16—Friday, April 21, 1972
UJA Women Hold
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Concluding Event
Solidarity Day to Be Marked in Lansing
After arrival in Lansing, cars
and buses from the entire state
will gather at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek by 1:30 p.ni. The motor-
cade will then parade to the Capi-
tol where youth groups will pro-
vide Israeli songs and speakers
w ill include Richard H. Austin,
secretary of state: Leon C. Cohan,
deputy attorney general; and dis-
tinguished Jewish and non-Jewish
clergy. Announcement of the to-
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Dr. Jack Stanzler, chairman of
the State Solidarity Day commit-
tee, announced that after a meet-
ing in Lansing with outstate repre-
sentation, the April 30 Soviet
Jewry Solidarity Day program has
been set.
In Flint, buses and cars will
gather at noon at the parking lot
of Cong. Beth Israel and will de-
part for Lansing at 12:30. Every-
one is asked to bring a sack lunch. '
Annual Antique
Tickets also will be as ailable at
Hudson's Genesee Valley More.
Many unusual'antique collections
will be exhibited April 30 — May
2 at the 16th annual Eastern Michi-
gan Antique Show and Sale at
Temple Beth El.
Mrs. Theodore Harrison. chair-
man of the show, sponsored by the
temple sisterhood, announced that
exhibitors from all over the Mid-
west and New York will display
Pictured at the final luncheon of the 1972 Flint UJA women's
glassware, china, jewelry, furni- .
disision are (from left) standing: Mrs. Louis Kasle, associate chair-
ture and coins. New this year will
nizn; Mrs William Bailies. honorary chairman; Mrs. Simon Indianer,
be
an art exhibit and sale by the
co-chairman; and seated: Dr. Arieh Plotkin, guest speaker; and Mrs.
Wayne State University art de-
Robert liutterman, co-chairman.
partment. The art work will include
oils, graphics and sculpture.
Community Calendar
A; - d 24 -Beth Israel SiMerhood
12:30
Meeting,
Board
A
m.
—Temple Beth El Board
Meeting. 8 p m.
• 30—Solidarity Day for Soviet
Jewry.
for the national petition campaign
will be made. Everyone is invited.
On Solidarity Day, demonstra-
tions will take place in well over
100 communities across the na-
tion to urge President Nixon to
exert his influence and bring up
the issue of Soviet Jewry in his
forthcoming Moscow visit. For de-
tails, call the Council office, 767-
5922.
Bees are sometimes drowned (or
suffocated) in the honey which
they collect. So some writers are
lost in their collected learning.
—Nathaniel Hawthorne
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The tea room will feature home-
made pastries and snacks, and
dinners will be served 5-7 p.m.
every day. Two special dining
rooms will be available for families
and for those who prefer quieter
surroundings.
Bnai Brith Women will hold its
6th annual installation of officers
This show is visited each year
25—Bnai Brill Women In- - 12.30 p m. Tuesday at Country by several thousand people from
stallation of Officers. Squire Restaurant. Members of the Flint and Eastern Michigan. Ad-
12:30 pm.. Country Detroit Council. Mrs Gordon Fruit- vance tickets may he purchased
man and Mrs. Andrew Berger. will
Squire Restaurant
by contacting the temple office.
Brith Lodge Board conduct the ceremony. Mrs. Fruit-
man
is consultant and past presi-
Meeting, 8:30 p.m. -
dent of Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
26 -Commission on Jewish
cil of Metropolitan Detroit. and
Education Meeting. 8
Mrs. Berger is president-elect. For
p ir. home of Dr. Leon
luncheon reservations, call Rita
Bosky.
Persky. 743-9144: Carol Benison.
27—Council Board of Gov- 233-C9C6: or Lee Karsh, 694-5113.
ernors Meeting. 8:30
p m . Ycdth Center .
Jewish War Veterans Ladies
Department of Michigan President
Rosalyn Liner visited the Flint
Auxiliary at its donor luncheon
Wednesday at the Country Squire
Restaurant. Accompanying Mrs.
Liner were First Vice President
Toby Lantz and membership chair-
man Anne Rubin.
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Alfred Klein. president of the
Flint Jewish Community Council.
announced that the hoard of guy
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II Michael Wall will he gradu-
ated in June from Tulane Univer-
sity. lie has been elected to Phi
Beta Kappa and will enter Tulane
Medical School in the fall of This
year. His wife. Cindy. is attending
Tulane Law School. The couple
plans to spend the summer in
Europe.
Youth fin
the 3Iove
Glenda Becker. Marc. Tucker ,
Leonard Fink, Jonathan Gotlib and
Larry Kassel have been awarded
certificates of merit for debating
as participants in the 1971-72 Michi-
gan High School Forensic Asso-
ciation debate series. sponsored
by the Detritit Free Press and the
University of Michigan Bureau of
Schoot Services. Their debate topic
was. "Resolved That the jury s.s-
tem in the United States should
be significant!. changed
Karen Golden, a seventh grader
at Zimmerman School, was hon-
ored an one of the top 10 winners
in the junior division of this year's
Hint Area Science Fair. Jim Ger-
mer and Steve Sorscher were
among the top 21 general winners
in the junior division. In the ele-
mentary division. Matt Aaronson
was a wooer.
L
Samuel Marc Wapner graduated
last week with a BS degree from
Eastern Michigan University. Ile
will enter the Chicago College of
Optometry in September.
Gary A. Rotenherg was gradu-
ated last week from Eastern Michi-
gan University with a BS degree
in accounting.
Howard Goldin, 48
Howard II Goldin. 5445 Maura.
died April 12 at age 48.
Mr. Goldin was born in Kokoma.
Ind. and resided in Flint for the
last 43 years. He was employed
by the State of Michigan Liquor
Control Commission for 21 years.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Evelyn Dollen of Flint and Mrs.
Dorothy Solotar of Foster City.
Calif.; two half s isle r s, Mrs.
Samuel Morgen of Indianapolis
and Mrs. Morris Fleiget of Louis-
ville; nieces and nephews.
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