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REALTOR
EGLINTON-BATHURST 8 ROOMS-2 STOREY
$39,900. 4 rooms on each floor. 2 kitchiens. Finished basement. 2 b a t h -rooms. M a. n y extras raoms. Many extras. V_Meps to shopping and both buses.
Mr. A. Wintraub 633-7777 Bathurst-Lawrence
HERE'S VALUE!
$34,900. An ideal family . home. In an area close to shopping, schools & bus. 6 large rooms with attached garage. Broadloom, drapes, etc. Immediate possession!
Mr. L.Isenberg 633-7777 BATHURST MANOR LUXURIOUS TRIPLEX
$15,000. down. Large a-partments. 3 bedrooms. 2 washrooms. Equipped, fridges, stoves, washef, dryer. Balconies. Garages. First time offered. Mrs. M. Zalai 633-7777
First Time Offered!
BATHURST-WILSON
$38,500. Beautifully appointed 2 storey. Attached garage.  Spacious living room.  Ultra modern kitchen. King size master bedroom. Finished basement.  New broadloom; lovely draperies through- • out.   A i r conditioner. Built-in stove. Steps to Bathurst. Be the first to see this value! Call Mrs. H. Trachter 633-7777 Member Tororito Real Estate Board Buying, Selling or Trading CALL NOW -ME 3-7777
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TORONTO OBITUARIES
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BASEST, JOSEPH - On Jan. 3rd, late of Sault Ste. Marie, formerly Toronto.
BENJAMIN, HYMAN - On Jan^4th, late of 968 Ossing-ton. Ave.
BIDLOFSKY, SAM - On Jan. 4th, late df 190 Lisgar St.
BORTNICK, EVA-On Jan. 5th, late of 650Eglinton Ave. West.
BROWN, MOLLY-OnDec. 31st, late of 26 Peveril Hill Rd. South.
CHERRY, HELEN - On Jan. 4th, late of 15 Meadow-brook Ave.
DZJALDOWSKI, ESTHER - On Jan. 2nd, late of 7 Flemingtoii Rd.
FREEMAN, DAVID J.-On Dec. 29th, late of 530 Doug-l^s Av€
GOLINSKY, WILLIAM -On Jan. 2nd, late of Montreal, formerly Toronto.
KERBEL, JACK - OnDec. 31st, late of 210 Rosemary Rd.
LUCAS, HAZEL C. - On Jan. 5th, late of 484 Avenue Rd. '
LEVY, DORA - On Dec. ,28th, late of 998 Eglinton Ave. West.
LEWIS, JEAN - On Dec. 30th, late of 640 Roselawn Ave.
PRESS, ABRAHAM - On Jan. 2nd, late of 3560 Bathurst St.
RICHARDSON, ROSE - On Jan. 1st, late of 2 Aldburn Rd.
SAMUELS, JOSEPH - On Dec. 30th, late of 665 Rose-lawn Ave.
SCHWARTZ, PEARL - On Jan. 3rd, late of 3 Weather-stone Cr.
SHORE, FANNY - On Jan. 2nd, late of 8 Kingsbridge Ct.
SIMPSON, CHARLES-On Jan. 4th, late of 495 Spadina Rd.
STEIN, LEON - On Jan. 3rd, late of 3560 Bathurst St.
STEKEL, EDITH-OnDec. 31st, late of 613 Castlefield AVe. •
SWORD, ALBERT L. - On Dec. 28th, late of 21 Chil-tern HillRd.
. WEINER, MAX - On Jan. 3rd, late of 8 Prince Charles Dr.
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'Canada's Largest Seller Of Homes"
Eglihton-Avenue Road 271 Castlefield DUPLEX For sale or for rent, 2 fully separate apartments. Open on weekends for inspection. Self contained, 1-5 room and 1^6 room apartment; double garage.immediate possession; good location.
Call Mr. Lissog, 925-2131 or Res. 636-2066 Representing Mann and Martel
BATHURST VILLAGE .•>20,000 down; 7 room side split; 3 large bedrooms; 2 washrooms; ■L-shaped living and dining room; large, miKJern kitchen with built-in stove ^and oven; walkout den to patio; private drive and garage; steps to Bathurst; immediate possession; call Mr. Lissog, 925-2131 or Res. 636-2066.
