10—Friday, December 26, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint News
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Set-% iees Appeal Under NA ay
Grand Rapids
News Notes
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will hold
its New Year's Eve party Wednes-
A film. "Taste of Israel," brought day at the synagogue. Featured
to Grand Rapids by the Kiwanis will be favors. and a buffet break-
Club Travelogue Program, drew fast. The Shaarey Zedek Players
audiences totalling 12,000 at live will present a skit.
performances, plus the Jewish
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C'ommunity Council cultural group,
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood will
Spectrum '70.
sponsor a family Sabbath dinner
The Jewish Cultural Council of and service 6:30 p.m. Jan. 16. Re-
Grand Rapids will meet 8 p.m. servations are being accepted by
Jan. 12 at Ahavas Israel Syna- Mrs. Judson Werbelow, sisterhood
gogue.
president.
t
Grand Rapids Chapter. Hadas-
"An Evening With the Hasidim,"
sah, will hold a luncheon meeting featuring song, dance and story-
noon Jan. 7 at the home of Mrs. , telling with members of the Luba-
Leonard Rosenzweig. Dr. Alan , vitcher Movement in Detroit, will
Siegel will discuss "Iladassah take place 7 p.m. Jan. 24 at Cong.
Medical Organization—Where and Shaarey Zedek. The community is
•Bow Does Your Hadassah Dollar •invited.
Go?"
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Jack Tanenbaum, 68,
Iron, Metal Co. Founder
The Flint Lodge .Bnai Brith Combined Youth Services Appeal
Committee consists of (from left) Dr. Bertram Marx, president; co-
chairman Morrie Young; Alan Thomson; Irving L. Simen; and Ted
Vinacow, lodge past president and current president of the Michigan
C'ouncil.
Flint Lodge of Bnai Brith has
launched its combined Youth Serv-
7'1:cs ices Appeal Drive. with 84.000 al-
.S it
ready raised toward its goal.
/,!/;(,/ Batty/hi/I ,r.N. Bride
'to be assisted are such services
as Bnai Brith Youth Organization,
Foundation. Vocational Guid-
ance, ADL, National Jewish Hospi-
tal. Israel programs, Leo N. Levi
Hospital and Bellefaire Home Serv-
ice.-
"' his year, youth will benefit di-
rectly from nearly 75 cents of each
dollar raised in the campaign.
Most will take the form of expand-
ing the Ilillel Foundations, AZA,
BBGs and vocational services.
Flint Gives Cash
at UJA Parley
MRS. STEVEN KUTNICK
l Lansing Dateline l;
Jack Tanenbaum, retired founder
and owner of the former Bond Iron
and Metal Co., died Dec. 13 at age
68.
Mr. Tanenbaum, 903 Arlington
NE, was a native of New York but
came to Grand Rapids as a boy.
He founded his firm in 1933, retir-
ing in 1966 when the firm also went
out of business.
He was .a member of Cong.
Ahavas Israel, Julius Ilouseman
Lodge of Bnai Brith. Kent County
Consevration League and the
Grand Rapids Museum Associa-
tion.
Surviving are his wife, Lillian;
two daughters, Mrs. Morton (Bar-
bara) Finkelstein and Mrs. Dennis
(Sheila) Kiper of San Francisco;
and two sisters, Mrs. Sidney Stone
and Mrs. Irving Mitchell of Holl•-
wood.
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Sadie Kaufman. Age 74
Sadie Kaufman, mother of Grand
Rapids pharmacist Charles Kauf-
man, died Dec.14 at age 74. Widow
of Morris Kaufman, she lived at
1024 Burton SE.
Rhea Ann Bateman. (laughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Bate-
Mrs. Kaufman leaves a daugh-
man of E. Second St.. became the
ter, Mrs. David (Estelle) Eisen-
bride of Steven Lee Kotnick in a
' berg, three sisters and a brother
ceremony Sunday at Temple Beth
in Chicago and seven grandchil-
El. The bridegroom is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. Jack D. Kutnick of
dren, besides her son Charles.
Strathcona Dr.. Detroit.
Rabbi William A. Greenebaum II
officiated.
The bride wore a brocade gown
with Victorian neckline, natural
waistline and modified bell skirt
with chapel train'. Tiny covered
Alfred E. Klein (right), presi-
buttons marked the Queen Anne
dent of the Flint Jewish Com-
sleeves and bodice. Double layered
munity Council, makes a pres-
English illusion veiling, of chapel
entation from Flint at the cash
length, was secured to an Eliza-
report session of the United Jew-
bethan cap of Alencon lace. The
ish Appeal National Conference
bride carried Eucharist lilies, Ste-
in New York. Accepting is Albert
phanotis and English ivy in a
B. Adelman, national cash chair-
Flemish nosegay.
man.
Maid of honor was Phyllis
Joan Rubenstein, and brides.
maids were Janet Kay Cuvrell
and Rae Goldstein of Toledo.
Best man was Peter J. Kutnick,
the bridegroom's brother. Another
brother. Sheldon L., was an usher,
as was Richard Klein of Bethesda, D
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12:30 p.m.
The couple is honeymooning in
— Temple Beth El Board
Mexico and will reside in Ann
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Casework Services
MEMPHIS (JTA) — The Jewish
Service Agency of Memphis has
extended its services by an agree- ,
ment with the Jewish Community
Center to provide a caseworker at
the center for a half day each
week. Officials said that a staff
psychologist also would be assign-
ed for an afternoon each week at
the center. Officials said the ar-
rangement would make it possible
to provide services to people closer
to their homes.
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