anaheim-gazette 1961-05-25

Rabbi M. C. Fierman Slates Celebration Rabbi Morton C. Fierman of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County will celebrate two decades of service in the rabbinate tomorrow evening at temple services. He was ordained May 24, 1941, at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, at which time he received the M.H.I. degree conferred by the former president of the college, Dr. Julian Morgenstern. Rabbi Fierman received his A.B. degree from Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio; an M.A. from Tulsa University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and an Ed.E. degree from Arizona State University at Tempe. He served in the Air Force as a chaplain during World War II. He has been the rabbi of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County since Jan. 1, 1957. YMCA Invites Holland Member Wilbert Bonney, YMCA World Service Committee chairman, announced this week that all plans had been completed and final Board of Directors approval had been granted for the Anaheim YMCA to bring to this community a young member of the staff of the YMCA in Amster-local staff in the role of a trainee for one year. Miss Nan Elzinga has accepted the invitation and will arrive in Anaheim about mid-September to work under the guidance of the local staff in dam. Holland, to serve with the study of women and girls in the YMCA. Optimists Benefit O The Optimist Clubs of Orange County, in conjunction with the Optimist Youth Band Soprano — Frances Mc- Rabbi Fierman received his A.B. degree from Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio; an M.A. from Tulsa University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and an Ed.E. degree from Arizona State University at Tempe. He served in the Air Force as a chaplain during World War II. He has been the rabbi of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County since Jan. 1, 1957. On the same evening Rabbi Fierman will consecrate the new officers and board of the Temple Sisterhood, headed by Mrs. Melville Singer of Garden Grove, and Orange County Temple/Youth to be led in the coming year by Robert Glasser of Santa Ana. Rabbi Fierman will address the congregation on the subject "Two Decades in the Rabbinate." Miss Nan Elzinga has accepted the invitation and will arrive in Anaheim about mid-September to work under the guidance of the local staff in dam. Holland, to serve with the study of women and girls in the YMCA. Beth Emet Confirms Temple Beth Emet confirmed five teenagers Sunday, the second eve of Shavuot. Confirmed were: Naomi Borenstein, Alan Hayman, Sandra Klein and Anne Nitzberg of Anaheim and Ronald Leiter of Garden Grove. Rabbi Aaron J. Tofield conducted the ceremony and preached the sermon. Soprano — Frances McCann, recently signed to sing with the San Francisco Opera Company, will be soloist at the installation tea to be held by the Anaheim Ebell Club June 5 at 1:30 p.m. The musical program will be "Favorite Songs of Famous Singers." Mrs. Bernard W. Jordan is the new president. Buick's lively go and sleek Clean Look are at home driving up to the smartest At home in the hills Buick's big Wildcat V-8 and trigger-quick Turbine Drive climb hills like a homesick angel! Pick the steepest hill in Beverly Hills (or any other hill around) – and point a Buick at it. Then sit back and let Buick's Wildcat V-8 engine and Turbine Drive (no extra cost!) turn it into a molehill! With this best of all Buicks, you've got power to spare for the most challenging grades. Dead level cornering for the twistiest turns. A smooth Control Arm ride for the roughest roads. But, this beauty's just as much too. 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Several celebrities, including Dale Evans and Roy Rogers, have been invited to attend this community affair as Frances McCready signed to with the San Francisco Company, soloist at the in tea to be held Anaheim Ebell June 5 at 1:30 p.m. musical program "Favorite Songs famous Singers." Bernard W. Jordan new president. All service clubs in Anaheim have been invited to participate in helping to transport the children to this special matinee. Several celebrities, including Dale Evans and Roy Rogers, have been invited to attend this community affair as an added feature. The committee for "America the Beautiful" for the youth of America are Harold Botts, JoAn Burdick, F. Raymond Farrell and Gale Beverly. Any individual or club interested in helping this effort can secure information by calling Miss Burdick at KEystone 5-5504, Botts at KEystone 5-5450 or Farrell at LExington 6-6332. 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