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.,~ ' .• "...... ,aB '-WISH POST Th"""",. Moy 19" .. "" . t)! page~Te~n~ ___,-,-,-,- __~ ___---,_~--, ______~~~~:.:.~~~~::..:. _____-:-:_--:- __--,- ____------~~~~~ Thursday,May 19, 1966 TUB, .JBWISH POST Page Eleven , ecutive. Mrs. Segal introduced the , ' . • I was articled to the late Frank R. ·Israel Bond committee, past chair- R - H d 'h ha!i Jacob replace Esau for Isaac's, the mistress of the household - she Evans, Q.C., of the finn of McArthur I man of the :United Nations Yaison. speaker and Mrs. Minoviteh· ex- .Conservat.ves I' eg.na 'a ass blessing we would never have been I who established and provides for pressed appreciation: • t S - .- & Evans, and was called to the Bar i Mr. Spivak ·has been actively e.n- WOo r"shop Held CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTHDAY privileged to undergo the Exodus I the Jewish home? , N om.na e p.VQK. in 1953. He was appointed Queen's gaged in the business commuruty. . from Egypt, receive the Torah on "For this reason," stat,;s ~bbi Counsel in 1965. life of Manitoba, as· prime mover Mrs, Hyman Wiesenthal, dominion By JACOB BET,I,m lands, periodicals from ISrael, Am­ I Mount Sinai, or eventually acquire, Naftali H. Frankel. executive vlce­ Active in community seryice and and principal shareholder and direc- vice':' president of Hadassah - Wizo erica, South Africa - from any~ P'ostal Services Eretz ISrael, now the State of Israel.: president of the Beth Rivkah Schools, political life, he is past president of tor of several Manitoba corporations, Organization of Canada, arid chair­ The type of community worker where that Jewish life pulsates and ,and leader who was closely and lives. Though my assignment was to Moreover, the training of our daugh- i "we chose to give the crown of the South Winnipeg Progressive the most recent was the develop~ man of regions, was -the guest of the H'oliclay Schedule intimately bound hy co un tIe s s have an interview. with the octo-, ters, the mothers of the future, is: honor to him who was deserving of Conservative Association,. past viee-· ment of the International Inn located Anna Frledgut and Regina Chapters The Post Office 'has. announced vital' '- they are the foundation of it - to Barney: Aaron who has, president of the River Heights Pro- next to Winnipeg's new Interna- on May 9. Activities included a that Victoria Day, Monday, !May 23, threads to all aspects of coinmuniiy' genarian to be honored, our con­ the Jewish home and of the future shown interest in our school which gjressive Conservative Association, tional Airport. workshop ch;Ured by Mrs. S. Sil- will be observed as a statutory holi- needs and .community life has be-:- versation soon lost its formal ,char­ come more and more extinct as time acter. Before, long Barney Aaron generations," is an accomplished fact now that and was active in the election of ve;man,presideni of Anna Friedgut day by the Postal Service, and there The Beth Rivka girls' schools are the sod has been turned. According W. B,. Scarth, Q.C., was· election . . . . Ohapter;and a· continuation of the will be no delivery 'by letter car- goes on. In a changing world the was mingling comic episodes in his old-time leader is disappearing and career with ,tragic and was Inter­ distinctive in that they are' open, to our builder's plans; oUr huilding campaign. manager for Gordon Grandstand Show workshop chaired by Mrs. E. Yudit- rIerS. All postal stations and letter he is being replaced hy fue profes- jecting coinmentariesand interpret­ for all Jewish girls irrespective of i will be of the most modern struc­ p Chown. for the Hon. Maitland ,B ..Ca' n· ad',-an· Fla~or: sky, president of the. Regina ,Oha .- carrier depots will "be closed as will siolial social wor\o;er, The, gil(er no ations' on various passages in the ideology. Their goal.' is to hand' ture with all' faCilities; with the Steinkopf, Q,C~ and for L. R. (Bud) " .., Iter. . wicket services at the General Post . comes in contact with the Scriptures and the Talmud. , do~ ~ur' ag~-ola tradition, ~ur I necessary 'classroom's,'. a library, Sherman, He is the chairman'of the Grandstand 66, the main attrac- ' At the money basket were treas- Office. The, lock box lobby at the 'long~r Torah in the Jewish home,.to main- re.creation hall, dormitory, etc.", 1966 'fund raising dinncr' for, the tion at the Red River Exhlbition urers Mrs. Wm. Simon and JYIrs. Ceneral Post, Office ,wmbe open to receiver arid social welfare has more Who said that Litvaks are dry? tain the link with, our rich ,past. Jewish,community leaders, in Mont­ Manitoba Progressive Conservative this year, will feature the RCMP H. Beckennan. At the head table the publicfroin 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and more assumed the fonnat of a Barney Aaron is a sharp' Misnagd How can this better be, achieved real have shown a wann interest in Association:. He is the chainna:n of Ride and La Clique Alou- for the hmcheon were !Mrs. 