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JEWISH     WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, June 11, 1954
FATHER OF THE YEAR DINNER and DANCE
WEDNESbAY, JUNE 23, 6 P.M. AT SCHARA TZEDECK AUDITORIUM
dal richards and his Orchestra with vocalist lorraine McAllister     * ^
FATHER OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION PROGRAM
Hot Chicken Dinner, Knishes and oil the Trimmings , ~
Tickets: $2.50 per person, now available from Al Lesk, ticket chairman, and from Sid Young and Bill Wolfman, ticket committee.
Auspices: SCHARA TZEDECK MEN'S CLUB
Convener of Peretz
Women's Club Nen's ' 1^'^°°^
HADASSAH
DEBORAH CHAPTER'S next general meeting will be held June 15 at the home of Rae Mann, 5407 Ash St. Nominations and elections of officers for the next terms will be held. A full turnout is requested. ... A reminder to the girls who have not painted their blocks, to do so and bring them to this meeting. Also bring used children's clothing and toys in good condition.
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WEIZMANN CHAPTER of Ha-
dassah held their closing Luncheon-Meeting on June 1 at the home of Mrs. H. Frome. Mrs. Jessie Allman installed the officers for the coming term, previously reported and Mrs. Frome, the new president made the following appointments:
Chairman: Bazaar, Jenny Lud-wig; Co-Chairmen, Mae Prbster-man, Jeanette Chess; Program, Rae Morris, Julie Bernstein, Rose Soskin, Bonny Lermaii,* Mem* bership, Edith White; Publicity, Jeanette Fishman; Youth Alylah,
Dolly HoUenberg; JNF, Manya Archeck; Telephone, Florence Bookman; Tickets for Canada Hall Luncheon, Rose Kaplan; Re-presentativ.e to Jew. Comm. Council and Can. Jewish Congress, Jeanette Fishman; Blood-Bank Convener, Florence Bookman; Bazaar tickets, Mae Pros-termaa^ Shawl raffle, Sue Woog-man; Luncheon Convener, Bessie Fingard. •
LADIES' AUXILIARIES
SCHARA TZEDECK Ladies' Auxiliary will hold their Annual Donors' Dinner at the Schara Tzedeck Auditorium, Wednesday evening, June 16 at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Sam Gould will contribute to the program of the evening with her ever popular vocal selections. Members, non-members and visitors are cordially invited and can make reservations by phoning Mrs. -Mona Toban at KErrisdale 3781-R. Co-convener, of this affair is Mrs. Jennie Fouks. . , . Cards, bingo and other
Jackson, President and Mrs. B. Shnitka, Treasurer were' in charge of collections. ... The election meeting will take place on June 15 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sklut, 2895 West 21st Avenue. All members, are requested to attend this final meeting.
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SENIOR GROUP will hold their Annual Strawberry Festival on June 20 , at the Community Centre. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
PACIFIC  CHAPTER No. 763
will hold their next executive meeting Monday, June 14 at 8:15
p.m. at the home of Marion Kemp, 3487 W. 10th Ave. . . . Don't forget the mixed card social Sunday, June 13 at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre, bring your friends and make up a table. ... If you haven't already ordered your New Year Cards, arid would like to do so, phone Blanche Sparton, CHerry 8275.
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VANCOUVER CHAPTER No. 77 — There will be no,general meeting of this Chapter until' June 22. . . . A social evening has been reserved, for Saturday evening, June 26, at the Jewish Community Centre.
Tourists Inaugurate New Israel Dock
Ladies' Auxiliary Jewish Homp for the Aged of B.C.
invite the ladies of the community ~io o
LUNCHEOH MEETING
THURSDAY/JUNE 17, 12:30 F.M.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Please Attend and show yoar interest in this worthwhile communal project.
Pacific Chapter BB Women No. 763
ore having a
MIXED CARD SOCIAL
SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 8 P.M. COMMUNITY CENTRE
Refreshments will be served
Proceeds: BBYO
ANNOUNCEMENT
ROBERT A. WINNER
B.A., B.Sc.
