THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint News
Women to Attend
UJA Conference
Seventeen women from
Flint will attend a day-long
United Jewish Appeal meet-
ing Tuesday in Lansing.
About 100 women from
throughout the state will
participate in this prepara-
tory session for the 1976
UJA Campaign.
Flint delegates are: Emily
Bank, Florence Epstein,
Blanche Gordon, Betty Indi-
aner, Esta Mitchell, Carol
Olds, Ann Osher, Natalie
Pelavin, Barbara Rosky,
Florence Rubenstein, Sonia
Schafer, Mimi Schaffer,
Rosabeth Schupack, Phoebe
Stanzler, Ruth Vinacow,
Eleanor Winston and Shir-
ley Winston.
tiaputo Litlattl2s 85th ceutthda9
Joseph Shapiro, long ac-, • auxiliary and his family at
tive in the Rosenwald Post the Lincoln Towers 'Apts.
of the American Legion, recently on the occasion of
was honored by the post and his 85th birthday.
Mr. Shapiro, past com-
mander of the post, received
a citation from the Detroit
District of Legionnaires.
Members of the Jewish War
Veterans also attended.
Cong. Beth Shalom hon-
ored Mr. Shapiro at Sabbath
services.
JOSEPH SHAPIRO
A member of the Ameri-
can Legion for four decades,
Mr. Shapiro fought in
World War I in France
where he won a Purple
Heart. Following the war,
Mr. Shapiro was employed
by the Ford Motor Co. for
more than 30 years:
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Home for Aged
Meeting Due
The annual meeting of the
Jewish Home for Aged will
take place 10 a.m. Nov. 23 at
Borman Hall.
The election of board of
directors will be held. Nomi-
nated for re-election, to a
three-year term are: Mrs.
Harry Berlin, Lou Berry,
Lester Burton, Nathan
Fink, Meyer Fishman, Kag
G. Frank, Arthur Howard,
Daniel LeVine, Lester Mor-
ris, Sylvan Rapaport, Mrs.
Louis Ruda, Sam Schiff and
Phillip Warren.
Nominated for election to
a three-year term expiring
in 1978 is.Mrs. Reva Taub-
man.
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but practice is the key to it.
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Activities
in Society
The Bodzin Family Club
will meet 8 p.m. Sunday in
the home of the Neil Bod-
zins, 24346 Condon, Oak
Park. Plans for the annual
Flianuka party to be held
Nov. 30 will be completed.
New officers are Linda Bod-
zin, president; Yetta Bodzin,
vice president; Marian Du-
chan, secretary; and Henry"
Bodzin, treasurer.
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Men's Clubs
ADAT SHALOM
MEN'S CLUB will hear
Dr. Reuven Bar-Levav 11
a.m.Sunday in thesocial
hall. Dr. Bar-Levav, psychi-
atrist, will speak on
"Whither Society With Its
Current Social Values."
Continental breakfast will
he served, and the public is
invited.
`Trees for Hanuka'
Urges JNF Chief
Mark E. Schlussel, presi-
dent of the Jewish National
Fund of Greater Detroit,
urges the community to
consider trees for Israel
when buying Hanuka gifts.
This year, Jewish Na-
tional Fund, marking its
75th anniversary, is nearing
its goal of completing the
planting of 150,000,000
trees. Trees planted as gifts
through JNF, provide shade,
aid in drainage, furnish tim- •
ber and aid in altering the
very climate of the land.
They also provide a "se-
curity belt" during war-
times.
To purchase trees call the
JNF office, 968-0820.
Jordan Newspaper
Seeks TV Censors
NEW YORK — The semi-
official Jordanian newspa-
per A-Destour said that it
believes tighter censorship
is needed on Jordanian tele-
vision after an Israeli wres-
tler was shown on a British-
produced program.
The paper said the pro-
gram was interrupted in the
middle so that the Israeli
would not appear again on
the screen.' -
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