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THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Talmud Torah Special Week
Children Pesach Seder
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loves his Father who art 'wed  be Thy om come, Thy as it is in hristian.)
is to conquer courtesy. Could elf and turn to day, aU man. » love. {This is rt)
t even the risk er watches over > let every «je good wiU to. • • I go to the ■efuge. (ITusis faith.)
e more we ex-»ore do we pes-le morewe tSve re do wb have from Taoism.) et us meditate e li{^t of tl» May he direct 13 of Hinduism) foeiieve in God and ^ hwiks, difference be. 35s ^'i^^ d Mbhamned). MohaminedauL Christian bre* ther before God 1 these~'vdloe^ they had been ithentic yoice of ins oily in.Oe tier they redted use on earth, to andthe Jewish irprid rests on : Truth, Justie,
negations al-j a' litany of} red by the late sf reader,of the]
, mankind, we e men <rf every creed wbo have
tr the conusoD •lies aU
by trfatCTBi lalled.
thank Thee for of men. i spite of i and creed.
in: We ried names band; in di' soul we jee; Kck on ffjnt
ROTH TOUBMAN — Society Editor — BAyview 4210
Mrs.
jlr, and Urs. J. Rosen of this ! jijyhave left for an extended trip 15, three months to travel through ^States Mr. and Mrs. H. Hertzog ^ 1225 Nelson accompanded them jjje days while staying in Seat-kjfer as Seattle where they spent L they were the guests of Mr. JBeDSeiiJer.
jOss Ruth Toubman is spending IjjPSBSSDver Holidays with her I tauly in Winnipeg.
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Mr. M. J Greenstein flew up I Jan San Mateo„ California, to fod tiic Passover Holidays with L| parents; Mr and Mrs. M. A.
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Kr. and Mrs. Harry Metcalf I in recent viaitora from Seattle, I pesisof lifr. and Mrs. M. A. Levy.
I Kr and lbs. Mortimer Levy are I kriog next wedc for a short stay I^Bniaon Hot l^pnns:^ HctsI, i iAefs tbey will be joined by ISt. I isdliti "Bay Bwma of Portlismd,
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iEsi Lottie Levinson left on by- plane via Seattle, CUajDv New Kork en route to Idndon vi^iere she will secure her »r posthig with JJD.C. As her > d9n(uie W3S a hurried one. Miss lerinsDn widies to take this op> portanitjr to say farewell to all her tiffids in Vancouver and hopes biee fliem again in a year or two.
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Best Fishes are extended to Mr. I Knster for a speedy recovery Ifitm his many  relatives and [Kends. Mr. Minster is recupera-"at the Vancouver General
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Mr. Roy Karttor has left for a I Widay to Pasadena, California •iffl* die will visit her sister.
H. Braunstein who spent several weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. K. Katznelson, has recently returned to her home in New York.
Miss Edith Katznelson returned to Berkeley, California by plane Tuesday after spendmg the Passover HoUday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K Katznelson.
Mr. and M». Beh Shapiro have just retunied from th«r seven week tr^ to California.
Mr.\and BUrs. Myron AUowitz and daughter Marsha have le-tumed home after a three isohths trip in Ccdifomia <where they visited their relatives Mr. and Mcs. Manny Kirsduner.
Mrs. Ruth Mdin and daujE^xter Susan were week-esad viidton in Vancouver, guests of Bfrs. Main's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Tobin.
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Mr. and Mbs. Henry Bdkin of Calgary are visiting in vionco^ for the Passover .]^li      and are guests of tiieir ^Qti and ciaughter-in-law Mr. and Mira. M. BeUdo.
Mr. and Mn. J. Pincus of Seattle were week-end guest in Vancouver visiting their relatives and friends.
Miss Florence Burke has just retimied from a visit to Portland, Oregon, where sshe visited her sister Mrs. P. Caplan of the city. * • *.
