The Young Adult Community
Shaarey Zedek YPs Host Group
At YAC Sukkoth Program Sunday
Representatives of Catholic Adult Council, sponsor of the in-
and:Protestant youth groups have ter-group event.
Maurice Sears and Onnie Gold-.
been invited to join Jewish young
adults in celebration of the Suk- smith of Shaarey Zedek are
koth festivals at 2 p.m. this Sun- chairmen of arrangements and
refreshments for the after/16(3n.
day at the Jewish Center.
Shaarey Zedek Young People's The program will begin in the
Society, of which Dorothy Rosen Sukkah in the Center court,
is president, will be host group where Adeline Subar of the
for the Detroit Jewish Young Council will explain the .holiday
symbols.
The group will then adjourn to
Butzel• Hall, where the young
people of the various faiths will
see interpretative dances_ sym-
bolic of the harvest festival, and
hear choral presentations of ap-
In response to rapidly increas- propriate music. American and
ing recognition, locally and na- Palestinian folk dancing acid re-
tionally, of the lack of Jewish freshments will conclude the pro-
educational opportunities f o r gram.
young people on the post-Bar
While the YPS is host group
Mitzvah level, he Young Achill for the afternoon, all young peo-
Council Educational Committee ple are invited to attend the Suk-
is attempting to strengthen such koth program.
facilities in Detroit.
The committee is completing a Beth El Youth to View
survey of existing educational
facilities which are available to Leading Political Issues
young adults and, according to At Pre-Election Forum
reports made at the committee
meeting Thursday, will take
The Young People's Club of
steps to coordinate and augment Temple Beth El will stage a pre=-
these facilities.
election forum at 2:30 p.m. Sun-
- Members of the education com- day. Oct. 24, in the Brown Me-
mittee are Bernie Schiff, Jerome morial Chapel of the Temple. •
Members of the YPC and their
Kelman, Jack Trombka, Leon-
ard Baruch, Rabbi Sidney Aksel- friends will have an opportunity
rad, Joyce Seedberg and Ruth M. to hear addresses on national
issues by representatives of the
Levine.
The Young Adult Council also leading political viewpoints.
is taking steps to educate young Brendan Sexton, UAW regional
men and women on their own director; Arnold Monasch, assist-
community structure. The Coun- ant prosecutor of Wayne County,
cil publicity committee is prepar- and Mrs. Louis Frank, co-chair-
ing for publication • a pamphlet man of Women for Wallace in
Michigan, will participate.
explaining the history, program,
The forum will be open to the
purposes and structure of all
public.
young adult organizations affil-
iated, with the Council.
Included on the publicity com- Council Careerists
mittee are Art Schurgin, chair- Hold Co-ed Session
man, Mitchell Tendler,, Frank
Beckman, Elaine Zelden and
Tuesday evening, Oct. 26, the
Frieda Ganz.
Career Group of National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women will hold its
first co-ed affair of the season, in
Masada Schedules 4
the auditorium of the Jewish
Discussion Meetings
Center.
The program will feature a
"Why Not Be a Jew?" will be takeoff on the famous radio show
the subject of four simultaneous "Can You Top This?" with De-
discussion group meetings to be troit businessmen as participants.
sponsored Thursday evening, Oct. This will be followed by dancing
21, by Masada, general Zionist and refreshments. Chairman for
youth group. The meetings are the affair is Lillian Posner, and
scheduled in private homes in co-chairman is Edith Shanbom.
various 'Sections of the city.
Male guests will be admitted
Beginning Oct. 23, Masada will by invitation only.
sponsor a 20-week course on "The
Jew Enters the Modern World." Northwest Youth Plan
S. Joseph Fauman, research di-
rector of the Jewish Community Friday Night Services
Council, will serve as instructor.
