StephenKleinTakes
Bride, Miss Grubbs
Members of the Senior Friendship Club, sponsored by
the Flint Jewish Community- Council, were at Camp Tama-
rack June 13 meeting with other senior citizens from the
Detroit area. They spent the day singing, talking and re-
newing old acquaintances. Transportation was provided by
Mrs. Carl Fisher, Mrs. Bernard Lovitky, Mrs. Marvin
Levey and I. Isaacs.
Flint Jewish Community News
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Registration Open for Council
Advanced Leadership Program
Marriages
The Flint Jewish Commun-
ity Council announces a new
advanced leadership program
will be held for 16 evenings
in the fall and spring. Regis-
tration is now under way.
Sessions will be held on
eight consecutive Tuesday
FOLKERTH - KLEIN: Mr.
and Mrs. Hy Klein announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Deborah Ann to Dr. ,David
Folkerth, son of Mr. Dale
Folkerth of Los Angeles and
Mrs. John Philbrick of Day-
ton. The ceremony took place
Sunday, with Rabbi H. Philip
Berkowitz of Pontiac's Cong.
Beth Jacob officiating. The
couple will reside in Tampa.
Seek Students
for Israel Trip
Students are being sought
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS for the Israel Pilgrimage for
18—Friday, June 21, 1974
teen-agers for 1975, it was
announced by Mrs. Milton
Siegel, chairman of the Flint
CARS TO BE DRIVEN Jewish Community Council's
To any state. Also drivers furnished
commission on Jewish edu-
to drive your car anywhere.
cation.
Legally insured and I.C.C. licensed
Partial scholarships are
DRIVEAWAY SERVICE being offered for Israel pil-
9970 Grand River
grimages f o r 15-year-olds
Detroit, Mich. 48204
through high school, provided
that .the recipient will spend'
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the following school year in
Flint.
To be eligible a student
must be 15 by June 1975;
Reading help for and his or her parents must
be members of the Flint Jew-
ages 7 to 70
ish Community Coucil. The
student must take a prepara-
Aram t,S Oren r. lit ."1.
tory program of classes to
be held Sunday mornings
from September 1974 to Jan-
uary 1975, and January 1975
to June 1975 and must at-
tend infOrmal meetings prior
23650 WOODWARD
14 Mile N. of 9 Mile Rd.
to departure. Participants are
Pleasant Ridge, Mich.
asked to provide a service
399-0333
to the Jewish community dur-
ing the year following the
pilgrimage. -
Persons meeting the above
HEADQUARTERS FOR requirements
may contact
the Flint Jewish Community
THE GREATEST
Council, 767-5922. Registra-
tion deadline is July 30.
CLOTHING SELECTION
Reading
Improvement
Center
IN,THE COUNTRY
SLACKS
FROM
Community
$1950
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Sport Coats$69so
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June 24—Teen Outing to
Cedar Point
—Temple Beth El
Board Meeting, 8
p.m., Temple Beth
El
25—Bnai Brith Worn-
en's Meeting, 8
p.m., River Forest
club house
—Bnai Brith Lodge
Board Meeting, 8
p.m., home of Sam
Winston-, 3202 Cir-
Finest Selections of
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341-7005
-Council Board of
Governors Meeting,
8 p.m., Temple
Beth El
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Bnai Brith Women will hold
i is last meeting of the year
1 p.m. Tuesday at River For-
st club house. Mrs. Max
3rezinsky, president, said
Mark Clodfelder of the Flint
onsumer protection office
vill discuss the role of his
Iffice. Also on the program
vill be a presentation, "Pro-
ram for Success" by Naomi
eizlish and Goldie Brezin-
sky, who recently returned
from a Bnai Brith conven-
tion. Sharon Stein is program
chairman.
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activ ities n Society
Women to Have Booths at Fiesta
evenings beginning Oct. 5 and
ending Dec. 3; and on eight
consecutive Tuesday evenings
beginning Jan. 28 and ending
March 25.
Three professors at the
University of Michigan,
Yehuda Reinharz, Zvi Gitel-
man and Herbert Paper, will
direct the course.
Topics to be discussed are:
"The Emergence of the Jew
Into the Modern World,"
"Jewish Responses to a Non-
Jewish World," "The Devel-
opment of the Zionist Move-
ment," "The American Jew-
ish Community to 1914,"
"Jewish Life in Eastern
Europe," "The Holocaust,"
"The Development of the
American Jewish Commun-
ity," and "Israeli Society:
Achieviements a n d Prob-
lems."
Persons interested in en-
rolling can contact Marvin
Levey, Louis Epstein, Gloria
Siegel or the council office:
MRS. STEPHEN KLEIN
Susan Grubbs became the
bride of Stephen Klein Sun-
day in a ceremony at Temple
Beth El. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Benjamin Grubbs of W. Third
Ave. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred E. Klein of E. Second
St.