Best Wishes are extended* to IVfr. Jack Koven from his relatives and frieinds who wish him a speedy recovery froih his recent iUness; He is now recuperating at the St P^ui* HbspitaL
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SifnAiy, Avrfl 12th-. MO ai-Beth Israel Services. &Wpjn.-Vaad Hahazolo SodaL M^rAprillSth-MO ajn.-^Beth Israel Belii^ous
SdwoJ. -730pa».~Iahtary. ««pja.-Ladiesl Cultural CbA. Men's Cultural Club. ^   B'hai BHth, dWs. A. Z. A.
Judaean Executive, ^^as^jy, April i4tlj_
MOpia.--Belh laael Adult ^ Classes. "«%»ApriI15tt»-"^ajn.~:petoated Jewish Women's Sewing. MS i«n.--B'nai Bdth. . B'oai Brith Ladies.
Wednesday, AprO letis-: I-Wpjn.-Beth Israel Sisterhood. 7'Wpjn.--Administrative Coun-^ cil Executive,
»'<IOpjn.~Achduth. 830 pjn.—Administrative Coaa-cil General Meeting, liirsday, Apdl Ufli—
|^l>M.-ReKgious School. »:30 PJn.~Be1h Israel Executive. ^> April 18th— ^•Wpjn.-Eteth Israel Services.
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Jear Interesting Talk On Pesach
«st Monday, April 7, at the ^^ud Torah Kindergarten room,
ot the 0^1^ l^!*"^'^        a ver^ interesting Jting. Mr. Joshus Gelfarb, the ^°I»1 of the Talmud Torah, an excellent job of pinch hit-gave a. most interesting
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Pesach which the members ™*nt appreciated very much, ^two
scheduled speakers, Jack ^        ^^^^ Youngson, were - speak because exams
nd ijewJo^f ft^^^d them from preparing ""Ves. Tliey will however ?t the next meeting the first «vervj!L      May —so  isre urge Vtol     *o keep this date open, ^"ver TALMUD TORAH
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Naomi Chapter Hadassah
The regular monthly meeting will be hdd at the home of Mrs. Rhetta Krasnoflt 1615 1)^^^^^^ on Tuesday night, i^?ril 15th
Here's hoping: to haive good reports, on overseas parcels, so get busy girls and put this very important <anq»ign oyer with a
bang. '
Passover Services At Hbnio f or Aged
The traditional Passover Seder was held at the Home with .about 20 people present, amongst them residents of the Home.
This: is the first time in the history of Vancouver Jewry that a Jewish Old Home has held,such
a service.
At the first Seder Mr. I UpsScy, Sr. officiated. The traditional songs and hymns were sung by those present At the second Seder Mr. Harry Morris ably assisted by Mr.   A.  Okolist  conducted the
Service.
Thus, another milestone of Service to Vancouver Jewry has been passed
Remember . . .
The most outstanding Spring Tea of last year?
Of course it was held by Youth Aliyah Chapter tof Hadassah.
iBteautiful home of Eva Tdban, 1726 West 32nd Avenue.
Delectable food. DeUghtful surroundings. Dashing society.
To be surpassed this year, April 23r, 2:30 to 5:30 pjn., same place.
SIdllfuUy convaied by Goldie Edwards and her assistants.
Sr. Judaeans
Attention all Senior Judaeans! There will be an important meeting on Sunday, April 13tii„ at the Community centre at 8:00 p.m.
On Sunday, March 31 at the "Bet Hamidrash" hall, 100 chUdren and their parents were treated to an exemplary traditional orthodox "Pe^ch Seder". Around flower bedecked tables, with individual plates of the required food, "moror", egg and "Charoses", the children went through the whole Seder ceremony.
The ^ymbpls were explained by the "Fattier" of the Seder, Jack Wolfe and everybody pr^nt carried them out Important sections of the 'llagaddah" were not only read eri masise, but. were also translated iahd eaplained. At the end, everybody joined in sinjing tie traditional Pesach son^.
