Thursday, August 16, 1934
THE JEWISH WESTERN BUUjETIN
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SOCIAL NEWS
Items for this column must reacii tlie Social £ditor» Sliss Helen Goodman, by first mail Tuesday morning. Address: 1311 Beach Ave. Phone Doug. 1918 R.
Complimenting her sister, Miss Rose Crandall of Los Angeles, Mrs. A. I. Gordon was a charming hostess last
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Friday evening, in her lovely home on Sperling. About twenty couples were invited and spent a merry time dancing and playing games. At midnight a delicious Italian supper was served after which the party continued.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck of 1444 West 46th Ave. are receiving many congratulations on the birth of a baby son on Thursday, August 9th. Mazaltov!
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Mrs, J. Golden and daughter, Miriam, are travelling South on a vacation trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Aronopole of Modesto, California, were visitors in Vancouver for a week.
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Miss Anita Newman and Miss Helen Schwartz have returned from a visit
to Soap Lake and Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Witz and eon, Bobby, all of Chicago, who visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider in Vancouver recently, are returning home from Alaska by way of Banff and Lake Louise.
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Mr. ArthUT Weinreb of San Francisco is the house guest of Mr. Morris Newman.
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Mrs. I. J. Klein has left for an extended visit to the Fair in Chicago
and to New York City.
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afcs. E. James and Mrs. H. Evans are spending the week at Bo wen Island.
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Last Saturday, Mrs. Kaufman and rs. G. Angel were co-hostesses at a ,Tge bridge-tea given at Hudson's ay in honor of out of town visitors, rs; Ross and Miss Sally Wolfe, both f Seattle.   About fifty guests were
vited.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fogel of Seattle ar^ islting the latter's mother, Mrs. W Bailey. .
Miss Rose Goldman entertained informally last Friday evening prior to
her departure for Los Angeles.
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Mrs. Joseph Youngson and her little son, David, have returned from Victoria, where they visited Mrs. Ralph Fromson.
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Mr. L. Glickaeld of San Franci-co
was a recent visitor in Vancouver.
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Mrs. W. J. Bailey and daughter, Ir-ma, have returned from Soap Lake and Seattle, where they spent three weeks.
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Miss Rae Snyder has returnoa from a trip South where she visited friend?
in San Francisco and Seattle.
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Miss Anne Potter recently mad^ a visit to Calgary. On her return trip she was accompanied by he** young niece, Miss Betty Kline, who will be
her house guest for several weeks.
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Miss Sally Pelman and Miss Ruby Rothstein have returned from Gultus Lake.
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Mr.  George Klein and Mr. H. S.
Lechtzier have left for Baltimore, Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burmack of Winnipeg with their daughter, Mrs. Morris Chess terminated a six thousand mile motor trip when they arrived in Vancouver last week.
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Mrs. H. Angel and daughters, Lottie and Ruby have returned from the East after having spent six weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Berman in Glen Falls, New York. They also visited relatives in New York City and on their trip home were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosen in Winnipeg.
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Miss Rosetta Shapiro is back from Seattle where she spent two and one lialf. months as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Shafran.
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Vacationing at Gultus Lake this week are: Messrs. G. Lonn, H. Pel-man, J. Pelman and Max Rothstein.
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We hear that there was a good turn-out at the wrestling match on Thursday evening of August 9th. Some of the spectators were: Messrs. N. Levin, W. N. Zimmerman, R. Mil-lor of Montreal, J. Abramson, P. Lesser, J. J. Lechtzier, W. Matoff, M.
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At the last executive meeting held at the Centre the following program of activities for the coming season was discussed and accepted:
A schedule of bowling, hikes, and other athletic events.
Currents events, educational and informatory lectures by club members and invited speakers on the educational, program.
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In view of the fact that not all the club members were in attendance at the last business meeting of the season and that no decision could be made, it was agreed that the question of affiliation to the Youth Section B.C. League against War and Fascism would be decided at the first business meeting of the club.
