Friday, September 21, 1973—THE BULLETIN—9
BETH ISRAEL READIES TWIN SERVICES
HARA TZEDECK FAMILY REETS NEW YEAR 5734
ith bowed heads and chanting onsively "Blessed is the d forever and ever" wor-)ers at Congregation Schara deck will greet the New Year this Wednesday evening, . 26 at 6:35 p.m. his chant will begin the brief Hashona evening (Maariv) "ce which will officially mark beginning of the High Holy season.
e services will be chanted Cantor Moshe Preis. Rabbi vin Hier will officiate and interpretive comments on estival liturgy, ening services the second of Rosh Hashona will begin Thursday Sept. 27 at 6:35 On Thursday and Friday, . 27 and 28, morning services ience at 7:45 a.m. el Cutler will be the ^Baal haris, Rev. Wm. Shuster will the Torah, with Rev. ard Leibowitz as * Baal yah. Cantor Preis will chant Musaf part of the service, i Hier will officiate and h the sermon at 10:45 a.m.
sets youth Ttv scAerfvfe
Israel High Holiday youth ces, under supervision of ipal M. Kaspi-Silverman ted by teachers Gita Kron "friam Norton, will be held sh Hashona and Yom Kippur hildren in grades one to There will be two separate es, one for children in s one to three, and the other hildren in grades four to
Rosh Hashona the service egin at 10:30 a.m. and con-
at 12:45 p.m., the same as the adult services. On
"ippur, Oct. 6, the service
e held from 11 a.m. to .m.
following Junior Hazzanim been trained by Hazzan y Nixon and will chant at uth services: Fred Aknin, d Rami Silverman, Charles nburg.
;ements have been made d these services at the d Torah, entrance on 26th t Oak St. Refreshments provided for the youngsters h Hashona.
Worshippers will receive from the Congregation special holiday white skull caps, as well as 1973/ 74 Hebrew calendars.
A trained staff under direction of Mr. Aaron Breitbart of the S.T. School will direct organized activities for the young people.
The programs will include young adults service (Junior Congregation) at 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on the two days of Rosh Hashona in the youth auditorium, and a family Tashlich party and walk commencing from the synagogue at 3:30 p.m. this Thursday,
Sept. 27. All youth are being invited.
RICHMOND-DELTA
Will weUome High HolyOoYS
Richmond-Delta Jewish Community Association president Stuart Levitt told The Bulletin this week that seat sales for the Association's "modern yet traditional" High Holiday services are "very heartening and we expect a sell out."
The services will be held at Richmond's Airport Inn with Rabbi Leonard Oberstein officiating and Leon Wenger leading the prayers as Cantor.
Mr. Levitt said that last year some 80 persons attended the services and this year a congregation of about 100 is beinig anticipated.
Information on*the availability of seats is available from Moshe Fidelmaji, 274-2577, or Mr. Levitt, 277-6132.
Spokesmen said that the services will emphasize a great deal of responsive reading in English as well as participation by the congregants. Honors in opening and closing the Ark will be given to many individuals who have never before had this privilege.
Additional features in this year's High Holiday services will include; traditional Friday evening family services; an Oneg Shabbat; a communal break-the-fast following Yom Kippur services; a free baby-sitting service on the premises.
Congregation Beth Israel will gather for the birthday of the year 5734 this Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 8:15 p.m.
All members and seat holders, including those who attend the auxiliary service, will join together in the main sanctuary for this evening service. The second night of Rosh Hashona will also be a combined service in the main sanctuary, beginning with Mincha at 6 p.m.
On both nights Rabbis Wilfred Solomon and Joel Rembaum and Hazzan Murray Nixon and Sheldon Mendelsberg will officiate, assisted by the B.I. Choir under direction of Sol Pelman.
Rosh Hashona morning services begin at 9 a.m.
The auxiliary service at the Jewish Community Centre will in every way parallel the service in the main synagogue, spokesmen stated. Officiating will be Rabbi Joel Rembaum and Cantor Sheldon Mendelsberg.
The schedule provides for an exchange of pulpits on the second morning of Rosh Hashona between Rabbi Solomon, Hazzan Nixon and guest Rabbi and Cantor, so that all worshippers will have the opportunity of hearing both Rabbis and Cantors and the B.I. Choir.
Receiving the honor of being called for Maftir and chanting of the Haftorah will be D:\ Ben Berger, Prof. Sam Lipson, Moe Cohen, Sheldon Smollan, Irving Nitkin, Dr. J. Lederman, Dr. Harvey Gerber.
Torah portions have been assigned to students trained by B.I. Baal Koreh David Rubin. Participating will be Benjamin Becker, Stephen Andrews, Ronald Bergida, Steven Simkin, Peter Slobin, Hillel Solomon.
