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TOIIQMTO*S MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TRANSPdltTATIOH
• ADDRESSES CONFER* ENCE.-Mol Sorffor of Windsor, chairman of thei Zionist Organization of Canada convention, r^orts sOssion of th« 2Stli regional conference.
HIGHLIGHT AT CONVENTION.-Hls Excellency Abba Eban, Israeli Foreign Minister^ addressing the delegates of the 28th regional convention, ZOC, In Toronto recently.
RECEIVES TOKEN OF ESTEEM.-Mix Goody (second^ left)^ outgoing praddfnt Of thi Central Division. Zionist Organization of Canada^ U presented with an Israeli painting for his outstanding devotion to the cause pfZion from Julius Hayman (l«ft)i national president, ZOC.
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Intent AllOIENCE.-Delegates of the 2Sth regional convention of the Central Region, ZOC, at the opening session recently held in Toronto^
RALLY BEHIND THE NEGEV DINNER
JEWISH A YEARLY
For
your wedding reception...
This year the annualJew-ish Book MoDtbinNorth America will commence next Friday, November 15th. The central theme, according to David Satok, chair man of the Jewish Book Committee of Toronto, is: The Literature of the Holocausts
A series of three lectures' will be held: in Hebrew, discussions will be sponsored by Keren Hatarbut and Beth Tzedec Synagogue, Saturday evening, November 23rd; Yiddish lecture will be co-sponsored with the Yiddish
Clierry Heering first made in Copenhagen in 1818, is still being made in exactly the same way. in exactly the same place by the Heering family.
Clierry Heering is made from plump black Danish cherries. Its rich, dark cerise bouquet and flavor make it unique.
Cherry Heering is a liqueur whose cheerful cherry flavor ends a meal ort just the right note. Ori Ice or in tall drinks it is delectable. Poured over ice cream it makes a sensational dessert.
Cherry Heering is a Danish delight as popular ias Danish pastry, as elegaritas.Dariish furniture. Cherry Heering is Denmark's contribution to world friendship and interiiational cheerfulness.
DO YOU KNOW
that there are new Provinciar laws governing registration, driving rules, equipment and Insurance for;..
motorized snow veKicles
For informatibh inquire at any Department of Transport off ice, or write to:
Eric Exton, Philip Gran-ofisky and Charles Kent have been named associate chairmen of Toronto's 1968NegeV Dinner honoring Philip G. Givens, according toLieonE. Weinstein, chairman. Committee of volunteer workers are: Jacob Adler; Max Aikeii; Stephen E. Berger; Le<M)ard Blatt; William Crocker; Mrs. Arnold Finkler; Saul Goldstein; Mrs. Willlaim Gordon; Harry Gorman;Harry Guest; Howard Hlmel; Nathan Hur-wich; Louis Lockshin; Albert MaodeU; Morris OrfUl; Meyer Pollack; David Rob-bhis; Samuel Shain house; Morris Sherkin; Victor Shields; Nathan SUver, Milton Snow; Mrs. L Steinberg.
The dinner will be held on December 4th at the Royal York Hotel.
dinner chairman, •
Leon E. Weinstein. Toronto Industrialist, who has been appointed chaiirman of the 1968 Negev Dinner, according to Samuel Shainhouse. president of the Jewish National Fund Council of Toronto. .
HISTADRUT A FLOP IN JERUSALEM
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
.   Ferguson Block Queen's Park, Toronto 5
Prof. Israel Knox
Culture C6uncil,'^'Sundaj evening, November 24th, featuring Dr. l.M.Biderman of New York; English lecture, headed by Professor Israel Knox of New York University, will take place on Thursday evening, December 5th.
