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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 31, 197S-15
Flint Senior Praises Old Age
"Operation 'Israel," an eve-
ning program designed for
J. I. Laro, an active mem-
people who may be interested ber of Flint's Senior Friend-
in visiting Israel, will be held ship Club, wrote article to
the Flint Jewish Community
Council praising old age as a
"rich reward" and not a per-
iod of "sitting and waiting
for the Angel of Death" as
many view it.
His letter stated in part:
In our United States of
America, whose aim is to
promote the life and welfare
of human beings, the aged
occupy a position of honor
and respect. This is not only
because all life, regradless
of age, is sacred but because
the elderly are thought of as
those who have a definite
contribution to make to so-
EDWARD POWERS
ciety.
This is clearly and definite-
7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
ly indicated in the American
home of Leo Seide.
Hosted by Edward Powers, tradition. Here they are re-
Leo Seide and Jack Stanzier, garded as those who, because
this parlor meeting will in- of their years of experience,
clude special slides of Israel have acquired resources of
and discussions with those wisdom and character. Old
who have been to Israel re- age is a rich reward, the har-
vest of the good life.
cently.
It is essential that every-
one, while still in his prime,
should become aware and
work toward the enrichments
available for a comfortable
interesting and serviceable
old age. Social Security has
lessened the burden of finan-
cial support and cleared the
way for time and appreciation
of the more meaningful
things.
Medical car programs for
the aging, councils, club
rooms, volunteer programs,
are all tools to help us "old-
sters" make our later years
as meaningful as possible.
_ For those of us who have
not made a rich preparation
for our old age, it is not too
late. There are opportunities
on hand for all of us, sick or
well to help ourselves and
help each other. A program
of friendly visiting among
ourselves would serve every-
one participating.
What saddens the wise man
gladdens a fool.
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Community Calendar
Feb. 1—Men's b a sketbal
game, 7 p.m., YMCA.
3—Day Camp Commit-
tee meeting, 1 : 3 0
p.m., Council office.
—Senior boys' basket-
ball game, Whittier
Junior High School.
—Joint Board of Edu-
cation meeting, 8
p.m., Cong. Beth Is-
rael.
4—FJCC Social Welfare
Committee meeting,
noon, Council office.
—Temple Beth El Sis-
terhood board meet-
ing, 10 a.m., syna-
gogue.
—Advanced Leadership
Course, 8 p.m., Coun-
cil office.
—Hadassah Evening
Group, 8 p.m., home
of Marla Stone, 1945
Laurel Oak.
—Bnai Brith Men and
Welcome Wagon
Group Established
The Welcome Wagon Com-
mittee of the Flint Jewish
Community Council is begin-
ning to function since its
formation two weeks ago.
Members of the committee
will visit new Jewish resi-
dents of the Flint area and
plan occasional social events
for the newcomers.
Members of this new com-
mittee are: Emily Bank, Rose
Elk, Betty Indianer, Harriet
Kahn, Judy Kasle, Carol
Olds, Miriam Schaffer, Rosa-
beth Schupack, Gayle Silver-
man, Florence Tucker and
Jennifer Walters.
Persons with information
on newcomers to the area,
may call the Council office,
767-5922, or any member of
the committee
Women joint meet-
ing, 8 p.m., Howard
Johnson's East.
5—Beth Israel Sister-
hood fashion show
and luncheon, 12:30
p.m., synagogue.
—Operation Israel, 7:30
p.m., home of Leo
Seide.
—Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary meeting, 8
p.m., River Valley
club house.
—Beth Israel Board
meeting, 8 p.m., syn-
agogue.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood
will hear Rabbi Jeffrey B.
Lazar, educational director
at Temple Beth El, Birming-
ham, 12:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at
the Flint temple. He will
speak on "Jewish Education
in the Home". Program
chairman is Gail Shulman.
For reservations, call the
temple, 232-3138.
The next meeting of the
Advanced Leadership Course
of the Flint Jewish Commun-
ity Council will take place 8
p.m. Tuesday at the Council
office. Prof. Jehuda Reinharz
will discuss "The Emergence
of the Jewish State."
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Beth Israel Sisterhood an-
nounces Reva Ratner has
written the script for "Fa-
shions for Jewish Living" to
be presented by the sister-
hood 12:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the synagogue. Temple
Beth El Sisterhood will be
the guests. Roz Kramer will
narrate, and Goldie Talkow
will provide the musical ac-
companiment.
New Rabbi Due
at Beth Israel
Rabbi Victor A. Mirelman
will be the rabbi of Cong.
Beth Israel beginning Satur-
day.
Rabbi Mirelman will re-
place Rabbi Gilbert Kollin
who will assume the post of
associate director for pro-
gram of the National Jewish
Welfare Board's commission
on Jewish chaplaincy. Rabbi
Kollin was spiritual leader of
Cong. Beth Israel since 1971.
Rabbi Mirelman was born
and raised in Argentina,
where he directed Camp Ra-
mah for four years and serv-
ed at the Congregacion Israel-
ita in BUenos Aires, the larg-
est synagogue in Latin Amer-
ica.
He is a graduate of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary,
New York, where he was or-
dained in 1969. For four
years, 1970-1974, Rabbi Mirel-
man taught at the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem, con-
centrating in the modern
period on Jewish history.
Rabbi Mirelman, 31, is
married and has one daugh-
ter.
Flint Day Camp
Seeking Campers
Applications are available
for positions at Camp Maca-
bee for summer, announce
the Day Camp Committee of
the Flint Jewish Community
Council. A director, special-
ty counselors and group coun-
selors are needed. Those in-
terested may contact the Flint
Jewish Community Council,
120 W. Kearsley St., Flint,
48502, (767-5922).
The world is more exacting
than God himself.
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