fjidoy, January 21, 1955
J E W/l S H   W E S T E R N   B U L LET I N
Poge Five
To reach the Sociol Edifdr, Phone BAyvJew 3125—9:36 o.im. to 5 p.m.
Mr. arid ttTrs; Horris Gelfond have returned hbme «fter spending the past month visiting relatives and fr-iends in Eastern United States and Canada. They attended ^e wedding in Detroit
Vaneouves- Lodge B'ltai B nth Makes Cominittee Appointment
The establishment'of a new I^geADL committee was announced this jveek along with all other committee appointments for Vancouver Lodge B'nai B*rith by S. B. Gervin, newly installed president.-Morris Saltzman was named chairman of of the new committee which will initiate ADL activities a the membership level. ^ The new committee will work
in Cooperation with the Joint
f^^/^'^^eW^'Ge^ Relations Committee of
tomssJI^S^a^ an<i stopHcongress'and B'nai E'rith. Other ped^off m Chicago^nd Wmmi^^^ named to the Lodge
on their.way i«wne.^     . : adl   Committee   include; Don
iivt^^      V Angel, Morris Belkin, Leon Tes-
^;r'^T^- ^ Mr. Lier, A. J. Arnold, Norman L.
and Mrs. I. Harnson and Mrs. oreck.
Zacks have left on a month's ^ trip to ;Palm Springs, Los An-and vicinity.
BIRTHS
grandparents.
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year of well-planned programs for Vancouver Lodge was heralded by the fact that the pres,ident himself is heading up ^ program committee. Otheif
^'^^^^ of the program com-
^^^''^ in addition to Mr. Gervin
theteth of a son. Randall Bruce are J. Gordon. S. K. Cole, Nat on January 14 at St. Paul's ^s-L^d^ig, a. J. Arnold,. N. Wise-
J- Parkin Uian, N. Singer and J. Balshine. of XJncouver and Mr; and Mrs. The important HiUel Board S. Kaplan of Edmonton, are [committee will this year be headed up by Morely Koffman,^who was formerly active in Hillel as Mr. and Mrs. L. Lockey (nee U student. Others on the Hillel EVa Chernov) of San Francisco committee are F. O'Brart, N. announce the birth of a daughter, k^oomer, M. M. Waterman, A. Ilene Beth. Grandparents are Mr. cristall. N. Ludwig, D. Youngson, and Mrs. L Chernov of this city.|N. Fox.      Aceman, S. Hyman,
, M. Lerman and L. Zimmerman.
Mr. and >Mrs. Gordon Slobin announce the birth of a baby daughter Belinda, born January 10 in Basel, Switzerland. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slobin of Vancouver.
CALGARY — Born to Mr. and SJlrs. Morris Belzberg, a son.
Nathan T. Nemetz, QC, was named chairman of the Goodwill Dinner Committee with committee members including N. Pox, J. Ablowitz, Dr. Roy. Waldman M. Saltzman and J. Aceman. . Sam KlaUsiier and Joe Morris were named co-chairmen of the Sick and visiting committee with Harold Mani^ and Frank Atnlkov also serving on the committee.
Other comipittee appointments include: investigations—Eli Weinberg .chairman; Ralph Greenberg M. Batiste; Finance—^Sam Shine chairman, Eli Weinberg, L. White M. Batlst and M. Chark; Refreshments — Joe Morris, chairman Ernie Roy and Nate Singer; Public Institutions and Social Service—J. B. Jaffee, chairmsin; N. Levin; By-laws and Constitutions A. Goldsmith, chairman; Sam Hyman, Morely Koffman; Publicity, A. J. Arnold, chairman; Degree Team—S. Pelman and Don Angel; Veterans Affairs -Charles Gorvich, Ralph Greenberg; Canadian Je>vish Congress •
Activities
be
THE WORLD OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM
will be presented of the
York Theatre
Feb. 12 & 13
o» 8:30 p.m. Tickets ot PA. 8640
YOUTH ALIYAH SABBATH
Vancouver Hadassah will guests of Congregation Beth Is rael this Friday night, Januaify 21, in conjunction with the ob servance Of Youth Aliyah Sab bath. Rabbi Kogen will speak on the theme "Human Salvage in Israel."
" "V an c'6 u V e Y H^dafssah' ^ hks launched its annual Youth Aliyah Drive fo help the work of saving underprivileged Jewish children, brouight to Israel from al over the world. Rabbi Kogen's talk will deal with the work o Youth Aliyah and specifically that aspect which he.saw in Israel last summer.
iThe liturgical portion of the service will be chanted by Cantor Abraham Deutsch with the assistance of the Beth Israel Choir under the direction of Sol Pel-man.
WHAT THEY SAY:
" The World of Sholom Aleichpm' Is o delightfHl show. A show bulg-: iiig with warmth ond good humor, o lender sentimeiital self critical world, o world which^must hove been o difficult one in which to live, but one which wos colorful and entertaining in retrospect. The Worid of Shblom Aleichem' is too good to miss." •
—"Americon Hebrew"
'The Worid of Sholom Aleichem' is sheer magic, exquisite dramatic entertainment."
m Lesner (Chicago Doily News)
SCHARA TZEDECK FRn>AY
{Evening Services for January 21 will feature the participation of I the following members of the i Congregation's Youth Group: Andrew Gold, son of Mr/ and Mrs. I David Gold, will review tlie Sed-rah of the week and Bernie Pop-lack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Majc [Poplack, will chant the Kiddush.
