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ADATH ISRAEL 0 Rabbi Erwin BchUd wUI be guest speaker at a meeting of the Adult Stndv Group on Thursday, March 28th. 0 "The Talmud aiid Its Impact on Jewish Life" will be the topic of RabU Bernard RpsenzweiK's address on Sunday, March 24th at 3:00 pjn. This lecture con tinues the U^.Y. Rosh Chodesh iSeminars.
0 Pre tJ.S.Y. groups wlU sponsor a Purlm Carnival.
• Members of the Brotherhood •will gather In the synagogue on Marcdi 25th at 9:00 p.m. for a social evening.
SHAAREI TEFILLAH
0 Members of the newly formed Shaarel Tefilllah Youth Group attended a leadership training seminar in New York State sponsored by the National Synagogue Youth. Delegates wore: Bob Cohen, Earl Memick and Mike Geller. Other members of the execuUye are: Ricky Nafto-lin, Howard Wolfe and Debbie Shapiro. The group is open to girls 14 to 16 years of age, and boys 15 to 17 years.
HOLY BLOSSOM 0 TonJgW at 8:30 p.m.. Brother, hood of Holy Blossom Temple will conduct the Sabbath services. Tom Browif,T?re,siaenL-of^Brother-hood, will give the sermon: The Challenge of Reform. Other members participating are: Messrs. Daniel Krangle, MUton Cadsby, Harold Emsi^, Joseph IVIayles, Morris Cooper, Irving Sussman, Earl Farber, Calvin K. Swartz. Mesdames Tom Brovk-n and Daniel
HIS TEXTH YAHRZEIT THIS WEEK
Hayfm Greenberg
Krangle wlU light the Sabbath candles.
9 The following members ot Holy Blossom have necelved recently sonie distinction: Dr. Harold Hoffman, MJ5., B.S.C., has been awarded the R S. McLaughlin Traveling Fehowshlp to make further study on neuro-surgery in the United States and Europe; Dr. Morton P. Shnlman has been appointed Chief Coroner of Me^ ropolitan Toronto; Mr. Michael Marms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot L. Marrus, has been awarded the coveted Woodrow Wilson Scholarship. Michael Is in his senr lor year.
• On Sunday, March 24th, students registered for the Bible Contest will assemble at 10:00 a.m. in the Youth Lounge toJjta'
write the tbmple Finals. Wlimer will receive a scholarship award to a camp of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Mr. Wolfe Is In charge.
SHAAREI SHOHAYIM • The iShaarei Shomayim Bro therhood Breakfast Qub will meet on Sunday, March 21th, at 9:40 ajn. A legal panel and discussion will be held. Panelists are: Cliarics Drokarsh, D. E. Newi^an, L. J. Zuker. H'OR CHAIM CONGREGATION 9 The Slsierbiood of the M'Or Chaim Congregation held its annual tea last Sunday at 33 Wilmington Avenue, Downsvlew.
ANSHE CASTIUUA 0 Tte Sisterhood of "Petah TVs.-Anshe Castllla recently held
PANORAMA
By MORDECAI HIRSHENSON
ENCORE: SOCIAL CREDIT
SHERMAN TO  SPEAK HERE
C. Be2ale! Sherman, American Jevrish author and lecturer, will be-in Toronto on March 26th, as tSie guest speaker at a memorial evening for the late Haylm Greeiv berg. TtM evenmg is sponsored Jointly by the Farband Cultural Committee and the Zeirei Zion, Branch 259.
Mr. Sherman will also address » dinner meeting on March 26thi sponsored by the ^Ypung Men,'s OouDcil of the" Farband Labor Zionist Order <rf Toronto.
C BEZALEL SHERMAN
Unnoticed in the uproar that greeted Toronto's Neil Carmichael when he made his infelicitous reference to "the Rothschilds" and their "non-Jewish agents" was remark reported a week before by a Creditiste in the service of the Quebec wing of the party—Oza Tetrault the party's organizer in the Val D'Or district.
"It's well known," says Oza to the Toronto Star's Tom Ford, "that Jews control most of the business in Canada. . .in the world, don't have anything against their having wealth, but we shouldn't be deprived of our necessary money."
