Young Adult Community
Junior Division Pledges Roll Temple Israel Youth
In, Workers Report Progress Elects New Officers
Birthday Ball Queen
Coronation Planned
By Junior Hadassah
THE JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, May 6, 1949
Weekend Seminar Set
By Detroit Hechalutz
The Junior Hadassah member
who brings in the largest
The founding seminar of Snit
amount of money for Meier Hechalutz of Detroit will take
Shefeyah, Israel children's vil- place the weekend of May 20,
lage, will be crowned "Queen of beginning with an Oneg Shab-
bat Friday evening, at which
Yehudah Messinger, Hechalutz
representative from Israel to
America, will speak.
Saturday's program will con-
sist of workshops and a "Hitya-
shvut" evening.
Hechalutz is an organization
for American youths, 18 to 35,
who wish to emigrate to Israel.
Information on the seminar or
the Detroit office may be ob-
tained by calling TE. 1-0129 be-
tween 2 and 4:30 p.m,
Election of officers for Temple
Israel Youth was held at the
home of Faith Solomon, Sunday,
May 1.
Merrill Stoller was elected
president, to be assisted by Bruce
Danto, vice-president; Helen
Robinson, recording secretary;
Faith Solomon, corresponding
secretary; Aaron Galperin, fi-
nancial secretary; Alvin Talberg,
treasurer, and board of directors
Austin Kantor, Harold Levin,
Our classifieds bring good
Martin E. Citrin, Natalie Gaines,
results.
Ilene Rosen.
The new officers will be in-
ducted Saturday, May 7, at
Temple Israel Youth's annual
dinner dance, at the Whittier
8 or 16 mm
Hotel. The induction officer will
MOVIE PROJECTORS
AUDREY GELFAND
be Rabbi Samuel Cook of Cin-
SILENT
cinnati, national director of the Birthday Ball" at Jr. Hadas-
$1'.50 per day
SOUND
Temple youth organizations. sah's semi-formal dance Satur-
$2.50 per day
day evening, May 14, Audrey
No Charge for
Sundays
Gelfand, program chairman, an-
Young People's Groups nounced
this week.
Cartoons - Sports
News Events - Travel
Of Bnai Moshe Meet
The 'dance will combine a cele-
bration of the first anniversary
8mm 200 ft. Reels
3 for $1.00
The Young People's Club of of the State of Israel, with fund-
16mm Silent 400 ft.
Reels, 50c ea.
Cong. Bnai Moshe will meet at raising for the children's village,
16mm Sound 400 ft.
national Junior Hadassah's
Reels. $1.00 ea
8:30 p.m: Monday, May 9 in the major project in Israel.
HUNDREDS OF TITLES TO
Harry Rosman assembly Hall.
Tickets for the birthday ball
CHOOSE FROM
A social will follow a brief busi- may be obtained at the Jewish
ness session. Membership in this Center, Lieberman and Citrin
group is open to young men and Restaurant, Nate's Delicatessen,
women, 18 years of age and over. Brothers Seven Mile and Dexter,
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The Junior Young People's or from the fund-raising chair-
Open every evening 'til 9
group, for boys and girls 15 to man, Judy Pregerson, TO. 8-8044.
18, will meet at 8:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday, May 11. The business
PLAN A HEALTHY HAPPY VACATION AT
meeting will be followed by a
social.
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Eternal Light Broadcast
Features 'Second Sun'
Top: Division chairmen SHIRLEY SCHUBINER, left, and
HELEN KARABENICK, right, with JEAN JASLOVE, center,
watch HARRY MIRVIS, chairman of division K and RUTH
MAGID, chairman of division M count pledges turned in by
their workers. A total of $48,000 has been collected by the
Junior Division.
Middle: MRS. JOSEPH FAUMAN -reviews returns with
JEROME KELMAN, chairman of Division Q at a Junior Division
report meeting, while LILLIAN SOBEL, captain in Division M
receives a workers' report envelope from SONIA RIBIAT.
Pledges amounting to $2200 were reported at this meeting
held at the Jewish Center. Division workers have already re-
ported more than 60 per cent of the nine thousand slips as-
signed to them.
Junior Division leaders EVELEEN BUDNITZKY, ROBERT
FEINBERG, ELEANOR HEILBRONNER, HARRIET AIKEN and
SAM FRANKENSTEIN pause a moment from their work of
tabulating returns at a report meeting. Each chairman heads a
division of approximately 50 workers.
Rebecca Gratz
Auxiliary Installs
New Officers
Rebeccah Gratz, Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith Young Women in-
stalled officers May 1 at a form-
al dinner dance at the Russian
Bear. Preceding the dinner, three
cocktail parties were held at the
homes of Clarice Dater, Gladys
Silverman and Norma Weiner.
Mrs. Samuel Aaron installed
the following officers:
President, Estelle .Levinson;
vice presidents, Florence Graff,
Dini Grushky, Jeanette Kroll,
Gladys Silverman; recording
secretary, Clarice Dater; corre-
sponding secretary, Marian
Luks; financial secretary, Rusty
Rich; treasurer, Marian Feld-
man; sentinel, Faye Mendelson;
historian, Beverly Levine; guide,
Barbara Bross; trustees, Alice
Bistrowitz, Ann Epstein, Selma
Kling; counselor, (past presi-
dent), Eve Utchenik.
Tall Towers Social
Tall Towers will hold an open
meeting at 8 p. in. Thursday,
May 12, at the home of Florence
Wegenberg, 758 Pierrie, Windsor.
A social will follow. For further
information, call TY. 7-4059,.
"The Second Sun," an original
radio drama written by Ernest
Kinoy for the Eternal Light, will
be the program's feature pre-
sentation on Sunday, May 8.
Next week's script is the ten-
der story of a young Palestinian
boy whose sight is destroyed in
a wartime accident. Encouraged
to pursue his study of the violin
for purposes of therapy, he ded-
icates himself to mastering the
instrument.
It will -be heard at 12:30 p.m.
on station WTCB, Flint and will
be transcribed by station WWJ
for rebroadcast at 8 a. m. Sun-
day, May 15.
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