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Full text: F SEPTEMBER 28, 1951 THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW 13 TORONTO MEETINGS • UNITED JEWISH Welfare Fund: The combined annual meet-Ing with the United Jewish Appeal. will be held on Thursday, October 18, at 6.30 p.m., in the Crystal Ballroom of the King Edward Hotel. Julian Freeman, of Indianapolis, Ind., president of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, will be the speaker. He is past president of Beth-El Congregation (Conservative). Educated at Crane College and Chicago Art Institute, he is an architect and a designer and manufacturer of store interiors. In the First World War he served as a First Lieutenant in the Field Artillery, and later taught school before specializing in commercial architecture. • PIONEER WOMEN twelfth con* vention, in Chicago, 111., at the Sherman Hotel,,had present from Toronto: Mesdames I. Glick, Club Achdut; C. Boxer, Club Avodah; B. Cohen, S. Kemper, S. Bernholtz, Club Chadera; C. Levinsky, G. Matlow, M. Waller, Club One; B. Harris, B. Spivak, Goldie Myerson . Club; R. Steiner, Club Hanita; Y. Barns, Club Hava; Miss Anne Bro-dy, Kennereth Club; R. Hurwich, Toronto Council; E. Kramer, Eastern Canadian Regional district, chairman. At a conference at 110 St. George Street, with Mrs. R. Hurwich, Council chairman, presiding, reports, were given by: Mrs. M. Leroy, Miss Anne Sokoloff, Mrs. R. Steiner, organizational report. At a discussion meeting, with Mrs. A. Sheldon, presiding, Mrs. I. Kra-kover gave a financial report, and the following reported on the convention: Mesdames R. Hurwich, E. Kramer, M. Waller, Miss Anne Brody. Club Masada met at the home of Mrs. R. Gotlieb, 23 Durham Avenue, with Mrs. Ralph Zweig, chairman, presiding. The second annual fashion show is on October 24, convenership of: Mesdames Joseph. Cole, Wilfred Rovan, Max Leroy. Commentator will be Harvey Dobbs. radio announcer. New officers are: Mesdames Ralph Zweig, chairman; Irving Pus til, H. Margolis, D. Berman. N. Davis, J. Keshen, C. Baker, M. Leroy, N. Hoffman, L. Gilbert, S. Glinert, M. Gotlieb, S. Moskowitz, L. Stark-man, H. Weinstein, E. Glick, K. Kates, W. Rovan, J. Schwartz, M. Dorfman, B. Wax. Club Chadera officers are: Mesdames G. Fine, chairman; L. Kraisman, F. Gang, 8. Freedman, F. Kemper, C. Mir-•ky, B. Trachtar, M. Naimon. A convention report wat jremd by: ~* soCuFcojwrener. ^mm • CANADIAN YOUNG JUDAEA: Participating in the ninth Jewish Agency course for world Zionist youth leaders from September 15, 1951 to September 15, 1952, in Jerusalem, are: Herbert Horwich, Ben Zion Shapiro, Harvey Narrol, Elliot J. Markns, of Toronto; Leo H. Marcus, of Belleville, Ont.; Herman Cohen, Yarmouth, N. S., who were selected by the national executive and departed from New York. The majority of the funds .were raised by the Judaeans in their spring national scholarship campaign. The drive got contributions from the participants and several tuition scholarships by the Jewish Agency. » HADA8SAH open meeting, at •the Royal York Hotel, had Mrs. iBarnett B. Brickner. of Cleveland, Ohio, as guest speaker, describing her six-month trip with Rabbi Brickner to North Africa, Asia, Europe, and Israel. Mrs. Brickner has been active for years in American Ha-dassah, and founded the first Canadian synagogue sisterhood, that of Holy Blossom Temple, and was its first president. She told of the work being done by the STOPS HEADACHE FAST ASPIRIN many Jewish organizations to re-.habilitoate the people of the sixty-.three countries flocking to Israel. The message Mrs. Brickner was asked to bring to the women of America was to send their used clothing and also food packages. .Queen Esther Chapter presented $1,200 to the cause. Mrs. Bert. .Cooper, educational secretary, introduced the speaker. Mrs. Lawrence Kert and Mrs. Harold Farber iwere appointed to the National .Council. David Newman, Zionist Organization representative, bought greetings from Israel. A .used clothing drive at 651 Spadina Avenue, on September 25 and 26; and the Hadassah bazaar, on Tuesday, October 80, were announced. Mrs. L. J. Samuels was chairman. Central Chapter: Mesdames Sarah Stern, 224 Palmerston