8-The Canadian Jewish News, Friday, Sept. 2,1966
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WE URGENTLY REQUIRE HOMES BUYERS WAITING! 11
BATHURST • INVERAAAY
6 Room Bungalow
$27,900. Larqe combination livinq-dining rooms. 3 good size bedrooms. Larqe kitchen. Lovely garden. Broadloom, drapes. Steps fo Bathurst. First time offered! Mrs. M. Zaiai, 633-7777.
EGLINTON • GLENCEDAR
$6,000 down to 1 AAtge. $26,-900. Lovely clean 5 room bun-qalov^.AAodern kitchen, Nev^ broadloom. Rec. room. Garage. Steps to Eqlinton. Mr. H. A. Pike 633-7777.
UPPER FOREST Hill
4 Bedrooms • Den
S47.500. Huqs 8 room executive home Rec. room and 2 piece washroom. 2 other bathrooms. Ultra modern kitchen. Attached garage. Lovely garden. Mrs. H. Solnik 633-7777.
BATHURST - YORK DOWNS
6 Rooms and Basement Apt.
538,900. Completely aircondi-tio'-.ed home. All large rooms. 3 piece washroom in master bedroom. Double driveway. Many expensive extras. New Exclusive! Mrs. Bea Estrin 633-7777.
BUYING, SELLING OR TRADING CALL NOW — ME. 3-7777
Dependable,   Personolixed Service
LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS WITH CUSTOM PLANS, EXCLUSIVE AREA., ON CARS-CADEN DR. AND IN BATHURST VILLAGE,   PHONE 638-
3184.
HOUSE FOR SALE PRIVATE — Uwrcnce - Bath-hiir^t. S8.000 down 2 bedroom centre hall bungalow: 2 wash-rooms; finished basement equipped; broadloom, etc.; 368 2471.
APARTMENT TO SHARE ST. CLAIR - SPADINA - Girl 19. U. of T. stucjent will share «Mtli yiri of similar interests, new. large, furnished apt.; private sleeping accommodations; Sept. 1; Car rides available; $21 weekly; 445-3288.
ANN
REALTOR
ARTEL
BATHURST &HNSH
$29,000.00 Brand New Bungalow
Stone front Hollywood style kitchen "L" shape, living dining room, 3 huge bedrooms, double garage, decorated, to choice. Mr. Lissog, 635-1170,
BATHURST & LAWRENCE
6 rooms, 2 baths, Att. Garage
$10,000.00 down, balance 1 mortgage, immaculate two storey, large modern kitchen, stove and fridge, open fire place in living room, 3 twin side bedrooms, well landscaped. Mr. Feldman, 635-1170.
BATHURST • SHEPPARD
Ideal For Professional Man
$10,000.00 down, 6 huge rooms, hollywood kitchen, 3 baths, double drive, attached garage, lower level is completely finished, walkout to ravine lot, lawn sprinklers, in-ter<om, suit doctor. Mr. Goldman, 635-1170.
BATHURST • VIEWMOUNT 6 room split level plus Apt.
$10,000.00 down; huge "L" shape living-dining room, ultra kitchen, 3 twin size bedrooms, walkout to garden, attached garage, broadloom, drapes. Mr. Green, 635-1170.
FOR RENT
LAWRENCE - DUFFERIN; meeting holl, scciing cQpocity oDproximatc-ly 150; suitable for orgonizofion, society, etc , piono; kitchen facilities, oil equipment for refreshments; fuiiv oir-conditicned; very reasonable. ME 8-5518
SOUNDEST PROFITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
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PROPERTIES LEASED TO MOST PROMINENT AND REPUTABLE CONCERNS AT ABSOLUTE NET RENTALS WHEREBY THESE TENANTS PAY TAXES AND ALL OTHER PERTINENT CHARGES IN ADDITION TO MAINTAINING THE BUILDINGS.
Buildings leased producing net rentals of a minimum of 8% and more on the original investment, plus paying off the mortgage on the building during the term of the lease thereby substantially increasing the value of the investment by the purchaser acquiring a bigger equity in the building and actually a much higher return on the investment.
Person or persons unable to invest more than $10,000 or $20,000 eon participate In purchases of this type on real estata and accordingly acquire such property on a pro-ratio investment basis.
For complete porticulon contact our Mr. Lipton, Mr Preicmcnt, Mr. Endicott or Mr. Cohen.
