8-~THE BULLETIN—Fridoy. March 3. 1972
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CONSERVATORY RESULTS
Pupils of Rita Thomas received the following results in the February examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto: Cheryl, daughter of Cantor and
Mrs. Murray Nixon, honors in grade two; Tracy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Shuster, honors in grade three.
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WOMBTS CANADtAN OUT AN EXCLUSIVE ORGAIttZATiON?
Absdirfely Bsot!
We ore wide open to new members. Granted, we op-peor to be selective be-couse we~ attract so many ' itelligent ond generous thinking women. We hove chanters in Halifax, Montreal,   Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London Windsor,   Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver. Supporting members and friends of ORT con be found in every Jewish community. March is ORT Month ^ observed by 5,000 members of Women's Canadian ORT from coast to coast. YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN OUR RANKS! Help people to help themselves by teaching them useful skills — join ORT!
Detach and! moil or flive to onotlMr ORT member:
Women's Canadian ORT 534 Lowience Ave. W. 215 Toranio 392, Ont.
. Attention:
Mn. Henry Kingstone, National Membership Chairman
I wish to become o member of Women's Canadian ORT.
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Enclosed is my cheque in the
Larry SlMfroil is S.T. Bar-Mltzvoh
Saturday morning services tomorrow, March 4 at Schara Tzedeck synagogue will bemarkecl by the Bar-Mitzvah of Larry Aaron, son of Mr.andMrs.Morley Shafron. The celebrant, a student of Vancouver Talmud Torah, will read from the Torah, chant the Haftorah and Maftir, and appropriate blessings.
Rabbi Marvin Hier will officiate and preach the sermon. Cantor Moshe Preis will chant the liturgical music with Rev. Wm. Shuster reading from the Torah.
Regular sunset kabbalat Shabbat service tonight, Friday, March 3 begin 5:40 p.m. with candle-lighting, time' 5:39 p.m. Mincha-maariv services for week beginning March 4 start 5:45 p.m.
Services Saturday morning are 9 a.m. Rabbi Hier will conduct a class for young people after luncheon. Class in Tractate Bava Metzia of the Babylonian Talmud meets Monday, 7 p.m. while Tenach class meets every second Thursday, 8 p.m. An Oneg Shabbat for Jr. N.C.S.Y.
is held every Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4 p.m. S. T. Religious School Junior Congregation meets regularly Saturdays, 10:15 a.m. in the chapel, under the direction of principal Aaron Breitbart. Luncheon follows services.
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has evolved ttom a few primitive classrooms to become the world's largest noot-profit vocational education and training networlc; In over 625 training unite in 23 countries^ more than 9ne million graduates have been taught productive skills such as carpentry, automohilemech-
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Fisher (nee Ava Lee Millman) take pleasure in announcing the birth of their son, Jori Eicon, on Feb. 16 at Vancouver General hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Matt Fisher of Victoria and Mr.' and Mrs. Phillip Millman of Montreal.
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(Subscribing member—$6; Friend of ORT—$6; Patroness member—$10; Life Member— $100).
A BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Benyamin Pulvers (nee Naomi Gale) of Kfar Saba, Israel, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Eyal, on Jan. 21, weight 8 1/2 pounds. Proud grandparents are Harry and Lily Gale of Vancouver and Lionel and Miriam Pulvers of Kfar Saba.
to bec<Mne dignified self-supporting, and economically secure human beingsi. As the world grows more and more technologically complex, the skills for tomorrow must be taught today. All over the free world, there are Jobs for people with technical imow-how. To insure the stability and security of the economic structure of 'tomorrow; we must train today's young people. Our membership dues and scholarship programs hdp the global efforte of ORT;^^^ headquarters are in Geneva. It is hoped that all chapters of Women's Canadian ORT from Halifax to Vancouver will gain increased support for our vital p
engineenng students at ORT Lvovitch Technical Centre in Netanya; Israel, receive ihstrn^dn from department director Dan Meirovitch^ himself a former marine ^igineering officer. Cross^ section models of machine components, such as one being^ dialcussed in the picture, are constructed by th^ students.
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NEW YORK - If all goes as scheduled, a 24-year-old Cleveland woman will be ordained next June under Reform auspices as the first female rabbi in Jewish history but it now appears there may be more such women rabbis.
Sally Preisand is completihg her rabbinical studies at the Cincinnati branch of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, the Reform seminary.
Another woman studying to be a rabbi is Michal Seserman, who enrolled last fall at the New York branch of the seminai-y. Moreover, Miss Seserman has asserted, "several" girls enrolled last fall at the Reconstructionist seminary in Philadelphia.
Miss Seserman,- who earned a B.A. degree at Hunter College
in New York, also has argued doiqr «ras less the Issued separatej that her decision to study for the seating for men and women wor-rabbinate indicated two major shippers    as   that Oi
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developments in American Jewish life.
One, she reported, was that the outlook of Jewish religious institutions has ''changed dramatically" on the idea of accepting women candidates for the rabbinate. The other, she declared, is that the Jewish population, particularly Jewish youth ''is ex-periendng a new interest in Judaism."
Outlining her views in a recent issue of Keepirig Posted, a publication of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the central agency for Reform congregations. Miss Seserman' declared she had chosen Reforih Judaism for aper^ sonal religious outlook because "in Reform Judaism there is the most freedom fpr expression — especially for a woman." ,
She' asserted that women "regularly have been given aliyot to the Torah on Shabbat and they have taken an active part in the services for years" in Reform services "without being thought of a'women's libbers."'
She stressed that it was not her intention to criticize either Conservative or Orthodox Judaism amhthat her opposition to Ortho-
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