Friday, January 27, 1967
JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Three
HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN FUNDS
BUILD VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Israel Histadrut committee has announced acceptance of A. J. Sacks to- chair the Annual Histadrut Banquet Fieb. 8.
Mr. Sacks, a graduate of University of Chicago in the field of human development, was a divinity student at Hebrew Theological College. President of Vancouver Talmud Tor ah Association, he new heads Tree Island Steel company.
Vice-chairman of the Israel Histadrut campaign and a devoted worker in the cause of Labor Israel, Myer Kron this week stressed the rising interest in the commimity in the forthcoming Histadrut opening event. Guest
speaker will be Avraham Haco-1 together in common pursuit of a hen and featured artist sched- k;,^orld devoted to peace in free-uled is soprano, Janma Disten. ^om. We are engaged in a great Hubert Humphrey, U.S. vice- effort to break new ground for president, has likened the peoples hj^jnan welfare and for freedom, of Israel and America because i congratulate our partners, the they are concerned with the con- people of Israel and their great servation and development of hu- la^or movement, Histadrut, which man resources. stands as a symbol of human
Vice-President Humphrey laud- dignity."
M¥ERKRON drive vice-chairman
ed Histadrut for setting a "good
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A Centennial concert of distinctive merit was presented last weekend at West Van Community Centre featuring West Vancouver Senior Secondary School Choir and Vancouver ^ Jewish Community Centre String Orchestra.
The Centre Orchestra, conducted by Simon Streatfeild, received enthusiastic applause from a laf^e Audience. This npn-^pror f^ssional.-group .i)layed' with, yi-tali^y ^nd solidarity of tone. A spirited performance of Purcell's Chaconne in G minor opened the orchestral portion, followed by Mozart's Divertimento in F, Serenade in E flat by Joseph Suk and Vaughan William's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. All selections received good musical treatment with due regard for
MUSICAL EVE SET m GOLDEN AGERS
Reva Gerstein branch, NC'JW, are hosting a mid-winter musical party for Golden Age Club on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 8 p.m., in the Centre auditorium. Highlight of the program will be the junior Nirkoda dancers under direction of Linda Rubin.
Those attending must provide their own transportation to the party but transportation will be provided for their return home.
Mrs. L. M. Garfinkle is convener and Mrs. L. Bevan and Mrs. N. Norton are in charge of entertainment.
President of Beva Gerstein branch, Mrs. Rita Winrob, has invited all Golden Agers to attend.
New top Israel foods are here
Local supermarkets have just received choice preserves, fruits and nuts which boast Israel's top quality names, Assis and Vita.
History of the ne\y arrivals goes back to last March'whfen Bob Ward and Ken Butler, president and general manager of National Importers Ltd., visited Israel. They spent two days on business when they were introduced to Vita and Assis products which, they said, they instantly recognized to be the finest they had come across in the world.
Vita melon segments are gourmet food, not cubed but in long perfect fingers. The Jaffa grapefruit segments show the same perfection while the Vita plum tomatoes in rich juice are
Rabbi Solomon attends Rabbinical conference
Rabbi Wilfred Solomon will attend the Western Conference of the Rabbinical Assembly which is being held in Palm Springs, California, Jan. 30 to Feb. 2.
Among the distinguished Conservative leaders who will be present are Dr. Mordecai Kaplan, and Dr. Simon Greenberg,' who will address the group on the state of the movement.
Rabbi Solomon has been invited to participate on a panel dealing with intermarriage. Fol-owing the Conference he will visit the University of Judaism in Los Angeles for the Sabbath of Feb. 3-4.
unique in the world. They are whole tomatoes, hand-peeled so that they do not break up and become mushy as is the tendency of machine-peeling.
The outstanding quality of Assis foods, largest manufacturers in Israel of canned fruits, jams, and related products, also excited the Canadian visitors. Assis marmalades, luscious gol-. den figs and Jaffa Champion cashew nuts are maong the fine products which local residents can now find on their supermarket shelves.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward and Mr. Butler concluded on an eloquent note as they spoke of their great personal satisfaction in bringing the Assis and Vita labels to the City because of their wholesome ifoodness, unusual quality and the taste delight they will offer in homes here.
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make a month's Centennial tour, singing in all 10 provinces. They will attend Expo '67 and go on to New York.
The Centre Orchestra has been invited to make a recording with the Choir to help defray costs of the Centennial tour. - 6X.
Xentre ijbraiy has new look, new books
The J.C.C. Library has taken on a new look with new Swedish book shelves and magazine racks. The children's corner is a colorful and lively place with vivid orange and black wrought.iron table and chairs. .
The heart of the Library is still its new books. Such recent volumes have arrived as: "The Sound of Bow Bells" by Jerome Weidman; "American Ghettos" by Elmer Gertz; "An Enemy of the People" by James Parkes; "Change and Challenge" by Oscar Janowski; as well as the current hits, "The Fixer" by Bernard Malamud, and the same story retold in "Blood Accusation" by Maurice Samuel.
It isn't necessary to go downtown or wait on a reserved book whei:i the J.C.C. Library is available with so many current popular books on Jewish themes.
The Library also offers the op-porttmity to remember a loved one, honor a friend or relative by dedicating a book in their name. Further information is available from Mrs. H. Well, AM 1-9234.
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