THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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friday, September 26, 1969-9

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Community
Calemlar

J oseph Megilell Named

Associate Chairman
of UJA Institute

Ethkard Ginsberg. general chair-
Sept. 27 — Temple Beth El Sister- man of the United Jewish Appeal,
hood Sukkot Luncheon, announced that Joseph Megdell
noon again will be associate chairman
28—USY Dinner, 7 pin. of the 1970 WA Midwest Leader-
ship institute to be held Jan. 9
Cong. Beth Israel
Cong.
I —Senior Friendship Club and 10 at the Chase Park Plaza
Party, 8 p.m. Temple Hotel, St. Louis.
Beth El
Megdell will assist in the plan-
29—Beth Israel Sisterhood ning and f n c '
12:30 tinning of the in-
B o a rd Meeting,
stitute, which
p.m.
will help for
set the
the
—Temple Beth El Board climate

Meeting, 8 p.m.
30—Cultural Com mitte. 1970 campaign.
This chairman-
Meeting, 8 p.m., home of ship,
which he
Dr. Arnold Schaffer
also
held
last
—Bnai Brith Board Meet-
ing, 8:30, home of Dr. year, is another

Oct. 1—B e t h Israel Sisterhood civic duties for
Megdell. Past
Megdell
Galloping Sukkot Lunch-
eon, 12:30 p.m., Cong. president of the Flint Jewish
Beth Israel Community Council, he served as
—UJA Operation Israel general chairman of the 1966 and
Meeting, 8 p.m., Phoenix 1967 Flint UJA campaigns and
Club led both to record-breaking highs.
2—Beth Israel Board Meet- Ile is a member of the National
United Jewish Appeal Campaign
itig, 8 p.m
3—Beth Israel Sisterhood Cabinet and the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds
SObbath Dinner, 6p.m.
committee on campaign services.
! ,
Ile has received many awards for
Beth Israel Sisterhood members leadership and , generosity.
and their friends will meet at the
synagogue to board buses for a
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"Galloping Sukkot Luncheon" 12:30 Operation Israel Meeting
p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Jacob Wan-, Dr. Leon Rosky, chairman of
ner, chairman, reports that cock- the 1970 Flint United Jewish Ap-
tails, lunch and dessert will be peal, announced that Mordekhai
served in pukkot at the homes of Tel-Tsur, representing the Israeli
Mesdames , Ben Adler, Raymond ConsUlate of Chicago, will be at
Faller, Beitzion Gotlib, Sam Got- the Phoenix Club 8 p.m. Wednes-

lib, Philip, Kitschner and Arnold day to transmit information on the
gram chairmen are current military situation in Is-
Schaffer. Pro
Mrs. Murray Moss and Mrs. Sam rael. Flint's second one-week Mis-
Gotlib. Reservations by Tuesday sion to Israel, scheduled for Jan.
may be' made with Mrs. Nat Edel- 18, will be discussed.
Dr. Rosky stressed that there
berg, 235-5168, or Mrs. James
Fink, 235- 320. A family Sabbath would be no solicitation of funds.
dinner wil , be held 6 p.m. Oct. 3.
Chairmen are Mrs. Herbert Koe-
nig and b rs. Frances Hertz Re-
Youth on
servations by Tuesday may be
made by calling Mrs. Arthur Hurd
the Move
and, 239-0549, or Mrs. Ira Marder,
239-0832. Services will follow.
i Opening its year with a blast,
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Temple Beth El Sisterhood will United Synagogue Youth has plan-
hold its annual Sukkot luncheon ned a "Hello Columbus" happen-
Saturday, immediately following ing to which they have invited all
Sukkot services. Chairman is Mrs. eligible 8th-12th graders and their
Morton Stanley. parents to a dinner and program
I7 p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth Is-
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Bnai Brith Women, at its next rael. There is no charge. Speakers
Oct.
21
at
Bill
Knapp's
will
include Larry Stern, youth di
meeting
Restaurant, will turn its attention . rector of Cong. Shaarey Zedek;
to community service. Mrs. Wit...! Steve Richmond. regional USY
Bain Darriton, director of public President; and Neil Cooper, re-
Information of the Genesee County gional ruach (spirit) chairman
Community Mental Health Serv- Guitar playing and folk singing
ices, will ;discuss the program of will be by Debbie Gottlieb.
.
the Volunteer Bureau, in which
H. Shoichet and Warren
openings remain. Volunteers may D. Sandor
Siegel are among 26 high school j
work in the school volunteer pro- seniors
from
the Flint area who
court volun-
gram, or as juvenile court
family are
semifinalists in the National
a
teers, assigned
to
a
gives friendship and Merit Scholarship competition. The
to which she
semifinalists are the highest scor-
help.
Orientation meetings for
interested' parties are held at 9 ers in their state on the qualifying