The Young People's Club of
The course will be given at 8
the Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
p.m. on successive Tuesdays.
tion is presenting a combination
hay-ride and barn dance for its
'Jr. Hadassah Hears
members Saturday night, Oct. 30,
at Frosty's Stables, Eight Mile
National Leader's Talk
Rd., near Grand River.
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Marge Slutsker, national repre- The YPC is inaugurating a ser-
sentative to the Midwest region ies of young people's Friday night
of Junior Hadassah, was guest services at the synagogue. Any-
speaker at the opening meeting one who is interested in these
of the organization Oct. 7. Old services may contact Herman
and new members were welcom- Rosen, UN. 3-1150.
ed by Shirley Shubiner, Detroit
Jr. Hadassah president.
To Hold Membership Tea
Activities for the year will be
directed by the vice presidents,
Louis Marshall Young Women
Judy Pregerson, Audrey Gelfand
and Helen Karabenick, who are of Bnai Brith will hold a mem-
in charge of fund-raising, pro- bership tea at 8 p.m. Wednes-
gram and membership, respec- day, Oct. 20, at the home of
Shirley. Taylor, 2697 LawrenCe.
tively.
Young women 18 to 25 are in-:
vited to attend. For further in-
Regional Parley Here formation, contact Miss Taylor,
TU. 3-0230.
Detroit's Young Adult Council
will be host to representatives of
Saturday Night Dance
young adult communities from
Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
Young adults of the community
Kansas, Missouri and Pennyl-
vania Nov, 13 and 14 at the Mid- are invited to the Saturday Night
west Regional Young Adult Coun- Dance, sponsored by the young
adult department of the Jewish
cil meeting,
Center at 9:30 p.m. this Saturday
at the Center.
Chapter One Shows Film
Council Surveys
Y outh Education
CHAPTER ONE, ZOD, will
present a new film at its meeting
at 8:30 p.m, Wednesday, Oct. 20,
at Bnai Moshe. A social will fol-
low, Old and new members are
invited,
An open meeting of the TALL
TOWERS will be held at 8:30
p. m, Thursday, Oct. 21, at the
home of Clare Rose, 2684 Leslie.
All men six feet tall and :women
five-eight or over are invited.
For information arall TY. 7-2027.
Sholem Aleichem Institute Erects
New Building on Dexter-Glendale
Events of the Week
For Young Adults
Saturday, Oct. 16 — Saturday
Night Dance, Jewish Center.
Sunday, Oct. 17, 2 p.m.—Young
Adult Council Inter-group Suk-
koth program, Jewish Center.
Tuesday, Oct. 19, 9 p.m.—
IZFA, open house, Hillel.
Wednesday, Oct. 20, 9 p.m.-
ZOD Chapter One, open meeting,
Bnai Moshe. Council Career
Group, evening, Twelfth St. Cen-
ter.
Thursday, Oct. 21, 8:30 p.m.—
Masada, home meetings.
Saturday, Oct. 23, 9 p.m.-
Bnai Moshe YPS, open dance,
Bnai Moshe.
Sunday, Oct. 24, - 2:30 p.m.--
Junior Service Group, open meet-
ing, Center.
2:30 p.m.—Temple Beth El
YPS, forum, Temple Beth El.
Chicago Educator
To Speak Oct. 28
For UHS Alumni
"Jewish Education of Today"
will be the subject of a talk by
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield, dean
of the College of Jewish Studies
of Chicago, at a meeting at North-
west Synagogue Thursday eve-
ning, Oct. 28.
The gathering is being spon-
sored by the Alumni Association
of the United Hebrew Schools as
its contribution to the 22nd an-
nual education month project ob-
served by the schools.
All young people, members of
youth groups and parents are in-
vited to attend. A public forum
will follow.
Allan L. Weston is president
of the Alumni Association. Other
officers are: Arthur Migdal, vice-
president; Esther Charnas, rec-
ording secretary; Bessie Kramer
Berris, corresponding secretary;
Herbert Fortgang, treasurer; and
Ruben Isaacs and Max Chomsky,
associate chairmen of the execu-
tive committee.
