Flint News Warsaw Ghetto Service Slated The 27th anniversary commemo- ration o! the Warsaw Ghetto Up- rising, dedicated to the martyrs and survivors of the Warsaw Ghetto, will be held S:30 p.m. April 17 at Temple Beth El. The program is sponsored by the Flint Jewish Community Counci!, Cong. Beth Israel and Beth El. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Hillel I. Millgram of Beth Israel: Rabbi David Fass of Beth El: Alfred E. Klein of the Council: Marvin Levey of Beth El; and Murray E. Moss of Beth Israel. ..1 Meyer Levin to Be Forum Speaker . NEW YORK cJT.10 — A con- frontation between Arab and Jew- ish militants at Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village was subdued before their anger could erupt into violence. The Arabs. who described them- selves as "Palestinian refugees" staged a six-hour demonstration in the church, disrupting services to protest what it called its pro- Israel stance. Their self-styled leader. John Lawrence. head of the anti-Israel group FAIR (Federated Ameri- cans Against Imperialism and Racism), said they sought to ex- pose alleged attacks on pro-Arab groups in the city by "Jewish van- dais, Jewish racists and their criminal supporters." as well as Israeli "murder of Arab children and women." On hearing of the demonstra- tion, members of the Jewish De- fense League converged on the site. According to the Rev. Howard Moody. senior minister of the church. they ordered him to clear the Arabs out in two hours or they would take unilateral ac- tion. Rev. Moody told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency he refused to accede to their demands, and instead spoke with the Arabs. who, he reported. had been du- ped by Lawrence. "They wanted their complaints (about Israel) to be heard and we heard them." he said. After that "there wasn't any problem." Lawrence had apparently select- ed the Judson church as a sym- bol of Protestant pro-Israel policy. "He' claims I'm pro-Israel. which I am." Rev. Moody commented. Earlier in the day. the JDL held memorial services in front of the United Arab Republic Mission to the United Nations, on behalf of civilian victims of "Arab terror- ism during the past half century." Eta Shoichet, Age 81 Eta Shoichet, 1909 Seneca. died April 2 at age Si. Mrs. Shoichet was born in Rus- sia, the daughter of Samuel and Millie Schulman Kleiner. She was a member of Cong. Beth 'Israel. Surviving a r e her husband. Meyer: four sons. Joseph, David. Sol and Na sthan Schafer: a daugh- ter. Mrs. Mania Weinstein: broth- er. Abraharn Kleiner: two sisters. Mrs. Rae Schafer and Mrs. Clara Aisenberg of Brazil: 14 grandchil- dren and thi-ee great-grandchildren. Ell crit i mC11IS 6 Nancy Jeanne Gordon and. Mar tin Neal Seif will exchange mar riage vows in June. She is the daughter of Mrs. Martin H. Gordon of Hampden Rd. and the late Mr. Gordon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Seif of New Ro- chelle. N.Y. Miss Gordon. who at- tended the University of Michigan, is a senior at New York University. where she will graduate this June. Mr. Self. a graduate of L. -M. is working on his doctorate in psy- chology at the New School for Social Research in New York. Florence Laro, 54, Beth Israel Leader Mrs. Ben Bayer, newly installed coordinator for Bnai Brith Women of Flint, will host a mini-lunch for the membership at an open board meeting 12:30 p.m. Tusday at the Miller Road Apartments clubhouse. This meeting will be an indoctrin- ation for all memberS as to the aims and puropses of Bnai Brith Women, including support of a children's home for the emotionally disturbed in Israel. Mrs. Bertram Marx, who just returned from an international convention in Israel. will give some highlights of her trip. Mesdames Arthur Silverman. Marvin Persky and Ted Goldberg will assist. • Florence Laro, 413 Bella Vista, Grand Blanc, died March 29 at age 54. