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Flint News
Almogi Hails U.S.
NEW YORK (JTA)—Israe-
li Labor Minister Yosef Al.!
moci expressed Israel's "ape-
cia! respect" and friendship
for the American labor move-
men', which throceh the
years has bought 315.900,000
worth of Israel Bonds Speak-
ing at an Israel Bond recep-
Concerned about Jewish
Schclarships of up to 5500 tion at the Regency Hotel
'
here, Almogi told come 100
identity and survival of Jew- are offered for the Is- •
trade union representatives
ish life, the Flint Jewish rae. piigrima es.
that even during politically
Community Council an-,
E
h it it' requirerionts
flounces the continuation for are
1. That the tiarticii,a::,
a second year of the Summer be 1; old by June 1973
lsrael Scholarship l'rogra rn. and will , pi , Id the 6:.lic.ving
This year's program will sCaool yc.:c in I lint
consist of an extended train-,
2.
Th.it the
be
ing period for teen mission moniiiers of the F:m! !.
P-10—Scholar s Week
participants and is -taking
Con,nurity Council.
end
into consideration the evalua-
3
That the participant
Brith
lion and suggestions made by tax(' a preparatory prngraiti
10—Ahavgs
last year's group. The pro
consisting of two hours of
semi-an•ual
gram again will allow selec-
specially designed classes nn
mecting
tionof a mission to meet the Sunday mornings, Januar
,.
individual's needs. -
12—Abases Israel
through June. in conjunction
Sisterhood Board
w ith the elective program, as
Israel Sholarship Program
for Teens Continued by Council
Labor Movement for Aiding Bonds
critical times "all doors of
American labor were open to
us (Israel) and they opened
the doors of the administra-
tion."
Ben Feldman. president of
the Luggage Workers Inter-
national, presented a $.i0,000
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, Dec. 8, 1972
Mr. ,tnd Mrs. Carl Myers
aml.ginee the engagement of
their daughter Randee to
Mark Isenberg, son of Mrs
Milton I). Isenberg of South-
field and the late Dr. Isen-
berg.
COM nal'
'tidy
Both are students at East-
ern Michigan University.
They plan to marry next ,
summer.
Dec. 10—Tw een Bowling Pro
gram, 2:30 p.m.,
Town and Country
Lanes
well as informal meetings
prior to departure.
Brochures will he provided
by the Council office.
Requests for the scholar-
ship program must be re-
ccived by the Flint Jewish
Community Council,
Building, no later than Jan.
3.
11—Hadassah Open
Members of the commis-
Boa rd
Meeting ' sion of Jewish education of
12:30 p.m., Temple
the Flint Jewish Community
Beth El.
Council are Mrs. Milton Sie-
-Ternple
El
Board of Beth
Education
gel, chairman, Dr. William
Bernard, Pinhas Fellus, Dr.
Meeting, 8 p.m.
Saul Gorne, Mrs. Sam Got-
12—Temple Beth El Sis- lib, Eugene Grille!, Louis
terhood M ee ting, Kasle. Alfred Klein, Rabbi
12:30 p.m. ' Gilbert Kollin, Mrs. Michael
—Bnai Brith Women Pelavin, Dr. Leon Rosky,
Board Meeting, 8:30 Dr. Arnold Schaffer, Rabbi
m Gerald Schuster and Dr.
p
Jack Stanzler.
et
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•
Calendar
Awards Night
at Youth Center
Awards will be presented '
for last year's basketball and
baseball teams and bowling
league 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Jewish Youth Center.
The following softball team
members will be honored:
La r r y Alexander, Steve
Ileitzner, Neil Himelhoch,
Joel Kaufman, Mark Kukler,
Jeff Kaplan, Eddie Kaplan,
David Himelhoch, Dave My-
ers, Jerry Osher, Mike Pines,
Jon Pines, Scott Price, David
Price, herb Silberman , Les
Silverman and Barry Wax.
Awards for 1971-1972 inter-
mediate boys basketball will
be given to:
Jcn Gottlieb, Howard Yale,
Da v id Ilimelhoch. Barry
Wax, Jeff Kaplan, Bob Kal-
mar, David Price, Bruce
Warren, Mark Kukler, Les
Silverman, Steve Portney,
Ron Weisberger. Mike Suber
and Jay Rosenthal.
Awards for senior boys
basketball will he given to:
Barry Alexander, Bruce
Fibl•r, Joel K au f m a n,
Harry Kirshbaum, Dave My-
ers. Mike Pines and Herb
Silber man.
