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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
NOTICE is hereby given that JOSEPH JOHN PAUL RAYMOND PHELPS, t-xecutive, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the present, next or subsequent session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from his wife. DAME HELEN JACQUELINE TISCHUK PHELPS. Housewife, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, on the grounds of *<iultery ~ind desertion.
Montreal. February  12th.  1962
ADESSKY  �  KINGSTONE,
Attorneys   for   Petitioner.
Shell Tower Building,
1255  University St.,
Suite 1606.
Montreal. Quebec.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
NOTICE 1* Hereby given that MONIQUE EMOND, comedian, of the City and district of Montreal, Province of Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next or the following ensuing session, thereof, for a bill of dirorce from her Husband Pierre Mercare. producer, of Montreal, district of Montreal. Province of Quebec, <n grounds of adultery.
Dated at Montreal.
Province of Quebec.
This 9th day of February 19�2.
BOISSONNEAULT-BOISSONNEAULT
Attorneys for the Petitioner
39 SL James Street East.
Montreal 1. Quebec.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
NOTICE fa hereby ftrea taat BEVERLEY ANN GALL M AUG HAN. of the Town of Haxspetead, Province of Quebec, housewife, wfl] apply to tbe Parliament of  Caaada  at the present,
thereof for a
next or folk win* nsasloa Bill of Dteorce fraaa her aosbaad. JOHN FREDERICK MAUGHAN. a<!vertisin� executive, of the Chy of Weatanovnt, Province of Quebec, on the gronad of aaSaltery.
DATED at Montreal. Province of Quebec, thfa l�th day of January. 1*42. P. J. tFSHEJLQ.C., Solicitor for Petitioner 1US UnrmaHy Street. Montreal. One.
?TEMPLE EMANU-EL*
Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: February 23, at 8.16 p.m., annual Youth service, - address by Ian Lightstone, president of Temple Youth, on "Youth In Today's World." Conducting the ritual will be: Wendy Freeman, John Roston, Jerry Pencer, Garrick Fisher, Ro-sanne . Sankoff, Bruce Everest; soloists, Leanne Issenmah, Esther Sundell; Emily Zimmerman, Marilyn Tannenbaum; Bernard Shei-nart, Kenneth Frankel, Sydney Drapkin, Ian Pont, Alan Zinman. Oneg Shabbat in charge of Jack Gould, Eleanor Cutler, Sharon Lande. On February 24, at 11.80 a.m., sermonette. Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker received the Brotherhood Award of Merit at the thirty-fifth annual fellowship dinner and in his address stressed the need for world unity. On behalf Of the Brotherhood, Dr. Stern expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister, paid tribute to him as a humanitarian, parliamentarian, and ambassador of brotherhood in the international assembly, and presented the award, signed by the Rabbi and by Alex Carsley, Brotherhood president, which said in part: "We express to you, Sir, our deep appreciation of your public career as a Canadian, your philosophy of living as manifest in your strivings towards Canadian unity and toward that larger horizon, the sinqerest hope of all men of faith, when mankind will give firm assent to the prophet's challenging
?uestion: Have we not all one ather? Hath not One God created us? (Malachi 11:10)." Prior to the dinner Dr. Stern led the Prime Minister and all other head table guests to the Temple Sanctuary, opened the Ark, invited the Prime Minister to ascend the altar, and pronounced the prayer which is given at every Sabbath Service: "Fervently we invoke Thy blessing upon our country and our nation. Guard them, O God, from calamity and injury; suffer not their adversaries to triumph over them, but let the glories of a just, righteous and God-fearing people increase from age to age. Enlighten with Thy wisdom and sustain with Thy power those whom the people have set in authority, The Prime Minister, his counselors, and advisers, the judges, lawgivers, and excutives and all who are entrusted with our safety and with the guardianship and the rights and our liberties. May peace and good-will obtain among all the inhabitants of our land. May religion spread its blessings among us and exalt our nation in righteousness. Amen." Mr. Carsley