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Persky. a son. David Evan. Arabs Demonstrate at Church in Protest Grand Rapids News Notes Author Meyer Levin will discuss "The American Jewish Literary Scene-1970" 8 p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth Israel, as part of the Flint Jewish Community Council Forum '70 Cultural Series. Levin is author of "The Old Bunch." "Compulsion." "In Search," "The Fanatic" and "The Story of Israel." as well as the recent "Gore and Vidal." Tickets may be purchased at the door. Tween Bowling Banquet Mrs. Percy Braun, chairman of the Tween Bowling League spon- sored by the Flint Jewish Commu- nity Council. announces the bowl- ing banquet will be held 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Town and Country Lanes. This- year. the league. composed of 5th-8th-graders, had 64 bowlers who bowled every other Sunday during fall and winter. Awards will be presented. Community Calendar April 12—Tween Bowling Banquet, 4:30 p.m.. Town and Country Lanes —Beth Israel PTA, 2-4 p.m. — Forum '70 Cultural Series — Meyer Levin. 8 p.m.. Cong. Beth Israel •• 13—Council Community Rela- tions Committee Meeting. 8 p.m.. Temple Beth El 14—Bnai Brith Women Mini- Luncheon, 12:30 p. m., Miller Rd. West Club- house —Young Leadership Group Meting. 7:30 p.m.. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Himelhoch —Bnai Brith Men's Bowl- ing Banquet, 6:30 p.m. 15—Hadassah Meeting, 12:30 p.m. —Bnai Brith Mixed Dou- bles Bowling Banquet. 6:30 p.m. 16—Cong. Beth Israel Board of Education Meeting. I p.m. 17—Warsaw Ghetto Memor- ial Program. 5:30 p.m.. Temple Beth El THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS 18—Friday, April 10, 1970 Bnai Brith Women Set Members' Mini-Lunch Bar Mitzva Lawrence Wolf, son of Dr. and Mrs. Laro was born in Detroit, Mrs. Melvyn Wolf, will be called to the Torah as Bar Mitzva April the daughter of David and Gussie Chereton and had lived in Flint 18 at Cong. Beth Israel. and Genesee County for the last 30 years. She was a member of Cong. Beth Israel. president of Beth Israel Sisterhood for two terms, member of the tong. board and the board of education, served on the Board of Michigan Branch of National Women's League and was a mem- ber of Hadasssah. Surving are her husband, Sam; a son. David of New York: a daughter. Mrs. J. Bernard Sloan; two brothers, Harry Chereton of Miami and I. Chereton of Detroit; and four grandchildren. oung Leaders-- Group to Hear Budgeting Talk Dr. and Mrs. William Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goldstein and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schreiber, co- April 10—Stephanie Whitman Ba Mitzva, Temple Emanue chairmen of the Young Leadership Group, have announced that Dr. 12—Model S e d e r. Temple James Young, national director of Emanuel small cities. Council of Jewish —Grand Rapids Temple Federations and Welfare Funds, Youth Meeting will be next speaker for the 1970 14—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood Young Leadership Training Group, Donor Meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of —Bnai Br it h Women's Mr. and Mrs. Ted Himelhoch. Board Meeting. Dr. Young's topic for this sev- 16--Hadassah Board Meeting 17-19—Michigan State Temple enth meting, will be "Budgeting." Youth Boar d, Temple Emanuel 17—Temple Emanuel Cul- I N) On!. women's reducing tural Service re•i.rt en the maims-4 eg117101 SCHECHTER & HIRSCH'S KOSHER HOTEL Hadassah Evening Group will meet 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Izi Bass. 4139 Saxony Ct. SE. Mrs. Phyllis Lindsey and Mrs. Jani Alexander, members of the Kent County Welfare League, will speak about the problems of wel- fare recipients. Officers will be elected. Temple Emanuel Men's Club is taking reservations for the first Spring Cotillion, to be held 8:30 p.m. May 9 at the temple. Under the direction of co-chairmen Sam Kravitz and Ben Pious, the event will include a full-course dinner and dancing to the Sandy Norian orchestra. For tickets, call Kra- vitz, 241-3144, or Pious, 452-6772. - - The Temple Emanuel board of trustees voted to allocate 5700 to the hot lunch program sponsored by the New Hope Church. when it was learned that the church was in need of supplemental funds. Ahavas Israel Sisterhood will Beth Israel PTA will sponsor an hold its annual donor dinner 6:30 open house 2-4 p.m. Sunday. Fea- p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue. tured will be educational displays, Co-chairmen are Mrs. Percy Ber- shown to Flint educators during man and Mrs. Victor Levenburg, this past week. assisted by Evelyn Rosenfeld and Anne Dolinka. Sisterhood members will be joined by some husbands Temple Beth El Sisterhood's 37th and USY'ers in a musical farce annual donor will be held 7 p.m. directed by Evelyn Pryweller. April 18. 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