NOVEMBER 17, 1950
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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To Import Chanukah Parcels From Israel
A group of Asbury Park, N. J., businessmen has invested $300,000 in a project to promote the export of Israel products. The first mer-chamdise they are bringing to the United �States will be special Chanukah packages containing a variety of delicacies made in Israel. The idea of reversing the sending of packages was originated by Zemel Resnick, amusement park owner, vAw now serves as secretary of the Israel-Middle East Corporation, located at the Empire State Building.
The Chanukah packages, which will sell for $10.60, each contain a pint of olive oil, a box of three cakes of olive oil soap, candied etrog and citrus peels, marmalade,
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mulberry jam, mints, a can of ge-filte fish, a can of "sabre" (cactus fruit) compote, a can of dill pickles, three pounds of candy, 10 post-cards, � tube of toothpaste, and a box of Chanukah candles. In attempting to increase exports and create a more equitable balance of trade, the people of Israel forego many of these luxuries themselves. Hand-tailored men's cashmere and wool overcoats made in Israel are now on sale hi the United States. A shipment of several hundred winter-weight coats, first of their kind ever to reach the American market from Israel, were flown from Jerusalem 'by Trans-World Airlines, to reach retail stores in time for the winter season.
The coats are of two types � a mixture of cashmere and wool and all-wool � and were 'hand-made by Heilig and Company of Jerusalem whose tailors had practiced their trade in Europe for many years. The Company is one of tihe leading men's clothing manufacturers in Israel and recently enlarged its factory to give employment to new immigrants. Orders previously placed by Abraham and Strauss, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Blooming-dale's New York, are being filled from the shipment. Walter Easton, 915 Broadway, is United States representative of the Israel manufacturer and has a srtock of the garments on hand for retailers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diamond, Roy Street East, celebrated the bar-mitzvah of their son, Marvin, who was called to the Reading of the Law at Chevra Shaas Synagogue. He is the brother of Harvey and Allan; grandson of H. D. Prashker, Van Home Avenue, and the late Mrs. Sadie Prashker; and of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Diamond; and great-grandson of Mrs. S. Diamond, Park Avenue, who is one hundred and two years old; and of the late S. Diamond. Kid-dush was observed at the Synagogue; and there was a dinner-reception at Berman's for sixty guests, members of the immediate family. Receiving, Mrs. Diamond, mother of the bar-mitzvah boy, wore a black silk cocktail dress, with a square neckline, rhinestone accessories, and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Diamond, the great-grandmother, wore a black crepe dress, with beaded embroidery on the bodice. Rabbi J. Grossman, Edward Charles Street, Marvin's teacher, spoke; and so did Marvin. Harry Zuckerman, Clark Street, was toastmaster. The bar-mitzvah cake was round, with a Mogen David in the centre; and the table centrepiece was of roses, carnations, and pom-poms. Mr. and Mrs. J. Botofsky, of Ottawa, Ont.; and Mrs. L. Kruger, of South Africa, were present.
Miss Jennie Reiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Reiter, Arcade Street, and fiancee of Irving Bron-stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bron-stein, St. Lawrence Boulevard, whose marriage will take place on January 28, at Bnai Jacob Synagogue, was entertained at a linen shower at Berman's, at which one hundred and sixty-five guests were present. The hostesses were Mrs. H. Reiter, mother of the bride-elect, and Miss Rose Reiter, Arcade Street, sister of the bride-elect; Mrs. A. Bronstein, St. Lawrence Boulevard, mother of the groom-elect; and Mrs. Issie Weiskopf, St. Lawrence Boulevard. Mrs. Reiter wore a beige crepe dress,
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\viih a round neckline, and embroidered bodice, and corsage of yellow Tea roses; Miss Rose Keiter, an emerald-green velvet dicss, with a low neckline, and a pink velvet hat, rhincstone accessories, ami a corsage of pink roses; Mrs. Bronstein, a brown faille dress, with a round neckline, rust-colored hat, and a corsage of yellow roses; and Mrs. Weiskopf, a green taffeta dress, with a boat-shaped neckline, matching hat, and corsage of pink roses. The honoree, Miss Jennie Reiter, wore a dress composed of a black velvet bodice, and rust-shaded metallic skill, and fashioned with a low, round neckline. She had a black velvet hat, matching purse, and a corsage of Talisman roses. Chrysanthemums and pompoms were combined with pink carnations and roses to form the table decoration.
Miss Eleanore Sailer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sailer, Mount Royal Avenue East, fiancee of Jack Gottlieb, son of Mrs. S, Gottlieb, Colonial Avenue, and the late M. Gottlieb, whose marriage will take place on February 4, at Beth Yehuda Synagogue, was entertained at a linen and personal shower at the Bucharest. The hostesses were: Mesdames A. Fogel, Mount Royal Avenue East; S. Perzow, Clark Street; S. Goldman, St. Urbain Street; S. Ostroff, Pine Avenue East; H. Gottlieb, Wiseman Avenue; and S. Smith, Henri Julien Street. One hundred and fifty guests were present. Mrs. Fogel wore a taupe crepe dress, witih brown accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses; Mrs. Perzow, a taupe faille dress, with matching
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