JAH0ARY 20, 1961
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� YOUNG ISRAEL �
M�ndell Uwittes, Rabbi, will eel* ebr�t$ Shabbo* Shiro at * festive MeJ�v�M�lk�, on Saturday even-in*, J*ttoary 28, at 8> in the Main Auditorium. The Children's Choir, direction of Cantor Z. Halperin, will prwent a program of Zemlrot L'MoUaat Shabbat (Saturday night songs), with Robert Birn-baum at the piano. Rabbi Lewittea will speak on the new Siddur. Admission by ticket only; refreshments. B. Machlovttch and M. Wig-dor, will make presentations to the choir. Arrangements committee is Mrs. N. Dwoskin, Hyman Gaber, Robert Piltr, Sam. Borod, Carl Burg, A. Green, and M. Silver-stone.
� JEWISH BIRD �
WATCHERS
Society and Bridge Club, Montreal Branch, held their semiannual meeting at the top of Mount Royal. Harold Hoffman, president, spoke oh "Feathers Are A Bird's Best Friend". Mrs. Harold (Vivianne) Hoffman, club secretary, recounted her first-hand experiences with an American thunderbird. Guy Lalumiere, guest ornithologist, lectured on "Honore De Balzac Et Son Amour Pour Les Oiseaux". Albert Nussbaum, of the Toronto Branch, will deliver an address on "Birds I've Watched in Montreal", at a meeting to take place some time in April.
� PIONEER WOMEN �
Young Women's Groups joint meeting is on Wednesday, January 25, for a panel discussion, "Israel And The New African States", with participants, Norman May, a law student at McGill University; Enianuel N. Omeriuker, a McGill student, from Nigeria; and Got-fried K. Agama, a McGill student, from Ghana. Friends are invited. Mrs. H. Borshy, cultural chairman, arranged the program. Mrs. I. Sa-tenstein, chairman of the Young Women's Groups, will preside. Negev Group self-assessment evening was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Zworn, 4640 Van Home Avenue; Mrs. J. Gallay, 3515 Van Home Avenue, conducted the evening. $150. was raised for this project.
� ADATH ISRAEL �
Synagogue, Charles Bender, Rabbi: David, son of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooperberg, 395 Ste. Catherine Road, will be called to the Reading of the Torah, on Saturday, January 21, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah. The campaign organization of the Capital Repayment Fund, final appeal, headed by the co-chairmen, Gordon Brown, David S. Dubin, and Louis U. Wiseman, announced these appointments; chairman of the executive, Joe Rubin, with Sol. Fine, Issie C. Mendelsohn, vice-chairmen-; members of the executive; Leon M. Adler, Abe Balling-ton, Hyman Barkun, Joseph Berg, man, Nathan Bierbrier, E. Brown, Maurice Browns, Samuel Chodos, Boruch Cleman, Abe Dalfen, Victor Deckelbaum, Alderman Philip Fainer, Max Finkelstein, Joseph N. Frank, Marvin B. Gameroff, Arthur Garmaise, Aaron Gelber, Max Gertsman, Gerald Goldwater, Samuel Grostern, Max Gruber, Hyman Hubscher, Joseph M. Hubscher, Samuel Jacobson, Manuel Lazare, Hyman C. Leibo-^vitch. Leon M. Maron, Myer Mendelsohn, Myer Miller, Joseph Y. Nadler, Norman Namerow, Louis Pinsky, Dr. Hirsch - Rosenfeld, Samuel Roth, Moe Rudner, Morris Schwartz, Benjamin Silverman, Harry Silverman, Dr. J. Simino-vitch, Robert Springer, Darby I. Strohl, Samuel Wenger, Joseph Winer, Alex Wise and Shemon Yaphe. Campaign council is: Jo-
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� TEMPLE EMANU-EL �
Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: January 20, at 8.15 p.m.; sermon: "Meeting Life's Decisive Moments." For Oneg Shabbat hostesses are: Mesdames Arthur Benjamin, Samuel Engels, Maurice Vilder, Nettie Morantz, Louis Shapiro, Samuel Garfield; chairman, Mrs. Pauline Marsh. Saturday, at 11.30 a.m., sermonette, "Serving God." Sydney Benjamin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Portner, 5610 Borden Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah at both services in observance of his Bar Mitzvah. At the Book Lover's Forum on January 25, at 2.45 p.m., the Rev. Dr. Rudolph J. Ber-lis will give a book review. Mrs. Harry