34—Friday, Dag. 22, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Rabbi Kollin
Chaplain at
Scout Jamboree

Regional Educators Assembly
Meets at Flint Congregation

The attitudes and practices
of fathers have no statistical-
ly significant relationship to
whether or not their children
remain in religious school
after Bar or Bat Mitzva, ac-
cording to Dr. Sidney Selig,
educational director of the
Beth Shalom Religious School
of Oak Park and president
of the Michigan-Ohio Region
of the Educators Assembly.

Addressing a meeting of
the region at Cong. Beth Is-
rael, Dr. Selig cited results
of a study undertaken in or-
der to establish a "Drop-Out
Profile"
(See
story else-
where). Such a statistically
verified profile would help
educators identify potential
dropouts early in their school
career and work with them
and their families, he said.
Among the factors that
seem to encourage continu-
ing studies are home ob-
servances, attendance at a
Jewishly oriented summer
ramp and a positive attitude
on the part of the mother.
Rabbi Gerald Teller, direc-
tor of the Shaarey Zedek
School of Southfield, report.
ed on new courses in history
and values. Students are in-
troduced to the craft of his-
tory by writing historical
materials based upon inter-
views with their own fami-
lies and synagogue records.
In another course, imagi-
nary and computer lan-
guages are used to help stu-
dents see "prayer language"
as a specialized medium of
communication.

Dr. Ron Silverman of the

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Increased emphasis on
adult education program
marks Cong. Beth Israel's
calendar. Some of these are:
Second Friday Series: The
second Friday evening of
each month features a brief
service and discussion of a
current topic. Rabbi Gilbert
Kollin reviewed "My Name
is Asher Lev" in November,
and Benzion Gotlib and Fru-
meth Siegel discussed "Wom-
en's Role in the Synagogue"
in December.
The January and February
programs, to be held jointly
with Temple Beth El, will
deal with "The Jewish Com-
munity in the '70s—Where Is
It Going?" The January pro-
gram, at Beth El, will fea-
ture Rabbi Robert Marx, a
prominent liberal spokes-
man. The February program
at Beth Israel will have as
its guest, Prof. Seymour Sie-
gel, president of the Jewish
Rights Council.
Coffee and Conversation:
Alternate Sunday mornings
at 9, parents are urged to
"Don't Drop Off, Drop In"
for coffee discussion. On
Dec. 10, Stephen Miller of
the local drug abuse com-
mission discussed "Drugs—
Facts and Fantasies."
Shabat for Thinkers: Be-
ginning Jan. 13, services go
on a new schedule. Begin-
ning at 8:30 a.m., they break
at 9:15 for adult studies. At
the "Rabbi's Table,"
tke
weekly portion will be
studied, while Yona Kollin
will conduct a simultaneous
class in "Shabat Through
Song." '
Basic Hebrew: The joint
elective program semester
beginning in February will

offer adults a course in basic

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The boys' intermediate bas-
ketball team won its second
game of the season with a
score of 37-15 against First
Presbyterian. The senior
boys lost their second game
30-38 against St. Paul Bap-
tist.
Upcoming games are: In-
termediate boys on Jan. 8,
6 p.m., at Central High girls
gym; Senior boys on Jan. 8,
8 p.m., at Southwestern or
Whittier Jr. High; and men's
on Jan. 8, 8 p.m., at the
YMCA.
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evening. They will ski Sat-
urday at Boyne Highlands
and Sunday at Boyne Moun-
tain.
Registration must be made
in advance to the Youth Cen-
ter, 233-7522. Deadline is
Jan. 10.
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The visiting committee
the Flint Jewish Commun
Council held a Hanuka pa
for residents of the Lap
State Home, complete will
latkes and gifts.
Participating on the cc
mittee were Mesdames Lo
Harris, chairman, Irvii
Ring, George Rosenbai
and Joe Bernard. Contril
tions that helped make 1
party a success were fri
Mesdames Eva Fisher, B .
Goldman, Charles Hour.% i
Rose Leff, R. J. Mittlemt
Carl Mono of Bay Ci
Ruben Pacernick, Jack
bin, George Rosenbaum, Y.
Smith, Sarah Vinacow a
Frank Friedman.

The movie M•A•S.H will
be shown Jan. 6 at the cen-
ter.

attended the World Jam-
boree at Marathon, Greece,
in 1963 and served as Jew-
ish chaplain general at the
World Jamboree in Idaho in
1967 and at the National
Jamboree there in 1969.

