Friday, November 3. 1961
THE     JEWISH     WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Fiv«
New appointment for Dr. Aser Rothsteiii
DR. ASER ROTHSTEIN:
Dr. Aser Rothstein, professor of radiation biology at the University of Rochester; medical school, has beSfr^ppointed associate director of the university's Atomic Energy proje£;t anCv^fei^r
stein's new iap^Eioihtnaent,;.in addition to^; hiS ;^ prctfiBssdrjal duties. ' ..   ''   ■. '
A 1938 graduate of the University of British Columbia, he received his Ph.D. degree at Rochester in 1942 and became full professor of; radiation biology iii 1959 after serving on the university staf^ during: the itii-terv^ning' years as - instructor, assistant and associate professor. Dr. Rothstein is the soft of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rothstein of Vancouver.
Afternoon branch executive installed
History was made last week at the-^^ National Council of Jewish Women's luncheon meeting with the installation of the Executive of the Afternoon Branch. The installation officer was Mrs. V. Drache, national vice-president who pointed out that in the past the Afternoon Branch, being the parent group, served as the executors of the Vancou-y^er Section. Now, with a structural change, a board of directors was formed with a section president and table officers also representatives from each branch.
The following officers were installed: president, Mrs. S. K. Cole; vice-presidents, MesDames N. Cyprus, H. Ablowitz, D. L. Gray and H. Gofsky; corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. Rayburn; treasurer, Mrs. A. Cristall; assistant dues . treasurer, Mrs. J. Korbin; program co-chairman, Mrs. H. Pollack and Mrs. A. Ha-tner; publicity, Mrs. J. Cohen; bo^d members, . MesDames E. liecht^, M. Matoff, J. Fonks, W^^ilverman, H. W in rob, V.
WaBreh, S. Civkin and M. J.
chairman of the; depyartment of
radiatiori:  #:^5r;^ telephone chairman.
In September 195i9 he spent a Sabl^atical year at the Univer-vi sitjt lol; Berne, Switzerland on a National Science Foundation senior postdoctoral fellowship arid wrote a reference book on the results of research on cell membrane.
Mrs. J.- Korbin; mailing chair itiari,' filrs. H. Barad; luncheon iirpnvene^r, Mrs. A. Fingard; thrift shop chairman, Mrs. M. Huberman and good cheer co-chairmen, Mrs. E. Hechtor arid Mrs. M. Matoff.
Dr.  Kathleen Langston, national vice - president of The Voice of Womii^09f^ informative a^^^mlf09^i^ ♦'The Womatf|C:<i|lttaf#^ clear -Age". '
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CAPT. E. BEN-DHOR . . . Western Regional Bonds Director
Prominent Israeli arrives here lor Israel Bond Drive
Captain Elihu M. Bien-Dror, newly appointed Western regional director of Israel Bonds, has arrived In Vancouver to assist the community in Organizing and conducting the 1961 Israel Bond campaign.
A veteran of Haganah and a member of the Jewish fighting forces since his early youth, Captain Ben-Dror has played a significant- role in the struggle ; people for a na-
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Dr. Rothstein has just return-5 ed from the fifth International Congress   on  Biochemistry in Moscow, where he lectured' at a s syriiposiiim on the structure of cells.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my relattves jand friends^ for the kfndr^ess shown to me during my recent stay in hospital. Special thanks to Rabbi Q. Chirno-
mas.
Mrs. B. Kovrsh
UNVEILING OF TOMBSTONE
in mem.ory of the late'
FANNY RAPHAEL
will take place
Sunday, Nov. 12
12:00 noon
at the
Schara Tzedeck Cemetery
Rabbi B. Woythaler arid Cantor A. Deutsch will officiate ^
Relatives and friends are asked to attend.
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Bob   Johnst6n,L 2925'E. 4th, electric <jlock.
J. Wall, 6611 Cartier ^ street, clock radio.
Mrs. K. Browh; 2823 Pender St. e., golf bag.
A. Gann, Ilia W. 10th, coffee table.
K. Houston, 1872 W. 5th, spotlight. '
Trudy Reider, 2247 W. 15th, electric floor poiishir.
A. Lincoln, 178 e; 55th, fireplace screen.
M. Pearce, 1100 Block, Bur-naby Road, radio.
E. Gleave, 5633 Tyne Street, clock radio.
R. J. Cummins, 6060 e. Blvd., luggage.
M. Raphael, 1432 W. 10th, electric clock.
H. Jones, 8003 11th Ave., New West.^ kitchen set.
I. Tischler, 3284 Willow St., dishes.
Mrs. Kliman, 4215 Cambie St., bowling shoes and bag.
M. Gofsky, 5751 Yew Street, radio.
M. G. Sheppard, 2436 W. 20th, electric crystal chandelier.
D. Skully, 980 Burris St., New West., table and lamp.
A. Dahlber, 4989 Grandview, set of lamps.
Mrs. May Whitehouse, 1886 E. 39th, credit note, $50, Fred Barter Motors.
