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THE   CANADIAN   JEWISH   REVIEW
OCTOBER  31st,   1941
MONTREAL MEETINGS
� Rudolf M. Ke�tier, aged 21, an Internee at the refugee camp at Sherbrooke, Quebec, would like to correspond with other young people Interested In Jewish events, new books, and music.
� Geldye Myerses Group, Pioneer Women's Organisation, met at the home of Mrs. W. Malus, Ponsard Avenue. Mrs. L. Chelfetz was chairman.
� Shear Hashomaylm Synagogue:
Sabbath, Sedra Lech-Lecha. Erev Shabbos, October 31st, candle lighting time: 5:10; services: 5:20; Sabbath morning, at 9:00; MinCha, 5:30;   Maariv,   6:00.   Weekdays,
�mornings at 7:30; evenings at 6:30; Sundays at 8:30 a.m. Junior Congregation executive: Sybil Freed man, Eugene Gordon, Rlva Lelbovich, William Levy, Audrey Marks, Perry Meyer, David Robinson, Herbert Shayne, Morton Shulxnan, Larry Simon, Arthur Victor. Last week, Chazanim were: Mort Flanders, William Levy, Perry Meyer, David Robinson. Galled to the reading of the Torah were. Gordon EdelStone, Mort Flanders, Raymond Levy, Jerrold Flneberg, David Robinson, Fred Solomon. Charles Solomon opened the Ark. Lois Klein explained the Sedra. S. J. Leibowltz, acting educational director, gave a talk. Over 250 children attended the first of the movie entertainments sponsored by the Educational Committee, representative, E. A. Friedman. Boy Scout Troop Is collecting books and magazines for men In active service. Cub Pack s sal tents are Jerrold Flne-berg, Raymond Levy. The following- passed tenderpad tests: David Cohen, Trevor Flneberg, Herbert Marks, Carl Notkin, Alan Rudner, Harvey Smith, Alan Spiro, Derek
. Tarsfa, At the School Assembly Jules Blond and Boris Denbow took part In a play with Charles Klein as stage manager. Names sent to the Review without first names have been omitted.
October 31st, on "England And Israel In A Holy Covenant*'; Saturday, 11:30, sermonette. On Sunday, November 2nd at 7 pjn� Temple societies' representatives wtio, will meet for supper discussion are: the president, Dr. Abram Bercovltch, C. N. Sommer, Mrs. Arthur Simon, Mrs. Jack Freed-man, Martin Arnovlts, Lawrence Marks, Mrs. Arthur Fremes, Murray Bornstein, Rabbi Stern. For the 59th annual meeting of the Congregation, Wednesday, November 19th, general convenor is Hyman Grover. High School elected: president, Marvin Grover; others, Rutti Car rick, Ann Walker, Mitchel .Garflnkle, Cyri! Lewis, Yvette KostorU, Geraldine Isxnan. Junior Congregation officers: president, Marvin Segal, Richard Benson, Ann Walker, Advisors to High Sehool Department: Miss Ann Frank, M. Rosenbaum. The College of Jewish Studies and the Parent-Teacher Association guest speaker at the opening of their season will be Dr. John Aat-bury, Principal of Baron Byng High School. Open forum classes commence November 17th, Monday evening. Abraham Walk will be in charge of Hebrew; Dr. Stern, Biblical literature and highlights of Jewish history. A marriage clinic will be held with a psychiatrist, physician and minister, speaking on "The Happy Family." Dates- to be announced. Registration November 10th, at 8:00 pjri.
Takefman, de 1'Eveque Street. Seventeen members were present. It was decided to buy six grey blankets for the Red Cross in answer to the appeal. Mrs. M. Salomon, president, presided, and Mrs. I. Steinman, secretary-treasurer, read the minutes.
�   Canadian   Jewish   Congress:
War Efforts Committee gave authorization to Mrs. S. Roll, 4159 Decarie Boulevard, to hold a raffle under the auspices of the War Charities Act, of an antique gold bracelet which was contributed by Mrs. Roll, Proceeds went for cigarettes for soldiers overseas. The drawing took place at Red Cross Headquarters, and - Mrs. S. M. Switaman, 5481 Queen Mary Road, was the winner. Mrs. Samuel Bronfman made the drawing.
� Jewish   General   Hospital
Women's Auxiliary general meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 5th, 2.45 pjn.; at the Mount Royal Hotel. Dr. George F. Stephens, superintendent of Royal Victoria Hospital, will speak on Group Hospitalization. The president is Mrs. Alton Goldbloom.
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� Mount Sinai Sanatorium Ladies Auxiliary business luncheon is on November 5th and 6th, at 1474 Peel Street Hermes Building, between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., and the monthly Board meeting will be held November 4th at the Monteflore Club at 2:30 p.m. Guest speaker, Mrs. Doreen Day. Annual dinner dance in May.
� Hospital Of Hope: Miss EHse Bercovltch and M. Ginsburg will address the women's social evening on November 5th at the Talmud Torah. Musical program.
� National Salvage  Campaign
headquarters and warehouse are at 419 St. Nicholas Street, BE-lair 2545, where calls win be received from citizens and industries having waste materials for disposal such as, papers, magazines, rags, aluminum, steel scrap, glass, brlc-a brae, etc. Any surplus derived from the sale of .scrap material will be donated to War Services,
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Stern, Rabbi, win speak Friday,
� Three Siren Ladle* Gtah were guests at the home of Mrs. M.