Joshua Stern is general chairman; co-chairman of the day, Mrs. M. Edmund Gordon. Mesdames David H. Lisser, William Gittes, Alexander Mellor, Robert Speirs will pour the tea. Hostesses are: Mesdames Josef Aron, Jack Engels, Samuel Garfield, George Hollinger, Ivor Kursbatt, David Kobernick, Paul Levee, Joseph Roston. The 20th Institute on Judaism takes place all day on February 6. Professor Norman Golb, of the Hebrew Union College, in Cincinnati, Ohio, will lecture on "The Religious Significance Of The Qumran Scrolls", and "The Medieval Jew And His Contribution To Civilization." Dr. Stanley B. Frost, Dean, Faculty of Divinity, McGill University, will speak. Attendance is by invitation only. At the Men's Club open board breakfast meeting, on January 22, 9.45 a.m., those on the programme will be: Abraham Izenberg, president; Joseph J. Cooper, Maxwell E'. Hochmitz, past presidents. All past presidents will be guests of honour. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shustack, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rath, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wolk, Mrs. Anna Wolfe, Samuel Benditsky, Hershell H. Lewis, Michael Teicher, Samuel Segal, Henry Benjamin conducted daily services. The Consul General of Israel, The Hon. Pinhas Eliav, will be guest lecturer at the School For Adults, on January 23, at 8.45 p.m. At 8 p.m. "The Jewish Contribution To Western Civilization" is led by Dr. Anna Stearns. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gesser will be named Ira Alan. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bergen will be named Elaine.
� SHOMRIM LABOKER �
Beth Yehudah-Shaare Tefillah, Dr. Chaim N. Denburg, Rabbi: Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Te-nenbaum, 3030 Linton Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah honouring his Bar-Mitzvah, on January 21. New members are Harry Wener, Maxie Rosenbloom, Harry Hodess, Harry H. Kliger, Jack Garellek. The Wolf Cubs of the Synagogue are: Barnett Gordon, Lewis Olishansky, Ronnie Lann, Howard Moscovitch, Irwin Finestone, Sandy Davis, Fred Zwalsky, Eric Lakien, Stephen Zepp, Howard Maeid, Steven Gar-finkle. Chairman of the group com. mittee is Morris Lann; Cubmaster, Saul Gordon; assistant Cubmaster, Issie Garfinkle; assistant instructor, Jeffrey Lann.
� BETH ORA �
Synagogue, Morris Halpern, Rabbi: On January 28, Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leitman, 760 Abbott Street, will be called to the Reading of the Torah as a bar-miUvah. On Sunday, January 29, the Men's Club will sponsor a breakfast, honouring these bar-mitzvah boys: Murray Reisler, Barry Kiratein, David Berlinski,
Irwin Bernstein, Reuben Schwartz-man, Michael Crclinsten, Stanley Kpstein, Allan Lerner, William Samis, Joel Shugar, Gerald Levine, Milton Hartman, Mort. Baker, Wolfi Weissglas, David Gartenberg, Gerald Posluns and Philip Leitman. Presentations will be made by Rabbi Halpern, and Charles Laxer, president of the Club. Moe Guttman, is chairman of Adult Education, .for which registration for the second semester will take place on Monday, January 30, at 7.00 p.m., sponsored by the Adult Hebrew Education Institute, of Yeshiva University. Instructors are Rabbi and Mrs. Halpern; adults and teenagers invited.
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his Bar Mitzvah. Oneg Shabbat. Last week. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schnapp, Joseph Schnapp, Lionel Rosenthall, Avrum Brodsky, Cliff Better, Howard Ro^en, Allen Tor-chin, Harry Segal took part, Sunday' at 10.16 a.m., the Breakfast Club will hear as guest speaker Joshua Levine,. on "Jewish Hia-tory Of The Middle Ages", Adult education class, sponsored by the Brotherhood, meets on January 23, at 8.30 p.m..Rabbi Liner, will continue discussion on "Basic Judaism". On January 24, at 1.30 p.m., the Sisterhood Social Action Group will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Halton, 6594 Mac-Donald Avenue.
