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Mr and Mr*. Samuel Krohts, and Jules, 889 Caraichaet Avenue, and Mr. and Mr*. Harry Kronis, and daughter, Bonnie, 87 Denbigh Avenue, visited Mr. and Mr*. Harold Levine, 25 West Park, New Haven, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kimel, 489 Glengarry Road, are back from a vacation In Israel, having travelled via �1 Al Israel Airlines. While there they visited his cousins, Mr. and Mr*. A. Milsteins. in Ramat-Gan. They also visited Haifa. Galila, Nutanla, Natanya, and Jerusalem; Kibbuts Wingate, and the House of Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Kimel also vrere present at the Independence Day ceremonies in Beeriheba. Mrs. Kimel visited the Omna Orphanage which is sponsored by the Pioneer Women.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilks, and daughter, Marlene, formerly of 14 Peveril Hill Road North, have moved to 212]. Bathurat Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shogilev, 83 Stormont Avenue, returned from a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Fuss (nee Sandra Shogilev), and newborn son, Marc Jeffrey, 86 Bertram Drive. Dundas, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Adler, 12 Josephine Road, have returned from a three-month vacation in Miami Beach, Florida.
Mrs. M. Fox, 744 Woburn Avenue, is visiting her son-in-law, and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. A. Fink, and Nancy, 1320 Pembroke Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lieb-man, 48 Glenarden Road, returned from Windsor, Ont, where they were present at the bar-mitzvan of their cousin, Daniel, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Winbaum, 3716 Victoria Boulevard
Miss Marilyn Dvorah Berman, 38 Lynn Haven Road, visited Mr. and Mrs. Moses Bercovitch, 4612 Esplanade Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, whose son, Leonard Bercovitch, is her fiance.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sherman, 315 Richview Avenue, were in Montreal, Quebec, for the brith of their godson, Nathan Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Beecher, 4875 Bourret Street, Montreal, Quebec.
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Mrs, Sarah Beck, 4 Replin Road, visited her brother, and sister-in-law,- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schrager.'" 7779 Stuart Avenue, Montreal, Quebec.
Mrs. Z. Zerzusky, and Bemice, and Lucy, of Toronto, visited her uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schrager, 7779 Stuart Avenue, Montreal, Quebec.
Here for the marriage of Miss Deborah Raye Cadesky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cadesky. of Owen. Sound, Ont,. to Leonard Bercovitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Bercovitch, 4612 Esplanade Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, on June 24. at Beth Sholom Synagogue, will be: his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Marcus, 6620 Parkview Road, and Miss Libby Bercovitch,-brother-in-law, and sister of the groom.ttf-be; Jack Bercovitch, brother of the groom-to-be; Mr.
Snd Mrs. T. A. Herscovitch, 6532 fountain Sights Avenue, uncle and aunt of the groom-to-be; and Mr. and Mrs. R. Herscovitch, cousins of tHe groom-to-be, 4955 Bourret Street; all of Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Klein, and Hyman, Ethel and Hilda, formerly of 3841 Bajthurst Street, have taken up new residence at 3846 Bathurst Street
Mrs. Rose Cole, formerly of 36 Stormont Avenue, has taken up new residence at 569 Sheppard Avenue West.
Mrs. David Goldberg, and daughter, Kala Saryl, of Ottawa, Ont., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orzech, 280 Strat-hallan Wood. While here bhe also visited with: her father-in-law, Max Goldberg, 565 College Street; her brother, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Orzach, 291 Homewood; and her brothers-in-laws and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schwartz, 447 Euclid Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mandle, 280 Strathallan Wood; and Mr. and . Mrs. Harry Markowitz, 55 Sultana Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Merker, 44 Cork Avenue, are back from a vacation at the Charles Hotel, in Miami Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Jack Swartz, of Brooklyn, N.Y., was here, visiting her brother-in-law, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosensweig, 157A Beverley Street
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Zeiden-berg, 44 Manorhaven Road, were in Montreal, Quebec, for the marriage of Miss Elayne Caplan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myer Caplan, 882 Rockland Avenue, to Ben Brooks, son of Mrs. Sonia Brooks, 5639 Canterbury Avenue, and the late Isadore Brooks, all of Montreal, at Beth El Synagogue.
