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Social Notes
Mrs. Chas. A. Davis has left for a month's sojourn with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. S. Heckleman, of Edmonton.
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Mr. Syd Cohn of Seattle, was a visitor in the city for the past two weeks, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Izen.
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E. Kravitz, R.C.A.F., and Mrs. Kfavitz are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, on May 6th, at the General Hospital.
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Messrs. Jack Mendelsohn, Buddy Koplowitz and Harold- Thai of Bel-lingham, and Buddy Saltzman of Seattle were visitors in the city over the week-end, guests at the Hotel Vancouver.
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Mrs. Zena Davidoff and son Sydney have returned home after spending
month at East of the Mountains, Wash.,. where she was the guest of her sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shafron, and Mr. and Mr-s. Otto Shniska.
Mrs. A. Lapidus, and daughter Shirley left for New York where they will spend the coming month, and en route will visit Montreal and Toronto.
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The many friends of Mr. Hans Kamm will be pleased to hear that he is at present at Resthaven recuperating from his recent operation.
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LA.C. Mitch Snider has returned to his station in Halifax after spending his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider. > *   « •
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lourie and daughter Ilena, are holidaying on
Vancouver Island.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Parber of Nanaimo, B.C., had as their guests for the Passover festivities: Norman Gulko, Murray Fisher, Cpl. Levine, Prank T&kifif, Sgt. and Mrs. D. Zenner, Pvt. and Mrs. S. Maislin, Pvt. and Mrs. H, Grosteon, Pvt. and Mrs. W. Reich, Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker and sons, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dushner, Mrs. N. Tucker of Toronto, and Miss I. Tyer of Vancouver.
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Mrs. B. Brownstone, late of Winnipeg and Neverwill, Manitoba, now a resident of Toronto, is in Vancouver visiting her brother, Mr. Sam Pinkel-stein, for a few days, a guest at the Marble Arch Hotel. Mrs. Brownstone is en route home after having visited her children in Los Angeles and San
Diego, California.
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Rabbi P. Wohlgelerenter of Seattle, was a recent visitor in the city, a guest at the Hotel Vancouver. ^
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• Will the person who borrowed the book, "Intelligent Man's Guide'to Jew-Baiting," from the Community Centre Library, please return it to Ccmiuuiiity Centre immediateiy.
Weddings
FISHER—COHEN
The marriage of Mrs. Doris Fisher to Mr. David Cohen, of Edmonton, Alberta, was solemnized in Vancouver on April 5th, with Rabbi E. M. Le\'y officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Cohen have taken up residence in Vancouver at No. 26, 960 Jervis St.
FISHER—PYTOWSKI
The wedding is announced of Dr. Herbert Ernest Fisher, son of Mrs. Doris Fisher and the late Mr. William Fisher of Vancouver, to Maya, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Pytowski of Montreal, which was solemnized an March 16th, in Montreal at the Shaar Hashamayim Synagogue, with Rabbi Abramovitch oflaciating.
The young couple are making their home in Vancouver, and will reside at 1237 Cardero St.
SATANOVE—GINSBERG
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ginsberg annoimce the marriage of their daughter Rose, formerly of Winnipeg, to Spr. Jack Satanove, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Satanove of Edmonton, Alberta, which took place on April 23rd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Vernon, 2405 W. 14th Ave., with Rev. N. M. Pastinsky officiating.
Mizrachi Organization
The Women's Mizrachi Organization has been informed by Mrs. Bessie Gotsfeld, supervisor of the work of Mizrachi Women in Palestine, that the home which is being ercted in Kfar Etzion for the underprivileged children, at a cost of $10,000, will bear the name of the Mizrachi Women's Organization of Canada.
It is indeed a great privilege to be able to help and to have a share in this project.
The annual garden party will again be held this year, at the home of Mrs. J. Spiro on June 28th. Please keep this date in mind.
Engagement
GERTRUDE CRAWFORD GRADUATE OF ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL
Among the graduates of the St. Joseph's Hospital, of Victoria Graduation Class last week was Miss Gertrude Crawford of Rossland, B.C.
Following her graduation. Miss Crawford has been appointed to remain on the staff of the St. Joseph's Hospital.
