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JEWISH    WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, May 27, 1960
Three lawyers called to bar
Three members of the Jewish community were among 41 lawyers called to the British Columbia bar last week. They were David Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huber-man; Isidor Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe and Neil Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ornstein.
Mr. Huberman and his wife, the former Rowena Kantor, will be leaving for Europe next week on a combined business, pleasure and academic tour. For three weeks of the two months they plan to be away, Mr. Huberman will attend the summer session in International Law at the Hague Academy of International Law. They will spend one month in Norway on business and the rest of the time touring England. On their return to Vancouver, Mr. Huber-|»i;;man will become a full time 1 I 'ttiember of the Law* Faculty at UBC, teaching CorDoration and
Jewish immigrofion fo Conado grows; many from Israel
OTTAWA (WJA)—Official statistics released by the Department of Citizenship and Immigration on new immigrants into Canada during the first three months of 1&60 indicate those of Jewish origin at 523 (against 324 for the corresponding period of 1959).
The official statistics also indicate the last permanent residence of the immigrants. Among those listed as being of Jewish origin, 360 gave Israel as the country of their last permanent residence. The ^^S^re for the corresponding p^iod of 1959 Was 125. Another analysis reveals that B6:6 ^f th6 new immigrants to Canada hptd' Israeli citizenship, as against 140 in the corresponding" period of 1959.
staff for this year's camp includes: director, Leo H. Mprcus; program director, Gessie" (fiolan? head counsellor, Reevan Dolgoy of Edmonton. Senior counsellors are:   Michael {Levy, Jonathan Secter,  Arthur Dodek, Harold Groberman, Alan Zysblai of Cal« gary, Cyndi Zimmerman, Stovie Minster, and Naomi Poison of Edmonton.   Junior counsellors are: Russell S|one of Medicine Hat, Andrew Gold, Linda Feld-stein, Ethlyne Shatsky, Rosalind Zack, Marcy Miller, and Judy Kline of Edmonton.
There are still a few spaces open for registration, and those wishing to register are urged to call the Zionist Office at RE. 1-4618.
ISIDOR WOLFE . . . called to bar
International law.
Mr. Wolfe was born and educated in Vancouver and at one time was on the staff of the Schara Tzedeck Religious School. He also holds a Commerce degree from the University of British Columbia and is now associated with the legal firm of Macrae, Montgomery and Company.
Neil Ornstein is originally from Port Arthur Ont. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from UBC in 1956 before entering the law faculty here. He is leaving this weekend for a six-month tour of Europe and on his return to Vancouver will begin the practice of law.
This is the H dock at Camo Hatikvah. See story below.
CAMP HATIKVAH TO HIGHLIGHT WATER AffflWIKINGAaiVITIES
On June 27, Camp Haitkvah's rector, Leo Marcus, reports that
UPSWING IN ISRAEL'S EXPORTS CONTINUES UNABATED
JERUSALEM — Preliminary estimates* shpw-^ that Israel exported •good»' to a value of 23,-218,000 IdoHars <IL.41,793i00q) in the^ course ot the. month <it January.'figures for the corresponding imohth of last year are 20,094,000 dollars aL.36,169,-000).
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ELEaiON MEETING
A General Meeting of the Zionist Organization of B.C. to choose delegates to the convention of the Zionist Organization of Canada (taking place in October in Montreal) will be held at the
Jewish Community Centre
Monday evening. May 30, at 8:30 p.m.
Contributors of $1^5 and over to the United Jewish Appeal are invited to attend this meeting and are eligible to vote.
ENDORSATIONS GRANTED
HABONIM PARENTS   —    Lag B'Omer Tea   —   May 29
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN NO. 77 — Rummage Sale—May 30 EVERGREEN BB LODGE <—
Inauguration and Installation Ball — June 4
TALMUD TORAH — Turnabout Tea — June 5 HADASSAH ORGANIZATION —
Closing Luncheon — June 8
NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY ASS'N__
Annual Dance — June 11 KINNERETH & KADIMA CLUBS —
Child Rescue Tea —- June 12 BETH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD—Sisterhood Tea — June 15 VANCOUVER PERETZ SCHOOL —
Annual Concert — June 19 SR. CLUB PIONEER WOMEN — Garden Party — June 21 LILLIAN FREIMAN CHAPTER HADASSAH —
Garden Tea    —    June 22
fifth season at its new site on Lake Kalamalka begins.
One of the highlights of the camp activities this year will be an expanded . watecfront program. There will be three swim ming periods per day, under the direction of the swimming instructor, Miss Marilyn Jfanes Miss Janes, in addition to having all lifesaving and swimming instruction qualifications, is also a registered nurse.
The water-skiing activity at the camp has been arranged so that each child who has passed the necessary swinuning qualifications will have a chance to waterski each dayv The latest in powered boats, a powefed Catamaran, will again be used' this year ipr the-tripping and skiing program.
In addition to the natural swimming iacilitl^, of Lake kalamalka, campers do their swimming in a specially designed H-dock. The H-dock is the most highly recommended of swimming facilities and the dock at Hatikvah has been acclaimed by water experts throughout British Columbia.
Having just returned from a visit to the campsite, the di-
Ukrainians object to Petlura TV program
MONTREAL—About 800 Ukrainians last Sunday picketed the offices of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation here, protesting against a television program on the French-language network, dealing with the trial of Sholom Schwartzbard, a Jew who shot the Ukrainian leader Simon Petlura in France, in 1926.,
Petlura was president of the short-lived Ukrainian Republic, which he set up in fighting the new Bolshevik regime in Russia, in 1917. During his rule, Ukrainian Jews suffered atrocious pogroms in which mafty thousands wer<^ annihilated. Schwartzbard was tri^d on a murder charge in Pa^is^ in 1926, and acquitted when Jthe court accepted the facts of the Petlura-directed pogroms as the motive for Pet-lura's death.
The television series, being broadcast every Tuesday night by CBC, was denounced by the Ukrainian pickets as "^inaccur-ate" and as ian "insult" to the 500,000 Ukrainians living in Canada. Placards carried by the pickets demanded the immediate firing of the CBC men responsible for the broadcasts. A seven-man delegation of the pickets met, during the demonstration, with J. J. Trudeau, CBC director of information who promised to relay their grievance to CBC president Alphonse Ouimet, at Ottawa. (It has since been learned that the program is being continued.)
arrangements have been made for a hiking program with a difference. Plans have been set to utilize- Island Lake, situated 12 miles from the camp, for the hiking and overnight hiking outings. Weather permitting, it is expected that during the first period ,out-of-camp trips will be of two or three days duration.
The camp committee chairman,   Irvin   Lipsky,   has announced that the newest improvement in the camp will be a  new recreation field. The field, presently under construction, will enable the camp to; expand its sports program and has provided for a number of innovations in  sporting events, The Jewish and Zionist content in the ^ogram will be at its usual high standard, under the direction of Gessie Golan, shaliach' ifom-Israel. Mr. Golan has arranged'for a number of exciting events afed the general theme of the camp for this summer will be "Lifie in Israel".
The camp is very pleased to annouiice that Mrs. F; Maltin will again be the camp cook. AH those who attended Camp Hat-kivah during the 1959 season were thrilled with the excellent menus which Mrs. Maltin prepared for the campers.
The Dr. William Morris Hospital, located at the campsite, will be staffed by Miss Barbara McKenzie, R.N., and Dr. Marion Dobson will be the camp doctor.
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