Winter Vacations
Clerics Urge Waldheim Intervene
on Behalf of srael POWs in Syria
Flint Jewish Community News
Community Calendar
Dec. 14—Joint Memorial
Service for David
Ben-Gurion, 8 : 3 0
p.m., Temple Beth
El.
16—Hashahar Meeting,
2 p.m., Youth Cen-
ter.
17—Beth Israel Sister-
hood Board Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m.,
24—Friday, Dec. 14, 1973
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—Temple Beth El
Board Meeting, 8
p.m.
18—Bnai Brith Men's
Board Meeting,
8:30 p.m., home of
Sam Winston, 3203
Circle.
20—Jewish War Veter-
ans Auxiliary Meet-
ing and Hanuka
Party, 8:30 p.m.,
River Forest Club-
house.
21—Temple Beth El
Family Shabat Din-
ner, 6 p.m.
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Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary will celebrate Hanuka
at a meeting 8 p.m. Thurs-
day at the River Forest Club-
house. The party will feature
a grab bag and games. The
auxiliary has been preparing
Hanuka packages for Flint
area servicemen and knitted
ski caps for Israeli service-
men.
The Senior Friendship Club
will have a Hanuka luncheon
at its meeting noon Thurs-
day. Plans are being made
by Israel Sendler, Eva Fish-
er, Herman Acker and Belle
Frankel.
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'Bnai Brith Women is seek-
ing, varied talents to take
part in its "Old Faces '74"
revue scheduled for the Feb.
16 donor event.
Comings & Goings
Ernie Weinstein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wein-
stein, has been appointed
program director of Bnai
Brith Youth Organization in
Detroit.
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Riegle Relays
Hope for Peace
in Hanuka Note
Congressman Donald W.
Riegle Jr., in a Hanuka
message to the Jewish com-
munity from him and his
wife Meredith, expressed the
hope "that the people of Is-
rael will live in peace and
that the celebration of Ha-
nuka in 1973 will find per-
secution, oppression and anti-
Semitism words of the past;
peace and brotherhood,
words of the present; love
and respect for one another,
words of the future."
One Good Turn
Does Another
One favor turned into a
double mitzva for three young
men in Flint.
The mail to the Flint Jew-
ish Community Council office
brought the following note
from Robert J. Eder, Par-
ticular Council of Flint, So-
ciety of St. Vincent DePaul,
St. Matthew Conference:
"Mark Kukler, Dave Stan-
ley and Jeff Stanzler did a
favor for someone at St.
Matthew's, and he insisted on
paying them.
"Since the boys did not
need the money, they all de-
cided that they'd like to do-
nate it to Israel. Enclosed
is their check."
Spiritual leaders of a Cath-
olic church and a Lutheran
church in Flint have sent
letters to Kurt Waldheim,
secretary-general of the Unit-
ed Nations, urging him to in-
tervene on behalf of Israeli
prisoners of war held in
Syria.
The clergymen are Fr.
Michael P. Matarazzo of
Christ the King Catholic
Church and Rev. Gary S.
Anderson of Salem Lutheran
Church.
Fr. Matarazzo wrote that
he was "appalled by the rev-
elations of the murder of
Israeli POW s by Syrian
forces during the recent Mid-
east war.
"Continual refusal by the
Syrian government to ex
change prisoners or even
provide a list of those being
held constitutes not only a
violation of the Geneva Con-
vention, but is also a form of
callous inhumanity.
"Hundreds of parents,
wives and children are sus-
Sports Beat
The 1973-74 Flint Jewish
Community Council basket-
ball season is in full swing,
with a win for the men's
team over Bethel Assembly
of God 60-46. The senior boys
took a loss to St. Paul Mis-
sionary Baptist 54-35. Junior
boys beat Dozier Memorial
C.M.E. 34-24.
Games for the week are
as follows: Men vs. Great
Lakes Baptist Temple 8 p.m.
Saturday at the YMCA. Jun-
ior Boys vs. Metropolitan 6
p.m. Monday at Central High
School. Senior Boys vs. Court
Street Methodist 7 p.m. Mon-
at Whittier Jr. High. All
Memorial Service day
are invited to watch.
The following play with
for B-G Arranged
Junior Boys team:
A memorial service for the
Ken Antell, Neil Himelhoch,
David Ben-Gurion will be Ted Himelhoch, Jeff Hurand,
Heitzner, Mark Kukler, Ed
held 8:30 p.m. today at Steve
Kaplan, Mark Pelavin, David
Temple Beth El, with the co- Price, Scott Price, David Thal
operation of Cong. Beth Is- and Bruce Warren.
Playing for the Senior
rael.
There will be readings Boys are:
Max EngeLman, Doug Goldstein,
from his writings as well as David Himelhoch, Bob Kalmar.
Jeff
Kaplan, Steve Portney,
other sources. Cantor Hillel
Wax and Howard Yale.
Brummer will chant the El Barry
Men's Team players are:
Moleh, and other participants
Barry Golden, Robert Hanflik,
will be Esta Mitchell, Pinhas Ron Hartman, Robert Hunand,
Les Kahn, Mike Pines, Carl Ritt-
Fellus, Michael Pelavin, Rab- man, Danny Rittman and Marty
bis Gerald Schuster and Gil- Rittman.
bert Kollin and three stu-
dents. All are invited.
Gift Shop Hours
Mrs. Carl Schwartz, chair-
International minds are in- man of the Temple Beth El
tegral to the being of the arts Judaica shop, has announced
and sciences.
the following last-minute-
—Horace M. Kallen shopping hours for the week
before Hanuka: Sunda y,
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; and
Monday through Wednesday,
11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mrs. Arnold Hartz, chair-
man of Cong. Beth Israel's
gift shop, announced hours
from 10 a.m. to noon Sunday
and 4-5:30 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday.
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continue praying for the re-
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whether to perform the sad
rites of momming."
Rev. Anderson described
as "horrible" the reports of
murder and mistreatment
and withholding of names of
Israeli prisoner sby the Syr-
ians. "It does not redound to
the credit of the UN or the
world to allow such vio-
lence," he wrote.
Both Fr. Matarazzo and
Rev. Anderson urged Wald-
helm to act quickly to secure
an exchange of prisoners,
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21. Activities will include
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singing. There is a nominal
charge for dinner.
Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of
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SPECIAL DEPARTURE FEBRUARY 7 17, 1974
Winter vacation will begin
Dec. 22 for all students in
religious school at Temple
Beth El and Cong. Beth
Israel. Both schools will re-
sume classes Jan. 2.
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