Pom e — The ConQdion Jewlih News, Friday, May 14ftli, 196S
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Rose Hersh
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WE URGENTLY REQUIRE HOMES FOR SPRING A SUMMER POS-SESSION. BUYERS WAITING 11!
NORTH BATHURST
RESTAURANT • DELICATESSEN
$15,000 down. 75 seats, low rfent. Long leose. Modem equipment. Banquet focilities for 100 persons. Terrific opportunity. Mr. Macris. ME. 3-7777.
LAURELCREST-BATHURST
6 ROOMS-2 BATHS-1!i STOREY
$17,900. Immaculate. Huge kitchen leading to beautiful garden. Combined living & dining room. Main floor bedroom, and wosh-room. 2 other large bedrooms. Mrs. Estrin. ME. ,3-7777.
BATHURST-WILSON
2 STOREY ■ 3 BEDROOMS
$19,200. Full price. First time offered. 6 targe rooms. L-shoped living & dinina room. Broadloom; drapes. Panelled rec. room. Many extras. Mr. Lemer. ME. 3-7777.
AVA RD. - BATHURST
2 STOREY - 7 ROOMS - ATT.
GARAGE '
$26,900. Lorge living-dining room. Modem kitchen. Seporote breakfast room. 3 spacious bedrooms. Finished basement. 2 woshrooms. 1 mtge. Extras. Mr. Brown. ME. 3-7777.
ACTON - WILMINGTON
3 BEDROOMS • WALKOUT DEN
$29,900. 1 mtge. bock. Split level. Large living-dining room. Big modem kitchen. 2 baths. Rec. room. Mony extros. Mr. Pike. ME. 3-7777.
CALL NOW — ME. 3-7777 BUYING, SELLING OR TRADING Member Toronto Real Estate Board
ANN
REAL TOR
ARTEL
Mmibw TelMta ; lUol ItMe Boertl
55 BURNCREST DR.
OPEN HOUSE: SAT. 2 • 4 P.M.
$19,500. Brick - Attractive - Cope Cod. broadloomed livjng-dininj} rooms, 3 good size bedrooms, finished basement^ 2 baths, attached garage. Excellent value. Gord Wds-serman - ME. 5-1170.
BEAUTIFUL BAYVIEW N.
S24,900 5 BEDROOMS • DEN
French Provincial, 2-storey, huge living room with open fireplace, 19 ft. kitchen. 3 baths, finished basement, double garage. Expertly landscaped. Mr. Goldman - ME. 5-1170.
KEELE-WILSON
6-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH APT.
$5,000 down; luxurious broad-loomed living-dining room, ultro kitchen, 3 twin size bedrooms, garage, well-landscoped. Jock Green - ME. 5-1170.
BATHURST MANOR
$33,900 — 9-ROOM . SIDE SPLIT
Builder's ovm home, Hollywood kitchen, huge bedrooms, panelled den, 3 baths^ broadloom, drapes. Mr. Weinrib - ME. 5-1170.
BATHURST. WILSON
$5,000 DOWN . 6 ROOMS APT.
Solid brick, 2-storey, large modem kitchen, 2 baths, garage, brood-loom. Mr. Lissog - ME. 5-1170.
BATHURST - HILLHURST LUXURY a ROOM SPLIT LEVEL
$53,900. Ultra kitchen with built-in oppliances, 3 lorge bedrooms, 3 boths, ponelled den, rec room & bar, maid's quarters, double gauge. Mr. Feldmon - ME. 5-1170.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
PENTHOUSE
SUITES 1&2BEDR00MS FR0M>145
Swirnming pool, health club, steam bath, gymnasium & massage room.
Lawrence Teirace
LAWRENCE - KEELE CH. 1-3321
SiNCe 1942
REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL — COMMIRCIAI Tit: n4.97M
COTTAGE FOR RENT
lANO, mOUnRIAl, COMMEKIAl, MOHCACU;
LAWRENCE & BATHURST
$61,900. Located on one of the most quiet streets near schools and tronsportotiori, this stone side split bungolow offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, walk-out fomily room and very lorge recreation room. Indion broodloom. Coll Mrs. Cospori, RU. 3-1156; HU. 9-5159.
Bariiunt & Strqtheorn
STEPS TO SYNAGOGUES
$48,900. Spacious luxury centre hall home, main floor study and heated Florida room, roof remov-oble for Sukkoth, 3 excellent bedrooms, 4 boths. Mony extras; Mrs. Caspar], RU, 3-1156; HU. 9-5159.
