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The -Parent-Teachers Organi-
zation of the Jewish Community
Center Playschool will meet at
8:30 p.m., Thursday, at the D.
W. Simons branch, 4000 Tuxedo.
A Purim workshop is planned.
The Playschool started its sec-
ond semester with an enroll-
ment of 50 children, 3 to 5. Two
full-time teachers, Helga Love
and Inge Levy, conduct sessions
twice daily.
Sharon Herman and Ruth
Kanterman, volunteers from the
National Coulicil of Jewish Wo-
men, assist with school activities
three times a week.

At a recent business meeting
of the Fidelity Ladies Club, Mrs.
Frances Shapiro was voted into
office as president. Assisting
her will be the following ladies:
Esther Kozin, vice-president;
Sarah Glanzrock, treasurer;
Ann Rothenberg and Yetta
Dubin, secretaries; Ida Schultz,
flower fund; Jean Rothenberg,
sunshine; Rose Cohen, chaplain;
Ella Chaifetz, publicity; and Rae
Solomon, - Ann Gross and Mollie
Elbinger, telephone squad.
Board members are Fay • Wag-
ner, Gladys Lieberman, Marian
Leib, Margie Westeimer, Molly
Warsh, Dorothy Kolok, Ida
Swartz, Ann Galsky, Clara
Franklin, Rose Bensman, Tillie
Shapiro, Etta Felstode, Lillian
Gula, Rose 'Brown and Betty
Fischer.

MRS. BURTON GOLD

In a ,double-ring ceremony
solemnized recently at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, Sandra Bea
Klein, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Klein, of Santa Bar-
bara Dr., became the bride of
Burton Gold, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Gold, of Penning-
ton *Dr, Rabbi Jacob E. S4gal
and Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
officiated.
The bride's gown was of
floor-length Chantilly lace and
Italian velvet. A cap of match-
ing lace held in place her
tiered fingertip veil, and she
carried orchids and stephan-
otis atop a Bible.
Faith Klein, was her sister's
maid of honor, and ,pamela
Klein, another sister, was her
flower girl. Bridesmaids were
Sandra Kraft, Marilyn Shapiro,
Elaine Rubin and Sharlene
Lewis. Arlyne Dorfman was
junior bridesmaid...
Frank Blase was the bride-
groom's best man, while seat-
ing the guests were Gerald
Kraft, Herbert Shapiro, Shel-
don Schenfield and Mark Liss.
Following a honeymoon
cruise of the Caribbean and
South America, the young cou-
ple will return here to take up
residence.

Center Playschool PTO
Sets Purim Workship

MISS NORMA SCHIFF

The engagement of Norma
Lee Schiff to Murray W. Sny-•
der, formerly of Toronto and
Mrs. Chajes Named
now
of Covington Dr.; was an-
To Hebrew U. Group
nounced by her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Marguerite .Kozenn Cha- and Mrs. George J. Schiff, of
jes was this week named as co- Elmhurst Ave. An April wed-
chairman of the music commit- ding is planned.
tee of the Hebrew University.
Announcement- was made by
For the Perfect Affair!
Isaac Mendelsohn, chairman
of the university library com-
mittee.
According t o Mendelsohn's
and His Orchestra
statement on the appointment,
Mrs. Chajes was given the post
UN. 3-3737
on the basis of her "untiring
efforts for the expansion of the
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On The
She succeeds Mrs. Serge
You Tie
Koussevitsky, who headed the
Day
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committee with Mrs. Frank Co-
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The Youth Group of Cong.
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ond annual Sweetheart Dance
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synagogue social hall. The
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Because of Leap Year, girls
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Ahavas Achim "sweetheart."
There will be Sadie Hawkins
dances, prizes and other fea-
tures.
Richard Snyder, vice-presi-
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Martin Lipson to be in charge
of the dance.

A Purim social is planned by
the Beth Aaron PTO, United
Hebrew Schools, at 8:30 p.m.,
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