18—Friday, Dec. 20, 1974
Yeshiva U. Plans
Education Parley
Sports Beat Flint UJA Campaign Cabinet
The Flint Jewish Cornmu-
nitty Council basketball sea- OKs 40 Pct. Increase in Goal
son is underway with FJCC
teams playing in two leagues,
announces–Carl Rittman.
The men's team played its
first game on Dec. 7 and
lost to Metropolitan Baptist
Church by a score of 51-42.
The men's team includes
Ron Hartman, Gil Himel-
hoch, Gary Hurand, Bob Hu-
rand, Jon Pines, Mike Pines,
Carl Rittman., Dan-Rittman,
Marty Rittman and Barry
Wax.
The senior boys' team lost
its first game Dec. 2 against
St. Paul's Missionary Baptist
by a score of 41-31. The boys
won their second game,
against Third Avenue Baptist
Church, 36-16. Senior boys'
team includes Fred Benson,
Leonard Benson, Steve Bin-
der, Max Engelman, Doug
Goldstein, Ted Himelhoch,
Bob Kalmar, Jeff Kaplan,
Steve Portney, David Price,
David Stanley, David Thal,
Bruce Warren and Ron Weis-
berger.
Since there were not enough
teams for the junior boys to
play in a league, they play
each other on Wednesday eve-
nings at Temple Beth El.
Both the senior boys and
men are seeking a cheering
section for their games. The
men will play Foss Avenue
Baptist 9 p.m. Saturday at
the YMCA. The senior boys
will play Christian Science
Church 7 p.m. Jan. 6 at Whit-
tier Junior High.
The Campaign Cabinet for
the Flint United Jewish Ap-
peal has approved a 40 per-
cent increase in the 1975 cam-
paign goal over what was
raised in 1974.
Saul Syde, campaign chair-
Man, explained the need for
the increase.
- "The pressures on Israel at
this time are almost un-
imaginable. The Israelis' im-
mediate problems are pri-
marily economic survival,
military preparedness, social
reconstruction and the na-
tion's capacity to absorb its
Comings • • •
and
•• • Goings
Steven Rubenstein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ruben-
stein„ was graduated with
distinction from the Univer-
sity of Michigan in Ann Ar- -
,bor. Rubenstein received a
bachelor of arts degree.
Block,
Abraham
-
Flint Businessman
new arrivals in the Russian
pipeline.
"It is beyond comprehen-
sion to find 135,000 Russian
Jews with exit visas waiting
to be repatriated. No longer
considered citizens of Russia,
they and their wives and their
children become 'gray" peo-
ple with all rights, privileges,
and security taken away:
medical help, money, homes,
jobs, old-age benefits, school-
ing—all coldly taken away
and lost forever.
"Their only hope, their last
desperate chance at a life
among their own people, to-
tally dependent upon an in-
visible family of unknown
kindred souls—Jews, some-
where scattered in distant
lands who must rescue, must
free, must rebuild these peril-
ous Russian lives in a
strange, unseen dream of a
promised- land."
Campaign vice chairmen
are Louis Epstein, Malcolm
Isaacs and Leo Seide . . Cam-
paign Cabinet members are
Phil Agree, Joseph Bean,
Brian Beck, William Ber-
nard, Charles Dodge, Edwin
Elk, Julian Feiler, Saul
Gorne, Arthur Hurand, Betty
Indianer, Louis Kasle, Marcus
Lebster, Marvin Levey, Ber-
nard Lovitsky, Ira Marder,
Michael Melet, Esta Mitchell,
Murray Moss, Michael Pela-
vin, Harry Ratner, Leon
Rosgy, Arnold Schaffer,
Rabbi Gerald Schuster, Eli
Shapiro, Jack Shaprow, Rob-
ert Silverman, Iry Simen,
Jack Stanzler, Phoebe Stanz-
ler, Sam Winston, and Morrie
Young.
NEW YORK—The special
child in the Jewish school
will be the theme of a confer-
ence to be held/ at Yeshiva
University Sunday.
The annual Eastern region-
al conference will be con-
vened by the National Com-
mission on Torah Education,
serviced by the Community
Service Division of the Rabbi
Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary, an affiliate of Yes-
hiva University. The com-
mission seeks to advance. and
promote Jewish education for
youth and adults.
The conference will feature
Dr. Israel Miller, vice presi-
dent for student affairs, Yes-
hiva University, and Dr.
Moses D. Tendler, professor
of biology, Yeshiva College,
and assistant professor of
Talmud at the Rabbi Isaac
Elchanan Theological Semi-
nary.
Authorities in child devel-
opment, special education
and Jewish education will
take part in workshops.
Hasidic Event
Is Rescheduled
The Hasidic Happening, ori-
ginally scheduled for Dec. 4,'
has been rescheduled for 8
p.m., Jan. 8 at Cong. Beth
Israel.
The Morristown (N.J.) Ye-
shiva Orchestra will perform
hasidic rock music and Yid-
ish folk songs. A hasidic
dance group also will per-
form. Tickets are still avail-
able for the entire Spectrum
'75 series. For tickets, call
the council office, 767-5922.
Abraham Block, a Flint
A friendless man is like a
businessman, died Dec. 9 at
left hand bereft of the right.
age 76.
—Solomon Ibn Gabirol
Born in Columbus, Ohio,
Mr. Block lived 50 years in
Flint. He was a partner in
A. Lee Browns, the Block
Bros. and Shaws Jewelers
THE FINEST
business concerns. He was a
sponsor, for the College and
VALUES
Cultural Center. Mr. Block
IN THE
was a member of Cong. Beth
Israel and Temple Beth El.
COUNTRY
He resided at 2070 Walden
Ct.
He is survived by four broth-
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HARRY THOMAS
Community
Calendar
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
U.S.-French Discussion Gains
No 'Ground on Mideast Peace
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
President Ford and French
President Valery Giscard
D'Estaing discussed the Mid-
dle East during their two
days of talks in Martinique
but apparently did not re-
solve their differences over
how best to solve the Arab-
Israli conflict.
Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger told a press con-
ference in Martinique that
"there was a full exchange
of their respective point of
view. No conclusions were
reached or announced."
Pressed as to whether
France had agreed to the
United States policy of seek
ing step-by-step negotiations
in the Mideast, Kissinger re-
plied that "I don't think
there is any_French disagree-
ment with the step by step
approach if it can be achiev-
ed."
Earlier this month at the
conclusion' of a visit to Paris
by Soviet Communist Party
Secretary Leonid I. Brezh-
nev, D'Estaing and Brezhnev
called for a resumption of
the Geneva conference on the
Mideast "as soon as pos-
sible."
They said they did not see
a viable peace in the region
"with out the retreat of Is-
raeli troops from all ter-
ritories occupied in 1967."
As our fathers were taught
in ancient times, so it re-
mains true for all of us to-
day: "To save a single life
is to save the world."
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Flint UJA Seeks
Campaign Workers
The Flint United Jewish
Appeal is seeking solicitors
and office help for its 1975
campaign. Persons interested
may call the Flint Jewish
Community Council, 767-5922.
The council also requests
persons who have made
pledges in the 1974 drive, re-
mit their pledge before Dec.
31. Funds raised by the Flint
Jewish community are used
to help Israel with financing
problems in the areas of edu-
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