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T H E   J E W I S H   WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, September 5, 1958
YOUTH AFFAI
CHAPTER BETH — Over 100 teenagers were in attendance at the USY Kickoff Dance last Saturday night. Joanne Donner, president, cu the ribbon to launch the new season Social chairman, Lex Sears and his committee were in charge . . . USY Tennis Touniameflt—Trophy winners are: Boy's Singles—Monty Charkow Girl's Singles—Lynneve Cox. Tro phies v/ill be presented at the first general meetmg . . . Chapter Aleph kickoff Dance—Youths 13 years of age or in Grade 8 are invited to the Chapter's "Kick-off Dance" on Saturday m'ght, September 6, at 8:00 p.m. in the Bialik Room. Socia chairmen Tammie Kagna and Roben Kanee plan an evening of entertainment, dancing and fun for all. Refreshments will be served. Admission 50c.   All those paying $1.50 registration fee will be admitted free.
Unveiling of Tombstone
in memory of the fofe
Charles A.
an
SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 12:30 P.M.
BEtH ISRAEL CEMETJERY
Rabbi Bert A. Woythofer and Cantor A. Deutsch will officiote
Relatives and friends are requested to attend
Habonim news
TZOFIM,  BONIM, and NOAR
(13 yrs. and up)—^Vancouver Habonim is officially opening their '58-59 Season with a big Membership Dance called .the Habonim Hop. Wonderful entertaii^ment. Hi Fi Music, Door Prizes, and refreshments for all. A very popular Rock and Roll Band will be the special entertainment . . . Those paying $1.00 Habonim registration fee, will be admitted free, others will pay 25c. This wonderful evening is on Saturday, September 6, 8:00 sharp at Leon's . . . Solelim
(10-12 yrs. and up)—For the Sole-. , j     j- *
lim a terrific Mystery Treasure Hunt Passfd away on Wednesday, Aug is planned for Sunday, September 7. "St 27 after a lengthy illness Mr; All children meet at the Centre at Polder was a native son of Van-12:30 sharp. All Habonim members | couver, and was^ a director ^ are urged to come and bring their
MORRIS M. STEENBERG,
6(1, resident of Vancouver fpr the past two years, passed away suddenly on August 28.
Mr. Steinberg had been a resident of Seattle for over 25 years prior to his move to Vancouver.
In addition to leaving his widow, Anne, (daughter of Mr.. and Mrs David Davis, pioneer residents of this city) he is survived by a son Ernest of Seattle and one grandchild; three brothers. Max and Wilfred of To ronto and Boris of Beverley HillS; California;  and  two  sisters, Mrs Yetta Steingold of Detroit and Mrs Ann Safer of Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Interment toofe place August 29 at Schara Tzedeck Cemetery with Rabbi Bernard Gqldenberg officiating, assisted by Cantor D. Propis.
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LOUIS SNIDER, aged 48
friends. All non-members are invited.
. . Future Activities—^A gym is now rented and a Gym Night will be planr ned in the very near future. Members will be phoned as to when and where.
. . Elections for the Hanhaga (executive) will be held soon.
B'NAI B'RITH YOUTH GROUPS
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He was a memb,er of B'nai B'rith and of the Schara Tzedeck Congregation.
He is survived by. his wife Helen, two daughters, Sandra and Susan, brother Harry Snider of ,this city and a sister Mrs. David Sussman of Seattle.
Funeral services took place Thursday, August 28 at Schara Tzedeck Chapel with Rabbi Berhard' Golden-berg and Cantor Dpv. Propis officiating, with interment in the Schara Tzedeck Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements were made by the Chevra Kadisto.
Plon Holy Doy youth
services at
special youth services for the
Unveiling of Tombstone
in memory of fhe fofe
Victoria Nagier
SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 12 NOdN
BETH ISRAEL CEMETERY
Rabbi Bert A. Woylhaler ond Cantor A. Deutsch m\[ officiote
BBYO-AZA — Attention all high I school boys. Both AZA chapters in Vancouver, No. 119" and Totem No. 646, are conducting a large membership drive.  On Sunday, Septeni-ber 7, a rally will be held at the j Jewish Community Centre for all joys 14 and over who are interested ] m joining Aleph Zadick Aleph. At 1:00 p.m. the leaders of both groups
will present theh views and ideas of High Holidays will be conducted Vancouver AZA for the coming year, by Gongregation Beth Israel at f you have any intentions of joining the Community Centre on both AZA it is important that you be there days of Rosh Hashona at 10:30 this Sunday . . . Ever since its found- a.m. and on Yom Kippur at ing in 1924 this fraternal order has 11:15 a.m.
offered thousands of young Jewish] The children from the first to the boys from all walks of life wide and third grade will conduct their services varied activities in its five-fold pro- in the Banquet Room, under the super-gram of Athletics, Community Ser- vision of Maury Rothstein.
Childfen from the fourth to the seventh grade will attend the service in the Lodge Hall. Harry Sherman will be in charge.
The Services are open to all Jew-
vice, Cultural, Social and Religious.
TAMAR BBG will meet on Sunday, September 7 at 1:00 p.m. . . . AH new members are invited to attend . . . A, very successful "getting| ish children of the Community, to know you" tea was held at the home of Ricki Harrison on Sunday, .August 31.
*     * * ELANA No= 669, BBG, will meet
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Helfen Shider and family wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives ond friends/ Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg and Can-,tor Dov Propis for their sympathy and condolence shown during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to the Chevra Kadisha and Mr. Myer Felstein.
Sunday, September 7, at the Community Centre at 1:00 p.m. New members are welcome.
Girls between the ages of 14-18 or in grade 9 wishing to join BBG please call Betty Kurtz at EMerald 7936.
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HOLY DAY INSIGHTS
(Continued from page 3) <TROPER UlNDERSTANDING OF RITUALS AND PRAYERS"
The rituals and prayers of the Holy Season must not be expected to perform magic therapy in cleansing us of our sins. Judaism basically offers a rational outlook upon life. Neither sacred objects not* prayers and rituals exercise any magic powers and help us to attain miraculous results. This applies to the concept of repentance as well. There is nothing magic about the High Holiday liturgy, prayers and fasting. They only serve one purpose —to arouse oiu* moral sensitivity and bring about a change of outlook on life, our fellow men and ourselves.
In order to feel the full impact of the High HoUday services, we must always remember that the traditional prayers were composed by men who lived in a different age, who wrote in the style of their time, and thought in theological terms of their age. We must therefore not always take them literally, but rather to understand the psychological and religious message which is as applicable to us as it was to our ancestors, urging us to right our wrongdoings and repent our sins.
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HABONIM ZIONIST SOCIETY — ^ Z
Campaign for Funds —. Aug. 15 - Sept. 15 BC. REGIONAL HADASSAH CONFERENCE ^— Sept. 7-8 LILLIAN FREIMAN HABASSAH ~ Yiskor ted — Sept, 18 BB HILLEL FOUNDATION — Annual Cocktoil Porty — Sept. 21 B'NAI BRITH NO. 668 — Yom Kippur Dance — Sept. 24 BETH HAMIDROSH LADIES AUXILIARY ^ .
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Cent-A-Second Draw — Oct. 17-Nov. 17 SCHARA TZEDECK LADIES AUXILIARY —
Annual Fall Tea — Oct. 22 CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB—
Father and Child Luncheon--Nov. 9
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