Friday, December 22, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL
URGES USE OF COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Because of a • number of con- ments of the community are a f-
a special auditorium program is flicts in dates which have oc- fected by the events, it is pus.
in the community recent-- sible to have more than one
Club members: President, Mrs. L.
a nnedfor the entertainment of curred
eveIlait. t lh isetediatfeorie. at t a he osfamaevatliiiiiiiileg.
Youth Canteen to Be Aptaker; vice. presidents, Mrs. pl
the juniors in the spirit of the ly, the internal relations com-
R. Marshak and Mrs. B. Prog;
mittee
of
the
Jewish
Community
Opened Tues., Dec. 26 recording secretary, Mrs. I. Sabbath.
con fli cts, the community organi- 0
During the school holiday week Council this week issued a re-
li tlywr iltiqu ae it s iteL
Another step in the expansion Schulman; treasurer, Mrs. B. of Dec. 25 through Jan. 1, ac- minder to Jewish organizations zations are urgen
the community calendar for
of the Intermediate program of Saginaw; sick committee, Mrs. tivities will be scheduled from urging them to make more fre- use la
the Jewish Community Center S. Steinberg; flower fund, Mrs. I. 2 to 4 p. m, instead of the usual quent and systematic use of the c erin g dates.
community calendar which is organization in getting a larger
will be taken with the opening Etkin.
time.
111:
by the Community
attendancefor its program, and
Mildred Roenitsky is director maintained
of the Youth Canteen on Tues-
it will make for more harmony
Service
Wives
to
Hold
il.
ounc
of the junior program and is as- c
day evening, Dec. 26, at the
a
_ throughout the community. The
The
community
calendar
is
in-
Adeline
sisted by Shirley Belkin,
Jewish Community Center, it was Social Evening Dec. 28
ebeen
il ia th pe ro( pe oil l i :
dateswitiliechp
service
to
organiza-
e
d
as
a
en
d
Subar, Rochelle Korngold, Reu- t
announced by Emil T. Stern, in-
published
The Service Wives of the Jew- ben Young and Katherine Ziff.
tions. It makes it possible to plan cleared
termediate activities chairman.
munity Council Voice which ap-
a
major
function
with
the
assur-
sponsorship
of
the
In-
ish
Community
Center
will
have
Under the
ance that no other event, likely pears monthly. Dates may be
termediate Council, the Canteen a social evening at their next Saturday night Adult
to appeal to the same constitu- cleared by telephone. The num-
will hold forth every Tuesday meeting, Thursday, Dec. 28. The Party on December 23
57
he herCom1n6 mnity
Council
ency, will be scheduled for the berat ia the
night on the entire third floor group, which was organized two
Cherry
next Saturday night adult same time. The policy governing office
and will feature a variety of ac- months ago under the leadership
tivities. of Mrs. Esther Mossman of the party of the Jewish Community the community calendar is to
According to Norien Wein- Center staff, now has a member- Centel' will be held Dec. 23 in list only one major event for any
stein and Jacob Kutnick, co- ship of over 100 wives of men Butzel Hall at 8 :30 p. in. The given time. This protects the or- PORT HURON NOTES
chairmen of the Council Can- in service.
theme of the evening will be ganizations which are careful to
On Jan. 1, the group will serve "Frolics of 1944," featuring a plan well in advance. Where it a 11s l a t.S
c lilfaitl ou a s ka School
eho(ia
c ha d 1
ce ei s ia n fiu i
teen committee, present plans in-
successful Chanukah
elude dancing to the juke box at the downtown USO from 9 singer, a dance team, an accor- is apparent that different se
tion on Sunday, Dec. 17. The
in Butzel Hall; popular table to 4 p. m. At their last meeting dionist and a pianist.
opening prayer was given by
games in room 300; dancing class Mrs. Henry Meyers spoke on
Refreshments will be available
d room
the 302;
Serve
I AM A WAC
Miss Fradelle Hunter, and th,.
in
the new -A-Camp
Interme- the club project
adopted it as and
one of throughout the evening. Blume
Scripture Reading from the Book
iate Lounge; movies in room
Nagler is chairman of the com-
By SGT. RUTH C. WOLF
of Maccabees by Miss Ellen Gold-
301; ping gong in room 305 and their projects. They will bring mittee planning the event.
