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Rapaport-Klein

Engagement Told

Detroit Jewish Vocational Service
Gets Grant to Find Jobs for Retirees

Robert Kasle, president of the
Jewish Vocational Service, an-
nounces that the agency has re-
cently been awarded a . special
grant to conduct a project which
has the purpose of finding part-
time jobs for retirees.
This grant has been made by
the Baron de Hirsch Fund, a
New Jersey philanthropy, to De-
troit as one of four Jewish Vo-
cational Service agencies in the
United States and Canada in-
terested in increasing employ-
ment opportunities for retired
persons.
The Detroit JVS is concerned
that there are a diminishing
number of jobs available for re-
tirees who have serious eco-
nomic and psychological needs
to work. Most of these persons
wish to supplement their So-
cial Security or retirement bene-
fits.
This grant will be utilized as
an eight-month experimental
project. An advisory committee
of retired persons will work
with the agency in an effort to
provide an increased number of
part-time jobs, and will serve
as the labor pool.
Philip J. Gilbert will serve as
the field representative for this
project. He will be concerned
with contacting businesses and
firms in the Detroit area who
could employ active and experi-
enced retired persons.
The Jewish Vocational Service
believes that there are many

Two Wayne .State University
professors received the first
Probus Club Awirds for Aca-
demic Achievement at the
Club's annual dinner at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. George
Reinitz, president of the club,
made the presentation. Honored
were Dr. WALTER H. SEE-
GERS, of 832 Notre Dame.
Grosse Pointe, professor and
chairman of the department of
physiology and pharmacology
at the College of Medicine, and
Dr. SAMUEL I. SHUMAN, of
630 Merrick, professor in the
Law School. Both received $500
grants, without restrictions.
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Who is a Jew, and who is not.
MISS MARY RAPAPORT
will be discussed at New York
University March 12 by the Is-
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Rapaport
raeli Supreme Court justice who of Wisconsin Ave. announce the
delivered a • controversial deci- engagement of their daughter,
sion on the subject. Dr. MOSHE Mary Joan, to Simon Louis
SILBERG of the Supreme Court Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
of Israel will speak on "Who Is Richard Adams Klein of, Home-
Not a Jew: The Supreme Court wood, Ill.
of Israel and Its Decision in the
The bride-elect and her fiance
Case of Brother Daniel." Dr. are students at the University
Silberg delivered the majority of Michigan. A late Spring wed-
decision that said Brother Dan- ding is planned.
iel, a Jew who became a Cath-
olic monk, cannot be considered
a Jew under Israel's Law of Re- Jimmie Hawkins Is
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turn, which grants citizenship to Named Managing
CHARLES F. WAGG, direc all Jews upon immigration.
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Director of Whittier
tor, Michigan- Department of
Jimmie H a wk in s, 44, was
HERBERT H. SCHIFF, of Co-
Mental Health, will be honored
at a public- banquet March 6 at luinbus, 0., vice-president and named managing director of the
the Veterans Memorial build- chairman of the allocations and Whit t i e r , "Detroit's Distin-
ing in Detroit. A committee of finance committee of the United guished Hotel," it was announced
past and present Mental Health Jewish Fund of Columbus, has by Stanley Stahl of New York,
Commission members are plan- been appointed co-chairman of president.
ning the affair in cooperation the UJA's committee for com-
Hawkins, who succeeds Fred
with 31 sponsoring organiza- munity activities.
Hauser, returns to the Whittier
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tions: MAX OSNOS, Detroit
where he rose from bellman to
businessmen and former com-.
MARSHA TEMMER, 16, of resident manager, before leaving
mission chairman, is heading 24221 Westhampton, Oak Park, three years ago to serve as mid-
the. "committee to honor Charles and JERRY SUROWITZ, 17, of west sales manager for the Man-
Wagg on his. first quarter cen- 18694 Appoline, a Detroit mod- sion Hotels.
tury of service tb the people of ern jazz duo, have been named
He was general manager of
Michigan." Mr—Wagg .has com- winners in the second quarter their Hotel Gary in Indiana.
pleted 25 years with the De- finals of the Stars of the .Futur•
partment -of Mental Health and TV Talent Contest and are novv More recently he was general
its predecessor, the_ Hos- eligible for the finals on April manager, Western Division, Boss
Hotel chain, with headquarters
pital COrniiiSsion. For more
at the Tioga Hotel, Chanute,
« * *
than 21 -years he has served as
Kansas.
,director or its equivalent. The
DR. DAVID M. SILVER, pro-
Hawkins has been in the hotel
honor- banquet committee in- fessor of history at Butler Uni-
dudes three former Mental versity at Indianapolis, has been field for 27 years, starting as a
,Health Commission chairmen in appointed dean of the • school's page boy, at the famous Holly-
addition to Osnos, Dr. Harry college of. liberal arts and wood Beach Hotel, Fla. A . feW
years ago, Life Magazine devoted
August, the RC Rev. Monsignor sciences.
