40 Friday, July 8, 1977
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NEW YORK—Mrs. Judith
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ed the new national presi-
dent of Yeshiva University
Women's Organization
(YUWO) and is the young-
est in the organization's 50 -
year history.
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for Israel Bonds Campagin
Activities in Society
Sam Klar was honored by
more that 80 relatives and
friends June 26 at a brunch
at the Raleigh House cele-
brating his 75th birthday.
The party was given by his
children, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave (Donna) Klar, Dr.
and Mrs. Selwyn (Terry) Fi-
delmand and Mr. and Mrs.
Stan (Ilene) Gittleman, who
participated in a candle-
lighting ceremony in his
honor, and granchildren. A
member of Pinker Progres-
sive Aid Society, Klar
heard tributes from its offi-
cers: Harry Laker, presi-
dent; Irvin Forman, vice
president; Manny Ekelman,
financial secretary; Fred
Katz, treasurer; Simon Plaf-
kin, journal chairman; and
Louis Levine, entertain-
ment chairman, and from
his sons-in-law.
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Mrs. Irvin Kurtz, national
capital funds and founda-
tion chairman, Women's
American ORT, will be a
delegate to the World ORT
Union Central board meet-
ing to be held Sunday
through Wednesday in Lon-
don, England.
The cantor is a profes-
sional singer who sings long
passages of the liturgy—not
as a chant or in a singsong
( as the laity do) but with
truly virtuoso singing. espe-
cially in the sweet false-
ttoes.
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Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel tribute dinner on behalf of Is-
rael Bonds, saw more than $138,000 in Israel Bonds sub-
scriptions realized at the event. The Taubers, who will cel-
ebrate their 71st wedding anniversary this summer, re-
ceived the state of Israel's United Jerusalem Award. The
congregation was awarded the state of Israel's Congtega-
tional Award. Shown with the Taubers are, from left,
standing: Ira Hirschmann, guest speaker; Cantor Shabtai
Ackerman; Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, spiritual leader; Jack
Schon, president of the congregation; and Dr. Harris
Mainster, dinner chairman.
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The United Hebrew
Schools, has appointed
Rabbi Sidney Green as prin-
cipal of the Bnai David-
UHS branch. Rabbi Green
was formerly with congrega-
tions and schools in New-
burgh, N.Y., and Stanford,
Conn. He served on the
staff of the Jewish Center
of Philadelphia.
In addition to his duties
as principal of the UHS
branch, Rabbi Green will
be an instructor in Talmud
at the Akiva Hebrew Day
School. Green will also
serve as editor of Kolenu,
the publication of the
United Hebrew Schools.
The Hebrew Schools has
also arranged for Richard
Wagner, currently principal
of the Bnai Moshe-UHS
branch also to serve as prin-
cipal of the Adat Shalom-
UHS branch.
Wagner will be aided by
two vice principals who
would be promoted from
the ranks of the UHS teach-
ing staff.
Bnai Brith
Activities
COUPLETS UNIT will
see the film "Star Wars"
7:15 p.m. Saturday at the
Americana Theater.
Couples will meet for din-
ner at 10:15 p.m. at the
Golden Mushroom restau-
rant. There is a charge for
both the film and dinner.
For information, call the
Steven Gottliebs, 398-6371,
or Arni Zalesin, 642-0392.
They are Mrs. Bert
Kriechman who has been
with the UHS for 31 years,
currently serving under
Rabbi Abrah,:.rri Zentman
at the Beth Acs im branch,
who will be vice principal
at Adat Shalom, in addition
to teaching in that school.
Also, Mrs. Saul Stein,
who is currently teaching in
the UHS-Temple Emanu-El
branch, will be promoted to
the position of vice princi-
pal of the Bnai Moshe
branch.
Brodhead Urges
Trial for Trifa
Congressman William M.
Bi-odhead (D-Mich.) urged
Attorney General Griffin
Bell to bring the case
against former Iron Guard
member Archbishop Vale-
rian Trifa of Grass Lake,
Mich., to trial "as speedily
as possible."
Meanwhile, Alvin Kush-
ner, exective director of the
Jewish Community Colin
of Metropolitan Detroit,
turned froth an Anti-Derd-
mation League meeting in
New York this week and re-
ported that the Justice De-
partment will renew financ-
ing of the Trifa in-
vestigation.
Elderly Get Meals
HOLLYWOOD,
Fla.
(JTA)—Dr. Sam Meline,
chairman of the community
planning committee of the
Jewish Federation of South
Broward, said all area resi-
dents over 60 were eligible
to participate in the Holly-
wood Jewish community's
first kosher hot meal pro-
gram.