� HOSPITAL OF HOPE �
Unit meeting on Monday, January 23, at 1:30 p.m.^ is: Goodwill-Leonard Breger, at the homerof Mrs. G. Weiner, 4960 Bourret Avenue; at 8.00 p.m., are: Yitzchoch Raizel Golick, at the home of Mrs. S. Go-lick, 5051 Clanranald Avenue; Esther Caplan, at the home of Mrs. S. Uditsky, 6760 Clanranald Avenue; Isaac and Sima Rutman, at the home of Mrs. S. Pinsky, 1145 Lajoie Avenue. Units meeting on Wednesday, January 25, at 2.00 p.m., are: Henry Snuster, at the home of Mrs. L. Cooperstone, 5480 Snowdon Avenue.; I. J. Ekycrin, at the home of Mrs, B. Finkelberg, 4885 Montclair Avenue; at 8.00 p.m., is: Fraid-Phil Cohen, at the home of Mrs. R. Starr, 4692 Isabella Avenue. Unit meeting on Thursday, January 26, at 8.00 p.m., is: Hesha Berson and Kose Moss, at the home of Mrs. B. At-kin, 2870 Bedford Road. Tikvah-Jacobson-Katz-Mindlin Unit met at the home of Mrs. M. Burnstein, 4740 La Peltrie Street; Hesha Berson and Rose Moss Unit, at the home of Mrs. K. Wolil, 4369 Esplanade Avenue.
� YOUNG JUDAEA �
Zionist Congresses, Their History And Significance" was the theme* of the second annual winter camp and seminar, held in Prevost. Aryeh Waldman, of Israel, discussed the "Kibbutz As An Artistic Centre". David Hamburg and Allan Levy led discussions. Miss May Polsky taught Israeli son^s and dances. The camp was directed by Abe Rosen. Those present from Montreal, were: Misses Barbara Quastel, Etta Baichman, Sandra Rodin, Carol Bell, Shirley Pfefer, Ronny Munster, Malca Jacobs, Rhona Segal, Ingrid Lewenstein, Susan Kalnitsky, Sandra Bloom-field, Ilene Harris, Bryna Efros, Elaine Auerbach, Mildred Caplan, Gloria Deitcher, Rosalind War-soff, Brenda Shizgal and liana Lampert; and Ben. Geisler, Kenneth Taub, Jerry Tabachnick, Michael Star, Martin Goldrosen, Zal-man Schipper, Allan Gedalof, Peter Greenberg, Ernest Smith, Joel Hillel, Joseph Rashcovsky, David Hamburg, and Marvin Wiesenthal.
� JEWISH CONVALESCENT*
Centre David Russman Unit met at the home of Mrs. S. Finkelstein, 4930 St. Kevin Avenue. Mrs. M. Eizenwasser, president, presided; and at the home of Mrs. S. Kush-nir, 5651 Clark Street. Marcovitc-h and Schneider group met at the home of Mrs. I. Cohen, 4810 Queen Mary Road, with Mrs. M. Mazor, 1141 Gohier Street, as co-hostess. Mrs. M. Goldenberg won the raffle donated by the hostess. Tho next meeting will be held on Monday, January 23 at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. S. Kirsch, 4660 Kent Avenue, with Mrs. G. Frishling, 4620 Plamondon Avenue as hostess.
� ROSE WELFARE �
Organization visited the patients of the Hospital of Hope. Mrs. I. Roiter was in charge of gifts distributed to patients, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. S. Silver, Mr. and Mrs. I. Propus, Mr. and Mrs. H. Levine, Max Rosen, and Samuel Miller. Mrs. M. Pinsky, president of the Council of Units of the Hospital of Hope, thanked the members who attended. The Blue Sky Revue entertained. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Roiter, vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. S. Silver, financial secretary; Mr. and Mrs. H. Levine, recording secretary; M. Rosen, vice-president; I. Ludman, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. I. Propus, Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. N. Frank, Mesdames K. Et-covitch, K. Rosen, W. Brookman, R. Spivak, L. Cohen, S. Noodle-man and G. Brown; and A. Sonof-sky.