'Wiesen- Street letter box collections will, centralized system of cases and sta- and like all Litvaks he baS little M~ical thim through the akereih ha-bayith, the institution. the fOI'eign po'licy~ommittee 'of the ette a French Canadian musical thaI; iMrs. H. B. Segal, regional be on the Sunday schedule. Letters tistics. The warm arid encouraging appreciation for Chassidism. He South Winnipeg Progressive Con- pr"';ision group from Quebec City, chairman for saskatchewan, Mrs: posted at the Ge:neral Post Offi.ce word of the giver is now utterly ., UJA B ef.. . e'ven explained to me the reason servative Association, ,He is a mem- 'La Clique Alouette, consists of Silverman,Mrs, Yuditsky and Mrs .. will be despatched as usual. SpeCIal lacking. Chassidim shake so while praying. CO' ngress' _ en .c.ary ber of the Canadian Institute of 75 uniformed young men who play L. Minovitch, member at .Iarge for I Delivery ,service. will operate on Barney Aaron is, one of the last He is not a believer in 9hassidic (Cont. from page 3) I Canadian Jewish coinmunit:{"s, posi- International Affairs, member of the bugle and drums and perfonn feats Saskatchewan on the national ex- .schedule, " .' of this type of active community zeal but in serving the Lord in peace ments to the Criminal Code in this, tion on the limitations placed on Mani loba Theatre Centre and Rain- of precision marching and drill. The worker, On the occasion of ,his and good measure. If you do so BARNEY AARON regard for 13 years,' Its executive: future immigration in the "Sedgwick Sidney Spivak, Q.C.. 'has filed bow Stage boards, member of the group' is operated and directed by , eightieth anniversary the Beth Rivka immoderately he is convinced that he came to Canada full of vitality vice-president, Saul H. Hayes,. Q.C., ! Coinmission report· with its ,stress " nomination papers for the Ptogres- Harvard Club, of Manitoba, of the the religious leaders of Saint Vin­ School for Girls'has chosen to honor God himself could not stand it. and inspired, with faith, and hope, 'served on the Dean Maxwell Cohen' on close relatives.'" sive Conservative for Alnerican Society of Intern",tional cent, de Paul congregation, who Archbishop of Canterbury Visits no~ination him at a testimonial diner which Barney Aaron was born in a farm- Fo~ Barney Aaron, the road from commitie~ whose findings on hate ·Mr. Arnold indicated that the bulk , the provincial constituency of River Law. of. the Manitoba" Historical specialize in" youth organizatio~ Hebrew. . . University of Jerusalem will take place on June 1. He has ing community in the district, of the smail Lithuanian village" to literature and recommendations on of French-speaking North Afriean Heights. : Born' iI) Winnipeg and Society, United Natlons Association where' young iP,rls and boys, stu­ . been chosen because of his record ',Gradno. 'His father Reb Joseph of Montreal was not· paved with flow- legislation were tabled last month immigration to Canada was, na­ raised in Rivl"r. Heigt,s ,he attended of'Canada; co-chainnan of the mid- dentS- and workers, spend, theil­ of contrihution to' the growth and' blessed memory, was a Jew. of ers. He started to work on a farm In the Commons, after 14 months tura'lly, concentrated in Quebec. 'But Queenston, Robert H., Smith and' western advisory board for the B'nai spare time. develo~me~t of communal and c~." . scholarly attainment who engaged for as little as $12 a month., After of study and research. Congress· is if other sources of immigration Kelvin High School. He is engaged B'rith Foundation of .the United ,The organization was founded' in tural life m, Montreal and for his the best Hebrew instructors for his three months he .ffiovedwest follow- also the national voice of Canadian opened, western Canada· would in the practice of law with his father, States and Canada, chairman of the 1952, and has won a, nlimber of interest in all that is, traditionally children _ students from the yeshi- ing the dictum of Horace Greely Jewry when matters arise 'requiring: again, as it had in ':the past, be 'M, D. Spivak, Q.C. ., ,. I Joint' Community Relations Council, championships in, 'competition and J"wish;, . vah of Wolozyn' who were wel1~ '("Go West, young'man") where he co-ordinated' action, such as, the' called upon to accept a fair share. Winner of the Hon, Alexander Canadian Jewish Co~, member h1\S 'become a fe:atured attraetion of Actually one cannot say about I' versed in their studies. 