OCTOBER 28, 1966
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/ Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Cantor, 4304 Guimont Street, celebrated tho first birthday of their son, Steven, at a garden party, at their home. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berger, grandparents, and son, Alvin Berger, 86 Theoret Street; Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Berger, 373 St. Joseph Boulevard West; and Mrs. Goldie Kaufman, 4703 St. Catherine Koad; great-grandparents; great-aunts: Mrs. V/alter Newman, and son, Edward Newman, 4703 St. Catherine Road; Miss Joan,Lesser, of New York; Mrs. Leonard Berger, and Brian, Craig, and Allison, 90 Theoret Street; Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Kaufman, and Felccia. and Audrey, 4279 Prince Charles Avenue, cousins; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Co-h'.-n, 5555 Trent Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, 85 Theoret Street; and Miss Judith Ellen Pa-lef, of Ottawa, Ont., the fiancee of Edward Newman. A yellow, and white birthday cake beautified the table,
Mr. and Mrs. David Aisenthal (nee. Sonia Dlin), 522 Creyier Street, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a dinner dance, given by their children. Eighty guests were present. They have six sons, and three daughters-in-law: Mr. and Mrs. Max Aisenthal, 1090 Mill Hill Street; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aisenthal, 520 Crevier Street; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Aisenthal, 1092 Mill Hill Street; Saul . Aisentlral, Abe Aisenthal, Issie AisentnM; and two daughters, and two sons-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Yarrow (Es-.ther), 1234 Shorecrest Street; Mr. and Mrs. Tully Grief (Claire), 2150 St. Louis Place; fifteen grandchildren: Mrs. Irving Dar-oick (Rhoda), 760 D'Estree Street; Barry Aisenthal, and Miss Sandra Aisenthal; children of Mr. and Mrs. Max Aisenthal; Harvey, aged fourteen years; and Marlene, ten, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-.scph Aisenthal; Tina, aged three years,- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Aisenthal; Michael, aged seven years; son of Issie Aisenthal, and Mrs. Zicele~ Aisenthal, 5704 Kincourt 'Street; Ellen, aged fifteen years; Marvin, thirteen; Sharon, nine; and Neil Yarrow, six; Myrna, aged thirteen years, Rhonda, ten, Heather, seven, and Stuart Grief, five; and two greatgrandchildren: Celindnytwo years; and Earle, Dardick, six months. Mrs. Aisenthal wore a pale-blue, printed silk dress; with a corsage of white gardenias. A centrepiece of yellow, and white snapdragons, and carnations; was combined with a gold-coloured, and white cake , to adorn the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schwartz, 4545 St. Kevin Street, celebrated the bar-mitzvah of their son, William, who was called to the Reading of the Law, at Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue. He is the grandson of Moses^ Edelstein, of Tel Aviv, Israel, who was here for the celebration, and the late Mrs. Bertha Edelstein; and of the late (-Mr. arid Mrs. Wigdor Schwartz', of Rumania. Kiddush was observed. Afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz were luncheon hosts to two hundred guests. Mrs. Schwartz wore an off-white lace ensemble; with a matching hat. The ushers who took part in the flag ceremony with the family,
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were: Albert Seidler, Edward Lechtman, Michael Fish, Gordon Rabinovitch, Etan Kauffman, Yair Altman, William Tabachnack, George Halpern, Mark Fenster; Mayer Schwartz, Izellot Porper, cousins; Miss Udina Edelstein, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. H. Porper, and Mr. and Mrs. I. Edelstein; all uncles, and aunts. Seated at the head table with the family, were: xinclea, and aunts: 'Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz, and son, Mayer, of Israel; Mr. and Mrs, Herman Porper, and daughter Izellot; Miss Udina Edelstein, and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Edelstein. The bar-mitzvah boy spoke. Yellow chrysanthemums, and carnations, and orange-toned gladioli; combined with a yellow and white birthday cake, beuatified the table. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ruch, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Shlamovitz: all of New York, cousins; and Mrs. Sarah Nash, and daughter, Ruth, of Toronto, Ont., were here for the celebration. That evening Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz held open house at their home for thirty-five guests.
