8 — THE BULLETIN—Thursday, October 14, 1982
Remember the Sabbalh, to keep it hqfy...
Friday, Qetobcr 15,6d)3 pan.
Sedra Bereshit (Oenesis) Havdalft^ Skbbirth ends
October 16,7:03 p.in.
Beth Hamidrash Congregation.
3231 Heather. Rabbi Avraham Tauby. Services: Fridiayv 7 p.in. Saturday, 8:30 a.m. Miricha 6:45 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 874-4800. (Sephardic Orthodox).      ^ 2—
Beth Israel Congregation. 4350 Oak. Rabbi Wilfred Solomon. Rabbi Jeffrey Hoffman. Cantor Murray Nixon. Torah reader, D. Rubin. Choir, S. Pelman, director. Services: Friday, early service 6 p;m/, regular ^ worship 8:15 p.ni.; .Saturday, 9:15 a.m. 731 -4161 (Conseh'ative)*
Beth Tikvah Congr^atioA. 9711
Geal Road, Richmond, B.C. Rabbi Harvey Markowitz. Services: ;Friiri day, 8 p.m. Saturday, 9:30 a.m. Minyan, Sundays, 9:30 ^avin, •6262. (Conservative).;
Chabad-Lubai^ifeh. 5750 Oak: Rabbi Yitzchak^^ineberg. Rabbi 3 Yakov  Fellig. Services:   Fridaj^ >5 sunset. Saturday,-lJp.a^.m;Sunday^^ a.m. and at sunset: Weekdays,7 a.mr -and at sunset. 266-1313. (Orthodox).
l-iturlh < ommandmrnl. Kxiidu%. 20:X
Friday, October 22,5:49 pan.
Sedm Noach (Genesis) Havdaia,SablMtiidids
October 23, 6:49 p.m.
Havurat Sim Shalom, affiliated with Vaincouver Hillel Foundation, Pioneer Hall, 1410 W. 12th. Rabbi Daniel Siegel. Services: Saturday^ 10. a.m. 224-4748. (Traditional/ Egalitarian).- 1
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Louis Brier Home. 1055 W. 41st Avenucv Services: Daily 7:30 p.m. Shabbat 9:15 a.m^ and 7:30 p.m. with Sam Zingerman, Ralph Rosenberg, Ron and'Dan Kornfeld, Moe Frumkin. 261 -9376. (Orthodox). j,>^^--: ^-■
Schara Tzedecit Congregation. 3476 Oak. Rabbi Baruch Zaichyk. Rabbi MenaheihFo^^^ Cantor Moshe Preis. Services, Friday 6 p.iil., Saturday 9 a.M.; Mincha 6 p.m., followed by Seuda Shlishit and Msuim'l Hav^^^ at;7 p.m. Sunday services 8':36 ;a,m. Services during week,':7r3Oainii^findf0.m. 736-7607.
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Teniple Sholom. 4426 W. 10th Ave;;; R^bi Philip Bregman. M urray Kerilg^ ?#ahtbri^I Soloist/ Choir £Mrectpir;^e#ices: Friday, 8:15 p.m. Saturd^iO:36 a.m^ 224- \381.. (Refbrm)i^ ■ -
Eitz Chaim Con^egation. 9211 Blundell Road, Richmiond, B.C. Services: Friday, 8 p.m.. and Saturday, 9 a.m., conducted by Rabbi William Altshul.; 274-3107. (Orthodox).
T.Sv^ets morniiig minyan
Temple Sholom will hold a morning minyan this Monday, Oct. 7;45 a:m., at the home of Morry and llee^Harrisbn, 6459 Cambie.
Shalom Yeladim ceremony at B.I.
A Shalom Yeladim ceremony during Beth Israel services Friday, Oct. 15, 8:15 p.m;; will fbrnially welcome to Jewish education studies all young^^ registered in |rade one bf B. IV Religious school and children of synagogue mefnbers attending grade one at Talmud Torah.
Each youngster will participate in a J)rier^p receive a
certificate of consecration.
The follbwing children will take part in the ceremony: _^
Jennifer Ames, Michael Aver-bach, Dainiella Abramson, Steven Black, Mark Breslaw, Adam Bro-vender, jpaniel Buller, Ryan Davis, Jonathan Epstein, Jordana Epstein, Sarah Franks, Teri Vered Fisher, Stephanie Gazda, Joshua Grossman, Laiira Haber, Stephen Haiidel-sman, Avi Hooper, Brian Jacobson, Samara Kleiiiman, Robin LeVy, Cory Permack, Naomi Steinberg, Stacey Yacht.
The Oneg Shabbat will be hosted by the parents of the grade qne classes.
