THE DETROIT 'JEWISH' NEWS

Dionne Warwick
to Appear Here

Dionne Warwick will ap-
pear as guest artist in the
Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra's Weekend Pops con-
certs 8:30 p.m. April 15 and
3:30 p.m. April 17 at Ford
Auditorium.
Trumpeter "Doc" Severi-
nsen, who was originally
scheduled to perform at the
April concerts, will appear
instead with the DSO dur-
ing its Cabaret Pops series
in May.
Tickets are available at
Ford Auditorium box office.

"Nostalgia is like a grarri-
mar lesson. You find the
present tense and the past
perfect."
—Unknown

JEFFREY
POSNER

PHOTOGRAPHER

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Gorne Heads Nominating. Unit Flint Jewish Council Head
of Flint Community Council
Seeks Help for Soviet Jews

Dr. Saul Gorne, _ past pres-
ident of the Flint Jewish
Community Council, has
been named chairman of
the Council's nominating
committee, announced Mur-
ray Moss, FJCC president.
The committee also in-
cludes Louis Epstein, Mimi
Goldstein, Kay Melet, Ed-
ward Powers, Robert Segar
and Gloria Siegel.
The committee will re-
port its recommendations
at the May board meeting.

Meanwhile, the Council
board will introduce a mo-
tion providing for two
amendments to the FJCC,
constitution. One would re-
duce the number required
for a quorum—from 25 to
20—while the second would
establish the chairmen of

JeWish composer Er-
nest Bloch wrote the
Shem Suite,"
"America" and
"Schelomo." A native of
Switzerland, he came to
the United States in 1916.

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by
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548-6909

both Women's Communal
Service and Women's Divi-
sion Campaign as members
of the executive committee.

At the same time, the
president announced the for-
mation of three corn-
mittees : review, to study
the structure of, the Coun-
cil; finance; and a college
gr ant committee to estab-
l ish guidelines and receive
applications for grants
from campus organizations
in accordance with an allo-
cation from the budget.

Flint People
Make News

Jeff Raphelson won first
place in the radio and
broadcasting presentations
and Brian Kronick second
place in oratory in the dis-
trict competition of the
Michigan High School Fo-
•rensic Contest sponsored by
the University of Michigan.
Both will participate in the
regional competition this
month.
Genesee Circuit Judge

Donald R. Freeman has

Youth. Win Tribute

Jody Gottlieb and Jimmy
Rosenthal will have trees
planted in their honor- in Is-
rael for finding the afiko-
man during the two Seders
held for the religious school
at Temple Beth El.

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Foreign Films Due
at Institute of Arts

The Detroit Film Theatre
of she- Detroit Institute of
Arts will present three fea-
ture films this weekend.
"Alicia," a Cuban' film
will be shown 7 and 9:30
p.m. today in the arts in-
stitute. "Boudu Saved from
Drowning" (French) can be
seen at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Sat-
urday and "Treasure of the
Sierra Madre" can be seen
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
For ticket information,
call the film theatre office,
833-7942, 'r the ticket office,
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Wednesday—Cong. Beth
Israel Sisterhood meeting,
12 : 30 p.m., synagogue; and
FJCC Leadership Devel-
opment Committee meet-
ing, 8 p.m., home of Dr.
and Mrs. Peter Gluck, 2119
Mountain Ave.
Thursday—ORT board
meeting, 1 p.m., home of

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lunch, 12:30 p.m., River
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This Week At

Hodgkins Disease
Meeting Monday

The Michigan Hodgkins '-
events. This is a rnethdd of Disease Foundation will
meet 8 p.m. Monday at the
demonstration.
"This year at Passover Fisher Center, Providence
let us reassert ourselves to Hospital.
The public is invited. Re-
those who countenance si-
lence regarding Soviet freshments will be served.
Jewry—let us declare that
For information, call Joe
we will maintain our vigil- Halberg, 476-7881.
ance. To those who say our
problems are insur-
A king promises but ob-
mountable, let us , declare serves only what he pleases.
that our standard of com-
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passion must be how much
better conditions can be,
and to those who try to di-
vide the Jewish community
we say we are 'united and
truly one. A community
ready to fa& the tasks, that
lie before us in the coming
months with a spirit de-
rived from the tradition of
freedom of the Passover
season."

Murray E. Moss, presi-
dent of the Flint Jewish
Community Council, urged
greater participation in
communal activities and
support for Soviet Jewry in
his Passover message to
the Flint Jewish commu-
nity.
He stated in part:
"A tangible method of as-
suring success is through
active participation in com-
munity-activities, from cam-
paign to Soviet Jewry —
from education to cultural

Flint Area News

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