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JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, September 6, 1957
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
COUNCIL MEMBERS are reminded tb prepare their parcels for the Blitz Drive for Council Thrift Shop on Sunday, September 15. A pickup service is being arranged. < *     * *
COUNCILLEITES will meet Mon-day, September 9, 8:30 p.m., at the home of Rosalie Shawn, 1049 West i 29th Avenue.
PIONEER WOMEN
GORDONIA CLUB will hold their first luncheon meeting on Wednesday, September 10, at 12 o'clock, at 2381 Oliver Crescent. Take a McDonald bus and get off at Oliver Crescent. Sarah Jackson and Sarah Matlin are the conveners. Marion Margolis will speak on "Reminiscences of Israel". Prospective members are welcome.
CHABVi WEIZMANN CHAPTER OF.HADASSAH will hold then* opening meeting of the season Tuesday, September 10 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. Frome, 1556 W. 12th . . . This pieeting will be a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for the bazaar. All members are urged to attend. Hostesses are Mrs. H. Frome, Mrs. B, Prosterman, Mrs. Rose Soskin, Mrs. M. Blank.
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HENRIETTA SZOLD CHAPTER
—Come out to our first meeting and
TAKES HADASSAH COUNCIL POST
have" a very pleasant lunch and social around Sally Roadburg's lovely swimming pool, 40^7 Oslen' The date, Wednesday, September. 11, , at 12 o'clock. A short installation of officers will be held.
LADIES AUXILIARIES PERETZ SCHOOL PTA will open the new season by welcoming all members and parents at a Membership Tea on Thursday, September 19, af the home of Mrs. Saul Wyne, 1106 West 47 Avenue. The Committee arranging this affair includes BeUa Vechter, Claire Fox and Edith Hes-trin. • .
SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES AUXILIARY wiU hold its first general Luncheon Meeting on Wednesday, September 18, at 12:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Synagogue. Plans f6r the forthcoming Fall Tea will be discussed. All members are urged to attend as arrangements for :the giant raffle of a Portable T.V. set, will be made. '
HADASSAH
; HERZLIA CHAPTER will meet ;at the home of Rebecca Woogman, !2664 Birch Street on Tuesday, September 10, 8:50 p^m? Members are asked to bring bazaar ticket money. *. * * BEN ZVI CHAPTER will hold their first general-meeting of the season on Tuesday, September 10 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Lillian Rot-stein, 4037 Oak St. A bazaar shower will follow the meeting.
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NORDAU CHAPTER opens the fall season with its first geiieral nieiet-ing on Tuesday, September 10, at 8:15 pjn. at the home pf Libby Lesh-gold, 6093, Cdlliflgwood Place. Any new or prospective members wishing a ride should call ValaXiverant, .KE. 4785-M; An interesting and informative Buzz'Session has been prepared by the program. chairman, Reva Maickoff. All girls are reminded to bring Bazaar items, ticket stubs, and Mogen David Adom Banks. ' *     * ■ • *
RUTH CHAPTER will hold its annual membership rneeting on Tuesday, September 10, at the home of Evelyn Kahn, 5389 Manson at 8 p.rn. There will be a display of this year's projects and a''very entertaining skit presented by the girls. Everyone is welcome to attend this meeting.
New activities for
Beth Israel program
In line with the endeavour tg extend the prograiii of the Beth Israel Religious—School, many extra eurricular activities will be introduced durmg the new schobl year.
In addition to the regular classes, which provide a full program of studies in Jewish History, Hebrew language, Siddur, Jewish customs, arid current Jewish eviehts, special groups will be organized in the field
G. l^ANCASfTER IS
the newly elected second vice-president of Hadassah Council. She is inimediate past -presidem of-the Youth Aliyah chat)ter, a post she" held for tvVb terms and also holds an active position with the Bazaar committee.
MpUy Tennenbaum. has been .appointed publicity chairman foryi^ dassah Council and Jan dliii has been appointed membership chairinah-Vera Chechik, who is administrative assistant of CoCtncil is also haridling flower arid bereavement' cards.
MarsHW Garfinkie is refreshihent chairman fpj- Hadassah's; Fall ing,Monday; Seipteinber 9. Members are asked to have thdr baking a^ the Beth Israel Monday^- not later than 4 o'clock. ,
Julliette Befiton of ^rtierifcan Hadassah, is guest speaker. There: will also,be a preview parade of choice bazaar items. • •
Keep Tuesday, September 10 in mind for the brunch at the Delniar Mrs. Benton/.will conduct a leadership workshop for Hadassah Coip^^^^ and the executive memberV of each chapter..