JEWISH CALENDAR 5743 - 1982-83
Chanuka Fast of Tevet
Tu B*Shvat Rosh Chodesb
Dec. 11-18 Dec. 26
Jan. 29 Feb. 13-14
Fast of Esther Feb. 24
Purim Feb. 27
Rosh Chodesh March 15
Passover;   Afarch 2^Apfi| 5
, Ydm HaShoa April 10
RcMh Chodesh April 13-14
Yom HaAtznumt ApriilS
BY RABBI MEIR GOTTESMAN
PARSHATBRESHIT . '
G-d is everywhere before us. All we need do is open our eyesand we can see
the SAec^ma on every side. . ,   ^\  xm  j ^u^; «f
Reb Yitzchak Vurker once visited the samtly Reb Mordechai of Techernoble and was greatly impressed by his holiness. On his way back he related to all what he had seen. .....     ,     u .
Reb JMendel Of Kotzk met him and demanded: "Yitzchak, tell me also what
you witnessed." ^,  .        ^ . .
The Vurker enthused: "I saw at Reb Mordechai Techernoble the very table
that the Baal Shem Tov himself used!"
Answered the Kotzken "From a table that's just a hundred years old you re so impressed? Didn't our Rebbe Simcha Bunim (of Persischa) show us the very heavens and earth that the Al-mighty Himself uses, as it says. The heavens are My throne, and the earth My foot-stool. . . So why get so excited about a table?" (Min Hatorah)
Every leaf around us sings praise to G-d, and the bluei^kies above bear witness to G-d all around. Why doesn't G-d talk to us? He does ten times a day. In the many things we hear each day from our friends, our family, our business associates, words come out that have a double meaning.
"Be careful!" someone shouts as you cross the street^But sometimes there is a much deeper warning hidden.
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Every word in the Torah is precious. Said Reb Israel of Rizshin: The whole Torah is contained in the book of Breshit (Genesis); the whole book of Breshit'xs contained in the first verse; the whole first verse is contained in the first word; the first word is contained in the first letter "Bet"; the first letter is contained in the dot of the letter"Bet"; and the Tzadik of thegeneration is the dot that contains-the whole Torah. (Fun Der Chasidisch Otzrot, by Rabbi David Kirshebaum, zl) ' ,
There is nothing that is not hinted in the Torah, teach pur rabbis. The Torah was created before the Universe. What is the hint to that? The first three words of the Torah, "Bereishit bara E-lokim ... "("Iji the beginning G-d created") add up to 1202 ... The three words, "Torah, Neviim, Ketuvim (Torah, Prophets and >yritings) also add up to 1202 — to show that Torah was the blueprint for ali creation .. ."
Every word of the Torah is a piraise to G-d. Torah is not a dead thing. It is alive, living,'^exciting to those, who delve into it. Why was a person given a brain? To hone it with the study of Torah, to understand, to ask, to disclover G-d and the meaning of life. , ., May this be a year when all of us together add to our hours ofTorah study each week, and become worthy to sit in the council of Torah scholars, amen. Shabbat Shalom.
~ DEATHS -
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September 23
RETA SAYLES September 25
MOLLIETASS ,   September 25 :
JENNIE LOHN September 26
JOHN JAMPOLSKY September 27
MOSES JACOB < September 28
As another BitfMfii community service feature. Deaths will t)e published weekly as they are registered. ~ THE PUBLISHER
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
HARVEY MILLS
wish to thank their relatives and triends for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy extended to them at the loss of a beloved husband and father, also for the many donations made to worthy causes in his riiemory. Special thanks to Dr. S. Sunshine, Dr. WoIgh chow. Rabbi Zaichyk, Cantor M. Preis and the Chevra Kadisha.
NAOMI, SANDRA AND NORMAN MILIS
JENNIE LOHN
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; Loiig-time resident of Vancouver Jennie Ilohii, passed a\^y at St. Paul's hospital on Sept. 26. She wai 60 years of age.
Mrs. Lohn was a strong contA-^ butor toa wide variety of conunub'^ ity causes for many years. AmOngst numerous bequests in her will was a substantial contribution towards establishment of a new children's hospital in Israel. The facility, to be known as the Jennie Lohn Children's Hospital, will be situated at Hadassah-WlZp's Asaf Harofe medical centOB near Tel Aviv, r Bora in-l^ol^d, the former Jennie Swartz came to Canada as a small child. She lived in Vancouver for 57
V years, marrying here in .1942/.
