Friday, November 7, 1969
JEWISH  WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Nine
BJ. dinner io honor Noe Cohen
MOE COHEN
BETH ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB will honor Moe Cohen on Wednesday, Dec. 3 with a testimonial ^dinner. Mr. Cohen has been a relentless community worker since moving to Vancouver 32 years ago.
Atlanta efecfs firstt Jewish UKayor
ATLANTA—This southern city elected its first Jewish Mayor in the person of Sam H. Massell, Jr., 41, who was elected' with a heavy vote from the city's Negro population according to political observers. Vice-Mayor of Atlanta will be Maynard Jackson, a Negro.
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Canaiian Friends office fire damaged
MONTREAL—Fire has severely damaged the headquarters of Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University located at 1506 McGregor Ave. in Montreal. The quick blaze, which occurred during a working day last week, destroyed the roof and top floor of Lauterman House necessitating complete evacuation of the premises.
Canadian Friends have now set up temporary quarters elsewhere pending renovation of the building, but correspondence should still be addressed to 1506 McGregor Ave.
Some of the records, archives and files of the organization were smoke and water damaged and are now being restored by the Friends' staff. .
Art director to speak to high school students
SPEQAL S.T. KiDDUSH IS HOSim TOMORROW
Congregation Schara Tzededc, together with the Chevra Ka-disha, will jointly sponsor a Kid-dush luncheon this Shaibbat honoring the president of the synagogue, Fred Silber, together with officers and members of Chevra Kadisha. All members of Schara Tzedeck are being cordially invited to attend.
Regular sunset kabbalat Shab-bat service at Schara Tzedeck tonight will begin 4:25 p.m. with candlelighting time 4:22 p.m. Mincha Maariv services for the week beginning Nov. 8 commence 4:30 p.m. Regular class in Bible and Commentaries will meet 4 p.m. in the chapeL Rebbi Marvin Hier will officiate at services^ Cantor Moshe Preis will chant liturgical music and Rev. Wm. Shuster will read the Torah. Services Saturday morning begin at 9 a.m.
' ^ The class in Proveiibs convenes Thursday, 8 p.m. in the library of the sbhool and class in "Talmud for Women" meets Tuesday, Nov. 18, 9:30 a.m.
Schara Tzedeck Religious School Jimior Congregation meets regularly every Shabbat at 10 a.m. in the chapel. The following will be called to the Torah this Shabbat: David Parker, Kohen; Steven Lowy, Levi; and David Potter, YisroeL This week's sermon on the Sedra of the Week will be given by Mark Aceman.
B.I. ONEG SHABBAT SETS FRANXL PANEL
Friday night service at Congregation Beth Israel will begin 8:15 p.m. tonight with Rabbi Wilfred Solomon and Cantor Murray Nixon officiating, assisted by Beth Israel Choir under direction of Sol Pelman.
During Oneg Shabbat following the service, there wiU be a panel discussion.entitled **FrankI in Retrospect", dealing with the recent lecture at B.I. of Dr. Viktor Frankl.
Three persons who are preeminent in their, professional fields will form the panel: Mrs. Sally Rogow, lecturer at Simon Fraser University; Dr. Henry Maas, professor, school of social work, UBC; and Dr. Maelor Vallance, psychiatrist. Moderator will be Rabbi Solomon. The entire community is being invited to attend.
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All high school students in the city will have the opportunity to hear Eric Ray, art director of the University of Judaism in Los Angeles when he speaks at Beth Israel sjmagogue next Thiursday, Nov. 13, 6:30 to 8 p.m. He will discuss 20th century American Jewish art.
An art authority who specializes in fields of Biblical archaeological and Jewish art, Mr. Ray is coming to Vancouver toi address - students of Beth Israel High School. His talk is being opened free of charge to all high school students in the community.
Mr. Ray wiU also speak on "Jewish art and the question of the Second Commandment" when he visits Hillel House at UBC campus at noon next Thursday.
Bom in England and twice wounded fighting as a volunteer in Istsiel in 1948, he created arid headed the map department of the new Israel Navy until demobilization in 1949 when he came to Canada. He has taught and worked in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. In 1962 he became a founding faculty member of the school of fine arts at the Univer-
sity of Judaism in Los Angeles.
Mr. Ray's drawings, paintings, sculptures and woodcuts have won several awards and have been exhibited internationally. He is represented in several important collections including Libraries of the Israeli Knesset and
U.S. White House; collections of ex-Prime Minister of Israel, Ben-Gurion and ex-President Lyndon Johnson of U.S.A.; work represented in the museums and collections of ten countries include museums of Moscow, Leningrad and Los Angeles County.
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