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

 
Staff of Regal Films office in Saint John includes Helen and Doris Selick, Abe Smith and Bill Guss
91 of 135 		Jack Calp's Men's Shop with Anne Levine at the back of the photo
92 of 135 		Jack and Anne Levine at a community event
93 of 135 		Esther Everett worked side by side with her husband Barney in their shoe outlets
94 of 135 		Sadie Gilbert
95 of 135 		Leo Gilbert's store with Sadie Gilbert shown at the right
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Rachel Selby shown sweeping the entrance of Rae's Novelty Store on Main Street, Saint John in 1928
97 of 135 		Business card for Rachel Selby's Dress Shop which closed in 1952
98 of 135 		Gladys Wiezel
99 of 135 		Envelope for Hats by Glad
100 of 135 		Sandra Levine runs the Union Deli with her husband Ron.
101 of 135 		Lillian Levine was the proprietress of the Dominion Food Shop
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Working women in the Jewish community
103 of 135 		Judy Tobin ran a small corner store and is seen here with her friend Dr. Moe Polowin
104 of 135 		Joanne Morrison ran a successful art gallery for a number of years.
105 of 135 		Lillian Meltzer Goldstein shown in nursing practice
106 of 135 		Doreen Kanter decorates her room in the nursing school residence
107 of 135 		Bernetta Fransblow Guss, R.N.
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