Petitions Signed at Shopping Center

Fridcy, April 14, 1972-33

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Flint Jewish
Comntunity Courted
Invites You and Your
Family to

Israel's 21th
Ilirtlulav Party •

7 p.m. Sunday.

April .16

at Temple Beth El

COMMUNE i

ty Calendai ■

Lewis. The program Will feature
gram, i;.30 p in.. Town a review by Mrs Albert Binder
of "People and Other Aggrava-
and Country Lanes
—USY Meeting. 3:30 p m. tions." A baby sitter will be,in at-
home of Howard Brag- tendance. The chapter is planning
an art show at its luncheon meet-
man
—I sr a e l Independence ing May 17. In addition. there will
Day Celebration. 7 p.m. be a cocktail party and showing
open to the public that evening.
Temple Beth El
17—Temple Beth El Board Both events will take pliwe at
of Education Meeting. Temple Beth El.
8 p.m.
18--Temple Beth El Sister-
hood Meeting. 12:30
p.m.
Available For All Occasions J
—ORT Theater Party at
20 years experience
Whiting. Auditorium
19—Hadassah Meeting. 12:30
p.m., Temple Beth El
547-2464
—JWVA Donor Dinner,
Country Squire Restaur-
ant
20—Beth Israel
Board
of
8
Education Meeting,
p.m.

April 16.—Tween Bowling Pro-

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This booth at the Genesee Valley Shopping Center was set up by
the Flint Jewish Community Council to obtain signatures on petitions
asking President Nixon to speak up for the Jews in the Soviet Union
when he makes his trip to Moscow next month. Another booth was
set up at Eastland Mall. On the Passover days when Jews were in
the synagogue, Christians volunteered to man the booths, with the
coordination of the Interfaith Agency for Metropolitan Planning.

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Solomon Siegel, 66,
Merchant 25 Years

Solomon (Sam) Siegel, formerly
of Flint, died April 4 in North
Miami at age 66.

Mr. Siegel was born in Austria
and had lived in Flint the last 30
years.

A merchant for 25 years, he
owned a grocery store and meat
market at 2214 Industrial and N
Detroit, retiring due to ill health.

Surviving are his wife, Sarah;
I two sons, Marvin and Martin; a
daughter. Mrs. Elaine Fishier of
Grand Blanc: two sisters and six
grandchildren.

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`Spirit of '73' Members '
to See 'Fiddler' Soon

A new group, "The Spirit of
4 73," has been formed through
Cong. Beth Israel Religious School.
The name was chosen by the Bar
and Bat Mitzva class of 1973.
The second meeting will be a bus
trip to "Fiddler on the Roof' April
23. The bus leaves Coolidge School
at 11:30 a.m. and will return at
about 6 p.m. Reservations must
be made Sunday to Mrs. Abraham
Natchez, 436 Graff Ct., Grand
Blanc 48439. The children are re-
sponsible for their own sack lunch.

BLOWER CUTS

Ann Lebster Chapter of Hadas-
sah will meet 12:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at Temple Beth El. Luncheon
hostess will be Mrs. Norman

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Radio Station WFBE, licensed to
the Flint Board of Education, has
issued a Community Program
Guide for April, May and June.
Included in the programing will
be round-table discussions featur-
ing speech students from Genesee
Community College, Thursdays at
4:30 p.m.; and news for visually
impaired people Fridays at 7 p.m.
Host/producer Mrs. Joan Hallem
brings together current information
visually-impaired people want but
seldom can find without help. The
latter program will be repeated
at 9 a.m. Saturdays.

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Mrs. J. Bernard Sloan is co-
. chairman of a statewide Republi-
can Party fund-raising luncheon,
featuring Martha Mitchell. Mrs.
Gordon Suber will handle ticket
. sales for the event, to be held May
4 in the IMA Annex. David Laro.
county Republican chairman, is
helping to coordinate the luncheon.
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Gordon Suber is chairman of
Jewish Law Day, which will be
observed in conjunction with Lay.
Day USA, at Temple Beth El April •
29. Flint area attorneys will be ,
honored.

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Part of the
$100,000,000 Canadian loan to Israel

will be used to improve rail
service between Haifa and Tel
Aviv, Transport Minister Shimon
Peres disclosed here on his return
from a visit to the U.S., Canada
and Lein America. Ile said h^
hoped the new service could 1 -.•
carted in 1973.
Peres said that another portion
of the Canadian loan would be
used to build new passenger and
cargo terminals at Lydda Airport.
He said that if producti,1
schedules are met it should be in
service next year when Isra:1
starts the observance of its 23.h
anniversary.

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