Men's basketball 1971-1972
awards will go to:
Gil Himelhoch, Carl Ritt-
man, Danny Rittman, Marty
R ittm a n, Jerry Rittman,
Norm Leavitt, Mark Kippel-
man, Ron Hartman, Les
nano, Barry Lolaen,
•
Hurand, Gary Hurand and
David Hurand.
Men's softball awards will
be given to:
Carl Rittman, Danny Butt-
man, Marty Rittman, Jerry
Rittman, Les Kahn, Norm
Leavitt, Ron Goldstein,
Chuck Silverman, Iry Ber-
ner, Robert Kaplan, Al Kris-
tall, and Jerry Silberman.
DECEMBER
BASKETBALL EVENTS
Intermediate boys: At Cen-
tral High School Girls' Gym,
Dec. 11. 6 p.m. vs. First
Presbyterian, and Dec. 18, 6
p.m. vs. Metropolitan.
Senior boys: at Southwest.
ern High School or Whittier
Jr. High School, Dec. 11, 8
p.m. vs. St. Paul Baptist, and
Dec. 18, 8 p.m vs. Foss
Ave. Baptist (S.W.).
Men's League: at YMCA,
Dec. 16, 8 p.m. vs. First
Presbyterian,
Hadassah will hold on open
board meeting 12,30 p.m.
Monday at Temple Beth El.
After tea, a film of the Ila-
dassah national convention.
"Funding Our Future," will
be shown, narrated by Mrs.
At Tucker and Mrs. George
Griedinger. Mrs. David Meg-
dell, who recently returned
from a leadership training
seminar in Chicago, will brief
members on her experiences.
Beginning Saturday through
Dec. 24, Hadassah women
will be gift-wrapping at the
Genesee Valley Shopping
Center. Chairmen for the pro-
ject are Mrs. Jerome Aren-
son. Mrs. Ted Himelhoch
and Mrs. Andrew Winston.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
will hear Dr. H. M. Golden
review '0 Jerusalem," 12:30
p.m. Tuesday at the temple.
• • •
Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary hosted 40
members
from the Department of
Michigan recently at Temple
Beth El. Chairmen were Mrs.
Jerome Yale and Mrs. Ed-
ward Shapiro.
• • •
Temple Beth El Israeli
Night chairman Mrs. Leon-
ard Shulman announced that
the Jan. 20 event will feature
a "deli" supper with Israeli
music and dancing. The Is-
raeli-made movie "Sallah,"
starring Topol, will be shown.
Joseph Ruben, 73
Joseph Ruben, 1514 Via•
bash, died at age 73.
Mr. Ruben was born in
Russia and lived in Flint for
50 years,
Surviving are a brother
Louis Rubenstein, three sis-
ters, Mrs. Rise Jaffe, Mrs.
William Eaton, and Mrs.
Harry Borken, all of Chicago;
and nieces and nephews.
Wino- Dedicated
at Beth Israel
Cong Beth Israel dedi-
cated the synagogue educa-
tion wing last Saturday dur-
ing the Handka celebration
of the rededication of the
T-mple in Jerusalem.
The junior congregation
conducted the services, with
the officers of the junior con-
gregat;an and representa-
tives of all classes taking
part.
Louis Kasle, past president
of the congregation, received
a scroll recognizing his ef-
forts. Also honored were
seven former chairmen of
the board of education and
past presidents of the home
and school organization.
The school presented a
silver cup, engraved with
Kasle's name, for use of the
junior congregation in serv-
ices.
A luncheon followed the
service which included the
consecration of Louis Gold-
berg, Robin Kaller, Dani-el
Kollin. Robert Kukler, Ar-
lene Lenes, Rhonda Price,
Gail Rosenbaum, David Sie-
gel, Jonathan Sorscher, Ron-
ald Suber and Jamey Witten.
berg.
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1..:—Temple Emanuel
Sisterhood Lunch-
eon Meeting
14—Temple Emanuel
Board of Trustees I
15—Randy Albert
Bar Mitzva
912 Sill • • •
Dr. Marc Lee Raphael, as-
sistant professor of Jewish
history at Ohio State Uni-
versity and rabbi of Cong.
Beth Tikva in Columbus, will
deliver a series of talks this
weekend in Grand Rapids.
At 8:30 p.m. today, he will
speak on "The Meaning of
the Book of Job," at Temple
Emanuel. At 10 a.m. services
Saturday at Cong. Ahavas
Israel, he will lecture on I
"The Historical Reasoning of
Maimonides."
"The Clash of Cultures in
Philip Roth" will be the
topic of his talk before a
combined men's club break-
fast at the temple.
, • •
Randy Albert, see. of %fr.
and Mrs. Jim Aihoet,
observe his ;tar
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A blood donor program at
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Chairman Mrs. R. J. Mittle-
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