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SCHOOLiS ALSO INVOLVEO. - Sam Crystal, chairman. UJA-IEF Public Relations Committee, b shown addressing Junior High and Community Kebrew Acjademy students on behalf, of Toronto's campaign.: The thrm school campaign cochairmen are seated beside him. from left: Henry Miet-klewfca; George Rodak; Vernon Kurtx.
ELECTIONS
At a recentty held meetlhg of Beth Jacob Congregation, the following ofticers were elected: Morris .Welnles, president; Saul Greenberg and Max Kttx, vice-presidents; Jack Teachman, isec-retary-treasurer; Harry Goldman, member and pro-grani chairman.
Brotheifhood breakfast meeting was held last Sun-day.;;:;- ■
GUEST SPEAKER
MUton HimmeUurb, Jewish writer and lecturer, will address the annual dinner of Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto, as was announced by Benjamin V. Levlnter, Q.C., dinner chairman. The affair takes place on Wednesday, June 12th..
YOUTH SABBATH
B'nal Israel Beth David Synagogue recently conducted a Youth Sabbath Service. Prayers were readbyrliavid Rubin; Leonard Tepperman; Glory Goldsteto; % Budd; Karen Chlsvhi; SabhiaPelc; Lorl Hoffman; Brenda Fox; Sandra Silver; Hartley Cohen. Torah and Haftorah readhigs were delivered by Glen Cohen, Teddy Jacobson, Marvin Budd, Barbara Swimmer, Judy Jacobs. Other par-ticiinnts included Jeffrey Swartz and Mark Gertzbeln. Sermon was delivered by Cyrel Torster, cochalrman of ATID chapter of the syna-
^^Sst Monday the Religious School held a model seder which was conducted by the students.
This year's congregational seder will be held on Saturday with Rabbi Albert Pap-penheim and Cantor David Greengairten otDclatiiig^
HOLD ELECTIONS
Beth Tzedec Congregation recently held election of officers: MaxB. Nemoy,A.C., president; Sua Posluns, chairman of the board; Herbert L.i Fmitman, 1st vice-president; Murray L. Levin, 2nd vice-president; Joseph Doran, pariios;." Mannle Brown, gdbbal; badorie Ler-vinter, Q.C., honorary secretary; Hsun^ Lewis, treasurer; Jack Friedman, Q.C., vice chairman of board; Dr. Nathan N. Levinne, past president. Othiar past presi-
dents: Dr. Munray U i>imon; Ellis I. Shaph-o; Morris B. Kauftaan; Albert Sbifrhi, Q.C. Bert Godflrey, honorary president Board of gbver-. nors: Aaron Black; John R. Devor; Lewis E. Field; Jbhn J. Glass; ^psial Glazier; J. Barney Goldhar; Nathan O. Hurwlch; Harry Jordan; Jack L.Kerbel;CarlK. Key-fetz, Q.C. Also: Murray L. Keyfetz, Q.C.; Louis L. Lockshln; Ralidi MUrod; Hark Perlmutter; Edwin J. Pivnick, Q.C.; Sydney L.
Robtas, Q.C.; Dr. Alien A. Small; Jules ^irdhi; John K. Wahl, Q.C. Also: Dr. Fred Wetaberg: IrvtagD.Wlntrob; Myer L. Axler^Istadore Mar-kus; Louis H. Posluns; Sydney V, Rothj Mrs. Murray Buchman: Mrs. Maxwell Cappe; Mrs. David List; Lesilie Lewis; Stanley Soli.
Rabbi Stuart E.Rosenberg is, sph^itual leader; Rabbi Abraham D. Feffer. Interim Rabbi; Rabbi Isaac Freeman, Assistant Rabbi; Joseph Cooper, cantor.
YOUTH HELP TOO., • Students of Gradt 13 at Ifw
Comrnunity Hebrew Academy of Toronto are seen as they conducted a car wash on behalf oif the UJA-IEF. From left. Mitchell Parker. Henry Mietkiewicz, Arnold Kravetz. Alan Antfleck and Kelvin Planer.
NEW IMMIGRANTS
Haifa, (JCNS) - The Theo-dor Herzl last week returned from South America with 177 immigrants.
AmMg the arrivals were also 77 volunteers who will spend a year hi Mbbutrim, 76 youth leaders and 350 tourists.
