OCTOBER 3, 1958
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
MONTREAL MEETINGS
� Khayyam Z. Paltiel, executive director of the Windsor, Ontario, Jewish Community Council, was awarded the N. J. Klausner Memorial Fellowship for the 1958-59 academic term at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Dr. Samuel Cass, chairman of the national awards committee of the Canadian, Friends of the Hebrew University, made the announcement. Mr. Paltiel, who will study in Israel towards a Ph.D. in Political Theory and Economics, is a B.A. graduate of McGill University where he earned first class honours in Economics and Political Science and was awarded the Allan Oliver Gold Medal and the Alexander McKenzie - Graduate Fellowship in 1943. He was award-e<l an-M;A. decree at-the- University of Toronto in 1944, and returned to McGill as a teaching fellow and special lecturer on the Faculty of Graduate Studies for Ph.D. degree in Economics from 1946 to 1960. For the past ten years Mr. Paltiel has neld administrative posts in Jewish communal service. He assumed his present post with the Windsor Jewish Community Council in 1953, having served previously as Western Canada director of public relations fcnd/community or-ffaniaation�for� the Canadian-Jew� ish Congress. Mr. and Mrs. Paltiel and their four children will take up residence in Jerusalem in time for the opening of the 1968-59 academic term at the Hebrew University yearly in November. The bequest of scholarships, mak-. Ing possible one or. more awards each year for Canadian students was established by the family and trustees of the estate of the late N. J. Klausner, of Vancouver* B.C., in accordance with his interest in education with regard to democracy and peace.
� HEBREW YOUTH Movement: sixty-five members will partici-
pate in a festival of Israeli music, song, and dance, at the annual Simchat Torah celebration of Keren Haturbut, on Tuesday, October 7, at 8:00 p.m., at Shaare /ion Academy. This program is under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. J. Friedman, of Israel. Miss Channah Abramson, president of the Montreal Branch of the Movement and a member of the group that visited Israel this year under the joint auspices of Keren Ha-tarbut and the youth and chalut-ziut commission of the United Zionist Council of Canada, will speak on "Our Visit ~In -Israel".
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� SHOMRIN LABORER - Beth Yehudah Synagogue, Dr. Chaim N. Denburgj Rabbi: Friday, at 6:30 p.m.; Saturday 8.45 a.m. For the Simchas Torah party on Monday evening, October 6, of the Ladies Auxiliary, with the congregation invited, has as conveners: Mesdames H. Eisman, L. Wiseman, H. Baum, R. ferettsch-neider. At the meeting on'October 8, at 8.30 p.m., Mrs. H. Eisman will preside. Social chairman is: Mrs. M. Moscovitch, Re. 3-3722; membership, Mrs. L. Wiseman, Re. 3-6270. New members of the congregation are: L. Sommer, M. Wemstein, B. Oohstantine, S.
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� Lazarus Phillips, 48 Belvedere Place, Montreal, has been named a recipient of the Louis Marshall Award of The Jewish "Theological Seminary of America, one of the highest tributes accorded by the Seminary to laymen for "dedication to the spiritual and cultural betterment of our people." Mr. Phillips will receive the award at the dinner of the Seminary's National Patrons Society, on October 26, at the Hotel Pierre, in New York. The award honors the memory of Louis Marshall, famed American constitutional lawyer who died in 1929. Mr. Marshall was chairman of the Seminary board of directors from 1904 until his death and was noted for his communal and philanthropic endeavors as a leading American. Mr. Phillips, who heads the law firm erf Phillips. Bloomfield, Vinp-
ness and professional girls, will Kive a stag dance in honor of Simchas Torah, on October 5, at X.:$0 p.m., in the Prince of Wales Salon of the Windsor Hotel. Miss llatmuh Deutch 'is president; Misses Ray Starr, Hose Marks, social chairmen.
� PYTHIAN SISTKKS Calanthe Temple Number One business meeting, at Beth Hamedrash Ha-gadol Synagogue, had Mrs. J. Du-brofsky, president, presiding. The hostesses were Mesdames I. Brown, E. Bennett, H. Kirsch.
Stit^dling author and An|lo-Jawlsh publisher. Harry Golden, will speak t� the national leaders .of Women's American CRT en <k-lofctr 14 as a featured speaker at tha Won-en's American CRT" National Board Conference in New Haven, Conn., at a luncheon In tha Hotel Tatt. Ha Is publisher of in* Charlotte, N. C., Carolina Israelito and author of the recently published best-teller* "Only In America. His audience will bo roprosontatlvoi of tha ^0,000 Women's American CRT mewber* in the U.S. This organliation currently receives funds, oxclusivo of membership dues, -ay-special igrennant with-tho Joint Diitfl-�bloom, button Committee, a member afency of tha G rover,
� TEMPLE EMANU-EL, Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: Friday, at 8.15 p.m.; sermon "The Book Of Ecclesiastes"; Saturday, at 11,30 a.m.; sermonette, "The End Of The Matter". Donald Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lobel, 5531 Bradford Place, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah. On October 6 at 10.30 a.m., boys and girls entering the Religious School for the first time as the consecration class, will be: Donna Afrin, Hyman David Baig, Jordan Berson, Leonard Bloom, Eric Bornstein, Heidi. Bornstein, Gillian Bowman, Sheldon Caplan, Arthur Chodos, Erica Echenberg, Daniel Engels, Allen Fein, Warren Felson, Anna Fisher, Suzanne E. Frishman, Valerie Gold, Stephen Goldberg, Michael Gold-
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contribute at least $1,000 yearly toward support of the Seminary. The October ^6 dinner will launch a campaign to raise the membership to 1,000. Other leaders will also receive Louis Marshall Awards at that time. In addition to training students as rabbis and teachers, the Seminary is nationally known for its award-winning radio series, "The Eternal Light" : the television series, "Frontiers Of Faith"; its Library of Hebraica and Judaica; and the Institute for Religious and Social Studies, a graduate school for clergymen of all faiths.
