4—THE BULLETIN—Friday, February 2, 1973
Mrs. Celio Morton inferred Jan. 5
Mrs. Celia Morton of 7845 Cambie St. passed away here on Jan 3. She was 74 years of age.
The former Celia Thai was born in Lithuania and came to the United States as a youngster. She was educated in the U.S. and lived in Bellingham, Washington until eight years ago when she took up residence in Vancouver.
Mrs. Morton was affiliated here with Hadassah, Temple Sholom Sisterhood and Golden Age club.
She is survived by her two daughters, Mrs. R. (Sue) Mendelsohn of Blaine, Wash,, and Mrs. B. (Lillian) Gorlick of Seattle; and four grandchildren. Her husband predeceased her in 1951.
Funeral services and interment took place Jan 5 in Seattle with Rev. Fred S. Gartner officiating.
Security precautions
BaltmoR Sbloshiin Feb. 11
"Shloshim" services for the late Mrs. Goldie Baltman will be held in the chapel at Louis Brier Home on Sunday, Feb. 11 at 2 p.m. Those who wish to participate in the service are being welcomed to attend. Anyone wishing more information about this service, and also about the "Goldie Baltman Memorial Fund" are asked to contact Mrs. M. Solman, 731-6744 or Pioneer Women office, 950 West 41st Ave. Room G.
TEL AVIV-The house in Tul-karem of a 25-year-old terrorist  Guggenheim Foundation, according
The Memorial Fund for Mrs. Baltman will be used to commemorate her name in the new community centre being built by Canadian Pioneer Women at Ramat Gan, Israel, called Bet Canada.
$22M GIFT TO ML SINAI
NEW YORK-Gifts totaling $22 million, the largest contribution in the 120-year history of the Mount Sinai hospital, have been made by the Murry and Leonie
who recently attempted to bomb the Nathanya bus terminal was demolished by Israeli security forces. It contained explosives and sabotage equipment.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late LEOPOLD OOTTFRIED
wishles to thank their many friends for their thongfatfol exfiressions of symfiathy and the many charitable donations made in his memory. Special 4hanks to Hablil Wil fred Solomon, Cantor Murray Nixon, 498vid Robin, Dr. <M. B, Walters, Dr. L Perlman and the Chevra Kadisha.
MRS. CLAIRE GOTTFRIED AND FAMILY
J. B. Newoll Monumdnts
Hebrew Inseriptfons Our Specially
Established 1909 Personal ottention paid to ALL ORDERS Fraser and 35th Are.     FA 7-1312
to Gustavp L. Levy, chairman of the board of Mount Sinai's constituent institutions.
The gifts will enable Mount Sinai "to augment far-reaching programs of patient care, research and training of new physicians and health professionals," officials stated.
Discovery could old organ fronsplanls
JERUSALEM—An Israeli scientist may »have discovwed a jway of preveniirig tissue rejection "in the transplant of human organs, possibly paving the way for more successful operations in this field.
A spoKesman for the Uadass;^h* rtebrevv university medical centre here said Tecently that Professor David \elken had isolated a protein that he thinks helps to over-come4he rejection of transplanted organs, such as kidneys and hearts.
The professor who iieads the centre's department of immunor hematology, has already had promising results from injecting the protein-extracted from human blood-inio animals which had previously received kidney and skin grafts,
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Youth Affairs
SENIOR NCSY will hold a bowling party this Saturday evening, Feb. 3 " at Chapman's *on Broadway, 7 p.m. to be followed by ah Ice Cream 'nosh* at Peter*is Ice Cream, 41st and Cambie St. Nominal fee will include two free games and rental of bowling shoes. All Vancouver Jewish Youth will be wecome to join this recreational program.
AZA 119 new executive includes: Morrie Backun, Aleph. Godol; Greg Crane, Aleph Sgan; Phillip Winkler, Masker-gizbor; Ian Pawer, and Sheldon Goldberg, co-sophrim. . . New members will be wecom6 to attend regular Wednesday gym nights held 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Centre gym. . . Meetings are held every second Sunday, 7 p.m., at the Centre with the next one scheduled Feb. 4. . . New and prospective members are welcome to attend. . . Rides and infromation available from Ron Brandt, 321-8485 or Jan Cooper, 266- 9111.
Stalor HCSY phas Itttw-titf Skahbet
According to an announcement made by Robyn Jampolsky, president Of ^CSY and Sharon Thai, vice-president of pfQgrainniiiig, Senior NCSY will travelloSeattle, Feb. 23 ifor a "return engagement" Intercommunity Shabbaton with Seattle, Vancouver, and Portland.
They pointed out that all Vancouver Jewish youth 4n grades 8 to 12, boys and girls, wiH be welcome to participate in this social «vent.
