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*Dr. Allan L. Sherwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sherwin, 4680 Kensington Avenue, has been named the recipient of a Markle Scholarship, including a $30,000 grant. One of two Canadians to be so honored, Dr. Sherwin was interviewed for three days at a club near Ottawa when about a dozen candidates were given a close look by men from the United States and Canada in fields unrelated to medicine. Prospective Markle Scholars may not apply on their own for this scholarship. They must be recommended by a medical school to the authorities, and then they are scrutinized for the final decision. Dr. Sherwin is at present carrying on research on the allergic aspects of diseases of the nervous system. The Markle Award of $30,000 goes to McGill University Faculty of Medicine, to supplement Dr. Sherwin's program of research. A former pupil of West Hill High School and a graduate of Montreal West High School, Allan Sherwin graduated from McGill with a Bachelor of Science degree, and first class honors in biochemistry, in 1953; and in medicine from McGill in 1957. He trained in neurology at the Mont-
real Neurological Institute and in Immuno-Chemistrv at the Division of Immuno-Chemistry and Allergy Research of the Royal Victoria Hospital, in Montreal.
*TEMPLE EMANU-EL*
Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: On Friday evening, March 30, at 8.15 p.m., Dr. Stern will speak on "Religion � Opiate Or Stimulant"; Saturday Morning, March 31, at 11.30 a.m., Sermonette, "Strange Fire", based on Torah Portion. Mark Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Young, 565 Dorais Street, St. Laurent, will be called to the Reading oi the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah on Friday, March 30. On Wednesday eveniftg, April 4, at 8.15 p.m., a galaJmusical evening, auspices of the Sisterhood, will hear Maureen Forrester, world-renowned contralto; John Newmark, violinist; Eugene Kash, violinist. The general Chairman is Mrs. David H. Lisser; vice-chairman, Mrs. Irvin Gertsman. Sponsors are: Rabbi and Mrs. Stern; Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Grover, Mr. and Mrs. David H.
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Lisser, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gertsman, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. William Gittes, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln J. Walker, Mr. and Mr8. Arthur Pascal, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kruger, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lowy, Mr. and Mrs. John Seguier, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Michel Altman. Mrs. Marion Dickman, J. Josepnson, Donald Kirk, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Meero-vitch, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Shein-berg, are new Temple members. For the congregational Seder, the first night of Passover, Wednesday evening; April 18, at 6.45 p.m., reservations with the office, WE. 7-3675; for bonafide members and their families. On Sunday morning, April 1, at 11 a.m., Samuel Garfield, Abraham Izenberg, William Hoffman and Mrs. Joseph Frankel, will be in charge of the closing of the School for Adults. The staff was: Rabbi Stern, Dr. Anna Stearns, and Mrs. Genia Burstein.
*   ADATH ISRAEL   * SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi Charles Bender: At the breakfast session of the Men's Club, on Sunday, April 1, Rabbi Bender will speak on his trip to Israel. The publicity committee has Rabbi Bender, as honorary chairman; Gordon Brown, chairman; and Louis Glazer, Q.C.; Israel N. Knight, Moe F. Liebman and Louis U. Wiseman. The pupils of Adath Israel Hebrew School who were awarded prizes at the Purim carnival, were: Joey Rubin, Blima Schwartz, Ronald Naglie, Kenneth Shtull, Abbey Scholzberg, Heidi Matarasso, Agnes Barna, David Berger, Howard Chodos, Michal Ralbag, Miriam Furman, David Bergman, Michael Danczi^er, Harvey Naglie, Howard Kobernick. Rita Frydman, Mary Fiksel, Deena Yaphe, Maxine Finkelstein, Suzanne Frankel.
*   SPANISH AND   * PORTUGUESE
Synagogue, Rabbi Solomon Frank: At the Sisterhood Purim party, Mrs.  Max  Pinsler  presided and welcomed the guests. Rabbi Frank spoke on the history and customs of Purim. The opening prayer was read by Mrs. Max Schactmao. A holiday table  was  decorated  by three generations of one family, Mrs.  N.  Tryman, grandmother; Mrs. Dan Freedman, mother; and Mrs. G. Trestan, daughter. Reverend G. Schachter read selections from Sholom Aleichem. During the evening the Choral Group, direction of Cantor Goodman Aronson, gave its first presentations. Members of the Choral Group who participated are:  Mrs. J. J. Kates, soloist; Mesdames G. Aronson, L. Berman, Bernard L. Cohen, Moe Dingott,   Manuel    Goldberg,    P. Levy, J. L. Miller, A. Reis and I. Shulman; Misses Elsa and Joyce Blatt, Carmen Gold, Leola Lewis, Judy Miller and Min Ornstein; and Louis Berman, David Greenspoon, Max Pinsler and Irving Shulman. Mrs. Max Pinsler was piano accompanist. A masquerade contest was judged by Mrs. Bernard L.
