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�A-The Consul of Israel, Eliezer Dembitz, and Mrs. Dembitz re-ceived at the Four Seasons Hotel, to mark the fourteenth anniversary of the State of Israel. In the receiving line with them were Abraham Bar-El, Consul for Economic Affairs for Israel, and Mrs. Bar-El. Israeli films were shown. Rabbi and Mrs. Walter Wurzburger, Rabbi and Mrs. G. Felder, Rabbi and Mrs. W. Gunther Plaut, Rabbi and Mrs. Morris S. Gorelik, and Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham L. Feinberg; Roland Michener, Speaker of the House of Commons, and Mrs. Michener; Guy Scalabre, French Consul, and Mrs. Scalabre; Dr. I. Chappell, American Consul, and Mrs. Chappell; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Best, Professor F. C. A. Jeanneret, and Mrs. Jeanneret, Mr. and Mrs. -Floyd Chalmers, Alderman Philip Givens and. Mrs. Givens; and Allan Grossman, M.P.P., and Mrs. Grossman were present.
* JEWISH * EDUCATION
National Council thirty-sixth annual conference in Atlantic City, N.J., is on May 31 to June 5. Officers are: Dr. Joseph Diamond, of Toronto, president; Dr. Meir Ben-Horin, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Dr. Harry Elkin, of Provindence, R.I.; Dr. Abraham E. Millgram, of New York; Louis Schwartzman, of Miami, Florida; all vice-presidents; Dr. Aaron Soviv, of Newark, N.J., secretary; Samuel J. Borowsky, of New York, general secretary; Dr. Isidor Margolis, of New York, treasurer. Dr. Elazar Goelman, Dean of Gratz College, Philadelphia, Pa., chairman of the program committee. The Council is comprised of the leading Jewish educators of the Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform groups in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Several major sessions will discuss the scope and program of the World Jewish Education Assembly, to take place in August, in Jerusalem, ana its implications for American Jewish education. The place of the Dav School in the American Jewisn community will be examined; also the extent to which electronic aids can be utilized in the teaching of Hebrew; techniques and results of experiments which may revolutionize conventional methods of teaching Hebrew, which will be demonstrated. Specialized groups will conduct seminars. Educational heads of national Jewish organizations and local Bureaus of Jewish Education; principals of Jewish schools of all types; instructors in Jewish schools of higher learning and in secondary Hebrew schools; directors of music, dramatics, dancing, arts and crafts, in the Jewish Schools, will review the status of their field in Jewish education and formulate plans for the future. The Jewish Library Association, Miss Miriam Leikind, of Cleveland, Ohio, president, will hold its first national gathering in conjunction with the meeting of the Council. The agenda of the three-day session deals with the role of the Jewish library, its standards and technical problems, and the status of the Jewish book generally. The Council will join the convention of the National Conference of Jewish Communal Service. The Oneg Shabbat will hear a distinguished American educator, Dr. Alexander M. Dushkin, Professor Emeritus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, as guest speaker. He will review the contemporary Jewish situation throughout the world, with special reference to the program of the Institute of Contemporary Jewry of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The theme of the joint sessions is "Major Trends In The Various Communal Services Reviewed In Their Social Contexts."
