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Jewish Heritage Centre of Western Canada Photograph Collection.Xlsx REFERENCE NEGATIVE# COMMENTS DATE TAKEN PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION NOTES CODE 112 Moose Jaw Synagogue 1927 1 photograph JHS 714-15 JM 302 [Copied 197-? 2970 Mr. Barish, Sonnenfeld Colony, Hoffer 1 photograph JHS 199 (original 192-?)] Men in photo: A.I. Slotin; Dr. Pearlman; M. Ludwig, Vice-President; J. Boroditsky, President; J. Krolik, Ex- JM 775 President; I Elkin, Treasurer; A.I. Boroditsky, Ex- 19826 Propoisker Hebrew Association Executive Committee - 1935-1936. [1935 or 1936] 1 photograph President; Joe Boroditsky; M. Levin; A Gordon; A Hendin; L Hendin, Secretary; J Donen; M Bereskin, Ex- JHS 1646 President; M. Averbach, S Rachootin; A Sucharoff; H JE 81 Levin; B Bass; O Stoffman; J Averbach; M Boroditsky// JM 509 School - Winnipeg Hebrew Free School (Talmud Torah) Board Members. Taken in 20370 1920 1 photograph front of Canadian Jewelry and Importing Co. JHS 1076 JE 41 JM 359 "Rabbi Kahanovitch with kashrut officials" Winnipeg, Manitoba. Rev. Alter OS 2 21265 1907 1 photograph Nachmanson. JHS 326a JE 2 21266 Rabbi Kahanovitch and Kasruth officials 1907 1 photograph JHS 326b JM 2430 21870 Masquerade Ball, Melville, Saskatchewan [ca. 1929] 1 photograph JHS 2990 JM 2479a 22273 Mr. Kaplovitch, ragman, 444 Dufferin Ave, with Lee Purdy Zareck [ca. 1959] 1 photograph JHS 3070a JM 1993 26737 Honeymoon departure of Sadie Myers & Edward Kopstein, Winnipeg 1914 1 photograph JHS 1306 JM 2655 29231 A Winnipeg factory [ca. 1900] 1 photograph JHS 3281 JM 498 29562 Jewish Community Choir [ca. 1945] 1 photograph JHS 3 JM 401 [Copied 1967? 29563 Jewish Women's Musical Club "Matchmaker's Daughter 1 photograph JHS 5 (original 1957)] 29564 Article about Joseph Goldschmidt [1926?] 1 photograph JHS 6 JE 87 29565 Wedding scene - Hadassah production "Mazl Tov" [ca. 1920] 1 photograph JHS 8 JE 59 JM 146 29566 Winnipeg Jewish Welfare Institutions 1932 1 photograph JHS 10 JM 603 [Copied 197-? 29567 Workers Cultural Centre choir 1 photograph JHS 11 (original 1931)] JM 612 29568 Costume Ball, Mt. Carmel Clinic, Winnipeg 1940 1 photograph JHS 13 [Copied 197-? 29569 Mazel Tov (cast on stage and orchestra below) 1 photograph JHS 14 (original 1950)] JE 57 JM 400 Jewish Women's Musical Club presentation at U.J.A. [United Jewish Appeal] 29570 1953 1 photograph Women's JHS 15 [Copied 197-? 29571 S. Bronfman presentation to Rabbi A. Chiel 1 photograph JHS 16 (original 195-?)] JE 1 [Copied 197-? 29572 Jewish Community Orchestra 1 photograph JHS 17 (original ca. 1950)] JE 93 JM 2875 [Copied 197-? 29573 Rubinoff with his violin & Morris Genser 1 photograph JHS 18 (original 195-?)] JM 499 OS 6 29574 Talmud Torah Synagogue choir with Brownstone [ca. 1951] 1 photograph JHS 20 JM 398 Bernstein, Rose (nee Halprin), Zucker, Charlotte and Cohen, Jerry - in cast picture of 29575 [ca. 1967] 1 photograph Shver tzu zein a Yid, Winnipeg, Manitoba JHS 23 29576 Sam Raber and staff 1927 1 photograph JHS 24 JE 49 JM 571 29577 YMHA [Young Men's Hebrew Association] Midget Soccer Champs 1932 1 photograph JHS 25 29578 Winnipeg Jewish Choir 1961 1 photograph JHS 26 JE 7 29579 St. John's Tigers 1942 1 photograph JHS 27 JE 40 [Copied 197-? 