SEPTEMBER IS, 1950
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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� HADASSAH: Reyah Chapter charity tea, on Sunday, September 24, will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Applebaum, 17 Windley Avenue, from 2 to 6 p.m., convenership of: Meadamei Jack E. Young, Arthur Her&h, B. Chernovsky, H. Golden-beg, A. Small. Junior Hadaaeah opening- dance is at the St. Glair Avenue 'Synagogue, on Sunday, September 17, Misses Eatelle Morrison, LA. 7742; Jean Streisfield, WA, 2097, convening. All girls invited.
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Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg: The Parent Council executive is: president, Mrs. S. Greenwood; others, Mesdamea A. Goldblatt, S. G. Marcus, W. Kagan, H. Gold, J. Mayles, Jack Shain, O. Newman, M. Cole, M. Duckman. H. Posen, S. Alter, D. Palter, A. L. Feinberg. Gifts to the library fund from: Mr. and Mrs. Mac Gilmore, Mrs. David Shulman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Birn, Mr. and Mrs. Myer Bald, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Botnik, Mrs. Frances Davidson, Mrs. Ben. Stutz, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gruber, Mr. and Mrs. Matth'ew Sapera, Mrs. Ann Adman, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pape, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sapera, Mr. and Mrs. William Tatter, Dr. and Mrs. M. Bochner. Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Hellen, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Luxen-berg, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. .Sapera, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Foster, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Rothenberg, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Berg, Mr. and Mra. J. B. Crangle, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nash-man, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Helen. Mr. and Mrs. R. Auerbach, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Manson, Mr. 'and Mrs. Irving Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Geld-saler, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snider, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Halperir, Dr. and Mrs. David Eisen, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. R. Auerbach, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Turk, Mr. and (Mrs. Arthur Mea-singer, Mr. and Mrs* Harry Salter, Lynn Salter, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Halpern, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sapera. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nash-man, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Messin-
Sjr, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roher, r. and Mrs. David Griesdorf, Dr. and Mrs. Alan Track, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rotstein. This list to be continued.
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FOR RENT: furnished room in lovely Forest Hrll home, reasonable rent. Refined male student or young 'business man. Apply Box 336, Canadian Jewish Review, 21 Dundas Square, Toronto 1, Ontario.
FOR RENT: Bedroom in lower duplex, garage optional, with middle-aged couple. Bathurat, just south of Eglinton. Suit business man. Excellent transportation. Call RE. 3739.
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PRACTICAL NURSE available from September 15. Highest references. Care for invalid and infants. No housework. Day duties. Call KE. 2444.
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� DELPHIAN SERVICE Group are starting their fourth season. Mrs. L. Azef is president; Mrs. L. Breslin, retiring president; Mrs. J. Breslin, vice-president. Program includes a rummage sale in early fall, theatre night, fall dance. Donations from January until June 1960 were: fruit for Old Folks Home, $83; Youth AJiyah, $300; United Jewish Appeal, $100; Histadrut, $60; Winnipeg Relief Fund, $60; Cancer Fund, $10; Mount Sinai Hospital, $100.
� BNAI BRITH, Upper Canada Lodge: Third annual Yom Kippur dance is on Thursday evening, September 21, with all-star floor-show; orchestra, at the Palace Pier. Cabaret-style arrangements are in charge of George Sobel, social chairman, assisted by Albert Kelman, Harry Alexandroff. For reservations, call Mr. Sobel, OL. 1287. Proceeds for Bnai Brith philanthropies.
FOR RENT: nicely, furnished bed-sitting room in modern home, nice district; would suit young gentleman. Call RE. 6034.
FOR RENT: room, and board, in nice modern comfortable home, with small family. 262 Castlefield Avenue, near Avenue Road. Call HU. 3666.
Mr, and Mn. M. Harrison, 30 Northcliffe Boulevard, announce the approaching marriage of their youngest daughter, Betty, to Sydney Dinetz, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dinetz, Richmond Street West, to take place on Sunday, September 24, at Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue, Rabbi Judah Washer officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Pearl, 524 Markham Street, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Joan Shiela, to Abe Bonder, of Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bonder, of London, to take place ont Sunday, September 24, in the Prince George Hotel, Rabbi David Manson officiating.
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When yon come home from the country make sure to phone Midway 0941 for your kosher meat, poultry and delicatessen. KALMEN GREENSPAN & SONS offer you speedy, free city-wide delivery. Mail out-of-town orders to 7 Brunswick Avenue, Toronto.
WANTED: Young business couple, recently married, quiet, refined, abstainers, require unfurnished self-contained accommo-dattone, or two-three housekeeping rooms in congenial home. Central preferred. LA. 8784.
FOR RENT: furnished room in clean, quiet apartment, 258 Rush-olme Road. Kitchen privileges. Suit business person. Call LO. 3876.
A sixteen-year-old Israeli conductor, first recipient of the Ida Hillson Schwartz Exchange Fellowship, will be among the 450 students who will enroll at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., this fall. Eliyahu Ahilea of Jerusalem, gifted musician and promising scientist, was directed to the two-year-old Jewish-sponsored University by Leonard Bernstein, leading composer and conductor who serves Brandeis as a member of its Educational Policies Committee for Music. Mr. Bernstein met the youth while, in Israel recently on a conducting tour. The Schwartz Fellowship^ established at Brandeis last year by Elias Edward Schwartz, of Somerville, Mass, with hia four � children in honor of his late wife, provide* for an Israeli, student to spend a year at Brandeis, or for a Brandeis student to study in Israel. A talented conductor, Eliyahu Ahilea has twice conducted the Orchestra of the Israel Broadcasting Service, both on the air and publicly. He is the winner of the only scholarship awarded by the Israeli government to student music conductors, and, in addition to his outstanding musical gifts,
WANTED: Stenographer-receptionist with some bookkeeping knowledge for all year around Laurentian hotel. Private room and board with salary. Position open immediately. Call PR. 1014 for personal interview.
FOR RENT: furnished room in lovely Forest Hill home; reasonable rent. Refined male student or young 'business man. Write Box 336, Canadian Jewish Review, 21 Dundas 'Square, Toronto 1, Ont.
REFINED housekeeper desires position. One or two elderly business gentlemen. Small salary, comforts able home, central; or part-time with remuneration, if preferred. Call OR. 5243 or write Box 1000, Canadian Jewish Review, 21 Dun-das Square, Toronto 1, Ontario.
FOR RENT: Furnished lower duplex, adults only. 605 Palmers-ton Boulevard. Call MAfair 22J9.
WANTED, unfurnished three or four roomed flat or apartment by young newly-weds. Phone LA. 5452.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rubinoff, Castle Knock Road, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Sylvia, to Irving Kraft, son of Mr. and Mra. Abraham Kraft, Ulster Street, to take place on Sunday, September 24, at five o'clock, in Beth Yehudah Synagogue, with Rabibi G. H. Felder officiating.
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ANNOUNCEMENT . , . Toronto Junior Hadassah
OPENING DANCE
Sunday, September 17th, 8:30 p.m.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE SYNAGOGUE Dancing to Jack Evans Orchestra�Everyone Welcome
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This happy couple have found a way to enjoy a'n extra-special holiday every year. How? They set enough money aside, each payday, in a B of M savings account to cover the expenses of one vacation day. This way, they avoid any last minute worries about ready cash. What's more � they don't have to compromise by cutting down their holiday or going to a second-choice spot.
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