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commission on social action of' the
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Rosenbaum Jeanie Retestberg„
I LEWIS
"Caught in the Middle--Jews in Gall
Michelle Sehallet, David Seigel and
18240 war memc..ut..,Itotch
America" 8 p.m. Feb. 27 at Tem-
Dr. Jack Stanzler, chairman of sign- have.heei -
Niue 535.1661eHy Wish; Direitei
Elective Department:
to all federi- ple Beth EL
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the community relations committee Ran Presidents, heat
Glenda Becker, Leora
Said
rabbis and Bhai
The lecture is the third in a
of the Flint Jewish Community Brith leaders in the outstate area.
cultural series sponsored by the MIMES
Council, has announced a meeting "It is our intent," stated
Flint Jewish Community Council.
of outstate Jewish community Klein, president of the Flint Alfred
Jew- Admission is by _
leaders 2 p.m. Sunday at Temple ish Community Council, "to have
Beth El to plan a statewide pro- every community in the outstate season ticket, or
gram for Soviet Jewry Solidarity area to program on an individual adriiission paid
PESACH
at the door.
Day.
basis and to then join in a coordi-
Vorspan is the
"The National Conference on nated statewide effort. You only • author
TRIPS
of "Jew-
Soviet Jewry has selected April 30 have to read the daily papers to ish Values
and
as Solidarity Day, and it is our understand the importance of our Social Crisis,"
FEATURING:
feeling," said Dr. Stanzler, "that efforts."
"Giants of Jus-
if we are to be effective, all Michi-
1. Pesach in Jerusalem. 2. 3 meals a day during the week of Pesach and 2
tice,"
and
was
gan Jewry, not just Detroit and
meals at other times.' 3. First Class hotels as per our itineraries. 4. Complete
co - author, with
sightseeing including Massada and Eilat.
Flint, must make their voices
Rabbi Eugene J.
heard."
Tour I Wirth 20-April 10
.$1065
Lipman, of "Jus-
Vorspan
Invitations to the planning ses-
Tour H -March 27-Apiil 17
$1065
tice and Judaism" and "A Tale
Tour
HI
March
26-April
20
Flint Baal Brith Lodge, Chapter of Ten Cities." He has written
$1195
and Youth Orgaiization are plan -- on intergroup relations for many
Tour IV Passover *& Independence Day Tour
_
ning their annual "Night of Fun" publications, and authored two
• March 26-April 23 .. . . . .. . . .
. . $1265
8 p.m. Feb. 26 in the Gold Attic books of humor; "My Rabbi Doesn't"" -- Tour V _ .March 27-April 17 with Pesach in *Tel Aviii
$1065
Room at Town and Country Lanes. Make House Calls" and "So the
irdeasiielsomiZz: Letomer April 17-May S. . $9501
For
reservations,
call
Lee
Karsh,
Kids
Are
Revolting
.
.
."
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Feb. 20--Outstate Planning. Meet-
r flights from 41115 up.
of o der
-
by Tuesday. Tickets may
In 1969, Vorspan was awarded
ing for April 30 Solidarity 694-5113,
For-Further: Information Call or Write
be purchased from Sam Winston, the George Brussel Memorial
Day for Russian Jewry, Joe
Apell,
Iry
Simen,
Sybil
Gold-
Award "for exceptional devotion
2 p.m., Temple Beth El berg or Rita Persky.
to prophetic Judaism" by New
—Tween Bowling Program,
23125Coolidge, Oak Park
398-7180
Over
fifty
prizes
will
be
award-
York City's Stephen Wise Free
2:30 p.m., Town and ed.
Late buffet breakfast will be Synagogue.
Country Lanes
H1fP1,402,111S-=
to M'ap Solidarity bay for Jewish JeWs
MIZRACHI y
TOURS To-
15 RAE -
Groups Schedule
2 Evenings of Fun
Community
Calendar
,
1111ZRACHI TOURS
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21—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Board Meeting, 12:30
p.m.
—T emple Beth El Board
Meeting, 8 p.m.
22—Bnai Brith Women Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m., Farrell's
—Commission on Jewish
Education Meeting, 8
p.m., home of Dr. Leon
Rosky
24—Council Board of Gov-
ernors Meeting, 8:30 p.m.,
Temple Beth El
served.
Temple Beth El's Purim Carni-
val is scheduled for 6 p.m. Feb.
28. Featured will be the znegma
reading, Purim art display, "cake
walk," snack bar, games, prizes
and fun. Family and friends are
Invited.
Mrs. Helen Chimovitz -
'Salesman of the Year'
The Sales and Marketing Execu-
Councilman Suber
Eyes . Prosecutor Seat
Gordon Suber, first ward city
councilman, has announced for-
mally his intention to seek the
Republican nomination for the of-
fice of Genesee County prosecutor.
