THE DETROIT, JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, April 9, 1971
Rosalyn Feiler Engaged
to Wed Philadelphian
.
Passover Message From Council
By ALFRED E. KLEIN
President
As we join in the Passover fes-
tival celebrating the liberation of
our people from slavery in Egypt
over 3,600 years ago, our joy is
diminished by the thought of those
of our people who are still en-
slaved by poverty and who must
live in hostile lands under econom-
ic, social and political peril.
The Hagada tells us, "Those who
are hungry, let them come and eat.
Those who would celebrate Pass-
over, let them join us." For the
Jews of the rest of the world, free-
dom means sharing—helping im-
migrants build new lives. The
majority of the 50,000 immigrants
who will arrive in Israel this year
are experiencing real freedom, as
.we .understand it, for the first time.
They come from lands of oppres-
sion and persecution, where the
word "Jew" means- "enemy." For
today there are many Pharaohs.
Because we have promised
these immigrants all these free-
doms, our contributions in 1971
must be on the unprecedented
level—a level which reflects not
only deep concern, but total com-
mitment.
The theme of Passover which is
demonstrated by the symbols and
rituals of the holiday is an exalta-
tion of freedom and human dig-
nity. During the seder we relate
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MISS ROSALYN FEILER
elbow-length tiered veil of illusion, ; missions of the American profes- zens in Genesee County. They have
and the bride carried Victorian sors which were invited to visit been invited on Tuesday so they
roses on a small Bible. The nev ly- , Israel. Jordan and the United Arab may achieve a better understand-
weds plan to liv e in Madison Republic as guests of the respec- ing of Jewish religious practices, I
Heights on return from their tive r , overnments
stated Acker.
honeymoon in the Bahamas.
Hy Bergman, executive director
of the Flint Jewish Community
Council and chairman of the steer-
: ing committee of the committee on i
aging, reported that the members
were looking forward to the pro-
gram.
Dr. Evelyn Golden, chairman of
Flint Area Temple Youth . will the senior citizens advisory corn-
host .a Soviet Jewry "experience • : mittee of the Flint Jewish Commu-
Mrs. Beverley Kreel of Grand April 17 at Temple Beth El.
nity Council, said it was felt that
Blanc has received word that her
Teens to Identify
With Soviet Jews
Via 'Experience
High school students are invited
to the overnight event, to learn
what it's like to live in Russia
today as a Jew. Registration will
be from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Students are asked to bring
sleeping bags and other needed
items. The nominal cost will cover
meals and kits. For information,
call Brad Shapiro or the temple
office.
Best Wishes
for a
Happy
and
from the
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JCC Gagers Winners
'in District Tournament
The Flint Jewish Community
Council Intermediate Boys' Basket-
ball team won the district cham-
pionship by defeating two teams.
In the first game against United .
Methodist Church of Jackson, won
by a score of 39-20, Jon Pines
scored 14 points; Joel Kaufman, 9:
The second victory was against
St. Casimir of Lansing by a score
of 48-32. High scorers were Joel i
Passover
SOL
this program will be another link
in strengthening the bonds of un-
derstanding between the Jewish
and non-Jewish communities.
Mike Pines, 9; Bob Kalmar, 5; and
Max Engelman, 2.
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THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
Prof. Allen Pollack
to Talk on Identity
poetry has been selected to appear
in "An Anthology of Modern Amer-
ican Poets." The hard-cover book
will be distributed to all English-
speaking countries, as well as to
libraries, educational institutions
and book stores. Mrs. Kreel's
poetry also has appeared in
"Voices International," "People"
and the "Christian Mother. -
LEWIS HYPNOSIS CENTER
Clawson Concrete Company
I nors and the staff of the Flint
Joan to William Robbins, son of
Jewish Community Council extend Mr. and Mrs. Barney Robbins of
HELFMAN-RISKIN: Rabbi Hil- Passover greetings.
