Friday;: November 22^ 1946.
THE  JEWISH  WESTERN BULL.ETIN
Canadian Hebrew     Hadassah Bazaar
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RUTH TOUBMAN — Society Editor — BAyview 4210
Mr. and Mrs. M. Parker had as their guest over the week-end, their daughter, Mrs, Max Block of Seattle.
Dr. D. Lander, of Turner Valley, Alberta, was a recent visitor in the city, guest at the Vancouver Hotel.
The many friends and relatives of Mr. Max Rothstein will be pleased to learn that he is now recovering after his recent operation, and wishes to thank them for their kindness during his stay in the hospital.
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Mr. Harry Musikandcy has recently li-etumed from' a trip to New York.
r»Ir. Ben Beckman has left on an extended business trip to the East
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Albert wish to thank their many friends for their' good wishes and congratulations oh the occasion of their daughter," Marion, winning the title of Campus Queen..
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Mrk O. Gioodman of Portland announces the engagement -of her niece Rita Gold, to Mr. Max Lux-emiberg, of Victoria. The wedding will take place in Vancouver on December 29th.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Silver of Winnipeg, aiinounce the marriage of their youngest daughter. Mavis, to Ed Merwel, of Portland, on November 10th.
Polish Students Enroute To U.S. Entertained Here
Vancouver was host to a group of Polish Rabbinical students last week, when they arrived from Shanghai, enroute to Los Angeles, Chicago and Detroit, where they will attend Rabbinical colleges.
The Jewish Immigrant Aid Society sent ' two workers, Mr. M. Vinik and Mr. S. Tenenbaum to Port Albemi to meet the young men when they landed, and escorted them to Vancouver. Whjle in Vancouver a banquet was held in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Tenenbaum. Rabbi Charles Ginsberg, Rabbi David Kogan and IMtr. Charles Walfish, cha'rman" of the Canadian Jewish Congress B.C. Bremch were among these present.
•Phe JIAS would like to express their appreciation to the Jewish Men's Cultmral Club for their kind, co-operaticn in accommodating the young men, by extending the hospitality of the Home, during their stay in Vancouver.
Sabbath
Ends Saturday, Nov. 23, at 4:43 p m. Begins Friday, Nov. 24, at 3:58 p,m. Ends Saturday, Nov. 30^ at 4:37 p.m.
Legion Elects New Officers
At a well attended meeting of Branch 178 of the Canadian Legion aiuiual elections took place, and the following were elected fuito office for the coming year.
President, Ed. Rozen; First vice-president, Al Kolberg; 2nd vice-president, Dave Braverman; Recording Secretary, Hal Zlotnick; Corresponding Sec. Jack Davis; Treasurer, Mitch Snider; Sgt. at Arms, Bob Rozen. Ebtecutive members are:
Ben Chudnovsky, Eddie Kravitz, Harry Appleton, I. S. Finkleman, Charles Gorvitch, Harry Levinson, Charlie Kemp, Past President, E. J. Baron.
The new executive promises to make this years activities in the Legion branch a very lively and interesting one. We call on all the •members of our branch to watch for and attend all the functions that our branch will have. Vets, yotir place is in the Legion!
Jr. B'nai BVith
Girls
The next regular meeting of the Junior B'nai B'rith will be held at the Community Centre on Sunday, November 24, at 7:45 p.m. sharp. Please try to be on time, so that w© can get the business of the meeting dispensed with, as we have invited a. speaker to give us a talk.
Plans for the Tolo are really going ahead at full speed. Tickets (have been printed and members will receive as many as they can sell at the next meeting. Because of unforseen circumstances, the executive has had the tickets printed to seU at §2 a couple. This will be explained at the meeting on Sim-day.
Remember to turn out at the next meeting, Sunday, November 24th.
