Bnai David Affiliates With the UHS
man and Albert Zack, plus
the principal of the school
and the superintendent of the
UHS.
Cultural and r e l i g i o u s
aspects of the program will
be supervised by Rabbi
Poupko, and the joint board
will plan integration of the
congregational, social, cul-
tural and religious activities
with the school's program.
Hiring of teachers will be in
consultation with the joint
board.
The Bnai David Nursery
School also will become a
part of the United Hebrew,
Bnai David Hebrew School
has affiliated with the United
Hebrew Schools, effective
Sept. 1, it was announced by
Norman D. Katz, president
of . the United Hebrew
Schools, and Meyer Must,
president of Cong. Bnai
David.
Administration and opera-
tion of the school will be
within the framework of the
new relationship between the
UHS and congregations with.
which it is affiliated.
A joint board will consist
of equal representation from
the United Hebrew ,Schools
and Bnai David. Represent-
ing Bnai David on the joint
board are Rabbi Solomon
Poupko, Dr. Maier Belen,
Mrs. Mildred Grossman,
Lawrence Traison and Don-
ald Nitzkin.
United Hebrew Schools
members on the joint board
are: Marvin Hoffman, Ver-
non Leopold, Nathan Sober-
Parents Urge Large Turnout
of UHS Members for Meeting;
Balloting Scheduled After 6 P.M.
A group of United Hebrew
Schools parents, in a letter
sent to all parents of UHS
students, urged them to be-
come $10 dues-paying mem-
bers so they may vote at the
UHS annual meeting 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the LaMed
Auditorium.
Balloting will take place
from 6 to 8:30 p.m., up until
the business meeting. Those
who wish to vote but cannot
attend the ,annual meeting
may come early to cast their
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Bolleardee
Dr. Jay Stern
New UHS
Superintendent
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The United Hebrew Schools
board of directors, meeting
in special session Wednesday
evening, approved the ap-
pointment of Dr. Jay B. Stern
as superintendent of the UHS,
effective the end of next
January.
Dr. Stern, an instructor of
Hebrew at the University of
Rochester, N.Y., is educa-
tional director of Rochester's
Temple Beth El. His con-
tract with the university pre-
vented his coming before
January.
* Dr. Stern succeeds Dr.
Benjamin Yapko, who leaves
in July. There will be no in-
terim superintendent. Ap-
proval of the appointment
was unanimous.
Dr. Stern has written a
number of books and pub-
lished widely, and was de-
scribed as articulate and
concerned with solving the
problems that beset the UHS.
He said he was classroom-,
rather than administration-,
oriented and stated that the
teachers are the most im-
portant part of a „Hebrew
school system.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
—
Business Briefs
CLAIRE ALTMAN recent-
ly was appointed coordinator
for L. B. KING'S executive
business and industrial gift
department in the Fisher
Building.
*
SAM LIEBERMAN was
appointed general sales man_
ager of the UNIVERSAL
WINE AND LIQUOR CO., it
was anounced by Mrs. Maria
Lalli, president.
*
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Member Detroit Retail
Schools program, as will its
one - day - per-week primary
department.
The aim of the joint board,
according to the UHS-Bnai
David statement, will be to
"develop new approaches to
the teaching of Judaic sub-
jects and the enhancement
of Torah Judaism." Courses
already instituted include
basic synagogue skills, such
as Torah •eading, Hazanut
and choir. Israeli folk danc-
ing also is planned.
Alex Roberg has been ap-
pointed principal of the Bnai
David School.
Sisterhood Unit
Maps Parley
president of ABE BADER
BAG CO., Madison Heights.
Stone, who has been with the
company five years, former-
ly was vice president, direc-
tor of sales.
Red Cross Seeks
Blood Donors
The Red Cross is in need of
safe, volunteer blood.
Persons may donate at the
* * *
Tel-Twelve Shopping Mall,
MARK KLINGER was in 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday. For
Chicago last week represent- an appointment, call the
ing THE IRA KAUFMAN Cross, 542-6700.
CHAPEL, INC. at the School
of Funeral Service Manage-
ORIGINAL DESIGNS
ment of the National Foun-
dation of Funeral Service.
