36—Friday, October 31, 1969
Flint Community News
Wilbur Cohen Due
at Temple Beth El
Walkathon for Soviet Jews Draws 200 Young Leaders
Set 2nd Session
The second meeting of the Flint
Jewish Community Council's
Young Leadership Training Pro-
gram will be held 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
' Gerald Schreiber.
Louis Kasle, past president of
the Flint Jewish Community Coun-
cil, who has been active in every
phase of Jewish
communal pro -
grams, will dis-
cuss the "History
of the Flint Jew- '
ish Community."
Wilbur J. Cohen, dean of the
Under the chair-
school of education at the Uni-
manship of Dr.
versity
of Michigan and former
and Mrs. Wil-,,,,-
secretary of health, education
Liam Bernard,'
and
welfare,
will be guest speak-
Mr. and Mrs.
er at Temple Beth El 8:30 p.m.
Ronald Goldstein
Nov.
7.
Cohen
will speak on
and Mr. and Mrs.
"New Goals for the 1970s" fol-
"Speak Out for Soviet Jewry" reads one sign carried in this
Schreiber, this
lowing Sabbath services. Auth-
crowd of more than 200 who marched from McFarlan Park to -the
year's young
or of several books and numer-
City Hall Oct. 19 in a religious freedom walkathon and rally to pre
leadership group
ous
articles in the social secur-
test discrimination and persecution of Jews in Russia and Iraq. It
includes the fol-
ity, health, welfare and educa-
lowing: Mr. and
was part of the annual Simhat Torah program sponsored by the
tion
fields, Cohen has been the
Flint Jewish Community Council, in cooperation with the Jewish
Mrs. Sam Gersh-
recipient of numerous awards
youth groups; AZA, BBG, Temple Youth, United Synagogue Youth.
inzon, Rabbi and Kasle
and citations. He is president of
Mrs. William Greenbaum II, Mr/ the National Conference on So-
and Mrs. Ted Himeloch, Mr. and
cial Welfare. Everyone is in-
Ann Le3sier Donor Event in the Works Mrs. Malcolm Isaacs, Mr. and vited.
Mrs. Harry Karsh, Mr. and Mrs•
Committees for the annual don- fer, Saul Shur, Seymour Stern, Franklin Kasle, Dr. and Mrs. Max
or luncheon of the Ann Lebster Charles Silverman, B. Wins-en, Kukler, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Mal-
Lansino. Dateline I
Chapter of Hadassah are at work I.ional Conn, Bruce Foote, Sol lon, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Plotnick.
on the Nov. 19 event to he held Wineman, Morris Goldenberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poweds, Mr.
Allison Fine, daughter of Mr.
at 12:30 p.m. at Cong. Beth Israel. Miss Florence Henry.
and Mrs. Carl Rittman. Dr. and
Mrs. Leonaid Shulman and Mrs. Nelson Schafer. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Francis Fine, 1700 Lind-
Mrs. Henry Schafer, general
Mrs. Harold Plotnik are chair- Barry Shapiro and Dr. and Mrs. berg, Lansing, has boarded ship
chairman, is assisted by co-chair-
men of decorations, with Mrs. Michael Wittenberg.
men Mrs. Jeorme Arenson and
for a study voyage to Europe, the
Nelson Schafei and Mrs. Ray-
Mrs. Marshall Cossman. Other
Mediterranean and South America
mond Failer assisting them. Mrs.
chairmen are Mrs. Sidney Hart-
in the World Campus Afloat Pro-
man, tickets, assisted by Mrs. Samuel Gossman and Mrs. Ray-
gram of Chapman College, Michi-
mond Engelman are doing the
Arthur Silverman and Mrs. Harry
publicity.
gan State University.
(Alice) Katz; Mrs. Hyman Loikrec
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and Mrs. H. H. Kesten, donor book.
The lunch is being prepared by •
with Mrs. Asher Marder and Mrs. Mrs. Jerold Mills. Mrs. Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. Sy Lurie of East
Joseph Megdell; Mrs. Morris Gold- Lovitky and Mrs. Harry (Mary)
Lansing, are the grandparents of
Katz. Their committee includes Nov. 2—Michigan Bnai Brith Coun
enberg, statements.
oil Fall Conference, 8:30 Kelley Dee P a 1 m e r, born to
Mrs. Joseph Weinstein and Mrs. Mesdames Stuart Voight, Ben Ep-
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oak- Michael and Susan Palmer. The
Barry Feldman are in charge of stein, S. Sidell, Harry (Alice)
' wood' Couritry Club.
great-grandparents are Mr. and
tributes, assisted by Mesdames Katz, and Andrew Winston.