Sub-Senior Council Of Jewish Women
Lil Poplack, our hostess, for our next general" meeting, to be hela at her home, 3708 West 36th Ave., on Monday November 25the at I p.m., informed Zelda Kalensky; President of the Sub-Serior C:un. cil of Jewish Women, that she u expecting a very nice turnout ana does hope that every one will be able to be there. As this is a very important meeting, every effort should be made to attend. Nominations for the hew executive will take place, and plans formulated for the reception of Mrs. iLourie Canadian President of the 'Council of Jewish Women, who "will arrive from Montreal sometime next- week. A very nice program is also being arranged, so that we can look forward to an interesting and pleasant evening.
On Thursday, November 28th, there will be a joint luncheon with the Senior Coimcil, at the Hotel Vancouver, for Mrs. Lourie. On Saturday, November 30th, a luncheon by the Sub-Seniors will also take place at the Hotel Vancouver. Arrangements, however, for these two affairs, will be completed at the general meeting on Monday^ at the home of Lil Poplack. So, please, again, Monday November 25th at 8 p.m., Coimcil night for the Sub-Seniors.
CHANUKAH—December 18 to 25th. Holiday begins the night be-for sundown.
Active Club News
The Canadian Hebrew Active Club will convene the next general diimer-meeting o nTuesday, Novr ember 26th, The program committee is working on an unusual feature for this date but the uncompleted negotiations make it inappropriate to publish the details as this goes to press. The members are urged to make a note of this fact and it is lurgently requested that an effort be made by them to attend the dinner itself.
The ticket sale for "Little BeUe" now being in full swing, the veil of secresy is being moved slightly aside to permit a glimpse at what is being offered. To call the night of "Little Belle" another variety night would be a gross understatement. This night of fun will en-'oompass much more than just a stage show. The scheme of things will bring everyone including the audience into participation in the evening's merriment. Food and drink will be served throughout the night as the antics come off.
"Little Belle" should prove to be an imusual hit with the menfolk. Paul Kligman is the directing genius behind her presentation. The general arrangements are in the hands of Dave Harris and his Entertainment Committee. The scope of the affair is such that the larger facilities of the Alma Academy have been engaged. The commimity at large is invited to come and join the fun on Tuesday, December 3rd. "Come and watch Little Belle peal, you are invivted to see what is coming off."
Pioneer Women
Pioneer Women's Organization will hold a social at the Jew'sh Community Centre on Wednesday evening, November 30th, at 8 p.m. Keep this date open—come and bring your friends.
H. B. Kahn Thanks Chest Drive Workers
Mr. H. B. Kahn, Chairman of the district No. B3 of the L C. Division of the Community Chest of greater Vancouver Campaign; • announced that this was the only division that reached and went over its quota in the recent campaign. He wishes to thank the many canvassers for their efforts and co-operation in achieveing this. ^
Talmud Torah PTA To Hear Gelf arb
A very special program has been arranged for our next joint P.T.A. meeting, Monday, December 2nd. "Why a Jewish Education" is the topic chosen by Mr. J. Gelf arb. Principal of the Talmud Torah. It will prove interesting and educational. Mr. Gelf arb, as well as the other teachers will take part in a question and answer period to follow. Fa'ihsrs and Mothers pleas^ come and invite guests, this meeting is for you; and will take place -in the Talmud Torah at 814 West 14th Avenue.
Mrs. M. Omansky is opening her home for a Chanukah Affair Please watch the Bulletin for the date and the details.
Mooter Farein
The Mooter Farein will hold > get-to-gether on Saturday, November 23rd in the Peretz School 1173 West Broadway. This will be in the form of a Musical and Dramatic evening, which will be followed by dancing.
A good time is assured for all, so come members and bring your friends.
A door prize will be given away to some lucky person.
Opens Tuesday Nov. 26th
A last reminder to one and all that Tuesday evening Nov. 26th is the opening of all the Hadassah Bazaar. The entire Community Centre has been taken over for the (occasion and the entertainment will be so varied and interesting that there will be something every minute you spend with us.
The booths will be loaded to capacity with clothing, foods, children's goods and toys. The slot machines, bmgo games and cards will keep one continuously interested. Wednesday the 27th will open with a lunchion convened by our many good hostesses in the Ljllian Freiman Chapter, where the tired busines.sman can also enjoy a good wholesome lunch.