EncflcemenTS
Mr. and Mrs. Nordeau S. Vine-berg, of Ottawa, Ont., announce the engagement of Miss Judith Ellen Palef, daughter of Mrs. Vineberg, and the late Harry Palef, to Leonard George Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newman, 4703 St. Catherine Road. The marriage will take place in May, 1967, in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris I. Mosco-vitch, 1520 McGregor Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joy Gita Mosco-vitch, to Joel David Kellman, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellman, of Brooklyn, N.Y. The marriage will take place on November 24, at Chevra Kadisha Bnai Jacob Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lazoff, 6305 Trans Island Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Harriet Paula Lazoff, to Za-vie Levine,'soil .of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levine, 4850 Cote St. Luc Road. The marriage will take place on August 17, 1967, at Shomrim Laboker Synagogue.
The engagement of Miss Mar-celle Dahan, daughter of Mrs. Mesod Dahan, and'the late Mr. Dahan, to Stanley Garfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garfield, all .of Montreal, is announced. The marriage will take place in December.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shear, 5555 Earle Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linda Shear, to Mel Leitman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lcitmdn, 5723 Kincourt Street. The marriage will take place on June 18, 1967, at Zichron Kedoshim Synagogue.
The engagement of Miss Nancy Elaine Briskin, daughter of Mrs. Leon Henry Briskin, 4385 Plamon-dori Street, and the late Mr. Briskin, to Ronald Joseph Hirsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hirsch, 6810 Wilderton A venue, - is announced. The marriage will take place on July 23, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nathan-son, 7905 Westbrooke Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bryna Nathanson, to Jack Frankel, son of Mrs. S. D. Berensweig, 5855 Decelles Place, and the late Max Frankel. The marriage will take place on June 25, at Beth Zion Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grill, 8599 Wiseman Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Grill, to William Hurwitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hurwitz, 390 Eraser Street, and the late Mrs. Rose Hunvitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kalisky, 1387 Xormandie Boulevard, announce the engagement of the-ir daughter, Miss Maralyn Barbara Kalisky, to Jeffrey Michael Leson-sky, son of Mr. and Mra. Louis Lesonsky, 4666 La Peltrie Street.
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HOSPITAL WOMEN'S COUNCIL
David Russman Unit met at the home of Mrs. S. Revzen, 3172 Van Home Avenue. The rnffle was won by Mrs. J. Latter, who gave a donation. The meeting on October 31, at 1.00 p.m., is at the home of Mrs. S. Weber, 2215 Barclay Avenue. Marcovitch-Schneider Unit met at the home of Mrs. N. Levine, 4855 Isabella Avenue. Mrs. G. Schneider is president. Mrs. . R. Damien, 2530 Van Home Avenue; and Mrs. M. Agulnick, 5C19 Alpine Avenue, are new members. The raffle was won by Mrs. G. Zwec-ker. Mrs. Agulnick gave n donation to the Golden Book. Mrs. N. Finkel, 2400 Van Horne Avenue, was hostess at a meeting at her home. The Bessie Kronenbcrg Group met at the home of Mrs. I. Miller, 5320 Macdonald Avenue, president. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Epstein, 5541vDupuis Avenue, donated towards the Golden Book honouring the marriage of Miss Deborah Slapcoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Slapcoff, 5631 Jellicoe Street, to their son. Stanley Eric Epstein. Ezra Ladies' Society met at the home of Mrs. B. London, 3500 Van Horne Avenue. Mrs. S. Lefcort is president. The bazaar is on December C, at Beth Moishe Synagogue, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mrs. J. Beraznik, 5128 Westbury Avenue, and Miss Anne Kaplan, 3025 Lintqn Avenue are new members. Mrs. H. MH.lman, 5602 Canterbury Avenue, won the raffle, and gave a donation. Congratulations were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Saul Nadler, 8580A Outremont Avenue, on the birth of their granddaughter, Lori Lynn; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nadler, 4715 Plamondon Street. A meeting was held at the home of Mrs. B. Piaf-sky, 5230 Dalou Avenue.
