Flint Leaders Respond to Telecast Plea
From Israel With Increases in Giving
Seventy-five Flint leaders who
viewed the United Jewish Appeal
closed-circuit telecast from Israel
at a dinner Feb. 5 responded with
gifts totaling better than a 24 per
cent increase over 1969 levels. It
was the largest fund-raising event
in the history of Flint.
In the telecast, Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan was at the Suez
Canal, Foreign Minister Abba
Eban stood at the Western Wall,
and Premier Golda Meir spoke
from the Bet Shean Valley — all
three dignitaries urging American
Jewry to respond to Israel's call
for help.
Dayan expressed the hope, "We
want you to be with us and act for
us." Eban said that he had come
"to speak to the Jews of the U.S.
from the cradle of our nation. Our
sons and daughters are falling at
the front. We pay the price. Our
adversaries hope that these bur-
dens will crush us. You will be de-
cisive as to whether our burdens
crush us. Our burdens are too
heavy for us to bear alone. Will
you help us bear our burdens?
Premier !Weir, at the besieged
Bet Shean Valley, said, "I have
gone down into the shelters and
seen the mothers who know that
at any moment shells may come.
How many of their children will
live to see peace? Measure your
sacrifice against theirs." She
emphasized the great spirit of
these people. "It is difficult to be
among them without feeling
somewhat ashamed for not re-
maining with them."
She continued, "I have been
asked, how long can you take it?
My answer is, as long as neces-
sary. Our neighbors will make
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Chairmen to Meet Young Leaders
Stanzler
Stanley
Flint Council Extends
Welcome to Newcomers
The Jewish Communtty Council's
hospitality committee will host a
party for all newcomers to the
Flint area 8:30 p.m. Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Tuc-
ker.
Mrs. Edwin Elk, Mrs. Peter Kro-
nick and Mrs. Tucker, co-chair-
men, stated that the purpose of
this party is to allow new arrivals
to meet each other as well as some
of the community leaders in an
informal setting.
Mrs. Tucker said, "We want to
meet our new neighbors and iet
them know that we are concerned
about their well being and want
them to participate in all commu-
nity activities, clubs and func-
tions." Newcomers who have not
received invitations may call the
Council office, 767-5922.
Gorne
Rosky
This is the fifth program in the
leadership course designed to give
future leaders a broad overview of
the Jewish community structure,
organization and issues.
Dr. William Bernard, Mrs. Ron-
ald Goldstein and Gerald Schreiber
are co-chairmen of the Young
Leadership Group. Alfred Klein,
president of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council, said past gradu-
ates of this course have, almost
without exception, risen to leader-
ship positions within the Council
framework.
Comings..
and
. . . Goings
.
Volunteers honored for their
service to the blind at the 25th
anniversary dinner of the Genesee
Federation of the Blind include
Alvin Kentz and Mesdames I. Gold-
enberg, Julia Kentz, Harry Mills,
Dave Caplan and James Hallem.
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Bennett S. Engleman received
his bachelor's degree from Flint
College, University of Michigan.
Nothing but courage can guide
life.—Vauvenargues.
FORUM '70
AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENING OF MUSIC
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Tickets may be purchased at the door.
A Reception With Refreshments Will Follow the Performance
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Feb. 14—Council Hospitality Pro
gram for Newcomers, 8:30
p.m., home of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Tucker
15—Tween Bowling Program,
3 p.m., Town and Country
Lanes
—Forum '70 Cultural Series,
"Voices Four," 8 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Israel
17—Bnai Brith Women Meet-
ing, 1 p.m., Bill Knapp's
18—Hadassah Meeting, 12:30
p.m., Temple Beth El
19—Beth Israel Board of Edu-
cation, 8 p.m.
—Council Young Leadership
Group, 7:30 p.m.. home of
Dr. and Mrs. Max Kukler
—JWVA Tour, 7 p.m., Pierce
Furniture Co.
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Jewish War Veterans Ladies
Auxiliary will tour Pierce Furni-
ture Co. 7 p.m. Thursday. Hus-
bands and friends are welcome.
Mrs. Alex Kalmar, chairman, an-
nounced that the auxiliary will
receive a portion of the proceeds.
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Ann Lebster Chapter of Hadassah
will hold a luncheon-fashion show
12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Temple
Beth El. Hostesses are Mrs. Da-
vid R. Schafer, Mrs. Richard
Siegel and Mrs. Sarah Gorney.
Chairman Mrs. Leo Seide arranged
for the fashion show. Members of
Hadassah who will model include
Mesdames Michael Wittenberg,
Seide, Harry Feldman, Arthur Sil-
verman, Ira Marder, Frank Kasle,
Stanley Kaller, Alfred Klein, Mi-
chael Jacoby, Harold Mallon, Ray-
mond Engelman and Leonard
Bragman. A baby sitter will be in
attendance in the nursery of the
temple.
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Bnai Brith women will hear
Rabbi Gerald Goldman, director of
the Hillel Foundation at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, at its luncheon
meeting 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bill
Knapp's Restaurant. He will dis-
cuss the role of today's student, as
well as the need for the services
which Hillel offers.
Births
"THE VOICES FOUR"
Sunday, Feb. 15-8 p.m.
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL
Possibly
LONDON (JTA)—Two live hand
grenades found in Victoria Station
may figure in an investigation of
reports that Arab sympathizers
are smuggling explosives into Lon-
don for possible sabotage, police
said.
To Mr. and Mrs. Albert
son, David Jared.
N
Fink, a
Next to knowing when to seize an
opportunity, the most important
thing in life is to _know when to
forego an advantage.
—Benjamin Disraeli.
Young people in the 7th-12th
grade have been invited to meet
with "The Voices Four" at a spe-
cial afternoon meeting 3:14 p.m.
Sunday at Cong. Beth Israel, prior
to the quartet's evening perform-
ance in the Forum '70 Series. This
special program is being co-spon-
sored by the youth activities and
cultural committees of the Flint
The grenades were discovered Jewish Community Council.
in a flight bag during a routine
check of the luggage office at the
MUSIC BY
railway depot. The grenades were
of Russian make. Five grenades
were found in a suitcase at Vic-
toria Station last Friday.
SAM BARNEIT
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
12—Friday, February 13, 1970
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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Dr. Saul Gorne, chairman of the
Jewish education commission; Dr.
Leon Rosky, chairman of the Jew-
ish family services committee; Dr.
Morton Stanley, chairman of youth
activities; and Dr. Jack Stanzler,
chairman of the community rela-
tions committee, will meet with
members of the 1970 Young Leader-
ship Group 7:30 p.m. Thursday at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Max
Kukler.
peace only with those who can
take it."
Viewers saw a young mother
' whose husband was killed in the
Six-Day War , the funeral of a
young reservist killed at the Suez,
the happy scene of new immigrants
arriving—at the rate of 1,000 per
week—full of promise and joy.
From Israel, Herbert A. Fried-
man, UJA executive chairman,
addressed the viewers: "That's
what it's like today in Israel. What
will be tomorrow is up to what you
do."
Dr. Leon Rosky, chairman of the
1970 Flint United Appeal Cam-
paign, presided at the dinner.
Louis Kasle outlined local agencies
and the pressing need to support
Jewish education; and B. Morris
Pelavin reported on the emergency
meeting held in Washington Jan.
25-26.
`Voices Four' to Meet
With Flint Young People
Live Grenades Found
in London RailStation
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