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One hundred-seven students will receive diplomas at a joM graiduati(m ce^^ mony of the Community Her brew /^ademy of Toronto Bind the Junior Day High School on Sunday evening, January 22nd, in the school auditorium of tiie Associated Hebrew Schools, 3630 Ba-thurst Street.
Gride 13 of the Community Hebrew Acaden^ is composed of twelve ^tidents who have completed thirteen years of intensive Jewish and general Pay School education on the elementary and high school level and have fulfilled aU requirements for senior matriculation. All except (me now attend the University of Toronto; Marshall Devor is at Princeton University.
Grade 12 of the Community Hebrew Academy comprises sixteen graduates who have met their junior matriculation requirements and have received twelve years (rf Jewish and general Day School education.
Grade 9 of the Junior Day High School at Associated has eighty students who have completed nine years (rf elementary and Junior Day High School,
The C(unmunity Hebrew Academy, the senior day high
scholarships won by its graduates, a number of whom attend institutions of higher :Jewish learning such as Hebrew University (irf Jerusalem, Bar Dan University in Ramat G^ Yeshiva University of New Yorlt, Torbntp Mldrash L'Morim.
Some of the p"aduates assist in the conducting (rf Sabbath services and are active in ^nagogue youth groups and Hillel.
Among those addressing the guests at the'graduatlon will be Joseph Levine, president of Associated and chairman <£ the Academy curriculum committee, Samuel J. Sable, president of-the Community Hebrew Academy, Harold h. Dessen, chairman of the Board of Education of Associated, Mrs. Balfoura Gordon, chairman (rf the general studies department, J. Barney Goldhar, chairman, scholarships and awards committee.
Others participating will be Dr. Joseph Diamond, executive vice president of the Bureau of Jewish Education, Wilfred Gordon, Q.C., immediate past president of the Community Hebrew Academy, Jack D. Pearlstein,
Q.C., president. Bureau of Jewish EducaticHi, Consul
Gabriel Lurie, David New-
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school includiiK grades ten ">an, Q,C.", chairman, execu-' through thirteen and spon- t»ve of Associated, Princi-sored by the United Jewish Pals J. Burke and S.Burack.
Welfare Fund throu^ the Bureau <i Jewish Education, has a student body of close to one hundred, llie majority are graduates of the Associated Junior Day High School.
The level of general schor larship attained by students of the Academy is attested to by the disproportionately hi^ number of university
A number d scholarships and awards for excellence will be distributed.
Former students of the Day School who recently have been granted bursaries by Associated are: Merle Ben^ jamin, now attending Hebrew University of Jerusalem, who has received the Nathan and Irving Wilson AWard in
HEAD BbY w Benay Hecht,' son of Horry H«cnf of 168 O'Connor Strost, Ottawa, who was «i9cted Head Boy uf Hillol Academy (Central).
memory of Arthur and Eva Wilson; Daniel Izenbergj at Brandeis University, who has received the Nathan and Lily Silver Award in honor of, their son Shoel; Irving Donsky, at Ner Israel Yeshiva in Baltimore, a recipient of the J. Barney and Pauline Goldhar Award; Murray Ap-plebaum, at Hebrew University, who has received the Harry Devor and Rachel Brown Memorial Awards.
Valedicitory addresses for the Community Hebrew Academy will be delivered Mark Lapidus, in Hebrew, and Mark Okrent, in English; for the Junior High School of Associated, David Teitel will speak in Hebrew and Naomi Schild in English.
Cantor Zvee Aroni of Beth EmethBais Yehuda Congregation wiU render liturgical selections. The school Band will perform under the direction of Mr. R.W. Oades.
The following grade 13 students will receive diplomas: Marshall Devor; Irving Goldfein; Hymie Goodman; Harvey Hirsh; Cynthia Kohn; Mark Lapidus; Gary Mansfield; Charles Markin; Mark Okrent; Irving Reinstein; Earl Schwartz; Ira Teich.
Grade 12 students of the Academy who will receive junior matriculation are: Frances Good; Martin Greengarten; Lome Greenspan; Frieda Jacobowitz; Sheldon Lerman; Miriam Reich; Sarah Reich; Sandra Roth; Susan Scyzoryk; Zevi Shainhouse; Arnold Shane; Mark Shapiro; Janice Stark-man; Barbara Sugar; Lome Temes; Martin Wolfe. ■
; : APPOINTMENT / Heinz Warschauer, director of education of Holy Blossom Temple, has been: appointed to the Joint Com-missibn on Jewish Education of the Union American He-,
. brew Congregations and the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohh of Boston is chairman the Commission. PARENTr-TEACHER NITE ^
■■: Piarents and teachers of Holy Blossom will meet on Thursday evening, February 9th.