Itinerary is: Toronto Jewish Public Library will hold open house and president's reception on Sunday after noon, November 17th, inaugurating Book Month and an exhibit of the literature of the holocaust; Joint Adult Education Committee of Canadian Jewish^ Congress and associated organizations will sponsor a Workshop for Book Reviewers on Sunday, November 17th, with Robert Fulford, editor of Saturday Night who will deliver the keynote address, and Julius Hayman, °-
Special exhibits are being arranged by B'nai B'rith Women's Regional Council; special events are planned by the National Council of Jewish Women and the Labor Zionist Movementi
The Jewish Bo{* Committee is under the auspices of the Canadian Jewish Congress, Central Region, ajid associated, organizations. The Tdronta Jewish Book Committee is sponsored by: Canadian Jewish Congress, Central Region;B'naiB'rith, Toronto Regional Council; Committee   for Yiddish;
Or. I. M. Biderman
Council offtrothelfhoods, Toronto; Fedet^ted Zionist Or-ganizatidbs'(rf Canada, Central Division; Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations, Toropto; Jewish Pub- . lie Library; Keren Hatarbut; National Council of Jewish Women, Toronto Branch; Toronto Rabbinical Fellowship; Yiddish Culture Coun-cU; YM and YWHA.
Tel Aviv (JCNS) The HiSta-drut Authority for Jerusalem, established to promote the transfer of enterprises to the reunited capital of Israel, has failed completely. Not oae of its j>rojects hais been brought to fruition.
This admission, was indirectly contain^ in a report the Authority submitted to the Histadrut Central Committee, whichwas not intended for publication.
There was no lack of projects. The Authority planned the buildingofalSO-bedhotel in the capital, Ixit negotiations on the financing of this
project led nowhere. The Authority then submitted a plan for setting up an office building on the plot concerned, a par tof which would be used by the Histadrut itself and the other part rented. There was no response'to this.
A project to build a swimming pool at Ramat Rachel on the outskirts of Jerusalem was voted down by the assembly of the settlement. A housh^ project failed to raise any interest in the Central Committee. AU other plans had a similar fkte.
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.ADULT STUDY
A meeting of the Adult Study Group of Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda was held last Sunday evehhig. Topic: The Changing Role of the Synagogue.
TALLIS AND
TEFILIN GROUP Congregation Beth Tefilah (London, Ont.) will start its Tallis and TefUin Study Group this Sunday morning, sponsored by the Men's Club. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Karpol Bender, previously of Kingston. Tc^ic: Yeshiva University and the North American Jewish Communities. Rabbi Abraham 0. Mandelbaum is spiritual leader of Cohgregiation Beth Tefilah. \
RECEIVED AWARD
* BoruchNoy, former military governor and mayor of Acre, received the 1968 Shield of David Award at the presidents^ ball and installation dinner of B'nai Israel Beth David Synagogue. Phil Stone chaired: the evenhig; Rabbi Albert Pappenheim was installing officer.
Brotherhood made presentations to Debbie Greengart-en, daughter of Cantor and Mrs. David Greengar ten, and Cyrel Troster, daughter of Mr* and Mrs. Jack Troster, for their outstanding efforts on behalf of the youth programs in the synagogue. Specif recognition was given by Brotherhood to Mr. and Mrs. Max Sandler, Mrs. Phil Solish, SydWeiner, Max
Wiser, Jack Gertzbein.
* Recently a symposium was held oh the subject: The Ethics sA Medical Transplants. Panelists: Dr. D.J. Macdonald, staff member, Toronto Western Hospital; Dr. Nachum Rabinovitch, Rabbi of Clanton Park Congregation. Discussants: Dr. Sol J. Goldstein; Rabbi Albert Pappenheim; Dr. Abe Rapoport; Bernard Rubto, co^ chairman of Adult Education Committee, moderator.
♦First breakfast meeting was held recently withCon-
troUer Margaret Campbell, Q.C., as guest spelker. Subject: Women's Role in Politics.
DELEGATES
Toronto delegates to the 37th annual General Assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations, to be held November 14th through 17th in Atlanta, Ga,, are: Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Wolfe; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodman; Abe Posluns; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Silver; D. LOu Harris; others.
llus is the first of a series of advertisements concerning the Kashrutfa I'rogram of tiie Canadian Jewisb Congress, Central Region
The following are the synagogues, organizations, institutions, restaurants «id take-oiit services, whose food service is under the kashruth supervision and certification of the Rabbinical Vaad Hakashruth. Orthodox Dhrision, Canadian Jewish Congress, Central Region:
SYNAGOGUES AND ORGANIZATIONS
• Associated Hebrew Schools 3630Bathur5tSt.
