- Ottawa Jewish Archives
- Young Judaea Ottawa fonds.
Young Judaea Ottawa fonds.
fonds1926 - 1968O0061
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16 images · small copies hosted here, credited to Ottawa Jewish Archives
8th annual convention of Canadian Young Judaea.
Orchestra assembled for a Young Judaea concert.
Girls Young Judaea group.
Young Judaea on the steps of the Talmud Torah.
Executive members of Ottawa Young Judaea.
Delegates to the National Zionist Convention in Ottawa.
9th Annual National Convention of Canadian Young Judaea
Members of Young Judaea.
Members of Young Judaea in Toronto.
Young Judaea girls on the steps of the Ottawa Talmud Torah.
Members of Young Judea Ottawa.
Members of Young Judea.
Kadimah youth female softball team.
The production of "Awake and Sing" at the Ottawa Little Theatre.
17th Biennial Convention of Canada Young Judaea.
Young People's League Purim Play.
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- Held by
- Ottawa Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
- Dates
- 1926 - 1968 (indexed as 1926–1968)
- Level
- fonds
- Extent
- 21 cm of textual records; 17 B&W photographs
- Scope & content
- Fonds consists of Herzl Group membership lists, minutes, financial records and correspondence, 1926-1928; The Herzl, October 28, November 4, 11, and 18th, 1928; Year book of Young Judaea, 1931 and 8th National Convention Banquet Menu, Montreal; Canadian Young Judaea, ninth national convention: souvenir number issued by Ottawa Young Judaea, September, 1933; Ontario Young Judaea Drama Festival Program, Ottawa Little Theatre, 1935; news clippings. Post World War II material consists of Herman and Zelda Roodman reports and correspondence of Kadimah Youth Clubs, 1946 - 1948; B’ir Habirah (In the capital city) newsletter, Dec. 1952; Hy Hochberg correspondence, 1961 - 1967 and statements about integrating Young Judaea into the Ottawa Jewish Community Centre programs; Adele Goldstein, Corinne Rothman and Jerry Torontow leadership records, 1967 - 1968. B&W panoramic of the Sixth National Convention of the Federation of Young Judea of Canada, Toronto, June 25, 26, 27, 1927 (see 4-259), example letterhead from 1930s. 1. Early history taken from Year Book of Young Judaea, 1931, p. 35-36. 2. Hy Hochberg correspondence from the Ottawa Vaad Ha’Ir fonds. 3. Later material donated by Nap Kapinsky and Miriam Goldstein, 1997. 4. Called Thelma (Mrs Steinman) regarding a photo of herself with young people standing on the steps of Talmud Torah, 1934. It was a Young Judaea group of girls and Thelma was their leader. Around this time, a group got together to sponsor a Musical Concert at the Little Theatre. The group borrowed money from Mrs Goldman (Betty Feller’s mother) and it was her coal money which she was accumulating for the winter. The concert was a failure and money had to be repaid. Dolly Blushinsky and Nap Kapinsky went to see Mr. A. J. Freiman and Thelma went along but waited outside. She knew from the looks on their faces it had not been an easy meeting. The message was to “never organize without checking with the Ottawa Zionist organization first." 5. 1930s letterhead donated by Barbara Kalin Sussman, September 2022. Barbaa's gradparents were Bookman's which name appears on the letterhead.
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- 2026-10-15T20:30:09Z · source datestamp n/a · cjhn