feriday, July 12, 1963
JEWISH WESTERN B U L L Ei T I N
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.graduation
held at Talmud Torah
ANY ATTEND T.T.
An impressive graduation program took place recently when relatives and friends turned )ut for the closing exercises lof Vancouver Talmud Torah, ["he school auditorium was filled to capacity for the solemn Bervice and entertaining- program, marking the graduation )f Grade 7 class.
Winne-rs of the annual pro-hciency awards, donated by Mrs. 'aula Fouks, were as follows: Hebrew and English awards: fearbara Wolochow; Hebrew and [citizenship awards, Tracey Seta!^ Englisft awards, Bruce Ames fend Lynne Waterman; Efforts bwards, Jacqueline Gdldberg land Joanna Zack. Miss Wolo-ihow also won a special book jrize presented for the first time fay the Torah department 5f the Jewish Agency.
The graduation program was ?haired by A. D. Gelmon, past rhairman of the board of education. Mrs. A. Kolberg, P.T.A. :o-presid«nt, and I. J. Levy, principal, presented certificates and )ins to deserving students. Mrs. I. NesbJt announced the names )f graduates.
Tb.e Hebrew portion of the urogram featured a Hebrew )Iay written by the pupils de-)icting a typical scene in their jassroom, selections by the He-rew dance group and the choir, he English program consisted of "The Class Prophecy" read by Jonathan Zbarsky and the reply to "The Prqnhecy" given by Mr. Arthur Thomson, grade 7 teacher.
Delivering the convocation essage was Dr. Walter Har-trick, of th.e college of education at UBC. I. J. Levy, gave the annua] address to the graduates.
A special service marked the dedication and presentation of Sefer Torah to the Talmud orah Junior Congregation, with
front Europe following World War II to the United States and then acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Gold for the Talmud Torah school.
ATTENDS S.Z.O. ISRAEL INSTITUTE
GRADUATES AT RECENT VANCOUVER TAMUD TORAH grade seven day school graduation held ort Monday, June 24 are piclured above. T>p picture, left to right, shows Misses Jacquelyne Goldberg, Tamar Brauchfeld, Elaine Wydra. Barbara Wolochow, Tracey Segal, Cynthia Wine, Lynn Waterman and Joanne Zack. Staff members in the back row are Mesdames: M. Grimble, T. Hoy and E. Lendvoy of the English department, and G. Kron, Hebrew teacher, M. Norton, Kindergarten and M. Nesbitt, Nursery. In lower photograph, from left to right, are: Messers Mbrrie Altman, Hersby Belzbexg, Lou Kolberg, Jonathan Zbarsky, Mark Wosk, Bruce Ames, and Harley Gordon. In the back row are members of the staff: A. Thomson, English teacher, J. Bam and Rabbi M. Hier, of the Hebrew department, B. Leibowitz, Bar-Mitzvah teacher and 4. Amige, Hebrew teacher.
AT BETH ISRAEL;
Farewell party assembles 500
Over 500 members of Con gregation Beth Israel gathered in the synagogue auditorium at a reception on Wedneesday evening, June 19 to pay tribute and bid farewell to Rabbi and Mrs. Bert A. Woythaler, and Cantor and Mrs. Abraham Deutsch.
Beth Israel president, B. I. Sperling, acted as host, and after a few well chosen remarks called on Albert O. Koch, honorary life president of the congregation, to address th.e members and extend best wishes to the departing clergy.
Mr. Koch opened his remarks with the statement that seven years ago, at the induction reception for Rabbi and Mrs. Woy-thaler, it was his very pleasant duty to introduce the Rabbi and his wife to the Congregants, but now, with deep emotion, he said he was very unhappy about having to say good-bye to them.
He then spoke of Cantor Deutsch who came to Beth Is-
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A show of many things-of canines and felines...
The Jewish Community Auditorium became a miniature zoo one Sunday as Junior and Tweener members moved in with their pets for the First Annual Pet Show.