Reesa Karby, 3108 Oak St., Coronet Ware.
Prize winners who have not yet received their prizes, please contact Mrs. B. Dayson, RE. 3-7943.
CHAPTER RAFFLE WINNERS
Ben  Zvi—Lamp, Mr. Clark-son, 2157 W. 7, RE 3-1706.
Chaim Weizman—Chair, Mrs. J. Lurasff, WA 2-4054.
Ellat—Camera, Edna Lipetz,
The Pioneer Women's Organization welcomes this week to Vancouver a distinguished guest from the. national boiard and national orgainization. Lena Hill-man, member of the national board of Pioneer Women, is perhaps even better known in Pioneer Women's clubs throughout the country as the lady lesponsible for much of the organization's wealth of photographic material on the ivork of its sister group in Israel, Moetzot Hapoalot (the Working
Council). :s''W^-^ilm»iu^f^sAsQ serves
by in
man empire for the lib of Palestine. After the capitulation of Turkey^ Captain ^Ben-Dror joined with a group of the "Hashomer", forerunners of Haganah, the first Palestine mounted ^police^force formed by the British military administration Gainee:
When the Second World War broke out, he served as liaison officer for the Jewish Agency with tlie British military authorities and was in charge of recruiting and placing Jewish volunteers into the various units then being formed. In 1942, he recruited himself into the army and was given command of one of the Jewish units within the frame work of the British army. He participated in^the North African campaign and served in Egypt, Palestine and Cyprus.
After the war, Captain Ben-Dror ciame back to America on special missions and after the War of Independence, devoted all his efforts, first to the rescue of Jewish survivors of the nazi holocaust and later to the economic build-up of Israel.
2451 W. 35th, AM 6-7694.
Hadassim—Money Doll, Mrs. J. Zalkowitz, 1540 Taylor Way, W.V.,-WA. .2-7593.
Henrietta Szold— Percolator, Mrs.Cr. Seller, 6636 Ash, F. 7-5544.
Herzlia—Food Hamper^ M. Williams, HE. 4-6585.
Israel—Electric Clock, B. Em-man, 1644 W. 6, RE. 3-6926.
Lillian Freiman — Record Player, V. Moldowan, 4769 Hagrt., AM. 6-2633.
Menorah—Electric Blanket, E. McGrath, 3609 W. 15, CA 4-9432.
Royal City—^Hair Dryer, Mrs. S. Smith, 677 Maple Rd., Rmd., BR. 7-4459.
Ruth—2 Cases Jelly, J. Olin, 2950 Spruce, RE. 1-8756.
Shalom—Electric Broom, Mrs. Walmsley, 3523 Georgia, CY. 8-1756.
Tel Hai—Tricycle, L. Lefohn, 1530 W. 34, AM. 1-9588.
Youth Aliyah—Oil Painting, M. Ablowitz, 1736 Alsn, CA. 4-7030.
Ziona—El. Sew Machine, Mrs. MacLeod, King Geo. Hwy.
Miller's Jewelers, Diamond Ring, R. Graham, 3575 Fleming, TR.6-3088. Mrs. L. Blank. Oakridge Ins. Co., Train, P. M. Porter, 1560 Ottawa Ave., W.V. WA. 2-2764.
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Bloom Like a'"^jMf^-'^^^ifii^m^ in a Jerusalem Kindergarten,*' 'More Than a Vacation," "To Win the Peace," and "The Future is Calling." Her film-strip on Moetzot Hapoalot's work with Arab women in Israel, "To Win the Peace," was awarded honorable mention by the National council on Jewish Audiovisual materials.
In addition to her photographic talents and concern with the educational potential of audio-visual materials, Lena Hillman has helped to organize and direct numerous Pioneer Women clubs throughout the United States. She has also served the organization in various national capacities and has b6en active in United Jewish Appeal and Histadrut cam-pa igns. Her intimate knowledge of Moetzot Hapoalot and Israel has frequently been utilized in speaking engagements and workshops.
Mrs. Hillman is well acquainted with the Israel scene, having visited the young nation-
al eight^ ^tl^m^:t)mt' year serving in ^v^rfoiiit Women Moetzot Ifapoalot % stitutions. She is a anember of a family of pioneeris and has four brothers living in Israel, tv/o of whom are engaged in social service work with newcomers to the state.
Lena Hillman brings to local Pioneer Women the message which comes from first-hand knowledge of the needs of the great network of humanitarian institutions supported by Pioneer Women's efforts.
The Labor Zionist family, husbands, wives and the entire movement have arranged an affair on Saturday, November 4 at 8:15 p.m. honoring Mrs. Hillman. It will be held at the Jewish Community Centre when Mrs. Hillman will speak and show her slides. R^reshments will be served. There will be no charge for the evening and there will be no appeal for funds.
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