A tentative redrafted constitution will also be submitted to the first
membership meeting.
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As a gesture of good will the executive decided to buy a gift on behalf of the club for Max Luxemburg, who is convalescing.
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All members are notified that the first meeting Of the club has been arranged for Septemher 16.
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A hike has been proposed on the North Shore, Sunday, August 26, at 9 a.m. sharp. All interested meet at the North Van. Ferry to decide on either Lynn Valley or Capilano.
CAMP NEWS
VICTORIA NEWS
Please aend all Itema for tbia column to Mrs. Esse, S3 B.am St., Victoria, B. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rose and family are spending the month of August
at Shawnigan Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Bean are visiting in Bellingham.
On Thursday, August 9th, the election of Officers for the Congregation Temple Emanuel was held.
Joseph Rose was re-elected President for a second term.
Vice-<President: H. Greensfelder;
Treasurer: H. Kramer.
Honorary Secretary: I. M. Platten-ever.
Acting Secretary: Ralph Fromson. Trustees: I. M. Nodek, I. Herman, I. Waxstock.
We will have many interesting things to tell you about our boys next week.
They are all splendid and enjoying the glorious weather. They are keep ing themselves, Herman Swartz, Miss Herbert and other assistants as busy as the proverbial bee.
On departing from camp, there were so many lovely written tributes handed in to Mrs. Koenigsberg by the supervisor of the girls, the camp mother and, the girls themselves that without further explanation we will quote them verbatim.
■They speak for themselves. Unfortunately space forbids us from printing all of them.
CAMP SPIRIT If you can, first of all, obey, , And work without a grumble, .If you can from each day to day. Cause no one any trouble.
I If you can always play the game jAnd win without a boasting, ,If you can always lose the same, And after it no gloating.
If you can be real neat and clean And always get your credit, •If you can happily be seen To laugh, and live, and like it.
If you should find one in a fog. And sort of, well, just a clear it. Then: this contribution to the log, "That's the real CAMP SPIRIT."
Mary Harris, Council Camp.
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Copper Cove, B.C., 1934. "Message from Mrs. Holtzkener, Camp Mother."
"I am going home very happy to have been camp mother to the girls for two weeks.
[ wish to voice my appreciation to the members of 'Council of Jewish Women', and I sincerely hope that my services have been satisfactory."
Young Judaean News
Soskin, J. W. Herman, Al Herman, M. Plotkin, A. Koch, Hyman Goodman, M. Freeman, S. Nesbitt and H. Wagner.
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Miss Rae Snyder has returned from a trip south where she visited friends in San Francisco and Seattle.
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Maccabi
The Maccabi is a Jewish sport organization that is international in scope and one that has done excellent work both in development of sport among the Jewish youths and in Inculcating Jewish ideals among the sporting young.
Now the Maooabl ane organizing their second world meet, again in Palestine. At the first Maccablah in 1932, 5000 young men from 20 countries attended, and the undertaking was voted a success by all who saw the games.
This year, 10,000 competitors are expected from over 30 countries. The American committee In New York has issued a call to the American and Canadian Jews to aid in the work, to make entries whenever possible, and
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LETTER
Copper Cove, 1934.
Dear Girls:
I just don't know how to begin, but according to the good old saying. "When in doubt, talk about the weather." I am truly sorry that "Old King Sol" let us down so badly. However we'll hope for a real bright and sunny time next year.
One consolation that we may have from so many rainy days is the fact that we all had time to finish the wool work on our purses. I hope you will be true "busy-bees" when you arrive at home and finish your purses and make good use of them.
Just a few words for the wee tots. Was I such a "big bad wolf" aft«r all? I don't want you to take home this impression of me. After all even mother is stern when you are naughty, isn't she? I think and hope that when next year comes round you will all be elamoririg for "bunk space" at Copper Cove.
