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and
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estt Its
1900
Ips
ec. 1—Ahavas Israel Sis
terhood Family Nigh
Dinner
—T emple Emanue
Family Night Dinner
3—T em p l e Emanuel
Men's Club Break-
fast Meeting
6—Hadassah Luncheon
7—T em p l e Emanuel
Sisterhood Board
—Ahavas Israel Board
of Trustees
8-10—Scholar's Weekend
• • •
Temple Emanuel's Men's
ub will host certified public
ccountant Jim Werts, a part-
er in the Grand Rapids of-
ce of Seidman and Seidman,
ho will speak on "Tax Say-
gs" 10 a.m. Sunday.
• • •
A Hanuka family dinner
ill be held 6 p.m. today at
emple Emanuel.
• • •
The Union of American He-
rew Congregations has an-
ounced the following ap-
intments and elections of
embers of Temple Eman-
el: Hy Bylan, to the na-
ional board; Harold Silver-
an, to the national com-
ission on youth; Mrs. Sam
mailer, district president of
i sterhood, to the regional
ard; and Gene Eppinger,
the regional board.
• • •
Rabbi Albert M. Lewis and
;Grand Rapids Temple Youth
:members hosted the four-
flay conclave of Michigan
State Temple Youth at Camp
' ahelu.
• • •
More than 150 women saw
osher gourmet cooking
demonstrated by Rana
Schwartz and Sue Remes at
a joint sisterhood luncheon
at Ahavas Israel Congrega-
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UJA Campaign Leaders to Be Applauded Sunday
Grand Rapids
News Notes
RABBI S. ZACHARIASH
Sparciolinael
The Flint Jewish Commun- Flint United Jewish Appeal Schuster, Dr. Ell Shapiro, Jack Seide, Eli Shapiro, Norman Sol,
Campaign AS orkers. Joe ; scher, Jack Stanzier. Morris
ity Council will honor chair- campaign at its annaul din- I Shaprow,
Bean, Harry Binder, Leonard Steinman. Richard Thal. Harry
men and leaders of the 1972 ner meeting '6:30 p.m. Sun-1 Braemar% Marvin Faller. Julian • Weisberger. Milton bleu... Max
day at Cong. Beth Israel.
' Leiter, Ronald Goldstein, Arthur, Wexler and Michael Wittenberg.
The dinner program also
Guest speaker will be The- I 1.e,ey, d 'Gii
Rubenst.ein, ?Ars ;
Acupuncture Try
Irving Simen and ' will recognize volunteers who
odore Comet, director of .T .v a Scharer,
Yiw
!
helped
staff the Council of-
a Failure in Israel
ership
overseas services and lead-
m:u-s M clivitir, Honorer• flee this year:
development for the ' chyt,.;orrn
r
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Mesdames Jerome Arenson. Joe
. Cl'airthe " n""‘
, . MeiStd ' a " ZS
American doctor who claimed Council of Jewish Federa- Associate
Louis Kasle and Gilbert Ruben- ' Bernard. Leonard Bragman. Ray ,
Fund s.
, s t etra ;
to be an expert in acupunc- lion s
, -i :itz.dgit /iespsiodeg uairrnen, mood tl.,:::7an • " .. .l am ' . '' ''
Epstein, Ronald
Me
Honorees are Dr. Leon .
ture and presented creden-
in Saul
;
R 1triky and Sol Schafer
Schafer; l':7,17"
Hurand,
uraZi. • Sirtyo'n
' ' InGSne' Arthur
Israel
tials from the People's Re-
a billet. Mesdames
"
Agree,
Starlit,
Kali r • I,
ArtMson, Eli Bern 7:: I Ina.",
public of China and Hong Dr. Jack Stanzler. associate Jerome
Samuel Cossman. E d w I n " E i lk , Kasle, Saul Kat,. Jack . Kir 521,-
Kong to prove his claim, left chairman: and Mrs. Robert Louis Epstein. Evelyn Golden. man. Alfred Klein, Hy Klein,
Carne, Arthur Hurand, Peter Henry Livtnitston. Asher Marder.
