Scholarship Winners Study for Isra e l

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
12—Friday, June 2, 1972

Fl int teen users have been '
Israel scholarships in a
program sponsored by the su liner
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hooks and ads ised to maintain
daily diaries during their stay •
tahreei r en rc
e o t u u r r n a ,geadti
pants
to meet
with youth groups. their congre.
surn on Jewish education.
,i,„ i - .
gations, the media and the board
The students w h o plan
of gosernors of the council,
Israel this summer now. re p rtici-
They will assist in the orie:',,
paling in an intensise
oncetz'ti"n lion of next year's scholarship re
lThirse V.MCI , will heighten
itth
,, fe, i; I , :points and prepare evaluation of
understanding - and appreciati
their missions.
the trip.

Dr. Michael Engelman,
Flint Dentist, Age 62

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F lint
Ma, 27 He was 62
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Dr. Engel

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lost a1 :',01 Shel-
f], lrl He was a member of Keidan
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Unto lirith, and a past
of of the
lodge
(0' also
w.is least president of the National
Ilrith Bowling Association.
Ile leases his wife, Fs I, a son.
a daughter. Mrs. thin A.
(Susan, a brother. fir. Has
mond of Flint amt four :".r.:thth1-111
rtren

s,rnac olar tongue of the
country has become greatly sitiat•
ed. depraved. and corrupted by the
style of our Congressional debat,
- Daniel Wel,t e r

HUNDREDS
OF NEW
CHEVROLETS
TO CHOOSE
FROM

Scholarship recipients are Fred
The life of the law has not
Benson. Paul Berens Theresa Berg-'
it has been experier •
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II• ward
Bernard.
David
man,
,lislicer VI". Holmes, Jr.
Bragman, Lesbe Klein, M (h
Levey, Ilene Mitchell. Anne Schu-
pack. and Bennye Sods.

Shown are Israel scholarship winners (from left, top row:
Fred Benson, Teresa Bergman and David Bernard; Center: Michael
Lest.., tlnward Bragman, Ilene Mitchell and Benny e Seide: and
Bottom Shelley Portney and Leslie Klein. Not shown is Paul Beret].

Flint News

Each mission participant has

and
health facdries
Alfred Elem. president of the educational
proposed. All based on 50.-
Flint Jewish Community Council,
:1
arrivals.
But
Jews
do not has,
has annonnced allocations from
:he luxury of advance planning
the 1971 annual campaign.
In addition to $387:396 raised Unexpectedly, a large number or
in the Israel Emer2ency Fund Jews he_ian streaming into Israel
Drise, a record S200.000 has been ''The expected 50,000 became
allocated front the regular cam- estimated 711.1100. And man}
1.aign to the Frilled Jewish Ap- .he 'unexpected' immigrants are
peal
,irtually mmniii , s , when they ar-
e.
New
budgets are hem,
t:spraining this :tot,
high
,Irafted; new plans for housmii
''1972
Klein
stated.
allot alien.
si,ies supposed to be a 'normal' and other needs are being revise,.
upward .
'the enormous costs in
ir
‘ ,. ! , 04- 1
in this new exodus moot
from
b e borne be us. as they hase at
et' countries including the

I mon were expected to
Israel A budget of
rls w as drafted by the Jew. ish
A.,enry 11,nsing and social see.
were Maimed. Expansion of
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The course. planned by inhas
Fellus, administrator of Cong Beth
Israel School; Dr. William Bee
nard, chairman of the SUMM r ac-
tivities subcommittee; any Ily
Bergman, executive director f the
e Council, includes text study.] class
discussion, slide presentations, Is-
raeli guest instructors, films, i inter-
views with recent Israel v .- itors
and an Israeli night. Partici mtion
in conversational Hebrew a so is
..c.in2 offered.

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S-'. -t

Member Detroit Retch

been provided with special guide

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"'al. '" b een- -
B. Morris Pelas in, chairman
of the budget and allocations
committee, announced that in
accordance with the decisions
of the budget subcommittees, as
approved by the hoard of gov-
ernors, the balance of the al-
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Men Play Ball

Senior boys' and men's base-
ball teams sponsored by the Jew-
ish Community Council, have be-
gun the summer season. The next
boys' game is set against Cen-
tral Nazarene 6 p.m. Monday a.
Bassett Park.
The next men's game. with Our
Savior Lutheran, will take place
at the Armory 6 p.m. Thursday
Senior boys' practice is held 6
p m. Sundays at Stevenson Park
and is open to all boys in junior
or senior high school. Men's base-
ball practice, open to anyone. is
held 10 a.m. Sundays at the GMI
field
For information on either team,
mill Carl .r Stephanie Rittman.
. ' 2111-7,71t3

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SECTS

In resiewing the allocations. Dr.
Leon Husky, chairman of the 1972
Flint United Jewish Appeal, stat-
ed that this year, the needs pre-
sented by the new challenge of
the migration of Soviet Jewry de-
mand even
greater efforts and
sacrifices to assure that the cur-
rent campaign will exceed all
-,reyious totals. lie concluded by
urging that all workers complete
their cards in the shortest possible
time.

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