Annual Dinner Meeting to Be Highlighted
by Awards, Talk by CJFWF Executive VP
The Flint Jewish Community
Council's annual dinner meeting.
6:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Com: Beth
Israel, will hon or leaders of the
Flint United Jewish Appeal and Is
Featured speaker will be Phibi,
Bernstan, executive vice president
Lions and Welfare Funds._
Bernstein, who was executive
director of the C.IFWE for 12 year.
prior to his assuming the vic e
presidency in 1967, is a Phi Beta
Kappa graduate of the University
Of Michigan. Ile holds a master's
degree and honorary doctorate
from Western Reserve University.
He is currently chaiman of the
social issues and policies com-
mittee and board member of the
National Assembly for Social
Policy and Development, Inc. •
Other memberships include the
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Calendar
Nov. 16—Temple Beth El Sister-
hood Dinner - Dance, 7:30
18—Bnai Brith Women Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m., Temple
Beth El
—13.1A Ca mpaign Cabinet
Meeting, 8:30 p.m., Phoe-
nix Club
19 — Hadassah Donor lunch-
eon, 12:30 p.m., Cong.
- Beth Israel
- 20—Beth Israel Board of
Education Meeting, 8
p.01.
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Bnai Brith Women will see a
"Volts for Democracy" program
at the next meeting 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Temple Beth El. The
program, now in its third year,
has been shown in Flint and su-
burban schools, as well as to many
eivic and social groups, according
to chairmen Mrs. Nathan Green-
berg and Mrs. Sidney Kramer. A
luncheon will precede the program
Which has as its theme the accom-
plishments of the Flint Chapter of
Huai Brith Women. Reservations
May he made with Mrs. Jack Kip-
pelman, Mrs. Marvin Persky, or
Mrs. Alan Thomson.
Klein. chairman. and Dr. Ira Mar
der and Dr. .lack Stanzler. 1,1
key gifts. Dr. Said
• chairmen:
Gorne, chairman, and Philip
Agree and Edwin Schreiber, co
chairmen; young leadership. Dr.
William Bernard and Ronald (1.1 , 1
stein, co chairmen: ititertnediab..
gifts, !tarry Binder, chairman,
and Murray Miss and Marlin
Sober, co chairmen: and general
solicitation, Jacob Pines. chair
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Wan.
Vioni•n's division e 11 a i r nr 1.
Airs. Saul Gorne, Mr.. Peter (-Kr.
nick and Nirs. Michael Pelaviii,
and at-ociate chairmen. Mrs. Sam
COSSIII:i IL Mrs. Arnold Schaffer
and Mrs. Emil Schopack.
Certificates of merit Will 111•
given to the folloWing workers, in
the i'nited Jewish Appeal c: un-
pa ign :
Men's division campaign cabinet:
many social work journals and
Dr. Eli Bernstein, Lawrence co-
other publications.
Awards will be presented at the vitz. Edwin Elk, Louis Epstein,
dinner to the following: Dr. II. M. Golden, Dr. Erwin
General chairman. Michael A. Gutowitz, Max Harris, Dave Hour-
Pelavin; associate chairman, Dr. vitz, Dr. Stanley Koller, Lawrence
Leon Rosky; honorary chairmen, Kaplan, James Lobster, Carl My:-
Jacob Pines and Israel Sendler; (Yrs,. B. Morris Pela•in, Dr. Mil-
campaign coordinator, Joseph ton Rosenbaum, Dr. Arnold Schaf-
Megdell; special gifts, Samuel fir, Dr. Eli Shapiro arid Jack
Catsman; initial gifts. Louis Shapro•.
Women's division: honorary
chairman, Mrs. William Bailies;
and immediate past chairmen,
Flint News
Community
Senior Adults Thanked
by Astronauts for Prayer
The prayers and good wishes of
the senior citizens of Flint went to
the moon with astronauts Neil
Armstrong, Michael Collins and
Edwin Aldrin Jr. But a reply from
the trio came from earth.
One of the founders of the Jew-
ish Community • Council's senior
adult group, Joseph Lam, penned
the prayer, the concluding por-
tion of which read:
"0 God, may, Thy mercy. never
forsake me during this perilous
voyage. As Thou didst safely carry
the ark of Noah through the
mighty waters of the flood, so
mayest Thou guide this space cap-
sule that carries me and my corn-
minions; • surround it with Thine
almighty protection that it may be
borne upon the wings of soft and
favorable breezes and lead us safe
and unharmed to the destination
wither we are bound. Amen." -
The astronauts' reply, voicing
hopes for "a new era of peace
and comm on understanding,"
thanked "those of you who have
offered encouragement and good
wishes, whose dedication and sup-
port has made our program pos-
sible, and whose prayers have
sustained us."
Mrs. Asher Harder, Mrs. Gil-
bert Rubenstein and Mrs. Sid-
ney Wolin.
