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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

46 Friday, January 23, 1981

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Temple Women Conduct Study Group

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Flint's Temple Beth El at the University of
Sisterhood is forming a Michigan, "Pressures
study group which will meet That Heighten Indi-
noon Tuesdays in February, vidualism," Feb. 17; and
Barbara Nurenberg of the
beginning Feb. 10.
The speakers and their Jewish Vocational Service,
topics are: Sally Jaeger, "Crisis Situations Handled
head librarian at the West by the JVS," Feb. 24.
Flint Branch Library, who
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will revies Unfinished
Community
Business, Pressure Points
in the Lives of Women, by
Calendar
Maggie Scarf, Feb. 10;
Dr. Melvin Reinhart,
Saturday — Beth Israel
professor of psychiatry junior congregation par-
ents' Shabat service.
Monday — Beth Israel
Sisterhood board meeting,
noon; and Temple Beth El
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Tuesday — Beth Israel
adult education classes,
8:20 p.m.; and Keren Or
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Thursday — FJF Senior
Friendship Club, noon,
Temple Beth El, film:
"Chicken Soup"; FJF board
of directors, 8 p.m., Temple
Beth El.

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month on station WFBE
The February program
will spotlight Jewish Music
Month, and the feature will
be "Zmirot in the Home on
the Sabbath." Guest artists
will be Cantor Shalom
Kalib and choir director,
Carol Feder.
The March program will
feature Randee Sorscher,
whose topic will be "Yiddish
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Dinner, Games
at Beth Israel

Flint's Cong. Beth Israel
will have an Italian gour-
met dinner and games night
7 p.m. Jan. 31 at the
synagogue. Hors d'oeuvres
and wine will be Awed at
6:30 p.m.
Advance reservations are
required. For details, call
the synagogue, 732-6311.

Flint Obituaries
Herman Richman

Herman Richman, who
was in the wholesale barber
and beauty supply business
for 45 years, died Jan. 12 at
age 72.
Born in New York, Mr.
Richman lived several
years in London, England,
and moved to Flint in 1935.
He was a member of Cong.
Beth Israel. Mr. Richman
wasp World War II veteran.
He founded the Michigan
Beauty Co. and sold it in
1942. He repurchased the
company, then named Ray
Kerns of Flint, in 1954 and
held it until his retirement
in 1974. He resided at 412
Graff Ct.
He is survived by his wife,
Alice; a son, Morris of
Lexington, Ky.; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jack (Rita)
Magidsohn of Grand Blanc,
Mrs. Don (Sandra) Dunayer
of Hollywood, Fla., Mrs.
Harvey (Diane) Ring of
Flint and Mrs. Joel (Mari-
lyn) Feiner of Grand Blanc;
a brother, Ralph of Toronto,
Ont.; three sisters, Mrs.
Mary Vigon and Mrs. David
Vigon, both of Toronto, and
Annie Lassman of London,
England; nieces and
nephews.

Mannie Colish

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The group will meet at
the temple. Men and women
are invited. Participants
are requested to bring a bag
lunch. Coffee and dessert
will be provided.
For reservations by Feb.
3, call the temple, 232-3138.

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Mannie S. Colish, founder
of Mannie's People's Furni-
ture, died Jan. 11 at age 56.
A Flint native, Mr. Colish
was an original sponsor of
Mott Community College
Cultural Center. He was a
member of Cong. Beth Is-
rael, El Khurafeh Shrine
Temple and Genesee Lodge
of the Masons. He resided at
2038 Walden Ct.
He leaves his wife, Lorrie;
a son, Jerrie of Ft. Lauder-
dale, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs.
Paul (Julie) Michitsch; a
brother, Harry Leff of
Florida; a sister, Rose
Richelson of Florida; and
four grandchildren.

USY Ski Trip

Flint United Synagogue
Youth will sponsor a ski trip
Feb. 6-8 at Crystal Moun-
tain, Thompsonville, Mich.
Buses will-leave from Cong.
Beth Israel at 10 a.m.
For reservations and in-
formation, call Alan
;.,
Himelhoch, 732-1150.

turn to the dock for a con-
siderable time.
Czerwinski, who was a
commander of the Lagischa
Camp in the Auschwitz
complex has been charged
with the murders of at least
eight inmates. Schmidt, a
"blockfuehrer" at the same
camp is accused of col-
laborating in the killings.
The proceedings against
them have been under way
for 3 1/2 years.
Observers here belie
the court will have
Arab-Jewish
drop the cases against
both men because the
Parley Slated
prolonged absence of
by Mapam
Czerwirlski will interrupt
JERUSALEM (JTA) — the continuity of the legal
Mapam will hold a national process required by law.
The entire proceedings
Arab-Jewish congress here
would have to begin from
next month.
Victor Shemtov, secre- scratch, but that option is
tary general of Mapam, told unrealistic because the case
a press conference that the depends heavily on wit-
congress will promote nesses who are not expected
Arab-Jewish cooperation in to appear a second time.
the wake of the deteriorat-
ing relations between the
two peoples.
Mack Pitt
Shemtov stressed that the
and his
proposed congress next
Orchestra
month was not intended as a
plus
substitute for the banned
Communist Arab congress
Disco
which was to have been held
just for you
Music
last month in Nazareth, nor
was it linked to the upcom-
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BONN (JTA) — The sixth
and probably last trial of
Nazis accused of war crimes
at Auschwitz may end in a
mistrial in Frankfurt be-
cause the chief defendant,
Horst Czerwinski, 58, suf-
fered a heart attack.
Lawyers for his co-
defendent, Josef Schmidt,
58, have demanded a mist-
rial on grounds that their
client's case is closely re-
lated to that of Czerwinski
who is not expected to re-

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