PARKHOME & BATHURST
STONE FRONT BUNGALOW
$27,900. Lorge living room & dining room, 3 good size bedrooms, party size panelled rec. room, ga-roge, lorge lot, potio. Mrs. Bassin, RU. 3-1156; HU. 8-3332.
BETTY ANN-ALONZO
S34,900— BACK SPLIT
Well treed lot, huge living room, •family dining room, loads of cupboards in lorge kitchen, party size family room with walkout to potio, 3 good size bedrooms bath ensuife Mony fine extras. Mrs. Bdssin, RU. 3-1156; HU. 8-3332.
PROPERTY WANTED WANTED BEFORE JULY 1st 5 OR 6 ROOM BUNGALOW
From Lawrence south between BathOrst, Avenue Road to BayvieW Avenue $15,000 to $18,000. RU. 3-1438.
SOLD
1,502
Properties for $27,911,619. in April... 20% increase over #ril 1964
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IIITIPIE LISTIIC SEIIICC C«MiH a Mmtir af tl9 Timtt Rial Eitato l«irl
doit nowi
MUSKOKA-PINE LAKE. 3-
bedroom cottage; all conveniences; plus laundry room; bodthouse with changing rooms and 2 bedrooms above; dock; good swimming, fishing and safe beach; modem Jewish community; reasonable rote; season preferred; 444-3433
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WIT^
E. LilWRENO
REALTOR S37-4191 5B0 ChriiHe St., Toronto 4
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"A PROFESSIONAL SFRVICI 890 EgllMon W . RU. 7-17
COTTAGES FOR R
JACKSON'S POINT - 4
5 bedroom cottage for rent; close to beach; on Dalton Road; all modern conveniences; 783-4770.
COTTAGES FOR RENT
FURNISHED LOWER APARTMENT (WATER. FRONT); 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room, kitchen, bathroom and veranda; telephone convenience; Lake Simcoe; Roches Point. For season only, $1200. TWO UPPER APARTMENTS; FURNISHED. Contains 2 bedrooms, large living room, kitchen and bathroom in each. For season only $400 each, or for both $750. Mr. Himel 537-3431, 9 a.m. to 4 pm.
COTTAGES FOR RENT
2 COTTAGES in the pines at Jackson's Point; will rent for the summer; city conveniences. Coll RU. 1-7173.
FOR RENT
BATHURST-6LENCAIRN;
furnished room on main floor bungalow; also, self-contained furnished basement, apartment. 131 Hill-mount Ave.; RU. 7-6701.
BATHUIIST NEPTIINE
Luxury 2 bedroom opt., Broadloom throughout
783-7145
Ultra-modern luxurious home
AN OUTSTANDING URGE RANCH HOME with 8 rooms, 3 washrooms^ a forhily room, all on one floor. Double doors entrance to a spacious marble hallway. Thermopane windows, permanent screens, automatic sprinkling system, pdtios, lovely landscaped garden and lawn. Many other fine features. Only the finest materials used. Many extras, too numerous to mention; Individually designed by architect, built by owner; Denmark Gresc. $59,500. Phone ME. 3-3467.
COTTAGE FOR RENT
JACKSONS POINT; LAKE-FRONT COTTAGE; 5 BEDROOMS; CENTRAL; FOR MONTH OF JULY; CALL 225-4482.
Shared Accommodation
WOULD LIKE TO MEET A BUSINESS LADY interested in sharing two bedroom opartment. Please call 789-1557,
ROOM MATE WANTED
COTTAGES FOR RENT
COTTAGES AND CABINS FOR RENT; Island Grove, Lake Simcoe. Pleasqnt Jewish community. Finest services. All inside conveniences. ME. 3-6434 or 223-2768.
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
QUALIFIED HEBREW TEACHERS REQUIRED. Please write giving infomndticHi as to background, age and dny other tolerits desirable In a community.
Beth Jacob Congregotton 161 Stirling Ave. South :   kitchener^ Ontcriai
WANTED EXPERIENCED EX-GROCERY MAN
FOR WHOLESALE
GROCER. 530 FRONT ST. W.
YOUNG LADY SEEKING APARTMENT WISHES TO SHARE WITH SAME.'
787-6105
TO SHARE
MIDDLE AGED LADY wants to share with some 5 room bungalow with housekeeping. Bothurst and Lawrence area. Call RU. 1-9714 until 8 p.m. I
SERVICES WANTED
SERVICES
PAINTER - DECORA-TOR - Experienced; job guarantee; free estimate; vdrious jobs; neME. 3-0214.
