12—Friday, March 2, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

activities in Society

Mrs. Robert Gutterman and Mrs. Max Wexler, co-
chairmen of the afterglow committee for the Jewish Com-
munity Council cultural committee, announced that the fol-
lowing were responsible for the afterglow held at the Dort
Music Center after the performance of the Grand Music
Hall of Israel. They are Mesdames Philip Agree, Jerome
Arenson, L. G. Bateman, Sterling Berman, Allen Bernard,
Morton Bernstein, Al Binder, Harry Binder, Sam Blum,
Bruce Foote. Lionel Conn, Edwin Elk, Raymond Engelman.
Raymond Faller, Harry Feldman, Evelyn Golden, Saul
Gorne, Samuel Gotlib, Gilbert Gottlieb, Eugene Griffel, I.
If. Gutow, Sam Gutterman, Bernard Harris, Max Harris,
Ted Himelhoch, Arthur Hurand, Louis Kasle, Irving Katz,
Hy Klein, Peter Kronick. M..1. Kukler, Ira Marder, Robert
Mitchell, Carl (Margot) Myers, Carl (Betty) Myers, Irving
Nack, George Olds, Seymour Osher, Syd Osher, Bernard
Plawsky, Milton Rosenbaum, Leon Rosky, Nelson Schafer,
Sol Schafer, Arnold Schaffer. Gerald Schreiber, Richard
Thal, Joe Weinstein, Harry Weisberger and Melvyn Wolf

Flint News

Pelavin Addresses Committee at Jewish Agency Convention

Flint attorney Michael A.
Pelavin, in a paper present-
ed before the immigration
committee of the Jewish
Agency in Israel, said that
American Jewry will have
the responsibility for raising
capital so worldwide Jewish
agencies can meet needs they
see for next year.

The second annual Jewish
Agency convention met in
Jerusalem Feb. 1-10. At that
time, Pelavin also met with
Israeli President
Zalman
Shazar.
Pelavin, first vice presi-
dent of the Flint Jewish
Community Council, attended
the convention as national

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"Greater facilities for re-
training immigrants also are
needed, since immigrants
must qualify quickly for em-
ployment in Israel's fast-
growing economy. Our goal
has always been to make an
contributing
immigrant
a
member of society as soon
as possible after his arrival."

Pointing to "the ongoing
housing crisis in Israel to-
day," Pelavin said the Jew-
ish Agency is taking steps fo
help solve it.

"Still, we have not solved

`Operation Masada' to Present
Facts to Help UJA Campaign

Recognizing that for the Senior Citizens Friendship
next four months the Flint Club has assisted in prepar-
community's top priority is ing the mailings.
In 1971, the Council of Jew-
raising its share of funds to
meet the needs of Jews ish Federations and Welfare
everywhere, Hy Klein, com- Funds presented its award
munity relations committee for "Best single year-round
chairman, announced that interpretation item" to the
the newsletter "Operation Flint Jewish Community
Masada" would be used Council for Operation Ma-
primarily to tell the story of sada. Since that time, the
the needs of the 1973 UJA JCC has sent this newsletter
to more than 40 communities
ca mpaign.
"In so doing," said editors and to many campuses and
Mrs. Ronald Goldstein and hundreds of students. It
Mrs. Edward Powers, "we helped answer questions
are faithful to the original raised by Arab propagan-
concept upon which this dists, helped to increase con-
newsletter was founded — cern for Soviet Jews and
namely that Flint does every- provided facts about Jewish
thing in its power to support communal concerns.
For the next four months,
Israel and Jews in need
throughout the world by the newsletter will provide
keeping our people informed answers to questions about
and trying to publicize and Jewish needs locally or over-
correlate activities." And the seas-

chairman of the young lead-
ership cabinet of the United
Jewish Appeal.
Pelavin said Israel does
not have the necessary re-
sources to properly absorb
and train its immigrants, ex-
pected to number 70,000 in
1973.
"We must assure that Is-
rael can increase the number
of absorption centers, hos-
tels and facilities for lan-
guage instruction he said.

Comings ...
and
... Goings

Roy "Friday" Macklem,
equipment manager for the
Detroit Lions since 1936 will
be guest speaker at Baal
Brith Flint Lodge's annual
Sports Night 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge East. The bus-
ine-s meeting and refresh-
ments will follow. F000tball
highlights of the past will be
shown. With the exception of
eight players from the 1934
and 1935 teams who had left
before "Friday's" arrival, he
has been closely associated
with every player the Lions
have had. During his tenure,
he has served under Is gen-
eral managers and 11 bead
coaches. The meeting is open
to the public.

the problem of housing eld-
erly immigrants to our satis-
of providing
and
faction

them with necessary health
care and community serv-
ices," he told the committee.
"Young single immigrants
also find it very difficult to
locate suitable housing."

He said solutions to the
problems lay in finding more
capital, "The Jewish Agency
budget for the 1973-74 fiscal
year will be $470,000,000, and

leadership program, Pelavin
will be trained to assume
responsibilities on the local
and national level in UJA
fund raising.
He and his cabinet of 200
men from different sections

of the United States are di-
recting an intensive program
for young fund
raisers
through missions to Israel,
seminars, retreats and na-
tional and regional confer-
ences.

it falls far short of need,
which is $785,000,000."

Pelavin said, "Human
needs are not being met, and
it will be up to American
Jewry to remedy this situa-
tion in 1973."
As a member of the young

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David Laro, a Flint attor-
ney, was elected chairman
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gressional District Commit.

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Frank M. Friedman,
French instructor and direc-
tor of language laboratories
at Genesee Community Col-
lege, is the author of an
article on "Suitable Be-
havioral Objectives for a
Two-Year College Sequence,"
in the January issue of the
Michigan Foreign Language
Newsletter. Friedman recent-
ly was elected president of
the new TH-County Language
Teachers Association repre-
senting teachers from Gen-
esee. Lapeer and Shiawassee
counties. He is directing a
group of GCC and Flint Uni-
versity of Michigan students
and faculty to Paris, leaving
March 9.

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March 2—Beth Israel Sab- luncheon meeting 12:30 p.m.
bath Supper, 6 p.m._ Wednesday at Beth Israel.
4—Tween Bowling The program will be a socio-
Program, 2:30 drama, entitled "Three
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"SERVICE THAT SATISFIES"
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Rabbi Gerald H. Schuster
5—UJA Women's Di-
Brenda Binder, daughter of Temple Beth El was
Beth Israel Sisterhood an-
vision Workers nounces that The theme for of Mr. and Mrs. Julius among the Flint clergymen
Luncheon. noon, the April 1 donor dinner is Binder, will be called to the taking part in the memorial
home of Mrs. Louis "East Meets West," based on Torah as a Bat Mitzva 10 service for Charles Stewart
Kasle.
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6—Temple Beth El ald Reznick and Mrs. Allen Israel.
Sisterhood Board Silvertone are general chair-
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annual
—Joint Board of Edu- event.
cation Meeting, 8
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Temple Beth El Sister-
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hood's study group will meet
—Bnai Brith Lodge 8 p.m. Thursday to discuss
Meeting, 8 p.m., Ahad llaam, "The Agnostic
Howard Johnson Rabbi," as part of its study
Motor Lodge East. of "Shapers of Jewish
7—Beth Israel Sister- Thought."
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Reservations are still being
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8—JWVA Meeting. Beth El Sisterhood donor to
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