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tradition which had combined harmoniously both Jewish and English culture, and which was true to, the spirit of the religion it followed and loyal to the lancLin which it had been established for more than one hundred years, ,
The rabbi of to-day had a special mission to perform, he said, in acting as peace-maker between the fundamental truths of Judaism and the truths of modern science. It was, he felt, the mission of the rabbi to exjwund the Torah from the pulpit and to leave the discussion of sockology, psychology and literature to lyceum lectures. Congregations were apt to turn their rabbis into social sycophants, with the result that the ministry was coming to be regarded as a "little business for little men." For this reason he particularly urged the congregation to help the rabbi reach out to higher ideals.
The induction committee included Mesdames VV. S. Montefiore, Michael Michaels and J. Ettenberg.
Tempi* Emanu-El 4128 Shsrbrooks Strset Wsst Rabbi Harry J. Stern
At the special Armistice services, Friday evening, November 9, at 8.15 p.m., the sermon will be "The Struggle tor World Peace." Services, Saturday, at 11 a.m., in the Lecture Hall, with the sermonette based on the Torah reading for the week.
Charles Goldstein, teacher of Class 7 in the Religious School, in charge of next Sunday's Assembly, will present the ethical lesson. The following children will take part in the programme: Saul Gold, Kenneth Van Guen, Myer Medine, Elmer Finkelstein, and Mortimer Levee. "The City of Justice" was organized in the Religious School with the following officers: Peter Dobrof-sky, mayor; Alfred Israels, vice-mayor, and Sylvia Blumenthal, secretary. Each class will elect a representative to form the City Council along with the officers. The object of the "City of Justice" is to enable the children to have their own school government. School problems will come before the City's Council of Justice. The Religious School library received a donation of a complete set of books of Jewish interest from Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacobs. Percy Jacobson and Dr. M. Lightstone donated other books. The faculty is appointing delegates to the Convention of Religious School Teachers in Toronto, December 23, 24 and 25. The Religious School committee of the Sisterhood will entertain the children at a Sabbath tea and entertainment once a month on Saturday afternoons. One of these will be held November 24, from 3 to 6 p.m. Mothers of the children are invited. Mesdames M. Margolick and Leo J. Neumann are in charge. On the honour roll for October:Shirley Robinson, EuniceCarin, Arnold Isscnman, June Reich bach, Syra Tarahis, Lloyd Stern, Amelia Keyntz, Isobd Blumenthal, Saul Gold, Sylvia Blumenthal, Rita Guilaroff, Peter R. Dobrof sky, Edna Goldstein, H ilda GouM, Reva Margolis and Nathan Keyntz. Sisterhood programme meeting Tuesday, November 13, in the Lecture Hall of the Temple, at 3 p.m. Mrs. I. M. Rubino-vicfa will present a dramatic reading of the play "Strange Interlude," by Eugene O'Neill. The guest musician will be Miss Ibolyka Gyarsas. Social hour. Friends invited. Sisterhood executive luacbeoc was held Tuesday, November6.
Registration Ln the College of Jewish Studies numbers aboat 250. Due to tack of acoommodatioa,' registration is now closed. Rabbi Stern, priocspal of the school, entertained members of the colieg* (acuity Saturday evening at the Montefiore Cfcb. Present were: Professor Brodie B. BrockweJl, I. Beastoc, Rabbi ZJotaik, Rabbi J alios Berger, Hirscfc Roscfifesd, Dr. Lyon Bercorkca, registrar, aad Jack Wasserman, issilssl At tfee end of tfce asoatk tbe kctorer jm tfae Depnrtnststt of A. FnatzJItm, of
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New York City, is eaqpected to visit the college. The first business meeting of' the year of Temple Centre takes place in Temple House, Sunday, November 11, at 11.30.   Rubin Ginsberg will preside.
Religious School pupils on the honour roll for October are: Cass 2�Miss J. Silbermann, teacher; Kalman Faber, Phyllis Robinson and Maxine Samuels; Class 3�Miss A. Blumenthal, teacher; Shirley Robinson; Class4�Chas. Rosen, teacher; Eunice Carin, Arnold Issenman, June Reichbach and Syra Tarshis: Class 5�Miss Freda Kats, teacher; Lloyd Stern, Amelia Keyfits and Isabel Blumenthal; Class 7�Charles Goldstein, teacher; Saul Gold; Class 8�Sol Vine-berg, teacher; Sylvia Blumenthal, Rita Guilaroff, Peter R. Dobrof sky, Edna Goldstein, Hilda Gould and Reva Margolis; Class 9�David Lewis, teacher; Nathan Keyntz.
Shaar Haahomayim, Rabbi Hsrman Abramowitx, Cot** St. Antoins Road, corner Ksnsing ton.
