THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Fri day, Sept. 22, 1972-13
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matic relations with Israel,
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Mark Slav 'in
The Torch of Independence II
broken since the 1967 Six-Day
will arrive at Cong. Beth Is-
rael after having been run, War. (Romania is now the
Flint Leaders Attend CJF
only Communist-bloc member
Olympic relay style, by 11
with an embassy in Israel).
Jewish youth, wearing black
Meetings in NY Air Concerns
Significantly, the Poles ex-
arm bands, from Bishop Air-
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Flint News
MARK SLAVIN
Flint has been picked as
one of 10 communities in the
United States and Canada to
start a Bnai Brith youth or-
ganization and name it for
one of the Israeli athletes
killed in Munich.
The Flint organization will
be named for Mark Slavin,
18-year-old wrestler who set-
tled in Israel three months
ago after emigrating from
the Soviet Union.
Other groups will be chart-
ered in Shaker Heights, O.;
Atlanta; Potomac, Md.;
Philadelphia; Los Angeles;
Youngstown, 0.; Long Is-
land, N.Y., and two in Mon-
treal.
Comings ...
and
... Goings
Michael Pelavin, Dr. Leon
Rosky and Hy Bergman at-
tended the recent Council of
Jewish Federation and Wel-
fare Funds board and com-
mittee meetings in New
York.
They focused on concerns
currently before organized
North American Jewish com-
munities, ranging from re-
habilitation efforts in behalf
of the Jewish community of
Wilkes-Barre to the latest re-
strictive "head" tax placed
on Soviet Jews seeking to
emigrate to Israel, as well
as the social and human
needs of Israel's new immi-
grants.
More than 200 communal
leaders and Federation exec-
utives from the United States
and Canada attended.
Among the highlights of
the sessions were reports of
the recently concluded meet-
ing in Jerusalem of the board
of governors of the Jewish
Agency which Issued a
"statement of needs" for
1973 totaling 3785,000,000 to
provide for Israel's immi-
gration, absorption, housing
and other urgent needs.
To meet the needs locally, •
nationally, overseas and in
Israel, welfare fund presi-
dents, campaign chairmen
and executives will seek
means of translating fiscal
projections into actual
achievements.
Special attention to financ-
ing higher education in Is-
rael will follow up on the
CJF's resolution calling for
clearer definition of priorities
within that field.
The social planning com-
mittee will explore new de-
velopments in "outreach"
programs to make them
available to all segments of
the Jewish community; and
many other committees will
meet and make recommen-
dations to be presented to the
board of directors for ap-
proval.
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Sept. 23-24—Sukkot
25—Beth Israel Sis-
terhood Bo ard
Meeting, 12:30
p.m.
Temple Beth El
Board Meeting,
8 p.m.
26—Bnai Brith
Women M e e L-
ing, 12:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs.
Marvin Persky.
Hadassah Study
Group, 1 p.m.,
home of Mrs.
Jack Shaprow.
Torch of Inde-
pendence Cere-
mony, 7:15 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Is-
rael.
27—I sr a el Bonds
Parlor Meeting,
8 p.m., home of
Mr. and Mrs. B.
Morris Pelavin.
28—Council Board
of Governors
Meeting, 8:30
p.m., Cong. Beth
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cow, a clue that Russia also
The torch will arrive in is looking ahead to improved
Flint on United Airlines at
with Israel."
6:56 p.m. when the Olympic
run will begin.
The runners will leave the
airport and travel west on
Bristol to Linden; north on
Linden to Calkins; and west
on Calkins to Cong. Beth
Israel.
The public is invited to
view the run and attend the
ceremony at Beth Israel. Lo-
cal officials and other digni-
taries will be present.
Both Detroit a n d Flint
torches initially will be lit in
a ceremony Monday in Jeru-
salem, in which Israel's pres-
ident, Zalman Shazar, will
kindle a flame of independ-
ence.
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There also was a report on
the new Soviet visa regula-
tions requiring Jews who
wish to emigrate to Israel to
pay a heavy tax based upon
The prints of Robert Sills their levels of education.
