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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brail are receiving congratulatibiii on the birth of a son last Saturday _at tli'ij'St. Paul's Hospital;
Mr. Max  (Mickey)  Poplack left |:necetitly for Saskatoon, Sask., where I his marriage to Miss Margaret Mar> cella Kesnik of that city will take {Place shortly.
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Mrs. Benjamin Pastinsky and {small, jdayghter/Sharon Lois or Windsor, Ontario, have arrived in the city to be the gruests of the former's parents-in-law, Reverend and Mrs. N. M. Pastinsky, for the summer I months.
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I from . an extended visit in Chicago land Windsoi^ OntariPi_ where she [was the guest of her brother and sis-|ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Pastinsky.
■    •    * ■ • Mrs. R. Abramson of Los Angeles, spending the^ summer in Vancou-i^er, the guests of her sons and dau-itei'-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Abra-iscn andMr. and Mrs. J. Abramson.
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Miss Idly PasMnsky left for CaU-fomia Tuesday, for a month's vacation. While in Los Angeles she will attend the Junior B'nai B'rith Convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ripstein announce the marriage of their daughter, Ritta Neubauer, to Dr. Nathan K. Rickles. The wedding took place quietly in Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Charkow and family left Tuesday for Chicago, where they will be taking up permanent residence.
APPREGIitTfON OF A FlMCEREVIEW
; Miss Rose Altose of Bellingham, rash., ia visiting -s^lth Mr. and Mrs. 3am Izen.
Ii Mr. and Mrs. h! Lonn wish to ex-■ their sincerest thanks to their lends and organizations for their idii^s toMr. Lonn during his re-it iiiness.
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; Mrs. Max Rothsteln and son, Na-an,  returned Monday  from San icisco.  Nathan has just been ited a full scholarship by his Cher, . Nauhirai Blinder, Concert of San Francisco Symphony
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Miss Shirley Lechtzier a student of Keed College in Portland, Oregon, is in Vancouver for the summer months.
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Miss Annette Smith entertained at tea honoring Miss Pearl Hart of Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyanner entertained at home on Sunday at the cocktail hour to honor Miss (Soldie Morris and Mr. Jack Cooperband prior to their marriage.,
Mrs. H.-Evans and Mrs. G. A. Share are visitors in Seattle this weekend.
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Miss (^Idie Morris was the raison d'etre of a no-host dinner party Saturday evening,. ,
. Mrs. E; Tobin was a tea hostess one day last weke to honor her sister Miss ,Rose Weston, popular bride-elect.
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Misses Gerry Warnick & Evelyn Smith are visitors in Seattle, guests at the' Benjamin Franklin Hotel.
D.M.Z. News
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The last regular meeting of D.M.Z. was held at the Jewish Community Centre Sunday, June 12th. H..Ne-metz wag elected Director of club activities to replace the present executive ^ntil the Annual elections in September.' The drawing of the D.M. Z. raflfle will be held Sunday, June 19th at the Community Centre. Goulash:
This is station D.M.Z. calling: keep Saturday nite, June 25, open for the first outdoor social activity of the season—the D.M.Z. beach party. . . . The departure of one of our members for southern climes has broken at least one D.M.Z. ite's heart (won't we do Rita?) . ; . Once again we thank the Jewish public for their magnificent support of our raffle (Hope you win our lovely prize). . . . Presenting the 1938 Hi-Pressure Saleswoman, Lorraine Glucksman, who got the club prize for highest sale of tickets.
Support the Club that has the pep!
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Mr. Toft's years of experience with one of the. largest fur houses in Winnipeg and lately with the Hudson's Bay Co. in Vancouver assures Jewish patrons of expert workmanship and complete satisfaction.
A large and varied stock of fur apparel is on display at all times in the beautiful new showrooms of the iAlaska Fur Co.
Mr. Toft is well known in the Zionist movement here, returning only last year from a two year stay In Palestine. He extends a personal invitation to all his Jewish neighbors.
The moment ttiaiT I iehtered th^ High School auditbriium, I was glad that I had accepted the Bulletin editor's invitation to attend the "First Annual Dahce Review" of the Robe-Cross Dance School. That was last Friday, June 10.'
