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OCTQBEH II, 1WI
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
MONTREAL MEETINGS
(Additional Montreal Mtttinut on Page Sevtn)
� TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM �
Paul Liner, Rabbi. Strvicei, Friday evening, October 16, at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Liner will apeak on *The Succah". The- Kldduth will be chanted in the Temple Succah, followed by an One* Shabbat At this service, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kleinennan. and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simon and Mr. and Mm. Isaac Kleinerxnan, will be named Lori Ann Kleineraan. Last Sabbath, the lights were blessed by Mrs. Jack Adelman. Pulpit Honors were shared by Jack Freedman and Jack Miller; with Harry Segal; Ushers were Leon Scheira and Jack Schneider. 8uc-cos morning services wll be held on Saturday morning, October 17, at 10:30 SJn.; Oneg Shabbat. Sisterhood annual Succoth membership tea will be held on Saturday, October 17, at 2.00 p.m.. in the Social Hall. Mra. Michael Simon, wife of the Israeli Consul-General, will be the guest of honor. Mrs. Martin Rubin, is program chairman; Mesdames G. Wolfe and R. Rubalsky, conveners. Mrs. Lucano Delia Pergola will sing. Brotherhood Institute, on Sunday, October 18, will discuss: "Who Is A Jew?" Rabbi Chaim Essrog, director of the Adult Education Commttee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, wili _be the^ guest speaker, Breakfast witt be HeW at the Temple, at 8.00 a.m.; and sessions, starting at 10.00 a.m., will be held at St. Helen's Island; 'luncheon. Conveners are Jonathan Wolfe, Arthur Frenkel, Mike Ko-gan, Ernest Guter, Joseph Hym-son, Henry Dainow and Ben. Ber-raan. Dinner will be at the Temple at 7 p.m., followed by an evening session. Brotherhood open meet-ing is on Tuesday evening, October 20, at 8.15 p.m.
� SHAAR HASHOMAYIM �
SYNAGOGUE
Wilfred Shuchat, Rabbi: Stephen Hesse Lack, son of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lack, 4430 Circle Road, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his bar-mitzvah, on October 17. On Sunday, October 18, Douglas Alan Gameroff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gameroff, 4910 ~"J
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The program will be a dramatic narration. "In Praise Of Torah" by Mrs. A viva Caiserman Herson, with harp accompaniment by Mrs. D. Weldon Masaella. This will honour the Women's Institute of Jewish Studies, which starts d�MM on October 27, at 1.30 p.m. Mrs. Harvey Golden is chairman of the Institute. Mesdames William Aronoff and Harris Pervin are in charge of refreshments for the tea. Mesdames J. J. Fromm and Ralph Benan, Succoth decoration.
�CHEVRA KADISHA4NAI* JACOB
Synagoeue, David Roth, Rabbi: Allan Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Briskin. 4385 Pla-mondon Avenue; will be called to the Reading of the Torah on Saturday. October 17, on the occasion of his bar-mitzvah. At a Succoth luncheon, of the Sisterhood, Mra. Morris I. Moscovitch! president, presided. For the High Holy Day services, on the seating and
ushers' committee were: E. Berlin, a Bubroff, F. Cobrln, W. B. Cohen. Mrs. I. Altrows. A, Crystal, M. Daniels, R. Feldstein, H. Gasco, S. Gasco, S. J. Gaaco, G. Gertler. A. I. Gordon, M. Green-berg, M. Lassner, M. Liverman, L. Lutsky, S. Marks, G. Migicov-sky, H. Miller. J. Moscovitch, M. I. Moscovitch, N. Moss, M. Ostroff, A. M. Ostrovsky, B. Pollack, H. Pencer. H. Rogovein, P. Ruvman, J. Sacks, N. Shuster, N. TakTef-man, M. B. Vassall, M. Wasser-man, M. Weiner, C. Weisberg.
� BETH ORA �
CONGREGATION
Morris Halpern, Rabbi: Sisterhood sixth birthday program is on October 28, at 8.30 p.m., in the Auditorium, 2600 Badeaux Street Mrs. H. Ravinsky, president, will preside. Mrs. E. Shrier is program chairman. Everyone invited.
� PIONEER WOMEN'S � ORGANIZATION
The next council meeting is on Monday, October 19, at the Jewish People's School, 6170 Van Home Avenue. Mrs. M. Hersh, Montreal
president, will preside. Rochsl Blostein Group met at the home of Mrs. H, Zinraan, 2637 Solssons Avenue. |180 was collected. Israeli songs were sung. At a meeting, at the home of Mrs. A.. Si rota. 847 Dollard Avenue, Mrs. S. Paul was chairman. $140.00 was collected. A new member, Mrs. D. LifihiU, formerly of Israel, and now residing in Montreal, spoke on Israel. Dorot-Kanot Club met at the home of Mrs. H. Borahy, 6967 Mountain Sights Avenue. Mrs. M. Leighton, chairman, presided.
