THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint Area News
Cultural Caravan
Slated by FJCC
Comings ...
and Goings ...
Tickets are available
through the Flint Jewish
Robert Gutowitz, son of Community Council for its
Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Gutow- "Cultural Caravan 1976" se-
itz, received honorable men- ries of three entertainment
tion in the second annual evenings.
On Jan. 18, there will be a
student photography show
' sponsored by the Flint Pub- cabaret night with refresh-
ments. The program, enti-
lic Library.
Dr. Stuart L. Osher, son . tled "The Golden Door," will
of Mr. and Mrs. Syd Osher, feature Cantor Harold Or-
has been certified as a spe- bach of Detroit's Temple
cialist by the American Israel; Hal Youngblood, ex-
1,14 Board of Internal Medicine. ecutive producer of station
He is presently finishing his WJR, Evelyn Or_bach,
fellowship in hematology broadcist affiliate of the
and oncology at Kaiser Jewish Community Council
Foundation Hospital in Los of Metropolitan Detroit; and
the Detroit Schola Canto-
Angeles.
Nona Werby, treasurer rum.
The_March 28 program
of the Flint Chapter of the
National Organization for will be "An Evening with
Women, attended the na- Dr. Irving Greenberg." An
tional NOW conference in afterglow will follow. On
May 16 the program will
Philadelphia.
. Ronald Hartman won his feature the Columbus Boys
third Atlas -Valley -Country Choir and an ice cream so-
Club Golf crown. Also par- cial.
For tickets contact the
ticipating were: Mark Wes-
ton, Bob Bernstein, Carl FJCC, 120 W. Kearsley,
Goldfarb, Ery Sill and Jeff Flint 48502 (313) 767-5922.
Blum.
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Inter-Faith Event
for Freedom Fete
Hadassah Plans
Gift Wrap Project
Ann Lebster Chapter,
Hadassah, has begun its gift
wrapping project for Hadas-
sah Israel Education Serv-
ices. Clinics are held daily in
the home of Gladys Shap-
row, 3418 Las Palmas. Gift
wrapping at Genesee Valley
Mall, Eastland Mall and the
Northwest Shopping Center
will begin in mid-December.
The Keren Or Group of
Hadassah will hold a "Gift
Wrap and Exchange" 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Su-
san Wisnudel, 1348 Chissom
Trail. Members are re-
quested to bring an inexpen-
sive gift in a box to wrap
and then exchange. Every-
one is welcome. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Wisnudel,
732-7704.
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COMMUNITY 1
C LENDAR
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Monday — Community
Education subcommittee on
structure meeting, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — Temple Beth
El Sisterhood board meet-
ing, noon, temple; FJCC
Executive Committee meet-
ing, 8 p.m., Council office;
and Bnai Brith Lodge meet-
ing, 8 p.m., Howard John-
son's East.
Wednesday — FJCC Ad-
ult Education Session, 8
p.m., Temple Beth El.
Thursday — JWVA
Board Meeting, 8 p.m,.. and
Cong. Beth Israel board
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meeting, 8 p.m., synagogue.
A community inter-faith
service will be a highlight of
the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council's Freedom
Weekend to be marked Dec.
5-7.
The inter-faith service, to
be held 1 p.m. Dec. 7, will
feature Rabbi Henry I. So-
bel of Sao Paulo, Brazil; and
Dr. William Korey, director
of the Bnai Brith United
Nations office.
Other activities will in-
clude a freedom service 8
p.m. Dec. 5, a fast for free-
dom by the youth 6 p.m.
Dec. 6, and a rally. For in-
formation, call the FJCC,
767-5922.
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Hanuka Dinner
Due at Beth El
Patients Visited
Temple Beth El will hold
a Hanuka Shabat-Sharing
Dinner (potluck style) 6:15
p.m. Dec. 5. The Temple will
provide wine, halla and bev-
erages. Each family is asked
to bring a main dish. Those
whose last names begin
with A-G, should bring a
salad; H-R, -a hot side dish;
S-Z, dessert.
Rhina Griffel, chairman,
said reservations are limited
to 150. For reservations by
Wednesday, call the temple,
232-3138.
Barbara Yale and Trudie
Galanter, representing the
Jewish War Veterans Auxil-
iary, visited the Caro Re-
gional Center recently,
where they presented the
residents with small gifts
and treats.
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THIS WEEK ONLY
Flint Births
Nov. 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. George Sulkovsky, a
son, Jeffrey Edward.
Adler Satellite
or SCM 7000
$249.99
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Bat Mitzva
Barbara
Goldstein,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'
Richard Goldstein, will be-
come Bat Mitzva 9 a.m. Dec.
6, at Cong.-Beth Israel.
in BIRMINGHAM at
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Butz Praises
Israel's Farming
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
United States Secretary of
Agriculture Earl Butz
ended a two-day visit to Is=
rael Nov. 20 with expres-
sions of praise and admira-
tion for Israel's
accomplishments in the
field of agriculture.-
One outcome of Butz's
brief visit here was a "gen-
tlemen's agreement" for the
U.S. to supply Israel, with
quantities of grain —
mostly wheat .— soya beans
and edible fats over the next
few years.
Asked if the U.S. would
consider an embargo of
grain shipments to the Arab
countries if the latter
threatened the West with a
new oil embargo, Butz re-
. plied that Arab imports of
grains from the U.S. were
not large enough to make a
difference. -
Butz noted that Israel has
one of the most advanced
agricultural establishments
in the world. He expressed
particular admiration for
-the automatic irrigation
system that conserves wa-
ter, observing that Israel en-
joys. the highest crop yield
per cubic meter of water in
the world.
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Women to Meet •
Cong. Beth Israel Sister-
hood will hold a luncheon-
meeting 12:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the synagogue.
Mickey Gotlib, program vice
president, announces Mrs.
Fay Myers, a creative need-
lepoint specialist, will
speak. Carol Benison is the
program chairman with
Mrs. Gotlib.
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