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Community
Calendar
Sept. 22—UJA Campaign Re
treat, 9 a.m. home
of Charles Dodge.
23—Board of Governors
Reorganization
Committee M e e t-
ing, noon-, Council
office.
—Leadership Devel-
opment Meeting,
7:30 p.m., home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
ael Pelavin, 6168
Sierra Pass.
—Temple Beth El
Board Meeting, 8
p.m., at temple.
24—ORT Luncheon and
Fashion Show,
noon at Country
Squire.
meeting, 8 p.m.
—Bnai Brith Women
meeting, 8 p.m.
—Budget and Alloca-
tions Meeting, 8
p.m., Temple Beth.
26—Yom Kippur.
Flint Chapter, Women's
American ORT will have a
luncheon and fashion show
noon Tuesday at the Country
Squire. Chairman is Shirley
Schwartz, assisted by Harriet
Friedberg. There will be a
prize. Models are: Joanne Al-
fred, Sharon Beck, Elaine
Fishier, Jan Goldstein, Mar-
tha Harris, Carol Hurand,
Charlotte Kasle, Sherri Kasle,
Marlene Krieger, Judy.. Mal-
lon, Diane Rabin, Bev Sha-
piro and Jennifer Walters.
The Leadership Develop-
ment Committee of the Flint
Jewish Community Council
will meet 7:30 p.m. Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Pelavin, 6168 Sierra
Pass. Pelavin, president of
the council will lead a dis-
cussion of "What is the Jew-
ish Community Council?"
Taking part in the 1974-75
program are:
to the entire Jewish people, linking
the name of the Testator with Israel
in perpetuity.
For information and advice
in strict confidence apply to
FOUNDATION FOR
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
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968-0820
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Sept. 20, 1974-15
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Flint United Jewish Appeal Men's Campaign awardees
for 1974 are, from left: Leo Seide, Louis. Epstein, Sam
Winston, Malcolm Isaacs, Saul Syde and Michael Pelavin.
The men were cited for "their efforts for the 1974 UJA
campaign."
Prosecuting Attorney Honored
Flint Chapter, Bnai Brith
Women, will meet 8 p.m.
Tuesday. Dorothy Schneider,
director of the Flint Com-
munity Child Care Associa-
tion, will speak. This meeting
is open to the public.
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Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Alfred,
Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Bank, Dr. and
Mrs. Brian Beck, Mr. and Mrs.
Oak Park, Mich. 48237
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Chairman of the group is
Dr. Beck, and Mrs. Kasle is
vice chairman.
institutions.
A bequest to the JNF is a bequest
UJA Campaign Workers Cited
Aaron Gochman. Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Flu ran d, Mr. anti Mrs. Les-
lie Kahn,, Mr. and It'll's. Frank
Kasle. Dr. - and Mrs. Harold Mal-
lon, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Melet,
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Olds, Dr.
and Mrs. Maurice Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Segar, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Shapii. o, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Silverman, Dr. and Mrs. Ron
Silverman, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard
Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. Steven Wal-
ters.
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The Subcommittee on Is-
rael, Overseas and Religious-
Agencies will -meet 8 p.m.
Tuesday at Temple Beth El
to make its recommendations
to the Board of Governors
about the -agencies under its
jurisdiction. The board will
vote on all the subcommit-
tees recommendations Oct.
24. All Budget and Alloca-
tions meetings and all Board
of Governors meetings are
open to the public.
At its Seat. 10 meeting, the
subcommittee on national
service community relations
and cultural agencies made
the following recommenda-
tions to the board:
Robert Leonard, second from left, received the Flint
Jewish Community Council's righteous humanitarian award
recently at the council's annual dinner. Leonard, a prose-
cuting attorney, received the award for "his work on behalf
of Soviet and Syrian Jewry." With Leonard are, from left,
Michael A. Pelavin, president of the council; Leonard;
Steven Cohen, guest speaker; and Dr. Ira Marder, dinner
chairman.
Sapir Says Israel Can Absorb
Large Number of Incoming Olim
JERUSALEM, (JTA) —
Pinhas Sapir, chairman of
the Jewish Agency Execu-
tive, said that Israel was
capable of absorbing large
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
1973
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
National Jewish Community
Anti-Defamation League
National Jewish Community
Relations Advisory Council
Jewish Labor Committee
Jewish War Veterans
American Professors for Peace
in the Middle East
National Conference on Soviet Jews
1974
Request
1974
Recom-
mendation
$ 500
500
$ 125
500
$ 1,000
1,500
1,200
6,000
1,200
800
1,060
1,000
50
50
150
100
500
750
750
750
600
200
$11,260
$3,975
NATIONAL SERVICE AGENCIES
American Association for
1,400
400
Jewish Education
100
750
National Jewish Welfare Board
50
500
Synagogue Council of America .
North American Jewish Students
750
300
Appeal
$4,100
$ 3,400
$ 850
• Budget through Commission on Jewish Education
CULTURAL AGENCIES
2,070
300
Joint Cultural Appeal
American Jewish Historical Society
Histadrut Ivrit
Jewish Publication Society
National Foundation for
Jewish Culture
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
200
NSR••
Bnai Brith Youth Service Appeal
.NSR••
Dropsie University
50
25
Jewish Braille Institute
500
25
NSR**
Jewish Teachers Seminary
$2,200
$ 600
$ 2,845
1,000
100a
100
1,000b
750
200
200
100
50
numbers of new immigrants
without too much difficulty,
but would probably have to
adopt an emergency absorp-
tion plan and special legisla-
tion.
Replying to questions at a
meeting of army education
officers, Sapir said there
were 16,000 job openings in
Israel at the present mo-
ment and that many immi-
grants could be directed to
those jobs after the required
training.
Sapir said that despite the
difficulties, Israel could in-
tegrate large numbers of
newcomers more easily than
in the early 1950s when a
population of 700,000 ab-
sorbed an influx of 750,000
immigrants within a few
years.
Sapir said he was ready to
set a personal example by
offering his own three-room
flat to an immigrant family
from the Soviet Union.
Sapir also said that there
was a much greater potential
of financial aid from world
Jewry than has been tapped
up to now.
$1,300
••No Specific Request—while a request has been received from the
agency, they have not specified any amount. The council has there-
fore repeated their 1973 allocation as their request
a—directed to services for Jewish members of the Armed Forces
b—$250 directed to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry
FALLACY
Some think they are rest-
ing on their faith just be-
cause they fall asleep in