Vancouver, Seattle and Portland rabbinical and educational itaff will join to lead the Intercommunity Shabbaton. Activities will include services conducted by the young people. Melaveh Malkah, Shabbat meals, ruach of an NCSY Shabbaton and many other enjoyable events.
ASK THE RABBI
Wbat is cbalitsa and its paiv pose? Most a special slioe be provided for the ceremony?
The best answer is to quote the relevant vers^ in Deuteronomy 25, 5-10 in which the law of dialitsa (the word means ^'drawing oflE" the dioeV is stated: "If brethren dwe^. together, and one of them die, and have no child, the wile of the dead sh^ll not be married alm>ad unto one not of his   kin;   her husband's brother shall go in unto her, and take her to him to wife, and perform the duty of a husband's brother unto her. And it shall be, that the firstborn that she beareth shall succeed in the name of his brother that is dead, that his name be not blotted out of Israel*
"And if the man like not to take his brother's Wife, then his brother's wife shall go up to the gate unto the elders, and say: >My husband's brother refuseth to raise up unto his brother a name in Israel; he will not perform the du'fy of a husbabd!$ brother unto me.' Then the
his n^me sball be called Israel, Th^ house, of him had his fifabe lotxsed." Thus the tlia was designed disgrace the brother-ln-who refuses to carry out duty. Hoif^iBver, according^^ the rabb!8» and this Is Orthodox ;|tractioe even tod the law applies even wh the brot&er-in-law cafl. carry out Jiis duty, i.e. \»* he is alre^y mMed. Tahnud Jias detailed re lations about the kind of to be used. Consequfently, special shoe meeting tht requirements is kept in Beth Din.
Who were the 36 TsadiMm ( so-called Lamed Vavniks)?
There is a passage in the Talm (Sukkah 45h) in • which it said that in ^very geheirati there are thirty-six f vav) righteous inen who ceive the Divine Presei each day. In later Jewish f lore these became hido righteous men, i.e. men externally appear to be ordinary Jiut who are, reality, great saints.
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TRIBUTE TO GOLDIE BALTMAN
The Louis Brier Home for the Aged and Mizrachi (Senior) Chapter of Vancouver have indeed lost a most devoted and ardent worker in the passing of the late Goldie Baltman.
She can truly be likened to THE CANDLE which gives its cheer and warmth without force. Gladly shines forth with its blessed light, even if it means that it cutsi its own life short in the process.
Her mission here was always being available and ready to serve in any capacity in all worthy communal and Israel projects on behalf of her people.
Louis Brier Home for the Aged and
Mizrachi (Senior) Chapter
(Mrs.) Miriam Weinstein, President
On Sunday, Feb. 25, the Shabbaton will conclude with a Basketball game, Seattle vs Vancouver.
Further information is available from Sharon Thai, 261-7063, Robyn Jampolsky, 266-4612 or Joel Cutler, 736-7607.
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mm-CITY BASKETBAU SEItltS TO CONmUE
BUENOS AIRES-Three leading Argentine Jewish organizations have warned the community to be on their guard, but not to be panicked, by the increase in anti-Semitic literature and other anti-Semitic manifestations in this country.
They are Amia, the Greater Buenos Aires Ashkenazi community; the Argentine Zionist Organization; and Daia, the representative organization of Argentine Jews, the last of which has appealed to Jewish schools and institutions in particular not to be "excessively alarmed by rumors."
The Daia statement followed a press conference convened by the so-called "Associacion Israel-ita," believed to be a Communist or Left-inspired group, to give
warning of "strong rumors" an extremist Arab organizat was planning to kidnap 200 Jew school children.
"Schools must not be clo it is only niecessary to adopt security precautions and to permanently on guard," emphasized in its statement.
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CITE DANES FOR RESCUl 7,000 JEWS IN W.W. II.
NEW YORK-A total of members of the Danish Re tance during the Second W War were honored here rece at a testimonial dinner give the United States "Tribut the Danes" organization.
The Danish group which part in the rescue in 194
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basketball team travelled to Seattle to play NCSY Seattle chapter on Sunday, Jan. 21 in an Intercommunity basketball game.
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The older, taller Seattle team led 20-4 at the beginning and the lead became bigger at half time, 46-22. Vancouver chapter sparked by David Parker, David Berson, Simon Margolis, Sonny Wenger, Albert Szajman and coach, Joel Cutler, were hampered by an outside court, commenced the second half with a flurry of baskets. But Seattle, after a slump caught fire late in the last period to win. David Berson led the Vancouver team with 18 points.
Both chapters will be playing again during the Intercommunity Shabbaton, Feb. 23 to 25 in Seattle. NCSY Vancouver will host Seattle again in Vancouver in March and April in intercommunity basketball.
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