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Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from Harry Seidelman, on behalf of the United Milling and Grain Co. Ltd., to Mr. & Mrs. S. Unsworth & Children, dated February 18, 1964. Harry Seidelman replies to the letter from the Unsworths (see Item 17 of this file), expressing his appreciation and gratitude for them writing such kind words about his company.
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from Stanley, [Freida] Unsworth and their children in Port Clements, B.C. on Queen Charlotte Islands (now known as Haida Gwaii) to the United Milling and Grain Co. Limited in Vancouver, dated February 3, 1964. The Unsworth family, who operate a farm, express their sadness regarding learning of the company's closure. They also write kind words about the company letting them know how much they valued doing business with them.
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter assumed sent from Harry Seidelman to Mr. Reed Ellison in Lethbridge, Alberta, dated June 6, 1964. Harry Seidelman replies to Mr. Reed Ellison's letter (see Item 19 of this file) reciprocating kind words about him and Ellison Milling Company.
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from Harry Seidelman in Vancouver to A.H. Schaefer of Packers By-Products Co. in Saint Louis, Missouri, dated March 11, 1964. Harry Seidelman replies to A.H. Schaefer's letter (see Item 15 of this file).
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from Arthur H. Schaefer of Packer By-Products Company in the United States to Harry Seidelman in Vancouver, dated March 3, 1964. In the letter Arthur H. Schaefer refers to Harry Seidelman's message to the editor of Feedstuffs journal (see previous Item 14 of this file) to ask Harry a property leasing question regarding his own business. The clipping of Harry's message to the editor is paper-clipped with this letter.
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from Reed C. Ellison of Ellison Milling and Elevator Company Ltd. in Lethbridge, Alberta to Harry Seidelman in Vancouver, dated May 30, 1964. Reed C. Ellison expresses his sadness over the closure of United Milling and Grain Company Limited and tells Harry Seidelman that he has enjoyed doing business with his company throughout the years.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Lily Brounstein who was born in St. Paul and whose mother and grandmother were midwifes. Lived in a Sod house in Hirsch colony.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Louis Averbach who born in the Ukraine in 1914. In Vancouver Louis worked in the furniture business, eventually setting up his own store 'Belmont Furniture'. Louis strongly advocates the importance of advertising throughout his career and afterwards. Moved into building later in life, first the Kamlo Motel on English Bay and later high rise apartments in the West End.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
An Oral history interview with Louis Zagin who was born in Vilna in 1885. He lived in many cities across Canada including: Montreal; Toronto; Brandon, Manitoba; Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan; Trail, BC; and Vancouver. He was a Labour Zionist.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Interview with Marc Schutzbank. Interviewed by April Thompson for the Feeding Communities podcast. Marc is the director of Fresh Roots, a Vancouver non-profit organization that encourages healthy eating, food literacy, and sustainability in its programs and school farms. Marc talks about the foods he ate growing up, his involvement in the Jewish community, and the activities of Fresh Roots.