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Sanders A. Goodstein has
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The Jewish Community
Council's boys' baseball team
won its recent game by a
score of 9-4 over West Flint
Church of God. The next
-game will be 6 p.m. Monday
at Bassett Park. The game
that was canceled June 4
will be made up 6 p.m. June
29 at Bassett Park.
The men's baseball team
won its recent game by a
score of 10-8 over Trinity
United Methodist, with the
game going into an extra
inning. The next game will
be 6 p.m. Thursday at the
Armory.
honored at a breakfast at
Dewey School, where she
has spent her entire Flint
teaching career.
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Dr. Jack Stanzler, one of
Flint's delegatees to the Na-
tional Jewish Community
Relations Advisory Council
plenary session in Washing-
ton, served as a chairman
of a table discussion during
the session on National
Priorities in Meeting Human
Needs — the Role of the
Federal Government." •
Eban Cancels Trip
to African States
JERUSALEM (JTA)—For
eign Minister Abba Eban has
postponed his visit to African
states which was to have be-
gun this week, the foreign
ministry said. No new date
has been set.
A ministry spokesman said
the foreign minister was too
busy to go to Africa at this
time, particularly while the
UN Security Council is in the
midst of its general debote
on the Middle East.
Some observers suggested
that Eban put off his visit in
view of the anti-Israel resolu-
tions adopted at the recent
congress of the Organization
for African Unity (OAU) in
Addis Ababa.
They said Israel preferred
to let some time pass before
the foreign minister under-
takes his journey to Africa.
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Joel Herbert Kaufman, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Kaufman, who graduated
with honors from Flint
Northern High School, re-
ceived the University of
Michigan Regent Alumni
Scholarship and the Michigan
State Competitive Scholar-
ship. He has been concert-
master and violin solist with
the Northern Symphony Or-
chestra, violinist with the pit
orchestra and squadron
leader with the Flint North-
ern marching band. He was
a member of the Flint North-
ern senior tennis team, treas-
urer of his chapter of the
National Honor Society and
member of the Flint North-
ern Literary Club. Desig-
nated "Poet in Residence,"
he also received varsity
letters in baseball and swim-
ming. His sister, Sheryl, was
graduated with high honors
distinction from Longfellow
Junior High School.
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Sue Amy Shapiro, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Shapiro, graduated with high
honors from Emerson Junior
High School.
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Flint Youth graduating
high school with "high dis-
tinction" are David H. Fail-
er, Sally Hurand, Lauren H.
Kaplan, Joel H. Kaufman,
Leslie S. Klein and Jack L.
Schafer.
providing other forms of
public assistance to non-
public schools.
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tors. Goodstein, president of
General Foundry and Manu-
facturing Co., is a trustee
of the Flint Institute of
Music.
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•
Fannie H. Sorkin, who re-
tired from her teaching posi-
tion with the Flint Public
Schools after 44 years, was
NEW YORK (JTA)—Jew-
ish day schools in New York
State will receive $500,000 in
textbooks as a result of a
state aid to education bill
just signed by Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller, Rabbi Moshe
Sherer, executive president
of the Agudath Israel of
America said.
Rabbi Sherer said the bill
provides textbooks for chil-
dren attending all nonpublic
schools in the state from
kindergarten through the
sixth grade. Nonpublic school
students from the seventh
through 12th grades have
been receiving free textbooks
from the state since 1966.
The constitutionality of the
original textbook law was
upheld by the U. S. Supreme
Court, and its extension to
the lower grades is not ex-
pected to become embroiled
in any legal controversy,
Rabbi Sherer said.
The Supreme Court has in
recent years declared uncon-
stitutional various state laws
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Comings ...
and
... Goings
right track educationally in
its provision of an impres-
sive variety of high school
elective programs utilizing
the best facilities and teach-
ing and administrative tal-
ents in the community." The
commission members agreed
to examine further the re-
port's recommendations for
future development of this
cooperative venture in Jew-
ish education at the high
school level.
Dr. Selig is director of
education at Beth Shalom
Religious School in Oak
Park.
F. Pinhas Fellus, director
of education of the combined
high school elective pro-
gram, provided the data for
Dr. Selig.
In Lim twin JCVVIJIll
Southfie ld
Dr. Sidney Selig, president
of the Michigan Region of
the Educators Assembly, re-
cently conducted a survey of
the joint elective program of
Cong. Beth Israel and
Temple Beth El at the re-
quest of the Flint Jewish
Community Council's corn-
mission on Jewish education.
Mrs. Milton Siegel, chair-
man of the commission on
Jewish education, said the
results of the survey indi-
cated that Flint was "on the
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