Friday, September 8, 1967
JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
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Centre names drama
PATRICIA MURPHY
Patricia Murphy has been engaged by the Jewish Community Centre to offer courses in creative drama and speech for children. Miss Murphy is a licentiate of Trinity College, London, highest degree awarded in the field, and has had considerable experience as an instructor.
"The purpose of creative drama," notes Miss Murphy, "is
and speech instructor
to encourage spontaneous expres sion of ideas through pantomine and improvisatation. Given situation, the child presents his own simple characterization. In group participation he gains con fidence and learns to share his imaginative ideas in relation to daily experiences."
This course will be for children, ages eight to 11, and wil be offered Tuesdays after school The Speech Instruction course is offered to children ages six to eight, designed as a "fun" class to assist children to speak clearly and correctly. Conversational games, impromptu talks and exercises in diction, modulation and pitch without developing an "elocutionized" manner of speech, are included. This course will be given on Wednesdays after school.
Youth Affairs
U.S.Y. opens the season with a barbecue and splash party on Sunday, Sept. 10, 4 p.m., at the home of Tracy Segal, U.S.Y. chapter president, 6816 Hudson St. All U.S.Y.'ers and those interested in joining will be welcomed at the annual kick-off.
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PRE-U.S.Y. inaugural meeting will take place Sunday, Sept. 10, 11:30 a.m., in Beth Israel loimge. Plans and program for the coming year will be discussed with Bob Levitt, group advisor. All boys and girls, 13 years of age or in grade eight, will be welcomed.
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mences tonight. At the conference, all values of Hillel will be placed on the proverbial "block" and scrutinized for origin, validity and usefulness.
Originally planned to take place at Habonim Camp Miriam, the Retreat was rescheduled for Royal Towers hotel. New Westminster, because of forest closure.
Mark C. Waldman, whose dilli-gence has produced the program, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Waldman. Winnipeg-born and Vancouver educated, Mr. Waldman attended Vancouver Talmud Torah and Sir Winston Churchill school. He has a first honors bachelor of science degree from U.B.C. (1965), and is now entering his final year as a Ph.D. candidate in chemistry. He is working on national research of Canadian scholarships and is active at the Centre as a counsellor for eenagers. Mr. Waldman has also participated in a number of repeats held at U.B.C.
Rabbi John M. Sherwood of Temple Sholom, newly appointed director of Hillel at U.B.C, noted that all Vancouver Jewish col-ege students should avail themselves of the opportunity to at-;end thi^ very important function ;aking place tonight "(Friday), Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 8, 9, 10.
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The eminent Rabbi Zalman M. Schachter, Of Winnipeg, will be guest speaker. Several faculty members of U.B.C. as well aa students, will take part in the program.
Students who have not made •reservations and wish to attend j this significant function, are ask-. ed to register at Royal Towers . hotel, this evening, 6 to 7 p.m.
Appliance tax cuts
JERUSALEM—As a result of purchase tax cuts announced by Finance Ministry durable household goods and electrical appliances are being sold up to $66 dieaper. Cuts were announced to strengthen appliance industry which suffered a decline due to drop in sales of refrigerators, gas ranges, washing machines, radios and victrolas.
MRS. B. SEGAL ... YKUF hostess
Z. WEINPER READING CIRCLE of the YKUF will open its new year of activities Wednesday, Sept. 13, Z p.m., with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. B. Segal, 456 West 19th. The luncheon, which marks official opening of the weekly Wednesday afternoon readings from Yiddish Literature, will be for the benefit of the Reuben Brainin Clinic in Tel Aviv, Israel. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Sarah Sarkin, recently returned from a trip to Israel where she visited the Clinic.
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Fashion show to highlight bniiich
"Schara Tzedeck Sisterhood is cordially inviting all ladies in the Community to keep Tuesday, Sept. 19, open, to attend Sisterhood's Annual Fall Brunch. The event will be held in the' synagogue auditorium.
A delicious brunch, convened by Mrs. J. Sidenberg and her capable committee, will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A delightful Fashion Show, sponsored by Woodward's Downtown Cosmopolitan Shop, will be featured highlight at 1 p.m. The Fashion Show has been arranged to appeal to women of all ages.
Is YOBB Child of Nursery School Age?
There are several vacancies in the CENTRE NURSERY SCHOOL: Morning—4-year-old group. Afternoon—4 and 5-year-old group.
For further information please call the JEWISH COAAMUNITY CENTRE at 266-9111 or Bea. Gosling at 738-1904.
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