29580 Terry (Bronstein) Braunstein 1 photograph JHS 32 (original 195-?)] JE 51 29581 Lou Adelman correspondence 1967 1 photograph JHS 33 JE 242 JM 573 29582 YMHA [Young Men's Hebrew Association] Senior Baseball champs, Sherman Park 1925 1 photograph JHS 34 JM 570 29583 Strathcona Hebrew Athletic Club Baseball Champs 1922 1 photograph JHS 35 JM 342 YMHA [Young Men's Hebrew Association] Senior Football team, 1928 Champions 2nd 29584 1928 1 photograph division JHS 36 29585 YMHA [Young Men's Hebrew Association] Junior "B" Football Champions 1923 1 photograph JHS 37 JE 243 JM 216 29586 Frank and Flossie Huffman on their 50th wedding anniversary 1956 1 photograph JHS 43 JM 3396 29587 Winnipeg Radical Organization [ca. 1906] 1 photograph JHS 44 JM a) Peretz School Muter farein & school executive. B) Executive committee 1934. C) 29588 1925-1962 1 photograph muter farein 1925. D) muter farein 1962 JHS 45 JM 4263 29589 Alpha Kappa Fraternity 1931 1 photograph JHS 47 29590 National Council of Jewish Women - Tea Convenors 1950 1 photograph JHS 49 [Copied 197-? 29591 National Council of Jewish Women - Original Members 1 photograph JHS 50 (original 1950)] JM 420 29592 National Council of Jewish Women opens thrift shop 1938 1 photograph JHS 51 JM 432 29593 Original members National Council of Jewish women 1950 1 photograph JHS 52 29594 National Council of Jewish Women - Golden Age Club 1950 1 photograph JHS 53 29595 National Council of Jewish Women - Signatory tea 1950 1 photograph JHS 54 29596 National Council of Jewish Women - Friendship Club 1950 1 photograph JHS 55 JM 424 29597 Presidents and Honorary officers, National Council of Jewish Women 1950 1 photograph JHS 57 [Copied 197-? 29598 Golden Age Club 1 photograph JHS 59 (original 194-?)] 29599 First Muter Farein, Peretz School 1925 1 photograph JHS 62 29600 Golden Age Club cheque to United Jewish Appeal 1964 1 photograph JHS 65 [Copied 197-? 29601 Lady workers at Golden Age Club 1 photograph JHS 66 (original 194-?)] JM 467 29602 Sylvia Wilder (Mrs. Harry E.) 1932 1 photograph JHS 67 [Copied 197-? 29603 Golden Age visitors 1 photograph JHS 69 (original 194-?)] 29604 Golden Age Anniversary 1956 1 photograph JHS 70 29605 Presentation to Mr. Cosay and Mr. Zaidman 1949 1 photograph JHS 73 JM 418a 29606 JLGWU 1957 1 photograph JHS 74 JM 210a 29607 Winnipeg Jewish Old Folks Home - Sharon Home [195-?] 1 photograph JHS 75 29608 Winnipeg Jewish Old Folks Home - Sharon Home - 3 men sunning themselves [195-?] 1 photograph JHS 76 29609 Winnipeg Workman's Circle Branch 169, organized 1906 1925 1 photograph JHS 77 [Copied 197-? 29610 Jewish Literary Association 1915-18 1 photograph JHS 78 (original 1918)] JM 495 29611 General Monash Branch Canadian Legion [ca. 1946] 1 photograph JHS 79 JM 493 29612 Zerubavel's reception in Winnipeg [ca. 1930] 1 photograph JHS 83 [Copied 197-? 29613 Honouring S.M. Selchen, dean of Jewish journalism 1 photograph JHS 84 (original 1956)] [Copied 197-? 29614 A. Osovsky 1 photograph JHS 85 (original 192-?)] 29615 Zionist delegates to Montreal [195-] 1 photograph JHS 86 JM 235a 29616 Chaim Leib (H.L.) Weidman [ca. 1930] 1 photograph JHS 87 JM 234 [Copied 197-? 29617 Mordecai Weidman 1 photograph JHS 88 (original ca. 1930)] JM 1789 OS 44 [Copied 197-? 