The Canadian Jewish News, Friday, April 2, 1976-Page,9
may never be the same'
voice of youtii
By JEFFREY UPSITZ
WASHINGTON, D.C. —
1 fear this city will never be the same after we have left.
The CHAT (Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto) Grade 12 group about which I wrote in this column last week, arrived in Washington after a long and tiring overnight bus ride; that ride had included an early morning
stop somewhere between Toronto and Washington for what was rumored to be breakfast and for shacharit services in a bombshelter-like, underground tunnel.
Bare I y awake^ we began touring the sites of this great city immediately upon arrival here;
First, after dropping off our luggage at the iShera-ton Hotel in Silver Spring, Md., a siiburb of Wash-' ington, we ate lunch on Capitol Hill and, with our enthusiastic rendition of the Grace After Meals, attracted curious, and perhaps suspicipus. spectators, including two police officers in a cruiser.
Then, across the street to the Library of Congress for a walk through the huge Reading Room and the Bicentennial exhibits in the lobby. We spent a while in- the Senate and House of Representatives chambei^, the National Air & Space Museum of the 'Smithsonian Institute a little later that afternoon, the Botanical Gardens and the National Archives.
We visited the Hirsh-hom Museum of the Smithsonian and, while waiting outside after the tour,Yechezkel Zionce interrupted a picture-taking session of models for the fashion magazine
CONGRESS CALENDAR
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ADUL T EDUCA TION and CULTURE EVENTS for APRIL 1976
Compiled By The
ADULT EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF CJC
As A Public Service
April I Toronto Jewish Congress, Orthodox Division, Kashruth Seminar. "Passover - Historically, Culturally, Practically," Shaarei Shomayiin Congregation, 470 Glencairn .Ave., 8:15 p.m.
April 2 Holy Blossom Temple, '•Passover Suite" by Srul Click, combined choirs of Holy Blossom and Beth Tikvah Congregation, 1950 Bathurst St., JS:2S p.m.
April 4 Beth Tzedec Congregation, Annual Passover Workshop, with Rabbi Benjamin Friedberg and Professor Arnold Ages. 1706 Bathurst St., between
10 a.m. - 12 noon.
April 4 Beth Tzedec Congregation, Sunday Night in the Museum, "Antiques of Medical and Pediatric Interest" with Dr. Fred Weinl)erg, 1700 Bathurst St., 8 p.m.
.April 4 Yiddish Culture Council, "Evening of Literature and Art," Hadassa Kestin and Bunim Heller, guest artists, 471 Lawrence Ave. West, 8:30 p.m.
.April S Toronto Jewish Congress, T'nach Study Group,"Micah, Chapters 6 and 7," Abe . Richmond, lecturer. Associated Hebrew Schools, 3630 Bathurst St., 8 p.m. _ ■
April 7 Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University, "Excavations of the Synagogue at Ein Gedi on the Shores of the Dead Sea,", Professor Barag (Hebre.w University), guest lecturer. Royal Ontario Museum Theatre, 100 Queen's Park, 8 p.m.
April 8 Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Annual Dihner, Simcha Dinitz, Israel Ambassador to the United States, guest speaker, at Beth Tzedec Congregation, 1700 Bathurst St.
.April 10 The Workmen's Circle, "A Bintel Brief," presented by the Yiddish Drama Group of Montreal, directed by Dora Wasserman at LauTence Park Collegiate, Lawrence and Avenue Road, 8:30 p.m.
April 10  Beth Tzedec Congregation, Second Passover Workshop, "Passover Songs," Beth Tzedec Choral Group led by Srul Click, 1700 Bathurst St., 8:30 p.m. .April 1 I   Israel Numismatic Society at Beth Tzedec Congregatioti, 1700 Bathurst St.,
11 a.m.
April 11 City-TV, ".Mosaic - The Jewish Show," Orford String Quartet, Channel 79, 6:30 p.m.
April 13 Labor Zionist Alliance, "Moses Montefiore," Rabbi Dr. David Monson, lecture^, l^Vjewmount Ave.. 8:3p p.m.
April 18 Beth fiedec Congregation. Music Festival S736. "Milkis and Rosenfeld." 1700 Bathurst St., 8 p.m.
.April 18 City-TV, "Mosaic - The Jewish Show" with Misha Alexandrovich, Channel 79, 6:30 p.m.
