THE -DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 10, 1971-19
To Help Disburse UJA Funds
New Jersey Leader
New JNF President
Budget, Allocations Panels Named
Alfred E. Klein, president of the
Flint Jewish Community Council,
announces the appointment of com-
mittee members and dates of sub-
committee meetings.
B. Morris Pelavin is general
chairman.
Entrusted with helping disburse
funds raised in the 1971 United
Jewish Appeal Campaign, the sub-
committees make their recom-
mendations to the board of gover-
nors for final approval on all al-
locations. The board of governors
will consider these recommenda-
tions Jan. 27.
The subcommittee on overseas
Community
Calendar
Dec. 12—Tween Bowling Program,
2:30 p.m., Town and
Country Lanes.
—Community Hanuka Pro-
gram, 7 p.m., Temple
Beth El.
13—Budget and Allocations
Subcommittee on Over-
seas and Israel Agencies,
Noon, Council office.
14—Budget and Allocations
Subcommittee on Commu-
nity Relations and Na-
tional Service Agencies,
Noon, Council office.
— Temple Beth El Sister-
hood Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
— Bnai Brith Women Open
Board Meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Robert
Gutterman.
15—Hadassah Open Board
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
Temple Beth El.
16—Budget and Allocations
Subcommittee on Cul-
tural Agencies, Noon,
Council office.
—Beth Israel Board of Ed-
ucation Meeting, 8 p.m.
17—Budget ,and Allocations
Subcommittee on Religi-
ous Agencies, Noon,
Council office.
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Ann Lebster Chapter, Hadas-
sah, will hold an open board meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Tem-
ple Beth El. The program will
feature the service award presen-
tation to the "woman of the
month," and preparations for the
gift-wrapping project. Mrs. Jerome
Arenson will be luncheon hostess.
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Bnai Brith Women will hold an
open board meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Robert
Gutterman. New members will be
installed . by Laurie and Gordon
Suber. Suber, city councilman, will
give a talk on "The Present - City
Charter and Need for Reform."
Husbands are welcome. For reser-
vations, call Mrs. Marvin Persky,
743-9144, or Mrs. Gerald Leiter,
744-1201.
Comings...
and
...Goings
Robert M. Chimovitz has passed
the State Bar of Michigan examina-
tion and been admitted to the
state and local bar associations.
He has been working in the pro-
secutor's office and will now be-
come an assistant prosecutor. He
was sponsored by his attorney
brother, Jeffrey A. Chimovitz.
Bar Mitzva I
and Israel agencies. chaired by
Louis Kasle, will meet noon Mon-
day in the council office.
Members are Mrs. Jerome Aren-
son, Dr. William Bernard, Harry
Binder, Benzion Gotlib, Mrs. Simon
Indianer, Malcolm Isaacs, Jacob
Pines, Edward Powers, Gilbert
Rubenstein, Nathan Schafer, Dr.
Eli Shapiro and Mrs. Milton Siegel.
Dr. Jack Stanzler is chairman
of the subcommittee on community
relations and national service
agencies, which will meet noon
Tuesday in the council office.
Members are Mrs. William Ber-
nard, Mrs. Louis Epstein, Marvin
Failer, Ronald Goldstein, Dr. Saul
Gorne, Clifford Hart, Frank Kasle
Hy Klein, Michael Pelavin, Mrs.
Marvin Persky, Mrs. Leon Rocky,
Mrs. Emil Schupack, Ted Vinacow
and Milton Weiss.
The subcommittee on cultural
agencies, chaired by Dr. Leon
Rosky, will meet noon Thursday
at the council office.
Members are Mrs. Ronald Gold-
stein, Mrs. Robert Gutterman,
Lawrence Kaplan, Dr. Ira Marder,
Dr. Bert Marx, Mrs. Edward Pow-
ers, Mrs. Joe Rittman, Mrs. Sol
Schafer, Dr. Arnold Schaffer, Is-
rael Sendler, Irving Simen and
Mrs. Aaron Weston.
The subcommittee on religious
agencies will meet noon Dec. 17
in the council office, under chair-
man Murray Moss.
Members are Herman Acker,
Mrs. Sam Cossman. Mrs. Charles
Dodge, Dr. Evelyn Golden, Rabbi
Gilbert Kollin, Marvin Levey, Mrs.
Edward Osher, Carl Rittman,
Rabbi Gerald Schuster, Dr. Mor-
ton Stanley, Mrs. Milton Warren,
and Dr. (Michael Wittenberg.
The subcommittee on local agen-
cies and services and administra-
tion will meet 8 p.m. Jan. 13 at
Temple Beth El.
The executive committee con-
sists of Dr. William Bernard, Law-
rence Covitz, Mrs. Charles Dodge.
Dr. H. M. Golden, Dr. Saul Gorne,
Mrs. Simon Indianer, Louis Kasle,
Rabbi Gilbert Kollin, Dr. Ira Har-
der, Joseph Megdell, Murray Moss,
B. Morris Pelavin, Michael Pela-
vin, Mrs. Michael Pelavin, Jacob
Pines, Dr. Leon Rosky,-Mrs. Emil
Schupack, Rabbi Gerald Schuster,
Dr. Jack Stanzler and Alfred E.
Klein.
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Rabbi Eugene Borowitz, profes-
sor of education and Jewish reli-
gious thought at Hebrew Union
College in New York, will speak
on "A Jewish View of Sex Ethics"
8 p.m. Sunday at Temple Emanuel.
* • •
Matthew J. Eisenberg, son of
Temple Emanuel Rabbi and Mrs.
Eisenberg, will observe his Bar
Mitzva today. Other recent Bnai
Mitzva were Randall Sarnoff, son
of the Robert Sarnoffs; Dean
Subar, son of the Jerome Subars;
and Darrel Brenner, son of the
Leonard Brenners.
• • •
Joint Hanuka services will be
held at Temple Emanuel Dec. 17.
Rabbi William Marder of Cong.
Ahavas Israel will be guest speak-
er.
• • •
Cong. Ahavas Israel will hold its
semi-annual congregational meet-
ing Dec. 19. The sisterhood will
host a dinner at 6:30 p.m., pre-
ceding the meeting.
If you need help, or know of
someone who does, call Community
Harvey -Ross Milisysori of Dr.. Information, 833-343O. Macomb,
.and -Mr*-. e.Tertdcr 'Mills, will be Oakland - arid- Titzt-cciunty- Wayne'
called to the Torah as Bar Mitzva residents can call direct by dial-
- 14 aan,-Dec. 18 at Temple Beth EL ing 552.4183. _
-- MIAMI BEACH — Menasha from the Rabbinical Academy of
Hirsch, a 22 year veteran in the Brooklyn with a doctor of divinity
catering and hotel management degree.
fields, has been named managing
director of the 252-room Crown
Hotel on Miami Beach, which
opened Dec. 2 on a strictly kosher
basis.
The MULTI-MILLION
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DOLLAR
heading another leading Miami
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tive of Brooklyn, he began his
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Meyer Pesin, prominent New
Jersey attorney, Zionist and com-
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dent of the Jewish National
Fund of America at the biennial
meeting of the JNF board of di
rectors at JNF House in New
York City. Pesin succeeds Her-
man L. Weisman.
Miami Jews Declare
`Day of Jewish Survival'
MIAMI (JTA)—Three thousand
persons inside and outside the
Communitly Synagogue here de-
clared Dec. 2 to be a "Day of Jew-
ish Survival" and called on the
Nixon administration to help Is-
rael live by sending her more
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With the endorsement of the
mayor's office, 4,500 petitions have
already been sent to the White
House by Miamians, according to
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