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jl HOLY BLOSSOM * K       TEMPLE
linbbi W. Gunther Plaut: Sister, hood executive is: Mesdames L. J. Cole, president; A. M. Winton, louis Herman and Ronald Lyon, vice-presidents; Henry Sager, David Sweet, Gerald Newton, secretaries; Gordon Cohen, membership chairman; A. A. Track, treasurer; Carl C. Cole, comptroller; j", H. Barruch, and T. W. Brown, dues committee; Peter Draimin, Knssil Sapera, C. Phillip Mosoff, and Joseph Silver, board of directors, serving second year; Lowell Bidcrman, Edward Brill, Harry Colman, Lorne Dunkelman, Bertram Garfield, Michael Lawrence, Samuel Ruth and Floyd Stem, board of directors, newly-elected, to serve two years. A closing luncheon meeting will be held on May 10, at 1 p.m., to honour Rabbi David JR. Powell. Rabbi Powell is leaving his post as assistant Rabbi, to assume the directorship of the Anti-Defamation League, of Bnai Brith, in Canada; with headquarters in Toronto. Miss Sheila Sulman will give a song recital. Conveners are Mesdames H. Sager, J. Silver and L. Solursh. New members are Mrs. Ronald B. Roy and Mrs. Fredrick H. Ze'mans. The mothers and students who assisted with the annual religious school Passover Seder observances, 'were: Mesdames W. Anshan, N. Berdock, L. Biderman, B. Borsook, B. Cohen, G. Cohen, W. Cohen, M. Denaburg, F. Dolcort, L.. Dunkelman, F. Eisen, H. Hertzman, L. Lavine, D. Lipson, I. Liss, E. Pepper, H. Phillips, D. Rafelman, G. Kafelman, D. Resnick, H. Roth-child, H. Setdon, B. Shbstack, K. Silverberg, L. Tessler, M. Torgov', H. Weisfield, E. Wilson, E. Wint-raUb; Ida Dallal, Marilyn King, Aria Fishbein, Linda Fegelman, Ellen Rothschild, and Miriam Wilson; and Alan Fegelman; Steven Fegelman, Gordon Hertzman. Mrs. M. Fegelman and Mrs. G. King, were the Seder conveners. The Pre-Confirmation Council Drama Group, of young people, aged thirteen and fourteen years, presented "The Diary Of Anne Frank". Mrs. Marjorie Manley, -'a teacher, directed the play. Members of the cast were: Elizabeth Rosenthal, Joan Besen, Cheryl Bardikoff, Ellen Jane Lightman, Lynne Roten-berg, Randi Rafelman, Susan Glait; Tony Wolman, Lloyd Alter, Richard Sniderman; and members of the Temple Youth Torah Corps: Barbara Simonds, Susan Apolin-sky, Sue Harvey, Tina Rotenberg, Lita Snyder; and James Emer-man, Kenneth Solomon, Ricky Courtheous, Geoffrey Nathan, Stuart Egier, David GTanz, San-ford Borins, Richard Sugarman, and John Nimon.
?TORONTO ZIONIST* COUNCIL
And Bnai Brith Co-ordinating Committee jointly sponsored a dinner, to honour the Honourable Edwin Samuel, C.M.G., son of the first British High Commissioner of Palestine, and now a resident of Jerusalem. Harvey Freeman introduced Viscount Samuel, who spoke on "The Middle East, War Or Peace?", at a combined meeting of the Council, and the Committee, at the Jerusalem Hall, after dinner. A question and answer period followed. Head-table guests were: The Consul of Israel in Toronto, Gabriel Lourie; Dr. Mark Zimmerman, president of the Zionist Council; Dr. George J. Li-
MEETINGS
ban, executive director, Zionist Organization; Mrs. Bernard Mayer; Harvey Freeman, chairman of the Bnai Brith Co-ordinating Committee; Max Goody, vice-president, Zionist Organization; Mrs. R. Kof-sky, president of District 22, Bnai Brith. Women; and Saul S. Berlin, executive vice-president of District 22, Bnai Brith, Mesdames Gabriel Lourie, Mark Zimmerman, George Liban, Max Shecter, and Max Goody were present; also: Dr. and Mrs. Allen A. Small, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sprackman, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lupovitz, and Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kelner.
?      NATIONAL     * COUNCIL
Of Jewish Women of Canada: Institute on social Action, for Council leadership is planned for May 15-17, at Ottawa, Ontario, to guide Council members on effective involvement improving social conditions in their communities. Guest participants are: R. A. J. Phillips, director, Special Planning Secretariat; Stanley Knowles, MP.; and Professor C. Verner, Professor of Sociology, University of British Columbia, consultant. Over one hundred Council members are expected to attend. Mrs. Victor Drache,' of Vancouver, B.C., national vice-president, is in charge of the program. Mrs. A. Hollen-berg, of Montreal, Quebec, national president; Mrs. Irving Appleby, president of the Toronto Chapter; and Mesdames S. Appleby, M. Bloom, B. Borsook, L. Gasner, S. Glicksman, H. Green, D. Kushnir, M. Langer, A. Levine, J. Olin, B. Orenstein, B. Sabsay, Julia Schultz, M. Sinclair, M. Vigoda, and A. Woolf, all of Toronto, will be present.
