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20—Friday, Nov. 8, 1974
Kenen to Speak
at Flint Parley
Community
Calendar
Nov. - 9—T emple Beth El
Havadala Happen-
ing 5 p.m., temple
11—Hadassah Board
meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
home of Bea Coss-
man, 6204 Sierra
Pass
—I. L. Kenen, home of
Eli Shapiro, 3110
Hawthorne
12—Advanced Leader-
ship Course; 8 p.m.,
- council office
13-17—General Assem-
bly of the Council
of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare
Funds, Chicago
13—B lood Program;
noon-6 p.m., Temple
Beth El
—Hadassah Pa rlor
Meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Shaprow,
3418 Las Palmas
14—ORT Board meet-
ing, • noon, council
office '
—Hadassah Coffee,
10 a.m., home of
Mrs. Henry Living-
ston, G 310& Miller.
—Beth Israel Board
o f Education, 8
p.m., synagogue.
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Temple Beth El will host a
theater party &:30 p.m. Nov.
17 at the temple.
"The Secret Life of Walter
-Mitty", starring Danny Kaye,
will be shown and there will
be a buffet. For reservations,
call the temple, 232-3138.
* * *(
Hadassah will have its
donor noon Nov. 20 at Tem-
ple Beth El. An original mus-
ical play entitled, "Rochel's
Raiders," written by Anita
Kippelman, Joyce Rosenthal
and Maxine Kronick will be
performed. Mrs. Rosenthal is
director. Goldie Talkow is
the musical director, and set
decorations were constructed
by Dawn Fleetwood and Ran-
dy Robeson. The cast in-
cludes Emily Bank, Sharon
Beck, Florence Berner, Sandi
Chimovitz, Pat Fauer, Alice
Katz, Mrs. Kippelman, Mrs.
Kronick, Mary Mitshkun, Di-
ane Rabin, Rita Sills and
Gloria Whitesnian. Proceeds
will benefit the Hadassah
Medical Center outside Je-
rusalem and will go for re-
building facilities on Mt.
Scopus.
Delegation to Hear
Sapir in Detroit
A delegation from Flint
will meet with Pinhas Sapir,
director of the Jewish Agen-
cy, for a private breakfast
Nov. 19 in Detroit. They will
discuss aliya and the prob-
lems of the Jewish Agency,
and ways in which the Flint
Jewish community can be of
assistance.
Persons interested in at-
tending, may call Richard
Krieger at the Flint Jewish
Community Council • office,
767-5922.
Abraham Fruitman, Retired Salesman
Abraham Fruitman, a re- of Detroit and Mrs. Daniel
tired book store salesman, (Barbara) Elman; three bro-
thers, Haskel, Sruel and Isa-
died Nov. 1 at age 71.
dore, all of Toronto; two sis-
A former Flint resident of ters, Mrs. Joseph (Rebecca)
Tarzana, Calif., Mr. Fruitman Rosen and Mrs. Zalman (Lil-
leaves a son, Martin of Wil- ly) Damsky, both of Toronto;
liamsburg, Va.; two daugh- and nine grandchildren. In-
ters, Mrs. Marilyn Mittleman terment Detroit.
Flint to Joint Tay-Sachs Project
• The Flint Jewish commun-
ity has been invited to partic-
ipate in the Tay-Sachs screen-
ing to be held Nov. 24 at the
United Hebrew Schools main
building, 21554 W. 12 Mile,
Southfield, sponsored by the
Detroit Jewish community.
The fatal, neurological dis-
ease, common to Ashkenazi
Jews (Jews from Central and
Eastern Europe), a f f e cts
about one person in 25.
The screening consists of a
simple blood test which iden-
tifies carriers of the disease.
Flint Hadassah
to Have Guest
MRS. LOZABNICK
Ann Lebster Chapter, Ha-
dassah, will hear Mrs. Oscar
Lozabnick 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Shaprow, 3418 Las\ Pal-
mas. She will speak to the
board of directors and all in-
terested members at a coffee
10 a.m. Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Henry Livingston,
G 3100 Miller.
Mrs. Lozabnick is a third-
generation life member of
the Beverly Hills Chapter of
Hadassah.
She began her association
with Hadassah as a 116ung
Judean. Mrs. Lozabnick
served- three years as presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific
Coast Region' of Hadassah
during which time 10 new
chapters were organized. She
has headed the Jewish Feder-
ation Council and Temple
Beth Am in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lozabnick received
the award of honor from the
American Medical Center of
Denver in 1967 and the Myr-
tle Wreath Award from the
Beverly Hills Chapter of Ha-
dassah.
She has visited Israel many
times and attended the na-
tional Hadassah Mid-Winter
Conference in Israel in 1968
and was a delegate to the
World Zionist Congress in
Jerusalem in 1968. She is na-
tional b o a rd member of
American Zionist Federation
and member Of the board of
directors of the Jewish Fed-
eration Council.
She also is vice president of
the women's conference of
the Jewish Federation Coun-
cil in charge of public rela-
tions and is vice chairman
of the community relations
committee and chairman of
the Soviet Jewry commission.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Persons found to carry the
gene for the disease are then
referred for genetic counsel-
ing.
For information, call Dr .
Brian Beck, 653-1130, or Dr.
Harvey Olds, 239-4679.
SPECTRUM '75 TICKET SALES
ARE IN PROGRESS
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Spectrum '75, the Cultural E
Program of the Flint Jewish = -
Community Council, has an
outstanding array of stars,
beginning with The Hassidic a
Happening. The Morristown,
New Jersey Yeshiva Orches-
tra will perform with Hassidic
rock music, Yiddish folk sing- a
ing, and a Hassidic dance F.
group. Their presentation fea- E
tures scenarios on Hassidic E
and Jewish observances and
the voices of the young Polter -3
brothers.
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I. L. KENEN
Council Plans Trip
for Teens to NY
The youth activities com-
mittee of the Flint Jewish
Community Council will host
a trip to New York City un-
der the leadership of Maxine
Kronick, chairman, and Pin-
has Fellus, Dec. 11-15, for
9th-12th graders.
Included in the trip are a
visit to the Israeli Consulate,
lunch and tour of the UN by
a staff member of the con-
sulate; a visit to a hasidic
neighborhood i n Brooklyn
and the Lubavitcher Institute,
dinner and entertainment at
the Cafe Sabra — an Israeli
night spot; a tour of Jewish
Theological Seminary and an
opportunity to hear Golda
Meir address the United Jew-
ish Appeal. •
For further information,
call Mrs. Kronick, 732-9324,
or the council office, - 767-
5922.
UJA Appoints
Pelavin, Melet
I. L. Kenen, chairman of
the American Israel Public
Affairs Committee, will speak
Monday at the home of Dr.
Eli Shapiro, 3110 Hawthorne.
Kenen is the editor of the
Near East Report, a weekly
newsletter on American pol-
icy in the Near East. He was
the executive officer of
AIPAC since its inception in
1954 until his election to his
present position in May 1973.
Persons interested in at-
tending may call Dr. Shapiro,
238-7691.
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POLTER BROTHERS
chairmen for Forum '75 are Helen Arenson and
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• Eleanor Winston. Tickets may be ordered by calling
E them or the Council office, 767-592,2.
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