Ayalons to Be
at Beth Israel
Flint Jewish Community News
Flint to Mark Solidarity Sunday '74
With Rally on Steps of State Capitol
The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity will participate in Soli-
darity Sunday '74 with Jew-
ish communities from
throughout the state June 2
in Lansing. The theme for
the day is "Freedom for
Soviet Jews — only you can
make it happen."
Plans have been made for
bus service for religious
school youngsters. Children
at Temple Beth El will board
a bus at 12:30 p.m. from the
temple, and Cong. Beth Is-
rael students will board a
bus at 1 p.m. at the syna-
gogue. The bus will proceed
to Cong. Shaarey Zedek in
Lansing and then join a
caravan to the steps of the
Capitol Building for a pro-
gram. The bus will return to
Cong. Beth Israel at about
6 p.m.
Youngsters will need a bag
lunch, and a parent permis-
sion slip to ride the bus. The
Solidarity Day committee
will provide drinks.
Hy Klein, chairman of the
community relations commit-
tee, asks "that parents take
the time to join in with their
children in Lansing to stand
in support of the rights of
Soviet Jews and be a visible
protest against the abomina-
tion of terrorism.
Students participating in
the "Fast For Freedom," a
7th through 12th grade fund-
raising event, beginning 8
p.m. June 1 and continuing
through 7 p.m. June 2 also,
will participate in the "Soli-
darity Day '74" in Lansing,
where they will break the
fast.
BB to Honor
Louis .Kasle
Bnai Brith Flint Lodge will
honor Louis Kasle at its sec-
ond annual dinner-dance 7
p.m. June 9 at Country Squire
Restaurant. Dinner will be
served at 8.
There will be an installa-
tion, awards presentation and
dancing following dinner.
The entire community is
invited. There is a reduced
Beth Israel, Beth El
Plan Shabat Events
Cong. Beth Israel will hold
a family dinner workshop
beginning 6 p.m. today at the
synagogue.
Families are asked to bring
their own kidush cup and
candlesticks. Reservations
are limited to 75.
Temple Beth El will hold a
"Shabat Sharing," 6:15 p.m.
May 31 at the temple Par-
ticipants are asked to bring
a pot-luck dish. For informa-
tion, call the temple office,
232-3138, or Mrs. Eugene
Griffel, 234-1808.
Stanzler to Chair
Interfaith Agency
LOUIS KASLE
admission price for Bnai
Brith members, and a special
guest price. For reservations,
by June 1, call Sam Winston,
742-5146; Damor Mitshkun,
732-0926; or Joel Feiner, 694-
2222.
At the dinner dance 25-
year Bnai Brith Membership
awards will be given to:
The Ayalons, pile Israeli
musical group who perform
music and dances from many
countries, will be presented
in a program of the Spectrum
'74 cultural series 8 p.m.
June 2 at Cong. Beth Israel.
The three singers and ac-
cordionist have performed
songs from "Fiddler on the
Roof" and "Hair" in many
languages. Tickets will be
available at the door.
Community Calendar
May 26—T e m p l e Beth El
Confirmation, 8 p.m.,
at temple.
28—Bnai Brith Board
Meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Sam Win-
ston, 3202 Circle.
29—Hadassah Meeting,
12:30 p.m., Temple
Beth El.
30—Women's Commit-
tee, noon, Council
office.
*
Ann Lebster Chapter, Ha-
dassah, is still taking reser-
vations for its luncheon 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at Temple
Beth El, announces Mrs.
Marshall Cossman, program
vice president. Mr. and Mrs.
Wopke Kooistra of Holland,
who saved the lives of three
Jewish families from the
Holocaust, and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald Burke, will
speak on their experiences
during the war.
Hadassah Extension Group
Art Specialist
Named for Camp
Mrs. Beverly Siegel, direc-
tor of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council's Camp Mac-
cabee, announced the ap-
pointment of Marla Stone as
arts and crafts specialist for
the camp this summer.
Mrs. Stone attended Mott
Community College majoring
in art. She has worked for
the past two years in the
Mott Community education
program as a pre-school art
teacher. Mrs. Stone has also
taught in the enrichment pro_
gram for grades kindergar-
ten through 6 in various
schools throughout the city.
