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Murray Moss Chairs UJA Appeal

Murray Moss, second vice presi- sociate chairman of the UJA drive,
dent of the Flint Jewish Commun- and he is serving as president of
ity Council, was named chairman Cong. Beth Israel. He was chair-
of the Flint United Jewish Appeal man of the Genesee County Demo-
campaign to mobilize community cratic Committee last year.
support for the UJA's fifth nation-
wide emergency fund drive on be- Louis Kasle Named
half of the social needs of the
Israeli people and distressed Jews
to UJA Cabinet
elsewhere in the world.
Edward Ginsberg, general chair-
Moss said, "Only through in-
creased giving to the UJA's emer- man of the United Jewish Appeal,
gency fund can announced t h e
the Jews and appointment of
non-Jews of Flint Louis Kasle to
contribute to the the national cam-
success of the paign cabinet of
immigrant a b - the United Jew-
sorption program ish Appeal.
•
In making the
and to the survi-
val of the Israeli appointment,
Ginsberg sai d,
people."
situation
The chairman "The
i-Yalso noted that overseas imposes
Irazie
UJA
funds
were
upon
us
an
espe-
Moss
needed to continue aid programs, cially heavy task in the year
for more than 300,000 destitute ahead. It will be encouraging to
Jews elsewhere in the world, as all of us to have available on a
well as to fund the local and ?la_ national level the understanding
tional programs suported by the leadership, the vigor and the deve-
Flint Jewish Community Council. Lion that have always character-
Last year, Moss served as as- ized your service on behalf of our
fellow Jews. Working together, we
can achieve the success required
in the vital cause represented by
the UJA..
"To this I would like to add the
personal note that the opportunity
of being associated with you on
Jan. 19—Bnai Brith Women Meet the cabinet will be particularly
ing, 12:30 p.m., Bill heartening."
Knapp's
—UJA Campaign Cabinet
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
20—,Hadassah Meeting, 12:30
p.m.
21—Day Camp Committee
Meeting, 8:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. Peter Kronick
The following Flint junior and
—Beth Israel Board of Edu- senior high school students re-
cation Meeting. 8 p.m.
ceived
a straight A average for
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the first semester of the school
Jewish War Veterans Ladies year: Ted Himelhoch, Jamie Stein-
Auxiliary held its 21st annual donor berg, Doug Goldstein, Steve Port-
dinner Thursday at the Country ney, Glenda Becker and Carle
Squire Restaurant, under the Coughlin.
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chairmanship of Mrs. Alex Kal-
mar. Decorations were by Mrs.
Brian Kronick participated in the
Gordon Suber, and program by U.S. National AAU diving meet at
Mrs. Irving Wiseman.
the Swimming Hall of Fame in
Fort Lauderdale, in the 10-and-
under division. Brian qualified in
Louis Colish, Owner
the finals and placed seventh in the
of Department Store
United States.
Louis Colish, G-3710 Rue Foret,
died Jan. 8 at age 85.
Mr. Colish, born in Russia, was
Comings ...
a member of Cong. Beth Israel
and a life member of Fellowship
and
Lodge F&AM. He was owner of the
former Square Deal Department
...
Goings
Store, 1706 S. Saginaw, for 45
years. Previously he was employed
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Hartz are
at Hudson Bay Co. of Canada.
members of the Parents Council,
Surviving are his wife, Fanny; governing body of the National
two sons, Dr. Emanuel and Erwin Parent Association of Adrian Col-
of Berea, 0; a daughter, Mrs. Ar- lege. Their son, Steve, is a sopho-
nold (Patricia) Hartz; a brother, more at the college.
Isaac of Winnipeg; and eight
Mrs. Gordon Suber will serve as
grandchildren.
precinct chairman of the March of
Dimes' Mothers March.

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Men and Boys' Teams

The Flint Jewish Community
Council has entered three basket-
ball teams in the YMCA league.
The men's team plays at the Y
on Monday evenings. The schedule
is as follows: Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m.;
Jan. 25, 6 p.m.; Feb. 1, no game;
Feb. 8, 6 p.m.; and Feb. 15, 7:30
p.m.
The intermediate boys team,
coached by Carl Rittman, plays at
Central gym. The schedule is as
follows: Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m.; Jan.
25, 6 p.m.; and Feb. 1, no game. '

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Bar Mitzva I

Andrew Mitchell Rosenberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg,
will be called-to the Torah as a
Bar Mitzva Jan. 23 at Tem-
ple Beth El.

Fellowship Program .1
Advanced by CJFWF

NEW YORK—A step in solidify-
ing the bridge of communal experi-
ence between American Jewry and
Israel is being taken with the ar-
rival of a member of the National
Executive of the. Israel Foundation
(Ilan),
for Handicaped -
who will be participating in the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds' third season of
Fellowship Training Programs.
Mrs. Leah Rapaport, chairman
of Ilan's public relations and social
events committee and vice-chair-
man of the Ilan Tel Aviv, is the
latest in a continuing stream of
Israeli communal executives to
participate in this unique inter-
community, overseas training pro-
gram. In the early spring, she will
be followed by Mrs. Chana Cats,
chairman of the Haifa Council of
Social Agencies, who will also visit
and study organization procedures
and practices in a number of
'American Jewish communities as
part of the training offered by the
fellowship program.
Mrs. Rapaport, a New York City
resident for two years in the early
1950s, will receive a week's orien-
tation at the national level at CJF
headquarters in New York before
joining the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of New Orleans for a month
of in-depth training in communal
work. In New Orleans, the Israeli
mother of three will have an op-
portunity to observe an American
Jewish community first-hand while
familiarizing herself with and stu-
dying its experienced system of
community organization, fund rais-
ing, public relations, work with
volunteers and campaign tech-
niques.
The participation of Mrs. Rapa-
port brings to 13 the number of
Israeli communal leaders who
have received fellowships since
the program's inception by the
CJF's Overseas Services Commit-
tee in 1969.
The most recent participants—
Lt. Col. (Res.) Shimon Behar, di-
rector of the United Appeal in
Israel and Lt. Comm. (Res.) Mi.
chael Eshel, director of the United
Israel Appeal in Australia—com-
pleted their fellowship training
programs in December.
At the conclusion of his visit,
which included a short stay with
the Jewish Community Council-of
Flint, Mich., Comm. Eshel noted
that while he hopes to adopt in
Australia much of what he learned
in the United States, he singled out
four definite areas for early imple-
mentation: worker training pro-
grams; study missions to Israel;
personal solicitation prior to and
during the campaign; and maior
concentration during the - campaign
on large contributors.

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