April 19 B'nai Israel Beth David Congregation, "Holocaust,- Resistance and Redemption," Professor Irving Layton, guest lecturer, 55 Yeomans Rd;, 8:30 p.m.
April 23 Holy Blossom Temple "YadVashem," original composition commissioned by CBC on theme of the Holocaust, 1950 Bathurst St;. 8:25 p.m.
April 24 Labor Zionist Alliance ^ B. Borochov Branch 124, 3Ist Annual Concert at Eaton Auditorium, 8:30 p.m.
.April 25 Toronto Jewish Congress. Holocaust Retiiembrance Committee, Annual Memorial Commemoration, Rabbi W. Gunther Plaut and Prof. Hersh Smol-iar (Tel Aviv) guest speakers at Shaarei Shomayim Congregation. 470 Glencairn Aye.", 8 p.m.
.April 26  Toronto Jewish Congress; T*nach Study Group, "Nahum - Introduction
and Chapter 1," David Newman,Q.C., lecturer. Associated Hebrew Schools,
3630 Bathurst St., 8:15 p.m. April 27   Labor Zionist .Alliance, "Orthodox, Conservative and Reform - can they
go together?.". Rabbi Dr. J. Immanuel.Schochet, 14. Viewmount Ave.,
8:30 p.m.
.April 29 Beth Tzedec Congregation Israel Action, "Israeli Attitudes Towards Peace," Bernard Avishai, guest lecturer, 1700 Bathurst St., 8:30 p.m.
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Ebony by walking in front of the camera with his jacket zipped to the top, his collar turned up and~ his cap pulled down ovec__ his ears.
Within a few minutes all 50 of uis, in two large groups with the profes-s i p n a 1 models, were posing for the June issue of Ebony.
At the National Gallery of Art that evening, we a:te special kosher dinners prepacked for us by Washington's Hebrew Academy; We davened mincha and maariv in the basement of the gallery, again creating some interest among the other visitors to the museum.
On to the; Jefferson Memorial. A choir group from Iowa was standing outside on that <x)ld, windy night singing My Coontry 'lis of The«. When they were finished we. standing at the foot of Jeffersoii Memorial under that clear Washingtoii evening sky. gathered around and sang 0 Canada and Hatikvah.
We then returned to our hotel.
Most of us made it back to the bus on time and returned to the centre of Washington for' some shopping; one of many .picture-taking sessions, this time outside the White House.. which is closed to the public on Mondays: and a tour of the fascinating J. Edgar Hoover Building, the new headquarters of the FBI.
Meeting back at the Naitional Archives, we were bussed to the Hebrew Academy for dinner and later that evening were privileged to be addressed by Ephraim Eshel. the information officer of the Israeli Embassy in Washington.
.Early the next morning (mornings always started early), we were oh Our way to New York. Washington, as I started out saying, would be never be the satrie.
Next week: A report from New York City. •
Canadian trafific up, say Israeli officials
TORONTO —
Traffic from Canada to Israel increased by 36% during February. 1976 against the corresponding period last year. During the first two months of this year ^ total of 3,240 Canadians entered Israel (an increase of 33% over last year). The; totial increase of Canadian traffic to Israel in 1975 was 3%, to a total of 25.360 tourists.
ASTA-CANADA Central and Western chapters (American Association of Travel Agents), will hold their out-of-country meet--i-'.-
idgs in Israel this spring. Scheduled for the most beautiful period of the year — and the very height of the ^ason —r the meetings will allow participants to visit Jerusalem, the Galilee and Masada on the shores of the Dead Sea.
Rights to and from the countrj' are arranged by El Al Israel Airlines and CP Air. while accommodations are at the Hilton. Plaza, King David and Intercohtihental Hotels in Jenisaleiti and the Dan and Country Club Hotels in Tel Aviv.
Fortunately, some never diange.
The ancient traditions remain, generation after generation. And today, we observe'Passover as our forefathers did thousands of years ago.
For almost a century, the old-fashioned goodness of ManischeWitz has ushered in festive holiday dinners in-Jewish homes all over America. This, year, once again. Manischewitie matzo. gefilte.fish. soup and other.delect-ables will grace any traditional table.-
Treat ybnr family and friends to a taste of tradition, too. And have a good PassoN-er!
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