12 THE BULLETIN — Thursday, February 26,19,87
, 'Hear and there — Kinder-Iqch, for sure we know here at The Bult^tin lhat the time for nashirC Hamantashen is just __ar6und the corner with its graggers aind costumes.. After all we^re readying your /*ur/m BuUetih ... At the JCC they*re lining up food; furi and special events for the whole family oni March 15 for their annual Purim Carnival .. . And an event that will be open to the entire Richmond community is being mounted by Beth Tikvah congregation. Their first annual Masked 'Purim Bali 15 upcoming Saturday eve, March 14 at the Fantasy Gardens Tulip room. B.T. office has tickets, 271-6262 ... Putting on the Ritz third annual reception and art auction of Congregation Har El has now been setfor April 12 at the Four Seasons . . . Look for more from the dynamic young Rabbi David B a sso u s Newest addition to his weekly classes atBethHami-drashisaclass in Talmud for begi n n ers BASSOUS starting this Sunday night, March 1, 7 p.m. . . . What,
else? Well a series often Modern Hebrew classes for adults gets underway at Beth Hami-drjish April 21 ~ Monday nights. A certified Hebrew teacherusing the latest audiovisual aids will be instructor.
His byline. is farhiliar to yW'^ readers and now he's coming to town to speak this Tuesday at noon^ March 3 at the CZF-JCC Israel Luncheon Club ... Former M ontrealer Dr; Mordechai Nisan lectures in; political science at the Hebrew. U. in Jerusalem, has authored several books and publications and contributed to The Jerusalem Post, Midstream, Forum and the Middle-East Revjew among many ... His most recent JCommentary (July3,-1986) was anexcellent piece: "Sharansky gives Israel hope." i
Journey to Jerusalem during its 20th year of reunification is upcoming April 29-May 11 with the Canadian Friends of the Hebrew Uitwo^ week leadership mission ... Detailed itineraries are yours for the asking at Hebrew:U. office, 5763 Oak St. and Randi Winter, 261-2656 is
Handling trip arrangements . . And on the subject, of Hebrew Joqaily, a unique photographic"'show, will- be featured during their forth^ coming. Founders Dinner April 5 at the Four Seasons . . Simon Fraser was originally sched uled to present the Camera Biblicabreathtaki^ng exhibit of "The HolyJ^and Then and Now," but~gra-cio.usly agreed to loan it to Hebrew U. Friends here . . The enlarged photographs come from the relatively few known surviving original glass negatives of this famous exhibit.
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Bulletin critic Gary PogroW'Sarticle about Robert BIy, one of America-s premiere poets and spokesman for men's issues, appears in the Winter edition of Heart-wood Magazine which is now on sale at Banyan Books and
other outlets.
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One ^of the first beer and wine stores x>perating inde^: pendently of the provincial g^veriiment was recently opened by yoimg Jewish entrepreneur Stewart M6s-v kovitch . . . MOSKOVITCH Located inthe Blue Boy hotel complex at Fraser and Marine drive, the
store opened with very little
fanfare.
' ♦ .* > * The Vancouver International Film Festival has
changed its traditional May-June dates to the fail. . The sixth annual Film Festival will takeplaceOct. 15-31 and contain a concentration of Commonwealth cinema. v . Critics Choice, another innovation for 1987 will bring internationally renowned film critics to Vancouver, each to present a film of their own choice. . . We note among new Film Festival board appointments two familiar names: Leslie Dia-inoncl and Hy Aisenstat.
Milk in Hawaiian meatballs? CAcr^r^/ifl/om/Amend your recent J MKfl Recipe Sup-plement pronto... Just insert the word "substitute" after the word "milk" in the Hawaiian Meatball recipe . . That's an omission Gremlins passed by ... P.S. We have it on the best authority that one of the secrets behind this scrumptious recipe is in fact the use of a pareve milk or cream substitute!
Tale of a wandering Jewish fetter that even involved Canada Post in its roundabout journey is told in the London
Luncheon lecture to address the 'Palestinian Question'
The Canadian Zionist Federation and the Jewish Community Centre will present the seventh Lecture in the Israel Luncheon Series on Tuesday, March 3 in the ShalomGallery at the Jewish Community Centre at 12 noon.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Mordechai Nisan, PhD in Political Science, senior lecturer at the Rothberg School for Overseas Students at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
DnNisan's topic will be "The Palestinian Question."
Born in 1947 in Montreal,-Nisan has lived in Israel since 1972. He took a doctorate in Political Science at McGill University in 1975.
Since 1976 he has been a senior lecturer in Middle East Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem at The Rothberg School for Overseas Students.
Prior to this he was a research fellow at the Truman Institute, Hebrew University.
His five books, published
NISAN
between 1977 and 1986, examine various aspects of problems in the Middle East, as do his numerous articles which have been widely published.
The Israel Information Service and National Canadian Zionist Federation helped to bring Dr. Nisan to Vancouver.
The luncheon is catered by Pioneer Women Na'amat and reservations are required by phoning 266-5366.
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supplied SS-21 and SS-23 missiles, and chemical warheads.
Syria may not be ready to embark on a general war but it might try for a limited action, such as wresting part of the Golan Heights back from Israel and then seeking an in-place cease-fire, Maoz said.
With respect to the Gulf war, Maoz warned an Iranian victory would be followed by an increase in theinfluence of Moslem fundamentalism throughout the Middle East, endangering not only Israel but the stability of the Arab sTates. —
itical, economic and 'mihtary strength" (Iraq), he said.
"I am not sure they (the Iraqis) will moderate much, but I think there is a good chance that they will be willing to negotiate >yith us over certain issues. I don't expect peace agreements but I would expect some kind of understanding that would be useful for both sides," Bar-Am said.
The professor, who lectures, at Haifa University and Hebrew University, added, "It's worth trying^ through mediators. If we don't sucr ceed, we haven't lost anything." JTA
Jewish Chronicle . . . A nice Jewish lady who lives in north London (England) posted a letter to family in Kfar Saba ^ but admits to foolishly omitting "Israel" at the end of the otherwise accurate address . . ; So, where did her letter to Israel end up? It was eventually returned by the British Post Office bearing stamps in French, English and Arabic, with the word Yemep in ink beneath it . . . But that's not all. A glimpse at the back flap reveals evidence of intermediate postal stops including: Youngstown, Ohio; Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and, if reading of a some what obscurefrank-ing mark is correct, somewhere in Nova Scotia, too!
. Nu, Kinderlach, we wind down and wish everyone zeit gezunt ioT another week . Good Shabbos and Gut Yoch!
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Bar-Am, the authority on Iraq, said that country is at the \yeakest' point in its history^ "And while they remain anti-Israel and anti-Zionist, they are pragniatic. So you have here an ideological commitment (Iran) as opposed to pol-
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