I n s i d e :

Our largest CapitalCampaign ever – $5.5 million

SUITE DREAMS

Vital to Foundation

ENDOWMENT FUNDS

P E R S P E C T I V Ewww.maimonides.net

Sponsors have fun!

Two-nightExtravaganza!

BATTLE OF THE BANDS

$330,000

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The 14th annual Maimonides RBCDominion Securities Golf Tournamentwas held on Thursday, June 2nd 2005at the Pinegrove Country Club. Thesun shone as we raised $330,000 inone of Montreal’s premier fundraisingevents.

All of the golfers, sponsors andgenerous donors showed theircommitment to the Maimonides SuiteDreams Campaign. This $5.5 millionproject will see the total refurbishmentof all of the residents’ rooms withdramatic changes to furniture, lighting,flooring, closets and bathrooms.

This year’s two new co-chairsAngela D’Angelo and Jonathan Green,took the project on with full forceand did a fantastic job recruitingnew sponsors and supporters. Theirguidance helped ensure a mostsuccessful event.

We are especially indebted toour sponsors, without whom thetournament would not have beenpossible. For the first time in its14 year history, the MaimonidesGolf tournament was renamed inrecognition of a very generousdonation from RBC Dominion

Securities, who has once againcommitted to being the presentationsponsor of the 2006 tournament.RBC’s support shows community-mindedness at its finest.

Putting on a successful golftournament is a huge undertaking.It is a phenomenal collective effortby a wonderful team of caring anddedicated individuals. Thank you toTerry Landau and Denise Zunenshinewho work diligently making calls andcollecting gifts and prizes for theevening. Their tireless efforts makeour golf tournament shine.

Allen Quallenberg and GeorgeLandau, past co-chairs of thetournament, need to be singled outfor their dedication and commitmentto Maimonides.

Thank you to every one whohelped make the 2005 tournamenta success. Mark your calendar forthe 2006 event on June 1 at Pinegrove.

Tournament shines

Tournament co-chairs Jonathan Green and Angela D’Angelo

GOLF 2005

MAIMONIDES GERIATRIC CENTRE FOUNDATION5795 Caldwell Avenue, Montréal (Québec) H4W 1W3 Tel: (514) 483-2121 Fax: (514) 487-0144

www.maimonides.net

On our coverPaul Balthazard and

Dave Agnew fromRBC Dominion Securities

show their support forthe Maimonides

RBC-DS Golf tournament.

InsetMorton Brownstein peeks

through his clubs.

Lisa BlobsteinElla Feig (IZ communications)Susan GoldHoward KayPierre Rochon Karen FlamLarry NachshenBarbra GoldLen Lewkowict

Published by the Communications Department of Maimonides Geriatric Centre andFoundation, Maimonides Perspective keeps readers informed of developments and maintainsa strong liaison between the Centre, the Foundation and the community at large.

$330,000raised

Un centre affilié à l’Université McGillA McGill University affiliated Centre

Tournament renamedin recognition of

a generous donation

Editor/WriterArt Direction/Graphic Production

Graphic Artist– AdsPhotographers

Foundation DirectorFoundation President

Executive DirectorCentre President

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NEWSon a PARfect day!

Auxiliary co-president Terri Kleinwith husband Peter Klein

Auxiliary co-president Hinda Adelstein with Rosalie Mintz Daniel Dessureault and Josef Mory (Equinox Financial Services)with Paul Lalonde (AIG Life of Canada)

Gifts and Prizes co-chairs Terry Landauand Denise Zunenshine

Foundation President Larry Nachshen, Dave Agnew andAllen Quallenberg (RBC Dominion Securities)

Foundation Board member Carl Ravinsky with wifeJudy Litvack and Francine Wiseman ( Spiegel Sohmer )

Foundation President Larry Nachshen with tournamentco-chair Angela D’Angelo

Robert Raich and Foundation Founding President Ben Cobrin

Meet andGreet

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I'll shoot my age if I have to live to be 105.Bob Hope

GOLFCANDIDS

Jeffrey Zunenshine (Datamark Systems)with Dr. David Shapiro

Tournament co-chair Jonathan Greenwith daughter Dana

Morton Brownstein (Brown's Shoes) withMaimonides Executive Director Barbra Gold

Charles Lasnier(RBC Dominion Securities)

Ruth Kertesz and Cindy Green

Pat Mudd (New Page)

Paul Balthazard(RBC Dominion Securities)

Morton Barmish

Danis Kurdi (Viascan)

Christian Attanasio and Pierre Bernier(CIBC Wood Gundy)

Foundation Director Karen Flam withTerry Landau

George Landau (Copidata)

Ben Topor

Steve Wolfe

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CORPORATE SPONSORS

AIM-Trimark

AIC

Datamark Systems

Desjardins Ducharme Attorneys

Franklin Templeton Investments

Guardian Group of Funds

Le Groupe Green

RBC Asset Management

Sentry Select Capital Group

Unisource

HOLE SPONSORS

A.C 12 Apparel IncAGFAmmar Cousineau Altman

Télio HadidArjo CanadaBetty Barclay/Scania ImportsCI FundsCoinamatic Canada Inc.Coyote Creek ResourcesDoris Hosiery MillsFuller LandauFuture ElectronicsGlobal Link Data SolutionsGreat Plains Explorations

HBO Financial ServicesLa Cie de Chop Suey NationaleLawrence Joseph Associates Ltd. Le Chateau Inc.Lou Goldberg JewellersMaimonides Attending Physicians

and DentistsMitchel-Lincoln PackagingMulti-Tac inc.Pipe and Piling SuppliesRSM RichterTommy HilfigerTotal Kids Wear

G O L F 2 0 0 5S P O N S O R S

Thankyou CORPORATESPONSORS

Thank you

HOLE

SPONSORS

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

Thank you Thank you

Making it all POSSIBLE

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MAIMONIDESSUITE DREAMS

SPONSORS

Lindor Inc.

Stephen Kaplan Family

Foundation

Irwin G. BeutelKCI Medical CanadaHarvey and Saul LevensonJulie and Gary NachshenNorbert and Gusta Roth FoundationScotia McLeodJoanne and Benjamin Topor Family

Foundation

Arjo Canada

Ricci and Morton Barmish Foundation

Crothall Support Services

Frieda Dym

Fidelity Investments

Nina and Harry Hart

Jarell Development Inc

Susan Caplan, Mary Hoffman and Harriet Kimmel

Cheryl and Ronald BlackBlake Cassels & GraydonStephen BrownsteinRobin BurnsBetty and Ben CobrinMarilyn and Simon CobrinJudy and Lawrence CohenDonna and Stephen CooperDoralu InvestmentRobert ElmanHSBC Bank CanadaImperial Tobacco CanadaHarvey LevCorinne and Miles LeutnerBeverley and Arthur MendelMitzi and Melvyn Dobrin Family

FoundationDorothy and Cyril Reitman

FoundationRuby International Cie.Russell Investment GroupClifford NoonooWarnex IncNeil Wechsler

Joyce and Saul AbracenAffiliated TradingDanny BaerCansew Inc.Stanley CukoffSophia DavisDelmar International Inc. Edward FletcherGolden Market ManagementGroupe Censeo Inc. HBO Financial ServicesHeenan BlaikieJoel IferganKaid Industries Inc. La SenzaLavaltrie RefrigerationSamuel LisakElaine and Ted MatthewsMEP Technologies Inc. Anne NachshenDr. Jerry A. Rosenblatt and AssociatesJack RothenbergSCA North America-CanadaService A.J. TechService de Peinture Eric Inc. Sheff, Weiser and Assoc. Hyman SkolnikSam Mickey SmolkinWasserman Stotland Bratt Grossbaum

Thank you

How suite you are!

