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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Annual Dinner Meeting Set Nov. 29

The Flint Jewish Community
Council's annual dinner meeting
6:30 p.m., Nov. 29 at Cong. Beth
Israel will honor leaders of the
Flint United Jewish Appeal and
Israel Emergency Fund. Featured
speaker will be Dr. Aryeh Nesher,
director of the Israel Education
Fund.
Dr. Nesher, a social scientist,
is a consultant in human relations
to the Israeli government and
Jewish Agency. He is a former
lecturer at the Tel Aviv School
of Law and Economics and on the
staff of the Afro-Asian Institute.
After World War I, he was
secretary of the Central Commit-
tee of Liberated Jews of the U.S.
Military Zone in Germany, and
in 1950, he joined the ministry of
labor as an assistant in economic
affairs.
Awards will be presented at the
dinner to the followjng: General
chairman, Dr. Leon Rosky; aSso-
ciate chairman, Murray Moss;
honorary chairmen, Jacob Pines
and Israel Sendler; campaign co-

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most.
Dr. Stanzler requested that any
parents who want their children
placed on the rnailinq list to con-
tact the Council office, 'I67-5922.

Dr. Jack Stanzler, chairman of
the Jewish Community Council's
community relations committee,
announced the publication of a
new bi-weekly Mid East news
bulletin, Operation Masada.
Explaining the purpose of the
bulletin, Dr. Stanzler said there is
a tremendous volume of Mid East
news reports and analysis in the
media. Because the situation is
grave and subject to rapid change,
a special subcommittee was form-
ed to cull these reports and pro-
vide a sheet of news highlights,
he said.
Mrs. Ronald Goldstein and Mrs.
Edward Powers, editors, stated
that the newsletter also will be
sent to college students, Hillel
houses and interested individuals
in the non-Jewish community. Mrs.
Alfred Klein, who assisted in the
project, said the committee in-
tends to provide an information

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ordinator, Joseph Megdell; special
gifts, Louis Kasle, chairman, and
Philip Agree and Arthur Hurand,
co-chairmen; initial gifts, Sydney
Melet and Michael Pelavin, chair-
men, and Dr. Saul Gorne and Al-
fred Klein, co-chairmen.
• Also Pacesetters gifts, Dr. Ira
Marder, chairman, and Gilbert
Rubenstein and Dr. Jack Stanzler,
co-chairmen; advance gifts, Max
Harris, chairman, and Dr. Arnold
Gordon Suber was recently Schaffer and Dr. Eli Shapiro,
elected to a two-year term on the co-chairmen; key gifts, Harry
Flint City Coun-
Binder, chairman, and Louis Ep-
cil. representing
stein and Dr. Stanley Keller, co-
the 1st Ward. lie
chairmen; young leadership, Dr.
was appointed by
William Bernard and Ronald
Mayor Francis
Goldstein, chairmen; intermedi-
Limmer as chair-
ate gifts, Nathan Schafer, chair-
man of the social
man, and Dr. Peter Kronick and
programs c o m-;
Martin Suber, co-chairmen; and
mittee, a mem- .
women's division chairmen, Mrs.
ber of the legis-
Sam Cossman, Mrs. Arnold Schaf-
lative committee
fer and Mrs. Emil Schupack.
and a member of
The annual Young Leadership
Saber
the Flint beauti-
Award will be presented to Dr.
fication commission.
William Bernard.
Suber, 29, serves as financial
secretary on the Board of Beth
Alfred E. Klein, president of
Israel Synagogue.
the Flint Jewish Communit,Coun-
He and A. Richard Benison cil, stated that the annual din-
have announced their association ner is a cooperative effort of all
in the practice of law.
constituent organizations. T h e
president of each organization not
only assists in the planning of
the overall program, but also sits
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at a special presidents' table.
Come in and see why

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At this table will be: Murray
Moss, president of Beth Israel
Synagogue; Mrs. Bernard Harris,
Beth Israel Sisterhood; Dr. Bert
Marx, Bnai Brith; Mrs. Ben Bayer,
Bnai Brith Women; Mrs. Lewis
Sanford, Hadassah; Mrs. Herbert
Koenig, Jewish War Veterans
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Beth El; Martin Suber, Temple
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hood; and Benzin Gotlib, Zionist
Organization of America. Herman
Acker, president of the Senior
Friendship Club, will preside over
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