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In the kosher-style category are places like the Brown Derby, at the Van Horne Shopping Center in suburban Cotes St. Luc, where the philsophes gather each morning to con- sider breakfast and the world's woes. More serious are the breakfast discussions at Ruby Foos Motor Hotel on Decarrie — where the business con- ducted rivals that at the stock exchange. Regulars move back and forth among the tables making million-dollar deals on clothing and real estate. Another kosher-style land- mark is Ben's downtown. Walls covered with celebrity photos, open 24 hours a day for blintzes or burgers or smoked meat sandwiches, it seems the place for Mon- trealers of all ethnic persua- sions to end up after a night at the disco or elsewhere on the town. For those who seek more elevating or illuminating ac- tivities, there is the Holocaust memorial at the AJCS building — composed entirely of items contributed from the Montreal Jewish community: pictures, letters, scraps of clothing and documents. The three-part display focuses on Jewish life in pre-Nazi Europe, the massacre of a generation of Jewish children and Cana- dian reaction to the Holocaust. The memorial itself is a stone-lined room carved with the names of the death camps and all the devastated communities that fed them. On the brighter side, AJCS headquarters also houses the main branch of the city's Jewish library — with 75 per- cent of its volumes, on Jewish subjects. And there are story- telling sessions for kids, a feature visiting families might find useful. AJCS can also provide information about the "Sephardic Se- maine" each summer, a week of music, dance, theater and gustatory treats by and for the city's sizeable Sephardic population. Call 514-735-3541. Across Cote St. Catharine Road is the Saidye Bronfman Center with its popular art gallery and famous Yiddish theater that regularly per- forms there when not touring the rest of Canada, the United States and Israel. The theater was founded by Russian-born actress and director Dora Wasserman, who has a close relationship with Isaac Bashevis Singer. Her group has performed such traditional and contem- porary classics as "A Shtetl Wedding," "A Bintel Brief," "The Jazz Singer," "Fiddler on the Roof" and "The Rothschilds." New produc- tions are generally mounted each November and June. Call 514-739-2301. And while you're there, maybe you could bring me back some muffins from the Snowdon Y. CI David M. Alpern is a senior editor at Newsweek Magazine and co-host of "Newsweek On Air" radio broadcast. Tours To Mark Anniversary New York — 1992 will mark the 500th anniversary of the welcoming of the Jews who fled the Inquisition, by Suleyman the Magnificent, Sultan of Turkey. In anticipa- tion of this anniversary, Sephardic House, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering Sephardic history and culture, has sponsored Jewish Heritage Tours to Turkey and the Greek Islands. For information and reser- vations, contact Gladys S. Benbasat, (212) 873-0300. immimmi NEWS hillimm• Arab Students Go To Brandeis Waltham, Mass. (JTA) — Six human services professionals representing Jordan, Egypt, the West Bank and Gaza have been accepted to participate in the 11-year-old Middle East Fellowship Program at Brandeis University, leading to a master's degree in the management of human services. They will be joined by two Israeli students who will also participate in the program. The students are expected to arrive at the campus in early June. Vandalism Scars Synagogues Miami (JTA) — Two recent vandalism attacks on synagogues in the Miami area have increased the number of such anti-Semitic attacks in Florida for the first four months of this year to 37. That number represents a 100 percent increase.