Israel after picking up his Gutterman and Mrs. Simon Saul
Kronick. Asher Marder, Joseph David Megdell. Joseph Megdell,
final paycheck from Rambam Indianer, women's division Megdgii, Sev- moor Usher, Michael Robert Mitchell. Michael Pelavin,
Pelavin, Milton Rosenhaum. Ar. ; Edward Powers. Leon Bosky.
Hospital in Haifa. Attempts chairmen.
Schaffer, Emil
Schupack.' Emil Schupack, ?Amon Siegel,
The dinner program will not.]
by Dr. Michael Sentar to in-
WtIliann Shapiro. Jack Shantou., ' Arthur Silverman, TaraSkulsky.
list
the
following
who
assist
-
Sidney Wolin. Campaign work- I Jack Stancher, At Tucker. Mar-
troduce acupuncture into Is-
ors; Mesdames William Bernard
sin Tulpan, Joseph Weinstein
raeli medicine as a means of ed in the campaign this past Raymond Sailer, Harry B. Feld- I 1 and Harry Meinstein and Harry
man, Morris Gold, Ronald Gold. I Weisberger. Also Israel Isaacs
anesthetizing patients was year:
Men's division' Honorary chair- stein. Bencion Gotlib, Louis Har- I and Hy Klein.
declared a failure by the men, Jacob Pines and I s r a e I Os, Sidney Hartman, Arnold
Special recognition will be
Sendler; Special Gifts, L o u I a Hart , . H. H. Kesten, Max Kukier.
hospital.
.
Kasle; Initial Gifts. Michael Pela. James Lebster, Henry Living- - given
to the 10 teen-agers
Dr. Sentar applied acu- vin, Pacesetter Gifts, Dr. Stan,. ston, Ira Marder, Jerold Mint ; who participated in the Coun-
puncture in 10 cases, but the ter; Advance Gifts. Dr. Saul Rabert MiIrhell, Carl Myers, Jac 1 „;t•s first Israel summer mis-
technique worked in only one Schafer; Key Gifts, Dr. William
sion program; Fred Benson,
case, the hospital reported. Bernard, Malcolm Isaacs, Dr. Ar- ',
' Paul
B o ren Teresa Berg-
note Schaffer; Intermediate Gifts
Rambam Hospital, after con- Louis
Epstein, Benzion Gotiii% '
man, David Bernard. Howard
sulting with the health min- Murray Moss, Edward Powers.
Bragman,
Leslie Klein, Mi-
Skulsky; General Solici-
istry, offered the doctor a Arnold
tattoo. Jacob Pines; Campaign
,-,
chael Levey, Ilene Mitchell,
chance to prove his tech- Cabinet, Lawrence Covitz. Ed- I ;f3
Anne Schupack and Bennye
win Elk, Dr. H. M. Golden, I ..hf
nique with the possibility of Robert
Gutterman, Lawrence I T h
, Seide.
employment if he was suc- Kaplan. Alfred Klein, Rabbi Gil- 1
For reservations, call the
Kollin, Joseph Megdell. B. , p
cessful. Dr. Sentar, depart- bert
Morris
Pelavin,
Rabbi Gerald I /.,,..„...,.-----. .. _ - - •
. . , 7,,....,..... ' Council office, 7675922.
ing for France, said at the
_ .._ .
airport, "I don't know what
happened to me in Israel."
Women Form Communal service Unit
:,
it
g3irtlis
Nov. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Billet (Doreen
Block), 17060 Crescent,
Southfield, a daughter, Faye
Ruthe.
• • •
Nov. 18—To Dr. and Mrs.
Stanley Dorfman (Lenore
Rogovein), 2 6 2 6 Glenview,
Royal Oak, a daughter, Lisa
Anne.
• • •
Nov. 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Seligman (Madelon
Must), 18205 Huntley Sq.,
Birmingham, a daughter,
Adrianne Erin.
• • •
Nov. 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Burnstein (Myra
Rosen), 14200 Elgin, Oak
Park, a daughter, Karen
Debra.
• • •
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Jay Harvith (Lani
Reins), 25267 Greenbrooke,
Southfield, a son, Joshua.
MOHEL
• • •
Nov. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Simmer (Sharron
In Hons. or Hospital
Thomas), 6916 Alderley Way,
557-9666
Birmingham, a son, Peter
Adam.
