14—Friday, June 22, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Community Calendar
June 22—Leadership Devel-
opment Sabbath
Dinner, 6:15 p.m.,
Ballenger Park.
25—Beth Israel Sister-
hood Board Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m.
—Temple Beth El
Board Meeting, 8
p.m.
26—Bnai Brith Women
Meeting, 12:30
p.m., Temple Beth
El.
Calendar
27--Council
Committee Meet-
ing, 10 a.m., Coun-
cil Office.
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Hadassah's board meeting
Tuesday will feature re-
marks by Mrs. Anita Baron,
regional fund-raising direc-
tor, at the home of Mrs. Jack
Shaprow, 3418 Las Palmas.
Mrs. Baron's remarks will
be of special interest to
fund-raising chairmen and
co-chairmen.
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Bnai Brith Women invites
all Flint women to attend
the paid-up membership
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
at Temple Beth El. The
luncheon is free to paid-up
members; guests and new
members are welcome. Dues
can be paid at the door.
Lunch will be prepared by
Mrs. John Fleming, and Mrs.
A. Richard Benison is in
charge of decorations. Games
are planned. There will be a
baby sitter in attendance.
For reservations, call Mrs.
Hy Frank, 238-7598, or Mrs.
Sheldon Sherr, 732-2961.
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Bnai Brith, at its first
dinner-dance June 10 at the
Country Squire Restaurant,
presented the following
awards: To Ted Vinacow, the
Michigan council plaque for
outstanding service and Bnai
Brith past president's ring;
to Hy Klein, the Morris Gold
Trophy for outstanding serv-
ice to Bnai Brith Lodge 656;
to Frank Friedman, plaque
for outstanding service as
program director and pub-
licity chairman; to Nate
Baum, a plaque for 25 years
of service to Bnai Brith; to
Irving Simen, a past presi-
dent's pin and ring; and to
Robert Leonard, Genesee
County prosecuting attorney,
the Citizen of the Year
Award.
Hint News
Kin Reunited 60 Years Later
Sixty years ago, Jacob
Rabin left his native Russia
to settle in America. Over
the years, in Flint, he lost
all contact with his family.
Through the efforts of a
ll'endr Rae Polaskv
Bride of Dr. Pike
MRS. MALCOLM PIKE
Wendy Rae Polasky and
Dr. Malcolm Pike were
married Sunday at Temple
Bnai Israel, Saginaw. Rabbi
Harry Goldwater, Cantor
Martin Glancz and Rabbi
Joseph Katz of Detroit of-
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Martin Polasky of Saginaw.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mrs. Maurice Pike of
Saginaw and the late Dr.
Pike.
The bride wore a silk or-
ganza gown appliqued in rose
pointe lace with a scalloped
mantilla of matching lace.
She carried a Flemish bou-
quet in a silver filigree
bouquet holder.
Attending the bride were
Diane Polasky, sister of the
bride, Andrea Garwood of
Clarendon Hills, Ill., April
Jacobsen . of Southfield,
Nancy Smith, Sandra Brown
and Deborah Brown. Mi-
chelle Pike of Portland, Ore.,
was flower girl.
Best man was Dr. Allan
Pike of Portland, brother of
the bridegroom. Ushers were
Lawrence Pike, brother of
the bridegroom, David Ober-
schmidt, Dr. Russell Seebur-
ger of Rochester, Mich.,
Mack Gaut of Westland and
William Polasky, brother of
the bride.
Also participating in the
ceremony was Mrs. Harry
G. Polasky, grandmother of
the bride.
Following a honeymoon to
Cape Cod, the couple will
live in Saginaw.
distant relative in Russia, it
was discovered four months
ago that Rabin had two sis-
ters alive and well in Mos-
cow and a brother in Gorki,
200 miles away. For weeks,
letters crossed the Atlantic
as relatives on both sides of
the Iron Curtain rediscover-
ed each other. Plans were
completed for Eva and Jacob
Rabin, together with their
son-in-law, Dr. Abner Ra-
gins, to journey to Moscow
for the reunion.
Rabin described the re-
union as a mixture of tears
and laughter in a small but
comfortable apartment in
suburban Moscow. For two
weeks, the families recount-
ed their 60 years apart.
One of the climactic mo-
ments came on the Sabbath
when Rabin and Dr. Ragins
were honored with an aliya
at the Moscow Central Syna-
gogue.
Plans are being made for
MRS. DAVID JUTKOWITZ a reciprocal visit to America
by Rabin's relatives.
In a recent ceremony at
Cong. Beth Israel, Fail
Marcia Conn and David Council Calendar
Murray Jutkowitz were mar- to Be Planned at
ried with Rabbi Gilbert
Committee Session
Kollin officiating.
The calendar committee of
The newlyweds are the the Flint Jewish Community
children of Mr. and Mrs. Council, comprised of presi-
Lionel B. Conn of Grand dents of council-affiliated
Blanc and Mr. Irving Jutko- women's organizations, will
witz and the late Mrs. meet 10 a.m. Wednesday at
Jutkowitz.
the Council office to plan the
Kay Harold was maid of 1973-74 calendar.
honor. Bridesmaids were
The purpose of the com-
Margo Conn, Lisa Conn and munity calendar is to assure
Patricia Cole. Howard Jut- each council constituent or-
k o wit z, the bridegroom's ganization the opportunity to
brother, was best man. Ush- plan programs and dates so
ers were Avery Conn, Jack as to prevent conflicts.
Jutkowitz, Michael Silver and
Individuals planning large
Miles Barnett. Grandmothers affairs are requested to call
Mrs. A. J. Conn of Toledo and the Council office, 767-5922.
Mrs. L. Friedman of Wind- The Council thus hopes to
sor also participated in the assure maximum attendance
ceremony.
at every function.
Following a wedding trip
to northern Michigan and
Go where he will, the wise 16..
Canada, the couple will re- man is at home. — Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
side in Baton Rouge, La.
Fail Conn Married
to David jutkO7eiitZ
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Lebster Fund Awards Student Scholarships
Leaders of both Flint syna- partial trip costs to Israel
gogues who serve on the to further their Jewish edu-
Anne Lebster Memorial Fund cational experience.
committee announced t h e
Marcus Lebster, chairman
1973 grants to students of the of the committee, said the
religious schools.
fund was set up in 1965 by
Michael and Adine Gott- the late Louis Lebster in
lieb, children of Mr. and Mrs. memory of his wife "to pro-
Donald Gottlieb, are Temple mote and advance Jewish
Beth El recipients of two- education and culture among
week camperships to Camp Jewish youth of the com-
Olin Sang in Wisconsin.
munity." It includes, besides
In combination with sev- camperships and awards for
eral Beth Israel grants, the scholarship, "higher educa-
Anne Lebster Fund will con- tion in Hebrew teaching,
tribute to this summer's rabbinical work or cantorial
camping experience for six studies, attendance at organ-
children of that congrega- ized religious meetings for
tion. Recipients, to attend youth and publication of
Camp Ramah, are Leora writings of a Jewish nature."
Mrs. Herbert Harrison,
Fellus, Dalia Kollin, Miriam
Labiner, David Price, Ilene committee treasurer, said
Vater and David Whitesman. this year's grants totaling
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$1,600 were made possible
also by continued contribu-
tions to the Anne Lebster
Memorial Fund. She said
contributions may be sent to
Mrs. Ronald Goldstein, 3901
Park Forest, Flint.
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