M. H. LIPTON REAL ESTATE
12 Shuter St.   • Toronto TEL.: EM 4-3161
Members Toronto Red Ejtoic Bcoro
For prompt, sotisfactory and remunerative resLlls
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E. LAWREi\<E
REALTOR 923-2476 SALESMAN WANTED
492 College St., Toronto 4, Ont.
APARTMENT SUBLET
BATHURST - SHEPPARD AREA. Brand new building; 2-bedroom   apartment for
sublet; 2nd floor: attractive rental; ovailable September; 636^8752 evenings or 259-5132 daytime
ROOM FOR RENT
BATHURST - UWRENCE - Fur-ished room in quiet bungalow; suitable for female student or business woman; Kosher home; phone 636-2881.
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CERTIFIED F.R.I
■■A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE" 890 Eglinton W . RU. 7-1791
Selling, Buying or Troding
Serving Metro Toronto
CAROL MILLMAN
ME, 3-4669 789-1511 ALFRED STIKUTS REALTOR 2889 Dutterin St, Toronto 19
. APARTMENT TO SHARE
WILSON • KEELE business woman to share apartment; kitchen privileges; phone morn* ings or evenings only; CH 8-9706.
NURSING SERVICES
Having Q baby.' Going owoy? Need reliable riursing help' Ccntoct Dual Homentaker Service, Mrs. J. Kirsch, Reg. N, ME 3-3132. Reliable wortian to iuit oil your needs.
ISRAELI IMPORTS
Large ossortment of Isroeli swim suits ond other Israeli foshions Jt less than half price; also larae ossrrtment of FLORIDA SPORTSWEAR specially priced; 1086 Wilson Qt Keele.
JUST ARRIVED ISRAELI KNITS
ROOM FOR RENT
BATHURST • UWRENCE - A
furnished room in a quiet bungalow; business lady or female student; 787-4812. .
ROOM FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT for male student in quiet home: parking fadlities; close to transportation; Call Mrs. Panzer, 4885094 or RU 32422; 31 Glen Rush Blvd.
ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND BOARD in nice Kosher home; for retired gentleman; access to all facilities 225-9107,
SERVICES A. JOHN PHOTOGRAPHER
Graduate of the New York In stitute of Photography. Wedd ings and Bar - Mitzvahs, Telephone 651-0885. Call E\'enings for appointments.
PERSONAL
GOOD MARRIAGE AND FRIENDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES; CALL MRS. FREN; LE. 2-4207 OR WRITE BOX #3166, THE CANADIAN JEWISH NEWS, 1218 EGLINTON AVE. W.
STOLBERG, HARRY — A monument in memory of the late Harry Slolberg, beloved husband of Rivka, father of Shirley, Edna, and Sidney, and devoted grandfather, will be unveiled at the Lambton Park Cemetery, Ovstrovtzer section, on Sunday, September 4, 1:00 P.M. Relatives and friends are invited.
STARKMAN, ANNIE — A monumenH in memory of the late ANNIE STARKMAN, wife of the late Moishe Starfanan. beloved mother of Pearl, Edward, Helen, Sam, Ruth, Hy, Sid, Rose, and Annette, devoted grandmother and great-grandmother, will be unveiled at-the Dawes Rd, Cemetery, Unch-er New York Section, on Sunday, Septenibcr 4, 11:00 A.M. Relatives and friends are invited. •
SHECTER-LEBO, MALKA — The unveiling of a monument to the beloved memory of MALKA SHECTER-LEBO wiU
take place on Sunday, September 4, at 12:00 noon, at the Bathurst Lawn Cemetery, Yavneh Zion section. Relatives and friends are invited.
Prcseiy* the memory of the' dt-ceased by plonJing trees- in Isroel. An appropriate certificofe ix stfnt to the bereaved fornilv.^
iewiih Notional/Fund ) In TORONTO Coll: 78I.S515 ' ^^-188 MARLEE AVENUE In HAMILTON Coll: 544-3649 276 KENILWORTH AVE. N.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
Widower with 10 year old son requires boarding home, furn ished or unfurnished, with some supervision for boy. Phone da\ time .ME 3-8243; Evenings 638 1089.
HELP WANTED
DISTRIBUTORS F O R BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CANDLES. SELL TO THE LADY OF THE HOUSE. TORONTO 223-2323 OR 223-5169 OR WRITE BOX «'320l, THE CANADIAN JEWISH NEWS.
