Iiyisli Community Centre
MEMBERSHIP MONTH
EC. 7th - JAN. 15th
'ake Advantage of the iCentre's Trial Membership Plan
lontact the Centre Office ^for your Membership Cards
PROGRAMME
FAMSLY NIGHT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th
5.30 P.M'. (Gym.)
7.30 P.M. (Gym.)___________
5.30 P.M. to 7.30 P.M. (Pool)
7.30 P.M. to 9.00 P.M. (Pool)
3.30 P.M. _________________
7.00 P.M. to 9.00 P.M. (Handb. Court)__________________
7.00 P.M. to 9.00 P.M. (Squash Court) __________________
7.30 P.M. (Room 102)_________
Tween Boys Floor Hockey League. (Boys 10-12 years of age.)
Trampoline Display. Children's Swim Lessons.
Open Swim—all members.
FAMILY PARTY for parents and teenagers . . . refreshments . , . games . .. fun . . . bring your teen children and taste the fun of coming to a teen-sponsored party.
Handball Demonstration.
Squash Demonstration.
Film: "TO BE AS ONE" (The Centre Story).
. FROM
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15
COME, SEE, PARTICIPATE IN THE REGULAR PROGRAM OF THE CENTRE
© Badminton Tournaments (Mon. and Wed.)
• Volleyball Demonstration
• Israeli Dancing
• Teen Oneg Shabbat
• Conditioning Class (Consult program for details)
[s/ness, labor support frict College vote
[ouver voters will decide *^ednesday if a school dis-lllege is to be established ■city. Supporting the vote Ime influential organiza-Isuch as the Vancouver bf Trade, Vancouver Lab-luncil, Vancouver Parent-fr Council and the U.B.C. Association.
[School Board has receiv-ise from M.L.A.s, educat-prominent business men l^nning this forward step.
[school district college is Id to serve the Vancouver
The School Board is advising taxpayers to consider the value and the cost of the new college. The largest share of the costs will be met by provincial and federal grants and by student fees. The cost to the local taxpayers is estimated at one-half mill, per year on the assessed value for school purposes. This will be about $2.50 a year to the average taxpayer.
But this will be only when the enrolment goes to 2,500 students and when a new building
Richard Crossman raps UN agency
LONDON
man, the
Richard
Cross-Labor
well-known Member of Parliament last week scored the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for the Arab Refugees as a corrupt institution serving only as a weapon against Israel. He said the Arabs served by the agency were
■hich is changing rapidly. •   ^^.^^ ^^^^^        between time,
phools will be operated in J} centre: business adminis-cultural arts, public ser-Jjournalism and academic
I school will offer a num-special programs leading
[loyment or to further edu-Retraining programs will
h important place, and the Board is already doing a
his for industry. The pro-college will  also tie in
he School Board's three
operations—the Vocation-
tute, Art school and night
it would be about $1.50 a year for the average taxpayer.
If voters pass the plebiscite next Wednesday, the School Board will start the college in King Edward and its annex. The Board expects that it may take a little time to get the ful' college established. But they feel a start must be made now to provide young people and adults with this new type of education.
The School Board has urged all voters to look for the special ballot on the "Establishment of a School District College."
CANDIDATES
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EGISTER YOUR CHILDREN NOW
in the
Jewish Community Centre's
(ages 5-10)
December 23 to December 31
(ages 10-12)
December 22 to December 31
further information and application forms contact the (istrar at the Centre, 266-9111.
program   features seven  exciting  days   of camping holiday activities — swimming, special trips, arts and s, athletics, music and games, plus many other activities every taste.
to set our house in order, they said, so that the welfare and progress of the City will be paramount.
The candidates, if elected, state they plan to carry out a policy of fair share taxation for all, economies in Civic administration, speed-up of slum clearance at no extra cost to taxpay-2rs, and the ending of zoning violations detrimental to the homeowner.
Harry Rankin was born in Vancouver, and has lived and worked here all his life, with the exception of five and one-half years overseas with the Seaforth Highlanders in World War II, where he was wounded twice and mentioned in dispatches.
He is a graduate of U.B.C. in the Faculties of Law and Arts, and has been a practising attorney for about 14 years, specializing in the practice of Criminal Law. He is President of the Central Council of Ratepayers and active in many other com-munitj' groups.
Harry is married, with two children, and refsides at 3570 Hull.
Alice MacKenzie was born in Portage  la Prairie of Scottish pioneer parents and attended the University of Manitoba. She was a school teacher in Portage la I Prairie before coming to Van-Icouver and taught school here : for nearly nine years during the i '"Hungry Thirties."
I    She has followed Civic Gov-
; ernment closely for 20 year? j and for the past four years, be-;
! cause of excessive taxation and , irregular zoning practices in her I
: area, she has become more ' keenly  interested  in Civic  af- ;
i fairs. During this time, she has been Corresponding Secretary for the Fairview Ratepayers' Association and Civic Reporter for the Central Council of Ratepayers and has attended almost every City Council meeting.
Mrs. MacKenzie is a house-v/ife, with a son and a daughter.
"professional refugees" with the highest standard of living in the Middle East outside of Israel. Their number is artificially increased, he declared. Mr. Cross-man charged the recently resigned director of the agency. Dr. John Davis was incompetent.
iS YOUR NAME UFKOWICl?
NEW YORK — Only 14 persons are believed to have survived the brutal Nazi massacre of thousands of Jews at the Oto-schno concentration camp in Wreschen county, near Posen, Poland, in 1942. Among the 14 were three brothers, Lefkowicz, who are believed to be living in the United States. The World Jewish Congress in New York urgently wants to contact the Lefkowicz brothers or any one of the other survivors in order
to press an investigation of certain Nazis allegedly responsible for the Otoschno murders.
The investigation has been initiated by the West German prosecuting authorities at Lud-wigsburg as a result of information provided by World Jewish Congress headquarters in New York.
Anyone who escaped from Otoschno or anyone who hag any information about the camn or any of its survivors is requested to contact Dr. Nehemiah Robinson, director, World Jewish Congress Institute of Jewish Affairs, , 15 East 84th Street, New York 28, N.Y
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You too can cheer a Needy Child with /ust a Present
YOUR GIFT OF CHILDREN'S TOYS, BOOKS AND GAMES WILL DO THE MAGIC
By calling NOW io either BR 7-2072, YU 5-3694, or FA 5-7532 an Evergreen B'nai B'rilh brother will come and pick up your new or good as new presents to needy Children in this area.