THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Shapiro Fund

A history-making story in
Jewish efforts to establish
farming communities in
North America is related by
a Detroit area man who re-
calls the pioneering efforts
of his 96-year-old father.
Ted Frazis of Oak Park
tells how in 1914, after 10
years of the industrial life in
the northeastern United
States, his father Harry de-
cided to emigrate to Sas-
katchewan, Canada.' The
senior Frazis settled in the
farming community of
Edenbridge.
Edenbridge, which had
been started by Jewish far-

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Jewish Farmers Found a Rough Life in Canada

NEW YORK — The Na-
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Israel-Israel Histadrut
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and Saudi Arabia last week
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the largest ever signed by a
West European country.
France will build four
missile warships and two
tankers for the Saudi navy
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latest model of sea-to-sea
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France will also provide
Saudi Arabia with Dauphin
helicopters armed with air-
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elaborate radar computer
enabling them to serve as
the "fire guidance brains"
for the Saudi warships.
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technicians and naval per-
sonnel will be trained in
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veloped community in need
of settlers.
Frazis applied for a
homestead in 1915 and
the rest of the family
moved in that spring. The
family and the commu-
nity prospered up until
the time of the Depres-
sion.
Following the Depression
and the outbreak of war the
"experiment" at Eden-
bridge went downhill. With
a dismal future on the hori-
zon, the youth of the colony
joined the general popula-
tion in an exodus back to the
urban cities and towns of
North America.
Frazis' other son, Walter,

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and his daughter, Pat
Freedman, also live in the
Detroit area. Frazis has 11
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.

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