After the luncheon the children's fashion show and tea vdll take place, and all the while our salesladies will be in the booths where all the wonderful articles will be on sale. The evening will again feature Bingo, games, cards and refreshm.2nts and last but not ^ least the drawing of the Tombolos will also take place at the end of all activities. So don't forget Ladies and Gentlemen, your date with Hadassah oh Tuesday, November 26 at 8 p.m. and Wednesday November 27 all day and evening at the Commmjity Centre.
Menorah To Celebrate Second Birthday
A meeting of the Menorah Chap" ter of Hadassah was held Monday, November Mth at the home ol Pearl Lees.
A final report was given by thb Bazaar chairman. Our trousseau booth is really something to look for.
Tentative plans were made for our annual open social which will be.held January 11th, at the Com-munity Centre.
Our second birtliday party will be held Monday evening, December 9ih, at the home of Ruth Dorf-man. The next social will be held Monday, November 25th, at the home of Yetta Ludwig, 127 Wesi 21st.
Will the girls "who stUl hold Tombola tickets bring their tickets without fail.
Old brides! New brides! look in our boqth at the Bazaar—you'll get what you want.
Youth Aliyah Hadassah Chapter
This notice is the final call to all those having doUs! These must be turned in at once. ,
Do not forget November 25th and 27th and the effort to turn out for the Bazaar will be well V/orthwhile if only to view oui lovely Doll Booth.
All members and their husbands are invited to attend our fourth Birthday Anniversary Party on 'the evening of Saturday, December 7th. t obe held at the Centre All guests are to come in Collegiate garb and the highlight of the evening's festivities will be the Sweater Girl Contest. We have secured the assistance of several this event and know that competition will rUn high.
.The following committee have made further plans for your enjoyment that evening: Zelda and Aaron Kalensky, Goldie and Jack Cooperland, Betty and Sid Young and Elaine and Abe Charkow.
Save the eve of December 7th,
Bazaar Features Children's Fashions Wednes. Afternoon
Committees are busy arranging last minute details of the Henrietta Szold Children's Fashion Show. The children will. model the garments made by the members of the Henrietta Szold Chapter. The clothes will .be on sait at this chapter's booth. The Fashion Show will take place at 3:3u V/ednesday, November 27, which is the second day of the Giant Eazaar.
Tickets for this affair can bt purchased from any member. Tea will be served. *
We deeply regret having to accept Beverley Blumes' resignation due to ill health. The members of Henrietta Szold join in wishing you and your daughter a speea> recovery.
We must also at this time bid adieu to two of our active members Sally Kirshner and Tabala Greek, who are leaving us to go.. Sally south and Tabala to the east. We wish them the best of luck in their new homes.
Confidential Memo: Publicity cl;iairman to members. Please take extra good care of your children to make sure they look their best at the fashion show. Rumors arc flying that the other chapters are contemplating a challenge of my statement "the pulclu-itude oi younger Vancouver Jewry will model at our fashion show."
CONFEDERATED JEWISH wome
The workroom for the Red Cross and Overseas Sewing will be open Monday November 25th this week only in place of the regular Tues' day Sewing.
Peretz School PTA
Music, dancing, food and fun for all. All tni.i at the P. T. A. affair whicli will 'akt: p.-ace at the Peretz School Hall on Saturday, November 3U, 194C.
Everyboby is welcome and we are certain of a good lum out.
Don't forger the date, November 30th at 8:30 p.m.    • •-
A general meeting of the Peretz School will take place on Monday Novenibar 25th at the Peretz Hall, 1173 West Broadway. All members of the P. T. A., Mooter Farein and School Organization are a^ked to attend this very important meeting.
Hanita Club
The next meeting of the Hanita Club will take place Tuesday. November 26th at 8 p.m. sharp, a<-. the home of Sarah Etkin, 789 West 18th Ave.
