Twelfth grade graduation
exercises will be a feature of
Shavuot services on Wednesday.
Evening services Tuesday and
Wednesday are at 6 p.m., and
Shavuot morning services begin
at 9 a.m. The graduating class
will present a new Torah scroll
to the congregation. At Yizkor
services on Thursday, memorial
plaques will be dedicated.
Rabbi Morris Adler and Rab-
bi Irwin Groner will officiate
SatEvePost's Novak
Article Exposes
Ordeal of USSR Jews
RABBI B. H. GORRELICK
The current issue of the Sat-
urday Evening Post carries the
concluding article by Joseph
Novak—the assumed name of a
well-informed Russian who ex-
poses the ordeals of Commun-
ism—in which is described the
tragedy of the Jews in the Sov-
iet Union.
Novak's article declares that
"there is no room for Jews" in
Soviet Russia. -
He declares that Russian
Jews are frightened, that they
are slandered, persecuted; re-
viled.
Novak's articles are from his
book, "The Future Is Ours,
Comrade," published by Double-
day, which was reviewed in The
Jewish News on May 6.
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick,
who has completed a decade
of service to Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, will be honored by the
congregation and its affiliate
groups at a public testimonial
on June 14.
The event, which will begin
at 8 p.m. in the main sanctuary,
by a reception
will p.m.,
be
in honor of Rabbi and Mrs.
Gorrelick in the synagogue
social hall.
Rabbi Gorrelick became
spiritual leader of Beth Aaron
in June, 1950, when the syna-
gogue had '75 member families.
Under his leadership, the con-
gregation has grown to one of
the largest in the city.
Beth Aaron today boasts a
' membership of 575 families, has
600 children in its branch of
the United Hebrew Schools and
550 students in its religious
school.
The congregation also has
an active Men's Club and Sis-
terhood and conducts a com-
plete program of youth activ-
ities, the latter administered
by the synagogue youth com-
mission under Rabbi Gorrelick's
guidance.
William I. Liberson, im-
mediate past president of the
synagogue, is general chairman
of the testimonial committee,
with Mrs. Albert Kaplan and
Jerome Silberman : serving as
eo-chairmen.
Joseph Braver, Meyer Mill-
man and Mrs. Hyman Zalenko,
recently elected presidents,
respectively, of the congrega-
tions, Men's Club and Sister-
hood, will participate in the
testimonial tributes.
Serving on the committee
will be Max Kaminsky and
Jacob Harris, who were on the
original rabbinic committee
which brought Rabbi Gorrelick
to Beth Aaron 10 years ago;
Dr. Marvin A. Last, Harry
Green, Jack Shenkman, Louis
Ellenson and Philip S. Chap-
nick, past presidents; and
Morris Buch, Samuel Jospey,
Morris Litvin, Samuel Lober-
man, Joseph Lovy, Sidney
Noveck, Avery Shapiro, Max
Silverman and Leo Weingarden._
The testimonial for Rabbi
Gorrelick is open to his friends
and to all members of the com-
munity.
Probe Swastika Display
in Connecticut Cities
WESTPORT, Conn., (JTA)—
An outbreak of anti-Semitic
incidents here and in nearby
Weston is under investigation
by town and state police and
United States postal authori-
ties.
During the past few weeks,
anti-Semitic literature has been
mailed to residents and swas-
tikas and the we :•d "Jew" have
been painted on mail boxes.
Several residents reported re-
ceiving warnings to "get back
to your New York ghetto or
emigrate to Israel."
At least two stores have re-
ceived defamatory literature.
Anti-Jewish slogans were also
found scrawled near the West-
port railroad station and on its
parking lot.
Cong. Beth Yehudah
Rabbi Joshua Spiro will offi-
ciate and preach the sermons at
Shavuot services planned for
7:30 p.m. and 9 a.m., each day.
Cong. Shomrey Emunah
"The Living Torah" and
"Ruth" will be the topics of
Rabbi Sholem Flam at Shavuot
services planned for 7:45 p.m.
and 9 a.m., all days. Yizkor
services Thursday begin at
10:30 a.m.
Jewish Parents Institute
Culmination of eight years of
study will be marked by 13
Sunday school students at grad-
uation exercises Sunday, at 2:30
p.m., in the Aaron DeRoy Thea-
ter of the Jewish Conimunity
Center, 18100 Meyers.
Dr. Sam Sniderman will wel-
come the graduates, who will
present a special commence-
ment program, assisted by the
WI Adult Chorus. Boaz • Siegel
will address the group,. and
Mrs. Ann Jaffe, leader of the
group, will present graduation
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Consecration Events
Beth Aaron Fetes Synagogue Servic es to Highlight Confirmation,
Children and teachers will
pins.
Jeffrey
Lewis,
class
pres-
at the services together with
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participate in a special Shavuot
ident,
will
present
the
class
gift
Cantors
Jacob
H.
Sonenklar
and
Rabbi Gorrelick's Thursday on "A View of Our Reuven Frankel and the syna- to the Center. A reception will program at 10 a.m., Wednesday.
Parents, Institute members and
gogue choir directed by Dan follow.
Decade of Service Past." Cong. Shaarey Zedek
the public are invited.
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