Thureday. June 22.1978 — THE BULLETIN — 11
Pat Carney will be guest speaker at the Pioneer Women — Na*amat 'Spiritual   Adoption'   luncheon,. being held on Jiine 28,12 hponat the Four Seasons hotel. •
, Miss Carney is presently project manager of the Distance Education Planning grpup for the Ministry of Education^ Sh(^ was^a^ journalist for 15 y0ars and has done extensive iidip;ahd teley^on wor^ including^ apipearain^ on **Wi5**, "EncQiinterj and on CBC aind CTV network specials^ Miss Carney is a member v^f th^V Association' of Professlional EcphOmists of B.C.
The ^ luifcheon will climax the current month^lo^^ Adoption* campaign. Funds raised will be distributed to the numerous orphanages aiid day-^are centres sponsored by P.W. —^vNa'amat in 'Israel./'^: :•.'',■■,>'■
Luncheon reservations may be made by contacting the P.W. — Na'amat office at i66-«308.
PAT CARNEY
LION'SGATiBBW INSTALLS SLATE
Lion's Grate B*nai-B'rith Women held its insteltetiph dinner oti June 8th at the honie Of Mr. and Mrs; A.
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Esther Giesbrecht installed the chapter's 1978-79 executive: president, Marian Dewitt; vice-president, Gladys Jampolsky; treasurer and counsellor, Nelie Gordon; secretary, Laura Abramson.
Chapter chairmen are: community service, Marian Kemp; Israeli projects, Molly Glotman; Youth, BBYO, Hillel, Sarah Rubin; publicity, Becky Becker; chapter
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Nellie Gordon, outgoing president, received the past president*s pin and certificate from Arline Brisker, BBW Council president.
B*nai B*rith Girls Aviva chapter were represented at the evening by Arlana Waisman and Jackie Roitman.
Nadine Apple heads Maccabiah
Nadine Apple was installed as 1978-79 president of Macabiah Hadassah on June 6.
Othei*. members of the ch^ new 'executive, installed by Bea Goldberg at the installation dinner; are: vice-presidents, Marilyn Hooper, Barbara Silber; treasurer, Pauline Marchant; recording secretary, Paula Cofman; corresponding secretary, Shelley Adler.
Chapter chairmen include: meni-bership^ : Sharon Friedman;; pro^ gramming, Bev Greenberg; bazaar Barbara Silber, Trish^ri^tall; publicity. Sari UrctslQr; Youth Aliyah, Jackie Buller; medical services, Eileen Cohen; telephone, Barbara Feld-steini Debbie Rogowsky; cards and certificates, Brenda Wall. ,
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The Jewish community will host its Folkfest Open House this Sunday, Jiine 25, 1 to 8 p.m. at the Centre. The event is being held in conjunction with Folkfest *7S.
Folkfest originated in 1974 for the puirpOse of featuring the performing arts of Canadians from all ethno-cultural backgrounds. Coordinators of the Folkfest Open House expressed hojie that the June 25 event will promote good 'WiUaiid a greater awareness Of Jewish history and culture;;v:.-;-'.;-';c::;,.:;^
With this in mind, yolunte^^ planned a "fun-fiUed day ro^ family-oriented entertainmeht.*' Performing at yaiious times throughout the day wiU be Alisa Kbit, Alex Kliner, Jaii Cooper plus _ ptheir talented members of the community.
Volunteers are meeting daily to prepare bageis, knishes, kugel and other Jewish food specialities.
Displayis depicting holidays will be us^ as a meahsit general public With iniportant Jewish Observances.: r
Admission is free and everyone is being surged to attend the Open House.
FLORENCE MENDEL (leftKchalnium of B'ttfT.g'ilth Women Central^P^^ region, and ROBERTA STEINER; regional directd^both <»f San Francisco, will visit Vahcouver on June 28 and 29. A wine^nd-cheese will be held this Wednesday, June 28,7:30 p.ni. at the home of Betty Carr,7549Yokonstreet, in order that they may meet as many members and prospective members of BBW as poosibte. The special visiters'will also bold a leadership trabihig sessioki While in Vancouver. Further information can be obtafaied from Betty Carr at 321*9526 or ArUne Brisker at 263-0216.
MIZRACHI ELECTS NATIONAL PRESIDENT
MONTREAL - Miriam Stern, of Montreal, was elected national president of Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi Women*s organization at the 26th national convention held in Ottawa last nionth.
The convention drew a record attendance of^ delegates from chapters across Canada and featured intensive workshop^, led by professionals in their respective fields.
Highlight of the convention was
Religious Party.
Greetings were also brought to the ' gathering . by  His Excellency
Mordechai Shalev, Ambassador of Israel and The Hon. Herb Gray, M.P.
Thank You,
Claire Klein-Osipov
for an Outstanding Concert
THE
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MIRIAM STERN
the gala banquet, held jointly with the men*s Mizrachi Organization of Canada. Over 300 guests, in addition to the convention delegates^ - came out to hear an address by Zevulun Hammer, IsraePs Minister of Education and Culture.
In a moving speech, Mr. Hammer described th6 challenge facing his Ministry, which for the first time since the founding of the State, is led by a ^ member of the National
Three Buelisrest synsgogyes re-open
BUCHAREST—The reconstruction of Bucharest's main syaa-gogue, the Choral Temple, has been concluded and the 120-year-old shul damaged during last year's earthquake opened its gates recently.
The Federation of Jewish Communities in Rumania annoiimc^ that two other syniagogues in Bucharest, Malbim and Eshuva-tova, hiatve also now been restored and are ready to welcome worshippers.
The cost of restoration was estimated at $1 niillidn, which was met by the Federation.
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