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The Young Adult Community

14 Jr. Division Chairmen to Lead
900 Workers in Approaching Drive

The Allied Jewish Campaign's
Junior Division met Feb: 16 to
formulate campaign plans. Law-
rence Fleishman, division chair-
man, who directed the meeting
at the Jewish center, announced
the appointment of 14 division
leaders who will head the more
than 900 workers expected to en-
roll as volunteer solicitors.
Dr. Samuel Krohn, former
president of the Junior Service
Group, will lead group I with
Tillie Feinbloom, Sam Franken-
stein, Sam Kaner, Jerome Kel-
man, Theodore Mandell, Shirley
Sohuipine• and Shirley Simons.
Leonard Baruch will lead group
IT aided by Evaleen Bn.dnitzky,
Albert Colman, Robert Feinberg,
Eleanor Heilbronner, Helen
- .a.beln'ek, Dena Leep and
Harry Mirvis. Each chairman
will have a division of seven
captains; each captain in turn
will supply six workers.
The special gifts division will
be led by IrVing Goldman and
William Davidson. Henry Ehr-
lich and Morton Lieberman head
the A section, and Doris Moss is
chairman of Section B.
Turnback slips will be handled
by Lilo Fauman, with Ruth
Magid in charge of the records

Temple Israel Youth
To Conduct Services,
Symposium. Feb. 25

As the principal feature of its
youth Sabbath eve services,
Temple Israel Youth will present
a - symposium on "What Judaism
Means to Me" at 8 p.m. Friday,
Feb. 25, in the lecture hall of the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
our young adults will present
different aspects of the theme,
IsaL)el King will speak on the
social aspects of Judaism; Ruth
Miriam Levine, community serv-
ice aspects;
Bruce Danto, in- .
terfaith aspects,
and Marvin An-
cell, personal
aspects.
Members of
Temple Isr a el
Youth will con-
duct the entire
Sabbath eve
services. Daniel
Arnold will
Singer
chant the Kiddush. Daniel Op-
penheim will deliver an original
youth prayer. Heinz Herz will
read from the Torah. The Sab-
bath eve service will be read by
Harold Levin, Merrill Stoller,
Helen Robinson, Arnold Galperin,
Martin Citrin. William Singer,
president, will 'introduce the
symposium.
Youth hostesses will be Ilene
Rosen, chairman; Arlene Sachs,
Cynthia Jaco, Barbara Weinberg,
Jean Sarason, Faith Solomon,
Joanne Lichtenstein and Natalie
Gaines. Ushers will be Joseph
Gantz, Sheridan Holzman, Bud
Gottesman, Alvin Talberg and
Jack Oppenheim.
The services will be followed
by a social hour, at which the
congregation will be guests of
Temple Israel Youth. After the
social hour the young people will
re-gather in the Lecture Hall for
the discussion.
At this service, Mrs. S. B. Danto
will present Temple Israel Youth
with a kiddush cup which is • to
become an annual gift to mem-
bers of the club who distinguish
themselves in service to the con-
gregation and the community.

Young Married • Group
To Hold Home Social

The Young Married Couples
Group of Cong. Bnai Moshe will
hold a social gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiss,
12490 Wisconsin, at 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Arrangements for the "Spring
Festival Dance" will be dis-
cussed, there will be entertain-
ment and an impromptu talk by
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committee, currently at work on
bringing slips up-to-date. Mem-
bers of Miss Magid's committee
include Lilliar Adolph, Shirley
Ballas, Eleanor Boigan, Geraldine
Eisenberg, Ann Epstein, Joan
Eston, Ellen Jung, Freeda Magid,
Mirvis, Lillian Mirvis,
Shirley Oram, Esther Pelavin,
Joyce Pergament, Davida Robin-
son, Sylvia Rubin, Joyce Rudin
and Sophie Shulman.
Last year the 'Junior Division
raised $90,000, exclusively from
young adults. Those wishing to
volunteer are urged to call Fed-
eration offices, WOodward . 5-3939
and ask for the Junior Division. .

Brotherhood Panel
Set by Fraternity

"Brotherhood" will be the topic
upon which four Detroiters will
speak for Wayne University stu-
dents and the general public at
2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24, at the
Rackham Memorial Building.
The speakers will be: John C.
Dancy, director of the Detroit
Urban League; Edward A. Mc-
Donnell, managing editor of The
Michigan Catholic; Rabbi Morris
Adler of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, and Dr. David D. Henry,
president of Wayne.
Co-sponsoring the presentation
are Gamma Kappa Chi fraternity,
which has sponsored similar pro-
grams in previous years and
Wayne Interfaith Council. GKC
president, Sidney Fershtman, and
Rabbi Max Kapustin, director of
the Wayne Hillel Foundation, will
be on the platform.
Chairman of the program will
be Allen Menlo, of Gamma Kap-
pa Chi's alumni chapter. In gen-
eral charge of program planning
is Aaron Maniker.

