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The Changing Role of Jewish Women in Saint John
Location: Saint John, New Brunswick

 
This shows the head table from a Youth Aliyah dinner held in the 1960s
37 of 135 		Lily Frank
38 of 135 		Girls of the Jewish community were organized into the Girl Guide troop seen here in the late 1920s.
39 of 135 		This group of Girl Guides pose with their leader Mrs. Jennie Brownberg.
40 of 135 		This group of girl guides is shown on an outing.
41 of 135 		This was one of the last groups of Brownies in the Saint John Jewish community.
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Young Judaea Executive in the 1930s including the city's Rabbi, A. Babb.
43 of 135 		This clipping shows the members of the Young Judaea who attended a Parlour meeting in 1937 or 1939.
44 of 135 		Young Judaea Executive meeting 1942
45 of 135 		This was a ribbon worn by delegates to a Maritime Young Judaea conference in December 1950
46 of 135 		Miriam Goldstein, figure skater
47 of 135 		Jewish girls' gym class
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Ella Grosweiner recreational skating
49 of 135 		Anne Taxar was a track runner in the 1920s
50 of 135 		Rachel Columbus entered business at an early age
51 of 135 		Anne Selby helped her mother in the family store before starting on her own career
52 of 135 		Bertie Boyaner and Fanny Goldfeather in a tree with other friends
53 of 135 		Eleven friends enjoying Tucker Park
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