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BJ.YJII. LIONS Chaptei 1S9
YOUTH DANCE
TJiere will be held on December 18, one of the most spectacular dances and show at the Schara Tzedeck BaUroom. This show and dance is jointly sponsored by B.B.Y.M. Chapter 159 Lions, A.ZA. 646 and B.B.G. 229.   It will start at 8 o'clock The Totem Sponsored Talent Show will commence
GENERAL MEETING
The next regular Totem general meeting will be held at the Vancouver Jewish Community Centre, December 15. A photog-i sharp - _
rapher wiU be present to take a group picture of Totems. The;     9 o'cloVk^sharp^*"Th^''show^viU^^^ the Jewish
starting tmie has been changed to an afternoon tune slot. Meeting youth of the community. There will be dancing before the wiU begm promptly at 2:30 o clock. ^ show and after it.  Refreshments will be cokes and do-nuts and
The mam program of this meeting is the election for the 1949 ^ sorts of food January - June term of officers.  All members are requested to
attend promptly at 2:30 p.m. All members are requested to pay all dues owing to Alan Barad, club treasurer.
TAIiENT SHOW
Admission: 50c a couple and 35c for stag[s.   Come one, come all! Everybody welcome! B.B.YL.M. MOVIE NIGHT
»   m i    m  ^.     7       -1     j* I       The night is drawing near on which the Big B.B.Y.M. Movie
« *° announce the "B.B.G. 229, | held.  This will be one more feather in the many-plumed
B.B.YM. LIONS and TOTEM" Sponsored Talent Show. This b.B.Y.M.  This big extravaganza is tc be held some tLme
contest is open to all Jewish or non-Jewish youth. The date of this Talent Show is December 18. Be sure to come to this galaxy of maybe stars of the future, at the Schara Tzedeck Auditorium.
The doors open at 8:00 p.m. sharp.  The big show starts at 9:00 p.m.
Claude Kovin, sports representative of Totems, is scheduling a hike up Hollyburn very soon.
For more and exact hews, please refer to this same column next week.
Western Yehuda Hatzair News
(By IDA ZYSBLAT) The snow covered groimd, and the below zero temperatures, bring joy to a Young Judaean's heart.  Why? . . . because they are signs that winter, the season of so many festivities, has finally arrived!!
Yes, Chanukah is not far off, and in many Western machanot celebrations and programs are being planned to commemorate the heroic battles of the ancient Maccabbees, and pay tribute to , our modern day heroes, bravely fighting for the freedom of our nev/iy born Jewish State, Israel. .
This is the season of the year when our chevra's fancies turn to thoughts of ... . Winter Kvutzot, and Rallies. Com-nuttees have been planning ,these functions for several months and as the time draws close, the very air is filled with excitement and new vigorous, stimulating spirit.
The Alberta Rally Committee has announced the dates and agenda of their forthcoming winter rally. It will be held this year in Edmonton from the evening of December 25th to the evening of December 29th, and an attendance of over 100 chevra is expected. 'The following is the official rally agenda (subject to change), packed full of social, business, and educational sessions to insure a well rounded program:
Saturday, December 25th, Evening—^Mixer Party, Registration.
Sunday, December 26th, Morning—^Registration, Official Opening, Business Session.
Simday, December 26th, Afternoon—Olympiada K'tana.
Stmday, December 26th, Evening—^Debates, Oratory.
Monday, December 27th, Morning—Snow Tramp.
Monday, December 27th, Afternoon—Snow Tramp.
Monday, December 27th, Evening—Chanukah Nite, House Parties.
Tuesday, December 28th, Morning—Sicha.
Tuesday, December 28th, Afternoon—Bowling.
Tuesday, December 28th, Evening—Tally Ho, Amateur Nite, Hora. I^ession.
Wednesday, December 29th, Morning—^Basketball.
Wednesday, December 29th, Afternoon—^EVee.
Wednesday, December 29th, Evening—^Banquet, Dance, Official Close.,
after the New Year, and it will have as entertainment a full-length comedy feature, and after this movie there is going to be a dance. Remember, keep your Sunday night open when this movie will beheld.
EVENTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE
B.B.Y.M. is putting on their First Anniversary Dance on February 12, 1949.
Musicale to be held for the benefit of our members. Initiation of our pledges. Remember, B.B.Y.M. will soar to further heights during the next year.