Oh you "Dorm Girls"!  Why must you try my patience so?   But never you mind, I really enjoyed becoming a pal to you all, at least I hope you look upon me as a pal.   You have given me many "eye-openers" during your two weeks at camp and I only hope that you have profited as much as 1 have. As 1 do not profess to be a literary ace, 1 think I should call quits.   However, may I leave this parting advice— An arm of aid to the weak, A friendly hand to the friendless, Kind words so short to speak, But whose echo is endless, The world is wide, these things are small.
They may be nothing, but they are all.
Sunday next, August i9th is the big day in Young Judaea circles. The fireworks will begin at 7:45 p.m. promptly. Each member is urged to bring his bombardment of nominees. What, you don't know what we're driving at? It's none other than election day for Vancouver Young Judaea.
In addition to the elections, the dramatic society is scheduled to put on a play that advance reports say is very flattering. It is entitled the "Bathroom Door" and the plot is as hilarious as the title suggests,
*0n Saturday night, August 11, a very successful beach party was held at Second Beach.
How is your tennis game? If it Is not up to normal you have only a few days to polish it up. Play for the beautiful cup is scheduled to begin any moment. Contestants will receive further information at a later date.
YOUNG JUDAEAN DELEGATES
Vancouver Young Judaea have at last achieved their greatest ambition, a representation at the National and Western Conference to be held in Saskatoon shortly. Two delegates will make the trip, Dave Fouks and Harold Rome. Besides representing Vancouver in the sessions these two will team up in a debate against Saskatoon in competition for the famed Baltzan Memorial trophy. They will also enter into the oratorical contest for the Shumiatcher cup.
The two delegates will be competing against a considerably older and more experienced field but the Y. J, feel confident of their ability.
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Very fine things are being said in the Yiddish press about American Rabbis, especially the conserivative and reformed.
So M. Danzis, is a recent issue of the Tog, comments on the fact that American Yahudim were never as anti-nat'ionalistic or anti-Zionistic as Yahudim in other parts of the world. Schiff and Marshall fought for Jewish minority rights in Europe, Schiff supported certain Zionist institutions, and even Rosenwald, who declared that he did not "believe in Zionism", supported the Haifa Polytechnicum.
Reform rabbis have turned en masse to Zionism, some of its bitterest opponents being now ardent workers. This change came about after the members of the congregation had accepted the Zionist programme. So, la this case, "the spiritual leaders" did not lead their congregants but followed far behind.
At the recent conference of the Rabbis their Zionist orientation appeared more clearly than ever before. The Rabbis adopted radical resolutions condemning war and social reaction-ism.
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Reb Bunem was a chassidic rabbi who laid the greatest of stress on intention, and was mortally afraid of hypocrisy, especially intellectual and unconscious. One day he met a chassid who would fast from Sabbath to Sabbath and wore a sack next to his skin.
Rub Bunem did not like his attitude, and said to him, "The Evil One can lure even such a man as you into a .^ack."
Rabbi Wise Stories
True success in the Future, yours to enjoy. The Best of Luck to ail.
BABS HERBKRT. (That person known as supervisor of 1934.)
In 1919 Rabbi Wise was already a power in New York. He had begun a §1,000,000 campaign for a new temple, but strikes came along and he joined the workers in their flght against the U.S. Steel. The campaign disintegrated.
... • "■-■■'^ In 1923 Wise is big-shot in Zionist Organisation and United Palestine Appeal. In the heal of the campaign he chose to call Jesus a "prophet in Israel", started the Mirrachis on his trail.
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Rabbi Stephien S. Wise issued a statement addressing the Histadrulh as the virtual Jewish government, requesting it to act with a proper sense of re.si)onsibility, worthily, cooly, patiently, so as not to make the acquittal of Stavsky a misfortune' for
Palestine Jewry.
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The Young Is!'a((I Is an orthodox youth oi'gani/ation. .\f a recent convention of theirs. Reform Balibl Wise was prt'scnf. At the .Syuagogui! ln' was called to the Torah. He said his prayers witlioul a siddur. Many of those [iresenl expre.ssiHi Ih'Mr surprise audibly.
The same Sabbath the delegalev s.'kw the Rabbi—swimming.
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