BREAKFAST
Coming Sunday after morning services at 8:30, Torath Emeth will have a breakfast with participation of members of other Orthodox syna-. gogiies. Comniunity planning and cooperation will be discussed.
Rabbi N. Rubinovitch of Clantoh Park Siynagogue will speak on: What Makes the Jew Tick.
GROUP MET
Young Couples Group of Torath Emeth met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Zeifman. Dr. J. Caplan, psychiatrist, discussed: Psychiatry and the Jew's. LECTURE SERIES
Clianton Park Synagogue commences its bi-weekly winter lecture series on Monday, January I6th. First topic is. How Reliable is our Traditiwf? Subsequent themes are: The New Morality; Does Prayer Helj/?; Goals (tf Jewish Educatimi; Does Religious Practice Become Outmoded?; Religion in the State of Israel.
AH discussicHis will be conducted by Rabbi Dr. N.L, Rabinovitch.
PARENT-TEACHER MEET B'nai Israel Beth David Religious School Will have its annual parent-teacher meeting on Monday, January 30th, 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker wiU he Rabbi Benjamin Fried-
SOVIET UNION MAY OPEN JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOLS
New York, (JCNS) - According to uncOTfirmed reports here, the Soviet Unioc may open soon^ Sunday schools for Jewish children whose parents want them to learn Yiddish. It is be-lievedlhe mdva'is dU^ore-'ceiit wbrld-Wiife'pf'6'^6ureort the plight'-(SfWfet'^fiWry.
berg of Ottawa's Agudathls-rael Congregation.
DIALOGUE
The Jewish-ChristlanDla-Iogue'1967, Church and Synagogue, will be presented coming Thursday evening, January 19th, at B'nal Israel .Beth David. Participating will be members dr the Congregation and the Anglican community of Toronto, following an introductory briefing by Rev. Roland de Cor-neille and Rabbi Albert Pap-i)enheim.
CLUB MEETING
Brotherhood Breakfast Club of Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue will meet coming Sunday morning, January 15th. Richard J. Dols, Vice Consul (rf the United States, will discuss: Vietnam.
LEAVES FOR ISRAEL Ephraim Elvan, Israeli representative of Betar, Zionist Revisionist youth movement, has returned to Israel after two years in Canada. While here, he took an active part in Betar camps and leadership seminars; he participated in the Zionist Youth Council and worked
Walcoinet Rabbi of Canada's French speaking community. From left to right: Rabbi Pinchas Hirszprung, Rosh Beth Din (President of Rabbinical Council of Montreal) and Rabbi Dr; David Feuerwerker formerly Chief Rabbi of Lyons, France, hero of the French Resistance and former Chaplain of the French Armed Forces.
Rabbi Feuerwerker also is Professor of Social Sciences at Universite'deMontriial.
closely with the Youth and Chalutziyut Department of the Jewish Agency.
Mr. Munk presented Mr. Evan with gifts in the liame of the Jabotinsky family, Zvi Neuwirth in the name of Betar Montreal and Maoz Toronto in the name of Betar Canada.
ONEG SHABBAT
Torath Emeth Jewish Center will have an Oneg Shab-bat tonight, Friday, January 13th, 8:30 p.m.
Rabbi J. Frankel, director of the Jewish Public Library, will discuss: Netzach Israel - Israel Eternal.
ANNUAL GRADUATION EXERCISES
THE COMMUNITY HEBREW AGADEMY OFTORONTO
High jointly with THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• of THE ASSOCIATED HEBREW SCHOOLS I
iSUNDAY JANUARY 22nd. 1967 7:45 P.M.
