People Make News

DR. JOSEPH J. SCHWARTZ,
executive vice president of the
Israel Bond Organization, has been
named the recipient of the Scopus
Award, the highest honor of the
American Friends of the Hebrew
University. This action of the
board of directors of the American
Friends was announced by Lionel
R. Bauman, president, and Sam-
uel Rothberg, chairman of the
board.

Williams-IVeinberg
Betrothal Announced

BETH AARON MEN'S CLUB
will hold its Old Fashioned Caba-
ret Night 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the
social hall. Dancing, entertainment,
and Coney Island style food will
be provided. The public is invited.
The Tallis and Tefillin Club will
hold a Father and Son breakfast
in the social hall Sunday follow-
ing services in the main sanctuary.

SIDNEY J. KARBEL, president
of Temple Beth El, will preside
over the workshop on "Our Com-
mitment as a Religious People
Through More Stimulating Temple
Programs," at the convention of
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations Great Lakes Coun-
cil in Chicago, Oct. 10.

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BILL ZENTZ has been elected
vice president of investments of
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the Bank of the Commonwealth,
DR. URNER A. GOODMAN, according to George W. Miller,
founder of the Order of the Arrow, president.
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the national service organization
MAURICE R. BETMAN, insur-
of honor campers of the Boy
Scouts of America, will be the ance counselor, led all agents of
guest speaker at the silver anniver- Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
sary meeting of the Detroit Area ance Co. in Southeastern Michigan
Boy Scout Council's Mi-Gi-Si for the month of August with
0-Paw-Gan Lodge Saturday eve- $198,700 in sales. He is fourth in
ning, at the Charles Howell Scout sales for the calendar year.
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Reservation, Brighton.
DR. JOSEPH P. STERNSTEIN,
who recently retired as national di-
Rabbi Mordecai Kirshblum,
rector of the Jewish National
president of the Religious Zionists
Fund of America, has been named
of America, announced the ap-
rabbi of Temple Ansche Chesed,
pointment of Rabbi HARRY Tr
West End Ave. and 100th St., New
WOHLBERG, of Congregation. 'York.
Shomrei Emunah, Brooklyn, as
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chairman of the national conven-
PAUL DAVIDSON, 19650 Deer-
tion of the Religious Zionists of ing, Livonia, has been granted the
America, to be held Nov. 11-15 in National Quality Award for 1964.
Long Beach, N. Y.
This citation is awarded annually
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to qualifying representatives in
LESTER L. SCHOENBERG was recognition of a superior quality
designated Charted Life Under- of life insurance service to the
writer (CLU) in Cincinnati re- public. The award is made by the
cently. Schoenberg is assistant National Association of Life Under-
manager of New York Life In- writers and the Life Insurance
surance Co.'s Northland - Detroit Agency Management Association.
office in Southfield.
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SAUL ARONSON, 20437 Stans-
The board of directors of the bury, has qualified to attend a
Detroit Bank and Trust Co. has career conference of New York
named MILTON J. DRAKE and Life Insurance Co.'s field under-
WILLIAM B. HALL as executive writers Oct. 12-14, in Zion, Ill.,
vice presidents.
according to J. Neil McNabnay,
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manager of the Northland-Detroit
Senator KENNETH B. KEATING general office.
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and ROBERT F. KENNEDY will
address the 39th annual convention
SY SCHWARTZ, formerly of Oak
of the Mizrachi Women's Organi- Park, has received a Mott Founda-
zation in New York Oct. 5 and 6. tion fellowship for the Inter-Uni-
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versity Clinical Preparation Pro-
At the dedication of the Jewish gram for Educational Leadership
Vocational Service building in Cin- in Flint. Schwartz received his BS
cinnati, SAMUEL S. GREENBERG, and MS degrees from Wayne State
local attorney and chairman of the University and is working on his
board and past president of the EdD after teaching at Thurston
Detroit Jewish Occupational Coun- High School in Redford. He and
cil, delivered the keynote address. his family now reside in Flint.

Men's Clubs

Belated Simhat Torah

Rovner - Lachowitcher Aid So-
ciety will hold a Simhat Torah
party 8 p.m. Thursday at Cong.
Beth Yehudah

If it is

Social Secretarial Service

Ben is Hebrew for "son."

SAM ROSENBLAT

Master of Ceremonies

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MISS ROSANNE WILLIAMS

Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Wil-
liams, 18255 Midway, Southfield,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Rosanne Sue to Richard
Allen Weinberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Weinberg, 19483
Hartwell.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the University of Michigan and a
member of Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority. Her fiance attends Uni-
versity of Michigan medical school.
A June 1965 wedding is plan-
ned.

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2 Doctors Urge State Civil Service
OK Paid Time Off for High Holy Days

Gov. Romney has forwarded to
the State Civil Service Commis-
sion a copy of a letter requesting
recognition of the Jewish High
Holy Days as official holidays for
civil service employes.
The letter was written to the
governor by Northville State Hos-
pital psychiatrists Reuben Bar-
Levav and Sidney Goldstein.
Drs. Bar-Levav and Goldstein
contended that it was unfair to
Jewish workers in the state classi-
fied service who must take off the
three days of Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur without pay. They
asked that Gov. Romney urge the
Civil Service Commission to change
the current commission regula-
tions.

Gov. Romney pointed out that
the matter had been considered
once before - when Rabbi Philip
Frankel of Lansing approached
the commission in 1957. At that
time the commission found it
"not equitable or practicable to
provide for paid time off for
employes for their observance
of religious holidays." H called
"discriminatory" the suggested
practice of allowing certain state
employes paid time off when
other employes were not so
favored.

available and used by state em-
ployes of all faiths is simply to
avoid the issue altogether. There
is more than a tinge of mockery
in the statement that the Michigan
Civil Service would consider ap-
proving the Jewish religious holi-
days also should they become so
popular that they would affect 'al-
most the whole society and the
work economy of the nation.' "
A possible solution suggested in
the letter to the governor was
entitling the state employe t o
three' religious holidays per year,
and then allowing the individual
the right to indicate which days
they will be.

U.S., Canadian Youths
Off to Israel Workshop

NEW YORK (JTA)—Thirty-nine
American and Canadian youths
left Sunday for a. year's work,
study and travel with the Habonim
Youth Workshop In Israel at Kib-
butz Gesher Haziv.
The workshop was arranged by
Habonim, the North American
Labor Zionist youth organization.
This, the 14th Youth Workshop in
Israel, brought to nearly 800 the
number of young students of post-
Drs. Bar-Levav and Goldstein high school and college age who
called this view "callous" and have participated in the program,
countered: "To claim that Chris- sponsored by Habonim with the
tian religious holidays were ap- cooperation of the Jewish Agency
proved because they are all legal in Israel.
holidays is circuitous thinking,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
and to claim that there is no
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inequity since these holidays are

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