58 Friday, May 12, 1978

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Caricatures

for your party

By

SAM FIELD

Call

399-1320

Art Auction Set
by Sisterhood

Beth Israel Sisterhood
will sponsor an art auction
7:30 p.m. May 21 at the
synagogue. Champagne
preview will begin at 6:30.
Lithographs, etchings,
serigraphs,
woodcut!,
paintings and watercolors
will be displayed for sale.
Admission is nominal.

Jeans 'N' Things

CAMPING NEEDS

Everything Discounted
SLEEPING BAG SALE

Painters Pants
Tube Socks
Underwear
Hooded Sweat Shirts
Blue Jeans
T Shirts
Straps
Compasses
Bandanas
Drinking Cups
Flannel Shirts

Duffel Bags
Ditty Bags
Back Packs
Laundry Bags
Mussette Bags
Knapsacks
Yucca Bags
Canteens
Scout Knives
Mess Kits
Stuff Bags
Ponchos

241 W. 9 Mile

544-1144

Foreign Aid

Flint News

Ferndale
across from F&M

Help for Russian Jews Is Sought

The Resettlement Sub-
committee of the Jewish
Family Service Committee
of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council is seeking
help from the community in
resettling recently arrived
Russian Jewish immig-
rants.
Chairmen of the sub-
committee are Jo Abramson
and Anita Kippleman, as-
sisted by Bernard Abram-
son, Chalotte Kasle and
Carol Olds, JFS chairman.
The committee seeks
and stores household
goods, bedding and the
like required to set up a
household. Temporary
lodging is sought for the
new immigrants, how-
ever, transportation to
English classes, shop-

Flint People
Make News

Dr. Samuel Sorscher is
among 39 state dentists who
will be named life members
of the Michigan Dental
Association.
•• •
Vivian Gottlieb is a
finalist in the Great Quilts
of America contest, spon-
sored by the United States
Historical Society, Good
Housekeeping and the
Museum of American Folk
Art.

CANTOR NORMAN ATKINS
IN CONCERT

Sunday, May 21, 1978
8:00 P.M.

"From Shtet'I to Broadway"

Cantor Norman Atkins is truly one of the fine
voices of this generation. He is noted for his ap-
pearance in Opera, in Concert and on Broadway.
His programs touch many aspects of the Jewish
experience — nostalgia, humor, sadness, love
and religion.

ping and appointments
also is needed.
Volunteers also help the
immigrants with daily
problems, interpreting
notices in the mail, finding
a doctor and more.

Women to Model
Israeli Fashions

The Ann Lebster Chapter
of Hadassah will present
The Hadassah Seligsberg
School of Design's 1978 Is-
raeli Fashion Show noon
May 24 at Cong. Beth Is-
rael. A buffet luncheon will
be served, and for reserva-
tions call 732-8038 or 234-
0227.
Chairman and co-
chairman of the event,
Tobye Weiss and Rhea Co-
hen, respectively, announce
that the modeling will be
done by local Hadassah
members: Joanne Alfred,
Barbara Berlin, Jan Eis-
man, Pat Fauer, Charlotte
Kasle, Sherri Kasle, Sarah
Osher, Diane Rabin, Chic-
kie Seide and Gail Silver-
man. Commentary will be
rendered by Maxine
Kronick. Eleanor Megdell is
in charge of publicity.

$4.00 Donation
$2.00 Senior Citizens and Students

Tickets may be purchased at the Synagogue office,
or call U.7-7970 for further information.

PRESENTED BY
THE CULTURAL COMMISSION OF

CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM

More than 80 countries
benefit from the services of
500 Israeli agricultural ex-
perts.

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FINEST HAIR STYLING
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George Berry Has Joined Our Staff
He will be happy to be your shoe shiner.

SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT

by Appt. Only
on barber services

Manicurist

EVERETT HICKS

FRAN

Shoe Shine

GEORGE

You're invited to enroll your children in

more than just a Hebrew school

COMMUNITY)
CALENDAR

—

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Saturday — Temple
Beth El Torah Convocation.
Monday — Cong. Beth
Israel Sisterhood board
meeting, noon, synagogue;
Temple Beth El board of
education meeting, 8 p.m.,
temple.
Tuesday — Bnai Brith
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Wednesday — ORT
board meeting; and FJCC
Leadership Development
meeting.
Thursday — JWVA
meeting; and FJCC Execu-
tive Committee meeting, 8
p.m.

Bat Mitzva

Sandra Binder will be-
come Bat Mitzva 9 a.m.
Saturday at Cong. Beth Is-
rael.

Bar Mitzva

Joseph Sennabaum,

at
Congregation Beth Shalom
14601 W. Lincoln

FIRESTONE

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —

will become Bar Mitzva 8
p.m. May 19 at Temple Beth
El.

Firm Honors
Sarah Yeszin

Sarah Yeszin of Oak Park
was honored at a dinner
given by her employer,
Burnham, Stoepel and Co.,
wholesale floor coverings in
Detroit, for 60 years of serv-
ice.
Miss Yeszin began with
the company in 1918 at age
15 by falsifying her age. She
has never owned a car or
had a driver's license but
has the best attendance re-
cord of anyone at the firm.
Miss Yeszin is in charge
of the company's billing de-
partment.

ELIGIOUS SCHOOL

AN INDEPENDENT CONSERVATIVE CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL

David A. Nelson,
Rabbi

Cyril Servetter,
Director of Education

CLASSES AVAILABLE FROM

KINDERGARTEN-SENIOR HIGH
BAR-BAT MITZVA

The main goals of Beth Shalom Reli-
gious School are

• to turn children on to Judaism

• to know where they come from,
where they are, and where they are
going

• to be knowledgeable, committed,
feeling Jews

• to be able to transmit this not by
words alone, but by examples to the
next generation.

Reduced Rates to Synagogue
members. Synagogue member-
ships available.

We will be happy to arrange a visit to our
school and/or to have a parent with like age
children contact you with more specifics.

FOR INFORMATION
CALL 547-7972.

Congregation Beth Shalom

14601 W. Lincoln Rd., Oak Park