Myrna L. Greenberg to Wed New Yorker MISS MYRNA GREENBERG Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Greenberg of Gardner Ave., Oak Park, have announced the engagement of their daughter Myrna Lee to Leonard Irwin Ladin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ladin of New York. Miss Greenberg is a graduate of the Greenbrier School in Lewis- burg, W. Va., and the Parsons School of Design in New York. Her fiance was graduated from Cornell University. Plans are being made for an Oct. 25 wedding. People Make News AVRAHAM HARMAN, Israeli ambassador to the United States, will address the Student Zionis. Organization convention at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, August 30, at Camp Hadar, Clinton, Conn. * * * WILLIAM LOVE, 19171 Mont- rose, was elected president of the Shoe Service Institute of America at its annual meeting in New York last week. Love, proprietor of Love's Leather & Finders of 5180 Grand River, has long been active in the association which includes finders, manufacturers and whole- salers interested in the supply of products used by shoe repairmen and shoe stores. * * * JACK YOGMAN has been ap- pointed assistant to the president of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., it was announced by Edgar M. Bronfman, president. Yogman is currently a vice president and a member of the board of directors of Seagrams, and will continue to serve in these capacities. * Jan Peerce, tenor star of the Metropolitan Opera Company who scored a sensa- tional hit with the guests Aug. 1 when he head- lined the show at t h e Grossinger Country Club, Grossinger, N. Y., has been signed (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to star at world- to The Jewish News) famous Catskill RAMAT GAN, Israel — The Mountain resort Ramat Gan registration office Wednesday registered as man and Sept. 5. Jan Peerce wife a "cohen" (a Jewish male traditionally considered as descend- RONALD M. SHECHTER, 24527 ed from the ancient priestly fam- Maryland, Southfield, has qualified ily) and a divorcee, despite the as a member of the 1964 Presi- fact that such marriages are dent's Council of the New York banned by the Torah. Life Insurance Co. Neil McNab- While no clergyman officiated nay, general manager, said Schech- at the wedding, the couple fol- ter, as a member of the President's lowed the traditional marriage Council, has qualified to attend procedure involving the presenta- an educational conference Aug. 30- tion of a ring before two witnesses. Sept. 3 in New York. Their request for recognition of * * the marriage has been rejected in IRVING I. KATZ, executive sec- numerous hearings before civil retary of Temple Beth Ea, was and rabbinical courts. The Ministry of the Interior, commended by National Associa- meanwhile, has begun legal action tion of Church Business Adminis- against the couple since the cere- trators in its "Special Research mony was carried out by un- Report" for his contributions to the field of synagogue and church authorized persons. administration. * • Bridgeport Student HAROLD E. JOSEHART, pre- at Yeshiva College sently assistant director of Butter- worth Hospital in Grand Rapids, Makes Solo Flight will be advanced to membership When Gary Lavit, a 19-year in the American College of Hospi- sophomore at Yeshiva College, at- tal Administrators at the society's tends Yeshiva University's Eastern 30th annual convocation in Chi- Torah Leadership Seminar at Camp cago, Aug. 23. Morasha in Lake Como, Pa., from * Aug. 25 to Sept. 2, he will probably Rabbi ABRAHAM B. HECHT, of be the only student to fly into the Sephardic Shaare Zion Congre- camp in a single-engine, Piper gation of Brooklyn, N.Y., was in- Cub airplane. stalled president of the Rabbinical Lavit, who has been taking fly- Alliance of America at the mid- ing lessons in the family plane since he was ten year old, soloed summer conference held Aug. 11 at 16 to become the nation's in Monticello, * N. :f Y. * youngest person licensed to fly. Oak Park MAYOR R. J. ALEX- At 17, Lavit obtained his private pilot's license allowing him to ANDER presented a resolution take friends up for a ride too. To passed by the City Council, express- qualify, he had to pass a three- ing appreciation for the beautifiica- and-a-half-h o u r examination in tion of the Benyas-Kaufman Pho- aerodynamics, navigation and met- tographers studio at 8775 W. Nine rology, fly 100 miles in a test pat- Mile