In lieu of a personal invitation-
MR &MRS. M
cordially invite you to the .
BAR MITZVAH
of their son
BARUCH
SHABBAT VAYAKHEL-PEKUDE
23 Adar, 8.30 a.m. (March 7)
At the Bet Midrash Elyon, Monsey, N.Y..
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TORONTO SYNAGOGUES
SHAAREISHOMAYIM CONGREGATION
840 Sf. Clair Ave. West, Toronto
INVITES YOU TO A LECTURE BY
MR. ZVI ZINGER
Noted Israeli Educator, Writer, Radio Personality ond Director of the Jewish Agency's Youth Training Programs
WHO WILL SPEAK ON
RELIGIOUS CRISIS IN ISRAEL"
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1964 AT 8l30 P.M.
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ELECTED PRESIDENT.— Mr
Jules Surdin of Toronto's Beth Tzedec Men's Club, who wos elected president of the Toronto Council of Jewish Brotherhoods at its annuo! meeting. Other officers elected include: Harold Cohen, vice pres. B'noi Israel Beth Dovjd; Julius Shopiro, treasurer, ' Shoorei Shorrxjyim; Dr. Bernard Collins, secretary Adoth Israel; Paul Mints, executive secretory, Beth Jacob.
Instollotion of officers will fake place Su.ndoy morning Morch I5fh, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Rabbi Stuort E Rosenberg, spirifuol leoder of Beth' Tzedec, will be guest speaker
The Toronto Council of Jewish Brotherhoods is the first in North Americo to gother in one group members from Orthodox, Conservative ond Reform synagogues.
HOLY BLOSSOM
• Tonight. 8:30 p.m.. the Second Jewish Sabbath Music will be heard.
• A play will be presented to-morow, 8:30 p.m., in the Maurice N. Eisendrath auditorium Participating are: Janet Simon-sky; Judv Berg; Cheruly Pezim. Proceeds will go to the Religious School, Karen Ami Fund. Other members of the pre-confirmation department included in the cast are: Alan Vigoda; Judi Dexter: Saul Keshcn; Ricky Sniderman; Mark Anshan; Roselyn Fedder: Lois Fingold; Susan Feder; Nancy Pezim; |udy Rother; David Pachter.
• Young Marrieds' Group will meet Sunday. March 1st.- 8:30 p.m . in the library. Discussion
SHAAREI SHOMAYIM
• This Sunday, March 1st, .-Brotherhood breakfast club will present as guest speaker Mr. ^jepnen Lewis, M.P.P. Scarboro west, New Democratic Party. His topic will be: Africa and Its Problems. Services at 9:40 a.m.
• On the same afternoon, 2:00 P-m\ a Purim carnival will be held for children ages 7-12 in the Sisterhood hall.
• Sunday evening. March 1st, Sisterhood and Brotherhood will hold a Purim party featuring an orig:na! musical presented by Sisterhood Dramatic Group, — Time 7:00 p.m., in the social hall.
• Sisterhood Study Group will meet on Tuesday, March.3rd. 9:30 a.m.
• On Thursday, March 5th, Mr.
will be on the topic: The Book _______^ ____....._......
of Job Speaks to You.and Me. zvi Zinger, Israeli educator' and • On Thursday, March 5th, i writer, director of the Jewish Mr. Helm Warshauer will give j Agency's Youth Department, will the first of two lectures for Sis-1 lecture on; The Religious Crisis
i terhood. Subject will be: Beyond '-----
! The Melting Pot    Time: 10:00
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A  concert of Jewish musir will be heard at the synagosup :n conjunction with Jew:sh Mu ' sic Month on Sunday evening. March 1st. The following musicians are featured: Milton Bar-, nes, conducting a string ensem-! Wc: Abe Galper. clarineti.st of TSO; John Straltion, baritone: Leo Barkin, accompanist
in Israel, under auspices of Shaarei Shomayim Adult Education: Time: 8:30 p.m. in the •social hall.
north
BETH A.M
• Men's Club will sponsor an Oneg Shabbat tonight. 8:30 p.m. Special guest will be Jules Surdin, president-elect for the Toronto Council of Men's Clubs. Rabbi Dr. Albert L. Rabb will officiate at the service along with the executive of the Men's Club.
• Sisterhood's dance take place tomorrow, 8:30 p.m.
• On March 1st. PTA will present a Purim festival.