Attending the ceremonies were the graduate's mother, Mrs. R. Crawford of Rossland; her aunts, Mrs. B. Rose and Mrs. B. Goldberg, and her grandmother, Mrs. B. Robinstone of Vancouver; also other friends including Mrs. M. Greene of Victoria.
Miss Crawford was the recipient of many congratulatory messages, telegrams and gifts from friends in Vancouver, Rossland and Victoria.
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Lillian Freiman Chapter of Hadassah
A successful and well attended luncheon was held by the Hadassah Organization under the capable con-venership of Mrs. I. Becker, on Wednesday, April 26th. The attractive table decorations were arranged by Mrs. T. Goldbloom. Special appreciation is extended to the White Limch for their donation of the dessert pastry.
Guest speaker of the afternoon was Dr. J. M. Ewing, Professor of psychology of the Vancouver Normal School. Dr. Ewing, who was brought up in Palestine, spoke on the psychology of Zionism, presenting a clear analysis of the heritage and background of the Jews and their problems. The chief interest of his address was that it represented a personal view-point of a British subject. ■
iviembers are reminded of the Garden Party and Telephone Bridge to be "held in the coming month, of which further details will be announced at a later date.
Of Interest in Seattle and Vancouver circles, is the announcement of the engagement of Miss Mildred Sir-lin, formerly of Vancouver, now a resident of Seattle, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sablutt, 1129 Cypress St., Vancouver, to Sgt. Al Diamond, U.S. Army, son of Mrs. Diamond and the late Mr. Diamond of Philadelphia, Penn. The marriage is planned for the fall.
REDCR03S
The following items were included in the last shipment from the workrooms of the Federated Jewish Women's Red Cross group at the Community Centre: 24 tailored coats, 12 •pair trousers, 144 handkerchiefs, 140 face masks, 110 lare tape sponges, 40 small tape sponges. Surgical dressings, 600, 4x4; 120, 9x5, 80, Ilj4x9, 40, 18x12.
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Everybody Is Invited To Enjoy This Cultural Treat ADMISSION 75c
B'nai B'rith Ladies' Auxiliary
The local branch of B'nai B'rith Grand Lodge is the recipient annually of a scholarship award known as the D. Solis Cohen Scholarship, which is allotted from a fund willed to assist Jewish scholars at various imi-versities throughout our district.
The grant has ranged from $75.00 to $125.00 and has been used to ease students over financial difficulties; particularly has it been of great help during the depression period.
A few years ago, Vancouver B'nai B'rith Auxiliary, through the University of B.C., loaned silch assistance to a young man who has since made a very successful start in his career.
At the last meeting, which was held on May 2nd, Mrs. M. Potter, local chairman, pleasantly surprised the Auxiliary by the announcement that one of these students had gratefully returned the amount of his scholarship which had been given to him to assist him in the continuance of his studies which he would otherwise have been unable to do, but for such timely financial aid.
By unanimous vote, this sum, amounting to $125.00, was decided to be used for the purchase of three $50 War Bonds with the difference of $25.00 supplemented from the Auxiliary funds. All B'nai B'rith Scholarship grants are made outright gifts to the students without any obligations or pledges on their, part and in cases of this, nature, such refunds are only used for the further develop-ihent and growth of the B'nai B'rith programme.
Members, their daughters and friends, of B'nai B'rith are cordially invited to a Mother and Daughter evening to take place at the Community Centre on Tuesday evening. May 16th, at 8.15 p.m.
A very interesting .program under the chairmanship of Miss Rose Wein-er, president of the B'nai B'rith Junior Girls, has been arranged and the Seniors will act as hosts to all visitors present.
Contributing to the program will be Mrs.:H. Nemetz, Mrs. E. M. Levy, Miss Evelyn Cross, Harriett Hoch-man, Predella Beck and Esther Ock-ulist.
B'na B'rith will hold affairs on the following dates:
May 31—Luncheon at Commimity Centre.
May 24—Social.
June 21—Annual Garden Party.
Young Judaeans
We aU had a swell time at the membership party held at Nemetz's Saturday night, didn't we? Well, that was only the beginning of the fun. There is a whole season ahead full of it.
