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TORONTO ORBIT
BY -BERNICE DYMENT
THE TALK OF OUR TOWN: Toronto Artist invited to Japan . . . Open Assignment . . . Hadassah Bazaar^. Show-Biz Notes . . . Farblonjet Geography.
ABA BAYEFSKY ON
JAPANESE JURY
The gifted young artist. Aba Bafesky who hats been gaining international recognition as one of the leading artists of Canada, will shortly be leaving for Japan to serve on the
truth is—I have another, urgent assignment for the 17th, and won't be able to attend the Forest Hill meeting.
Since the subject is sure to ing. Exhibition Park, be "education", possibly with SHOW_BIZ
town of Eilat, on the Red Sea. With the rapid growth of Eilat and its increasing imporlance as a port of trade and entry into the country, the temporary hospital is now inadequate, and Canadian Hadassah funds will shortly be used to begin construction of the permanent "Canadian Hadassah Port of Eilat Hospital."
The third project is medical services in Israel. Canadian Hadassah contributes to Mogen David Adorn—an organization comparable to the Red Cross. Also, a rehabilitation centre and hydro therapy pool At Sarafand for polio patients.
The Bazaar itself provides entertainment, delicious food, games and prizes for the whole family. It's the place to go to meet all the people you may not have bumped into for a whole yea>—in fact, since-last year's Bazaar!
Mrs. A. A. Epstein is again Bazaar Chairman for this year's event, and her new vlce<hair-man is Mrs. M. B. Kaufman.
Circle the date on your calendar — Wednesday, October 26th, at the Automotive Build-
Social And Personal
B'Nai B'rith Women Pldn Israeli Bond Drive
Jewish overtones, this may be of particular interest to Jewish parents with children at Forest
jury for the Second Internation- Hill Collegiate.
al Biennial Exhibition of Prints to be held in that country. Mr. Bayefsky had the honor of being invited to display his work at the last Tokyo biennial, along with a number of other Canadian artists.
Mr. Bafesky who teaches painting and drawing at the Ontario College of Art, is also the director of art classes at Toronto University's Hart House.
Other international print shows at which Mr. Bayefsky has 'shown include Poland, Czechoslovakia and Russia.
At the Tokyo show later this month, three Canadian artists \vill participate: Rita Briansky of Montreal; Maxwell Bates of Calgary; and Fran Jones of Ottawa.
Don't say I sent you, but . . .
Toronto seems well on the way to becoming the hub of the entertainment world. Not only the opening of "Camelot", but we can also offer enter-
if any of my readers would tainment by a Ukelele-playing care to deputize for me, and Chassidic Rabbi, I see by a cover the meeting, I would in- poster around town, deed be grateful and pass along j * Marlene Dietrich who re-any information of interest in cently scored triumphs in Is
my next column. Have I got a taker?
IT'S HADASSAH BAZAAR TIME AGAIN
rael and is soon to appear in the USSR, will be in Toronto later this month.
* Mort Saul, the Montreal-born comedian who is one of , ,. the hottest properties in the
Just as the falling leaves entertainment world today, will ^ngnify the coming of Autumn, 13,5,, appearing in Toronto so, to three thousand Toronto shortly. For a comedian to be Hadassah members, thi's sea- p^^fjip^j simultaneously in The son means one thing-BAZAAR j^^^^ Yorker, and Time Mag-
^^^^E- I azine is a measure of the
It's no press-agent's boast ^^g^jj.^ (^jg ^oung critic of that this is "The largest annual ^^j. society one day bazaar in the world/', ^^^^'^ _
It really is. w.t'i the records ,^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ .^^ showing an attendance of over, ^^^^ 40,000 people at last years ^^^^^.J^;,^^ »he "New World
HELP WANTED— REPORTER
Today's mail brought a cryptic and extremely provocative note addressed simply to "BERNICE DYMENT", Columnist". The note reads, "A very interesting subject will be discussed on Monday, October 17th, at 8 p. m. at Forest Hill Collegiate in the Board Room. This will be the regular meeting of the Forest Hill Board of Education and if you attend, you may be glad you did."
I must say my curiosity is piqued—isn't yours? Since the note was sent by a "faithful" reader who must know my penchant for the slightly offbeat in the way of news, this may be hot stuff. The awful
event, and high hopes of top ping that figure this year.