The following teachers have been added to the Sunday School staff: Misses B. Lewis, M. Carpin and R. Schwisberg.
Balfour Declaration Day was celebrated at the Junior and Senior Assemblies of the Sunday School, Sunday, November 4. I. M. Konowitz spoke on the "Significance of the Day." Anna MackJowitz taught a new song entitled "Am Yisroel Hai." Development of the colonies in Palestine during the past ten years was discussed.
Two groups of the Hebrew Primary Class for children of six and seven are now in session. Lessons are conducted in accordance with modern educational practice, Hebrew being taught through games, songs and play. The children in these groups presented part of the programme in Hebrew at the Junior Assembly of the Sunday School, Sunday, November 4.   .
Young People's Society opening meeting Wednesday, November 14, at 8.30 p.m. Musicale and dancing. This year the society will bring together socially not only the younger generation of the community, but also the older members of the family. Officers: president, Lou Dobrofsky; vice-president, Ben Cum-mings; treasurer, Lionel Godine; recording secretary, Rhoda Lande; corresponding secretary, Sylvia Cohen; Rev. Dr. H. Abramowitz and I. M. Konowitz, members ex-officio.
Elected to the Senior Sunday School Council: Class Sa, Hilda Golt, and Robert Levine; 5b Annette Gordon and Moe Usher; 6a, Joseph Aber and Lillian Shapiro; 6b, Annette Engel and David Sabbath; 7, Beatrice Bronfman and Abraham G ruber; and 8, Evelyn El kin and Bryant Auerbach. First meeting was held this week. The programmes for the Senior Assembly and the Chanukah celebration were outlined.
The Jewish Arts and Crafts Club is being organized for people sixteen years and over to develop certain phases of Jewish art and craft work, under the leadership of Irving Berger, of the School of Architecture. Communicate with the synagogue office.
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Council of Montreal Hadassah met at Zionist Headquarters Thursday, November 1. Mrs. Louis Miller presided. Mrs. A. J. Freirnan, Dominion Prestaent of Canadian Hadassah, will dpeh the Montreal Hadassah Palestine Fair at the Windsor Hotel, November 20 arid 21. Mrs. E. G. Bernstein is convener of the bazaar. Mrs. S. Kahn read the treasurer's report and urged that aljl moneys in the individual treasuries be sent in before the end of each month. Mrs. B. Perelmuter, who with Mrs. H. L. Druxerman is the Montreal Hadassah chairman for the Jewish National Fund, reported that 510 calls had been made in clearing Jewish National Fund boxes in October, and that 1376.28 had been collected, showing an increase of $386.28 ever the amount collected during October of last year. Mrs. S. Wittes, Montreal Hadassah chairman for the Keren Hayesod, reported a collection of $988. Mrs. A. Kanigsberg is sewing convener for Montreal Hadassah. Mrs. Henrietta1 Irwell, executive member of the Women's International Zionist Organization, was the guest of Montreal Hadassah Wednesday, November 7. Mesdames H. H. Livingstone, S. Kahn, S. Jaffe, Louis Miller and S. Cooperstone volunteered to act as a committee, in conjunction with Mrs. M. Leon and Mrs. C, B. Fainer for the Federation Drive. Mrs. S. Kahn is convener. Mrs. A. Genser reported * that her chapter, wie Young Lady Zionists, registered 100 per cent, of its membership. The Business Men's Council special night, the opening of the Palestine Fair. There will be special entertainments for children at both afternoons of the Fair. A special dance attraction will be produced the first afternoon by the pupils of Ruvinoff's Dance Studio, under the personal supervision of Mr, Ruvinoff. Miss Mildred Mitchell, of the Orpheum Theatre, and Mr. Sutherland will auction on the last evening of the fair the fur neckpiece donated by A. J. Alexandor, Limited. Mrs. Weiz-mann, president of the Women's International Zionist Organization, will be the guest of Montreal Hadassah at a tea in her honour Thursday afternoon, November IS. MrB. A. J. Freimarf will also be a guest of honour. Mrs. Max Rady, of Winnipeg, who returned after a visit to Europe and Palestine, is Dominion Hadassah vice-president for Western Canada, and was in charge of the Winnipeg Hadassah Review last year. She has been asked by the Rachel Goldbloom Chapter, of Vancouver, to be guest speaker at a banquet. Mrs. Nellie Geshaye, a member of the National Council of the Zionist Organization of Canada, is president of the chapter. Winnipeg Hadassah is arranging the annual fair in the form of a review, to be held the first Sunday in
tributed $25 for the work of the organization.
