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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 24, 1950
Garin Bet Formed
At Haoleh Seminar
At a seminar-convention held
in Buffalo, Feb. 10 to 12, young
adults from New York, Chicago,
Detroit, Toronto, Syracuse, and
Buffalo met and formed the
second Garin "Bet" group of
Haoleh, chalutz arm of the In-
tercollegiate Zionist Federation
of America.
The garin plans to form a
collective settlement that will
combine agriculture and indus-
try.
The first garin "Aleph" of
Haoleh is going to Israel this
year and will form a kibbutz
there. There are 17 members of
the garin and more are sought
IZFA and in the general
in
Jewish community.
Future plans of the garin are
to train members for participa-
tion in a kibbutz that will com-
bine agriculture . and ,industry.
Along with the other groups of
Haoleh the garin will hold a
six-week seminar this suinmer.
The Detroit garin meets on
Sundays for edudational and
social activities. They also pub-
lish a newsletter • and magazine.
Detrolters skilled • as 'CraftSL;
men are urged to join' this •en-
..--terprise to make Israel a more
industrialized and • :democratic
nation. Those who are interest-
ed call WE. 5-7077 or TU. 3-0039,
or write Herschel Asner, 4300
Clements.
YPS 'Queen Esther'
Ball Features Bill Gail
The Queen Esther Ball, spon-
sored by Young People's Society,
will be held in the Shaarey Ze-
dek social hall Saturday, Feb.
25. Dancing will be from 9 till
12 p.m. to the. music of Bill
Gail and his orchestra.
Chairman and co-chairmen
of the affair are Sol Glosser,
Helen Noble and May Zorn. The
main event of the evening will
be a grand march honoring a
Queen Esther who will be chosen
at the Vail.
Paid-up YPS members will be
admitted without charge. Per-
sons who wish to pay their 1950
dues will be able to do so at the
door. For information, call Ab-
ner Dunn, TY. 6-0988.
For the First Time
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Chapter I, ZOD, Plans
Purim Dance, March 4
As part of its new policy of
offering a complete social calen-
dar, Chapter One, Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, will hold
a Purim dance at 9 p.m. Satur-
day, March 4, at the Center,
Woodward at Holbrook. Floyd
Snyder and his band will pro-
vide music. Social_ committee
chairman is Sol Wildstrom.
Chapter One's March 15 meet-
ing will be at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg., Lawton at Tyler.
A marriage clinic, round table
on sex, and -discussion of prob-
lems peculiar to Jewish marriage
will make up the program.
Young Adult Council
Announces Purim Dance
Detroit Jewish Young Adult
Council has scheduled a Purim
Dance for Sunday evening, Feb.
26, at the Jewish Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook.
Members of the twenty-six
different local youth organiza-
tions who make up. the Young
Adult Council will attend.
Evelyn Stollman, holiday proj-
ects committee chairmen, an-
nounces that Dick Stein and his
orchestra will play. All young
adults are invited to attend.
Tickets may be purchased at
the. door.
Sociologist to Address
Jr. Hadassah Program
Junior Hadassah will present
its monthly Oneg Shabbat, Fri-
day evening, March 3, at the
Halvey Center, Linwood at Fleet.
Dr. Harold Sheppard, profes-
sor of - sociology at Wayne Uni-
versity, will discuss intermar-
riage. All young people, ages 18
to 35, are welcome. For further
information call Edith • Berko-
witz, TO: 6-8976.
Jr. Drive To Open
At Special Gift Event
Masaclaites to Discuss
Modern lews' Beliefs
At 3-in-One Sessions
Invitations are going out this
week to more than 300 Jewish
young adults asking them to at-
tend the opening event of the
Junior Division's 1950 Allied
Jewish Campaign, the special -
gifts dinner at the Lee Plaza
Hotel, at 6:30 p.m., sSunday,
March 26.
Robert Benson is chairman of
the Juniors' special gifts corn-
inittee, which has been meeting
since December to work out the
details of the dinner.
Members of the _special gifts
committee, in addition to Ben-
son, include A. Arnold Agree,
Virginia Barnett, Harold Berry,
Brewster Broder, Robert and
Rita Brody, Avern Cohn, Albert
Colman, J. Richard and Barbara
Cooper, William Davidson, Rob-
ert Feinberg, Lawrence Fleisch-
man, Sam Frankenstein, Milton
and Roxeanne Gilman, Irving:
and Doralee Goldman, I r win
Holtzman, Be_ nard Isenberg,
Herbert and • Earbara Keidan,
Sam KaneT, Marilyn Kopel, Gra-
ham Landau, :Mcirton Scholnick,
Robert and Ruth Schrag, Sarah
Simons, and Robert and Phyllis
Welling.
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DR.: HERBERT HARRISON an-
nounces the opening of a dental
office at 9840 Dexter, in associa-
tion with his brother, Dr. Simon
Harrison. He recently returned
after two years in California.
Dr. Herbert Harrison has prac-
ticed in Detroit more than 20
years.
"What Can A Modern Jew
Believe?" is the subject to* be
discussed at the three-in-one
meetings to be held by Masada,
at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, March 9.
Scheduled to speak at the
three homes secured for the
event are Rabbi Benjamin H.
Gorrelick of Cong. Shaarey Ze-
dek, Rabbi Sidney Akselrad of
Temple Beth El . and Rabbi Moses
Lehrman of Cong. Bnai Moshe.
The discussion will be followed
by a social hour. The affairs will
be open to young adults between
18 and 30.
For further information, call
Lillian Fischer, TO. 8-2743.
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Hachug Haivri Observes
Purim with Masquerade
Hachug Haivri will hold a
Purim ingsquera.de party Satur-
day evening, March 4, • at- the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Schiffman, 16134 Princeton.
As a special feature Miriam
Fishbein . and Yona Yoshpe will
portray in pantomime various
scenes and characters of the
Purim Megillah.
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Former Israelis and anyone
with a speaking knowledge of
Hebrew are invited to join. For
further information call Murray
Selborn, president, TO. 9-5548.
For PASSOVER
Hi-Lighters Prepare
For Purim Celebration
The Hi-Lighters, Unit 7 of the
Dept. of Parks and Recreation,
are celebrating the coming holi-
day with a Purim party, Sun-
day, Feb. 26, 7:30 p.m., at Rouge
Recreation House.
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The Officers Of The
Detroit Ladies
Lechem Aneeim
President
Mrs. Gittle Melinsky
Vice President
Mrs. A. Greenberg
Vice President
Mrs. .1. Spiegelman
Vice President
Mrs. Vera Rom
Treasurer
Mrs. Minnie Smith
Mrs. Rose Kartun .... General Secretary
Mrs. Rachel Kashher .... Recording Sec.
Mrs. Rose Milinsky Trustee
Mrs. Fanny Wolf .... Trustee-Secretary
Mrs. Umansky Ticket Secretary
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contributors who helped make their
Annual Banquet on Feb. 12 a success.
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