presided. The invocation was given by Bernard L. Isaacs, vice-president and chairman of program. Other head table guests were: Mayor John C. Cushing, of West-mount; Lawrence Marks, Q.C., president of the Temple; Postmaster General William Hamilton; Commodore Charles J. Dillon, R.C.N., Senior Naval Officer, St. Lawrence River Area; Mr. Justice Arthur I. Smith, Superior Court, Province of Quebec; Hyman G rover, honorary president of the Temple; The Hon. Pierre Sevigny, Associate Minister of National Defence; George Hollinger, honorary president of the Temple; G. Arnold Hart, president, Bank of Montreal; Alfred N. Miller, first vice-president of the Temple; Major-General Francis J. Fleury, General Officer Commanding, Quebec Command; Samuel Paperman, honorary treasurer; Mr. Justice Frederick T. Collins, Superior Court, Province of Quebec; Samuel R. Wechsler, honorary trustee; A. Ross Webster, M.P., St. Antoine-Westmount; Dr. Arnold Grossman, Montreal General Hospital; Dr. Henry F. Hall, principal, Sir George Williams University; Charles H. Peters, president, The Gazette Publishing Company; Henry Benjamin, vice-president of the Brotherhood; Father Andre M. Guille-mette, Directeur, Vice-Doyen de la Faculte de Sciences Sociales, Universite de Montreal; Harry Blank, M.L.A., Montreal-StXouis; Jean Seguin, president, La Societe Saint Jean-Baptiste de Montreal; Isidore H. Morrell, member of the executive of the Brotherhood; Claude S. Richardson, Q.C., president, Mental Hygiene Institute;
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
TAKE   NOTICE   that   DAME   ELSIE CHAMP   CLIFFORD,   saleslady,   of   the Ciiy and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next emuing   Session   thereof   for  a   Bill   of Divorce    from"  her    husband,    PtTTER CLIFFORD, machinist, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec. Canada, on the grounds of adultery-Montreal. February It. 1862. ABRAHAM COHEN. Attorney for Petitioner. 1M0 Stanley Street, Suite 426, Montreal 25. Quebec.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
TAKE NOTICE that ALFRED BART LETT, Bcrcaaat, of lie Perrot, District of Montreal, Province of Quebec. Canada, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the jpreeent or next ensuing 8ta�fcm thereof for a BID of Divorce from aia wife DAME JEANNETTE JODOIN BARTLETT, domestic, of the City and District of Montreal Province of Quebec. Canada, on the giownda of adohery.
Montreal, Febrnary 14th. 1*2.
ABRAHAM COHEN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
1S�0 SunWy Street, Suite 426.
Montreal tt, Qnafcee.
Russell C. Scrim, president, Kiwa-nis Club; Thomas J. Breen. Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus, Montreal Council 248; . Abraham Izenberg, honorary president, of the Brotherhood, ana trustee of the Temple; Air Commodore James B. Harvey, Chief Staff Officer Air Defence Command; Professor H. Noel Fieldhouse, Vice-Principal, McGill University; Willi an Gittes, honorary trustee of the Temple; W. Earle McLaughlin, president. Royal Bank of Canada; Very Reverend Patrick G. Malone, S. J., Rector, Loyola College; Eduardo E. De Diego, Dean of the Consular Corps, Consul General of Panama; William Hoffman, vice-president of the Brotherhood; Alfred Tourigny, Q.C., Ba-tonnier of Montreal; Gordon R. MacGregor, president, Trans-Canada Air Lines; Irvin Gertsman, past president of the Brotherhood, and trustee of the Temple; Pinhas Eliav, Consul General of Israel, in Montreal; George S. Mooney, executive director, Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities; Jack Carrick, honorary trustee of the Temple; Professor Maxwell Cohen, Faculty of Law, McGill University; Herbert H. Lank, president, Du Pont of Canada Limited; Andre Bachand, president, Canadian Club; Charles M. Drury, president, Montreal Board of Trade; Samuel Garfield, treasurer of the Brotherhood; Cantor Otto Staeren; Fabian Dawson, Deputy Grand Knight, Knights of ColumDUs; Edward Auerback, Q.C., secretary of the Brotherhood; Bernard V. Atkinson, Grand Master, The Grand Lodge of Quebec; Lawrence M. Bessner, president, Canadian Progress Club of Montreal; Victor McCorry, organist and choir master of the Temple.
* JEWISH JUNIOR ?