307, and ice cream parlor serv - gifts for service men to all fu-
The spirit of Christmas pre _ man, both members of the fac-
ice in room 303. ture meetings. They are also Boxing Lessons to Be
once more despite the prox• ulty of the Sunday School. The
vails
Gertrude Bandolen, in charge manning a War Bond booth at
imity of battle, and the far- Candle Service was rendered by
of entertainment for the com- the Jewish Community Center Given to Youngsters
from-practiced, immortal words, B ia arbaK rie t rtF ea s,rbeara ,
dileA kIn lanan(K I oNti t i l i i i.
mittee, has announced that the and in two weeks have already
R uben Young of the junior "Peace os earth, good will to• y The intermediate grades pre- e
Troupers will present a program sold over $2,000 in bonds and staff
of the Jewish Community ward men."
of singing and dancing at the stamps. Plans are now being
Christmas at camp finds many seated a play, "Two Ways of
Center, announces that boxing
opening night, and that on sue-
lessons
for
all
juniors
from
the
Wacs
far from home, but deter- Living, dramatized for the
Mrs.
Sadie
Saferstein is course.
chair-
ceeding programs, other clubs in made
for
a homemaking
ages of 8 to 14 years will be mined to make Christmas a met- school by Rabbi Auerbach. Also
the council will prepare enter- man of the group and is assisted given Monday, Tuesday and Wed- ry one, regardless. Wacs are on the program were Mask'
tainment.
Stein, ice
who
is in by Mrs. Ida Bader, chairman
charge of Ruth
the novel
cream
of nesday afternoons, and Sunday aware of the importance of the Hunter and Richard Oringer.
commit-
the serve-a-serviceman commit-
at 3 p. m. tasks they are performing this Jule J. Levy, acting president Of
Congregation Mt. Sinai, spoke on
parlor service, has indicated that tee; Mrs. Sylvia Winton, chair-
Instructions will be given in Yuletide season. They willingly behalf of the congregation. Re-
sodas, sundaes, malteds and other
boxing
prior
to
the
boxing
tourn-
remain
at
their
posts,
side
by
prices.
Helen
home-
freshmnts
were served by the
snacks will ect;
be sold Mrs.
at popular
man of Felstein,
the Serve-a-Camp
proj-
e
with the soldiers, who, i n
making committee; Mrs. Fran- ainent planned for some time in side
many
instances,
have
spent
more
Mt.
Sinai
Sisterhood.
*
. *
To introduce the new program ces Markowitz, program chair- February.
There will be a 10-hour train- Christmases away from home
Mrs.
Miriam
Fuerst,
War
Chaplain's
Sabbath
was ob-
to boys and girls in the corn- man!
Fa- ing period which will include than have most Wacs.
served by Congregation Mt. Si-
munity between the ages of 14 Bond chairman; Mrs. Pauline
The
revival
of
the
Christmas
committee; skipping rope, general condition-
refreshment
and 17, a special two-week can- bian,
spirit is in full swing once again nai during its services on Friday
and boxing skills.
teen and Intermediate Lounge Mrs. Frances Agranove. knitting ing Before
entering the boxing in much the same manner as it night, Dec. 15, with Dr. Auer- ,
Guest Card will be made avail- chairman, and Mrs. Helen Sher- tournament, all boys will be given has been revived each year bach preaching on "Have W
able to visitors. This new activ- man, social committee.
* * *
Nembers
are welcome and a physical examination. through the centuries. Wacs are Still Maccabees?"
w me
icy has been planned through the
crunching through the snow in
are
invited
to
come
to
the
next
field
representative of
of-
B.
Rich,
Intermediate Council whose
slick government issue golashes,
carrying curiously shaped bun- Bnai Brith, visited Port Huron
ficers include: Irving Herkowitz, meeting.
Chaim Lieberman
president and social chairman;
dies, whose contents have been during the Chanukah week, and
Kaplan, vice president; Library Committee
disguised in gay wrappings and held a series of important con-
•
To
Address
Torah
Along ferences with the officers and
Harold Greenhut, treasurer; Mar- Receives Gift from
yards of red ribbon.
cie Becker, secretary; Sue Gross- Saturday Book Club
stretches of heretofore unmolest- trustees . of the Port Huron
Month
Function
man, lounge chairman. and Wil-
ellsnow drifts wind scratchy Lodge.
Liam Rosberg, journalism chair-
Maurice Dombey, chairman of
Officers and delegates of all trails strewn with pine needles.
Weiss, lounge di-
man.
