Flint to Send Envoys to Israel
on UJA Prime Minister's Tour
Flint ewish Community News
FJCC to Hear Fund Sponsors Birlhorn -Hourvitz
Rites Solcinni:::ed
Sociology Prof Trip to Israel
for Flint Youth
STEVE COHEN
Steven Cohen, assistant
professor of sociology at
Queens College, City -Univer-
sity of New York, will be
guest speaker at the Flint
Jewish Community Council's
annual dinner-meeting 6 p.m.
Sept. 8 at Cong. Beth Israel.
He will speak on "Dilemmas
and Dynamics of Campus
Jewry, 1967-1975."
At age 24, Cohen was the
youngest person ever to re-
ceive a doctorate from Co-
lumbia University's depart-
ment of sociology. President
of the North American Jew-
ish Students Appeal, he has
served on the governing
boards of several national
student organizations includ-
ing Network, the Jewish Stu-
dent Press Service and the
Student Struggle for Soviet
Jewry.
While at Columbia, Cohen
served as president of the
local Zionist group, editor of
the Jewish Free Press (the
campus Jewish student news-
paper), chairman of the coun-
cil of Jewish organizations,
and administrator of Beit
Ephraim, the communal resi-
dence and activities center
which he helped organize
two years ago. _
Dr. 'Ira Marder is chair-
man of the dinner. For reser-
vations or information, call
council office, 767-5922, or
the ticket chairman, Mrs.
Arnold Schaeffer, 732-4845.
Sports Beat
The Flint Jewish Commun-
ity Council's men's baseball
team beat Swartz Creek
Nazarene by a score of 19 to
18. The last game will be
played vs. Asbury United
Methodist 6 p.m. - Thursday
at the armory.
Israel Bank Assets
Hit $3 Billion Mark
The Ann Lebster Memorial
Fund this summer provided
scholarships to three Flint
youths for two trips to Israel
and an assistance at Camp
Oconomowoc in addition to
confirmation awards.
Established in 1965 by the
late Louis Lebster in memory
of his wife, the fund began
with donations from him and
from members of the Flint
Jewish community. Its pur-
pose is to promote Jewish
education and culture among
the youth of the community
and to expand educational
resources..
In the past, the fund has
awarded books and medals
for scholastic achievement
and camperships for young-
sters from Cong. Beth Israel
and Temple Beth El.
Chairman of the fund is
Marcus Lebster. Administra-
tors include the rabbis and
presidents of Beth Israel and
Beth El, chairman of the
education commission of the
Flint Jewish Community
Council,- president of Beth
Israel Sisterhood and two
members of the family.
Applications for summer
1975 scholarships may be
made during the fall and
winter at the council office.
14—Friday, August 16, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
coming now is a further
demonstration of your pro-
found commitment.
"Indeed. your leadership
and efforts are all the more
prized at this time because
of the vital issues Israel
faces and that have a direct
bearing upon the human wel-
fare needs of our people.
"Hence, I much appreciate
the time you are devoting for
the purposes of this mission,
just as I wish to record that
the solidarity you are demon-
strating gives us the great
assurance of knowing that
our strength is the strength
of the united Jewish - people."
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Morton Leitson was ap
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on the Flint Human Rela-
tions Commission.
Community
Calendar
Aug. 18 — Meadow Brook
Trip, leaving 4:30
p.m. from Temple
Beth El.
21 — Bnai Brith golf-
stag, Grand Blanc
Golf Club.
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Hadassah is seeking bowl-
ers for its league which be-
gins 9:15 a.m. Sept. 5 at
Skyway Lanes. For informa-
tion, call Barbara Yale, 235-
6246, Maria Stone, 233-5774,
or Estelle Hartman, 743-7741.
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KOCHAV YOUTH GROUP
of the B'nai David Synagogue
Announces Its
Annual- installation and
Gala Awards Banquet
1st
MRS. RANDALL BALHORN
Robin D. Hourvitz became
the bride of Randall D. Bal-
horn in a recent ceremony
at Temple Beth El.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S.
Hourvitz. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Balhorn of Oak
Brook, Ill.
Sidnee Hourvitz was her
twin sister's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were sisters of
the bride, Kimberly Hour-
vitz and Mrs. Paul Kahn,
and Linda Balhorn, sister of
the bridegroom, and Sally
Winston and Evie Engelman.
Ken Factor was best man.
Ushers were Paul Kahn,
Walter Teichen, Greg Schrei-
ber, David Ziegert and Rob-
Kahane Gets Israel
ert Corrigan.
Following a honeymoon in
Permission to Leave
NEW YORK—Former Jew- Canada, the couple - will live
ish Defense League leader, in Norman, Okla.
Rabbi Meir Kahane, was
granted permission Tuesday Danish Minister
to leave Israel after a charge
of arms smuggling against Friend of Israel
him was lifted.
COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
However, the rabbi did Danish Prime Minister Poul
not leave without incident. Hartling has told the JTA
As he boarded a New York- correspondent here that he
bound airliner in Jerusalem, is "an Israel sympathizer."
he was blocked from- depart- The prime minister also ex-
ting. After he was removed pressed his desire to visit
from the plane, Israel State the Jewish state again in the
Radio announced that the near future.
court injunction against him
Hartling has visited Israel
had been dropped.
several times in the past,
In New York three support- both as a private citizen and
ers of Rabbi Kahane charged in his capacity as prime min-
Tuesday that Kahane was ister. Each time he said he
taken off the _ New York- returned with "a wonderful
bound El Al plane and told impression of the country."
he could not go to the United
Israel Embassy sources
States "to make trouble for here said that Israel cannot
Kissinger."
officially invite the prime
At a press conference in minister until after Danish
the lobby of the building Foreign Minister Ove Guld-
housing the Israel Consulate, berg's visit to the country.
Gene Singer, spokesman for It was recently announced
the three, said Kahane was here that Buldberg will trav-
scheduled to make a two- el to Israel before the end
month speaking tour of the of the year as a guest of his
U.S. He said Kahane had Israel counterpart, Yigal Al-
been promised by Israeli lon.
authorities that he could
leave Israel if he did not
make any speeches in the
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NEW YORK—Consolidat-
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posits of the public rose 9.6 Frankfort fall fair for gift-
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per cent.
Louis Epstein and Leo
Seide, two of the co-chairmen
of the 1975 Flint United Jew-
ish Appeal Campaign, will
attend the prime minister's
mission in Israel Aug. 25-29.
Also attending the mission
will be Richard Krieger.
The men will join other
American Jewish leaders
in meeting with Prime Min-
ister Yitzhak Rabin and
former Prime Minister Golda
Meir. The mission is com-
posed of selected leadership
of the United Jewish Appeal.
These leaders receive top
level information of the
needs of Israel in the areas
in which UJA support is most
crucial. .
In a letter to community
leaders, P r e in i e r Rabin
stated in part:
"I am well aware of the
continued leadership and ini-
tiative you have displayed
over the years on behalf of
the people of Israel and your
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Guest Speaker
Southfield Councilman Steven Cooper
Entertainment—Eric Rosenow and His Continentals
Donation: Students $5.00
Adults $7.00
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