Friday, Dec. 6, 1974-25 Ruth
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Ruth Jaslow, died Nov. 26,
at age 71. Born in Riga, Lat-
via, she was a Flint resident
for 45 years and a member
of Cong. Beth Israel.
She leaves a son, Dr. Harry
Jaslow of Southfield; two
daughters, Mrs. June Fink of
Flint and Mrs. Mona Armour
of Southfield; five sisters and
four grandchildren.
Flint Jewish Community News
Council Lists Soviet Pen-Pals
The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council is starting a
The poor does for the host pen-pal campaign to children
more than the host for the of Soviet Jewish activitists
poor.-Midrash
listed . below.
The council suggests let-
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Dr. Jack Stanzler, chair-
man of the Jewish Education
Commission, and Richard
Krieger, executive director
of the Flint Jewish Com.mu-
nity Council, met with the
cabinet of the Flint Board of
Education, Nov. 26, to dis-
cuss continued cooperation.
Christmas and Easter pro-
gramming, inservice aware-
ness and sensitivity pro-
grams vis-a-vis Israel and
Judaism with teachers and
all administrative personnel,
and Israel as a major source
of study, were discussed.
Other topics included books
of Jewish and Israeli content,
-and a course called "Bible as
Literature" on the high
school level which deals with
Jewish history.
The board of education
last year arranged for Jew-
ish teachers to do inservice
training on days other than
Saturday. Only five teachers
took advantage of the oppor-
tunity last year, but the pro-
gram will be continued this
year.
Also discussed was the
concept of having students
from Flint high schools go
to Israel for nine to 12 weeks
of accredited study. This
program may be started on
an experimental basis during
the summer of 1975.
Bar Mitzva
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School Board Talks
on Jewish Concerns
William Wiseman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wise-
man, will be called to the
Torah on the occasion of his
Bar Mitzva 9:45 a.m. Dec.
14 at Cong. Beth Israel.
May your Hanuka Candles Burn
Brightly and Safely With hope
of Freedom for all Humanity.
MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK
ters in English, Hebrew, Rus-
sian or 'Yiddish, sent regis-
tered air mail, which are in-
sured for free for letters con-
taining items of value up to
$13.
Names and addresses pro-
vided by the Council include:
• Tanya (age 17) and Ben-
jamin (11) Agursky, Prof-
soyuznaya Street 102, corp. 5,
apt. 176, Moscow, RSFSR,
USSR.
• Irina Fiermark (5),
Chernikhovskogo Street 4A,
apt. 30, Moscow, RSFSR,
USSR.
• Yevgenia Galperina (18),
Pervomaiskaya 14, Apt. 33,
Moscow, RSFS'R, USSR.
• Alexander Goldberg (5),
Chekizovskaya 8-7, apt. 72,
Moscow, RSFSR, USSR.
• Leonid Slepak (15)', Gor-
kogo Street 15, apt. 77, Mos-
cow, RSFSR, US'SR.
• Natasha Kornfeld (11),
Pervomaiskaya 14, 'apt. 65,
Moscow, RSFSR, USSR.
• Marina Tiemkin (15),
Smolensky Blvd. 7, apt. 91,
Moscow, RSFSR, USSR.
• Julia Braz (9), Kazan-
skaya Street 7, apt. 14, Len-
ingrad, RSFSR, USSR.
• Luba (10) and Julia (2)
Reines, ,Lideunyi 43, apt. 44,
Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR.
• Ilya (9) and Daniel (2)
Vinkovetsky, Vernosti Street
10-4, apt. 134, Leningrad,
RSFSR, USSR.
• Vladimir Gorbov (8),
Stasuka Street 22, apt. 84,
Chernovtsy, Ukrainian SSR,
USSR.
• Rachel (16) and Lazar
(14) Girshas, 25-ti Letia Lit-
vy 124-8, Yaunas, Lithuanian
SSR, USSR.
• • Gera Gelman (10) Bar-
no Street 123, apt. 10, Tibi-
lisi, Georgian SSR, USSR.
This project is under the
sponsorship of the Yonth Ac
tivities Committee of the
Flint Jewish Community
Council.
Other names of children
are available. For informa-
tion or to let the Council
know of your correspondence,
call Maxine Kronick, 732-
9324, or the Council, 767-
5922.
ADL Establishes
Human Rights Prize -
NEW YORK (JTA) - A
Joseph Prize for Human
Rights, with an annual award
of a gold medal and a mini-
mum award of $10,000 to
the person or persons mak
ing the most outstanding con-
tribution each year in the
field of human rights has
been established by the Anti-
1Yefamation League of Bnai
Brith.
The prize will be endowed
through an initial grant of
$50,000 from the Joseph
Foundation of Minnesota, set
up in memory of I.S. and
Anna K. Joseph, according to
Benjamin R. Epstein, ADL
director. He said the ultimate
goal of the endowment fund
is' $2,000,000.
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Classifieds Get Quick Results
Comincinity
Calendar
Dec. 8-Program planning
meeting , of 7th to
12th graders; 1:30
p.m., Cong. Beth Is-
Israel.
9-Joint Board of Edu-
cation, noon, Tem-
ple Beth EL
10-Temple B e t h El
sisterhood, 12 : 3 0
p.m. synagogue.
12-Jewish War Vet-
erans Auxiliary
meeting and Hanu-
ka party, 8 p.m.
River Forest Club-
house.
13-Temple Beth El
Hanuka Shabat
supper 6:15 p.m.
'at the synag9gue.
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Seventh through 12 grade
students will gather at Cong.
Beth Israel 1:30 p.m. Sunday
to discuss youth programs for
the year, including two so-
cial events, a spring trip and
Soviet Jewish pen-pals.
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Temple Beth El will cele-
brate the Shabat of Hanuka
with a Shabat sharing and
latkes phis a service at 6:15
p.m. Friday. For reserva-
tions, phone the temple, 232-
3138.
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if you aim at it from too long
a distance, you must miss it.
-Alphonse Karr
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