• 6eth Am Synagogue SIOOKeeleSt., Downsview
• Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda
• Borochov Centre 272 Codsell Ave., Downsview
• Clanton Park Synagogue Clanton Park and Lowesmoor, Downsview
Synagogue 100 Elder St. Downsview
• Beth Radom Synagogue 18 Reiner Rd., Down»>iew
• Beth Sholom Synagogue 1445 Eglinton Ave. West
• Beth Torah Synagogue 47 Glenbrook Ave.
• B'nai Israel Beth David Synagogue
55 Yeomans Rd., Downsview
• Hebrew Men of England Synagogue
4445 Bathurst St, Downsview
• Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue 470 Glencairn Ave.
• Shaarei Tefillah Synagogue 3600 Bathurst St
• Shornrei Shabboth Synagogue 585 Glengrove Ave.
• YM-YWHA - Both Branches-4588 Bathurst St., Willowdafe, 750 Spadina Ave.
• Zionist Organization 188MarieeAve.
NOTE:
Catering establishments at many of the other synagogues operate under the kashruth supervision of the Rabbis of the respective synagogues.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care - (Jewish Home for the Aged) 3560 Bathurst St. 789-5131
The New Mount Sinai Hospital (Patients desiring kosher meals must request same at the time of admission) 550 University Ave.. 366-7361
NURSING AND REST HOME
Acme Nursing and Rest Home , . 140l«ladisonAxe,. 325-9066
RESTAURANTS/DELICATESSENS AND*^ TAKEOUT CATERING SERVICES
Sova Restaurant Stiudel King Food Centre
3457 Bathurst St, 3409 Bathurst St.
789-2555 783^883
Eppes Essen 3521 Bathurst St. 781-3856
M. Zuchter Catering Co. 3101 Bathurst St. Ste.305 789-5397
Kol-Toov Delk:atessen
3023 Bathurst St. »
787-5321
AIRLINES KOSHER MEAL SERVICE Kosher meal service is available to airline passengers on request, through an arrangement with the airlines and certain of the restaurants which are under the supervision of the Rabbinical Vaad Hakashmth. Such meals, however, must be ordered vrell in advance and there is no iassurance diat they will be available wthere meals are served after departure from.other cities than Toronto.
Peter Grabcn wfedies.tb introdnee
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CITY OF TORONTO
Notice Re: Refuse Collection
As Monday, Nov^ber 11th, is a holiday, within the Civic Smice, there will be no collection on this day.
Monday's cdlection will be made on Tuesday, ani Tuesday's collection on Wednesday.
H. F. ATYEO, P. Eng. Commissioner of Streets
28th ANNUAL CONFERENCE ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAM l>Al
Sunday, November 17th, 1968, 9:00 A.M. lABpUR ZIONIST CENTRE
;       .    12-14 Vlswrnount Ave. Toronto /   .   .   Guest Speaker
Air. Yifzhair Ben- Al.fC.
Registratlori and breakfast 9:00 A.^
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ANNUAL BANQUET
YESHIVAH YESdDEI HATORAH
REMOWNEb JEWISH
RABBI P. TEITZ
Guest of Toronto Community
We have the pleasure to: announce that Rabbi , Pinchas M. Teitz of Elizabeth, New Jersey, will be the guest speaker at the Annual Banquet of Yeshiva Yesodei Hatorah which will take place , . on Sunday evening, November ld, 1968 at the .„ Beth Jacob Synagogue, 147 Overbrook Place, pbwnsvieWi
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Prssldent, Agudas Harabonlm-Orthodox Rabbinical Organization of United States
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•    Founder and F?o9ty:^3hiv , Founder and head of the Bruria Seminary for Qirla. , Broadcaster of .Radio Gemara Lessons heard throughout the United'States and
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■ World leader Whose special concern for SOVIET JEWRY has taken him to Russia on many occasions and has kepthlnr) In constant contact with repreaer^tatlvea of Russian Jewry.      ■ ,,• / ■;' .■ /'"
THIS WILL WITHd^T QUESTION BE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT At / TO BE DELIVERED IN TORONTO THIS YEAR V
Everyone is invited to attend. ; • r ^
. (If you are unable to attend tho dinner, ypu are welcome to come for the address at.8;30 P-m^!
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