Health Insurance
Talk for Aged
The Institute of Gerontol-
ogy at the University of
Michigan and the Oakland
Livingston Human Service
Agency will sponsor a 'free
program about health in-
surance for the elderly
12:30 p.m. Jan. 13 at the
Oak Park Community Cen-
ter.
Elizabeth Murtagh, a
field service representative
lue Cross-Blue Shield,
speak on Medicare,
Medicaid and Medicap in-
surance coverage for the el-
derly.
CJF Elects
6 Detroiters
Several' Detroiters were
elected to the 1981 board of
directors of the Council of
'sh Federations during
9th General Assembly
of the CJF, held last month
in Detroit.
Named to the board were
Mandell L. Berman, Martin
E. Citrin,. Stanley D.
Frankel, Max M. Fisher,
David Handleman and
George M. Zeltzer. ,
Divorce Topic
of Programs
The Oakland County
Child Advocacy and'Family
Service Project will begin a
series of six programs on di-
vorce 7:15 p.m. Jan. 5 at the
First United Methodist
Church, 1589 W. Maple,
Birmingham.
The project is sponsored .
by the Oakland County
Probate Court and the
Junior League of Birming-
ham. For details, call the
probate court office, 858-
0043.
Happy
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Flint News .
Basketball Team Is Victorious
The Flint Jewish Federa-
tion's men's basketball
team won its second
straight game Dec. 6 by de-
feating Hope United
Methodist Church, 42-18, in
the Flint YMCA Men's "B"
Division, Inter-church Ath-
Flint
Engagements
Michigan Man
to Wed Israeli
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy
of Jerusalem, Israel, an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Rinah, to
Yagil Goldberg of Brooklyn,
N.Y. son of Mrs. Dorothy
Goldberg of Essexville,
Mich., and the late Mr. Ed-
ward Goldberg.
Miss Levy was graduated
from Hebrew University
with a BA degree in Hebrew
literature. Her fiance re-
ceived a BA degree in
sociology from Western
Michigan University and
was graduated from He-
brew University with an
MA degree in Middle East-
ern political sociology.
A July wedding in
Jerusalem is planned.
Games Night Set
Beth Israel Sisterhood
will host a games evening
6:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at Beth Is-
rael. The evening will fea-
ture a gourmet Italian
dinner, wine and hors
d'oeuvres. Reservations are
limited. For reservations,
call the synagogue, 732-
6311.
60th
Anniversary
SAM & IDA SORKOWITZ
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We love you.
Your grandchildren and great grandchildren
Michael, Julie, Doug, Alan, Gloria, Janet, Allan,
Jaren, Jodie and Carolyn.
GRAND OPENING
SALE
JE QUALITY
The
Flint
United
Synagogue Youth chapter
will host a quint-city kinnus
Jan. 8-11 at Cong. Beth Is-
rael.
The weekend will include
Shabat dinner and obser-
vance, study groups, a so-
cial, swimming, dancing,
game room, entertainment,
pizza party, minyanim and
brunch.
Registration forms are
available at the synagogue.
For details, call Naomi
Gaynor, 234-1051; or
Danny Binder, 742-6167.
Young Adults
Mark New Year
The Shalom Group of the
Flint Jewish Federation
will have a New Year's Eve
party 8 p.m. Dec. 31 in the
home of Sam Sorscher.
The evening will feature
a potluck dinner, hors
d'oeuvres and dessert.
Young marrieds and singles
are invited. For reserva-
tions, call Dr. and Mrs.
Harold (Debby) Steinman,
767-7686.
Tamarack Staff
Alumni to Meet
Leonard Newman was
elected president of the
Camp Tamarack Staff
Alumni Association at its
recent election meeting.
Other officers are: Jeffrey
Appelbauin and Howard
Davis, vice presidents; Bar-
bara Feldman, treasurer;
and Mrs. Barry Moss and
Mrs. Ronald Barnett,
secretaries.
The association will hold
a winter reunion 9 a.m. Jan.
18 at the Benard L. and
Rosalyn L. Maas Recreation
Area in Ortonville.
The reunion will include
tobogganing, skating,
cross-country skiing, snow
shoeing and more.
For details, call the Fresh
Air Society, 661-0600.
to
Open Nazi Archive
documents. The project is
being financed by the Swiss
National Fund for Scientific
Research. It is estimated
that three years will be
needed for its completion.
The ICRC has prom-
ised absolutely no re-
strictions on the findings
of the researchers which
are expected to cast light
on a subject that _isstill
being investigated 35
years after the war.
Favey has not indicated
yet who he will ask to assist
him in his research. It is be-
lieved that his team will in-
chide at least one prominent
Jewish scholar.
Mack Pitt
and his
Orchestra
plus
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Flint BB Lodge
Aids Hospitals
Flint Lodge, Bnai Brith,
again this year will host
"Operation Brotherhood" in
local hospitals so others can
celebrate their holidays
with their families.
To volunteer, call Damor
Mitshkun, 732-0926; Hy
Klein, 767-3948; or Jack
Kippelman, 733-1132, after
5 p.m.
Community
Calendar
Group to Install
New Officers
Joe Rott will be installed
as president of the Lutzker
Voliner Society Wednesday.
Other officers are: Al
Munson, vice president;
Jack Schwartz, treasurer;
Rae Kaufman, recording
,secretary; Tillie Kronon,
ladies hospitaler; Harry
Kronon, men's hospitaler;
Eva Levin, social chairman;
and Ida Berger, social
chairman.
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Flint Will Host
Kinnus Event
GENEVA (JTA) — The
International Commission
of the Red Cross (ICRC) will
open its archives on Nazi
persecutions during World
Wra II to scholarly research
for the first time since the
end of the war.
A Swiss professor of liter-
ature at Geneva University,
Jean Claud Favey, has been
authorized to make use of
the archives in preparation
of a book on the humanita-
rian agency's aid to victims
of Nazi persecution.
He and his team, as yet
unnamed, will have access
to some 300,000 pages of
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Monday — Beth Israel
Sisterhood board meeting,
noon; and Temple Beth El
board meeting, 8 p.m.
GENUINE LEATHER
Oak Park Shopping Plaza
letic Association basketball
program.
Carl Rittman led the Fed-
eration team in scoring with
23 points, followed by Gil
Himelhoch with 8. Other
players on the squad are:
Jeff Himelhoch, Rob and
Dave Hurand, Mike and Jon
Pines, Jerome Feldman and
Bob Kalmar.
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