Welfare League "Mental Health in Action" conference in co-operation with the Canadian Mental Health Association, takes place at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on February 27 at 11.45 a.m. The League trains and places volunteers; strives to keep its members enlightened on all issues regarding social, economic, and cultural welfare of the community; acquaints its members with its needs and facilities; affords members the chance to work with a professional agency; through publicity gives the public a clearer insight into the subject; studies the problems of aging, child foster care, and the handicapped. The guest speaker, Dr. Francois Cloutier, general director of the World Federation for Mental Health, is coming from London, England, to participate in the conference. He has held positions in psychiatry and neurology in hospitals and schools; is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and the American Psychiatric Association; has written much medical literature; has served as a consultant in juvenile delinquency to a Government welfare clinic. Study groups, conducted by professional discussion leaders, will examine these subjects at the conference: Hospital Facilities For Families, Dr. N. B. Epstein; Services For Children, Dr. Samuel Ra-binovitch; Agency Services For Families, Dr. A. McLeod; Hospital Services, Dr. C. A. Roberts; School Services For Children, Mrs. Barbara Brown; Protection Services, Dr. Bruno Cormier.
phasizing outdoor living, "tripping," and wood craft activities; and generally implementing a "coureur des bois" type of existence, in addition to the conventional camp program.
*MIZRACHI-HAPOEL*
Hamizrachi: Rabbi S.-M. Zambrow-sky, national chairman, and Joel Sternthal> national president, issued a call for support on behalf of the Mo'Ess Chittin Passover Relief Fund, Bar-Han Chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. D. Roth, 4647 Oxford Avenue, on March 6, at 12.30 p.m., at a "pot luck" lunch for prospective members. Mrs. J. Steinberg, 858 Lucerne Road, is president. Schlomoh Avigdor Lieff Chapter meets on February 27, at 8.00 p.m., at the home of Mrs. E. Kemeny, 6039 Sherbrooke Street West. Mrs. A. Malina, 765 Cham-pagneur Avenue, is president. Senior Ladies Chapter meets on February 27, at 2.00 p.m., at Miz-rachi' headquarters. Mrs. C. Miller, 4845 St. Catherine Road, will be the hostess. Mrs. D. Kaufman, 555 Wiseman Avenue, is president. Mrs. J. H. Ouastel will be the guest speaker before the new Cote Saint Luc Chapter, on "Jews Behind The Iron Curtain", and will give impressions of her recent trips to Moscow and Prague. Friends are invited to this meeting at the home of Mrs. M. Goldberg, 640 Westluke Avenue, on February 27, at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. N. Goldenberg, 616 Westluke Avenue, is president of this new group.
?HOSPITAL OF HOPE*
Unit meeting on February 26, at 8:00 p.m., is: Shmul Chaim Zrill, at the home of Mrs. P. Edel-stein, 6097 Park Avenue. Unit meeting on February 27, at 1:30 p.m., is: Goodwill-Leonard Breg-er, at the home of Mrs. I. Signer and Mrs. Y. Hyman, 3945 Plamondon Avenue. At 2.00 p.m. are: Yoisef and Chasie Pinsky, at the home of Mrs. C. Tauer, 4822 Isabella Avenue. At 8:00 p.m. are: Mordecai and Essie Baker, at the Red Rose Tea Centre, 1494 Sherbrooke Street West, Mrs. A. Goldberg, convener; Margolick at the home of Mrs. B. Ralph, 4896 Isabella Avenue; Esther Oberfield Junior, at the home of Mrs. A. Tock, 5758 Fairside Avenue. Units meeting on February 28, at 2:00
E.m., are: Baker-Kolker. at the ome of Mrs. B. Ozdoba, 5180 Dalou Avenue; Brian Tanenbaum, at 5169 Decarie Boulevard, Mrs. J. Lande and Mrs. L. Glazer, conveners. At 8:00 p.m. is: Fraid-Philip Cohen, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Thuna, 4640 Plamondon Avenue. Units meeting on March 1, at 8:00 p.m., are: Hesha Berson and Rose Moss, at the home of Mrs. A. Goren, 6820 Wilderton Avenue; Ethel and Max Rostrogo-vitch, at the home of Mrs. S. Schwartz, 5227 Trans Island Avenue. The Isaac and Sima Rutman Unit met at the home of Mrs. S. Feldman, 5433 Victoria Avenue; Yitzchoch Raizel Golick Unit, at the home of Mrs. M. Drimer, 5596 Clanranald Avenue; Mordecai and Essie Baker Unit at a dessert luncheon, at the home of Mrs. S. Mazin, 6647 Mountain Sights Avenue; Chaim Revzen-Yoisef Altman Unit, at the home of Mrs. B. Isaacs, 4480 Circle Road.
