of Norway.
Gen. Bull warned of the serious-
ness of the sniping and said that
in most cases it was initiated by
the Egyptians.
(Bar-Lev said Tuesday that Israel
In the 12th annual Michigan could maintain its occupation of
Mathematics Prize Competition, captured Arab territories indefin-
Warren Siegel, son of Mrs. Rich- itely if necessary with relatively
ard Siegel, scored above the 96 per- , little strain on the country's econ-
centile and qualified for a second omy and manpower resources. Ad-
test. A total of 1,085 students from dressing a press luncheon here, he
293 high schools took the second said the occupation would continue
exam, and Warren placed 29th in as long as the Arabs refused to
the state. Warren, a j unior at come to the peace table.
Flint Northern High School, was
(He said strikes by students and
competing against juniors and teachers in the occupied territories
seniors.
could not be considered a serious
problem and that Israel could eas-
ily cope with them as well as with
`Jews Have Blown Up
Arab terrorism. While it is not
possible to eliminate guerrilla ac-
Black Anti-Semitism'
tivities entirely, they can and are
WASHINGTON (JTA) — A rab-
being held to an absolute minimum,
bi who is a consultant on anti- Bar Lev said.)
poverty programs called on Ameri-
An Israeli operating a scraping
can Jews Monday to "come to
their senses" and stop exaggerat-
ing the extent of black anti-
Semitism.
Rabbi Jonathan Prinz address-
ed thre biennial national conven-
tion of the American Jewish Con-
gress' Women's division. He is
the son of Dr. Joachim Prinz of
Newark, former president of the
AJCongress.
Jordanian territory at a field near
Neve Urr in the Beisan Valley. Is-
raeli forces returned the fire.
A military court in Gaza sen-
tenced six Arabs to jail terms of
from four to 12 years for trans-
porting anti-vehicle mines. The ac-
cused, members of El Fatah. were
captured in a clash with Israeli
troops.
Temperance? I would call it the
exercise of our faculties and Or-
gans in such a manner as to com-
bine the maximum of pleasure
with the minimum of pain.
—Norman Douglas.
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He charged that hostility and
prejudice spread in New York
City after the teacher's strike.
He accused the Jewish-led,
largely Jewish United Federation
of Teachers of helping to "in-
fect and even poison the at-
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lash" by duplicating and dis-
tributing thousands of copies
of an anti-Semitic flyer put out
by some black extremists.
"Anti-Semitism must be con-
demned and fought whatever it
appears," Rabbi Prinz said. "But
let us place it in its limited con-
text and perspective."
Another speaker, Rabbi Henry
Siegman, executive vice president
of the Synagogue Council of Ameri-
ca, said it was not true that black
anti-Semitism was "just another
variety of anti-white racism" but
rather is "a racist disease that in
the past brought deadly effects to
the Jews."
He, Rabbi Prinz and Mrs.
Charles Snitow, president of the
AJCongress' Women's Division.
urged Jews not to abandon their
traditional support of civil rights
for Negroes.
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