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CLASSIFIED ADS
Rose Hersh
LIMITED
REALTOR
OPEN WEEKEND «      1 TO 5 P.M.
103 Cocksfield Ave.
SeO.OGO. .Custom Built. 4 Bedrooms, A Baths, Only 2.left,;St6veiOvcn& Disli-washer included. Completely Finished Basement. Many Extras, Worth hv specting.   i\iir. Pike, 033-
7777
•BATHURST MANOR Split Level Bungalow
344,900; Immadulatfi 3 bedroom home with large modern kitchen. Spacious living and dining rooms. Beautifully panelled den leading to garden. Panelled rec room with bar and fourth bedroom; Many extras. Mrs. Bea Estrin. 633-7777. .
* Bathurst — Patricia . Superb Split Level
545,900, Here is one of the most beautifully appointed stone front homes in this area; In perfect condition and decorated ' with exquisite taste. Gracious L-shaped living and dining rooms, Ultra modern efficient kitchen with built-in stove and oven; 3^ well proportioned bedrooms. 2 baths. Appealing den with walkout to patio; Huge panelled rec room; Double garage; Brand new wall-to-wall carpeting. Not a thing to do, just move in! Mr. Isenberg. 633-7777.
Member Toronto Real Estate Board.
Bqyinc:. Selling ot Trading
C/ULL NOW ■ ME 3-7777
FOR A GEM of a JOB
BLACK DIAMOND PAVING CO.
reservicinq for driveways, concrete work and patios. All work in written guarantee: FREE ESTIMATES 630-1572
Business Opportunity
Very^ well known restaurant and bakery for SALE in centrally located area; well equipped; long lease; good opportunity; 921-1917 closed Saturdays
WEDDING AND BAR-MITZVAH INVITATIONS AND ACCESSORIES
INVITATIONS UNUMHED
David Roserwweig -223-1209 Closed Shabbat and all Jewi^ Holidays
AX. WILD LIMITED
FIBERGLASS Distributors &
Fabricators 80 SIGNET DRIVE WESTON, ONT. TEL.: 741-7311
TORONTO OBITUARIES
AARONS, MAURICE-On April 8th, late of 119 Manning Avenue.
BLOOM, BERTHA. - On April 12th, formerly New York.
ENGLISH, JACK. - On Aprill2th, late of 12Alihont Road. /
GOTKIN, BELLA. - On AprU 9th, late of 534 Douglas Avenue.
HIRSHFELD, MICHAEL.-On April 8th. late of 660 Eglinton Avenue West. \ SILVERBERG, SARAH. .-On April 7th, late of 277 Rusholme Road.
STERN, REBECCA. ^ On April lith, late of i226: Chaplin Crescent. .
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Plant trees in Israel
COLLEGE MEMORIAL CHAPEL
331 College SI.- 922 0619
EV3ARTEL
RIALTC.R
"Conodo's -.crsest,
Selisr
Or nc;;ies"
BATHURST MANOR
$10,000 down, solid brick 6 room.bungalovy, big. rooms, niodern kitchen,, finished basement, 2 washrooms, attached garage. Spotless home. Call Mrs. Solnik 635-1170.
BATHURST MANOR
$15,000 down, solid brick, luxury tri-plex, only 3 years old, 3 bedrooms, Apts. 2 washrooms, ultra modern kitchen. Mortgage at 7%. Close to schools, transportation. Call Mrs. Gornowska 635-1170.
LAWRENCE MANOR
$45,900 first time offered, side split brick bungalow, 6 large rooms plus panelled recreation room. 3 twin sized bedrooms. Ultramodern kitchen with French provincial cupboards. House newly decorated with beautiful new broad-loom. Call Mrs. Sher 635 1170.
Position Offered
Shammas required for Synagogue; part time position; call Mr. M. Hauer, 783-6460 or Mr. J. Teich, 783-9439
WANTED
Used Fur Coats, Jackets, Stoles
FURRIERS CLEARANCE COMPANY 290 Queen St. W. EM 4-3046
Antique Market
20 DEALERS -MART KENNEY'S RANCH
Sunday, April 21 and third Sunday of each month 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
I'/i miles west of highway 400 on 7, to T^Acd sta. then IVj miles norWjanWjiie Valley Drive-851-1Q15 i
Services
MOTHERS'HELPERS
available for the SUMMER
922-3054
Mondays and Wednesdays 7:0ato 9:00 P.M.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Experienced in care of children in parents' absence and convalescent cases; references; call RU 1-2143 or RU 2-6563.
