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Israel's 'Torch of Independence' to Arrive in Flin on Sept. 26
Flint Children Camp in Ontario
The people of Flint will pendence" arrives here from
participate in the start of Israel.
I s r a e l's 25th anniversary
It will be lit initially in a
celebration Sept. 26, when a ceremony Sept. 24 in Jeru-
symbolic "Torch of hide- salem,
Israel's
in which
Shazar,
president, Zalman
will kindle a flame of inde-
pendence.
The torch for Flint, along
with those for more than 95
other American cities, will
be carried by runners to Lod
Sept 9-10—Rosh Hashana.
Airport, Tel Aviv, and flown
11—Council Exec u- to the United States by El
tive Committee Al Israel Airlines. The trans-
Meeting, 8 p.m., fer of the torch to Flint will
be made aboard United Air-
Temple Beth El.
lines.
12—Temple Beth El
A special ceremony at the
Sisterhood Board
Meeting, 12:30 airport involving local offi-
cials and other dignitaries
p.m.
will mark the torch's arrival
Bnai Brith Wom-
here. Youth runners from the
en Board Meet-
Flint Jewish community will
ing, 8 p.m.
transport the torch by relays
13—Hadassah Open to Cong. Beth Israel, where
Board Meeting, a special commemorative
12:30 p.m. Cong. ceremony will be held.
Beth Israel.
A 25-branch candelabra,
14—JWVA Meeting, each candle signifying a year
of
Israel's independence, will
8:30 p.m.
Community
Calendar
A summer of outdoor fun was enjoyed by this group
from Cong. Beth Israel at Camp Ramah in Ontario.
Shown are (from left) first row: Lisa Conn and Jonathan
Fellus; second row: Sheri Young, Bennette Fisher, Harry
Fisher, Ilene Vater, David Whitesman, Saul Fellus and
Leora Fellus; and third row: Malka Fellus, Fred Berman.
David Price, Debbi Levy, Marcia Blum, Carol Rauch
and F. Pinhas Fellus.
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Flint News
A Rosh Hashana Message
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By ALFRED E. KLEIN
President, Flint Jewish Community Council
Traditionally, the Jewish New Year is a time to reflect
on our past deeds . . . a time to assess our relationships
with our fellow men . . . a time to rededicate ourselves to
the values which have preserved our people throughout
the centuries ... a time to plan for the future with deter-
mination and new hope.
The people of Israel must prepare for the daily arrival
of new immigrants, they must also continue to meet the
economic pressures of sheer survival, and they must
remain prepared to defend their cherished and hard-won
freedom. That, too, is a daily job. And the financial drain
on the people is overwhelming. Too often, limited funds
enable us to help only the neediest of the needy, the sickest
of the sick and the most severely handicapped of the handi-
capped.
I ask now for the reaffirmation of your commitment
for the coming year; for the strengthening of the common
bonds of freedom shared by Jews everywhere; for a magni-
ficent dream of humanity and heroism; a dream we have
been privileged to share. For it is with this common bond
of commitment that we, together, can help shape and share
in our common destiny.
On behalf of the officers and staff of the Flint Jewish
Community Council, I extend to you and your family best
wishes for a healthy and happy New Year.
Kallish-Kaplan
Troth Announced
MISS SUZANNE KALLLSH
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kallish of Philadelphia an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Suzanne Kar-
en, to Stephan Edward Kap-
lan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Kaplan of Kensington
Ave., Flint.
Miss Kallish is a senior at
Drexel University, Philadel-
phia. Mr. Kaplan attends
Genesee Community College
and is a member of Delta
Sigma Phi Fraternity.
An August 1973 wedding is
planned.
Marriages
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PAPPAS-WESTON: Rabbi
Philip Kranz of Chicago Si-
nai Temple co-officiated with
Rabbi Myron Silverman of
Cleveland Suburban Temple
at the recent marriage of
Rabbi Kranz's sister-in-law,
Laurie Jane Weston, to Ed-
ward Harvey Pappas, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Pappas
of Flint. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Weston of Shaker
Heights. The couple plans to
live in Ann Arbor, where the
bridegroom attends law
school at the University of
Michigan.
8ngagernent
At a dinner on their own
44th wedding anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rich-
man of Graff Ct., Grand
Blanc announced the engage-
ment of their daughter Mari-
lyn Sue to Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Feiner of Burt Rd., Detroit.
Miss Richman is a graduate
of Eastern Michigan Univer-
sity. She and her fiance plan
to marry in December.
Busines s Briefs
Ernest Drucker, represent-
ing EXECUTIVE CUSTOM
SHIRTMAKERS, I N C., of
Birmingham, will be in Flint
Monday and Tuesday at the
Howard Johnson Motel on
Miller Rd. to show his latest
fall custom shirt line. More
he lit from the torch, as the under the sponsorship of the
highlights of each year are government of Israel's 25th
anniAersary overseas corn-
reviewed.
The Torch of Independence ' mittce and the Flint Jewish
event is being carried out Community Council.
than 400 samples from fab-
rics of the world's finest
mills will be available. For
appointments, call collect
642-0460 or 642-0461. Drucker
will be showing the samples
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on
those two days.
MEANS 25 YEARS OF FREEDOM
You have shared in a Great and courageous struggle
for dignity.
You have helped make the dream come true.
But this Rosh Hashanah many of our people have yet
to reach freedom.
You must help their dreams stay alive and become
realities.
Keep
the
promise
pay your pledge
1972 ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN-ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND
Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit
163 Madison Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48226