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Emunah Women of Vancouver are gearing uprfor their second: annual: Children's Entertainment 'Marketplace. -Scheduled for the afternoon of Sunday, Feb. 11, atSchara Tzedeckj this year's event, like last year's, offers an afternoon of varied 4iid exciting fnn for children of all ages;;/ ^ A
present 1^ as peiforming b^^ throughout the;afternoonr: Piarents will be abletp i^ave ■ toddlers to romp around the indoor .pldygroundr while older children wiatch a movie.
Face paihtihg, musicial sessions and a storytelling corner will appeal to a wide range of ages, organizers told TTie Bulletin. Thsy pointed 6^ kosher food, freshly prepared by Emunah volunteers, will be available.
This special event provides a community service for Vancouver's children to enjoy an entertaining afternoon, it was noted by Emunah Women here. At the same time, the money raised supports educational and social services for disadvantaged children in Israel, they said.
Information on the Children's Entertainment Marketplace is available from Riva Strauss, 872-3120.
Temple now third ORT institute
CHICAGO — A refurbished synagogue recently purchased by ORT, the Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training, will serve as the new Zarem/Golde ORT Technical Institute, the third ORT school in the Uni-
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Formerly the Beth El Temple in West Rogers Park, the bjiilding already contains classrooms, offices, a library arid a student lounge. It is expected to open for enrollment this faU.
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Levin again directs Miriam
The personnel committee for Camp Miriam this week announced the appointment of Nomi Levin as camp director for the second consecutive year.
A long time member of Habonim Dror, Levin began spending part of her summer at Camp Miriam as a child in 1976.  She attended the
The health and safety of the campers is her primary responsibility, sh*" told The Bulletin, noting she will be happy to answer any concerns parents may have.
When asked what she hoped to achieve in her second summer as camp director. Levin responded, "I know we can build on last summer's successes by enhancing the sports program with our new sports specialists, and conlirF uing with our strong emphasis on Kibbutz, Jewish values, cooperation and sharing."
Anyone wishing to talk to Levin or wanting further information can contact t^e Camp Miriam office at 266-5333.
Hillel focuses on Syrian Jews
• Back in full swing for this term, Hillel House has planned a variety of dCciting pro=-grams. Today, Jaii. 25 at 12:30 p.m. Network students, in conjunction with Hillel, are presenting a pirogram entitled "Reacting to the; Plight of Syrian Jews: A Student Perspective", which will feature a talk by and discussion with Rabbi David Bassous.
Network students, recently returned from their recent adventures in Israel, say th^t this program is designed to involve students actively in giving them information on how they can have a direct affect on this crucial situation.
Preparations are iinderway for UBC's annual Israel Week, this year running. Feb. 27, 28 and March 1. Co-sponsors Hillel and the Israel Program Centre say that enthusiasm and energy for this event are running high this year. They indicated that a varied and rich program will present Israel to the campus and general community in informative and creative ways. **It is hoped that many Jewish agencies' and organizations' projects and works in Israel can be represented at the Israel Week displays on campus this year," said organizers.
As well, an Outreach Oneg Shabbat will be held at Hillel on Friday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m., featuring songs, prayers, storytelling and, of course, Hillel's famous delicious cuisine. Tickets for this program vf'iW be sold in advance. Anyone interested in attending can call 224-4748 for further information.
Youth dramatize novel Feb. 1 at JCC
LEVIN ..^director for second season
American-Israel Secondary School Program on Kibbutz Kfar Blum in 1982-83. Completing the leadership training program at Miriam in 1983, she continued her training at a central leadership camp in New York in 1984.
Since 1985 Levin has been on Camp Miriam staff, first as a counsellor and later in more senior positions. This spring she will graduate from UBC with a degree-in political science.
BRUNNER
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Serge Klarsfeld wrote a let^ ter to Assad, saying, "I have come to Damascus as a Jew, as a survivor of the Nazi genocide, to seek justice in the Brunnejr^affainThe argument that (Syrian authorities) know nothing about Brunner's presence on Syrian territory has convinced no one," he wrote.
He also asked Assad to improve the lot of Syrian Jews.
Beate Klarsfeld, who publicized the letter in Paris, said it was translated into Arabic by the French embassy in Damascus and delivered to the presidential palace and Syrian foreign affairs ministry. She said it was not accepted at either place.
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The Vancouver Jewish Community Centre Arts and Entertainment series will present The Last ^nemy Thursday, Feb. 1,8 p.m. in the Zack Gallery.
This novel, written by Rhoda Kaellis, has been adapted by the Jewish Young Peoples Theatre Group who will dramatize excerpts from the book.
A panel discussion follows led by Graham Forst — professor of English at Capilano College, and^co-chairman of the standing committee on the
Holocaust ^^nd the author, Rhoda Kaellis. Kaellis is a freelance writer who features a weekly column with her hus-band in the Vancouver Sun,
The Last Enemy is a provocative and loving novel about kinship and lost innocence amid the ruins of the Holocaust, organizers of the event told The Bulletin.
This program is suitable for both teenagers and adults, they pointed out, noting that there is no admission charge. For more information call 266-9111.
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HELP WANTED
Household in Richmond seeks housekeeper. 4 days a week. Live out. Phone 272-5627.
PAINTING
Good Israeli house painter in need of work. No job too small. Please, if you are thinking of painting or window cleaning, house cleaning, & .office cleaning, give Zeev Epstein a chance to make a living. You may reach Zeev through S. Kaplan at 879-6575.
Reliable loving nurse's aide seeking employment with elderly. Own vehicle. Valid driver's license. Excellent references-Live-out position. Please call Elizabeth at 273-8159.
BETH HAMIDRASH ongoing **cIassesfor the masses"; series continues on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 7:30 p.m. at the synagogue with the topic: "The Development of Jewish Law and Custom", presented by Rabbi David Bassous.
Douglases get award
LOS ANGELES — Kirk and Michael Douglas received the Sheba Humanitarian. Award at the Friends of Tel Hashomer dinner. jta
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