BATHURSTOLD
ORCHARD GROVE
$15,000 down 6-room bungalow with completely finished basement; L-shaped living and dining room; large modern kitchen; 3 bright bedrooms; broadloomed; many extras; immaculate condition; close to all conveniences; call Mrs. Lissog, 925-2131 or res. 636-2066
BATHURST MANOR
$10,000 down, solid brick 6 room bungalow, professional finished basement, 2 kitchens, 2 washrooms, attached garage, one mortgage about $20,000 easy to carry. Close to everything.
Mrs. Gornowska 635-1170
BATHURST MANOR $8,000 down, 6 room brick bungalow with garage, exceptional value. Refreshing large landscaped lot, 3 room basement apartment, newly decorated, new broadloom. Immediate possession. Mrs. Sher 635-U70.
BATHURST MANOR TRIPLEX
$15,000 down to one mortgage, beautiful 2-6 room and 1 - 3 room apartments, 3 piece washrooms,, ensuite, modern kitchens, L shaped living and dining rooms, huge rooms, balconies, garages, close to all conveniences.
Mrs. Solnik 635-1170
i/c Net Profit $10,000 down, superb rooming house with income over $200.00 weekly in Yonge & St. Clair and Blobr & St. George areas. Newly decorated and furnished, 10 rooms, 3 kitchens and 3 bathrooms each. Mrs. Solnik 635-1170.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES Bloor St George Gross income $70,000 $95,000, 13 suite apartment building with seven rooms in each suite, converted into 65 beautifully furnished bed sitting units plus 13 dining rooms, kitchens and bathrooms, rented on weekly, monthly and yearly basis. Never any vacancies with waiting list of tenants. This trouble free investment on a 12,600 square foot lot yields over SO^c and • is fully managed by the building superintendajit. Excellent returns, priced only $375,000. : Mrs. Solnik 635-1170.
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MONTREAL OBITUARIES
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COLLEGE MEMbRIAL CHAPEL
aaicotitiie St. - y22-d6i9
BUROWSKI, IRENE! - On Dec. 27th, lat6 of 432 Prince Albert Ave., Westmount.
COHEN, ESTHER On Dec. 26th, late of Montreal. ■
EBNER, FANNY - OnDec. 28th, late of Montreal.
GLAZIER, SYDNEY I,-On Dec. 26th, late of Montreal.
GOLDSTEIN, BERNARD -On Dec. 26th, late of 5513 Borden Ave. ,1
HERSCOVICI, LEON - On Dac. 27th, late of Montreal. •
KEHR, MINNIE - OnDec. 26th, late of Montreal.
LURIE, RAY - On Dec. 30th, late of Montreal..
RAFAEL, SAUL-OnDec. • 28lh, late of 1478 Louis Crescent,'Chomedey.
ROBINSON, CHARLES -On Dec. 28lh, late of Montreal. :
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WHILE THE REST OF THE AWORLD talks of a Middle East crisis, these young Israelis-seen in Tel Ayiv's Dizengoff Square-seem far from worried.
Jerusalem. - Menahem Begin, Minister without Portfolio, said last week that Israel had been told its action in Beir.ut had.lost it the sympathy it had gained in the Arab terorist attack at Athens airport^. "When millions of Jews were led to the slaughter they were the beneficiaries of sympathy but no one lifted a finger to save them . . . we do not want sympathy for murdered Jews but understanding for Jews fighting for their national existence."
Speaking here, Begin said the attack in Athens was carried out by "two Arab Nazis" and was aimed at burning alive the 40 civilians inside the plane. In the announcement   made after-
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TWO CARS HIT
Jerusalem (JCNS).- Two cars were damaged but no one was hurt last Sunday when a grenade hidden un-derneiath a car in the Russian compound in Jerusalem exploded at midday.
The compound is near the law courts and the Russian church and 100 yards from the city's police headquarters. Two other grenades found near by were dismantled before, they could gooff.