In   Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the marriage  of  Miss   Shirley   Rita Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Miller, 8161 Bloomfield Avenue, Montreal, to Fred Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nelson, 110   Lyon   Avenue,  Toronto,  on June 21, at Chevra T'hilim Synagogue,  will  be:   parents  of  the groom; Mrs. J. Brucker, 46 Austin Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. D. David, and Irving, and Rhoda. 323 Brighton Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dennis, 17 Elway Court; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Goldfarb, 42 Denrock Drive; Miss Janet Gould, 800 Eg-linton Avenue West; Mr. and Mrs. A.  Greenberg, 127 York  Downs Drive; Mr. and Mrs. I. Gruenspan, 21 Cavotti Crescent; Mr. and Mrs. H. Haier, and son,  Soren Haier, 1862  Bathurst  Street;  Mr. and Mrs. William Krossel, 142 Shel-borne   Avenue;   Mr.   and   Mrs. Maurice Soberman, 97 Maplewood Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Socken, 98 Brighton Avenue; Mr. and Mrs.
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1807 Wilson avenue, and the fiancee of stanley hoffman, ion of Mr. and mrs. s. hoffman, 389 Shaw street, waa honoured at a kitchen shower: at the Miss Myraa freedman, sley Avenue. There were thirty guests. The other hostess was Miss Carol Fruitman, 8120 Dundas Street West Miss Freedman was in a black, wool, sheath dress. _ Miss Fruitman wore a gray, wool dress, styled with a pleated skirt Mrs. Weinstein, mother Of the bride-to-be, was in a black, crepe, sheath dress. Mrs. Hoffman, mother of the groom-elect, was attired . in a navy-blue, crepe, sheath dress. Miss Janet Weinstein, the bride-to-be, wore a pink, printed linen, sheath dress, with a fitted bodice; three � quarter - length sleeves; and scooped neckline; and had a matching pink coat. The truffet table was arranged with a centrepiece of spring flowers, and white candelabra.
Miss Rosalie Fleishman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fleishman, 3638 Bathurst^Street, and the fiancee of Raymond Moscoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Moscoe, 239 St. Marks Road, was the .guest of honour at a luncheon, in the Round Room, at Eaton's. The hostesses were: Mesdames M. Fleishman, 46 Elm Ridge Drive; J. Fleishman, 1307 Wilson Avenue; and M. F. Mack, 213 Goddard Avenue; all aunts of the bride-elect. Mrs. M. Fleishman, wore a black, and white checked, jersey-knit suit Mrs. J. Fleishman was in a black, wool suit, trimmed with black, and white, striped taffeta. Mrs. M. F. Mack, was attired in a black, iridescent, silk suit Mrs. Fleishman, mother of the bride-elect, wore a threerpiece, hand-knitted, coral-colourea suit. Mrs. Moscoe, mother of the groom-to-be, wore.a beige, knitted suit, trimmed with dark brown. Miss Rosalie Fleishman, the bride-elect, was in a sleeveless, pale blue, linen suit, with a fitted overblouse; and the bottom of the skirt was trimmed with white floral design. Her flowers were a corsage of pink sweetheart roses, and white pom poms. The table held white, and pink spring flowers, and white candelabra.
Miss Sharon Isaacs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isaacs, 238 Castlefield Avenue, fiancee of Richard Schrage, son of Mrs. Helen Schrage, 46 Saranac Avenue, and the late Morris Schrage, was honoured at a shower, by these hostesses: Mesdames Cetia Weiner, 333 Vaughan Road, grandmother of the bride-elect, in a royal-blue, silk sheath, with a corsage of orchids; Morris Weiner, 175 Delhi Avenue, in a three-piece, navy-blue, and white, knitted suit; Edward Warren, 601 Vesta Drive, in a "beige, knitted sheath dress; Joseph Warren, 252 Maxwell Avenue, in a turquoise-blue, silk shantung, two-piece, suit; and Miss Freida Weiner, 333 Vaughan Road, in a black and white, silk printed, sheath dress; all aunts of the bride-elect. Mrs. Isaacs, mother of the bride-elect, was in a black, and white, silk, printed sheath, with a fitted bodice; cap sleeves; and scooped neckline. Mrs. Schrage, mother of the groom-to-be, wore a gold-coloured, printed, silk, sheath. Mrs. Anne Isaacs, 202 Major Street, grandmother of the bride-elect, was in a brown, and gold-coloured, silk, printed sheath; with a corsage of orchids. Miss Sharon Isaacs, bride-elect, wore a sleeveless, fitted, beige, chiffon dress, re-embroidered entirely with bead-work, which had a scooped neckline; and a full skirt. Her flowers were a corsage of orchids. The table was adorned with a centrepiece of spring flowers, white^and pink roses, gladioli, and carnations.
Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lei be 1 Freedman, 427 Euclid Avenue, was called to the Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah, at Beth Jacob Synagogue. He is the brother of Louis, aged fifteen years; Raymond, twelve; Irving, nine; Morris, seven; and Kerry, five; great-grandson of Mrs. Etta Lenchner, 36 Highview Crescent Kiddush was observed. A dinner reception was held, with one hundred and eighty guests present Mrs. Freedman was attired in a blue, sleeveless, sheath gown of peau de soie; fashioned with a fitted bodice, embellished with beadwork; and scooped neckline. Her flowers were a wristlet of orchids. Mrs, Lenchner, grandmother, was in a sheath dress, styled with three-quarter-length sleeves. Her flowers were a corsage of red, and blue-tinted roses. Those seated at the head table with the family were: Rabbi Moses j. Burak; Fiahe! Lenchner, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lenchner, and mr. and Mrs. Karl Fateraisen, uncles and aunts; mr. and Mrs. Michael Orzech. Chaira Yoseph Orxech asked the blessing over the challah. Those who lit the candles beside* the above were: Albert Rotnish, Mra. Rose Heit Harry and Lorraine Binatock, Mr. and mrs. s. Pupkin, end Susan: Mr. and mrs. s. Binstock, mr. and Mrs. w. Schwartz, mrs. A. Lefokowitx, and Betty; mr. and mrs. w. Han-kowits, mr. and mrs. j. Klasner, mr. and mrs. P. Gorevitch, and Tammy, and Esther; Leon Lenchner, Alike, and deanna Fateraisen, cousin*: and Sheldon Stanley, mendel, and cindy sehwartx. the table waa adorned with bine, and
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Gary Howard, son .of Mr. 'and Mrs. Irvine Shienfield, 279 St. Clements Avenue, will be called to the. Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah,'at Beth Sholom Synagogue, on May 23. He i* the brother ox Leon Avram; grandson of Mrs. Ronfa Shienfield, 667 Arlington Avenue, and the late Isaac Shienfield: ana of the late Mr. and Mra. Harry Waldman. Kiddush and luncheon will follow.
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The marriage of Miss Cecily Silverberg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Silverberg, 310 Betty Ann Drive; to Nissim Bahar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bahar, of Bombay, India, was bolemnized on March 24, at eight o'clock, by Rabbi David Monson. The bride was given in marriage by her parent*. She wore a fitted, white, Chantilly lace, gown set over peau de soie, with its jacket: with scalloped neckline; and bell-shaped skirt Her fingertip, tulle illusion veil was caught with a rose petal, lace, pill-box hat, trimmed with pearl beads. She carried a cascade bouquet of white orchids,   and   stephanotis.   Miss Elaine Bahar. sister of the groom, was maid  of honour, wearing a gown of pink, silk taffeta, combined with net for the bodice; and styled with a high neckline; Empire  sleeves;   and  sheath  skirt adorned with hand-painted flowers. Miss Fern Solomon, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid, gowned in mauve silk, fashioned  with a fitted bodice; scooped neckline; and A-line skirt. Each had a matching headpiece; and a cascade bouquet of white, and pink carnations and roses. Alan Silverberg, brother of the bride, was best man. The ushers were: Dennis Silverberg, Lome Kotzen, eousins of the bride; Rubin Kotzen, uncle  of the bride; and Harvey Snowbell, brother-in-law of the groom. The aisle decorations were an arbor of pink, and white roses, and high standards of pink, and white gladioli, and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Silverberg, mother of the bride, wore an Empire gown of pink brocade applique with bead-work   on   bodice;   three-quarter-length sleeves;  scooped neckline; and  A-line  skirt.   Mrs.   Hvman Starr, grandmother of the bride, wore a blue,  lace, sheath gown. Mrs. Abraham Silverberg, grandmother of the bride, wore a turquoise-blue,   satin,  sheath   gown, embellished with beadwork. Each had a matching headpiece. Their flowers were wristlets of white orchids.   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Nissim Bahar spent their honeymoon in Niagara Falls, Ont, and New York, where they sailed on the Queen Mary for London, England.  The bride travelled in a brown, and yellow suit, hand-knitted by her mother; with a yellow hat; and brown accessories. Her flowers were a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. and Mrs. Bahar will take up permanent  residence  in   London.   