� CHEVRA KADISHA �
Bnai Jacob Synagogue David Roth, Rabbi: Morris, son of Mr; and Mrs. Leo Kokin, 6710 Clanra-nald Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah on Saturday, January 28. Brotherhood invites members and friends to an open general meeting, on Wednesday evening, January 18, at 8.15 p.m. The guest speaker will be Harold Freeman, Q. C., on "Should The Zionist Organization Be Liquidated?". Moe Shalinsky, Archie Crystal, Abe Gordon, Joseph Stein-wald, and Ben Marchand, are chairmen.
�TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM*
Paul Liner, Rabbi: Services, January 20, at 8.15 p.m.; sermon: "The Hardening Of The Heart". Robert Maxwell, con of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laiams. 5667 Borden Avenoe, will be called to UM Read, faff of the Law in oUemnce of
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� FEDERATION OF � ROUMANIAN JEWS
Women's Division met at the home of Mrs. G. Kabinovitch, 4747 Kent Avenue. The raffle, donated by the hostess, was win by Mrs. I. Fin-kelstein, who gave a donation. A meeting in memory of the la to Mrs. N. Herscovitch, was at the home of Mrs. B. Marcus, 4875 Maplewood Avenue. At a meeting on January 25, at 2.00 p.m., at the home of Mrs. M. Spear, 6712 West-bury Avenue, Mrs. M. Miller, president, will preside.
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� BNAI BRITH �
Business and Professional Girls Group, Cum Laude Chapter Number 648. are giving a "Snow Ball" in the Maisonneuve Room, of the La~Salle Hotel, on January 22, at 8.30 p.m. Lenny Rubin and orchestra will play. Social chairmen are Misses Ray Starr, 3115 Linton Avenue; and Shirley Feldman, 1030 Ball Avenue.
entation of the Bloch Israel Symphony Orchestra, under Alexander Brott, which was sponsored by the Jewish Music Council. The other soloists in "Judas Maccabaeus", besides Jan Simons and Robert Peters, will be Ann Golden, contralto and Henry Gosham, tenor.
� MIZRACH1 WOMEN �
Schlomoh Avigdor Lieff Chapter met at the home of Mrs. E. Daniel, 4890 Grosvenor Avenue. Senior Ladies Chapter will meet on January 24, at 2.00 p.m., at headquarters; Mrs. L. Fecn, hostess.
� JEWISH CONVALESCENT*
Home of Montreal, Inc., met with Mrs. A. Landsman as hostess. The raffle was won by Mrs. J. Gold-wasser, president. Mesdames II. Levine, F. Baker, B. Shcndle took part. Members will brinjr in their ruffle books.
� SHEVET ACHIM �
D'beth Abraham Synagogue, Joseph Grunblatt, Rabbi: The Sisterhood, on January 23, at 8.15 p.m., will hold a discussion session. Mesdames J. Grunblatt, and M. Borer are chairmen. Refreshments will be served with Mesdames Pearl Cohen, and M. Liebman as hostesses. Mrs. I. Scharf, president, will preside.
� MONTREAL ELGAR � CHOIR
Presents Miss Belva Boroditsky, soprano soloist with Temple Emanu-El, singing a leading role in Handel's oratorio, "Judas Mac-c-abaeus", with full orchestra, on Tuesday, January 24, at 8.15 p.m., in St. James United Church. Gif-ford Mitchell, musical director, will conduct the group, which is Montreal's oldest English-speaking choir; starting its thirty-seventh season. A native of Winnipeg, Miss Boroditsky studied music in London, singing with the Arts Council Grand Opera Group; and with the famous Glyndebourne opera group, while in England. In Montreal, she has sung in the St. Matthew Passion with the Bach Choir; has performed in a presentation of "I Pa-gliacci"; has given recitals on the CBC; and performed in the prcs-
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Pinsker Kinyan Torah Synagogue, Rabbi Morris J. Werner: Jack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rotzain, 70 Koxton Crescent, will be called to the Reading of the Torah, honouring his Bar Mitzvah on January 21. On Sunday morning the Break-
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