• • •
Nov. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
REV. SIDNEY
Bernard Glieberman (Sandee
Lachman), 5050 Greensward,
West Bloomfield, a daughter,
Mohel
Tracey Beth.
356-1426 or 357-5544
• • •
Oct. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stern (Anita Enke! of
1 Oak Park) of Tel Aviv. a son,
HERM ROTH Tsafrir.
• • •
Conti-l•e Mahal
To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
557-0888 Smith, former Detroiters of
OM. 257..10
Austin, Tex., a son, Gregory
• .• 2t
!Tapper.
RUBE
OPEN SUNDAY
11 to 4 to DEC. 31st
HANUKA GREETINGS
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS
HANK'S CUSTOM CLOTHES
15850 W. 7 MILE
835-2999
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Flint
News
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Dec_ 1, 1972-41
Pelas in Plays Key
!Role at Assembly
Michael Pelavin, first vice
president of the Flint Jewish
Community Council. played
many roles at the recent gen•
eral assembly of the Council
of Jewish Federations and
■
Welfare Funds In Toronto.
Well in advance of the as-
sembly, Pelavin was actively
involved in the national plan-
ning committee, particularly
in development of special
s m all cities sessions and
young leadership. At the as.
sembly he participated in
plenary sessions and acted
as chairman and speaker for
the leadership development
programs geared to small
communities. The Flint dele-
gation had agreed to cast
a unit ballot at all voting
sessions and to allow Pela-
vin to cast this ballot at his
discretion. He is now in-
volved in an assembly eval-
uation.
Recognizing the need for a activities and in the youth Milton Rosenbaum, Leon Pinsky,
Rubenstein, Sol Schafer,
I year-round women's
com- center and leadership train- Gilbert
Emil Schupack, William Shapiro,
munal service committee, a ing for organization mem- Jack Shanrow, Norman Sorscher,
Milton Warren. Joe Weinstein,
number of Flint leaders or- bers.
Harry Weisberger. David Wolin
ganized such a group under
Mrs. Schaffer said this pro- and Sidney Wolin .
the chairmanship of Mrs, gram would in no way dupli-
Arnold Schaffer. cate the activities of existing Memories of Flint
Potential services include organizations nor would it
"Shalom Wagon" for new- usurp any of their responsi- to Be Recounted
comers, orientation and edu- bilities.
Bnai Brith Lodge and
The next meeting of this Chapter will meet 8 p.m.
cational program for young
women and new members of group will be held 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Beth El
the community, transporta- Monday at the home of Mrs. to hear a program on "Juda-
Community
tion committee for senior cit- Michael Pelavin. Ted Comet. ism in Flint, Past and Pres-
izens, involvement in civic director of overseas services ent."
and leadership develonment
Mrs. Reva Ratner will be
for the Council of Jewish moderator, and panelists will
Dec. 1-8—Hanuka
Federations
and
Welfare
Is ORT Needed
include longtime Flint resi-
2—Beth Israel Religi-
Funds, will help the group dents Joe Schiller, Mark Leb-
ous School Dedica-
focus on its responsibilities ster, Dr. Sam Sorscher, Dr.
in U.S.? 'Yes'
tion
to the community, as well Irving Bernstein, Gilbert Ru-
3—Hashahar Meeting,
"We're the only group in as relate the organization to benstein and Mrs. Lester
2:30 p.m., Jewish
the world that really knows national CJF.
Klein, who will share their
Youth Center
something about teaching dis-
Mrs. Schaffer also an- experiences in the Jewish
—Council Annual Din-
advantaged children and mo. nounced the initial composi• community.
ner,6:30 p. m.,
tivating them to learn," said tion of the committee:
Refreshments will be serv-
Cong. Beth Israel
Dr. Daniel H. Krueger of
Mesdames Philip Agree. Jer.
ed.
The
meeting
is
open
to
4—liadassah Executive
East Lansing, who s p o k e omi e Arenann, WIIII•ny B•illes,
all.
Board Meeting
a bout 0 RT on the American Pits r iie esrnr=e nt• -. s rMin ei r.iir.T.....74
A business meeting of Bnai
—Council
Women's
Scene at a meeting of ORT Posteln, Pvelyn Golden, M•rtIn
Brith men will follow the
Service
Committee,
(Organization for Rehabilita- ( ii ° 017317t n• GSu.tie l GI"'
„ e ar; ii:grs; program.
