TKuretfay, June 12, 1980 — THE BULLETIN — 11
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Beth Israel Sisterhood
DAVID BERSON
Camp;Miriam .has announced the appointment of David Ber-son, oisorge Mate and Rami Raz to senior staff positions for the coming seaspn.
David Berson has been appointed director of the canip. Presently studyiiig at Hebrew University of
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Jerusalem in the faculty of sooial work, he served as director of Habonim in Vancouver and is regional coordinator of Habonim in the Pacific Northwest.
Mr. Berson studied leadership skills for one year at the Habonim workshop in Israel and has held various positions at Gamp Miriand,-incjuding director of the leadership training program and prograni director. Prior to attending the Hebrew University, he was a mem- , ber of a select group of youth c^lioseh^ by the Canada World Youth to study in Malaysa. ^
George Mate has been actively in-^ volved in Camp Miriam, first as a!^ camper, then holding various senior staff positions during the past three years. r .   In 1975 he attended a leader-" ship training program in Eastern Canada and also studied in Israel at Haifa  University and for four months on ulpan at a Kibbutz. He has served as president of Habonim.;
Mr. Mate has studied at Langara College and will be entering the, faculty of education at Simon Fraser University this fall.
Rami Raz, who will serve the; camp in the capacity of Shaliach, will be responsible for coordinating the educational program. He will be attending the camp iVith his wife, Idit, and three children. She will specialize in the area of arts-and-crafts arid Israeli dancing.
Mr. Raz has had extensive experience working with youth and is a qualified teacher, having taught elementary school at Kibbutz Gesher Haziv^ Israel. Prior to coming to ' Vancouver in 1979 as a representative of the Jewish Agency, he held senior positions in the kibbutz and served as coordinator of volunteer youth with the Israeli scout youth /movement.
He served as a lieutenant in the Israel Defence Forces and fought in the Six Day War on the Golan Heights.
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Ken Levitt^ chairman of the Camp Miriam bo^rd of directors; told T7te iJb/fe/ih this week:. ;
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registration, Mr Levitf noted that the canip is still interviewing applicants for. senior staff vpositipiis. Those interested are being requeist-ed to contact Mr. Raz at 26^-S|56 for an interview.
Orier Ladies hold closing meeting
The Louis Brier Home Ladies Auxiliary will hold its clp»ng luncheon-meeting at tl>e Centre on Tuesday, June 24, 12 noon.
Members and friends are being invited to the event which will feature a report by Dr. Josephine Mallek on th^ proposed medical clinic unit being planned in'the Home. Helen Fugman, treasurer^ will speak on the Auxiliary's Succot Tea.
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Vancouver Section National Council of Jewish Women ivill hold a special workshop, "Plan for the 80s — a look at exciting projects and programs," on Thursday, June 19, from 9:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the new wing of the Louis Brier Home. Coffee and lunch will be provided.
The event is open to Section members. Reservations and.further information are available from HindaSimkin at 263-4931.
Susan Chess was re-elected president of Beth Israel Sisterhood at the^ organization's clpsing lunchepn held May 28 at the synagpgiie.
Other members of the Sister-hood.board who were also elected by acclamation for the 1980-81 term ^arc:-;.; • ;    Past president^ Joanne Rosen-baum; vice-presidents. Sheila Cohen, Kay Nixon; recording secre- . tary^ Beverly  Bell;" conespond-^ ing secretary,Dale Rosner, financial secretary, Shirley Stein; treas-" urer, 'Frances Fainstein.''
Committee chairmen are: adult education,; ^nec- Bellasr Torah -fund, Gail James; meniberahip, Dolly Jampolsky; community rela-^ tions, Sally Gelfond; school board relations, Freya libby; Institute Aleph, Pat Laimon; sunshine, .Ida Albert, Lil Shapiro; gift cards, Elaine Shnier; gift shop, Faye Rice; golden book^;|^ynn Mathews; Bar and Bat-Mitzvah^' C^lia Sh^ter; *Book and Bagel*, Jenny Pinsky; publicity, Gloria Harris; telephone, Paulie Brobksr holiday treats, Ce-dlle Cohen; Canadian public affairs, Jean Geirber, Jewish family living, PhylikSoldihon; program, Gwen Yacht; $hofar^Mardi Zipur-' sky.
Members-af-La^ ihclude Frances Karasick^jipi^ London, C^iple^^ 'Ch^rk, Shardn f Kates, GeiixlaL^T^^sIe^^^^ I^^m 5imkin, Jean Lawrettce, Elinor Hiaber.
Spokesmen Started that the board is looking foward to an interesting year and hopes to offer a large
G6L0ENERS PLAN OKANAGANTOUR
Golden Age club director Barbara Minuk told The Bulletin this week that the responsibility of taking Goldeners into Oregon and Washington as scheduled at this time was too great and there was no choice but to cancel the trip that ;had been planned.
She stated that an equally exciting trip has been planned to leave on . Monday, July 7 for four days. The group will depart Vancouver for Kelowna via "the Hojpe-Princeton highway. Travelling through the Okanagan  Valley  to Penticton, participants will stay foi* two nights at the Penticton Inn which is just two blocks from the lake. They will go on to Salmon Arm for another night and take part in several side tours, including to Lake Skaha. y The tour price includes transport-^ ation  by deluxe air-conditioned washroom-equipped^; coachps; ac- ? cpmmodatiori, tax^ jand pditera ' It is open to all s^hidrs, although ' Golden Age members will have first choice, it was pointed out.
Further information is available ^ from Larry Katz, program director at the Centre, 266-9111.
variety of programniing for the 1980-81 term, which commences in September.
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CLOSING WOMEN'S CLASS at 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 17 at Schara Tzedeck is open free to all womeii in the community. Rabbi BaruJCh Zaidiyk*s series concludes on Pirkei Avot with festive Siyum-Luhcheon following to close the study year. There is a noniinal luncheon charge.
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