Mr. Bahar received a grant in English Literature, and will teach at Trent Park College. Those from a distance for the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Gurian, of New York, uncle, and aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Glassman, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wineberg, P. Wine-berg, of New York; all cousins of the bride; and misse3 Janet,, and Edwina Jakar, of London, cousins of the groom.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George Galambas (nee Rosalie Feldman), 15 Elway Court, on April 17, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son. Jerry Allan; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Max Feldman, 23 Elway Court; and great-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman, 20 Was-dale Avenue.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Fishman (nee Arlene Riff), 36 Denrock Drive, on April 21 .at Branson Hospital, a daughter, Lisa Tracey; sister of Richard Gary, aged   two  and  one-half years;
Kanddaughter of Mr. ana Mrs. �uis Fishman 2682 Bloor 8treet West; and of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Riff, 92 Lynnhaven Road.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tameanko (nee Betty Ann Levine), 28 Frankton Crescent on April 27, at New Mount Sinai Hospital, a daughter, Karen Lynn; sister of Jonathan, aged four years; and of Stephen, two and one-half; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sua Tlmanoff, of fiamat Gen. Israel; and of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levine. 387 Brooke Avenue: great-cranddanghter of Mr. and Mr*. Max Parnes, 887 Brooke Avenue.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Dankner (nee Renee Devlin), 140' Culford Road, on April 19, at the Northwestern General Hospital, a daughter. Dena Lynn; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dankner, of Halifax, Nova Scotia; and of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wineberg, 2121 Bathurat Street; great-granddaughter of Mrs. Nettie 'Landau, 615 Chaplin Crescent; and of Mrs. Mary Taerk, 16 Mark-dale Road.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gaisin (nee Terry Metter), 3311 Bathurst Street, on, April 19, at Toronto General u Hospital, a daughter, Tina Rochelle; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Matter, 28 Flanders �oadj all of Toronto; and of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gaisin, 4885 Montclair Avenue; great-granddaughter of Mrs. Dora Gnisin, 6820 Terrebonne Street; all of Montreal.
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Egmont L. Frankel, 236 Douglas Drive, died at his home on Friday, May 8, at the age of seventy-two years. He is survived by Mb wife, Mrs. Ruth Frankel; two sons: John Frankel, and Alan Frankel; a daughter, Mrs. Oscar Kofman (Joyce), 233 Douglas Drive; four
Jrandchildren: Barbara, Betsy, ames, and Jeffrey Kofman; two brothers: Carl Frankel, 661 Avenue Road. Rabbi W. Gunther Plaut, Rabbi Abraham L. Fein-berg, and Rabbi Ferdinand Isser-man, of St. Louis, Missouri, former Rabbi of Holy Blossom Temple, officiated at funeral services there. Burial was at Holy Blossom Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Frankel was president of Frankel Industries Limited; and a director of the Mercantile Bank. He attended Model School and Upper Canada College before entering the University of Toronto. Mr. Frankel, graduated there in 1911, in chemical engineering. In 1925 he married the former Miss Ruth Hart-man, of Chicago. III. He and his wife worked on community projects for year8. Mr. Frankel was one of the founders of the Oakdale Golf Club. He was the only Canadian ever to become president of the American Society of Secondary Materials, a trade association; was a past president of Toronto General Hospital Building Fund: a past vice-president of the United Jewish Appeal; and a past president of the Canadian Jewish Congress.
Jack Goodman, 7 Flanders Road, died on April 24, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, at the age of sixty-eight years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anne Goodman; two sons: Carl Goodman, 47 Arlstan Drive; Julius Goodman, 65 Prue Avenue: a daughter, Mrs. J. Rot-man (Sally), 10 Lawnhurst Boulevard; his father, Hyman Goodman, 16 Henry Street; three sisters: Mrs. Jack Felstein (Gertrude), of Toledo, Ohio: Mrs. Meyer Shapiro (Mary), of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Samuel Butler (Fay), of Detroit, Mich.; and a brother, Cantor Robert Goodman, of Chicago, 111. Rabbi David Monson officiated at funeral services, assisted by Cantor Henry Wahrman. Interment was at Dawes Road Cemetery. Shiva was at home.
