16—Friday, May 3, 1974

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Flint Jewish Community News

Teens Plan Fast for Freedom;
Adults to Adopt Soviet Jews

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Flint Jewish teen - agers
will hold a "Fast for Free-
dom" 8 p.m. June 1 through
7 p.m. June 2.
The fast will be held to
protest against the treatment
of Jews in Russia and Arab
lands and to raise funds for
Israel, via the United Jew-
ish Appeal. Proceeds also
will go to help pay the ran-
som imposed upon the few
Soviet Jews who are allowed
to leave Russia.
Following the fast on June
2 will be a "Break the Fast"
party. Programing will be
held during the hours of the
fast, and adult supervision
and a doctor will be on call.
Participants will be re-
sponsible for getting sponsors
to pay for the hours that they
fast in much the same way
as in a walkathon. For in-
formation, sponsor sheets
and parent permission sheets,
call Jonathan Gotlib, 233-
4245, or the Council office,
767-5922. Those participating
are asked to attend an _or-
ganizing meeting 1:30 p.m.
May 19 at Cong. Beth Israel.
Meanwhile, Hy Klein,
chairman of the community

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relations committee of the
Council, has asked that con-
stituent organizations of the
Council adopt a Soviet Jew-
ish activist family and a
prisoner of conscience to de-
velop communications with
them.
The council stated if a
POC and an activist family
were specifically assigned to
each organization, and that
organization appointed a So-
viet Jewry Committee to
work with the council, that
it would be possible to co-
ordinate a total community
effort on behalf of Soviet
Jewry.
Volunteering to inform the
organizations as to purpose
and specifics of the plan are:
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gold-
stein, Dr. Bert Marx, Marvin
Levey, Dr. Jack Stanzler,
Mrs. Robert Gutterman, Mrs.
Emil Schupack, Rabbi Gil-
bert Kollin and Lionel Conn.

Local Women

Urged to Focus
on Jewishness

Jewish women were en-
couraged here last week to
undertake a massive pro-
gram of self-education in
Jewishness and were given
a new view of Jewish life in
Israel and Russia during a
conference on women.
The theme of the confer-
ence, sponsored by the Flint
Jewish Community Council
and held at Temple Beth El,
was "New Dimensions for
the American Jewish
Woman."
At lunch, while marking
the 26th anniversary of Is-
rael, the women stood for a
moment of silence in mem-
ory of the 12,000 killed in
Israel's wars.
Dr. Avraham Avi-Hai, au-
thor and journalist, warned
the women that Jews will
find it easy in what he
termed "a mass-consumer,
almost post-Christian society
—to lose their distinctiveness
Teens Taking Part
and, indeed, their elemental
humanity."
in Mission to Meet
Jews need to remember,
Teens participating in the
summer Israel Mission spon- he said, that they are in
sored by the commission on exile — that is, they -are not
Jewish education of the Flint in a rand that is basically
Jewish Community Council, Jewish. However, he added,
will meet with Dr. Henry freedom is really in the
Margolis, director of the Bu- process of knowing who you
reau of Jewish Education in are and what you are and
Cleveland, 8 p.m. Tuesday at of being that despite the sur-
roundings. Thus, Jews must
Cong. Beth Israel.
create their own self-direc-
Flint teens will join the tion through careful study of
Cleveland youth in a compre- the Hebrew language, Bible
hensive program in Israel and classics, to enable Jews
which will include both tours to be motivated by Jewish
and study. Teens and their •
parents are invited. Dr. Mar- values, he said.
Dr. Ruth Gruber spoke to
golis will provide informa-
the women about Jewish life
tion on the trip.
in Russia and her conversa-
tions with the Valery Panovs
Temple Antique and her first-hand views of
Israel and the effects of the
ShoW, Sale Due Yom Kippur War.

May 5—Temple Beth El Sis-
terhood Antique
Show, noon-10 p.m.
—Tween Bowling, 2:30
p.m., Town and
Country Lanes.
6—Temple Beth El Sis-
terhood Antique
Show, noon-10 p.m.
7—Israel Mission Meet-
ing, 8 p.m., Cong.
Beth Israel.
—Bnai Brith Men's
Meeting 8 p.m., How-
ard Johnson's East.
Antique collections will be
9—Jewish War Veterans
exhibited
at the 18th annual
Donor Dinner, 7 p.m.,
Walli's Supper Club. Eastern Michigan Antique
Show and Sale Sunday and
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Monday at Temple Beth El.
Bnai Brith Men will pre-
Mrs. Lewis Sanford, chair-
sent Rabbi William Rudolph,
executive director of the man of the show sponsored
East Lansing Hillel House, 8 by the temple sisterhood, an-
p.m. Tuesday at Howard nounces that exhibitors from
Johnson's East. Rabbi Ru- all over the midwest will dis-
dolph will be accompanied play glassware, china, jew-
by Michigan State University elry and_ furniture.
students, and will speak on
New this year will be a
the programs and functions free movie and lecture. Pat
of Hillel House. Sam Win- Glover will talk on pewter
ston, president, invites the at noon Monday. A film on
community. Refreshments Wedgewood will be shown 8
will be served.
p.m. Sunday and 2 p.m. Mon-
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day. The tea room will
Jewish War Veterans Aux- feature homemade pastries
iliary will have its annual and snacks.
donor dinner 7 p.m. Thurs-
For
Parking is free.
day at Walli's Supper Club tickets, contact the temple
in Flint. For reservations, office or Hudson's at the
call Mrs. Herbert Koenig, Genesee Valley Mall.
chairman of the dinner, 732-
2721, or Mrs. Mike Wisnudel,
238-9418. Assisting Mrs. Koe-
nig with preparations for the
evening are journal chair-
Michael Bruce Kassel, son
men, Mesdames Sydney
Rachwal, Mike Wisnudel and of Mr. and Mrs. David
Raymond Braver; and in- Kassel, became Bar Mitzva
vitations, Mrs. Gordon Suber. April 18 at Cong. Beth Israel.

