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The work on the Lynn (Mass,) Hebrew Free School is rapidly proas d. the building will probably wtthiBf the next two months.
Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel, Mont-real* has learned 'through'fourteen year* of experience that the formula for a Sisterhood's > growth in membership, prestige and.influence', is adherence to its fundamental purpose pf devotion to Jewish cultural ideals and to^the Temple's aims.
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood's programs dealing with Jewish life, literature and experience have established for themselves a high standard of excellence. One of the greatest services rendered by the Sisterhood to the congregation in recent years was the institution of a wage system for teachers of the religious school, thus^transforming Jewish educa- � tion into an effective, influence in the child life of Montreal. This year the Sisterhood proposes to extend its activities to the field of social service. The members desire especially to place the advantages of their efforts at the disposal of the boys and girls in congested Jewish districts, and ' although � the specific channels of reaching them have not been determined upon, it is thought that the Sisterhood will associate itself in this work with the University Settlement, which maintains contact with a large number of Jewish young people.
BOYS' WORK
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v corps of leaders has � been; suf&aently trained and enlarged, \ >.,/ i .'.�;; . . � . - - Secretary, ;� /Jewish 3py( Ltte Council. ;^
The question of education of children is a most important one in any civilized society. The adolescent, because of the maturing of the sexual instincts slid the coincident widening of the emotional and perceptive powers, is most susceptible to the influences that are brought to bear upon him. Because of his imminent graduation into manhood, most attention must at first necessarily be given to him.
Our Gentile friends, recognizing this, began their work years ago. They interested and held the boy through the activities of his gang, because^ it was realized, that during this period the child first becomes conscious of and tries to express social instincts which usually take the form of teams, gangs, and clubs, where co-ordination and teamwork replace the more individualistic efforts of earlier childhood.
At a. recent meeting of the National Boys' Council, the field covered was thoroughly surveyed. It was pointed out by Mr. M. M. Cohen, statistician of the organization, that a large number of Jewish boys had been taken care pf by Christian organizations.
This was recogsized by Mr. Cohen to be, from a Jewish standpoint, highly unsatisfactory. While the Jewish boys were treated as equals, still their Jewish faith was undermined, and was not replaced by any other spiritual guide.
To remedy this, Mr. Cohen, conceived the idea of a Jewish organization for the training of Jewish boys and wherever possible to center this work about the synagogue.
The program to be followed is the fourfold one, that is, the development of the physical, mental, devotional or religious, and social instincts of the boy, inculcating the Jewish ideal into the work- The boys are divided into groups acxxirding to age, nine'.to eleven, twelve to fourteen, fifteen to seventeen. The groups have Jewish names, as also have their officers, the ritual similarly is based on references from Jewish history, v
The first practical problem to be faced is the development and training of leaders. Young men who will give their time to the^training of boys with the ideal of making them Canadian citizens of the highest type; and who will still be Jews. The leaders must be fully qualified, they must have knowledge of the boy, his psychological and physical needs. They must be sincere, and willing to give their time unstint-mgly. � -.. . ^
A class of leaders, under the guidance of Taylor Stat ten, the foremost boys' worker on the continent, meets every Wednesday night at the University Avenue Synagogue at eight o'clock Rabbi Siegel is in charge of the devo-tiosfel dirwoa.
DOINGS OF THE JEWISH BOy LlEfc COUNCIL
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On Monday, January 10, two camps of the Men of David were started in "the Strathcbna School in West ^Toronto.
The nanie of one is Camp of Jacob. The following'.officers were ejected? Chief, Louie Greenblatt, 40 Fiskenv Avenue; Deputy, pavid Rotish; 7,7 Maria Street; Scribe, Issie Ormstein, 17 Fiskeh Avenuej^omptor, Sani Slat:' ky, 163 Maria Street; Standard Bearer, . Sam Velesld, 3273 Dundas Street West; Mentor, B. Koekie, 361 Church Street.
The name of the second camp has , not been determined. The officers axe! Chief, Issie Ysprech,- 3210 Dundas Street West; Deputy, J. Kupcov,' 209 \ Maria Street West; Scribe, J. Plaiiuavv 3208 Duridaa Street* West; Comptor, Irving Bernstein, 19 Fisken Avenue} Standard Bearer, Louis Bloom, ^77 ly!aria Street; Mentor, Leon Weil, 233 Landor Avenue. v ^
On Wednesday evening^ the officers of these camps were initiated by the Supreme Camp of Mentors, Rabbi Siegel acting as Supreme Mentor.
Very beautiful insignia buttons for Men of David and Wanderers (junior Order), are being presented to members of this order. The colors of both are light blue and white. The designs were made by RabbrSiegel. '
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BOYS! YOUR ATTENTION! VOTE TOR MONTE
J. Montagues, 134 Howland Averiue. is running for alderman of Ward 4, of the Boys' Municipal Council. Boys between the ages of 15 and 19 connected v with any club whose work embraces the fourfold program are entitled to vote.
Get your voting cards signed by your Club leader!
Get out strong and elect Monte! He's the boy for us! He's a hustler!
Election for Ward 4 is between 4.30 and 9 p.m., at Lansdowne School, Spadina Crescent.
Council" 535, Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, which is the only Jewish Council in the Order in Toronto, installed officers for the year 1922 at their last general meeting held at thfe Zionist Institute. Messrs, A. T. Ka-minker and P. Wolfish were re-elected Chief Councillor and Secretary respectively; Dr. J. A. Trackman was elected Physician of the Council, succeeding Dr. Wm. Harris, and Mr. Solomon Eisen, B.A., Solicitor. This Council was organized here over'twelve years ago and boasts of a membership of about 150. ^ ,
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The Executive of tie Carhbad Relief .'.. Conference has considered-a-scheine \'\j submitted to it by Advocate^ Brainson for the settlement of 10,000 Jewish;,; orphans. Five to she million .fniacs'-ijri required annually for the scheme. \ ',
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