For more, information regarding the Alberta Rally, please contact Izzy Gliener,. 10332—114th Street, Edmonton.
I'm sorry that spactf does n,ot permit me to give you the details of the other Western Kvutzot and Rallies, but for information regarding these please get in touch with Albert Schachter, 153 McKenzie Street, Winnipeg, and Marthy Robinson, 3000— 15th Ave., Regina.
Shalom chevra.   See you at the Rally!!!
PIONEER WOMEN'S CLUB
The last general meeting of the Pioneer Women's Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. Eisenstein on Tuesday, December 8. A very distinguished guest at the meeting was Dr. B. Frymer, executive secretary of the Poalei-Zion Organization of America, from New York.
Mrs. M. Archek, president, reported about a special meeting of representatives of all four Pioneer groups at her hotne, when plans were discussed for a combined "Chanukah Celebration,"
The program for this celebration will be arranged by the representatives and cultural chairman of each group.
All the members feel at this time that whatever funds are raised, it is not sufficient to meet the great need, and it was decided to undertake as a special project the catering at different affairs amongst our members. Mrs. Z. Nacht generously consented to head a "committee- of ten" to carry out above project.
Dr. B. Frymer gave a very inspiring talk to the gathering, praising the work of our Chaveroth in Israel, during the war even more than in peacetime, and appealed to the Chaveroth here to get the inspirations and vigor from their idealism, and great responsibilities which they look upon themselves to rebuild again what our enemies' destroyed during the recent war, and also to create new positions to be able to bring and absorb our homeless remnants who are seeking a permanent home, and to live as respectable citizens. All present were very much impressed with Dr. Frymers words.
After the meeting, Mrs. J. Eisenstein served delicious refreshments which were enjoyed by all.
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Pei^eiz Schule P.-T.A. News
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Traditional Chanukah latkes will combine with the latest in modern music to make the Peretz Schule P.T.A. Chanukah party on December 26th an outstanding event. Entertainment will be of the usual hilarious variety, all in the Chanukah spirit. . Members and their friends are assured of an evening full of fun and frolic.
Children are looking forward to their own Chanukah party on the morning of December 29th when many surprises are in store for them,
bate, of the P.T.A. Child Study Group meeting has been changed to Tuesday, December 21st. Topic under discussion is "Discipline," with Ann Kiel and Judith Nacht taking the lead.
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Combined Tahni Show and Dance
(By RUTH GABFINKEL)
Come one and all to the biggest combined event of the year, to take place tonight at the Schara Tzedeck, 8 p.m. Couples 50c—Stags 35c. Sponsored by B.B.G. 229, Totems 646, and B.B,Y.M. 159. If you can't dance and have no talent come anyhow as you will be assured a terrific time.
WATCH THIS COLUMN FOR FUTURE EVENTS:
Our fast approaching Gigantic Tolo is to be held sometime in January. Watch this column.:
Our next general meeting is to be hed December 19th, at the Community Center, 7.30 p.m. Please be on time as we have an important guest speaker.
Henrietta Szold Hadassah Chapter
An*" executive meeting was held on December 9th where the convenors of our Chanukah Party were appointed, namely Molly Belshein as Chairman, Ray Lipsky as Co-chairman. This party will take place in the afternoon of December 20th at the Talmud Torah auditorium, where the kiddies will .have loads of fun and goodies.
Girls, ^ keep December 21st open, as a gala evening is being planned by your executive, Vancouver Hadassah is celebrating their 30th birthday in the form of a luncheon at the Community Centre, and a Banquet in the evening at the Talmud Torah on Wednesday, December 22nd. All Hadassah members are invited to attend.
Our Youth Alyiah drive has started. Ivy Gibbs, our chairman, will be available at all meetings to take contributions.
Congratulations to Shirley and Louis Zacks on the birth of their son. .
We wish to take this opportunity to welcome our new member Toots Harris into our club. '
B.B.Y.W.
At last B=BcYeW. is being organized with the assistance of Don Angel, President of B.B.YM.
Two meetings have been held to date and the girls are very enthused-^so plans are imderway to get pur charter.
AH girls between the ages of 19 and 23, who are interested, watch the Bulletin for farther, notice.
