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June 1-2—Fast for Free-
dom, 8 p.m. Sat-
urday — 7 p.m.
Sunday, Cong.
Beth Israel.
2—Solidarity Day —
Lansing
—Spectrum '74, 8
p.m., Cong. Beth
Israel
3—Women's C o m-
mittee, Noon, 912
Sill Bldg.
4—Hadassah Exten-
sion Group, 8
p.m., home of
Mrs. A. Richard
Benison, 3316
Pencombe
5—Beth Israel Sis-
terhood Meeting—
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Sunday to see the Ayalons in
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'HAPPINESS IS ISRAEL'
Torah Fund
Luncheon, 12:30
p.m.
6—JWVA Outgoing
President's
Luncheon, 12:30
p.m., Sarvis Food
Center
—Cong. Beth Israel
Board Meeting, 8
P.m.
* * *
Temple Beth El will hold
its annual congregational
meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday in
the social hall. Clifford Hart,
president, asked all members
to attend. There will be an
election of trustees and Beth
El Memorial Park board
members, and reports by the
rabbi, president and trea-
surer.
* *
Temple Beth El Sister-
hood's executive board will
implement a new type of dis-
cussion between board and
sisterhood members on June
10 and 11. A series of four
small "coffee and conversa-
tion" gatherings will be held
at the homes of board mem-
bers, prior to which sister-
hood members will receive a
mailed survey to be filled
out and returned.
*
Flint Lodge of Bnai Brith
will honor Louis Kasle for
his devotion to the Flint Jew-
ish community at the lodge's
second annual dinner-dance
June 9 at Country Squire.
Officers will be installed, and
awards to 25-year members
presented. For reservations
by Saturday, • call Sam Win-
ston, 742-5146; Damor Mitch-
kun, 732-0926; or Joel Feiner,
694-2222.
Beth Israel Sisterhood's
Torah Fund luncheon chair-
man Mrs. Asher Marder said
the event will be held 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Beth
Israel. The highlight will be
performances by Norris
Branstrom, recently seen as
Tevye in the Flint Commun-
ity Players' "Fiddler on the
Roof," and William Bern-
hard, local violinist. Hostess
for the afternoon is Mrs.
Leah Wolin and her commit-
tee. There will be a baby-
sitter in attendance. Purpose
of the luncheon is to raise
funds to support the Mathilde
Schechter Residence Hall at
the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary. For reservations, call
Mrs. Marder 233-0647.
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Hadassah is asking mem-
bers of the community to
s a v e antiques, household
goods, books and "white ele-
phants" for the Hadassah gar-
den party and auction June
12. Pickup of items can he
arranged with Zelma Fiven-
son and Mollie Epstein in the
Miller West Apartments;
Pauline Biesman and Sonia
Schafer, Civic Manor area;
Florence Tucker and Blanche
Engelman, Sunset Dr.; Doro-
thy Berman and Jeanette
Blum, Dye Rd.; Eleanor Win-
ston and Marian Agree,
Circle Drive; Rose Elk and
Florence Epstein, East Court;
Joyce Weston and Tobye
Weiss, Miller Rd.; and Alice
Richman and Hilda Conn,
Grand Blanc.
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The Hadassah Extension
Group will meet 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the home Of Carole
Benison, 3316 Pencombe, to
install officers: President,
Emily Bank; vice presidents,
Marsha Gochman, Harriet
Kahn and Marla Stone; sec-
retary, Andrea Silverman;
ex-officio, Sophie Badman;
and liaison, Laura Living-
ston. Also on the agenda will
be a contest to select a name
for the group. For informa-
tion, call Marsha Gochman,
732-0454.
* * *
Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary outgoing president
Susie Kalmer will be honored
12:30 p.m. Thursday at a
luncheon at the Sarvis Food
Center. For reservations, call
Bebel Rittman 239-9845, or
Brenda Wisnudel, 238-9418.
Graduation S et
et
at Beth Israel
The confii-mands of Cong.
Beth Israel will be honored
at graduation services 8:30
p.m. June 8 at the syna-
gogue. A reception will fol-
low.
The confirmands are Lynn
Becker, Gary S. Bernard,
Steven Binder, Harry L.
Fisher, David A. G r e e n,
Sberyl R. Kaufman, Mark B.
Kukler, David N. Price,
Marilyn S. Schafer, Susan H.
Schaffer, Fay M. Silberman,
Andrea J. Wax and Sheri A.
Young.
