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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, June 26, 1959
CENTRE DAY CAMP OPENS MONDAY
Many new outdoor activities will be organized by the Centre Day Camp. Counsellors will be instructed fully to provide the best possible leadership in swimming and safety. Resgistrotions ore still being accepted in all three periods and applications may be obtained at the Community Centre or by phoning RE 3-1168. Periods and fees are as follows: June 29-July 17 ($21); July 20-Aug. 7 ($21); Aug. 10-Aug. 21 ($14). Transportation to and from the Centre is available for an additional $7.50 for each of the first two periods and $5.00 for the last period, ■
VICTORIA NEWS
HADASSAH SABRA CHAPTER will hold a barbecue party on Saturday, June 27 at the home of Karen SUverman . . . This will be the first social affair planned by this newly formed chapter. Chip steaks for the party are donated
by Mr. D. Gould.
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YOUTH ALIYAffS closing luncheon and installation of officers was held Thursday, June 18 at the home of Mrs. Bill Nemetz with the following officers installed: President, Mrs. Fanny Veinei^ vice-president, Mrs. Sylvia Nemelz; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bert Harrison; recording secretary, Mrs. Shirley Brooks; financial secretary, Mrs. Bea Chertkow; treasurer. Miss Vera Chechik; JNF chairman, Mrs. Edna Lipetz; publicity, Mrs. Goldie Rittber:^ board members, Mesdames Franka Gaerber, Sadie Raisin, Ruth Weinstein, Polly Wosk, Blossom Wine, Pearl Grobo'-
man and Ullie Flax.
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B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
PACIFIC CHAPTER B'nai B'rith Women No. 763 will sponsor a Card
Night Social on Sunday, June 28 at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre banquet hall . . . This is open to the entire community. Refreshments will be served and admission is only 50c per person.
Plan to attend and make up your tables now . . . Watch this column for further important events for the
summer months.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
AFTERNOON GROUP'S new recording secretary is Mrs. A. Kanee.
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PIONEER WOMEN
GORDONIA CLUB will hold its
closing luncheon Wednesday, July 8 at 12 noon at the home of Mrs. Sara Jacobson, 1095 East 62nd Avenue.
Convener is Mrs. Jacobson.
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SENIOR CLUB Pioneer Women will hold their annual Garden Party on Tuesday, July 7 at the home of Mrs. A. Buchman, 6069 Granville St. . . . Ladies of the community are asked to keep this date open and attend this pleasant affair.
The JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN is the only official publication of any Jewish community in Canada with membership in the AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS.
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eLQCTRIC STREET CAR TROLLEY POLE INVENTED IN TORONTO
Another notable achievement in 1883 was the creation of the distinguished Canadian Rye Whisky, Seagram's "83". Generations of Canadians since 1883 have enjoyed the distinctive 'flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.
This adyertisement is not published x>r displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.
Alan Carr has returned from Den-ver» Colo., to spend the sununer with his mother Mrs. Eveline Carr. Mis. Carr also has as her guest, her cousui
Mrs. Ruth Tavroges of Montreal.
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Following the close of school, Xila Israel leaves for Camp Miriam on Gabriola Island for a seven week period. Attendmg the camp for two week periods will be: Neil and Stephen Iscoe, Faye Luxembourg, Cor-inne Israel, Elizabeth Van Dam and
David Krasney.
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Andrea and Joanne Rose will attend Camp Hatikvah starting July 20 for two weeks.
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B'nai B'rith Women had as its guest speaker on Wednesday, June 17, Mrs. Rose Lifchus of Vancouver, Grand Lodge representative for district 4. A no-host dinner was held prior to the meeting . . . Elections for 1959-60 were held with the following slate of officers elected: President, Mrs. Eveline Carr; vice-president, Mrs, M. L. Raels; secretary, Mrs. M. Glotman; treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Alexandra-. Past president is Mrs. R. Rose.
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Hadassah held its last meeting for this year on Tuesday evening, June 16 in the synagogue social hall. Bazaar convener Mrs. H. Israel assisted by Mrs. J. Krasney outlined plans for the October 28 affair. Elections were held with the following executive to take charge for 1959-60: President, Mrs. R. D. Baren vice-president, Mrs. J. Bamct^ secretary, Mrs. H. Israel; treasurer, Mrs. A. Kramer. Past president is Mrs. M. Menkes.
Ames brothers top performers
The people are swarming into the Cave Supper Club as thick and fast as the songs the Ames Brothers sing these days. RCA Victor's top selling vocal group is packing them in to the rafters and giving them a smooth, fast-moving, varied evening of entertainment.
Joe, Gene, Vic and Ed, four Boston boys who now live in four different towns in northern New Jersey were started on their way to fame by another brother Marty; who never actually sang in the act. None of them particularly like show business as a life, preferring to let the act stop when they leave the stage.
However, they give exactly the opposite impression as you watch them "work". They seem to be having such a wonderful time, kidding around, never standing still for a moment, infecting the audience with their spontaneous good humour, that it's difficult to think of them as responsible family men, each with from one to three children under the age of 11. Ed, the youngest seems to lead the act itself, and offstage his life revolves around his two girls and a boy, the oldest of whom belongs to a New Jersey Jewish Community Centre. The children have no interest in showbusiness and don't understand what all the autograph hunting is about.
Their fathers look more like athletes (which they are) than entertainers. Minus the heavy make-up, they would" appear to be more ready for the basketball field than the stage. You forget about this though, when you hear them push out "Rag Mop" or. "Sentimental Me", the first of which sold a million records and the second, two million. Their top number is "You, You You" which was waxed in 1953 and reached the two and a half million mark.
They are excellent mimics too, and all their imitations of popular singers are good, especially when they go into the multiple take-off of "four Vaughan Munroes". Vic and Gene are the clowns of the group and Joe sings the classical numbers. His "Toreador Song" wowed' the audience as much as any of the perennial popu-lars or novelty numbers.
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Vancouverites active at Banff seminar
CALGARY
'Canadian
Leadership in Human Relations" is the theme of the Sixth Annual Western Citizenship Seminar, a joint project of the Western Division, Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, and the Canadian Citizenship Branch.
Nine Orthodox Doukhobors from the interior of B.C. and eight native Indians from Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan, are atnong the 40 delegates enrolled for this course, at the Banff School of Fine Arts from June 28 to July 4.
Ernest Broome, M.P., Vancouver, will give the keynote address on the opening night of Sunday, June 28.
Dr. Robert L. James, Associate Professor of Sociology, Department of Philosophy and Psychology, University of Alberta, is one of the Course's main resource leaders. Mrs. Shirley Carlile, Director, Group Work Department, -YWCA, Vancouver, is the other main resource leader.
Assisting, the two main resource leaders, are William Giesbrecht, chairman of the Human Rights Committee of the Vancouver Labor Council; Max E. Levy, Director of the Edmonton Jewish Council; Koozma J. Tara-soff. Editor of the Doukhobour "Inquirer," Saskatoon, Sask.; and Jackson N. Willis, Executive Director, Edmonton Family Service Bureau.
C. A. Westcott, Regional Liaison Officer, Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Edmonton, is chairman of this staff team. Seminar Coordinator is Felix Mueller, Western Director, Canadian Council of Christians and Jews.
the Ames Brothers' act at the Cave and it's all good. They've been held over until July 1. —^N.P.
SENIOR CLUB PIONEER WOMEN
invite you to o
GARDEN PARTY
TUESDAY, JULY 7 FROM 2 - 6 P.M.
of the home of
Mrs. A. Buchmon 6069 Granville St.
Ladies—come and spend a pleasant afternoon
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