Junior Division AJC Contributor's
Elect 36 Young People to Board

.6—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 21, 1950

Cronbach Retires

At the annual meeting of son, Norman Katz, Marily n
contributors to ,the Junior Divi- Kopel, Lois Kottler, Madeleine
sion of the 1950 Allied Jewish Levenberg, Charles Levin, Sey-
Campaign held this week, 36 mour Lichter, Milton Lucow,
members were elected to the Leo Majzels, Nathan Peterman,
board of directors.
Richard Prince, Ruth Prujan-
The Junior Division board, sky, Shirley" Rappaport, Samuel
known as the Community Serv- Ross, Elaine Rubach, Geraldine
ice Committee of the Jewish Silverman, Shirley Simon s,
Young Adult Council, has William Stone and Melvina
the responsibility of gaining Winokur.
young adult participation in
The incoming board will hold
communal affairs.
Albert M. Colman, campaign its first meeting Monday, Aug.
chairman of the Junior Division 7, when it will elect its officers.
and president of the -outgoing
board, in summarizing the Divi-
sion's work in the recent Allied
Jewish Campaign, reported that
Juniors had pledged $50,000,
102 per cent of the money raised
in 1949. Pledges in 1950 ave-
Cong. Beth Abraham, Lin-
raged a 31 per cent increase wood at Sturtevant, has engaged
over giving by the same people Cantor Eugene Greenfield to
DR. ABRAHAM CRONBACH,
in 1949. A total of 2200 pledges chant the Mussaf services dur-
kas thus far been secured.
ing the High Holy days in the who has taught two generations
Colmgh. added that the Com- main sanctuary of the syna- of rabbis as a member of the
faculty of the Hebrew Union
munity Service Committee had gogue.
conducted door-to-door solicita-
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern and College in Cincinnati, has re-
tion for the Torch Fund and Rabbi Joseph Thumin will of 2 tired from his post on the fac-
had netted the drive nearly ficiate and preach the sermons. ulty of the Liberal seminary, it
$20,000.
The Men's Club will be in is announced by Dr. Nelson
Newly elected board members charge of arrangements of the Glueck, president. Dr. Cronbach
include A. Arnold Agree, Har- auxiliary services in the social has reached the compulsory re-
riet Aiken, Virginia Barnet t, hall. Beginning with the -last tirement age. He was professor
Robert S. Benson, Harold Berry, week in August, committees will of Jewish social studies at the .
Allen Bobroff, Brewster Broder, be on duty at the synagogue for College for 28 years.
Eveleen Budnitzky, Dr. Leon A. the assignment of seats to con-
Burg, Avern Cohn, Albert M. giegation members, regular Detroiters Among
Colman, Judy Cowan, Robert M. worshippers and seat-holders, as
Feinberg, Mildred Fox, Bernard well as others who wish to wor- Winners of Awards
Goldstone, Leonard Grossman, ship at Beth Abraham.
Announced by JIVE
Irwin Holtzman, Shirley Jacob-
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern was
the main speaker at the July
The Jewish National Fund, in
16 cornerstone laying cere- a move to demonstrate its ap-
monies for the new Synagogue preciation to its faithful adher-
being built by Cong. Ahavas ents, has awarded four free
Achim at Schaefer and Seven trips to Israel to winners in the
Mile Rd.
Jewish National Fund Box Con-
test. Participating in the con-
test were 15,551 persons whose
Natalie Gaines has been elect-
boxes yielded a total of $248,520
ed president of the Jewish
during the period covering the
Young Adult Council of Detroit.
years of 1948-1950. At the same
Sabbath
morning
worship
is
She was elevated from vice
time 10 awards of $100 worth of
scheduled for this Saturday, Israel merchandise. and 83 book
. president. -
Dorothy Berenson and Evelyn July 22, by the following syna- prizes were awarded. The four
Stollman were named vice gogues:
who won the free trips to Israel
Cong. Bnai David, Northwest are : I. Kolodney, 4052 Sturte-
presidents. Marcia Siegel, re-
cording secretary; Evelyn Kep-_ Hebrew Cong., Cong. Joseph W. vant, Detroit; Mrs, Ida Wein-
pelman, corresponding secre- Allen, all at 8:45 a.m.; Cong. stein, Milo, Me.; Mrs. M. Wein-
tary, and Benno Levi, treasurer. Gemiluth Chassodim, Cong. Bnai berg, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Margaret
Moshe, Cong. Shaarey Zedek, at
New board members are El- 9 a.m.; Cong. Beth Abraham, Friedman, Forest Hills, N. Y.
liot Charlip, Portia Fox, Benson 9:15 a.m., and Temple Beth El, Eligible for the award for a free
Jaffee, Leo Majzels, Earl Sobole 11 a.m.
trip to Israel were those whose
and Florence Weintraub. --
boxes
yielded $10 or more dur-
Tisha b'Ab rites will be held
The Jewish Young Adult
ing
the
period of 1948-50.
Sunday morning. Bnai Moshe
Council, sponsored by the Jew- services
Book Awards went to - many
will
be
at-
8
a.m.
and
ish Community Center, com- Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim's at contributors thrbughout the
prises delegates from 26 organ- 7:45 a.m.:-
land, including the following
izations with a total member-
Detroiters:
ship of almost 4,000. It organ-
Mrs. Paul Broner, 17579
izes its total membership for Wayne Sorority Lists
Cherrylawn; Mrs. Henry Jack-
large-scale programming and Slate of New Officers
son, 1960 Clements; B. Corn,
community pr,pjects such as the
3211 Glendale; Miss Caroline
Allied Jewish Campaign and the
Katz, 3025 Calvert.
New officers of Beta Lambda
Community Fund. It integrates
and correlates the programs of Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma
the member groups and pro- sorority at Wayne University
(formerly Sigma Theta Delta)
FOR ECONOMICAL
vides educational direction.
are: Bea Chodoroff, president;
Sue Sherman, vice president;
Campus Zionists Join
Sallie Kaplan, treasurer; Sylvia
Goldstick, corresponding secre-
In Outing on July 30
tary; Ethel Wolofsky, recording
secretary.
OVER THE YEARS
Wayne University Chapter of
The group held a wienie roost
the Inter-Collegiate Zionist July 15 at Woodhull Lake.
Federation of America and Ha-
oleh, chalutz arm of IZFA, will
co-sponsor a _ picnic Sunday, Wayne IZFA to Teach
July 30.
OUR ENGINEERS
Israel Songs, Dances
Transportation will be pro-
vided. All cars are advised to
Wayne University's Chapter of
congregate at the Tuxedo-La-
OUR FACILITIES COM-
Salle entrance of Central High the Inter-Collegiate Zionist Fed-
PRISE ONE OF DE-
School at 11 a.m.
eration of America is sponsoring
TROIT'S
MOST MOD-
Among activities scheduled a song and dance meeting at
are softball, swimming, and a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, • July 25, at
ERN PLANTS DEVOTED
discussion on "Chalutziut from the Jewish Home for the Aged.
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may call Sheldon Lutz, UN. young adult community is - in--
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Beth Abraham Tells
High Holiday Plans