Thank youThank you Thank you T hank you Thank you

Thank you

To learn how you canbecome a sponsor of ourSuite Dreams Campaign,

see page 23.

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Making all the differenceCONTRIBUTORS

AnonymousJimmy AprilMarvin ArbuckBrahm BacklerBernie BackmanBank LeumiFrederic CarsleyRalph ChodosStephen CoplanAlbert CoronelJack Ditkofsky

Karine AbergelHinda AdelsteinBen CobrinMayda DubmanCindy GreenDana GreenHeide HassIrena KazhdanRuth KerteszTerri KleinCarlye Landau

Terry LandauGeorge LandauRyan RotchinRhonda SchachterChana SeligEsther StrollDenise ZunenshineMindy Zunenshine

Anna EngelHarry FeldmanGeneral Customs BrokersKarl GlackmeyerJack GreenblattIssie GrossBarry GurmanMarcia GurmanL.G. PlazaLes Unites Mobiles de Coiffure Inc.Irene Litinsky

Marvin and Rhoda Rosenbloom Family Foundation

Michael White RealtiesModico Canada Ltd.Stephen MorgansteinNoble FoodsOrenstein and AssociatesPinpoint FashionsMaxine RatnerRobert RosenbloomMichael Sanders

Michael SavelsonRhonda SchachterGordon M. SeligGary Silverman Daniel SteinbergAndré Télio Tess SportswearLucie TremblayLeonard WaxmanArthur WechslerGary Wechsler

GOLFDONATIONS

A BIG

thank youTO THE

GOLF COMMITTEE

AND DEDICATED

VOLUNTEERS who helped make

the 2005 event a most

successful one.

Jack AltmanDanny Baum Ben Cobrin Yves ColpronHady FlandersDavid KanigsbergRobert KerteszMarc Kimmel George LandauTerry LandauGerald Litwin

Boris OzbaltAllen QuallenbergCarl RavinskyDr. David ShapiroMurray ShulmanDave SingermanSteve ToulchIrwin ZelnikerDenise ZunenshineJeffrey Zunenshine

Co-ChairsAngela D’AngeloJonathan Green

PresidentLarry Nachshen

Foundation DirectorKaren Flam

VOLUNTEERS

COMM

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Working together Working together Working together Working together

Working togetherWorking together Working together

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MAIMONDES Life GovernorsTHANK YOU

HOLD THIS DATE!14th Annual Golf TournamentThursday, June 2, 2005Pinegrove Country ClubFor tickets or sponsorship information,please call Foundation Director KarenFlam at (514) 483-2121, local 2307

GOLF CO-CHAIRS

ANGELA D'ANGELO JONATHAN GREEN

AnonymousFelica and Arnold AaronMinnie and Monroe AbbeyMyrna and Stanley AbbeyFannie and David Aberman Joyce and Saul AbracenLinda and Richard AbrahamsonWilliam AbramsMarcia AddlemanRose and Gershon AdelmanLeah and Mel AdlerMaisie and Julius Adelson Joy and Aaron AinFay AinNuci and Andre AisenstadtDiane and Jack AltmanGisella and Jack AnavyHyman AugustMarilyn and Ernest AvrithNatalie and Henry AvrithFlorence and Irving BabbAnne G. Bailey Clara and Charles Balinsky Ricci and Morton BarmishEvy and Phil BellSam BellNathan and Samuel BenditskyCharles BenjaminRobert Benson, Q.C.Carol and Leonard BerallSophie and Jack BergmanBoris J. BerbrierIda and Joseph Berman Florence and Jerry BernsLawrence Bessner, F.C.A.Nani and Austin BeutelIrwin G. BeutelJudith and Morton J. BeutelRae and Ben BeutelCheryl and Ronald BlackLillian and David BloomHarry J.F. BloomfieldMarilyn and Herbert BlumerSeymour BlumerLeah and Armand BodnerHenriette and Jacques BohbotHannah and Norman BomanAl BordoHenry BotnerElias BrantzPearl and Nathan Bratt Betty BrodieAndrea and Charles R. BronfmanEdward BronfmanPeter BronfmanMarjorie and Gerald Bronfman

FoundationSaidye Bronfman O.B.E.Doris and Joseph BrottBernice and Gordon BrownBernice and Morty Brownstein Bessie Berson Brownstein

in memoriamShirley and Gerald BrownsteinNatalie and Harold BrownsteinMark BusgangDanny CaplanEsther CaplanSusan and Monroe CharlapPhyllis and Gerald CharnessSydney ChesickCecilia and Ron Chorlton

Betty and Ben CobrinTeresa and Gary CobrinMarilyn and Simon CobrinPeter CobrinFlorence and Lawrence CohenAlice and Leonard CohenDiane and Morrie CohenMildred and Nathan CohenBeatrice and Phil CohenRita and Morley CohenSarah CohenWilliam ConsHelen and Leonard ConstantineCopple Cooper Mollie and Rudy CorberLiliane and Albert CoronelAlma and Morty CryerNorma and Jack CummingsVictoria and Maxwell Cummings

Family FoundationMarion and Robert CummingsSusan and Steven CummingsEsther and Armand CymbalistaDyna and Morris DalfenGeorge DeckelbaumPhyllis and Moses DeitcherDelsan A.I.M. Inc.Stella and Sol Dermer Mitzi and Melvyn Dobrin Family

FoundationSybil and Herbert N. DobrinRuth and Harry DolanskyToby and Max DollinDorothy and Louis DorseyHyman S. Druckman Rita DobrofskyEileen and Louis DubrovskySam Dubrovsky Rose and Sam EidingerJoan and Hyman EileySharon and Stan EileyGertrude and Joe EliesonEly and Miriam EllbogenBina and Leonard Ellen

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mel EllenAnnie EllinSylvia and Sidney EnderBeatriz and Leon FarbsteinJennie and Sam FarbsteinKenneth E. FefergradRuth and Abe FeigelsonFanny and Harry FeinsteinRiva Feinstein in memoriam Morris FeldmanRuth and Jack FieldLuba and Josef FishmanMelanie and Kalman FisherLou FlamMatla and Mordka FrajmanHershie FrankelRose and Daniel FreedmanFlorence and Irwin FreedmanBeverly and Bernard FriedmanMorty FruchterShirley and Mitchel GarfinkleJudi and Aaron GelberSheila and Nachum GelberHenry GenieleSheina and Israel GillmanHoward GilmourSeymour Glense

