`Archie Bunker'
Helps Chabad
LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
Carroll O'Connor, televi-
sion's "Archie Bunker," will
lead astar-studded show in
efforts to rebuild Chabad
House here through a local
telethon on Channel 9 Sept.
8.
O'Connor will play a
Najor role in the four-hour
ent, proceeds of which
Will be directly'forwarded to
the Committee to Rebuild
Chabad House which
burned down in a fire that
killed three people last
May.
Others involved in the
program will include Jan
Murray, Jan Peerce, Ed-
ward Asner, Hal Linden,
Adam Rich, Melissa Gil-
bert, Nehemiah Persoff and
Steve Landesberg.
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Flint. News
Flint Jews Begin Change
From Council to Federation
Plans have been com-
pleted for the annual meet-
ing which will signal the
transition of the Flint
Jewish Community Council
to a newly constituted Flint
Jewish Federation.
The meeting will be held
at 6:45 p.m. Sept. 7 in Flint's
Temple Beth El with des-
sert, followed at 7:30 p.m. by
the meeting and election of
officers. The nominating
committee, under the
chairmanship of Murray
Moss, has presented a slate
of candidates for officers
Community
Calendar
INVITATIONS
Saturday — Cong. Beth
Israel services, 9 a.m., fol-
lowed by kidush lunch. In-
stallation of officers.
Sunday — FJCC Israeli
dance group, 6:30 p.m., 1909
Seneca.
Monday — Beth Israel
Sisterhood board meeting,
noon; and Temple Beth El
board meeting, 8 p.m.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
and directors. Petitions also
were made available for
others desiring to seek
office.
Under the Flint Jewish
Federation constitution,
every Jewish person who is
a resident of the metropoli-
tan Flint area is a member
of the Flint Jewish Federa-
tion and is eligible to par-
ticipate in all the services
and programs of the Flint
Jewish Federation.
New Year Cards
for Refusniks
In cooperation with over
100 Jewish communities
throughout the United
States, the Community Re-
lations Committee of the
Flint Jewish Community
Council is participating in a
campaign to send a million
New Year cards to long-
term refuseniks, Soviet
Jews who have been wait-
ing over six years for per-
mission to leave the USSR.
The council is preparing a
New Year card, printed in
Russian, which will be dis-
tributed to the community.
The card will contain a
greeting for the New Year, a
listing of Jewish holidays
and the Hebrew alphabet.
Pre-addressed envelopes to
Flint's adoptee, Lev Roit-
burd, will be included.
Roitburd, his wife, Lilia,
and one child have been
waiting eight years to emi-
grate to Israel.
Sidney Barnett Marks 80th
Sidney Barnett, former
Pontiac resident, of Hallan-
dale, Fla., was honored by
relatives at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hershel (Joyce)
Stuart on the occasion of his
80th birthday.
Born in Pontiac, one of 13
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph (Rachel) Barnett,
the first Jewish family to
settle in Pontiac, Mr. Bar-
nett married the former
Golda Meyers of Detroit in
1937. They have a son,
Donald J., a lecturer at
California State Univer-
sity.
The senior Mr. Barnett
had a retail business iri Pon-
tiac for 52 years. He was
active in the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation for 25 years
and was a life member of
Temple Beth Jacob, for
which he was treasurer and
president. •
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of the Pontiac Chamber
of Commerce, chairman
of the Pontiac Better
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Honorees
Dedication Chairman: Ivan Bloch
Senior Schedule
The Friendship Club will
not meet the last two
Thursdays in August, and
will resume meeting Sept. 4
at Flint's Temple Beth El.
Jewish Blind
Parley Focus
NEW YORK — With ex-
panded cultural, educa-
tional and religious oppor-
tunities for the blind and
visually handicapped as its
aim, the Jewish Braille In-
stitute of America, Inc., has
scheduled a series of semi-
nars in Miami, Houston and
Los Angeles.
Arranged in cooperation
with local Jewish federa-
tions, the programs are for
rabbis, communal workers
and librarians.
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pated evils, is to bemoan
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LUBAVITCH CENTER DEDICATION
The United Syangogue
Youth organization is seek-
ing –community assistance
in plans for the Oct. 24-26
USY convention to be
hosted by Flint.
Jewish teenagers from
Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo,
Benton Harbor, Grand
Rapids and Flint will par-
ticipate in the sessions. For
information, call Danny
Binder, 742-5648; or Jason
Engelman, 239-9895.
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Guest of Honor:
Hon. Carl Levin, U.S. Senate
Greetings:
Hon. Avern Cohn, Federal Judiciary
Hon. Joseph Forbes, Mich. House of Representatives
Hon. Doug Ross, Michigan Senate
Rabbi Abraham Shemtov, Education Advisory Council of the President
Honorary Chairman, Michigan Chabad:
Chairman, Michigan Chabad:
1980 Campaign Chairman:
Chairman, Camp Can Israel:
Building Committee:
Emma Lazaroff-Schaver
Irwin I. Cohn
Irving Laker
Charles E. Feinberg
David Hermelin
Lubavitch Regional Office:
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