Friday, November 20, 1964
JEWISH      WESTERN BULLETIN
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mianoN NOV. 29
The Community at large is invited to a special ceremony dedicating a collection of books in memory of the late Irving George Chertkow. The dedication will take place in room 1€0 of the Jewish Community Centre, on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 29, at 4:30 p.m.
Friends of the late Irving Chertkow have undertaken a project to place a collection of books in the Jewish Community Centre Library in his memory. At the dedication, which is being jointly sponsored by the Zionist Organization of British Columbia and the Centre Library committee, a special plaque will be unveiled. Friends and relatives of the late Irving Chertkow are especially invited to toe present.
REFORM REU&m SCHOOL TO BECOME REALITY IH JANUARH
Last Friday evening at the Jewish Community Centre Rabbi Joseph Glaser of San Francisco officiated at services of the new Vancouver Reform Congregation for approximately 70 people.
Rabbi Glaser's sermon expanded upon a theme he had introduced at the previous service, and dealt at some length with the problem of the vanish-ing Jew in our culture, and the steps that should be considered to combat the current trend.
After th^ Oneg Shabbat, almost the entire assembly discussed the Congregation, and the plans which were afoot. A large portion 6f the meeting wafe' cbhcerhed, with a discussion centreing about religious education of the congregation's
(Continued on Page 9) See REFORM
SPORTS REPORTS
37 PAUL BROWNSTSm
Centra Athletic Director
Veteran Bob Pickell, once rated best basketball player in^ the Lower Mainland, showed some of his best form, scoring 38 points to lead his "Sher-bans" to a 62-56 Senior "B" basketball victory over J.C.C. "Snackery" Monday. The 6'7" Pickell completely dominated the backboards, and his . 14 points in the final quarter helped stave off the continuous drive of the Centre team. Steve Connolly led the losers with 19 points. Sonny Cohen's l3 points and Keith Libby's eight points kept the game in doubt until the very end. The J.C.C. Snackery next meets Killarney, Wednesday night at Lord Byng gym.
Playing their best volleyball of the past two years, the Centre's men's volleyball team upset "West End" three games to one, Thursday at the Centre. Some fine "setting" and vicious "spiking" brought victory over a team that had twice previously beaten them. With a record of two wins and two losses, the team prepares to host Haney this Thursday.
Approximately 200 children will take part in the Maccabiah and Swim IMgeet to ibe held at the Centre, 1 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6. It includes all children presently participating in the Sunday program. A swim meet and diving competition will be highlights. All parents and guests are invited.
Sports Spotting: Jack Rose's "■best bets'v to win medals in the upcoming Maccabiah are Simone Bigio, Barry Jarvis, Karen Krivel, Neil Sacks, Annette Wertman and Alex Zbar . . . Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, 1, NISI 0, in intra mural football at U.B C. . . . Still in con-..tention , for , Centre "novice" handball diampionship are Berkson, Smythe, Lipsky, Pel-man and Wells . . . Novice squash tournament begins this week.
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Land of the Bible
8:30 p.m. Thursdoy, November 26
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JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTilS 950 W. 41ist Avenuo
A special presentation of films and lectures by the
Over 30 youth attend special S.t. service
The weekly student's Min-yan at Schara Tzedeck synagogue made an auspicious start last Saturday morning, as 32 high school and university stu-
dents gathered and conducted the entire service, including reading of the Torah and chanting of the Haftorah.
The students, under leadership of  D a n n y Steinberg,
evinced enthusiasm over the large turnout, and expressed the hope that more high school and university students, both boys and girls, will take an active part in this new program.
It is the desire of the group of students to become more familiar with Jewish liturgy and tradition through active self-participation.
The student's service this coming Saturday will begin at 9:30 a.m. in the chapel of Schara Tzedeck synagogue. The weekly talk will be given by Ilene-Jo Greenberg, and the service will then conclude with a Kiddush hosted by the synagogue.
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