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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
, Fridoy, June 3, 1955
Women^s Club News
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
LOUISE MAHBER CHAFTEE
568 wiU hold its first general meeting of the new season on Tuesday, June 21, 12 noon in the form of a Patio Luncheon at the home of Gert Ornstein, 6657 Churchill. All members and pros-* pective members are invited . The new executive was recently installed by Miss Celia Lesman of Portland, with IVIinna Loomer as the new president. A few committee appointments are still to be made, and any member wishing to offer her services is requested to do so before or at the next meeting ... A social hour will follow the luncheon meeting.
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PACIFIC CHAPTER 763 wiU hold a general meeting on June 6, at the McGavin's Auditorium, 2091 W. Broadway. This will be . the first meeting of the new executive. Members are asked to be reminded of the Blood Bank which will be held at the Talmud Torah on June 14 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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VAXCOUVER CHAPTER NO. 77 will hold their next general meeting at the community centre on Tuesday, June 7 at 8:15 p.m.
HADASSAH
NORDAU CHAPTER will meet next Tuesday, June 7 at the home of Rosemary Poll, 3919 S.W. Marine. Mrs. Jessie AUman will install the new officers . . . The door prize of a slip donated by, Tracy's, which was drawn at this Chapter's Tea was won by Mrs Lucille Valensky of Sudbury, Ontario.
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DEBORAH CHAPTER wiU hold
its next meeting on Tuesday, June 7, at the home of Edith Thompson, 3641 Wellington Ave. A skit on "Canada Hall" wiU be presented.
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Members are asked to please be on time.
LADIES' AUXILIARIES
MIZRACm WOMEN are holding their Shavuos Tea on Tuesday, June 7 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. I. iSisenstein, 3110 Willow Street . . . The members of the community are cordially invited to attend.
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QUEEN ESTHER GROUP will hold a social evening at the Jewish Community Centre on Saturday evening June 4 at 8:15 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
JUNIOR SERVICE GROUP are
holding their windup affair on Monday evening, June 6, 8 pjn., at the Bamboo Terrace. Members and prospective members are invited. Phone Marlene Cohen, AL. 340O ... A short final business meeting will precede a social evening, with favorite Chinese dishes being served.
VANCOUVER WOMEN WIN MEMBERSHIP'AWARD
NAOMI CHAPTER will hold
a joint meeting of the old and new executive on Tuesday, June 7, 1:30 p.m., in the form of a dessert luncheon at the home of Fay E. Kantor, 1467 West 47th Ave.
Club Notes
FAIR VIEW BRANCH 178, Canadian Legion in co-operation with B'nai B'rith are having Oieir annual outing for hospitalized veterans on Wednesday, Jime 22, at Wigwam Inn on Indian Arm of Burrard Inlet. . . . Veterans will be transported to our chartered boat by bus. The boat will leave at 9 a.m. Entertainment will be presented during the two hour boat ride. Coffee and doughnuts will also be served. At Wigwam Inn, a hot dinner will be served and all facilities of the hotel will be available to the vets. . . . The boat ride back to the city will end at 5 p.m. and the vets will be returned to the hospitals by bus.
Co-chairmen of this event are Charles Gorvich and Ralph Green-berg. B'nai B'rith Veterans Affairs Delegates are asked to get in touch with either one of them, as much help is needed.
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Members of the delegation from Voncouver Section to the Biennial convention of the Notional Council of Jewish Women are seen here os the silver tray for bringing in the , most new members is being presented. From left to right ore Mrs. 6. Izen, president of the Evening Group; Mrs. J. J. Diomond, member of the notional honorory advisory board; Mrs. M. J. Freimon, president of Voncouver section, receiving the troy from Dr. Revo Gerstein, newly elected president; ond Mrs. V. Droche, notionol board member.
WINS SERMON CONTEST
Family Welfare Bureau Hears Reports on Conferences
LOUIS ZUCKER, age 15, won
the northeirn-region sermon coil Jest at the recent AZA May Weekend Sabbath in the Schara
THte ROARING TWENTIES DANCE will take place at the Gleneagles Golf and Country Club on Saturday night, June 11. An enjoyable evening is planned for all members.