CLANTON PARK
• This Sunday morning, March 1st, Mr. Marvin Gelber, Liberal Member of Parliament for York South, will address a breakfast meeting arranged by the cultural committee, after 8:30 a.m. .services.
ADATH ISRAEL
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Sunday March 8th, 1964    7.00 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER
RABBI SOLOMON S. SCHARFMAN
• ON THE TOPIC:
DO MEN MAKE HISTORY"
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Dunns the past decade it seems that the lax levy against the homeowner has been increasing steadily. It appears that m 1964 the rate may increase by 20 to 25 dollars cm the average home assessed at five thousand dollars. It: is reaching the point where apparently it_is becoming more difficult to own a home because of the spiralingtax rate. Let us analyze some of the reasons for th,is.
North York Council has done everything possible to hold the line on taxes. If one examines the breakdown of the tax bill, he will discover that we have ' not increased the mill rate lor : the North York portion, save and i except the one mill hospital levy ' approved by plebiscite  In fact, we have denied ourselves some of the essential works. Council ' in its wisdom did not feel that j residents could bear the brunt of additional tax levies, i   One would ask: why has the i tax rate gone up? The bulk of the tax dollar is spent for edu-; cation, which represents over 60" 0 of the tax dollar, and the balance is for Metro assessment. The Township Council has no ju-risdicton over either the school-board or Metro, and must by statute levy the mill rate in accordance with their requests.
Recently Council refused to pay additional levies for the T.T.C. and this has been going through the courts. We have lost the first. round, but intend to carry the battle to a higher tribunal. As for the school board, it is anticipated that its increased levj' this year .may be in the neighborhood of three to four mills. Metro's Increase be-
cause of subway construction, roads, schools probably wil! 'of one to two mills.
It does not seem fair lor the homeowner to be burdened with the cost ©{^education, as this should be the responsibility of the Province and the Federal Government — for, to have an educated public is a benefit to the whole country. As for subways, the fuTTcost should be borne by the Province and the Federal Government. Here again it does not seem right that the homeowner should pay for something that benefits the entire community, that only the man who owns real estate ought be required to foot the bill.
• On Thursday, March 5th, Mrs. Otto Schneid, artist, poet and lecturer, will present an illustrated lecture of: Rembrandt,
The Bible and the Jews.
• Tuesday afternoon, February
25th. elementary classes held a _ ,    , ■       i  i .
Punm program and masquerade. Scharfman. spiritual leader
• Sunday; March 1st, 11 am. of Young Israel of Flatbush.
Brooklyn,
Rabbi Scharfman
NEW RABBI
WILL BE INSTALLED
Dr. Nachum L. Rabirio-vitch, formerly of Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue in Charleston, South Carolina, will be installed officially as rabbi of Clan-ton Park Synagogue in Downsview , on Sunday evening, March 8th.
Guest speaker ai the Icstive installation banquet will   be Rabbi Solomon J.
primar>' department classes will participate in a Purim carnival and masquerade. Kindergarten and nursery classes will conduct their program in the Bess Ha-' net nursery.
• .Mr. Pesach Shindler, educa-
■ tional director at Adath Israel,
■ will address the Sisterhood af-' temoon study group on Wednesday, March 4th. His topic: The Pharisees.
• Teffilm Club hosted Beth ' Sholom Teffilin Club Sunday.
Feb 23 Rabbi Erwin Schild I sooke on: What Is The Jewish
1 907 WE SALUTE 1964
THE LIVING FOUNDING FATHERS OF
OUEV ZEDECK CONGREGATION OF HAMILTON
SAM BLOOM, MELECH CHERNS, LESTER GCEiBURT, MAX LAX, LAZER LEES, SHALOM LEES, HARRY LEVINE, MICHAEL LEVITT, HENRY MILLER, KALMAN MILLER.
and pay tribute to the memory of our First Spirituol Leoder
RABBI SAMUEL LEVINE Z.TS.L
.•the.; Idle presidents:" ; M« Dovidovkh, Rachmiel Finkelman, Uaoc LeibovilXi Horry RdienbloH, Moix Toylor,
Morris Walter
and the first chortered members of., the synagogue
iiidore Bloom, Joseph Chernitxky, Israel Chertkoff; Joseph Goldenberg, Meyer Grossberg, Ben Leibeviti; I>ovld Leibovltx, Mr. Prilook, Mox Rubensfein, Joel Seltzer, MK Skolnikov, Israel Steinberg, Abraham Tick, Joseph Treister, Mox Walter.
