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JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
FrJdoy, Moy 6/1955
SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES AUXILIARY
AMMUiU FABMERS MABKET DAY
Wednesday, Moy 18 — Scharo Tzedeck Auditorium — commencing 11:00 o.m.
Home Cooking—Meof.ond Dairy Home Baking, Groceries
Dinner serrecffrom 5-7 p. NO ENTRY CHARGE
DOOR PRIZE BINGO
Women's Club News
PIONEER WOMEN
GORDONIA CLUB wiU hold a Lag B'Omer Luncheon on Tuesday, May 10 at 12:30 p.m. at the Gommunity Centre. This luncheon is being held in place of the Annual Tea, and Sam Rothstein, who recently returned from Israel will be guest speaker. Miss Vera Chechik, who also spent some time in Israel will present slides on Israel and the ghettos of Europe.
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PIONEER WOMEN'S COUNCIL are planning the "Give or Get" Luncheon to be held May 31. There will be a guest speaker, and members are asked to keep this date open. Further plans will be announced.
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KINNERET members are reminded of the Annual Mother's Day Tea taking place Sunday, May 8 at the home of Marion Margolis, 3522 Quesnelle Drive. Marianne Moscovitch is convening.
For Choice, Nourishing
Food Appetizingly Prepared
TRY OUR   * —^ SOUTH AMERICAN DISH
Arroz Valanciono
(A Delicious Sponisii Chicken Dinner)
Dinner Served from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
We Stress Cleonliness — Courtesy Lunch 11:30 o.m. to 4 p.m.
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B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
VANCOUVER CHAPTER NO. 77 will hold its installation of officers for 1955-56 at the Centre on Tuesday, May 17. Miss Celia Lesman, Past Grand President District No. 4 of Portland, will be installing officer. . . . Wednesday, May 25 is the dat^ of t]ye Annual Garden Party which will take place at the home of Mrs. E. Zacks, 1344—West 49th Avenue.
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LOUISE MAHRER CHAPTER
No. 568 will hold its regular meeting at a luncheon at the Bam, Tuesday, May 17 at 12:30 p.m. The 55-56 slate of officers will be installed at this meeting by Miss Celia Lesman, of Portland, Oregon, past President, Grand Lodge District No. 4. The elected delegates to the Pacific Northwest Conference taking place in Seattle on May 14-15 are: Minna Loomer and Fanny Veinc»r; Alternates: Lanra Abrams«n and Bess Zimmerman.  Delegates to
the District Grand Lodge Con-, Tuesday May 10 at the
vention in Spokane July 23-241 are: Minna Loomer, Anne From-son,' Esther Dayson; Alternates: Fay Cristall, Rochelle Cliertkow, and Shirley Toban.
JNF Chairmen of Hadassah Chap ters are reminded to prepare their reports for the next Counci meeting or mail them to Mrs Fishman, 1144 West 50th Avenue ' *      * *
. SHALOM CHAPTER will meet on Tuesday, May 10 at the home of Angela Miller, 6338 Adera St. Vera Chechik will show slides of her recent trip to Israel. 1 . Members are asked to bring jew-elery or ties for the bazaar. *     * *
NAOMI CHAPTER will hold its next general meeting on Tuesday, May 10 at the home of Mrs. W. Moldowan, 1657 W. King Edward. All members are urged to
attend.
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HENRIETTA SZOLD Chapter's Aid to Israel Dinner Party and Gala Floor Show is set for May 14 at the home of Mrs. I. Levin-son, 1355 West 57th Avenue. A marvellous show is in the making and members' are asked to keep the date in mind as accommodations are limited. Rae Lip-sky and Bess Panar are convening. ... An executive meeting will take place Tuesday, May 10 at the home of Mrs..Al. Jenkins, 2354 Oliver Crescent. . . . The rummage sale will take place on May 9 with depots at 1401 Devonshire, 1291 West 49th Avenue and 295 West 23rd Ave. . . . For pickup service call CE. 558?. *   ■ * ,■
DEBORAH   CHAPTER will
CO-CONVENER OF FASHION SHOW
annual election, with the following being the new executive for 1955-56:
President, Mrs. M. Freiman; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. L. Zimmerman; Snd Vice-President, Mrs. L. Lefcoe; 3rd Vice-President, Mrs. H. Pollack; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ann Helman; Treasurer, Mrs. F. Fainstein; Dues Treasurer, Mrs. C. Walfish; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Rose Cohen. Board Members: Mes-dames H. Frome, L. Teisler, E. Northy, S. Gould, C. Weller, H. Lauer* H. Estrin, D. Sigler, A. Herstein, A. Goodman, M. Ar-' check, M. Matoff, S. Malkin, H^ Mindell. . . . Chairmen of various committees will be appointed before the installation.
REMEMBER MOTHER
With A Gift Or Greeting Card From The
Oak Centre Pharmacy
LARGE STOCK OF COSMETICS, CHOCOLATES, GREETING CARDS, ETC. '
Oak at 15th Ave.
Treof Mother To Dinner at the
Bamboo Terrace
Connoisseurs of AUTHENTIC CHINESE FOODS
home of Rita Rothstein, 2385 West 13th Avenue. Nominations and election of officers will be held. . . . Members are reminded of the square dance party taking place Saturday, May 7 at the HADASSAH i Centre. This is for members and
VANCOUVER HADASSA^ p^one Lil Radman, CE.