CHRISTIAN KIBBUTZNIKS CONVERT
Amsterdam (JCNS).- Readers of "Trouw", the Am-
At 8 Hickleberry Lane in Bayview Glen Estate
$57,000. Traditional r/j story home, 120' frontage, Vi acre professionally landscaped lot. 8 lavish, well planned rooms, plus 28' pine panelled recreation room, 3 bathrooms, electrically e-quipped kitchen, main floor family room and panelled den. 2 open fireplaces, 2'car garage, lots of fine broadloom, a real show home.
Mr. Pennings, 225-2311
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J u St   west of Bathurst. 551,500. Large 2-storey solid brick home; 4 large bedrooms, 3 washrooms, finished basement. Must sell. For appointments call MURRAY HOFFMAN INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE LIMITED -787-4931; evenings, Mr. Herda -839-1311.
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2-storey, 3 t>edroom house; garage; garclen;stove in kitcti-en, fridge in finished t>asc-ment; close to shopping, school, synagogue, transportation; reasonable;
call ME 3-4608. after 6:00 p.m. No sabbath calls.
PENTHOUSE APT.
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4 bedroom luxurious spacious suite equipped with dishwasher, self defrost fridge, drapes and 2 bathrooms to insure fully private living.
2 and 3 bedroom suites also availabla.
3 GOLDFINCH COURT 630-1694
FUR. ROOM FOR RENT
SHEPPARD-WILMINGTON
Qean, large room in bungalow (no children); with or without board; call 636-4545.
BATHURST-LAWRENCE
business lady, room, private bath, kitchen privileges. Call 782-4874.
OFFICES
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The 2 girls who had a New Year's party are now having a big Valentine's Party at a night club. We want everybody to come and have a good tinrie. So call now
635-8486 or 633-6653 evenings.
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sterdaiti Protestant newspaper, raised more than $15,000 in a fortnight for the Christian kibbutz of Nes Ammin in Israel's Galilee region. The money will be used to build bungalows for young people.
Nes Ammin was founded in 1961 by Dutch, German and Swiss Christians with the object of "puttingChristianity into practice among the Jewish people by helping to build Israel."
At that time there were many objections by people in Holland and Israel who were concerned that the kibbutz might be a cover for missionary activities. Now a number of the members of the organizing committee have been converted to Judaism.
RELIGIOUS NAHAL E^ABLISHES FIRST SETTLEMENT
Tel Aviv (JCN^.- It is 6 years since the first group of yeshiva students decided to join the Israeli Defense Forces for service in the ranks of a special religious unit of Nahal — Fighting Pioneer Youth.
They volunteered for service despite the special privileges accorded yeshiva students and girls from religious homes freeing them from the obligation of serving in the Forces..
Since those days, some 600 youngsters, members of Young Agudat Israel, have fulfilled their service in such special units. Last week 32 veterans of religious Nahal units and many other religious youngsters now doing their military service settled in what will become the first purely industrial mo.^ ii-av in Israel, and the firsi settlement of the religious Nahal.
The settlement is 40 miles south of Tel Aviv in the La-chish area near Komemiut, the moshav of Agudat Israel. The name of this newsettle-ment is Kiriat Hanoar Ha-haredi. It is a unique settlement for more than one reason. There are no girls and the only women present axe the wives of 11 Nahal veterans. The settlement has no land for agriculture and will have to subsist on industry only. A plant for industrial diamonds is already beginning to function.
MOSCOW EXTENDS HATE WAR IN AFRICA
London(JCNS).-Moscow'is purpose in broadcasting allegations in its African service that Israel is sterlizing West Bank Arabs with the aid of Nazi doctors now has been revealed. The transmissions have been followed up by strong attacks on African countries which "take a benevolent attitude towards the aggressor."
The Moscow commentator particularly criticized the recent .visit to Israel by a delegation from Mauritius, headed by Satcam Boolell, which "found nothing better than to express admiration for Israel's successes and, in pai-ticular, its successes on the battlefield."
This could be ignored, the broadcast continued, were it not that other African nations took a friendly attitude towards Israel, among them Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Madagascar, Ghana and Congo (Kinshasa).
Admittedly, said the com^ iiientator, the African leaders who attended the September session of the Organization of African Unity only passed an anti-Israel resolution after some argument and with some delay, "but, nevertheless, ttiey did pass such a resolution because it reflects the interests of the people of their countries."
