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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, January 21, 1955
Mrs. John Gordon was the accompanist . . . On Wednesday evening, January 12 the Group again enjoyed a very nice 'social evening when films were shown, followed by refreshments. Mr. Harry Woolfe offered his services as projectionist for the evening.
B'nai B'rith Curling League
FAIRVIEW BRANCH NC. 178
Canadian Legion BJESL will hbld their Annual jh-stallation meeting on Thursday'January 27 at tiie Community Centre, beginning at 8:15 p.m. A varied and entertaining program has been arranged for this eve-] met again last Sunday" with the ning. InstaUing officer wiU be 1 following results: Jack Henderson of the Woi*-j w. l.
men's Compensation Board, andJMarkin ........................ Wodlinger
member of the Vancouver School Ltidwig............................. Laimon
Board. Guest speakers will be Dr. Wener................................ Berner
W. G. Black, B.C. Citizenship, Qurvin ..... .................. Shatsky
and Mr, Arthur Goldberg of Is- Kaplan........................... Diamond
rael, who will bring greetings oarfin.............. ....... ........Cole
from the veterans in Israel . . . painstein ............................ Schloss
Members ars asked to bring 4heir Visitors are welcome to Vatch wives and friends for a very in- the curling each Sunday morn-terestmg and enjoyable evening ing at 9:30 at the 4th Avenue Refreshments will be served, curling Rink.
> HABONEH PARENTS Group
GOLDEN AGERS met last are holding a Social Evening Monday despite the dreary this Sunday, January 23 at the weather and enjoyed a lovely af- community Centre. There will ternoon with an exceptionally be cards, bingo, refreshments and
fme program with Mrs. Beverley spot prizes, and a door prize_____
Blumes and Mrs. Tammy Usiskin. Everybody is welcome to come Mrs. Blumes led the community and have an enjoyable evening, singing in Yiddish Folk songs |
a son Henry of Vancouver,, daughter, Mrs. G. Edwaifj^s of Seattle and a brother Morris of Vancouver. There are two grandchildren; \
Burial took place Monday January 17 at the Beth Israel Cemetery, Rabbi David Kogen officiating.
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WILLIAM FREEMAN, aged 72, passed away on January 12. Born in Russia, Mr. Freeman, came to this country in 1906, living in New York for two years, then moving to Vancouver in 19p8. He was a member of Beth Ham-idrosh and Schara Tzedeck Congregations, Vancouver Lodge No. 668 B'nai B'rith, ^chduth Society, and the Zionist Organization of B.C., serving on the Zionist Board at the time of his passing. ,
Mr. Freeman founded the firm of W. Freeman and Son Ltd., manufacturers of lighting fixtures, in 1931, and was president of that company at the time of his death.
loved by all, whfle Mrs. Usiskin charmed the audience with the inimitable Sholem Alechem tales.
OBITUARIES
G. S. ".SAM" ALBERT, aged 72,a pioneer resident of Vancou-
TOtEM 646 AZA will hold 5-fold ^ and full prograartming meetihg' oh January 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Centre. This oneeting will be preceded by a pledge class, meeting at 7:00 p.m. Any boys between the age of 14-»21 who would like to join Totems, please contact H. Zentner, at EM. 7229 . . . A Sabbath will be held Friday January 28 at Beth Israel Synagogue, and a full attendance , is urged . . . This Chapter will hold its 9th Anniversary Dance'at the Community Centre'from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. Couples only . . .January 30 Totems will hold a gieneral meeting at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be followed by a movie, "and there will be. a small fee charged * * rp ' '
60TH BROWNIE PACK of the
Girl Guide Association under
the leadiership of Brown OwJ
„ . . , , -r A iFaye Gordon and assisted by
He is survived by his wife An- _ ^ i « -.^ x .
/c___„N I Tawny Owls Bunny Braunstein
and'Cynthia Buckwold will hold an enrolment of new Brownies on Thursday, January 27 at 6:30 p.m. in the Youth Room of the Community Centre. The Brownies to be enrolled are Carolyn and Bernard Goldenberg, offici-I ^^™' Roxanne Adirim, Edith ating, assisted by Cantor David ^^^^'^f"^"'^.''f "t^ial.^ Reznik Parents of these girls and inter-
ested friends are invited to at'-
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nie, one son Arthur (Sonny) and two daughters; Ida Larden of Vancouver, and Lillian Aaron of Seattle. There* are five grandchildren. Interment took- place January 13 at Schara Tzedeck Cemetery, Rabbi Ch. B. Ginsberg
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HOUSEVyiVES tHDDSE
ver, passed away Sunday Jan- General Hospital. Born in Pol-uary 16. Born in Russia, Mr. Al-L^d, Mr. Baltman came to Van-bert^ came to Canada at the age Louder in 1934. He was a mem-of 3, and was a resident of Van- kgj. the Schara Tzedeck Con-couver for over 60 years. He was gregation
owner of a wholesale jewellery h6 is 'survived by his wife business until his retirement five cj^ldie, one son Louis, a cousin years ago. -
Mr. Albert was a charter member of the Vancouver Chapter No. 668 B;nai B'rith, and a memfej
BENJAMIN BALTIVIAN, passed rf^,^^,^^^ ceremony Special gue^^^ away January 12 in Vancouver!^* ^« ^^^t"*^*
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Burial took place Jaiiuary^ 14 in Schara Tzedeck Cemetery,
of the Beth Israel Syiiagogue^-In Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg of-his earlier years lie was an active filiating, assisted by Cantor member of the Elks Club, and|i5avid Reznifc. was also very active in bowling
Commissioner Mrs. W. Martin of the Fairview District. I^efresh-
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AZA 119 will have a house p&rty on Saturday, Jan. 22, at the home of Burt Chark, 7061 Wiltshire. This affair is couples only and is open to 119 members and pledges. ... The next general meeting will be on Sun,, Jan. 23. Every one with raffle tickets out,
ing the achievement of the removal of these questions. When
. - , X . , I I eHniination of questions oh "racial
circles, at one^ time being cham- in the obituary of Abe Cantor, extraction" from insurance appli-pion bowler of the Pacific Coast, published in last week's issue of cation forms was first suggested He is survived by his wife Ida, I the Bulletin, the names of the it was proposed .to replace this
following survivors were omitted: with one asking for "country of two brothers, H. Cantor, and N. birth." After considerable dis-Kantor of Vancouver, and a bro- cussions with the Ontario Attor-
ther in South Africa.