YOUNG ISRAEL
Synagogue of St. Laurent Sisterhood paid-up membership, installation of officers, and dinner is on November 2, at 7.30 p.m. Conveners are: Mesdames Hyman Shinder, William Bercovitch. Officers are: Mesdames William Ely, president; Jack Soicher, Hyman Shinder; vice-presidents; Louis Abramovitch. secretary; Simon Krashinsky, treasurer; Myer Ki-zelnik, program; Richard Aranoff, membership and telephone; Joseph Walsh, Jacob Rosenberg, bazaar; Harry Gilbert, hospitality; Reuben Aranoff, publicity.
meeting November 1, at 2:00 p.m., is: Shmul Chaim Zrill, luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. Zrill, 4590 St. Kevin Street; at 8:00 p.m., is: Chaim Revzen Junior, at the home of Mrs. M. Finkclstein, 5676 Macdonald Avenue. Unit meeting November 3, at 1:00 p.m., is: Brotman-Geyer Gantman, dessert luncheon, at the home of Mrs. R. Appleby, 5320 Macdonald Avenue; at 8:00 p.m., are: Fraid-Phi). Cohen, at the home of Mrs. H. A. Cohen, 5591 Bradford Place; I. J. Borrin, at the home of Mrs. J. Obront, 2860 Van Home Avenue. Units meeting November 3, at 8:00 p.m., are: Hesha Berson and Rose Moss^ at the home of Mrs. Rose Haus-wirtz, 4875 Bourrct Street; Marsha Shlamovitch at the home of Mrs. S. Gold, 69,30 Wilderton Avenue.
^HOSPITAL OF HOPE*
Council [of Units sponsored a tour of the Hospital, 7745 Sherbrooke Street East, which included a Suc-coh. Special g-uests were presidents or representatives of all Montreal Hospital Auxiliaries. The guests speaker was Dr. A. Stil-man, chairman of the Medical Board, oh "Ethical Aspects "In A Hospital For The Chronically Sick." Mrs. H. B. Tanenbaum was chairman. On the committee were: Mesdames Schnair Cohen, hospitality; P.' W* Cohen, registration; H. Bercovitch, I. Kanofsky, L. Goldenberg, E. Goldstein, on reception. The following were present: Mesdames M. Pinsky, president; S. Cohen, honorary president and adviser; H. Bercovitch, H. B. Tanenbaum, P. W. Cohen, vice-presidents; R. S. Wilsoni J. \V. Duncan, Royal Victoria Hospital; E. Goldstein, financial secretary-treasurer; B. Schacter, Golden Age Group; L. Goldenberg, M. Edelstein, N. Rosenbaum, Cancer Aid; H. Zrill, Doris Rutman; Grace Neasmith, Grace Dart Hospital; A. D. Boudin and F. L. Ro-bitaille, St. Justine Hospital; A. Anderson, Douglas Hospital, Verdun; Bernard Ralph, Jewish General Hospital; Dr. P. Cazelais, St. Jean de Dieu Hospital; Mesdames F. T. Etenis, Montreal Children's Hospital; H. J. Lang, Montreal Children's Hospital; Lillian Schacter, Norma Perlman, Mount Sinai Auxiliary'; Allison Aneseley, Provincial Hospital Association; also E. J. Finerty, Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital; Mesdames John H. Dunne, St. Mary's Hospital; M. Dwire, L. Singc-rman, A. Sirois, St. Joseph's Hospital, Rose-mount; also Nat Cohen, president of the Jewish Hospital of Hope; Meadames M. I. H. Kaufman, and Max Steinberg, Maimo-nides Home For The Aged; pr. E. M. Roth, Chief Resident, Jewish Hospital of Hope; Mrs. Xorman N'ae-mark, and Mrs. Harry Ler.et-sky. Cancer Resonrch Society, Mesdames Rose Glazer, Rae Alrod, J. Issen; Rabbi Isaac Tei-cher, W. E. Goldsmith, executive director, and Cecil Latxnv, chairman of the executive, and firat vice-president of the Jewish Hospital of Hope. Units n-.c-c-t-ing on October 31, at 8:00 p.m.. are: Yoi-ef and Chasio Pinsky. at the home of Mrs. A. S. P>lauer. -!3cO Western Avenue; Isaac and Sima Rutman at the home of Mrs. B. Campbell, 4oO Ninetieth Avenue, Chomedey; Fs-ther Caplan. at Mrs. N*. Xaran and Mrs. D. Starr, conveners. Unit
BETH ZION SYNAGOGUE
Sisterhood meets on November 7, at 9.15 a.m. Dr. Victor C. Gold-bloom, M.P.P., will review a book. Later on, Mrs. Claire Kirkland-Casgrain, M.P.P.; Alvin Johnson, Rabbi S, M. Zambrowsky will review books. Mesdames M. Green, Hu. 2-4945; and S. Davien, IIu. G-2987, are ticket conveners.