* * *
Both religious schools of
Temple Beth El and Beth
Israel will hold their last
Sunday session June 9. The
last weekday session at Beth
Israel will be June 13, and
the last weekday session at
Beth El will be Thursday.
Concluding junior congrega-
tion services will be held at
Cong. Beth Israel 9:15 a.m.
June 8, at which time pins
and certificates for regular
attendance will be awarded.
With malice toward none,
with charity for all, with
firmness in the right, as God
gives us to see the right, let
us strive on to finish the
work we are in. — Abraham
Lincoln.
U.S. Senator William Brock of Tennessee, chairman of
the national Republican senatorial committee, and Sister
Dorothy Folliard of the Interfaith Council for Soviet Jewry
will address the Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry gathering
3:30 p.m. Sunday on the steps of the State Capitol in Lansing.
The Solidarity Day, part of a nationwide effort, is designed
to demonstrate to Soviet authorities that the plight of Soviet
Jewry has the sympathy of a broad spectrum of the Ameri-
can people. Flint residents will meet at 1 p.m. at Cong.
Beth Israel to form a family caravan to Lansing.
Big and Little Bowlers Score
Hadassah's Bowling League
at a recent banquet, honored
teams and individuals for
their bowling performances
this season.
First place team was No.
3 — Sandy Reznick, Rae
Mason, Fran Bronzetti and
Sandra Kahrnoff; sec on d
place, No. 8 — Toni Nathan-
son, Barbara Yale, Judy
Biesman, Estelle Hartman
and Sonie Schafer; and third
No. 4 — Golda Shapiro, Mol-
lie Epstein, Darilyn Suber,
Helen Kruger and Violet
Baumgarten.
Team 3 also won awards
for one-game high with a
score of 851, and for a three-
game high with a score of
2358.
Individual trophies , went to
Sandra Kahrnoff for one-
game high actual-202, and
three game high with handi-
cap — 661. Toni Nathanson
won for a three-game high
actual of 509 and a one-game
high with handicap with 265.
Officers for next year's
bowling season were elected.
They are: President, Bar-
bara Yale; vice-president,
Estelle Hartman; secretary,
Marla Stone; and treasurer,
Harriet Kahn. To join for
the fall season, call Mrs.
Yale, 235-6246.
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A Tween bowling picnic
banquet, sponsored by the
Camp Maccabee
Picks Senior Staff
Ellen Levey, Roberta
Beren, Steve Wexler and
Leonard Fink have been
selected as senior counselors
at the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council's Camp Macca-
bee this summer.
Miss Levey, a senior at
the University of Michigan,
was confirmed at Temple
Beth El in 1969, has spent
two summers in Israel and
recently returned from a stay
in Portugal. She has also
taught Hebrew at Temple
Beth El.
Miss Beren, a returning
counselor to Maccabee, is a
junior.
umor. at Michigan State Uni-
versity, a confirmand of
Temple Beth El in 1970 and
was an assistant Sunday
school teacher in 1971.
Wexler, also a returning
counselor, will graduate from
Valley School in June and
attended religious school at
Temple Beth El.
Leonard Fink, a former
Maccabee counselor, was Bar
Mitzvaed at Cong. Beth Is-
rael and attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan — Flint.
Fink has taught in the
Head S t a r t program and
taught creative dramatics
for the Mott Community pro-
grams. He also has been a
Hashahar youth group leader.
For applications to attend
the day camp, July 8-26 at
the YMCA Holiday Hill Day
Camp site, call the Commu-
nity Council, 767-5922.
Flint Jewish Community
Council, was held recently to
honor participants in the
tween bowling program.
The following teams and
bowlers received trophies:
First place: No. 9—Harvey
Mills, Elise Rosenthal, Rob-
by Reznick and Scuffy Price;
Second, No. 5 — David Gay-
nor, Donnie Binder, Rhonda
P r i c e, Lori Mills and
Michelle Schaffer; and third,
No. 6 — Barry Suber, Scott
Sara Reiter, daughter of
Kronick, Gordon Pelavin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reiter,
Lisa Faller and Alan Himel- will be called to the Torah
hoch.
as a Bar Mitzva 8 p.m. June 7.
Winning the trophy for high
two-games with handicap for
the boys was Eddie Kaplan
with a 469, and Michelle
Schaeffer, winning for the
girls with a 456. Most im-
proved boy bowler was Eddie
Kaplan by 34 pins, and most
improved girl bowler was
Rhonda Price with 30 pins.
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