The Canadian Jewish News, Friday, Septembier 8,1978 - Page 11
Organizations and People
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Rosh Hashanah reader available
(David Groskindphoto)
FIve-year-oId Craig Touch gete pony ride assisted by Sara Minster, 20, one of the organizers of the ym-ywha's cirCns for Camp Fondale. Event In-claded a magic show, rocket display, shooting gallery and skateboard show.
LAWRENCE, N,Y. —
A new publication called The Rosh Hashanah Home Reader, has been prepared by Congregation Kol Yisroel Chaverim and will be distributed free by its public service arm, the Jewish Community Jewish Information Council.
The 12-page leaflet will be ready for free distribution in time for the observance of the Jewish New year which starts this year on Monday, Oct. 2.
Rabbi Rubin R. Dobin. spiritual leader of the congregation, who edited and compiled the publication, said that it will be sent free to all who request it. All requests must be accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope and sent to Rabbi Rubin R. Dobin. Congregation Kol Yisroel Chaverim, Home Reader. FOB   U, Law-
rence, New York 11559.
The new publication is designed to add to the full meaning of the religious festival. Included will be a series of the more important prayers connected with the worship service that are especially suited for family reading in the home. Additional material to be found in the pamphlet has been assembled from current poetry and prose especially suited to the solemnity of the High Holyday period. A simple explanation of the meaning of the festivals is also included. Throughout the folder-leaflet, there will be found several sketches of art that are part of the holiday theme. Many of the selections are in simple English so that they can be easily read by the younger meinbers of the family.
Negev dinner to honor Judge Abraham Lieff
OTTAWA —
Abraham H. Lieff, retired justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario, is to be honored at a Negev testimonial dinner sponsored by the Jewish National Fund of Ottawa, Oct. 31. at the Jewish Community Centre here.
Lieff has always been an active participant in the political, cultural and social life of his community.
He has a long standing association with, and a iinique record of leadership on behalf of the Canadian and Jewish communities. His interest in Israel goes back in time to
THE TORONTO
JEWISH TEACHERS' SEMINARY
(Midrasha L'Morinn)
•       . ANNOUNCES
REGISTRATION • OPEN HOUSE • PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS FOR ITS YEAR ROUND PROGRAM OF STUDIES
On Thursday, September 14, Sunday, September 17,and Monday, September 18 (7:00 - 9:00 p.m.) at FINCH EDUCATION CENTRE ASSOCIATED HEBREW SCHOOLS . 252 Finch Avenue West
• Courses in: Bible, Rabbinics, Talmud, Mishna Jewish History, Hebrew Language and literature, Yiddish Practice, Educational Theory and
' Methodology.
• New credit system will allovy part-time students to obtain course credits leading to differentiated diplomas and certificates.
• Instruction in Hebrew and English.
• University students as well asrnature students welcome.
: COURSES OFFERED IN CO-OPERATION WITH YORK UNIVERSITY HEBREWTEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM '
Classes meet .Sunday afternoon .2:00-6:00 p m., and Weekday evening .7:00--9:00 p.m., conimencing Sunday, September 24; -For Information Call or Write Rabbi Irwin E. Witty, Harold R. Malitzky or Aharon Eldar, 781-4687 ; MIDRASHA L'MORIM,22.GLEN PARK AVE, TORONTO M6B2B9
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the year 1922 when he worked in Ottawa's first Keren Hayesod campaign, the forerunner of today's United Jewish .Appeal. In 1943, he was elected president of Ottawa B'nai B'rith; in 1946 he became president of the Agudath Israel Con-
gregation, serving in this capacity for some 17 years; and from 1953 to 1955 he was president of Ottawa Vaad HaTr. In 1970, he delivered the dedication address of the Canada Friendship Forest in Israel, a project of the Jewish National Fund.
An invitation is extended to the Jewish Community
to hear
Dr. Maurice M. Roumani
Secretary General of World Organization of Jews from Arab Countries.
