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The fonds consists of two series of love-letters written between Morris Soskin and Rose Hyams. These letters were written in 1921 between Vancouver (where Morris lived) and Montreal (where Rose lived). The fonds also includes a series of records created by the Soskin and Coleman families between 1921 and 1967. The fonds is predominantly correspondence but also includes newspaper and magazine clippings, postcards, photographs, and dried flowers.

Item is the Beth Israel Bulletin Vol. 10 No. 12 dated March 15, 1966 and addressed to Mrs. Rose Soskin. Under Sabbath Services, there is an announcement for Oneg Shabbat given by Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman, in honour of their son's Bar Mitzvah, and an announcement for the Bar Mitzvah of Morris Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman.

Item is not digitized. Item is also available in Series 006, File 3 - [Beth Israel Bulletin newsletter] [1965-1969] in the Congregation Beth Israel fonds in the archives.

File contains newspaper clippings. File includes Morris Soskin and Amalia Hyams' obituaries and clippings that document Morris' work as a lawyer and involvement in the Jewish community. Except for an original clipping of one of Morris' obituaries (see Item 1), all of the clippings are photocopies. The photocopied clippings have not been digitized.

The titles and available publication information of the clippings are as follows:

<ul>
<li>B.C. delegates elected, Jewish Western Bulletin, October 9, 1964</li>
<li>[birth announcement for Helen and Robert Coleman's son on March 18, 1953]</li>
<li>City lawyer dies suddenly, November 1940</li>
<li>Leading Jewish barrister dies, Vancouver News-Herald, [November] 1940</li>
<li>Morris Soskin, noted Jewish lawyer, dies, [November] 1940</li>
<li>[funeral announcement for Morris Soskin November, 1940]</li>
<li>[obituary for Morris Soskin November, 1940]</li>
<li>Hebrew Association formed as a home for young men in the city</li>
<li>Canadian Negev 'Holdings' enlarged</li>
<li>Vancouver lawyers greet new judge</li>
<li>Public defender, August 31, 1923</li>
<li>Taffert is freed; new trial dropped, March 17, 1933</li>
<li>Action for damages of $6300 dismissed; defendant is praised, April 7, 1933</li>
<li>Persecution of Jews by Nazi scored, Vancouver Daily Province, April 7, 1933</li>
<li>Mrs. M. Hyams passes away, Jewish Western Bulletin, November 27, 1930</li>
<li> Concordia Club Vancouver / by M. Soskin., Jewish Western Bulletin, July 25, 1925</li>
</ul>

Series consists of miscellaneous records created by the Soskin family and the Coleman family between May 10, 1921 and 1967. Series includes Rose and Morris' marriage certificate and passport; correspondence written by Morris to various recipients; an agreement for the sale of Sweet Sixteen Limited; Mayer Hyams' certificate of death; newspaper clippings including Morris Soskin's obituaries; photographs of members of the Soskin family and the Coleman family; and ephemera.

File contains 15 photographs dated from ca. 1926-1967. File includes photographs of members of the Soskin and Coleman families; the royal visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939; and furniture from Bob and Sid Coleman's company Dependable Furniture (later changed to Flexsteel Furniture).