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(Continued from Page 3) to needless controversy.
WJ^le casting no reflections on the good faifji of the Festival of-ficiais and conceding the possi-
nay General and the Canadian-Underwriters Association, Mr. Salsberg reported, an agreement was reached to eliminate the "racial extraction" questioif and to drop the plan for a "country of birth" question. All autonio-bile Insurance companies in Ontario have been ordered to conform to this decision when, re-
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VANCOUVER HADASSAH COUNCIL—Youtli Aliyoh Men's DrtVe. HABONIM PARENTS —- Social — Jon. 23 SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES AUXILIARY—Annual Tea—Jon. 26 LOUISE MAHRER B'NAI B'RITH—Hiffel Smorgosbord
Dinner — Jon. 30
BETH HAMIDROSH LADIES — Teo — Feb, 8 PACIFIC CHAPTER B'NAI B'RITH LADIES NO. 763— ^
« Volentine Donee — Feb. 12
PACIFIC CHAPTER No. 763—Bonnie Brith Doll Roffle—Feb. 12 FAIRVIEW BRANCH 178 CANADIAN LEGION—
Community Directory — Until February 15 HENRIETTA SZOLD CH. HAi>ASSAH—
Annuol Birthdoy Tea—^Feb. 16 VANCOUVER B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN—
Brotherhood Night—Feb. 22 TALMUD TORAH P-TA — Food Foir — Feb. 23 BB HILLEL FOUNDATION — 4th Annus! Play — Feb. 27 HABONIM PARENTS —.Teo — Feb. 27
MIZRACHI LADIES — Annuol Mo'ess Chittim Tea — Mar. 1 YOUTH ALIYAH: — Annual Luncheon — Mar. 2 DEBORAH CHAPrER OF HADASSAH—
"Music of the Nations" — Mor. 13 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION FOR LABOR ISRAEL—
Annual Fund Campaign—Feb. 14 - Mar. 14 BETH ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB — Born Dance — March 19 VANCOUVER PERETZ SCHOOL — Annual Etoxoor — Mor. 23 PACIFIC CHAPTER BB LADIES — Men's Fashion Show — April 3 JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED, LADIES AUXILIARY—
Annual Passover Tea—^April 10 B.B.6. TAMAR NO. 269 — Mother's Day Tea — May 8
bility that the cast misrht be able,
under Dr.* Guthrie's direction, to | panting their application forms, portray the'characters in such a way as to give no offc^nse, we still expressed our- regret that they had chosen this Work anid strongly iirg^d that t^^y give though^ to another choice for the Festival.
At the same time we pointed out that in view of our well-known feeling fo^ civil liberties and freedom of e3a>ression in the arts, ^e would make 9o^attem^ to boycott the production or suppress its performance. We feel this statement is necessary in the interests of accuracy and to recr tif y an incorrect impression which jnay have arisen through press
statements.*'
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RACIST QUESTIONS DBOPPED FROM ONTARIO AUTO INSURANCE FORMS
TORONTO — Elimination of questions pertaining to religion on application forms for automobile insurance in the province of Ontario wasrecently ordered here by the Provincial government. The Joint Public Relations Committee of 'Congress ^nd B'nai B'rith, Central Region is ur^ng the encotu-agemeht of similar ac-. tion regionally and nationally.
J. B. Salsberg, Toronto M.P.P. has issued a statement explain-
should bring them to this meeting, as the draw will be held the following week.
YOUNG JUDAEA JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE
grdups will meet at the Community Centre at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 23. Weather permitting, we will' hike to Stanley Park. In the event that we cannot go on thie hike, regufar meet7 |n|s will be held . . . SENIOR GROUPS have already registered over' twenty-five members for the Tri-city meet ... Ah inter-faith dance will take place in February, and the Senior boys are planning a Stag in the near future . . . The next meeting will take place January 31 , at 7:0d p.-m. .'. . Coming events, January 23, Swimming at Memorial; Pool; February 6, Basket Drive for Seniors ^nd Intermediates, 10:00 am at the Centre. All out! February 11-12-13, Tri-City lUeet in Seattle, travelling by train. Registration fee $1.50; M^rch 5 and 6, Skiuig Weekend up Hollyburri Mountain.
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