I arrived just a very few minutes [ after 8:15 p.m;, but the program had alreaudybegiih.'riiis virtue^w in every detail, firpm the corbmence-' men;to the moment of closing at, 10:15 p.m., which must have been according to schedule for one noticed Miss  Belva  Plottel  under whose; direction  the  "revie\v*V wm pre-' sented, look at her in a minute of that time, and seem-; ing anxious and' pleased that it was concluding as planned;
To present;.twenty-three full hum-; bers coinpoaed :of iactually forty-k>he separate presehiiatibns within a' period of : two hours reqiiired- that; every moment be utilized.The goipd] sized audience sensed ; this feeling,! and when bh one occasion there was;-a pause between act^ of barely a-minute, there was applause of happy impatience. ■ ■
With very little exception each actor from_ the tiniest tot showed a confidence that comes J only with a' knowledge of a part well understood and fully mastered.'
While the program gave the story of only one of the numbers, yet it was plainly evident that each per-i. former understood the story that he or she had tor.portray and .enjoyed doing it.'' ''-ll 7; ~ i ^.-.'rV'y There were few boys on the pro-gra.m—too t>ad."In several ^instances due likely to lack of numbers the male parts were taken by girls. Notwithstanding excellent portrayal, yet one felt a boy would have doke it a little, differently. One felt that more boys should be given the opportunity to take such instruction. , If one likes color then there was 'truly a treat that evening.: Every number brought forth new creations to be enthused over.
Gracefulness, animation, strength and joy—these characterised every pupil. The Chinese pupils of whom there were a number, were especially animated and appeared to enjoy themselves as much as did the audience. The parents o fthe four Jewish girls, Phyllis Tobin, • Beverly Mor-rim, Sally Teiieboum and Isabel Fish-man, must have been happy that evening to see the fine performances of thei rgirls.
r wondered if it would not be possible to devote a little more time to voice-culture, as this was the only respect in which one were likely to be just a little bit disappointed.
The conclusion of the program while not one of the numbers, was I to me the assembly on the stage of the entire cast, for the.reception of flowers and gifts of appreciation. It: was a truly colorful scene, and a happy one, made so by the pleasant curtsies of the recipients. Miss Plottel and her assistants shared in this finale.
JUNIOR JUDAEAN BOYS
v|;T6day.marks the third month since itpe Junior Judaean Boys were organized.
"^The following comprise' the executive who are responsible for the rapid growth of this newly formed club:
President: Stanford K^rch, a bright boy with many ideas:
Sec: Treasurer: Paul Skiilt, a boy who has great responsibilities in the club, jkeeplng of ^he attendance, etc. -^tpiJembersihi]^ Stem reports
on the progf^ and membership of 'tiie club."; ■ ', ^Publicity: Alex; Grossman is kept
busy writing publicity (?) for the club.■ ;i . ' : ■■{■■
: Sports: Normain Charkow keeps us •?j|usy With socials,, lilkes, amusements, i^eballj^etc;
{'|Educa;tiom^ Leslie Raphael, a; boy With a considerable amount, of knowl-
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Chapel Society
jMerabers who have signed tip as such, but have not attended any nieetlngs of the chapel society, are particularly invited to attend the general meeting which will be held Monday night,; June.20th at 8.15 at the Community Centre.
Other members and friends are also reminded of this meeting for which there will be no notice other than in the Bullethi. Plan to be present, several Interesting reports will be given.
Women's Progressive Club
The closing social of the season will be hild on the evening of Saturday, June 18, at the Commimity Centre at.S p.m. sharp.  The guest
speakers of the evening will be Mr. A. M. Stephen and Mr. Nathan T. Nemetz, Spanish Vice-Consul.
Cards will be played and refreshments will be served following the speakers.
All members and friends are cordially invited to this Season-end So-
The **Y** Comer
A regular meeting of the Y.M.HA. was held on Sunday, June 12th at the Commimity Centre Building. Two guest speakers were in attendance. They were Rabbi Bohmen of Philadelphia and Mr. Harry Boyaner of this city. Both these men gave valuable addresses on the need of sportsmanship amongst our Jewish athletes and audiences attending competitive play.