Meetings will be held at 8.00 p.m., on the first and third Sundays of the month, at the Community Centre. We have a very interesting programme planned for the next meeting on the 21st of May. Two of the members will speak for us—Dave Levy, on the subject of the General Zionist Party and Maurice Victor, on the Poalei Zionist Party.
Plans for a Tennis Tournament has been arranged and will be discussed at the next meeting.
Don't be left out of these plans. Turn out to meetings and help to put them over. Everyone from the ages of 15 to 21 is welcome.
Bar Mitzvah
The Bar-Mitzvah of Bobby, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Chess, will take place at the services of the Congregation Beth Israel on Saturday, May 13th, at 9.30 sum. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Chess extend a cordial invitation to their relatives and friends to be present at this Bar-Mitzvah ceremony. *    * *
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Matoff, 5890 Hudson St., extend a cordial invitation to their relatives and friends to be present at the Bar-Mitzvah of their oldest son Theodore Ronald, on Saturday May 20th, at 9.30 a.m., at Jtb^ services of the Congregation Beth Israel.
Make It a Date Monday, May 29th
The Jewish National Fund will hold a "Shavuoth" celebration at the Community Centre on Monday, May 29th. There will be no appeal for funds.
Further details will appear in the next issue of the Bulletin.
SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES' AUXILIARY
The home of Rev. and Mrs. J. Spiro, 1160 W. King Edward Ave., will be the scene of a tea, on Wednesday afternoon, May 17th, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., proceeds of which will go towards additional necessary furnishing of the chapel. Members and ifriends are cordially invited < to attend.
The annual Garden Party will be held on June 14th, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Sweid,.3166 W. 13th Ave.
Special thanks is rendered to the ladies who provided pastry and helped serve at the opening of the chapel.
STELLA FLADER WINS JUNIOR JUDAEAN ORATORICAL CONTEST
Junior Judaean Night which was held on April 29th, proved to be very successful. The main event of the evening was the Oratorical Contest which won high honors for Stella Plader, vdnner of the contest. Thel-ma Barer came second in the contest and in third place was Anne Leder-man. The three winners received silver cups, but Stella Flader will keep her cup permanently. , The raffle of the dresser set was drawn by Mrs. M. Resnick, the lucky winner being Capt. J. Gavantman, • newly appointed chaplain to the Pacific Command. '
The next meeting will be held on Sunday, May 14th, at the Community Centre at 2.30 p.m. Memibers are urged to attend, as important topics will be discussed.
Pioneer Women's Org.
. The Child's Rescue Fund will be enlarged by the proceeds from the annual "Give-and-Get" Luncheon which will be held on Wednesday, July 5th, at the Community Centre. The resolution to donate the proceeds •from this luncheon to this fund, was
Sub-Senior Council
The next meeting of the Sub-Senior Council will be held on May 30th. All members are urged to attend this important meeting at which election of ofiicers for the coming season will take place.
passed in direct reply to the cry of the thousands of children who still remain in Europe, to be saved. A prominent Palestinian speaker wiU be present at the luncheon and will outline the work which has already been accomplished by the Pioneer Women's Organization.
A social will be held on Saturday evening, May 20th, at the Community Centre.
Rev. and Mrs. N. M. Pastinsky have taken up resi-
dence at their new home at 846 W. King Edward Ave.
?heir new telephone number is FAir. 6098-1j,
SUB-SENIOR MOTHER AND DAUGHTER LUNCHEON, MAY 14tli
An event of interest eagerly looked forward to will be the Mother and Daughter Luncheon to be held Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14th, by the Sub-Senior Council of Jewish Women.
The attractive setting for the luncheon will be Stanley Park Pavilion (opposite Malkhi Bowl). Under the able convenership of Mrs. John Gordon, an outstanding and novel program of entertainment has been arranged.
As accommodation is limited, reservations for the luncheon must be made not later than May 12th, with either Mrs. D. Cohen at Kerr. 4205-L, or Mrs. Gordon at Bay. 6092-M.
Fund will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Wosk, 3053 W. 10th Ave., on Sunday afternoon, June 4th. Please keep this date in mind.
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Hanita Group
The next meeting of the Hanita Group will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Porte, 820 W. 17th Ave., on Tuesday evening, May 16th. All members are urged -to attend' as' matters of importance will be discussed.
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