Key committee delibera-
will be on view through Oct.
tions featured the following.
4 at the Left Bank Gallery,
its new season
ho
whic
pen
last week. Sills, 23, started
painting at the urging of his
A memorial fund has been
father, Frank. An honor set up at Cong. Beth Israel
in
the name of Sadie D.
graduate o f Northivestern
Braun, who died Sept. 7 at
High School in 1966, Sills
age 69.
joined the Navy and enrolled
Mrs. Braun, 332 Bradley,
at Genesee Community Col- was a member of Beth Israel
lege following his discharge. and its sisterhood, as well as
He now studies at Wayne the National Council of Jew-
ish Women and Hadassah.
State University. In Detroit, She managed the dress de-
he has displayed at the De- partment at Ferris Brothers.
troit Artists Market and at Born in Pittsburgh, Mrs.
Habitat art gallery in Dear- Braun lived in Flint for the
last 19 years, having come
born. At Left Bank, he will
here from Cleveland in 1954.
show landscapes and work
Survivors are a son, Har-
which, in the artist's words, v e y of Cleveland; three
• • •
"is concerned with (my) brothers , Samuel Davis of
Beth Israel Sisterhood will
sympathy for the human Omaha, Max Davis and Ed- join the PTA in hosting a
ward Davis of Cincinnati; Sukkot luncheon in the syna-
condition."
and a sister, Mrs. Irving gogue Saturday. On Oct. 4,
• • •
the sisterhood will hold a
Mrs. Leo Seide and Mrs. (Grace) Katz. • •
•
"bridal shower for the syna-
Milton G. Warren will model
for the 12th annual March of Mary Hurwitz, 80 gogue kitchen" at which pre-
selected gifts will be on dis-
Dimes luncheon and fashion
Mary Hurwitz, a member play for members to pur-
show Tuesday.
of Temple Beth El and its chase. Mrs. Paul Biesman
• • •
Judy Biesman, wife of Dr. sisterhood, died Sept. 12 at and Mrs. Jack Shaprow are
Morley Biesman, is 1972-73 age 80 in Miami. She also co-chairmen of the luncheon.
Tickets are on sale for the
president of the Genesee Dis- belonged to Hadassah.
Mrs. Hurwitz, a native of sisterhood's art auction, to
trict Dental Auxiliary. A De-
Newark,
lived
in
Flint
for
the
take place Oct. 22, with Dr.
troit native, Mrs. Biesman
past 42 years. After the Albert Scaglione as guest
received a bachelors dea,ree
death
of
her
husband,
Dr.
auctioneer. There will be a
in education from the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Last Samuel, in 1953, she lived champagne preview at 7
with
her
son,
Dr.
Louis,
in
p.m. The sisterhood also is
year, as dental health chair-
collecting books and records
man for the auxiliary, she Grand Blanc.
Surviving
besides
Louis
for a sale to be held in No-
Was responsible for the pres-
are a son, Victor of Detroit; vember at Eastland Mall.
entation of "Adam's Apple,"
a
daughter.
Mrs.
Ruth
Blank
Items can be dropped off at
the dental puppet show
shown to school children of New York; seven grand- the home of Pauline Bies-
children
and
one
great-grand-
man, 3412 Mackin.
throughout Flint and Gene-
child.
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see County.
Bnai Brith Women will
meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Jewish Youth Center Shows Film `Golem' the home of Mrs. Marvin
Hours at the center will be
The Flint Jewish Youth
6-10 p.m. Tuesday through Persky, 9152 Sherwood, Dav-
Center will show the classic Thursday; 1 p.m. - midnight isburg. Dessert w ill be
film "The Golem," as the
served, and the program will
Saturday; and 1-10 p.m. Sun-
first fall activity 8:30 p.m. day. The center is closed on feature Yona Kollin in a
Saturday. There is no admis-
presentation of Israeli songs
Monday and Friday.
sion charge.
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Sadie Braun, 69
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