▪ Spontaneous Gifts Total $24,000
At Beth Yehudah Patron Dinner

Spontaneous gifts totaling $25,-
000 were presented to the Beth
Yehudah Schools Sunday night
at their seventh annual dinner
at Northwest Synagogue. Dedic-
ated to Rabbi Moses FiScher's 70th
birthday, the $18 patrons' dinner
drew more than -350 leaders of
Michigan and Ohio communities.
An address by Rabbi Solomon P.
Wohlgelernter of Chicago, stres-
sing the " indispensible work of
the Yeshivah providing citizens
of America and citizens of Israel
for the future" and describing the
$100,000 needs of the Yeshivah
between now and September,
brought forth numerous pledges
front the floor.
Samuel B. Solomon's 'gift was
$5,000. Other gifts included $5,-
000 from the Toledo Jewish com-
munity, represented by Rabbi
Nehemiah Katz. Morris W. Zack,
chairman of the Yeshivah budget
committee, pledged $3,000 and
$1,000 each was pledged by David
Go:Ica-erg, Nathan Freedland, Isa-

dore and Wolfe Cohen and Joseph
D. Feldman, who was chairman of
the dinner.
Gifts of $500 each were pledged
by Morris Snow, Samuel Hecht-
man, S. Brooks Barron, Arthur
Klein and Abe Nusbaum. Max W.
Temchin, Sam Aaron and Sol
Eisenberg gave $450 each. Meyer
Terebelo pledged $300, David I.
Berris, Meyer Sugarman, Israel
Burnstein, Isaac Rosenthal, Mrs.
Louis Solai, David • J. Goldberg
and Kenneth Fischer gave $100
each; Harry Fixler, David Apple-
baum, Rabbi Samuel H. Prero,
Julius Weinberg, Rabbi. Joshua S.
Sperka, Sol Semansky and Isa-
dore Levin, $50 each.
To Rabbi Moses Fischer, the
occasion provided numerous tri-
butes. Copies of the yearbook of
the Yeshivah, dedicated to him,
were distributed to all present.
Rabbi Solomon Wohlgelernter,
brother of the Yeshivah president,
postponed his trip to Israel, which
was to begin the next day, to
address the event.

22—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 1, 1949

Nursery Tots Celebrate Purim

Little Women Plan
`Anniversary Ball'

Little Women of Hadassah will
present "The Anniversary Ball,"
commemorating the birth of Is-
rael, May 21, at the Book-Cadil-
lac Hotel.
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra
will be featured. Geraldine Stash-
efky, Little Women president, in-
vites all young people to attend.
The group will meet at 2:30
p.m. Sunday, April 10, at Shaarey
Zedek. New members are wel-
come. At the March 27 meeting,
Joe Yanich, Young Judea direct-
or, taught Israeli dances.

Children of the Shaarey Zedek Beth Ha-Yeled Nursery School
DR. MORRIS N. KERTZER,
celebrate Purim.
associate rabbi of the Park Ave-
nue Synagogue of New York, has
been appointed director of the
division of interfaith activities
of the American Jewish Commit-
tee, it was announced by Dr.,.
John Slawson, executive vice
president.

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NED H. SMITH

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Disc jockeys Bob . Seymour of In honor of the first anni-
radio station WKMH, Dearborn, versary of the statehood of Israel,
and Johnny Slagle of WXYZ will 'the SUNDAY NIGHTERS will
judge the youthful talent parade hold a "Celebration Dance" in
at the AMATEUR NIGHT spon- the auditorium of the Jewish
sored by the CHERIKOKES Sat- Cotnmunity Center, Woodward at
urday evening, April 2, in the Holbrook, the evening of April 3.
main auditorium. Dick Stein an3 Sammy Barnett and his Quintet
his orchestra will furnish the will furnish the music.
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music for • the 15 finalists, and
"Recreation in Your Leisure
for dancing after the show. Mr.
and Mrs. George Blumenstock Time" will be described by Hol-
Vick of the Council of Social
of the Center Intermediate Acti-
vities Committee will be in Agencies for the WEDNESDAY
charge of the show, which will EVENING DISCUSSION GROUP
begin at 9:15 p. in. The public at 8:30 p. m., April 6, in the
is invited.
Ginsburg Lounge. Miss ViC1C,
• * •
,
who has been secretary of the
Sylvia Jaffe, • Cyrile Mendel- Work and Recreation Division
sohn, Sanford Pollack and Art of the CSA for the past four
Weininger comprise the commit- years, was formerly director of
tee from the Teen Club Council Teen Agers at the YWCA in
sponsoring the TEEN AGE Pittsburgh.,
MODEL SEDER for Sunday,
A pr
1 1'7 at the ,Tewish Center
SUFFERING FROM
The committee is planning its
ULCERS?
own version, of the Hagadah.
Try our Golden Cracknels, the Egg
Biscuit, boiled and baked — nutri-
Reservations will be necessary
tious, delicious, easily digested.
for the affair.
At Your Neighborhood Grocer
* * *
GOLDEN CRACKNEL and
The TEEN CLUB COUNCIL of
SPECIALTY CO.
the Jewish Community Center
has inaugurated a new Sunday
morning feature, the "BRUNCH
BUNCH'. Over a "lox and
bagel" breakfast at 10 a. m. in
room 211, the Bunch informally
discusses topics of its own choos-
ing on local and world affairs.
Ken Rosenthal, leader of the
Bunch, invites teen-agers to join
the new group.
• * *
PAUL CURTIS will be pre-
*. sented by the DANCE COMMIT-
TEE of the Jewish Center in a
lecture-demonstration, "This Is
Hot Jazz," at 3 p. m. Sunday,
April 3, in the auditorium. Ad-
mission is free and open to the
public.
* * *
During the •period between
PUrim and' Passover, the
MOTHERS CLUBS of the Jew-
ish Community Center are de-
voting their club discussions to
contemporary legislation a n d
elections.

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