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LEADER O^'CHRiST-IAN   ACTION   FOR lis-RAEL.   George Sands, Toronto businessmqn, is the chairman   of  the Christian Action  for Israel Survival Movement which mobilizes Christian public opinion here in support of Israel .
YOUTH EXEC . the- new executive of the
■: Youth Group of B»nai Israel Beth David is - Debbie Green-garteni president; Marvyn Budd, first Vice president; Joel Yaphe, second co-vice President; 'Marsha Stein, programing vice president; Richard Levene, secretary-
: .treasurer; Nancy Gertzbein, counsellor. OFFICERS AND BOARD The newly elected officers and board of B»nai Israel, Beth David are: Harold Cohen, president; Dave Dunn, 1st vice president; Bernard Rubin, 2nd vice president; Maurice Cohen, secretary; Jack   Marmer, treasurer; Aaron Cohen, trustee; Bor-uch Noy, trustee, SamSobel.
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trustee. jBoard of Governors: Alex Eisen, chairman; Jack Oberman, vice chairman; Lous Swimmer, secr retary. Also: Jack Birbrag-er; Sam Bloom; William Gryfe; Jack Jacobson; Sid Kam; Lou Kirshenblatt; Sam. Lipsky; Jack Litman; Rubin Marks; Also: Bernard Papernick; Alf Pilch; Dave Zuckerbrot; Jack Chisvin; Wiliiam Fienberg; Syd Fox; Louis Freedman; Jack Gertzbein; Jack Pollock. Also: Manny Sherman; Murray Sherr; Sam Shulman; Phil Stone; Abe Vanek; Morris Vanek; Syd Weiner; Irving Wolfe; Wilf Yaphe. Ex-officio members: Jack Ad-
ler; Bernard Atin; Ben Goodman; Hyman Stoll. • APPEAL MEET Responding to president Bert Mann's appeal for donations to the United Jewish Appeal's Emergency Fund for Israel, members of Temple Emanu-El held a meeting after Sabbath service last Friday and pledged a substantial amount to the fund.
Board , members Mes-dames Irene Breland and Murray Koffler were assigned the task of recruiting blood donors for the civilian and military wounded in the Israel-Arab war. PICNIC
This coming Sunday Clan-ton Park Synagogue will hold its annu^ picnic. Tibor Burke is convenor.
BROTHERHOOD EXEC
The 1967-68 Brotherhood executive of B'nai Israel Beth David is: Joseph Feldt, president; Stan Maidenberg, 1st vice president; Raymond Solomcm, 2nd vice president; Gord(Mi Steinberg, treasurer; Ruby Marks, recording secreta]:7;BertShinwelI, corresp(Niding secretary; Alf Pilch, financial secretary; Sam Bloom, immediate past president; Board of Directors: Stan Capland; Harold Colt; Howard Davis; Dave Dunn; Jack Gertzbein; Harry Gorman; David Kushnir; Ellis Miller; Jack PoUock. Also: Harold Poison; Syd Rab-inovitch; Max Sandler; Hy Shore; PhU Solish; Hy Solomon; Joe Steiner; Albert Taub: Ab« Vanek; S^uel Walerstein; Syd Weiner; Sid Wise; Max Wiser; David Zuckerbrot Co-opted to Board: Sam Feldman; Syd Fox; Wilf Yaphe.
NEW EXECUTIVE New executive of Beth Am is: Murray Lieberman, immediate past president; Morris Polansky, president; Harry Berne, 1st vice president; Mayer Teplinsky, 2nd vice president; Joe Cotler,
education cliairineri; Sol Lajton, recording secretary; Albert Cooper, gabai; Norman Horenfeldt, usher-intr: Marvin OstofsKy, publicity; Marvin Fleishman, fund raising; Al Weisberg, cemetery. ,
CONFIRMATION Confirmation service at B'nai'TsraelBelh David takes place tonight at 8:30 p.m. Confirmands are Jeffrey Brown, Marvyn Budd, Randall Drutz, Diane and Rhona Feldt, Allan Litovitz, Jacob Orbach, jerry Waese, Joel YaphiB. Service will be conducted by Rabbi Albert Pap-penHeim and Cantor David . Greengarten. The congregational choir will particpate, directed by Varda Hall. Harold Cohen, president of the congregation, and Bernard Rubin chairman of the school board, will bring greetings. Yehuda Habibi is principal of the Religious School.
Joseph Feldt, president of Brotherhood, and Mrs. Rubin Marks, president of Sisterhood, will present gift$ on behalf of their respective groups.