The fact that Israel had gpne "unpunished", declared the broadcaster, encouraged "the racialists and colonialists in the south of Africa to instigate dangerous provocations against the Indeiwndent countries of the continent. In view of all this, it should be obvious to all that woning the Israeli ag-
gressors inflicts direct injury to free Africa, . .''
BLACK POWER LEAFLET HITS AT ZIONISTS
New York (JCNS).-A leaflet headed "Shanker: This is not Egypt - You Ain't Coming in Here" was circulated in Harlem recently to call for a mass meeting against the United Federation of Teachers, the union which Albert Shanker heads. The leaflet was circulated by the Tenants Rights Party led by Jesse Gray, a black militant.
"Zionists kill black people in their own land in the Middle East," the leaflet began. "They run the people out of their own communities. Now here Shanker is trying to use the same tactics and throw us out of our own community."
The leaflet and the rally it announced called for "community control" of the schools by the people of Harlem, a stand the UFT opposes.
The leaflet continued, "Our children will be educated in the way we, the parents, feel they ought to be educated and not the way racist Zionists tell us . . . Harlem will not stand by while these racist, ruthless Zionist bandits, (Shanker and the UFT) and his puppet, the police, run us out of our own communities."
The American Jewish Congress, reacting to the leaflet, called upon black community leaders "to repudiate the blatant resort to racial and religious hatred" contained in the broadside. He described it as "a scurrilous falsehood designed to arouse hostility and bitterness."
Will Maslow, Congress executive director, expressed confidence that the views in the leaflet did not represent any significant number of Harlem residents but only those of an "extremist fringe group".
Benjamin R. Epstein, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League, referring only indirectly to the leaflet, urged Jews to recognize that "authentic voices in the Negro community speak with responsible mil-itance and reject rabid extremism." Jesse Gray and his party did not represent the true voice of the black community, he said.
SCHOOL LEAVING AGE
. Jerusalem, (JCNS). - Israel's school leaving age is to be extended to 16 years. This extra two-years' free compulsory ieducation was decided upon by the Cabinet.
Describing it a "security move". Prime Minister Esh-kpl said: "We depend for our existence on quality against our enemies' vastly superior, numbers. As we give more, education, we give niore Jewishness...
"Our forefathers gave their all in order to secure education for their children. We, today, also must make this financial sacrifice."
Eshkol also said that the provision of rtore education would encourage a. higher birthrate. ,
The Cabinet is to introduce a Bill promptly and it wants the Knesset to enact legislation within the next
wards in Beirut it.was stated explicitly that the aim had. been to "destroy the EL Al plan,e" a feat impossible without slaughtering the passengers as well.       . '
"He.said the Arab nations bore responsibility for the "Nazi murder actions" of the Fatahj giving the latter arms, money, shelter and encouragement. Their joint aim is to destroy every Jew insiafar. as he is a Jew. By every rule of international law -- including the Soviet draft proposal defining aggression — any state from whose territory an armed group acts against another slate, bears fullresponsibil-' ity for that group, concluded Begin.
WILL ADDRESS DIN-NEFj.-lsraeli Labor Minister Josef Almogi, who will be guest speaker at a testimonial dinner honoring Syd Cadloff, Saturday ■ evening, January 18th. The affair is sponsored by Montreal State of Israel Bonds;
MEET THE HELPERS.-Some volunteers anid recipients Of the Kosher Meals on Wheels at an informal program at Toronto's Holy Blossom Temple recently. Seen, left to right (seated): Mrs. J. H. Barruch; Louis Karpati; Nathan Litvak. Standing, MISS Erica Newman and Mrs. Etta Flngerhut.
RECEIVES CANADA-ISRAEL AWARD.-Max Wolofsky (left, center), chairman of the Board of Directors of Montreal Israel Bonds Organization, Is seen being presented the Canada-Israol Friendship Award by Samuel Bronfman (center, right), national president. State of Israel Bonds. Others, from lefts Sydney. Maislin, general chairman, Montreal Israel Bonds; Col. Dov Sinai, Consul General of Israel; Mrs. Miriam Liberman, chairman. Women's Division, Montreal Israel Bonds.
LECTURED
* Last night Rabbi Erwin Schild and Dr. Murray Herst lectured at Adath Israel Synagogue on: The Geography of Modern Israel.
