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TIE WNW JUEISN NETS
1i--Mini, Ewa it 1971

Youth Hear lst-Hand Re rt 4.Cinidition of Soviet Jews

News

Young Leaders
Launch Drive

The young leadership division
of the Flint United Jewish Appeal
will hold a dinner 6 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Phoenix Club.
Frank Kasle is chairman of this
division; and co-chairmen are Dr.
Stanley Kaller and Milton Weiss.
Guest speaker will be Malcolm
M. Rosenberg, business executive
and community
leader of Roan-
oke, Va.
For reserva-
tions, call t h e
council office,
767-5922.
Rosenberg is a
member of the
young leadership
cabinet of the
nationwide Unit-
ed Jewish Ap- Rosenberg
peal and chairman of the UJA of
Roanoke. He has also been a mem-
ber of the board of directors of
Beth Israel Synagogue for 10
years and is a trustee of the non-.
sectarian United Fund.
He was graduated from the Uni-
versity of Miami and is president
of a firm which manufactures aca-
demic caps and gowns and re-
ligious attire. He is also a member
of the board of Roanoke Telecas-
ters, Inc.

Henry Livingston;
Headed Beth El Club

Henry Livingston, G-3100 Miller
Rd., died March 4 at age 58 in
Scottsdale, Ariz.
He was a member of Temple
Beth El, past president of Beth El
Brotherhood and a member of Elks
Club.
Mr. Livingston owned and oper-
ated Flint Scrap Iron and Metal
and also was owner of the Flint
Waste Paper Company, which in
1962 merged with Flint Scrap Iron
and Metal.
Mr. Livingston was born in Co-
Ana Rusinek (center), who recently emigrated from Russia to Israel and who was in Flint to ad-
dress the initial gifts Inaugural dinner for the Flint UJA Campaign, meets with students to tell her sto logne, Germany, and bad been a
and answer questions about conditions is Russia. Mrs. Rusinek reported that she was pleased with Flint resident for 35 years, coming
the deep interest shown by children of all ages and was impressed by their questions. Murray Moss, from Chicago.
Surviving are his wife, Laura;
chairman of the 1971 campaign, stated that as a result of this visit a more thorough understanding and
a much more emotional attachment to the current plight of Soviet Jews has been generated among the a daughter, Mrs. Ronald (Miriam)
Goldstein; his mother, Mrs. Martha
entire Flint Jewish community.
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Livingston; a brother, Werner, and
a sister, Mrs. Arnold Sherwood,
Good Response to Campaign Reported
all of Denver; and two grandchil-
dren.

at Initial Gifts Inaugural Dinner

Deborah Lovitky to If 7 "ed
Connecticut Student

MISS DEBORAH LOVITKY

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lovitky
announce the engagement of their
daughter Deborah to Ronald Shei-
man, son of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
Sheiman of Fairfield, Conn.
Both are graduates of the Uni-
versity of Michigan. The bride-
elect attends Chicago-Kent College
of Law, and her fiance is a stu-
dent at the University of Connec-
ticut School of Law.
An October wedding is being
planned.

Community
Calendar

March 14—Regional Conference on
Middle East, 1 p.m.,
Temple Beth El
16--Bnai Brith Women
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
17—Hadassah Meetin g,
12:30 p.m.
—UJA Young Leader-
ship Division Dinner,
6 p.m., Phoenix Club

Comings ...
and
... Goings

Sheldon Weinstein has been ap
pointed director of RAP House,
the Fenton youth center for drug
education. On the staff of Rubicon
House. Flint drug addiction cen-
ter for the past six months, he
is a student in clinical psychology
at the Flint College of the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
Born in Flint. Weinstein was
graduated in 1963 from Flint Cen-
tral High School. He served four
years in the air force and in 1968
attended Eastern Michigan Uni-
versity. Weinstein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Weinstein. is a sur-
gical technician at McLaren Gen-
eral Hospital.

Flint

18—Cong. Beth Israel
Board of Education
Meeting, 8 p.m.

Louis Kasle, chairman of the March 2 initial gif ts ins
al
dinner, announced that Flint Jewry is responding to the critical
needs in Israel at an all-time high. Givers in the initial, advance
and pacesetters divisions combined for the dinner and every gift
announced was considerably higher than the record gifts of the crisis
year of 1987, said Kasle. Shown in the top photo are (from left) Hy
Bergman, community council executive director; Alfred Klein, presi-
dent; Dr. Leon Rosky, chairman, pacesetters gifts; Alla Rusinek,
guest speaker; and Louis Kasle, special gifts and dinner chairman. In
the bottom photo are (from left) Alvin Rosenfeld, guest speaker;
Murray Moss, general chairman; Dr. Jack Stanzier, associate chair-
man; Rabbi Gerald Schuster, Temple Beth El; and Dr. Ira Marder,
associate chairman.

Bnai Brith Thinks Golf

Officers of Flint Lodge have
again won Class A memberships
in golfing at Grand Blanc Country
Club for paid up members of Bnai
Brith.
The price of the membership in-
cludes all greens fees, starting
time and all club privileges. To
Discipline
sign up, contact any of the golf
It Is one thing to praise discip- committee, Irving L. Simen, Dr.
line, and another to submit to It— Seymour Stern, 'Lewis Sanford,
Cervantes.
Fred Schefman or Ted Vinacow.

bachelor of science degree in
psychology. She has five chil-
dren, age 11 to 27.
Past president of Fairwinds
Girl Scout Council and active in
the movement, Mrs. Rapport is on
the boards of Red Feather, Citi-
zens Scholarship Foundation and
Musical Performing Arts Associa-
tion, as well as executive board
of Urban Coalition.
She is a member of many com-
munity service committees.

Young Council Cagers
Win Championship

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil's junior basketball teem, age
16 and under, has won the Flint
basketball championship with a
10-0 record.
Members of the team are Joel
Kaufman, Jon Pines, Max Engel-
man, Jeff Himelboch, Mike Pines,
Robby Kalmar, Keith Sidell, Barry
Wax, Ron Weisberger, David
Failer, Andy Leavitt, Larry Alex-
ander, Frankel Gorney, David
Thal, David Himelhoch, Jeff Kap-
lan, Larry Kassel, David Stanley,
Jon Gotlib, Leslie Silberman,
Mike Suber, Brnce Warren, David
Goldstein, Steven Portney, Ted
Himelhoch and Stuart flombeL
The team was coached by Carl
and Dan Rittman and Norman
Leavitt:

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Murray Moss, Mrs. Richard Rapport
Seek School Board Terms on April 5

Murray E. Moss and Mrs. Rich-
ard Rapport are candidates for
six-year terms on the Flint Board
of Education. Elections will be held
April 5.
Moss, 53, owner of the Moss In-
surance Agency, has been a Flint
resident for 15 years.
He has a bachelor's degree in
education from St. Johns Univer-
sity in New York.
He is a member of the citizens
advisory board of Flint College of
the University of Michigan and
the Board of County Institutions.
He is president of Cong. Beth Is-
rael and past president of both the
Genesee County Democratic Com-
mittee and the Independent Insur-
ance Agents of Genesee County.
Mrs. Rapport, a Flint resident
for 30 years, is a graduate of the
University of Minnesota, with a

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