* YM-YWHA CAMP * CAMPAIGN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bronfman will act as honorary patrons for the capital fund campaign of the projected summer camp at Huber-deau in the Laurentians, ninety miles from Montreal. The announcement was made by Joe Rubin, general chairman for the $850,000 drive.  Charles  R.  Bronfman  is publicity chairman. He said at a press conference in the Montefiore Club that the camp "will fill a community need, and reflects a desire  by  the  Y.M.-Y.W.H.A.   to operate a summer camp which will emphasize Jewish identification, continuity, and tradition in the context of our Canadian way of life." With Mr. Rubin was Harvey Golden, executive director of the Y.M.-Y.W.H.A. Another basic objective of the project is  to provide summer camping facilities at cost for hundreds of children who are deprived of the benefit of camp experience in the community. Construction of the camp will begin this summer with operation by 1963. There will be two camping periods per summer, each of four weeks duration. The camp will   serve   approximately   1,000 boys and girls. The camp will be situated on 550 acres of alternately level, rolling, and mountainous terrain, laced By three lakes and fronting a river, ideal for wood* lore and camping trips. The camp is located five miles from the village of Huberdeau, and ten miles southwest of SU Jovite. The site is accessible by two highway routes, and the CNR operates a train to Huberdeau three times weekly. Jewish dietary laws wilt be followed, as well as other traditional observances. The camp itself will be divided into "villages", forty children to each such unit, in order to facilitate programming and supervision of small groups. One of the main goals of the camp, Mr. Golden  said,  is  to  train  the youngsters in self-reliance, envT
it   ADATH ISRAEL   *
Synagogue, Rabbi Charles Bender: Fred, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yoshua Kalles, 4732 Van Home Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah on February 24, in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah. Students of the High School will attend the youth conclave at Beth Ora Synagogue in St. Laurent. Provision has been made for hospitality there and meals will be served at the Synagogue. Rabbi David Rogoff, Hebrew Principal of the High School, and Hyman C. Leibovitch, president, are in charge of arrangements. Issie C. Mendelsohn and Jack Steinberg, chairmen of the general seating committee, announced these new members of it: Abe Ballington, David S. Dubin, Sol. Fine, Abe Kornbluth, Alex Pinsky, Jack Sailer, Morris Samuels, Moe Sankoff, Samuel Shiff, Samuel Silver, Harry A. Starr. Joel Sternthal, Norman J. Trenub, Simon Weisberg, Louis U. Wiseman, Neville K. Wiseman, Moe Zalman.
*   TEMPLE BETH    * SHOLOM
Jacob J. Eisen, Rabbi: Services, February 23, at 8:15 p.m.; sermon: "Can We Overcome Our Prejudices?" Last week, Mrs. Ben Rocklin, Herbert Wittes, Allen Torchin, Ernie Potechin, Murray Rudman, Jack Shenfield, Harry Segal, John Blueth, Arthur N. Friedman, Wolf Silverman. Mar-ray Simons. Avrom Brodsky assisted. A course in effective speaking begins on March 6 for thirteen sessions led by Daniel Vilin-ski. Information from office, at HU. 1-5687; or Mrs, Leon Scheim, HU. 9-7861.
*        SHAAR        * HASHOMAYIM
Synagogue, Rabbi Wilfred Shrj-chat: The annual Scout Sabbath service is on February 24, at 0:30 A.M. Parents and friends are invited to the Kiddosh after the service: also to a gathering with Wolf Cubs and Boy Scoots on February 25, at 2; SO P.M. Chair-
man of the Scouting.Group Committee is Miss Jeanne Rosenthal. Scouting Group Committee are: Norman Hamer, George Rothbart, Mortimer L. Vmeberg, and Mes* dames J. A. Lyone Heppner, H. A. Gordon and M. H. Toker. The Scoutmaster is Phillip Greenberg; assistant scoutmaster, Jerry Kur-land; cub master, Alan Dean; assistant cub masters, Jeffrey Weiss-ler and Miss Doreen Gordon. The Men's Association Breakfast Forum, on February 26, at 10 A.M., will be dedicated to Boy Scout Week. Cyril J. Dendy, executive commissioner of the Boy Scouts of Canada, will be the guest speaker on: the topic: "Scouting For Your Boys". Mortimer Vine-berg will preside. The sponsor will be Norman H. Friedman. Mrs. Harry Lazar is president of the Sisterhood, which is giving a tea on March 16, at 2:00 P.M., and will welcome Professor Maxwell Cohen, Professor of Law at McGill University. Friends of the Sisterhood are invited.
