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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Giving 'Never Meant More...
On the eve of the closing of the
1971 Flint United Jewish Appeal
campaign, chairman Murray Moss
issued this appeal:
"In 1971, it never meant more
. . . because they need us as never
before.
"They need us in Israel, where
hostile neighbors have forced our
fellow Jews to tax their own re-
sources in the name of self de-
fense.
"They need us in many other
lands—in Russia, in Europe, in
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At a meeting of the Flint Jewish Community Council's commis-
sion on Jewish education, are (from lower left) clockwise: Pinhas
Fellus, Hy Bergman, Dr. Arnold Schaffer, Mrs. Marvin Persky, B.
Morris Pelavin, Jack Shaprow, Dr. William Bernard, Rabbi Leonard
Schoolman and Rabbi Gerald Schuster. Not pictured are Dr. Leon
Rosky, Dr. Jack Stanzler and Dr. Milton Panzer.
The American Association for
Jewish Education assisted in the
development of guidelines, evalua-
tions and the establishment of a
periodic consultation visit to the
schools. Since this time, several
consultants have visited the schools
and have submitted their evalua-
tion to the commission on Jewish
education.
Based upon their recommend-
ations and evaluations, the com-
Michigan Bnai Brith Council
elected officers at a recent meet-
ing in Flint, at which Ted Vina-
cow of Flint was elected to a
third term as president. Vied pres-
idents are Dr. Bert Marx of Flint,
Charles Levenberg of Grand Ra-
pids and Fred Newman of Lan-
sing; treasurer, Joe Apell of Flint
(2nd term); secretary, John Roths-
child of Pontiac; and board mem-
ber, Paul Litvin of Mt. Clemens.
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Jewish Education Booster in Flint
Three years ago, the Flint Jew-
ish Community Council, through
its commission on Jewish educa-
tion, embarked upon plans to in-
vestigate and improve the quality
of Jewish education in the religious
schools.
Ted Vinacow Wins
His 3rd BB Term
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the Middle East — where thou-
sands of Jews have been dis- May 22—Junior Congregation Sab-
placed, denied God's freedom
bath, 9 a.m., Cong. Beth
and forced to live below their
Israel
level of dignity.
23—Tween Bowling Banquet,
"They need us here at home,
Town and Country Lanes
where the pressures of every-day
24—Temple Beth El Board
living weigh upon so many, with-
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
out regard to age, from nursery
school to nursing home.
—Bnai Brith Lodge Board
Up Membership Party,
"They need us as never before.
"So we are here. We will help
12:30 p.m., home of Mrs.
meet the need. In the most prac-
Raymond Kahrnoff
tical way of all. We will give."
25—Bnai Brith Lodge Board
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
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mission led by Chairman B. Mor-
ris Pelavin was able to formulate
plans and suggested changes for
the schools so as to achieve high-
er standards.
The latest visit was by Rabbi
Leonard Schoolman of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions. He spoke to teachers of both
schools, visited classes, compiled
an evaluation paper and reported
to the commission on his findings.
Rabbi Schoolman's report included
suggestions for combining certain
grades into joint -sessions, intro-
duction of the value-centered
teaching concept and suggestions
for teacher training.
The commission has taken the
report under consideration.
Prosecuting Attorney Leonard
Relates Experiences in USSR
Bnai Brith Women will hold a
paid-up luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Membership
Vice President Sandra Kahrnoff,
12991 Croftshire, Grand Blanc. For
reservations, call Mrs. Kahrnoff,
694-7023. "Promises, Promises . . ."
will be the theme at the luncheon,
at which a salad bar will be pro-
vided by old and new board mem-
bers. Entertainment, "Yiddishkeit
—Pathos and Parody," will star
Roz Kramer and Anita Kippelman.
Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
paid a visit to Caro State Home
and Training School. Chairman
Barbara Yale and Sue Kalmar
serviced 50 girls. They were told
of several items the auxiliary can
present as a donation to the home.
Confirmations Set
Confirmation services will be
held Shavuot Eve 8 p.m. May 29
at Temple Beth El. The confirm-
ands are: Lawrence David Alex-
ander, Michael Arenson, Richard
Alan Bernstein, David Harvey
Failer, Jeffrey Joseph Himelhoch,
Leslie Susan Klein, Andrea Lynn
Krakower, Shelley Allison Portney,
Charles Martin Schlinger, Ann
Schupack, Brad Jeffrey Shapiro,
Gail Rebecca Suber and Diane
Lynn Thal.
At Cong. Beth Israel, confirma-
tion service will be 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day. Confirmands are: Glenda
Becker, Howard Bragman, Joel
Kaufman, Harry Kirsbaum, Debra
Osher, Jack Schafer, Mary Tuc-
ker and Laurie White.
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Comings
and
... Goings
Hy Bergman, executive director
of the Flint Jewish Community
Council, who also serves in Flint
as chairman for the steering corn-
mittee on aging, Genesee Council
of Social Agencies, has been in-
vited by Gov. Milliken to serve as
a delegate to the Michigan White
House Conference on Aging in Lan-
sing. Delegates to this conference
Tuesday will determine final po-
licy proposals for presentation and
.consideration at the White House
Conference on Aging.
Saturday Night Auction
A public auction will be held
7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pick-
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Durnt Hotel. Auctioneer C. B.
Charles will preside. Among the
committee members are Mrs. J.
Bernard Sloan, chairman; David
Laro, chairman of the Genesee
County Republican Party; and
Mrs. Gordon Suber, hostess.
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The following Flint pupils re-
ceived top ratings in the annual
solo and ensemble festival for
elementary and junior highs last
week: Leslie Freeman, Lynn
Aaronson and Ted Himelhoch.
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Paul J. Seigel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Seigel, has been appoint-
ed to the U.S. Military Academy
at West Point. The appointment
was announced by U.S. Rep. Don-
ald W. Riegle Jr. -of Flint. Paul is
a senior at Flint Central High.
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Richard D. Shur and Anne L.
Weinstein received degrees from
Flint College of the University of
Michigan during commencement
ceremonies last week. Both grad-
uated with high distinctions.
Lodge and Chapter
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At the installation dinner of Flint
Bnai Brith Lodge and Chapter, the * Rudy Leiser (Owner) Manicuring By Beggy and Helen 398-4788
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for distinguished service:
Sam Gutterman and Harry M.
Katz, the Morris Gold Memorial
Trophy for past leadership and
efforts in lodge fund raising; Dr.
Jack Stanzler and Mrs. Ben Bayer,
humanitarian award; Dr. Bert
Marx, youth services appeal; Sam
Winston, Mrs. Harry Karsh and
Genesee Prosecuting Attorney Robert H. Leonard (center) spoke Irving Simen, acquisition of new
to a combined meeting of the community relations committee and members; Mrs. Theodore Gold-
the board of governors of the Flint Jewish Community Council last
berg and Mrs. Andrew Winston,
week. Leonard recently spent two weeks in the Soviet Union on be-
achievement in fund raising; Cir-
half of the National District Attorneys Association and the American cuit Judge and Mrs. Donald Free-
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Jewish Conference of Soviet Jewry. Shown with him are (from left)
man, community service award;
Mrs. Sol Schafer, Nathan Schafer, Dr. Jack Stanzler and Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Nathan Greenberg and
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Others honored were Mrs. Sam
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You are invited to call
Registration for the fall term of
Classes will be held for children Rittman, Dr. Harvey Elford, Joe
Beth Israel Nursery School opens age 3-5 three mornings a week at Apell, Hy Klein, Roy Alexander;
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