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Bar Mitzvah for Sightless Boy
Joseph Ruiz of Bayside, Long Island, N.Y., the 100th blind boy
whose Bar Mitzvah was made possible through the Jewish Braille
Institute of America, rehearses at the Institute's headquarters in
New York City. Looking on are Mrs. Louis Ginzberg (right), a
member Of the Institute's executive board. and Mrs. Albert Fried,
president of the National Women's League of the United Synagogue
of America. whose volunteer Braillists prepared the Haftorah and
other Hebrew Braille material for the boy.
Youth Page
Plans Kindled for Hanukah
Hanukah parties for young peo-
ple in the community, from pre-
kindergarteners through college
age, will be held during the com-
ing weeks.
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University will hold
its party 8 p.m. Saturday at Hillel
House. A musical program will fea-
ture Cantor and Mrs. Reuven
Frankel of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Dancing, dreidel games and re-
freshments are planned.
Bnai Moshe United Synagogue
Youth is sponsoring a carnival
11:30 a.m. Dec. 6 at the synagogue.
The religious school of Cong.
Gemiluth Chassodim will spon-
sor a party 10 a.m. Sunday, with
a magic show. candle-lighting
ceremony. playlet performed by
Class 7 and prizes. The sister-
hood will serve luncheon to all
children.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will
hold its Carnival Capers for all
children noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at
the Beth Jacob Building. Games
and booths. prizes and refresh-
ments will be featured.
Adas Shalom United Synagogue
Youth will hold a Hanukah Carni-
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val 1-4 p.m. Dec. 6. It will fea-
ture games, booths, prizes and re-
freshments. Everyone is invited.
Montreal Agency Starts
Teen Leadership Training
MONTREAL (JTA)—Neighbor-
hood House, a Jewish Federation
agency. has inaugprated two lead-
ership training courses this sea-
son at its new Cote des Neiges
headquarters.
Some 30 teen-agers from grades
10 and 11 have already enrolled
for this year's courses, one of
which is for beginners. and an ad-
vanced course for those who have
already had some leadership train-
ing.
Glimpse of English Jewry
- Glimpses of 01 d .European
Jewries Past and Present." spon-
sored by Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion at Wayne State University,
will feautre Dr. Alfred Greenbaum '
of the WSU Library cataloging
department 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
Dr. Greenbaum will discuss Eng-
lish Jewry. Sandwiches are served
at noon for a nominal fee.
Famous Per.sonaidiaa
T THE AGE OF /3, DUBINSKY BECAME
A MASTER BAKER AND AT THE SAME TIME
SECRETARY OF THE BAKERS UNION OF HIS
TOWN - LODZ IN
EIE
CONDUCTED
A STRIKE AGAINST
HIS OWN FATHERS
E WAS
TWICE ARR-
ESTED AND
EXILED TO
SIBERIA-BUT
HE MANAGED
BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENT.
TO ESCAPE TO
AMERICA.
DAVID
DUBINSKY
N AMERICA
HE JOINED THE
SOCIALIST PARTY
FOR A WHILE,
STUDIED HARD
AT NIGHT, AND
ROSE TO DIS-
TINCTION IN
KIS UNION.
POLAND.
CHIEF Of /NTERIVAT/ONAL
LAD/ES CARMEN?' WORKERS'
UN/ON (ILGWU)
SABRA FEATURES
EIE WAS ELECTED TO THE
PRESIDENCY OF THE BOWE/
BY ACCLAMATION IN 1932
WHERE HE HAS PROVED
HIMSELF A CREDIT TO
AMERICAN LABOR TRADITION.
Shaarey Zedek Youth Orchestra to Appear on TV
The Shaarey Zedek Youth Or- direction of Joseph Ederlman and
chestra will appear on Channel 4 is sponsored' by the Jewish Com-
a special munity Council.