The English translation from the Book of Jonah will be read
Temple Sholom
Rosh Hashona hegins8;15p.in.
Temple Sholom will hold High Holiday services at the Unitarian Centre, 49th and Oak. Rabbi Harold Rubens will be in the pulpit.
The Rosh Hashona evening service will be held this Wednesday, Sept. 26, 8:15 p.m., with the morning service on Thursday, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. Shabbat Shuva will be at 8:15 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 28.
Hi^ Holiday tickets are being mailed to all Congregation members.
by members of B.I. Sisterhood. Shofar will be blown by Sheldon Smollan.
On the first day of Rosh Hashona, this Thursday, Sept. 27, members are being invited to ass.emble at 4 p.m., attheRabbi's home, 4837 Cambie St., in preparation for Tashlich, which will take place at Queen Elizabeth park shortly thereafter.
Following a brief orientation and refreshments, a hike to the sunken gardens in the park will culminate in a ceremony beside the waterfall and stream, symbolic of changing and cleansing ones life. Informal discussions in small groups, led by the Rabbis, Cantors, and Principal, will seek to find new meaning in this old tradition.
COWGRECATIOW SCHARA TZEDECK
3476 OAK STREET, AT 19th AVENUE
FINAL SEAT SALES AND SEAT RENTALS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1973 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1973 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
FOR INFORMATION PLEASE PHONE 736-7607
SEPHARDIC HIGH HOLIDAY
SERVICES
will be held at
. BETH HAMIDRASH SYNAGOGUE 3231 Heather Street
TIME OF SERVICES:
Erev Rosh Hoshanah, Wednesday, Sept. 26, 6:35 p.m.
Rosh Hashanah, Thursday and Friday, September 27th and 28th, 8:30 a.m.
Reading of The Torah, 10:30 a.m.
Erev Yom Kippur, Friday, Oct. 5th, 6:15 p.m.
Kol Nidre: 6:30 p.m.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, Oct. 6th, 8:30 a.m.
Reading of The Torah, 11:00 a.m.
SEAT RENTALS: Members Single $10.00
Family $20.00
Non-Members Single $15.00
Family $25.00
PLEASE CALL:
E. SHAWN, 263-9501—1058 West 51st Ave. D. M. DAVID, 324-3262—247 West 41st Ave. D. ASMOUCHA, 228-8466—3838 West 14th Ave.
ENJOY THESE PROGRAMS NOW at the JEWISH COMMUNITY aNTRE
CHILDREN (starting age 5): Sunday Junior Program Creative Arts and ^Crafts
Workshop Cooking
Creative Dramp
Chess and Checkers Club
Israeli Dance
Social and Motor Development Scouting
'TWEENS (11 to 13):
'Tween Nite Boy Scouts Girl Guides
Arfs and Crafts, Creative Drama, Chess and Checkers, end Israeli Dance Classes
TEENS (13 to 18):
B'noi B'rith Youth Organization Teen Leadership Action Group Drop-In Teen Lounge The Bobss and the Zoidos Teen Club Group
YOUNG ADULTS:
Or Chadash Folk Dance
Company Recreational Israeli Folk
Dancing and Drop-In Lounge
PROGRAM DEPARTMENT
GOLDEN AGERS:
Arts and Crafts, Chorus and Dramatics, Trips, Socials, and Exercise
ALL AGES:
Volunteer Community Service Special Social and Cultural Events
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
CHILDREN: Gym
Swim Tiny Tot Development
(4 and 5)
Mother and Me Pee Wee Development
(6 months to 5) (6 and 7)
Todpoles (3 to 5) Judo Basketball Gymnastics
Swim Lessons
Swim Club Floor Hockey
ADULTS:
Yoga, Painting, Music Appreciation, and Ballroom Dancing Classes
Parent Encouragement Group Drama Group
Choir
Drop-In Bridge Recreational Israeli Folk Dancing TEENS: Swim
Intermediate Lifesaving Bronze Medollion Bronze Cross Leaders' Course Skin Diving Gym
'Court Club' Basketball Floor Hockey Tennis
ADULTS: Swim
Swim Lessons
Intermediate Lifesaving
Aquosises Gym
Men's and Women's Fitness Classes
Men's Recreational Volleyball Co-Ed Badminton Men's Basketball
USE OF FACILITIES: Tennis Court
Indoor Courts for Handball,
Squash, and Rocquetboll Weight Room Health Club . Open Gym and Pool Family Hours
The Centre Program Guide, with complete details, is available at the Reception Desk. For information coll 266-9111.
Make It Your Centre - Come Join Us This Year!