CANADIAN FRIENDS
Of Bar-Ilan University in Israel: Mrs. Zalmah Stern, 118 Aberdeen Avenue, will open her home, to the first meeting of the Women's Division on November 1, at 1:30 p.m. Officers and executive board will.be elected. Rabbi S. M. Zambrowsky, honorary president, will speak.
ANGELS' BALL
A meeting of the Ball and patrons committee for the Angels' Ball, "The Emerald Balr", took place in the home of Mrs. Leonard Ellen, Mrs. Edgar Cohen, chairman of the Ball, presided; also Mrs. Leonard Ellen and Mrs. Norman Lu-povich, Patrons co-chairmen, Lunch was served. The Angels' Ball commttee is headed by Mrs. Edgar Cohen as chairman, and honourary chairman, Mrs. Arthur Victor. Mesdames Mitch el Gnr-finkle, and Melvin Greenberg, vice-chairmen; Leonard Ellen, and Norman Lupovich, patrons; Leonard Simand. financial secretary, treasurer; Myer Mendelsohn, patrons; Herbert Myers, and Lou Goldberg, reception; Morton Mintz, publicity; Harvey Sarkin, Thrift Shop; Seymour Shuchat, ball credits; Jack Golf man, Alfred Naimer, Jack Golick, Berel Hoppenheim, reception committee; Lloyd Freeman, S. Millowitz, Edward Davis, hostesses; Martin Payne, Bernard Co-en, reservations; Herbert Blumer, Sheldon Merling, special gifts; also Paul Johns, and Mesdames Ted Wphl, Rubin Zimmerman, decorations; Morley Cohen, Melvin Ross, Discotheque; Montroy.Cohen, Louis Firestone. Norman Halpern, Max Kaufman, secretaries; Elliott Godel, Monroe Rovins, telephone; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Reitman, arrangements; also Edgar Cohen, Joseph Hopmcyer, Arthur Victor, committee at large; Junior Committee, Robert Vineberg, Joel Schaehter, Miss Karen Firestone, Miss. Monica Mintz, David Levine, junior committee; Mesdames Jacob Elkin. Joseph Hopnieyer, Fred Packer, Benjamin Robinson, Myer Hendelman, Aaron Schaehter, ilr. and Mrs. Philip Vineberg, nd-visory.
PYTHIAN SISTERS*
Recia Stanfield Memorial Temple Number Four meeting and card party is on 'November 1, at 8.00 p.m. Mrs.'S.'Epstein is president; Mr;?. M. Shapiro, corresponding secretary.
Daltrop, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Daltrop, 4S75 Borden Avenue, spent nine weeks.'in Israel, on a study tour, sponsored by Bnai Brith Youth Organization; traveleling via El Al Israel Air Lines.
BNAI BRITH WOMEN
Montreal Chapter Number 257 at (he Sheraton-Mount Hotel. Chaim Spilbcr^, of the ish Public Library, >poko on Ncmer Und Zein Sina". Mi*. Schacter is prestder.t; >tr>. dred Helfield, publicity.