29618 Weidman, Neiman 1 photograph JHS 89 (original 192-?)] JE 44 JM 354 29619 Handkerchief party in Victoria Park, Winnipeg 1906 1 photograph JHS 90 JM 2055 29620 Zhitlovsky reception in Winnipeg at Dr. Ben Victor's home 1942 1 photograph JHS 91 29621 Winnipeg Jewish Folk Choir 1938 1 photograph JHS 92 JM 1437 29622 Bertha & Jacob Plotkin at Purim Party [ca. 1908] 1 photograph JHS 94 JM 245 29623 Eva Abremovitch 1946 1 photograph JHS 99 29624 Mrs. Sam Simkin & Abe Simkin at Pine Ridge 1925 1 photograph JHS 100 JM 465 29625 Samuel Simkin (and unidentified friend) [ca. 1928] 1 photograph JHS 101 JM 407 [Copied 197-? 29626 Mrs. Mayer Hoffer and family 1 photograph JHS 102 (original 1926)] JM 297 29627 Mr. Mayer Hoffer, Hoffer, Saskatchewan 1926 1 photograph JHS 103 JM 251 [Copied 197-? 29628 CPR Road Building, Hoffer 1 photograph JHS 104 (original 1926)] [Copied 197-? 29629 Jewish Immigrants on Hoffer Farm 1 photograph JHS 105a (original 192-?)] JM 301 [Copied 197-? 29630 Jewish Immigrants on Hoffer Farm 1 photograph JHS 105b (original 192-?)] JM 172 [Copied 1967? 29631 Seed cutting, Sonnenfeld 1 photograph JHS 106 (original 190-?)] 29632 Israel Frohlick hauling Stones, Sonnenfeld, Saskatchewan - same as 808b 1926 1 photograph JHS 107 JM 295 [Copied 197-? 29633 Oscar Wener and immigrant pitching sheaves, Hoffer 1 photograph JHS 108 (original 192-?)] JM 647-36 Copied 1967 29634 Ruby & Alec Springman, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 109 (original 193-?) JM 262 29635 Granaries on Kustan's farm, Eyre, Saskatchewan 1940 1 photograph JHS 110 29636 Sonnenfeld [192-?] 1 photograph Acc. #730 JHS 111 JM 808g1 29637 Orchard on I. Hoffer's farm, Sonnenfeld Colony 1931 1 photograph JHS 112a JM 808g2 29638 Sonnenfeld, in the orchard on I. Hoffer farm 1931 1 photograph JHS 112b JM 296a 29639 Discing on Hoffer farm 1926 1 photograph JHS 113 JM 287 [Copied 197-? 29640 Lev brothers, stacking feed, Hirsch, Saskatchewan 1 photograph JHS 114 (original 193-?)] [Copied 197-? 29641 Entrance to Hirsch Jewish Cemetery 1 photograph JHS 115 (original 1939)] JM 3072 29642 Hersh Leibovitch cutting wheat with binder 1927 1 photograph JHS 116 29643 Harvesting at Montefior, Alberta [192-] 1 photograph JHS 117a JM 97 OS 37 [Copied 197-? 29644 Montefiore, Alberta - harvesting 1 photograph JHS 117b (original 192-)] JE 37 JM 647-6 [Copied 197-? 29645 Threshing, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 118 (original 192-)] [Copied 197-? 29646 Ussiskin and friend, Edenbridge - sitting in horse drawn buggy 1 photograph JHS 119 (original 192-)] [Copied 197-? 29647 Ussiskin and Mr. Moloch, pitching hay, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 120 (original 192-)] JM 647-13 Copied 1967 29648 Cecil & Sam Gordon with horses 1 photograph JHS 121 (original 193-?) JM 647-10 [Copied 197-? 29649 Springman, Miller & Levinton families 1 photograph JHS 122 (original 192-)] [Copied 197-? 29650 Ussiskin and group of children - winter, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 123 (original 192-)] JM 647-12 Copied 1967 29651 Mrs. I. Cohen, feeding chickens 1 photograph JHS 124 (original 193-?) JM 647-11 [Copied 197-? 29652 Esther Levinton, Parella Miller, Ussiskin in Wagon 1 photograph JHS 125 (original 192-)] [Copied 197-? 29653 M. Ussiskin, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 126 (original 192-)] JM 647-8 Copied 1967 29654 Levinton Family, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 127 (original 193-?) 29655 Tour for Jewish Colonization and Jewish Orphanage 1931 1 photograph JHS 128 JM 647-5 Copied 1967 29656 Isaac Cohen, hauling oats, Edenbridge 1 photograph JHS 129 (original 1939) 29657 M.
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