* WOMEN'S CHOIR *
rehearsals are held every Wednes^ day at 8:30 p.m., at Shaare Zion Synagogue. Yehuda Vineberg is conductor. The next concert is at Shaare Zedek Synagogue on February 27; closing concert, June 6. Hi-Fi record convener is Mrs. Ben. Herman. Choir repertoire consists of classical and variety of folk music. Executive members and chairmen are: Mesdames Ben Herman, immediate past chairman; P. Wolkove, chairman; D. Cohen, I. Tannenbaum, R. Goldman, S. Farbstein, S. Gruman, H. Rosen-feld, M. Miller, W. Zimmering, I. Tannenbaum, D. Cohen, M. Miller, N. Dwoskin, W. Salit, S. Caplan, R. Goldman; Mesdames A. Slav-ouski, S. L. Ghent, M. Berlind, Ben Herman, advisory committee; Mesdames S. L. Ghent, S. M. Roth-man, H. Rieder and Ben Herman, past chairmen. Sopranos are: Mesdames S. Caplan, H. Freeman, R. Goldman, M. Miller, A. Smofsky, I. Tannenbaum, J. M. Weintraub, P. Wolkove, G. Shore, C. Greenberg; mezzo-sopranos: Mesdames A. Alon, H. Blanshay, M. Berlind,
D. Cohen, N. Dwoskin, S. L. Ghent, H. A. Golt, R. A. Kofman, S. Miller, W. B. Salit, S. Stipelman,
E. Borsuk, W. Zimmering, Misses Ethel Richter, Florence Cymbal-ista; first contralto: Mesdames D. Alexander, S. Baranoff, S. Farbstein, H. Segal, H. Slater, Miss Besheva Wiseman; second contralto: Mesdames S. Gruman, Ben Herman, T. Franken, A. W. Light, H. Rosenfeld, 0. Rubinstein, Miss Anna Rosen.
*  YOUNG ISRAEL  *
of Chomedey Synagogue, Solomon Spiro. Rabbit Sisterhood meets on Tuesday, February 27, at 8:30 p.m., at 1025 Elizabeth Boulevard. The guest singer will be Miss Florence Brown, Montreal folk-singer, who has performed at Carnegie Hall. Mesdames M. Rappoport, and J. Abrams, are program chairmen; J. Rosenbloom, publicity chairman.
-^Three Canadians, honour students at Yeshiva College, in New York, Yeshiva University's undergraduate school of liberal arts and sciences for men, were cited for their scholastic achievements at a luncheon tendered by Dr. Isaac Bacon, dean. They were: Tovia Feldman, 486 Clinton Street, Toronto, Ont., senior, 3.625; Melvin Granatstein, 99 Lyons Avenue, Toronto, Ont., senior, 3.668; Jacob Mendelson, 617 Victoria Avenue, Montreal, P.Q., sophomore, 3.533. In order to qualify for the list a student must maintain a 3.4 (B plus) scholastic average or better for the previous semester.
* JEWISH       * CONVALESCENT
Home of Montreal, Inc., met with Mrs. Dora Greenberg as hostess. The Taffle donated by her was won by Mrs. E. Nadler. Present were: Mesdames N. Waxman, M. Rosens-weig, A. Nester, M. Stein, B. Cohen. I. Kivenko, I. Maron, David Greenberg, R. Nemeroff^ M. Blev-onal, A. Schachter, D. Burshstein, A. Mitchell, A. Levinson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. H. Etcovitch, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gold-wasser, president.
* JEWISH       * CONVALESCENT
Hospital David Russman Unit met at the home of Mrs. George Better, 7820 de l'Epee Avenue. Mar-covitch and Schneider Unit met at 5666 Cote des Neiges Road, with Mrs. J. Levine, 590 Outremont Avenue, as hostess; and Mrs. D. Cohen presiding. David Russman Unit met at the home of Mrs. S. Webber, 2215 Barclay Avenue. Marcovitch and Schneider Unit met at the home of Mrs. H. Schneider, 6301 King Edward Avenue. Mrs. D. Cohen, vice-president, presided, A raffle of a vase was won by Mrs. D. Cohen, who gave a donation. The next meeting wilt be held on Tuesday, February 27, at 2 p.ro., at the home of Mra. N. Finkel, 6210 Victoria Avenue.
* PYTHIAN SISTERS*
Reda Stenfield Memorial Temple Number Four meets on Tuesday, February 27, at the Gourmet Restaurant Mrs. Chaim N. Denburg will be the guest speaker. The hostesses will be Mesdames E. Padoksin and M. Rosea. Mrs. E. Padoksin, president, will preside.