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Cohen and Mrs. Sydney Levine, both past-presidents of the Montreal Branch, Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations; with David Greenspoon, Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Handman; Herbert, son of Mrs. Manuel Goldberg, and the late Mr. Goldberg, received prizes. The raffle was won by Moe Dingott; door prizes, by Mrs. H. Finklestein and Mrs. S. Settols. Refreshments were prepared and served by Mrs. George Kirschberg, hospitality chairman, assisted by Mesdames F. Kishner, Saul Stern, A. J. Rosenstein, L. Berman, Claire Elias, Max Nieder-hoffer, E. Erdell, W. Silverberg, Bernard L. Cohen and. I. N. Fleischmann.
*   TEMPLE BETH    * SHOLOM
Sabbath Services, on Friday evening, March 30, at 8.15 o'clock, will hear the annual Brotherhood Laymen Service. At the Sabbath Service last week, the Lights were blessed  by Mrs. Leo Simkover. George Greenspan, Murray Rud-man and Jack Shenfield acted as ushers, with Howard Rosen on reception. The Pulpit honors on Friday, March 16, were shared by Harry   Halton,   Lewis   Sherwin, Nathan Smith, Phillip Sulla and Nathan Wolfe. On Sunday morning, April 1, at 10.15 a.m. the Breakfast Club speakers will be Herbert "Hap"  Holland of the Quebec Rugby Football Union; and E. Asselin, City Councillor. This will be a father and son breakfast, chairmanship of Arthur Frenkel. On Tuesday evening, April 3, at 8.30 p.m. the Commentary Group will   discuss  "Trial   At  Nuremberg", Henry Fleming will preside. On Tuesday, April 10, the Sisterhood will hold the annual donor luncheon at the LaSalle Hotel. Co-conveners for this luncheon are Mrs. Martin Rubin and Mrs. Harvey Katz. The patronesses are: Mesdames Norman Genser, Louis Gertsman,    Stanton    Friedman, Harry Futornick, Harry Halton, Harvey Katz, Richard B. Kramer. Edgar Lion, Leslie Markovits, Saul Portner,    Martin   Rubin,   Dora Wolfe, Harry Wolfe, Rufus Wolfe, Hirschel Samit, Morris Goodman, Samuel Rubinstein, Gerald Wolfe, Nathan  Wolfe,  Samuel  London; contributors: Mesdames Alex Bul-kis,  Barney  Portigal, David  R. Miller, Jack Ornstein, George Hol-linger,   Norman   Wolfe,   Phillip Sulla;   donors:   Mesdames   Jack Freedman,    Edward    Grossman, Jack Schneider, Harry Simkover, Nathan   Smith,   Allen   Torchin, Sydney Gordon, Jonathan Wolfe, Robert Goodman, Sigmund Margo, Marjorie Solomon, Leon Scheim, Lionel Rosenthall, Bernard Selvin, Phillip Rosenbaum, Sydney Koff-man, Ernest Guter, David Holt, Norman  Shaffran, Walter Wex-ler, Lyon Lapin; and Miss May Hyman.
*        JEWISH        * CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
David Russman Unit meeting was at the home of Mrs. J. Lipman, 2775 Bedford Road. The president, Mrs. M. Eizenwasser, presided. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. L. Teitelbaum, 5237 Clark Street on the birth of a granddaughter, Francine Elena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Teitelbaum, 5328 Clark Street; and the granddaughter of A. Silverman, 5828 Clark Street, and the late Mrs. A. Silverman. Mrs. A. Lieder-man, 8248 Stuart Avenue, was congratulated on her thirty-seventh wedding anniversary. A get-well wish was extended to L. Kagan, 4885 Jean Brilliant Avenue, the son-in-law of Mrs. S. Morris, of that address. Mrs. Morris gave a contribution in memory of her late mother, Mrs. Libby Karpman; and Mrs. L. Kagan, in memory of Mrs. Libby Karpman. Mrs. J. Rickel, 5000 Bourret Avenue, was welcomed back to the Unit after living in Miami Beach for a number of years. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. I. Zuc-kerman, 4100 Dupuis Avenue, on Monday, April 2, at 1 p.m. The Women's Council is sending an exhibit to the Women's Community Conference, on Tuesday, April 3, at the Mount Royal Hotel. Esther Rachel Unit meeting on Monday, April 2, at 2.00 p.m., is at the home of Mrs. J. Ghetler, 4595 St Kevin Avenue.
