fridc;. May 20 L966
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P7A Gavel Goes
To Mrs. Binder
wife of a
of
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School PT\ n .
 tin Carillon
Hotel
A scho! teacher in New Jersey,
where she taught while her hus-
band was overseas during World
War 11. Mrs. Binder has been u
leader and nciuhbothood chair-
man of Miami Beach Girl Scouts,
coordinator of Miami Beach Girl
Scout Camp Center, and is active
in Girl Scout training of adults.
MRS. IRVING KAPIAN
New Hope Chap. Plans Card Party
Harbour Housi < ap'ar of Elupei President of the group, organ-
School for the mentally retarded j ized five months ago, is Mrs. Mur-
 is planning a card party for Sat-: rav Shaw,
urday niyht at Harbour House Joining the chapter are new life
North. members Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Singer.
ivii's. Kaplan
d to .Sorve
II'" Mrs. Irving Kaplan,
lent, 1 lorida Wom-
en's l> Jewish
Congre th< I >\\o\ ii offit
were chos er\ e v Ith her dur-
ing the coming .'car at the division
luncheon last week:
Membership vice president. Mrs
Jack Shapiro: fund-raising vice
president, Mrs. Harold Druker;
program vice president. Mrs. Jos-
eph White: financial secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Kamen;
recording secretary, Mrs. Gertrude
Mogul; corresponding secretary, j
Mrs. Mary S. Cohen.
Delegates to the Women's Di-
vision executive board are Mes-
dames Ben Weintraub, Leonard
Sidersky, Eleanor Roosevelt Chap-
ter; Sylvia Silvers, Irving Westin, \
Maurice Cahn, Benjamin Zeig-!
mund, Miss Lillian Goodman, Jus-
tine Chapter; Mesdames Joseph
Albuquerque, Sam Herder, Louis
Cohen, Joseph White. Mary S. Co-
'rie'ocew School Promotions
School promi tioi
included
p :. vices on Ft i la
Rabbi Ralph Z. Gli
; k B< h IV, I
Mrs, Lobel Cited
Sisterhood
A testimonial dinner in honor of
Mrs. Samuel I.obel is being plan-
ned by Beth Israel Sisterhood for
Sunday, 6 p.m.. in the Harry N.
Schwartz Auditorium.
Mrs. Lobel will be cited for "de-
voted service to the synagogue."
Community leaders participating
in the affair include Rabbi Berel
Wein and Rabbi Alexander Gross
hen. Henry Hersch, Louis Wise
Chapter; Jeanette Stern, Eleanor
Rosenstein, Russell Winer, David
Bress, Sam Penchansky, Irving
Quartin, Louis Gold, Miami-Coral
Gables Chapter.
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