12 Friday, February 11, 1977
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Trifa to Quit NCC
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Council of Churches
would have taken forth-
right action to remove
Trifa from its board."
Nevertheless,
the
statement by Rabbi Marc
CONGRATULATION
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and Ohio.
Tanenbaum, the AJ-
Committee's director of
inter-religious affairs,
continued, "We acknow-
ledge that the NCC's pre-
sent action is a step for-
ward in indicating the
disapproval by the Na-
tional Council of Trifa's
anti-Semitic attitudes
and behavior."
Tanenbaum noted that
on Jan. 19 the AJCommit-
tee provided the NCC with
"primary Romanian
sources which made it
abundantly clear that Ar-,
chbishop Trifa is an admit-
ted anti , Seinite and par-
ticipated in pogroms that
massacred thousands of
Jews and Christians."
Tanenbaum added that,
the AJCommittee be-
lieves that the "de facto
suspension" of Trifa will
strengthen: U.S. govern-
ment efforts which
"hopefully will lead to his
deportation as an unde-
sirable alien who has lied
to gain entry to our coun-
try. -
In his, address to the
NCC executive commit-
tee Friday, Rabbi Sieg-
man said the Jewish
community Was asking
the NCC a "moral ques-
tion. How can a man ac-
cused of participating in
the Holocaust, in the de-
struction of_ European
Jewry, be listed as a
member of the board of an
organization, that in-
vokes _the name of the
Church of Jesus Christ?"
Humphrey Wins
New ADL Award
NEW YORK — Hubert
H._ Humphrey was the
first recipient of the
$10,000 "Hubert H. Hum-
phrey First Amendment
Prize" —, a new Anti-
Defamation League of
Bnai Brith . award for
strengthening the four
freedoms guaranteed by
the First Amendment to
the Constitution. -
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Flint Area News
Barney Sherman to Be -Cited
at Beth Israel Dinner-Dance
A testimonial dinner-
dance honoring Barney
Sherman will take place 7
p.m. Feb. 19 at Cong. Beth
Israel, it was announced
by Dr. Sam Sorcher,
chairman. Cocktails will
be served at 6.
The dinner-dance will
feature an original work,
"Bouquets Iv Barney,"
written by Sidell
Sorscher and directed by
Roz Kramer. The Brahm
Ward Orchestra will pro-
vide music.
Dinner planning com-
mittee includes Messrs.
and Mesdames Al Binder,
Julian Feiler, Jack Parnes,
Sam Winston, Dr. and Mrs.
Carl Fisher 'and Mrs.
Sorscher.
The cast for the
"Bouquets -to Barney"
production includes Jan
Bernsetin, Suzi Klein,
Maxine Kronick, Carol
Rausch, Berna Schroder,
Dave Simon, Bari Suber
and members of the Bnai
Brith 'Youth Organiza-
tion --- and Unit
Synagogue Youth. Gol
Talkow, will be t e
pianist; with Rose Marie
Plourde, choreographer;
and Hank Schroder, in
charge of lighting and
sound.
Flint Women's Awareness Day
Program Chairmen Named
Nadine Foote and Mimi
Goldstein have been ap-
pointed chairmen of the
Women's- Awareness Day
program to be held 9:30
a.m. Feb. 23 at Flint's
Temple Beth El.
Rosabeth Schupack,
chairman of the Flint
Jewish Community
Council's *omen's com-
munal service committee,
said the theme for the day
is "I Am a Jewish Woman
— It All Begins With Me."
Luncheon will be served,
and a babysitter will be
available. There is a
charge.
Esther Ritz,‘vice presi-
dent of the women's
communal service com-.
mittee of the Council of
Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds, will be
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COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
guest speaker.
- For reservations, call
the Council - office, 767-
5922.
Flint People
Make News
Senior Adult Unit
Seeking Members
Senior Friendship Club
of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council is seeking
new members. The club
meets noon Thursdays at
Temple Beth El for lunch
and programs. Seniors
iinterested in joining
should contact Jack
Gonte, president, '742-
0037 or the Council office,
767-5922.
r
_Flint Obituaries -I
Brian_ Hirsch, 24
Brian Evan Hirsch, a
Saturday — 10 a.m.,
Temple Beth El Music- former Flint resident,
Song Service, with De- died Jan. 1-8 at age 24.
Mr. Hirsch was edu-
bbie Friedman; and
Keren Or bowling party, cated at Zimmerman
8:30 p.m., Southland School and Southwestern
High School. He' resided
Lanes.
Tuesday — FJCC in Rancho LaCosta, Calif.
Jewish Education Com- He is survived by' his
mission meeting, noon, mother, Mrs. Harold
Council office; Keren Or Fagin of Rancho
board meeting, 8 p.m.; LaCosta; a brother,
and Bnai Brith Executive Roger of San Diego,
Board meeting, 8 p.m., Calif.; and a sister, Mrs.
Barry Golden of San
River Valley club house.
Wednesday — Hadas- Diego.
sah meeting, Cong. Beth
Israel, 12:30 p.m.; and
Cong. Beth Israel Board Fay G. Goodman
of Education meeting, - 8
Fay G. Goodman, a
p.m., synagogue.
member of Flint Jewish
Thursday — JFCC communal and Women's
Executive Committee organizations, died Jan.
meeting, 8 p.m., Council 28 at age 78.
office.
Born in Riga, Lati
Mrs. Goodman was a
member of Cong. Beth Is-
rael and its sisterhood, a
Brazilian Law
member of Hadassah
Spurs Kibutzim life
and a member of the
JERUSALEM (ZINS) Jewish War Veterans Au-
— Some 3,000 Brazilian xiliary. She resided at.
youth are expected to 3424 Clement.
Mrs. Goodman is sur-
visit Israel next month to
work on kibutzim and vived by two daughters,
other agricultural prog- Mrs. Janet Berck and
Mrs. Elaine Ross; two
rams.
brothers, Sam Goldberg
A new Brazilian law of Oak Park and Morris
requires a $1,000 deposit W. Grant of Los Angeles,
for every person wishing Calif.; a sister, Rose
to go abroad, with the ex- Rubin of North Miami
ception of those doing ag- Beach, Fla.;- and three
ricultural work.
grandchildren.