JUNE 13, 1952
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
WHAT IS A JEWISH COMMUNITY?
(Continued from Page Six) efforts toward social prog-res*, redounding to the benefit of aU, irrespective of religious or sectarian affiliation. Jewish communities from the
beginning of their settlement in the United States have had the urge of getting together for purposes related to some common interest and have brought with them a sense of organization which they have applied to numerous activities. In one direction or another Jews have grouped themselves for definite ob-
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Hi* following iptclal rot*.
\ Your whole family (Mother, child and father's weekend) six week period $60 per week.
Playground for cMMrtn. Safe swimming, councilor In attovdciico. For Information EX. 9891 or call Ste. Agathe 901 or 867
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Sports Opens Forums ... Recordings ... Concerts
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Resorts � Ontario
TAHB-S LODGE
PORT CARL1NG, ONT.
Hcrtl and cabin occanniodotioni, Koritor mtalt Odd ipaclon aroundi. Ttfmis - Badminton � N�w danct ball on rfct lakt
B. TAUB, 315
OPEN JUNE 2� TO LABOUR DAY
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ATTENTION!!!
MEW ARCADIA HOUSE
MUSKOKA, ONTARIO
Inrfte* 7011 to their hotel for your summer raeation, a holiday which will be remeaabered all wiaUr long. "We have Mimed oar food
naane by faithfully attrrtaf the public for 6 yean." Keaher whotewNne nmeahi e SvpcxTiaed social aetiritie* and iporta
Ordieatra for Dancing Nightly Per fcaformatioa write or
Port CarUv 7f
A delightful, infonnol wmnier rttort with a gay ond ruttie atmosphere. Jmt HM place to rtlax ... or ploy in HM *an. Rtgist<rtd NWM utpenrWng HM children's ploy area. Planned daytime and evening programs witb a "toko it or kera It" policy. American-Jewish cuisint. Sandy beach, fishing for Ben and Lake Trent, all the w�o1 resort octivitki.
Choice *o<coauftod4tloiit with shower and toikt facilities for as tow 01 $10.00 o day (meob incl.)
For rcMrvotNM a�d Information writt or phone: Md & Zorc RoshkU
HMtsviltc, Ontorio, Cofloda Tol: 901 R 2
Toronto: EMpire 3-31 SI � Evgs. OR. 1937
Montreal: ATtoatk 6344 Write for your illustrated folder.
CARE-FREE VACATION DAYS AT
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In HM heart of rite world-famous Muskoko region
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jectives of help to each other and to the community in general.
They organized congregations, built synagogues, provided burial grounds, established schools (or Jewish education, made provision for the Je\vish poor and needy, and proceeded to maintain, one after another, organizations for orphaned children, the aged, the sick, the mentally deficient; they organized agencies of helpfulness to immigrants along educational, social, and economic lines, as well as services for the cultural and social progress and improvement of the Jewish and geme'ral community. They organized lodges of national and international fraternal orders as well as local sections of national and international organizations; finally, all sorts of organizations for a variety of purposes � labor unions, lands-manschaftett, mutual benefit societies, young people's societies, and women's groups.
There came a period when it was found desirable to combine certain types of organizations because of their similarity of purpose, especially in philanthropic work, thus forming the United Hebrew Charities and societies of similar name and import. There followed training schools for Jewish teachers and rabbis and the like. Congregational, recreational, and various type* of institutional buildings came more and more into the picture.
As the communities grew in numbers and situations developed requiring expanded servkes, the
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THE
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MmJroka,
Ontario,
14$ Sa�4hu Arc., Ttteyheae WA. 4S44
need for larger funds made evident the necessity for greater financial support, which resulted in a combination of effort on the part of philanthropic, social service, and educational agencies. Finally, there has Ibecn brought about coordination not only for the purpose of securing funds on a community-wide scale but for coordinated action helpful to the several enterprises in which the Jewish communities are interested.
Although in the early period of their caicers, Jewish communities felt it incumbent upon themselves to establish distinctively Jewish organizations, in fulfillment of the dictum that they should take care of their own, this principle in later years has been applied more definitely only ito certain types of philanthropic institutions, such as
Resorts � New. York
those involving observance of the dietary laws. It has, furthermore, been recognized that, because of the great growth of a variety of needs for all classes of the population which could only be met in a limited degree by private organizations, the assistance of the government has been welcomed.
Tnis has been particularly true in the depression years. Accordingly, although the stipulation of the Dutch West India Company in 1655 to Governor Peter Stuyvesant with reference to the Jews of New York in giving them permission for residence and trade "provided the poor
among them shall not become a
burden to the company, or to th�
community, but be supported by
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Resorts � New York
EDGEWOOD HOTEL
LAC MULE, QUt 3 mihn fro* Stt.