� Young Judaea new leadership club at new headquarters, 5334 Park Avenue, heard S. J. Leibowltz, their advisor, and acting educational director of Shear Hashomayim Synagogue, emphasize the need of training leaders. Miss Shalndle Stipelman, Executive Secretary, Canadian Young Judaea; Abraham Rosen, Miss Eta Freed, David Joffre, Nathan Shuster, honorary president, who presided, took part. Provisional executive: David Joffre, Harry etliger, Samuel J. Leibowltz, Abraham  Rosen, Na-
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than Shuster, Misses Faigie Edel-berg. Belle Fogel, Eta Freed, Beatrice Solomon, Shalndle Stipelman. Meeting Wednesday evening, November 5th, and social hour. Young men and women invited.
*> At a meeting of the board of directors of the Mental Hygiene Institute, under the chairmanship of W. F. Angus, Dr. Baruch Silverman, was appointed director of the Institute. Dr. Silverman is a graduate in medicine from McGlll University and following a period of post-graduate study in psychiatry, returned to Montreal to Join Che staff of the Institute In 1923. Dr. Silverman Is associate psychiatrist to the Royal Victorial Hospital, lecturer in mental hygiene and psychiatry in McGlll University, lecturer in social psychiatry at the Montreal School of Social Work and a fellow of the American Psychiatric and Orthopsychla-trlc Associations.
i: Chapters meeting Monday, November 3rd, at 2.30, are: Biallk, money shower and bridge, m aid of the bazaar, at 1533 Ducharme Avenue, hostess: Mrs. S. Heltner; Deborah at the home of Mrs. H. Sarkln, 5407 Trans-Island Avenue; Kadimah, at the home of Mrs. H. Fineman, 2247 Maplewood Avenue, when Mrs. M. I. Rlchler will give Jew-is readings; Miriam Brainin Or-tenberg, at the home of Mrs. E. Dworkin, 847 Stuart Avenue; Mount Scopus, at the home of Mrs. J. Bloom, 6283 De Vlmy Avenue; Nair Tamid, bridge and mah Jong at the home of Mrs. Samuel Brod-sky, 4530 Decarie Boulevard; Queen Esther, tea and money shower at the home of Mrs. L. M. Raphael, 831 Doilard Avenue, when Mrs. Philip Vineberg will review "Berlin Diary", friends invited; Rachel Levlnson, at Shear Hashomayim Synagogue, hostesses: Mrs. J. Felnbrook, Mrs. R. Ka-minsky; Young Ladles Zionist at the home of Mrs. S. Alrod, 802 Doilard Avenue. Chapters meeting Monday, November 3rd, at &30; Rachel Anna Leavy, at the home of Mrs. J. Eliosoff, 5625 Canterbury Avenue; Shoshana, at the home of Mrs. S; Long, 5644 Clarke Street.
Neahesn Talmud Torah
met at the. home of Mrs. M. Rosenberg, 5157 Jeanne Mance Street Mrs. M. Rosenberg, daughter of the late Mrs. Freda Cohen, who beat the presidency for the past
sident by acclamation. Others: Meed am es G. GokL W. Barash, B. Trachtenberg, A. Schwartz, I. Weisbergv Julius Cohen. The sum of 961.53 was collected at this meeting. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Heller, 32 Joyce Avenue.
# Bed Cress: A blanket and quilt drive of the Jewish Branch takes place at Zionist Headquarters, on November 12, at 2.30 pjn. Mrj, Samuel Bronsman Is president. While the purchase price of a single blanket has been set by the national office at S2, contributions of any amount will be accepted.
� Vksjery Salvage Drive: On Remembrance Day, November 11th, YJM JLA. and other youth organizations in the North End will send 1.300 canvassers from high schools and public schools out for a door-to-door canvass of aluminum, magazines, and other salvage materials In the area covered by 30,000 homes between Pine Avenue and Van Home Avenue, and Henri JuHen Street and Hutchison Street Ted Kaufman and Samuel Baker are co-chairmen of the steering committee. Time for radio talks will be released shortly. ,
� Saaare Ziea fflolnhiii bazaar is on Tuesday, November 4th. at the synagogue. 5575 Cote St Luc Road, convenorshlp of Mesdames David Cuminings and J. Harry Berger. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. will be followed by a fashion show presented by Holt Renfrew and Company. LUmted. Afternoon tea, also supper fer men and women at 6 JO p-m., and a stage revue. In charge of booths: Mesdames Harry Cohen and M. Richer; and Victor Cape, Mesdames & Go-lick. N. Steinberg. L. Sherman. H. readier. M. Star. M. Raich. F. J. Landskroner. J. Bernstein. Mesdames E. Abramowitz, J. H. Ber-#er. L. Stein. D. FeUman. L. Ster-1m, J. Rosen. F. Frank, H. Diamond, I Riddell, A. Gold, N. Beecher. M. Oapien. M. Berson, L Spector. C Sseiahouse. B. Goi-denberg. L Dendissky. S. L. Gil-man, L Cohen. L. Brownstein. S. Basar. J. Fetnbrook. J. Rosenstein, A. Weiss, Harry Cohen, Louis Kodak, K. Garmalse; John Cornfield: Mesdames M. Lash. M. Gosfman. S. Shuster. D. Ruttect-berg. M. Dick. S. Tucker. L Rid-deil;    Michael   Rohrtick:   Mee-
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