THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

14 Friday, September 17, 1976

Argentine Envoy Meets With Jews

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BUENOS AIRES (JTA)
— Dr. Enrique J. Ros,
Argentina's Ambassa-
dor-designate to Israel,
visited leading Jewish or-
ganizations in Buenos
Aires to acquaint himself
with the Argentine
Jewish community before
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taking up his diplomatic
post.
He attended a luncheon
in his honor tendered by
the Argentine-Israel
Chamber of Commerce
and a dinner given for
him by the Buenos Aires
Jewish community, also
attended by Jewish lead-
ers, rabbis and intellec-
tuals.

Woe to the old men whose
houses were destroyed when
they advanced in years.
—The Talmud

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Flint Area News

FJCC's Leadership Committee
Weekend Retreat Starts Today

The Leadership De-
velopment Committee of
the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council will have
its weekend retreat today
through Sunday at Wal-
loon Lake. Scholar-in-
residence will be Dr. Mer-
vin Verbit, a professor at
Brooklyn College, and
specialist on problems
confronting the Jewish
family.
Emily Bank and Carol
Olds, co-chairmen, of the
leadership development
committee, said the Oc-
tober program will focus
on Jewish political power
in the United States.
The first November
program will be devoted
to the United Jewish Ap-
peal. A second meeting in
November will be devoted
to the structure of the
role of leadership de-
velopment groups
throughout the country
in the Young Leadership
Cabinet. Featured
speaker will be Michael
Pelavin, past president of
the Young Leadership
Cabinet.
December will focus on
problems confronting
"Jewish Children in a
Christian World", and fea-
ture Dr. Jack Stanzler,
chairman of the Council's
community relations
committee, and Rabbi
Judah Fish of Cong. Beth
Israel, and Rabbi Gerald
Schuster of Temple Beth
El.
In January, there will
be a report on the "This
Year In Jerusalem" mis-
sion, an Israeli buffet and
program.
The topic for February

Miss Rubenstein_
Plans to Marry

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Gail Wolin to Direct
East Coast USYs

Gail Wolin has been ap-
pointed director of youth
activities for the Sea-
board Region of the Un-
ited Synagogue of
America.
Ms. Wolin will direct
the 1,200-member United
Synagogue Youth and
800-member Kadima
programs sponsored by
the Seaboard Region.
A native of Flint, Ms.
Wolin was graduated
from the University of
Michigan where she ma-
jored in education and
earned an MSW degree
from the University of
Maryland.

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COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

Monday — Temple Beth
El board of education
meeting, 8 p.m., temple.
Tuesday — Keren Or
board meeting, 8 p.m.,
home of Florence Berner,
G-6212 W. Court St.; and
Bnai Brith executive
board meeting, 8 p.m.,
River Valley club house.
Thursday — FJCC
Board of Governors,_8
p.m., Temple Beth El.

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will be "Am I One With
My Brother?" Dr. Stanz -
ler will act as moderator
with a group from the In-
terfaith Metropolitan
Agency for Planning to
discuss areas of common
concern in community re-
lations.
In April, the program
entitled
"Anti-
Semitism-Could It Hap-
pen Again or Did It Eve.
Stop?" will featur
Richard Lobenthal, reg-
ional director, of the
Anti-Defamation
League.

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Arab owners of land near
Ramallah have decided to
accelerate their con-
struction of buildings de-
spite a military ordinance
prohibiting such con-
struction without special
approval by the military
governor.
The decision to inten0
sify Arab building in the -
area which touches the
northern outskirts of
Jerusalem was made at a
special meeting of the
landowners. The army
says it has limited build-
ing in an area of 1,000
dunams (250 acres) in
order to have better
supervision of this land.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Y.
Rubenstein announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Nancy Beth, to
Jay Michael Berman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Berman of Flushing, N.Y.
Miss Rubenstein is a
graduate of the Univer-
sity of Michigan School of
Nursing and is a student
in the graduate nursing
study program at Wayne
State University. Her
fiance was graduated
from Queens College of
There has been grow-
the City University of ing criticism of illegal
New York and is a senior Arab building which is
at Wayne State Univer- seen by some as an Arab
sity's school of medicine. plan to encircle the new
A December wedding is Jewish neighborhoods of
planned.
Jerusalem.