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Beth El Women Muster Efforts
for Annual Antique Show, Sale
Mrs.' Robert Mitchell,, chairman
The 15th annual Eastern Michi-
gan Antique Show and Sale will of the show sponsored by the tem-
be May 2-4 at Temple Beth El. ple sisterhood, announced that
over 25 exhibitors from all over
the Midwest and New York will
display glassware, china, jewelry,
furniture, and coins, all of which
are for sale.
The sisterhood's own "Work of
Our Hands" shop will sell novel
clothing accessories, creative items
for the home and aids for the
gourmet or novice cook.
Flint Cagers Win
State Tournament
There also will be several fine
portrait artists who do pastels.
Show hours are noon-9 p.m. The
tea room, featuring home-baked
pastries and snacks, will be open
to the public all three days. Din-
ner will be served Monday and
Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:30.
Parking is free.
The Flint Jewish Community
Council basketball team defeated
Detroit Hartford Baptist, 43-39,
and then Flint First Presbyterian;
29-23, to win the 1971 YMCA Inter-
Church Athletic Association State
Last year, several thousand visi-
tournament in Flint last week.
tors attended.
With Hartford, the Council team
overcame a 3-to-5-inch-per-man
height disadvantage with its de-
fense work and shooting. Scoring
were Mike Pines, 15; Jon Pines,
11; Bob Kalmar, 8; Joel Kaufman,
6; and Barry Wax, 2:
In the finals, the Council team, April 23—Warsaw Ghetto Memorial
Service-, 8:30 p.m., Cong.
again at a height disadvantage,
Beth
Israel
used a good defense to overcome
25—USY "Israeli Nite," 4:30
a poor offensive showing and held
p.m., Cong. Beth Israel
off First Presbyterian to win the
championship. Again the rebound-
26—Beth Israel Sisterhood
ing of Mike Pines, Joel Kaufman
Board Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
and Barry Wax, and the play of
—Temple
Beth El Board
Jon Pines and Bob Kalriiar made
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
the difference. Scoring were Jon
Pines, 10; Mike Pines, 7; Joel
27—Hadassah . Board Meeting,
12:30 p.m. home of Mrs.
Kaufman, 7; and Bob Kalmar, 5.
Samuel Cossman
Coaches Carl Rittman, Dan Ritt-
man and Norman Leavitt gave
—Bnai Brith Men's Bowl-
special praise to Mike Pines for
ing Banquet, 6:30 p.m.
his play during the tournament
29—Israel
Independence Day
and to 4oel Kaufman, John Pines
—JWVA Installation, 7:30
and Bob Kalmar. Barry Wax, who
p.m., home of Mrs. Gor-
played very little during the sea-
don Suber
son, came off the bench for
the state tournament when a regu-
30—Israel Independence Day
lar starter could not be present.
Service, 8:30 p.m., Tem-
ple Beth El
Community
Calendar
Charlie Chaplin
Among Winners of
Brandeis Awards
WALTHAM, Mass. — Famed
screen writer, actor and director
Charlie Chaplin, sculptress Louise
Nevelson, choreographer George
Balanchine, composer Earl _Kim
and poet Richard Wilbur will be
honored 6:30 p.m. May 2 when
Brandeis University presents its
Rodale Creative Arts Awards at
the Whitney Museum in New York
City.
Cha9lin (who will be unable to
attend the ceremony), Mrs. Nevel-
son,_ Kim and Wilbur will receive
the Creative Arts Awards Medal.
Balanchine will receive a special
medal for notable achievement in
the creative arts.
The four Creative Arts Awards
Citation winners will be film-
maker Bruce Baillie, composer-
conductor John Harbison, poet
James Wright and sculptor Claes
Oldenburg.
Each of the nine winners will
receive a $1,000 stipend in addi-
tion to the award.
The Creative Arts Awards Me-
dal winners are selected in recog-
nition of a lifetime of distinguish-
ed achievement. Citations are con-
ferred on particularly talented
artists, usually in mid-career.
Bat Mitzva
Lori Rosenbaum, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Milton Rosenbaum,
will be called to the Torah as a
Bat Mitzva May 1 at Cong. Beth
Israel.
Comings ...
and
... Goings
New officers of the Genesee Dis-
trict Dental Auxiliary to be in-
stalled in May are Mrs. Morley
M. Biesman, president-elect; and
Mrs. Norman J. Lewis, recording
secretary.
*
Michael Sanford Frank of Cop-
man Blvd. was honored for out-
standing achievement at the an-
nual honors convocation at the
University of Michigan. He will
graduate with a BS degree and
enter Michigan State University's
medical school.
George Goldstein, 77
George Goldstein, 906 Garland,
died April 10 at age 77. A resident
of Flint the past 40 years, Mr.
Goldstein leaves a son, Richard: -
and three grandchildren.
Nathan Fleisher
Nathan Fleisher, 2746 Berkley,
died April 15 at age 79.
USY 'Israeli Night'
United Synagogue Youth will
present an Israeli Night 4:30 p.m.
Sunday at Cong. Beth Israel.
Headlining the show will be Tisipi
Trope, Israeli dancer from Ann
Arbor; Margo Lite, a speaker
who appeared at the regional
USY convention this year; Bernie
and the Boys band; and socio-
dramas.
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LODGE PRESIDENTS:
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Centennial
IRVING SIEGEL
Detroit
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CHAPTER PRESIDENTS
1970-71
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Albert D. Tucker
MRS. MARCUS LAST
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Frances Solovich
MRS. HARRY MILLMAN
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Israel Consul
to New York
SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1971, 10:00 A.M.
Mr. Fleisher was born in Lodiz,
Russia, and lived in Flint for the
past 60 years. He was a member
of Cong. Beth Israel.
Surviving are three daughters,
Pearl and Mrs. H. (Bessie) Fish-
kin, both of Flint, and Mrs. I.
(Rose) Somberg of Detroit, and
four grandchildren.
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