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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Rabbi Oscar Groner
Preaches at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek

Council Secured Relief in State's Religious Legislative. Issues

Rabbi Oscar Groner, assistant
director of the Hillel Founda-
tions and brother of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek's Rabbi /min
Groner, will occupy the pulpit
at Sabbath services Saturday at
the synagogue.

Rabbi Oscar Groner was as-
sociated with the Anti-Defama
tion League of Bnai Brith and
served as director of Hillel at
Northwestern University until
he assumed his present post in
1960. He now is in charge of
field services to the more than
200 Hillel foundations.

Beth Jacob Opens
Branch Synagogue

Cong. Beth Jacob has an-
nounced the opening of a tem-
porary Eight Mile road branch
at 20470 Hubbell, between Eight
Mile and Norfolk.

Services will be held there
Friday evenings, Saturdays and
Stmdays. Daily services will
continue to be held at the Lin-
wood synagogue. Construction
of a new synagogue at the
Hubbell address will begin soon.

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In a report to the community originally reported out of the
ant Jewish merchants who are
have been experienced in
House Agriculture Committee, compelled, because of their ob- which
other localities.
Cohen stated, with protection for servance, to close two days of the

relations committee of the Jew-
ish Community Council, William
Cohen, chairman of the sub-com-
mittee on legislative issues, de-
tailed action taken in connection
with measures recently enacted
by the Michigan House of Repre-
sentatives on Sunday Closing and
Humane Slaughter.
The human slaughter bill was

Oak Park Academy
Plans Model Seder,
Parents Workshop

kosher slaughter completely re-
moved. The Council sub-com-
mittee had conversations in De-
troit, and in Lansing, with mem-
bers of the Wayne County dele-
gation in the House. The issue of
religious freedom was recognized
as inherent. Members of the
House delegation with whom con-
versations were • held included
Representatives Joseph Kowal-
ski, William Ryan, Robert Wal-
dron and Chester Wozniak who
expressed an understanding of
the problem and pledged support
to efforts for maintaining the
freedom of religious practices.
Representatives of the Hu-
mane Society and associated
groups, who were urging the
adoption of the Humane
Slaughter measures, acknowl-
edged that kosher slaughter is a
humane method.

Student groups of the Hebrew
Academy of Oak Park will hold
their Annual Model Seder on
Thursday in preparation for the
coming Passover season.
Rabbi Israel Flam, director of
the Academy, announces that
different children have been as-
signed parts of the Hagadah,
which they will explain as the
Seder progresses. Mrs. Raiselle
The amending language allow-
Snow, music director, will lead ing for the continuation
of
the children in special songs.
kosher slaughter was submitted
The Academy Holiday Work- by Rep. Ryan. The bill with the
shops for parents will convene amendment was adopted 87-16.
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the school
Cohen reported also on the
building. The Passover holiday Council's activities with respect
will be discussed in detail, con- to the Sunday closing bill.
In
entrating on the Seder. The many areas the Sunday closing
p ublic is invited.
laws penalize religiously observ-

week under the workings of
these laws.

On behalf of the Council,

Cohen's committee was in touch
with Rep. Chester Wozniak,
chairman of the legislative corn-
mittee, which drafted the Sunday
closing proposals. Under the
language incorporated in the bill,
business establishments are re-
quired to refrain from selling
specified articles or from open-
ing on a "successive Saturday or
Sunday." This provision, Cohen
reported, grants complete pro-
tection to seventh day Sabba-
tarians and avoids the problems

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