DR. ROUMANI
SATURDAY. SEPT. 16, 10:00 A.M. BETH TZEDEC SYNAGOGUE , 1700 BATHURSTSTREET
"THE FORGOTTEN REFUGEES
- THE 850.000 JEWS FROM THE ARAB COUNTRIES"
SUNDAY, SEPT. 17, 10:00 A.M. BETH TZEDEC SYNAGOGUE
"THE SEPHARDIM HARDSHIP OF DISPLACEMENT*
SUNDAY, SEPT. 17, 2:00 P.M, BAYCREST CENTRE, 55 AMEER (at C.J.C. Regional Conference)
'THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT'
Dr. Rouffyani, born in Libya, is a distinguished scholar, writer and^ lecturer and is a re?iowned expert dn international relations and refii~" problems:
Sponsored by Beth Tzedec Congregation National Committee for Jews in Arab Lands, Canadian Jewish Congress  ; j Canadian Sephardic Federation
Institute to teacb Hebrew
TORONTO —
Joseph Klinger, director of the Keren Hatarbut Institute, announi^ed last week that the institute, affiliated with the Canadian Zioniist Federation, is now
opening its doors to many students who will study conversational Hebrew during the entire school year of 1978-79.
"The interest in learning Hebrew is growing
stronger and stronger each year." Klinger said. "Jews and non-Jews, who are eager to visit and tour Israel, are finding it most necessary to study modern Hebrew."
Gala Reunion
Fairbatnd Folk Shiile
Anyone, who attended Shulc at 24 .Cecil Street. Manning Avenue. Euclid A venue or Viewmount A venue are invited with their sp/juses to a
Wine and Cheese Party Saturday, Sept. 23, 7:30 p-mT^
12 VIEWMOUNT, BIALIK HEBREW DAY SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Cot7ie and renew acquaintances. Reminisce about happy Shule days. Frogram at 9 p.m. will include dramatic presentation, Yiddish humor and the like, hv our own alumni and present pupils of BiaUk Hebrew Day Sciiool.
This is your invitation. Pass the word around.
For Information after 6. Esther 782-791 3. Lou 782-1 387, Harry 964-0508
You are invited to attend the
High Holiday Services
of
Beth Adam
{Toronto Jewish Humanist Congregation)
There is now a fourth alternative in Judaism to existing Orthodoxy, Conservative and Reform. It is called Humanistic Judaism.
Humanistic Judaism is an attempt to make Judaism relevant to a scientific age and to an urban culture. It does not find the heart of Judaism and of rehgion, in the belief in a supernatural god. Rather, it finds the essence of Judaism in a moral commitment to human dignity and to ethical behaviour. The Philosophy of Humanistic Judaism was first given organized religious expression in 1963. Today, there are Humanistic Jewish Congregations in: Birmingham, Michigan; Deerfield. Illinois; Westport. Connecticut: Boston, Massachusetts; Los .Angeles, California, as well as the Toronto congregation.
In 1969, the Society for Humanistic Judaism was established in Detroit. Its purpose: to provide an international voice for Humanistic Judaism; to sponsor the creation of philosophic and aesthetic materials for educational purposes; and to organize new congregations.
The Toronto Jewish Humanist Congregation, now entering its fifth year, will be holding High Holiday Ser\'ices. which will he conducted by Rabbi Robert Barr.
If you are unaffiliated because there is nci Jewish institution ip the Toronto area which conforms to your beliefs or life style - - or if you feel discontent with your present Jewish religious affiliation — Humanistic JudaisiTi may be the answer.
Services to be held at the North York Memorial Community Centre 5090 Yonge Street (nortli of Sheppard)
ROSH HASHANAH    .MOND.AY. OCTOBEFi :    10:30 A.M. LUNCHEON INCLUDED
YOMKIPPUR   WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11     10:30 A.M. MEMORIAL SERVICE    1 :30 P..M.
R.S.V.P. by September 25th Beverley Stern. Ill- llA'X   ^ After 5 p.m. . \ Mickey Oberniiin. 4^1 9420
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Tickets - Adults $20.00'   Students SI 5.00    Cliildren (under 13) $10.00 .
"Transmitting our Values
The 23rd Regional Conference of Canadian Jewish Congress Central Region
Sunday, September 17, 1978
Baycrest Terrace, 55 Ameer Ave.
Program Keynote Speaker
Rabbi Norman Fiimer
Sessions on: The Home, The School, , The Community
Luncheon Speaker, Alan Rose -
"Soviet Jewry, Contemporary Realities'' Workshops; Comiriunity Relations, Israel Action
^'     HOWARD STANISLAWSKI
Foreign Affairs
DR. MAURICE ROUMANI
How To: ■/■;;'V-^:'
ARCHIVES, FUNDING, CHAPLAINCY SERVICES. ~
Registration fee: including lunch SI0.00
Canadian Jewish Congress, 150 Beverley St., Toronto M5T1V6
8^9-3811