2—Beth Israel PTA Meeting. Mrs. Herbert Shinberg.
Sidney Schechet. Joseph Ruben,
Setting tables will be Mesdames
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7:30 p.m.
Meyer Wienstein, Isadore Beren. Ruddy Mittleman, Raymond En-
Morton Bernstein, Leonard Brag- gelman, Ralph Hourvitz, David
3—Young Leadership Train-
The second adult education ses-
man, Joseph Bean, Sam Blum; Schafer, Richard Siegel, Louis
ing Program. 7:30 p.m., sion of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
Saul Markey, Rueben Pacernik. Harris, Joseph Schafer, Jerome
home of Mr. and Mrs. be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the
A. Natchez. Leon Rosky, Herman Arcnson and Marshall Cossman.
Gerald Schreiber.
social hall. Rabbi Philip Frankel
Richman, Ben Sarver, D. R. Scha-
An original musical, authored
4—Temple Beth El Sister- will lead in the discussion of
"Jewish Festivals." -
and directed by Hadassah mem-
hood Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
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bers Mrs. Peter Kronick and Mrs.
4—Bnai Brith Meeting. 8:30
Alfred Rosenthal, will be pre-
The social committee of Cong.
p.m., Howard Johnson's
sented. Music director is Mrs.
Motor Lodge, Miller Rd. Shaarey Zedek is planning a
Frank Talkow. In the cast are
5--Beth Israel Sisterhood square dance for 8:30 p.m. Nov.
Mesdames Kronick and Rosenthal.
15 at the synagogue. A profession-
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
The Michigan Bnai Brith Coun- Lee Hilson, Stanley Keller. Mich-
al caller will be on hand, and
cil will have its Fall Motivational ael Goldman, Arthur Bartner,
6—JWVA Board Meeting, refreshments will be served.
Conference at the Oakwood Coun Leon Rosky, George Polisky, Jos-
8:30 p.m.
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try Club in Swartz Creek, Sunda:— eph Weinstein, Harry Binder, Da-
6—Cong. Beth Israel Board
Lansing Chapter of Hadassah
Dr. Bert Marx, president of mor Mitshkun, Sam Gershinzon,
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
will have its annual donor lunch-
Flint Lodge. is chairman of this Harry (Alice) Katz, Frank Sills.
s. * *
eon noon Nov. 18. Mrs. Donald
event, and Ted Vinacow is presi - Sol Schafer. and Harry Sherwin,
Beth Israel Sisterhood will have Baron, president, invites out-of-
dent of the Michigan Bnai Brith
The committee for sets and cos- a used book and record sale at town guests.
Council.
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tomes includes June Scott, Rodney Eastland Mall Nov. 10-13, 11 a.m.-
highlighting the parley will be•a .Heart and Mesdames Morris 9 p.m. Books and records are
There are 207 children enrolled
seminar featuring M it che 11 G. Young, Raymond Engelman. Jack needed. For pickup, call Mrs. in the Sunday school of Cong.
Dredze, first vice president of .Dis- Shaprow, Morrie Wanetik, Saul Joseph Weinstein, 238-1800, or Mrs. Shaarey Zedek.
trict Grand Lodge 6: Pam Young. Markey and Alan Thomson, Max Linder, 238-5331.
Great Lakes Bnai Brith Youth Or-
*
Deluxe Apartment Hotels
ganization president from Flint:
Temple Beth El Sisterhood mem-
Rising for U.S. Retirees
Manny Mandel, Michigan BBYO `Fiddler' Recording Stars
bers will decorate hats on Jewish
executive director: Rabbi Abra- to Head Program of
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The Medi-
themes for the luncheon meeting
ham Zemach, Michigan State Uni-
12:30 p.m. Tuesday. Prizes will cal Services International of the
versity Hillel director; Rabbi Ger- Israel Anniversary Fete
be awarded for the most clever U.S. is planning to build in Israel
ald A. Goldman, University of
The Flint Committee for the creations. Judges are LaVerne van three deluxe apartment hotels, de-
Michigan Hillel director: Dick Lo- State of Israel Bonds will sponsor
Cleeff, Irene Klein, Bette Heiden- signed especially for wealthy
benthal, Michigan Anti-Defamation an Israel 21st, anniversary dinner
rich and Chickie Seide. Marge American retirees.
League regional director; Gary 6:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at Cong. Beth
Bernstein will provide piano ac-
Medical Services International,
Alter, Michigan Bnai Brith exec- Israel, it was announced by San-
companiment.
headed by Richard Guss, has al-
utive director; and Herman Kasoff ders Goodstein, general chairman
ready
sold all the apartments in
Detroit Bnai Brith Council presi- of the Israel Bond committee for
JLC Opposes Haynsworth the Netanya building. The Ameri-
dent.
