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THE   CANADIAN   JEWISH   REVIEW
JULY 30, 1948
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Harvey Frankel, Claxton Boulevard, has returned after spending several weeks at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shulraan, Lauder Avenue, had visiting them for several weeks their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Shulman, of Allan Memorial Hospital, in Montreal, Que.
Albert Mannis, of Atlanta, Ga.; Nathan Mannis, of Baltimore, Md.; and David Maonis and daughter, Marilyn, of Los Angeles, Calif., spent several days visiting their family, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mannis, Avenue Road; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mannis, Russell Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Steinberg and daughter, Miss Joyce Steinberg, Briar Hill Road, were at Algonquin Park for several days.
Mrs. Abraham Rovner, Oriole Parkway, is spending several weeks at Crystal Beach.
Mrs. I. Goldblatt, Roseneath Gardens, spent several days at Crystal Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Freedman, 34 Menin Road, have returned from a motor trip to the Gaspe and North Bay districts where they spent several weeks.
Miss Zena Lutrofsky, St. Annes Road, spent several weeks at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Becker, 313 Vaughan Road, are spending several weeks in Crystal Beach.
Miss Simmie Kaiman, Roxton Road, spent several days at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, 83 Whitmore Avenue, are leaving to spend several weeks at Tawingo Lodge, Muskoka.
Richard Simmons, 119 CheriU.i Avenue, is spending the summer in Los Angeles, Calif.
Miss Suzanne D. Gross, 5 Austin Crescent, is spending the summer touring Europe and..-will visit England, France, Switzerland, and Belgium.
Mrs. Louis Cadesky, Eglinton Avenue West, is spending several weeks at Crystal Beach.
Miss Edith Greenberg, Peverill Hill Road, was at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka, for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nashman, �CasUeview Avenue, are spending several dan at Lake
at Murray Bay, and will later visit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frieman, of Ottawa, at Kingsmere, Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stanleigh, 46 Elderwood Drive, are motoring to Cape Cod, Mass., to be away for several weeks.
M. H. Centner and Michael Mann, Rochester Avenue; Arnold M. Centner, of Timmins; Samuel Cohen, Cheritan Avenue; and Arthur L. Soles, Strathearn Road, are on a fishing trip through-Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sporn, 56 Claxton Boulevard, spent several days at Crystal Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Kaplan, and Wayne and Judith, of Chicago, 111., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Sugarman, 268 Chaplin Crescent. Mr. Kaplan, who is executive director of Chicago Bnai Brith Council, is being entertained at a luncheon at Hotel Edison, by the Bnai Brith executive.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hootnick, 1054 College Street, have visiting them, their son, Stan. Hootnick, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kotlov, 1178 Queen Street West, are on vacation for several weeks in Muskoka.
Mrs. E. Reider, 46 D'Arcy Street, has returned from New York where she visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ginzler, and was present at the graduation of her granddaughter, Sheila Ginzler. Mrs. Reider is leaving to spend the remainder of the summer at Crystal Beach.
Elliot Moss, Clinton Street, is back, having spent several days at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Altaian, of Chattanooga, Tenn., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alt-man, Halton Street; and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mannis, Avenue Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hootnick and sons Stan., and Lome, 1054 College Street, are back from Crystal Beach where they spent several weeks.
Miss Jeannette 111 ion, of Newark, N. J., was entertained at luncheon by Miss Marion Weiss, Lippincott Street, and Mrs. Leslie Drexler, Palmerston Boulevard: and also by Miss Suzann Cohen, of Montreal, Qua. Miss Ida niion was a guest on both occasions.