November 11, Armistice Day. will be observed at the synagogue. Clarence Grots will recite tie "'Jewish Ideal of Peace," and E. Ulestein will speak on the meaning of Armistice Day. Harry Propas will read a port ion of the law.
Sisterhood meets at a tea room Tuesday, November 13, at 2.30 p.m. Rabbi Berger will speak.
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Miriam Dower Chapter met at the home of Mrs. L. E!ttttft^?35 Bernard West, Monday, Novttfib* $, Mrs. M Eyges presided. A �ocfcTwill be given by the chapter at the home of Mrs D. Greenspoon, 752b Querbes Avenue. Friends invited.
Young Ladies' Zionist Chapter met at the home of Mrs. S. Kaseoel, 272 Yen-dome Avenue, Monday, Hovember 5. Mrs. E. Genser presided. Mrs. L. Good-man reported. The National Fund report shows the chapter leading. Mrs. L.Bazar, registration chairman, reported to Mrs. H. ShUier, tm�trer, who will send funds to Headquarters. Reports were given of canvassing lor the bazaar by tne conveners, Mesdames J. B. Becker, L. Bazar and E. Genser. A talk on "Rachel" Was given by/Dr. John Singer. Mrs. E. Genser thanked the speaker. Tea money; $5, Programme for the next meeting will be a book review by A. T. Livinson on "Jews are Like That." by Analyticus.
Sybil Cohen Chapter met Monday, November 5, at Zionist Headquarters, at bridge and raah iongg. Mrs. M. H. Cohen presided. Bridge prize-winners were Mesdames A. Gordon, A. Zunnen-shine, R. Elias, L. Rasmiasky, L. Ginsberg, and Misses Freda Lewis, Celia Shapiro, Annie Bindman, Jennie Abino-vitcn and Sylvia Craft. Miss Yetta Hammer won the mah iongg prize. Mesdames L. Weinsiein, S. Goodman and A. Gradinger were hostesses. Mesdames A. Gordon and S. Dezwirek, of Three Rivers, were guests. Next meeting at Zionist Headquarters, Monday, November 12, with Mrs. A. Bress and Miss Jane Bress as hostesses. Friends invited.
Shaar Hash o may ran Chapter met in the Community Rooms Monday afternoon; November 5. Mrs. Ben Bernfeld presided. Toy shower in the Auxiliary Room, November 12, at 3 p.m. Dr. Abramowitz will review three books by Ludwig Lewisohn, "Upsteara," "Israel,11 and "The Island Within."
Mrs. W. Migicovsky entertained at a bridge and shower Monday, November 5, at Horn's Cafeteria, for North End Chapter, in aid of the bazaar. Mrs. S. Cooperstone received the guests, assisted by Mesdames L. Matthews, W. Migicov-sky.S. Selinsky. Guests were Mesdames B. Nemptin, S. Gasco, K~ Smilovitch, S. MkaccwTiky, S. Cohen, J. Freedlander, L. Gasco, D. Migicoviky, H. Levine A. Poyaner, L. Marcus, S. Herman, L Krushen, M. Bernstein, S. Stein, S. Lidsky, P. Greenspon, S. Sternberg, I. Benditsky, M. Richer, S. Cooperstone, M. Taub, K. Schachter, L. Herschom, S. Feigenbaum, 1. Kobemick, P. Bret holtz, S. Kaback, W. Potechin, A. Gasco, N. Axeirod, A. Goldstein, S. Margolin, R. Kasninaky, L. Raich M Crehnsten, M- Cohen, N. Solomon, I. Moore, J. Malkin, B. Leibovitch. L Leibovitch, S. S. Gordon, N. Anerbach, W. Malletz, S. Kalmanovitch, S. Par-lich, H. Freedman, B. Firestone M. Hornstein, and Miss Mary Hochmu. Prizes were woo by Mesdames ^ S. Gordon, H. Anerbaca, M. Malkir., W Potechin, S. Marpoiia, J. Greenspon, S. Mwkx)vaky, A. Foyaoer, B. Nen ptin, I. Benditsky aad S. Bernstein. Mrs. A. Poyaner waa presented with a Go Idea Book ccrti&cate, Doaatiocs for U* bazaar were warred from Mrs. A. Poymntf, $10; Mrs, U. Stain, $1: M. Feinatsia, $1, Mr*. M. Richer $1, and Mra, S. Hsrsibaka, $t. Miss Mary HochnrU woo tba raAs, a
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Registratios of children from seven years of age up at Bnai Jacob Sunday School wuT cofrtinue from November 4 to 11. Joseph Frank, vice-pressdetrterf Mosrtreal Yooof Jodassv, is priadpal; Nathan Bitrbrier, assistant priociosJ. TKere is a coarse in. post-Blbbcal history.
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