Unfeasible to Rent Camp, Survey Finds

Results of a recent com-
munity survey showed that
it would not be feasible to
rent the Holiday Hills Day
Camp site from the YMCA,

Absorption Center Seder
a Highlight of April Tour

Dr. Eli Shapiro, general
chairman of the Flint United
Jewish Appeal Campaign,
who with his family will lead
a special study mission to
Israel during Passover, said
the mission will provide "a
singular opportunity to wit-
ness first-hand - the present
state of the people; to be-
come acquainted and in-
volved with Israelis of all
generations, person to per-
son, and to rediscover our
ancient roots.
"Now, more than ever be-
fore in the life of the people
of Israel, there is a need for
unity, for a great gesture of
oneness, for a coming to-
gether of the entire Jewish
people. This is our chance at
redefining our Jewish iden-
tity and enlarging our com-
mitment to ourselves and to
the people of Israel," Shapiro
said.
Mission highlights will in-

elude meetings with military
and political leaders, Kaba-
lat Shabat at the Western
Wall and a Passover seder
with new immigrants at an
absorption center.
Mission dates are April 4-
18 with an optional return
on April 15.
A deposit, payable to the
Flint Jewish Community
Council, is due March 15.

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Murray Moss Going
on Special Mission

Murray Moss, vice presi-
dent of the Flint Jewish
Community Council, will at-
tend a special five-day mis-
sidn in Israel to study im-
mediate financial needs.
This mission, leaving Sun-
day, will have 80 participants
from major U. S. communi-
ties. After meeting with Is-
raeli leaders, they will report
back to their communities.

Community Calendar

March 10—Hashahar M e e L-
ing, 2:30 p.m.,
home of Deena
Agree, 2601 Circle
Dr.
11—Hadassah Board
Meeting, 12:30
p.m., home of Mrs.
Sam Blum, 5463
Sugarbush.
12—Temple Beth El
Sisterhood Donor
Luncheon, noon,
Temple Beth El.
43—Cong. Beth Israel
Sisterhood Donor
Luncheon, Noon,
Beth Israel.
14—ORT Board Meet:
ing, home of Mrs.
C a r 1 Schwartz,
5407 Sutton Place
Ct., Grand Blanc.
—Joint Board of
Education, 8 p.m..
Cong. Beth Israel.
—Jewish War Vet-
erans Auxiliary
Department Meet-
ing, 8 p.m., Tem-
ple Beth El.

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Beth Israel Sisterhood will
feature professional singer
Marilyn Krim as featured
guest at the 43rd annual Beth
Israel Sisterhood donor lunch-
eon noon Wednesday at the
synagogue. Miss Krim, a
teaching assistant of voice at
the University of Michigan,
has appeared with opera
companies and sympho - • ^r-
chestras. She recently re-
corded songs of the Jewish
past and will sing "Jewish
Music Past and Present."
For reservations; call Mrs.
Edwin Elk, Mrs. Louis Kasle
or Mrs. Irving Katz.
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Bnai Brith Women's Chap-
ter is planning a rummage
sale for March 31-April 2.
For pickup of useable, sale-

Israeli Tells
Reporter: the
Euphoria's Left

The euphoria experienced
by Israelis after the Six-Day
War has vanished, and in its
wake is the realization that
"the limitations of other
mortals apply to the Jews of
Israel as well."
So states Allan It. Wilhelm,
Flint Journal editorial writer,
who recently spent two weeks
touring Israel with a group
of American journalists. In
the second of his series of
reports carried in the Jour-
nal, Wilhelm noted:
As one former American
told the journalists:
"You have come to an Is-
rael which was a nation of
supermen in the Six-Day
War, and it is a terrible
thing to discover that you
are not supermen . . . it is a
terrible discovery to find out
that the war would not last
only three days, that the war
would last 18 days and then
still be ongoing," Rosen ex-
plained.
"It is a terrible thing to
discover that the Arab sol-
dier, who should have been
frightened when he was con-
fronted with that big muzzle
of your tank gun, did not run
away but shot you down with
a little thing that he carried
on his shoulder . . .
"It is a terrible thing to
discover that you are a small
nation. and we have discov-
ered that we are a small
nation, and we have discov-
that we can't tell the United
States and Russia to go to
hell, and that we have to
listen to them."

able articles, call Rita Per-
sky, 1-625-1869, Ilene Wise-
man, 732-6389, or Sybil Gold-
berg, 732-7693.
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Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliary will host department
presidents at an annual meet-
ing 8 p.m. Thursday at
Temple Beth El. Mrs. Max
Brezinsky is chairman, as-
sisted by Mesdames Herbert
Koenig, Sidney Rachwal and
Iry Wiseman. Guests are - in-
vited. Refreshments will be
served.
'Congress' Support
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for Israel Reauires
Constituent Backing'

Ken Wollach, assistant di-
rector of the American-
Israel Public Affairs Corn-
mittee in Washington, listed
several concerns facing Is-
rael in his talk before a
group of concerned Flint
citizens last week.
Many of these concerns
deal with the uncertainty of
Washington's future position
on Israel. He affirmed the
need for the administration's
political and economic sup-
port, specifically financial
aid for 1974-75. He also
warned of political moves
by the major oil states to
destroy Israel.
Wollach urged letters, tele..
grams and phone calls to
representatives and stated
that Congress needs the
backing of constituents on
controversial issues.

Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine of
Birmingham-Temple will re-
view the novel "The Exor-
cist" at a petite luncheon
honoring ORT Day, sched-
uled by the ORT Flint Chap-
ter, noon March 19 at the
Country Squire restaurant.
Mrs. Richard Benison, chair-
man, announces that the
event is open to the com- Science Seminars
munity at a nominal charge.
BUENOS AIRES—A semi-
nar on the teaching of science
to children was organized by
Kindergarten Open
Temple Beth El is accept- ORT. A similar seminar was
ing kindergarten registration organized at the Max Nor-
for the school term begin- dau School in Mendoza in
ning in September. For in- February.
formation, call the temple
office, 232-3138.
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Youth on
the Move

Flint Chapter of Bnai Brith
Youth will hold a skating
gala 9:30 p.m. Saturday at
Ballenger Park. Sheryl Kauf-
man, president, invites all
teens to the skating and pizza
party following. For informa-
tion, call Ilene Vater, 767-
4095, or Linda Gaynor, 234-
1051. There is an admission
fee.
Members of BBYO plan-
ning to attend an out-of=state
conclave in Windsor March
22-24 may call Sheryl, 233-
5884.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, March 8, 1974

it was announced by Mrs
David Megdell, chairman of
the day camp committee of
IF YOU TURN THE
the Flint Jewish Community
Council.
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
Mrs.
_ Megdell said that her
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
committee would meet to set
up an alternate day camp
site.
The Jewish Community
Council is accepting applica-
tions for the position of day
camp director and staff. For
information, call the council
office, 767-5922.
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