Avenue, B. Kliger, 98 Montrose Avenue, and S. Denorver, 48 Dewson Avenue, sold over $300 worth of ticket books, and collected $200 for the Hadassah bazaar being held on October 30 in the automotive building at the Exhibition where the chapter will conduct a miscellaneous booth. Mrs. Sarah Stern was honoured by having her name placed in the Golden Book. Queen Esther Chapter met at the home of Mrs. I. Fox, 279 Montrose Avenue, president. A past president, Mrs. A. Weinstock, gave a charity tea in her summer home at Belle Ewart, assisted by: Mesdames I. Fox, R. Lartdsberg, M. Slovin, I. Cohen, S. Margel, S. Sugar, I. Romberg, I. Shapiro, M. Shapiro, A. Latner, Miss Helen Cohen. Mrs. R. Landsberg was welcomed as a new member. Mesdames M. Goldhar, S. Milgrom, S. Sugar gave contributions collected from entertainments given in the country and at home. Mrs. M. Goldhar donated a shopping bag which was raffled and won by Mrs. L. Kirzner. Plans were made for a bazaar tea, to be held on Sunday, October 28, at the home of Mrs. I. Fox, 279 Montrose Avenue, convened by Mesdames S. Milgrom, A. Weinstock, M. Goldhar, J. Smith, B. Nusyna, M. Applebaum. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. M. Weinstock, Concord Avenue, in honour of the engagement of her daughter. Miss Doreen Weinstock, i to Sol. Edell, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Edell, Palmerston Boulevard. GREENSPAN AND SONS KALMEN MEATS • POULTRY DELICATESSEN 7 BRUNSWICK AVI. 170 MUNSWICK AVI* MIDWAY 0941 CITY.WIOI AND OUT-Or-TOWN DILIVIRY • MIZRACHI WOMEN'S Organization of Canada, together with the Irgun Hapoaloth of Hapoel Hami-zrachi, have begun work on a Bet tChaluzoth on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. The building will accommodate oatr hundred and twenty ffirla; and also be a-cultural and educational centre for the area. Mrs. .Hyman Benin, of Ottawa, national .president, represented the Canadian organization at the ceremony. iMoshe Shapiro, and Mayor Shrag-gai, of Jerusalem, were present at the laying of the cornerstone. • INDEPENDENT Women's Club membership meeting is on Wednesday, October 3, at Borochov Centre. Mrs. L. Jessel is chairman;.others, Mesdames J. Goldbach, co-chairman; N. Wolk, C. Goldberg. Everyone invited. • BEACHES Hebrew Institute Sisterhood met at the home of Mrs. M. Zand, 60 Kenilworth Avenue. Mrs, S. Conroy was president; Mea-dames 'B. Isaacs. M. Marshall, are co-presidents; F. G. Stulberg, N. Wiseman, Henry Gurau, Percy Lipsett, E. Brickraan, S. Stulberg, M. Zand, M. Babad, other officers. • LADIES Independent Society dinner was at the borne of Mrs. R. Eisen, 118 Clinton Street. Mrs. S. Patoff is president; Mrs. H. Freeman, secretary. Mrs. H. Firstien reported on grocery parcels given to needy families last year. The hostess was thanked by her and Mrs. S. Fairbloom Famous Studio PtrtrmU* KL8MS f. A. of A. TOIOMTO Mehrti Dnptries ESTlAAATES UPON RfQWCST ia fflt 1171 Battent 84. T«r«mt4\ • D'ARCVTALMUD Torah Sisterhood met at the home of Mrs. Harry Koraen, 702 Manning Avenue. Mrs. R. Korolneck is president. For a rummage sale, November 1, at 39 Davenport Road, the convener is Mrs. E. Korjibloom. For pickup call OL. 1$58, Mrs. R. Korolneck. For a card night, on November 28, at D'Arcy Talmud Torah Hall, ticket convener is Mrs. Harry Konen, KE. 4461. The raffle of a dinner cloth and napkins was won by Mrs. I. Goldman, 503 Glengarry Avenue. The Youth Aliyah raffle was won by Mrs. M. Grossman. • SHAAREI SHOMAYIM Synagogue, Rabbi Judah Washer: Service, Sunday, September 30, at 6 p.m.; Monday, and Tuesday, at 8 ajn.; sermon, 10:45 a.m.; Sabbath of Repentance, Friday, October 6, at 5:40 p,m.; Saturday at 9 a.m.; Yom Kippur, Tuesday, October 9, Kol Nidre, at 5:45 p.m., Wednesday, October 10, at 8 a.m.; sermon, 11:30 a-m.; memorial service, 12 noon; Neilah, 6:16 p.m. L, N. Nadler, it president; Reverend Nathan Adler, cantor; Gabriel Cohen, youth director; J. Burke, principal, Talmud Torah. Dr. J. Klioghover, director of the education committee of the Canadian Jewish Congress, was appointed director of th« Sunday religious school. Officers of the Siit^r-hood, installed by Mrs. J. Washer, were: Meadames L. Kabot and