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`Bud' Kaufman Will Be Honored at the White House

Joseph' W. (Bud) Kaufman,
senior clasS president Lt. Dondero
High School, was notified in a
telegram last week from President
Johnson that he has been named
a Presidential Scholar of 1968; the
nation's highest honor to high
school seniors.
Bud, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Kaufman, 8403 Hendrie, Hunt-

ner and recipient of the National
Counci • of English Teachers' award
and Detroit Assocition of Phi Beta
Kappa Award. He is active in
high school dramatics, is in the
a capella choir and on the varsity
cross country team.
Past treasurer of Temple Emanu
El Youth Group, Bud has been a
drama and piano major at Inter-
lochen National Music Camp for

the past three summers. He or-
ganized and operated a landscap-
ing company one summer.
In the fall, he will be attending
Williams College in WilliamstoWn,
Mass: He has two sisters, Ilene
and Patty; and an exchange stu-
dent "brother" from Holland, Kees
Garter. His grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Saul Kopman and Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Kaufman.
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THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS

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Canada Govt. Job Official Hit for Condoning Bias

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire

to The Jewish News)

TORONTO — A spot check of
Canadian government employment
officials showed that many of them
cooperate with discriminatory em-:
ployers in contravention of anti-
discrimination laws to which they
pay only "lip service," it was re-
ported here Tuesday.
The survey was made by the
Canadian Labor Congress. Arthur

Gibbons, chairman of its national
committee on human rights, has
protested to Federal Manpower
Minister Jean Marchand and called
for an immediate investigation.

