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David Kleins Honored Community Calendar Arranged for 1971-1972
The Flint Jewish Community ing of women's organization presi-
on 50th Anniversary Council maintains a community dents, met at the Council office
calendar to assure each constit-
uent organization the opportunity
to plan programs and dates so as
to prevent conflicts.
The calendar committee, consist-
Klein Re-Elected
Council President
At a meeting of the board of
governors of the Flint Jewish Com,
munity Council, the following were
elected for 1971-73: President,
Alfred E. Klein: honorary vice
president, Lawrence Covitz; first
vice president, Michael A. Pela-
vin; second vice president, Murray
E. Moss; third, Dr. Ira B. Marder;
honorary treasurer, Jacob Pines;
treasurer, • Mrs. Charles Dodge;
and secretary, Mrs. Simon India-
ner. Their term of office will begin
July, 1.
Klein has served two one-year
terms as president. The new Coun-
cil constitution adopted last year
calls for officers to serve two-year
terms effective this year.
Covitz served as first vice presi-
dent last year, and Pelavin was
second. Moss has moved up from
third vice president to - second.
Marder served as treasurer. Mrs.
Dodge was women's division co-
chairman for 1971, and Mrs. India-
ner served as associate chairman.
Pines has held his position for a
number of years.
The slate was presented by
Louis Kasle, chairman of the nomi-
nating committee. Serving on his
committee were Dr. William Ber-
nard, Dr. H. M. Golden, Dr. Saul
Gorne, Dr. Arnold Schaffer and
Mrs. Emil Schupack.
Youth on
the Move
Faye E. Borensztejn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Pinkus T. Boren-
sztejn, was one of the top 10 grad-
uates of the 1971 class of Beecher
High School. She is a member of
the National Honor Society, Pep
Club and Future Nurses.
Richard D. Shur was named a
scholar for academic achievement,
having earned all As during the
spring semester at Flint College
of the University of Michigan.
Israel Debt to Rise
With Defense Outlays
TEL-AVIV (ZINS)—Quoting well
informed circles, the afternoon
daily Yediot Ahronot reports that,
by 1975, Israel's foreign currency
debt will jump from its present
level of $3 billion to $51/2 billion.
This is the inevitable result, the
paper writes, of an insistent need
to go all out fir more defense pro-
- duction, which will require astro-
nomical outlays of capital.
The report calls attention to the
fact that military supplies from
the United States are not obtained
without cost. American equipment
is very expensiys, and Israel pays
the full price .ffr it, even though
terms of payment are favorable
and convenient. Local authorities
are convinced that in the next six
to seven years it will be possible
to fabricate in Israel about all of
the modern, sophisticated weaponry
needed in today's warfare. But
this will entail enormous invest-
ment and expenditure.
The assumption is there will be
no easing of political pressures,
and that the security problem will
remain acute. Incurring a larger
dollar debt is seen as an inevitable
consequence.
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Community
Calendar
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 25,1971-11
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Feather, Down or Wool
last week to set up next year's
calendar. In attendance were Mrs.
Edward Osher, Beth Israel Sister-
hood; Mrs. Marvin Persky, Bnai
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Brith Women; Mrs. Samuel Coss-
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man, Hadassah; Mrs. Milton War-
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UILTS
June 28—Temple Beth El Board
Meeting, 8 p.m-
29—Council Executive Corn-
mittee Meeting, Noon,
Council Office
— Council Board of Gov-
ernors Meeting, 8:30
MR. AND MRS. DAVID KLEIN
p.m., Temple Beth El
A dinner-dance in honor of Mr. July 1—Cong. Beth Israel Board
and Mrs. David Klein of E. Court
Meeting, 8 p.m.
St. was given last Saturday eve-
ning by their children, the Alfred
E. Kleins and the Edward Roths of
Coral • Gables, Fla. The celebration,
held in the Candlelight Room of
the Pick-Durant Hotel, marked
the senior Kleins' 50th wedding
anniversary.
Friends and family came from
Switzerland, Chile, Canada and
many states. The Kleins have lived
in Flint since 1927, when they
came from Detroit and Mr. Klein
founded Klein Realty, of which he
is president. Mrs. Klein is the for-
mer Sarah Schwartz.
A family dinner was held the
previous evening at the University
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Dr. Bertram H. Marx, Flint
osteopathiC physician and surgeon,
has been named chairman of the
Citizens to Advance Public Educa-
tion, a statewide organization in-
strumental in opposing state aid to
parochial schools.
Mrs. Ira Scho will serve as his-
torian of the Department of Mich-
igan Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary, in 1971-72.
Mrs. Gordon Suber, American-
ism chairman for JWVA, recently
presented 10 American flags to
Flint area schools and scout
troops.
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