* SONS OF JACOB *
Young Women's Branch Mother's Day dinner waa in the Club Oasis Room of the Barclay HoteL The executive members present were: president, Mrs. B. Minard, and her daughter. Miss Karen Minard; the vice-presidents: Mrs. R. Harass, and her mother, Mrs- M. Leplsky; and Mrs. a. Lftseow, and her daughter, icss Marcia Laseow; and nests, Mesdamea M. Starr, and m. Tanser; the secretaries; Mrs. M. Hock, and her aunt, Mrs. B. Barnes; and Mrs. M Kediv
and her mother, Mrs. R. Hersh-man: the treasurer^ Mrs. C. King, and her mother, Mrs. H. Rrudner; social convener, Mrs. William Wallensky, and; her guest, Mrs. S. Sniderman; contact convener, Mrs. M. Caveller, and her mother, Mrs. F. Sniderman, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. Caveller; and the past-president, Mrs. H. Levine, and her mother, Mrs. H. Freedman, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. Levine. Members present were: Mrs. H. Socket, her daughter, Miss Lisa Socket; her mother, Mrs. H. Liberman: and her mother-in-law, Mrs. F. Socket; Mrs. S. Gardner, her mother, Mrs. B. Olch; and
fuest, Mrs. j. Steinberg; Mrs. H. tein, and her mother, Mrs. H. Labovitz; Mrs. M. Siegel, her mother, Mrs. A. Feinstein; and her mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Siegel; Mrs. D. Riger, and her mother, Mrs. H. Teletz; Mrs. M. Zakon, her mother, Mrs. I. Lass; her aunt, Mrs. I. Brooks; and her mother-in-law, Mrs. j. Zakon; Mrs. M. Drillick, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. C. Drillick; Mrs. F. Ely, and her aunts, Mrs. M. Zolb, and Mrs. M. Collin; Mrs. R. Welngarten, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Weingarten; MTs. A. Sablov, and her mother, Mrs. A. Kopstick; Mrs. B. Feldman, and her mother, Mrs. R. Stulberg; Mrs. P. Leider, and her mother, Mrs. W. Weis-dorf; Mrs. E. Morrison, and her mother, Mrs. S. Greenspan; Mrs. L. Millstone, and her mother, Mrs. M. Fedder; Mrs. E. Davis, her mother, Mrs. H. Sherman; her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. Davis; her sister, Mrs. M. Halberg; her niece, Miss Sheila Halberg; her auntr Mrs. J: Redder; and guests, Mesdames j. Manaly, and B. Hoffman; Mrs. N. Fireman, her mother. Mrs. E. Black; and her aunt, Mrs. H. Richards; Mrs. j. Nefsky, and her mother, Mrs. F. Meretsky; Mrs. j. Nash, and her mother, Mrs. D. Nefsky; Mrs. M. Haber, her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. Epstein; and her niece, Mrs. I. Abramovitz; Mrs. R. Fenwick, her mother, Mrs. H. Bloom; and her mother-in-law, Mrs. D. Fenwick; Mrs. L. Orlans, her mother, Mrs. C. Bruner; her mother-in-law, Mrs. M. Orlans; her sister, Mrs. B. Lewin, and guest; Mrs. M. Lewin; Mrs. I. Wolfstadt, and her mother, Mrs. j. Ginsberg* and Mesdames: H. Hirschman. S. Bis-gould, and M. Swartz. Mrs. M. Millstone asked the blessing over the challah. Mrs. E. Davis, a past president, gave the toast to the mothers; and Mrs. H. Liberman responded.