Workers: Albert Binder. Marvin
Faller, Julian Feller, Sam Gersh-
inzon, Mason IlimeIhoch, Franklin
Kasle, Dr. Peter Kroni•k. Marvin
Levey, Dr. Harold Plotnick, Ed-
ward Powers, Nathan Schafer,
Robert Segar, Dr. Edward Sharon,
Harry Sherwin, Philip Silberman,
Oskar Singer. Dr. Maurice Tay-
lor, Milton Weiss, Sol Wineinan
and Dr. Michael Wittenberg.
Also: Mesdames Philip Agree.
Jerome Arenson. Bergman.
William Bernard, Albert Binder.
Charles Dodge, Edwin Elk, Ben-
jamin Epstein, Raymond Faller,
Dora Gold, II. M. Golden, Ronald
Goldstein, .1. J. Gutow, Robert
Gutterman, Max Harris, Sidney
Hartman. Mason Himelhoch, Stan-
ley Koller. Dan Levy, Henry Liv-
ingston, Hyman Loikrec, Ira Mar-
der, Harry Mills. Robert Mitchell.
Murray Moss, Carl Myers, Sey-
mour Osher, B. M. Pelavin, Jack
Rabin, Milton Rosenbaum, Leon
Rosky, Lewis Sanford, Henry
Schafer, Nelson Schafer, Sol Scha-
fer. William Shapiro, Harry Sher-
win, Milton Siegel. Philip Silber-
man, Arthur Silverman, Norman
Sorscher, Martin Suber. Jacob
Wapner, Joe Weinstein, Harry
Weisberger and Milton Weiss.
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Special Tables for Seniors
Mrs. Eva Fisher, president of
the Council's Senior Friendship
Club, announced that special
Comings .. .
tables will be reserved for seniors
at the annual meeting of the Flint
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and
Jewish Community Council.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood will
She stated that these tables were
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sponsor a dinner and square
being set aside to honor the senior
dance, 7:30 p.m. Sunday. For re-
Peter E. Goodstein was award citizens for their unique contribu-
servations, call Mrs. Frank
ed a Piz- is doctor degree from the tions to communal life in Flint.
132-0694. or Mrs. Harry Sherwin, University of Michigan Law
233-8054.
School.
Goings
Hyman S. Loikrec, an attorney
with offices at 412 Stevens, will
serve
again this year as the State
The annual HadasSah donor -
luncheon will be held noon Tues- Bar of Michigan's delegate to the
Conference.
day at Dines Restaurant in down- Inter-AmeriCan Bar -
The conference will he in Caracas,
town Lansing.
Venezuela. Loikrec. a partner in
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The next breakfast-discussion at the firm of Loikrec and Brainard.
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue will he represented Michigan in the 1963
held 10 a.m. Nov. 23. Theme fur conference in Panama; Loikrec. a
the - day will be "An Historic Pres- graduate of the University of To-
entation of Basic Jewish Ideals ronto and Detroit College of Law,
and Observances •— Where Did It has practiced law in Flint for more
Rim Begin?" There will he glic=t than 30 years. He lives at 5544
Speakers on the subject. Territorial, Grand. Blanc Twp.
=
No great advance has been
Shaarey Zedek will hold a spe-
made in science, politics or reli-
cial Friday evening Sabbath serv-
gion
without controversy.
ice of welcome to new mernh-ers
—Lyman Beecher
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Latish, H Datelinel
b Dec.• .
14, 1969-21
Golden llinN an (:lied at tiliaarry letlek
Chair1111•11; ad..an•e gifts, Alfred
o f th e Council of Jewish Feder.,
.
Friday, November
Bernstein has suitor articles for IVasle, chairman, and Arthur Hur
of Jewish Communal Service. :mil and Gilbert Y. Itlibeinstein,
rael Emergency Fund.
board of overseers of the School
Of Advanced Social Studies and
advisory committer of the Insti-
tute of Contemn/diary .lowish Af-
of Brandeis University:
fairs
executive committee of the Na.
tional Health and Welfare Retire-
Went Association; and co-chair-
man of the steering committee of
the National Interfaith Consult;,
Wm on Social Welfare.
On the planning committee for
the 1971 International Conference
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Aaron -Hiinelhoch.
Local Merchant
Aaron Himelhoch, a Flint mer-
chant for 40 years, died Oct. 31
at age 77. Mr. Himelhoch,. whose
business as known as the Indus-
trial Market. 3101 Industrial, re-
tired in 1957.
Born in Latvia. Mr. Iliniellioc•h
lived in Flint for the last 50 years.
He was a member of Cong. Beth
Israel. He resided at 1814 Mar-
lowe.
Surviving are two sons, Charles
and Robert: two daughters, Mrs.
Fred (Betty) Germer and Mrs.
Henry (Evelyn) Hirsch of Albion;
a brother. Isadore: a sister. NIrs
Ben (Minnie)-Nathanson; and 11
grandchildren.
