THE   CANADIAN   JEWISH   REVIEW
NOVEMBER  21st,  1941
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Hysms, Douglas Cohen, Arthur Shulman, Arthur Friedman, Jules Blond, Herbert Marks, Frances Starr, Trina Vineberg, Sheila Kirsch, Barbara Scott, David Cohen, Joel Rublnovitch. Additional names next week. At the Youth Conference of the J.N.P., greetings for Shaar Hashomayim were expressed by Irwin Shulxnan; for the faculty, Misses Anne Gol-denberg, Bella Lerman. Movie Sunday November 23rd, at 4 p.m., E. A. Friedman in charge. At Junior Congregation services, Ronald Burg, Edward Levlnson, Teddy Uvlngstone, Mervln Simak, Peter Rosenbaum, Herbert Shayne, Herbert Strean took part. Joseph Mendel opened the Ark and Gloria Victor explained the Sedra.
# North End Victory Tenth Committee met at the home of Miss Fanny Labensohn, 4275 Esplanade Avenue. Chairmanship, formerly held by Miss Ena Peters, transferred to Harry Freed; secretary by re-election, Miss Marjorle To-rontour; organizer, Miss Vivian Shapiro. Next meeting, Sunday, November 23rd, at 3.30 pjn. at 3940 St. Urbain Street Any organization interested call the organizer, CA. 5667, evenings.
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� Canadian Jewish Congress, Eastern Division will convene on January 10th, 11th, 12th, in Montreal. Every recognized organization in Greater Montreal, having not less than 25 members, will have a right to send bwo electors to participate in the election of delegates. Organizations having more than 100 members have the right to send one additional elector for every additional 100 members, but no organization is allowed to send more than five electors Electors assemble on November 30th bt 10 a.m., in the Jewish Peoples' Schools for a session devoted to nominations and a second session for voting. Committee: S. BeBdn, chairman; Y. I. Fanaberia, vice-chairman; Harold Lande, secretary.
MONTREAL MEETINGS
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Club met at the home of Mrs. M. C. Budd, St. Olivier Street. War savings stamp raffle' was won by Mrs. Lu Rennert.
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i: Chapters meeting at 2:30 pjn.. Monday, are: Adath Israel Synagogue, guest speaker, Mrs. W. Riven; Central, at the home of Mrs. A. Etinson, 54 Nelson Avenue; Deborah, at the home of Mrs. A. I. Schlslr, 780 Davaar Avenue; Ksdimah at the home of Mrs. L. Goksberg, 4309 Esplanade Avenue; Miriam Brainin Orten-berg, at the home of Mrs. H. L. Sourkes. 251 de FEpee Avenue; Nelr TamM at the home of Mm & J. Gibson, 4197 Merell Ave-at the
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itr her husband, the ConsisVGen-Oanl of Csachusnowskla, Dr. f*an-flaak rsiiissrsf. who was calied to The lecture was by slides. Present were: M. Broh, X. Nenstin. Shaping J. Capsen. J. Vineberg. JU �fa�ssy A. Rltteabertg. H. Shsv
Kaiiffman, R. Kramer, H. TJt-win, S. Dworkln, If. Franks*, L. Ttsrtss�sms, J. Rubin, L. Kosher, S. �SrfaachlrT, J. Solomon, B. Lande, m\ Kasha, D. Kruger, L, Michael, B. Finest onf. L. Freeman, L. Sabbath, W. Gavufe, A. Greenberg, F. Aatxaisdor, Is*. A. SendeK, R. Jhjiec-tor, H. Levitt, H. Ostro, L. Cy-D. Boston, 6, Vospert,
Rabbi, Dr. H. Abrsanowxtz' Sabbath. Sedra Toeedoth, Erev Shjebboa, November � 31st, candle lighting thne at 4:50 pjn. services at 5 pjn.; Sabbath, Shachris at 9 uil, Scriptural Readings: Torah: Genesis Ch. 25, v. 19. Cfa. 28 v. 9, Prophets: Malachi. Ch. 1, Ch. 2. v. 7. Mincha at 450; Xaariv at 5:30. Sunday at 8:30 un.; mornings at 7:30; evenings at 6:30.
