36—Friday, Feb. 2, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Flint News

who voted to almost exhaust
reserve funds in order to
maintain acceptable levels to
meet overseas needs."
Louis Kasle stated that the
community cannot turn its
back on Soviet Jews, "who
now have the opportunity to
come to a land of freedom.
The doors are now open."
he went on, "and we cannot
wait and hope that they will
remain open indefinitely."
Dr. Jack Stanzler, 1973
campaign chairman, stated
that it would be impossible
to continue local programing
and support for desperate
overseas needs unless the
1973 campaign was under-
stood to be vital and received
full support of the entire
community. Ile said that the
cash picture could only be
altered if determined efforts
were made to collect all out-
standing pledges.
A resume was given by
Ilene Mitchell on her Israel
mission in 1972. The Israel
Mission program was insti-
tuted by the Jewish Commu-
nity Council's commission on
Jewish education.

Jan. 28—To Dr. and Mrs.
Gary Michael Silverstein,
(Lois Ellen Feigin), 2167 14
Mile. Sterling Heights, a son,
Ari Daniel.
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Jan. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Gibbs (Margo Park-
ett), 24455 Rensselaer, Oak
Park, a daughter, Milaine
Susan.

JAN. 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Chayet (Adela Leib),
a daughter, Amy Lynn.
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Jan. 19—To
• • • Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence F. Rapp (Caren
Sherling). 22969 Valley View,
Southfield. a daughter, An-
drea Lynne.
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Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Fields (Judi Klein),
former Detroiters of White-
hall, Pa., a daughter, Lisa
Michele.
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22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Caplan (Gail Green-
24569 Rensselaer, Oak
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Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence T. Docks, (Sheron
Zuroff), 24630 Sussex, Oak
Park, a daughter, Risa
Gibora.
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Jan. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Franklin (Cynthia
Weston). 16981 Mt. Vernon,
Southfield, a son, Jeffrey
Neil.
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Jan 6 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Herbert S Greenberg (Lola
Billet 1 .
WO Percy King,
Waterford. a daughter, Renee
Beth.
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Jan. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Granitz (Beverly Kap-
lan), 29757 Fairfax, South-
field, a sun. Jeffrey Samuel.

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Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Edelstein (Cheryl Lu-
bin). 24792 Rensselaer, Oak
Park. a son, Eric.

Jan. 9—To Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Samson (Margaret
Cohn), 21921 Dante, Oak
Park, a daughter, Stefanie
Michelle.

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Jan. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
James Siefer (B a rba ra
Kepes), 29130 Pointe-0-
Woods. Southfield, a daugh-
ter, Stacy Lynn.
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Feb. 4—Tween Bowling Pro
gram, 2:30 p.m. ,
Town and Country
Lanes.
5—UJA Women's Divi-
sion Cabinet Meet-
ing, 11:45 a.m., home
of Mrs. Louis Kasle.
6--Temple Beth El Sis-
terhood Board Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m.
—Bnai Brith Lodge
Meeting, 8 p.m.,
Howard Johnson's
Motor Lodge East.
7—Beth Israel Sister-
hood Meeting, 12:30
p.m.
8—JWVA Meeting, 8:30
p.m., River Forest
Club House.
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Cong. Beth Israel Sister-
hood will Meet for lunch
12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the
social hall. "Mini-Book Re-
views" will be given by Mrs.
Murray Moss and Mrs. Sam
Gotlib. Luncheon will be free
to those bringing several
clean, saleable garments on
hangars for the Nearly New
Shop.
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Temple Beth El Sisterhood
Study Group will meet to
discuss "Shapers of Jewish
Thought" — Aaron David
Gordon — "The Religion of
Labor," 9:30 a.m. Tuesday
at the temple.
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I3irtIz Announcements

Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Glasser (Nancy
Somerset,
2684
Schlussel),
Troy, a daughter, Robyn
Sheryl.
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Heroine Address as UJA Women

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Board of Governors Faces Gap
in Cash for Communal Needs

The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council's board of gov-
ernors, at its recent meeting,
allocated funds raised in the
1972 Flint United Jewish Ap-
peal campaign.
After copies of all subcom-
mittee budget and allocations
recommendations were dis-
tributed to board members,
1st vice president Michael
Pelavin, who presided, ex-
plained that the 1972 cam-
paign resulted was down 22
per cent from 1971.
"The frustrating and some-
times agonizing decisions as
to who gets what this year
bean, ■ and it became ap-
parent that the loss of these
funds would show in our
services to the Youth Center,
our social and communal
agencies and functions, and
in our overseas help, Pelavin
said later.
"The feeling of the board
of governors toward the
plight of Soviet Jewry and
not wanting to neglect their
duty to their fellow Jews
through their UJA allocation
brought about the greatest
response from the members,

Community

Nov 21—To Mr and Mrs.
Barry Tupper (Shelley
Bakst former Detroiters of
Los Angeles, a sun, David
Roy,

Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary is planning a meeting
8:30 p.m. Thursday at River
Forest club house, when the
nominating committee will
submit its recommendations
for the 1973-74 term of office.
Nominations also will be
taken from the floor. Mrs.
Herbert Koenig is hostess.