Norman GlickmanRuth and Louis P. GoldEthel and Michael R. GoldBetty and Lou GoldbergSimon A. GoldbergShirley and Leo GoldfarbAzar and Ray GoldinBeryl and Ralph GoldmanElaine GoldsteinKrayna and Saul GoldwargLouis GontovnickAnn GoodwinRae and J. Gerson GoodwinLou GordonPhyllis and Lou GordonLinda and Bert GouldMichael GreenbergJoseph H. Gross Naomi and Bernard Gross Saryl and Stephen GrossKaren and Louis GrossbaumMarcia and Abe GurmanMartin HalickmanLouis H. HannachMoe Hart Nina and Harry HartNorman HeimlichLina and Victor HemsiLily HerlichSharon and T. Israel HerlichMary HoffmanAnn and Morris Hoffman Estelle and Stanley HopmeyerArlene and Paul HubscherBrahm HyamsIsin IvanierSydney IvanierJosephine and Abe IzenbergEdward N. JacobsMorton KaderMiriam and Joseph KageCarol and Thomas KahnRose and Jack KaminMarvin KaneMillie and Leonard KantorSaul KaplanBronia and Nathan KaporovskyStella and Abe KasvanJacob (Jack) KatnerSuzanne and Harone KattanEdward KertzmanNorma and Arthur N. KirschEsther Steinberg KivenkoGloria and Jack KleinEnid and Mitchell KleinBina and Alex KnyszynskiSandra and E. Leo KolberVivian and Alex KoningsbergRose and Matthew KosowatskyLily and Alex KotlerBeatrice and Sol KruppSheila and Marvyn KussnerMollie and Michael LackmanTerry and George LandauMildred and Bernard LandeEsther and André LandsmanLibby Cobrin Landsman in memory

of Louis LandsmanBernard LangFlora and Heskel LawyBetty and Carl LaxerJoan and Lester Lazarus

Bella and Ben LechterJudith and John LechterIsidore LechtmanCharles Michael Leiffer

in memoriamLester FamilyCorinne and Miles LeutnerEsther and Andrew LevinsonHarvey LevensonLouise and Morris LevensonRosalind and Saul Levenson Shirley and Phil LevensonSylvia and Myer LevensonEsther and Moe LevinLena and Jack LevineAndrew LevinsonDorothy and Sol LevitesAllan LevittBen LevittRona and Irving LevittSylvia LevittEva and Harold R. LevyBuddy and Sidney H. LevyMorrie Libstug and Mary

WassermanSybil and Myer LichtensteinSuzan and Aaron LiebermanJack Liebman and FamilyMarvin Lifshitz Beatrice and Moishe LighterAlex LightstoneLillian and Jack LinderDavid Litner Dolly Litner in memoriam Susan and Bennett LittleLarry LobelConnie and Jack LubottaJoan and Jack LupovichMila and Louis B. MagilAnita and Simon MaislinSheila and Irving MaklanSheila and Orrin Maldoff Leonard Mandelcorn Winnifred and Phillip Margles Claire and Jack MargolesPeggy MarshCynthia and Douglas MayoffZelda and Sol MayoffGeorgette and Yusuf MeerRosalind and Isadore MendelLenore and Seymour MendelmanDudley N. Mendels Sheldon Merling Merling and Merling NotairesMerrill Lynch Canada Inc.Bess and Joe MillerDorothy and Jack E. MillerMorris K. MillerDave Mintz Sandra and Steven MintzAnne and Abe MorantzSara and Morris Minzberg Saul MirotchnickSophie and John MishkinReva MonesMollie and Joe MorantzJerome Myers Margaret and Larry NachshenNiccolini Co. Gerry LeithmanBetty and Syd NowaElizabeth Litner Nusselman Bennett Orenstein Little

Mildred and E. Philip OstroffLaura and Benny PantelFrances and Cecil PascalJean and Maxwell PascalMarilyn and Fred PerlmanNorma PerlmanLynn and Philip PerlmanDavid PikBessie PesnerGloria and Jack PostSteven D. PotokerEllen and Martin ProssermanMarlene and Robert RaichDorothy and Rocke RansenThelma and Nathaniel RappaportSabina and Jack RatnerGoldie and Joseph RaymerGertie ReislerBetty and Jack ReitmanDorothy and Cyril ReitmanIrene and Joseph RemerSally and Carol RendallMichael and Larry ReznickRita and Sam ReznickMary and Bernard RichlerJanine and Eugene N. RiesmanHarriet and Philip RivkinAbraham RogozinskyJudy and Harry RoitmanPearl Litner Rosen in memoriam Rae and Harry Rosen

(Rosenzvaig)Abe and Sylvia RosenbergMike RosenbloomMichael RosenfeldLowen RosenthalMicky RosenthalJoyce and Moe RossMiriam RossSid RossPeggy and Sydney RossmanAnne and Harry RottenbergEdward W. RubinMax RubinsteinBelle and Arthur RuddyRuth RudinSelma and Bernard SchachterBluma and David SchachterRay and Sam SchleienRose and Nathan SchachterFay and Joseph SchafferJacob SchechtmanClarence and Sylvia

SchneidermanBobbie and Irving SchreterGoldie and Joseph SchreterJutta and Max SchuchmanLeah and Ben SchwamAmy and Bernard SchwartzGordon Schwartz Mollie Schwartz Fanny and Jacob SeemanZipora and Alexander SeltzerManuel Shacter Q.CMonica and Barry ShapiroBetty and Bernard ShapiroSylvia Frank Shatsky and

Sydney ShatskyBarbara and Leonard M. ShavickGerald ShechtmanSelma and Jacob M. ShechtmanClara and Elliot Sheftman

Jackie and Leonard SheinerSam SheinerShirley and Moishe ShiveckAbe ShragieJohn SilvermanSophie Litner SilverstoneFrank SinclairMiriam and Dave SingermanRose and Hyman SingermanIda and Hyman SkolnikClaire SmithMoe S. SmithDebbie and Roy SalomonIda SoferSarah and Abraham Spector

in memoriamSelma and Norman SpectorSeymour SpectorJean and Manny SpinnerAlex SpivakHarry L. SpivakManny SpivakMyer SpivakRuth and Jack StarIlene and Jack StarkeLil and Ben SteinBlema and Arnold SteinbergHelen SteinbergGertrude and Jack SteinbergMireille and Murray SteinbergAnne and Nathan Steinberg

Family FoundationLily and Alvin SteinwoldDr. Max SternDina and Roman A. StieglitzJoyce and Myer StorferMerle and Bernard Stotland Jean Herschel TakefmanPhyllis and Phil Tanny and FamilyMarvin Tanner (Nivel Inc.)Julie and Morton TaubenMaidy and Irv TeitelbaumEthel and Jack Teller Sabina and Morris TirerToronto Dominion BankPaula and Morris TreflerStanley and Lois TuckerGerry and Josh UditskyValetina and Moses Urynski

in memoriamSally and Mortimer VinebergMarvin D. WalkerLinda and Mark WassermanReginald WeiserHinda and David Weissman

FoundationJoseph and Lily WenerJulie and Irving WengerGertie and Ronald WexelmanJeanette and Alex WiseRichard M. WiseRose WiselbergMaytie and Samuel L. WorkmanNancy and Harry WorkmanMarvyn YudelsonFaigie and Rubin ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. Morris ZinmanDenise and Jeffrey Zunenshine

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to become a Governor

MAIMONDESneeds you

Maimonides/RBC-DominionSecurities Golf Tournament

Thursday, June 1, 2006Pinegrove Country Club

For tickets or sponsorship information,please call Foundation Director Karen Flamat (514) 483-2121, local 2307

Morton Brownstein and Denise Zunenshine

The team from New Page

Father John Walsh and friends

For further information, please call: Karen Flam – (514) 483-2121, ext 2307

TOURNAMENT Co-chairsJonathan Green & Angela D'Angelo

Show your pride and support one of the enduring pillars of our community.

As a Governor, you will join a special group of people who help enrich the

lives of Maimonides residents. Governor donations are invested in perpetuity,

guaranteeing income each year to support all of our special programs and

projects. Many different categories of support are available. A plaque with your

name will appear on the Donor board in the main lobby.