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� UNITED ZIONIST COUNCIL. Aid to Israel project has David Bronstein as chairman. Refugees each week from the Displaced Persons camps and from Cyprus, arriving in Israel hungry, without clothes, and sick; casualties, amputation cases, wounded and disabled, all need medical attention, nourishment, assistance. Two ships loaded to capacity with foodstuffs, clothing, and medical supplies have left Canada and additional large-scale shipments of these commodities will follow. Six thousand cases of kosher canned b**f, salmon, sardines, and a large quantity of food was included in the shipment, also blankets, sheets, towels, linens of various descriptions. The complete list of requirements may be obtained from the Zionist office at 651 Spadina Avenue, KI. 2153. New clothing and shoes are required. In Toronto the needle industry has pledged itself to supply the largest possible amount of items that are needed. Workers are prepared to devote a number of hours to produce the clothing items and manufacturers are supplying the facilities and the material. A central depot at 817 College Street just off Spadina, will receive all contributions. Space for a depot for manufacturers has also been made available at 384 Adelaide Street, and a central warehouse has been established at 251 College Street.
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Avrum Flatt,* Rogers Road, has returned after a stay of several days at Smith's Bay House, Port Carling, Muskoka,
Miss Lenore Lenchner, of Buffalo, N. Y., spent several days visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. aud Mrs. Benjamin Fluxgold, 532 Glengarry Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Pivnick, Wells Hill Avenue, have returned from a motor trip to Montreal and Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kleiman, for-merly of 503 Euclid Avenue, have taken up residence at their new home, 9 Roseneath Gardens.
Mrs. I. Karp and family, Clax-too Boulevard, are spending the summer at Crystal Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bessner, of New York, spent several weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. Bergman, 457 St. Clements Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finkler, formerly Miss Laura Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Fine, Baldwin Street, have taken up residence at 697 Victoria Avenue, Windsor. Mr. Finkler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Finkler, Rushton Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Luxen-berg and their daughter, Paula, Alexandra Wood, are spending several weeks at Manoir Richelieu,
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; at dteaar aad theatre by Miss Eve Borsook. Brunswick Aveoue; dinner and evening, by Mr, and Mrs, E. J.
Goudie, Milverton Boulevard; and at luncheon by Mis. Leslie Drexler, Palmerston Boulevard, and Miss Marion Weiss, Lippincott Street.
Entertaining for Mrs. Louis Roy, the former Miss Lily Voldiraer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vol-dizner, 271 Markhazn Street, at tea at the Arcadian Court, were: Mrs. Isadora Katz and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Manuel Katz; Mrs. Samuel Willinsky, Mrs. Jack Akum and daughter, Miss Shirley Akum; Mrs. J. Reanick and daughter, Miss Edith ResnicaVMrs. Max Nisker and daughter, Mrs. J. Goodman; Nathan Feldbrill and daughter, Mrs. Murray Freedman; Mrs. Louis Sockett and daughter, Miss Sharon Sockett; Mrs. J. Leder and daughter, Miss Edith Leder; Mrs. I. Pustel, Mrs. Albert Sone, Mrs, Louis Lubinsky. and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Max Lubin; Mesdames Sidney Shore, R. Fishbaum and Samuel Starr. The bride-elect wore a sky-blue English worsted suit, large pink picture straw hat, trimmed with white lilies, and matching accessories.
back, and headdress of multi-coloured flowers, and carried a matching cascade. The bridesmaids were: Misses Natalie Kornbloom and Miriam Halpern, in pink sheer gowns, with matching headdresses, and nosegays; Misses Rae Derrin-field and Marjorie Fox, gowned alike in pale green sheer, with multi-coloured headdresses, and nosegays; and Misses Barbara Fine, of New York, and Hilda Fay Wolman, of Toledo, Ohio, gowned alike in pale greed sheer, with multi-coloured headdresses, and matching nosegays. Sharon Lee Fox of Detroit, Mich., was flower girl, dressed in white satin, fashioned similarly to the bride's gown, with a long white veil and headdress of orange blossoms, and a nosegay of pink coses. Harry David Cornblum, brother of the groom, was best man and ushers were: Percy Lyons. Sol. Wein-garten, Dr. Ben. Zenner, Milton Mtotx, Howard Kombkom, William Solomon, Harold Zinamon, of Detroit, Mich,; Louis Zinamon, of Kansas City, Kama*? Sydney '**" � j awl Gordon
BIRTHS
Born,   to   Mr.   and   Mm.   Percy Katz (nee Reva Margoles), b nard Avenue, at Mount Sinai pital, on July 15, a son, Kak grandson of Mrs. Miriam Marg. of  Gait;   and of  Rabbi  Abral Katz, 570  Bathurat Street.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Philip i (nee   Edith   Gilraan,  formerly Winnipeg,    Man.),    212    Citato Street, at Mount  Sinai  Hospital, on July 13, a son, Martin David, brother of Karen; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. Oilman, of Winnipeg; and of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ely, 212 Clinton Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shapiro (nee Mary Shiman), 547 Shaw Street, on July 4, at Toronto General Hospital, a daughter, Barbara Marlene, sister of Sheldon. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, i. Shi-man, 298 Markham Street; and Mr*. R. Shapiro, 47 Augusta Avenue.