Road, to JACK KAUFMAN. tern, and accumulate an additional B e n y a s-Kaufman Photographers, now in their 14th year, moved to 40 hours flying time. Now rated for fixed-wing, single- Oak Park in 1959. Their building engine land aircraft, young Lavit, was designed for photography and is one of the finest studios in the it seems, has only just begun. United States. Gitter Yid is Yiddish for "good Hasid (p1. Hasidim) is Hebrew Jew." A Zaddik, or wonder-work- ing rabbi, revered by the Hasidim. for "pietest," a follower of Hasi- dism, the mystical movement THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS which arose among the Polish Jews 30 Friday, August 21, 1964 in the 18th century. Cohen-Divorcee Marriage Creates Israel, Dilemma JNF to Dedicate !Six Junior Hadassah Visitors in Kennedy Memorial Israel Welcomed by First Lady JERUSALEM — Six Michigan attended by alumnae of Junior in Israel Nov. 22 Junior Hadassah members were Hadassah who have now settled Upon Lis return last week from Israel, Max Bressler, president of the Jewish National Fund of Amer- ica, disclosed that the cornerstone laying of the John F. Kennedy Memorial, to be erected in the heart of the John F. Kennedy Peace Peace Forest near Jerusalem, w i 1 1 be held Nov. 22, marking the first anniversary of the assassination of the President. The Kennedy Peace Forest is being planted by the Jewish Na- tional Fund. Prominent Amer- ican and Israeli personalities will be in attendance. The unveiling of Bressler the memorial is scheduled to take place on the Fourth of July, 1965, in the pre- sence of 2,000 Americans, who are expected to make a pilgrimaeg to Israel for this auspicious event, and outstanding American and Israeli leaders. The JNF President met with Israeli government in building the monument which will be plac- ed on a high parapet girded by 50 pillars, each representing an Am- erican state. Bressler also revealed plans for a national competition in which seven of Israel's leading architects will submit designs for the mem- orial. Ground-Breaking Set for First Y117-YWHA Building in Jerusalem President Zalman Shazar of the State of Isi- ael will participate in the ground - breaking ceremonies Sept. 1 for the first YM-YWHA building in Jerusalem, it was an- nounced by Solomon Litt, New York, president of the World Federation of YMHAs and Jewish Community Centers, which is rais- the chairmanship of Mrs. Hugo Dalsheimer of Baltimore. The ground-breaking will be part of a conference on YM and YWHA and Jewish Community Center Work to be held in Jerusalem from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, sponsored by the World Federation in cooperation with the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work of Hebrew University. The Jerusalem YM-YWHA will be a two-story building located on Gaza Road near the Katamen quarters on Hillel Street. presented to Israel's First Lady, Mrs. Zalman Shazar, wife of Pres- ident Shazar, as members of the Junior Hadassah Group at present in Israel. They are Enid Bien- stock, 15945 Addison, Southfield, president of the Dalia Junior Hadassah Chapter; Linda Nach- man, 17310 Westland, Southfield, past president of the Dalia Junior Hadassah Chapter; Bar- bara Salsburg, 17230 Lee St., Southfield, past vice-president of Dalia group; Rita Fr e e dm a n, 17441 Westhampton, Smithfield, co-chairman of education of the Dalia group; Miriam Perlman, 19745 Sorrento, and Marcia Sober- man, 19401 Canterbury. Mrs. Shazar recalled her first visit to the United States many years ago and how impressed she had been with the work of Ha- dassah, "Just as we need a pipe-line of water for the thirsty badlands of this country," said Mrs. Shazar to the girls, "so we need a pipeline of youth from all over the world to aid this country, technically and spiritually." Subsequently the group partici- pated in Junior Hadassah Day at the Hadassah - Hebrew University Medical Center, the annual cele- bration of the movement which is E in Israel. N. L. Schwartz Named to Wayne Draft Board Nathan L. Schwartz, 16115 Forrer, a retired accountant who was a member of the firm of Eisen- berg and S c h w a r t z, has been named to the Wayne County Draft Board by the President of the United States. Notice of his offi- cial appointment was made this week. Active in v et era n's affairs, Schwartz is a past commander and a life member of the David M. 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