24—Friday, April 6, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint News
ORT styl e sh ow
to Spotlight
Student Work
Rehovot Continues
Pacemaker Study
FLINT JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL
...Announces the Second Program of
the "Jubilee '73" Series
REHOVOT — Continuing
development of a recharge-
able pacemaker will be car-
ried out in the laboratories
of the new Louis L. and
Anita M. Perlman Wing of
the Weizmann -Institute's
electronics department.
The pacemaker's battery,
which is being implanted ex-
perimentally in animals, is
designed to be recharged
once every six months with-
out causing discomfort to pa-
tients and has an anticipated
lifespan of some 20 years.
Pacemakers currently in use
must be replaced approxi-
mately every year and a
half since their batteries run
down and cannot be re-
charged without major sur-
gery.
A traveling show of fash-
ions made by students in
ORT schools in Morocco, : .•.
Help
Heroine Stresses
•••
Iran, France and Israel will
April 8
highlight the ORT fashion
show luncheon to be held
p.m..Cong. Beth Israel, Dye and Calkins ltd.
noon April 19 at Temple Beth ••
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Free Admission to series ticket holders—or at the door.
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El.
• . • •
S2 admission — SI student admission
•••
A Passover lunch will be
served. Mrs. William Shapiro
is chairman.
The show will be narrated
by Mrs. Peter Kronick.
Members tentatively sched-
—Council Nominating
uled to model are Mesdames April 8—Hashahar Youth
Group Meeting, 2:30
Committee Meeting,
Gerald Berner, Robert Gold-
p.m., Youth Center.
8 p.m., home of
stein, Larry Hirsch, Ray
—C ouncil Cultural
Louis Kasle.
Kahrnoff, Stanley Kaller,
Series, "The Broth-
10—Bnai Brith Women
Louis Kasle, Al Klein, B.
ers Zim," 8 p.m.,
Board Meeting, 8:30
More than 100 women attending a United Jewish Appeal Morris Pelavin, Bernard
Cong. Beth Israel.
p.m., home of Mrs.
Plawsky,
Milton
Rosenbaum,
women's division luncheon heard the saga of Jean Daman,
Andrew Winston.
8-9—ORT Garage Sale at
Leon
Rosky,
Carl
Schwartz,
a Christian who helped save the lives of 12,000 Belgian Jews.
12—ORT Board Meet-
home of Mrs. Bruce
Harvey
Shaprow,
Robert
Sil-
Mrs. Louis Kasle, co-chairman of the women's division,
ing, Noon, Uncle
Foote.
greeted the guests and introduced Rabbi and Mrs. Benjamin verman, Sam Sorscher, Rich-
John's Restaurant.
ard
Thal
and
Michael
Wit-
9—Hadassah
Board
Gorrelick of Detroit, who attended the luncheon out of
—JWVA Meeting, 8:30
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
friendship with Miss Daman that dates back some 20 years. tenberg.
p.m., home of Mrs.
home of Mrs. Al
Reservations are being
Mrs. Gilbert Rubenstein, co-chairman of the division, intro-
Sam Wilson.
Tucker.
duced Miss Daman. Shown are (from left) Mrs. Rubenstein, taken by Mrs. Arnold Hartz,
Miss Daman and Mrs. Kasle. Miss Daman, who holds the 232 6239.
17520 W. 12 Mile
Yad Vashem medal for her heroism, emphasized the Jews'
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
Also on the program will Governors Hear
moral responsibility to help one another.
Study group will meet 8 p.m.
Suite III
be the presentation of an
Thursday at Temple Beth
original oil painting by Mrs. Report on Poland,
Southfield, Mich. 48076
Samuel Sorkin, a report by OK Lettuce Boycott El. The group will discuss
Where Does UJA Money Go?
Kaufmann Kohler—"Reform
the honor roll chairman,
(313) 559-6755
The board of governors of Judaism and 19th Century
Mrs. Max Wexler, and a dis-
Are You Aware That:
play of needlepoint materials the Flint Jewish Community Rationalism."
Council, at last week's meet-
by Mrs. Al Klein.
*
There are many job
Rummage articles are ing, heard Michael Pelavin,
Jewish
War
Veterans
Aux-
United
Jewish
Appeal
Young
Israel's anniversary came needed for ORT's garage Leadership Cabinet chair- iliary will meet 8:30 p.m.
openings for
Third in a series
sale, to be held Sunday and
from
the
senior
citizens,
and
Thursday
to
install
officers
man,
report
on
his
recent
The Senior Friendship Club
professionals and -
it has become a well-attend- Monday. To arrange for trip to the site of the War- at the home of Mrs. Sam
celebrated the 80th birthday ed function.
pickup, call Mrs. Bernard
technicians in the
of Mrs. Joe Laro at its re-
Plawsky, 230-5713, or Mrs. saw Ghetto, and the exter- Wilson, 1314 Eldorado. Mem-
The 50-member club meets
bers Mrs. Arthur Dorfzaum,
mination camps.
cent weekly meeting. The
Carl
Schwartz,
694-7494,
or
State of Israel and
meeting-party was attended weekly at Temple Beth El drop them off at the home
Pelavin described the de- Mrs. Irving Kirshbaum and
for lunch, discussion and a
Mrs.