D
PA
ST
NCTIVE
NTING and WALLPAPERING
Commercial and Residential
364-0592
A TRUCK AND 2
movers at reasonable rates; Call SAM anytime. LE. 1-1802
DONLAIVipS ROOFING
All types of flat roofing Asphalt, Shingles and Eavestroughs
466-1465
SUPER CLEANING SERVICE
BROADLOOM, WALLS UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Coip*fa Cf«on*</ Af P/anf
SAME DAY PICKUP 535-1103
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Experienced Carpenter
Offices, rec. ipoms, modern kitchens built-in furniture, cedar closets, etc. reasonable; call, 633-2931
GENERAL
CONTRACTING ! '
CARPENTRY, , PLASTERING & PLUMBING
Most rflajQna|)lo prices; offices, < .>)aiembnts, reiixroomj and modern kitchen eabihots.Xall 635-1949 or 635 0020
L. LA WRENCE
REALTOR
923-2476
All Cash for Your Property :   :     492 College St., Toronto 4, Ont.
For Your
INVESTMENT IN ISRAEL
"HUG" Administration and Accountancy
P. O. BOX 45, Haifa Bank Guarantee at Rwiuest
KAY RADIO & SOUND
3419 Bathurst St. RUl-5681
Video Tape & Tape Record Your
Weddings & Barmitzvah etc. Play back on Television
PARNES CLOTHING
706 QUEEN ST. W.
EM. 6-2025 \   Men's Suits, Coats
Tuxedos, Dinner Jacket!
and University Blazers
Made to Measure
with your cloth or ours \   Order now \    Fully Guaranteed
House for Sale
BATHURST - YORK DOWNS 3 bedroom; soUd brick; 3 room basement apt., near T.T.C., schools; Synagogue; broadloom; drapes; other extras; $15,000 dovm; best offer; private; 633-2428
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
BATHURST-FINCH 636-3444
3 bedroom and 1 bedroom apartments^extra large
Cottage for Rent
BALFOUR BEACH-LAKE SIMCOE 4 Bedrooms; fully equipped kitchen; shower; washing machine; large living-dining room; day camp; . 782-4265
Room for Rent
EGLINTON-STRAt-i HEARN Attractive' room with small congenial family; suit businessman or student; 783-6546
Fur. Room for Rent BATHURST-LAW-RENCE Furnished room for rent; suit student or business person; parking; near bus; call after 6:00 p.m. -781-4359
Fur. Room for Rent
BATHURST-SHEP-PARD Widow has furnished room in luxury apartment for rent; orthodox home; suit lady; call WA 2-0489 or RU 3-8881
Personal
GOOD MARRIAGE AND FRIENDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: CALL MRS. FREN: LE. 2-4207 OR WRITE BOX 3166, THE CANADIAN JEWISH NEWS. 2828 Bathurst Street
Gentleman would like to meet .quiet, refined woman, 48-58 years of age; object matrimony; reply BoX Number 3335, The Canadian Jewish News, 2828 Bathurst Street, suite 305, Toronto 19.
Sincere, intelligent, middle aged bachelor, wishes to meet ' intellectual and liberal minded middle aged lady; reply Box Number 3334, The Canadian Jewish Nevys, 2828 Bathurst Street, suite 305, Toronto 19
Widow with a zest for living • would like to meet Canadian gentleman around 52, who has "the Joy of Life"; reply Box Number 3323, The Canadian Jewish News, 2828 Bathurst Street, suite 305, Toronto 19 ,
Young, lov.ely, well educated lady, wishes to iTfeet an intelligent gentleman from a good family; call 532-4207
Services PAINTER
Experienced, work guaranteed
reasonable v
6330214 .
PASSOVER IN GAZA. - Captivity in reverse: Israeli soldier guarding prisoners.