WAHTED
RABBI-TEACHER for small Eastern Ontario Community. Must be able to be Bal-tefllah, Bdl-Korah, Bal T'klyah. Duties to com-. mencie September 1st. Kirtdly reply in writing stoting expcrler)ce, recommendations and requirements. Enclose photo if available.
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NURSING SERVICES
Moving d baby? Going oway? Need reliable nursing help? Contact Dnal Homemaksr Service, Mrs. J. Kirsch, Req. N., ME. 3-3132. Reliable women to suit oil your needs. .
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AT FIRST DANCE OF NEW ITALIAN COMMUNITY CLUB — (from left to right): Mr. Bertucci of the Italian Consulote; Rocco Lofrorico; Norman Biback, well known attorney in Toronto's Jewish community. These gentlemen werie guests at the inaugural donee of the Pisticci Club, held recently ot Toronto's Itolion Holl.
Italian ** Landsmanshaft
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Thanks to the efforts of a most enterprising young man, Rocco Lofranco, a new Lands-manshaft has been formed in Toronto's Italian community.
A Landsmanshaft is a club whose members originate from the same neighborhood and who wish to continue their ties with the Old Country. Since the Italian people, like those of the Jewish community, are warm, family loving and closely knit, it is but natural for such organizations to exist.
This latest Landsmanshaft, Pisticci Club (in the Province of Lucania, near Ban), recently was founded by idealistic Rocky — as his friends call him —, still in his twenties.
Last Saturday night. May 1st, the Pisticci Club held its inaugural dance at Toronto's Italian Hall. Eight hundred kindred folk, young and not so young, attended — a good percentage
COllEGE MEMORUIL CHAPa
331 College St. . WA. 2-0619
for a first time without any fanfare, considering that the population of Italian New Canadians from the town in southern Italy numbers 4,(XX); more than 9.000 are born here.
Prominent guests at the affair ineluded: Mr. Bertucci of the Italian Consulate; Alderman Joe Piccinini; Joe Peters; Norman Biback,
The Pisticci Club will meet not only for social purposes. Its ultimate aim is to help newcomers to Canada in making a fresh start; it will lend a hand in the education of the young. And not to be forgotten are those in Pisticci who may require some financial assistance.
Eventually Pisticci Club hopes to create a village right here in Toronto which will serve its object and be a model .to other communities.
The executive-in-formation includes Rocco Lofranco, Luigi CJesualdi, Gaetano Plati, Luigi Barbetta, Mario Di Taranto. Mi-chele Delia Fortuna, Michele Caruso, Frank Coriglione, Pietro Viggiani, Mario Dragonetti.
Norman Biback, well known attorney and leader in Toronto's Jewish community, is legal advisor to the Pisticci Club.
TITOSUPmrSIIASSER
LONDON (JCNS). — In a joint communiqiu^ issued at the end of their taiks in Cairo last week. President Tito of Yugoslavia joined President Nasser in calling for the restoration "of their land and rights 'to the Arabs of Palestine.
Earlier, at a banquet in his honour. President Tito had said that he agreed with his "dear friend," Nasser, "that the policy of arming Israel, which is being carried out with increasing rapidity, is regarded as a source of ihany dangers in this part of the world."
He went on: "I believe that those who try to halt the progress of the Arab peoples, and to disrupt their unity, realise to a certain extent the negative.results of thb poll? cy; we feel confideint ttot the Arab peoples will triumph in their struggle for their rights, regardless of current difficulties, they will enjoy the support and sympathy of all peace-loving peoples and of all forces of.progress in the world." '
President Tito was recently host in Belgrade to President Bourguiba.
lenin's Jemnsh Friends
LONDON (JCNS) - Passports issued by the Tsar's police to Jewish emigrants from Russia were often used by Lenin and his party for clandestine activ-fities before the First World War. This was particularly the case when Lenin lived in Cracow. These deuils of Lenin's con-acts with Jews have now been ecalled in connection with the 5th anniversary of his birth ommemorated in Russia as well IS in other Communist coun-ries last week. Jewish Com-
unveiling
NYMAN, ETHEL The unveiling of o monument to the memory of the late ETHEL (BOROFSKY) NYMAN will take place Sunday, May 16th, 11 o.m. at the Sons of Abrahom Cemetery, Lambton, Royal York Rood.
