The Young Adult Communit
Young Adult Rally Sunday
To. Feature National Leader
Arnulf M. Pins of Paterson, N. J., president of the National
Jewish 'Youth Planning Commission and. American Jewish
youth delegate at the recent International Youth Conference
in London, England, will be guest speaker at the community-
wide rally of Jewish youth to be sponsored by the Detroit
Jewish Young Adult Council at 9 p. m. Sunday, Sept. 26, in the
auditorium of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
Pins will bring to Detroit
young people the message of
inter-group cooperation stressed
at the national Jewish youth con-
young adults," Leonard Baruch,
Council president, stated. "Don't
fail to hear Arnulf Pins next
Sunday evening," he urged.
Council's Second Year
The Sept. 26 rally will inaugu-
rate the second season of activ-
ity for the Young Adult Council.
First in a series of holiday
celebrations will be held Sunday,
Oct. 17, when the inter-group
committee, under the chairman-
ship of Sol J. Schwartz, will pre-
sent a Sukkot drainatic presen-
tation. Members of non-Jewish
young peoples' groups will be in-
vited to join in the celebration.–
Survey Education
Other plans now in motion in-
clude participation in the city-
wide SOS collection Oct. 31; a
survey dof adult Jewish education
facilities, with an eye to setting,
up classes for young adults in
Hebrew, Yiddish, Jewish history
and other subjects of Jewish in-
terest; an officers' training insti-
tute and publication of a monthly
M. PINS
ference held Sept. 3 to 10 in program aids bulletin.
•-Narrowsburg, N.Y., at which a
permanent organization of Jew-
ish youth groups was established.
He also will report on the Lon-
don youth meeting.
Following his talk, the rally Friday, Sept. 24, 9 p.m.—Hasho-
Will be turned into a social meet-
mer Hatzair, Oneg Shabbat,
ing, with dancing and entertain-
Linwood and Burlingame.
ment scheduled.
Saturday, Sept. 25, 9 p.m.—Inter-
"A message well worth_ hear-
City Frolic and Dance, JeWish
ing, from an excellent young
Center.
speaker, is in store for Detroit Sunday, Sept. 26, 2:30 p.m.—Tem-
ple Beth El YPS, open meeting
and dance, Beth El.
Invite Out-of-T,owners
9 p.m.—Young Adult Council
community-wide rally, guest
To Dance on Saturday
speaker, Arnulf M. Pins, Jewish
Center.
Young adults from nearby
Chapter One, ZOD bowling
communities have been invited
members only.
to attend the Saturday Night Tuesday, Sept. 28, 9 p.m.—IZFA
Dance Party to be held in the
meeting, Hillel.
auditorium of the Jewish „Com- Friday, Oct. 1, 8:30 p.m.—North-
munity Center, at 9 p.m., Sept.
west YPS, business and social
25, according to Nathan Medows,
meeting, Northwest Synagogue.
chairman of the committee.
Saturday, Oct. 2, 8:30 p.m.—Tall
The first in a series of Center-
Towers dance, Wilshire Hotel.
sponsored out-of-towners' events,
the dance will be open to young
Naomi Open House
adults of Saginaw, Ann Arbor,
Pontiac, Bay City, Mt. Clemens,
Naomi Chapter, BBYW, will
Toledo, Port Huron and Windsor. hold its second annual open
house Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the
home of Marcia Drucker, 3225
juniors Outline Two
Leslie.
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Eventsof the Week
For Young Adults
THE JEWISH NEWS-17
Bnai Brith Youth Group
Holds Pre-Dance Rally
The Jewish News
Young Adult Page
This is The Jewish News
Young Adult Page.
It will be a weekly feature,
including news of the Detroit
Jewish Young Adult Council,
its constituent organizations
and other items of particular
interest to the young adult
community. .
Organizations wishing to
have news of their activities
included on this page are
asked to send such releases-
directly to the YAC publicity
committee at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, 8904 Wood-
ward, not later than 12 noon
of the Friday preceding pub-
lication. Only requests for
pictures should be handled
through the Jewish News of-
fice.
Friday, September 24, 1948
Jewish chaplains with the U. S.
forces in Europe are encounter-
ing difficulties covering the scat-
tered areas in which they serve,
DR. DAVID DE SOLA POOL,
spiritual leader of the Spanish
and Portuguese Synagogue here,
stated upon his return from a
four-week Army Department ,
sponsored tour as a representa-
tive of the Jewish Welfare Board.
Bnai Brith Youth Organization
will hold a pep rally for its Yom
Kippur Nite dance at 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Sept. 29, at the Jewish,
Center. Disc jockey Bob Sey-
mour of station WKMH will be
present.
The annual dance will take
place Wednesday, Oct. 13, at Ma-
sonic Temple.
KRAEMER'S OLYMPIA HOTEL
AND MINERAL BATHS
mt. Clemens, Michigan
with Co announce
that
they
remain open
/or
Jioly eAy3
Choke Rooms
Beth El Youth Open
Season This Sunday
Strictly Kosher. Cuisine
Reservations Availa ble
Temple Beth El Young Peo-
ple's Club will hold its "Kick-
Off Dance" from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.
this Sunday at the Temple.
Harvey Freeman,, YFC presi-
dent, invites all members and
guests to •participate in the
dancing, entertainment and re-
freshments planned. The dance
will be a non-dated mixer.
'The club's program of activi-
ties for the year will be an-
nounced at this time.
Rabbi Adler Is Counsetor
Of Detroit Masada Group
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of the LABOR ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
WE TEACH. OUR PUPILS:
Hebrew
Jewish Holidays—Their Meaning and
Importance. Acquainting pupils with
Modern Jewish Life everywhere an _ d
with Jewish Life in Israeli.
Yiddish
Bible
POVOLOTCHER A I D SO,
CIETY opened its fall season
with a meeting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caplan, 4373
Sturtevant. Plans were made
for the coming year. The fol-
lowing donations were approv-
ed: $200, Allied Jewish Cam-
paign; $100, food for Israel.
.
Phone - Mt. Clemens .2563
iNROLL YOUR CHILDREN in the
Jewish History
Detroit chapter of Masada
which catapulted from a charter
membership of 26 to well over
the 250 member-mark, promises
for its 1948-49 season an educa-
tion and indoctrination schedule
for new as well as old members. •
Rabbi Morris Adler is coun-
selor and the program commit-
tee is headed by Barbara Green-
berg and Sol Schwartz.
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Hebrew and Yiddish Songs. Special
classes for boys of Bar-Mitzvah age.
Jewish Traditions
DAY NURSERY and. KINDERGARTEN
for PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN
Transportation to
and from
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Odr Bus Stops Also at the Following Schools:
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Programs for October
Junior Service Group has
scheduled two programs. for Oc-
tober. A `jury trial will be fea-
tured at the general meeting at
2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct/ 10, at the
Jewish Center.
The discussion group meeting
Sunday, Oct. 24, at , the Center,
will include a round tat)le forum.
Both meetings are open only
to members of JSG, but inter-
ested young adults may join at
the door, according to Helen
Alpert, director of the group.
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