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First Lamplighter Award

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Young philanthropist Yosef Nider receives recognition. (photo from Naomi Nelson Photography)

On Sunday, Dec. 21, the Centre for Judaism in Surrey/White Rock held its annual menorah lighting at Semiahmoo Centre, and awarded its inaugural Young Lamplighter Award to Yosef Nider, pictured here. The young violinist, a student at Vancouver Hebrew Academy, received the award for raising more than $10,000 for cancer research. Mayors Wayne Baldwin and Linda Hepner presented the award.

The lighting was attended by local city councilors and Jewish community members, all welcomed by the centre’s Rabbi Falik and Simie Schtroks.

To nominate for next year’s award a youth between ages 5-18 who is illuminating his or her part of the world by promoting goodness and kindness, email c4j@shaw with Lamplighter Award in the subject line. Nominations will be accepted through September 2015.

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Format ImagePosted on January 9, 2015January 8, 2015Author Centre for JudaismCategories LocalTags Centre for Judaism, Lamplighter Award, Schtroks, Yosef Nider

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