COUNCn* urges all its members j 1577^
and the Jewish community atj * _
large to piurchase' Mother's Day
Tree Certificates for this occa- LADIES' AUXILIARIES '
sion. The price of each tree is »ETH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD $1.50, and any number may be ^^^^ elections and installation of purchased. Certificates are issued, executive and board for
In the recipient's name. Orders U^SS-S^ 9t the last luncheon are taken by any Hadassah inem-r"^""s held on April 20. Fol-ber, or by phoning Mrs. €teorge Mowing are the new officers: Mrs. Fishman at KE. 5605-M . . . AlllA"^'®^   Groberman, President;
Mrs. M. Levine, Mrs. J. Gibbs, Vice Presidents; Mrs. J. Groberman, Treasurer; Mrs. A. Gm*vin, Financial Secretary; Mrs. W. Becker, Recordlngr Secretary; M^s. M. Matoff, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. G. Genser, Registrar.
Members of the Board are: Mrs. D. C. Kogen, Mrs. R. Field, Mrs A. Cristall, Mrs. M. Archek, Mrs. L. Feinstein, Mrs. M. Ginsberg, Mrs. L. Tessler, Mrs. B. Kanee, Mrs. S. Corman, Mrs. E. Mallek, Mrs. S. Lipson, Mrs. N. Rofh-I stein.
Serving as the Advisory Board are: Mrs. J. Simon, Mrs. M. Cohen, Mrs. A. Koch, Mrs. B. Shapiro and Mrs. S. Albert.
MRS. DaViD poll is co-convener with Mrs. Jack Levy of the Tea and Fashion Show being presented by the Nordau.Chapter of Hadassah on May 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lefohn, 1530 West 34th Avenue. Hilde-gar/!e Reiman and the Heather Shop are sponsoring the Fashion Show. Tea will be served at 3:00 p.m. and the Fashion Shoiy' will commence at 3:30. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Chapter or by phoning CE.' 7603 or KE. 1268-L.
CH. 1617
GLENEAGLES LADIES' MATINEE BOWLING LEAGUE playoff for the league championship between the Pelman and Groberman teams has been postponed, due to illness, to Tuesday, May 10 at 1:00 p.m. The bowling luncheon will be held the following Friday, May 13 at the Barn.
Gleneagleis .Mixed Spring League held a workout last Wednesday evening for the purpose of establishing averages for the official opening on Wednesday, May 4. Sol Pelman was high for he men with 716, followed by Maurie Chernov 686, Al Miller 680, and Abe Giu:vin 670. Mil) elm^n was tops for the ladies with a big series of 761 which included the high of the evening, a 309 count.
ZIONIST CONFERENCE
(Continued from Page 1) ist Men's Club report by Harold Orloff and reports from Victoria and Trail.
Following a buffet luncheon in the Patricia Room of the Georgia Hotel at 1 p.m., Gdalia Zakiff, National Executive Director of the Zionist organization of Canada will give a special address at a session to be chaired by Dave Silvers.
The conference program will include workshops in "Education and Public Relations," "The Crisis in Fund-Raising," and "Appraisal of Zionist Structure in Western Canada."
The conference will be concluded with a gala ball under the auspices of the Vancouver Hadassah Council Sunday evening, May 22 in the auditorium of the Beth Israel Synagogue.
TREAT ^MOTHER TO i>INNER AT
CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY
A Good Place To Eat
Specializing in CHOW MEIN, CHOP SUEY SWEET & SOUR DISHES
178 Pender St.
155 E. Pender
MA. 1935
REMEMBER MOTHER ON MAY 8
SCHARA  TZEDECK AUXILIARY — Annual Farmers Market is taking place on Wednesday, May  18 from 11  a.m. at the Schara Tzedeck Auditorium. The famous Schara Tzedeck cooks will again offer every variety of bak-ng, meats and dairy dishes, pre-erves and groceries. A delicious dinner will be served from 5 to S 7 p.m. A door prize is being of-k  "ered, bingo will be played, and *^' there  is no  admission charge. The Jeyish community is cordially invited to attend this much looked for event.
NATIONAL (COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
EVENING GROUP held its annual, elections recently with the following members  to  be installed: Chairman, Mrs. Bernice Izen;   1st   Vice-President,^. Mrs. Miriam Warren; 2nd Vice-President,   Mrs.   Mona  Packer; 3rd Vice-President, Mrs. Freda Gray; Treasurer,  Mrs.  Faye Belogns, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ruth Wolochow;   Corresponding Secretary  Mesdames Janet Lexier and Gloria. Smith; Dues Treasurer,   Mrs.   Claire Moscovitch; Board Members: Mesdames Helen Segal, Eileen Hertzman, Bertha Arnold,   Chama  Plottel, Hilda Everall,   Ann   Hersh, Annette Gamberg, Molly Klein, Thehna Ratner, Rhoda Rabinovitch, Sy-ma Gofsky and Helen Fonberg. . ... Group and committee chairmen will be appointed by the chairman-elect, and will be installed with the executive at the closing ceremony to take place at the Barn on Monday, May 16 at 7:00 p.m. sharp. Members are asked to make reservations for ihemselves and their friends with
Evelyn Tarnow, KE. 7684-L. *      * *
AFTERNOON GROUP held its
{Vancouver Chapter No. 77
BB Ladies
will hold a
Social
Sun. Eye., Moy 8 Commi|nily Centre
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
THANK-YOU NOTE
The Peretz School P-TA wishes to express its sincere thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Saul Wyne for loaning her lovely home for the Annual Spring Tea. Thanks olso to the convener, Mrs. Rose Lercher and her committee, and the guests who attended and mode this Tea such a success. Mrs. S. Sarkin was winner of the gold pendant, and Mrs, H. Zlot-nik won the linen cocktail set.