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Friday, May 11, 1951
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UHS to Honor Bernard Isaacs 111(1,gc Rubiner Brandeis Unit
Election
Re-Elected by Slates
The Sheruth League will hold on 32nd Service Anniversary
The Detroit Chapter of the
its election of officers Tuesday
The Women's Committee of
The annual dinner meeting of United Hebrew Schools for seven ShaareyZedek
at the Northwest Jewish Center,
Brandeis University will hold its
years.
the United Hebrew Schools,
Sheruth League Slates
Election of Officers
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Mrs. Saul L. Krieger, president,
announces.
Mrs. Allan Barron, nominating
committee chairman, will be in
charge of the election.
Final arrangements are being
made by Mrs. William Gelb for
the installation luncheon to be
held May 29 at the Rotunda Inn.
which will be held on June 5 at
Adas Shalom Synagogue, will be
in honor of Bernard Isaacs, UHS
superintendent, who has just
completed 32 years of service to
the Detroit community.
Isaacs is nationally known as
an educator and scholar as well
•••••••••••••••••••••••S as a pioneer in the Hebrew
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language movement, Ile founded
the Kvutzah Ivrit in Detroit in
• 1919, immediately after he had
for
come to this city from Indian-
apolis where he directed the
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Ile also is a member of the
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of America, a member of the
Histadrut Ivrit of America, and
one of the first members of the
National Council for Jewish
Education.
The development of the UHS
in Detroit is, in substance, the
result of Isaacs' tireless efforts
to imbue the Jewish community
with the idea of Jewish educa-
tion.
The first UHS unit was the
Wilkins street Talmud Tora with
an enrollment of G25 pupils in
April, 1919. In 1923, the Kirby
Center was opened with an at-
tendance of 800 pupils. Other
units followed rapidly. In 1926,
the UHS became a constituent
agency of the Jewish Welfare
Federation.
For reservations, contact TO.
8-0063.
At the 89th annual meeting of annual business meeting at 10:30
Congregation Shaarey Zedc k, a.m ., Tuesday at the Jewish
Judge Charles Rubiner was re- Center.
elected president for the second
Mrs. Haskell Lazere will speak
on "Cracking Down on College
year.
Other officers elected were Quotas." An election of officers
and beard members will be held.
The following will be present-
ed on the slate of officers:
Mesdames 0. Zemon, presi-
dent; L. Kasle, first vice-presi-
dent; S. Aaron, second vice-
president; S. Segar, treasurer; N.
J. Levey, financial secretary; P.
R. Marcuse, recording secretary;
and H. Rattner, corresponding
secretary.
Contributions to the Brandeis
Book fund, assure Brandeis Uni-
versity of a library which can
take its place among the fine
libraries of the country.
Mrs. Leo Mellen, UN. 1-2356,
chairman of the Brandeis book
fund, will accept contributions
commemorating all occasions.
. JUDGE RUBINER
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vice-president, Dr. Leonard Sid-
low; treasurer, Hyman Safran
and secretary, Maurice Seligman.
Four members of the board of
trustees elected for a three-year-
period were Samuel R. Green-
baum, Abraham Satovsky, Sam-
uel B. Solomon and Louis J.
Tobin.
Reports submitted at the meet-
ing were made by Judge Rubiner
for the board of trustees; Dr.
Leonard Sidlow, committee on
education; Louis Stoll, nominat-
ing committee; Hyman Safran,
treasury and Maurice Seligman,
secretary.
The latter report indicated a
total membership of 1,361 fam-
ilies.
Adas Shalom Unit
to Elect Officers
s
Avodah Chapter
to See PTA Play
"Scattered Showers," a special
play prepared by the dramatic
group of the MacDowell PTA,
will be given for the Avodah
Chapter, Pioneer Women, Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Ben
Baer, 19435 Birwood avenue.
Mrs. George Shapiro coached
the group and the cast includes
Mesdames Salim Lurie, Joe
Burnstein and Gerald Fitzgerald.
A discussion will follow the
play, led by Mrs. Rulyn Sha-
piro, psychiatriatric social work-
er.
Beth El Men Plan
Dinner Meeting
The 32nd annual dinner meet-
ing of the Men's Club of Temple
Beth El will be held at the Olde
Annual elections of officers of Wayne Club, 1033 Wayne, at 7
the Sisterhood of Adas Shalom p.m., Wednesday.
Synagogue will take place on
The president's report will be
Monday, May 14, at 12:30 p.m., presented by Dr. Max Winslow.
in the social hall on Curtis at
The election of officers and di-
Santa Rosa.
rectors for the ensuing year will
A dessert luncheon will pre- take place and Dr. B. Benedict
cede the elections.
Glazer will install the newly-
The sisterhood's annual Tora elected administration.
fund event is planned this year
The annual awards to the
for Wednesday evening, May 23. bowling league members will
Proceeds go towards the Jewish also be made at this meeting.
Theological Seminary of New
York.
The cantata entitled 'Israel
Eternal" will highlight the occa-
sion. Mothers will be honored at
this function.
The Bialistoker Aid Society in-
For information about tickets, vites all persons from that area
call Mrs. Albert Goodman, UN. to a meeting to be held at 7 p.m.,
2-5737 or Mesdames Morris Bot- Wednesday, May 16 at the Work-
win, Morris Gobel and David men's Circle auditorium.
Penner. For general information,
David Sohn, director of the
call Mrs. Joseph M. Markel, UN. Bialistoker Center and Home for
2-8394.
the Aged in New York, will be
the guest speaker.
LEON KAY TO SPEAK
Sohn is editor of the Bialis-
Leon Kay, former ZOD presi- toker Stimme and is well-known
dent, will speak at 9 p.m., Wed- as a leader and author. Refresh-
nesday at the Jewish Community ments will be served.
Center observance of Israel Day
on "How Can Israel Become Self-
`Eternal Light' Program
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