Jerome
Yale
recently
by 25 senior citizens.
of Mrs. Bruce Foote, 1417 struction of Jewish sites,
many tax and other
social hour. They partake in
cemeteries and synagogues entertained 56 women at the
Lunch was prepared by community functions by rais- Linwood.
benefits available
t i in Poland today and what Lapeer State Home and
Mrs. Clem Alfred and Mrs. ing money for United Jewish
has happened to the Jewish Training School and supplied
Sanders Goodstein, daughters Appeal and other Jewish
to Olim.
Speakers to Bring
population living there. His them with personal articles
of Mrs. Laro. Guests for the causes, help with the mailing
and refreshments.
visit
also
included
a
trip
to
We will gladly
afternoon were Dr. Clem Al- of "Operation Masada" and New Perspective to
* *
Auschwitz.
fred, Dr. Stanley Alfred, attend Flint Jewish Commu-
assist you if you're
Bnai Brith Women Presi-
The board of governors
Mrs. Gertrude Cross, Mrs. nity Council board of gov- Elective Program
Doris Kirkland and Mrs. Ella ernors meetings.
Tempe Beth El elective agree to support the lettuce dent Mrs. Hy Klein an-
interested.
Smith.
During the summer, the 'program students will be ad- boycott and said the Flint nounced that a slate of of-
ficers
prepared
by
the
nom-
Jewish
Community
Council
Call for interview
Mrs. Eva Fisher,- Joe Laro, group meets at Ballenger dressed 10 a.m. Sunday by
and Israel Sendler offered Park for weekly picnics,. and Mrs. Donald Burke, whose would make available a list inating committee will be
greetings to Mrs. Laro.
spends a week at Camp family was involved in the of area stores carrying ap- submitted to the board at a
meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at
(313) 559-6755
The Senior Friendship Club, Tamara ck. Mrs. Belle saving of Jewish lives in proved lettuce.
It also was agreed to en- the home of Mrs. Andrew
which had its beginnings in Frankel is president, and Is- Holland during the Holocaust.
After the war, Mrs. Burke's dorse the Committee Against Winston, 3602 Circle.
February 1963, is sponsored rael Sendler is program
parents maintained contact Parochiaid (CAP) in its suit
by the Flint Jewish Com- chairman.
with those they saved and in Traverse City.
munity Council. In that year,
SERVING ONLY
visited Israel on numerous
Dr. Evelyn Golden was ap-
occasions. As a result, Mrs.
PRIME AND
pointed to head an advisory
Burke decided to spend time Conservative Body
committee to help plan the
CHOICE MEATS
in Israel to study Hebrew Eyes Women's Role
program, and she has con-
and observe life in the
tinued in this capacity to
The March 30 article which
kibutz. She met her husband
this day. Dr. - Golden stated
referred 'to Mrs. Gilbert Kol-
there
and
decided
to
make
that the main functions of
lin's views on women in the
Sanders
A.
Goodstein, Israel her home.
the group were cultural and
Member Detroit Retail
Following Mrs. Burke's ad- synagogue incorrectly re-
social as well as preserva- president of General Foun-
ferred
to
the
Rabbinical
Kosher Meat Dealers Assoc,
tion of the Jewish holidays. dry and Manufacturing Co. dress, the student body will Council of America as con-
The group celebrates every and of Laro Coal and Iron hear Jim Ryan from the sidering revision of the role
Drug Abuse Commission, of women in Jewish life. The
Jewish holiday in appropriate
ways, and birthdays are ob- Co., was among five new who will discuss "The Drug text should have read the
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This
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replaces
munitywide celebration of of Michigan Blue Shield.
servative). The RCA is Orth-
regularly scheduled electives. I odox.
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Youth Center
News
April 14 is the date sched-
uled for the comedy film
night at the Jewish Youth
Center. Full-length films to
be shown are "Room Serv-
ice" starring the Marx
Brothers, and "Bonnie Scot-
land" starring Laurel and
Hardy.
* * *
The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council is accepting ap-
plications for counselors-in-
training, junior counselors
and senior counselors for the
day camp program to be
held July 9-27. For informa-
tion, call the Council office,
7647,5922;
Youth on
the Move
Gary Lewis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Lewis of Davi-
son, has been awarded a Phi
Beta Kappa key in recogni-
tion of his achievement as
an honor student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, where
he is a senior.
BAT MITZVA
Deborah Melinda Gutowitz,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Erwin Gutowitz, will be
called to the Torah as a Bat
Mitzva 11 a.m. April 14, at
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