'In order to, worked harder and earned more, sponsorship of American Nazi lead- Education, particularly in .smaller Morris Exhibition prize for highest of the 'Jewish Welfare Fund board, the famous Winter Carnival in Que­ ~arney, Aaron,; that he 'ha~ hecome . obtain, their ordainment they re- I the y~ar 1910 when he .atten~~ the ers over CBC television programs. western coinmunities, is a project standing in the four years at the past chairman of the Hillel Fow:>- bee. La Clique Alouette h~ been 80 ye~s old. It woul~ be more quired completion of higher studies Rosh Pinah synagogue m Wmrupeg, The newly appointed executive which occupies attention from as-, 'Manitoba Law School, he obtained dation advisory board of the, Uni- featUred on the C.N.E. Grandstand appropr1atae to say he 13 80 years and so· accepted a" post with his the congregants were astonished to director of the western region, A. J. sistant executive director Benzion his Master of Law Degree from versity of Manitoba, member of the Show in Toronto, produced by Jack for Barney Aaron is still father as tutor for the 'children; see when an aliya being given to a Arnold, is particularly at ,home in Bendel. On June 5, a regional con­ Harvard University where he ma- board' of go.vernors of Maimo~des Arthur. "yo~g," i:nbued with youthful energy and Every day the fafuer studied Tal- farmer, who was a scholar to boot! this field of public relations because ference of communities will be held jored in international law and world College: He is a member of the ___.,- __--'---'-c- __ ~. organization" and was awarded a 'YMHA Community' Centre, the is brimful of humor. He has count- mudic passages with them. Later The president of the Rosh Pinah of his career in journalism both in in Winnipeg, to exch:mge experi­ doctorate fellowship. Mr, Spivak Maple Leaf Curling Club, of the less anecdot.es :t? tell about ?is Barney entered Reb Itchele's yeshi- synagogue at the time ,was Reb eastern and western Canada, He has enees on neigI,boring communities" -.------,- --. 'executive of the Winnipeg Friends Riv~r Heights BB meetings WIth unportant Jewish vah in Grodno. Yechiel' Bronfm'an, father of the already been heard over CBC ,talks assisting each other, and ,the. appli-' world figures and rabbis· from all'.Two events in his young' lif'e, h a d famed Bronfnian' family. He'invited programs , since assuming hi3 Win~ cation of newer audio-vislial aids of Hebrew University, and past co- Elect Ramah' High, 'OHicers parts ;'f the world, and he is still an effect on the later course of hi's Aaton to a place ,.bes'ide him and nipeg post last" fall. to education for ocmmunities that , chairman of the the Men's Youth Mrs. David Korman was installed endowed with extraordinary zest, career and led, him to·his present extended his close fri.·endship to him. Another service performed by the! lack full-time instruCtors or lack the Confirmation Aliyah, Dinner.' as president' for a secOnd tenn at I' v. igour, and potential 'activity. " success: the strict religious train~ For Rosh, Hashonah he invited him Congress staff. is the administration child-population to operate schools. A ceremony of confinnation of the A leader of the B'nai B'rith orga-" River Heights Ohapter B'nai B'rith For this writer it was a' pleasure ing of ,his fathe. r' s 'h orne an d the to his home fo, r the holiday., In this of JIAS (J,ewish Immigrant Ai,' d lOne, exa1'\1ple of self-he,lp is the. as- graduates of the Ramah High School nization, ,Mr., Spivak has served as Women's annual installation and to spead some time with Barney vital healthy atmosphere and glori- way Barney.got to. know Yechiel Society) dutles:,as they affect Wm-I sistanceCalgary offers to LethbrIdge . will be held Sunday, May 29,at past president of the Maple Leaf wind-up dinner, !May 17, at the . Dr, Arthur Michael ~Ramsay, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Aaron in his office which resembles ous landscape of the eilVironment, Bronfman's daughter D'vorah mpeggers. A hIgh pomt m the Con- I b, ysending a tea,cher to the smaller 11 a.m, at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-, Lodge, past chairman of the Cen­ Town N' Country Restaurant. visited the Hebrew University of Jerusa1em followmg hisparticipa­ a library, with hooks everywhere- far from the mad rush of the city-' he marrried and. who has remained Igress immigr~tion saga was recalled community on a weekly assignment. gogue. A reception will follow. tral Canadian Council, member of The ceremony was conducted by tion in the second biennial world' consultative conference, of arch­ and the books are o( every descrip- od his life's companion to this day. last fall when the organlZat,lOn p8.1d ,Lethbridge ltseU provIdes further The Confumands are: Ethel Gail the board Of governors, District iMrs:Leslie 'Steiman, president of tion - rabbinical writings, Hebrew which he )lhsorbed in his childho Later· he entered business and tribute to' retiring executive direc- self-help in the form of a Sunday bishops of the Anglican CommWuon, taking place in the Jordan and youth and which he drew on ' 'k'd I C 'I Crust, Marcia Glazermari, Michele Grand Lodge No.6, past district co­ ,CentraiCanadian Council and past volumes from Israel, Yiddish pub- started a brilliant financial career. tor Hemz Frank, who mar'e 21· school operated by Nationa OunC1 sector of Jerusalem, Followmg audience with Sephardi Chief Rabbi , . 'Golden, Robin Linda Kay, Paula chaIrman on citizenship, civic and president of the chapter. an lications 'from writers of various for his indomitable energy.. At 19 Barney Aaron is ,the symbol of the years of service in his post,' Present of Jewish Women. "{itzhak Nissim· at Hechel Shlomo, Seat of the Chief Rabbinate, his u'" ,Lee Lehman. Belva Nitikman, Gail veterans affairs, past c h air m,a n, Other offieers are. (Mesdames): self-made man. He is president of I· were hundreds of former immi- June will also the revival of a party met with Eliahu Elath, University president,and a group of -----~----~------,.-~~----~------:--- ~ee Mona: Olenick: ~H a r 0 I d Lo u i s campside development board and is Frank Kraven, Earl Ladin, Starl University professors in' humanities and Jewish subjects. . NOW I. • Canpal, Canadian . Israel Trading grants' whose settlement ~ Winni- streng.thened western branch' of the Druxerman, Ross Mendel Rumberg, a .member of its community camp Sil verberg and Aro Schlo';';, viee­ Corporation; Yalom Ge:ms Corpora- peg was eased by the varIous Con- Joint Community Relations Advis- Robert Sidney Vigod, Elliot Robert . board and its Red River Region presidents; Erwin Levine, financial , tim'; Ltd. (importers of Israeli jewel- gress seI'Vl. 'ces tspefrorformthed,' Thhere ory Council when a session on com­ Weinerman. ' YOllth organization, chairman of the get it ... ~ secretary; Irvme Levine, treasurer; lery) , a ,board member of various were cont mgen m e orp ans munity relations will be presented Leon Raber, corresponding secre­ To Distribute Centennial Medal enterprises. Seized with a feeling scheme, Shanghai group, European by Congress· for delegates to the tary, for community work and especially tailors' group, Hungary refugees· of District Grand Lodge No. 6 B'nai Greetings were presented by' Wil­ with attachment to ISrael, he has 1956, and other immigration streams B'rith convention. liam Morrey, member of board of created a combination of business present to recall Mr, Frank's role The overseas canvass .of Congress directors District No.6, Mrs. Eve­ projects and co~unity undertak- and that of Congress in easit:tg their activity was sketched for local' lyn 'Cloutier, orientation co-ordina­ .II" ~~ It~ ings, especially those connected' with integration. Congress leaders two weeks ago tor of volunteers for Misericordia ~ ISrael, so .that his business under- At the end of this month, one of when theme director at Marseilles, Hospital, and Abe Kanee, president tri +++ takings are more than mere com- their number will be paid ,special·' Sam Castro,' addressed a meeting of the Jewish Old Folks Home, ~ mercial affairS. ,He was, campaign tribute when he receives an hon- here, reporting that six out of every e:Xpr~ssed appreciation for service chairman for the United. Talmud orary doctorate at