Our residents extend their most heartfelt gratitude for your generous

donation. You can become a Governor by filling out our secure online donation

form at www.maimonides.net. (Click on Foundation/ How can I help?)

HOLD THIS DATE

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Mrs. Gavsie's eyes lit up when she saw herself in the photo above. A warm smile crossed her lips. She had always taken a

special pride in her appearance. She still does. She had always been loved and admired. And she knows she still is… Some

call us Maimonides, but those who know us best call us family.

M a i m o n i d e s G e r i a t r i c C e n t r e F o u n d a t i o n ( 5 1 4 ) 4 8 3 - 2 1 2 1 e x t . 2 3 0 7 w w w. m a i m o n i d e s . n e t

A McGILL UNIVERSITY AFFIL IATED CENTRE

She was always the center

of her family's attent ion.

She st i l l is .

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LATESTHAPPENINGS

Maimonides Geriatric Centre ispleased to announce the election ofMr. Leonard Lewkowict to the position ofPresident of its Board of Directors.

Len has a long history withMaimonides that started when he was ateenager. “I volunteered here with mygirlfriend, Shelley, (who is now his wife!)when we went to BialikHigh School,” remembersLen. “I’ve never forgottenthe experience of visitingwith one resident inparticular. Our visitsforged a strong bonddespite a 70-year agedifference.”

More recently, Len hasbeen actively involved atMaimonides as a memberof the Foundation’s Boardof Directors and Executive Committee.He co-chairs the Centre’s strategicplanning committee and has beenpivotal in building the Centre’s newcommunications platform.

“We want Maimonides to be thereference point in the country for servicesrelated to long term care and the agingpopulation,” says Len, who is thePresident of a management consulting

and investment firm in Montreal. Ourentire team of professionals andvolunteers has put in a tremendousamount of work to lay the groundwork forMaimonides to be the leader in geriatriccare. We are growing in so manyareas–research, innovative programming,community involvement, and more.”

Len takes over theposition from ArchieDeskin. “These are bigshoes to fill,” says Len.“Archie is a phenomenalrole model and mentor.”

Len is enthusiasticabout the upcomingSuite Dreams Campaignand looks forward tostrengthening the Centre’srelationship with theentire community. At 41

years old, Len is one of the youngestPresidents the Centre has ever had.“Maimonides is about continuity andleadership,” says Len. “It is vital to keepour institutions strong and connected. Itis only with new ideas, new energy, andnew forms of support that we willcontinue to prosper as an institution and,perhaps most importantly, thrive asa community.”

New Centre Board President Leonard Lewkowict elected

AN INVITATIONYou are cordially invited to attend the

Maimonides Geriatric Centre

Annual General Meetingsof the Corporation, Foundation, Medical Research Foundation

Maimonides Geriatric Centre 5795 Caldwell avenue

Montreal Quebec H4W 1W3

A McGill University affiliated Centre

Guest SpeakerAmbassador Alan Baker,Israeli Ambassador to Canada

Wednesday, November 9, 2005at 5:30 pm

in the synagogue

“Prescription for Peace in the Middle East”

for the latest news about

what's happening at

Maimonides.

The website

is constantly

being updated

so be sure to

visit often.

Log on towww.maimonides.net

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ESTATESEstate of Joseph SchreterEstate of Ida BernsteinEstate of Harry Aaron

FroimovitchEstate of Frema SailerEstate of Louis Weiser

PLANNED GIVING Moe Bennett Memorial

FundEstate of Rita DobrofskyPhil Frank Memorial FundSeymour L. HollanderEsther and Hyman Pascal

Endowment FundJoseph Remer Charity TrustLorna RosensteinSam Solomon Trust FundEstate Solomon Weiss

NEW LIFEGOVERNORS Leonard LewkowictSandra and Allen

Quallenberg

NEW ENDOWMENTFUNDSArchie OrtenbergZelda OppenSaul Cobrin Edwin and Nechama

for the ArtsRobert Levine

GIFTS $5000 AND MORERandi GreenbergLindor Inc.

GIFTS$1000- $4999AnonymousEdwin Brownell and

Nechama Surik

GIFTS$500- $999Irving CarusoDenfer Inc.Norma and Norman

FreedmanMundek GrossIBI GroupLedcor ConstructionEdith LeibmanMargaret and Larry

NachshenHelen Porez

GIFTS$100-$499Anonymous

Marilyn and Irving Aaron

Victor Assaraf

Simy Assouline

Michele Bensimon

Karen and Richard Benzakein

Marilyn Berman

Cheryl and Elliot Brott

Ethel and Saul Chirnomas

Avie Cohen

Estelle Cohen

Sylvia Cohen

Bonnie and Jerry Cowan

Karen Kohl and Mel Crystal

Ruth Cunningham

Lana and Sheldon Dorfman

Doris Hosiery Mills Ltd.

Elvira Fernandes

Kappy Flanders

Bernard Friedman

Steve Gergely

Global Upholstery Co.

Rubin Goldbaum

Bryna Goldberg

Anne Goldenberg

Doris Gottheil

Sheilah and Husky Greenberg

Monique and Stephen Gross

Doug Grove

Susan and Harvey Kader

Ruth and Robert Kertesz

Leonard and Alice Cohen

Family Foundation

Lily Levitt Kesler

Terry and George Landau

Beatrice and Lew Lewis

Lou Goldberg Jewellers

(Canada) Inc.

Dr. Leonard S. Mendell

and Dr. Peter Safran

Francie and Earl Merling

Fran and Fred Moss

Leonard Mukasie

Marvin Oppen

Michael Orsini

Rima Palefsky

George Patakas

Sheila and Donald Prinsky

Fay Randolph

Royal Bank

Anthony Rubin

S.B. Ophthalmic Lenses Ltd.

Carole and Stanley Satov

Jos Scardero

Renée Schlesinger

Stanley Selinger

Nettie and Abe Shragie

Evelyn and Saul Tarnofsky

Claudia Tarnofsky-Fisher

Morris Terk

The Nathan Aaron Feifer

Foundation

Henry Winikoff

Samuel L. Workman

Marcia Zaritzky

Denise and Jeffrey Zunenshine

ACTIVE ENDOWMENTFUNDSDorothy AbramsonMary and Harry AschPescha Riva & Eliezer David

AversonIrving AvrichMazal and Yossef BattatEsther and David BellFlorence and John BennettFanny and David BlumerFanny and Louis BrookmanEve and Irving BrownBarbara and Bobby ChazonoffEthel and Saul ChirnomasBetty and Ben CobrinMarilyn and Avner CobrinSarah and Frank CobrinThe Minnie and Benny Cohen

Family FundNaomi and Sam CoismanEsther Goldberg DornMarilyn and Samuel Berman

Family

Fay and Issie FarovitchRae and Harry FreedmanLillian and Simon GoldLou and Betty GoldbergAnne GoldenbergJoyce and Marcey GreenblattLeah and Ben GreenblattSusan Lila and Henry GroverFanny and Louis HahamovitchRachel Kleinplatz-MondscheinTerry and George Landau FamilyHedy and Julius LandauAnne and Jack LasterAnne and Sam LenetEthel and Max LevineShirley and Irving LivermanMary and Harry LuxtonTillie and Al ManisMax and Roslyn Margles in

Memory of Clara MarglesHelen and Max MarsMerling FamilySadie and Mandy MoscovitchPolly and Jack NachshenSarah and Joseph OverlandBess and Samuel Moskovitch, Q.C.Sarah RashcovskyGertie and Harry ReislerAnn and Louis RosensteinNecha & Benzion Feder, Gela

& Chaim RozenbergAnna and John RubinGilda and Sonny RubinLily RubinEdith SchwartzBeverly and Irving ShapiroAnnie and Nathan ShechtmanMiriam and Dave SingermanAlexander SolomonMerle and Gershon SternEdith and Richard Strauss

Canada FoundationLily and Darby Strohl

T H A N K Y O U DONATIONS TO THE FOUNDATIONMarch 1, 2005 - August 1, 2005

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Rebecca and Celia TarnofskyIda and Morris TragerBecky and Issie WeinsteinMaytie and Samuel L.

