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Parts goers of all ages helped celebrate Israel's 24th birthday
at Flint's Temple Beth El. Despite 1.8 inches of rain, more thin 300
members of the Jewish community gathered for this "Multi-Media
Experience."

Albert Lewis. 59;
Ex-Kasle Officer

Albert Lewis, former vice presi-
dent of Kasle Brothers, Inc., for '
25 years. died April 19 in Miami
Beach. He was 59.
Mr . Lewis had lived in North
Miami Beach since retiring in 1968 ,
tram Kasle Brothers. His home
here had been at 502 S. Franklin.
He was a member of Cong. Beth
Israel and of Flint Elks Lodge. In
1953. he was president of Flint
Lodge of Bnai Brith. Born in •
Toledo. he had lived in Flint or
45 years.
He leaves his wife. Sandy; a
son. Dr. Norman; a daughter.
Marilyn; his father, William: and
a sister. Mrs. Charlotte Kasle. all
of Flint. a brother, Melvin of Davi-
son: and two grandchildren.

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Announcements

April 7—To Dr and Mrs. Ned
Z Winkelman (Joan Bell). De-
trotters presently of Yonkers, a
daughter, Laura Beth.

March 21 — To Mr and Mrs.
Fredric Friedman (Jacqueline
Horowitz). of Essexville. Mich., a
daughter. Michelle Lynn.

Comings . . .
and
. . . Goings

Michael A. Pelavin, first vice
president of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council. has been appoint-
ed a member of the board of
trustees of the new Institute for
Jewish Life by Max M. Fisher,
president of the Council of Jewish
- Federations and Welfare Funds.
Pelavin was a member of the Task
Force on Jewish Identity which
designed the institute. The insti-
tute board will be composed of
some 60 men and women drawn
from more than 400 names recom-
mended by communities and other
sources. Fisher said.
• • •

Dr. Max S. Hart was elected
president of the Michigan
Dental Association at its annual
scientific and business meeting in
Detroit. He will assume the presi-
dency in 1973. Hart. a Flint dent-
ist since 1930. has been a vice
president of the associaition ;or
the past year and a member of its
board of trustees for five years.
He is a past president of the local

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Feb. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald M. Lansky (Gail Leppard
of Pittsburgh). 30175 Pleasant t...;
Trail. Southfield. a son, Todd
Jeremy
society and was honored in 1966
To Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. as the association's "dentist of the
Tarnow ( Merle Fay Wildermani year." lie was president of the
former Detroiters, of Chicago. a Genesee County Council of Social
Agencies from 1963 to 1965 and
daughter. Jessica Sara.
has been a director on the board
To Mr and Mrs. Stuart Weis- of United Fund. Dr. Milton Panzer
blatt, 13329 Sherwood. Huntington is executive secretary of the Gen-
esee society.
Woods. a daughter, Marcy Ellen.
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•
April 7 — To Dr. and Mrs. Brian
The first full-time director of
Gersten (Carolyn Ogoroskini, 3008 the Human Services Planning
Williamsburg. Ann Arbor. a daugh- Council is Bernard Plawsky, di-
ter. Aimee Nicole.
rector of the Northeast Health
and Welfare Council of Philadel-
To Mr. and Mrs. phia. Plawsky will begin work
April 25
Martin Rose (Julie Gunsberg), part-time in Flint on Monday and
former Detroiters of Wai:ensville. full-time June 1. He has been a
O., a daughter. Lisa Cynthia.
guest lecturer at Rutgers Univer-
sity in the fields of urban affairs.
behavioral sciences and racial and
ethnic minorities. Plawsky receiv-
Medically Competent
ed the Professional Service Award
MOREL
for Philadelphia in 1964. He has
In Home or Hospital
served on the board of Bnai Brith
Youth Organization.

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Beth El Women Plan
Big Antique Show

Priest Keeps Interfaith
Expose
With Beth El's Help
`Anti-Semitism' Tuesday Post,

THE DETROIT JEWISH NMS LObeolitai to

3.1—Friday, Apri: 28, 1972

Children Invited to Join
Hashahar Organization

Bnai Brith Lodge 656 will meet
8 p.m. Tuesday at Howard John-
son Motor Lodge
East, t o hear
Richard Loben-
thal, director of
the Michigan re-
gion office of the
Anti - Defamation
League. His top-
ic will be "Anti-
Semitism. -
The public is
invited. Refresh-
Lobenthal
ments will be
served.
At the April meeting. Dennis
Rice, executive director of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council and executive director of
the Michigan Council, awarded
plaques to members who pledged
$100 or more to the Bnai Brith
Youth Services Appeal in 19'70-71.