� PRIVATE SANDY LAKE
� COMFORTABLE ROOMS
� DELICIOUS MEALS
� ENTERTAINMENT
Ratts Children
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Riding, Golf, Tennis,
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i.C. Entertainment, Orchestra
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Seack
Kihforthy, Mtfskoka, Ontario
\
Now Open for Reservations
Dance to the muaic of Sammy Bank's Orchestra
� Well prepared kosher meols.
� Safe sandy beoch.
� Fishing at its best.
� Special supervision for the children. *
Phone or wriU D. Gilinaky,
468 Grace Street, Toronto
ME. 7864
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Stafford 'and tourist iit*ping cars, b�d� rooms, duplex room-�ttos, cotnpartmentt, buffi* bung*, dining
CANADIAN NATIONAL
The beautiful, best-located House
LUSTIG'S LAKEVIEW LODGE 54 MAIN STRECT" TEL 793
LAKE PLACID, N.Y.
Elegant, htoted room* with priratt or
Mmi-priyata battis. Excellent Braakfott
ond OlRMr ttrv�d on our porch, onr-
looklng tho lokt and mounroim. '
Wttkly rota for May, Junt
and S�ptimb�r
fr�m $49 P60* Person July and August from
Open tine* May 15rh Ptant nttk� yoyr reservations early.
a
retort
that is
different
ON SCHROON LAKf P�ttemlll�, N.Y.
Seoson Long Festival
of MUSIC orxl DANCE
Arthur Sherman, Dir.; Jules & Anita
Adolphe and Complete Resident Staff.
also Gitest Artists for Special Events.
LEE EVANS & hit Band
Cosy Bar � Excellent Food
All Sports�Private Beoch, Boating,
Canoeing
5 Championship Clay Tennis Court? LOW JUNE RATES � HONEYMOON
COTTAGES
Camp Phones: Chwrertown 2830�9681 LEAH OKUN, Ptroctof
NOW OPEN Htated Rooms
9 Championship TflrmifCoiirt*
i Funds accepted at currant ret* of txcbopg*
FREE GOLF till June 22
i MOST UNIQUE ANDJ PICTURESQUE RfSORT
TN THE HEART OF THI _
ADIRONDACKS
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THI CLEN, N-Y. (WARREN COUNTRY) *Q Includes rm., meals, tnttr-toinimnt, unlimited ridiM, *�" private lake, no extras. All WEEKLY sports. Jewish Anterlc�n Management. Bklt. M. Tel.: Worreriburfl (305.
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INFORMAL ADULT RESORT IN
ADIRONDACK CharmiiM Estate�Limited t* 90�ToNe* Free � Folk-Sa,. Dances � Concert Trie � Dance land�Motorbootiwa�14-mile lake �All Sportv�Special Bachelor Cl�* Rot* �Fine Food�Reduced Rate* to Jury 12th. Louis A. Roth, Director
PLEASANT, INFORMAL VACATIONING
Catering to a small, congenial adult clientele. Accommodates about thirty. Excellent American Jewish cooking. Swimming, television. Rates, $40.00 double; $42.50, single or twin beds. Decoration Day rates, and until July 1,
$5.00
RICH'S
IN THE ADIRONDACKS Warrensburg, N.Y. Tel. 6073
where a staff of 100 caters to only
3OO QUESTS
Insuring ubiquitous service
PLUS
everything else a better resort should offer�i.e.�
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Phone LIBERTY 1390
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Reaoits �
NEWEST HOTEL ON
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Sailing,
Fishine, Tennis, Shuffleboard, Golf, RtdingT Summer Theatres, Artists' Colonies, Historic Islands nearby. Private 2 mile beach; safe Swimming and Surf Bathing at doorstep. Planned activities and entertainment.
OPEN* JUNE 27TH
Every rpo� wttt
for infOOTMtflon write or call Jl Q. SMPIIQ or 1 J. FALMOUTH 18M
SEA CREST
NORTH FALMOUTH
MASS.
Resorts � Connecticut
BANNER LODGE
GdOD SPORTS - GO BANNER
Informal active crow� Free instruction in riding, swimming, tennis, archery, dancing. Hundreds of rolling acres. Private lake. Softball diamond, night-lighted. Planned activities Food as you like it.
BANNER SUMMfft THfATRE
Our own profefsionil lummcr iheairc group tntrnainm| row with playi ind variety tho%s.
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Resorts � Connecticut
THE CEDARS COUNTRY CLUB
MMOUS FOR FOOD
On Ced�r$ Lake) in TV* BorksMr* Foothill* LAKCYILLE, CONNECTICUT
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Make a data for a Wonderful
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� EfllerfajniMJit NiQhtty
� 2 But* * FM�MS for Fotd
� Speciit Smvtrvised cluMrtt's �dtvttits.
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