WorkmanSarah WorkmanLily and Abraham Henry

YankofskyJoseph ZigmanIrving Zunenshine

KIDDUSH FUNDSimy AssoulineHyman BatalionEleanor ElmanRonald ErlickRita EssnerSam FriedmanSam GarelleckAlbert GelfandMichael GelfandNorman IssleyHelen JacksonLarry S. KatzYetta KleinmanFanny KravitzHarry KravitzSara LevyRoslyn LipmanJoseph MendelssohnLarry RothmanMildred RuckensteinJudy SchneidermanRhoda SendelMerle SternJerry Zelnicker

YARZHEIT PLAQUESDorothy Druker Z”LLadislav Porez Z”LIda Wilner Z”L

Sometimes when we are generous in small, barely detectable ways it can

change someone else'slife forever.

Margaret Cho

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New technology gives sponsors higher visibility

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F O U N D AT I O NN E W S

Life Governors, Governors and loyal contributorsshowed up in full force on September 14th for acocktail reception to dedicate our new donorrecognition boards, which are prominentlydisplayed in the recently renovated lobby area.“Donors are the lifeblood of the MaimonidesFoundation. We value our donors and recognizethe importance of their generous support,” saysBen Cobrin, Foundation Founding President.

The donor boards had not been changed in over30 years. Mr. Cobrin has been instrumental in gettingthe new boards up for all to enjoy. “We encourage ourdonors to visit Maimonides and see where theirmoney goes. These boards are an ongoing link withthem,” adds Mr. Cobrin.

Maimonides' donors honoured

Centre Board President Len Lewkowict, Platinum Governor Frieda Dym and Foundation President Larry Nachshen

The third annual Maimonides Battle of the Bandswill be even bigger and better than before. Twosellout years and a huge demand has ledMaimonides to a two-night spectacular event co-chaired by Rory Olson and Elliot Mechanic.Eight bands, 4 on each night, will rock the house.

These baby-boomer bands, made up ofdentists, doctors, advertising executives andother business professionals will showcase theirmusical talent to raise money for MaimonidesGeriatric Centre, December 7th and December8th at Club Soda. Proceeds will go towards SuiteDreams, a $5.5 million campaign to refurbish allof the residents’ rooms.

“This is an unbelievable opportunity for theperformers to sing their hearts out on-stage for

their friends and families while raising funds for agreat cause. This is a gem of an event and I amhonoured to join Elliot Mechanic as co-chair,”says Rory Olson who wowed the crowd last yearwith his rendition of U2’s, Streets Have No Name.

Olson and Mechanic will be returning on-stage this year with their respective bands, WhoCares and Elliot and the Surf Sisters. Rory willperform on December 7th along with UB Over 40,Past Their Prime-Time Players, and NEW thisyear, The Madding Crowd led by PeterKalichman. On December 8th, Elliot will joinSwitchback (The Band Not Formerly Known)as well as two NEW bands led by GerryKandestin and Dr. Ben Saleh. Performersinclude Robert Goldfarb, Richard Yanofsky,

Morris Dascal, Freddie Naimer, Jeff Soloman,Asher Fischer and Sylvio Caro.

“This is the who’s who of the Montrealcommunity,” says Elliot Mechanic. “TheMaimonides Battle of the Bands is the hottestticket in town.”

Ian Cooney has signed on again to producethe two-night event. Andy Nulman is back to MCboth evenings. Local radio stations CHOM, MIX-96and CJAD 800 will be the media sponsors. ABattle of the Bands website that can be accessedthrough www.maimonides.net will be launchedin the fall. For sponsorship or ticket information,contact Karen Flam in the Foundation office at(514) 483-2121 ext 2307. Attending the show lastyear gets you to the front of the line.

The 3rd Annual Maimonides

December 7 and 8 at Club Soda

2 nights. 8 bands. A rock’n good time!

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Occupational Therapist RevitalPerez helps Maimonides resident

Roberta Adelman with anelectric wheelchair which waspurchased with funds donated

to the Foundation in honourof the late Marion Davis.

GIFTS Giving hope for autonomy

Endowment funds sustain the Foundation

DRIVERS ED PROGRAM

Music program brings smiles to our residents

Maimonides now has its very own DriversEducation program for residents to practice usingan electric wheelchair before taking their driverstest. This unique program was made possible due tothe efforts of Rona Davis, whose mother, the lateMarion Davis, was to be the first ‘student’. “Thisprogram would have given my mom theopportunity to practice without the constraint oftime or pressure. The possibility was there. Mymother enjoyed thinking of the opportunities; of thepossibility of practicing on the electric wheelchair inthe comfort of her Maimonides surroundings. Itreally gave her something to look forward to,” saysRona.

In the past, Maimonides residents were requiredto go to a government designated center such asLethbridge several times to be trained and evaluatedon an electric wheelchair and to then take the‘drivers test’. If they passed, it could be another 3-4months before they received their own chair fromRAMQ. “The onsite training is invaluable. It can helpin two ways. The occupational therapist can assess

whether the resident is a candidate for an electricwheelchair without having to go outside our ownfacility. As well, once the resident is found to beeligible for an electric wheelchair, this program givesthem the opportunity to practice before they receivetheir own.” says Silvana Mauro, ProfessionalCoordinator- Rehabilitation.

Roberta Adelman has had the opportunity tolearn by using the chair purchased with fundsdonated to the Foundation in honour of MarionDavis. “I am most looking forward to having myindependence a lot quicker. I won’t need any one topush my chair. I’ll be able to get around on my ownand I’ll know how because I’ve practiced onthis one.”

Marion Davis never got the chance to see if anelectric wheelchair was right for her. She only got topractice several times. “It gave her great pleasure toknow that other people might benefit from thisprogram,” says her son Louis Davis.

Endowment funds provide a way fordonors to give a gift that will keepgiving and growing far beyond theirown lifetimes. These gifts can be madein honour of a special occasion or inmemory of a loved one. A minimum of$1200 is required to establish anendowment fund at Maimonides. Theinitial tax deductible gift to anendowment fund is invested for growthin the financial market and the interestearned is used to fund programs atMaimonides. Endowment Fund namesappear on the donor boards in themain lobby of the Centre and activefunds are listed in every Perspectivepublication.

“Endowment funds are essential toensure the long-term viability ofMaimonides,” says Michael Corber,

Foundation Treasurer. “Being able tocreate a large endowment will ensurethat annual funds are available tosupport programming and services forour residents today as well as in thefuture.”