Philadelphia. .
lel Millgram officiated at the Sun-
Miss Feiler is a graduate of the
day afternoon wedding of Marleen
University of Michigan and holds
June. Riskin and David Lewis .Helf-
a masters degree in speech pathol-
man at Cong. Beth Israel. Parents
ogy from Case Western Reserve
of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
University. Mr. Robbins is a gradu-
Sidney Riskin of Mallery St. and
Prc,f. Allen Pollack, chairman ate of Drexel University, Philadel-
Mrs. Rosalind Helfman of Royal
phia, with a BA degree in engi-
Oak. The bride's attendants were of the national executive committee neering science.
her sister, Elayne, maid of honor, of American Profesors for Peace
They will be married in August
and bridesmaids Joan Kasle of in the Middle East. will speak on in Flint.
"Jewish
Identity"
at
Temple
Beth
Troy, Mrs. Joseph Timiolione of
Saginaw, Lisa Braun of Boston, El 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. This is
Marian Koch of Detroit and Wendy the third program in the Flint Jew- Committee on Aging
Braun. Best man was the bride- ish Community Council's young -
Will Participate in
groom's brother, Gerrold of Royal leadership training program.
Prof. Pollack teaches Russian
Oak, and the ushers were Joel
Passover
Program
Hauser, Jeffrey Lesser and Mar- history, and he is currently en-
gaged
in
research
on
the
role
of
shall Shencopp, all of the Detroit
Herman Acker. president of the
area, and Leslie Schwartzberg of Jews in the revolutionary move- Senior Friendship Club of the Flint
ment
of
Czarist
Russia.
Wycliffe, 0. T h e f bridegroom's
Jewish Community Council, an-
grandmother, Mrs. George Weser
Prof. Pollack is associate chair- nounced that the steering commit-
of Detroit, and the bride's grand- man of the executive committee tee of the Council of Social Agen-
mother, Mrs. Joseph Sedersky of of the American Zionist Federation , cies of Flint and the Genesee
North Miami Beach, also took part and chairman of its youth and cam- I County Committee on Aging have
in the ceremony. The bride wore pus committee.
been invited to participate in a
an organza gown with Empire i
Passover program 12:30 p.m. Tues-
Prof. Pollack was instrument-
waist. chapel train, full cuffed j al in establishing the American day at Temple Beth El.
sleeves and high neckline. A band- I Professors for Peace in the Mid-
Acker pointed out that the com-
ing of rolled organdy cording, de-I dle East, an organization of 15,- mittee on aging is composed of
signed with scrolls, adorned the ; ooa members on some 500 cam- social workers and community
bodice and cuff. A Camelot head- puses.
leaders concerned with bettering,
piece of matching cording held the
He participated in several study living conditions for all senior citi-
Comings .. .
and
. . . Goings
News
r
of the hundreds of thousands of
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Feiler of
needy Jews overseas who still look Eldorado Dr. announce the engage-
to us for aid, the board of gover- ment of their daughter Rosalyn
Marriages
Flint
.
When students from Flint area
schools participated recently in the
District Forensic Contest at Gene-
see Community College, a first-
place winner in children's story-
telling was Scott Schreiber of
Valley School.
Richard D. Shur has been named
a James B. Angell Scholar at the
University of Michigan, an honor
given to undergraduates who have
earned an all-A record for two
consecutive terms.
the tale of what happened to our
ancestors 4,000 years ago. Today
we have the opportunity to see that
it goes on happening—every day.
In their name and in the name
Youth on The Move
Kaufman, 24 points; Mike Pines,1
16; Jon Pines, 6; and Barry Wax,
2
Coaches Carl Rittman, Dan Ritt-
man and Norman Leavitt gave
credit to the whole team for the
victories and singled out Mike
Pines and Kaufman for their excel-
lent play in both games.
Bar Mitzva
David Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs.
i Lewis Stone, will be called to the
I Torah as Bar Mitzva Sunday at
I Cong. Beth Israel.
A HEALTHY & HAPPY PASSOVER
SHALOM SHALOM
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