We will have Mr. I. HorowitZ; of the Talmud Torah, as guegt speaker; Mr. Horowitz will outline the importance of our work Members ore asked to make a special effort to attend. An invitation is extended to prospective members to also attend.
The Hanita Club is planning a Chanukah Social in the Community Centre on December 21st Please keep this date open. Watch the Bulletin for further notice.
Jewish National Workers Alliance
The Jewish National Worker's Alliance is holding a Chanuka Banquet on December 18. A hot chicken dmner will be served During the ensuing evening there will be musid and other entertainment. Everyone is invited. Tickets may be obtained from every executive member.
Calendar
Saturday, November 25—
9:00 a.m.—Beth Israel Services 8:30 p.m. Ladies Cultural Club Social
Sunday, November 24— 9:00 a.m.—Religious School 7:30 p.m.—Library 8:00 p.m.—Bnai Brith Girls Ladies Cultural Club •Judaean Executive A. Z. A.
Men's Cultmral Club Social
Monday, Noveniber 25— 10:00 a.m.—Federated Jewish
Women Sewing 800 p.m.—Bnai Brith Executive Beth* Israel Adult Classes
Tuesday, November 25— 8:00 p.m.—Hadassah Bazaar
Wednesday, November 27— 11:30 a.m.—Hadassah Bazaar
Thtursday, Novewber 28— 12:00 p.m.—A.Z.A. Convention 4:30 p.m.—Religious School 8:30 p.m.—Current Events Forum
Friday, November 29— 12:00 p.m. A.Z.A. Convention 8:00 p.m.—Beth Israel Services
Vancouver Aux. Home For the Aged
This auxiliary hereby takes this opportunity to express its sincer-est appreciation to Bnai Brith Women for its recent generous donation of $250 to this project.
A social has been planned by Women's Auxiliary Home for the the Aged to take place at the Community Centre, Saturday evening, November 23rd at 8:15 pjii. Everyone welcome.
This auxiliary extends to Mrs. M. Okolist its sincerest appreciation for the capable convenorship of the At Honle recently held by the auxiliary which was most successful.
Buffalo Students Demonstrate Against Speaker
BUFFALO, (WNS)- Offended by a school lecturer's use of the word ganster in cescrlbing Palestine Jewry, 1,400 students of thi LaFayette High School staged a protest demonstration here this week.
The lecturer, George E. Garakec of Missoula, Mont., is listed by the School Assembly Service at Rochester as a "journalist, news an< alyst and foreign correspondent.*
Robert T. Bapst, superintendent of schools, termed the incident "regretable" and ordered all principles to secure more information about speakers in the future.
1000 Cypress Jews To Be Admitted
LONDON, (WNS) — Approximately 1,000 uncertified Jewish immigrants now detained at Cyprus will receive permission to enter Palestine between November 15 and January 14, it was announced by the Colonial Office this week. A Colonial Office spokesman said there were now between 5.000 and 6,000 illegal immigrants in Cyprus camps. During the same period 1,950 certificates will be issued to Jews in German DP camps, to immigrants serving in the British forces and to relatives of Palestinians' who have been promised entry facilities.
Appreciation
Mrs. Sam Peters wishes to express her kindest thanks to the Peretz School. The United Jewish Peoples Order and to the Zhit-lovsky Club as well as to all her ful and helpful during this trying friends who weie so very thought-period.
WANTED
Elderly woman to act as companion—small home—no heavy work — good wages and comfortable home for interested person. Reply Box 710, Jewish Western Bulletin, 2675 Oak St.
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TUESDAY evening at 8:00 WEDNESDAY all day, from 11:30 a.m. on GAMES! ! FUN ! !
Home Cooking Refreshments
PALESTINE NEEDS OUR SUPPORT
Ladies' & Businessmen's Luncheon Wednesday at 11:30 Bahy's Fashion Show — Wednesday at 3:00 Tombola Prizes to be drawn Wednesday evening.
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The whole Community Centre is being utilized for  this gala affair — Come and bring your frends.