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JEWISH   WESTERN BUULETJN
Thursday, May 1, 1952
Women's Club News
HADASSAH
IIADASSAH COUNCIL SACRIFICE LUNCHEON Let's make a date for the 4th of June
The time, will be just past noorij The place, the Talmud Torah Hall, We hope to see you one iand all. Each committee is ably manned, A scrumptious luncheon they have planrted;
Next week we'll let "you know the score
About the program they have in store.
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HERZLIA CHAPTER invite all Mothers of the community to their special Mother's Day Tea, to be /held on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11 from 3:00 to 5:30 at the Talmud Torah Hall. Mrs. Estljer Seidelman is convening, with Mrs. Lil Poplack and Mrs. Mathil-' da Porte as co-conveners, and you are assured of most appetizing and delicious sandwiches. ' Thete will also be a home baking booth where, the finest of cakes and cookies, baked by our own members will be on sale.'
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NAOm CHAPTER elimination Bridge tournament has now come to a close with the winners in the 1st Division being Sam and Morris Silverman who defeated Al ^larris and Joe Shacter in a hard fought match. Booba and Aser Harowitz were the winners over Dcfna and Sam Lipson in the second division. Congratulations to the new champs and thanks to all who entered the tournament.
SENIOR CLUB members Mrs. Chechik-and Mrs. PuUen cordially invite the wpmen of the Community to attend their Annual Tea, taking place Sunday, May 4 from 2-6 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Chechik, 4749 W. 7th Ave. The hostesses hope for the support they have had in the past to make this tea a success , . . Mrs. J. Moskovitz and Mrs. J. Kach-enovsky,! also members of this club will hold their annual affair for the Pioneer Women in the form of' a .Social taking place Sunday, May 11 at the Jewish Community Centre. Please keep
this date open..
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KINNERETH   CLUB   are all
actively engaged in making babies and children's clothes for the forthcoming "White Elephant Sale" 'to be held at the Community. Centre on May 18. Meetings are being held every Monday until the sale, and all members are urged to attend.
Cash and Carry Discount of Kosher Butchers
A new policy has been inaugurated at the three kosher butcher shops. A five per cent (5%) discount will Jbe extended on all cash and carry purchases.
Beginning with this week the price of kosher chickens will be reduced drastically. At present kosher meat aftd chick<^ns are available only ffom the three kosher butcher shops. These are: Co-operative Kosher Meat Society;—659 W. Broadway.
Swartz Kosher Meat Miarket— 3170 Oak Street.
Vancouver Kosher Meat' Market—3881 Oak Street. .
GO.LDA MYERSON CLUB will hold a social evening for members and friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon, 4775 Granville St. Please note the change of date from Sunday, May 4, to Sunday, May 11, owing to many other conflicting affairs on the former date.
HENRIETTA SZOLD Chapter will have a novel evening for members on Sunday, May 18 the Talmud Torah. It will be' a "Country  Fair'*   with members wearing jeans and cpttons. This is an "Aid to lisrael" Affair so keep the date open for a wonderful evening. ... A rummage sale will be held on Monday, May 12 at Arcadian Hall. . . . Depots for rummage are:   Dorothy Miller, 415 W. 28 Avenue; Eileen Narod, 5512 College Highroad; Bea Goldberg, 1291 W. 49 Avenue; Florence Smiley, 1521 W. 60 Avenue and Molly Balshine, 1401 Devon--shire Crescent.
NORDAU CHAPTER'S next meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 5, at the home of Mrs. Vine, at 1012 Richelieu, at 8:30. Mrs. Biely will be guest speaker and her topic will be of great interest. Let's vhave a good turnout.
pioneer Women
PIONEER CLUBS are being spurred to make the "White Elephant Sale" and Social on Sunday, May 18 a huge success, as the urgent need for funds to settle hundreds of youth and children in the new homes of Gedera arid Bashit is'»greater than ever. Mrs. Moss, home cooking convener, reports that orders for beigel, gefilte fish and knishes taken in advance will be filled the day of the sale. Mrs. M. Sambad of Gordonia, reports that a^big variety of aprons and kitchen towels are being prepared. Ruth Taback, chairman of the Kennereth Booth announces that children's clothes for boys and girls age 1 to 6 are being made by the club, imder expert supervision. The committee is also hard at work preparing a varied floor show, under the leadership of Mr. Ben Kopelow. There will be fun, bargains and a good time for all.
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HANTTA CLUB will hold their next meeting at the home of Beula Kovish, 737 West 23rd Ave., on Tuesday, May 6. This ewill be in the form of a Social.