Lions Gate Lodge B'nai B'rith No. 1716 Paciffc Chapter B'nei B'rith No. 763
^ will present a '
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of drama. Jewish -music, arts and crafts, and Israeli dancing. Every pupil can select the jgroupbf his choice and participate in its projects The new schocil yearrwill begin on Sunday, Septeniber 8, %h'en regular classes will be resumed. Due to the increase in registration, 14 classes have been set up. '
WJ
Congress plans cdopeixition Polish^ Hungarian
ZURICH' (WJA)
World
Jewish Congress leaders, representing the United States, European arid Israel brandies of the Congress' World Executive, concluded a three days session of its Coordinating Committee here un-
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Opening Membership Luncheon
HONORING NATIONAL OFFICERS
Wednesday, September 11, 12:30 p.m. Georgia Hotel
Program^ "Biennial Roving Reporter" ^"The Secret Life of Mrs. Mitty"—A Fashion Fantasy
RELIGIOUS SCHOOIi
Classes begin this Sunday, Sept. 8
Last minute registration wiil still be accepted this Sunday
A Synagogue-Centred Curriculum
for children oges 6 to 15
SCHOOL PROGRAM UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF RABBS B. A. WOYTHALER
HARRY SHERMAN—Principal JOE GIBBS—School Board Chairmen
der the Chairmanship of Dr'Na-hiim Goldmann, -    ' '
Following reports on the situation of Jews in Eastern Europe, the Near East and Nortji Africa, the meeting took a number of decisions on further Congress action on current Jewish problems in these areas.
Among reports received was one on" the recent Congress mission to Poland on the re-establishment ^of an association between the \yorld Jewish Congress and the Polish. Jewish coi^un-ity. The session agreed on. further measures to develop this cooperative relationship. «
In the pourse. of the session, a delegation of the Central Board of Hungarian Jews, consisting of its President, Andreas Sos, its Vice-President Miklos Vida and Chief Rabbi Dr. Imre Beneschofsky, a member of its Executive, conferred with officers of the World Jewish Congress on,plans relating to the future relationship and cooperative action between Congress and Hungarian Jewry.
These plans, approved by-the Coordinating Conunittee, are being submitted to the Central Board in Budapest. ,.
, The session reviewed .arrangements for periodical consultations with other Jewish bodies and agreed that the first such consultation should take place in Europe towards the end of October. ,_     ^ . <
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A group of 14 Vancouverites ot varying backgrounds are leading this weekend to attend the fourth annual B^nff Workshop in ntefgroup . Relatioris ' for young adult leaders, which opens at the : 3anff School of Fine Arts- on September 8 -^d continues through to September 14.
The leading member of the Van-, couver group is Prof. W, G. Elixon, recently appointed director of the School, of Social Work at the University of. British Columbia. Prof.; Dixon will share the st^ff leadership at the week-long seminar with Djr. Thomas Barth of the Department of Sociology, University of ton. . '  i'.':r ''y-
other Vancouverites'who will participate in the seminar include P^ny Friedman, well known; as a folk-singer and collector of .folk-songs; Juanita McAdams,- meniber of the mternational choir; Joan Nix, UBC social work student; ,PhyIlis Manih, a nurse; Judy Greenlees, president <o£ Friendship Unlimited; Pat Graber, chairman of the Cultural Committee at the Jewish Community Centre; Dick Dean, active YMjCA meniber; Dale Noury, philosophy student and school teacher; Gerhard Clriedman, treasurer of International House at UBC; J.oretta| Wallis, housefvife and past president of Friendship Unlimited; Edna Hilditeh, YWCA repre-' sentative; Andre Zylbe^, Paris-born Wt student and member, of Youth Hostel Association;. Felix' Keskula,-scoutmaster and meniber of the Estonian Club.
The purpose of the Banff Workshop is to promote inter-^racial understanding and stimulate better citizenship in communities throughout western Canada through greater understanding of the cultural heritage of the many ethnic groups-, living in this country.
The Workshop is bp-sponsored Ijy Canadian Council of Christiams and Jews, Western Division; "the Citizenship Branch of the Department of Immigration and Citizferiship, the Friendship Unlimited Clubs in Cal-
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