CLOTHIIVG
706 QUEEN ST. W. EM. 6-2025
# Mcn'j Suits. Cools ' Tuxedos, Dinner Jackets ond University Blozcrs Mode to Meosure with your cloth or ours
SOrder row Fully Guoronteed
SERVICES
A TRUCK AND 2 movers at reasonable
rates; Call SAM anytime, LE. 1-1802
FOR PUSTERING REPAIRS,
Coll Samuel Komin; specializing in alterations; free esti-motes; RU. 7-6007, 537 Glengrove Avenue West,
POSITION WANTED
MATURE WOAAAN SEEKS POSITION CARING FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING MOTHER; PHONE 783-7198 AFTER 6.00 P.M.
Israeli diplomats in Moscow synagogue. — By order of the Government they must remain 'in a special section and not mix
with the local worshippers. Very few synagogues will be open this year in Russia.
POSITION WANTED
MATURE JEWISH HOUSEKEEPER - COMPANION, ACTIVE, PLEASANT, SEEKS POSITION WITH ONE OR TWO ADULTS, LIVE IN; CALL 222-6994.
POSITION WANTED CANTOR; E.vccllent BAAL. MU-SAF, BAAL KORAH, and RAAL TKLA.!! available tor ilijih Holi-
Ciill IM; 7:W27: no S.Tiir-
POSITION OFFERED
Principal\ ,SciTi'tary w.-in ted: lull liiin': sttMio^'iapli) ;iiid typ-in,!', Itciuircd: .A.s.suculod Hebrew
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S Biirark. 781-9141
WRITER REFUGEE DISCLOSES
Many Would Leave Russia If Permitted
Undon, (JCNS) — If the gates of Soviet Russia were opened at least hi.*;f the country's three million Jews would immediately emigrate to Israel. This is the view of Mr. Leonid Finklestein the Russian Jewish journalist and author, who, while a mem her of a Soviet delegation, in England several weeks ago, ask ed for, and was granted, political a.syluni.
The first wave of Jewish emi grants would later be followed by another great wave, Mr Finklestein told a JCNS report er this week, in an interview, In the first wave there would
Congregation Shaarei Zedeck
(THE RUSISHE SHOOL)
Markham & Ulster Streets, Toronto Twl.ii- ,1:,        .njiljljle f.ir ilie High Holy Days Services, to be led b.v our permanent Cantor, Haxzan S. Lang-ner.
Arraiiuement.^ fur seating cm Ije made every evening at J the Synajiogue.
PLEASE NOTE:
Durjna the past year several synagogues in the downtown area ha\e been closed and more are scheduled to be shut down in the nc.vt months. We therefore invite all Bloor-(.'ulleue and Bathurst district residents who are without synagogue affiliation to attend our regular services throughout the year, which we have carried on in the Traditional manner fur over 60 years.
E. CILLER, Chairman
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE — Brick & Block Building 30x84' two storey;
suitable for any type business; presently operated as a small department store; showing a good net profit; Phone or write K. L, Pivnick, Sutton West, Ontario; 722-3741.
HELP WANTED SHOE SALESMAN
Young man for retail shoe store. Experience preferred PHONE * LE 64093 OR RU 3-1702
SUPER CLEANING
SERVICE BROADLOOM, WALLS UPHOLSTERY CLEANING; CARPETS CLEANED AT PLANT SAME DAY PICKUP 535-1103
SAM IZENBERG
Monuments
fe:t=%;^^l«0 BaHiunt St.
At Rone.
W« do ml employ commli-liontd talnman er ogentt. Contact Mr. Izenberg direct*, ly for penonol lervice end lowMt price*.^ Doily 9-00 a.m..:5:06 p.m. Sun.;'10:00 o.m. - 3:00 p.m.
RU. 7-0319     ME.-3-9380
^ADE TO MEASURE SUITS
FROM IMPORTED ITALIAN OR ENGLISH CLOTH FREE ADVICE ON UTEST STYLES
TONY PETIiONE - JOSEPH TOMMASINO
AT NEW LOCATION 2449 EGLINTON AVI, W.
(I block weit of Keele)
766-8684
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO RE-STYLING, ALTERATION
be mostly the elderly and the religious, but Russian-Jewish youth had also now been fired with the idea of the State of Israel and they, too, would want to leave.
