14—Friday, March 5, 1971

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Fl int News

Cont
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Calendar

Detroit- Councils, to . Co.tiost.
Regional Mid East Conference

In addition, represestatives

The Jewish community councils

March 6—Temple Beth El Purim of Flint and Detroit will co-host
will participate In a workshop
Carnival, 6:30 p.m.
a regional Conference on the Mid- session to explore ways in width
7—Tween Bowling Pro- dle East in Flint 1-4 p.m. March local communities can work eo-
gram, 2:30 p.m., Town 14.
operatively In areas related to
and Country Lanes
Middle East issues.
—Beth Israel Sisterhood - Judge Lawrence Gubow, presi-
Attendance at the conference is
dent of the Detroit Council, and limited;
Donor Dinner, 6 p.m.
world must have your help in
however, individuals with
8—Hadassah Board Meet- Dr. Jack Stanzler, chairman of a special interest in information
order to survive. Without it, their
Flint's community relations com- and education projects concerning
ing, 12:30 p.m.
struggle for existence will have
9—Beth El-Beth Israel mittee, announced plans for the the Middle East are invited to
little meaning."
Joint Sisterhood Meet- conference, which will convene at contact the Flint or Detroit Com-
Reservations may be made
ing, 12:30 p.m., Temple Flint's Temple Beth El.
through the Council office, 767-5922.
munity Council for- reservation in-
The conference will bring to- formation.
Beth El
—Bnai Brith Women gether representatives from Jew-
Board Meeting, 8 p.m., ish communities throughout the
home of Mrs. Benjamin state for an in-depth briefing on Seventy-Five
My diseases are an asthma and a
Epstein
Middle East developments, with
—Bnai Brith Lodge Meet- a special focus on current peace dropsy and, what is less curable
75.—Samuel
Johnson.
ing, 8:30 p.m.
talks.
10—United Jewish Appeal
Women's Division
Luncheon, 12:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Samuel
Cossman
—Young Leadership
Group Meeting, 8:30
p.m., Temple Beth El
11—Purim
SO DOES
—JWVA Meeting, 8:30
p.m.

Women'sDivisionLaunchesDrive

Mrs. Paula Borenstein, public
relations representative in France
of the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee, will speak at the United Jew-
ish Appeal Women's Division
opening luncheon 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Cossman.
Mesdames Charles Dodge, Leon
Rosky and Sol Schafer are co-
chairmen of the division.
Mrs. Rosky explained that admis-
sion to this opening function would
be a $500 minimum gift, and spe-
cial recognition would be made to
all ladies with gifts of $1,000 or
more. "We have established these
levels in order to help meet Is-
rael's needs," said Mrs. Schafer.
Mrs. Rosky continued: "In 1971.
the people of Israel are facing
the greatest crisis they have ever
known. This year they will spend
four times as much for defense as
in 1967 . . . approximately 90 per
cent of their entire tax income will
be spent for this purpose. This
means they will have no cash re-
serve left for vital health, educa-
tion and social welfare programs
. . . humanitarian programs which
have been the traditional responsi-
bility of world Jewry.
"The financial emergency means
that more than ever the people of
Israel and Jews throughout the

Pre-Academic Center
Boasts 750 Students

JERUSALEM — The Center for
Pre-Academic Studies at Hebrew
University, which began its inten-
sive seven-month course at the be-
ginning of February, this year has
an enrollment of over 750 students,
up by approximately 250 since last
year.
The course has somewhat
changed since it was started in
1963 as an attempt to prepare for
university entrance a group of 45
soldiers from culturally disadvan-
taged backgrounds who lacked the
necessary educational background
for successful university studies.
In 1968-69, it was expanded to
include a group of ex-servicemen
from culturally disadvantaged
backgrounds, some Arab students
and a considerable number of new
immigrants who had received their
high school education abroad and
needed help with Hebrew and Jew-
ish studies.
Meanwhile, 26 of the 79 students
registered at the Hebrew Univer-
sity's Graduate Library School are
immigrants from 11 countries.
The largest contingent comes
from the U.S. (10), three from
Frante, two each from Italy, Eng-
land, Holland and Canada, while
Romania, Persia, Poland, South
Africa and Brazil are each repre-
sented by one student. There were
14 immigrant students enrolled at
the school in the 1969-70 academic
year.

QUALITY o SERVICE • PRICE

NORTHLAND FORD

LEADS THE WAY

The Senior Friendship Club of
the Flint Jewish Community Coun-
cil will hold a Purim. celebration
noon Thursday at Temple Beth El.
Lunch will be served under the
PAULA BORENSTEIN
direction of Mrs. Rose Leff, Mrs.
Eva Hourvitz and Mrs. Ida Gotlib.
The program will feature Rabbi
Benton Harbor Rabbi
Gerald Schuster of Temple Beth
to Speak at Reception
El, who will speak on Purim and
show
slides of his recent trip to
in Grand Rapids
Rabbi Wayne M. Franklin of Israel.
Cong. Bnai Sholom, Benton Har-
bor, will address a Grand Rapids
leadership reception in behalf of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
8 p.m. Thursday at the home of
A new chapter in the life of Beth
Reuben Turner, a past president
Israel Sisterhood will be inaugu-
of Cong. Ahavas
rated at the 40th annual donor
Israel, 2055 San
dinner, "Life Begins at Forty,"
Lu Rae S.E.
6 p.m. Sunday.
Lester Berman,
Toastmistress will be Mrs. Sam
also a past presi-
Sorscher, replacing Mrs. Sam Got-
dent of the con-
lib, who will be out of town for a
gregation, is
wedding. Also, the list of decora-
chairman.
tions committee members previ-
A native of
ously
published did not include the
Whaton, T e x . ,
name
of Mrs. Gordon Suber. Ted
Rabbi Franklin
Vinacow is doing the lighting for
attended Yeshiva
the
show.
College, gradua- Rabbi Franklin
The donor event, the last to be
ting with a BA degree in sociology
in 1965. That September he entered held in the present building, will
the seminary, spending his junior be featured on the 11 p.m. news,
year at the seminary's student cen- Channel 12, Sunday. Ken Corday,
ter in Jerusalem. He received his entertainer for the evening, is going
back 40 years in song.
master of Hebrew letters in June
The sisterhood also will appear
1968 and was ordained in June on a half-hour pre-taped TV show
1970,
on Channel 12, "Time to Build."
This show appears on Saturdays

GEORGE RUSKIN

NORTHLAND FORD
MILE r. GREENFIELD

.

We are pleased to announce that

CLAIRE LANDES GROSBERG

is now associated with us as a

Beth Israel Women
to Be Featured on TV

Comings ...
and
... Goings

Mrs. Julia Kentz and Alvin Kentz
were recently honored by the Gene-
see Federation for the Blind in
recognition of their volunteer work
in the Everyday Living Class. Mrs.
Kentz is a member of the board,
and Alvin Kentz was named hon-
orary board member.

In general, mankind, since the
Howard Goldberg and Gordon
improvement of cookery, eat twice Suber were amohg a group of at-
as much as nature requires.— torneys admitted to practice in the
Benjamin Franklin.
U.S. District Court.

at 1 p.m.

Youth on The Move

Richard D. Shur was recognized
for earning all As at Flint College
of the University of Michigan for
the fall semester.

d d

The following Flint junior and
senior high school students had a
straight A average for the second
marking period of the school year:
David Faller, Judith Schwartz,

Susan Winston, Ted Himelhoch,
Steve Portney, Eric Sorscher, Kim-
berly Hourvitz, Barbara Weston,
Glenda Becker and Howard .Brag-
man.

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