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To protect the painstakingly inscribed words on the Torah parchment, a pointer (rather than a finger) is used to follow the text. This Torah pointer was donated to Congregation Schara Tzedeck in honour of David Shafran's seventieth birthday.
Back row l-r: Ed Williams, Mrs. Norton, Ralph Fromson, Dora Williams, Abraham Deutsch (cantor), Marie Doduck (nee Rozen), Sol "Pucky" Pelman, Ernie Roy.Front row l-r: Elsa Toll, Freda Genser, Dolly Moldowan, Hettie Abramson, Dorothy Gelfond, Julie Gutowicz. Leader: David Stockhammer (director).
Back row l-r: Ed Williams, Mrs. Norton, Ralph Fromson, Dora Williams, Abraham Deutsch (cantor), Marie Doduck (nee Rozen), Sol "Pucky" Pelman, Ernie Roy.Front row l-r: Elsa Toll, Freda Genser, Dolly Moldowan, David Stockhammer (director), Hettie Abramson, Dorothy Gelfond, Julie Gutowicz.
Colour photograph of Sophie Drache.
Colour photograph depicts people in the Freiman living room 6749 Laurel Street; l-r: Abe Arnold, Bertha Arnold, Lee Freiman, Sophie Drache.
Black and white image of the course of construction on the Second Narrows Bridge (now the Iron Workers' Memorial Second Narrows Bridge).
Black and white image (with title box) of the course of construction on the Second Narrows Bridge (now the Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing).Span of incomplete bridge with gap in middle; crane positioned to left of gap; concrete piers of bridge on left and right ends of image; railroad bridge behind incomplete bridge.
Black and white images of the course of construction on the Second Narrows Bridge (now the Iron Workers' Memorial Second Narrows Bridge).Men standing on incomplete framework of bridge; crane in right of image holding metal girder being positioned for attachment to framework in centre of image; labeled "PROOF" in bottom left corner of image.
Black and white photograph depicts Nathan Nemetz with Vancouver Mayor Gordon Campbell, receiving proclamation.
Black and white photograph depicts University of British Columbia Chancellor Nathan Nemetz (left), Walter Koerner (receiving honorary degree, middle), and President Gage (right).