Seventy chapters of Hadas-
of Comedy" to my cpHection. One—"The Button Down Mind of Bob Newhart", by Bob New-sah in Toronto cooperate in I hart (naturally.) The sketch he this one-day activity which'titles "the Krushchev Landing provides large sums of money, Rehearsal" is one of the fun-for Hadassah projects in Is-]niest spoofs of TV I've heard rael. In addition, the money is. yet. spent in Canada, so that the benefits are by no means one-directional.
Canadian Hadassah supports three major projects in Israel
"B'Nai Brith Women" Presi-^ Israel Bond program, and to dents and Bond Chairmen met plan major.participation in the at the home of Mrs. Samuel j current campaign. B'Nai Brith
Spencer, over-all B'Nai B'rith Women Bond Chairman, on October 3rd to discuss the role
women have joined forces with other organisations throughout the city in projects such as the
of B'Nai B'rith Women in the Synagogugc Sisterhoods' collec-
tion of High Holy Days, cash B'NAI BRITH WOMEN
pledges, the Women's Division BOND CHAIRMEN
"House for Immigrants" project Standing L to R:
and others. Mrs. Herb Diamond; Mrs.
Pictured here are Bond Chair Alfred Krauss, Miss Linda Lip-
ment of Toronto B'Nai Brith son, Mrs. Lou Shumak, Mrs. S.
Chapters: 'Shapiro, Miss Gloria Dekter,
Mrs. T. Vask^vitch, Mrs. Herman Finkenthal. Seated L. to R.:
Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mrs. J. Barruch, Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. R. Farber, Mrs. Joe Abramovitz, Mrs. E. Ext on.
The other album is, "My Name: Jose Jimlnez." This is the fellow who made a national catch- phrase out of "The Hewish People Speak
Sponsors Of Monday Night's Ambassador Dinner
Following are the names of Harry; Enkin, Max; Fenkell,
the members of Monday's Ambassador's Dinner Committee:
Nahalal, the Agricultural' Jebrew." His massacre of the school for boys and girl's in'vowels of the English alpha-Israel which now boasts an bet — well, give a listen for John R. Devor, Chairman, State enrolment of over 250 young- yourself and howl!
sters. Its graduates are top- My only complaint about this
of Israel Bonds
er H.; Pape, Leon; Pape, Mor-
Louis L; Fienberg, John D.; ley J.; Papernick^ Henrj-; Pet-Firestone, Joseph H; Fish, Ben; [ ers, David; Posluns. Abe; Pos-
Fisher, Alex; Foster, Benjamin; Foster, <^harles; Francoz, Louis; F'rankfort, Morris; Fruitman,
ranking, and greatly contribute species of recorded comedy is 1 Alter, Gabriel; Atkin, Mur.|^u; ™er, Meyer; ueioerg, to the development of the land the unnecessary inclusion of ray; Berger, Stephen; Brody. Max: Giblon, Victor; Gilmore, of Israel. 'audience laughter. Canned ap-'Milton; Clavir. Allan: Clavir, Max: Godfrey Bert; Go dhar,J.
At the request of the Israeli plause and haw-haws got the William; Dennis, Reuben; Dia- Barney; Goldhar, hrank; Gold-Ministry of Health, Canadian boot in TV shows, and in my mond. Efraim: Doran. Joseph; jhar Max: Goody. Max: Gordon. Hadassah has built a temporary opinion, recording companies Dunkelman. David: Dunkclman,|Phihp; Gordon Wilferd;Gord-hospital at the booming port-ought to follow suit. Joseph; Eisen. Max: Elkind.'on. William: Hayman, Julius;
_Z____:-------^----Herman. Eli; Herman, W. B.:
^ Hilderbrand. David: Himel.
Pioneer Women Celebrate 35th Anniversary ^T'^^c'..^^:
Jubas. Marshall: Kaufman. Morris B.: Kelman. Kenneth; Kdner, Samuel J.; Kerbel. Joseph: Kert. Lawrence; Kimel. Manuel: Koffler. Murray: Levin, Murray; Levinter, Benjamin: Levinter, Isadore; Levy, Mark A.; Lipson, Jack; Lockshin, [Louis L.: Lunenfeld, Samuel; I.Mayzel. Louis; Mendelson, Lou: JMinden. Arthur; Moses. Lewis: IMunk, Nichols; Mushell. Frank: Oelbaum. J. Irving;; Okun, Mey-
Pride of Israel Yoiing Women's Group
I Mrs. B. Robuck, immediate' oast chairlady of the Pride of j Israel Young Women's Group.! was honoured at a testimoniar dinner on Monday, October 3rd. at the Town House.
