Friday, June 4, 1965
JEWISH      WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Nine
sherry party awards installations entertainment
HADASSAH PRESENTS
2ncl ANNUAL
academy awards
Wednesday June 9th 8:30 P.M. # Community ( Centre
Redemption evening to hear versatile artist
Lew Norman, popular, well-known humorist, raconteur and song stylist, will appear in Vancouver, June 23, on behalf of State of Israel Bond organization.
Mr. Norman has appeared in almost every phase of show business; has won several awards, and is a favorite performer for many humanitarian causes throughout the country. With a sense of great pride he points to the State of Israel Bond issue as the central source of investment capital for Israel's economic development.
The confidence and support of those who invested in Israel Bonds in the early years of the State are being vindicated in the repayment of these bonds at the rate of 150 cents on thr? dollar.   Between May 1, 1963,
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Coin Convention
Blue Boy Hofrel - Fraser and Morine Drive June 4,5,6 — 10 o.m. - 10 p.m.
GAINSBOROUGH ROOM - featuring:
• Thirty-ffve coin dealers to serve you Selling all types of coins
• Buying or trading with collectors
• Coin auction Saturday 2 p.m.
IMPERIAL ROOM - featuring;
• An excellent display of many unusual and rare coins
• Hourly door prizes
• Admission 50c, children under 14 admitted free
Sponsored by:—
CANADIAN PACIFIC COIN CLUB
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All bondholders who have matured bonds have been notified by Mr. Lerman this week and he strongly urges them to present bonds for redemption to the local office, 5731 Granville St., phone 266-7210. Matured bonds are of no further assistance to the country and should be redeemed immediately.
Mrs. Sam Gold, chairman of Women's Division of State of Israel Bond Campaign, in the absence of Mrs. Lil Shapiro, redemption chairman, has announced elaborate plans for an evening, June 23, with cocktails and refreshments. A delightful surprise includes youngsters of the community. Mrs. Gold noted, "This Redemption Evening will be remembered and enjoyed by all."
LEW NORMAN
when redemption began and the end of 1964, Israel had already paid out more than $66,-000,000 on such maturities, and an additional $43,000,000 will become payable in 1965.
Maurice Lerman, co-chairman of the redemption campaign reports a substantial proportion of those whose bonds have matured, have chosen to reinvest the funds in new Israel bonds, and he hopes that "many more*will follow. Furthermore, Mr. Lerman reported, confidence in Israel's future as reflected in reinvestment of early Israel Bond purchases now matured, has not only been made by individuals, but by banks, labor unions, insurance companies and other institutions.
In 1964, more than $12,000,-000 Israel bonds were bought by some 550 banks.
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The give-and-take aspect of Israel Bond program is further reflected in the large proportion of proceeds from the sale of Israel Bonds which are spent on this continent. Last year Israel spent more than $200,000,000 in the U.S. for purchase of machinery, tools, wheat; Israel bought more goods from the U.S. than from
S.T. to mark Shavuot holiday
Shavuot holiday at Schara' Tzedeck synagogue will be ushered in Saturday night, June 5, at 9 p.m. Morning services on both days of the holiday, Sunday, June 6, and Monday, June 7, will start at 9 a.m. Rabbi Marvin Hier will officiate, and Cantor Abraham Deutsch will chant the-holiday liturgical music. Yiskor Memorial services will be observed Monday, June 7, at 10.30 a.m.
The Talmud" class will meet with Rabbi Hier at 10.30 p.m. Saturday night, June 5, to complete the tractate on Rosh Hashana, dealing with the laws and traditions of the Rosh Hashana Festival.
Council focuses on adult education
MONTREAL—An adult education program to teach its 6,500 members how to take social and legislative action has been drawn up by National Council of Jewish Women of Canada.
The correspondence course in public affairs, organized by Mrs. M. J. Freiman of Vancouver, will begin next fall.
"Our ultimate hope is that every member who takes this course will be able to make her contribution to the community by deliberate, thoughtful and active behaviour," Mrs. Freiman said in an interview during Council's Biennial Convention recently.
The course will take the form of study discussion groups in cities from Montreal to Vancouver. Planned in consultation with Dr. Coolie Ver-ner, professor of adult education at U.B.C., it is seven sessions long.
"The course attempts to de-liniate major issues in Canadian life today," I said Mrs. Freiman. These issues are grouped under headings of Canadian unity, economic goals and social reorganization.
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Co/dea Age i/ub programs enjoyed
Last of this season's Golden Age evening parties was hosted by Eleanor Roosevelt branch, National Council of Jewish Women, on Tuesday, May 11, when a fine evening's entertainment was presented by Canadian Folk Society, Vancouver branch.
It featured groups of Scottish, Irish, Hungarian and Swiss dancers. As a special treat, two young members of the community, Hugh Grober-man, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Groberman, and Anita Zimmerman, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Zimmerman, presented melodious harmonizing of several folk songs.
Program for Monday, May 31, featured Mrs. H. Estrin, who entertained with several Jewish readings. In observance of Shavuot, there will be
no Golden Age program on Monday, June 7.
The Jewish Community Centre will be closed
Sundoy, June 6
AND
Monday, June 7
In Observance of Shovuoth .
Joint Adult Education Committee
presents
The Distinguished Canadian Jurist
MAXWELL COHEN
Dean of Law, AAcGill University
TOPIC:
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Monday, June 14 8:30 p.m.
Vancouver Jewish Community Centre
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