^nie program of introduction conasted of a Hebrew redtaticm by  Myer   Gluckanan,   and a Hebrew ?kit by four Grade 3 students,  Estixer  Lotzkar, Morton Brisker, Murray Briber, and Ray-Goodman.' Jade Wbife, the father of the Seder, gave; an inti^oductioh to the Seder, estplkihihg the importance toiis^^/^the holiday Pesach and its si^ii^cance. Other Head table pail^i^ts were Sally Tenebanm, the ,«]!ilgtlier", Davad Youhgscm, and the three "Kadie adbersV-Tovifr ItaktiBir^ In  Hebrew,   Kfidaasah Cieitarb, -n^ asked in Yiddish^ and Loretta xoungam, who asKied in Ib^Ush. Other partidpcmts were: Doris Ledernian, Brucye K^ Alvin Boxer, . Jeanete   saber, Tovie Creemer, £^ey Baymah, Elea- . nor RaymEm, lidQr Wblf^^^ Hany Bfillar. Grade I wair very fortu-;^ natis in pn>curm« for ite^ in Etetz Isra^^Tdien thn^. Grade , I students, Arcm Chocnov,- Bradia Averbadv 'and lerry (Groberman, searched for and found the ^Afiko-men", and asked that for paymen^^ After the official Seder, the children were greeted by the new Pred^ent Mr. Abe RotKstehi, the former, I^esident,       J. Aceoan, the Pieddent of the P.TJL, Mrs. Pearl Groberman, and the Honorary Preddent erf %the P.T,A, Mrs. M.'Gludcsman;
Many thanks are due to the P.T.A. and especially , to Mrs.-Boxer,: the convene, who so efficiently arxahged for everything and helped make the annual Seder such a terrific success.
To Honor Hebrew Writer^
"Hebrew Writer's Week", sponsored aimually by the Canadian Hebrew  .Culture Organization will be marked this year during May 11-18 throu^ut the Dominion. It will be dedicated to the great Hebrew poet Yitzchak Katznelson, who died with his entire family in Hitler's Concentration Camps.. During, that Week diil-dren in all Jewish schools will study about the life and works of the poet and will read and sing ;soine of his poems.
The Keren Hatarbuth has called upon all the Jewish conmiimities. to observe Hebrew Writer's Week by arranging public meetings in memory of the late poet. In Montreal a large meeting is planned for tiie 15tii of May #ith tiie -vireU known Hebrew writer ^ DEmiel Persky as guest spedlser. -v.
In coimection with this activity, thousands of photographs of the poet will be distributed among the pupils of all th& Jewish sdiools in Canada. A beatitifully illustrated bopklet fqr dbildren is being published by; the Keron Hatarbuth* virith the support of the Zitmist Oisanization "of Cana- • da. The booklet will include stOTies, poems and a biography of Yitzchak Katznelson.
To Mr. and Mrs. Al Kolbex^, a dau^ter bom Apnl 9, Vanr couver Creneral Hbspdtal.'
To Mf. and ISssL Jack Mkidel-sohn, a son, Patul Dom, April 8th, Vancouver General HbspitaL
To Mr. and Mr& Harvey Ne{^ a son, Robert Wayne, Aptcil 1st, Vancouver General HostpiiaL
To MrrandMhs. Al Obisoo, a dauglhter, Judiith Irenei March 20, Vancouver General Ho^itaL
To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rch senbaum, a dau^terj April Siih, St. Paul's HoGpitaL
To Mr. and Mrs. R. Rathstein, a son, April 8tl]i,,y^ General Hospital.
•  Mr. ffild Wxs, Julias Sbakac of Seattle annpunce the engageineut of their tniid[ dau^jieri Giwriaio Mr. WiH^ Zacks, son o| Mrs K Zacks of Vancouver, ^iss Shafer is attending me School o£ Journalism at ^ ington, ania is abated with the !A1^ Eswilom Phi Sorority. Mr. Zacks attended the Univesialty of Biitish Cohmibia a^iS affiKated wKh the Zetii Beta Tau^ Era!temi<y: The weddSgS will take place in the early Fall
Mrs. Rae Levy Taiki On DP>
Mrs. Rae Levy, on Friady^ March 21 over Radio Station CJOR gave a talk about the Displaced Persons of Eastern Europe.
Her theme was most compitant- -ly presented and her listeners gathered that .the suffering of these oppressed peoples should.be inunediately alleviated
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