JEjRUSmM POST PROTEST
or
Jerusalem. - The following editorial appeared in the semi-official Jerusalem Post:
•On May 2, Israel will celebrate its -ZOth Iride-pendence Day wijth a grand parade through Jerusalem, the awarding of the annual Israel Prizes, the.Song Festival, the Bible Quiz finals and other festivities. There will bfe much to celebrate, great conglomerations of people, including tens of thousands of tourists, and although the day is, of course, a full holiday for all ordinary employees, there will also be a prc^rtion of people who will have to work twice as hard as normally, from the police to reporters and broadcasters.
The previous day, which falls on May 1 this year, iis marked as Memorial Day for the fallen of Israel's wars, with services at. all army cemeteries. May 1, as Labour Day, is also one
Position Wanted
Experienced Hebriew and Bar Mitzvah teacher seeks position in Talmud Torah, in or near Toronto; references given; reply Box Number 3329, The .. Canadian Jewish News, 2828 Bathurst Street, suite 305, Toronto 19.
Help Wanted
Experienced salesman wanted for men's wear store; reply Box Number 3331, The Canadian Jewish News, 2828 Bathurst Street, suite 305^ Toronto 19.   . ■•^
Position Wanted
Shocket Gasis and Dakis, Heb-. rew teacher and BarMitzvah, Baal Terfilah, Torah reader and spiritual leadgrs^e{<s: better, position;., reply Box Number 3328,/The Canadian Jewish News/ 2828 Bathurst Street, . su ite 305. Toronto 19.
Position Wanted
CANTOR tenor, good iaai, (Tefiliah also' Baal Kdrth and possibly Hebrew teacher; wite box number 3333, lihe Canadian Jeywsh Nevw, suite 305, Toronto 19. ,
of several (^tional holidays for government employees and teachers, who may choose between taking Labour Day or one of the minor religious festivals. May 1, celebratiedforsolong as the national holiday of the Labour mqj^ement has, if the truth is to he adniitted^ he-come something of a liability now that Independance Day, the State's national holiday, falls so close to it, sometimes just before, and some-times just after. Few mem-l)ers of today's Labour Party wish to march along with a red flag today.
The popularity of anything even associated with Russia has not become any more popular since the Six Day War, or with a generation that must go out to fight . terrorists armed with good Soviet Kalatchnikoff rifles. Nor has it gone unnoticed that May 1 has long been the favourite toliday for N ass e r is t-Coni munis t groups in Nazareth, where a parade is held annually to mark the occasion. ,
Falling on Memorial Day, it is unthink*le that May 1 should be marked by parades by any Jewish oirgahlzation this year, though no doubt those who wish will take the day off.
Only one trade will impose a compulsory work stoppage, the newspaper printers, who have decided that , this year too there shall be no newspapers on May Day (which is thus celebrated from sundown on the previous evening, like any religious Jewish festival). This is hot a matter of such
because its printers formerly t)elonged to a separate union, and "Hatzofe," of the National Religious Party, which has simply always appeared on May 1.
Mr. Yeruham Meshel. the Histadrut Trade Union Leader, has many considerations to balance now that joint lists with Mapam are being established by the Labour Party in a number of union elections, but the public and national inteirest cannot be disregarded in this
men as wish being a^le to take the day off, for in that case the majority of the papers could be produced without difficidty, but of a Histadrut ruling that the papers may not be published. Exceptions are made only for two small newspapers. One is the former Herut organ, which is now Gahal's "H ay p m." and which has always appeared on May 1,
fashion. Newspapers are an essential public service. To leave the great majority without newspapers for two days running at times of celebration and holiday, hut also of tension and general movement, all at the whim of a single union, is irresponsible.'
PASSOVER GREETINGS from
HATTll, MOSES. SU6ARMAN & GO.
180 University Avenue 363-5093
Maurice
TURK
and Orchestra : Featuring
ALAN KABEL
318 RUSHOLME RD., Toronto Phone: 535-8843
(Also teacher of violin &. accordion for beginners. Homes visited.) /
MURRAY
ALTER 4
his
ORCHESTRA
RU 2-3931 223-1427
BULLETINS
THIRD OF NEW IMMIGRANTS FROM THE WEST
Haifa, ..(JONS) - Of the 23i000 immigrants who arrived in Israel after April, 1967, 8,000 came from the West. They included about 2,000 from the USA and 2,500 from' South America, the chairman of the Jewish Agency, Mr. Aryeh Pincus, stated in Haifa.
