Yeshivath Beth. Yehudah plans for 18th Hebrew Benevolent Society Reports
Annual Dinner; Rabbi. Line liner to Speak Progress in Chapel Fund-Raising
As the series of Sunday morn- asmuch as building construc-
ing brunches and progress tion is moving along now at a
meetings continue in behalf of very rapid pace."
fund-raising for the new He-
A special appeal is being
brew Memorial Chapel now made to all Chesed Shel Emes
under construction at 26640 members to join in the cam-
Greenfield, near 11 Mile, Oak paign for funds, as well as the
Park, an increasing amount of community-at-large.
organizational and individual
The executive offices and
interest is apparent.
operation of facilities are ex-
The new chapel is being built pected to be transferred soon
by the Hebrew Benevolent So- from 2995 Joy, where they have
ciety (Chesed Shel Emes) of been since 1930, to the new
which Morris Dorn is president. premises.
Nathan P. Rossen is chairman
A highlight of the most re-
of the building committee and cent report meeting was the
Hyman Mitnick is. chairman of presentation of Barney Citrin
the building campaign commit- of a personal check to the chair-
tee. Rabbi Israel I. Rockove is man of the building fund.
the executive director.
Citrin has served the Hebrew
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter (Htamar) of Jerusalem is shown here addressing .a recent
"It is gratifying to observe Benevolent Society as recording
meeting of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah leaders who are planning the institution's annual ban-
quet to be held July '7 at Cong. Shaarey Shomayim. They are, from left, David Goldberg, chair- the rapidity with which organi- secretary for many years and
zations and individuals are re- currently holds the title of
man of the executive committee; Daniel A. Laven, treasurer; David J. Cohen, chairman of the
sponding to our plea for finan- "Honorary Secretary."
board; Max Biber, president; Rabbi Leizer Levin, chairman of the Vaad Hachinuch; and Rabbi
cial assistance in this project,"
Joseph Elias, principal-
said Mitnick at a recent report
One out of every eight smok-
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meeting. "The response of De- ers may expect to develop can-
This year's dinner of 'the De-
troit Jewry has been over- cer of the lungs as compared
troit Yeshivah, sponsored by Hebrew High School Holds July Sessions
Classes will be conducted dur- will be the deepening of the whelming, but it is important to one in 300 among non-smok-
the Synagogue Council for the
Beth Yehudah Schools, to be ing July for students enrolled knowledge in the skills of He- that all pledges be paid soon in- ers.
held July 7 at Cong. Shaarey in the Hebrew High Schools of brew conversation•, composition
-§hamayim, will have Rabbi the United Hebrew Schools. The and style, and the more inten-
BUY THE
Alexander Linchner as guest courses will be geared for ad- sive familiarity with Hebraic
speaker, it was announced at vanced students and for stu- sources. The courses will in-
BEST-PAY LESS
a meeting of congregational dents who require improvement clude the prayer book; Hebrew
WITH
in their studies. _
literature, grammar and com-
presidents and delegates.
Classes will be held from 9:30 position; Prophet Nehemiah and
Morris Dorn, Synagogue
Council chairman, presided at a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday Shivat Zion; introduction to the
the brunch held in Oak Woods through Thursday in the Kasle Talmud and Pirke Mishna.
Young Israel. The annual - event High School Building, 18977
For, registration, call Sylvan
marking the culmination of 18 Schafer.
J. Ginsburgh, principal of the
T1 6-1122
years' service to the Detroit
The aims of the curriculum Hebrew High School, 864-1115.
Jewish community by the Beth
Yehudah Day School, will be
sponsored by 18 congregations
maintaining close ties with
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. These
synagogues are Adas Yeshurun,
Beth Aaron V'Israel (Stoliner
shul), Beth Joseph (Ruzhiner),
Beth Tefila Emanuel Tikvah,
Beth Ye h u d a h, Bnai David,
Bnai Israel (Torah Center),
Bnai Jacob, David Ben Nochim
(Agudath Israel), Gemiluth
Chassodim, Khal Charedim, Mo-
gan Abraham, Mishkan Israel-
Nusach Harie, S'haarey Shoma-
yim and the Young Israel
branches in Northwest Detroit,
Oak, Woods and Greenfield.
i; A number of congregations
and other groups have already
reserved tables. Proceeds go to
maintain the year-round Yeshi-
vah educational program, which
makes it possible for children
of underprivileged families to
be trained for Jewish life and
American citizenship.
Rabbi Linchner is a Torah
educator now serving as presi-
dent of the Mesifta in Brook
lyn, N.Y. He is the son-in-law
of the late Rabbi Feivel Men-
delowitz, who founded Torah
Vodaath. Rabbi Linchner also
heads Boys' Town in Jerusalem,
where he spends several months
each year.
MILT or ALLEN
Personal Instaloans.
Beth Moses Installs
Kinzer as President
Hy Kinzer has been installed
as president of Cong. Beth
Moses.
Other officers are Ralph For-
man, vice-president; Isadore
Bernstein, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph
Smith, Harold Black and Wil-
liam Naftaly,' secretaries; Dr.
Manuel Feldman, Max Marshak
and Ben Kinzer, trustees.
At the recent annual Men's
Club installation. Franklin L.
Levy was honored as the "Man
of the Year." Levy is the club's
treasurer and chairman of the
congregation's m ember ship
committee and executive board.
He is a past president of the
synagogue. The club presented
its Blood Bank Award to Mrs.
Donald Farkus, Sheldon Man-
son and William Naftaly.
Some foods may be sea-
sonal but well-balanced meals
shouldn't be. Eat a variety of
foods in just the amounts you
need, the Michigan Heart As-
sociation urges.
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