One of the newest endowmentfunds at Maimonides is the Edwin and

Nechama Endowment Fund for theArts. Recording artist Edwin OrionBrownell, Maimonides' residentpianist/composer, set up this fund sothat the Centre could hire moremusicians. “Music is so important.Even residents with advancedAlzheimers wiggle their toes or react in

some way to the power of music,”says Nechama Surik, Edwin’spartner and inspiration. “When amusician of Edwin's talent andability performs, it has an evenmore powerful effect. Many of ourresidents describe him as their'best medicine.'”

Since 2002, Edwin has workedand volunteered at Maimonides,performing old-time favourites aswell as his own compositions.

“It’s amazing that many of theresidents, even those with memoryproblems, remember the words to myoriginal songs. Their faces light upwhen they hear the music and thatwarms my heart,” says Edwin.

Edwin performed a solo concertcalled Maimonides Pops at Place desArts in April and donated part of theproceeds to help start the Edwin andNechama Endowment Fund for theArts. A portion of the sales of his fourthCD, Maimonides Pops: Edwin OrionBrownell Rocks the Classics will continueto enrich the Endowment Fund.

For information about startingan Endowment Fund with a tax-deductible gift, please contactFoundation Director Karen Flam at(514) 483-2121 ext 2307.

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ANNUALREPORT

The year in review

Centre highlightsOutgoing Centre Board President Archie Deskin was presented with the Outstanding ServiceAward in recognition of his exceptional dedication to Maimonides.

Maimonides opened 30 new transition beds at Lev Tov, an Intermediate Resource affiliatedwith the Centre since 2003.

Maimonides won the Jewish Programming Award from the Association of Jewish AgingServices for its Chanukat Habayit Program.

Maimonides was the recipient of the Annette W. & Herbert H. Lichterman OutstandingProgramming Award for its welcoming program for new residents.

The Maimonides Medical Research Foundation continues to fund a clinical research fellowas part of the Maimonides/McGill/Jewish General Hospital Division of Geriatric MedicineFellowship Program.

Several research projects funded by the Maimonides Medical Research Foundation have beenunderway this year. Among others, they include a study on the use of neuroleptics, a study onthe use of antiulcerative agents and optimizing the quality of antibiotic prescriptions.

Maimonides developed a detailed fall prevention program which was implemented as a pilotproject on Pavilion 7 earlier this year.

With funding from the Foundation, a beautiful cedar terrace was added just off the newly-renovated coffee shop.

Thanks to the Foundation, the Centre was able to purchase seven specialized wheelchairs,two specialized mattresses and a Vac machine for skin and wound care.

Maimonides Geriatric Centre ended the year with a deficit of $42,000 on an operating budgetof approx. $31,000 000. This represents a shortfall of 0.14% of the operating budget.

The Maimonides Medical Research Foundation is beingsupported by the Maimonides Foundation at this time.

Maimonides resident Virginia “Ginger” Bennett dances with Sonny Andaya during a music program at the Centre.

Maimonides resident Freda Lehrer participates in a breakfastprogram with Therapeutic Recreation specialist Shoshana Friedman.Occupational Therapist Viola Kam works with Maimonides resident Morris Fishman.

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N E WE X P E R I E N C E S

Huge success for unique volunteer program!35% GET EARLY ACCEPTANCETO MED SCHOOL

While others their age work atsummer jobs or travel, participantsin Maimonides unique MISSIVE(Maimonides Intensive Summer Sessionfor Individual Volunteer Experience)volunteer program give of their time tohelp the elderly. MISSIVEis designed to give studentswho are contemplating acareer in health care aninterdisciplinary experienceof working with older adults.Participants volunteer at theCentre five days a week from8:30 am to 3:30 pm during thiseight-week intensive summerprogram.

"I have a great deal ofrespect and admiration forthese students who are at theprime of their lives. Theyreally can do anything, butthey choose to give so much ofthemselves and in return, they learnlifelong lessons," says Len Lewkowict,Centre Board President.

This experience gives students the

opportunity to become directly involvedin the day-to-day programs andactivities of the residents. “I’m walkingaway with much more knowledge andcompassion for the elderly, not tomention respect,” says Natasha Cohen,18, one of last years MISSIVEs and thecoordinator of the 2005 group. Cohen is

one of seven from her year to beaccepted into a medical school.

“Being a MISSIVE allowed me to seethe human aspect of health care, not justthe academic side.” says nineteen year-

old Alex Saveriano, who, together withCohen, is part of the McGill Med-Pprogram. “There’s no better way to learnabout patient care than to work directlywith them,” he adds.

As part of the program, MISSIVEsalso attend daily lectures, educationseminars, visit other hospitals in

the Montreal area andvolunteer in one of themany departments atthe Centre. “I workedwith residents whohave Alzheimers or othercognitive problems. I learnthow to communicate withthem, how to treat them,how to be with them. I gotto see how I can makea difference in their livesand that’s why I want togo into medicine,” saysYoujia Shen, 19.

Maimonides is proud ofits MISSIVE graduates. "These are ourfuture leaders, future health careproviders, future society," saysLewkowict. "I think we are in goodhands."

F I D D L E RO N T H ER O O F

Last year’s MISSIVE participants who have been accepted into Pre-Med or Med programs.From left to right: Alex Saveriano, Valerie To, Youjia Shen, Natasha Cohen

and Philip Zwecker. Absent from photo: Marcel AbouAssaly, Fei Xu

Grade three students from Akiva elementary school pose with Maimonides residents andstaff. The students had been corresponding with the residents by e-mail during the lastschool year and met their pen pals during a special meeting in June. The MaimonidesPen-Pal program is organized by the Occupational Therapists and Rehab Activity Animator.The correspondence leads up to this in-person meeting at the end of the school year.

New technology bridges the gap between generations

and forms friendships

Bringing young & old together

The 2005 MISSIVE participantsperformed the classic play Fiddleron the Roof for residents to enjoy.It even included their own rendition

of ‘If I were a rich man’,‘Matchmaker’ and ‘To Life’.

M A I M O N I D E SC A P I TA L

C A M PA I G N Residents dream of new roomsDream by DreamSuite Dreams is a $5.5 millioncampaign, to renovate Maimonides'most important area — the rooms ofour residents. This ambitiousundertaking will see the totalrefurbishment of all 255 private and 66semi-private suites, with dramaticchanges to furniture, lighting, flooring,closets, bathrooms and overall qualityof life.

Room by RoomMany advances in geriatricfurnishings have occurred since the1960s, when Maimonides was built.

The Suite Dreams campaign willenable our residents to enjoy thesimple things we take for granted.Those in wheelchairs will now be ableto see themselves in the bathroommirror — a seemingly minor detailwith a major impact on self-worth.

Opportunity by OpportunityA model room with new furnishingshas been completed. To arrange avisit, to discuss the sponsorshipopportunities available or to becomepart of the campaign team, please callFoundation Director, Karen Flam,at (514) 483-2121, ext. 2307.

Maimonides is thrilled to announcethat Michael Corber and AlanSchwartz will chair the Suite Dreamscampaign.

Michael Corber bringsa wealth of communityexperience and anunderstanding of whatmakes a great capitalcampaign. He wasthe campaign chair of

the Young Leadership division ofFederation CJA in 1999. He served asTreasurer at the Hebrew FoundationSchool and was on their Executive fora number of years. He also he sits onthe Board of Directors at the MontrealChildren’s Hospital Foundation.Michael has been on the MaimonidesFoundation Board of Directors forthe last three years and is currentlya member of the Executive andNominating committees.