Mrs. Siegel announces
males are needed as coun-
selors in training and junior
and senior counselors. CIT
age limit is 15, and 16- and
17-year-olds may apply for
junior counselor. High school
graduates will be considered
for counselors. For applica-
tions forms, contact the Flint
Jewish Community Council,
767-5922.
Dr. Lawrence Bateman, Harry
Block, Jacob Block, Dr. David
Caplan, Sam Catsman, Dr. Ber-
nard Dickstein, Charles L. Dodge,
Edwin Elk, Dr. Ted Finkelstein,
Dr. H. M. Golden, Dr. Ted Goode,
Sanders Goodstein, Dr. S. S.
Gorne, Nathan Greenberg, Dr. I.
H. Gutow, Samuel B. Gutterman,
Herbert Harrison, Dr. Max Hart,
Ellen Levey, a University
Mrs. Irvin Hirsch (accepting for
her late husband), Hymen Hoff- of Michigan student from
man, Dr. Louis Hurwitz, Milton Flint, may be the only U. of
Kaplan, Louis Kasle, Irving Katz, M. student who can boast of
Dr. Lewis D. Kaufman, William
Lande, Morton Leitson, S. Lieb, sleeping through a revolu-
Max Linder, Frederick S. Loeb, tion.
Hyman Loikrec, S. B. Melet. Carl
Myers, Abe Natchez, Meyer
Miss Levey, daughter of
Nover, Syd Osher, Jack Parnes, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Levey,
Hyman Padolsky, Jack Rabin,
Joe Robbins, Gilbert Rubenstein, who had been doing inde-
Morris Rubenstein, Lewis H. San- pendent study for a semester
ford, Henry Schafer, Jo s e p h
Schiller, Emil Schupack, Ruben in Portugal, went to sleep as
Shapiro, Dr. Ervin Sill, Dr. Sam usual at her Albufeira resi-
Skulsky, Dr. Ben F. Sniderman
dence April 24. When she
and Dr. Maurice Taylor.
Student Is Asleep
During Revolution
MANICURES by
SARAH
Also Featuring:
GUY MINNELLA
1974 International Trophy
winner and 1973
Master Champion
Dr. Jack Stanzler has been
elected president of the board
of directors of the Interfaith
Metropolitan Agency for
Proprietor
Planning. A representative
and
of the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council, he has been on
ALEX CARUANA
the board since its inception
1974 International
in 1972. A Catholic, a Protes-
and Michigan State
tant and a Unitarian also
were elected. An osteopathic
Team Champion
physician, Stanzler has been
1973-1974
a board member of the
A Man and His Image Champ American Civil Liberties
Union, the Urban Coalition of
SHOE SHINES
Greater Flint and the Flint
AVAILABLE
Relations Commis-
For Appointment Call: Human
sion. He serves on the execu-
tive committee of the Jewish
Community Council as co-
AS OF JUNE 1
chairman of the committee
OPEN TUES. thru SAT.
on Jewish social services,
MICHAEL KELLY
424-8466
Youth on
the Move
Craig Silverton, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Allan Silverton was
graduated from Northeast
Missouri State University
with a bachelor of science de-
gree. He plans to enter Kirks-
ville College of Osteopathic
Medicine in September.
Arnold Stuart Schafer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schafer
was graduated magna cum
laude from the University of
Detroit's law school.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, May 24, 1974
awoke the next morning, she
learned that she slept through
a military coup which brought
Gen. Antonio de Spinola into
power.
"The whole town changed,"
she said. "Suddenly it be-
came very foreign.' All the
Portuguese were very, very
happy, but they weren't sure
why. They had no idea what
was going to happen, they
just knew there was free-
dom."
Miss Levey has since re-
turned to finish her senior
year at the university. She
plans to return to Portugal
following graduation.
nominating committee mem-
bers Marilyn Feiner, Mimi
Goldstein and Lynn Weiss
announce elections will be
held noon June 4 at the home
of Carole Benison, 3316 Pem-
combe. The meeting is open
to all interested young
women. For information, call
Mrs. Emily Bank, 635-7467.
JWV Memorial Due
Flint Jewish War Veterans
will have a Memorial Day
service and decoration 7 -
a.m. Sunday at Machpel.
Cemetery, announces Max
Linder, Commander. Vet-
erans and their families are
invited.
Bar Mitzva
David Aaron Gaynor, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Soll Gaynor,
will become Bar Mitzva 10
a.m. June 1.
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