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October 13, 1978 - Image 43

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1978-10-13

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Flint News

Toronto Rabbi Speaks in Flint

The- Adult Education made possible by the Dr.
Committee of Temple Beth Max Hart Adult Education
El will open its lecture Fund, established in mem-
series 8 p.m. Oct. 25 with a ory of Dr. Hart.
talk by Rabbi Jordan
Pearlson, spiritual leader
and founding rabbi of Tem-
COMMUNITY
ple Sinai, Toronto. Rabbi
CALENDAR
Pearlson will speak on "Se-
vered Roots — What We
Sunday — Bnai Brith
rship and What We Say Women meeting,
noon.
orship."
Tuesday —
Brith
e lecture series was board meeting, 8 Bnai
p.m.
Wednesday — Cong.
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Flint People
paid - up - membership
luncheon, noon; and FJCC
Make News
Leadership Development
Haniiyr
Leitson, Committee meeting, 8 p.m.,
psychotherapist, is conduct- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
ing a series of classes on var- nold Feder.
Thursday — ZOA meet-
ious topics at Woodside
Church. On Nov. 18, the ing, 8 p.m.
workshop will be devoted to
"Scripts and Your
Marriage/Relationship." Temple Women
The third session will be on Gather. in Flint
"Women in Transition."
The National Federation
There is a fee for the work-
of Temple Sisterhoods, Dis-
shops.
trict 11, will hold a district
Harvey Gordon, for- convention Wednesday and
merly of Flint and now re- Thursday at the Sheraton
siding in Kalamazoo, Hotel, Flint, -and' at Flint's
teaches painting and re- Temple Beth El.
lated subjects at Glen Oaks
The program will include
Community College. He is workshops, speeches„
showing his paintings plenaries and luncheons.
through Oct. 22 at the The keynote speaker will be
Grand Rapids Art Museum. Lorraine Stiffelman, NFTS
vice president, whO will
Carol Olds, chairman of speak on "Why District,
the Jewish Family Service Why National?"
Committee of FJCC, re-
ceived the Betty Pelavin
Memorial Young Leader- Marder to Head
ship Award.
Malcolm Flint Council
Isaacs and Bertha Feller
Ira Marder was installed
- received awards "for their
services as chairmen of as president of the Flint
their respective divisions to Jewish Community Council
the United Jewish Appeal. at its annual dinner.
Other officers are Mal-
Murray Moss also was
colm Isaacs, Edward Powers
cited.
and Bruce Foote, vice
presidents; Louis Epstein,
treasurer; and Ronald
Flint Obituaries Goldstein, secretary:

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Bernard Riskin

Bernard (Barney) Riskin,
co-owner of the Riskin
Brothers Auto Parts, died
Oct. -4 at age 73.
Born in Russia, Mr. Ris-
kin lived 58 years in Flint.
He was a member of Cong.
Beth Israel, the Jewish War
Veterans and was a life
member of the American
Legion. He was a World
War II Army veteran. He
resided at 3047 Monikon Ct.
Mr. Riskin is survived by
brothers, Abraham,
rey and Hyman; and a
sister, Mrs. Jack (Gertrude)
Wapner; nieces and
nephews.

Recipes Sought

Recipes are being col-
lected for the new edition of
Cong. Beth Israel's Sister-
- hood Cookbook. Kosher re-
cipes are needed for every
type of recipe: Slow cooking,
microwave or conventional
cooking. The deadline for
submitting recipes to the
synagogue office is Dec.• 6.
For information, call Judy
Biesman, 732-4738, or
Yedda Osher, 742-5617.

Seniors to Meet

The Senior Friendship
Club of the Flint Jewish
Community Council will
begin a series of luncheon
meetings noon Thursday at
Temple Beth El.

Friday, October 13, 1918 43

JVS Placing Senior Volunteers
in Jewish. Federation Agencies

The Jewish Vocational
Service and Community
Workshop has begun a
Senior Service Corps,
funded by a grant from the
Jewish Community Found-
ation. The corps will engage
in specific volunteer as-
signments on a regular
basis in Jewish Welfare
Federation agencies. Indi-
viduals must be over 60
years of age, or if a person is
handicapped, the age re-
quirement is 55-years-old.
Rita S. Russakoff has
been hired as corps coor-
dinator, working from the
JVS-CW Oak Park office.
"It has been felt for a long
time that the life experi-
ence, skills and knowledge
of this age group were not
being utilized fully," stated
James M. Augilst, chair-
man of the counseling and
placement committee of
JVS-CW. "Many of these
people would be doing
meaningful volunteer work
if they only had transporta-
tion or help in translating

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MISS HERZOFF

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H.
Herzoff of Southfield an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara
Gaye, to Steven Jay
Schwartz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Schwartz of
Southfield.
A March wedding is
planned.

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Bar Mitzva

Michael Griffel will be-
come Bar Mitzva 8 p.m. Oct.
20 at Temple Beth El.

JFS Seminar
for Volunteers

The Jewish Family Serv-
ice and Resettlement Serv-
ice will hold their annual
volunteer institute 9:3Q
a.m. Nov. 1 at the main
United Hebrew Schools
building.
"The Give and Take of
MISS KAUFMAN
Volunteerism" will be the
topic presented by a panel
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kauf-
composed of Dr. Ronald man of Oak Park announce
Trunsky, Edythe Jackier, the engagement of their
Annette Bechek and Alicia daughter, Jo, to Mark
Karr.
Laurens, son of Mr. and
For information, call Mrs. Jonas Laurens of
Fayga Dombey, JFS coor- Livonia.
dinator of volunteer serv-
A December wedding is
ices, 559-1500.
planned.

RITA RUSSAKOFF

their experiences into a
position that fits their needs
and interests. In our pro-
gram, the corps member
will actively decide with the
coordinator what they want
to do and which Federation
agency they prefer to work
in."

Arab Thespians
at Kalamazoo

had extensive experience as
a volunteer and profes-
sional working with senior
adults.
Some examples of the
volunteer job positions
available presently are
teacher's aide, news coor-
dinator, cost coordinator,
clerical and office aides,
evaluation aide, printer's
helper, restaurant hostess,
beautician's aide, and nur-
sery school aide.
"The best part of this pro-
gram is that we can design a
job to fit the specific needs
and talents of the indi-
vidual," Mrs. Russakoff
said. "And these jobs are not
`busy work' but vital and
helpful to the agencies, the
JeWish community, and the
people involved."
Persons interested in the
Senior Service Corps should
call Mrs. Russakoff at
JVS-CW, 967-0500.

Door-to-door transpor-
tation and lunch or lunch
money will be provided
to all Senior Service
Corps members. In those
situations where a corps
member drives, they will
be reimbursed for gas.
Mrs. Russakoff was for-
merly with the city of Oak
Park as the social service
and program coordinator of
the Oak Park-North Royal
Oak Township senior citi-
zens drop-in center. She has

A group of 11 professional
actors, playwrights and di-
rectors from Egypt, Jordan,,
Kuwait and Syria will be
conducting workshops and
plays at Kalamazoo Col-
lege, Oct. 19-30.

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