, combined with the Keren Ami news letter, has as editors, Brahm Feidman, Leonard Mendel, Herbert Strean. Keren Ami Council, of all classes, is: Sadye Block, Jerrold Fineberg, Shirley Brovender, William Saks, Marilyn Block, Bernard Cooper, Lois Kutsman, Jack Shayne, Raymond Capian, Burril Fine, Cyril Berlin,   Leonard   Klein;   RUth
r, tan nog is}�> ir in ald'Of the besanr, at the home of Mrs. S. Pesner, 1486 La-Joie Avenue; Rachel Levinson Chapter, tea end bridge in aid of the bazaar war fund at Headquarters, hostesses, Mesdames M. Brow-man. W. Levikoff. G. Garbe, M. A. Fine: Shnshana, at the home of Mrs, P? Long, 5407 St. Urbain Street, guest speaker: Mrs. H. Singer; Young Ladies Zionist, bridge and mah Jong at the home of Mrs. M. Ssblin, 4194 Maxell Avenue; Shaar Hashomayim, at the home of Mrs. M. Segal 3511 Ad-dington Avenue, guest speaker, Miss Catherine MacKeneie, prin-cipaO, Gizis' High School; current events. Mrs. J. Schwartz; Chapter meeting Monday, at 8-30; Rachel Anna Leavy at the home of Mrs. D. Cooperberg, 6258 Papineau Ave-
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Some years ago durirs the depth of. the depression a prominent Jewish electrical engineer gave a Job an) much-needed encouragement to a young Christian. The young man never forgot that act of kindness, and today that "bread cast upon the waters" is coming back. Now living in Pi incest Asia* Msrytand, and doing weH,
the young Christian recent y sent a check to the United Jewish Appeal as his contribution for the support of the relief, rehabilitation and re* settlement programs of Use Joint Distribution Committee, the United Palestine Appeal snd the National Refugee Service.
In the letter which he sent to L L Benjamin, chairman of the United Jewish Appeal Committee, the non-Jewish contributor ssid:
~Aa s descendant of Americans in General Washington's army, who would haw gone hungry and without adequate arms without the assistance of s patriotic Jewish banker, as s one-time victim * of the depression who wss on the verge of physical and mental starvation and who was given s job snd much encouragement by one of the most outstanding Jewish electrical engineers hi tc* country. I shall slwsys feel _   a very great sense of grsti-
nue. Chapters meeting Tuesday st 830; Emos Israel at the home of Mrs. A. Zaltchick, 5667 Park Avenue, friends invited; Esther Rachel Naverich at the home of Mrs. A. Friedman, 5442 Hutchison Street; Judith st the home of Mrs. � J. Weinsteln, 3903 St Urbain Street Pioneer Women will hold open house sponsored by Mrgdoi and Klnnereth groups on Sunday evening, December 7th, at the Jewish Peoples' School, 5210 Waverley Street; music, drama, dancing, buffet. At the Zionist building, Mesdames I. Namerow and J. Golden were hostesses to Deborah Chapter and friends at a linen, money shower and mah jong to benefit the bazaar, and over S40 was realized in addition to gifts of linen. Miss Ethel SchwiSberg, president of Junior Hadessah, and Miss Gertrude Cohen, Junior bazaar convenor, with Miss Molne Resnick are in charge of entrance and cabaret tickets among the Junior groups, for the bazaar on December 3rd and 4th at the Mount Royal Hotel
� Victory Club, affiliate of the North End Victory Youth Committee, presented at Strathcona Hall, Guy Caron, guest speaker, whose address was "French Canada's Role In The War". Miss Shlrdey Bexcovitch reported on the Quebec Committee for Allied Victory, stating that the Victory Youth Committee had officially affiliated itself with this body, and that a representative youth council would be set up to sit on the Quebec Committee for Allied Victory. Miss Esther Spivack was in the chair. Over seventy-five people were present.
� Bed Cress: The Countess of Limerick, a member of the Executive Committee of the British Red Cross, will address the Quebec Provincial Division on Tuesday, November 25th, at 8.30 p.m., at the Windsor Hotel.
� Hospital of Hope: Inspection takes place Sunday, November 23, from 2-4 pjn. Committee: C. B. Fainer, M. Rudolph, Councillor M. Seigler, B. Lecker, Councillor W. Victor, I. EUey, M. Scherer, M. Bernstein, W. Pote-cMtt, S. Capian, H. Grover, B. Kaplan, M. Cohen, H. Wotafsky, M. M. Sperber, I. Strulovitch, J. Ret-ter, H. M. Axelrad, I. Davlne, J. Sternthal, A. Potechin, S. Kletsky, Councillor A. Eaton, J. Schafran, CoundBor Louis Bass, D. Speis-man� H. H, JOlgex, "Hff*1 Rifldn-stebV H. Moscovitch, H. RsAnblatt,
Inapactlon win take NoTrernber 30th. TUcvah Unit bridge and mah kmg Is Dewsnber 18, Meadames t Rocksteinv J. Sohnel-derman, H. Gnsstein, H. P. Stark, D. Stark, M. Bernstein, Freds Simon, J. Cohen, B. Litwin, the committee, would welcome the formation of new units. Telephone BEssir 3512. Complimentary Cha-nukah festival st the Talmud Torah Wednesday evening, December 17.
