Young Adult Community
junior Hadassah
Ball on Saturday
Stasson Is Appointed
Wayne Concert Master
Masada Membership
Elects 26 to Board,
Participates In Z Day
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Election of 26 members of the
board of directors is scheduled
by Masada, Young Zionists of
America, for 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, May 19, at Shaarey Zedek.
T h e nominating committee,
Which includes Sophie Shulman,
Sara Lee Eichler, Leonard Ba-
ruch, Bill Fitzerman, Jerome
Kelman, Max Rothschild and
Arnold Tanzman, will present a
Slate, and additional nomina-
tions will be accepted from the
floor.
Herbert Hordes, former Ha-
ganah fighter and student at
the Haifa Technion, will speak
on "Life in Israel Today." Ted
Mandel:. will be chairman of
program.
Stavitsky Outlines
Education Project
JEROME STASSON, young
Detroit violinist, has been ap-
pointed concertmaster of the
Wayne University Symphony
Orchestra by Valter Poole, its
conductor. Stasson has studied
with Joseph Fuchs, famous
violinist, at the Julliard School
of Music in New York.
Hechalutz Office Opens
In Detroit This Month
Hechalutz, Israel immigration
organization for young adults,
will open its offices in Detroit
this month. A founding seminar
is planned for May 20 and 21
at the Labor Zionist Institute.
The program of the seminar
includes at Oneg Shabbat at
8:30 p.m. 'Friday, workshops all
day Saturday and an evening
program Saturday. The Detroit
office also will serve Ann Arbor.
Any young people, 18 to 35,
wishing further information
about Hechalutz or the seminar
may call TO. 8-7384 or come to
the JNF office, 11816 Dexter, be-
tween 1 and 5 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday or Wednesday, or from
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday.
A large delegation of Detroit-
ers is expected - to attend the
10th anniversary conference of
the American Association for
Jewish Education.
Michael A. Stavitsky of - New-
ark, N. J., national president,
was given assurances of a local
delegatibn during his visit here
to appear before the Federation
budget committee to present the
needs for larger allocations for
the association. - Mr. Stavitsky
was guest at a luncheon given
at Olde Wayne Club on May 4
by Henry Meyers for local lead-
ers and educators. He outlined
the association's objectives and
told of services it renders com-
munities in planning curricula
and improvements in standards
of Jewish education.
Leading national youth and
educational organizations, bur-
eaus of education, teachers'
groups, Jewish school boards,
PTAs and kindred agencies will
be represented at the five-day
conference that will review Jew-
ish education over the past 10
years and consider the "pros-
pects and problems" for the
coming decade. This year's
meeting is sponsored jointly by
AAJE, the National Council for
Jewish Education and the Na-
tional Federation of Hebrew
Teachers.
Dr. Azriel Eisenberg, director
of the Philadelphia Council of
Jewish Education, is general
chairman of arrangements for
the meeting' and is assisted by
Dr. Horace M. Kallen, Louis
Ruffman and Simcha Rubin-
stein.
Dr. Earl , J. McGrath, recently
appointed U. S. Commissioner of
Education, heads a list of out-
standing American educators
who will appear at the annual
meeting.
Masada will honor Harry
Cohen, membership chairman of
the Zionist Organization of De- National Jewish Youth
troit, by joining forces with ZOD Week Observance Set
for Z-Day, May- 15, to enlist new
members into the ZOA. Masada To Begin This Sunday
members are asked to meet at
NEW YORK — Jewish Youth
10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. for breakfast Week, an annual project of the
JWB-sponsored National Jewish
and to secure prospect slips.
Youth Conference, will be cele-
brated throughout America May
15 to 22, Arnulf M. Pins, confer-
ence chairman, has announced.
Jewish Youth Week will seek to
focus attention on the need for
The Jewish Center Saturday effective leadership training
Nite Dance - Party Committee among Jewish youth and will
Will sponsor its first mid-week dramatize Jewish youth's year-
affair with a special Wednesday round activities.
More than • 50 community
evening social on May 18 at the
groups have already indicated
Center.