Suber hopes to challenge Prose-
cutor Robert F. Leonard, a Demo-
crat, who Saber said has "misplaced
values and pri-
orities" of law
enforcement in
the county. Suber
said he will pro-
pose a program
to treat those al-
Dieted with drug
problems as hu-
mans with an ill-
ness; not as crim-
inals. He would
Sober focus law en-
forcement on the sellers of nar-
tives Club has chosen Mrs. Helen
Chimovitz, 78, for the 1972 "Sales-
man of the Year" award.
She received the award at the
annual "Salesman of the
The Rabbinical Advisory Council club's
Year" banquet at the Pick-Durant.
of the United Jewish Appeal spon- Hotel.
sored an unprecedented series of
Mrs. Chimovitz, a saleswoman
meetings with the American rab-
binate to discuSs financial needs at Maas for 30 years, is the first
woman
and the first retail sales
created by the unexpected arrival
of 70,000 immigrants in Israel in person ever to receive the award,
Lee R. Middleton, executive direc-
1972.
tor of the club, said.
cotics, pushers of heroin and orga-
Both of Flint's rabbis, Gilbert
The award is based on career nized criminal element, he said.
Kollin of Cong. Beth Israel and
Meanwhile, Saber's wife, Laurie,
Gerald Schuster of Temple Beth background and sales perform-
El, attended the New York meet- ance. Mrs. Chimovitz consistently has been named to the Republican
leads
all
personnel
in
sales
at
the
State Central Committee to fill a
ing Monday. Nathaniel Peled, Is-
rael's minister of immigrant ab- four Maas stores, a store spokes- vacancy.
sorption, addressed the rabbis and man said.
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, UJA
Agency Head Asks
executive vice president-Israel,
participated.
Restitution Extension
Other sessions were held in Chi-
JERUSALEM (JTA) — West
cago Tuesday, Los Angeles Wednes-
Germany has been asked to extend
day and Miami Thursday. '
its deadline for personal restitu-
Rabbi Schuster said, "The ex-
tion claims so that immigrants ar-
pected influx of immigrants to Is-
rael in 1972 may be the largest in Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of Cong. riving in Israel from countries
has been appointed where they have only recently been
two decades. Providing for the Beth Israel
national chaplain of the permitted to emigrate may file
totality of their human needs—for deputy
Jewish War Veterans. Rabbi Kol- claims for restitution for losses
their absorption—is the traditional lin
will attend the 72nd annual con- suffered at the hands of the Nazis.
responsibility of American Jewry„ vention
of the Rabbinical Assem-
through the UJA."
The request was made in a
bly March 12-16 at the Concord letter
to West German Ambassa-
Rabbi Kollin continued, "These Hotel
in
New York. He soon will dor Jesko
Von Puttkammer from
meetings are intended to inform have an article
in
the
Bulletin
of
the American rabbinate of the 1972 Reform Temple Administrators Moshe Rivlin, director general of
dimensions of
the
Jewish
Agency. Claims for
needs in dealing with the role of rabbis in
Israel so that they, in turn, may synagogue
restitution were accepted by
administration.
West Germany until 1965.
better communicate to the entire
7.
* * *
Jewish community the need for an
Rivlin wrote his letter in accord-
unprecedented response."
Martine A. Podolsky has been ance with a resolution adopted at
Flint Rabbis Attend
UJA Meeting in NY
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IT'S EV=
Jades Men's &
CELEBRATION
WITH
E- PRICES!
Jack is cleaning house an all
Fall & Winter merchandise
MEN'S & BOYS'
shirts
.sweaters
sport coats
suits
pants
jackets
OFF
AND MORE
EXPLOSIVE:
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SAT;SUN,MON.?
BOYS
Comings...
and
... Goings
JWVA Aids Israel
Members of the Jewish War Vet-
erans Auxiliary of Flint have de-
cided to turn their attention to
two projects in Israel.
They voted to send articles to
the Youth Aliya project in Israel
and a sum to the Department of
Michigan JWVA to help purchase
items needed at Tel Hashomer
Hospital.
elected first vice president of the the recent 28th World Zitinist Con-
Old NeWsboys of Flint.
gress which stated that there were
no grounds to discriminate against
Jews who had suffered under the
Nazis but could not claim- restitu-
OM
tion because they were unable to
leave their countries of origin
until recently.
Ilise G. Tulpin and Rita G.
Jews in the Soviet Union and
Vater were among the Flint area other Communist
countries of East
students making the dean's list ern Europe have not been permit-
with all As at Michigan State VW- ted to 'file reatitution claims with
Youth
the- Move
FLARE
PANTS
Values to 9.00
Sizes 8-12
Reg. & Slims
10-20
MEN'S
and PREP
FLARE
PANTS
$500
Sixes 10-20
BOYS'
SWOClitOrS'
Valuoi2o-9-.95
3of
Sizes
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27-34
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