THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

12—Friday, August 6, 1971

Telethon Winds Up Flint Campaign

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The final phases of the 1971 Flint United Jewish Appeal Cam-
paign were begun with a telethon this week. Murray Moss, cam-
paign chairman, said: "The situation in Israel is such that although
we would prefer personal contacts, we must now rely on the phone
to complete our coverage." With Moss (far left) are volunteers
(from left) Ronald Goldstein, Joe Bean and Nathan Schafer. Not
shown but also participating was Jack Shaprow. Those who have
not yet been contacted may call the council office, '76'7-5922.

The Solelim (Pathfinders) group is for 4 -5 year-olds. Coun-
selors are Gail Feinstein, Gail Wolin, Marcia Blum, Marci Gottlieb,
Gail Rachwal, Jami Steinberg, Andrea Wax, Susan Schaffer and
Teri Sills.

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These are the Tsofim (Scouts), 6-'7 year-olds. Counselors are
Gordon Parnes, Laurie White, Lenny Fink, Shirley Wilson, Howard
Bragman, Mike Iaslovits and David Seide.

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Eileen to Paul Richard Miller, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of
Cranston, R.I.
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the University of Michigan. Her
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An October wedding is planned.

Here is the Halutzim (Pioneers) group, youngsters age 8-10.
Counselors are Joe Krause, Marcy Tucker ; Teresa Bergman and
Howard Yale.

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The 1971 season of Camp Mac-
cabee has come to a close., and not
without a little regret frOm the
Flint camp's enthusiastic 76- camp-
ers.
Through the efforts of directors
Mrs. Albert Binder and Mrs.
James Hallem, the Flint Jewish
Community Council and camp
board and staff, youngsters in
three age divisions enjoyed day-
time field trips and activities in
the out-of-doors.
Highlights for the Solelim
(Pathfinders) group, youngsters
age 4-5, were an "un-birthday"
party for all, a magic show,•
trips to the Detroit Institute of
Arts and Bishop Airport and a
carnival complete with games,
an ESP fortune teller and the
Great and Magnificent Swami.
The Tsofim (Scouts) group,
ages 6-7, took field trips to the

Flint Public Library, Sloan Mu-
seum and IMA Mott Farm.
The 8-10 year-olds in the Halut-
zim (Pioneers) division took an
overnight at Sherwood Forest
where they went horseback riding,
swimming, told ghost stories and
roasted marshmallows.
A special feature of the camp
session was the creative shabat
service planned by counselors
Laurie White, Gail Wolin and
Lenny Fink. Friendship was the
theme of the campers' service,
held before parents at Temple
Beth El. An oneg Shabat fol-
lowed.
As its concluding event, Camp
Maccabee gathered the Flint com-
munity for a hootenanny in Bal-
lenger Park. Songs and Israeli
dancing were featured and, not
surprisingly, a good time was had
by all !

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August 10—Bnai Brith Women
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11—Jewish Education Com-
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12—J W V A Prospective
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A JWVA board meeting was
held at the home of Bessie Ritt-
man Thursday.
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A JWV splash party has been
set for 1 p.m. Aug. 12 at the
home of Lillian Baum. Dessert will
be served, and prospective mem-
bers are welcome.

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