At the Shaarey Zedek Presidential Toast to Israel Dinner, which
Minyan" of Presidents and
honored the congregation's "f
resulted in ti1;:111.00.0 in Israel I' I subscriptions are (from left/
!l eafed: Abraham S'atovsky. Its n ou n Safran, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Judge
Charles HUI/liter and Harry Cohen, past presidents; standing: Irwin
Green, dinner chairman; Rabbi [mil/Groner, who ga ve the tribute to
the honorees; and Sam uel
Kovan, David M. Miro amid Louis Berry,
past presidents. Not shown are Harry M. Shulman, who was ill and
unable to attend, and Dr. Samuel Krohn, inn- bent president, who
is on a visit to Israel. Ira Hirschniann, "Rescuer of 1(10,000 Jews"
from the Holocaust, was guest speaker. It ablii Gerald A. Teller, and
Cantors Jacob Harkin, Ja COI) II. Sonenklar and ItellVell Frankel also
participated, along with Shaarey Zedek's "I'SY Pilgrims," 12 boys
and girls who spent last summer in Israel, with Larry Stern, youth
director. The honorees received Jerusalem Award:,
Beth Jacob to Dedicate School Wing
Temple Beth Jacob will dedicaie
its religious school addition 11:30
a.m. Sunday. "--
the dedication
Participating )
ceremony will be Dr. M. Kenneth
Dickstein, temple president; Dr
Harold L. Biu ncrifeld. fund-raising
chairman; and Judge Arthur It
Grand Rapids
News Notes
Nov. 14—Mossman Bat Mit/via
15—United Synagogue Youth
Social
18—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood
19—Templ• Emanuel Sister-
hood
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-Bnai Brith Women
20—liadassahBoard
21—Temple Emanuel Farc.':.
Dinner
Mollie Mossman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Mossman. cyill b'•
come Bat Mitzva at services today
Kollin, building committee . chair
man.
Rabbi Milton Itosenblailin, for
mer spiritual leader of Temple
Beth Jacob and current rabbi of
Temple Emanu El, will be speaker.
Also participating in the pro-
gram will be Pontiac's Mayor
William If. Taylor, and Rabbi If.
Philip Berkowitz of Beth Jacob.
Thomas A. Horwitz will 1)4. mas-
ter of ceremonies.
Teniple lieth Jacobi, .the first
Reform synagottin• in Oakland
County, serves the communities of
Birmingham, Bloomfield !fills.
Rochester, Orchard Lake and
Southfield.
The new relig ious school wine
will provide facilities for 150 stu-
dents.
Dr. Yapko to Explore
'Youth in Ferment' at
Farband Social Event
Dr.
1:v11j:11111n
Y;Ipho.
.1,perintenth - nt of the United Ile
brew Schools, will be guest speak-
er at the Farband melave malka
8:30 p.m. NOV. 22, in the auditor-
ium of the Sholem Aleichem Insti-
at Ahavas Israel Synagogue. She
was one - of three recent prize win-
ners for store window art work
celebrating .Hallowe'en.
tute. it was announced by David
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Sislin, cultural chairman.
Children of Temple Emanuel col-
Dr. Yapko will talk on "Jewish
UNICEF
boxes
on
lected $365 with
Youth in Ferment. - .
Halloween eve.
There will be a question - answer
period. and refreshment:s will be -
Rabbi Frederick Eisenberg will served. The community is invited
present a third lecture on "Under- at a nominal charge. -
standing Judaism" to the Minister-
Marcy Rose will sing in IlebreW
ial Association of Grand Rapids.
and Yiddish and will conduc.
Mrs. Samuel liorotvitt of Fulton
St. E.. was elee:,(1 to the board of
directors of the National Federa - .
Lion of Temple Sisterhoods at the
nick. - co chairman. Aletropolitan
Division; Israel \'uis•-man. Philip
Imber and Moritz Sehubin•r, or-
ganizational chairmen: Mrs. S.
8 p.m. Nov. 19 at T emple Emanuel.
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. her, Dr.
Rabbi Eisenberg's
Moses Eisenberg. a dental - urgecn.
died Nov. 6 in Boston.
community singing. She will be
accompanied by • pianist Grant
Wolach.
At the Farband annual conf..r-
ence, Alovsas Goldnflas was re-
elected secretary: !tarry Goldbauni.
Sylvia Krissoff and Dora Rosen- treasurer; David Sislin, cultural
zweig are among the arti-ts show- chairMan hind chairman of the
ing work in the Ecumenical Art Sletropolitan Division. Allied Jew-
Exhibit through this month at the ish Campaign: Airs. Bessie Berri...
cultural co-chairIllan: Harry Re-
Catholic Information Center.
organization's biennial assembly in
Miami Beach. Mrs. Horowitz. a
leader in Temple Emanuel Sister-
hood, was elected to a four-year
term.
Psychologist and Wife
to Look at Marriage, Love
Shul-
man and his wife Joyce will dis-
cuss "A Psychologist Looks at
Marriage and Romantic Love . ' at
a meeting of the Single Adults el
the Jewish Center 8 p.m. Monday
at the Center.
There is an admission fee to
the- meeting, open to all Jewish
singles.
Detroit psychologist Lee
Goldoftas, JNF Chairman: Abe
Freedman. Histadrut chairman.
Maurice Gelfand, cemetery chair-
man and Saul Seltzer. .--ecretary.
Farband President Thseph Ka*:
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has announced a niembe;--nip
for November and De- :.her
organizational
each - member to brin_
live member.
Israel Food frog ,- , .inc
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