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RUBEN GAJER stands with KIs ^ffe, Tzlpr-Faye, lat the base of the south tower off the Annacis Island tirldge, currently under construction, in the background Is th^>orth tower.
while studying for his Masters degree in structural engineering at UBC. He said'that as he began keeping more and more mitzvot: (e.g; putting on tefil-lin) and attending classes and events at the Lubavitch centre
^ regularly, he became increasingly/rwrn (observant).
'*When yoii become a fiorfl/ >;7(?s/iMva (a person that comes batk to the ways of the Torah)
'/youriealize the values of ^VitJ-dishkeit," he said. Forhim it has now iBecom'e a natural way of life.
'^People who see me in public in a A:i/>/7a and with my beard probably think! am living in the past/'said Gajer.
'*They probably do not realize that you can live a Torah life and a modem life at the same time," he added, referring to the fact that he can and does operate a computer, drive a modern car, solve coniplex differential equations, and studies Gemorra and Chassidut.
He reminded that the Gemorra contains plenty of
/math.
A quiet-spoken man in his early 30s, Gajer finds no contradiction between his life;' style and his chpsen profes-sion. ■
He has worked for the same company foi; four ytos. Each
'"all bright guys pushing to get the job done."
Buckland and Taylor's present megarproject is design engineereing JTor/the Annacis ' Island bridge connecting New Westminster >nd ^^elta, on which they are wdrking in association with CBA."~.
The bridge is a cable-stayed structure, scheduled forcom«-" pfetlon in June 1986. ^ When completed it will be-the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world, said Gajer. Mainspan between^hc; two towers is 465 metres.
Gajer has been involved in analysis and design of^the bridge, as well as the erection engineering.
Some of his duties include ' study of the effects of traffic' patterns,., wind, earthquakes and weather on the "finar* bridge as well as at different stages of construction.
"At every stage of erection, the bridge is a new structure . and it requires new .analysis and planning,'' he explained..
Presently, the company,: • which has ^received many" ehgineerinig awai^Sis,'tog^tiier^^^^^^^
^^cJl^ltern^tive^ for the rapidH transit Crossing of the r^pr^serv river in which G^er is, also
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time at which he will leaye on winter Fridays In order to be able^ to keepi^ the Sabbath (a few hoiirs b^foi^ suii^^
The company riequires a certa;in number <*f;hours to be worked each month* a schedule; which is careful to keep, working ^xtra hours knd on Sundays if neceissary, especially during periods of intensive work.
During the winter he has to da\en Mincha (the afternoon prayer) in the office as sunset is early in the afternoon^
"Wheii you behave as you believe people respect you," , he said, referring to the general attitude of people in his office.
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