Tlie Canadian Jewish News/Friday, MarchM, 1969 - ftge 5
TO ADDRESS MEETING.-Or; Jacob Landau, Israeli political scientist and Associate Professor, He i)rew University, who iwlll address a public - meeting next Monday eve-nlnn, March 17th, at Toronto's Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Topic: Israel's Arab Community. Problems and Perspective. Sponsor is the Toronto C h a p t e r, Canadian Friend of the Hebrew University, under whose auspices the meeting will be held. David E. Newman, Q.C., and Mrs, Jacob J. Goldstein are cochalrmen of the program.
TORONTO SYNAGOGUES AND
ORGANIZATIONS
DIALOGUE
Last Sunday evening the Adult Education Committee of Beth El Synagogue presented one of North America's foremost authorities on Jewish-Church relations, Dr. Frank Talmage, who addressed the audience. Dr. Talmage is on the faculty of the University of Toronto, Department of Near Eastern. Studies.
Grades 8, 9,10 attended.
BREAKFAST MEET
On Sunday, March 23rd, Brotherhood of B'nai Israel Beth David will present as guest speaker at its breakfast meeting June Callwood.
ENTERTAINED
Dave Sugar and Lome Le-Bar, champions in the art of jujitsu, entertained at the father-son-daughter event last Sunday tendered bySba-arei Tefillah Brotherhood. They demonstrated effective methods of self-defense. Chairmen were Mufray Frieberg, Sam Naftolin s^ai ] Ben Raskin: ; ^ t
CELEBRATION
Ajalon Lodge will celebrate its 40th anniversary at dinner tomorrow evening. President of the Lodge is Norman Bgrnstein.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Toronto will celebrate Israel Independence Day on Wednesday, April 23rd, at North York Centennial Center. Fred Ganz, Q.C., is chairman of the Yom Hai Atzmaut celebration for the Ontario Regioar
BANQUET
Ontario Trade Union Council for Histadrut will sponsor a testimonial banquet to a leading trade unionist for the purpose of raising funds ' for a hospital in Israel. The affair takes place Monday evening, March 24th. Hon-oree will be George Burt, Canadian Director, United Automobile Workers. Chairman of the Ontario Trade JJnion Council for Histadrut is David B, Archer, president, Ontario Federation of Labor.
Patrons include: Donald MacDonald, president, Canadian Labor Congress;Georr ge Barlow, Canadian director. Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unioii; Fred Dowling, pres., Canadian Food and AlliedWork-erS; Sam Fox, manager. Amalgamated Clothing Workers; Sam Kraisman, manager. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union; Stanley Little, president, Canadian Union of Public Employees; Donald Montgomery, president, Toronto Labor Council; William Mahoney, Canadian Director, United Steel-workers; Fred Nicoll, vice president, Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Trans-poirt and General Workers; Larry Sefton, director Dlst 6, United Steelworkers; George Watson, Canadian director, Textile Workers Union; Mike Rygus, Canadian vice president. International As-, sociation of Machinists; I.M.' Dodds, Eastern director. Teamsters; Max Federman, chairman, Canadian Hist a- / drut Trade Union Council. /
LECTURE
The third lecture of the Symposia of the Jewish Family and Child Service took plape last) evening at Holy .Blossom. / Stewart Sutton first Secretary General of the Vanier Institute of the Family, spoke on: Husband and Father — Still Appropriate?
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