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The marriage of Beatrice daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adler, of Hespeler, to Julius S. Spiegel, son of Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Spiegel, Dewson Street, took place on April 21, at half.past five o'clock, at the Barclay Hotel, with Rabbi Judah Washer officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a wihte satin brocaded gown, period style, with sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, tapering to the wrists, and tight bodice above a full skirt. Her matching tiara was trimmed with seed pearl beads and fattened with a full-length veil of tulle illusion, and she carried a white Bible adorned with mauve orchids, bou-vardia, stephaaotis, and babies' breath. Mrs. Alex Ony, of KHcaeaar, was matron of honour, gowned In powder-ohM satin, similar to the bride's (own, with rostehhic nisdiirns. and carried a cascade of pink and Talisman roeee. Misses Sylvia Highaan, of Kitchener, aad Dorothy PaHant were hrHaausids. Jreaiil fa pUk and Moe aatia fowns, respectively, similar to that of the M4*% with sweetheart neckline*, and
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� ZIONIST ORGANIZATION of Canada: The 18th annual conference of the Central Division will take place at the King Edward Hotel on Saturday and Sunday, September 25 and 26. Robert H. Soren is president. The future role of the Zionist movement in Canada will be discussed, also the Aid to Israel campaign in all centres.
best man and ushers were: Sol. Kirshenbaum, Alex Ony, of Kitchener, Leslie Drexler, and Irving Beck. The decorations were composed of standards of pink roses, palms, ferns, and white can* delebra. Mrs. Adler, mother of the bride, received, wearing a powder-blue crepe gown, with a corsage of Talisman roses; with Mrs. Spiegel, mother of the groom, wearing a grey crepe gown, with a corsage of American Beauty roses. The bride and groom left for a motor trip to New York and Atlantic City, the former travelling in a navy-blue suit, dusty-pink coat, navy sailor hat, trimmed with pink tulle, navy accessories, snd a corsage of mauve orchids. The bride and groom will reside in Harriston.
CORNBLUM-FEIN
The marriage of Louise Bebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 3132 Dun das Street West, to Murray Cornblum, son of S. Corn-blum snd the late Mrs. Molly Cornblum, took place st Ostrovcer Synagogue, on June 27, at half-past five o'clock, Rabbi I. Hurwiti officiating, assisted by Rabbi J. Washer and Cantor A. Steinberg. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her whiU satin gown, which was embroidered with seed pearl beads, had a high sheer neckline, lone sleeves, tapering to the wrists, and tight bodice with the under-ekirt pleated and over-skirt draped. Her orange bloaeom headdress was arranged wfth fl-losion taDe and trtnosed with a border of Cbantffly lae*. and she earrted a Bibie with caMDiaa. Miss Rows Pex, of Detroit, Mkh^ was maid of hoooor, gowned in faille taffeta with a faH
****** bride, and Cohen, ware page-boys, all in fall drew. The reception took place at Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue, Mrs. Fein, mother of the ozide, wearing a fuchsia-shaded sheer gown, trimmed with silver lace, and a hat of white camellias; Mrs. S. Cornblum, mother of the groom, wearing an aquamarine-blue crepe gown, trimmed with lace. The bride and groom left for a motor trip, touring United States from New York to Los Angeles. The former wore a British-tan three-piece suit, with checked facing, and a matching alligator bag and shoes. The bride and groom will reside at 684 Bathurat Street.
