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T.S. rejoices Shabbat with Jeffrey Feldman
Jeffrey, son of Sheldon and Pearl Feldnian, will be called to the Tenoipie Sholom Torah as a Bar>: Mitzvah during services this Saturday, May 15 at 10:30 a.m. The parents will host both Kiddush-. luncheon Saturday and Oneg Shab-bat the preceding evening.
Jeffrey Moss is Beth Israel Bar-Mitzvati
Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moss, will be c^ed to Beth Israel Torah a^ a Bar-Mitzvah during Shabbat services Saturday,. May IS, 9:15 a.m. He will participate in the service as well and read the Maftir portioir, Behar-Bechukotai. His parents vrili host Kiddush-luncheon, witli Friday night Oneg Shabbat sponsored by his grandparents, Mrs. Martha Garfinkel ami Sarah and Israel Moscovitch of Winnipeg.
Danny Levitt called to Temple Sholom Torah
The Bar-Mitzvah of Danny, son of Ken and Leah Levitt, will take place at Temple Sholom this Monday, May 17, 9 a.m., with Rabbi Philip Bregman officiating. The parents will host a Kiddush-luncheon in honor of their son.
T.S. sets morning minyan
Temple Sholom will hold a morning minyan this Tuesday, May 18, 7:45 a.m^, at the home of Theresa Kaufmann, 107 — 2770 Burrard.
Mr, and K4rs. Beriiie Freeman are pleased to ^nnipunce the engagement of,their sOn, Tzvi (Harold) Freeman, to Naomi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Polichenko of Argentina.
Marian and Bernie, Lotzkar are pleased ta announce the engagement ,of thdr daughter, Sheryl, to Elliot plassmauv son of Rose Marie and Leon Classman. Thb wedding will take place Aug. 29 at Beth Israel. Happy grandparents are Rose and John Gordon, Soniaand BenSokp-low of Vancouver and Esther Glass-man 6f Miami Beach, Florida.
Coldeii Age Day welcomes
The Golden Age Club's annual fimd-raising event. Golden Agei Day open to the entire conununity, takes place this Monday, May 17, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p<m. at the Centre.
A variety of foods will be available at a buffet lunch, including bagels, chieese and pastries for thosedesiring just a light snack. The event will also feature Golden Age hand-made crafts, a *wlute elephant* table, and a pastiy table.
Fundsivill go towards supporting the Goldeners* various activities, which include meetings* lunches, singiiig and dance groups, exercise programs, swimming and bowling.
Club director Barbara Minuk has urged full conununity support for the event Further information is available from her at the Centre, 266-91U.
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ttoa, will be qiccial gudls at a cphunu-ni^ social reception Sunday. (See Page 11^ Mayor Proielaian CRT Montli.>
Ron Ald^r, ehairiban of the Camp Hatikvah personnel qonmiitte^ announced that Paid Marcus will be < Kochot unit head this year. Marcus, who has spent a year living in Israel, was a cpuhs«Uor at C^mp Sha^ Toronto two years ago, and last sumnier diluted,a^^uccessiul^ der4n-Traiiiing program at Camp Hatikvah.
In other appointments, ; Adler stated that Jamie Gordon and iNaoini Kirtner, both of whom have' been at HatikvEdi for three consecutive sumniers, will serve as Hatikvah unit heads. Jeff Goldenbeig will be returning to direct the waterskiing and sailing dock and Lisa Henrij^uez will head a revamped arts-and-crafts program.
The camp's first session is completely full and officiate are Ur^ng early registration for the second , session, which has only 15 spaces left and 20 openings in Kochot. T|ie LIT program still hiEis rooin for a few more cainpers and early enrollment is being requested for those planning % attend Hatik^*^ six-we^ period^ ■ Furthef infonnatibn may be bb^^ from th(e camp office; 327-9072.
tii^eature three Jewish^fi
: Three films of special interest to the Jewish colhmunity,are' being featured at the upcoming first annual Vancouver International Film Festival, May 13-20 at the Ridge theatre, 16th and Arbutus.
The acclaimed U.S. production Image Before My Eyes will be screened Monday, May 17. The following Monday evening, DaviW, a. West German production on the' Hoibicaust,
a joint Netherlaniis'^enhah release concemirig a doomed Berlin family from 1913-40, will be screened Thursday, May 27. Show-tim^ is 7 ; ;p.m.^ "
Image IBeforeMy EyeSy a feature-length documentary which received a prize at the Mannheim Festi^val in Germany, has b^h^i^^ poignant and ^bclatiye portray of ; the vitality and diversity of Jewish life in pre-war Poland.
Through use of rare documefitary footage, *home movies*, photographs, music and interviews with survivors, the film recreates a unique way-ofolife: -contrasting the^rich aiid pobi^ the: religioiis and s^iilai^ shtetl (village) ahdd^ the wbrldly and provincial; and a wide spectrum of political ideologies^
In reviewing this 1980,88-minute . American release, Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Timesr.^ **Fond and thoughtful, a touching monument to a world loiig gone. Image Before My Eyes works'^©: pain-stakingly to recreate a period and a place that it emphasizes, rather than dimish the extent to which both \ arc lost irrevocably.** -
Advance tickets, which guarantee a seat for a specific performance^ may be obtained from the Ridge theatre box office.
Bertha Solman, chairman of the Pioneer Women Na'amat^s 1982 **Adopt-a-Child** campaign, has announced th^ the drive to personally involve: the community in scores of "spiritual adoptions** of underprivileged Israeli children is well underway and will culminate in a P.W. luncheon t>n Wednesday, June 9 at Schara Tzedeck.
^After so many years of helping Israel's deprived children," said Mrs. Solman, "Pioneer Women's message is certainly clear — the community has a responsibility to ensure the well-being pf children of poorer families, especially at a time of terrible inflation and other^conomic problems.?*
She recounted several case histories pfcfiildren helped at P.W. homes in Israiel, including that of a four-year-old girl named Merav who had directly benefitted from an "Adopt-a-Child** program. "When she arrived at the hoine, she functioned like a ll^-year-old,** said Mrs. Sol-man. "Initially she was thought to be retarded. Tests made at the Institute of Child t>evelopment in Israel indicated she would remain undersized due to the lack of nourishment in her early years.
"After a few months at the P.W. home, her improvement was astounding: She grew taller, approached normal weight and began playing like any normal child her age.** Funds raised for the ^spiritual adoption* program in Vancouver help
Informatidn sought on Yiddish cinema
' LONDON — The Jon Roseman Television Company, which is planning a teleyision documentary on the history of Yiddish cinema, is seeking information on the Yiddish film industry in the U.S., Poland and Russia. Those with iniformaiion are asked to write the company at: 8 Poland St., London, England WIV 3DJ.
BERTHA SOLMAN . ..campaif 11 chairman
maintain the P.W. homes in Israel and make the transformation of such children possible. _
Further information on the Campaign is available by calling 263-1012. The upcoming June 9 luncheon is under the supervision of Lola Hammer.
Sandy and Mark Rogen are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Seth Aaron, 9 lbs. 2 oz., on April 1S, a brother for Danya. Proud grandparents are Kelly and Faye Belogus of Vancouver and Annette and Al Robins, New Jersey. Great-grandparents are. Edith and Joe Rogen of New
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