Abby Binder was maid of
honor, and best man was
Mark Klein, brother of the
bridegroom. Ushers were
Scott Klein, brother of the
bridegroom, Dennis Grillo,
Ronald Schon of Miami,
Richard Roth of Birming-
ham, Dr. Raymond Moran
and Shay Rosenfeld.
After a honeymoon in To-
ronto, the couple will live in
Flushing.
Youth on
the Move
Heroism of Dutch
Couple to Be Told
The annual Flint Interna- Meizlish, Jewish foods and
tional Institute Fiesta to be Israeli dancing.
held June 30 on Saginaw St.,
will feature Bnai Brith Wom-
en and Hadassah booths.
The Bnai Brith Women's
booth will show a "Dolls for
Democracy" program, under
IS THE GUY
the supervision of Roz Kram-
er. The booth also will fea-
ture Bnai Brith coloring
books for children, handi-
craft items and refresh-
ments. Mrs. Max Brezinsky,
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president, and Mrs. Bernard
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Abramson, chairman, said
that the booth is designed to
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acquaint the community with
the organization.
Mrs. Milt on Barkman,
president of the Ann Lebster
Chapter, Hadassah, announ-
14500 W. 7 Mile
ces that Annette Schafer will
AT LODGE X-WAY
chair the Hadassah's booth
featuring Israeli \ art objects
342-7100
for sale, jewelry by Mae
MORRIS
BUICK
AT MORRIS
BUICK
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
SCHOOLS
The story told by Mr. and
Mrs. Wopke Kooistra of Hol-
land, of how they saved eight
Advance Registration
Jews during World War II,
will be told on station WFBE
For Sept. '74
6:30 p.m. Monday.
The Kooistras spoke at the
May Hadassah m e e t in g,
through their daughter, Mrs.
Donald Burke.
The WFBE program (95.1.
FM) is produced by Laura
3, 4 & 5 year olds
Livingston.
(Joan Hallem was elected
president of the board of di-
Sunday Classes
rectors of a newly formed
organization, Fr i e n d s of
WFBE. Mrs. Hallem and
Mrs. Livingston were guest
speakers at the annual
"Our Reputation Is Our Best Advertisement"
breakfast of the Association
of Childhood Educators, dis-
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KE 7-5440
Mrs. Beverly Seigel, direc- cussing the role of volunteers
tor of Camp Maccabee, an- in community broadcasting.)
nounces camp staff additions
include Craig Silverton, wa-
ter safety director and first
aid instructor; Howard Brag-
man and Ted Himeihoch,
JUNIOR
junior counselors; and Neil
COUNSELOR
PROGR
AM
Himeihoch, Jay Rosenthal
Ages l9 21
and Jeff Stanzler, counselors-
in-training.
Enjoy a fun-filled summer while losing weight
Registration is still being
taken for the Flint Jewish
Community Council's teen
trip to Cedar Point for 7th-
12th graders, which will
leave 6 p.m. Monday from
Cong. Beth Israel.
The cost of the trip will in-
clude transportation and ad-
mission for all rides. Young-
sters are asked to bring a
sack lunch and extra spend-
ing money for food. A parent
permission slip also is re-
quired, but adult supervision
will be provided.
Registration is limited to
40 and should be made by
today. For information, call
the Council office, 767-5922,
or Maxine Kronick, 723-9324.
NURSERY PROGRAM
5 Years and Older
GIRLS-SLIM DOWN
Trustees Elected
at Temple Beth El
Temple Beth El elected its
board of trustees at its re-
cent annual meeting.
They are: Richard Heitz-
ner, Dr. Evelyn Golden, Ed-
ward Shapiro, 'Leonard Shul-
man and Dr. Carl Schwartz.
Elected to the Beth El Mem-
orial Park board were Dr.
Marshall Cossman and Mar-
vin Levey.
Dr. Milton Panzer, chair-
man of the temple board of
education, announced the ap-
pointment of Golda Shapiro
as administrative head of
the religious school. Mrs.
Shapiro is on the Hebrew
teaching staff of temple and
will assume her duties in the
fall.
Camp Stanley is the original non-medical Slim-Down camp
for girls 8-18. Complete sports program. Specialized Slim-
nastics. Superb facilities include twenty tennis courts,
heated pool, lake, private golf course on preMises, horse-
back riding, fencing and much more.
Social grooming for poise and confidence. Re-education
in eating habits. Unique, proven winter follow-up program
maintains weight-loss, Camp Stanley's safe"non-med- -
ical" methods have been dramatically successful for
over 12 years. C.I.T. Program Ages 16-18.
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Under personal supervision of Gussie Mason, founder ,
of Camp Stanley, recognized authority on food and
exercise; author of the book ''Help Your Child Lose Weight".
Send for Brochure
Fully Accredited
Camp Stanley
Mrs. Gussie Mason, Director
Box 701, Hurleyville, N. Y. 12747 • Tel. (914) 434-7780
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