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• stresses individual attention in a smaller, less structured classroom
• provides team teaching with two certified pre-school teachers per class
• includes readiness programs in both english and hebrew
• creates aloving environment for pre-schoolers to explore their worlds
• believes creative play is the pre-schooler's work
• emphasizes social and mental growth through positive activity
• acquaints children with their jewish heritage
including V2 day sessions a.m. or p.m., optional lunch program
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Flint News
Flint Opts for Federation
The board of governors of
the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council has approved a
new constitution calling for
establishinent of the Flint
Jewish Federation to re-
place the current constitu-
tion governing activities of
the Flint Jewish commu-
nity.
When put into effect the
restructured community
agency will do business on a
Jan. 1-Dec. 31 basis and in-
clude membership of every
Jewish person who is a resi-
dent of the metropolitan
Flint area, all of whom will
be eligible to participate in
all the services and pro-
grams of the Flint Jewish
Federation.
In the first year, 24 mem-
bers will be elected to the
board of directors with
staggered terms ranging
from one to three years. In
the following year eight
members of the board of di-
rectors will be elected for
three-year terms.
At least four months
before each annual meet-
ing, the president, with
Young Adults
Host Art Show
The Shalom Group for
young adult Jewish singles
and marrieds will have a
"giant art show" 8 p.m.
Saturday' at the River Hol-
low club house, 1097 River
Valley Dr., Flint. Preview
will begin at 7.
The show will feature
original oils from all over
the world, lithographs,
Rockwell prints and more.
Refreshments will be
served, and admissiOn is
free.
Seats AVailable
for Council Event
Reservations are still
available for the Flint
Jewish Community Coun-
cil's trip to Huckleberry
Railroad and the Historical
Crossroads Village -Co be
held Thursday, leaving 9:45
a.m. from Flint's Temple
Beth El.
There is a charge, and
fruit, beverages and dessert
will be provided.
For information and
transportation, call Stella
Koenig, 732-2721; or Judy
Kasle, 767-5922.
DAfirar 011ice Supped & 57 terititare
is pleased to announce the relocation of their showroom, offices and warehouse
to
22310 Telegraph Road
(2 Blocks South of Nine Mile Road)
Southfield, Michigan 48034
(313) 352-6100
Couple Tells
WeddingTlans
approval of the board of
directors, will appoint a
nominating committee
which will submit a slate
of officers and candi-
dates for the board of di-
rectors at least 60 days
before the annual meet-
ing.
Officers of the federation
will include president, first
vice president, second vice
president, third vice
president and treasurer.
They will serve one-year
terms.
Seniors to Gather
for Trips, Lunch
The Senior Friendship
Club of the Flint Jewish
Community Council has
planned a variety of activi-
ties for the forthcoming
weeks.
At 9:45 a.m. Thursday,
the group will join the
Jewish community's trip to
Huckleberry Railroad.
The June 19 event will in-
clude a noon luncheon and
games day. Marcia Fried-
man will be on hand to
check blood pressure.
Luncheon will be served
at noon June 26, when "The
King and I" film will be
shown.
Meadow Brook
Trip Is Planned
The Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council has reser-
vations for the June 29 con-
cert at Meadow Brook
Music Festival featuring
the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, conducted by
Neville Marriner.
The car pool will leave
Flint's Temple Beth El at
4:30 p.m. There are 25 re-
served seats in the pavilion_
and 25 reserved lawn seats.
Participants are re-
quested to bring their own
food and blankets. Checks
should be mailed to the
FJCC, 120 W. Kearsley,
Flint 48502.
Community
Calendar
Sunday — Hashachar
family picnic, 1:45 p.m.;
Temple Beth El annual
meeting, noon, home of
e
Judy Singer.
Tuesday — UJA
Women's Division Cabinet
meeting, 2 p.m.
Thursday — Beth Israel
board of education meeting,
8 p.m.
Files for Post
Tom Lewand of Royal
Oak, Oakland County
commissioner for the 11th
District, has filed nominat-
ing petitions for the position
of Oakland County execu-
tive. Lewand is an attorney.
University Chair
JERUSALEM — The re-
cently endowed J. Robert
Fisher Chair at Hebrew
University will be used to
develop projects to aid the
education of Israel's disad-
vantaged.
MISS NORMAN
• Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Norman of Southfield an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Diana Les-
lie, to Iry Shelby, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Shelby of
West Bloomfield.
Miss Norman earned a
BA degree in secondary
education and a MA degree
in instructional technology
at Wayne State University.
Her fiance earned a BS de-
gree in chemistry at East-
ern Michigan University
and is a MBA degree candi-
date at Michigan State
University.
An August wedding is
planned.
Orthodox Nurses
Accept Settlement
in Sabbath Case
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Two Orthodox Jewish
nurses, one of them fired
and the other denied em-
ployment by the New York
University Medical Center
over their Sabbath obser-
vance time-off requests,
have accepted a settlement
under which the medical
center has agreed to notify
them. of any vacancies
occurring in the next 18
months in their nursing
specialties, with assurance
their religious'needs will be
recognized.
We Support
RALPH DAVIS
for Oak Park
Board of Education
He Knows About:
• Finance
• Building Utilization
• Need to educate
all kids
Vote for RALPH DAVIS
Monday, June 9
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