DEATHS
Abram Katz, 1277 Lajoie Avenue, the widower of Mrs, Gertrude Grundman Katz, died at hisr home on Tuesday, January 9. He is survived : by two sons: Mac, 6764 Palmer Avenue, Charles, 6092 Westbury Avenue: two daughters: Mrs. Sol. Appel (Toba), 6460 Mc-Lynn Avenue; Mrs. Eddy Segal (Sarah), 1277 Lajoie Avenue; seven grandchildren: William, Gita, and Myra, children of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Katz; Peter, and Gerald, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Katz; David, and Gary Appell; and a brother. Samuel Katz, of Israel. Funeral services took place from Paperman's. Rabbi Sidney Shoham officiated. Burial was at Bessarabier Hebrew Sick Benefit Society cemetery. Shiva was at the home.
Victor Vininsky, 11 Fairmount Avenue East, died at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Sunday, January 14. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sarah Glenns Vininsky; two daughters: Mrs. J. Winer (Dora), 7 Courcelette Avenue; Mrs. A. Colodny (Mary), 4886 Dornal Avenue; four grandchildren: Mrs. B. Glenns (Sandra), and Avy Winer; David and Rosalie Colodny; two brothers: Abe Vininsky, 420 Bertrand Street; David Vininsky, 2370 Noel Street; and a sister, Mrs. S. Schwartz .(Minnie), 5916 Souart Avenue. Funeral services took place from Paperman's. Rabbi Charles Bender officiated, assisted by Cantor E. Goldberger. Burial was at the Dominion .Hebrew Sick Benefit Society cemetery.
Joseph Finkelstein, 4866 St. Catherine Road, died suddenly at his home on Sunday, January 7. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jennie Finkelstein; two sons: Ben., 5555 Dudemaine Street; Issie, 5010 Powell Avenue; six grandchildren: Mrs. I. Miller (Gloria), Mrs. R. Bell (Barbara), and Essie, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Bell; Mrs. Norman Weiss (Ruth), Sidney Marc, and William Alan, children of Mr. and Mrs. Issie Finkelstein; and six great-grandchildren: Stephen, Rhonda, and Andrea Miller; Elaine Janice, and Janet Bell; and Jeffrey Philip Weiss. Funeral services took place from Paperman's. Dr. Solomon Frank, Rabbi, officiated. Burial was at Independent Hebrew Sick Benefit Society cemetery.
Mrs. Pearl Bernstein, 5732 Smart Avenue, the widow of Morris Bernstein, died at her home, on Tuesday, January 16. She is survived by two sons: Hyman, 4989 Isabella Avenue; Harry, 2385 Noel Street; six daughters: Mrs. J. E. Wiser (Goldie), 6732 Smart Avenue; Mrs. L. Friedman (Fanny), of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. L. Simrod (Shirley), of Toronto, Ont.; Mrs. S. Bloom (Ray), of London, Ont,; Mrs. L. Blidner (Phyllis), 5752 Smart Avenue; Mrs. B. Kahlenberg (Margie), 5622 Alpine Avenue; seventeen grandchildren; seventeen greatgrandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Rifka Lesser, 5214 King Edward Avenue. Funeral services took place from Paperman's, Rabbi S. M. Zambrowsky officiated. Burial was at Beth Ora cemetery.
Moe Cramer, of Kingston, Ont., died there on Saturday, January 6, at the age of sixty-three years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leah Palmer Cramer; four daughters: Mrs. Aaron Kizell (Birdie), of Miami, Florida; Mrs. H. Azima (Dr. Fern Azima), 70 Summit Crescent; Mrs. M. Dental (Edythe), of Toronto, Ont; Miss Brenda Cramer, of Kingston, Ont.; seven grandchildren: Karen, Melinda, and Jeffrey Kizell; Re-nee and Andrea Azima; Beth and Arona Dental; a brother, Judel Cramer, of Argentina, South America; and three sisters: Mrs. Ida Furman, 375 Berube Street; Mrs. Helen Elman, 320 Marlat Avenue; Mrs. J. Wiseberg (Molly), 2660 Ekers Road. Burial took place in Kingston.
Solomon Schwartzburg, 405 Alexis Nihon Boulevard, died at his home on Saturday, February 3. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bella Tulchinsky; a daughter, Dr. Rose Gak, wife of Chaskel Gak, of that address; and a grandson, David Gak. Funeral services took place from Paperman's. Rabbi A. D. Niznik officiated. Burial was at the Ukrainian cemetery.
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