usy Preparing for Campain's Junior Division Clean-Up Drive This Sunday Shaarey Zedek. Grads Elect Directors; Set June 15 Dance Plans The Shaarey Zedek Alumni Association elected the follow- ing to the board: President, Eliot Charlip; vice president, Leonard Baron; recording sec- retary, Sue Berger; 'Correspond- ing secretary, Penny Isaacs; treasure r, Charles Kramer. Members of the board, Selma Arkin, Irving Baron, Milton Berry, Madeline Woirauch, Rob- ert Cohen, Stanley Prenzlauer, Henry Lonnerstater, P h y 11 i s Kurtz and Bernard Wittenberg. Plans are complete for the dance marking the closing event of the Association at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 15, in the social hall of the synagogue. Dave Diamond and his or- chestra will furnish music and entertainment. A special pro- gram of installation of officers will round out the evening. Eliot Charlip is general chair- Getting ready for the one-day clean-up drive of the Junior man of the dance, and further information may be obtained at Division set for Sunday, June 4, ALBERT M. COLMAN (left) the synagogue office. chairman of the Juniors for the 1950 Allied Jewish Campaign, checks over the reports of two division chairmen (I, to r.), MADELEINE LEVENBERG and ELAINE RUB,ACH. Junior Division workers will assemble for a one-day clean-up drive Sunday, June '4, to cover 1500 outstanding slips for the Allied Jewish Campaign. Distribution centers will be set up at the Dexter-Davison Branch of the Jewish Commun- ity Center and at the Northwest Hebrew Congregation where workers will report at 10 a. m. to receive their slips. To date, the Junior Division has raised 90 per cent of the money it pledged in 1949 and secured pledges show a 44% in- crease. Albert M. Colman, chair- man of the 1950 Campaign for the Juniors, pointed out that if all remaining slips are covered in the one-day drive with the same degree of efficiency, the Junior Division will go over the top, Workers will report to the dis- tribution center nearest their home and will be assigned slips as close to :their homes as pos- sible. Every worker who has access to a car is urged to join the motor corps for the day. Masada Slates Final Action on Proposed Affiliation With ZOD Final action of the proposed affiliation of Detroit Masada with the Zionist Organization of Detroit, in accordance with the national pattern set this year, will be taken at a mem- bership meeting at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at Shaarey Zedek. Concluding arguments for and "Aw against affiliation will be pre- sented, and the membership will vote on the future status of the organization. Election of board members for next year also will take place. The nominating oommit- tee, of which Bill Fitzerman is chairman, will present a slate. Members wishing to run for the board may do so by turning in a Petition, signed by 25 mem- bers, to Fitzerman, by June 6. Ile may be reached at TY. 5-3754, for additional informa- tion. Other nominations may be made from the floor. Lillian Fischer, chairman of Masada*s fifth anniversary in- .italtation dance, announce that Sairiday evening, June 25, has aeed set as the date of the af- _fair, which will take place at the Woodward Center. Bnai Moshe Youths Present 'June Jubilee' The Young People's Club of Bilai Moshe will present a "June Jubilee" dance at 8:30 p.. Sunday, June 4, in the social hall of the synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. Sam Redder and his band will furnish the dance music. Young people 1.3 and over are invited. Cong. Chances of being struck by ightning are about six or seven at a taitTion, For a BEAUTIFUL PONTIAC immediate delivery on certain models Parents Hold Tea to Raise Kinneret Scholarships A tea, to raise scholarships for children wishing to attend Ha- bonim's Camp Kinneret, in Chel- sea, Michigan, will be held at 8:30 p. m. Saturday, June 3, at the Labor Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood. The program will consist of dessert supper and Habonim entertaining with Israeli songs and dances. 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