Michael’s personal connection toMaimonides runs deep. Hisgrandmother Edith Schwartz was aresident for almost two years. “Thiscampaign is a great opportunity to

assist in raising funds to keepMaimonides at the forefront ofgeriatric care. I was very pleasedwith the care my grandmotherreceived. It is very important thatthe physical environment meetsthe same standards of excellenceprovided by the staff and variousprograms. I look forward to thechallenges and the opportunities tointeract with leaders of ourcommunity to help refurbish thisfacility,” says Michael, who has been apartner at RSM Richter since 1997.

“The Foundation is really lucky tohave Michael on board as co-chair ofthis exciting campaign. He putsa younger face on fundraising fora place that deals with the elderly.We look forward to benefitingfrom his knowledge and expertise.”says Larry Nachshen, FoundationPresident.

As Executive Vice-President, Operationsfor Dorel Industries,Alan has played a keyrole throughout theCompany’s aggressiveacquisition program.His innate knowledge

of operations and how to maximizeefficiencies has served Dorelextremely well. Along with his twobrothers and partner, he has helpedDorelevolve as a global consumer productscompany.

Alan has consistently contributed tofundraising events and organizations.Co-chairing Maimonides’ SuiteDreams Campaign is a hands-oncommunity fundraising assignmentAlan looks forward to. "This is a mostworthy cause and I am honored tohave been given the opportunityto help drive this campaign. I eagerlyanticipate working with theMaimonides team and seeing ourcommunity dollars in action."

Maimonides has not refurbishedits resident rooms since the buildingwas constructed in the 1960's. "The

building has served its clientele wellover some 40 years but it is certainlytime for an upgrade. Maimonides isknown for compassionate, qualitypatient care. We owe it to ourresidents and professionals to forgeahead with this $5.5 millioncampaign and continue thistradition," says Alan.

Alan did not offer his time toMaimonides by chance. The facility isdear to his heart. His mother, LauraSchwartz, has been very active with theAuxiliary and was recently honoredfor her commitment to the Centre.

"Alan has always been generouswith both his time and money, but hehas often chosen to remain in thebackground. Having Alan choose totake on a more visible and active roleas Co-Chair of the Suite DreamsCampaign is a recognition of theimportance that he feels for thisproject, as well as a guarantee of itssuccess," says Jeffrey Zunenshine, afriend of Mr. Schwartz and a memberof the Maimonides Foundation Boardof Directors.

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Introducing our Suite Dreams co-chairs

Michael Corber

Alan Schwartz

Awards of recognitionAwards of recognition

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F U N D R A I S I N G Tuesdays with MorrieThe Auxiliary sponsored the opening night of Tuesdays with Morrie atthe Saidye Bronfman Centre in May. The packed house was treated toa great performance followed by a cocktail reception honouring sistersand auxiliary members Adele Malkin and Laura Schwartz for theirenduring commitment and dedication to Maimonides.

Top Row - left to right: Mario Sinai, Cheryl Malkin, Debra Schwartz, Jonathan Chomski, Joyce Schwartz,

Martin Schwartz, Laura Schwartz, Bram Schwartz, Alan Schwartz,Helen Malkin, Auxiliary co-president Hinda Adelstein, Miki Lane

Bottom row: Howard Schwartz, Alana Wexler, Michael Sinai,Emma Sinai, Sondra Schwartz, Adele Malkin

Absent from photo: Marilynne Malkin

A family honoured

Awards of recognitionAwards of recognition

Joanna Bailey (second from right) accepts the award given by the MaimonidesFoundation to a McGill University student interested in a career in geriatric nursing.She is pictured with Maimonides Director of Nursing and Clinical ServicesLucie Tremblay, Foundation Founding President Ben Cobrin, McGill UniversityFaculty Lecturer School of Nursing Dr. Carol-Ann Sherman, and Foundation President Larry Nachshen.

During National Nurses Week, the Maimonides Foundation gaveout $20,000 in bursaries to Maimonides nursing staff who wish tofurther their education and upgrade their skills. This could beeither to take part in the Canadian Nurses Certification Programor to register in more advanced Nursing studies. This year, 20members of the Maimonides nursing team are recipients alongwith a student from McGill University interested in pursuing acareer in Geriatric Nursing.

This is the third year that bursaries have been presented. Theyhave proven to be a way to increase staff morale and successfullyretain nursing staff.

“Maimonides is proud to have competent, dedicated staffwho keep their knowledge on the cutting edge. Thanks to theseamazing people, Maimonides is able to provide exceptional careto the frail elderly population of Montreal,” says Lucie Tremblay,Director of Nursing and Clinical Services.

Since the nursing bursary program has had such a hugeimpact on staff, the Maimonides Foundation has upped itscommitment to $25,000 and will be offering bursaries tonursing and other professional staff (Occupational therapy,Physiotherapy, Social Services) in 2006.

“We are pleased that other departments will also benefit fromthe bursary program. The Foundation is committed to helpingour staff further their education in order to meet the changingneeds of the geriatric community. Our residents directly benefitfrom their knowledge and experience,” says Larry Nachshen,Foundation President.

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A.C. 12 Apparel Inc.Accent Home ProductsAcme DentAlexandor FursAlliance Atlantis VivafilmAmstik Inc. Étiquette LabelsAndrew Philips Sports Inc.Ares Kitchen SuppliesAu Vieux Duluth RestaurantAustrian Ski ShopAutoMobility Distribution Inc.AVS TechnologiesAxara DiffusionBB Color Inc. Bellingham Cleaners and TailorsBensus International Bill Wong Inc. Dr. Robin BillickBrother International CorpCafé GourmetCanbec Courier.Caplan Duval 2000Cavalli RistoranteCentre du RasoirCentury Industries Inc. Clydes Restaurant and PubCommodores Inn (Vermont).

Concordia Sports MedicineCornucopia Inc.Corona AntiquesJennifer CukierCummings-Gold FamiliesDavidoffDiesel Canada. Double Hook Book ShopDouble J Fashion GroupE.R.A. Display Co. Ltd.Edgewood Greenhouses Ltd, Elm Ridge Country Club Inc.Elpro InternationalEnvironnement ElectriqueErnie the CatererFabricvilleG. ToninoGalerie ShayneGibby's RestaurantGlaxo Smith KlineGolf TownGreen Valley Golf & Country ClubHartco Enterprises Inc.Harry RosenHauserHemsleysHewlett Packard Inc

Hillsdale Golf and Country ClubHilton Montréal Aéroport HotelHoliday Group Inc.Hotel Le Cantlie SuitesHotel Ruby Foo’sImperial Decorative HardwareKey WestKilo GâteauxKlean Kar Mille MigliaLa Boutique ElectroniqueLa Maison VerteLa Tulipe NoireLamour Hosiery Mfg. IncLe BifthèqueLe Centre du Golf St-Charles Le GourmandLe Mas des OliviersLes Produits Ice Pak LtéeLittle BearMaestro S.V.P.Majestic IndustriesMancini Leather GoodsMarlowe’sMarriott Residence InnMaimonides Geriatric Centre

Auxiliary Gift ShopMicrosoft Canada Co.