Arrangements are being made for a "Y" tennis tournament. All mem-, bers Interested in tennis are asked to commimlcate with Dave Genser at the Eflng Ed. tennis courts on Wednesdays after 5 p^m.
The "Y" will run a bowUng league next season, so we are asking all members who are bowling enthusiasts to communicate with Max Barzman. Teams will be made up>,^and a schedule of games arranged. This endeav-oiu" is one that creates a lot of interest and entertainment for the members.
The Community Softball League has; got over its growing pains and is finally settling down to playing their scheduled games. The schedule is iiubllshed in the Bulletin. Watch for your team's gaines.
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A number of years ago, an enlightened German Christian wrote the following advice to his German Jewish friends: "One must not try to be German at all costs, if, after all, one is not a German—one must courageously step over the boundary. The primary task is to fashion the future and not • to entertain, an. unreciprocated love to the dominant nationality. It is enough to realize that much of what appears so very important today is not so important; do not imitate, nor court,, nor hide. The use of the German language is a utility and nothing else."
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Sunday, Jime 19:
Alumni vs. AZA.., Model, 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 22:
DpM.Z. vs. YMM.A., Cecil Rhodes, 6:30
Thursday, Jtme 23:
D.M.Z. vs. Frat., Cecil Rhodes, 6:30. Sunday, Jiuie 26: YM.H.A vs. A.Z.A., Model, 6:30 Harry Levi, leading hitter with eight hits in eleven trips to plate, including four home runs. Ben Izen is close behind with seven hits in ten trips to plate.
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HADASSAH NEWS
Mrs. A. Rothsteln will open her home at 1104 15th Avenue W. for the Hadassah Annual Garden Party, on Wednesday, June 22nd, from 2 p.m.
Everyone In the community is cordially invited to spend a pleasant afternoon and help our worthy work.
The following members are acting as hostesses, with Mrs. A. Rothsteln as convenor: Mesdames Gordon Angel, H. W. Belkio, J, CJhecov, A. M. Charkow, T. W. Chess, S. Chess, M. Cohen, H. Evans, M. Fouks, M. Grossman, Morris Fox, M. Fox, E. (Sold, S. Crolsman, L. Goodman, Sam. Goldbloom, Wm. Genser, M. Hyams, E. Healman, E. James, I. L. Kostman, S. Klausner, J. KoCfman, N. L. Lando, L. Lotzker, E. Miller,, Wm. Morris, S. Obtover, M. Pastinsky, J. Raphael, A. Rome, M. Resnlck, J. Reed, Harry Smith, G. A. Share, D. Shugarman, Morris Soskin, I. Stein, J. Snider, L. Toban, H. Wilanski, J. White, J. L. Zlotnik, M. Groberman.
something new which draws praise from oiu: admirers, then somebody wants to know all about it. Bill won't be able to take his holidays till later in the year. This is his busy time, so he tells me.
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Was Introduced to a charming lady in the Community Centre on Sunday night. She is Mrs. Pasthisky from Toronto, daug»iter-in-law of Rabbi and Mrs. M. N. Pastinsky. With her is her small daughter, a beautiful little miss of two years. Lily and Bella Pastinsky are Just crazy about that little niece of theirs. They talk about her all the time.'
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I saw Nancy Brail at the Centre the other night. She had a very happy expression on her face. I happened to make a remark about this to Lilian Wolman.
"WeU, she should be," Lilian retorted. "She is the proud Aimt to a brand new nephew. Didn't you know that a son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brail on Saturday?" ^
It doesn't seem so long ago, yet it is quite a number of years when Sam was a care-free young fellow with a very pleasant personality, chasing around with the gang, and now here he is the proud daddy of two children. My how time does fly.
Junior Hadassah
Attention is again drawn to the meeting of the Junior Hadassah which will be held on Wednesday evening, June 22nd, at the Community Centre, at 8.00 o'clock. Remember the date and the time!
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