Brandeis University
Classes Open Oct. 20;
Dr. Sachar Installed
BOSTON (JTA)—Brandeis Uni-
versity, the first Jewish-spon-
sored non-sectarian institution of
higher learning in the United
States; was inaugurated Oct. 8 at
impressive ceremonies in Sym-
phony Hall here, during which
Dr. Abram Leon Sachar was in-
stalled as . first president of the
University.
More than 3,000 guests and
delegates from 166 American and
18 foreign colleges and univer-
sities attended the academic cere-
monies.4'Dr. Sachar was inducted
by George Alpert, president of
the board of trustees of the uni-
versity-. The inaugural address
was delivered by Dr. Arthur H.
Compton, chancellor of Washing- .
ton University. Eliahu Epstein,
Israeli envoy to the United States,
expressed the hope that many fu-
ture graduates of Brandeis Uni-
versity would bring thei -2 knowl-
edge to Israel.
The academic year will get
under way on Oct. 14 when the
120 members of the pilot fresh-
man class register. Classes will
begin Oct. 20. Twenty-five per-
cent of the freshmen are receiv-
ing scholarships from the uni-
versity. The tuition charge is
$500 a year. Funds for the uni-
versity were raised by the Bran-
deis Foundation, Inc., of Boston.
ational
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NEW SHOLEM ALEICHEM
The new Sholem Aleichem In-
stitute and Center, located on
Dexter and Glendale, is under
construction and it is planned to
have the cornerstone laying cere-
mony at a public event, possibly
on Oct. 24.
Louis Redstone, architect of
the new center, has designed a
building suitable for the varied
branches of cultural and educa-
tional activities of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute. It has five
large, airy classrooms, a modern
auditorium with a suitable stage,
a library, a business office, a mod-
ern kitchen and a large land-
scaped playground for the stu-
dents.
Plans are 'being made to
broaden the scope of the Sholern
Aleichem Institute and to in-
INSTITUTE
crease the enrollment of the
school and its kindergarten.
'The Sholem Aleichem Institute
is now conducting an intensive
campaign to realize the neces-
sary funds fdr the completion of
the Center.
Contributions are being ac-
cepted from individuals as well
as organizations. Financial as-
sistance is anticipated froin many
Jewish Folk. Organizations and
Landsmanshaften in Detroit.
Odesser Society already con-
tributed $500 towards the build-
ing fund, with the promise to
double that sum.
WC Branch Schedules
Hallowe'en Masquerade
Branch 470E of the Workmen's
Circle will hold its first annual
Hallowe'en dance Saturday, Oct.
New PTA Formed
30, at the Workmen's Circle Oen.-
At Thirkell Schopl
ter.
Prizes will be offered for the
Parents Of children attending best costume and dancing and re-
Thirkell elementary school have freshments are planned.
formed an independent Parent-
Bob Israel, chairman of the
Teacher group, under the chair- committee, may be reached at
manship of Louis Menk. Dr. John TO. 8-7665 for tickets.
Sullivan of Wayne University ad-
dressed the group Oct. 11.
THE JEWISH NEWS 9
"An independent organization
Friday, October 15, 1948
of parents and teachers can do
much toward promoting unity
and understanding among the
parents and toward developing a
constructive education," Menk
stated, in urging parents of Thir-
kell students to affiliate with the
group.
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Dynamic Club Memorial
Aids Israel Campaign
Harry B. Keidan Lodge of Bnai
Brith has neared the halfway
mark in its drive for five jeeps
for the Aid-to-Israel campaign.
Detroit Dynamic Club has pre-
sented the lodge with a check for
$1405, in memory of Mrs. Murray
Belkin who was killed recently
in an automobile accident. Mr.
Belkin is a member of the Dy-
namic Club and Keidan Lodge.
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