2:30 p.m. Dec. 6 in
Hanukah program. The or-
Yavneh Student Group
chestra, organized in 1961 by Jer-
ome Stasson, has given many Offers Data on Colleges
young people an
High school seniors with ques-
opportunity to tions about religious observance on
play new Jewish a particular college campus may
and Israeli corn- write Yavneh, National Religious
positions as well Jewish Students Association, 84
By RANDY ZUSSMAN
as the standard Fifth Ave., New York 10011, for
classic literature information.
Plans have been finalized for the
and special or-
Yavneh, run by college students,
senior trip for the Class of '65.
chestra arrange- has chapters throughout North
May 26, when class members par-
of
familiar
ments
America
which focus on establish-
ticipating in the trip will arrange
ktoklurs Jewish selec- ing social and intellectual contacts
for their own transportation to
tions.
among religious Jewish students.
the Detroit River dock. The S.S.
The orchestra
South American will cruise Lake
is one of the few
He who gathers bit to bit shall
Erie and Lake Huron Friday. The ■
regularly sched- have much.—Proverbs 13.
ship will stop at Mackinac Island.
uled synagogue !
The S.S. South American will dock
orchestras in the I
at Detroit, May 29.
FOR THE BEST IN
United States
MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
The seventh annual government
and appears in
day at Southfield High School was
Stasson
five or six majorj
held Nov. 9. Students from the
An op-
senior class took over the city for performances each season.
And His Orchestra
solo appearances
a day. Activities that were planned ' portunity for
has been afforded talented mem-
DI 1-1609
were: an assembly at school, a
tour of the new civic center. a bers of the orchestra.
The orchestra portion of the pro-
reception given by the Optimums
illanagraln•
Club. a dinner given by the Opti- gram will include a Hanukah
mist Club, and participating in the overture, sabra square dance and
Professional Teachers
City Council meeting that night. Hebrew sketches.
FIELD
ART STUDIO
Conductor Stasson and his wife,
Among those participating were !
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Leslie Stern, city councilwoman. pianist Betty Kowalsky, will also
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Mark Dembs, director of building appear as soloists in several selec-
and safety engineering, and Randy tions. The program is under the ,
Southfield
High
School
Newsline
SAM EMMER
Zussman, city administrator.
The first of two student govern-
ment conferences to be held for
the new Southeastern Michigan AS-
sedation of which Southfield is a
member was held at Royal Oak
Kimball High School Nov. 18.
Among those participating from
Southfield were Steve Lezell, Les-
lie Stern, Douglas Zussman and
Randy Zusman.
The scholastic writing awards
program. Showing steady growth
among schools in southeastern
Michigan annually for almost 20
years. again is inviting student
writers to compete interesting
awards.
Southfield d ators have begun ,
an outstandipe season of debating
in metropolitan Detroit areas.
While participating in two leagues,
they have once again sought to
gain league championships. Among
Martin
the varsity teams are
Stoneman and Nancy Garlock, Joel
Stocker and Sue Marrich.
HANUKAH
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Where ou can plainly' see
One li tie *candle
That's lit especially for me.
Every night a new one's lit
Then we go to play a bit,
With my dreidel we spin,
To see which one of us can win.
Next the children jump for joy,
For there is a gift for each girl
and boy.
I can hardly wait to see
What's inside the box for me.
Children's Movie Hour
The. Leadership Training Group
of Cong. Beth Abraham will pre-
sent a two-hour Children's Movie
Hour of cartoons 12:30 p.m. today
in the Synagogue youth lounge.
Nominal fee will go toward the
group's education fund.
The group will show a film on
youth seminars 11 a.m. Sunday at
the synagogue. All young people
age 14-18 are invited.
Shoresh USY. Sets Oneg
Shoresh Chapter (8th grade) of
Adas Shalom United Synagogue
Youth will hold an oneg shabbat
2 p.m. Saturday at the synagogue.
Talmud on Honesty
When man appears before the
Throne of Judgment, the first ques-
tion he is asked is not: "Have you
believed in God?" or "Have you
prayed and observed the ritual?"
He is asked: "Have you dealt hon-
orably and faithfully in all your
dealings with your fellowman?"
—Sabbath.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24-Friday, November 27, 1964
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