S. Kofman, co-yresxients; S. KM man, I. Green, L. Kernerman, B. Steen, M. Cone, M. Gasner, A. W^iiferod; board members, Meadames A. Ba- Jot Morrli, 398 Polmtnton Boultvord; Toronto, o««d tl0hty-two, o ratmb«r of Control Winflfltt Broneh number 256, CaHodian Lefllon, was vottd the flrtt lift mtmbcrship by Hit Branch. Hi is sick committct chairman of tilt Branch; and also of Yavnth Zion Congrega-tion. Mr. Morris joined tht Koyal Scots Real-mtnt in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1B88, Mrving in Scotland, England, Malta, and India. Ho joined Brabant's Hont In Cap* Town, South Africa, in 1900, after tht outbreak of tht Boer War; and was captured three times, sentenced to bt shot oach time, and escaped each time. At the tnd of tht South African War, ht served for two years with Hit Mounted Railway Guards; and Hie Copt Mounted Special Police, when tttt unrest and riots following the wor wort ot tfceir peak. He then came to Canada; and at the outbreak of World War One. joined the 41st. Battalion in Montreal; and wot transferred to tht 10th. Battalion, serving with that outfit in France unHt wounded in 1917. He Spent five month* in hospital, a«d then continued in service until 1919. At the ogt of seventy, when World War Two started, he tried to enlist again, giving his ogt as forty-five. He has aided veteran in Toronto district hospitals for many years. ker, S. W. Davis, B. Freedman, I. Gold, L. Nadler.vJ. Newton, L. Shapiro, S. Sigler, L. Strevafeld, A. Sussman. The children of the Talmud Torah will conduct their services in the chapel for the High Holidays, and Suecoth. Reverend M. I. Kleinfcerg will conduct services in the social hall, and act as an|>t«fU tf» Cantor N. Adler during the,year. •" • •••'• -• '•,.•—-_•• • PRIDE OF ISRAEL Sick Benefit Society: Louis Lasowsky, Boulton Drive, president, opened the new Pride of Israel Temple, 576 Spadina Avenue, on its forty-fifth anniversary. Members and families, and friends murched in a parade led by the 48th Highlanders Band, followed by the colour ptatfy "and guard of honour of General Win-gate Branch of the Canadian Legion, with the senior branches following; and the Army Service Corp*s Band, leading the young men and women's branches. Sam. Mazakoff, president of the Jewish Branch of the Legion was parade marshall, and Maurice M. Wax, assistant. Participating in ceremonies were: Senator Arthur Roebuck, Colonel David Croll, K.C., M.P.; Joseph Salsberg, M.P.P.; Controller J. L. Shannon, acting for Mayor Hiriam McOallum, who cut the ribbon; Controller A. H. Cowling, Alderman Nathan Phillips, Rabbi David Monson, who gave the dedication blessings, and Alderman Frank Chambers. Louis Lasowsky, president, presented the key to the Temple, to Mr. and Mrs. Zelman Enchin, who opened the building in the name of the society. The committee was: Maurice M. Wax, publicity director; Leo Goldman, Michael Ganz, Ben. M. Wax, Robert Schorr. Charlotte, aged eight years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Marcus, 1420 Dundas Street West, Toronto, won a gold medal for first prize In the violin competition ot tht Canadian Notional Exhibition, for children under eleven years. Lost ytor she won second prize for children under eight years. Choriottt is in grodo four at Alexander Mulr public school. She is Hit sister of Anita Ruth; «rmMdaughter of Mr. and Mr*, J. Wolfe, M RiiiniBi ArtntM. son, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Porter, -Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sal&berg, Mr. and Mrs. Earle S. Thall, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Titchell. Those who assisted at summer services were: Albert Steinberg, Dr. D. Kasler, S. A. Caplan, Dr. S. Copeland, Sol Alter, Sol. Kling, E. Lexchin, Edgar Cohen, Samuel Cans, Nathan Gans, Albert Pasternak, Percy Pasternak, David Steinhauer, Abraham Singer, Irving Zaid, Sol. Zaid, H. R. Goodman, Samuel Stambler. APPROACHING MARRIAGES Yom Kippur Greetings Why not hold- your forthcoming function in the luxurious setting of the BARCLAY HOTEL Weddings - Showers - Luncheons - Teas Special kosher catering by Faye R. Brown and Marion Winkler Catering as usual at the Adath Israel Synagogue— 557 Bathurst Street and Mutual