Mort is
tor,staff
advisor to the Can- the library committee of the Jew- Detroit synagogues and com- Someone has dragged a Christmas
teen c is staff and Irving Can- ish Community Center, an- munal groups have been invited tree to its crowning place of
tee
to a special conference, Sunday glory amid trimmings and gifts in
ter, director of intermediate ac_ nounces the receipt of a gift
inter`
from
the Satur Book Club. afternoon, Jan. 14, at 2:30 in a WAC day room.
tivities, is advisor to
the The
i Saturday
gift was made in memory Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter
At some sections of the globe
Auslander and Cortland, for the discussion where women are serving, Christ-
.
mediate council.
Night will of Mrs. Jeanette
Intermediate Hobby alism and Weiss and Mrs. Victoria Shifman of the local problems of Jewish mas seems far removed from their
be started with journ
religious education. Chaim Lieb- lives. But tradition is prevalent
dramatic groups both meeting on Lifshitz.
The money will be used to pur- erman, well known Yiddish jour- and although warm winds rustle
Thursday night, in rooms 305 and
nalist and member of the Fo- the leaves of palm trees and the
IDEAL FOR
307, respectively. All interme- chase books for young people.
ward staff, will come from New tropical moon reminds one more
—7--
diates are invited to participate. Second Honor Roll
COOKING,
York as speaker for the occasion, of summer, Wacs keep the Christ-
one of the major functions in nuts spirit alive by exchanging
Now on Display
BAKING,
the third annual Torah month gifts, whether they be choice
Mothers' Clubs to
bars of soap or shoelaces.
The Jewish Community Center sponsored by the Yeshivah.
and FRYING
1;
Discuss Legislation
now has a second Honor Roll on L a n d scanschaften, congrega- In whatever strange, new land
display in its lobby. It is of the tions and other organized Jew- Wacs find themselves this sea-
ALL MEAT
The state and federal legis- New Detroiters, the refugee ish bodies in the city are asked son, they know the dreams they
and DAIRY
lative program for 1945 will be group of Detroit, who have over to reserve this date and appoint have for a perfect Christmas are
discussed at the January meet- 130 men and women serving in five delegates each to represent being realized through the vital
FOODS
ings of the Mothers' Clubs.
the armed forces. There are two them at the meeting. Mr. Lieb- work in which they are now en-
Calendar.
gold stars on the Honor Roll for erman, who has recently pub- gaged.
”
Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1:30 p. m. two men who have already made lished an important volume on
'i
He who throws even a splinter
at the Jewish Community Cen- the supreme sacrifice with their the subject, will speak on "Jews
KEACH AND SONS, Inc.
ROKEACH
ter in Butzel Hall—Children's
and Judaism in a Gentile World." to cover a widow's house will be
BROOKLYN, N.Y.
party sponsored jointly by the lives.
God.
His address will be followed by protected by
Young Women's Study Club and
•t thorough discussion of the prob-
Woodward Club. Owing to the Special Activities
lems confronting parents and the
Planned
for
Children
party on Tuesday there will not
community in the training of
be a regular meeting of the
for prac-
ish
A merican Jewlivingyouth
Mrs.
Charles
Lakoff,
chairman
Woodward Club on Wednesday, of the junior program committee
tical Jewish in the modern
Dec. 27.
of the Jewish Community Center, environment. The a f t e r n o o n
Center Mothers' Club—Wed- announces that special activities promises to be one of the out-
AT
nesday evening at 8:30 p., m., are planned for children from standing educational and cultur-
Dec. 27, at the Jewish Commu- the ages of 8 to 14 years every al events of the year.
nity Center, Woodward at Hol-
The Yeshivah Month to be
week day from 4 to 6 p. m., and
brook.
publically inaugurated at the
on
Sunday
from
2
to
5
p.
in.
"
Davison Mothers' Club—Thurs-
The children participate in conference on Jan. 14 will come
* *HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
day evening, Dec. 28. at 8:30
arts and crafts, dramatics, - gym, to a conclusion Sunday, Feb. 11,
p. m., at Workmen's Circle Edu- swimming,
dancing, journalism with the yearly banquet of the
cational Center, Linwood at Bur-
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah in con-
and group singing.
lingame.
On each Friday afternoon in irrigation with Shaarey Zedek.
The following officers were re- addition to the regular activities, Rabbi William Drazin of Tor-
cently installed by the Fenkell
onto, Canada, president of the
_
-.. Rabbinical Council of America,
will be the guest speaker at
that patrons' dinner.
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