ARKS FREE TO NATURE iOVERS
Commissioner   Thompson of he Metro Parks Department in-ites Metro citizens to enjoy cx-jrtly conducted natuire walks 1 the Wilket Creek-Serena Gundy k)mplex. These vralks take place luring May only every Saturday ind Sunday morning. They are onducted by Don Baldwin, out-tanding naturalist and member ■ the Royal Ontario Museum aff. Starting point is the park-g lot north of Eglinton Avenue f Leslie Street, 9:00 ajn.
munisU also took part in the commemorations.
In an article in the Warsaw "Folks-Sztyme", A. Trayer recalls how Lenin maintained close contacts vnth Jewish workers, in Paris. He used to visit caffes in the Paris Pletzel and explain his revolutionary theories to '.'an. ever growmg audience" of poor Jewish tailors and shoe-makers, all Uke hhn, from Eastern Europe.
Later, when he transferred his headquarters from France to Poland, Lenin again came into dose contact with . Jews and "in many cases" actually used legal documents issued to them for his clandestine revolutionary activities in Russia.
"Sovietish Heimlaiid". the Yiddish journal in Moscow which devoted the opening pages of its latest issue to Lenin's 9Sth birthday, published. among other tributes, ah article by Joseph Moiseyevitch Vladimirov who was Lenin's first Jewish printer, working for him first in Switzerland and later in Russia.
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KIAMESHA LAKE. N. Y, - A tribute to the memory of Arthur and Jean Winarick, founders of the famous Concord Hotel at Kiamesha Lake, N. Y., wiU be held shortly at one of the most Outstanding affairs to be scheduled in this leading New York State resort region.
The tribute is scheduled to take place at the 12th Annual Fund Raising Dinner of the Monticello Hospital on June 9. The local community hospital, only a few miles from The Concord, -was one of the active charitable faiterests of the Win-aricks. The dinner will take place at the hotel.
The designation of the event as a memorial tribute is unique in the twelve year history ot the $100. a couple fund-raising event. It's also unique in the 40 year history of the community nonprofit hospital.
"Never before", according to a hospital official, "has any person been so honored by the institution. 'TTie Winaricks", continued the spokesman, "were unusual people. They were pacesetters for the resort area as weU as for the hospital. They
JOSEPH Goinj>
The funeral services of Joseph M. Gouldi Liberal member of the Legislature for Bracondale, took place last Sunday, May 9th, at Toronto's JBeth Sholom Synagogue. Rabbi David Monson conducted; eulogies were delivered by Premier of Ontario John Robarts and Liberal leader Andrew Thompson.
New York-bom, Mr. Gould, 54, was a long-time resident of Toronto and active in Jewish communal affairs. A lawyer in private life, he also was interested in serving the general piiblic. His political life dated back to 1950 when he acted as alderman of Ward 5.
lie is deeply mourned by the Toronto Jewish commitn-
concerned themselves with not only the total concept but the important small details of fulfilling the needs of people. They realized at the very outset that with their own hotel's growth and the emergence of Suffivan Coimty as an international vacation-convention center, fine community services would be a necessity for both guests and employees. They worked towards this goal. Both were hosts at many past hospital diimexs, and contributed a great deal to the growth of this, community institution".
Two members of the Concord Hotel's management family presently sit on the Board of Trustees of the community hospital. Ray Parker, manager of the hotel, has been a Monticello Hospital trustee for over a dozen years. Gordon Winarick. executive director, of the resort has been on the Board of Trustees for ei^t years. He has just completed three consecutive terms as president of the hospital board.
Followinjg the death <rf Arthur WiMrick. late in 1964, the employees and business associates of The Coiicord. created a permanent fund named "Thie Arthur Winarick Memorial F^d For Cardiology Development at The Monticello Hospital".
TORONTO OBmUUIIES
FELDT, MEYER. On May 8th. late of ^ Wasdale Crescent.
G(MJ)FARB, BEN. On May
4th. late of the Jewish Home For The Aged.
JACOBSON, ISAAC. On May
9th, late of 273 Glenhblme Ave.
LEPOFSKY, ROSE. On May 8th. late of 6 Croydeii Road.
HANDEL, HARRY. On May
8th, late of 64 Brunswick Ave.
WELINSKY, MARKIJS. On May 3rd. late of 425 Qlenholme Ave.
Preservt the memory of the der ceosed by planting trees in. Israel. An oppropriate certificate it sent to the beredved fomily.
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Is celebrating its flrtt anniversary Saturdoy, May 15th. Donc-jng 8:30 p.m. sharp to Sam and Johnify'i Orchestra. Refreshments. 585 Cranbrooke.
Come olong "all. unattached lodies..ond gentlemen, out-of-towners, Israelis, everybody.
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