? NEW MOUNT * SINAI HOSPITAL
Women's Auxiliary closing meeting was at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Mrs. Harry Silverstein, retiring president, presided; and presented a cheque for $60,000 to Ben Sadowski, founder-president. It represents the down payment on the pledge toward the nurses and internes residence now nearing completion. Seated at the head table were: Mesdames H. M. Tobe, J. Rosenfeld, S. Daufman, William Feinberg, S. S. Lerner, A. Saunders, Henry Zacks, F. Godfrey, D. Eisen, Bernard Ludwig, B. B. Shapiro, M. J. Nash, Gerston Gordon, Leon Arthurs. Wolfe Goldberg, D. R. Josephson, Chaim Valikoff, Ben Sadowski, Gurston Allen, H. L. Fogler, Reuben Brown, Harry Silverstein, A. A. Track, P. Hennant, M. K. Boch-ner, Samuel Godfrey, Maude Dun-canson, Dorothy Dworldn, E. F. Singer: Dr. Elsie Palter, Dr. Reva Gerstein; Misses Ruth Steinberg, Judy Page, Ella Howard, Marilyn Silver; Ben Sadowski, and Sidney Liswood. A bursary was presented to Miss Judy Page, president of the school organization of the Nightingale School of Nursing, for a student nurse, and two bursaries were announced, to be awarded to the graduate nursing staff. The annual ball will be held on November 17, at the Royal York Hotel.' Mrs. Reuben Brown was appointed honorary secretary; and Mrs. Chaim Valikoff, a life director of the board. President's pins were presented to: Mrs. Noah Torno, Mrs. Reuben Brown and Mrs. Harry flUterstein, by Mr. Sadowski. The officers are: Mesdames Noah Torno, founder prtsf-dsat; Sssjnitt Godfrey, Percy Herman t, honorary vice-president; Ben Sadowski, honorary treasurer; Reuben Brown, honorary secretary; Harry Surerstein, hnmedi-
ate past-president; Dr,^W^'C^nS' stein,, pre^ >
Schlpper, Joseph Rosenmoj- Dr.
Raoul Auerbacb,B.' B. secretaries: Harry Fogler. tress-urer; D. Dwdrkin, Ev f. 'Singer^'-Chaim Valikoff, life directors: directors: Mesdames Gurston AuejV David Appleby, Leon Arthurs/ Raoul Auerbach; M< Kr Bochner, ' F. H. Bookman, A. A. Brown. Reuben Brown, C. C. Cole, A. O. Cowan, S. K. Daufman, L. S. . Davies, John R. Devor, Saul Dor-sey, Cr. L. Dubin, D. Dworkin; David Eisen; Harry Eisen, William Fienberg, Howard Fisher, H. L. Fogler, Lionel Fogler, S, U Gans, E. W. Gardner, Bert Godfrey. Frank Godfrey, Samuel God. frey, William Gold, Wotts.JQpld* berg, Gurston Gordon. J. George Gruber, HarrY Gurofsky, Percy Hermant, D. R. Josephson, Samuel Kaminker, Samuel Kay, Michael Langer, J. L. LeibeL S. S. Lerner, Abe Levine, A. W. Levine, Sidney Liswood, Bernard Ludwig, Benjamin Luxenburg, E. C. Lyons, C. R. Mallen, Gordon Manace, H. M. Masters, M. J. Nash, Samuel Norris.M. H. Okun, William H. Pape. J. D. Pearlstein, Nathan Perlmutter, Abe Posluna, O. B. Roger, Ben Rosenberg, Henry Rosenberg, Joseph Rosenfeld, Robert Rotenberg, Ben Sadowski, Albert Saunders, I. M. Saunders, S. S. Schipper, B. B. Shapiro, E. I. Shapiro, Israel Shapiro, J. A. Sherman, Frank Silverman, Harry Silverstein, E. F. Singer, S. P. Smith, Arthur L. Soles, H. N. Taube, M. S. Till, H. M. Tobe, Noah Torno, A. A. Track, Chaim Valikoff, Bert Winberg, Aaron Wolfe, Ray Wolfe, Henry Zacks; Dr. Reva Gerstein, Dr. Elsie Palter, and Miss Elly Bader. Organizations and their presidents who have contributed to the treasury gift fund are: Mesdames j. Grossman, Adath Israel Sisterhood; P. Goodman, Iwansker Sisterhood; Rose Appelbaum, Apter Ladies Auxiliary; M. Nefsky, Young Women's Branch, Sons of Jacob Benevolent Society; B. Leslie, Queen Esther Rebecca Lodge 257; N. Lastman, Toronto Hebrew Benevolent Society; S. Daufman, Cradle Service Group; Jack Abel, Minsker Farband Ladies Auxiliary; j. Winesanker, Young Men's Hebrew Association, Ladies Auxiliary; j. Singer, Palestine Young Ladies Auxiliary; S. Steinberg, Young Minsker Social Club; G. Bongard, Drildzer Young Ladies Auxiliary; M. Winter, Folks Fare-in Ladies Auxiliary; Wolfe Goldberg, Toronto Leukemia Fighters; L. Cohen, Hebrew Ladies Aid, in Port Colbourne, Ont.; S. Green, Relative Ladies Auxiliary; F. Noyek, Philadons; Miss Ruth Steinberg, Junior Auxiliary, New Mount Sinai Hospital; Miss Donna Stanleigh, Yputfi Group, Toronto Leukemia Fighters: also Harry Starr, Bnal Brith, Sportsmen Lodge, No. 1977.
