Hillel Day School
Memorializes Kay

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THE JEWISH HERITAGE

Rabbi JACOB SEGAL pre-
sents plaque to BARRY KAY
in memory of his father,
Leon Kay.
* * *
At the annual dinner of the
Hillel Day School, attended by
285 patrons of the school, Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal, president of
the school, paid tribute to the
memory of Leon Kay and pre-
sented a plaque to Mrs. Kay
and her son, Barry. The tribute
to the deceased leader reads
in part:
Beth Abraham.
* * *
"His love of Zion, passion
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
for learning and devotion to
Time: 11:05 a.m. Sunday
Am Yisroel led him to pio-
Station: WXYZ
neer in the founding • of our
Feature: Rabbi Erwin L.
day school.
"Our young students trained man, director of regional vi-
in- the values of Torah and ties of the Union of Am can
the American- dream are the Hebrew Congregations, w mod-
beneficiaries of his. creative crate a discussion on nest

vision.

"May the remembrance of
his dedicated life be a source
of blessing to his beloved
family and to the grateful
J e s h community of De-
troit."
Abe Kasle, who addressed

the dinner meeting, • joined in
paying honor to Kay's memory
and reminisced about the late
leader's inspiring efforts to sup-
port the State of Israel. He also
recalled Kay's efforts in behalf
of Hillel Day School when it
was established three years ago.
He said he felt that Kay's
dreams for the establishment
of a well-supervised and well,
functioning day school are corn-
ing true.
Hillel Day School classes are
held in the Abe Kasle wing of
the Esther Berman Branch of
the United Hebrew Schools.
It was announced that when
the school reopens on Sept. 6
a fourth grade will be added,
thus adding another year of
study to the school's curriculum
that starts with kindergarten
classes.

Miss Segall, Kutnick
to Join Outing from
Chicago Jewish College

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Detroiters Marcia Rae Segall,
20065 St. Marys, and Daniel
Kutnick, 18039 Woodingham,
will be among the students of
the College of Jewish Studies,
Chicago, Ill., who will attend
the annual outing to Camp-
Institute Sharon and Morris
Perlman Camp Avodah Aug. 6.
Sponsored by the Students
Activities Council. and by the
Alumni Association of the Col-
lege, the day-long affair will
feature picnicking, athletics,
boating and a dramatic pro-
gram by the campers and a
luncheon reception . for mem-
bers of the Board of Trustees
of the College and the Board
of Directors of the Board of
Jewish Education.
The two camps, operated by
the College of Jewish Studies
and the Board of Jewish Educa-
tion, respectively, are located
on Clear Lake, Buchanan, Mich.

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Gold of 18517 Hartwell, has won
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