Friday, Apri! 24, 1959
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Women's UJA Highlights
From Mrs. Manya Archek, beloved veteran canvasser, who is welcomed back after an absence of one year, comes the report that everybody is giving at least 15 per cent to 25 per cent in increases — not one of her cards has not raised from last year.
But what Mrs. Archek wanted to talk about, understandably, was the time she spent in Israel last summer, and her vivid impressions. She rented an apartment and actually lived in Israel, after the tour ended, and was able to meet the people and talk to them. She tells of many events, including celebrations, festivals, concerts, award-givings and the opening of an exhibition.
"There," she says, "there is a bookshop not only on every corner but it seems that every other house is a bookstore." She, told of the interest in UJpan, the night classes where adults are taught Hebrew, English and another language of their choice.
She tells of living in a kibbutz Mishmar Ha-Emek, which was^ one of the first, over the holiday of Shavuoth, where the celebration of the harvest was "something out of this world" as Manya termed it.
She tells of speaking to two officials there, who asked her how we go about raising money. "I explained to them—and they were happy and wished us success. Without us they wouldn't be able to carry on, and they hope we can do even more with the influx of the new immigrants."
Mrs. Archek concluded with a recollection of a small town in the Negev, only eight years old and which looked like a miniature United Nations with all the different people from different countries. This was turned from stone and wilderness into a modern town of 500 families, in neat houses, who grow their own fruit and vegetables, have a new hospital,' a bank and a kindergarten of 55 children. "But they need more staff, many of the children are social cases," Mrs. Archek' stated, "They need help — they need everything!"
And you, Manya, along with many others, are helping them get it.
Another veteran canvasser, Mrs. Fanny Stede, who raised $619 last year, hopes to double it this time. "Wherever I have gone, I have received an increase."
She does it with pleasure, says Mrs. Steele, who canvasses on foot, and who knows that every dollar will help. Even on a $5 card, she asks for what she terms "a little rescue fund" of $1, and she is not refused.
Concluded . this   able canvasser Bless everyone that I call on, especially for the respect they show me."
LILLIAN ZIMMERMAN
Farewell evening for Segals Saturday
Habonim and the Jewish cbm-munity are tendering a farewell evening for Binky and Frank Segal on the eve of their departure for Israel on Saturday, April 5 at the Community Centre at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi B. Goldenberg whose topic is "The Case for Western Aliya".
Members of Habonim are preparing a dramatic oratorio "The West
YOUTH AFFAIRS
FRANK SEGAL
A Fantasy" which won a National Habonim Drama Competition in 1957. It incorporates dramatic reading with creative dance and choral selections. The Habonim Dancers will perform a farewell medley of dances in honor of Frank and Binky who were devoted members of that group.
UNITED SYNAGOGUE
YOUTH
USY is maugurating a monthly Youth Service, the first one to be held Friday, April 24 in the Chapel a 8:15 p.m. This service conducted by the teen-agers in its entirety, is open to the youth of the community . . After the services, there will be house Oneg Shabbat . . . USY TENNIS TOURNAMENT: Registrations must be in by Wednesday, April 22. The fun begins on May 2. Contact Linda Feldstein for any information regarding matches, etc.
B'nai B'rith
Youth
TAMAR NO. 269 will meet on April 26 at 1 p.m. at the Centre. MIT classes begin at 12 noon. Guests will be members of CYO groups. A talk on the meaning of Pesach will be given ... Tamar's "Hawaiian Luau" is planned for Saturday, May 2 at 8 p.m. at the home of Barb Donner ... It is girls ask boy, at $1.00 a couple . . .The Mother's Day Tea is on May 10 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Beth Israel Synagogue. • * *
TOTEMS are inviting all boys and girls to the "Matzo Ball" dance on Saturday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at the home of Barry Slutsky, 196 W. 23. Price 50c each ... A May weekend meeting will take place Sunday, April 26 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Barry Slutsky. Chairmen must be there ... At 2 p.m. there will be Softball practice at Montgomery Park ... General meeting at 7 p.m.
at the Centre. Voting for sweethearts will take place.
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ELANA BEG NO. 669 will hold its general meeting at the Centre on Sunday, April 26 at 1 p.m. Chapter delegates to the District Convention will be elected. Further information may be obtained from Natalie Drache, AM 1-6122 ... A Third Seder will take place at the home of Pauline^ Newstone, 4887 Cambie on Wednesday, April 29. Non-Jewish friends are invited . . . Elaine Dodek, Marilyn Slutsky and Mai Weinstein are in charge of dates for Tamar's "Hawaiian Luau" on Saturday, May 2.
BB third seder for newccmers Sunday
A special third Seder for newcomers to Vancouver is being sponsored for the second year by Vancouver Lodge B'nai B'rith No. 668 on Sunday, April 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the Beth Israel Auditorium.
John Gordon, president, points out that Vancouver Lodge members can capture the true spirit and meaning of Passover, the festival of freedom with those who have so recently gained it.
The Seder will be conducted by Rabbi Bert A. Woythaler, who will be assisted by Cantor Abraham Deutsch.
PLEASE GIVE  us ample notice when you change address, so that you won't miss on issue.
Habonim
news
ON FRIDAY, April 24 at 7:30 p.ml there will be an Oneg Shabbat for-all Shtilim, Solelim, and Tzofim at Rochelle Margolis', 6964 Fremlin Street. At 9:30 p.m., the Workshop Discussion Group will meet ... On SATURDAY, April 25 at 8:00 p.m., at the Centre, a farewell party for Binki and Frank Segal will be held as they are leaving for Israel. Parents are invited to attend. (Further details will be found elsewhere.) . . . SUNDAY'S ACTIVITIES: Regular activities will resume on Sunday, April 26, 1:00 p.m. for sports, chugim at 2:00 p.m., and meeting at 3:00 p.m. . . . GYM NIGHT: On Monday, April 27 at 7:15 p.m. Edith Cavell' Gym . . . CONSTRUCTION W E E K E N D: Keep the dates of May 15-18 open for a Seminar at Camp Miriam where another cabin will be built.
GLENEAGLES    MATINEE BOWLING LEAGUE results of Monday, AprU 20 are: Morris 3, Osten 0; Cohen 2, Segal 1; Chess 2, Balshine 1; Jarvis 2, Mendlesohn 1. STANDING
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Chess ........................................36 23   13 32
Segal........................................36  22   14 30
Jarvis ........................................36  22   14 29
Osten ........................................36 23   13 29
Cohen........................................36  16  20 21
Balshine....................................36  14  22 19
Morris ......................................36  13  23  16 .
Mendlesohn ............................36  11  25 16
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Extend good wishes for a very pleasant Pesach and a year of Simchas to all the Rabbis, presidents. Cantors, Reverends, teachers, members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Schara Tzedeck Congregation and the Jewish community of Vancouver.
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