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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Nathan Kaufman,'
UAW Convention
Delegate, Reports
Stage Club of Israel Religious School
Wayne University Scene
By Frank Beckman
There is no discounting the fact
that 20-year-old Marian Kopnick
is versatile. In addition to major-
ing in speech correction at Wayne,
she teaches dancing at the Capi-
tal Studios after school and reads
Voltaire as a hobby. That seems to
be running the gamut from one
extreme to the other.
Marian is vice-president of tht.
newly - formed Hillel Student
Council and a
member of the
Sigma Theta
Delta Sorority.
In spite of this
jam - packed
schedule of ac-
ademic and ex-
tra - curricular
activities. Miss
Kopnick still
tw
Frank Beckman maintains a
popularity with
the Jewls11 set az Wayne that is
hard to match.
Graduating from Central High
School in 1944, Marian had al-
ready decided upon a school
teaching career. Her dancing in-
structions to children at the Cap-
ital Studios only added impetus
to her desires for the pedagogic
field.
With graduation time still two
years off, this daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Kopnick, 2014
W. Euclid Ave., will be gathering
many more collegiate laurels be-
fore she receives her sheepskin.
When she does leave Wayne for
U. of Michigan and her Master'F,
Degree, she will take witho her
a sparkling personality that is
synonymous with the name --
Miss Marian Kopnick.
•
VETERANS .. .
Ben Weinberg was an all-city
tennis player at Central High
School in 1942. He was a little
guy with a terrific serve, so good
in fact, that he teamed with Bob
Hennessey to win the city tennis
doubles title. Then he went off
to war.
Serving as an Aviation Cadet
physical education instructor at
Randolph Field, Texas, this 20-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Weinberg, of 2697 Cortland Ave.,
found his athletic prowess had
not worn off. He was still able to
put "the big fellows" through tir-
ing calisthenics.
Upon receiving his discharge in
October, Ben enrolled as a Liber-
al Arts Freshman at Wayne in
time to notch a berth on the
Tartar basketball squad. With
spring just around the corner,
Weinberg will soon be getting
out his racquet for a trial on the
Wayne tennis team.
He has indicated that he plans
enrolling at the University of
Michigan next fall and, when he
does, Wayne's loss will be the
Wolverines' gain.
* * *
NORMAN MOSKOVITCII . .
Over four of Norman Mosko-
'itch's 23 years were spent in
Uncle Sam's Army. Less than a
year after Pearl Harbor he was
storming the beaches of North
Africa and three months later
he was lying in a hospital recup
crating from wounds sustained
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in a German dive-bombing at-
tack at Kasserine Pass. Things
moved fast for this slender, ex-
radio operator.
Completely recovered from the
Kasserine debacle, Norm found
himself with the invading forces
in Sicily. Dug in with the besieg-
ing troops around Cassino, Italy,
this son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Moskovitch, 12041 Dexter Blvd.,
began to wonder if these count-
less day of continuous action
would ever end. Finally they did
Now attending Wayne as an
electrical engineering freshman,
Norm is coordinating his Army
experience with his academic
training for future work in the
engineering field. He is an active
member of the American Veter-
ans Committee (AVC) and de-
serves a great deal of the credit
for the recent membership cam-
paign that added many to the
organization's folds.
* * *
IIILLEL NOTES .. .
Over 300 persons dropped in on
the Hillel open house March 20
for a glimpse of the Chapter's
new home on Second Blvd. They
all walked away with enthusias-
tic impressions. A movie night
held Thursday was only one of
the many activities that will fol-
low, now that the welcome mat
has been laid.
* * *
PERTINENT POINTS .. .
Gamma Kappa Chi, Jewisn
fraternity, is leading the Wayne
inter-frat basketball league with
:ix wins in as many starts. . .
Al Lindenbaum was chairman of
the first veteran social affair
held March 23.
.
This is a group of members of the Stage Club of Temple Israel
Religious School who presented a Purim play both for the intermediate
and primary masquerade parties of Temple Israel Religious School.