Natalie Gaines
Heads Young Adult
Officers for Year

Studies and Sports Bnai David Men
Are Combined at Beth Schedule 12 Events
Yehudah Day Camp

Hebrew studies are combined
with outdoor sports at the Beth
Yehuda,h day camp.
The campers, who range in
age from five to 15, study He-
brew, Bible, Talmud and Jewish
observances. More than 275 of
Beth Yehudah's year - round
students are continuing their
Hebrew - schooling through the
summer, either in the day camp
or in half-day school sessions.
Sports activities are carried
on at Rouge or Lola Valley
Parks. The children swim daily
at Tappan pool, and work at
arts and crafts in the Beth Ye-
hudah workshop.
For older campers, cookouts
in Kensington Park are a regu-
lar feature. Younger children
have been taken on expedi-
tions to points of interest about
Detroit.
Lunches and afternoon snacks
are served at the Camp. All
children are picked up and re-
turned at home, in Beth Yehu-
dah buses.
Registrations are accepted at
12322 Dexter.

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Bnai David Men's Club met
under the direction of its new
officers last Thursday to make
its plans for the coming season.
Arrangements are being made
for a picnic in August and a
wienie roast in September.
The club will hold its "get-
acquainted" night in ' October
and games party in November.
Activities for December will in-
clude a Hanukah party, past
president's night and initiation
of members.
Plans for 1951 include a mid-
winter frolic in January, ama-
teur night in February, Purim
party in March, musical night
in April and kiddies party in
May.

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June. This is a 33 point drop
from last June when the index
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Summer Social Plans

For its next summer social
event Daniel Chapter, 200, will
give a cocktail party Saturday
evening, July 29. Reservations
must be made by Wednesday,
July 26, with Bob Ettinger, WE.
4-6836; Micki Lancet, TO.
6-0468, or Lil Trop, TO. 5-5127.
Also planned are a concert,
all-day boat ride and picnic,
attendance at a night baseball
game at Briggs Stadium, and a
Wienie roast.

Northwest Youths Picnic
At Dodge Park Sunday

Members of Northwest He-
brew Congregation's YPC will
be picnicking this Sunday, July
23, at Dodge Park.
Those attending are asked to
meet at 10 a. m. at thg home of
Joy Crantz, 17367 Monica ., bring-
ing their own lunches. Trans-
portation will be provided.
For further information, call
Miss Crantz, UN. 2-2917, or
George Karbelnick, TO. 9-3864.

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