12:30 p.m., home of
tion Through Training) Tues- Max Harrla, Sidney Hartm•n,
Arthur Hur•nd, Simon Indl•ner,
day at the Phoenix Club.
Mrs. Michael Fels-
Lout. K•sle. If. H Kesten, Peter
.
yin
Many ORT training schools Kronick. Mare Lobster, Henry
Livingston. Asher M•rder. Jo.
Comings . —
5—Temple Beth El
are now set up in Israel to seph
Megdell. R. J.
MIttlem•n,
Sisterhood Board
teach refugees, but in the csrl Myers. Seymour O•her,
and
Pelavin,
J•ek Riattn,
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
last few years, "we have dis. Michael
_
—Bnai
Brith Lodge
covered that there are poer
. . . Goings
Meeting, 6 pm ,
Jews in New York City right Beth El Confirmands
Temple _Beth F.1
under our noses. Should w
Flint clinical psychologist
6 — Beth Israel Sister-
operate schools in the Unitede Work Way to Israel . . Dr. I. Leon Maizlish recently
hood Meeting, 12.30
The
Temple
Beth
El
con-
States to capitalize on our 1
p.m.
firmation class will visit Is- I spoke at Valley School on
experience?"
7—Senior Friendship
rael next summer as a result fommunication w i t h i n the
Dr. Krueger, professor of , ! of
a recent class retreat iamily. Dr. Maizlish, who is
Club
Hanuka Party.
I t'
d ' d t . I
for - '
I b°
noon, Temple Beth
at
Michigan State University 1 where the project WISS
mer
director
of
training
for
;
El
private practice, is
and a member of the board cussed and plans began to in
the Genesee County Com• '
—JWVA Hanuka Par-
of trustees of the National i emerge.
munity Health Services.
ty,
8:30 p.m., home
,
• • •
Urban League, a . Black or-1 The class now is hoping to
of Mrs. Irving Kirr
ganization, proposed a coali- raise funds to supplement
.. , p __ , Rabbi Gerald H. Schuster of i
baum
tion of American ORT and 1 the trip cost. Among th
'`' Temple Beth El was amone
—Cong. Beth Israel
Urban League forces for edu- iects were a "Walk-a-Thon' g th iv e in s g pe, a nk t e r f s aitah t a serTh
vicaenko st .
Board Meeting,
- -
•
Nov. 12 and a Hanuka Gift
cational purposes.
p m.
The 60-member ORT group , Shop which is featuring ! St. Michael's Roman Catho- '
• • •
in Flint, led by President 1 "small prices for . smaller lic Church. The rabbi spoke ( Temple Beth El Sisterhood
or on "Let Us Give Thanks." !
S . — aime
Mrs Sanders Goodstein, IS POe e
Study Group will meet for
helping to support an engin- youngsters a n d featuring 1
eight sessions on the first and
eering school in Israel and hand•made terrariums.
third Tuesday mornings of
is looking for ways to pro- ,
`Singalong Shop'
the month beginning Jan. 2.
mote vocational eaucation in
The textbook will be "Con-
at Youth Center
, New JWV Chief
the area.
The Flint Jewish Youth temporary Jewish Thought-A
! R. J. Mittleman is the new
Flint commander of Jewish Center is starting December Reader." To register call the
War Veterans. following the : with a "Singalong Coffee temple office by Dec. 15.
move to Florida of Comman- . Shop" 8.30 p m. Saturday.
: Featured will be Larry Chi- Israeli Night Mapped
icier Herman Cohen.
Jeffrey Hurand, son of Mr.1 Other officers are Max , movitz and Laurie White.
Temple Beth El is plan-
and Mrs. Arthur Hurand, wil !Linder, senior vice-comman- 1 Baseball Players Awards
be called to the Torah as I der; William Goldberg, junior 1 will be presented at the ning an Israeli Night Jan. 20
to
include an Israeli dinner,
Youth
Center
7:30
p.m.
Dec.
Joe
!
commander;
and
Bar Mitres 9 a.m. Dec. 9 is vice
movie and dancing.
' to.
schffier, quartermaster.
Cong. Beth Israel.
1
Bar Mitzva
!
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