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B<miL (JCNSt) - Right-wing extremism is gabdng ground hi West Cermai^ - and this time, it is the Federal Interior Ministry itself which admits it. An official report issued on Tuesday warned that the National Democratic Party was strengthening its organlzatioQ and improving its hdd on German workers.
Figures for NDP membership given by the Mhiis-try, hi its annual report on extremism and antisemitism hi the Federal Republic, are tiie same as last year: 28,-000. This is some 10,000 fewer than tte party, led by Adolf von Thadden, clahns for itself.
Among the NDP members, the report stated, were 2.400 former high ranUng Nazi party officials or ex-Nazis who had Johied HiUer's movement before he came to power in 19Si3.
The menace of a Nazi revival, it says, serves to feed Communist attacks on the Federal R^blic andtopre-Judice friendly^relations with other nations. But of the threat increasingly posed to the democratic structure of the Federal RepubUc itself there is scarcely any acknowledgement With theNDP now seatied hi six of West Germany's eleven State leg-^ islatures and certain to wfai seats hi i seventh, Baden-Wurttemberg, later this mtmth, Uiere is growing cm-cem in liberal circles that something must be done to halt the tide.
TO HEAD COMMITTEE ARRANGING GALA PROGRAM, - Max Goody (left) and David Peter$, Q.C.. v^o will be in charge of the program and senre as chairman respectively of a giant public meeting culminating the observance of Israel Week in Toronto. Sunday evening. May 5th. at North York Centennial Center. His Excellency Arieh Eshel. Israeli Ambassador to Canada, will address the meeting held in honor of the 20th anniversary of Israel's independence. Sponsors are the Federated Zionist Organization of Canada. Central Region, and the Cartadian Jewish Congress, Central Region.
HELPS SEPHARDI EDUCATION IN ISRAEL
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New York, (JCNS). - Six years ago, Bulgarian-born Mr. Marco Mitrani, the owner of a textile bushiess in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, offered to build a school hi Israel for the United Jewish Appeal.
He was told: "Thanks, but our priority now is aliya (immigration). Schools can wait' and so instead he established a family foundation to help children of Sephardi families hi Israel obtain secondary and university education.
His first project was the fhiancmg of apre-university preparatory programme for Sepbardi youth in the last stages of Army service. Now, six years later, the first 28 students have graduated from the Tech-nion.
Then Mr. Mitrani introduced his secondary school and university scholarship scheme for Sephardi children. Pupils apply to the foundation's Tel Ayiv office, where they are personally selected without an exaniina-
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GUEST OF HONOR. Dr. Joseph Klinghofer, educational director, Canadian Jewirfi Congress,who will be guest of honor at the anniial Citation Dinner of Downsview's B'nal Israial . Beth DavW Congregation. Sunday; April 21st. Guest speaker will be Lavy M. Becker, executive committee chairman. Central Region. CJC; honorary chairman. Meyer Gasner, chairman. Central Region, CJC. Tribute will be paid the Canadian Jewish Congress on its 50th anniversary of service to the Jewish community.
tion. Last year 600 young people benefited.
The wheel has horned ftdl chrcle. Earlier this year the U.J.A.'s Israel education fund, which has anhnpres-sive record hi Israel's development areas shice its inauguratimi three years ago, approached Mr. Mitrani for his help and he has agreed.
So £ar the hmd has opened ten sec<«dary schools in Israel, with another 14 build-higs and 20 more planned. Other buUdhigs opened are one public library, one community center and four nursery schools, while six more libraries, twelve more community centres and nine more nursery schools are planned.
Mr. Mitrani will be the fluid's first conbrlbutor to its 'total pr(^ramme* hi a community. He wiU build a comprehensive school and a youth centre in Holoo.
Why Holon? "It hasagreaf peculation of Sephardi Jews from the Balkans', Mr. Mitrani has always felt that the Sephardim have been at a disadvantage in Israel. This has been his mahi motive hi hnprovmg the educational opportunitiesof thefr children.
TRIBUTE TO BAR-ILAN GRADIATES
Tel Aviv, (JCNS) - The choir of Bar-flan University took part hi the "nhith graduation ceremony when 317 recipients were presented with their degrees and diplomas by ft. Joseph H. Lookstehi, the CbanceUor, and Professor Max Jammer, the Rector.
A total of 173 bachelors' and 32 masters' degrees were conferred and 82 teachers' diplomas and 30 diplomas in criminology.
Rabbi Isser Unterman, Israel's Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi, delivered the hivoca-tion at the ceremony hi the Schleifer auditorium of the university at Ramat Qm,
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