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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
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TORCHLIGHT PARADE ALL YOUTH are invited to participate in the annual Chan-uka Torchlight Parade tomorrow, Dec. 5, at 6:45 p.m., leaving from 45th and Cambie to the Jewish Community Centre. Everyone who wishes to par-tidpate, including parents with cars, are requested to be at 45th and Cambie at 6 p.m. The parade will be led by the Vancouver Police department and will follow a direct route to the Jewish Community Centre. A gigantic celebration will follow in the Centre.
B.B.Y.O. A.Z.A. 119 election meeting will be held Sunday, Dec. 6, at the Centre. All positions are up for election. Anyone who wishes to make a speech please call Paul Chertkow, AM 6-9542. Everyone is asked to attend.
light parade tomorrow evening. . . There will be no further Sunday activities until after winter exams. Plans are now completed for the seminar at Camp Miriam. All members of Habonim who are in Bonim and Ma'apilim can attend. It will cost $10 and take place
Dec. 26 - 29.
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U.S.Y. U.S.Y. next general meeting will be held Sunday, Dec. 6, at 11 a.m., in the Bialik room. Bellingham chapter of U.S.Y. will be guests. Special speaker will be Professor Andre, direct from Paris to U.S.Y., with interesting talk
and films. Members are also reminded to bring paint, paper, pastels, etc., in order to make National Convention posters after the meeting.
YOUNG JUDAEA YOUNG JUDAEA members will take part in the Youth Chanuka Torchlight Parade on Saturday, Dec. 5, and are reminded to turn out with parents to assist in the motorcade.
COMMCNiry CENTRE NEWS
HABONIM HABONIM members and friends are invited to march in. the gigantic Chanuka Torch-
CARD OF TfiANKS
We wish to extend our i siitcefre^thdnks to our relatives and friends for. theBT kind and ihoiightfIII expressioiis. of sympathy on the loss of our belovi&d wife end mother, Betsy; Chesi. Our special thanks. :to Dr. Josephine Mallek/ Rabbi Hier, and Cantor vpeutsch and the Chevra kadisha.
Jack Chess No^mqn Chess Ruth Allmdn
Prizes —- costumes — awards —clowns and lots of fun-r-will highlight this Sunday's first gala Maccabiah and Third Annual Swim Meet and Diving Competition at the Centre. The program gets underway at 1:30 p.m. and all members of the community are invited to attend.
Some 200 children^ are participating in the afternoon program which will feature relays, races and fun games in the gymnasium. At 3:30 p.m. festivities will move to the Pool for a special swimming and diving competition.
Member^ of the Competitive Swim Team, coached by Andre I Blum, and the Diving Club, coached by Jack Rose, will present demonstrations. The newly formed "Learn to
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George Heti p^assed away on ,:Nov.-20..-. -
drigihaHy froin Hungary. Mr. Heti came to Vancouver Tn January, 1957, as a refugee. He; was an artist, and taught high school at Delta, B.C. .A'Heis survived by his wife, Eva; and two sons, Michael arid Gabor.
Funeral services were held Nov. 22 and interment took place at Schara Tzedeck cemetery. Chevra Kadisha were in charge of funeral arrangements.
B.I. marks sixth night of Chanuka
Services for Sabbath and the sixth night of Chanuka will begin at 8:15 p.m. tonight at Congregation Beth Israel Six bright candles will be burning in the beautiful men-orah presented to the synagogue by Sisterhood and dedicated last year to the memory of Bella Koch.
The service will include special renditions by the Can-tor and Choir in honor of the festival of Chanuka. Children of the Religious school who have celebrated their birthdays from the beginning of the school term till now will be recognized from the pulpit and receive blessing from the Congregation. The Oneg Shab-bat served by the Sisterhood
_ , ^ . will have a giant-sized birth-
Wmter Camp—seven excit- ^^^^ fthe children.
S^Hnrth'lf tJSal^' vi^to • The earlier starting time durmg the holiday vacation ss^hh^iYL morning services
will continue throughout the year. Services begin Saturday morning at 9:15 a.m. and conclude at 11:30 a.m. Officiating at Sabbath services will be Rabbi Wilfred Solomon and Hazzan Tibor Moses. Beth Israel Choir is under direction of Sol Pelman, and Joseph iSzabo win read the Torah.
Junior Congregation serv-. ices are held in the chapel every Saturday morning at 10:15 a.m.« under supervision of H. Sherman. Those students who are interested in learn-irig the cantillations for Torah and Haftorah reading will meet with Joseph Szabo on Saturdiay morning immediately folibwinig Junior Congregation ierviceSi
ili(eL.T.F. Seminar is held each Sabbath from 3 to 6 p.ni. in th^ Itat)bi'l homei 94i5 W: King Edward.
Swim" club will also perform. • • ♦
period — will open Dec. 23. Registration forms are now available. Winter Camp fees are $15 for members and $25 for non members. . . Special Tween Holiday Tiriie program, based on Ijast summer's Tween Time activities, will be held for Tweeris during winter vacation. . Tween Holiday Time registration forms are also available. Information may be obtained from Sid Rosenfelt, 266-9111.
Chanuka will be celebrated this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the A^iditorium with a special Chanuka party for children aged 3, 4 and 5. The party is being sponsored by the Pre- -School Comniittee. A morning of fun and games tor the youngsters has; been arranged, including ^^ancing^r- singing^^^ latkes and prizes. ' ^
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Friends and epllek^ues of the late Irving Chertkow turned out to the JeWish Community Centre last Sunday to honor his memory at a dedication ceremony. A collection of books, honoring Irving Chert-
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Chairman of the function, Dr. I. Stoffman, spoke of the Centre Library's great value to the entire Jewish community, anid noted that the Chertkow collection would be by far the largest collection in the Library...;. - ^ ■ ■■■ ■
Regional Z.G;C. presidenti Dr. J. Sector, paid tribute to the memory of Irving Chertkow, and enumerated his many contributions to local institu-. tions and the cause of Jsrsifei-
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A plaque marking the dedication ceremony was placed in the Centre Library.
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