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Welfare and hospital costs are) Task Today?
a further drain on the home | ___
owning public. There, once more, it IS obvious that the responsibility rest with the hisher levels of government.
I feel sorry for the senior citizens with a hmited budget and the pensioners with fixed incomes who have no means of supplementing their earnings, as well as those in the lower income brackets who cannot cope with the spiraling tax rate imposed upon us. Obviously the only solution to this problem is a reexamination of the entire issue. Also an independent tax commission should be established to reassess our present archaic tax system on real estate, that more equitable assessment can be made and the tax burden fairly shared by all parties' who benefit. T am aware that the higher levels of government have wrestled. •yvith this problem; but. to date, they have not come up with any constructive recommendation that would alleviate I the unfair load on o,ur home owners.
I I call for action at the highest levels of government and hope that a solution will be found soon so as to make it easier for a man to own his own house.
Algeria Jews At Paris Conference
Pans, (JCNS — For the first time since the exodus of most Jews from Algeria, a delegation of the Algerian Jewish community came especially from Algiers to attend the Consistoire Central's annual meeting here on -Sunday.
"The   five-member delegation was led by M. Charles Hababou, president of the Algiers Jewish! community, and included lea;d-1 ing representatives from Oran, Bone and Constantine.
In his report, the delegation spokesman had high praise for the few remaining rabbis in Algeria who continue to serve the now small community despite many difficulties.
The report also revealed that there were about 5,000 Jews left in Algeria, 23,000 of them in Algiers, 1.000 in Oran and a smaller group in. Bone. Surprisingly enough, the Jewish conmiunity at Colomb-Bechar, in the Sahara, still numbers 500.
who  also  IS a member of the bar.
Rabbi Scharfman, a former president of the Rabbinical Council of America, will speak on: Do Men Make History?
Dr. Rabinovitch, who arrived in Toronto only a few months ago, was ordained by the Ner Israel Yeshiva of Baltimore. He is a member both of the Agudat Hara-banim and the Rabbinical Council of America, of which he is vice president. He is also known in the world of mathematics. He received his secular education at Sir George Williams University and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, from which he graduated.
Dr. Rabinovitch has been a lecturer of mathematics at the College of Chairleston and also has taught the subject at the University of Toronto.
The installation banquet in honor of Dr. Rabinovitch will take place at the social hall of the Clan ton Park Synagogue. Lowesmoor Avenue at Clanton Park Road, and promises In be an im-I portant event in our com-munitv.
the auschwhz trial
Nazi M^^^ Plan Is R^^^
Frankfort, (JCNS) — Evidence was given at. the Auschwitz, atrocity trial ..this week of a wartime German plan to tranippri millions of Euiropean" Jews to Madagascar: as hostages to extort millipris of dolliars . from American Jews.
It was a plan of the German Foreign Ministry, Professor Hel-niut Krausnick, 58, an historian at the Munich Institute of Modern History, told the court at Frankfort, where 21 former members of the Auschwitz concentration camp staff are on trial.
But it was never Implemented, because of the Nazis, who wanted to exterminate all Jews.
Dr. Krausriick said the Jewish iaeople had been persecuted at -many.^ periods of .history, but never .so., remorselessly or diabo' Ucally as .under the;Nazis. , Hitler's; hatred of the Jews had. had an einotlonarbasis, but he.had neither Invented antise-mitism noi: added anything fundamental, to it, he said.
The Nazi atrocities against the Jews v/0T^^ a "natural,, evolutionary develol)tnent,ot German hi-stoiTf; Hitler was not^'an accident, .but the iresult of centuries of antisemitism'in Germany."
The, pitiless and limitless; extermination policy of: the Third Reich took its cruellest form durinp the Secoi;id World War in- the "final Kolutio.ny"; of the
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Jewish problem. Dr. Krausnick added.
(Auschwitz was the biggest of the Nazi extermination camps, where three to four million Jews were killed under this, policy).
The prosecution lawyiers and witnesses in the Auschwitz ^triaU have been threatenbd with death in a .anonymous letter .sigried with a swastika.
The letter was received by the leader of the Jewish community in Frankfort by post on Monday..
The letter stated in ; part: ."These lines have, been written by a; youth at our dictation. Thousands of these youths are .working with us (3,627)." :
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