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Units meeting on Monday, April 2, at 8:00 p.m., are: Isaac and Sima Rutman, at the home of Mrs. M. Shulman, 4841 Lacombe Avenue; Yitzchoch Raizel Golick, at the home of Mrs. H. Brull, 6500 Snowdon Avenue. Units meeting on Tuesday, April 3, at 2:00 p.m., are: I. J. Borrin, at the home of Mrs. J. Greenberg, 2870 Van Home Avenue; Tevia Jacobs, at the home of Mrs. L. Dunn, 433 St, Joseph Boulevard West; Mrs. Dora Singer, convener: at 8:00 p.m., is: Yolsef and Chaste Pin-sky at the home of Mrs. C. Tauer, 4822 Isabella Avenue. Unit meeting on Wednesday. April 4, at 2:00 p.m., is: Bafcer-Kolker, at the home of Mrs. TV Malcoff, 4200' Bouchette Avenue; at 8:00 p.m., are: Fraid-Philip Cohen, at the home of Mrs. H. A. Cohen. 5591 Bradford Place: Chaim Revxen Junior, at the home of Mrs. J. Polansky, 2160 Noel Street, St Laurent. The Henry Shutter Unit Purina party was *t the home of Mrs. M. Smfar, 58 Nelson Ave-
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nue. Brian Tanenbaum Unit met at the home of Mrs. J. Cooner, 4640 Bourret Avenue; Tikvah-Katz Mindlin Unit, at the home of Mrs. Dora Schreiber, 4895 Jean Brillant Avenue; Marsha Devorah Unit, luncheon was at the home of Mrs. I. Zabel, 4835 Maplewood Avenue. On Thursday, April 5; at 2.00 p.m., Chaim Revzen-Yoisef Altman Unit meets at the home of Mrs. A. Rauch, 670 McEachran Avenue. 1
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Daniel and Joseph S. Cohen, first Unit of the Ladies Auxiliary, had as hostess, Mrs. B. Cohen. The raffle donated by her was won by Mrs. S. Weissman. Present were: Mesdames M. Kutz, a new member; J. Cooper, R. Winters, L. Albert, N. Perzow, H. Warhoft, J. Goldberg, S. Berish, J. Rosenberg, D. Cohen, J. Abramovitch.
*  FEDERATION OF * ROUMANIAN JEWS
Women's Division, had as hostesses Mesdames A. Cohen, and I. Ra-binovitch. The rummage sale is on April 11, at 9.30 a.m., at 5711 Park Avenue. Mesdames I. Schwartz, M. Spier, K. Rabinovitch, G. Ra-binovitch, and B. Marcus, conveners. For pick-up, call Mesdames B. Moyse*.-' RE. 9-0227; or S. Abramovitch, RE. 3-9879.
*   Y.M.-Y.W.H.A.   *
The Governor's Dinner for the summer camp project in the Lau-rentian Mountains, will be given on April 12, in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. Joe Rubin is campaign chairman. The undertaking will assist children who are not eligible for the so-called community camps. The campaign will raise $850,000. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bronfman, O.B.E., are honorary patrons. The camp which will be located at Huberdeau, and its program will include visits with and to French-Canadian individuals and institutions; and encouragement to campers to become bilingual. Jewish dietary laws will be observed.
*        SHAAR        * HASHOMAYIM
Synagogue, Rabbi Wilfred Shu-chat: Stephen Joseph Levitan, son of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Levitan, 5722 Queen Mary Road, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, on March 31. The closing exercises of the Woman's Institute of Jewish Studies, will take place on Tuesday, April 10, at 1.30 p.m. Students selected to represent their groups are: Hebrew classes, Mesdames M. Packer, Masha Cohen, L. S. Snarch, L, Aronoff, A. D. Betnesky and S. F. Flegg; "Modern Jewish Life And Thought," Mrs. Howard Cooper; studies in the Bible, Mrs. S. Deskin. Mrs. Harvey Golden is chairman of the Institute. The Breakfast forum will take place on Sunday, April 1st, at 10.00 a.m. The guest speaker will be J. Harry Edelberg, on: "Elements in Bible Study". The general chairman is Harry Barshaw, assisted by Melvin Miller and Harold Shapiro. A testimonial dinner in honour of Dr. Ezra Lozinski, will take place on Monday, April 2, at 6.30 p.m., in the Community Hall under the auspices of the Abraham Ansel Levin Lodge, of the Zionist Men's Association. The speaker will be Rabbi Reuben R. Slonim, of Toronto, Orit The dinner chairman is Samuel S. Cohen; sponsoring committee, J. I. Bennett; programme chairman, Charles Wolfson, 9- C; arrangements, Jacob Gottlieb. Alexander I. Popliger is president Mrs. Oscar Nntik, chairman of the Torah Fund, cordially invites members and friends to the meeting on Wednesday, April 11, at 1.30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rudnikoff, 38 Sun-nyside Avenue, co-chairman. The speaker will be Rabbi Dr. Max J. Routtenberg, of Temple Bnai Sholom. in Rodrrflle Centre, New York. Contributions to the Tress-
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