Photograph depicts the first B'nai B'rith installation banquet in Vancouver. Written on verso: First Installation Banquet of B'nai B'rith in Vancouver took place in 1910. The year in which Samuel Lodge 668 (now Vancouver Lodge) was founded. The late Judge Samuel Schultz, first local president of B'nai B'rith is sitting just to the left of the menorah.
Photograph depicts the installation of (at table, left to right) Ace Hersh (as President), Sid Greenburg (as first Vice President), and Alec Jackson (as second Vice President) at a B'nai B'rith installation ceremony at the Astor Hotel. Ethel Jackson is seated at the far right end of the table.
The community service committee of B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge presented a 21-inch 1958 Console Philco TV set to the Jericho Hill School for the deaf. Dr. C. MacDonald, director of the school, reported that the TV set would give his pupils both entertainment and practice with their lip-reading. Photograph is attached to a scrapbook. It depicts those who participated in the presentation (left to right): Chuck Kemp, Paul Tyre, Maurice Lifchus, Dr. C. MacDonald, Alec Jackson, Mr. Cardinall (school recreation officer), and Sam Gordon. Kneeling are two pupils of the school, Ronald Thorpe and Doug Lambert.
Photograph depicts (left to right) Alec Jackson, Josh Abramson, an unknown member, an unknown member, Sid Greenberg, an unknown member, Chuck Davis, and Paul Tyer at the head table during a B'nai B'rith membership drive.
Photograph depicts Sid Greenberg and Sara Greenberg standing behind a cake with (back, left to right) Red Lerner, Rae Lerner, Chuck Kemp, Alec Jackson, Ethel Jackson, and others at a B'nai B'rith Lions Gate Lodge event.
Photograph attached to scrapbook. It depicts a group of B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge members - (left to right) Maurice Lifchus, Chuck Kemp, an unknown member, Sid Greenberg, and an unknown member - waiting to welcome Helene Tellier back to Vancouver. Tellier underwent a successful deep-freeze operation at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, Colorado to repair a congenital heart defect. B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge was instrumental in referring Tellier to the hospital.
The community service committee of B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge presented a 21-inch 1958 Console Philco TV set to the Jericho Hill School for the deaf. Dr. C. MacDonald, director of the school, reported that the TV set would give his pupils both entertainment and practice with their lip-reading. The photograph is attached to a scrapbook. It depicts Dr. C. MacDonald and three of his pupils admiring the new TV set in its place at the school.