.Friday, August 5, 1955
J E W ISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Five
e
.1. This! by tow-yolcanic' setting j world" million
N
da
It
in
Wishing , Dave's Del icatessen Every Success
FRASER VALE Frozen Foods
2115 Commissioner HA. 9020
Social PetMHol
To reach the Seciol Editor, Phone jBAyview 3125—9:30 o.m. to 5 j^.m
Tell the Advertiser you sa^vf it in the 'Bulletin.'
Wishing You \   Every Success in your New Store
GOLUB'S BAKIMGUd.
Home of Diane Bread 1460 Venobles
HA. 6067
Success to DAVE SHAFRON on the opening
of his New, Modern Delicatessen
filDD BROS. PROnUCE
Wholesole Eggs, Poultry ond Honey
1926 W. 4rtB Ave. CE. 5318
a 7171
aaay we join in
Wishing you
success on the opening of YOUR'NEW delicatessen
WAKELY
InsiJrance Agencies LtcS.
846 W. Hosfings PAcifiC 3521
Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Wolch and family of Vancouver are spending a holiday in Winnipeg, where the Bar Mitzvah of their son Teddy will take place on Saturday, August 13 in the *Knes-seth Israel Synagogue. The Bar Mitzvah is' being held in Winnipeg in honor of Mr. Wolch's father, and the family will return home soon afterwards.
* * *
Miss Bert Plant has arrived here from San Francisco to visit with her parents Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Plant. They will be joined by Miss Marilyn Plant of Seattle who will spend a few days here.
* * *
Mrs. M. Parker has returned home from a visit with her children Mr. and Mrs. Max Block and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker of Seattle.
* * * Mr. and Mrs. Block were in
Vancouver recently, visiting their mother, Mrs. M. Parker. They were guests at Hotel Vancouver.
OBITUARIES
Jacob White, age 72, passed away in Vancouver on Monday, August 1. Born in Russia Mr. White emigrated to the United States in 1901. In 1904 he moved o Montreal where he resided for 'our years. In 1908 he moved to Winnipeg where he married and lived until 1913 when he again moved to the United States for
two years, where his children were born.
In 1922 the family moved to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan where they resided for 11 years, and in 1933 they came to Vancouver. Mr. White took an active part in local activities. He' was a member of B'nai B'rith Vancouver Lodge, and attended Beth Israel Synagogue.
He is survived by his wife, two sons, Leonard White and Dr. J. V. White, and five grandchildren.
Interment took place at the Beth Israel Cemetery- on Wednesday, August 3, Cantor Fred Gartner officiating. Arrangements were Iianulad by the Chevra Kr.di£h2.
*      * *
MRS. LENA WISEMAN, aged 70, passed away July 27. Born in Latvia, Mrs. Wiseman came to Canada when a child of four, and lived most of her life i^ Ottawa where she married and raised her family.
She came to Vancouver nine years ago, and was a member of the Golden Age Club. She was affectionately known as "Sophie Tucker" for her ability as a singer and entertainer. •
She is siu'vived by a son Joe Wiseman in Ottawa, two daugh-
Dr. Komar Helped 'Kupafr ters, Mrs. I. Koffman of Pheonix,
VICTORIA   IVEWS   ICholim' in Israel Arizona, and Mrs. Sid Harrison
WlUlUfll/l   ill.two   I   j,^;       j^^^ Leon Komar and There
Hadassah is sponsoring a Smor-1 ^^^^ recently returned to Van- ^ ■ fiarbord dhiner on Sunday Aug- h^^^er after an extended trip to    Burial  took  place Thursday, St7fror4 o^ States and abroad. Dr. July 28 in^^^^^^
elv home of Mrs A Kramer U^^o^^ar took a post graduate Cemetery, Rabbi Ch. B. Gms-%Q^t6^\^ei it is medicine in Philadel- berg officiating, assisted by Can-
thLaUmemberra^^^^^^^ ^"d, also   spent   several tor David Reznik. Arrangements
visitors wlu attend months in Israel. While in Israel were handled by the Chevra Ka-
he actively assisted the "Kupat <iisha.
Mr. and Mrs. Menkes have had
CholimV,   the  Histadrut  health i
organization.   Dr.   Komar   wiU    MRS.  VITA FINE,  aged 81,
HAROLD MANN'S CORNER
IT HAPPENED IN TORONTO, ONTARIO.
At fong last a notorious one dangerous burglar had been caught while on one of his jobs. His captor was a middle-oged woman, clone at the time, who felled him with a dining room choir os he crept through the house. Her comment on the excitement was printed in the following day's poper:
"k was two o'clock in the nrwrn-ing and I was sitting at my bedroom window when I sow this sneaky creature moke his way through the backyard. I had locked all the doors so I knew just what he was going to do, come' through the kitchen window which hod the loose screen. I wos all prepared for him. I hid In the dining room and waited until he went by me, then I picked up a chair and hit him with all my might. Noturolly, of course, I thought it was my husband."
INSURANCE mm
WHERE
"EVERY TYPE OF INSURANCE IS WRITTEN" Pendrill at Denman MA. 3925 ond TA. 7474 Residence: KE. 6334Y
a brother here, Sam Sweid. There are six grandchildren.