* Brotherhood will hold a breakfast meeting this Sunday morning. Guest speaker will be the Hon. Allan A. Grossman. Added guest speaker: Lawrence Grossman, authority on governmental affairs.
* This Sunday evening the Young Couples Club will have as its guest speaker Dr. H. Fenigstein, psychiatrist of Sunhybrook Hospital, who will speak on: How To Keep Your Marriage Happy, or, How To Ruin A Happy Marriage.
* The adult study committee will present Rabbi Dr. Michael Brown on Thursday evening, January 16th. Topic: Israel's Society.
* ATID wiU hold a Torah Study Weekend at the syna-
gogue next Friday and Saturday. Guest speaker: Judy Lechner, former national secretary of Atid.
DEDICATION .
Beth Meyer Synagogue will hold its dedication services at the synagogue next Tuesday evening.
PROGRAM
Beginning this Sunday, the senior teen program of Sha-arei Tefillah opens with a trip to the planetarium.
ELECTED
Current officers of Petah Tikva Anshe Castilla Congregation are: David Hazan, president; Leon Osiel, vice president; Joseph Gabay, secretary; Eli Benatar, treasurer; Michael Nesri, public relations; Maier Ben-mergui, membership chairman; Isaac Pinto, building supervisor.
im of the Metivtah Gedolah Bet Harashal in Jerusalem have graduated, the college has announced.
Opened three years ago under the superivision of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, who was elected Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv in the summer, the college will move soon to the rebuilt premises of the ancient Tiferet Yerush-alayim in the Sephardi cultural center jn the Old City of Jerusalem,
Twenty students, mostly from the United States, Mexico, France and Britain, have enrolled for the next course. They have come with their families and have been allocated houses inGivatShaul in western Jerusalem. The Jewish Agency has cooperated in the arrangements. The lecturers will include
report accused Israel of trying to force Jordanians out of occupied territory by excessive taxes, unemployr ment and seizure of property.
CHIEF RABBI OF TANGIER SERIOUSLY HURT
Tangier, Morocco.- The Chief Rabbi of Tangier, Jar-vin Cohen, was stabbed and seriously- wounded by an assailant in the Old City here last Saturday. .
Rabbi Cohen, who is 70 years old, was attacked from behind in a narrow street near the Shochr on Synagogue, where he had attended Sabbath services.
CENTER DISCOVERED FOR MEDIEVAL JEWS
Norman Golb, associate professor of medieval Jewish studies at the University
ten months so that an extra   pro essor Josenh m"^^^^ ^''^'^^eo, last week dis-
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year's education can be introduced in villages and development towiis, inluding Jerusalem, in 1970, and then in the country towns and Tel Aviv and otherprosperous areas. '.
Tjie second year of free compulsory education is planned to be introduced in the following two years.
Middle class parents are finding the cost of secondary education a heavy burden as Government grants are allocated only after a means test. Secondary education is hiore extensive tlian university training.
FIRSTGHADUATES
Jerusalem (JCNS)^^. The first 15 students of the Training College for Dayan-
the Hebrew. University who will outline Israel's history.
TWO HANGED IN JORDAN AS SPIES FOR ISRAELIS
Amman, Jordan.- Two men convicted ofspying for Israel '. were hanged here last week, the Government announced. » They were Zahran Youssef Ismail Kharroub, 49 years old, m Sublii Abdel Hafiz Abdullah Kharroub, 39. Both were from tlie village of Habla, on the Israeli-occupied west bank of the Jordan River.
Maj. Abdel Raouf Alxiin, the military prosecutor, said in a statement that flicf accused had confessed s^iying for Israel since 19G'l.
Meanwhile,  a Jordanian
closed the discovery of manuscript evidence of the existence of a center of Jewish learning and culture in Rouen, once the capital of Normandy in France, ' in the Middle Ages.
In reporting to the American Academy of Jewish Research at its 41st annual meeting. Professor Golb concluded from the manuscript findings that the learning and culture of the Jews- of medieval England depended strongly upon that of Rouennaise Jews in Rouen. . He said the major intellectual activity at Rouen appeared to have occurred during tlie llth and 12th centuries, altiioiigh it may hav^ originated as far back as Carolingian times (8th century).
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