Dancing, games and entertain- that they will conduct celebra-
ment will be featured. All young tions keyed to Jewish Youth
adults are invited. Else Lewis is Week's theme, "Developing Jew-
ish Youth Leadership."
chairman.
The JWB and the National
The Center Holiday Hop Com- Jewish
Youth Conference have
mittee will hold its final meet- prepared
materials which will
ing and party at 8:30 p.m. help Jewish
Cm-,
Tuesday, May 17, at the Center. ters, Jewish Community
youth and young
The committee's projects during adult councils,
national Jewish
the past year will be evaluated youth organizations
and other
and future plans will be dis- groups to interpret, publicize
cussed.
and celebrate Jewish Youth
May 22 is the date of the sea- Week. These materials include:
son's final Holiday Hop.
Programmatic piece on Jewish
Youth Week; a radio script;
Jewish Youth Week poster; pro-
gram aid on "The Maccabiad
Sports Festival"; a program bro-
chure, and a bulletin of pro-
gram suggestions.
Mu Beta Chi, business ad-
ministration fraternity at Young Adult Council
Wayne University, will hold its Holds Final Meeting
annual pledge dinner at the Van
Final delegates' meeting of
Dyke Club Saturday, May 21.
the year for the Young Adult
The pledges will be officially Council is scheduled for 8:15 p.m.
Welcomed as active members Monday, May 16 ; at the Jewish
and will be given membership Center, Leonard Baruch; Coun-
certificates and recognition pins. cil president, 'announced.
The agenda will include dis-
Herman Dolinka, Mu Beta Chi
cussion on the forthcoming an-
vice president and pledge chair- nual meeting and election sched-
man, will officiate. Dinner and uled for June, the Midwest
dancing will wind; up the eve- Young Adult Council conference,
and the Council arts festival.
ning.
Mid-Week Social.
Planned at Center
Friday, May 13, 1949
Our classifieds bring good
Four cash prizes await the
winners of the MICHIGAN JEW- results.
ISH ARTISTS SHOW to be held
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter from the end of May
through June 14. Entry blanks
BIKE & HOBBY SHOP
are now available and may be
secured from the Center Art
BIKES REPAIRED
Committee. The deadline for
Free Pick-Up 'and Delivery
their return has been set at 10
p.m. Monday, May 16.
Lawnmowers Sharpened
All Jewish artists in Michigan
are eligible and may submit as
SEVEN MILE & MEYERS
many as four entries, in any
medium, including sculpture. At
Phone UN. 7-4656
least one picture will be exhib-
ited.
ROYAL CRAFT
Young adults of Young Israel
will play host to all groups of
the Young Israel organization
Saturday evening, May 21, at
Zack's.
Under the committee leader-
ship of Harold Platt, Seymour
Ribiat, Joseph Weinman, Har-
riet Penfil, Hinda Penfil and
Ruth Bodzin, an evening of en-
tertainment, entitled "Laff Nite"
will be presented. Refreshments
will follow.
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The first anniversary of the
establishment of the State of
Israel will be celebrated by an
"Israel Birthday Ball' sponsored
by Junior Hadassah, Saturday
evening, May 14, at the Detroit
Leland. Phil Brestoff and his
orchestra will supply the 'music,
and • there will be performances
by the Robert Morgan dancers.
Sophie Shulman will be
crowned queen for. selling the
most tickets. Mary Cohen and
Shirley Schwidkay were the
runners-up.
Tickets may be purchased at
the door or by calling Judy
Pregerson, at TO. 8-8044. Entire
proceeds will go to Meier
Shfeyah Children's village in
Israel. '
Junior Hadassah's regional
Conference will be held May 28
to 31 at Camp Michigama, West-
branch, Mich. There will be Sab-
bath services, outdoor meetings,
Singing, dancing, and athletic
activities. For details or reser-
vation, call Blanche 'Berman,
TY. 5-7958.
Young Israel Adults
To Host Entire Group
THE JEWISH NEWS-9
Jewish Artists Show
To Be HeJd at Center
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