He said that^ Western immigration could be raised to 20,000 a year if Israel changed her attitude to the Jewish communities in the West.
"We have always considered them a source of financial and political help, and should now change our approach and put immigration at the top of the list of priorities for these communities," he stated.
FIVE CANDIDATES FOR RABBINATE Tel Aviv, (JCNS).- At least five rabbis. Including one or two who are not citizens of Israel, have intimated that they are candidates for the post of Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviy.
Apart from Rabbi Ovadla Yosef (Sephardl) and Rabbi Yedidia Frenkel(Ash-kenazi), who have made their candidacies public, the names of the others have not been disclosed.
MANN MARTEL
REALTOR
Representative -B. Lissog-925-2131 or 636-2066
YONGE - FINCH
Delicatessen Store Business Lease 11 years to go $76,000 yearly turnover $12,000 down; full price $20,000 ..
BATHURST VILLAGE
7 roonns side split; finished rec room and bar.
FAYWOOD-SHEP-PARD
split bungalow; 2 washrooms; price $34,500
BAT HURST-LAWRENCE
5 room bungalow; finished rec room; $27,900.
For Homes in Metro BUY  SELL TRADE Call Mr. B. Lissog ^Bus. 925-2131 Res. 636-2066
BAR- MITZVAH?
WEDDING? Call RU. 1-8803
For Price lis»
3377 Bathurst Street
at St. Garmoin*
■ FAMOUS STUDIO
' Fine Camera Portraits By Appointment Weddiiigs or Bar-Mitzvahs in Movies, Candids.
Gordon Mendly
U.S. & CANADIAN AWARDS
789-5272 3415 Bathurst St. at Melrose Toronto 19
PASSOVER GREETINGS from
POOL TOWN INDUSTRIES LTD.
22 Rivalda Rd, Weston, Ont. 742-4994
PASSOVER GREETINGS to the
JEWISH COMMUNITY
from
HARDING CARPETS
LIMITED
BRANTFORD GUELPH eOLLINGWOOD
MURRAY HANDELMAN
"Mr. Chevrolet"
GORRIES CHEVROLET OLOSMOBILE LTD.
28 Gerrard Sfreet East
Bus: 366-9092 Res: 635-6594
Chevrolet Oidsmobile. dievele, Cutlass, Camara, Corvette, Conrair, Chevrolet Trucks
The home of the black panther
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
MAURICE TURK, toacJier of violin, eccordion, and guitar for beginners; homes visited; instruments for rent; 535'8843, 318 Rusholme Road.   - .
BAR MITZVAH S.^^
Weekend bookings available for X9B8 and i969'*^e offer you a beautiful synagogue and hall to make your SIMCH A a memorable one. Low prices. The well known; WEIN5TEIN KOSHER CATERERS are at your service. : Phone for rates and dates available . .
] 633-7964
CLANTON PARK SYNAGOGUE
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A GOOD PLACE TO WORK, LIVE, GROW, INVEST
y A community of planned excellence
/ Located in the middle of Canada's richest market.
/ Efficienl traffic flow via roads, railways. International Airport and Seaway port.
(' Water, .sewers, roads, g.is and . clcclrica I services.
/Wide selection of choice sites.
y Leading; industrial and commercial cothpanies now established.
i' Skille<l labor pool.
('Pleasant, ti-anqull living with good
.schools and recreational faciliti
Ml.ssissauga will become one of Canada's greatest cities, guided by sound planning and financnrg and imagMiative development. The,new
. Town will also play a major role in the struggle against urban sprawl, the hoitsing shortage and inefficient land  use. Thousands
! of homes of all types can be built, while a reasonable tax rate is maintanied in this fully integrated, well-balanced community. Join the move of merchants, professionals, bu.sihcs.smen and industrialRits to . Mississauga. .
CONTACT: \.
The Mtlowghlin,' GroopT 7 " SO lakcshora /Road East, Port Credit, Ontario. 416.278.7812 Devoloperi of Missitiaugd City Centre
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