Mr. Tetrault is 44, owns a day cleaning plant and is a former mayor of Val d'Or. The above remarks' were placed by the Star writer under the caption "Some members hold discredited beliefs."
MATZOT FOR CUBA
Ten thousand boxes of matzot and matza meal, more than 400 botUes of wine and a quantity of horseradish were shipped to Cuba's Jewish conununity via the SS Bahla de Siguanea which left the port of Saint John, J». B. on March 12th. Arrangements were In the hands of Slgniund Unterberg of the Canadian Jew-Ish Congress' Montreal office who, looked after all the details of transshipment from New York (which was the transit port from Israel where the matza originated) and who negotiated the necessary import and export licenses.
The matza Is for the Jews of Cuba, now from two to three thousand in number, down from the pre-revolutionarj- 10-12,000. Most of these live in Havana, but there are small groups hi Santiago de Cuba and other provincial centries on the island for whom the matzot most be repacked and shipped by rail to reach them on time.
A docker's strike in New Yoric threatened to hold up transport but it subsided in time for the cargo to be imloaded and shipped on to Saint John. Because of the strained relations between Cuba
CANADIAN COUNCIL
OF REFORM GONGREfiATIONS
SECOND ACADEMY OF JUDAISM INVITES THE PUBLIC TO HEAR THE YOUTHFUL, SCHOLARLY, LIBERAL-MINDED 'HASID.
M ZALMAN M. SCHAGP
ChbintMh, Departtnebt of Judaic Stu4iet,_Univenity of Maiil« tobo Graduato, LuboVitchar Yeshivo, Bfooklyn.
''HASIDISM fODAY-
ITS MESSAfiE FOR |»E«Y JIW^'^
AT TEMPLE SINAI — Wilson Avenue
POAY. MARCH 25a
No Admission Charge !"--^ Everyone Is welconhiEl! This evening will bring to q close the Second Aco-d^my of Judaism, which has presented courses for adultsin Prayer and Basic Judaism — Bibje-— Pdst-Bib!ica|^Sources Jewish Life Today — Jewish Philosophy. Plans for the Third Aeodemy of Judd ism wi 11 be out I i hed. The Acqdemy Is open the public.
and the USA the matzot has to be shipped via such a circiiitous route.
PEOPLE Ben Lappin has been named coordinator of an Institute of Community Work from July 8th to 12th at the Guild Inn in Scar, boro, ^nsored by the University of Toronto.... Professor Maxwell Cohen of McOill University, has been named to the Quebec Superior Labour Council.... H. Cart Goldenberg has been named by Premier Lesage of  Quebec as vice^halrman of a Royal Commission of Enquiry into sources of revenue for public education.... Manrice Perlzwelfr. who once ser. ved as rabbd of Goel Tzedec synagogue on University Avenue, will be one of the speakers at the community's Warsaw Ghetto Memorial meeting on Sunday April 21st. Another wiU be Mor-decai V. Bernstein.
NOTES Lffly Offenbach - Katx. Israell-ral.sed student at the University of Toronto, has won a Woodrow Wilson SclraiarsElp and has-been accepted for graduate study to sociology at Brandeis UniveRdty in Waltham, Massachusetts. Miss Offenbach was employed former ly on the Central region staff ot the Canadian Jewish Congress and was Canadian director for CRT.  Another winner of the Woodrow Wilson award is Sid-ney L. Goldenberg of Toronto, a philosophy student who is going to Columbia. He Is the son of Morris Goldenberg, former president of the Shaarel Shomayim Congregation. A third recipient, Michael Marms, is also the son of a Xormer synagogue president, lawyer Elliott Manus, ex-presi dent of Holy Blossom Temple . . Hagyomany ("Tradition") is the name     a second Magyar-Iangu age Jewish we^y on sf^e in this area. (The other one is "Meno-rah"). Though edited and published in Montreal, It is seeking circulation among Toronto's Hungarian Jews.
CONSERVATISM
A visit to a large Conservative congregation in Detroit (Shaarey Zedek) is a revealing experience to a stranger In reflecting the wide variation of practices within the United Synagogue fold.