Burial took place Sunday, July 31 at Schara Tzedeck Cemetery,
as their recent guests IVt. and .j^^^^j^      ^^^^.^^      ^^^^ for passed away Wednesday, July 27. ^^^^^^ Mrs Dave Finegood and children ^j^^    ^^^.^^      medicine in the Born in Russia in 1874, Mrs. Fine Uai^^^j ch. B. Ginsberg officiating Freddy, Sue and Danny of Los L^^^^j^ neighborhood. I lived there for many years. She|!r„;°J^ k„ n ^..r.\^
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander spent last weekend at Qualicum Beach.
*        * *
Mrs. Raymond Rose and children Andrea and Joanne ar^ vis-j iting in Seattle for a few days.
1^
many years came to Canada in 1928 with her
assisted by Cantor D.. Rezirik. , Funeral arrangements were husband and youngest daughter, jj^jj^jj^^ ^y the Chevra Kadisha. and lived for a number of years
ISRAEL ELECTIONS
(Continued from Page 1) ernment will remain in office until the formation of a new cabinet. Israel's Government is formed on the basis of the parliamentary system in which the President invites the leader of the largest party to establish a Government which can' coirimand the confidence of the Knesset.
It is expected tliat seats in. the Knesset will be divided as follows: Mapai, 40; Herut, 16; General Zionists;, 14; Religious bloc, 12; AgudaJb, 6; Aclidut Avoda, 10; Mapam, 8; Progressives, 5; Communists, 5; tMapal supporting Arabs, 4.
Place Your iGrreetings Now For The New Year Issue
CONDOLENCES
The Zionist OrgonizoHon of British Columbia extends sin-cerest condolences to the White Family on their sad loss through the passing of Jacob White.
GLENEAGLES   GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB can boast of 44 die-hard golfers, who turned out on Sunday, July 31, in spite of the downpour,  to  compete  in the qualifying  round   of   the club championship. Rocky Myers was medalist with a 73 (35-38), while Dr. Mat Waterman was one stroke behind,. followed by Phil Waterman with a 75. Match play starts immediately and the first, round must be played by August 6. Call Pro Mel,White for the draw . . . Sunday August 7, Fraser invades Gleneagles for the Annual home and home team matches. . . . Among the visitors at Gleneagles last week was Norman Pelman of Downey, California, representing the Mobile Golf Co. He demonstrated his single electric caddy cart to pro Mel White and other pros. ... Bill and Phyi Reed are the new managers of the kitchen at the clubhouse. Bill was chief steward at the St. Andrews Golf and Country Club in Toronto, and Phyl was head dietitian at Simpson-Sears in Bur-naby.
in Watrous, Saskatchewan. In 1949 they moved to Vancouver where she lived until her passing. She was a member of the Golden^ Age Club.
Predeceased by her husband Israel, two years ago, Mrs. Fine is survived by a son Davij^ in Russia, two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Epstein of Sacramento, California, and Mrs. S. J. Nemetz of this city. There are two grandchildren.
Burial took place Friday, July 29 at Schara Tzedeck Cemetery, Rabbi Ch. B. Ginsber^g officiating, assisted by > Cantor David Reznik. Arrangements were made by the Chevra Kadisha.
*     * *
Jacob David Sweid, aged 73, passed away Saturday, July 30, after a long illness. Born in Austria, Mr. Sweid came to Canada in 1899 and lived in Winnipeg and in several of the' small towns surrounding it. He came to Vancouver 35 years ago, and took an active part in the life ^f the community here, belonging to Vancouver Lodge B'nai B'rith, Schara Tzedeck Synagogue, and the Jewish Home for the Aged.
Mr. Sweid is survived' by his wife Edith, three daughfers, Sara olo of Calgary, Helen Conger of Wichita Kansas and Ami Hanson of this city. There are two sisters in Winnipeg, one brother m Winnipeg, one brother in Los Angeles, one brother in St. Paul, one brother in Des Moines and
THANK-YOU NOTE
Mrs. L. Rome, 134 West 6th Avenue wishes to thank her relatives and friends for the mony good wishes, lovely flowers orxl cards given her during h^r recent Illness in hospital. Also the many organizations and syno-gogues for their kind wishes. She is now at her home where she is convalescing.
Twin Totem Restaurant
catering to bonquets, luncheons, teas and weddings.
Business Men's Luncheons from 11:30 o.ni.
Coffee Bar Open from 7 o.m.
For reservotions phone Tommy Sampson at CH. 0092
1375 West Broodwoy
Mazeltov to Dave Shafron ofi the opening of his New Store
HARRY €. WEINSTEIN
.    GAS INSTALl^ATIONS 323 Powell PA. 8457
I. F. HOLLENBERG
B.Sc.; O.D.
J. J. ABRAMSON
B.Sc., O.D. OPTOMETRISTS
Corneol Contact Lenses
734 Granville Sfr.-MA. 0928 MA. 2948
Successors to
PITMAN OPTICAL Open daily from 9 to 5:30 p.m.
hhina hodi
ANISCHEWnZ
KfSREI MKVE
borscht
DANA
VANCOUVER'S WELL-KNOWN HAIR STYLIST
hos just returned from the East I ond is pleased to announce she hos joined the sto^f of
ELIZABETH LOUISE SALON
3061 Granville St. at ISth Av«. CH. «423
I