Events of the Week
For Young Adults

Saturday, Feb. 19-
9 p.m., Jewish War Veterans,
Military Ball, Masonic Temple.
Sunday, Feb. 20--
2:30 p.m., Young Adult Coun-
cil board, Jewish Center.
Monday, Feb. 21-
8 p.m., Junior Hadassah, J.U.G.
meeting, closed, 2989 Colling-
wood.
YAC Art Exhibit, Jewish Cen-
ter.
Tuesday, Feb. 22-
8 p.m., Masada, adult class,
Shaarey Zedek.
9 p.m., IZFA, open meeting,
Hillel.
YAC Art Exhibit, Jewish Cen-
ter.
Wednesday, Feb. 23—
Evening, Council Career Group,
hobby class, 12th St. Center.
Thursday, Feb. 24-
8:30 p.m., Ma s a d a, meeting,
speaker, Shaarey Zedek.
Friday, Feb. 25—
8 p.m., Junior Hadassah, serv-
ice, Oneg Shabbat, Hillel.
8:30 p.m., Temple Israel Youth,
Sabbath service, Art Institute.
Saturday, Feb. 26—
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9 p.m. Saturday Nite Dance,
Jewish Center.
Sunday, Feb. 27-
9 p.m., Northwest YPC, open
dance, Northwest Synagogue.

REBECCA GRATZ CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Young Women, will
hold a membership party March
6 at Hillel House.

Purim Costumes in Order
For Beth El Youth's
March, I 2 Masquerade

THE JEWISH NEWS

—

Friday, February 18, 1949

Masada. Presents
Preston Slosson
Thursday Evening

The impact of history in shap-
ing the destiny of. Israel will be
Bert Abrams, social committee the theme of Dr. Preston Slosson
chairman of the Young People's when he addresses a general
Club of Temple Beth El, an- meeting of Masada • at 8:30 p.m.
nounces that extensive plans this Thursday at Shaarey Zedek.
have been initiated for the pres-
entation of a gala Purim mas-
querade dance. •
The dance is scheduled for
8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 12, in
the social hall of the Temple.
Plans call for an evening of
dancing, highlighted by the se-
lection of a Queen Esther from
among the guests.
Del Delbridge. and Ray. Gor-
rell's orchestra will be featured,
under the direction of Eddie Mar-
shall.
The dance has been named,
"Hamantasch-Inn" and the • dec-
orations and general atmosphere
will reflect a Persian market
scene.
Abrams suggested that the
guests choose costumes in keep-
ing with the Purim spirit. Prizes
will be awarded for the most
original costumes.
DR. • PRESTON SLOSSON
A recognized historical au-
Herbert Hordes Speaks thority, Dr. Slosson brings more
than 30 years of study and re-
At. Jr. Hadassah Oneg
search to the discussion:–
Herbert Hordes will report on
He is a member of the Ulni-
his experiences in Israel, as a versity of Michigan history de-
student at the Haifa Technion, partment, he has long been a
at the monthly Oneg Shabbat champion of freedom and the es-
sponsored by Junior Hadassah for tablishment of the new Jewish
members and their friends at 8 state.
p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, at Wayne
Refreshments and dancing will
University Hillel House.
follow the discussion. The meet-
The program will begin with ing is open to members only, but
a Sabbath service led by David new members may join at the
Rappaport. In honor of Jewish door.
Music Month, the AZA Seymour
Masada s program will also
Sobole choir will present several feature a meeting of -:he political
selections.
action committee Wednesday eve-
Following this program, an in- ning at Shaarey Zedek. Dr.
formal evening of Palestinian Joseph Eaton of Wayne Uni-
singing and dancing and refresh- versity will discuss postwar
ments is planned.
planning in Israel.
For further information, con-
President Sam Krohn an-
tact Helen Karabenick, member- nounced March 13 as the date for
ship chairman, TO. 8-4966; Shir- this year's Purim party, to be
ley Schubiner, president, TO. held at the Park Avenue Hotel,
6-7687, or Audrey Gelfand, pro- under the direction of Evaleen
gram chairmant TY. 5-1702.
Budnitzky.

Prizes Awarded
4 Young Artists

Bertha Rosenbaum was award-
ed first prize in the first annual
exhibition for young Jewish ar-
tists sponsored by the Young
Adult Council. Her prize-win-
ning oil painting was entitled
"Boy of Detroit."
Second prize went to S. J. Lev-
ine for his drawing "Still Life,"
and third prize to Milford Singer
for his watercolor "Grand Circus
Park." Natalie E. Gaines' sculp
ture, "Leroy," was awarded hon-
orable mention.
The exhibition, which opened
last Tuesday will remain on dis-
play in the Ginsburg Lounge of
the Jewish Community Center
through Feb. 22. The public is
invited.

Official Israeli Emblem
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The State
Council, at its last session here,
approved the traditional Menorah
as the official emblem of the state
of Israel. The emblem is a seven-
branched candelabra, with olive
branches on either side and the
word, Israel, inscribed below.

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