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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, April 11, 1969
^ CARD OF THANKS
^ The family of the late
ELI WEINBERG
thank all their relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness shown to them during: their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to the staff of G5 at Shaughnessy Hospital and to Rabbi Wilfred Solomon and Cantor Murray Nixon for tlu'ir comforting words.
Sophia Weinberg
Harvey and Donna Cohen
will take place SUNDAY^ APRIL 13 at 11:00 o.m.
at the
Schara Tzedeck Cemetery
Rabbi M. Hier and Cantor M. Preis will officiate
Relatives and friends are qd^rsed that the
ilLING OF HEAbsTONE
in loving memory of the late
ELM
mm
will take place SUNDAY, APRIL 13 at 12:15 p.m.
at the
Beth Israel Cemetery
Rabbi W. Solomon and Contor M. Nixon will officiate
Relatives and friends are advised that the
UNVEILING OF HEADSTONE
in loving memory of the late
MAX BECK
will take place SUNDAY, APRIL 13 at 11:15 a.m.
at the
' Schara Tzedeck Cemetery
Rabbi M. Hier ond Cantor M. Preis will officiate
Eli Weinberg passes here on March 18
WHAT IS CENTRE DAY CAMP ALL ABOUT?
By SOL PAVONY
Eli Weinberg, formerly of 8680 i Carticr Street, passed away after ■ ; a lenfithy illness in Shaughnessy The Jewish Community Centre i hospital on Maich 18 at the ago j has often been asked what ex-! 76. i actly is the philosophy of Day
Mr. Weinberg came to Canada Camp. That, in short, was what
a counsellor observing, a game in
progress.
Relatives and friends are advised that the
UNVEILING OF HEADSTONE
in loving memory of the late
in 1907. He served over.seas during the First World War with the Canadian Anny, and was a member of Fairview Branch, Royal Canadian Legion.
Together with his wife he operated the Style Sh«)p on Granville street for many year.s. He was a member of Beth Israel synagogue and was an active member of B'nai B'rith Vancouver lodge 668, serving it in many capacities during his lifeiime.
Mr. Weinberg is survived by his wife Sophia; his daughter, Mrs. Harvey (Donna) Cohen; three grandchildren; two brothers and a sister, in San Diego, Calif.; and a si.stor in Los Angeles.
Rabbi W. Solomon and Cantor M. Nixon conducted the funeral service at Schaia Tzedeck chapel. Interment followed at the Beth Israel cemetery. Chevra Kadisha was in charge of arrangements.
a Centre member decided to find out for himself on a typical Day Camp afternoon in the park.
The probe went .something like this: the interviewer approachec
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"Excuse me, would you be able to tell me the philosophy of Day Camp?"
"Philosophy? Gee, I don't think ... Jim stop hogging that ball— you've had your turn, let .some-bt)dy else ^jhave a chance. I'm sorry. About^the philosophy. Well, whoops! I think they'll be fighting over the ball .soon. You'll have to excu.se me. Guy.s—guys! O.K. fellas everybody around me."
The interviewer then went to another counsellor with a quieter group crowded together around something mysterious.
"Excuse me—"
"Larry is the name."
"Larry would you be able to tell me the philosophy of Day Camp?"
"Day Camp philosophy? Well— don't get too close to the spider guys."
"I noticed they were huddling around something."
"They're watching the spider make a web. You see, yesterday we were sitting on the Centre lawn when one of the kids felt a spider on his arm. They jumped and screamed and ran in all directions. They even tried killing it. Well, I just sat them down, told them a few stories about spiders—you know the one about David and Saul—so now all they want to do is follow spiders. Isn't that crazy? Oh yes, philosophy— 'm sorry about the side-track. Gee, I don't know. Ask Marshia— She's the talkative iype." "Marsha, would you be able to
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Youth Affairs
HABONIM visits Seattle this weekend, with Micha Peled in charge of-arraiigements for -youth-, of both cities. Full weekend of activities cbmmences with Oheg Shabbat tonight, April 11 at the home of David Rubin. A parents' meeting Sunday will close the weekend's activities in Seattle ,.. Habonim members will attend this Sunday evening the Warsaw Ghetto Memorial evening at the Centre . . . Movie projector and other electrical items have been given to Habonim by H. Horlick . . . Yom HaAtzmaut celebrations begin Friday, April 25 at Beth Israel. A torchlight parade for the whole community will be led by Habonim on Saturday, April 26 with an Israeli flag-raising ceremony at the Centre parking lot, 8:30 p.m. Memorial service will be followed with dance group presentation, singing, dancing and an Independence Day
film at the Centre auditorium.
* * *
VICTORIA HABONIM Ken
Elot plans a huge Cafe Tel Aviv on April 26 for the Victoria Jewish community to be held at Emanuel Congregation . . . Fund raising for Habonim will take place the weekend of April 26 in the Victoria community.
tell me the philosophy of Day Camp?"
"Isn't that beautiful? It's tc; decorate the room for the One Shabbat tomorrow. They decided and planned the Oneg themselve you know. They're going to rea poetry, light candle.s, sing song —ooh, I'm .so excited." I "Philosophy? yeah, well, think basically you've got to lev kids. Ask Harry, he's our Uni Head."
A little frustrated, but deter mined as ever, the interviewer stared Harry square in the eye and demanded an answer.
"Philosophy? That shouldn't be too difficult. We try to instill a sense of curiosity and creativity, perhaps getting the child used to the idea that learning can be more fun than mere games, We try to create a domestic group spirit, helping them make decisions, take responsibility and to tolerate the other guy. And, then, of course, it is a camp so we try as much as possible to stick to the outdoors. We tend to get out of the mechanical city and into the peaceful natural surrounds."
"Tell me, Harry, how come the counsellors don't know this philosophy?"
"Is that what you think? Ask a Jewish mother if she ever studied psychology?" ;> i
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