A reception sponsored by the Congregation will follow,' MEMORIAL SERVICE Congr^ation BethYitshak held a memorial service in memory of Hungarian, Czechoslovakian, Roumanian and Yugoslavian Jewish Martyrs, last Sunday morning at the synagogue. Participating in the program were: Nicholas Garay; Max Goody, president of ZOC, central  region; Rabbi Dr.
Ernest Klein, spiritual leader of Beth Yitshak; Y. Yar-on, representative for Canada, Jewish Agency, Economic Department; Armin Weiss, president of congregation; Alexander Jakubovic. GRADUATION
GRADUATION Last Sunday afternoon Ner Israel Yeshiva Cortege of Toronto held graduation exercises. '*rhe event was chaired by Phineas Schwartz, chairman of the education committee., Greetings were brought by Rabbi Gedalia Felder on behalf of the Rabbinical Council of Toronto and Dr. Solomon B. Ullman on behalf of the Bureau of Jewish Education.
Graduates, grade 12: Harold Berglass; Siolom Brodt; Berl Fried; JenoGal; Thomas Grunberger; Alan Heber; Ronnie J. Jakobovits; Robert Karoly; Joseph Kis-lowicz; Sidney Konigsber^g; Alex Lebovits. Also: Ezra Lwowski; Abraham S. Mel-ler; Avrom Morel; Howard Reich; Moishe Reisner; Saul Schwartz; Allan Seidenfeld; Moishe Toder; David Vilen-ski; Leon Woznica; Frank Zombeck,
Graduates, grade 13: Sydney Wolfe Blau; Aaron M. Bleeman; Ybchanah N. Buk-sbaum; Ronald Klompus; Samuel M. Korman; Mam Melrtick; Z. Simon Pellman; Solomon Perlman; Lloyd P. Robinson; Martin Rpsen-wald; M. Obadiah Schochet; Peter J. Szendro; Tibor Weisz; A. David Zimmerman.
BLOOD DONORS NEEDED
financial secretary; Lou Woznica, parnas; Jack Mir-sky and Harold Bernholtz membership chairmen; Jack Freedman, youth commission; Dr. Leo Shack, adult education; Joe Dubrdfsky, house chairman; Gordmi Wetstein, catering; David Leibman, Sid Eisen, Harold Zweig, Dr. Sam Rubenzahl, David Landman, board of
More than 2,p00 units of blood were donated to the Canadian Red Cross in Toronto in the first week of the special blood donor depots operated under the auspices of the Coordinating Committee for Emergency Aid to Israel.
The program bias been continuing this week, registrations of donors were still being sought and it was anticipated that blood donations would continue to be accelpted during the coming weeks.
Prospective blood donors were advised to telephone the Zionist Centre (787-6171); or either the Downtown or Northern Branches of the YMHA (WA.4-6211 or ME.6-1880 respectively) or their nearest synagogue.
Lou Lockshin, chairman of the program, paid special tribute to a team of three women who managed the entire operation on behalf of the Committee: Mes-dames Muriel Small, Helen Simpson and Marvelle Koffler.
Mr. Lockshin also announced that he had learned from Gen, A. E. Wrlnch, National Director of the Canadian Red Cross, that a letter had been sent to aU
Canadian Divisions of the Society stating that while the Mogen David Adom in Israel was not "a recognized Red Cross Society, both the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League (of Red Cross Societies) will treat it as a full fledged Red Cross Society...".
Last week blood donor depots were held at 67 College Street and Holy Blossom Temple; this week they were planned for^the Northern Branch of the YMHA and Beth Sholom Synagogue.
SHARP ASSURANCE TOGARFUNKEL
In a letter to Torwito's Charles Garfunkel, well known in Jewish ciircles for his dedication to Torah edu-catim and the cause of Israel, the Hon. Mitchell Sharp, Minister of Finance, assured him and the Jewish community that Canada is working actively to secure a settlement confirming Israel's right of existence.
Mr. Garfunkel wrote to several government leaders and MPs asking for their support of Israel.
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Samuel Korman, who ed an Ontario scholarship. Addresses were made by principal, and Sandor Hof-scored over 80 percent on. Tibor Weisz was valedict- Rabbi Yaakov Weinberg, stedter, president of the grade 13 exams, was award-   orian. •      dean, Rabbi Sholom Gold, Yeshiva.
OVER JUST BECAUSE THE FIGHTING HAS STOPPED
Nor are the obligations of Toronto Jewry to Israel fulfilled just because ottiers have given willingly and selflessly.
The Israel Emergency Fund will not measure up until every Jew has contributed to the maximum of his or her ability.
There is no final goal. How can there be a point where we can stop and say we have done all we can when the needs of Israel in this crisis are so enormous?
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This is the COMBINED Jewish Community Effort in Israel's Emergency
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