18—Friday, January 17, 1975 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sendler Marks 91st Birthday
Seides to Chair Israel Mission
The Flint Jewish commu-
nity will this week mark the
91st birthday of former Flint
resident Israel Sendler.
Now residing in Borman
Hall, Detroit, Sendler is be-
ing showered with acclaim
for his more than 60 years
of activity in Jewish com-
munal affairs in Flint.
Community
Calendar
tour include: the Old City of
Jerusalem and the Western
Wall; Yad Vashem, Masada,
Kibutz Yad Modechai and the
War of Independence Muse- Jan. 18—Havdala Happen-
ing, 5-7:30 p.m.,
um, Golan Heights and 'Up-
Temple Beth El.
per Galilee settlements,
Ma'alot and Kiryat Shemona,
—Men's Basketball
West Bank and open bridges,
Game, 7 p.m.,
the Judean Desert and Beer-
YMCA.
sheba and an absorption
20—FJCC Executive
center where the group will
Committee meeting,
meet with recent immigrants.
noon, Council of-
fice.
—Temple Beth El
Board of Education
meeting, 8 p.m., at
temple.
—Senior Boys' Bas-
ketball Game, 6
p.m., Whittier Jun-
ior High School.
21—ORT meeting, 12:30
p.m.
—Bnai Brith board
meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Sam Win-
Sam Blum, owner of Blum
ston, 3202 Circle
Realty Co. since 1955, died
Dr.
Jan. 10 at age 60.
23—FJCC' Board of
Born in Poland, Mr. Blum
Governors meeting,
lived 30 years in Flint. A
LEO SEIDE
8 p.m., Council of-
graduate of Ohio State Uni-
Dr. Leon Rosky, formerly
fice.
versity, Mr. Blum earned a
doctorate degree in history at of Flint and now living in
Temple Beth El will host a
Columbia University in 1935 Israel, will accompany the
and taught at Western Re- group during its stay. A four- Havdala Happening 5 p.m.
serve University in Cleve- day extension is available. Saturday at the temple.
land. He was a World War II For information, call the Rhina Griffel, chairman, an-
Council office, 767-5922, or nounces the program will in-
veteran.
clude a "create-a-service,"
He was a member of Cong. the Seides, 742-6862.
pot luck supper and games.
Beth Israel, Bnai Brith, Flint
For information, call Mrs.
Elks Club and the Flint Home
FIRST POSTER
Builders Association. He re-
The first "Wanted!" post- Griffel, 234-1808.
sided at 5463 Sugar Bush.
ers were displayed in Rome.
He is survived by his wife, When the government desired
Jeanette; three sons, Bruce the capture of Rabbi Meier
of North Hollywood, Calif., for disobedience to its edicts,
Geoffrey and Ned; two his picture was engraved on
daughters, Mrs. David the gates of the city, with
(Adelle) Pugh of Lansing the statement that anyone
and Marcia; and three grand- seeing him should turn him
children.
Max Ehgelman, son of Dr.
over to the authorities.
and Mrs. Ray Engelman, was
graduated with honors from
SPECIALIST
Flint Southwestern High
Foreign Car Service
IN
School. Max spearheaded the
VOLKSWAGEN
1974 United Jewish Appeal
AND
youth drive and volunteer
PO RSCHE CARS
force. He was a member of
Flint Jewish Community
CALL.
Council softball and basket-
548-3926
ball teams. He attends the
University of Michigan in
548-4160
Ann Arbor.
541-9704
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seide
will chair the People-to-Peo-
ple Mission to Israel March
3-13, sponsored by the Flint
Jewish Community Council.
The mission will include a
five-day stay in Jerusalem at
the King David Hotel, a day
in Safed and a three-day
sojourn in Tel Aviv at the
Hilton Hotel.
Mission participants will
attend a special 'reception at
the home of President and
Mrs. Ephraim Katzir and-
another at the home of for-
mer Defense Minister and
Mrs. Moshe Dayan. Meetings
with other top Israeli officials
also are planned.
Sites to be visited on the
Sam Blum, 60,
Flint Realtor
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Peter Binder, 83,
Ex-Store Owner
ISRAEL SENDLER
Sports Beat
Peter Binder, founder and
owner of Binder's Big Men's
clothing store from 1937 to
1970, died Jan. 9 at age 83.
Born in Poland, Mr. Binder
lived 49 years in Flint. He
was a member of Cong. Beth
Israel and the Zionist Orga-
nization of America.
He is survived by his wife,
Minnie; two sons, Julius B.
and Herbert J.; two brothers,
Arthur of Miami and Leo;
three grandchildren and
nieces and nephews.
The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council Senior Boys'
Basketball Team beat the
Christian Science Church
team by a score of 67 to 13
Jan. 6. They will play against
Foss Avenue Baptist Church
6 p.m. Monday at Whittier
Junior High School.
One thing acquired through
The Flint Jewish Commu- pain is better for man than
nity Men's Basketball Team 100 things easily achieved.
will play First Persbyterian —Midrash
Church 7 p.m. Saturday at
the YMCA.
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Israel Housing
Prices Decline
Between Livernois
& Pinehurst
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
real estate market in Israel
is experiencing a crisis since
an important segment of the
market was always the new
immigrant. In 1974 there
were only 32,000 olim as
compared with 50,000 in 1973.
Moreover, foreign inves-
tors who usually purchased
about 1,000 dwelling units
annually have also dropped
out of the market.
In general, housing prices
have declined by approxi-
mately 10 percent as com-
pared to a half year ago.
Business circles believe that
further reductions will take
place owing to the shortage
of cash buyers, which will
be even more severely felt in
the coming months of 1975.
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