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�CHEVRA RADISH A-Bnai Jacob Synagogue, David Roth, Rabbi: Michael Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cohene. 6660
Gillian Heaps, James Hiet, Racine Hiet, Michael Isaacs, Constance Meyer, Barbara Morgen, Richard Morgen, Leslie Paul], Neil Poch, Leonard Rauch, Elizabeth Rubenstein, William Segal, Vivian U Urn an, Leslie Vineberg, William Weiner, Deborah Wex-ler, Aaron Zimmerman. Honie and Schpol Association will give a reception to honour them and their parents. Mrs. Saul Hayes, president of the Montreal Council of Women, will speak at the Sisterhood tea meeting and reception on October 7, at 2 p.m., at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. Mrs. Charles N. Sommer has compiled a booklet of prayers in .memory of her husband. Dr. and Mrs. Stern, 3238 Westmount Boulevard, entertained sixty guests at an Oneg Shabbot for officers/trustees, and presidents of Tomple societies, and their wives. Rabbi and Mrs. Bernard Bloomstone, of
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Mountain Sights, will be called to the Reading of the Torah on October 4, the occasion of his bar-mitzvah. The Sisterhood tea, on October 8, at 1:30 p.m., will hear Rabbi Roth, speak on "The Heritage Of Israel." Mrs. M. I. Moscovitch is president The 37th Company of Girl Guides had as their first project the beautifica-tion of the Succah by their handmade decorations. Girls of eleven years and over, interested in joining, call Mrs. Samuel Gru-man, RE. 8-9791. Simchas Torah services for members and their children, on October 6, at 6:10 p.m., will be conducted by Cantor J. Rosenzweig. The youngsters will participate in the Torah procession with flags.
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� HEBREW LADIES Sick Benefit Society of Montreal: At the opening meeting, at Chevra Shaas Synagogue the hostesses were: Mrs. N. A. Plotkin, 4375 La Pel-trie Street; Mrs. I. Antecol, 6060 Macdonald Avenue. The raffle was won by Mrs. J. E. Turowetz, 5352 Coolbrook Avenue. $90 was realized. Get-well wishes were extended to Mesdames F. Nudleman, R. Cohen, P. Cohen, M. Lokai, N. Gurevitz, E. Mendelsohn, R. Davis, R. Hymovitch. At a memorial meeting, N. Pecker, of Chevra Shass Synagogue, read the . prayer. The raffle was won by Mrs. H. iR. Dolman, 5116 Jeanne Mance Street. Mrs. B. Kaufman, 7022 Chester Avenue, received condolences on the death of her late -brother, Leuis Levine, Northerest Place. At a board meeting, Mesdames I. R. Rosenberg, and S. J. Snitzer were hostesses. A money shower and miniature bazaar is on Monday, October 27, at 8.00 p.m., at Chevra Shaas Synagogue. For information, call Mrs. N. A. Plotkin, Vi. 2-59^0; Mrs. R. Rosenberg, Re. 8-4520; Mrs. R. Dolman, Cr. 7-1843. Mrs. I. R. Ko-senberg is president.
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��SPANISH AX� Portugjiese Synagogue, RabfiTT DT. SoToinoft Frank: Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klein. 6330 Westbury Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah on October 4. The Sisterhood meeting on October 14, at 1.30 p.m., will hear Dr. David Elkin as the guest speaker. Mrs. Solomon Frank and Mrs. Mel Sacks are programme chairmen. A desert luncheon will be served; the nursery will be in
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� ADATH ISRAEL Synagogue, Charles Bender, Rabbi; Melvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shtull, 7S2 Outremont Avenue.- will be called to the Reading of the Torah on October 4, in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah. New members of Adath Israel are: Jerry Baizer, Eddie Brown. Myer Caplan, Jack Copoloff, Dr. George Craft, Michael Eijenstat. Joseph Goldwax, Harold B. Gordon. -Joseph Gregor. Peter Krukin. William Levine. P�ter R. Lippman. A. Orrin Maldoff. Leonard Morns, Joel A. Pinsky, Her:x?rt A. Sacks. Jerome Sacks, Kdwani Schachter. Allan Schrneltzer. Louis Schwartz. Leon Seidman. Wolfe Stein, Sydney Stotland,
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ePIONKKK WOMSIN'S Organization. A dessert <upr>er at the Mount Royal Hotel, on October H. at 7.30 p.m.. will present S. Wiseman, principal of the Jewish People's Schools, as guest speaker. Mrs. E. Sohmer will start the membership drive. Mrs. S. Blan->r\ay. Council chairman, will preside. At the event of young women's groups, Mrs. R. Ungar gave humourous Jewish readings. An accordionist. MUs Farla Kay, played. Mrs. L. Napiie presided. Do-rot Group met at the horn* of Mr*. W. Frank. 750 Davaar Avenue. Proceeds went to Jewish People's School*. h�re. Mr?. M. I>eigh-ton. chairman, presided.
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