I8H REVIEW
* NATIONAL * COUNCIL
of Jewish Women second annual Angel's Ball was at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Receiving were: Mrs. Saul S. Berlin, president, and Mr. Berlin; Dr. Reva Gerstein, chairman, and Bertram Gerstein; Mrs. Morris Vigoda. vice-president, and Mr. Vigoda; Mrs. Irving Singer, vice-president, and Mr. Singer. The guest of honour was Mrs. Daniel Donovan, of the Toronto Archdiocesan Council of the Catholic Women's League, who Was chosen Cinderella 1962. Committee members were: Mesdames Irving Singer, Morris Vigoda, Saul S. Berlin, Haskell Masters, H. Robert Robrick, Harold Strom, Coleman Bernstein, Irving Appleby, Barney Morris. Among those present were: Lieutenant Governor J. Keiller Mackay, and Mrs. Mackay; His Worship, Mayor Nathan Phillips, and Mrs. Phillips; Justice Benjamin Robinson, of Montreal, Quebec, and Mrs. Robinson, who is international president of the Council of Jewish Women; and Israeli Consul, Eliezer Dembitz, and Mrs. Dembitz. Also present were: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sussman, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgibbons, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Frankel, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Morry Wingold, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kerbel, Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Volpe. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levine, Mr. ana Mrs. Martin Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wodlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenbaum. Mr. and Mrs. David Kushnir, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Perlmutter, Mr. and Mrs. George Za eke man, Mr. and Mrs. William Clarfield, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frankel.
* MIZRACHI * HAPOEL
Hamlzrachl Women's Organizations are having a clothing drive. Conveners are: Mesdames S. Or-fus, M. Kurt*. S, Kaminker, Kate Devor, S. A. Abella, and L. Mints. Many families in Israel are in dire need of new and good used clothing.'Contact the following: Mesdames S. Kaminker, 28 Glenayr Road, HU. 8-4729; M. Chesley, 39 ava Road, HU. 8-7667; and M. Knrts, 708 Wobarn Avenue, RU. 1-2011. Minnie Etlin Chapter met at the home of mrs. Ethel Newman, 1411 Eglinton Avenue West.
tided. mrs. k. devor reported on the rummage sale. the hostess was assisted by mrs. m. swsrts. the donor dinner will be held on june 4. the clostog inevtimf wfll be held
<ft June 12, at the home of Mrs. mv Kurts. 708 Woburt Avenue. Brurla Chapter met at the home Of Mrs. C, Weinberg, U9 Bea-Iw Street. Elected were: Mesdames J. Wei nstock/president; J. Awebaum, vice-president; S. A. Abella, secretary; S. Orfus, bohd chairman; I. Kelner, publicity; S. Langner and H. Halberstadt, cultural- committee! I. Horenfeldt, ticket convener j and C. Weinberg, J. Pasternak, and T. Greenblatt, 4fck committee. Refreshments were
8ryed by the hostess; assisted by rs. S. Slotnick. A raffle donated by the hostess, was won by Mrs. 8* Feldman. A tea was held at the home of Mrs. J. Weinstock, 12 Elderwood Drive.