Bar Mitzva

Interviews Begun
for Camp Staffers

Dr. Joseph Cohen, senior
consultant for the American
Association for Jewish Edu-
cation, will visit Temple
Beth El and Cong. Beth Is-
rael May 12. On his visit,
sponsored by the commission
on Jewish education of the
Flint Jewish Community
Council, he will evaluate re-
ligious education in Flint.
At 1:45 p.m., the staffs of
both Beth El and Beth Israel
religious schools will meet
at Beth Israel with Dr.
Cohen for luncheon and dis-
cussion.
Dr. Cohen has been both
a teacher and principal in
religious schools before be-
coming a community con-
sultant for the AAJE. He will
spend time at both schools
during the morning sessions
and will speak on Jewish
education and be available to
answer questions.

Dr. Cohen will meet with
members of the boards of
education of Temple Beth
El, Cong. Beth Israel, the
joint board of education and
the Council's commission on
Jewish education 8 p.m.
Monday at Cong. Beth Israel.

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Kissinger Keeps
Up Conferences

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Nearly a score of leaders of
the Conference of Presidents
of Major American Jewish I
Organizations met with Sec-
retary of State Henry A.
Kissinger, Undersecretary of
State Joseph J. Sisco and 1 -
presidential assistant Leo- I
nard Garment in the State
Department April 27 to dis-
cuss Middle East issues for
the second time in six weeks.
It was understood that the I
subject of Soviet Jewry was
not discussed.
A statement by Rabbi Is- I
rael Miller, conference chair-
man, said: "Secretary Kis- I
singer met with a group of
Jewish leaders for close to I
two hours this afternoon.
Rabbi Israel Miller and Max I
Fisher reported for the
group that there was a full I
and frank discussion of sub-
jects of concern to the Jew- I Here are some mind-boggling facts about silver. Facts you I
ish community, particularly I should take a look at if you're still thinking owning silver bullion is a I
focused on the secretary's I fad, a lack of confidence, or a risk.
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forthcoming visit and nego- 1
Silver grew to 246.74% of its original value between Feb-
tiations in the Middle East."
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ruary 15,1973 and February 15, 1974. That means $1,000
Rabbi Miller declined to I
would have grown to $2467.40 during one year.*
discuss details of the meet-
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The average stock from an evaluation of a major index
ing. It was understood that I
declined 28.03% of its original value. $1,000 would have
the secretary had indicated I
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shrunk to $719.70 in the market during the same period of
he would meet again with I
time as silver soared.**
the group after his Middle I
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East trip.
Silver grew 59.27% in one month - January 15, 1974 to
(Before leaving on his ;
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February 15, 1974. That's an increase from $3.45 an
fifth trip to the Middle East i
ounce to $5.495*. _
in six months, Kissinger also
A silver dollar bought 10 loaves of bread in 1940. A silver
met with Senators Jackson,
dollar buys 10 loaves of bread in 1974. That's consistent,
Javits and Ribicoff to dis-
time tested value; honest value.
cuss the Russian-Jewish situ-
Where were you last year when silver was skyrocketing? The
ation. Negotiations between
Kissinger and members of
projections for this year are even higher. Get the facts from us
the Senate are to be resumed
about where you should be in 1974.
upon his return to the U. S.).
*Spot silver prices taken from the New York Silver Futures Market.

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Marilyn Megdell, chairman
of the day camp committee
of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council, announces
that interviews are being
held for counselors for this
summer's Camp Maccabee
program at Holiday Hills in
Fenton.
Straus Descendant
There are still openings for
counselors and campers. The to Marry Israeli
three-week session begins
NEW YORK — Andre a
Straus, great-granddaughter
July 8.
For information, call the of philanthropist Nathan
Straus will wed Amir Shaviv,
Council office, 767-5922.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Yakov
Shababo of Haifa, Israel, in
Senior Adults Mark
June.
Special Birthdays
The announcement was
Flint's Jewish Senior Citi- made by her parents, Mr.
zens celebrated the birth- and Mrs. Nathan Straus III.
days of the state of Israel, Mr. Straus is a founder of the
Eva Fisher and Jack Gonte American-Israel Chamber of
at Temple Beth El.
Commerce and Industry, of
Israel Sendler, president of which he was the first presi-
the Senior Friendship Club, dent.
Miss Straus' grandfather
Rabbi Gerald Schuster, of
Temple Beth El, and Pinhas was an administrator of the
Fellus, education director of United States Housing Au-
Cong. Beth Israel were fea- thority under President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
tured speakers.

**Average stock ciedine taken from Standard and Poor 500 February 15, 1973

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