� SHEVET ACHIM D'BETH*
ABRAHAM
Synagogue, Joseph Grunblatt, Rabbi: Sisterhood paid-up membership tea will take place on Monday, October 26, at 8.16 p.m., in the Synagogue hall. Mrs. M. Sacks will speak on "Charm". Mra. I. Weinstein, president, will preside. Refreshments. Hostesses will be Mesdames R. Bassior, P. Gurevitch, S. Marts.
� BNAI BRITH WOMEN �
Laurentian Chapter Number 620 main annual money-raising event takes place on Wednesday, October 21, at Chevra Kadisha-Bnai
Jacob Synagogue. A money shower has Mrs. L Friedman, Victoria Avenue, and Mrs* A, Constant, Victoria Avenue, as conveners. A homemakers fair has Mrs. H. Stern, Beaudet Place, and Mrs. R. Knonick, Bartrand Crescent, as convener*. Mrs. M. Polonsky, Lanark Crescent, is convener of the children's section. Mrs. David Slopack is president
� BETH ZION SYNAGOGUES
Sydney Shoham, Rabbi: Sisterhood, Mrs. N. A. Goldenbexg, president, general meeting is on Monday, October 19, at 8.80 p.m.. in the Synagogue hall. 6740 Hudson Avenue. Mrs. David Lacker will introduce the guest. Miss Marion Gales. District Bnai Brith Girls president Miss Calea attended a summer institute in Israel on a Bnai Brith Youth Organisation Scholarship and will speak on "Life In Israel". A film will be shown: refreshments. Everyone invited.
� SHAARE ZION �
SYNAGOGUE
Sisterhood meeting is on Tuesday, October 20, at 2 pan., in the Cum-
mings Memorial Auditorium, for a Succoth tea. The guest will be Mrs. C. N. Denburg, in "Songs Of Our People", a program or Hebrew ana Yiddish folksongs. Ruby Sosnowicr, accordionist, and Don. Lieberman, drummer, will be accompanists. Hostesses will be Mes-dames J. Pellatt, D. Katz, R. Klein, H. S. Miller, D. Sherback, L. Sherman, H. Markus, H. Segal, W. Segal, H. Seltzer, H. Shalinsky, L. Shatner, M. Roth, Jack Rubin, A. JLRuby, J. L. Schecter and M. Rusk. Mrs. L. Steinman will preside.
� LAKESHORE JEWISH � COMMUNITY
Association Sisterhood Succoth reception will take place on Wednesday, October 21, at 8.30 p.m., at 73 Allard Avenue. Mrs. II. D. Cheifetz, past national president of Women s Canadian ORT, will review the novel, "Exodus" by Leon Uris. Mrs. Stanley Li twin, president, will preside. Conveners are Mesdames Ephraim Shalinsky, Alvin Shiller, J. Bercusspn, Murray Fein, and D. Schnider. All husbands, friends are invited.
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will be called to the Reading __ the Torah on Sunday, October 18. SUterhood Succoth Jea will take place on Tuesday, October 20,~at~ 2.00 p.m., in the Community hall,
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Columbus Parade Alters Route For YomKippur
~~gecause~C6luinbTi8 Day, and Totn-Kippur coincide this year, and because Temple Emanu-El lies midway in the line of march up Fifth Avenue, in New York, the traditional Columbus Day parade underwent some revision. Yom Kippnr, the Day of Atonement, is the most sacred day of the Jewish year. Temple services normally begin at 10 a.m. and last until sunset The parade was scheduled to begin at noon at Forty-fourth Street and end at Eighty-fourth Street
To avoid disturbing worship, these changes were made: The reviewing stand was moved from between Sixty-third and Sixty-fifth Street* to befcweea Sixty. first and Sixty-third Streets. After the parade passed the stand on Sixty-third Street, no music was played until the parade reached Sixty seventh Street-
Sixty-fifth and Sixty-slxtii Streets between Fifth and Madison Avenues were kept clear to permit the arrival and departure of worshippers through the day. Also, both sides of Fifth Avenue from Sixty-fifth Street to Sixty-sixth Street were kept clear of spectators.
The changes were announced after a meeting at Police Headquarters attended by Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy, Fortune Pope, president of the Columbus Day Citizens Committee ; and Henry Frahauf, controller of Temple Emanu-EL
When the line of marel passed the vicinity of Temple Emana-El, at Fifth Avenue, and 66th Street, bands and marchers walked silently so as not to disturb Jewish worshipers observing Yom Kip-pur, the Day of AtoaeaMnt. Taey muffled the drums and silenced the bugies. Actually the nJeaee belt covered tfee stretca on Fifth between Add and 87th Street*. A* bands went through tae area they held thetr instruments under their arm*. Marchers were silent Their consideration was imp i awl m.
BeeaaM of the Temple Emana-El services tfee reviewing staad was moved south to 62nd Street, directly across from the 810 Fifth Avenue, apartment residence ef GOT. RoextfeUer.
Responding with a message of "listen UjankA," the Temple said: The sotaanitT of the aervicee wtuch lasted tiroafboot tfce 4ay was rot disturbed by year Coins-Dty obeerrance,"
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