+      TORONTO      ic LEUKEMIA FIGHTERS
Elected Mesdames Fred Green-baum, president; D. Kahn, S. Kel-lerman, G. Sunshine, third vice-president; L. Stulberg, treasurer; N. Geller, S. Kamarad, R. Lea, secretaries; S; Paul, B. Osolky, A. Sherman, and S. Lofsky, trustees; and R. Naster, sentinel. The "Golden Torch" installation dinner and dance will be held on June 4, at the Park Plaza Hotel. At that time, allocation cheques, for leukemia research, will be presented to New Mount Sinai Hospital.
* PIONEER WOMEN *
Club Chava met at the home of Mrs. Samuel Gangbar, 265 Park-holme Avenue. Mrs. S. Less, president, presided. The annual tea was at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kosoy, 7 Reddick Court; conveners were Mesdames H. Kalb, M. Borinsky, P. Katz, and Samuel Gangbar. Proceeds went to the Vocational School for Girls, in Israel.
*    BETH TORAH    * SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi M. Celniker: Sisterhood held their annual tea, and fashion show. Mrs. M. Goldenberg, president, presided. Conveners were Mrs. M. Freedman and Mrs. Jack Hauer. A play, "And You Never Know", by the Ontario Mental; Health Association,was presented; in the cast were: Miss Laurel Price, Mr?. Nr Borden, and Donald Griffith. The speaker was Dr. Joseph  Caplan,  who was born  in
Scotland, and is at the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital, in New Toronto. Refreshments were served by Mrs. D. Fisher, and Mrs. D. Haber.
* HEBREW WESTON * SANATORIUM
Service Club, Mrs. Hyman Hal-bert, president: The club provides Kosher meals and Passover meals to Jewish patients irt*hospital. Mrs. Sidney Freeman is convener.
*   JEWISH HOME   * FOR THE AGED
And Baycrest Hospital, Women's Auxiliary, closing luncheon meeting,' is on Wednesday, May 11, at 12.15 p.m., at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Mrs. Harry Eisen Jr., will preside. A skit, "A Most Wonderful Day", written by Mrs. William Fineberg, and Mrs. Martin Ross, will be presented. In the cast are Mesdames E. Barruch, E. Himel, R. Mitchell, H. Sherman, A. Sugar-man; and Mrs. E. Narvey, piano accompaniment. Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg will be guest speaker; and will install the officers: Mrs. Irving Wintrob, president; Mesdames Isadore Smith, Jack Newman, vice-presidents; Montague Raisman, Philip Stone and Morris Zweig, vice-presidents at large; Israel Rothbart, treasurer; Joseph Cutler, Max Roher, due treasurers; Maurice Lipson, Bert Godfrey, and Frank Silverman, secretaries.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Weis-brot (nee Rose Sternlicht), 210 Brighton Avenue, on April 5, at the Branson Hospital, a daughter, Gail Faith; sister of Jeffrey, aged five and one-half years; and Re-na, three; granddaughter of Mrs. Bella Sternlicht, 4109 Bathurst Street; and of Mr. arid Mrs. S. Weisbrod, 512 Glengrove Avenue West.
Born, to Mr. and Mis. Paul Langer (nee Audrey Geller), 30 Wildrose Crescent, on April 4, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son, Jordan Elliot; brother of Robert, twenty-two months; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Max Geller, 99 Invermay Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Langer, 7 Christine Crescent; great-grandson of Mrs. Yetta Geller, 3 Flanders Road. Max Geller and Morris Langer, grandfathers, held the baby during the ceremony.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Marcus (nee Molly Mendelson), 3 Ravenrock Court, on April 4, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son, Alan David; brother of Sheryl Susan, aged twelve and one-half years; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mendelson, 73 Cadillac Avenue. Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Myer Proberman, 2700 Bathurst Street, great-uncle and great-aunt. Morris Hirsh, 96 Westgate Boulevard, held the baby during the ceremony.
UNIQUE STORE IN NEW YORK
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continue as a one-store operation. After that, people close to the organization says, according to the New York Times, there is a good chance that branch stores may be established around the New York area.
NEUROLOGIST WHO FLED NAZIS DIES IN N. Y. EXILE
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Dr. Herz was a fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine and a member of the American Medical Association, the New York County and State Medical Societies, the American Neurological Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
He was the co-author of a book, "Motor Disorders In Nervous Diseases," and the author of many articles in medical and other scientific journals, says the New York Times. Surviving are his widow, the former Iise N'ussbaum; a soo, Roger; and a brother, Carl.
ANTAGONISM OF NEGROES TO JEWS
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ar.d the Brownsville section in Brooklyn, pointing out that Jewish merchants and landlords, despite the changes, remained.
"When the Negro sees the white businessman or the person to whom he must let out frustrations," the Commissioner said, "in the overwhelming majority of the instances it is frequently a Jew," reports the New  York  Times.   However,  he
said, this hostility is not aimed primarily at the Jew but "at the white community that has for years kept down a people."
EDUCATOR BLAMES SCHOOLS AND HOMES
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Today the Jewish home and the Jewish school are mutually contradictory, and the child unlearns at home what he has learned at school."
Yet concerned parents, said Dr. Breslau, want the schools "to create instant Jews out of the ashes of ignorance and by some alchemy not yet known."
In support of his contentions, the speaker cited a three-year Btudy by the association among 1,051 Jewish teen-agers and college students.
According to the study, "Jew-
ish adolescents, like their peers in the general community, are in full retreat from the home and have often found their religious schooling dull and vapid."
As partial remedy for this situation. Dr. Breslau urged "un interior decoration of the Jewish home
to refurbish it spiritually and intellectually," says the New York Times. Centralization of Jewish schools, with "communal" systems in each large area, was advocated by the conference chairman, Judge Simon E. Sobeloff of the Court of Appeals.
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