riday, October 27, 1961
THE     JEWISH     WESTERN BULLETIN
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NEW FRONTIER
(Continued from Page 2) The J.N.F. thus continues its 60-year endeavours, extending the sovereignty of the^ Jewish homeland now even as it has since the beginning f this century when it was first established, he Fund continues to represent the aspirations f millions of Jewish people the wOrld over, ho, having been persecuted for two millenia, lave striven, worked and contributed to the .^eren Kayemeth as a means of renewing and safeguarding of Jewish nationnooa ^n order to rovide a sanctuary for Jews fleeing from coun-ries of oppression.
You are able to see a tangible record of these niversal hopes and yearnings when you visit laces such as Korazin or when you are able
to visit the J.N.F. offices and inspect the very imposing volumes known as the "Golden Books." j Bound in beautiful hand engraved covers and i preserved under glass, the Golden BoOks- contain tens of thousands of inscriptions preserving for posterity the individual and organizational expressions of faith of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel. They are important not only because they chronicle the events of Diaspora Jewry but because they help to provide the means for the ongoing work of the Jewish National Fund, providing employment for thousands of Jewish  labourers, draining swamps, clearing the rocks and creating fertile valleys and plains.
Korazin is yet another such accomplishment and fulfilment of their faith.
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r of Schara Tzedeck congrega-ion, will be participating in his irst public function since com-g to Vancouver. Rabbi Bert Woythaler of Beth Israel con-rogation will give the blessing, r. Alvin Narod, president of le New Centre, will speak on half of the New Centre board. The building was planned by rchitecturai  firm McCarter, 'airne and Associates, and the ntractor is C. J. Oliver & Co. Efforts   to   bring  the total ised to the million-dollar mark )ntinue under the leadership of ou LeFohn, campaign chair-an. Reporting at a tneeting of e New Centre board, Mr. Le-ohn announced that a total of 88,842 had been raised to te. This was almost $50,000 ove the figure of six moiiths o. Board members had in^ eased their contributions by T,850. New contributions had counted for an additional $13,-0, and sojifcitation for increas-and, the. signature dinner had oduced anptheir $7j309.
An appeal has been issued by e Cohen, chairman of the eolations committee, to all ijoh-butors to bring their , pay-nts up to date, in accordance th thfell ^inl^ym^ffi p^ has been emphasized lliat mpt payment of pledges will p the interest costs to a mihir 'm and release maximum ds for construction.
Young Adults to don musks for gulu purty
By LOU HILFOHD
ST. FOUNDS YOUTH GROUP ON NOV. t2
Schara Tzedeck synagogue founding date for its new youth movement, affiliated with the National Conference of Synagogue Youth. (NCSY) which is the youth organization of the Union 61 Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, is Sunday. November 12.
Registration for the convention will be held starting Monday, October 23 through Npyem-
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ber 3. Registration blanks will be available at the Schara Tzedeck office. In order to plan the convention properly no registration will be accepted after November 3.
Pioneer Women awmtNothnal Board tfttest
News has just t^en reteived that Mrs. Lena Hillman, National Board member of Pioneer Women in New York, will be the guest of the Vancouver Pioneer Women ior two weeks. She will arrive on Wednesday October 25.
Mrs. Hillman will work with the organization and various functions are being planned with the guest which will be announced in future issues of The Bulletin.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY, sponsored by the Young Adults will be held this coming Saturday night, October 28, at the home of Miss Sharon Yacowar. 5672 Heather street, at 9 p.m. Here is your big chance to relive your childhood at an old fashioned Hallowe'en Party which will feature such things as apple-bobbing and even trick-or-treat-ing. Costumes are optional, but masks are essential.
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Paul-Mark Coiffures has opened its doors at 775 Burrard street (just across from the Vancouver Public library) and this brand new salon provides a new high of comfort and efficiency with all the actual styling done by the Stylist!
Expert, qualified and well-known stylists hold the limelight at Paul-Mark Coiffurfes. Mr, Russell, winner of B.C.'s Grand Championship Hair dressing award, stylist for the PNE Fashion show and the Press Design-fers Fashion show, is the head Stylist at this new &nd different isalon
The Burrard street, location features ample parking facilities and an efficient, well-managed desk for appointments, etc. Cosmetics at Paul-Mark are the San Soucie line.
Appointments may be made at Paul-Mark Coiffures by call-\ ing either of their two numbers, MU. 1-6365 or MU. 1-6366.
the Young Adults, on Sunday, October 29-at 8.30 p.m. in the Jewish Community Centre.
GYM NIOHTS are held every j Thursday, evening at Cecil Rho-. des Elementary Schobl Gymnasium, 15th and Spruce, from 8 to 10 p.m. This is a very pleasant way to spiend. an evening and keep your figures trim. Calisthenics, .badminton, volleyball and some surprises form the basis of these gym nights. ' All equipment except your running shoes are provided.
NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND =~
Did you know that New Year's | Eve is only (S5 days away? This was the only way. in which we could announce that a Pacific Northwest Young Adult ■\^eek-, end; will be held in Vancouver i over the New Year's Eve weekend. If you are a Young Adult and would like to meet people from Seattle and Portland, we suggest thai you follow this column   during the com in g weeks.
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