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Council Initiates Presidents' Dinner

The following Flint area high
school seniors graduated with high
distinction this past week: Dan-
iel Gotlib, Marlene Katz, Mark C,
Shaprow and Hilary A. Markey.
Leonard Fink has received a
scholarship to a high school work-
shop in creative writing at Olivet
College for three weeks this sum-
mer.

Comings ...
and
... Goings

Mrs. James M. Lebster was elect-
ed treasurer of the Founders So-
ciety of the Flint Institute of Arts
at the annual luncheon of the so-
ciety's board last week.

Bar Mitzva

Pictured at the first annual presidents' dinner sponsored by the
Flint Jewish Community Council are the following presidents and
their organizations: (from left) standing: Herman Acker, Senior
Friendship Club; David Bernard, Aleph Zedek Aleph; Murray Moss,
Cong. Beth Israel; Martin Suber, Temple Beth El Brotherhood; Mrs.
Joe Rittman, Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary; Irving Simen, Bnai Brith
Lodge; Benzion Gotlib, Zionist Organization of America; and Alfred
Klein, Flint Jewish Community Council. Seated: Mrs. Milton Warren,
Temple Beth El Sisterhood; Richard Bernstein, Flint Area Temple
Youth; Mrs. Edward Osher, Beth Israel Sisterhood; Mrs. Samuel
Cossman, Hadassah; Marvin Failer, Temple Beth El; and Mrs.
Marvin Persky, Bnai Brith Women.

To acquaint new presidents with
David Louis Stanley, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Morton Jay Stanley, will the workings of the Jewish Com-
be called to the Torah as a Bar munity Council and their duties on
.Mitzva June 26 at Temple Beth El. the board of governors, the Flint
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Jewish Community Council inaug-
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Charles Sorkin, son of Mr. and urated an annual presidents' din-
Mrs. Sidney Sorkin, will be called ner last week at the Phoenix Club.
Alfred Klein, president of the
to the Torah as a Bar Mitzva June
Flint Jewish Community Council,
26 at Cong. Beth Israel.
explained that such a gathering
allows presidents to meet each
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Klein welcomed the presidents
and gave a brief explanation of
the Council's history and philoso-
phy. Key chairmen, who presented
capsule reports on their commit-
for $ 3.95
tees' activities, were Dr. Jack
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school authorities joined in a
tribute to her courage when she
graduated as a class of one.
"Here in Levi National Arthritis
Hospital," said Mayor Ellsworth,
"is revealed a strength of purpose
and an unswerving will to serve
which is one of the finest elements
of the culture of Hot Springs Na-
tional Park. A child, hurt and con-
fused, found here the skills and
understanding, the spirit and
heart, to conquer impossible odds.
It is time to pay honor to Levi
Hospital and to Frances Moffett."

HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL
PARK, Ark.—Graduation day be-
came "Frances Moffett Day," pro-
claimed by Mayor Tom Ellsworth
in Hot Springs National Park.
It was in tribute to a student
graduating from high school under
handicaps which would have de-
feated many others.
To Frances Moffett, an 18-year-
old black girl, the day had a spe-
cial meaning. Frances is the first
person ever to earn her high school
diploma under the formal educa-
tion program of Leo N. Levi Na-
tional Arthritis Hospital in Hot
Springs. She completed her full
course of study and earned her
diploma while undergoing treat-
ment for rheumatoid arthritis at
Levi Hospital.
The mayors of two cities, the
executives of the hospital and

Bergman for Dr. Leon Rosky, Jew-
ish social services and youth ac-
tivities; Edward Powers for Dr.
William Bernard, Young Leader-
ship; B. Morris Pelavin, Jewish
education; Herman Acker, Senior
Friendship Club; Murray Moss,
campaign; and Louis Kasle, bud-
get and allocations.

NEW YORK (JTA)—Final rec-
ommendations of the Task Force
on Jewish Identity, a review of
the 1971 fund-raising campaign, a
new executive recruitment and
planning program for federations,
developments and changes in Jew-
ish education and the role of lo-
cal communities toward pending
social welfare legislation were
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among the vital areas of concern
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highlighted at the quarterly meet-
Board to Meet June 29
28631 Southfield
6 here of the board of directors
The Jewish Community Council incis
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351-4116 Board of Governors will meet 8:30 and major national committees of
p.m. June 29 at Temple Beth El.' the Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds (CJF).
More than 200 Jewish communal
leaders and federation executives
from some 50 communities in the
United States and Canada attend-
ed the four-day conclave whose
focus was the major areas of Jew-
ish concern and commitment at
home, abroad and in Israel.
Embodied within the Task
Force's report to the board—the
culmination of almost two years
of intensive study to formulate
means of strengthening Jewish
identity and commitment—were
the results of the recently com-
pleted community dialogues in
which a cross-section of the Jew-
ish population of 38 cities in the
U.S. and Canada offered their
views, concerns and priorities
relative to the enhancement of
Of course you are. That's why
the quality of Jewish life.
it's so nice to sweeten up his
life with all-time fashion favor-
In a series of committee meet-
ites from The Princeton Shop.
ings, participants and delegates
Clothes to revitalize his style with
dash and distinction . . . at
also discussed an analysis of the
values that make sense. From
1971 community fund-raising cam-
shirts and ties, to swim trunks,
paigns conducted by federations
to summer jackets, we have a
and welfare funds to meet local,
lot of temptations to catch Dad's
national and overseas needs; the
fancy. And if you're puzzled,
personnel services committee
what's nicer than our special
gift certificate to let him be
which recently undertook a federa-
the man of decision on his
tion executive recruitment and
special day!
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education program to meet the
urgent need for qualified person-
nel in Jewish Federation, and re-
viewed plans for financing student
stipends and the criteria for Fed-
eration-oriented educational pro-
grams at schools of social work.
The
The committee on federation
planning for Jewish education ex-
The latest fashions for men 6 to 60
plored federations' _growing rela-
tionship with Jewish day schools
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