Club — 407 Huron Street Phone: KI. 6629 — ML 6466 — JJL. 8184 I onirea t- Joronto The following New Year Greeting$ were received too late for insertion latt week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Creed, Euclid Avenue, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Estelle, ,to Dr. Benjamin Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaufman, of Owasso, Mich., to take place on Sunday, October 7, at five o'clock, in the Fiesta Room, Prince George flotel, with Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg officiating. BAR-MITZVAHS Mr. and .Mrs. Philip Davidson, 68 Bui-nab* Boulevard, will cele-bratfe the ;bar-mitavah -of their tarn Ronald;* grandson oft Mr and Mr*. Juliuk Weil; Palmerston Boulevard; and of Morris Davidson, Beatrice Street; who will be called to the Reading of the Law on September 29, at Goel Tzedec Synagogue. A luncheon will follow in the synagogue. Cards Of Thanks DOBROFSKY: The family of the late Mrs. Shirley Zelnicker Dobrof sky of Montreal, Que., wish to thank their relatives and friends for the kindness shown to them in their recent loss of a dearly beloved wife, mother, and sister. UNVEILINGS 5712 A HAPPY NEW WAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hendelman and family, 6076 Wilderton Crescent Montreal, Quebec. Extend to «H tiwir rohattvos and MM* their b«rt whfcM for HM Holy Day*. : . ' * * * ' 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mrs. H. Honkkman, 315 Grace Street, Toronto, Ontario. \ Extends to afl b«f rtlativM and frftntb her bott wisfct* for tito Holy Days. .• • • .•••'"' . 712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Kendgsberg and family, 87 Baldwin Street, Toronto, Ontario. Extend to all tMr relatives at* ttdr b**t viihM for MM Holy 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR , 1951 JACOBS: The unveiling of a .monument to the memory of the Jate Sarah Jacobs, will take place on Sunday, September 30, at 11 a.m., at Agudas Achum Cemetery, •Roselawn Avenue. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. • HOLY BLOSSOM Temple, Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg: Services, Sunday, September 30, at 7 and at 9; Rosh Hashonah, Monday, October 1, at 10 a.m.; children's service, at 3 p.m. Friday, service, October 19. Ben Sadowski is president; others, Norman Borins, Mac Gihnore, Elliott Marrus, Ira Berg; honorary trustees, H. A. Silbert, Max E. Enkin, L. T. Simonsky. H. L. Nathanson, Percy Hennant, Jess Kaplan, Dr. Sigmund Samuel, Charles Drainrlin, Sigmund Label-sky; board: M. Tocker, D. B. Goodman, Ben Manson, I. Btodey, M. Collins, Mrs. D. Eisen, Mrs. William Wohnan, Oscar Newman, S. Ciglen, Sol. Alter, D. Lou. Karris, Joseph Mayles, Mort Levy, Sam. Granatstein, Mrs. M. Toker, Gnr-ston Allen, David Raitfctat, Morris Fichman. Brotherhood daily service in the chapel is at 5:46 pjn., except Saturday. Hebrew School opens on Monday, September 24, from 4:15 to 6 p.m., to be held twfce weekly, one and one-half hour for periods. The club program for the children in Grades 4-4, •ponsored by the ~SisUrhood, will be directed by Joseph Gotdenberg, who last year assisted Bill Stern, now a full-time irroup worker at the University Settlement. Miss Stella Green will be assiatant-direetor. New members are: Mr. and Mrs. M. Cole, Mr. and Mrs H. Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Hillsberg, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred T. Ledernaa, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Levenston, Mr. and Mr*, Jacob Up- EM MEMORIAM TAIT: In loving memory of our dear devoted mother, Diana Judith Tait, who passed away September 28, 1949. Always remembered by her sons, Abraham, Phillip, Murray; and daughters, Mrs. Hyman Abrama (Kate); Mrs. Aaron Rabow (Ann); and grandchildren. DEATHS Mrs. Katherine Kolisky Vise, 790 E?linton Avenue West, died on September 18, at the age of eighty. She was the widow of the late Solomon Vise; and is survived by a son, David, Elderwood Drive; four daughters, Miss Molly Vise, Avenue Road; Mrs. B. Sadowski (Pearl), Park Lane; Mrs. J. Green (Etta), of Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y.; Miss Sadie V»e, Eglin-ton Avenue West; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. V»e was the mother of the fete Isadore and Bernard Vise. Funeral services were held from Holy Blossom Temple, with Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg officiating. Interment was in Holy Blossom Memorial Park. Shiva at the home of Mrs. B Sadowski, Park Lane. and daughter, Anita, 5948 WcLynn Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, Quebec. bitted to oil tfcoir rotattm o*4 MOM* tktir tot vbto for tho Hoty Day*. Grossberg ('Fanny) ; and Mrs. B. Elman (Guscie), both of Montreal. Funeral service took place from Paperman's in Montreal, Dr. C. N. Denburg, -Rabbi and Reverend L, Syrek officiating. Burial waa in Russian Polish cemetery in Montreal. Shiva was at the home of a sister, Mrs. B. Elman, 5289 Esplanade Avenue, Montreal. Benjamin Stulberg, 80 Brunswick Avenue, died on September 19, at the age of sixty^six. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jennie Stulberg; two daughters, Mrs. Louis Sim-berg (Rose), 80 Brunswick Avenue; Mrs. Ernest King (Anne), of West Virginia; four sons, Louis, of New York; Joseph, «82a College -Street; Morrra, Brunswick Avenue; Archie, 10 Humewood Drive; nine grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. He was a member of D*Arcy Talmud Torah, and >Beth Jacob j Synagogue. Funeral •ervice* wera held from the home, Interment win in Roeelawp Ceme- tery. Shiva at 80 Brunswick Ave- nue. Toronto Classified FOR RENT, two unfurnished rooms with sink, in new home. Suit business couple or business girls. Vaughan Road-Eglinton district. Parking facilities. OR. 06Z4. JEWISH practical nurse, experienced in all typea of nursing. Phone OL. 1794, Mrs. Cohen. 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nisaanbaum and children, Rhonda and Martin, 646a Lauder Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. Ext»d to oil tiMir rotattvts ood Moodi thtir tot wiriwt for HM Holy Doyi. • •'•••.• • •; . : 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Dr. and Mrs. J. Pfeiffer and sons, Bobby, Fred and Sydney Hyman, 764 Davaar Avenue, Outremont, Quebec. Extend to oil thtir rttothm and Mono* Hwir tot wirim for tW Hoty Day*. • • ' • 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritchie and son, David, 1706 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario. - Ixttmd to all tfc*»r rotativtf a^ frkatft tlioir to* wisto for tbt Nary Dayi. -:• v >•--+ • + - ... 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. -Charles Roten and son, Larry, 6244 Westbury Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, Quebec, ' ^ , I, TBOIr 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Seaman and son, j 682 College Street,!, Toronto, Ontario. • f/.ii,- J *_ ^11 jk .1. i^lA*toflA* ^mA tUo^a^ UCTMM TV VH nMIr IVowTIW VPV TfflviMol tot vioto for1 HM Hofy Day*. 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 19&1 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Wolta and daughters, Bonnie and Nadine, Union City, New J«rs«yv_. Ejittod to OH tboif fOMtivM oca friOBdo HMir bott whim for tW Holy Day*. • • » 5712 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1951 Mr. and Mrs. S. Weinstock ' and family, 808 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario. ExtMd Hi oH tiMtr rolarhrai aa4 Moo* tfcoir tot wbkas for tko Hoty Day*. •NM to lack of Mrs. Shirley Zelnicker Dobrof-sky, 3636 Henri Jnlien Avenue, Montreal, Que,, died in her thirty-ninth year, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, in Montreal, on Moo-day, August 27. She i« survived by her htubaod, Harry Dobrof sky; three sons, Irving, Leonard, Frank; two brothers, Abe and Sol. Zdnicker; all of Montreal; aad tkree listen, Mrs. F. Soedek (Tetta), of New York; Mra. H. FOR RENT, furnished bedroom in private adult home. Oakwood-St. Clair district Phone Ru. 1-0676. _____ FOR RENT, furnished room in private home, 433 Maoning Avenue. Phone Ra. 9761. FOR RENT, furnished room and kitchen near bue stop. 3 Croy-don Road, phone Or. 939S. FOR RENT, furnished bedroom. 512 Palmenton Boulevard, middle floor; near Bloor Street WELL ESTABLISHED ladle's lodge is open for aew members over forty yean of age. Phone La. 6189. LAW STUDENT deair* furnished room in