The Services which begin [promptly at 8:30 p.m. will be chanted by Cantor David Rez-nik assisted by the. Young Boys' Choir. The Sermon will be given by Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg jw^o will officiatie.
Host dnd hostess of the Oneg Shabbat following the Services on January 28 will be Mr. and Mrs. I Joseph "Morris who' will be celebrating their wedding Anniversary with the Congregational I family.
Full of humor, color, sentiment and nostalgia, provides some of the best theatre."
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"SPORTS   HIGHLIGHTS OF
1954" will be the featured movie at the third meeting of Schara ! Tjredeck's recently inaugurated Prayer and Breakfast Club Sun-|day morning, January 23 at 9:30 a^m. The movie will show the top events of the BEG Games including the Bannister-Landy Miracle Mile, the Grey Cup game and outstanding plays of the 1954 World Series. This movie will be the climax of a very interesting morning which starts with a short prayer Servjce at 9:30, a 10 minute study period led by
Rabbi Goldenberg at 10 o'clock, followed by a hearty Sunday morning breakfast.
The Prayer and Breakfast Club has now become a regular Sunday morning event at Schara Tzedeck. All fathers and children . . . whether members of Schara Tzedeck or not, are invited.
INSTITUTE FOR ADULT JEWISH STUDIES at Schara Tzedeck will begin its winter session on Monday, January 31 and will end on Monday evening, February 28. . '
The winter term will offer for the first time a series of courses and panel discussions in the area of Jewish Music and Israeli Folk Dancing.
On Monday, January 31 and on Monday, Pebruaty 7, the Institute will offer recorded, concerts devoted to Liturgical and Israeli music, respectively. A panel of expert* and musicians will comment. The concerts will begin at 8:15 p.m. and end at 9:00 pjn.
The last three Mondays of the hstitute: Feb. 14, 21 and 28, will be devoted to the teaching of sraeli Folk Dancing led by an experienced Instructor.
Hebrew for beginners will also be given during the winter session beginning at 8:00 p.m. At 9 o'clock, Rabbi Goldenberg will continue his series of lec-ures on basic Jewish concepts.
number  of  guest lecturers, prominent in the Pacific Northwest have been invited te de-iver some of the lectures.
Registration fee for all courses is 75c. Course fee—$1.00. Those taking two courses will be charged the special rate of $1.50, Additional members of a family wilf only have to pay the registration ee. College Students will be admitted free. Members of Youth and Young Adult Organizations will only be charged the regis-ration fee.  Registration at the Schara Tzedeck office (CE. 4929) daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday. Sundays 1 a.m. to 1:00 pjn.
representative, Bsve Matlin; Jud aism and Jewi^ Affairs, Frank O'Brart;   Special   Projects, M? Saltzman; Dr. Roy Waldnian, J. BiEtlshine, J. Aeeinan, H. Mann, H. Kaufmann, R. Fromson, S. Shine, N. Ludwig, L. White, S. Kdlen sky, M. 'Koffman, R. Stein, F; O'Brart;   J ewish Conunimity Council Representatives—^Dr. R Waldman, F. O'Brart, A. Mack-off, R. Fromson; Blood Bank, J. Balshine, chairman; M. Batlst, N. Singer, Al Grossman; United Nations Association, R. Fromson Membership Retention, J. Balshine, chairman, M. Batist, S Klausner, J. Checov; Membership Acquisition, N. Ludwig, chairman F. O'Brart, S. K. Cole, H. Kaufman; Special: Relief and Rehabilitation, N. Levin, Jl B. Jaffe Grand Lodge Visitation, N. Fox Community Centre, J. Balshine; BBYO and Youth, J. Aceman, chairman; H. Mann,. D. Young-son, R. Fromson, R. Waldman; Curling, I. Bemer.
The past presidents committee for this year includes Dr. Roy Waldman, Jack Aceman, Morris Saltzman, Sam Hyman and Jack Koffman.
Brilliant Pianist Solos With Symphony
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"Why, sure as shooting/' declared the old fellow, "he'll be spending all that time teaming all about how to treat them there obstetrics—ond then somebody'll :find o cure!"
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The orchestra, conducted by Irwin Hoffman, will also present the Enigma variations by Elgar,
Ralph Vaughan Williams' Overture to Aristophanes' the Wasps, and the great Mozart '"Jupiter" Symphony.
BYRON JANIS
Soloist with the Vancouver Syohphony orchestra at the next subscription concert (Sunday af-ternoon^ January 23 at the Or-pheum Theatre) will be the brilliant young American pianist Byron Jahis.
In the concert next Sunday, Mr. Janis will perform the Rachmaninoff  2nd  Piano Concerto.
WOMEN'S CLUB NEWS
(Continued from Page 4) ributed among members for the Men's Drive of the Youth Aliyah Campaign.   Members are urged complete their cards as soon as possible.
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