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Leah and Isadore Shrodek
Shrodeck 55th
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore (Leah)
Shrodeck will mark their
55th wedding anniversary.
They were members of the
second group of pioneers (they
helped organize) who sailed
for Palestine on April 29,
1933. The group of 30 young
men and women went to Kib-
butz Degania B, where Mrs.
Shrodeck became the first
English teacher in the Jordan
Valley, using her degree from
Detroit Teachers College. Her
husband worked in the fields
and both were subsequently
asked to join the Haganah.
Upon their return to
Detroit, Mrs. .Shrodeck
taught Hebrew and Yiddish
at the Hayim Greenberg
Hebrew Yiddish Shule, where
she headed the nursery
school, taught Hebrew in the
upper grades, and later
became principal.
She was in the first group of
Hebrew teachers licensed by
the Board of Licensure for
Teachers in Jewish Schools.
In recent years, until her
retirement, she taught at the
Combined Hebrew Yiddish
Shule and the United Hebrew
Schools.
She has been active in
Labor Zionist circles and
presently is president of
Branch Four. Upon her retire-
ment from teaching she em-
barked on a career in
calligraphy.
Shrodeck left the Universi-
ty of Michigan pre-med pro-
gram in 1933 to go to
Palestine. Upon his return to
the States he continued his
Zionist activities. He is one of
the founding members of the
Brenner Branch of Labor
Zionist Alliance, a former
chairman of the Metropolitan
Division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign, past member of
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil Executive Committee and
is now a member of the com-
mittee of international con-
cerns of the Council. He is
president of the Histadrut of
Metropolitan Detroit.
Shrodeck is active in the
Detroit Zionist Federation, is
a former chairman of the
Detroit Zionist Council, and
was a delegate to the foun-
ding convention of the
American Zionist Federation.
The Shrodecks have a
daughter, Rena Failer, who is
executive director of the
Israel Bond office for
Southern Ohio, and five
grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs.
Mark (Michele) Failer,
Howard, Beth and Andrew.
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On Sunday
The Jewish Parents In-
stitute will have three pro-
grams at the Maple/Drake
Jewish Community Center
on Sunday.
At 10 a.m., a volunteer from
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion will make a presentation
describing the Jewish agen-
cies to students in Clubs Five
and Seven.
J.P.I.'s Teen Discussion
Group, comprised of students
in Clubs Eight, Nine and Ten,
will participate in a discus-
sion about cults, led by
Miriam Schey of the Jewish
Community Council, at 10
a.m. in the board room.
At 11:30 a.m., students of
Club Three will present a
"Mock Trial" to students in
Clubs One, Two and Four in
DeRoy Theater.
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