T.T. BEGINS ADULT EDUCATION PROeiUM
In response to many requests from its parent body, the Vancouver Talniud Torah will inaug-urate an adult education institute ' that will include courses in Jewish history, elementairy Hebrew and a basic introduction to traditional Jewish observances.
The program will commence on Tuesday, Oct. 19 and will run until Passover, a series of 20 weeks. Courses will take place between 8 - 10 p.m., Tuesday evenings.
Interested adults may register for the courses by coming into the school office or by telephoning 736-7307.
Set ^Eflcouragemeiit Group for Parents^ Mondloys at 7:30p.iii«
An encouragement group for parents is being sponsored by the Jewish Family Service Agency at the Centre, starting Oct. 18.
Officials noted that while some parents have discovered for themselves satisfatory ways of dealing effectively with family problem situations, others have been less successful, and all parents should bo open to more information and ideas. The encouragement group is concerned with a wide-range of parent needs.
The program will provide parents with basic techniques and some theory with which to n^eet the every-day problems and crises of living. Marital relationships will not be examined; the focus will be upon children. The frame of reference is "Children, the Challenge" by Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs.
Two experts, David Greenall and Evelyn Corker — both holding post-graduate degrees in counselling psychology — will lead the group.
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To Head J.N;F. Blue Sox Drive
MORRIS 6ELF0ND has been appointed   chairman  of the  1971 ^ Jewish National Fund Blue Box Drive wich will be held Sunday, Oct. 17 beginning at 10:30 a.m.
B.I. SETS SHABBAT HOL HAMOED succor
Shabbat Hoi Hamoed Succot at Congregation Beth Israel will begin with the Friday service tonight, Oct. 8, at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Wilfred Solomon and Hazzan Murray Nixon will officiate.
The morning service tomorrow, Oct. 9, 9:15 a.m., will be conducted largely by teenagers of the congregation. Following the service a kiddush-lunch will be held in the Succah for all youth. This will be hostedby Sisterhood; conveners are Mesdames T.Kline and S. Doduck.
Children of grades four to six of the Religious School are being invited to participate in a new Sabbath activity program in the afternoon, following the lunch. This program will conclude at 3 p.m.
There  will  be  10 sessions, SINCE ITS inception in 1884,
Mondays, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., ending United Bias Service has rescued
Jan. 10. Registration^ limited to and resettled an estimated four
30 participants, may be made by million men, women and children,
contacting the JFSA at 266-2396. ft is funded by the U.J.A.
RABBI EMIL L. FACKENHEIM/
Presented by the Adult Educotion Committee of the
Beth Israel Synagogue
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1971, AT 8:15 P.M.
BETH ISRAEL AUDITORIUM
Dr. Fockenheim, one of the foremost exponents of modern Jewish thought, is Professor of Philosophy at the Uniyersity of Toronto Qnd the author of numerous books, articles and essays of vital interest to Jewish survival. The effect of the Holocaust on Jewish faith, end indeed that of the entire world as well, has been a consuming theme in his writings.
Topic: JEWISH EXISTENCE IN AN EPOCH-MAKING AGE
To attend the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Zionist Federation, Pacific Region
MRS. RAPHAEL
TOUftOVER
Wasbingion, D.C Attorney; Liaison for U.S. Surplus foods to Israel; International Expert on Civil Rights; Specialist on Israel immigration problems; National member of Hadassah; Member of World Zionist Organization Actions Gimmittee.
DATE: Wednesday, October 13th
PLACE: Auditorium, Jewish Community Centre
TIME: 8:15 p.m.
TOPIC
"POVERTY AND POLITICS"
No odmission charge
No solicitation of funds
Admission: Adults $1.50 — Students 50c