~ > A-life- S member of Hadassah-WIZp, s&e;i^^ also affiliated with
pRTV^KMl^^ and Cdnijgre^
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:the'ir(»i-tEi8ta^H^ ■ -■'■i'^'^cp''''-Her support of commuiiity; endeavors was.wide-spired of a Hadassah national draw 10 years ago, she donated the sizeable prize funds towards charity.jln J979,
during participation in a JNF/Beth Israel tour of Israel, Mrs. Lohn and
her husband. Earl, purchased a forest of 25,000 trees through the Jewish NatiQioal Fund..
The couple also established the; Earl and Jennie Lohn Family Endowment for Perpetual Student Aid^ at the Hebrew University of Jerus-^ alem^ She. visited Israel five times, i - Shets s1£hnyed by her husband; a ^^aus^^lJ^i|ene (Mrs. Robert) SpevakO'W; tw^^ Harry and
Phil Swartz; iviro sisters^ Bella (Mrs,; Jack) De^ of; Viftcouver and j^reda (Mrs. Harvey) Greene, Cal-gai^;: ahd thrle gr^hdchildren.
Funeral se^ces were held Sept. 28 ^t Schara Tzedeck chapel with Rabbi W. Solomon and Cantor M. Nixon officiating. Interment follow-! ed at Schara Tzedeck cemetery Chevra Kadisha was in charge of arrangements.
Contributions towards the Jennie Lohn Children's Hospital are being rM^ivtd at Hadassah-WIZO office, 950^4lst%e., Vahc, V5Z 2N7.t
. The community is mourning a veteran personality, John Jampol-sky, who was well-known aivi beloved: in wide circles. He passed away at Vancouver General hospital on Ydm Kippur in his 92nd year.
"He, was a fuUy-dimensipnal Jew, leading a. balanced life of strong devotion to synagogijie, family and community". Rabbi Wilfred Solomon told an overflow gathering at Schara Tzedeck chapel Sept. 28. Speaking of the deceased's long service to Beth Israel, the Rabbi recalled Mr. Jampolsky's decades as Gabbai, his regular attendanceat all services, and his chanting of the Book of Jonah on Yom Kippur annually. Over the years, the congregation held several capacity-attendance tributes in his honor.
Bora in Russia, Jphn Jampolsky canie as a young man to the farm colony, of Lipton, Sask. where he remained' until moving to Regina. He was a resident of Vancouver since
1946 and was active here in business.
Predeceased by his wife Dora in 1964,, lie is survived by:, three sons, Hersphei Jampolsky. of London, England, Abe Jajmpolsky ^nd Mich-ae.l Jam^, b^tth, of Vancouver; nine tndchildreii; and one great-igrand*
BETA SAYLES. 69. SUCCUMBS SEPT. 25
Retal Sayles, a resident of Vancouver for 38 years, passed away at Riclimond General hospital on Septi 25. She was 69 years of age. A
Bora and educated in Toronto; the former Reta Scheff married Albert Sayles there on Sept. 17, 1935. She was affiliated here with Congregation Schara Tzedeck.
She was predeceased by her father, Hyman Scheff in 1957, mother Rose Scheff in 1962 and brother, Charles Scheff last yean Surviving family members are: her husband; two daughters, Patricia Ann Hoffiiiaii:and Marilyn Beverley Coblih; thrct brothers. Max and Murray Scheff, 'Toronto, and Dr. Harold SchefjgorSt. Louis; a sister, Sadie Pearl, Detroit; and six grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Sept. 26 at Schara Tzedeck chapel with
RETA SAYLES
Rabbi M. Fogel and Cantor M. Preis officiating. Interment followed at Schara Tzedeck cemetery. Chevra Kadisha Was in charge of arrangements.
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' Rabbi Jeffrey Hoifiman and Clamor Murray N^xon also officiated at the funeral. Interment folloWed in the family plot at S.T. cemetery. Chevra Kadisha was in charge of arrangements.
Former City resident Yetta Ludwig passes
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. -
Former Vancouver resident yetta Ludwig passed away suddenly oh Aug. 12.
Predeceased by her husband, Dave Ludwig of Winnipeg, she is survived by a son, Jerry Ludwig and a daughter, Judi (Mrs. Mort) Harris, both of Los Angeles; a sister, Esther Brotman, Winnipeg; brothers Norman Lachter of Winnipeg and Harry Latimer, Los Angeles; and six grandchildren.
Sheik dies
JERUSALEM - Sheik Suleiman el Huzeil, highly respected patriarch of Israel's Negev Beduin, who Was always friendly to the Jewish State, has^ied. His age has been put at between 105 and 120. ^
Thousands of mourners attended his funeral and President Utzhak Navon and Menachem Begin, the Israeli Prime Minister, sent their personal representatives.
Sheik Huzeil is reported to have had 39 wives and t^ havd fathered 150 children. He is said to have 2,500 living descendants. >
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