a success-picture story . to HaW-
Ralph._ M.. Richards., and. Miss
EVangeline Shiebley, professor,
LOUIS M. BLOOMFIELD, kins, when he moved up from
Wayne State' UniverSity. Pres- - Q. C., of Montreal, has been bell captain to resident manager
ent chairman Richard. F. Van- named to the Canadian National of the Whittier, within a seven-
der Veen of Grand Rapids is Capital Commission, which is month period, one of the fastest
also on the committee. Reserva- responsible for the coordination rises in the annals of innkeeping.
tions for the banquet may be and development of the federal
made by addressing the Com- government planning in the na- David Torby Wins
mittee to HonorlCharles.Wagg, tional capital. region.
Schulze Spelldown
1056 Randolph.
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• s *
David Torby, son of Mr. and
MYRON GUREN, a Cleveland
BOY SCOUT KENNETH oil executive, has been re-elect- Mrs. K. Torby, 5321 W. Outer
MOGILL, member of Troop ed chairman of the Cleveland Dr., emerged eighth grade cham-
1512 sponsored by the Jackson Committee for the United Serv- pion at Schulze School in the
first round of the Detroit News
School PTA, was the recipient ice Organizations.
Metropolitan Area spelling bees.
on Scout Sabbath at Beth Abra-
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More than 100,000 grade school
ham Synagogue of the Ner Tam-
HARRY S. WINER, Dayton
id Award, a religious award de- attorney and civic leader, has students participated in the elim-
veloped by the national Jewish been re-elected president of the inations in five counties.
David's victory makes him eli-
Committee on Scouting and the board of the Child Guidance
National Jewish Synagogue Center for. Dayton and Mont- gible for further contests on the
road to the ultimate national
body. The honor is earned by gomery County.
grade school spelldown on June
scouts who work with their
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rabbis to complete such require-
RABBI AARON LANDES has 12 in Washington, D.C.
David, 13, came in seventh in
ments as a knowledge of the been appoint ed by Mayor
Bible and the history of the Charles B. Williamson of Erie, the metropolitan final last year
Jewish people. Rabbi Israel I. Pa., to serve on the Erie Com- when he attended King School.
Halpern presented the award munity Relations Commission He has won every grade bee
to Kenneth.
which carries out the Fair Em- since the fifth grade.
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ployment and Housing Acts en-
Dr. ABBA HILLEL SILVER acted by the State of Pennsyl- Criterion Club Will
of Cleveland, world Zionist vania.
Hold 'Talent Nite'
leader, has been selected to re-
"Stars of Tomorrow" will
ceive this year's Louis D. Bran- Dr. Wattenberg Will
compete for $100 in cash prizes
, deis Award of the American
at the Criterion Club's public
Zionist Council, coordinating Address Parents
talent-hunt contest 8:30 p.m.
body of all Zionist organizations Without Partners
Saturday at the Labor Zionist
in this country, "in recognition-
"Sex Attitudes in the Home" Ins t i t u t e, announced Sylvia
of his outstanding services to
Israel, Zionism and the welfare. will be Dr. William Watten- Smith, vice-president and chair-
of Jewry," Rabbi Irving Miller, berg's topic when he addresses man of the Club's committee on
chairman of the Council, an- the Parents Without Partners arrangements.
The occasion will be the or-
nounced. The presentation of open meeting 8:45 p.m. March
ganization's premiere "Talent
the award will be made at the 12 at the Jewish Center.
A discussion period will fol- Nite" and will spotlight per-
15th Israel Independence Day
celebration sponsored by the low Dr. Wattenberg's talk, con- formers talented in music, dance
Council, April 28, at Philhar- cluding with refreshments and and a variety of entertainment
monic Hall in Lincoln Center a • social hour. All divorced or categories. Popular- dancing and
for the Performing Arts, New widowed parents under the age refreshments will be included in
the social hour to follow.
of 55 are invited to attend.
York. City.

Sol Hurok, world renowned
impresario, has accepted the hon-
orary chairmanship of a testi-
monial dinner
to be given in
honor of Jan
Peerce, leadin
tenor of the
Metropolitan
Opera Corn-
pany, at the
Americana Ho-
tel, New York,
March 1'7. The
dinner will be
given by the
Jewish Theo-
logical S e m
nary of Ameri-
ca, in associa-
tion with the
Cantors As- Hurok
sembly of America, in recogni-
tion of Mr. Peerce's "lasting
contribution to the world of
music and to the greater under-
standing and appreciation of
Jewish liturgical music." The
event will be held on behalf of
the Seminary's Cantors Institute,
where a $100,000 fund will be
created to provide Alice and Jan
Peerce Scholarships for deserv-
ing cantorial students.

businesses which could appro-
priately utilize retired persons
who are flexible and stable
workers. The project is coor-
dinated by Eugene Greenspan,
assistant director of the Service.
The agency is a •beneficiary
of the Detroit Jewish Welfare
Federation. Albert Cohen is the
executive director.

The one who marries his
daughter to a boor is as if he
bound her and threw her to the
lions.
—Pesachim 49.

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