Miss Rosemary Emmer directed the group, and the cast includes Sam
Freshman, Bobby Becker, Johnny Sheppard, Sanford Laikin, Haneley
Gurwin, Marvin Steinberg, Judy Segal, Aviva Freedman, Linda Fuller,
Betsy Brown, Carol Tanner and Leila Shapiro.
Council of Orthodox Rabbis, Merkaz
Will Hold Annual Banquet on April 7
The annual banquet of the Mer- and catering establishment. There
kaz to be held Sunday, April 7, at is no important field in Jewish
the Jewish Community Center, life that is not under the regu-
Woodward at Holbrook is expected lation of the council.
to be attended by a large audience
The indefatigable efforts have
of representatives of Detroit's resulted in the establishment of a
synagogues, organizations and of modern kosher restaurant, the
the general Jewish community. only one in Detroit.
The banquet will express the
Throughout the winter import-
community's appreciation for the ant campaigns for the collection
work of the Rabbis in the stren- of religious books and articles for
gthening of religious observance overseas Jewry, and for the Vaad
and education in the city. The eve- Hatzalah, and demonstration for
ning is utilized to acquaint the strengthening of Torah observance
community with the activities and were carried out with highly suc-
progress in this direction which cessful, financial and educational
was made possible by the Council results.
of Orthodox Rabbis with the As-
sistance of the Merkaz. Tickets may be obtained through
In the two years of the exist- the Merkaz office, 9105 Linwood,
ence of the Merkaz and the reor- or Rabbi Glicksman. Mr. David J.
ganizations of the Rabbinical Cohen is chairman.
Council, the council has become a
vital force in the religious and-
communal life in Detroit. Its
Eder Family
leadership has been felt in the
The monthly meeting of the fields of Taharas Hamishpocke,
Eder Family Club will be held philanthropy, Yeshivath and edu-
on Sunday evening, March 31, at cation, Torah study, Sabbath ob-
the home of the president, Harry servance, overseas relief rehabili-
Knopper, of Santa Rosa Ave.
tation, and Eretz Yisrael, work,
Reg. Public Accountant
and in all Kashruth in meat Kosh-
Bookkeeping • Accounting
er markets with the cooperation of
Grushkin Family
the Kosher butchers association
Service — Reasonable
The Grushkin Club celebrated
its 5th anniversary last month
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at the Latin Quarter. On Mar.
3, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wolberg in-
Just Something To
vited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gil-
bert and Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Remember You By
Langwald to be their guests at
the meeting.
A Fine Portrait ..
Faintly Clubs
Aaron M.
KATZ
.. Candid Shots
Rebecca Schwartz
Jack Bigelman
A meeting of the Itebecett
Schwartz Family Club was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Friedman, at 2914 Leslie Ave., on
March 10.
The next meeting will be held
on March 31 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Schwartz, of
3760 Cortland Ave.
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Appointments at
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March 29, 1946
Nathan J. Kaufman, managintt
editor of the Chronicle, has re-
ported front
Atlantic C i t y,
where he at-
tended the now
historic U.A.W.
coavention as 1
delegate f•r o to
the Graham
Paige local
whii th he is thi
vice-president.
KAUFMAN
"The conven
tion was a wonderful experience,"
he wrote. "I'm glad I had a chance
to witness it and be present at
the meeting. The future of labor
in this country is going to 6•
more and more important in the
economy of this country and is
Walter Reuther, the U.A.W. no,e
has the kind of leadership that
will really make the union go
places."
Mr. Kaufman works in the of-
fice of the Prosecuting Attorney
of Wayne County and handles
traffic court cases.
JEWISI I COLLEGE
BOSTON (JTA) -- A Jewish
group of citizens is interested in
taking over Middlesex College, it
was disclosed here at a hearing
before the legslative committee
on education.
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"The
30th- Anniversary"
of the
Hebrew_Benevolent Society
(Chesed Shel Emes)
Will be celebrated at the B'Nai Moshe Synagogue and
Center, Dexter and Lawrence, on Sunday, November 3,
1946.
All organizations are respectfully requested not to ar-
range any affairs for this date.
A special souvenir book will be published in connection
with this celebration. Space may now be reserved.
For information call TY. 6-1686.
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