-Young Adult Community

Busy calendar Set
For Beth El YPC

Richard Breuer Heads
Business Fraternity

At its annual convention in
Sunday aftenioon, Oct. 9, has
Minneapolis, Minn., Mu Beta
been set for the annual kick-off
dance of the Temple Beth El Chi, national Jewish business
Young People's Club.
Acting social chairman Mary
Lou Kleinman has arranged for
a six-piece orchestra to play for
dancing in the Temple social
hail from 2:30 to 5 p.m. All
young people 18 to 30 are in-
vited.
The YPC calendar for the
coming season will.feature after-
noon house parties, evening dis-
cussion groups with sponsor
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad, a mar-
riage forum, a winter sleigh
ride, the annual homecoming
service for vacationing college
students and a winter carnival
in the Irish Hills.

YPS of Shaarey Zedek
Plans Membership Meet

An open membership meeting
is planned for 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, Oct. 6, by the Yvng Peo-
ple's Society of Shaarey Zedek.
The meeting will be held in the
foyer of the Shaarey Zedek soc-
ial hall, • and will be followed by
a social.
Final plAns will be completed
for a barn dance to be held Oct.
22. For further information, call
Abner Dunn, president, TY. 6-
0938, or Mae Zorn, TY. 6-4386.

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Young Volunteers
Sought for Service
in Torch Fund Drive

Volunteers are urgently need-
ed to help call on prospects in
the area assigned to the Com-
munity Service Committee of
the Jewish Young Adult Council
in the forthcoming Torch Fund
drive, Albert Colman and Sam
Kaner, Torch Fund co-chairmen
for the area, announced.
The Community Service Com-
mittee will supply leadership
personnel for the area, which
encompasses four districts,
bounded by Woodward, Chicago
Blvd., Grand Blvd. and Dexter.
Workers in four diStricts will
be headed by Allen Bobroff, Dis-
trict 1; Mrs. Lawrence Fleisch-
man and Joan Goldstein, Dis-
trict 2; Mrs. Joseph Eaton, Dis-
trict 3, and Toby Holtzman, Dis-
trict 4.
Five member agencies of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
receive their deficit financing
through th Torch Fund. These
include Fresh Air Camp, Hebrew
Free Loan - Association, main
building of the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, Jewish Social Service
Bureau, and North End Clinic.
In addition ,the Fund finances
more than 200 other private sec-
tarian and non sectarian social
services agencies.
Anyone interested in working
for the ' Torch Fund during the
day or during evening hours is
invited to call Evelyn Finegood,
at WO. 5-3939.
The drive will open Oct. 16,
and will continue through Nov.
18.

Wayne University chapter of
the Inter-collegiate Zionist Fed-
eration of America, IZFA, held
its first meeting of the new
term Tuesday afternoon in the
tea lounge of the University's
Studentent Center.
Members of Hadassah acted as
hostesses, as old members and
incoming freshmen were feted.
The next meeting will be at
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3, in
Hillel House. New and prospec-
tive members are invited to at-
tend the meeting, which will
feature a program to orientate
new members to IZFA.

`Hadassah Hit Parade'
Set This Wednesday

"Hadassah Hit Parade" is the
theme of the opening meeting of
Detroit chapter of Junior Ha-
dassah, set for 8 p.m. Wednes-
day, Oct. 5, at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center.
The program for the year will
be outlined, according to Blanche
Berman, president. Old and new
members and their friends are
invited. Refreshments will corn-
plete the evening.

administration fraternity,
elected Richard Breuer of De-
troit as its president.
Breuer recently was grad-
uated from Wayne University
where he was active in student
affairs. While at Wayne he was
director of Mackenzie Union ac-
tivities council; vice president of
the Business Administration
club; editor of the Business Ad-
ministration Newsletter a n d
president of the local Mu Beta
Chi Gamma chapter.
As a senior he obtained hon-
orary recognition in Omicron
Delta Kappa, national honorary
The shortest distance across
leadership society, and in the
Mackenzie Honor Society. Prior the United States is 2,152 miles,
to graduation he received the from p o i n t s near Charleston,
Howard A. Donnelly Achieve- S. C., and San Diego, Cal.
ment Award in recognition as
the top male student who had
displayed exceptional leadership
qualities and attained scholas-
tic honors.
Elected vice president of the
national group is another De-
troiter, Marshall Davis, also a
recent graduate of Wayne Uni-
versity.
Detroit's Mu Beta Chi chap-
ter is planning a series of din-
ners to be addressed by promi-
nent men in the fields of ac-
counting, journalism, advertis-
ing, banking and business ad-
ministration, during the coming
year.

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New Year to all. our
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Friday, September 30, 1949

Wayne Sorority Pins
Ten More .Members

Sigma Theta Delta sorority at
Wayne University held its for-
mal initiation Sept. 17 at the
Whittier Hotel.
Girls who received pins were
Sue Berger, Naomi Dussman,
Thelma Furrhan, Sallie Kaplan,
Betty Provisor, Charlotte Schnei-
der, Sue Sherman, Shirley Si-
rota, Ethel. Wolofsky, Eve Za-
retsky.
Madalon. Bishop Gold and
Sylvia Weinstein were in charge
of the affair. .

Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith
Women's Council

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to All Members, the Co•-

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Chapter I, ZOD to Hear
Debate on Chalufziut

Gabriel Cohen of Indianapo-
lis and Seymour Tilchin will
debate the question of mass
Chalutziut of young American
Jews to Israel at a meeting
sponsored by Chapter One, ZOD,
Wednesday evening, Oct. 1, at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Lillian Tron and Lena Sitrin
are co-chairmen of the program
committee. Chairman of the
meeting will be Robert Ettinger,
Chapter I, education chairman.
Chapter I, ZOD, will begin its
fall social season with a Sukkot
dance to be held Sunday, Oct.
9, at the Jewish Community
Center. A beauty contest will be
the feature of the evening.
Dancing will be to the music
of Jack Qualey and his orches-
tra.

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