There had been a strong and dramatic reawakening of Jewish consciousness in Russia. This was largely due to the discrimination and prejudice which Jews had to endure in Russia. The bond which now united Russian Jews was oppression. The Government was vsing anti-
semitism to distract attention from major problems. But Rus sian youth was trongly against the present ( -emment, and partly because oS this showed much sympathy for the plight of the Jews.
Russian anti-Israel propaganda had no effect on Jewish youth, Mr. FinkeL ein added. They ignored it and were stirred by the achievements of Israel. Many listened in nightly to Kol Israel radio. Significantly, there had been a sharp decline
i n intermarriages involving Jews, and there were far more religious Jews in Russia than was generally believed.
Mr. Finkelstein stated that he had become bitterly disappointed with the Soviet regime because of its antisemitism and general unjust policies. He had planned his escape to the West for ten years though he had been highly successful as a writer on the staff of a Russian scientific journal.
Silly Chauvinists In Lebanon
It is as certain as anything could be that the devout Christ ian Hebraists who put the words Urim V'tummin" on Yale University's crest in 1701, recalling Aaron's breastplate, never Ireamed that their Alma Hater would fall foul of the Arab boycott authorities two-and-a-half centuries later. But it did.
Mr, Lee Griggs, a Yale gradu ate, told the "Yale Alumni Ma gazine" how, when he arrived i Beirut from Toyko, the Leba^r-o impounded his collection of gramophone records,   to make
CITY OF TORONTO Public Notice Re Garbage Collection
THERE WIU BE NO COLLECTION OF GARBAGE ON
LABOUR DAY MONDAY, Sia*tEMBER 5th
Pickup will be made on Tuesday, September 6th, 1966. The regular Tuesday collection will be made on Wednesday, September 7, 1966,
Use regulation containers for all household garbage. Drain kitdien and table waste and wrap in ne^^paper.
Do not place lawnTakings, graiss cuttings orrubbish in the gutters. Place all such refuse in durable containers for removal on the second regular collection day of the week.
H. F. ATYEp, P. Eng., Commitsiontr of StrMh
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In im» after case "very striUng improvement" was noted, even amaog.caaes of long standing. And this impravRitot was maiatained war A period of monthsl
This was accomiJished by a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne)— which tiddly bdfa heal n»ui«d cdb and sthnolate growth of new tissiw. Now Bio-Dyne is offered in ointment and sappository form caDed Fk«ii«ntica^(Hr. AJi for it at aB ^ stawi latiataction or
sure there were no Israeli ones among them.
"Five days later," Mr. Griggs's story continues, "I was sun' moned to the Customs Bureau and accused of pur\'eying Israeli propaganda through (gramophone) records. I denied it. Triumphantly they produced a Yale Glee Club recording ... The customs men admitted that the record wasn't offensive, but the cover certainly was. It bore the Yale Univtrsity seal, and thereon was emblazoned—hor-ror.s—Hebrew script.
"I pointed out that Yale had ils .seal long before Israel was a jjlcam in Ben-Gurion's eye. Never mind, they said, the record would have to be destroyed. There was prolonged iirtrument Kiijally a typical l.*banese compromise was worked out. I would l)c allowed to keep the record, hut the record cover would have 10 be destroyed in my presence.
"So we trooped out on the lawn and there, with due ceremony and many imprecations in
Arabic, the record jacket was put to the torch and reduced to ciiulcrs."
RECIPE OF
THE WEEK
EGGS IN CREAM
1 cup sour cream 1 teaspoon flour 6 eggs
1 tablespoon butter salt and pepper
Blend flour with sour cream and pour into a buttered baking dish. Break one egg at a time into a saucer and carefully slip these into the cream, one next to the other. Dot with butter, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake at 325 degrees F. for about a quarter of an hour, or until eggs are set. Serve immediately.
AWERIiUCiC IGA ROBERT-
On August 28th, late of 81 Ridge Hill Drive.
27th, late of 263 Haddington BERKUN, RiVA-On August Avenue.
DONN, MAX-On August 25, late of 218 Falkirk Avenue.
HOLLANMR, WILLIE- On August 24th, late of North Miami Beach.
LAZAROWITZ, ABRAHAM-On August 24tb, late of 15 Can-ijJiyon Street, Downsview.
ARTIST OF HIGHEST CALIBER Casey i^derson, one of the most versatile entertainers in showbusiness, who will appear at George's Spaghetti House for a month, commencing Monday, September 5th.
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