Flint Groups Slate Pesah Sedorim Institute

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 22, 1974-17

Temple Beth El's ritual
committee has planned a
family seder for the second
night of Passover, 6:30 p.m.
April 7 at the temple, it was
announced by Marvin Failer
and Dr. Saul Gorne, co-

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Sam Sorscher and Melvyn
Wolf will chair a Passover
food workshop. Decorations
workshop chairman is Mrs.
Max Kukler, assisted by Mes-
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Failer and Ira Marder. A
review of the Hagada will be
presented by Fellus, Rabbi
Kollin, Edward Powers, Dr.
Leon Rosky, Dr. Arnold
Cong. Beth Israel Sister- Schaffer and Dr. Sam Sor-
hood will hold an all-day scher. Husbands and friends
Passover Institute Wednes- are invited.
day at the synagogue. Mrs.
The leadership development
Sam Gotlib and Mrs. Arnold
committee of the Flint Jew-
Schaffer are co-chairmen.
A "Light and Sounds of ish Community Council an-
Passover" narrative, created nounces a creative seder will
by Mrs. Julian Feiler, Pinhas be held 8 p.m. April 13 at
Fellus, Mrs. Ed Powers and the IMA Lodge, Potters
Mrs. Sheldon Siegel, will be Lake. For reservations, limit_
ed to 100 people, call the
k • read at 10:30 a.m.
A seder drama written by council office by April 1.
Rabbi Gilbert Kollin will be
So. of 12 Mile "1°: presented by Mesdames
Sterling Berman, Sol Gaynor,
Across from The TEL-12 MALL
Aaron Go c h m a n, Stanley
Kaller, Elliott Price, Leon
Allan Wilhelm, staff writer for the Flint Journal, right,
Rosky, Al Tucker, Reuben
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NEW YORK (JTA)—The appeared to haye no chance for survival. Wilhelm said an
formation of an advisory Israeli pointed out a thriving grove nearby- and explained
council of the World Jewish that the area in which those trees were planted once had
Congress was announced by been even more hopeless. Pictured, from left, are Hy Klein,
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, presi- Lee Silberman, Mollie Epstein and Wilhelm.
dent of the WJC.
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The founding meeting of
"Whatever (Mayor Teddy) Here is the story of an un-
the new body was held here Kollek is doing in Jerusalem believable period in the 20th
March 12.
seems to be working. It is Century and the implied
Dr. Goldmann said the difficult for the first-time warning that with the right
council's members w e r e visitor to believe that before mixture of ignorance and
selected as individuals on the the Six-Day War of 1967, the apathy it could happen again.
basis of their prestige in the city was divided by walls
"Yad Vashem, hopefully,
business, finance, profession- and barbed wire between Is-
represents the old — even
al and academic fields.
rael and Jordan."
though it burns in the minds
The direction of the council
Allan Wilhelm, staff writer of most Jews as if it all
is in the hands of three chair- for the Flint Journal, ex-
men: Edgar Bronfman of plained his impression of happened yesterday. As
No need to ration your
New York; Sir Marcus Sieff Jerusalem in one of his final much as anything, it repre-
sents a source of the deter-
coffee over the holidays.
of London and Dr. George articles on Israel.
mination that is powerfully
Delicious Brim® is 97%
Wise of New York.
Wilhelm, who said he ex- evident throughout Israel
caffein-free. So rich in
Among the questions that pected to find a terrorist in even in the wake of an ex-
Colombian beans—in fact,
the advisory council will ob- every corner, remarked that hausting war."
Brim' is richer in Colombian
jectively and seriously exam- the city was quite safe and
He found evidence of this
beans than the best-selling
ine are: the possibilities of a he even "felt more secure
coffee in America. So fill your
viable Jewish life in Com- roaming Jerusalem on foot determination in the absorp-
munist countries; the long- after dark than he would in tion centers "through which
cup with flavor, not caffein.
term relationship between any of two dozen large newcomers are prepared for
You could drink a whole
their futures in this new but
the state of Israel and the American cities."
potful! So enjoy at Seder,
Diaspora; the internal prob-
He also noted a lack of troubled state. Such centers
and all through Passover.
lems of Jewish communities police, except for those at are symbols of the living."
'Maw
in Latin America, especially the Wailing Wall and at the
with regard to the young Mosque of Al Aqsa, where
generation.
Certified Kosher for Passover
Arab police guarded the
by Rabbi Bernard Levy
The members of the coun- Moslem shrine.
cil also will be available to
Kollek told reporters that
the World Jewish Congress there hadn't been a single
BONN (JTA)—Four Pales-
leadership for consultation clash between Arabs and Is-
on any problems with respect raelis in the city. since the tinians who entered West
to which the WJCongress Six-Day War, and during the Berlin last October from Bei-
might consider helpful for Yom Kippur War there was rut via East Berlin appeared
their influence and broad not one act of sabotage. He in a Berlin court charged
with planning to blow up an
contacts.
said that 180,000 Arab visi-
The members of the coun- tors came to Jerusalem El Al office, an alien au-
cil, which is still in the through Jordan in the last thorities bureau, an Israeli-
managed hotel and a dance-
process of formation, in-
year, Wilhelm reported.
hall. The accused range in
clude: England. Sir Marcus
Although Arabs live in age from 18 to 33.
Sieff and Sir Signiund War-
burg; France, Baron Edmond Jerusalem, Wilhelm noted
The youngest, 18-year-old
de Rothschild; Israel, Dr. that they have not been as- Mohamed Zaher, pleaded
similated
into
the
main-
David Horowitz, -f or m e r
guilty to the charges. He
governor of the Bank of Is- stream of civic life. Kollek, said, "I feel it is my duty to
who
asserted
that
the
city
is
rael, and Dr. Nathan Roten-
do what my country demands
streich, Prof. Jacob Talmon not a melting pot, cited as a of me," adding that the other
and Prof. Ephraim Urbach, factor the lack of Arabs in defendants had nothing to do
all of the Hebrew University; the city government due to with the planned bomb at-
United States, Dr. Marver "fear of reprisals upon rela- tacks.
H. Berns t e i n, president, tives in Arab countries or to
The four men entered
Brandeis University, Philip children who have left Jeru-
M. Klutznick of Chicago; salem to attend Arab uni- West Berlin in two groups on
Oct. 1, and registered in a
Prof. David S. Landes, Har- versities."
While in Israel, Wilhelm Schoeneberg Hotel. The West
vard University; Prof. Henry
Rosovsky, dean of the facul- visited Yad Vashem, the Berlin police searched their
ty of arts and sciences, Har- memorial to victims of the rooms on Oct. 18 after a
vard University; and George Holocaust. Moved by the tip-off and found about 10
Wise, former president of visit, he explained his ex- pounds of explosives. The
perience:
defense counsel has asked
Tel Aviv University.
Regular Grind, Drip Grind, Freeze-Dried, Electric Perk
"Few visitors leave Yad the court to investigate the
The Latin American coun-
tries are represented by im- Vashem without having shed possible involvement of the
portant personalities from a tear, or without having Israeli secret service in the
recognized its significance. affair.
different communities.

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chairmen.
The seder will be conduct-
ed by Rabbi Schuster of
Temple Beth El, using a
specially published Temple
Beth El Hagada, which was
used last year.
The seder will feature a
complete Passover meal.
There is a reduced fee for
children under 12. For reser-
vations by March 29, call the
temple office, 232-3138.

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