Friday, January 31, 1969
JEWISH  WJISTERN BULLETIN
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RESERYATEONS MOUNTING FOR
HiSTADRUT BANQUET FEB. 2
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JOSHUA CHECOV
JOE TACKNESS
ANNUAL BANQUET inaugurating the Histadrut Drive wiU take place this Sunday evening, Feb. 2, 6:30 pjn. at the Centre auditorium. Permanent president of the Israel Histadrut Campaign, Joshua Checovy pointed out.this week that reservations for the event are mounting. He suggested that the public contact ticket chairman. Joe Yackness, 874-9268, in order to ensure reservations as a capacity audience is anticipated to hear one of Israel's higher ranking military men, I»Iaj.-Gen. Mattityahu Peled, chief of logistics during the Six-Day War.
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With Monty McFarlane acting as master of ceremonies and Howie Isman's orchestra offering lively music, the Queen Esther Ball of Centennial chapter 1022 B.B.W. is now fully assured of success, organizers of the gala event told The Bulletin this week.
Mr. McFarlane is the well known entrepeneur of C.J.O.R. radio morning program.
The Queen Esther Ball on the Purim theme will be held at Wosk auditorium, Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m. A full course buffet dinner will be served xmd highlight of the evening will be crowning of a Queen. Many surprises, entertainment and prizes will be offered to all happy Ball-goers.
Tickets were reported selling like "Bagels on a Sunday morning". They are available now from any chapter member or by phoning Mrs. A. Crane, 266-8188, or Mrs. I. Tischler, 876-2934. Table reservations are also being handled at the same numbers.
All committees are noted to be in full swing to make the event an unqualified success. Mrs. S. Goldberg, "master of all Ball trades", is secretary of the committee and has also attended to the reception of sponsors, of whom it was reported there are many.
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BA. SHABBAT SHIRAH FEATURES IffiW MUSIC
As a tribute' to Jewish Music j , Month, Beth Israel Choir will! j ioin Cantor Murray Nixon on the ! : pulpit for tonight's service which > rommences at 8:15 p.m. Both Friday night and Saturday morning ■ ' services will be based on specially selected synagogues choral melodies, which will include Ahavat 01am,  V' s h a m r u,  M'chalkel • Chaim, Yismechu, R'tze and Sim Shalom.
Members of Beth Israel Choir include Hettie Abramson, Imre ; Kunovits, Maurice Moses, Sam Hoadberg,  Dorothy Gelfond, Freda Genser, Dawne Lacterman, Minnie Pelman, Sandra White, 1 Elsa Toll and Sol Pelman, choir- i master.
Oneg Shabbat will be tendered by Beth Israel Sisterhood. The entire Jewish commiinity is being invited to attend this unusual Shabbat Shirah service.
During morning service, 9:15 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 1, Randy Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elken Rosenhek, will be called to the Torah as a Bar-Mitzvah. Rabbi Solomon and Cantor Nixon will officiate, assisted by Beth Israel Qhoir. Following the service a Kiddush will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Rosenhek in honor of their son.
Youth Congregation Sabbath services are held every Saturday, 10:15 am. in the chapel followed by a Luncheon-Kiddush in the
CANTOR MURRAY NIXON . .. offers special music
Maccabee lounge hosted by Sisterhood. Serving as Cantor this Shabbat will be Barry Kaplan. Also participating will be Howard Zack, Ricky Cohen, Mark Kap-lun, Robert Zaitzow, Danny Bell, Stephen Schachter, Bradley Cramer, Pinchas Skolnick, Dean Homstein, Bruce Lemer.
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A traditional program has been planned for the joint Tu B'Shvat celebration slated this Tuesday, Feb. 4, 8:30 p.m. at the Centre by host groups. Senior and Gor-donia clubs of Pioneer Women.
Presidents of the clubs, Mrs. E. Steiner of Senior and Mrs. L. Jacdbson of Gordonia, announced this week that Mrs. J. Checov will speak on J.N.F. and report on the conference she attended in Winnipeg. Mrs. Checov is P.W. Council secretary and a past president of Council.
Reporting on the board meeting they attended in Montreal will be Mrs. C. Margolis, P.W. Council president and ^s. H. Gorbovitsky, national board member.
All Pioneer Women friends are being invited to join the Tu B'Shvat evening which will feature Israeli music and traditional refreshments.
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JERUSALEM — A recent census revealed that 2,841,000 people inhabited Israel at the end of 1968, with 2,435,000 among them Jews. These fig-lu-es include inhabitants of East Jerusalem. General increase of the population in 1968 was 63,000 (2.4%); natural increase of_ Jewish population was approximaetly 50,000 (2.1%); natural increase of the non-Jewish population reached 12,500 (3.9%).
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