# Y.WJLA.: Junior Department is functioning both at the Y-MH.A. and at the Y.W.H-A. On Sunday afternoon the following leaders are in charge: Misses Edythe Title-man and Ruth Weinsteln, The Happy Gang, six to nine years old; Miss LUa Rosenewedg, The Victory Club, ten ye ars old; Miss Fay Cotton, The Witting Workers, eleven; Miss Betty Leznoff, the Jolly Juniors, eleven to twelve; Miss Bens Godlovitch, the Maple Leaf ChsV twelve to fourteen; Miss Ida Cummings, Arts and Crafts Room. In addition to Sunday afternoon activities, dancing and swimming with Miss Elsie Salomons at the Y. M.H.A. For North ' End members; *I^iesday, Mrs. Zekks Stmnektorman leads the Drama Club; Monday and Wednesday afternoons, dancing csssses at the YJWJUL, directkm of Miss Ease .Salomons Junior Committee now consists of Mrs. A. Pesner, chairman; MtsdsuuLa Edward Barkoff, M. Schecter, J. Loebe<. Y.W1LA. Senior Club Council, Mrs. S. Rogers preakfthg. had present: Misses Gertrude Hoffman, rnosogy uejei v?ena Aansnersnsta, Hsndicrafes; Bessie Epstein. Fran-cine Sharpe. Public Speaking; Miss Edythe TKleman, Skit; Ruth Pfef-fer. Hostess; Bessie JournsJism; Rae Vinegar, Minsk, MY** Debs; Bessie Horowitz. Mary Nilofl Current Events; Mrs. V. Bychowsky, War Efforts; Miss Jean Ream, cnairman of Chxb Cocnmittee. Elections at nest meeting. New T* members wifl be guests of the Senior Chsb Council snd House Council on Monday, De-censber 1st at 9 P-m. Skit Club will present an original show "Dramatizing the direction of Miss Hikla Popovich. Public Speak-
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"Here on the Eastern shore, also. I have reason for being thankful there are Jews . . . They have often dropped just the right word of welcome or encouragement when the going was difficult or slow . . . And so the tntlost'l check to sent in that spirit as expression of our belief that life should be worth living for Jews, that the Job you are trying to do for less fortunate Jews is well worth doing."
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Sharpe, secretary. Social psychology lecture by Professor Forrest Laviolette, of McGill University.' on Monday, November 24th, st 9 pjn. at the Y. W. H. A-, will be "Courtship And Marriage". Public welcome.
O) Cewa^asan Trussh Review twentieth enmversany was cekbrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har? old Nnimfinn Harvacd Avenue, Montreal, when the guests in-chsded the publisher snd editor respectively. Mr. snd Mrs. George W. Cohen, of Montreal; Miss Ida Ittton, Mrs. M. A~ Levy, Mrs. Jack Mi&er, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Salu-tin. of Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiftdor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neumann Mr. and Mrs. L Pk%-man, Mr. snd Mrs. L GosJberg. Mrs. & Jaffe and daughter. Miss Judith Jaffe, J. H. Magid, Misses Zelda Schwsm. Sally Jacobson. Frances labensohn, of Montreal. A birthday cake held twenty blue candies; a xzikkiight supper wss served from a table with a surr*-slist centrepiece telling of the activities of the guests of honor, snd the decorations suggested scenes in the history of the paper. The celebration week-end included a dinner group at Chez Ernest, and s hnnheuu party at the Nanking Restsurant
Dr. Harry J. Stem, rabbi: Sermon Friday. November 2hst at 8:25, "Bund Judanenr. Saturday, at 11:30, sermonette. Child study snd parent education group meets Tuesday.
Novesnber 25th, at 2:4S pjn^ at the home of Mrs. Maxwell Ksrt
Wolfe will prnsent a H. J. Stern will preside. CerstiiipM win conduct current events st the ty Tuesday, at 8:30, preciation class at 9J&. Mrs. Arthur Frames and Murray 8or%> etein are esraetora of the Tooth Council Mm. M. J. Hililuii ng Is sn sddition to the staff of the school, taking Class L Dr. Stern wlM attend the Inter-AmerVas Conference on Novcusber 33r1 m Baithnore. Sumner Welles, Secretary of State for the United States, win speak at an open
of the Outre-Hebrew School met at the home of Mrs. C f^setsstst. 0087 Durocher Avenue, who wen reelected president. Othere,* Mesdames B. Krakower, a Ballon, H. Baum. W.Woioshen. Nextmeetimg at the home of Mrs B. Rraoower. �135 Durocher Avenue, on Wednesday, November 36th.