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Part of Nemetz family fonds
Video of the Hebrew Free Loan Association of Vancouver and the International Association of Hebrew Free Loans, Gala Dinner. At this event, Shirley Barnett received the Gemillut Chesed lifetime achievement award for devotion and service to the Hebrew Free Loan Association of Vancouver.
Film depicts various shots of what appears to be Banff, a number of shots of people golfing, shots of Kelowna in the summertime, and shots of men with their fishing catches in Port Alberni.
Film depicts various shots of Hawaii, likely from the Snider's 1953 trip. Phyliss Snider is visible in much of the footage.
Home, California, Treasure Island, Skagway, White Pass, Buzzshaw Jimmy, Keno arriving Dawson
Film depicts a number of shots of Phyliss and Irving Snider at their home, playing with their dogs. There are also some shots of what appears to be Banff, and of a track and field event. There are also some shots of an amusement park, likely Disneyland.
Film depicts a number of shots of city scenes in Italy, including a number of historical sites in Rome. Phyliss Snider is visible in some of the footage.
Film depicts shots of the Hong Kong harbor, city streets and markets, and some shots of farming activities outside of the city.
Instructional video on making dentures
Film depicts an instructional video about making dentures. Disclaimer: video shows content that may be disturbing to some viewers. At the end of the instructional video, there are a few video clips unrelated to this instructional video, such as Dr. Irving Snider on a bike.
Film depicts shots of a mountain in Japan (likely Mount Fuji), and various Japanese city scenes. There are also a number of shots of Japanese temples and gardens. Phyliss Snider is visible in some of the footage.
Part of Nemetz family fonds
Video made for the JCC titled “3 Amigos”.
Jewish Community Centre celebration June 9, 1996
Audio cassette depicts the history of the Vancouver Jewish Community Center. The film begins with the center's move to its current location (41st and Oak) in 1962, and describes the process of creating a new center. The film goes into detail about the construction of the JCC, as well as the members of the Jewish community who were instrumental to the building of the new Center (including Dr. Irving and Phyliss Snider).
Director and Producer: Eli Gorn.