Flint.
cans are investing $287,000 as
Jan and Lillian Bart, record-
NEW YORK — The Jewish share capital and are lending the
The conference is scheduled for
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.. with breaks ing stars of "Fiddler on the Labor Committee restated its op
company 6230,000 (10 years at 7
Roof" will head the Program- position to the appointment of per cent before tax deduction).
for continental breakfast and
For information, contact Mrs. Federal Judge Clement F. Hayns- The company is also about to re-
lunch.
Sol Schafer, 3221 Helber, CE 3- worth to the United States Supreme ceive a development loan from
Court. In a letter to each individual the government In the amount of
The re,:idar meeting of Flint 3876. •
senator, Charles S. Zimmerman. 1,200,000 pounds ($348,000). Living I
Lodge v.111 he held 8:30 p.m. Tue.s•
JI.0
president; called upon the conditions in theSe apartments
day at Howard Johnson's Mo',r
Senate to vote against confirma-
Lodge oh Miller Rd. Plans will he
will be on a high level; $1,000 will
tion
of
Haynsworth's appointment.
presented for the fund-raising
be invested in every "bed." The
campac.at to begin in November.
Ronald Harris, son of Mr. and
American firm has recently sub-
Marriage is one long conversa- mitted ,
Flint BR Yo members will present Mrs. Max Harris, will be called
to the Investment Center
the program, 'What Can BBYO, to the Torah as Bar Mitzva Nov. tion, chequered by disputes.- a plan for constructing similar
Do to Make a Better Community?" 8 at Cong. Beth Israel.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
buildings in Jerusalem and Haifa.,
I
Comings ...
and
... Goings
Flint BB to Host
MotiNat ion Parley
Bar •Mitzva
•
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Launch Urgent
$50,000,000
UJA Cash Drive
NEW YORK— "Vast sums
needed immediately to avert
curtailment of humanitarian
program s, UJA must raise
minimum $50,000,000 cash last
three months this year to meet
current commitments," cabled Al-
bert B. Adelman, national cash
chairman of UJA from Israel to
key communities throughout the
country. This urgent telegram
launches the UJA fall cash drive.
Adelman, in Israel with 350
top Jewish leaders on a UJA
study mission, explained that "with
total resources committed to de-
fense, Israel cannot meet needs of
absorption, rehabilitation, housing,
education and health without help."
Adelman and the study mission
appeal in the cable for "an all
out effort in communities to con-
vert pledges to cash now and re-
mit maximum cash possible."
Funds received from the fall
cash drive to redeem pledges
made earlier through hundreds of
community campaigns across the
country, will go to both the Israel
Emergency Fund, devoted to im-
plementing vast humanitarian pro-
grams for the hundreds of thous-
ands of immigrants the U TA
helped bring into the country, and
to the UJA regular campaign.
Grand Rapids
News Notes
Nov. 2—Men's C 1 u b. Temple
Emanuel
—United Synagogue Youth
Executive Board
3-4—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood
Second Best Sale
5—Hadassah
6—Temple Emanuel Sister-
hood Board
7—Temple Emanuel Cul-
Cultural Service
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GERSON-ROBERTS: Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Roberts of Phila-
delphia announce the recent mar-
riage in Nazareth Elite, Israel, of
their daughter Carol Renee to
Gary S. Gerson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Gerson of East
Grand Rapids. Mr. Gerson is at-
tending Hebrew University and
will return next fall to complete
his PhD at the University of
Pennsylvania. His bride received
her bachelor of arts degree at
the University of Pennsylvania
this summer and will be working
with Sherut La'atn, the Israeli
version of the Peace Corps.
Israel Crafts Carried
at Galilee Resort
TEL AVIV — Israel's original
crafts will now be available to
travelers in the Upper Galilee as
well as in the heart of Tel Aviv.
Batsheva Crafts Corp., one of
the leading influences in the devel-
opment of high level authentic
Israeli artware for international
markets, announced that it is act-
ing as consultant and exclusive
supplier to the recently expanded
gift shop at the Kibutz Ayelet
Hashahar hotel, one of the most
popular resorts in the northern
part of Israel.
Freud Statue to Stand
Near Site of Last Home
LONDON — A statue of Sig-
mund Freud is to be erected here
where he spent the last years of
his life: the corner of Fitzjohn's
Ave. and College Crescent.
The statue is the work of Oscar
Nemon, an escapee from the Nazis
and the only artist whom Freud
ever sat for. The majestic work of
Freud has been in Nemon's studio
for the past seven years and fin-
ally was bought by the British
Psychoanalytical Society.