HARRIS-CLIMANS
The marriage of Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Climans, 137 Walmer Road, to Bernard Harris, son of Mrs. G. Harris, 4449 Colonial Avenue, Montreal, Que., took place on Sunday, June 27, at Men of England Synagogue, Rabbi M. H. Levy officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her princess gown of ivory satin had a round neckline, outlined with lace, and her lace halo was sprinkled with pearl beads, and fastened to a full-length ivory tulle veil. She carried a white prayer book, adorned with white orchids and streamers of sweet peas. The groom was given in marriage by his mother and his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs, Max Roten-berg. Mrs. H. Marks, aunt of the bride, was matron of honour, dressed in a powder-blue net gown, with mat 'hing headdress, and carried a corsage of American Beauty noses. Irma Woldman was junior bridesmaid, dressed in pink taffeta, and carried a nosegay of mixed flowers. Ben. Harris, of Chicago, 111., brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were: Norman Gimans, brother of the bride; Jack Harris, brother of the groom; Irving Gold, and Barney Garber, of Montreal. The reception was held at Hungarian House, Mn. Gimans, mother of tbe bride, received in a pearl-grey gown, trimmed with sequins, with corsage of American Beauty roses; Mrs. G. Harris, mother of the groom, wearing pewrier-blue, and a corsage of pink roeea. The bride and groom left on a weddiag trip to Chicago, the former wearing an apple-green gabardine suit, with black accessories, Tbe bride and groom will reside at 137 Walzner'Road. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marks, of Oshawa, grandparent* of the bride; Mrs. G. Harris, mother oil the groom, and Jack Harris, his brother, of Montreal, were present at the wedding.
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DEATHS
Jacob Andrews died on July 24, in his sixty-eighth year, at Mount Sinai Hospital, after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews; one sister, Mrs. J. Hoffman (Eva), of St Catharine B; two daughters, Mrs. Morris Adams (Celia*) and Mrs. Sol. Alter (Florence); and three grandchildren, Franklin Adams, Ralph and Blanche Alter. Mr. Andrews was born in Bialystok, Russia, and came to Toronto as a young man. President of the Talmud Torah, he was a motivating factor in the growth and establishment of various branches. Mr. Andrews was a member of Goel Teedec Synagogue for forty-five years, and in more recent years member of Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue. Officiating at the services at the Talmud Torah, were: Rabbi Morris Kurszner, of New York, his nephew; and Edward Gelber. Burial was at Jones Avenue cemetery. Shiva at the home, 223 Glenholme Avenue,
Philip Fruitman died suddenly at St. Michaels Hospital on July 19, in -his fifty-eighth year. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sarah Fruitraan; one son, Joseph; one daughter, Anne; and one grandchild, Michael Fruitman. Mr. Fruitman was an active member of Lagover Sick Benefit Society. Funeral took place from Lambtoa Park, Rabbi I. Harwitz officiating. Burial was in Lagover cemetery. Shiva at the home, 259 Richmond Street West.
Cards Of Thanks
The family of the late Samuel J. Burstyn wish to extend thanks to their friends and relatives for their thcughtfulness and acts of kindness and sympathy shown to them during their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear husband and beloved father. They also wish to express heartfelt thanks to the members and officials of the Nareyver Congregation, Brunswick Avenue, for their words of condolence and kind ex-pressions of sympathy.
IN MEMORIAM >
tn loving memory of a dearly beloved son and brother, Goldman, who passed away 80. 1�43. Sadly miseed and remembered by mother, brotheva, and sister,