THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 10, 1977 19
Flint . News
Koenig Will Head Keren Or Group
Donna Koenig was in-
stalled as president of the
Keren Or evening group of
the Ann Lebster Chapter of
Hadassah last week.
Other officers are: Mari-
lyn Rosenfeld. Erna Rich-
mond, Sharon Stein and
Lynn Weiss, vice presi-
dents; treasurer, Vicki Win-
ston; secretaries, Sandi
Leavitt, Linda Roberts and
Carol Pappas.
Bette Wolf to Head Beth Israel Unit
Bette Wolf was installed
as president of the Cong.
Beth Israel Sisterhood at its
annual election, installation
and Torah Fund luncheon.
Other officers are Anne
\sher, Hilda Conn, Bertha
Elizabeth Schreiber,
Elaine Pier, Marilyn Rose-
nfeld, Judy Kasle and Mu-
riel Gotlib, vice presidents;
Marilyn Makrduer, - Marge
Silverton, Shelley Biesman
and • Lenore Kaplan, secre-
taries; Ivah - Kukler, treas-
urer; Zena Moss, parlia-
mentarian; Grace Katz,
past president; and Sue Hi-
melhoch, budget.
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FJCC Board Picks Nominees for Office
Nominees for offices on
the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council for 1977-1978
Ida Pines, 84
Ida Pines, a member of
Flint Jewish organizations,
died May 26 at age 84.
Born in Russia, Mrs.
Pines lived in Flint since
1929. She was a member of
Cong. Beth Israel and its
sisterhood, Hadassah and
the Senior Friendship Club.
She resided at 3100 Miller
Rd.
She is survived -by a son,
Irving; a daughter, Mrs:
Julian (Bertha) Feller; two
sisters, Mary Richman and
Bertha Lottman, both of
California; six grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
are: Murray E. Moss, presi-
dent; Ira B. Marder, Mal-
colm Isaacs and Edward
Powers, vice presidents;
Louis Epstein, treasurer;
and Esta Mitchell, secre-
tary.
Election of officers will
take place at the June 23
meeting of the FJCC board
of governors.
Starting Today, Friday,
Flint People
Make News
Marge Silverton was elect-
ed president of the aux-
iliary to GeneSee County Os-
teopathic Association. Other
officers include Hannah K es-
ten, corresponding secre-
tary.
Ruth Braun was elected
president of the Flint Corn-
munity Planned Parenthood
Association.
CLEANS HOUSE OF
Interviews Aired
Taped interviews with Sis-
Saturday — Cong. Beth ter Ann Gillen, executive di-
Israel Newcomers Party, 8 rector of the National Inter-
p.m., synagogue.
religious Conference on So-
viet
Jewry, who was in
Monday — Hadassah -
Flint for - the recent Soviet
board meeting, 12:30 p.m.
Jewry rally, will be aired 8
Tuesday — FJCC Commu- p.m. Monday on WFBE,
nity Relations Committee- and 7:30 p.m. June 19 and
meeting, 8 p.m., home of 26 on WFDF.
Michael Pelavin, 6 168
Sierra Pass.
Flint Births
Wednesday — Israel
Bonds Parlor Meeting.
May 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday — FJCC Execu- Aron Rolnitzky .( Ellen Gold-
tive Committee meeting, 8 berg of Flint) of Burnsville,
p.m., Council office. Minn., a son, David Adam.
DURING ITS GREATEST STOREWIDE
,
Herzog BlastsSyrian Letter
to UN Calling for Israel's End
UNITED NATIONS
(JTA)—Israel's Ambassa-
dor to the United Nations,
Chaim Herzog, sent a letter
to Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim protesting a Syr-
ian letter which called in ef-
fect for the destruction of Is-
. rael.
The Syrian letter, issued
on the occasion of African
Liberation' Day and sent to
Waldheim and to all UN
representatives, stated that
Syria was committed to
struggle until Zionism was
"finally eliminated."
In his letter to Waldheim,
Herzog wrote that Israel
regretted Syria's undis-
guised exploitation of Afri-
can Liberation Day for the
purpose of pursuing its unre-
lenting political warfare
against Israel. The Syrian
letter, Herzog continued,
"gives the lie to the ful-
some professions of peace-
ful intentions voiced recent-
ly by Syrian leaders. It also
undermines the efforts cur-
rently being made to ad-
vance the process of nego-
tiation toward genuine
peace in the Mideast."
The Israeli envoy reite-
rated Israel's readiness to.
conduct peace negotiations
with Syria at any time on
the basis of Security Coun-
cil Resolutions 242 and 338.
Munitions Explode
TEL AVIV (JTA)—North-
ern Israel was rocked by
the explosion of munitions
in an arsenal on the Golan
Heights last week. No casu-
alties were reported.
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