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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Thursday, April 9, 1953
Women's Cluh Mews
HADASSAH , HERZUA CHAPTER wiU hold its next general meeting on Tuesday, April 14 at the home of Mrs. R. Fromson, 1467 West 57
PERETZ SCHOOL P-TA
cordially invites the community to its
ANNUAL SPRING TEA
ot the home of
Dr. and Mrs. J. Newstone 4887 Gamble Street
Wednesday, April 15
2:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Avenue at 8:30 sharp . . . The rummage depot is at Mrs. Ly-
njan's, 342 West 18 Ave. Please I g^jij^oi jjelen Dobbs has
call FA. 2117-L or any Herzlia ^een appointed convener of the member for rummage pick-up.     Annual   Spring   Dance, taking *     *     * place May 2 at the Talmud Torah
YOUTH ALrlYAH CHAPTER'S Hall, next meeting wiU be a luncheon *     i * *
gathering on Wednesday, April MIZRACHI WOMEN are hold-15 at the home of Mrs. Paul Ed- ing a Yiskor Tea at the home of wards, 6525 Hudson St. The meet- Mrs. Ethel Tyer,\ 806 W. 15 Av-ing will be followed by another enue on Sunday, April 12th, from ' "carnation bee" and everyone is 2 to 5:30 p.m. Please come and asked to turn out and help. . . .help support Mizrachi. Rehearsals are in full swing fori *     * *
tiie giant Henrietta Szold-Youth SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES' Aliyah musical to be presented AUXH/IARY second annua 1 at the Avon Theatre M^y 10. Ap- Farmers' Market Day will start proximately 100 people are in- at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April volved in this apabitious under- 15 and will continue through the taking tmder the supervision of day   and   evening.   A special
Cloro Cole: Convener
talented newcomer Murray Katz-man as producer, writer and director of the show. Assistant producers aire Bea Goldberg and Dr. Syd Zbarsky, while Jerry Lancaster is stage manager and Harold Lauer and Howie Isman are the musical directors. Vij Cameron has kindly donated her services as musical director.
LADIES' AUXILIARIES
; PERETZ SCHOOL P-TA have I completed plans for their Spring Tea, taking place this year at] the home of Dr. & Mrs. J. New-stone, 4887 Cambie Street, Wednesday afternoon April 15 from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Clara Cole, convener of this affair extends a warm welcome to every lady in the community to attend this Tea and support the work of the
tre, Tuesday evening, April'21 at 8:15 p.m. . . . Any members having parcels for the rummage sale to be held the same day, April 21 at 1:00 at the Arcadian Hall, will please phone Mrs. E. Zacks, KErr. 6261. . . . Remember Blood Donor's Night ^t the Talmud Torah under sponsorship of the B'nai B'rith Men's Lodge.
B'nai Brith - Community Council
Blood Donor Clinic Tues., April 21, 7 p.m.
at Talmud Toroh
CARD OF CONDOLENCE
We wish to express our deepest sympathy ond condolence to Mrs. Slozberg ond family on the sod loss of their loving husband and fother.
FARBAND LABOR ZIOKISt ORDER
BBS
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
1013-A Robson St.
Open - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
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We need
Costume jewellery. Knick-knacks, Chinoware, Cutlery, Pictures, Wall-plaques, Vases, Lamps.
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Baby Clothes, used but clean. Men's Clothes: ties, socks, shoes,
used but cteon. Ladies' Clothes: hats, bags, blouses, skirts, sweaters, shoes, used but clean.
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We con turn your clean and usable merchandise into cash for charities. If unable to bring bundles to the store,! call Mrs. Lil Lefcoe, AL. 0829-Y or Mrs. Nancy Appleton, AL. 3181-R.
MRS. LBL POPLACK
kosher dinner will be served between the hours of 5 to 7 p.m., followed x by bingo games and other activities. Booths loaded with special foods and baking delicacies will be available. ... Farmers' Day Market will specialize in Jewish dishes, knishes, blintzes, chopped herring; pickled fish, gefilte fish, corned beef,' roast beef, various types of salads, chopped liver, pitzah, dairy products, vegetables, groceries, preserves and a variety of baking. Mrs. Lil Poplack, under whose chairmanship this event was so successful last year, has again undertaken this tremendous job, assisted by the co-convenor, Mrs. Tilly Pastinsky. Every member of Schara Tze-deck is behind this eyent and all the members of the auxiliary will again respond by their contributions towards these specialties.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
AFTERNOON    GROUP wUl
Jiold its next general meeting at the Community Centre, Wednesday, April 15 at 12:30 p.m. The program will consist of a dramatic skit entitled "Magic Missions." Members are asked to please bring something for the Thrift Shop.
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN VANCOUVER  CHAPTER No. 77*s next general meeting will be held at the Community Cen-
Approve Autopsies In Israel for Medical Reseorch
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — The Ministerial Law-Committee has at the request of the Minister of Health, Joseph Serlin, confirmed and prepared the text of a law to be proposed to the Knesset which wiU allow autopsies in Israel for the purpose of scientific research. The Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Herzog, has given his approval to the law.
Open Letter
(Continued from Page 2)
cation that only a day school offers.
My  suggestion  is, therefore, that at least one day in the week, on the Sabbath, the students of Vancouver Talmud Torah be exr pected to attend a Junior Congregation which will meet in Congregation   Schara Tzedeck. This is not asking too much. Although the Talmud Torah must maintain a neutrality between the two main,synagogues, in order to preserve its communal role, it must be considered that: a) the far greatest majority of the students attending would have ordinarily attended a Talmud Torah affiliated with an Orthodox synagogue; b) the Conservative synagogue does conduct its own school with competes with the interests of the Talmud Torah. In order to compensate Congregation Schara Tzedeck for. its tremendous sacrifice in behalf of a communal' day school, it would be right and commendable for the Talmud Torah to entrust its children  to  the  guidance and supervision of an Orthodox synagogue once a week.
As you see Rabbi Goldenberg, I think you ought to have the same opportunities as your colleague. Rabbi Kogen, in exerting an influence and teaching college students and Jewish children of the elementary school age.
I have written this letter purely in the interest of justice and common sense and perhaps out of a sincere wish to see my successor given an equal opportunity, as anyone else in the community, to contribute to Judaism.
With this letter I feel I must cease all correspondence to the "Jewish Western Bulletin" and to you, Rabbi Goldenberg. I shall be occupied with my own congregation in Maiden, Massachusetts, and will have no time for the interests of another community. But I will look forward to your possible reply and occasionally glancing through the news of a community which will be dear to my heart as long as I live.
Fraternally yours, (signed) LEON M. MOZESON.
® Youth Affairs
TOTEM 646 first meeting of the Spring Term will take place Sunday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Centre. All members are ask^d to attend.
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AZA 119 will hold their next general meeting Sunday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Centre. Voting will take place for the AZA Sweetheart . . . The recent money -drive for the BB Children's home in Israel was very successful . . . Coming soon is the Sneak Preview. This will be a first run picture, and should be presented around the end of April. VI
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