* BNAI BRITH * ~ WOMEN
Alouette Chapter dinner was at the Park Plaza Hotel. The theme raa "Hats Off To Officers". Mrs. , S. Berlin, past-president, convicted the meeting. Mrs. Ray adowaky read the invocation and proposed the toast. Mrs. Saul Nisker, third vice-president of Eastern Canadian Council, and Chairman of Women's Chapters, assisted by Mrs. Max Vader, past-president, installed: Mesdames S. Hart, councillor; H. Shulman, president; H. Diamond, A. I. Mill-stein, vice-presidents; L. Frieberg, S. Ilson, 0. Plotnik, secretaries; N. Naymark, treasurer; H. Ber-man. Sentinel; S. Chazan, guard; ,S. Berman, L. Berman, H. Brod-kin, trustees; I. M. Morayniss.
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of America,""Ontario Branch, conference was at: Beth Am Synagogue, the first day, with reception; at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, second, for breakfast, luncheon, sessions, workshops; and. the same evening, a banquet, with Mrs. Henry Gichner, national parliamentarian, as guest speaker; at Beth Sholom Synagogue, last day, for breakfast, luncheon, and installation of these officers by Mrs. Irving Wintrob. immediate past-president; Mesdames Albert Bin-stock, president; Jack Graham; Leonard Herzog, of St. Catharines, Ont.; Joseph Tannenbaum, vice-presidents; Louis Spring, Harry Hershorn, Jack Robbing, Murray Rothblott, secretaries; Joseph Cutler, treasurer j board members: Mesdames Irving Wintrob, Edsel Benstein; Harry Adler, of Hes-
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tional advisory board. Mrs. H. Pike, vice-chairman, presided. Mrs. Roy Shapiro, recording secretary, and publicity convener, gave a reading: "A Review of The Year of Progress Preceding Israel's Fourteenth Birthday." The hostess gave a toast to the State of Israel. A birthday cake, decorated with Israeli flags, centred the table. Avodah Club celebrated at the home of the president, Mrs. Z. Bokser, 122 Whitmore Avenue. Mrs. Max Kamin gave a talk on Israel. The lighting of fourteen candles was done by Mrs. Harry Frimeth. Refreshments were served by Mrs. B. Pollack and Mrs. N. Freedman.
stein, house committee chairmen; Dr. N. V. Shaul, S. Hoffstetter, special funds; Dr. L. Wolfson, A. Frankel, membership; L. Schumacher, j. Weiss, trustees; L. Weil, publicity; M. Neuberger, A Weinstock, cultural chairmen; A. Aizenstadt, bulletin; S. Morgen-stern, youth activities; S. Goldstein, library committee; P. Schwartz, social committee; S. Ferman, S. Desenhouse, B. Ruben-stein, S. Grafstein, I. Feldman, j. Silverberg, D. Kirsh, D. Ruben-stein, I. Green, C. Bergson, B. Hiltz, C. Levenstein, advisers.
ir PIONEER WOMEN *
Golda Meir Club celebrated Israel's fourteenth anniversary, at the home of Mrs. M. Israelson, 93 Fairleigh Crescent, national vice-president, and member of the na-'
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Synagogue, Morris S. Gorelik, Rabbi: The new executive is: B. Hahn, president; S. Edell, E. Munk, vice-presidents; P. Frankel, T. Manson, secretaries; B. Schwartz, M. Pick, treasurers; I. Rubenstein, D. Herzig, ritual chairman; Dr. j. Weil, Talmud Torah chairman; P. Danziger, R. Hoffstetter, S. Nussbaum, wardens; A. Figdor, banquet hall treasurer; D. Kaplan, S. Kuper-
? RADOMER LADIES *
Auxiliary Mother ana Daughter luncheon at Beth Radom Congregation had ninety-five guests present. Conveners were: Mesdames Percy Hoffman, and I. Rosenberg, president; M. Weintraub, vice-president; H. Mintz, and Percy Hoffman, secretaries; A. Glass, treasurer.
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