In The School Auditorium 3630 Bathurst Street
In The Programme:
Presentation of Diplomas Distribution of Awards Musical Interlude School Band I Valedictories
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TOM—li a happy, active and Inqulfitiva little boy of 5 years. He is now in a foster home where there are three other children and they all get llong extremely weU. Tom it a real little man and enjoys trotting off lach morning, in an important manner, to attend kindergarten. He Is a ituniy little North American Indian and littfe is Itnown about his parents X his family tree. Tom Is Roman Catholic, has brown eyes and hair with 1 dark complexion and every inch of him is proud Indian. Tom goes to lli new parents on his own merits without any l<;nowledge,of his background. •
DOROTHY—Divorce separated 14 year old Dorothy from her own ittenf and she now seeks psrents through adoption. This teenager 'ia* a pleaunt disposition, but can be sulky when displeased. She iccepts discipline well and has a friendly attitude towards people end ife. She does reasonibly well In her school work in grade 8. Dorothy t an avid reader and has an exceptional memory. This good looking jlrl has brown eyes and light brown hair, is in excellent health and has laver had any serious illnesses. An older Protestant couple with under-itanding, love and kindly discipline may now become Dorothy's parentt jy adoption. If you feel that she can fit In as a member of your family, Jo let us hear from you. /
HUGH AND ADELAIDE—Hugh 7 years and Adelaide 8 years, are a xother and sister who wish to remain together. Their origin is English ind Polish. Adelaide is In grade 3 and an excellent student She is of iverage buUd with brown eyes and hair, a cuta little no^e and pointed :hln—most atuactive in appearanca. This very quiet and reserved girl t Inclined to be shy with strangers. Adalalda is a neat well cared for, lealthy little girl. Hugh Is a small boned, neat looking boy with clear ■air skin, brown eyes and hair, round face and attractive In appearance. In grade 1, he Is a normal, average student, but Is an outgoing; friendly ind acthra little lad. Hugh and Adelaide would be happiest In a quiet dome ijnd they could readily accept brothers and sisters as well as new Roman Catholic parent;.
JIMMY—has a mind of his own and can be led but not driven. He is attending nursery school where he shows good manual dexterity and is a perfectionist Jimmy is 4 years old, of Scottish and Irish descent. He has a stocky build, with blue eyes and blonde hair, with chubby cheeks. This boy is sensitive and hai deep attachments but ha can be won over by strangers if they are patient and unhurried. Protestant parents adopting Jimmy will need to go slowly and allow him to come to them, but when he has accepted them,it will be a true and lasting bond.'
POLLY & DORIS—era sisters and want to grow up together with thair own parents by adoption. They are 4 and 5 years of age. Polly, the 5 year old. Is attending kindergarten, is of slight build with browp eyas, light brown hair and fair complexion thet tans to s creamy, golden broWn. She has ari attractive, alert expression, but is over anxious to please and needs parental assurance of total accet>tance so she can become boisterous and naughty. This gitl is a sensitive, average, healthy child of Anglo-Saxon heritage. Doris is plumpJsh with fair, rosey cheeks, brown eyes and light straight browrr hair. She Is cuts and attractive looking. A smart little healthy pre-schooler who will enjoy life if she and Polly can find Rortian Catholic parents to suit them.
JACK—Is a real jumping jack, as he is always on the go. He is a problem to himself end to those eround him because he Is such a going concerri. Jack is 9 years old,-Protestant slini and wiry with blue eyes and vary falf hair. This boy. has good bona structure and fine features. Ha Is an intelligent boy, but Is too busy and interested In many other things to settle down to school work. However, he Is getting by In grade 3. This active boy needs mature and consistent Protestant parents who can steady him down and direct his abundant energy into productive and constructhre areas.
UURA-Is a 3)4 year old, Roman Catholic child of Irish and Norwegian origin. She is slender with blue ayes, auburn hair and fair, creamy complexion. Her facial features are'small and neat She is very attractive and a most appealing littia girl. Her health is good and she Is developing normally. She is a calm little miss, but becomes very excited on outings as her home environment has been extremely quiet A flexible, accepting home will be needed for Laura where she can come out of her shell gradually and become capable of accepting and then entering into fun end games.
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KEPTH AND SAM-a year old Keith Is protecthre and dose to his younger brother Sam. aged 6, so the boys' adoption wishes are "one home for both of us anid we stick together." Keith is of average height with slim build, fair skin, blue eyes and brown hair. H» Is In good physical health and doing wall in school. This friendly and out-going boy needs a great deal of loving attention as at ona time in his short career, ha was a badly upset little boy. Sam is a well-built little boy, blonde end appealing. He is happy andout-golng, but at times can be boisterous end aggresshre. He is usually most chamilng end always lovable. He is In pood health and appears a very normal little boy in every respect These boys want Roman Catholic parents—nowl
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