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JEWISH  WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, October 27, 1967
A SON
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sande-kian (nee Clare Greene of Victoria, B.C.), are happy to announce the arrival of their son, David Michael, by adoption, age 17 months. The Sandekians reside in Denver, Colorado. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Greene of Victoria, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sandekian of Buffalo, N.Y.
RABBI M. HIER LEADS EVERGREEN DISCUSSION
A Jewish theme applicable to today's news will be introduced and discussed by couples of Evergreen lodge B'nai B'rith when they gather this Sunday, Oct. 29, 8 p.m., at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Menkes, No 276—2691 East 49th Ave.
Rabbi Marvin Hier, religious leader of Congregation Schara Tzedeck, will chair the discussion which opens Evergreen's new season of monthly Sunday social evenings.
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TIKVAH NCJW will meet at the home of Mrs. Hannah Bild,
740 West 66th, Oct. 30, at 8:30 p.m. Miss F. Rashcovsky will speak on Nursery schools. All new members will be warmly welcomed.
MIZRACHI WOMEN have now completed their plans for the Annual Yiskor Tea to be held Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2 to 5:30 p.m., at Jewish Home for the Aged, 54th and Oak St. Members and
! friends are being cordially in-
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The MACCABEES are commemorated by this beautiful MENORAH by Ellen Lord. Miss Lord, an American artist, was born in Germany where she studied at the Berlin Kunstakademie.  She has exhibited at Kash Herman Gallery, Chicago, and in Karilon Gallery, N.Y. and Princetown.  This Menorah was cast from the privately-owned original, in a grey stone finish, and is 12" wide and T' high. Priced at $29.
SUCCOT began with a happy prelude for members of Beth Israel Sisterhood who visited four of the Suceahs built by Congregational families. Top left, a focal point in the tree-covered Succah of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jampolsky, and top right, hostess Mrs. A. Hayes (right) stands with Mrs. W. Solomon who holds the lulav and etrog which she discussed in the modernistic tabernacle of Dr. and Mrs. A. Hayes. Lower left, Mrs. J. V. White stands beside rich foliage and vegetable bouquets inside the Succah built by the Dr. J. V. White family. At lower right, Mesdames £. Donner, M. B. Cohen, W. Solomon and M. Fox, enjoy tea at fhe large family Succah of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sacks. Photos are by Naomi Frankenburg. Full coverage of the unique Succah tour is carried on Page 2.
JEWISH YOUTH CONFERENCE
UPCOMING AT CENTRE NOV. 5
"Are we failing our Jewish youth?" is the question leadership of organizations which sponsor youth programs will be asking themselves at a conference on Jewish youth scheduled at the Jewish Community Centre on Sunday, Nov. 5.
Everyone interested in this problem is invited to attend this conference which begins at 10 a.m.
The idea of the conference was originally proposed some months ago when representatives of the Zionist Organization, Beth Israel synagogue, B'nai B'rith and Hil-lel Foundation met to discuss the myriad of problems facing their respective organizations, and others which are involved in youth programs.
It was felt that the issues raised could not be adequately
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dealt with except at a conference where an outside expert could be present and where more time would be available. Since then a committee composed of Rabbis M. Hier, J. Sherwood, W. Solomon and Lou Zimmerman have met a number of times to plan conference direction and content. Centre staff has been involved in arranging the details.
Guest consultant will be Ted Kanner, director of the Western States Region, National Jewish Welfare Board. Prior to assuming his present post he was executive director of the Jewish Centre of Phoenix.
A feature of the conference will be a panel of representatives of youth organizations who will consider the question, "What expectations do we have of ourselves and of the parent organizations?"
Format of the conference will be that of presentations followed by small group discussions so that each person present will have an opportunity to participate actively in the proceedings. There is no registration fee, but there will be a nominal charge for the conference luncheon.
MUSIC LESSONS
European concert pianist and composer gives lessons in piano, guitar and composition.
MISS MARJA RANTANEN
Tel. 681-2762
Jr. Symphony Bazaar Nov. 4
Artists, ceramics, sculpture, furnishings and glass will all be unique features of display and interest at Junior Symphony Society of Vancouver tea and Bazaar. Chamber music will again highlight the afternoon, Nov. 4, 1 to 5 p.m., at Hycroft, 16th Ave. and Granville. Bake sale, raffles, prizes, novelty booths and much to interest the children, will all be included for Bazaar-goers.
Reputed soloist to debut here
BARRT TUCKWELL, French horn soloist will play with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra under Conductor Meredith Davies this Sunday and Monday^ Oct. 29-30. "The absolutely phenomenal Barry Tuckwell, who treats the French horn with the flexible beauty of a great flutist, playing lightly^ delicately, in faultless control, and pouring out sound in every dynamic range," wrote Washington Post Critic, joins the orchestra to perform two major works. He will play the Vancouver Premiere of Horn Concerto, a work written for him by Australian composer Don Banks, and he will also play Mozart's irresistibly melodic, Horn Concerto in E Flat. Program includes Mendelssohn's Overture to a Midsummer Night's Dream; Copland's strong, tender orchestral suite, Appalachian Spring; and Debussy's symphonic sketches La Mer. Tickets are now on sale at Vancouver Ticket Centre, and at all Eaton's box offices. A limited number of season's tickets are still available on a pro-rated basis, MU 3-3255.
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