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HOLY BLOSSOM ■ • On Tuesday, October 8th, Temple SiBterhood will have Its gala opening meeting at 1:00 p.m. in the Pliilip Smith ■ Congrega^ Uonal Hall. A musical extravaganza will be performed.
• On November 12th, Rabbi Arthur J. JLelyveld will be guest speaker at Sisterhood meeting. HeniietU Cfaesnie is president.
• At the head of the Temple committee for Israel Bonds is Mrs. R. Wolfe. Her committee consists of Mesdames H. Verner, vice chairman, N. Bornstein, H. KoUn. A. Panlln. H. Pachter. Morley Pape Is chairman; Sam Baoher, vice chairman, both in the High Holy Day Bond Appeal..
• On October 22nd, Rabbi W.
CONGREGATI<^^st SETS PACE FOR RECORD ISRAEL BOND CAMPAIGN: One of the most outstanding successful Israel Bond events ever held at Adath Israel Congregation took place on Saturdoy evening, September 14, when almost 600 members and friends attended the gala "Eveoing of Entertoihment with Bmil Cohen", which preceded the Slichot Service. Always o bulwark of support for Toronto's Israel Bond efforts qp behalf of the State of Israel's econ-omir development, Adoth Israel this year set a new target for itself — o 50% increase over lost yeor's totql pledges. So enthusiostic was the response of those who portieipated in the sociol ^ening that Bond Chairmen Louis Gulo, ond Mrs. Edwin Hyde report that 40% of the new target figure has olreody been achieved, prior to the Yom Kippur Appeal in the Synagogue. Greetings were brought to the roily by Brotherhood ond Sisterhood Presidents, Sidney Storkmon ond Mrs. Robert Koy who pledged the devoted efforts of their members towards achieving a record number of Bond committments during this "Eve of Redemption" Bond Drive at Adoth Israel. Shown on the picture above ore, left to right: Sidney Storkmon, Lou Gulo, Mrs. Robert Koy, Emil Cohen, Mrs. Edwin Hyde, Samuel T. Warren, Dr. G. Starr.
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SYDNEY, AustraUa (JCNS). -Rabbi Simon Silas, Australia's first Sephardl rabbi, has arrived here with his wife to take up his assignment as rabbi of the New South Wales Association of Se-phardim in Sydney. He was selected for this post by the Haham, Dr. Solomon Gaon.
On arrival here, Rabbi Silas, who was met by representatives of the Sephardi community at Sydney airport, said that he hopes to unite the Sephari community of New South Wales. His ambition. Rabbi Silas said, was to build a strong united body in .Australia similar- to the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation in Britain.
For the past four years Rabbi Silas, who gained his simciia in Jerusalem, has worked with the Golders Green Sephardi congre-(ration- and as ttssistant to the Haham. A native of Calcutta and son of a Sephardi minister. Rabbi Silas was educated at Manchester Yeshlva. and the Ponov-itch Yeshlva in Bnal Brak, Israel.
TORONTO
OBITUARIES
HERMAN, Jacob, On. September
18, late of 732 Avenue Rd. BECKERMAN, Paruiy. On September 17, late of 46 Sararuic Blvd.
GLADSTONE, 'niley. On September 21, late of 385 Brooke Ave. KERZNiBR Sarah. On September
19, late of 3635 Bathurst St. KESTENBERG. BeUa. On September 18, late of 21 Kalnona Dr. LANG. Jennie. On September 21, late of 385 Courtleigh Blv4» LEPOFSKY, Rachel. On September 18. late of 81 AUingham Gdns. MILGRAM, Morris .On September 16, late of 352 Spadina Ave. PRITZKER, Dr. Harold G. September 21. late of Kimbark Blvd. SCHWARTZ, Charles. On September 19, late of 231 Winona Avenue.
TISHLER. William. On September 17, late of 105 Brookvlew Ave. Services arranged by Park Memorial Chapel. 508 Spadina Ave. GARFINKEL, Judah. On September 20, late of 116 Bannock-bum Ave.
HERMAN, Ethel. On September 17, late of 226 Winona Dr HERMAN, Morris. On September 21, late of 115 Westmount Ave. PHILLIPS, Leah. On September 19, late of the Jewish Homo for the Aged.
PRICE, Morris. On September
16. late of 23 Silverton Ave. RAPHAEL, Samuel On September 22, late of Aurora, Ontario. SIEGEL.  Leah. On September
17, late of 227 Major St. Services   arranged   by College Memorial Chapel 331 College St.
Gunther Plant, spiritual leader of Holy Blossom, will review The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin. On November 26th, Betty Prledan's The Feminine Mystique will be reviewed by Jerome Diamond, director of the Jewish Family and Child Services of Toronto.
• Rabbi David R. Powell, assistant rabbi at Holy Blossom, will conduct classes for beginners, advanced and conversational Hebrew every Wedne^ay morning beginning October 9th. Convener is Mr. N. iky.
Art classes start Wednesday, October 9th, 1:15 - 3:15.p.m. Conveners are Mrs. Rose, Shain and Mrs. Morris Stelnick.
Flower arranging classes will be held during six "cOTisecu., tive meetings, beginning Wednesday, November 6th. Conveners are: Mrs. Sydney Upmsn and Mrs. Harold Emsif.
• Mrs. W. Gunther Plaut will be hostess at Sisterhood luncheon for new Temple members on Tuesday, October 15th, 1:00 p.m.
• Joy Moter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abbey A. Mater, has received a music scholarship for piano at the Interlochen Arts Academy, Michigan, whete majors in piano and harp. BETH AM
• Sisterhood's annual will be held on Sunday, October 12tii, from 2:00—6:00 pjn. Mrs. Max Roher is chairman; Mrs.
Herb Pelner, vice president for fund raistog. Assisting are: Mesdames . Alan Thomas, Harry Berns, Al Sherman, Phil Swarts, Phil Fisher, Meyer l^plinsky. Proceeds are allocated ^towards the synagogue buildhig/ fund.
• General meetWgs of Sisterhood will take place the second Tuesday of each month, first meeting to be held on October 8th, 8:30 p.m. in the social hall.
• Sisterhood's annual Hannka bawr will be held on Tuesday, December 3rd. Convener Is Mrs. Harold Debora. Mrs. Pan! Sherman is general chairman for the donor; Sisterhood president Is Mrs. SUnley Gibbs. _ i^^M^i's Clab will hold a Yom Kippur Dance on Saturday, September 28th, 8:45 p.m.
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A reception in behalf of the United Appeal of Metropolitan Toronto will be held on Tuesday, October 1, at 4 p.m. at the Primrose Club, hosted by a committee from the Board of Directors of the United Jewish Welfare Fund. Jrank   Godfrey is
chairman of the committee of hosts.
Assisting him will be: Gur-ston S. Allen, Q.C., Stephen E. Berger, Frederick H. Bookman, Theodore K. Drai-min, John D. Fienberg, Alex G. Fisher, Harry L. Fogler, Meyer W. Gasner, Murray
Koffler, Albert J. Latner, Mark A. Levy, J. Irving Oel-baum, Abe Posluns, Theodore Richmond, Samuel J. Sable, Ben Sadowski, M. B. E., Ellis I. Shapiro, Albert Shifrin, Q.C., H. Wayne Ta-nenbaum, Ray D. Wolfe and Noel Zeldin.
Preserve the memory of the de^ ceased by planting trees in luael. An appropriate certificate ii lent to the bereaved family. JEWISH NATIONAL FUND, 188 Marlee Ave., Toronto.—781-5515.
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