Nationol CounciUewish Women of Canodo Committee Is Elected by Acclamation
Mrs. H. Woolfe read ihe Coimcil Prayer at the meeting that was held December 8 in the Community Centre. A capacity membership attended this luncheonette meeting, which was more than adequately catered by Mrs. B. Goldberg and committee. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Tessler.
Mrs. B. M. Isman, president, gave a most comprehensive report on the past year's activities and thanked officers, chairmen and committees who co-operated so- splendidly throughout the year. Mrs. ^ Isman received heary applause for the work accomplished during her presidency.
Miss E, Woolfrey of the Lux Education Services presented "The Pageant of Fashion!" Miss Woolfrey's sprightly comments and bright personality made the reyieVT of the mannequins, dressed in fashions dating from 1450 to present-day styles, an exceptionally interesting and educational interlude. Miss Woolfrey was thanked by Mrs. B. Shapiro on behalf of Coimcil.
Mrs. C. Matoff, chairman of the nomination committee, presented the following slate of officers and directors, all" were elected by acclamatoin:
President ___________.__________--._________._    Mrs. B. M. Isman
First Vice-President_____:___________,_______ Mrs. S. Rosen
Second Vice-President_________________----Mrs. V. Drache
Third Vice-President
President of the Sub-Seniors
Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer---------—-------
(To Be Elected)
Financial Secretary
Mrs. B. Goldberg Mrs. E. Plotell ._ Mrs. D.^Toban ____Mrs. H. Woolfe
Directors:
Mesdames L. Shatsky, H. Lechtzier, M. Levine, H. Nemetz, L, Tessler, Wm. Steiner, S. Albert, J. Bernstein, C. Matoff,
A. Crystall.
The nominating committee, consisting of Mesdames S. Chess, H. Kahn, B. Goldberg, H. Nemetz and C. Matoff, were thanked by the president.
The Laren, Holland, Orphanage reported that a shipment has gone forward this week and wish to thank members who so thoughtfully sent in their good used clothing. Please continue to send in your parcels, as another shipment will be sent in the near future. Send parcels to Mrs. B. Goldberg, 1408 West 46th.
The next Discussion Group meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. S. Gould, 6338 Adera, Monday, December 20, at 1:20 p.m.
Examining a Torah scroll at the Hebrew Union College* Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati are five Protestant ministers who have been awarded fellowships for graduate study at the seminary during the current year. They are shown with Rabbi. A. Stanley Dreyfus (center), counselor of the Christian Fellowship Program, and the Rev. Paul Kohler (extreme left) of Louisville, Ky., who has completed his requirements for a doctorate in Hebrew Studies at the Cincinnati seminary. Shown are (1. to r.): Mr.^ Kohler, -Rev. Lawrence C. Hay of Maysville, Ky., Rev. C. Robert Avery, Jr., of Hartford, Rabbi Dreyfus,
Rev. Enunitt R. Harrell of Brooksville, Ky., Rev. Charles W. Baughman of Arkadelphia, Ark., and Rev. W. Gus Van Beek of Tulsa, Okla. The seminary^s Christian Pel* lowship Program, the first of this type to be established by an American Jewish seminary, was made possible by the Louis J. and Mary E. Horowitz Foundation Fund of New. York and the American Jewish Committee. It is designed to help Christian clergymen prepare themselves to teach Bible and Semitic languages, and to give them a clear and-accurate understanding of Judaism.
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HERZLIA CHAPTER OF HADASSAH
Herzlia Chapter of Hadassah is pleased to announce the following winners of its raffles:
Mrs. L,, Levitt—$30 Portrait Gift Certificate by Marlowe. Mrs. L. Omson—Hand-worked Cutwork Cloth. Mrs. W. Bercov—General Electric Kettle. Mrs. E. Zacks—Grocery Hamper raffled at the bazaar. January 18 is the date set for our rummage sale. Probably everyone has an accumulation of old clothing, shoes, dishes, jewelry, electrical appliances and many other items that are taking up valuable space in their homes.  Our convener, Mrs. Bertha Harrison, will be very pleased to pick up any of these articles—^just phone KErr. 0501Y.
A very interesting educational meeting has been planned for Tuesday, December 21, at the home of Mrs. Vera Himmelfarb, 4649 Oak Street. Our members aire very fortunate to have Rabbi Kogen as guest speaker for this evening. The meeting will start at 8:30 sharp, so let's all be oh time.
Remember, Hadassah dues are now payable!
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