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OCTOBER f,
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BAR-MITZVAHS
Allan Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg, 4879 Plamon-
don Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah on October 7, at Shomrirn Laboker-Beth Yehu-dah-Shaaro Tefillah Synagogue. He is the brother of Miss Tobie Greenberg; and Irwin, aged ten
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PROGRAMME: MON. EVE., OCT. 16: Gala Program: Baya-derka; Excerpts from Gayane; The Hunter and the Bird; The Corsair; The Gossips; Excerpts from Nutcracker and The Cossack Scene from Taras Bulba. TUES. EVE., OCT. 17: Swan Lake (2nd act) Gayane; The Hunter and the Bird; The Corsair; The Gossips; Excerpts from Nutcracker and Cossack Scene from Taras Butba. WED. EVE., OCT. 18: The Sleeping Beauty. Prologue and three Acts: The Christening, The Spell, The Vision, The Awakening, The Wedding. THURS. EVE., OCT. 19: The Sleeping Beauty. FRI. EVE., OCT. 20: Gala Program (same as Oct. 16).
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years: grandson of Mrs. Riva Greenberg, of that address, and the I ate Allan Greenberg: and of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Stein-man, of Montreal. Kiddush will ba observed. A dinner-dance in the Synagogue hall will take place that evening.
Serge Stuart, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Sydney Harrison, 616 Powell Avenue, was called to the Reading of the Law, in honour of his bar-mitzvah at Temple Emanu-El, He is the brother of Sharlene, aged ten years; grandson of Mrs. Sonia Harrison, 4886 Queen Mary Road; and of Mr. and Mrs. Max Beit, of New London, Conn.
Arthur Elliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickard, 4894 Mira Road, will be called to the Reading of the Law, in honour of his bar-mitzvah, on October 6, at Temple Emanu-El. He is the brother of Harvey Pickard; and of Dianne Naomi, aged fifteen years; grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pickard; and of the late Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Berenston. Kiddush will be observed. A dinner at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel will take place the following evening,
Norwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mergler, 4867 Cumberland Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Law> in honour of his bar-mitzvah on October 6, at Temple Beth Sholom. He is the brother of Miss Donna Wilma Mergler. Kiddush will be observed.
Nathan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barend Roet, 4803 Hutchison Street, will be called to the Reading of the Law, in honour of his bar-mitzvah on October 7, at Beth David-Beth Yitzchok-Kehal Jes-hurun Synagogue. He is the brother of Max Blitz; and of Joel, aged fifteen years: Leo, ten; and Harry, eight; grandson of Mrs. B. Blitz, of Amsterdam, Holland. Kiddush will be observed.
David Goran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Shedlack, 4905 Cote St. Luc Road, will be called to the Reading of the Law, in honour 4>f his bar-mitzvah on October 7, at Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue. He is the brother of Mark, aged eleven years and Lisa, seven; grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Shedlack; and of Mrs. Mary Glenn, of Bowen Island, B.C., and the late William Glenn. Kiddush will be observed. A dinner-dance in the Synagogue hall will take place that evening.
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The annual Histadrut Campaign is being launched in Halifax, N.S. A cultural evening, on October 8, at 8 p.m., at Beth Israel Synagogue, will present Samuel Lapin, lecturer and journalist, as guest speaker. He is a graduate of Dropsie College (Philadelphia) and received a Master's degree at Columbia , University. Mr. Lapin is executive director of the Labor Zionist Movement in Canada. On his way to Cape Breton, A. M. Shurem, national executive director of the Canadian Histadrut Campaign, will also address the gathering. Dr. W. Yaphe and Jack Mintz are chairmen of the Halifax Histadrut League; Morris Weiner, secretary-treasurer; Jack Rafuse, publicity chairman; League members: H. S. Solomon, H. I. Jacob-son, D. Cuperfajn, M. Kohler, E. Rafuse, S. Goldfarb, L. Goldfarb, H. Newman. Mr. Shurem will address an open meeting in Glace Bay, on Sunday, October 16, at the Talmud Torah Hall, on "The Contribution Of Israel To Independence And Peace In Asia And Africa" to open the campaign in Cape Breton. The chairman will be Saul Bernick, a Histadrut leader.
son of Mr. and Mrs; Henry-Slaven, 474 St. Catherine Road, Montreal. Miss Jacobson is the daughter also of the late Dr. Morris Jacobson. In Halifax, Miss Jacob, son was entertained by: her aunts: .Mesdames Nathan Rubin, at lunch; Ethel Michael, at a buffet supper, at their homes; Mesdames A. Epstein, at a recipe shower at her home; Ben Zemel, Morris Goldstein, Dr. Ann Ham-merling and daughter, Miss Judy Hammerling, at teas at the Lord Nelson Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Manuel I. Zides, at dinner at the Lord Nelson Hotel; Mrs. Earl Goldberg, at a luncheon at her home. Mrs. Morris Jacobson, mother of the bride-to-be, entertained at a tea at her home.
Eisenstat, 6154 Rosedale Avenue, An arrangement of fall flowera decorated the table. The marriag* will take place on December 24, at Beth Israel Synagogue, in Halifax. . � ' -
Miss Janet Goldstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein, of Saint John, N.B,, entered Mount Saint Vincent College, at Halifax, N.S.
Mrs. B. Unterhalter, of Long Island, N.Y., spent a week with her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Tanzman, of Lancaster, Saint John, N.B.
Miss Marcie Lee Jacobson, daughter of Mrs. Miriam Jacob-son, of Halifax, N.S., and the late Dr. Morris Jacobson, and the fiancee of Lloyd Slaven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slaven, 474 St. Catherine Road, Montreal, Que., was entertained at a tea in Montreal, by her cousin, Mrs. Irving
Miss Eleanor Irvine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Irvine, 95 Poplar Street, Halifax, N.S., arrived home from Clinton, Ont., where she spent the summer, and will enter junior year at Mount St. Vincent College.
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Avrom Lieberman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Lieberman, Orange Street, Saint John, N.B., has returned to Kings College, Windsor, N.S.
Roger Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Franklin, Lancaster Avenue, Lancaster, N.B., entered Kings College, in Windsor, N.S.
Mrs. Morris Jacobson, 438 Quin-pool Road, Halifax, N.S., gave a dinner at Ruby Foo's, in Montreal, Que., to celebrate the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mar-cia Lee Jacobson, to Lloyd Slaven,
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