5709 - Rosh Hashonah - 1948
CANADIAN   JEWISH   REVIEW
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Kopman, 97 Whitmore Avenue, with Mrs. J. Schlesser presiding. Annual Succoth tea takes place on October 21, at the home of the convener, Mrs. Samuel Dinaberg, 47 Northcliffe Boulevard. Pearle Goodfellow Chapter, at the home of Mrs. S. Davis, 427 Grace Street, with Mrs. Abraham Houpt presiding, discussed the bazaar, convener of which is Mrs. Louis Rapp. Olga Shayne Chapter met at the home of Mrs. L. Copeland, Glen Cedar Road, with Mrs. J. Lewis presiding; Sharon, at the home of Mrs. Percy Silverberg, 193 Strathearn Road Road, with Mrs. Abraham Sabsay presiding. Yom Kippur dance takes place on Wednesday, October 13, at Club Kings-way. Conveners: Mesdames Jack Goldenberg, Percy Silverberg, Ben. Karp, Bert Strauss, Harry Stern. Beth Gan Chapter met at the home of Mrs. M. Hoffman, 1674 Bathurst Street, with Mrs, Harold Min-den presiding. Bazaar convener is Mrs. L. Ritter. Daughters of Zion Chapter, at the home of Mrs. Yetta Mendelson, Austin Terrace, discussed the bazaar. Conveners are Mrs. B. Cohen, Mrs. L. Sutin. Weizmann Chapter met at the home of Mrs. David Wolf son, Rosemary Road, with Mrs. Samuel Glazier presiding. Bazaar conveners are Mrs. M. Dick, Mrs. H. Breslin. Hostesses were Mrs. David Wolf-son and Mrs. Harry Gasse. Jordan fall tea, on Sunday, October 10, is at the home of Mrs. I. Wilson, 254 Forest Hill Road, three to six; conveners, Mrs. J. Kamin, Mrs. M. Kaufman.
Beverly Milne, KE. 0064; Elaine Steiner, MA. 6741; Shirley Smith, KE. 1624; Ruth Ray, LL. 7803; or at the synagogue from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
� Montague Raisman, 331 Waimer Road, C.L.U., was one of the principal participants in a course and conference on Advanced Life Underwriting, conducted by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, in Toronto, Detroit, and Ottawa.
� MIZRACH1 WOMEN'S Organization: Minnie Etlin Chapter met at the home of Mrs. E. Newman, 210 Havelock Street. An appeal was made for furniture and linens for the Hadati Farm in Guelph. Mrs. H. Bassen donated a three-piece chesterfield set, and linens were collected by Mrs. M. Kurtz. A rummage sale was planned for Thursday, October 28, at 230 Parliament Street; Chanukah party, December 18, at the home of Mrs. William Wolfish, 157 Glen Road; annual tea on March 6.
� SONS OF DAVID bridge at the home of Mrs. D. Title, 281 Markham . Street, had assisting: Mesdames M. Gulko, J. Kravatz, D. Title, P. Klienberg. A tea will be held at a later date at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kline, 91 Hilton Avenue.
t) BNAI BRITH WOMEN, Upper Canada Chapter, Number 544, met at the Royal York Hotel, Miss Lucy Hartzman presiding. A Menorah pin, for outstanding work was presented to Miss Min Push-koff, by the president, Miss Hartzman. Miss Shirley Demsky, dance chairman, gave a report on the dance to be held in November, at the Royal York Hotel. Guest soloist was Miss Renee Star, who sang, accompanied by Miss Pearl David at the piano. Program chairman, Miss Miriam Mayson, introduced the guest speaker, Leon Weinstein, of Toronto Lodge.
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� SHAAREI SHOMAYIM Synagogue: Youth group dance is on Saturday, October 16, from 9 p.m. Orchestra. Information about tickets from: Milton Johnson, ME. 4896; Misses Adele Cainer, RA. 3885; Miriam Halpern, OL. 2149;
Mrs. Rose Klompus, formerly Rose Cutler, died in her thirty-seventh year, in the Women's College Hospital, on Friday, September 17, after giving birth to a son, Ronald; She is survived by her husband, B. Klompus, 196 Claremont Street; her infant son, Ronald; her mother, Mrs. R. Cutler; her sisters, Mrs. J. Gerry (Anne);    Mrs.    Samuel    Webb
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THE TORONTO
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wishes all their Chaveros, contributors, and friends
A Very Happy New Year
May we, together with the Working Womenys Council, our sister organization in Israel, stand on guard prepared to give aid and share in the development of our new-bom state. May the year 5709 see Israel take its place among the free nations of the world!
TORONTO AND ONTARIO
YOUTH ALIYAH COMMITTEE
Extends its heartiest greetings and good wishes to all the Ontario Jewish communities, Synagogues, Organizations and friendly individuals, who have generously supported the noble rescue work of the Youth Aliyah during the past year. NOTE:  Our 1949 Youth Aliyah Campaign will commence m Toronto on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1948, and in Ontario communities the first week of JANUARY 1949. WISHING YOU ALL PEACE, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
IN THE COMING YEAR! S.  KRONICK MRS. M. A LEVY
Chairman, Ontario Youth Aliyah Chairman, Toronto Campaign
MRS. 0. DUNKELMAN, Traasurtr M. KRAMER -  -  -  Director
(Goldie), of Chicago, 111.; and three brothers, Harry, Morris, and David. Interment was at the United Hebrew Jewish Order Cemetery, with Rev. Boris Charloff officiating.
was at Dawes Road cemetery, Rabbi Reuben Slonim officiating. Shiva was at the home.
Mrs. Shirley Epter, 82 Beverley Street, died in her fortieth year, after a brief illness, at the Welles-ley Street Hospital, on September 19. She is survived by her husband, Vern Epter; two brothers, Morcfe Tarnofsky, of Cornwall; and LouW Tarnofsky, of Montreal, Que.; four sisters, Mrs. Abraham Malinsky (Fannie); Mrs. Jack Lerner (Gertrude); Mrs. Morris Greenglass (Anne); Mrs. Jack Snitzer (Kate); one son, John Duncan, of Chicago, 111.; and one daughter, Mrs. Harry   Stein    (Ruth).     Burial
Jacob Singer died suddenly on September 10, at his home, 103 Nassau Street. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rebecca Singer; three sons: Cantor Albert Singer, of Atlantic City, New Jersey; Harry, of New York; Marvin, of Toronto; five daughters, Mrs. Isaac Stulberg (Anne); Mrs. Harry Mitchell (Beatrice); Mrs. William Blum (Gertrude); Mrs. Sidney Greshorn (Bertha); Miss Dorothy Singer, of Dallas, Texas; grandchildren, Arthur Harold Singer x of Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. . Murray Feddler (Trudy); Mrs. George Hershorn (Thelma), of Lon-
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