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Flint News
Campaign Group Hard at Work
Presents
Dr. Leonard J. Fein
A communitywide celebra- community. Israel food, pro-
t ion of Israel's 25th anniver- vided under the supervision
P sary will be held 7:30 p.m. of Pinhas Fellus, educational
director of Cong. Beth Israel,
, May 9 at Temple Beth El will .include felafel, harif,
it was announced by Harry Israeli salad, pita and
Binder, chairman of the Is- humus.
The planning committee,
lOrael anniversary committee
of the Flint Jewish Commu- which is urging families to
nity Council.
bring their children, consists
L. An Israeli student group of Herman Acker, Binder,
from Lansing will provide Mrs. Eva Fisher, Dr. Evelyn
0.ntertainment, including Is- Golden, Mrs. Ronald Gold-
raeli dances and songs, and stein, Mrs. Benjamin Ep-
then will lead the entire stein, Fellus, Mrs. Frank
Thud; ,-,"^e in dancing.
Kasle, Alfred Klein, Hy
A 4et table will be pro Klein, Rabbi Gilbert Kollin,
through the Senior Michael Pelavin, Rabbi Ger-
• Friendship Club and other ald Schuster and Israel Send-
members of the Flint Jewish ler.
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Sunday, April 29 — 8 p.m.
Temple Beth El
Admission: Series Ticket or
$1 Students
$2 Adults
Dr. Jack Stanzler, general chairman of the 1973 Flint
United Jewish Appeal Campaign, met recently with the
campaign cabinet at Cong. Beth Israel. They then continued
on to the homes of contributors to solicit funds for the
1973 campaign. Some cabinet members in attendance at
this meeting are shown, from left, standing: Michael Pela-
vin, Dr. Leon Rosky and Hy Bergman; seated: Dr. Jack Apr 29-30—Beth Israel Sister-
Stanzler, Rabbi Gilbert Kollin and Ken Bierman. Other
hood Book Sale,
members of the cabinet are Dr. Saul Gorne, Edwin Elk,
Eastland Mall.
Alfred Klein, Murray Moss, Louis Kasle, Edwin Schreiber,
29—Council Cultural
Dr. Eli Shapiro, Robert Gutterman, Gilbert Rubenstein, B.
Program — Dr.
Morris Pelavin, Dr. William Bernard, Louis Epstein, Arthur
Leonard Fein, 8
Hurand, Malcolm Isaacs, Dr. Ira Marder, Dr. Arnold Schaf-
p.m., Temple Beth
fer, Aaron Weston, Leonard Bragman, Dr. Stanley Kaller,
El.
Dr. Harold Mallon, Edward Powers, Rabbi Gerald Schuster,
—T wee n Bowling
Leo Seide, Dr. Morton Stanley, Michael Melet and Lawrence
Banquet, 2 p.m.,
Kapan.
Community Calendar
`From Holocaust to Holyland'
Theme of Sunday School Event
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Flint Jewish Community Council
Cultural Committee
'Flint Community to Gather
for Israel's Anniversary
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The congregation of Temple
Beth El is invited to a special
religious school program,
"From Holocaust to Holy-
land" 10:30 a.m. May 13 to
commemorate the anniver-
sary of the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising and to celebrate the
25th anniversary of the birth
of the state of Israel.
Eugene Griffel, principal,
announced that classes will
start as usual at 10.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Marshall
Cossman and Mrs. Milton
Siegel, chairmen of the joint
board of education for Cong
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Beth Israel and Temple Beth
El, announced that the joint
elective program continues
to be enjoyed by the stu-
dents.
The curriculum ranges
from cuisine, music, art and
drama to study of sociology,
law and biblical interpreta-
tions. A popular course is the
"Israel Pilgrimage Prep
Course," whose students are
preparing for a trip to Israel
this summer.
Plans are to introduce the
elective program to seventh
graders as they will be par-
ticipating next fall.
Pinhas Fellus and the
teaching staff hope to draw
on the talents of the two
adult congregations. A thor-
ough curriculum need not be
worked out; anyone with an
idea and a desire to pursue
it would receive ample as-
sistance in preparing a
course, said Fellus.
The next meeting of the
joint board of education will
take place noon May 3 at
Temple Beth El.
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Speakers slated for the
Coffee 'n Conversation adult
meetings in May are Dr.
Ellis Perlman, political sci-
entist from the University of
Michigan, and Anthony Man-
sour, former Circuit Court
judge. For information, call
the synagogue office.
Spring Vacation
Youth Center Hours
Youth Center drop-in hours
for Saturday are 1 p.m. to
midnight and Sunday, 1-10
p.m. The center will be
closed to teens all day May
5 because of the beer and
pizza party slated for
"singles only" in the 20-30
age group.