on Tuesday. Thurs. test, which was given last Feb-
a.rn. and 7 p.m. at the YMCA. Gene- ruary to 750.000 seniors in 17,250
day and Oct. 8
see Childien's Facility and Pro- schools.
0
bate Court, respectively.
Anglo-Israel League
Holds First Meeting
Comings ...
Despite Arab Threats

and
... Goings

At the !Michigan State Modica
Society's 104th annual scientifii
sessions and the annual mecum:
of the society's house of delegates
In Detroit. oral surgeon Dr. Ai .0

old B. Schaffer will speak Thur,,-
day on "Oral Lesions Commonly
Seen in Industrial Practice."

Do not remove a fly from your
friend's forehead with a hatchet.—

Chinese Proverb.

LONDON (JTA)—The Anglo-
Israel Friendship League held its
inaugural meet ing in the South-
gate Town Hall ignoring threats
from Arab terrorist groups here.
The League is composed of non-
Jewish groups interested in fur-
tbering Anglo-Israeli friendship.
The meet ing was addressed by
Sir- Stephen McAddon, a Conser-
vative member of Parliament, and
Moshe Davis. educational director
of the .TewiSh National Fund here.
About 40 persons. applied for mem-
bership.

I Lansing Dateline I.

Kosher Meal Plan,
Center Established
on MSU Campus

Grand Rapids
News Notes

Oct. 1-11adassah Meeting
2—Temple Emanuel Sister- '-
hood Board Meeting
3—Consecration Service,
Orthodox services and kosher
Temple Emanuel
meals are now available in East
Lansing, where seven Michigan
State University students have
rented a three-story house at 146
Basica.
The first floor houses a syna-
gogue, kitchen and dining room.
while the second and third floors
contain bedrooms for resident stu-
dents. The kitchen and dining
room have been established through
a Young Israel loan and through a
gift from Mr. and Mrs. Max Biber.
They will be operated under the
supervision of Rabbi James Gor-
don of Young Israel of Oak-Woods,
Oak Park.
Two meal plans are offered: a
term program of 60 meals for $30
and single meals by reservation at
$1.50 each.
For information, call the house
at 1 - 517 - 351 - 8188, or in Detroit, call
Rabbi Gordon, 398 - 1177.

England
invades
Detroit!

Under the auspices of the Lu-
bavitch Youth Organization, a
center has been established, with
synagogue facilities to accom-
modate 40.50. A library of reli-
gious books has been started by
Charles Feinberg of Detroit.

Among the activities planned for
the coming year are classes for
the children of faculty members,
a twice-weekly student-faculty
Mishna study group and a lecture
series. For information on this pro-
gram, call the house or Detroit
area Lubavitcher center, 398-2611.
All MSU students and faculty, as
well as Lansing-East Lansing resi-
dents are invited to drop in,

Flint Leaders to Meet
Mrs. Meir in New York

Alfred Klein, president of the
Flint Jewish Community Council,
Louis Kasle, Joseph Megdell and
Edward Osher will be in New York
Monday to meet and hear the
prime minister of Israel, Mrs.
Golda Meir.
Klein stated that "this is not
only a rare opportunity to gain
first-hand information on the cur-
rent Middle East situation, but
also a privilege to meet a woman
who has gained the admiration and
respect of the entire world. We
hope to be able to bring back and
impart some of the drive and con-
viction that has enabled this out-
standing lady to guide Israel
through the troubled waters of
growth and independence," he
said.

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