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Flint U. of M. Lists
Mr. Meile of Muskegon Hebrew. Bible for
Fall Course Work

Joan Schiff Married

MRS. MICHAEL THEILE

In an afternoon ceremony in
the Candlelight Room of the Pick-
Durant Hotel, Joan Ellen Schiff
and Michael James Theile were
united in marriage by Rabbi M.
Robert Syme of Temple Israel in
Detroit.
The couple's parents are Dr.
and Mrs. Benton Schiff of Park-
side Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Theile of Muskegon.
The bride wore an organza
gown with a bodice of Venise lace,
full sleeves cuffed with a deep
band of lace and appliques scat-
tered on the soft. flowing skirt
and chapel train. A matching cap
of Venise lace secured the tiered
fingertip illusion veil. The bride
carried Cymbidium orchids, Steph-
anotis and baby's breath.
Mrs. Robert E. James of Ann
Arbor was matron of honor. Su-
san Holtzkemper was maid of
honor. The bridegroom's brother.
Raymond. was best man, and
the bride's brother, Charles,
was usher.
Mrs. Louis J. Sell of Southfield.
the bride's grandmother, also was
in. the wedding party.
After a honeymoon in northern
Michigan, the couple will live in
Grand Blanc.

In response to a request from
the Flint Jewish Community Coun-
cil, courses in conversational He-
brew and the historical back-
ground of the Old Testament will
be offered in the fall at the Uni-
versity of Michigan-Flint.
Classes will be open to all.
Jack E. DePree, director of the
U. of M. Extension Center. said
he expects a number of Protes-
tant clergymen will be interested
in the Old Testament course_
The Hebrew course, "Introduc-
tion to Modern Hebrew,' will be
offered for four semester hours
of credit in the fall and spring.
It will be taught by an Israeli,
Esther Friedman. a graduate stu-
dent of linguistics at U. of M. in
Ann Arbor.
The evening course, to be
taught twice a week, will aim
at understanding and speaking
Hebrew, rather than reading and
writing it. There will be an em-
phasis on aiding the traveler in
Israel.
The other course, offered for
two hours credit, is "Historical
Background of the Bible from the
Beginning of Israel to Ezra." The
spring course will be a continua-
tion. It will be taught by Prof.
David N. Freedman, head of a
new program in studies of reli-
gion at the U. of M., former dean
of the Pacific College of Religion
and an editor of the Anchor Edi-
tion of the Bible. This course can
he taken for graduate or under-
graduate credit.

Community
Calendar

July 17—Camp Maccabee, SecOnd
Session, at Temple Beth
El.
19—Beth Israel Movie Party
at Bower Theater. 7:30
p.m., followed by des-
sert at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Kasle.
20—Tisha b'Av.

Beth Israel Movie Party

The board of Cong. Beth Israel
is sponsoring a movie party at the
Bower Theater 7:30 p.m. Wednes-
day. Two Orson Welles movies
"Citizen Kane" and "The Magni-
ficent Ambersons; will be shown.
Tickets are available from board
members. Coffee and dessert will
he served later at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kasle. Chair-
men of the program are Mrs.
Max Kukler and Albert Binder .
Ticket chairman is Mrs. Arnold

The following Flint students re -
ceived bachelors degrees: Debra
A. Golden, from Central Michi-
gan University; and Harold V.
Steinman and Jared H. Silber-
man. Wayne State University.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—A mezuza
is ill he affixed to the front door of

immigrant flat in Jerusalem
under an agreement ,just reached
between the absorption ministry
and the ministry for religious at

NEW YORK (JTA1 --Construc-

tion and remodeling of a Brooklyn

ior citizen center. which will pro-

side services on a nonsectarian

basis for 1.500 residents of the area

age 60 and over, will start in •
the fall under sponsorship of the .
Brooklyn section of the National
Council of Jewish Women.

The project. the Council Center
for Senior Citizens, is scheduled
to be completed within a year

It will be the first in New York

State to be built with funds from
the State Housing Finance Agency
under a 1970 law sponsored by
Assembly Minority - Leader Stanley
S'teingut. Officials said operating
be provided through
costs will

Symphony Orchestra to schedule youth concerts as well as develop the

Cumings library and the Gerkowski audio-visual center.
Serving on the committee with Megdell are: Mrs. Ivan NteArthur,
patron ticket chairman; Mrs. B. Morris Pelavin, afterglow chairman;
Mrs. Leo Side, coordinating committee chairman; Mrs. Max Harros,
afterglow supper; and Mrs. John McArthur, afterglow supper decora-
tions chairman.
For information, contact Robert G. jachim, managing director,
Flint Institute of Music, 1025 E. Kearsley. or Robert D. Jenkins, T. S.
Jenkins and Associates, 140 E. Second, Flint.
(Detailed story about three appearances of the Israel Philharmonic

federal, state -and city funds..

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Friends of Modern Art of the j
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Gilbert B. Gottlieb as president !
and Mrs. Leonard B. Shulman as 1
vice president.

JUNIORS' CLINIC:
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Afternoon sessions starting at

Director: RANDY TOIG—previous head pro of the National Indoor

Morris Steinman of Southgate
Dr. has been advised by the Bnai
Brith International Council Cabi-
net on Israel Affairs that he has
won secend prize in the annual
drawing oof Martyrs' Forest "in-
tant" and regular Israel trip cou-
pons.
His "instant" Israel trip cou-
pon entitles him to receive a
silver-plated Bible from Israel.
This prize is given with the
compliments of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund headquarters in New
York_

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Joseph Megdell has been named chairman of the committee ar
ranging the benefit concert to be given at Whiting Auditorium by tht
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Oct. 4.
Dr. Fleming A. Barbour, president of the Flint Institute of Music.
noted that the board of the institute is "thrilled to be able to tiring to
Flint one of the world's five best orchestras." Ile announced that
proceeds from the benefit performance could be used in several ways.
including the establishment of instrumental workshops and intensified
training of the institute's youth groups. It also may enable the Flint

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