Mrs. Bella Gryfe, of Toronto, died on Sunday, April 26, at the age of seventy-four years. She was the widow of Jack Gryfe; and is survived by two sons, Murray Gryfe, of Phoenix, Arizona; and Reuben Gryfe, 62 Sparrow Avenue: a daughter, Mrs. M. Gelman (Lillian), 96 Charleawood Drive: seven grandchildren: Elaine, and Loretta, children of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gryfe; Robert, and Brenda, children of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gryfe; Howard. Carolyn, and Norman Gelman; three brothers: Lazier Freedman, Izxy Freedman, and Abe Freedman; and a sister, Mrs. Becky Hussak; all of Toronto. Cantor Nathan Stolnitz officiated at funeral services. Interment was at Roselawn Cemetery. Shiva waa at 96 Charleswood Drive, the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gelman.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hassuan (nee Marcia Kofsky), 3311 Bathurst Street, at the Women'* College Hospital, on April 27, a daughter, Shawn*; gtanoMaaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Morri* Kofsky, 274 Searle Ave-
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Mrs. Jean Wagman, 69 Elm Ridge Drive, died on May 7, at the Princes* Margaret Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Alex Wagman; a son, Morton Samuel Wagman, 48 ToptlfffT^Avenue; three daughter^ Mrs. F> Pearl-man (Renee), of Meaford, Ont; Mr*. David Sotway (Charlotte), 240 Searle Avenue; Mr*. J. Biren-baum (Sandra), 990 Avenue Road; eight grandchildren: Holly, Ronald, Mark, and Anthony Pearl-man: Sherri, Elise, Michael, and Janice Sol way; three sisters: Mrs. Joseph Green berg_ (Mary), of Stratford. Ont; Mr*. M. Ruten-berg (Sally), of Sudbury. Ont; and Mis* Ann Graekstein, of Parry Sound, Ont; and a brother, Israel Gluckatein, of Hamilton, Ont Rabbi David Monson officiated at funeral services. Interment wma at Mount Sinai Maaaorial Park. Shiva waa at homo.
Max Worth (Wortxman), 60 Old Park Road, died suddenly at hi* home, �;lfar T. 8h* is survived byWs wife, Mr*. KmOj Worth;
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Mrs. Esther Green, 544 Lawrence Avenue West, died on May 1, at the Toronto Western Hospital, at the age of seventy-two years. She was the widow of Samuel Green, and is survived by two sons: Percy Green, of Toronto; and Jack Green, of St. Catharines, Ont.; a daughter, Mrs. Henry Gord (Gordie), 24 Lynn Haven Road; nine grandchildren: Melvin, Beverley, Francine, and Larry, children of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Green; Lynn, and Michael, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green; and Leslie, Kenneth, and Charna Gord; two brothers: Joseph Barclay, of Detroit, Mich.; and Harry Barclay, 11 Wenderley Road; and a sister, Mrs^Morris Abramovitz, 4900 Bathurst Street. Interment was at Bathurst Lawn Cemetery. Shiva was at 24 Lynn Haven Road, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gord.
David Wasserman, 25 Gloucester Grove, died suddenly at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, on May 11, at the age of fifty-two years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Wasserman; two daughters: Mrs. A. Silver (Eleanor), 52 Meadow-brook Avenue; and Andrea, at home; a son, Martin; a granddaughter, Carolyn Silver; a sister, Mrs. Herbert Shubit* (Eleanor), of New York; and a brother, Morris Wasserman, 401 Castlefield Avenue. Rabbi David Monson officiated at funeral services. Interment was at Beth Sholem section of Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Shiva was at the home.
Abraham Soloman, 133 Times Road, died at the Baycrest Hospital, on May 10, at the age of sixty-nine years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Molly Soloman; a son, Samuel Soloman, 10 Shallmar Boulevard; two daughters: Mrs. H. Lipton (Sylvia), 44 King High Avenue; and Mrs. J. Pearl (Frances), 28 Tavistock Road; five grandchildren: Lawrie, Gary, and Karen Lipton; Linda, and Kenneth Pearl; a sister, Mrs. Samuel Go-renkoff (Sophie), 60 McAllister Road. Rabbi Albert Pappenheim officiated at the funeral services, assisted by Cantor D. Greengar-ten. Interment was at Bathurst Lawn Cemetery. Shiva waa observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lipton, 44 King High Avenue.
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