Two Events to Yield Bonds for Israel

"rt Southfield Man •

Honored as Hero

' Students Seek Out
Vocational Seri-ice
for Summer Jobs

A native of Poland who immi-
grated to Detroit with the assis-
tance of the Jewish Resettlement
—4 Service in 1953. was honored Mon-
day by the city of Southfield for
saving a father and son from
drowning.
Charles Upfal, 53, received the
Royal Life Saving Society of Can-
ada certificate of recognition from
Southfield Mayor Norman Feder.
as well as a key to the city of
Southfield.
Last summer, while Upfal was
At the United Israel Bond Passover dinner-dance, which cele-
vacationing with his son at a re-
brated 24 years of Israel's statehood and resulted in $107,300 in
sort in Prince George, British
Israel Bond subscriptions, are (from left) seated: Michael Weiss.
Columbia, he rescued Richard
president of the United Jewish Social Club; Rune Greenbaum, presi-
Evans
and
his
6-year-old
son
John
dent of Workmen's Circle Branch 227 and dinner-dance chairman:
-
from drowning in a pool.
guest star, Lou Norman; Mrs. Louis Papo, secretary of the dinner-
dance committee; and Oscar Goldberg, president of the Radomer
Upfal first pulled but the boy
Mutual Society; and standing: Simon Cieck, ticket chairman;
and then the father, who could
Marcel Sande', who hosted the leadership reception; Hugo Iczkcnitz,
not swim. By the time Upfal got
associate chairman; David Chicorel, president of the Sephardic Com-
to Evans. the man was lying on
munity of Greater Detroit; Simon Rozencweig, associate chairman;
I the bottom of the pool, but Upfal
and Steven Goldin, president of the Zionist Revisionists.
applied mouth-to-mouth resuscita-
tion which he had read about in
Planners of the
a newspaper article. Upfal's son
called for an ambulance, and by Shaarey Zedek
-the time it arrived, Evans was Israel 24th anni-
versary dinner
breathing normally,
Upfal and his son were at the May 9, honoring
resort on their return from a trip Irwin Green,
to the Arctic Circle. During World president of
War II, Upfal had been in a Rus- United Jewish
i sian concentration camp in the Charities, include
Arctic, and he vowed to return to (from left) Rabbi
Irwin Groner;
see it as a free man.
Louis Berry. din-
ner chairman: Al
soon
Borman, double golden trustee of Israel; and Dr. Davis Benson. For
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reservations to the dinner on behalf of Israel Bonds, call the Shaarey
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`Holocaust Aftermath' Theme
of Annual Midrasha Institute

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MITOIELL
FAMILY
PLAN r4G LNG

The Jewish Vocational Service
has begun its annual ea m pa ign
to recruit summer jobs for Detroi`-
area high school and college stu-
dents.
Andrea Globerman, 21. a pre-
med student at the Umversity of
Michigan who has previously bene-
fited from the JVS summer place-
ment service, went to the JVS
placement office last summer
after four "long" months of un-
successful job hunting:
Miss Globerman worked her '
summer as a secretary at the
Credit Bureau of Metro Detroit,
Inc., for Dr. Alan Carey, president
and Paul Thomas. vice president.

Friday, April 14, 1972-31

NRP Says Observant
Jews Not Allowed Jobs

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JERUSALEM
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tional Religious Parti
observant Jews are denied -
men... in Israeli industry becaii, •
they are Sabbath obser‘ei:.
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Interior Minister Yose(
told a party meeting that the Nit?'
will fight for the right of observa:
Jews to work anyvv here witho
fear of being barred because
their religious practices.

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She was paid $2 per hour and -
"that- was a lot in comparison
to my friends," she said. "But.
most important, I couldn't have
gone back to school if I didn't
get a job last summer so the
JVS was a real help."
Seymour Simons, JVS placement
director. said that the demand for
summer jobs by students gets
greater every year and the 1972
job market is "critical."
All student applicatts are care-
fully screened by vocational coun-
selors at the JVS. "These students
possess many skills and varied •
abilities and are highly moti-
vated," Simons said
He urges all employers who
or can create a job for a
student for the summer months to
call him at the Jewish Vocational
Service. 833-8100

"The Aftermath of the IILlo- Israel and the Diaspora."
committee
planning
caust: Israel, Judaism and the
Institute
Diaspora" will be discussed by chairman Edwin Shifrin is assisted
A Nov,
ganPra , co,
four scholars at the 16th annual by Mrs. Henry Berris, Prof. Milton
Midrasha Institute, starting 8:15 Covensky, Dr. S. Joseph Fauman,
p.m. April 27 at the LaMed Audi- Gordon Ginsberg. Lewis Grossman.
torium of the United Hebrew Dr. David Gudes, Julius Harwood.
Mrs. Sidney Kaye, Louis LaMed,
Schools. .
Mrs. Samuel Linden, Jack Mala-
Opening speaker will be Dr
PORTRAITURE
• Jacob Neusner, professor of reli- mud, Jay Rosenshine, Sherwood
gious studies at Brown University. Sandweiss, Mrs. Carl Schiller and
Bridal
who will discuss "The Implications Julian Tobias.
I of the Holocaust."
Children
He will be followed by Dr. Maur
Ben Harold Honoree ,
Executive
ice Friedberg. professor:of Slavic
of
Brenner-Truman
languages ar.d literaturR at the
BAR MITZVAHS
University of Indiana and director
Ben Harold, a lender in the
of the Russian and East European Labor Zionist movement for more
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than 25 years. will be guest of
Ethnicity: A Crisis of Identity-- '
in natural solos
honor at the Yom Ha'Atzmaut
Russia," May 4.
On May 9, Manheim Shapiro. ad- celebration sponsored by the Bren-
CUSTOM FRAMING
junct professor of Jewish studies ner-Truman Branch or the Labor
at the City College of New York. j Zionist Alliance 8 30 p.m. April
will focus on "Jewish Ethnicity: 22 at the Labor
New Styles of Identity—America." Zionist Institute.
The concluding lecture will be G u e s t speaker
delivered on May 16 by Dr. Judah will be Dr. Arieh
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chairman of the Farband City Com-
mittee, was president of the Bren- I
ner-Truman Branch for two terms
and is a member of the executive
board of the Histadrut Campaign.
Before coming to Detroit more
and
than 20 years ago, he and his
wife, Elsie, were active in the
Labor Zionist movement in Toron-
to.
Berl Hearshen is celebration
chairman. Mrs. Adeline Salinger
is president of the Brerrner-Tru-
man Branch. A cocktail reception
will precede the program.
Members are invited to bring
friends to this celebration on be-
' half of the Labor Zionist-Lands-
' manshaften Israel Bond Campaign.
Admission is free.

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