. Fricjoy, Ffbnigry ?2> 1957
JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Seven
ACTIVE LEADERS OF LOCAL HISTADRUT DRIVE
S. MAHDELBAUM
BEN GARBER
JACK ROME
Among the leoders of the current Histadrut drive, Mr.. Golub is the treasurer; Mr. Rome, financial secretary; Mr; and Mr. Madelboum, contact chairman. The annual Histadrut banquet takes place this Sunday at Schoro Tzedeck.
JACK GOLUB Garber, publicity chairman;
Community Centre News
BOOSTER NIGHT; PIG PLANiS FOR PURIM PROGRAM
By WALTER LAMPE Centre Program Director
^^Xm NITE ?OR TEENERS: FpIlQWipg the games room activities ' aQ4 c>i^i> meetii^gs to ^ held this Sat arday, at tli^ Centre Vetv^een 6:30 sou 3:30 p.ffX', an QUt$taiKlipg pub Booster Nile has been planned. Members of the four Teener clubs will-be given the Q^pQjTtunity pf showiijg ?acli other what their clubs are doing, and winning v^u^ble dub prizes in the process. , .
One prize \yill be given to the club with the best clwb yell. One of the girls' dubs has already indicated Ih^J not only will tl^ey h^ye a club yell, bijyt jh^lL thejcfi, will„bc gaily dressed cheer leaders in attendance to lead the cheering for their gr6up.
^nofJher prize will Be a>yaEded to the club y|rh(cli designs the best display poster with the picture of a dub crest, the names of club members, and ,^n indication of club activities,'past and pre^nt.
Tlie third prize will be awarded to the club whose members come wearing the same club costume—either club pins, or cresjs, or sweaters, or shirts, or beaiiies. Nieetings have been going on fqr some timp tp design outstanding and unusual cliib wearing apparel. Dancing and a, dance contest will conclude the evening'^ program.
PPRIM CAIWIVAL FOR SUPPER CLUSPipS ANP P^NTS MARCH 9 at the Centre will be transformed into a scene of circus- gaiety as Teener members put on their Purim Carnival. All Supper Club members of the Centre, and their parent are invited. Games, drcus music, prizes, and a refreshment booth will be available.
The cairnival, wh|ch will be held
between 5:; 5 and 6:30 p.m. instead of the usual small group activities, will feature g?imes which yfUl cost Supper Clubbers 5c e^ch and their parentd 10c. The refreshment booth VfjSl sellj hot dogs for ISc and soft drinks at 10c. . .
ADULTS SEE MIt. HULOTS IfOLIP^Y TipiS SUNPAY( FEBRUARY 24 at 9 p.m. sharp in the Centre's Lodge Hall. This is an opportunity to yiev^ one of the OJJtktanding films of pur tini&^Mr. Hulot's Holiday. The presentation of this film fare, described in jgreater detail elsewhere in thivpapex, will be foilAved by the.serr ving of refreshments in the Centre's Lodge Hall. - ' .
QUEEN ESTHER BALL FOR ADULTS SUNDAY, MARCH 10. All the qualities traditionally ascribed to Queen Esther of Biblical times will j be required by the winning contestant pi the Queen Esther Ball being sponsored by the Dance Committee of the Centre's Adult Division.
The program, to be held on'Sunday, March 10, will feature dandng to the music of Ben Stone and his orchestra, and the selection of a Queen Esther from amongst the contestants entered. Contestants, submitted as representatives by various women's organizations in the Jewish community, will be required to act as hostesses at the evening's program in order to give an outstanding panel of judges an opportunity to assess their poise, manners, and ability to mix readily and amicably with people. The Queen se-ected in this manner will be awarded a number of exciting prizes, with consolation gifts being presented to other contestants. The program is open to
all adults in the Jewish community. It is especially hoped that groups entering contestants will turn out in full force to help their nominee for the croWn.
MOLLY PICON TO VISIT EDMONTON
EDMONTON—MOLLY PI, CON, the darling of the Yiddish stage and well-Iaiown radio anc television star, will be presented by Edmonton Hadassah at a gala concert, Tuesday, March 12, at the Jewish Community Centre, to launch the Edmonton 1957 Youth Aliyah Campaign.
Jacob Kalich, the husband of Molly Picon and her playwright, director, manager and producer, will make the Youth Aliyah appeal. Mr. Kalich is an actor in his own right and has starred in the "Education of Hyman Kaplan" on television and together with Molly Picon has produced "Milk and Honey", "I Give You My Life" (musical biography in costume) and "Humor, Folk Lore—Soiigs My" Baba Taught Me."
The chairman of the Youth Aliyah Campaign Committee for 1957 is Mrs. Micky Dlin, with Mrs. Maigohis and Mrs. M. Greenbeig as co-chairmen; secretaries are Mrs. Jack Chet-ner and Mrs. Claude Greenbei^ treasurer, Mrs. B. Oshty. Other members of the committee are Mesdames T. MUIer, L^RoUingher, Hy BaHzan, L. Rudolph, L C Lyons, A. Kakn-sky, S. Miller, D. Podersky, M. Bog-ocb, Saul Dlin, L. Sherman, C. Paull, H. Bloomfield, S. Dattner, B. Osten, M. Nozick, H. Leon, D. Halpem, M. Superstein and L. Philllpson.
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APPEAL AGAINST
(Continued from Page 3) able that Israel should feel compelled as a mqitter of national survival to delay complete withdrawal from Gulf and Gaza.
"We afe confident Canaila will continue to view with sympathy Israel's need fox assurances, and would regard as whpily<, unjust the formulation of sanctions by the asembly in an attempt to compel an Israeli withdrawal. Such a withdrawal, without those related measures you have already so ably defined, might well turn out to be disastrous to Middle' Eastern and world peace.
"Certainly it would be immoral to employ the force of sanctions against Israel while leaving Egypt, which has been in defiance of the United Nations for years, free to reassert the irresponsible belligerency which is the root cause of the present crisis.
"We therefore strongly urge you to play the same historic and metnor-able role again, in opposing and resisting the sanctions resolution as a matter of Canadian voting policy in the assembly, a role that you recently played in attempting to obtain justice for all parties through proper and effective assembly decisions. We are certain such a role has the support of the majority of Canadian leaders and of public opinion and we address these urgent representations to you in the nanie of the entire Jewish community of Canada." - .
MARY (MANYA) BRAND, passed away in Los Angeles on Monday, February 11.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Brand came to Canada in 1908, living for some years in Winnipeg, where she married. In 1933 she came here with her family to Vancouver, where she remained until 1951, when she moved to Los Angeles Predeceased by iier husband Sam-jel, who passed away in Vancouver in 1947, she is survived by tnfo daughters, Freda and Jpssie (Mrs. S. Fel-lan,) both of Los Angeles. There are :wo granddaughters.
Services took place on Thursday, February 14 at the Schara Tzedeck Chapel with Rabbi B. Woythaler am Cantor A. Deutsch officiating. Buria tvas in Schara Tzedeck Cemetery. Arrangements werp m^de by the Chevra Kadisha.
Club notes
PARENTS OF HABONIM wil
hold their Annual Tea on Sunday, March 3, from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.in., at 6689 Laurel Street. The use of this home is being gracipusly donated by Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Charles. There will be .a social in the evening after the tea. Everyone is invited.
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