LADIES' AUXILIARIES TALMUD TORAH P-TA will
hold it's next general meeting at the school on Monday, May 5 at 8:30 p.m. Speaker will be Mr. Eussel K. MacKenzie, Mental Health co-ordinator of the Vancouver School Board. . . . The raffle drawn at the Turnabout Tea was »won by Mr. Lou Aver-
hach. ; /
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.SISTERHOOD BETH ISRAEL will hold their next meeting on Wednesday May 21. This will be in the form of a buffet, luncheon, arid elections of officers will take place.
B'NAI B'RITH women VANCOUVER  CHAPTER No.
77 will hold their next meeting in the form of installation of newly elected officers for 1952-53 to be held at the Community Centre on Tuesday evening, May 6th, 8:15 p.m. . . Mrs. I. Becker will be Installation Officer, assisted by Mrs. Ed. Miller as Mistress of Ceremonies. Pianist will be Mrs. Paulina Feldman. . . . The officers to be installed are:
Counsellor, Mrs. Sophie Shore; President, Mrs. E. Zacks; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Sam Shine; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs". H. Yacht; Conductress, Mrs. Millie Hertzosr; Treasurer, Mrs. Rose Kaplan; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Rebecr ca Harrison; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Marge Davis; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Essie Hartog; Assisting Corr. Secretary, Mrs. Anne Simons; Sentinel, Mrs. Rose Singer. Trustees, Mrs. Anne Road-burg, Mrs. Dora Gross, Mrs. Mollie Glotman, Mrs. Celia Weiner, Mrs. Edith Sweid, Mrs. Ethel Loomer and Mrs. Minnie Klausner; Mem-« bers-at-Iarge, Mrs. Manya Oku-ist, Mrs. Clara Greenberg, Mrs. A. Buchman, Mrs. S. Stein, Mrs. Anne Marder and Mrs. E. Lee.
Delegates to Grand Lodge convention to be held in Seattle in August are: Chartered Delegate, Mrs. E. Zack; Delegates, Mrs. Sam Shine and Mrs. Joe Kaplan; Alternates, Mrs. Ed. Miller^ Mrs. lymie Hersog and Mrs. E. Hartog.
'Stephen Wise' Dromo On ifernol Light
The radio drama, "Stephen Wise—A Voice for Justice," writ-en by Marc. Siegel, will be presented on the Eternal Light, (9:30 a.m. over KOMO Seattle) on Sunday, May 4.
Baking Contest Winners Announced
Winniers of the B'nai ^B'rith Women Chaper No. 77, Fifteenth Annual Baking Contest held Tuesday evening, April 22, at the Community Centre are as JEollows: (a) Chocolate and Fudge Cake, 1st, Mrs. Fromkin; 2nd, Mrs. Bydal; 3rd, Mrs. L Hai-rison; (b) Sponge & Angel Cake, 1st, Mrs. H. Yacht; 2nd,' Mrs. Joe Kaplan; 3rd, Mrs. M. Miner; Sponge (Iced), 1st', Mrs. Abe Cantor; (c) Bread, 1st, • Mrs. Rose Yanovich; (d) Strudel, 1st, Mr^. J. Sweid; 2nd, Mrs. C. Schnider; (e) Teiglich, ist, Mrs. Rosalie Snider; 2nd, Mrs. R. Gurevich. '
(f) Beigel, 1st, Mrs. L. O. Chechick; 2nd, Mrs. Ethel Loomer; (h) Egg Cookies, 1st, Mrs. Dora Levy; 2nd, Mrs. M. Miner; (i) Nothings, 1st, Mrs. Sam Shine; 2nd, Mrs. H. Sabblut; 3rd, Mrs. Waltcuk; (j) Cookies Rolled, .1st, Mrs. Sam Klausner; Cookies Dropped, 1st, Mrs. Manya Okul-ist.
(k)  Miscellaneous Cakes, 1st, Mrs. M. Miner; 2nd, Mrs. L. Marder; 3rd, Mrs. May Prosterrriah; (m) Miscellaneous, 1st, Mrs. A. Buchman; 2nd, Mrs. Sarah Rankin 3rd, Mrs. Lerman; Magic Baking Powder Iced Layer Cake, 1st, Mrs. Marjorie James; 2nd, Mrs. Rebecca Harrison; Blue Ribbon Tea  Biscuits,   1st,  Mrs. Sophie Shore;* 2nd, Mrs. Rebepca Becker; 3rd, Mrs. Ziha Shine; 4th, Mrs. Rebecca Harrison.
The pair of hand knitted men's SOX, donated by Mrs. R. Davis, was won by Mrs. M. Gurevich. The winner of'beautiful decor-ate4 .assorted food basket donated by T. Eaton & Company was Mrs. Essie Hartog.
Race Institute Report
EMPHASIZE CONCILIATION WITH SUPPORT OF LAyr
seen the picture. The results were a vivid .demonstration of how rumors get started through exaggeration, understatement and distortion of fact, even if imintentional. This experiment is worthy of wide repetition and study. •
Other speakeirs at the institute included, Ernest Lawrence, who reported on discrimination practiced against colored people from the British West Indies who seek to migrate to Canada, and Frank Galder, first native In<|ian MLA in Canada who reported on the discrimination practiced against Ipdians in this country.
