10 — THEBUU-ETIN ^ Thursday. November 4.1982
ENGAGEMENTS
Leah and Simone Patrick are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Clarisa, to Jerome Wolfman, $on of Bill and Esther Wolfman. The wedding will take place in the early spring.
Wengers host Kiddush
^ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wenger will sponsor congregational Kiddush fbllowingShabbat services atSch^ Tzedeck Niov; 6 in honpi- of. the forthcoming iharriage of th^ir daughter. Rebecca, to Briaii^Goheh.
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Dr. and Mrs. Fred Fagan of Montreal are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter. Holly Rebecca, on Oct. 21. at Royal Victoria hospital, a sister for Robert Nathaniel. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Morris of Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fagan. Montreal. Great-grandmother is Sophie Mortimer of Montreal.
Herb and Barb Silber are happy to announce the birth of their daughter. Tara Brooke, 6 lbs. 15 oz., on Oct.
20. a sister for Michael and Arin. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Jean Lichman of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Silber, Vancouver.
Sharon and Isy Rogowski are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Jaclyn, on Oct. 8, a sister for Ryan and David. Proud grandparents are Joe and Glara Silverman of Vancouver and Chasi^' Rogowski of Israel.     \}^, M
Judy and Neil ' Kornfeld are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter. Dory Alexandria Rose, 7 lbs. 2 oz., on Oct. 3. Proud grandparents, all of Vancouver, are Professor Nathan Divinsky, Mrs: Bebi Divinsky and Mr. and Mrs. • Samuel Kornfeld. Great-grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. Harry Ullman, Vancouver.
Baby-naming at T.S.
The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman Streat will receive the names Miriam Rebecca at a babyr naming ceremony during Templ^ Sholom services Friday, Nov. 5,8: tS p.m. The parents will host the Oneg Shabbat. •
The 1982-84 edition of the Vancouver Jewish CommunityTele-phpne Directory has been published by yancouyer Talriiiid Torah. It is now on sale at the school. 27th and Oak. at the Centre and at Louis Brier Home-Printed in brown ink on cream paper, designed to ease eye-strain, the publication features a color cover and expanded reference lists.
Carole Fader, co-ordinator of both this and the preceding edition, has been working on directory sales and preparation since November 1981 with assistance of volunteer Terry Lirenman.
The arduous undertaking of updating listings was again undertaken by Reta Wolochow who first volunteered her services in 1977. She initiated at that time inclusion of the names of. women alongside their husbands in the listings, as well as postal codes, f
'The directory is a significant source' of ^Mhdihg for Talmud Torah,** school spokesmen noted, pointing out that the publication would not have been possible without the commitment and months of volunteer work by both Lirenman and Wolochow- In recognition of their efforts, the school board of directors dedicated in their hpnor a si?t-vplume encyclopaedia Jf.Y7/7«/flw^/V<>jP in use at;the school,library.
Belgian king awards Katz
ANTWERP r- Willy Katz, honorary secretary of the Central Jewish Welfare Organization, has been appointed a Knight of the Order, of the Crown by King Baudouinl The honor, one of Belgium^s highest, was awarded for Katz'outstanding work in the welfare field.
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BAR-MITZVAH
David llan, son of Jack and Marion Chivo, will be called to the Torah as a Bar-Mitzvah during services this Saturday, Nov. 6, 9:30 a.m., at the North Shore Jewish Community Association, Lloyd and Gladwin, North Vancouvei-. Kid-dush-luncheon follows/
David, son of Lani Levine of Vancouver and Gerald Levine of Calif., will celebrate his Bar-Mitzvah during Beth Israel services Friday evening, Nov. 5 and Saturday morning, Nov. 6 when lie will chant the Maftir portion Vayera and participate in the service. His parents will host the Oneg Shabbat as well as kiddush Saturday.
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Noah, son of Mrs. Rochelle Nitikman, will celebrate his Bar-Mitzvah at Beth Israel on Thursday, Nov. 11, 9 a.m. when he reads the Torah portion and participates in services. A Kiddush-breakfast follows, hosted by his riiother.
SVLVIA CRISTAIJL^
.. convener"";";-;.
Beth Israel has announced appointments of Lorne and Sylvia Cristall as conveners of the Congregation's gala Golden Anniversary Week-end, Dec. 3-5.
The conveners bring to the positions several years of experience in synagogue and community activities. Cristall, who received his early Jewish education ^t Beth Israel and celebirated his Bar-Mitzvah there, is immediate past president of the Congregation. He is also a past. president of Vancouver Talmud :^Torah.\.
Sylvia Cristall, Who has been aciiye on the Talmud Tprah Parent-Teacher, Association board, is currently vice-president oif Vancour ver Hadassah Wizo Council and serves on the board of Camp Hatikvah.
The Cristalls have extended a welcome to the entire community to attend the various Golden Anniversary programs. Shabbat evening
LETTERS
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suggest that what happened to you, Mr. Walder, is that you encountered kibbutz members who probably suffered through the Holocaust. You have decided to pass judgment on their emotional reaction to non-Jews and then have proceeded to go to war publicly against Israel and the kibbutz you visited from a point on the other side of the world.
1 do not expect that I willconvince you, Mr. Walder, bccduse I do not know youimd probably you are not capable of understanding lanother side of the question. Yet it seems to me that the facts and questions above, as many other questions, at least obligate readers of The Bulletin to bailance their impressions of Israel.
YISHAI KIVOLL Israeli Aliyiih Centre Shaliach
LORNE CRISTALL ... convener
services Friday, Dec. 3 wUl be addressed by Rabbi Bert A. Woythaler, synagogue spiritual leader from 1956 to 1963. Honored during thie evening will be past presidents of the Meii's Club, Sisterhood and United Synagogue Youth.
Rabbi David C. Kogen, who served as B.I. spiritual leader from 1946 to 19'55, will speak from the pulpit during services Saturday morning, Dec. 4. Former Congregation presidents will be honored during the service.
That evening, 8 p.m. at B.I., a "solid gold** rock dance will take praice, featuring CKLG radio personality Doc Harris. Rabbi Jeffrey Hctffman and B.I. youth director Neil Chark have extended a welcorne to all youth ages 14 to 18 to attend.
The gala Golden Anniversary Ball at Hotel Vancouver Dec.5, featuring themusic of Jan Cooper, will be "a imXyfrailach evening to remember^" the Cristalls stated: Thiey urged that reservations for the Sunday evening event be made how at 1%\A\(>\.
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