OPTOMETRIST
takes pleasure In announcing thot he has moved his offices across the street from the Vancouver Block to 789 GRANVILLE STREET
nntilV.°t!"V°''^°'^ *° ^^'"^ °' ^^"^'^^ mony friends ond
patients at this convenient street l§vel office neorRobson Street
789 Granville St,
PA. 8653
—Photo -by Krass MRS; EQITH HESTRIN is convener of the Peretz School P-TA Spring Dance taking place this Saturday, June 12 at the Talmud Torah Auditorium. This affair is always looked forward to with a great deal of anticipation, and will no doubt be as enjoyable as ever. Tickets are available at $1.25 each from P-TA members or by telephoning GE. 6348.
entertainment  will   follow the dinner. . . . Members are requested to make every effort to attend], as the cotrimittee in ' tShjtfge '^iS | planning a most enjoyable evening. ' *     * *
JEWISH HOME FOR THE I AGED OF B.C., Ladies Auxiliary A Luncheon Meeting with nominations and elections will take place at the Jewish Community CJentre, Thursday afternoon, June 17, 12:30 p.m. Members and friends cordially invited. Mrs. Jessie Allman will be chairman. Please attenjd aijd show your interest in this worthwhile communal project.
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Talmud Torah P-T A's closing meeting for this term has been postponed to Monday June 14 instead of June 7 as previously scheduled. A mixed social will follow' a short business meeting. There will be bingo with pfizes and cards. (Please bring your own cards) Tea will be served and a full attendance is anticipated.
HAIFA—^The first large group of tourists to reach Israel this season are seen debarking from the luxury liner "Brittanio." Haifa's new deep-water dock hod just i»een completed when the liner arrived. The new dock is part of the development plans for Haifa port being carried out with the aid of a grant of $1,456,000 from State of Israel Bond invest^ menfs. Deep-water cargo wharfs, worehouses and silos, all under construction ore part of the development plan which will expand Hoifo's freight handling capacity to 1,900,000 tons per year. This picture helps to show Israel Bond purchasers how their investment helps the Jewish state. The 1954 Israel' Bond drive in Vancouver conies to a grand climax at the Rally and Concert this Sunday night in Beth Israel Auditorium.
Some Pertinent Points About Israel Development Bonds
PIONEER WOMEN
GORDONIA CLUB held a most successful Tea in aid of a Youth Training School in the Negev, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yorsh. Mr? B. Victor capably convened this  affair.   Mrs. S.
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The Bulletin has been asked to re-state some of the pertinent information concerning the sale of Israel Bonds in Vancouver which unf ortuna£ely appeared in garbled form in last week's issue:
Vancouver is the only city where Israel Bonds can' be purchased on budget plan with 10 percent down and the balance to follow in nine monthly payments.
Two types of bonds are again for sale this year. One is the 15-ye'ar dollar coupon bond in denominations of $500 and up, bearing interest at the rate of
four percent (instead of 3% percent as last year). The second is the 10-year dollar savings bond in denominations of $100 and up, with maturity value 150 percent of issue amount. ^
In answer to questions about how Israel will pay for the Bonds on maturity, Mr. Lefohn pointed out that the Jewish state is doing even more than some other countries that have bonds to repay by budgetting against maturity dates. In this waj;^ although bonds may sometimes sell below par when they go on the market, they are certain to be paid for in full on maturity.
Hoshomer Hatzair Kibbutzim Will Take Hired Labor
TEL.AVrV (ZINS)—The Ha-shomer jHatzair kibbutzim are undergoing a revolutionary change which will end a longstanding tradition. They will begin hiring labor for the kibbutzim. Negotiations have finally been sa(tisfactorily completed between the leadership of the Hash-omer Hatzair and the Labor Bureaus and the Ministry of Labor.
The agreement states that employees will be hired on the following terms: for the first six
months a worker ©will receive 40 pounds per / month in salary, in addition to all other facilities supplied to members of the kibbutz, such as food, clothing, etc. Three hours a day will be devoted to the study of Hebrew and other subjects. The worker will receive 50 pounds per month for the second six month period and if he decides to remain there permanentfy, he will receive a bonus of 60 pounds at the end of the first year. In spite of the fact that an age-limit of 40 years has been decided on, there will most probably be no age limitations. The only disqualifying provision will be poor health.