Metzenbaum
May Be Named
to U.S. Senate

Volunteers Show Community
Spirit; More Money Is Sought

The small staff of the Flint
Jewish Community Council,
Israel Emergency Fund and
1974 United Jewish Appeal
Flint Campaign were aug-
mented by a force of hun-
dreds of volunteers to answer
phones, address and stuff en-
velopes, run errands, make
calls and type. The emer-
gency thus was met with true
community spirit, the council
reported.
Meanwhile, Pinhas Fellus,
educational director of Beth
Israel Religious School, an-
nounced the setting up of a
special Sherut La'am civilian
volunteer program for young
people age 18-24 who want to
volunteer during Israel's
crisis in manpower.
Only those who are ready
to volunteer for at least six
months can be accepted, and
they will have to pay for
their flight tickets. Volunteers
will be assigned only non-
military functions. A vali-
dated passport and medical
form are needed.
For information, call Fel-
lus, 732-6310.

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A special Israel mission,
open to the community, has
been set for the United Jew-
ish Appeal Dec. 2-7.
On the day of arrival, there
will be a briefing on the mili-
tary situation, as well as a
political briefing. Partici-
pants will visit the Golan
Heights and resettled settle-
ments in that area, the Sinai
front (conditions permitting)

and a Field hospital, naval
and air force bases and an
absorption center.
For information, call Rich-
ard Krieger, 767-5922.
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Israeli diplomat Dov Sinai,
guest speaker at the Flint
Jewish Community Council's
board of governors meeting
Sunday, said that "This is
the greatest victory we have
ever won. Considering the
opening moves by the Arabs,
we have never had it so bad.
We had the worst possible
configuration that could have
ever been aimed against us
and within a few days, the
tide was turned."

"In the midst of all this up-
heaval, October 1973 was a
peak in Russian immigration.
`What can I do for the coun-
try?' were the first words
spoken on Israeli soil by Rus-
sian immigrants," Sinai said,
but, the people of Israel ask,
'Why am I more responsible
for the resettling of Moroc-
can or Russian Jews than is
my American brother?'

"We both carry the same
responsibility for the people
of Israel," he said. "You are
the wealthiest and we are the
poorest Jews in the free
world, yet we are raising
four times the money you are
raising. I am grateful (with
what you have raised), but
I am not impressed.
"I appeal to you to do
another bit of reckoning with
yourselves. There is no end
to the need," Sinai said.

Community Calendar

Nov. 18—Bnai Brith Michigan
Council Men's Bowl-
ing Tournament, 10
a.m., Southland
Lanes.
Nov. 19—Temple Beth El
Board of Education
Meeting, 8 p.m.
Nov. 20—ORT Box Lunch
Meeting, Miller Rd.
club house, 12:30
p.m.
—Budget and Alloca-
tions Meeting, Israel
and Overseas, Reli-
gious Agencies, 7:30
p.m., Cong. Beth Is-
real.
Nov. 24—Bnai Brith Women
Thanksgiving Gala,
7 p.m., University
Club.
Nov. 25—Tween Bowling, 2:30
p.m., Town and
Country Lanes.
—"Spectrum '74" —
Elie Wiesel, 8 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Israel.
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Bnai Brith Women Thanks-
giving Gala chairman Mrs.
Ben Kaufman announces a
Monday reservation deadline
for the dinner-dance, being
held at the University Club
Nov. 24. After the 7 p.m.
cocktail hour, the Thanksgiv-
ing buffet will be served at

Visitors

Strange is our situation
here on earth. Each of us
comes for a short visit, not
knowing why, yet sometimes
seeming to divine a purpose.
—Albert Einstein.

8. For reservations, contact
Mrs. Kaufman, 233-5884, 3102
Concord, Flint 48504.
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Bnai Brith Bowling Leakue
president, Andrew Winston,
announces plans for a re-
gional bowling tournament to
be held 10 a.m. Sunday at
Southland Lane s. Several
communities will be partici-
pating in this event, and only
Bnai Brith members will be
eligible to participate. For
information, call Winston,
742-4250, or Iry Simen, 732-
5555.
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Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary will knit wool ski-type
caps for Israeli troops facing
cold nights on the Sinai Des-
ert. To assist, call JWVA
President Mrs. Alex Kalmar,
235-1695.
* * *
Women's American ORT,
Flint Chapter will meet 12:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Miller
Rd. Apts. Sally Foster, in-
terior designer, will offer
decorating hints. An all-day
outing has been planned for
Nov. 30 and the "Holiday
Walk" at Meadow Brook
Hall, Rochester. A chartered
bus will take 35 persons to
and from Meadow Brook.
After a tour of the hall with
its decorated rooms, lunch
will be served in the Carriage
House Sandwich Shop. For
reservations and information,
call Jennifer Waite ._ s, 694-
8446.

38—Friday, Nov. 16, '1973

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Leonard Meizlish of Mott
Community College's social
sciences division is one of
three persons leading a sym-
posium on "The Constitu-
tional and Political Ramifi-
cations of Watergate," start-
ing 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and
continuing for the next three
Tuesdays at the Mott Me-
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Howard M. Metzenbaum
of Cleveland, who lost the
race for the U.S. Senate in
1970 by a slim margin, may
be named to the soon-to-be-
vacated Senate post by Ohio's
Democratic Governor John J.
Gilligan.
The senatorial post becomes
available with the confirma-
tion of Sen. William B.
Saxbe, who was named U.S.
attorney general by Presi-
dent Nixon, and his resigna-
tion from the Senate.
Former Astronaut John H.
Glenn Jr., is, however,
another candidate considered
for the appointment to suc-
ceed Saxbe. It is believed,
however, that Metzenbaum
will be Governor Gilligan's
choice.

Paul Beren, president of
Flint Temple Youth, announ-
ces plans for a retreat Jan.
12-13, to include the Michigan
State Temple Youth execu-
tive board. FATY again has
undertaken the project of tu-
toring underprivileged chil- Vengeance Hinted
COPENHAGEN — Police
dren on Thursdays at the
Sacred Heart School in Flint. here are seeking a motive in
the brutal slaying of an Is-
raeli who was shot outside
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According to a police in-
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For those who have not al- spector in the homicide divi-
ready made reservations for sion, the possibility of ven-
the Flint Jewish Community geance could not be ruled
Council's cultural s e r i e s. out. He cited an incident in
"Spectrum '74," the Council which a Jordanian worker
will fill ticket requests by was slain in a nearby woods
in what police called an "out-
mail or phone.
right liquidation."
The first program of the
series will feature Elie
Wiesel, author of "Souls on Parent Group to Meet
"The Rewards and Hurts
Fire" and "Jews of Silence,"
8 p.m. Nov. 25 at Cong. Beth of Dating" will be the topic
of Harvey Bard at a meeting
Israel.
of Parents Without Partners
Other programs will fea- 8 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
ture Jacov Dan, Jan. 27; Center. Marx Cooper, the
Allen Pollack, April 17; and
adviser, will be wel-
the Ayalons, June 2. Theo- new
and refreshments will
dore Bikel will be the guest comed,
be
served.
For information,
speaker in fall '74. For in- call group services,
DI 1-4200.
formation, call Council office,
767-5922.

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