14 Friday, December 17, 1976

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Flint Women Rally for Soviet Jewry

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Flint women par-
ticipating in the women's
plea for Soviet Jewry
gained more than 500
signatures on petitions
urging Communist Party
Secretary Leonid
Brezhnev to free impris-
oned Soviet Jews and
allow others to emigrate.
Based at the Genesee
Valley Shopping Mall for
their demonstration, the

COMMUNITY
CALENDAR

Monday — Temple Beth
El Board of Education
Meeting, 8 p.m., temple.
Tuesday — Bnai Brith
Executive Board meet-
ing, 8 p.m., River Valley
_ club house.
Thursday — FJCC
Board
of Governors meet-
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ing (rescheduled), 8 p.m.
at Temple Beth El.

women were joined by
Bnai Brith Youth organi-
zation members. The
demonstration coincided
with the anniversary of
the adoption of the
United Nations Univer-
sal Declaration of Human
Rights.
Persons who wish to ob-
tain the petitions may
call the Flint Jewish
Community Council,
767-5922.

Women Hold Hanuka
Party at Youth Home

The Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council Lapeer
Visiting Committee,
headed by Esther Harris,
held a Hanuka party with
gifts and refreshments
for the Jewish children at
the Lapeer State Home.
Assisting Mrs. Harris
were Betty Elford, Fan-
nie Sorkin, Blanche
Dunayer, Bessie Ring,
Rabbi Judah Fish and
Sonia Schafer.

Party for Singles

Jewish singles age
19-30 are invited to a
party hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy (Sheila)
Bloom 8 p.m- Saturday in
the Bloom home, 12104
Francesca, Grand Blanc.
For information, call the
Blooms, 694-8605.

Encounter Group

A marriage encounter
group for Jewish couples
is being planned in Flint.
Persons interested in
participating in the
weekend program may
contact Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Bernard, 1718 Lynbrook
Dr., Flint, 48507 (313-
234-9276).

Beth Abraham-Hillel Plans
Plaque Dedication Saturday

Cong. Beth Abraham-
Hillel will dedicate its
past presidents plaque at
Shabat morning services
Saturday in the
synagogue.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern
will conduct a dedication
ceremony assisted by
Cantor Shabtai Acker-
man and the synagogue
choir led by Associate
Cantor Israel Fuchs.
Hosting the kidush fol-
lowing the service will be
past presidents Irving
Adler, Louis Ellenbogen,
Fred Erlebacher, William
Genser, Benoit Gorge,
Menasche Haar, Dr.
Harry Newman, Sigmund
Lowenthal, Henry Thu-
min. The current presi-
dent, Irwin Klar, also will
participate.
Additional names on the
deciation plaque include
those of presidents of
Cong. Beth Abraham and
of Cong. Beth Hillel since
the synagogues were in-
corporated — Beth Ab-
raham in 1892 and Beth

Israeli Cabinet
Approves Bugging

Hillel in 1941 — and who
are deceased: Samuel
Bernstein, Pincus Green-
berg, Sam Kaufer, Sieg-
fried Kahn, Nathan
Mager, Max Marx, Morris
Mohr, Nathan Mager, Ab-
raham Nusbaum, Jacob
Rosenberg, Jacob
Sarasohn, Hyman Silvers-
tein and Benjamin Siegal.
The kidush and recep-
tion following services
also will honor the 80th
birthday of past presi-
dent Irving Adler.

Maxwell House

Welcome your guests at
this frosty time of year
with a delicious, cheery
cup of Maxwell House cof-
fee.
Nothing but nothing
beats a steaming cup of
Maxwell House as a satis-
fying end to Hanuka
dinner or to an evening of
noshing and funning.
Certified kosher, Max-
well House coffee comes
in instant and regular
grind . . . "always good to
the last drop."

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
- The Cabinet has ap-
proved an electronic
eavesdropping bill. It
would permit the security'
service (Shin Bet) to con- 1
duct electronic surveil- 1-
lance on the basis of a
court order.
In an emergency, if no
judge is available, the '
surveillance may be
maintained without a
court order for a
maximum of 48 hours _
provided that the Inspec-
tor General of Police is in-
formed.

Caricatures

for your party

By

SAM FIELD

Call

399-1320

Flint Obituaries

Hyman Podolsky

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Flint businessman
Hyman Podolsky died
Dec. 7 at age 88.
Born in Kiev Russia,
Mr. Podolsky lived most
of his life in Flint. He
managed the first floor of
the former Seitner's store
for-13 years and later
went into business for
himself.
He was a charter
member of Temple Beth
El, a life member of the
Genesee Lodge of the Ma-
sons and a member of the
Bay City Scottish Rite,
the Elf Khurafeh Shrine
Temple and Bnai Brith.
He resided at 2001 Oxford
Ln.
Mr. Podolsky is sur-
vived by his wife, Ethyl; a
son, Martin; two
daughters, Mrs. Kurt
Wall and Ruth of Detroit;
and one grandson.

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