Milos RestaurantMoishes Steak HouseMolivos RestaurantMonster Gym Montreal AllouettesMontreal Marriott Château

ChamplainMoore ElectricMulti Design ContratMythos Ouzeri EnrMargaret NachshenNew England GiftOgilvy- Betty BarclayOrchestre Symphonique de MtlPinegrove Golf & Country ClubPremier Candy BouquetPrice ChopperProductions PeripapQuintessence Resort HotelRandom House of Canada Ltd.Dr. Richard RapoportRen-Wil Inc. Restaurant AmazonaRestaurant La SerenataRestaurant Le PiemontaisRistorante BiceSteve Rosen

Royal InternationalPaul RupertRussell’s Fine TailoringS.Cohen Inc. Saidye Bronfman Centre

for the ArtsSchindler Ascenseur Corp.Schwartz’s Charcuterie

HébraïqueServices de Bar Joe AmarMurray ShulmanSunstar ButlerTender Corporation CanadaTennis CanadaTola CarpetUnion LightingWashenwear Inc.West Island Golf DomeWhitehall RobinsJohn WinkYM-YWHA Mtl Jewish

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THIS YEAR’S RAFFLE PRIZES WERE WON BY:Jack AltmanBill HurwitzMarla WeinsteinLarry BarakettMadison Landau

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HOLE IN ONE PRIZESKauffmann de SuisseSilver Star Mercedes Benz

CIRCLE GAME PRIZESBrowns Shoe ShopsGetracan Inc.ModextilAllen Quallenberg

CLOSEST TO THE HOLE PRIZESSentry Select Capital Corp.

LONGEST DRIVE PRIZESBijouterie Carmen

FOOD AND BEVERAGESAdams Gourmet inc.Caravane RestaurantDagwoodsDorsey Marketing Noble FoodsPremier Fruits and VegetablesTCBYThinaddictives

ThankyouMany thanks to our generous

gifts and prizes sponsors

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Wishing all our friends and familya sweet New Year filled with joy

and happiness.

Caryl and Lawrence Young

Wishing all our family and friendsa happy and healthy New Year.

Terri, Peter, Adam and Jonathan Klein

The Maimonides Auxiliary extends toits members and friends, a healthy,

happy and peaceful New Year.

Hinda Adelstein, Terri Klein, Joan Ungar

Auxiliary Co-Presidents

Wishing our family and friendsa New Year filled with good health,

happiness and peace. SHANA TOVA!

Ruth, Robert and Adam Kertesz

Allison, Jared, and Noah Merrick

Wishing you peace, health and prosperity in the New Year.

Dr. David Shapiro

L'Shana Tova to all our friends and family.

Diane and Jack Altman

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A L L T H E B E S TF O R 5 7 6 6 All the best for 5766 All the best for 5766

All the best for 5766 All the best for 5766All the best for 5766All the best for 5766

All the best for 5766

SHANA TOVA

On behalf of the golf committee, our best wishes for health andhappiness in the New Year.

Angela D’Angelo/Jonathan Green

Golf co-chairs

Wishing you peace, healthand prosperity in the New Year. L’Shana Tova!

Margaret and Larry

Mark, Rachel, Jennifer, Finn and

Sophie Nachshen

Wishing all our friends and familya sweet New Year filled with joy and happiness.

Marcy and Danny Baum

Wishing a sweet and healthyNew Year to our family and friends.

The Quallenberg Family

Wishing all our family and friendsa happy and healthy New Year. Terry, George, Carlye

and Josh Landau

The Maimonides family would like to take this opportunity to wish you and yourfamily a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. All the best for 5766.

With warmest wishes that the New Yearbe filled with peace, happiness

and good health.

Shelley and Leonard Lewkowict

Wishing all our family and friendsa New Year filled with peace, happiness

and good health.

Jeffrey, Denise, Mindy, Michael

and Jaime Zunenshine

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A GREAT DRIVE Congratulations!

First Low Net The Foursome from our Presentation Sponsor, RBC Dominion Securities, was the tournament’s

First Low Net Winner. From left to right, Jean François Lacroix, Paul Balthazard,Dave Agnew and Yves Colpron.

Second Low Net The team made up of Golf Committee members David Kanigsberg (far left) and Irwin Zelniker

(second from right) along with Richard Benzakein (second from left) and Michael Flanders (far right) took home Second Low Net honours.

Closest to the Hole Michael Flanders, Denise Zunenshine and George Tooley, this year’s

closest to the hole winners, are joined by Foundation Director Karen Flam

Longest Drive-Male The Longest Drive- Male was

captured by Jean François Lacroix from RBC Dominion Securities.

Longest Drive-Female The Longest Drive- Female was captured

by Elaine Ouellet from Claridge.

Special Sponsor Special SponsorSpecial Sponsor Special Sponsor

Special Sponsor Special Sponsor

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NEWS

BROWNS SHOE SHOPS

Tournament co-chair Angela D’Angelo, Morty Brownstein, Tournament co-chair Jonathan Green

T H A N K Y O U

TD Waterhouse Front NineBlake, Cassels & Graydon Front NineCentral Waste Paper Back NineLa Senza Driving RangeReitmans Practice Green

SPECIAL Sponsors

CIBC WOOD GUNDY

Tournament Co-chairs Angela D’Angelo and Jonathan Green with Robert Bonsant

EQUINOX FINANCIAL SERVICES

Daniel Dessureault (Equinox Financial Services), Paul Lalonde(AIG Life of Canada) and Daniel Walsh (RBC Insurance)

NEW PAGE

Alain Chouinard, Alain Labarre, Pat Mudd, Pat Power, tournament co-chair Angela D’Angelo, Donald Dery, Jeffrey Zunenshine, Norm Racine, Ron Palardy, tournament co-chair Jonathan Green, Jean Pierre Renaud

SOVEREIGN AND THE QUALLENBERG WEALTH MANAGEMENT GROUP

Tournament co-chair Jonathan Green, Jo-Ann Richardson, Danny Baum,Allen Quallenberg and tournament co-chair Angela D’Angelo

SCOTIA McLEOD

Tournament co-chairs Jonathan Green and Angela D’Angelo withFoundation Founding President Ben Cobrin, Janis Kraut and Jean Breton

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AND THE QUALLENBERG GROUP

RBC Dominion Securities is thrilled to support the

2005 Maimonides RBC-DS Golf Tournament as the

Presentation Sponsor. “RBC is very community-minded

and this is a phenomenal cause. We believe our

company is only as strong as our communities. By

supporting this tournament, RBC-DS fulfills its ongoing

commitment to improve the quality of life where it

is needed most,” says Paul Balthazard, Vice-President

and Director, Regional Manager-Quebec and Atlantic

Canada.

At the 2005 tournament, RBC-DS announced that it

will return as Presentation Sponsor for the 2006

tournament. “We are thrilled. This is a great match,”

says Allen Quallenberg, past co-chair of the Maimonides

golf tournament. “Maimonides and RBC-DS are both

committed to ensuring the continuity of a healthy,

prosperous community.”

Margaret and Larry Nachshen and the

Wong Family were this year’s generous

sponsors for our magnificent dinner... a

delicious success!

Committed to MaimonidesPRESENTAT ION

SPONSOR

Paul Balthazard - Vice-President and Director RBC-DS, Regional Manager - Quebec andAtlantic Canada, Allen Quallenberg - Investment Advisor RBC-DS, Dave Agnew, National

Director RBC-DS, National Director, and Tournament co-chair Angela D’Angelo

Tournament co-chairs Jonathan Green and Angela D’Angelo,Larry Nachshen, Bernard Wong, George Wong

A taste for giving

DINNERSPONSORS