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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, June 29, 1973
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Flint News
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Community Service at Beth El
Commemorates Warsaw Ghetto
A community service held
recently at Temple Beth El
commemorated the 30th an-
niversary • of the Warsaw
Ghetto Uprising and featured
the exhibit "The Holocaust
and Resistance
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Youth on
the Move
Visiting Israel for the
summer are the following
Flint teens: Max Engelman,
David Failer, Barbara Fail-
er, Doug Goldstein, Jonathan
Gotlib, Howard Gutowitz,
Sandy Indianer, Michael Le-
vey, Mark Marder, David
Meerson, Susan Mitchell,
Joel Plawsky, Steve Port-
ney, Teri Sills, Jamie .Stein-
• erg, Michael Suber, Susan
Weiss, Barbara Weston and
Leslie Silberman.
The exhibit was brought to
Flint under the auspices of
the Flint Jewish Community
Council and also was shown
at General Motors Institute,
Flint Public Library, St.
Michael's Church and Salem
Lutheran Church.
Rev. Roger Sharpe of
Woodside Church spoke on
"Man's Inhumanity to Man."
Officiating at the service
were Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of
Cong. Beth Israel and Rabbi
Gerald Schuster of Temple
Beth El.
Dr. Jack Stanzler urged
the Jewish community to
join those who have agreed
to have the council send out
public opinion telegrams to
political figures in response
to emergency issues. To join
this plan, contact the council
office, 767-5922.
Mrs. Michael Pelavin,
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
president, assisted by Mes-
dames Louis Epstein, Robert
Mitchell, Emil Shupack and
Jerry Yale, prepared the
oneg Shabat following the
service and the viewing of
the exhibit.
Sports Beat
.
Flint Jewish Community
Council's boys' baseball team
won its recent game by a
score of 2-5 over North Flint
Nazarene. The next game
will be 6 p.m. today (make-
up game) at Bassett Park,
and 6 p.m. Monday, Bassett
Park.
The men's baseball team
suffered its first loss of the
season with a score of 11-12.
The next game will be 6 p.m.
Thursday at the Armory No.
3.
At a recent basketball
awards banquet, the follow-
ing received awards: Senior
boys sportsmanship award,
Dave Himelhoch; athletic
trophy, Mike Pines; inter-
mediate boys sportsmanship
award, Steve Portney; athle-
tic trophy, Max Engelman;
and special citations, Steve
Heitzner, Bob Kalmar, Dave
Price and Ron Weisberger.
Participating as supervis-
ors in the Flint Junior Golf
Association are Doris Rom-
bel, Marcia Katz, Marcia
Shaprow and Mark Shaprow
Youth Center
At an "Honors Night" held
recently at Flint's Central
News
Community High School, the
Jerry Rittman, director of
following teens received
the Jewish Youth Center, an-
awards: Leslie Klein, good
nounced two camping trips
citizenship award, Daugh-
to Lake Superior Provincial
ters of American Revolution
Park will be held during the
Good Citizenship Award,
first two weeks of August.
Genesee County Youth Am-
The first week's trip- will
bassador Award; Helen Sa-
be attended by young leader-
die Bas, Eastern Michigan
ship couples and 20 to 30-
University President's Schol-
year-old singles. The second
arship, Stevenson Instrumen-
Beth Israel week's trip is for teens. For
tal Award and State of July 5—Cong.
Board Meeting, 8 information, call Mrs. Carl
Michigan Competitive Schol-
p.m.
Rittman, 232-5718.
arship Certificate of Recog-
9—Camp Maccabee Day
The walls of the Youth
nition. Helen Bas was among
Camp Opening Ses- Center are still bare, await-
those graduating with high
sion, at Temple Beth ing the talents of teen-agers.
distinction, and Joel Plawsky
El.
Those who wish to do a mur-
was among those sophomores
al may submit a rough sketch
and juniors who had an ac-
Ann Lebster Chapter, Ha- to Jerry Rittman.
cumulative grade point av-
erage of 3.0 or above at the dassah, won several awards
at the annual spring confer-
end of the first semester.
ence of the Michigan Region Institute of Arts
of Hadassah. Awards were to Hold Competition
Temple Officers
received for new and life
The Flint Institute of Arts
Temple Beth El elected the memberships, bulletin, "com- will hold its second All Mich-
plete
package"
for
the
Mad
following officers at a recent
igan juried exhibition of
congregational m e e t i n g: Hatters Tea Party, and for painting and sculpture Nov.
Clifford Hart, president; Mil- an original crossword puzzle. 18-Jan. 20 at the Institute.
ton Warren and Dr. Clem Hadassah is taking orders for
To enter, submit a 35mm
Alfred, vice-presidents; Nat- Jewish New Year cards. To slide in a 2x2 cardboard
alie Pelavin, secretary; and order, call chairmen Mrs. mount of each painting, or
Raymond Goldstein, treasur- Harold Mallon, 235-3282, or sculpture with name, ad-
Mrs. Ed Rabin, 742-8335.
er.
dress, title of work, medium
and dimensions of work
marked on each slide.
Comings
Slides are due by Oct. 12
for preliminary j u r yin g.
Rated No. 1 in the U.S.A.,
and
Come in and see why
There is an entry fee. Awards
before you buy!
be announced at the
From $49.50
•• • Goings will
opening reception of the ex-
B. Morris Pelavin was hibition Nov. 18.
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elected third vice president
10622 W. 7 MILE ROAD
of the Flint Institute of Music
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DI 2-1600
at the organization's annual
meeting.
. Louis D. Sill, a lifelong
resident of Flint, has an-
nounced his candidacy for the
7th Ward seat on the Flint
City Council. Sill, who at-
tended Genesee Community
College, is a member of Tem-
ple Beth El and has been in-
volved with the Big Brothers
of Greater Flint, Boy Scouts,
Rotary Club and the Flint
Community Players.
Community
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Fatal Quarrel Suspected in Death of Father
JERUSALEM — A mother
of nine has been arrested on
suspicion of murdering her
husband. Thirty - nine - year-
old Shoshana Mizrachi called
an ambulance and explained
to the driver that her hus-
band, Reuven, 50, had stab-
bed himself while peeling
cucumbers. However, the
police think she knifed him
herself during a quarrel. The
nine children are in the care
of the city's social welfare
department.
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