Mrs. Rex Eaton, OBE, chairman of ^ the closing session of the institute, reported that the Council of Women of which she is a past president, had been the first group to ask the BXU. government for an FEP act in its submission of a year ago. She pointed to the , discrimination shoivn by the lack of foster homes for children of mixed racial origin.
. . Please keep the following dates in mind: . . . May 5th—^Annual Spring Luncheon, Convenors Mrs. Essie Hartog and Mrs. Anne Simons; May 22nd—Rummage Sale; May 28th—Annual Garden Party.
national council of jewish women .
EVENING SECTION held elections for 1952-53 and the following are the new officiers:
Chairman, Mrs. S. Kort;. 1st Vice-chairman, Mrs. D. Sigler; 2nd Vice-chairman, Mrs. I. Koen-igsberg; Recording Secretary* Mrs. V. Warren; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. T. Everall; Trea-sureir, Mrs. M. Mickelson; Board Members, Mesdames J. Bass, H. Pollack, N. Oreck, E^ Rozen, V. Hertzman, J. Zimmerman, B. Herman, E. Friedman, M. Watters, J. Cohen, B. Schacter, H. Northy» W. Bellows . . . The recipe committee held a meeting on Thursday, May 1 at the home of Ella Northy. All members of Council are requested to send in recipes, those of their families, friends and acquaintances, a recipe that you yourself enjoy will be appreciated by otheris. Captains for the various depsirtments of the cook book are: Margaret Koenigsberg, Freda Stoffman, Thelma Freidman, Ethel Kliffer and' Udelle Wall. Recipies are to be sent or phoned to Ella Northy. 377 W. 46th Ave.. FR. 9738.
Editor's Note: Due to-lack of space in last week's issue the ful report on the recent Race Relations. Institute had to be curtailed. The statements of the vaHous guest speakers are carried below.
Education and conciliation in overcoming discriminatory practices in employment was emphasized by George H. Revelle, chairman of the Washington State Board Against Discrimination in industry, guest- speaker at the closing session, "A penalty clause is needed in the FEP act/' Mr' Revelle stated, "to strengthen the conciliation process and to use as a iast resprt if necessary." He cited, several examples of how the board he heads works to eliminate discrimination in employment through conciliation.
The board headed by Mr. Re velle also has the power to set up advisory agencies to. consider discrimination in other fields such as housing accommodation, although it does not have the right of enforcement in these areas.
Civic By-law Report
The civic by-law against discrimination is still under consideration, it was reported by Alderman Halford Wilson, who chaired the institute's banquet session. Alderman Wilson expressed the belief that City Council already has the power to pass this by-law, but that any doubts as to its authority in this area will.be cleared away once the new city charter is passed by the provincial legislature,
"People who are malefactors in racism are not. interested in education," stated Nathan T. Nemetz, QC, guest speaker at the banquet. "Such people' can only be educated with an enforcable law. ..That's ..why ..legislation., is needed n^t only in employment but in housing, business service and other fields.
"Many people know what is needed," he added, "but are afraid to  do anything about it." Mr.
Remember the Martyred
Nemetz criticized the "perversion of definitions" which leads to a situation ."peace means war, war means peace and people who advocate true brotherhood are accused of communism."
"Rumor Clinic"
A most enlightening "Rumor Clinic" was conducted by Knute Buttedahl, secretary of the Joint Labor Committee Against Discrimination and director of the Institute. After showing a certain picture to the audience, Mr. Buttedahl asked one person who had seen the picture to tell its story t<v another person "who had not seen it. The story was then passed on through a group of four or five other persons who hadn't
./...The IcKsal JNF committee has /issued another /appeal for the purchase of trees for the "Martyr's Forest" in Israel, being established to commemorate the six million Jews who perished in Europe. A car parade to canvass the community i^ being planned for Sunday, May 18. For further information call the Zionist office at iBA. 3334.
CARD OF THANKS
The President and Executive of the Talmud Torah P-TA wish to express their sincere thonks to Mrs. Edno Lipetz, convener, and to the poureirs and servers and guests who helped make their Turnabout Tea so success-> ful. Also special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Saul Shaffer who odd-ed so much to everyone's enjoyment.
B'noi B'rith Women Chapter 77
will hold their
Annuel Spring Luncheon
at the Jewish Commiiitity, Centre Monday, Moy 5 at 12:30 p.m.
Conveners:  Mrs. Essie Hartog Mrs. Anne Simons
Annual Raffle to be drown
EVERYONE CORDIALLY ^INVITED
Qyeen Esther Yoyth Aliyah Groyp
invite you and your friends &o oHend a
Your support to this project is needed.