Akiva Music Festival

Akiva Hebrew Day School will
sponsor a music festival 7 p.m.
Sunday at Young Israel of Oak
Woods.
Student singers will be under the
direction of Mrs. Sheldon Schwartz,
Beth Abraham Consecrant
school music instructor.
Seven Consecrants and two Bnot
The community is invited at a
Mitzva Will be honored at services
nominal charge. Children will be
Volunteers are sought by the hopes to service 100 students in 7:45 p.m Wednesday at Cong
admitted free.
Junior Division of the Jewish Wel- the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Beth Abraham.
Consecrants are Rochelle Adler,
fare Federation for the third annual
Students are from Hally and
Summer Tutorial Program, July 9- Greenfield Park elementary Marcy Askin, Susan Cliinstein,
Aug. 1.
schools. One day each week will Ava Fishman, Beverly Grossman,
Young adults, teachers, college be a scheduled field trip, and Robin Wayne and Susan Zeidman.
students and high school seniors it is so designed that there will Elizabeth Edelman and Janet
are invited to take part in the be a ratio of one adult to each Weisswasser are Bnot Mitzva.
program, which meets at Palmer
child.
Park (or Temple Israel in case of
The youngsters are from homes Preschoolers to Visit Zoo
rain) Tuesday, Wednesday and with too little money, time or abil-
Beth. Abraham Nursery will cul-
Thursday
from 12:30
to 4:30
p.m.
The program,
which
began
with ity to give the children benefits minate this season by visiting the ,
of new cultural experiences.
Detroit Zoo Wednesday. A few
For the Ultimate in
15 children, was extended to 40 the
openings are available for the fall
The
first
hour
is
devoted
to
tu-
following year. This year, in re-
Fine Photography
will
begin
in
Sep-
torial work, in accordance with the session, Which
sponse to a request by the Detroit
There Can Be No
needs of the individual child; the tember.
Board of Education, the division
remainder of the afternoon is de-
Compromise With Detail
voted to games with the whole
group. The zoo, swimming at 'La-
It is the extra "Little
fayette Towers, the Art Institute
Things" we give which
and historical museum are among
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are so much appreciated.
the trips planned. Buses will be
supplied for all excursions.
DIAMONILS
Volunteers who can give from
Midshipman First Class •Sigval- 1 to 3 afternoons a week are asked
. 4E1074..
M. Berg Jr., son of Mr.' and Mrs. to call Lillian Bernstein, WO 5;
Sigval M. Berg, 19348 Danbury , 3939, or Judy LaBret, '965-7377'.
SAVE!Nr SAVE!
graduates this June with honors
BUY DIRECT '
from the U.S. Naval ACademy at
FROM THE IMPORTER
Canvasser Is Head
Annapolis.
studio of photography
A 1964 graduate of Cass Tech- of Beth El Youth
nical High School, the 21-year-old
Young
19492
Livernois Avenue
At a recent meeting of the
midshipman entered the academy
People's Society of Temple Beth
with a Congressional appointment. El, . Eric Canvasser • was elected
UN 2-0660
During his four years at USNA,
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS
UN 2-0200
Berg has been on the dean's list president.
OF FINE DIAMONDS
Harold Cowan, Cathy Hoffman
every semester — his cumulative
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quality point ratio is 3.48 out of a and Carol Kapetansky are vice
DI. 1-5515
presidents; Joan Merdler and Sue
possible 4.
Ginsberg,
secretaries;
Larry
Bres-
In addition, he has been named
to the Superintendent's List which kin, treasurer; Morris Moore, ex-
ecutive board
recognizes outstanding midshipmen
member at large;
in the combined areas of academ-
and Nancy Cha-
ics, conduct, military aptitude and
NEW AIR COOLED
at, Michigan
leadership. He was the commander
State. Temple
of the 33rd Company within the
Youth board
brigade organization.
member.
A political science and eco-
Eric is the son
nomics minor, Berg served as
of Mr. and Mrs.
president of the Forensic So-
FIRST MAJOR ADVANCEMENT SINCE 1938
Robert N. dan-
ciety, and during the June Week
DOCTOR'S REFERENCES: NO SKIN IRRITATIONS, NO SCABBING
vasser..His father
GREATEST ACCURACY, EVEN CURVED FOLLICLES
'67 Prizes and Awards Cere-
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is a member of
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mony, was awarded the Jewish
Canvasser
the board of trus-
War Veterans of the USA prize
tees of the temple, and his mother
for the "most outstanding pub-
is a vice president of the sisterhood.
8221 CURTIS, Cor. Roselawn
lic speaker of the U.S. Naval
Eric observed his Bar Mitzva
Academy Forensic Activity."
Midshipman Berg spent his first and was also confirmed at the
"at sea summer training" aboard temple. He was a member of the
the USS Forest Sherman home- Temple Junior Choir. He is a mem-
ported in Newport, R.I., and his ber of the National Honor Society
third summer, he was aboard the and editor of the Ferndale High
USS Sterlet operating from Pearl School Yearbook.
Harbor.
Following graduation and com- Arthur Slabosky WinS
missioning in June, Midshipman
Berg expects to remain at the Habonim Scholarship
academy assisting with the train-
Gerald L. Goldberg, chairman of
. ing of incoming plebes, until he the Detroit Ch ay Commission,
reports for the Navy's nuclear adult advisory committee to Hab-
power program.
onim Labor Zion- ***
ist Youth Organ-;: .
ization, announc-
e d that this
year's recipien
of the Harry
The Bnai Moshe Junior Congre- Mondry Scholar-
gation will hold its annual trip to ship for outstand-
Tiger Stadium (Sunday) to watch ing service to
the Detroit Tigers play the Cleve-. Habonim is Ar-
land Indians. The group will meet thur Slabosky,
at the Bnai Moshe parking lot son of Mr and
11:45 a.m.
Mrs. Louis Sla- Mr. Mondry
The Talis and Tefilin Chib will bosky . of Ohio Ave.
conduct its annual Father and Son
The scholarship fund was es-
Bowling Tourney 8:30 a.m. June tablished in memory of Harry
16. The fathers will join the, boys Mondry, a leader in the Labor
for services and breakfast, then a Zionist organization and Farband,
three- game playoff at Melody as well as a supporter of Jewish.
Lanes. Trophies will be awarded education and youth activities.
to the winners.
The Bnai Moshe United Syna-
gogue Senior Chapter elected the Miss Silverman Graduates
BE Sure to See
Marsha Silverman was gradu-
following officers for the 1968-69
Our Selection of
term: Debbie Kelman, president; ated from Temple Israel High
Fine Orientals
Linda Beitner, Ralph Cohen and School at services May 31. To the
Barbara Silberschein, vice presi- regret of The Jewish News, her
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dents; Andy Beider and Marilyn name was erroneously omitted
SONs
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listing.
of
graduates
last
Stern, , secretaries; and Milton from the
week. ' ''
Wohl; treasurer: '

Junior Division Tutorial Program
Set for Summer; Volunteers Sought

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JOSEPH KAUFMAN

ington Woods, is one of 121 gradu-
ates from throughout the country
who have been invited to the
White House Monday.
Bud was named by President
Johnson upon the recommendation
of the Commission on Presidential
Scholars. The program was cre-
ated in 1964 to bring honor, dis-
tinction and encouragement of
young people.
The scholars will be honored
at an informal reception Satur-
day evening at George Wash-
ington University. At- the offi-
cial ceremony of recognition in
the White House 5:30 p.m. Sun-
day, the honorees will receive a
Presidential Scholar medallion,
and a reception and entertain-
ment will follow.
Bud, a class valedictorian, is
a National Merit Scholarship win-

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