On May 12 at 8:30 p.m. the
Roper Art and Jazz En-
semble will be at the Center
for a jazz concert. There will
be a small charge.
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Sunday afternoon is sched-
uled for the Tween Bowling
Banquet at Town and Coun-
try Lanes. Bowling will be-
gin at 2 p.m., and the ban-
quet will follow.
Bnai Brith Men's bowling
banquet will be held 7 p.m.
Tuesday at the PX on Clio
Rd.
seeking all types of books
(no magazines) for its book
sale at Eastland Mall Sun-
day and Monday. To arrange
for book pickup, call Mrs.
Paul Biesman, chairman of
the event, 238-9338.
Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary will meet 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Syd Rachwal, 3412
Mackin. May 17 is the date
slated for the annual Jewish
War Veterans Auxiliary
donor dinner at the River
Forest Clubhouse. Mrs. Gor-
don Suber, chairman, said
guests are invited. Mrs. Jo-
seph Fishier, chairman of
the "service to servicemen,"
announced that Passover
packages were sent to four
Flint-area servicemen. Pass-
over foods and reading ma-
terial were included. Ameri-
canism chairman Mrs. Suber
said that six American flags
were presented to elemen-
tary schools and scout groups
in the Flint area—a record
number for an auxiliary. ,
Town and Country
Lanes.
30—Beth Israel Sister-
hood Board Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m.
—Temple Beth El
Board Meeting, 8
p.m.
—Cong. Beth Israel
Nominating Com-
m it t e e Meeting,
8:30 p.m.
May 1-2—Beth Israel Sister-
h o o d Michigan
Branch Confer-
ence.
2—Bnai Brith Men's
Bowling Banquet,
7 p.m., PX.
3—Joint Board of Ed-
ucation Meeting,
12:15 p.m., Tem-
ple Beth El.
—JWVA Meeting,
8:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. Sydney
Rachwal.
—Cong Beth Israel
Mrs. Milton Warren, presi-
Board Meeting, 8
dent of Temple Beth El Sis-
p.m.
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terhood, announced Mrs. Ted
Beth Israel Sisterhood is Harrison is general chairman
of the annual Eastern Michi-
gan Antique Show and Sale
to be held May 6 and 7 at
NOTICE TO BOARD
Temple Beth El.
OF GOVERNORS
Co-chairman is Mrs. Jerold
Due to calendar conflicts,
Mills;
tickets, Mrs. Jack
the board of governors
Magidsohn; finance, Mrs.
meeting has been delayed.
Hyman Loikrec; publicity,
Next meeting will be held
Mrs. Marvin Levey; tea
7:30 p.m. May 10
room, Mrs. Carl Goldfarb
at Temple Beth El
and Mrs. Max Wexler; din-
ners, Mesdames Marvin
Failer, Avery Fishier, Sam-
uel Reiter and Richard Thal;
Work of Our Hands Shop,
Mrs. Ralph Hourvitz and
Mrs. Andrew Winston; deal-
er hospitality, Mrs. Maurice
Rotenberg; and mailers,
Beth Israel Synagogue will Mrs. Martin Gordon and
host the 1973 Michigan Mrs. Heinrich Kesten.
Branch Spring Conference
Advance tickets may be
Tuesday and Wednesday.
purchased
at the temple of-
Mrs. Albert Schwartz, na-
tional vice president and a fice or at Hudson's in Gen-
esee Valley.
member of the committee on
community relations of the
Detroit Jewish Community Detestation of Jews
Council, will be consultant
It is the practice of human
speaker.
intellect to invent for the
Mrs. Jack Shenkman is prejudices, which sentiment
workshop coordinator, and has called forth, a cause
Mrs. Irving Chaiken, Michi- seemingly reasonable. Prob-
gan Branch president. For ably wisdom has long been
information, call Mrs. Eu- acquainted with this psycho-
gene Tapfer, chairman, 1-421- logical law, and puts it in
0041, or Mrs. Robert Prus- fairly expressive words: "If
sack, 1-557-1653.
you have to drown a. dog,"
says the proverb, "you must
first declare him to be mad."
All kinds of vices are falsely
attributed to the Jews, be-
cause one wishes to convince
Scott Phillip Price, son of himself that he has a right
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Price, to detest them. But the pre-
will observe his Bar Mitzva existing sentiment is the de-
10 a.m. May 5 at Cong. Beth testation of the Jews. —Max
Israel.
Nordau.
Beth El, Women
Antique Show
Spring Conclave
of Sisterhoods
Here Next Week
Bar Mitzva