convocation at seven Jews in Marseilles' commun­ rendered to the, home. Torahs where he is a board member. the University of Manitoba.Re- ity of 100,000 is a recent Algerian . Award., were ,presented for.fund He is ,a member of the board. of the cently retired Manitoba Theatre immigrant. One symbolic measure .ratsing, memberShip, and service Montreal' Jewish General Hospital Centre director and founder John, of' the community's rapid growth work. ',Mrs. Sam Pesochin, was and is aSsociated with both the Hirsch was one ;'f the group of since the Algerian Jewish exodus, chairman. Ottawa - A former Ottawa man, retired chief engraver of the· _._--- Peretz School and the Jewish Folk orphans brought to Winnipeg by he said, was the fact that fonnerly • • Royal Canadian Mint, Thomas Shingles, and a Toronto artist, Mrs. School. Ife .helped found a hach- Jewish Congress in 1948. ' one single Kosher butcher in ~:.. servwes m one Dora de Pedery Hunt, ,are the winning designers in the limited com­ check against other'loan plans ... see how low~cost shara fann for the training of 250 "Congress has recently submitted seilles fought a losing battIe for petition for the Centennial Medallion, Canada's Centennial Conunis- chaIutzim for Israel, , who are now a list of suggestions, including griev- survival; today 24 operate profitably.. PLANS ',. LAYOUT sioner John Fisher announced this week. , Royal Bank tennplan really is! kibbutz leaders. He set up a me- ances, to the Department of Citizen- , He reviewed the contributions, of COpy. ART ,Mr.· Shingles, who, now lives in Victoria, and Mrs. Hunt, will each' PHOTOGRAPHY morial in Israel for hts'son, the late ship and Irnmigration,"stateo. Mr.' Canadian Jewry ·throughJIAS, ORT, ' PRODUCTION receive $1,500 for their winning designs; Mr. Shingles for the, obverse When you're planning to buy any major item. - a car. Yeshiel Michael. He has established Arnold this week. "We hope to bell JDC, OSE and other volutary train­ COLOR side of the Medallion and Mrs. Hunt for the reverse. furnishings, fridge, washer, dryer or any Imp~rtant a library and an offset printing able to secure entry visas for Soviet ing, health and rehabilitation serv­ The Medallions,more than 5,500,000 of them,· will be distributed appliance - check against other loan plans avatlabl?; school in the Amal School. in :a:aifa Jewish. immigrants so that the ices that are channelled overseas by to all Canadian school-children, grades one to 13, as reminders of see how low-cost tennplan really is: Borrow the cash m for the training of young people. groundwork wil lbe laid should the Canadian JeWry through the Con­ empire printers ltd. the Centennial Year'and its significance to Canada and to Canadians. advance and be in the key position to get the best value. , A year ago when he was honored Soviet Government grant exit per- gress-United Jewish Relief Agen,;. The Meda1Iions will be minted by the Royal Canadian Mint and by the Labor Zionist movement mits to Jewish families or individu- cies. PHILADELPHIA-Dr. William Wexler is first p"U~~"r6 0/' will be made of red 'brass metal, an alloy of copper and zinc. They more than $2 million worth of Israel als. We also note that the govern- A complete cultural service, with signer of Declaration of Rights tor . J~wry at meeting of 25 natio~al will be one and one-quarter· inches' in diameter or about the' size of bonds were sold. ment has been unable to accelerate stress· in the past on Yiddish, is Jewish organizations in Philadelphia's hlston~. Congress Hall. Declaration 5~" J"w~~ pOJI a silver dollar. In reply to our question about procession of documentation for rendered locally through the Con­ calls on Soviet Union to grant Jews full religiOUS, cultural a~d commu~al . Distribution of the Medallions will be done through the co­ 'his interest in the Beth' Rivka entry of North African origin Jews gress Council, with which is asso- rights. Rabbi Israel, Miller (left), chairman of the Amencan JeWish PhoneJU 9-7331 ROYAL BANK , operation of provincial departments of· education, and territorial II schools he said: ''Rivka is the sym- currently in France. In addition, dated the People's Division of the Conference for Soviet Jewry, which sponsored the ,meeting, preSided. 1244 M.ulf Sr., WIl... UW t governments. • • bol of our survival. 1£ she 'had not the COngress brief outlined the United Jewish Appeal.

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