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Montreal playwright Carol Lib-man will direct the loading. Rabbi Poller says that this rendering coincides with the scriptural reading assigned ' this Sabbath to all synagogues. The public is invited. On November G, at 8.15 p.m., a joint Brotherhood and Sisterhood meeting will hear a panel discussion, with audience participation, on "The Position Of The Jew In .Changing Quebec." The moderator will be David Noyek. panelists: Dr. Victor Gpldbloom, member Provincial Legislative Assembly; Dr. Joseph Kagc, executive director of the Jewish Immigrant Aid Society; Dr. Samuel'Lewin, assistant education director of the Canadian Jewish Congress. Que.-tjon nnd answer period. Admission free.
*TEMPLE EMANU-EL*
Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi; Rabbi Jay B. Goldburg, assistant: On Friday evening, October 28, at 8.15 p.m.. Rabbi Goldburgh will speak on "The Virtue Of Looking Forward"; Saturday morning, October 29, at 11.30 a.m., sermonet-te: "Hospitality", based on Tor ah Portion, by. Dr. Stern. Jonathan Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Tarshis, 805 Belmont Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his bnr-mitzvah, on October 28, and 29. "Canada, Today And Tomorrow", is the theme which Leslie Kobcrts, author nnd commentator, will speak on, at the opening dinner meeting, of the Brotherhood, on Monday evening, October 31, at 6.30 p.m.; when the annual fund-raising effort will be brought to a close, with prizes to be given: trip to Europe and Israel for two; and a trip for one. Presiding at the dinner will be Isidore H. Morrell, president; conveners are David Metrick, Thomas Shustack, Peter Zinman. and Murray Deskin.
Of Living Judaism"; general chairman, Jack Grcenstein. The opening lecture on November 5, at 8.30 p.m., will be, "Jewish Ritual � Xormal Or Neurotic Behavior?" with Mr. Greenstein as chairman. On November 6 Shachris service. at 9.15 a.m.; breakfast, at 10.00 a.m.; and lecture at 10.30, "The Jewish God Was Always Alive"; chairman', Joel Rubinovich. On Wednesday, November 2, at 8.30 p.m., in the Community Hall, the Judaica Institute of Arts and Letters have a dramatic reading from the h.ook. ''Songs Of Songs" by Mrs. Benjamin Herson; and Kimon Valascacis; accompanied by the harp Of Mrs. Dorothy Masella of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Chairman is William Abrams; general chairman, Lawrence Lande. Men's Association Breakfast Forum will meet on Sunday, October 30, at 10.00 a.m. Rabbi Shuchat will give the Moses. A. Brown Memorial Lecture. Breakfast chairman is Joseph Eliesen; lecture chairman, Samuel N. Schacter. president, Men's Association. A. D. Betnesky is chairman of the Forum. The hosts are: Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. H. Greenblatt..Mr. and Mrs. B. Simons.
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Synagogue, Rabbi Wilfred Shu-chat: Joseph Richard, son of .Mr. � and Mrs. Harold Davis. 4817 Draper Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah on October 29, for his bar-mitzvah. Dr. Me-nachem M. Brayer, Professor of Biblical Literature and Hebrew Education, at Yeshiya University, in New York, will be the guest lecturer at the Men's Association .twentieth'Torah. Institute, on tho \veek-end of November 5 and 6. The general theme is "The Nature
Mrs. Edith Bush, 4672 "Vezi-na Street, the widow of Barney Bush, died on Thursday, May 19. She is survived by two sons: Jack Bush, 4672 Vezina Street; Louis Bush, of New York; four grandchildren: Miss-Brenda Bush, and Gary, aged fifteen years; children of 5lr. and Mrs. Jack Bush; Isabel, aged sixteen, years; and Robert, eleven; children of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bush; three sisters: Mrs. Louis Katz (Jane), 4850 Isabella Avenue; Mrs. N. Wex (My-ra), of Calgary, Alberta; and Mrs^ C. Rutenberg (Rose), 4885 Queen Mary Road. Funeral services took place from Paperman's. Rabbi Lester Rosner officiated. Burial was at King George Sick Benefit Society Cemetery. Shiva was at the home.
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