IN STAINED GLASS
The management school,
FOR HOME OR OFFICE
which focuses on business
administration, is geared to
the specific needs .of funeral
service firms.
Mrs. Irving Chaiken, re-
elected president of Michigan
Branch of Women's League
for Conservative Judaism,
was installed into office at
the recent branch annual
conference. Installed with
Mrs. • Chaiken were Mes-
dames J. Stewart Linden,
Sidney Mossman, Seymour
* * *
Ungar and Fred Sklarchyk,
vice presidents; Benjamin
HOWARD K. STONE has
Weiss, treasurer; and Rich- been elected executive vice
EVENINGS
ard Bayles, Joseph Davidorf
and Abe Katzman, secre-
taries. Orientation for branch
officers and sisterhood presi-
dents will be held at a two-
day open house sessions and
consultation with branch dis-
cussion leaders. A choice of
either June 25 or 26 may be
attended. Sessions will be at
10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at the
One of Allied Van Lines Largest Haulers
home of Mrs. Chaiken, 23435
Sutton, Southfield. Sisterhood
1300 N. Campbell Road
2253 Cole Street
social action-United Nations
Royal Oak
Birmingham
chairmen are invited to meet
LI 1-3313
MI 4-4613
with Mrs. Gerrard Berman,
national social action chair-
man for Women's League.
For reservations, call Mrs.
J. Davidorf, 588-8575.
ballots and then leave.
The Concerned Parents as-
sociation has submitted the
names of eight petition can-
didates to be voted upon in
addition to the slate proposed
by the nominating committee
of the UHS board.
Dues may be paid up until
the day of election.
* *
Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig,
one of the negotiating leaders
of the UHS teachers' associa-
tion, said he informed the
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
that the association is pre-
pared to work through the
council's beth din to arbi-
trate the teachers' dispute
with the UHS.
Rabbi Rosenzveig said the
association was willing to
name one representative to
meet with a UHS represen-
tative and a third person
agreeable to both parties.
However, Rosenzveig said
he has an assurance from
UHS President-elect. Milton SZ Teachers Pick
Lucow that he will work to Officers, Trustees
resolve the dispute after the
The Hebrew Teachers As-
election, and a beth din thus sociation of Cong. Shaarey
would be obviated.
Zedek elected Albert J.
Burke as president at its re-
cent meeting.
Socialites to Have
Other officers are vice
Annual Installation president, Ray Skop; secre-
The Detroit Socialites will tary, Mrs. Judith Karbal;
hold its annual installation treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Gold-
dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. June stein; and trustees, Mes-
23 at the Raleigh House. dames Anne Baruch, Judith
Music for dancing will be Covensky, Victoria Davido-
provided by Johnny C and vich, Manya Feldman, Evelyn
Klein and Drora Kleinplatz.
his trio.
The association strives to
For reservations, call Shir-
ley Kaner, 398-2296, or Mollie promote, strengthen and en-
rich Jewish education.," ele-
Stern, 342-2791.
Proceeds from the recent vate the • standards of the
auction for the Israel Emer- school and improve the status
gency Fund and the dances of the Jewish teaching pro-
held during this past season fession in order to attract
amounted to a $2,000 dona- young people into its ranks,
tion to the IEF.
according to Burke.
activities in Society
The Newton L. Freedmans of Carmel Ct., Southfield,
joined the. Marvin F. Jacob's trip to Monaco and the French
and Italian Riviera. Mesdames Freedman and Jacobs at-
tended a luncheon at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco, spon-
sored by The American Needlepoint Guild. Princess Grace
participated as a judge and joined a group of 40 women
for luncheon. The Freedmans and Jacobses attended a pre-
view of a new movie starring Elizabeth Taylor. The prince
and princess of Monaco and many Hollywood celebrities
also attended.
*
*
Mrs. Ida Weiss of Miami was in Detroit recently to
attend a dinner party for her son and daughter-in-law, Ed-
ward . and Anne (Avrushin) Fienman of Gardner Ave., Oak
Park, who celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary and
Anne's birthday at the Bloomfield Canopy. Also attending
were Mrs. Ida Avrushin, Mrs. Fienman's mother, and mem-
bers of the immediate family.
JACK
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