Mr. B. Pinkus acted as master of ceremonies. A "This is Your Life" of the honoured guests. Mrs. B. Robuck, was delivered. A charm bracelet of Jewish symbols was given toMrs. Robuck by Mrs. B, Pinkus. On behalf of the Pride of Israel Voung Women's Group, Mrs. S. Zidenberg presented "Mrs. Robuck with a gift.
Mrs. M. Ganz, chairlady, thanked- Mrs. Pinkus and Mrs, A; Hoinfieid for arranging such an enjoyable evening.—
Mrs. B. Wax
luns, Louis H.; Posluns, Samuel; Rebick, Jaclc; Richmond. Ted; Rosenberg, Alvin; Rosenberg, Henry; Rosenthal, Martin; Rotenberg, Sam; Rothschild. Buddy; Rotman, Mannie; Rub-enstein, Morris: Rubin, Alex:
Salutin, Albert; Saltzman, Saul; Samuels, Alex; Shapiro, Ellis I; Sharon, Leon; Shecter, Max; Sherkin, Harry; Shier, Milton; Shifrim, Albert; Silver, Sydney; Shopsowitz, Sam; Shully, Maurice; Sigler, Saul; Silver, Nathan; Sloven, Dan; Small, Dr. Allen; Smith, Louis; Sobol, Stanley; Soapcoff, Louis; Sugar.
Rubin, Harry; Sable. Samuel J.: Saul: Tanenbaum, H. Wayne; Zweig, Robert.
Tanenbaum, Max; Wagman, Charles; Wainberg, Jack; Walker, Ben; Weinberg, Bernard; Weinberg, Dr. M. B.; Weinstein, Isadore; Weinstein, Leon; Win-gold, Morry; Wolfe. Maurice; Wolfe, Ray; Wortsman, Ben; Zacks, Samuel J.; Zeldin, Noel; Zeldin, Sam; Zifkin, Harry; Zweig, Jacob J; Zweig, Morris;
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Toronto Pionear Women who this year celebrate the 35th Anniversary of their organization in Toronto, will rriark the; occasion by a major prdjecl in
problem is to the well-being of Isra^eT'iSnd her people. Only by supplying\ permanent homes foir thie thousands of immigrant fanHlies^ now .in t(Bmporary
their Israel Bond program. This quartiers, can Israel's neW citi
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"Homes for Immigrants" in Is- into the mainstream of life in
rael. Ag Pioneer Women they the young country,
realize how vital the housing Mrs. Robert Zweig, over-all
Bond Chairman . of .Pioneer Women, was hostess at a^ plan-niiig imeeting of j'residents and Bond Chairmen ^t her home on\ October 4th at which plans! were^ut forward for attaining! the Anniversary \quota of ,35' homes. N
BOND CHAIRMEN Seated, L. to R. . :
Mrs. Gerald Stone, Mrs. Robert Zweig, Mrs. Jack Bercovitch, Mrs. Samuel B. Hurwich. Standing L , to R.
IVfrs. Rose Halpert, Mrs. Celia Frisch, Mrs, Bertha Silverber-g^ Mrs. Elsie Little, Mrs. Rose Klap, Mrs. Shifra Wasser.
B'nai B'rith Women
Toronto Chaipter No. 434 B'nai B'rith Women will hold their Annual tea on Sunday October 16th, 1960, at the home of Mrs. Jack Shindman, 73 Heathdale Road, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Samuel D. Stork.
Receiving the guests—along with_the^_hostess, will be Mrs. Aaron Wolfe,' the 'first President from Toronto of B'nai B'rith Women's District No. 1; and Mrs.-Gordon Mendly, Chaip-fer President.
Among those presiding at the tea table will be: Mrs. Nathan Phillips, Mrs. Allan Grossmah;. Mrs. Irving Paisley, Mrs. Casper Fraser, Mrs. Egmont Frank-el .'Mrs. Vernon Singer, IVIrs, W..^ \V. Marjoribanks-and Mrs; Mark A. Levy.
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