Flint
News

Summer Fun
for Youngsters
at Maccabee

Camp Maccabee, reorganized
under the direction of Mrs. James
Hallem and Mrs. Albert Binder,
is distributing a flyer detailing
camp objectives and activities to
the entire Council mailing list. The
season is scheduled for July 6-23.
The change to Temple Beth El
as a centrally located site was
made because of the length of
travel time to the former site,
Sherwood Forest. Transportation
will be provided by each camper.
Most campers, as indicated in
the Council population study of
1967, are age 4-10, with the
majOrity of potential registrants
4-6. This will be the children's
first experience in a Jewish Com-
munity Council facility.
An enriched fun experience pro-
gram is being planned, with spe-
cial emphasis on Israeli music. A
traditional Sabbath program will
be held each Friday, with an oneg
Shabat following. Each week there
will be a twilight song fest, in-
volving the campers' families and
members of the community. Field
trips for training in swimming,
howling, golf and nature studies
are planned.
A pilot program for teen-agers
will be held, featuring rap ses-
sions and Israeli songs.
The camp also will provide op-
portunities for leadership devel-
opment, with its counselor-in-
training program for children
age 13-15. Applications are being
accepted. Volunteers have offer-
ed their skills in baking, pup-
petry, photography, storytelling,
health, biology and sport instruc-
tion. As of this date, over 50
campers have registered.
Carl Rittman, youth adviser, an-
nounced a new athletic program
for children age 13-15. There will
be daily training in basketball and
volleyball, noon-5 p.m. during
July 6-23. Additional information
will be mailed to all teens.
A Canadian camping trip for 12
physically fit boys age 14-16 will
take place at the end of August,
in conjunction with Camp Tama-
rack. Participants in this wilder-
ness hike will spend five days in
Northern Canada and will be se-
lected from athletic program par-
ticipants.
For additional information on
Camp Maccabee, the teen athletic
program and the wilderness trip,
call the Council office, 767-5922.

Rivka Aleksandrovich, mother of
Soviet Jewish prisoner Ruth Alek-
sandrovich, will speak at Woodside
Church, Flint, at a meeting 5 p.m.
Wednesday arranged by the Flint
Interfaith Action Council.
On March 19. the Action Coun-
cil, comprised of Christian clergy-
men, picketed a Soviet dance group
on a Friday night so that Jews
would not violate the Sabbath.
"Ruth Aleksandrovich is well
known to the Jewish community,"
stated Dr. Jack Stanzler, com-
munity relations committee chair-
man. "Many of us have written
to the USSR about her plight," he
said, "The willingness of non-Jews

•
Presidents Dinner
to Acquint Heads of
Agencies
With Council
t,

Incoming presidents of constitu-
ent agencies of the Flint Jewish
Community Council will be the
Council's guests at a Presidents
dinner 7 p.m. June 9 at the Phoe-
nix Club.
According to Alfred Klein, presi-
dent of the Flint Jewish Commun-
ity Council, the purpose of the din-
ner is .to acquaint new presidents
with the Council structure, proj-
ects, administration and its prob-
lems. Chairmen of standing com-
mittees will give brief presenta-
tions, and questions will be an-
swered.
"We feel that with a good under-
standing of the Council and its
purposes and problems, the presi-
dents will take great care in se-
lecting their delegates, and each
constituent group will demonstrate
greater participation," Klein said.

LEADS THE WAY

Comings
and

...

SO DOES

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GEORGE RUSKIN

Goings

NORTHLAND FORD

Mrs. Hyman S. Loikrec was in-
stalled recently as president of the
Genesee County Bar Auxiliary.
Clifford H. Hart has been named
to the board of directors of the
Bar Association.
*
Named to the board of Flint
Community Planned Parenthood
Association last week were Mrs.
Michael A. Pelavin and Mrs. Emil
I. Schupack. Mrs. Harvey Shaprow
received an award for outstanding
service.
* *
Mrs. Bernard J. Harris was in-
stalled last week as treasurer of
the Genesee County Medical So-
ciety.

10 MILE & GREENFIELD

P reienli

PRINCE EDWARD

For the Look of today

in Black & Grey
• Cut Velvet
• Bell Bottoms
• Boots
• Flares
• Colored Shirts

For Proms & Weddings

Farewell for Millgrams

Tuxedo Sales & Rental

Cong. Beth Israel will hold a bon
voyage dinner for Rabbi Hillel
Millgram and his family 6:30 p.m.
June 13 in the synagogue social
hall. For reservations, call the
synagogue office, M3-5386.

126 S. Woodward

(10 Block South of Maple on Woodward)

Birmingham, Mich.

ILTY

FLINT JEWISH
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
and
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN

SUNDAY, JUNE 6,
4:30 P.M.
TEMPLE BETH EL
Buffet Supper
$3 Per Person

Community
Calendar

RUTH ALEXANDROVICH, Age 24

er Crimes: 1) Studying Language and History

of Her People

21 Seeking to Join Her People in Israel

Join the Rally for
Soviet Jewish Prisoners

Bar Mitzva

Installed and
Serviced

NORTHLAND FORD

Attend
"IT CAN'T
HAPPEN HERE"
Conference
Co-Sponsored by

June 6—"It Can't Happen Here,"
4:30 p.m., Temple Beth
El
7—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Harry Lee Fisher, son of Dr. and
Open Board Meeting,
Mrs. Carl Fisher, will be called to
12:30 p.m.
the Torah as Bar Mitzva, June 12
8—Commission on Jewish
at Cong. Beth Israel.
Education M e e t i n g, 8
p.m., office of B. Morris
Pelavin
9—FJCC Presidents Dinner,
To Mr. and Mrs. Murray Eisen,
7 p.m. at Phoenix Club
3021 Begole, a daugter, Amy Janet.
—Interfaith Action Council:
Rivka Aleksandrovich,
5 p.m., Woodside 'Church
10—Council Executive- Com-
. " Meeting, Noon, Council
Office

Und
erground
Sprinkler
Systems

QUALITY • SERVICE ;it PRICE

to be informed so that they can
take action in our behalf is most
welcome and encouraging.".

...

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

12—Friday, June 4, 1971

Mrs. Aleksandr ovich to Speak
to Interfaith A ction Council

Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary
will hold a luncheon for past Pres-
ident Mrs..Herbert,Koenig at Uncle
John's 1 p.m. June 17. A gift will
be presented to her for her time
and devotion to the organization.
The auxiliary presented Caro State
Home and Training School with 24
place settings of dinnerware and
several serving pieces.

Hear . . .

RIVKA ALEXANDROVICH

(RUTH'S MOTHER)
And

Robert Leonard

Prosecuting Attorney, Genesee County
Who has just returned from a Soviet Jewry fact-finding
tour in the USSR.

JUNE 9 — 8:15 P.M.

Temple Emanu-El

14550 West 10

Oak Park

Mile Road

Auspices:

Jewish Community

.

Council -i)f

Metropolitan Detroit

In cooperation with

Detroit Action Committee on Soviet Jewry