Unlike the tendency prevalent in many advanced (Jonservatlve synagogues (as well as some Reform), the pronunciation of the Hebrew is of the Ashkenazlc variety rather than Sephardlc. It Is hard to realize that,, until virtually yesterday, the Ashkenazlc version was almost universal in North Aoierican synagogues.
The <dioir was aU-male in the traditional style and the cantor, throughout the recital of prayers, faced ten Anrn Kodesh (Sacred Ark) rather than the worshippers (a position whidi so often gives the tnpresslon of that of "performer and audience''). TTie only visible divn^nce from the traditional Orthodox style of worship was the mixed seating. wltSi men .and women seated beside each other. The prayer was the Conservative text, which differs from the traditional siddnr only in detail (though, of course, these are considered vital \/j many).
OBITUARIES
ATIN/Irvihg. On March 12*. late of 41« Bathurst.St. MARLdW^Samuel. On March ilth, late of 34 Nina St. SAIGER, Harry. On Man* ioth, late of 1719A Bathurst St. ■ STEINMAN^ Joseph; On Mart* lOtb, late of 1399 EgUntoh Ave.
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TEICH. Dr. Joseph, On March 14thi late of Ahnonte, Ontario. Services arranged by College Memorial Chi^iel, 331 Ck>llege St. BASKIN. Joel. On March 12th, late of Montreal Quebec. BERENZON, Rabbi Josej*. On Man* iOtti, late .of 27 Marquette Ave.' ■       I •
MARKUS, ISawAcA. On M-aireh 11th, late of CaJpufy, Alberta. MIIXER, Abraham. March 14th, late of 99 Avenue Rd. MILTON. Ida. On March 9th late ot 17 the Bridle Path. SALSBERO, Minnie. On March 15th, late of 25 Viewmoimt Ave. Servloes arranged by Park Memorial Chapel, 50S Spadina Ave.
preserve the memory of tbe deceased by plonflng/freMyh Isroel. An .appropriate cei'tiflca|e Is sent, to the bereaved tamily:^ JEWISH NA. TIONAL FUND. 924-7145. 651 SpodintrAve.. Tofonfp. .'
a PuTim dance where Kelly Ben haim won a beauty contest. She was-crowned by Mre. Jacob Ben-gio, president of Sisterhood, and presented wi«i a set pf necklace and earrings, also perfume. Judges were: Messrs. Benatsr, Ben-: t^nbsii, Beniolo, Benmergiil, Bernstein. Ksye White. Mrs. Joe Bit-ton and Mn, Isaae Pinto served drinks. Buffet was attended by Mrs. Isaac Bengnalsli and Mn. James Laredo. Mrs. Jacob Ben-glo was convenor of the dance. She was assisted by: Mesdames Jack Benlolo, M. Benmargnl, Hany Bernstein and Louis White;
% A children's Parlm party, sponsored by Sisteitaood,-was held^ on Sunday, March 3rd, in the Syna^^e hall. Sixty children attended.. Winners of a Purim contest were Marilyn Genmergui and JacUe Pente.
AHAVAIH AGHIM
• Last weekend, March 15-17, was one to be remembered at the
CJongregaUon Ahavath Achim, 275 Vaughan Road. The renowned Cantor David Kosevitsky was special guest. He conducted Sab-batSi servlcetf at the synagogue on Friday evening aixd Saturday morning.. His visit culminated in an impressive banquet held Sun-
day evening, when the cantor vras greeted by a tremendous crowd of enthusiastic guests. Rabbi David Monson, diairman of the evffliing, ^ke eloquently, as did Rabbi I. Oelbanm. spiritual leader of Ahavath Achhn (Congregation.
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We shall be carrying "Barricini's" Chocolfiites for Passover.
Mrs. Charles Studnitz is no longer connected in any woy with Gift-O-Fruit, EglirfTon West, but is associated with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Segal! at
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ObservarKe of the TENTH ANNIVCRSARY
of the passing of
HAYIM GREENBERIi
Tues. March 26. 1963 8.30 P.M.
L Z. Centre, 14 Viewmount Ave.
GUEST SPEAKER
C. BEZALEL SHERMAN
Sociologist — Author— Lecturer
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