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GLENEAGLES WCHMEN'S DI-I VISION is expecting a large turn- j Tzedeck Synagogue. A member of out for the mixed two-ball four-1 Vancouver Chapter 119 AZA some taking place this Sunday, Louis competed against repre June 5- j sentatives from Spokane and
* * * Portland. His topic was "The GLENEAGLES Mixed Spring I coming of the Messiah," Louis is
Bowling League Standing to date: also the editor of his chapter A. Division [paper. P. W. L. Ht. Pts
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Kantor..............12 6 6 2
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Gorman ............12 6 6 2
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Gibbs................12 3 9 1
B. Division R. Fainstein .:.12 10 2 4
MUler ..............12 7 5 3
Chernov ..........12 7 5 1
M. Pelman......12 5 7 2
S. Jarvis..........12 4 8 1
Jenkins ............12 4 8 1
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S. Pebnan ......12 6% 5% 2 8%
M. Jarvis ........12 6 6 2 8
Diner ................12 3 9 0 3
HONOR ROLL (May 25)—Abel Gurvin, 733 (278, 244); Sol Pel-man, 695 (296, 269); Leo Nagler, 666 (266); Al Miller, 688; Roy] Kantor, 659; Harry Saltzman, (303); Harry Cramer, (289); | Sonny Wosk, (280); Ruth Fain-j stein, 635 (275).
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THE GOLF COMMITTEE has
arranged a Mixed Two-Ball Match for Sunday, June 5. Plan
AZA Teom Wins 3 in 8 South Hill League
Vancouver AZA has again entered the South Hill Junior Softball League. This year under the banner of Active Trading Ltd. So far this season the Active Trading Team has made it three straight victories with the brilliant pitching of Lou Huberman and the terrific hitting of the team. The "Actives" need support at their games so come out and cheer. For information on the next game please phone Niel Plottel, KE. 2585R.
MIZRACHI WOMEN CF VANCOUVER
SBJUVUOS TEH
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2 TO 6 P.M.
at the home of Rev. ond Mrs. I. Eisenstein, 3110 Willow St.
Everybody cordially invited.
eagles. Our genial pro, Mel White, promises a beautiful day and lots of fun for all. The new chef and his wife will be on hand to tempt all-comers with new dishes. Phone in entries to Mel and be sure to be out on the tee by 1:30 p.m.
RANDOM SHOTS . . . Abe
Charkow has the distinction of being the first Gleneagles member to shoot a Par 70 on the new course. . . . Big upset of the week Dr. Mat Waterman loses to Harry to spend the afternoon with your I Boyaner. . . . Members are re-golfing partner out at Gleii- \ quested to arrange for and play
their matches in the Charkow trophy or face elimination. . . . Who was one under par for eight holes and then wound up with a fat 8 on the 9th, Dave Sears?
Gleneagles ladies have made application to join the CLGV, a step towards national recognition . Don't forget June 4th is National Golf Day. Beat Furgol and Patty Berg and get a medal.
Mrs. Ben Kanee, Chairman the Jewish Family Welfare Bureau was chosen as one of 20 volunteer workers in the Greater Vancouver area to take the Jun ior League Provisional Course on "Know Your Community." This was announced at the closin meeting of the Family Welfare Board, held at the home of Myer Brown on May 24.
A full agenda included matters of communal interest, the most important of which was the clarification of Congress relation ship to the Bureau. Hy Altman incoming president of Congres promised an early sub-committee meeting at which the Bureau and Congress could endeavour to solve all problems.
The Social Worker, Mrs. All-man, gave the April statistical report: active cases 37; financia assistance 22; immigrants 7; new cases 3; family counselling 3 personal counselling 5. ^Thanks were expressed to Mr. C. Isman and Mr. A. Shuer for their excellent work in collecting "Moess Chittem" funds for Passover.
Plans were discussed with regard to the mechanics of the Board itself and it was decided that at the August meeting plans for a Constitution would be made
Mrs. Allman gave a very comprehensive report of the three day conference of the Child Welfare League of America held in Portland early in May at which she was the Jewish Community's official representative.
Guest speaker at the Conference was the League's National Chairman, Marshall Field IH of Chicago. He emphasized the modern trend in Social Work moving towards preventative social medicine and that on the
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BAZAAR
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level of this approach, the entire community had a responsibility.
The Theme of this address was carried out in the various institutes conducted during the three day period.
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THANK-YOU NOTE
Mrs. B. Levin ond her committee hove just received acknowledgment from Mizrachi headquarters in Montreal for the funds reolizcd at their Tec held lost Passover.
They wish to thank all those who-jBttended" and helped this worthy cause.
THANK YOU NOTE
The members ond executive of B'nai B'rith Women No. 77 foke this opportunity of expressing their sincerest oopreci-ofion ond thanks to Mrs. E. Zoeks for her hospitolity «t the recent onnuol gorden party held Gt her home. Winner of riie T. Eoton food hamper was Mrs. Sarah Teitelboum.
For Choice, NourSshing Food Appetizingly Prepored
TRY OUR SOUTH AMERICAN DISH
Arroz Valanciana
(A Delicious Spanish Chicken Dinner)
Dinner Served from 5:30 fo 8 p.m.
We Stress Cleonliness — Courtesy Lunch 11:30 o.m. to 4 p.m.
2825 Granville CH.3018
QUEEN ESTHER GROUP
is sponsoring o
socMML Evsmjire
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 8:15 P.M. AT'THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Everyone Cordiolly Invited
