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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, December 20, 1
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(TSVISHN UNZ ALEIN) By LAZAR
^ouli remember tnat CBC re- neard. We Hope ail members
corded activities at the Golden Age Club recently. Well, the program will be heard on Saturday, Jan. 4, at 10:00 a.m., over CBU and all stations on the Pacific network. On the program will be some of the com-mxmity singing and interviews with Albert Melul, members of Golden Age club executive, and Mrs. Leon Tessler of N.C.J.W. Mr. Shuer, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Charles and Mr. Kushner are ethers whose voices will be
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of the Golden Age club, as well as the rest of the Community, will be able to hear the program. Interviewer on "65 and Up" is Miss Fran McCubbin, who teaches in School of Social Work at UBC and Betty Marsh is the producer.
^ ^ ^ Yet another foretaste of the glamorous thrills in store at the Angels' Ball on February 15 is the news, hot off the grapevine today, of special favors to be presented at the Ball to all angels. Certain delectable gifts (the gals, say, come to the Ball yourself, and admire them) are by Estee Lauder (a Yiddishe maidel?), and are most generously donated by those angels at the Hudson's Bay Company-— through their advertising manager, Mr. Peterson.
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If your child lost a watch at the Centre last Sunday afternoon, chances are that Albert MeluL children's department supervisor, has it in his office. Albert reports that he has two watches in his office, found after the Sunday program, and would like to return them to their owners.
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Wanted: Women for Winter Fun Camp. The Centre has "vacancies" for women aged 5, 6, 8 and 9 in the Winter Day Camp. A statistical count this week revealed a slight shortage of girls for the Camp, which opens on Monday morning. Girls of this age would be most welcome.
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Season of goodwill brings bright item.—An electric Cha-nuka Menorah has been decorating the window of Macfarlane's Seafood Market on Granville this past week while in honor of Mr. Mac's Jewish customers. Mrs. Mike (Gertie) Lerner was asked by Mr. Mac what he could do in a personal way to wish his customers well for their holiday. . . . Incidentally, asked to relate the story of Chanuka, Gertie held both the owner and his other customers that were present, quite spellbound.
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Hear and there: Young Sabra gals (Judy Fainstein sends in
such immaculately presented publicity for her chapter) have a poetess, or it may be plural. I Too bad space doesn't always I permit printing their lively i poetic efforts. . . Dr. Harry Stein, j UBC professor of education and past president of Congress here, has become a member of tlie national board of governors of Canadian Jewish Congress . . Overheard at the Centre during a recent big dinner at which water was conspicuously rationed, 'Well, this is the Negev Dinner, you know" . . . Still a few beautiful Israel Art Calendars at The Bulletin office for those who pre-pay their subscriptions or who become new subscribers. Hope you have yours. . . Lazar won't see you again till next year, in the issue of Jan. 3. . . Good luck, good health to our entire Bulletin family of readers. . .
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Once upon a time there were two Council members hoping to be Angels. Their names were Nora and Schnora.
Now Nora was a wise Angel and collected clothes still warm from her family's backs to give to Thrift Shop. Every afternoon she could persuade her mother-in-law to babysit she devoted to working in Thrift Shop for credits for the Ball. She became a devotee of TV dinners to save time to work for Council in every way.
It came to pass that many months before the Ball, lo, she was an Angel.
Now, there was Schnora, poor thing. No credits, no prospects of going to the Ball, no organization and busy, "mit gournicht." The Angels' Ball credit committee sat at their meeting knitting mohair sweaters like so many Madames Desfarges and shook their heads over the plight of poor Schnora—such a nice girl and such a bad manager.
Meanwhile, back at the old ranch style, Nora, who had a
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heart as big as her Thrift Shop bundles, determined to come to the aid of her Council sister. One wet Vancouver Monday morning with the washing machine on the blink, two sniffling children at her heels and her eyes red with tears becau?3 she knew she'd never be an Angel, there was a ring at Schnora's
arms laden with good used m chandise (all buttons sewn washed and ironed). Dump the bundle on the rug and tur ing aside Schnora's half-heart protests, Nora said, "It is a fa far better thing I do now than" have ever done."
Moral.—Who wants to be Schnora, when they can be a
JEWISH CALENDAR (LUACH)
Candle Lighting
DECEMBER 20---4:00
DECEMBER 27---4:05
1964 ______________ 5724
Purim_________Feb. 27
Pesach __ Mar. 28-Apr. 4 Israel Independence
Day________Apr. 16
Shavuot_______May 17
All holidays Degin on the preceding evening.
door and there was Nora, her Angel
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