Recipient of the President's Club
plaque was Dr. Bert Marx.

Interfaith Metropolitan
T h e
Agency for Planning IIMAP),
better known as the successor to
the Interfaith Action Council will
keep a priest on its board, thanks
to Temple Beth El.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of
Lansing had three representatives
on the board of IAC, but after re-
organization into IMAP had only
two Rev. Thomas Thompson, who
was secretary of the board, was
not renamed a representative by
the diocese.
The board wanted to keep Fr.
Thompson as a member — so
Temple Beth El appointed Fr.
Thompson as one of its two repre-
sentatives. The other is Mrs.
Michael Pelavin.
The temple already has two
other members on the board, but
both represent the Flint Jewish
Community Council rather than
the temple.

Mrs. Theodore Harrison and
Mrs. Robert Gutterman, chairmen
of the 16th annual Temple Beth
El Sisterhood antique show and
sale, anticipate their best show'
yet—from Sunday through Tues-
day at the temple. New features
will include a Wayne State Uni-
versity art department exhibit and
sale.
Sisterhood cooks will prepare
dinners to be served each day be-
tween 5 and 7 p.m. Proceeds will
help support the temple religious
school.

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Century Club plaques went to
Dr. Simon Indianer, Sam Gutter-
man, Joe Schiller, Dr. Stanley Kel-
ler, Dr. Leon Rosky, Dr. Jack
Stanzler, Richard Goldstein, Lou
Kasle, Dr. Milton Siegel, Michael
Pelavin, Dr. Peter Kronick, Dr.
Ira Marder and Irving Simen.

Karen Lynn Golden, daughter ' ,
of Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Golden,(
will be called to the Torah as a ,
Bat Mitzvah 11 a.m. May 6, at
Temple Beth El.

Eng-a g ements

A man often pays dear for a !
small frugality.
—Ralph Waldo Emerso .-

Bar Mitzva

Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Scho of
Flint Park Blvd. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Valerie
Beth to Brent Louis Carey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Shannon L. Carey
Jr. of Flushing. The bride-elect
and her fiance are graduates of
the University of Michigan. Mr.
Carey attends the University
of Michigan's dental school, and
Miss Scho is working on her doe-
, toral degree in history there. They
plan an August wedding.

Jewish Mysticism
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Following on the heels of a sue-
, cessful experiment in Jewish ed-
ucation at Beth Israel Hebrew
School, Pinhas Fellus, education-
' al director, announces the second I
semester of an elective program
[for 8th-lOth graders on "Practical
Aspects of Jewish Mysticism,"
taught by Melba Krause.
By request, there will be a class
for adults in the fall.
Mrs. Krause has written a book-
let which the national director of
education of the Union of Am-
erican Hebrew Congregations,
Rabbi Jack Spiro, has requested
for use in Compass, a teachers'
manual.
Copies of the booklet on "Prac-
tical Aspects of Jewish Mysti-
cism" are available for 51.75 from
Melba Krause. 12071 Francesca.
Grand Blanc 48439.

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Community
Calendar

April 30—Statewide Solidarity Day
April 30-May 2—Temple Beth E
Sisterhood Antique
Show
May 2—Bnai Brith Lodge Meeting .,
8 p.m.. Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge East
Sisterhood
Israel
3—Beth
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
4—JWVA Installation, 8:30
p.m.
—Cong. Beth Israel Board
Meeting. 8 p.m

The Flint Jewish Youth Center
was the site of the first meeting
of Hashahar, a new Jewish youth
group sponsored by Hadassah.
Lenny Marcus, Hashahar re- ' Biased History of Jews
AMSTERDAM (JTAI — Dutch
gional field director, led the first
meeting, which included songs. television broadcast a 30-minute
children's
program on "The History
dances, games and stories.
The club is open to boys and of the Jewish People and the State
girls age 9-12 Their mothers need of Israel. -
The program. under the auspices
not he Iladas,ah members.
Hashahar will continue to meet of the Dutch Protestant Church.
at the youth center. Leaders will inclined strongly toward anti-Is-
rael pi-opa4ar, !a
he Laurie White and Leonard Fink

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