iday- October SO, 1959.
JEW IS H    WES TE R N    B U-L. L E TIN
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SUPPlEMfNT CENTRE CAMPAIGN
As- you receive -this :speciar chairman, Mrs . Julias Balshine^ iippaign : Bulleiin;   the; New     O'hese - w will be ■ out'
-entre Drive has? fihaUy rfibyed during the coming ^ays' v Each
o full swing,    ,  ^ i df them Will ftave^m^
;Tbe I>raesiaiumi^-I^^ _ d Advance Gift phase of the ing their time as ViolL Out of :        ... . ...
:ampaigil. have -jbeexi, workingK^eferende iXi them, ^please make v ^ -^^.^J^^^ iligehtly, and the Geherar Sbl^ ^ur^cbritritDuUbtf ^^p^ ^'^^ ^
itatioji of the cbminUnity' be^A^^v^glK TDd not detail thes6'wbirk-ian yesterday,; bctoi>er 29. grs. They have a big job to do.
Heading' this- General Solicir" RenKember that'to succeed we tiiqn grbup are, chairman: Job need a- minimum gift of $500 Ibbf; / yi^e-chairm each jpbrs9h.: All gifts of
lotnik, Wonien*s piyisicm- arid more include a mem-
Tiie Vancouver Jewish community is now getting set for the niost important mass rally that has ever been held in its own interests. This Sunday, November 1 a large crowd is expected tc turn out to the New Centre Campaign opening rally at the Beth Israel Auditorium, 27th and Oak Strefet at 8.00 p.in.
An invitation to the whole comniuhity to attend and demon-: strate its sincere desire for a ^ new commuhity centre hss iTeen isi^ued by Alviii J. Narod, cam-' pfai^nc^^ In it he has prq-
"^mised'-tbiat^'lihere will be no , ...        '■^■:r.^:, ^An:^    p-T.  !    {fi^''soliditatioii'f 6r'f unds at the rally,
. ^         .      , • "^^^.^K:^^^"^ public me^
voted meh^haveffaced^up to,Ames,-Dr.^M. A^ ^connection with mlly^-tbugh job of: the Ca
paigiiV They have pleaded, cajpl- Bogoch, "Abe': Charkow, Irving \
ed and convinced,the larger gifts Chertkow; Dr. S. Civkin; Dr. D.. On the platform will be sever-
prospects that, they must give ClShian, tJr. Alvin Gbhen; Joe' well known speakers who will
most generously if this Cam- Cbheh; S'. J. Cbhen; Sid Cole.' ^""^      ^^o^i^^u^^ty      to date
api: Mrs.>. My^ .orial or honorial.
paign is to succeed.
The job has, hot beefi easy. It^ never is. But a Campaign is only as good'as the job donfe by- the;
on all aspects of Nbw Centre plans, as well as on the campaign which will.' make •them possible.
These include Rabbi Bert A-
a
::-JS^^ of teriy ibe;liduse we
ovm was bought        a down payment and a promise' to       the principal with interest iii^ y   -t.. regular monthly installs prob-; ;  , ably hold true for the cat we own, hbiisehold
%Somie ipebplb:a]e^ sign^iipf or, Jevbry^
thing xittdeji thg,^g^fi
b^ to promote their
own and their children's welfare, despite the fact that such a pledge is a moral obligation,-not a legal one. If the payments are not met in the case of things purchased as above, they are taken from you. Not so with the Centre. If you can't, make your payments nothing happens. Nothing will bother you but your conscience if you can pay and fail to do so. t
Harry Cratiier," Fred Dbriiier, Dr. M. Dodek; Dr. v: Drache, Dr. Earl' Ellison, Dr, Ll'B. Fratkin, Alan Fromej Harry Prohiej Mor-Praesidium, - liSadershib, • Ad-«elfo^^^^ B.-Gervin, Joe Vaiice; and" 1W[e(iital Gbmrhittees;:' Gibbs^^AUan "Goldi^ Sid Golden, Woythaler, Rabbi Bernard •pi^.;;
Murray Goldman, Maurice Gold- denberg, Rev. T stone, Abe Gray, Wm. Gutkin, Shaughnessy   Heights United: Paul Heller, Sam Herbert, Dr Church and Mayor Tom Alsbuify:? a: Herstein, Irving Hbllenberg, as well as Mr. Narod.-Dr; J> v; Dr. B. Kanee, Norman Kates, Dr. M.  Kliman, Len Korschj Morris Krass Morris Lerman, Sam London,^ Nat Ludwig, 'Al Miller, Morris Miller, Joe Myers,
Harry Ornest, Les Raphael, Ber- ceii^ed      the tangible evidence nard Reed, Al Roadburg, Aser of a need long and keenly felt— Rothstein,   Norman   Rothstein,'|tH#Etfbgi^m is guaranteed to be Those who compose the praes- jack Samuels, IJyIorris Saltzman, bf ihlef^est ■ to the entire com-idium include: A. M. Charkow, joe Segal, Saul Shafferr DrH. ^muft'ity.: ^
Shatsky, Dave* Silvfers. Dr. B. Shuman, Dr. S. Smordin, Mack Stark, Leon Tessler, Dr. Roy Waldman, Dr; M'. Walters, Dr.
The men who y^ni out" and birought m those gift^.were led by Alvin J. Narod;: Cafmpaign Chairman, David Berman; Morris Jacobson, Lou LeFohn, Campaign.: Vice-Chairman Arthur Frebman, Leadership Gifts Chairman Norman Lbbmer, Advance Gifts Vice-CHairman and Dr. I. Stoffman. Medical Gifts Chairman.
Sam Chess, Moe Cohen, Jack Diamond, J. B. Jaffe, I. L. Kost-•man, Chas. Margolus, Jack Raphael, S^H: Rosen- Sam Roth-
WhiteV Jack Eliamond, Art Foyks^ Hy Altman, 'Mrs. M. Wine, aricT Miss Rosalyn Zaeks.   ' '
CbtiM'dering the-support which
the
aign has already re-
Refreshriiehts will be served.
I  stein, Joe Satanov, M. M. Water- jij^   White,   Leonard White, man, Ben  Wosk,  and  Morris Myer Wine, Dr. H.Wirtrob*^^!^^^
Wbsk.
Some of the
ris Wolochow; Sonny Woskj Saul;^ workers in the Wyne, Dr. J. Zack, Sam :Zaclt,i! I  groups in addition to the chair- Lou Zacks, Dr. J.: Zimmerman^ men and praesidium are: Jack Hal Zlotnik, Al Zucker.
i$ aome in a lifetime €anifim0 yours a omeina
(^isbhaiion
•:Cbfifident that we will succeed in reaching our goal, we will soon set a date for our "Victory Celebrations" to enjoy our Campaign Victory.
This means that we must all conclude every job that has been assigned to us. It _ means that we must all help i both in work and in giving, j Let us all resolve to help our workers so that they can complete their job quickly. If we do, it will be one of the truly glorious nights in our histoi*y, when we together celebrate our Successful Campaign to erect the new Jewish Community Centre Building.
Some of the top leaders of the New Centre Campaign are shown above: Standing, left to right: H. Zlbtnick, J. Aceman^ J. White, Ji Gibbs, L. Ziinmerman and H. Frome. Seated, left to right: m Jacobson, L. LeFohn^ A. Narod, Mrs. M. Wine, D. Berman and Arthur
Freeman.