Seymour Siegel
Comino. to Flint

Rabbi Seymour Siegel, who
pronounced one of the invo-
cations at President Nixon's
inauguration, will address a
"Second Friday Service"
jointly sponsored by Cong.
Beth Israel and Temple Beth
El 8:30 p.m. Feb. 9 in Cong.
Beth Israel.
Rabbi Siegel will speak on
"The Jewish Community in
the '70s—Where Is it Going?"
Rabbi Siegel, professor of
theology at the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary, is the re-
cently elected president of
the Jewish Rights Council
(JERICO), which holds that
the Jewish community must
first identify and defend its
own legitimate interests in
the face of intercommunal
conflicts.

JERICO already has pro-
vided legal aid in college ad-
mission cases and busing
issues in Seattle and Denver
and is preparing a friend of
the court brief in the Detroit
busing appeal.

Rabbi Siegel is Young
Man's Philanthropic League
Professor of Ethics and Rab-
binic Thought in the rabbini-
cal department of the Jewish
Theological Seminary. He
also serves as assistant dean
of the Herbert II. Lehman
Institute of Ethics.

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Your Children's .
Feet Deserve
the Best and
that's what
we give them
The Best In:

For Dr. Jack Stanzler, m e eting Jeanne Daman crystal-
lized the memory of seeing a tree planted in her honor in
the Avenue of the Just at 'ad Vashem in Israel Mrs.
Daman (center), shown here with Dr. Stanzler and Mrs.
Gilbert Rubenstein (left) and Mrs. Louis Kasle, addressed
the opening function of the 'omen's division of the Flint
United Jewish Appeal catimai gn. Contributors to the cam-
paign of at least $500 were gu ests.

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Jeanne Daman, known to
world Jewry for her efforts
in saving Jewish children
during the Nazi occupation
of Belgium, addressed the
opening function for the 1973
women's division of the Flint
United Jewish Appeal cam-
paign, at the home of Mrs
Robert Mitchell.

Dr. Stanzler, in his intro-
duction, related his visit to
Yad Vashem, in Israel,
where he viewed the Avenue
of the Just and a tree plant-
ed for Jeanne Daman,

It was not until some time
later that he had the oppor-
tunity to understand the full
story of her activities and to
speak with her at the UJA
national conference.
He
stated that the memories of
his visit to Israel and the
enormity of her contribution
to Jewish survival crystal-
lized in their face-to-face
meeting. At the conclusion
of her address, before the
leadership of the women's
division, Mrs. Louis Kasle
expressed her deep apprecia-
tion for Miss Daman's role
on behalf of world Jewry.

The guest of Rabbi (.4 iiert
Kollin of Cong. Beth Israel.
he will meet with a group of
Karen Green, daughter of
interested Jewish leaders to
explain the purposes of ; Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Green,
JERICO and urge those in- will be called to the Torah
terested to form a Flint as a Bat Mitzvah 9 a.m. Feb.
10 at Cong. Beth Israel.
branch.

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Pamela Young, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morrie
Young, has made the dean's
list at Gallaudet College,
Washington, D. C. She also
was a guest at one of the
inaugural balls for President
Nixon.

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Youth Center
News

This week's schedule is:
Intermediate boys, 6:45 p.m.
Monday vs. Metropolitan at
Central High School girls'
gym; Senior boys, 6 p.m.
Monday vs. First Congrega-
tional at Whittier Junior
High; and men's 8 p.m. Sat-
urday vs. Assumption Greek
Orthodox at YMCA.

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Youth on
the Move

were Mesdames William
Bailies, B. Morris Pelavin,
Leon Rosky, Philip Agree,
Robert Barnett, Eli Bern-
stein, Edwin Elk, Morris
Gold, Saul Gorne, Robert
Gutterman, Arthur Hurand,
Simon
lndianer, Malcolm

Jewish Community Council
basketball teams are three-
out-of-three winners again.
Intermediate boys won
against W. Court St. Church
of God by 36-7; Senior boys
against Community Presby-
terian, 55-13; and the men's
league, over Court St. United
Methodist, 75-50.

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Isaacs, Alfred Klein, Hyman
Loikrec, Asher Marder, Sol
Schafer, Emil Schupack,
Jack Stanzler, Maurice Tay-
lor, Martin Gordon, Peter
Kronick, Max Kukler, Robert
Mitchell, George Rosenbaum
and Yale Smith.

Attending this luncheon for
contributors of $500 and more

Due to.a lack of snow the
weekend of Jan. '26-28, the
ski trip was postponed to
Feb. 23-24. For information,
call the Youth Center, 233-
7522.
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