Tiie show, termed a tremendous success by Centre and SPCA officials, climaxed a month of special events for the Junior (5 - 9 year old) and Tweener (10-12) members. It attracted a total of 32 entries. Dogs proved to be the most pop-
imusual markings, winning the ribbon and prize in this category.
Awarded second ribbon and prize for the cat with the longest and/or oddest tail was "Puffy", Howard Blank's three-year-old feline. Winners of the best disr.layed specimen in the dog category was "Cindy" a two-year-old owned by Billy Zaitzow. The best trick performance award went to Lois Larkins and her dog "Peppy",
ular animal as was obvious by I aged two and one-half years.
the 25 canine entries. Feline entries numbered four with two ducks and one bird making up the other show entries.
Some 90 children and 55 adults took part in the affair, emceed by Ted Izen, of the Centre's Junior-Tweener staff and Albert Melul, director. Also assisting was Jeannette DeWitt. Judging was carried out by members of the Vancouver branch of the SPCA. There were 12 categories in the show of-
"Cindy" won another ribbon and prize for her owner Billy Zaitzow for having the longest tail. It measured 15 inches. The dog with the shortest tail — one and one-half inches — was Sandy Gray's . three-year-old "Tim."
Taking top honors for liav-ing the saddest dog face was two and one-half year old "Timmy" owned by Elaine Smordin; and for having the
most unusual dog markings was fering trophies, prizes and rib- Karen Winfield's "Chips", a ten-
bons.
Winner of the top prize in the show, for the best cared for
month old collie dog.
Other entries in the show were from Nona Lubin, Essie
pecimen,' was Jeff Davis' two-! Wolfe, Kathy Krivel, Carol
ROSALIND ZACK
Rosalind Zack, secretary of the Student Zionist Organization at U.B.C., left last week to attend the S.Z.O. Summer Institute in Israel.
The institute will last for seven weeks and includes living on a kibbutz, travelling throughout the country, study courses at Hebrew University and meeting with government leaders. The program has 60 university students attending from all parts of Canada and the United States and is sponsored by Student Zionist organization and the Jewish Agency. Those attending represent the top leadership of I S.Z.O.
Rosalind Zack is well known in the local Jewish Community
year-old dog named "Teddy." Margo Sinclair's bird "Pepper" and Ruth Karmel's pair of white ducks won the prizes for the best displayed animals in the fowl category. "Petunia", a one
Frackson, Harold Folk, Barry Jarvis, John Kafka, Jeff Rose, Michael Tenenbaum, Michelle Gelfand, Betsy Brown, Mark James, Susan Calder, Calvin Schacter, Anthony Gray, Paul
rael as his first Congregation, by Dianne Hirt won the top a young man who had served prize in the cat category for
and one-hllf year old cat'owned j C^aman Susari Leshgold, Robin
the synagogue faithfully for 11 years.
At the conclusion of his remarks to the Rabbi and the Can-
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The famous Hebrew Habimah theatre was originally founded
tor, Mr. Koch presented each rael Sisterhood, presented gifts one with a parting gift. Mrs. E. to Mrs. Woythaler and Mrs. J. Donner, president of Beth Is- ! Deutsch.
being the best displayed specimen. Elaine Klein's "Fluffy". , . aged one year, had the most i Moscow shortly after the Russian Revolution. It gave performances in modern Hebrew before «f>nthralled Jewish and non-Jewish audiences.
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orah-bearers being Mr. S. Gold, 'for her work on behalf of Zion-Morris J. Wosk and Dr. S. J. | ist youth. Besides being active | Zbarsky. The presentation was i in S.Z.O. and secretary of the i lade by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gold \ organization, she is past presi-' memory of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- dent of Junior Hadassah and a |
lan Levin, parents of Mrs.
former active member of Young
-old. It \vas originally brought Judaea.