Linda Rae Schafer and
Robert Sheldon Binder were
married recently at Cong.
-Ng Beth Israel. Rabbi Gilbert
•{; Kollin officiated.

Tween Bowling sponsored
by the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council and led by Mrs.
Mike Goldman has started at
Town and Country lanes
every other Sunday. The age
limit has been altered to in-
clude 4th-9th graders. A plea
is out for more interested
parents to keep score.

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Parents of the bride are
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schafer of
Ilelber St. The Bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Fred Bind-
er of Southfield and the late
Mr. Binder.

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MRS. JOEL FEINER

Marilyn Sue Richman be-
came the bride of Joel Eu-
gene Feiner recently at Cong.
Beth Israel. Rabbi Gilbert
Kollin officiated, and Mrs.
Kollin was soloist.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Richman of Graff Ct., Grand
Blanc. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs.

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Linda Schafer ll'eds
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the bride wore a gown of
rosepointe lace with a high
scalloped neckline. She car-
ried a spray of carnations,

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Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of
Cong. Beth Israel has been
appointed Jewish chaplain
general of the 1973 National
Scout Jamboree (West) to
take place in Farragut State
Park, Idaho, Aug. 1-7. Rabbi
Kollin will be in charge of
the Jewish
religious pro-
gram, as well as religions
services and provision of

Emil Feiner of Burt Rd.,
Detroit.

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4301 W. 13 Mile Rd.

The Jewish Youth Center
is sponsoring a Ski Weekend
and Retreat Jan. 27-28 in
Boyne Country. Accommoda-
tions at the Dilworth Hotel
in Boyne City Friday and
Saturday night and transpor-
tation will be included. Food
and tow tickets must be sup-
plied by the participant.
The skiiers will leave Flint
Friday afternoon and have a
special Sabbath program that

Hebrew every Sunday morn-
ing.

Dec. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Kasle, a son, Steven.

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Youth Center News

University of Michigan told
of new group counseling tech-
niques being tried in public
schools to head off potential
dropouts.
Lewis Stone, of the Beth
Israel Faculty, ran a study
session using a learning
package designed to help
teachers formulate perform-
ance objectives for class use.
The meeting was hosted by
Pinhas Fellus, educational
director of Beth Israel, and
was attended by many of
Beth Israel's faculty.

Beth Israel
Programs Set

Flint News

Lapeer Residents
Treated to a Party

For the evening ceremony,

stephanotis and baby's
breath.

For the evening ceremony,
the bride wore a satin gown
accented with Alencon lace
and English net. Her short
mantilla veil was edged in
Alencon lace. She carried a
spray of ivory orchids.
Attending the bride were
Manya Wolin of Chicago,
Mrs. Robert Brown and De-
borah Bohm, both of Detroit.
Mrs. Arnold Schafer of De-
troit was matron of honor.
Bestman was the bride-
groom's brother, Burton. At-
tendants were Arnold Scha-
fer, the bride's brother, and
Melvin Binder, the bride-
groom's brother. Ushers
were Robert Brown
and
John Vincenti, both of De-
troit.
The bride's grandfather,
Meyer Shoichet, also partic-
ipated.
After a honeymoon in the

Carribean, the couple will
live in Troy.

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Bridesmaids were Karen
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Magidsohn of Grand Blanc
and Denise Dunayer of Holly- ning directors of Jewish
wood, Fla. Maria Ring was federations serving communi-
flowergiri and Mrs. Harvey ties throughout the United
Ring, the bride's sister, was States and Canada will at-
matron of honor.
tend the Council of Jewish
Attending the bridegroom Federations and Welfare
were Helmut Bernard of De- Funds annual Social Plan-
troit, best man; Mark Rich- ners Institute at the Gram-
man of Ann Arbor and David mercy Park Hotel here Tues-
Magidsohn of Grand Blanc. day and Wednesday.
The two-day institute will
Ring bearer was Joel Ring.
Ushers were Morris Rich- focus on major social wel-
man of Ann Arbor and Dr. fare problems of Jewish
federations and their consti-
Donald Dunayer.
tuent agencies, as well as on
Also participating was the current programs and plans.
bride's grandmother, Mrs.
The institute will feature
Louis Surath.
workshops, including one
After a honeymoon in San dealing with the Jewish poor,
Francisco and Las Vegas, chaired by Alan Kandel of
the couple will live in Flint. Detroit.

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