12 — THE BULLETIN — Thursday, September 1.1983
Hear and there — WeVe got a scoop for you and it is that "Scoop" is coming — **Scoop** Jackson, lhat is. Senator Henry Jackson will keynote the annual dinner of Canadian Friends of the Hebre# University slated here in October ... Leila Getz and Vancouver Recital Society are also mounting a host of new young talent, commencing Sept. 25 with _ international JACKSON prize-winning Romanian violinist Mihaela Martin. Martin's Russian Jewish accompanist Pavel Ostrovsky has been living in New York for the past five years. Tickets are available at Arts Club box office, 687-1644 . . . You're invited to opening night reception Tuesday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m. when Centre Shalom Gallery raises the curtain on the three-week exhibit of serigraphs by artist Sara Harwin of Portland, Oregon.
Canadian Technion Society
is making news these days with a couple of 'firsts'. . . With appointment of Men-ahem Fogel as director of its Pacific Region operations, Israel's world famous Tech-nitin located in Haifa, has now expanded its activities in Western Canada . . . What is more, unlike other Jewish organizations in town, Canadian Technion Society offices will be located downtown . . . All of Menafaem Fogel's friends in the community wish him hatzlacha raba in his new post.
The Jewish National Fund
is embarking on a new tree-planting campaign through the introduction of a Prepaid Voucher Plan . . . Under this plan, a contribution of $7, made through any JNF office in Canada, will provide the purchaser with a "pre-paid voucher" which he, or a friend, can use to plant a tree when they next visit Israel . In addition, they will receive a certificate, a lapel pin, and a copy of the Planter's Prayer in Israel . . . Tree-planting centres exist in Jerusalem and the Galilee ... To make arrange-
ments, contact the JN F office, 266-4191.
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New book by Prof; Mord--echai Nisan of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem is reviewed (Page 6) by Dr. Arnold Ages . . . Nisah is a former Montrealer and has periodically been a contributor to The Bulletin ... He is the author of three other books as well as this most recent ont American Middle East Foreign Policy ... It is available now at Shalom Books and Gifts.
It's a walking point that is made by Isaac Bashevis Singer, the renowned Yiddish author and Nobel Prize winner who told the International Who's Who that his leisure interest is "walking in the bad
air of New York."
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El Al, which has a thriving cargo business between London's Heathrow and Lod airport in addition to passenger traffic, recently had an unusual load: 20 reproduction vintage cars!
The cars, worth $60,000-and-up apiece, were specially built for a film, Sahara, being shot on location in Israel.. On a separate flight, El Al had also flown out one of the film's
stars. Sir John Mills.
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Yova Rosh Hashona Bui-letin next week will be featuring the first publication of an historical article witli some 31 illustrations high-
_ lighting pioneer Jewish merchants of British Columbia .Part of the prolific expertise and talent of Cyril Leonolf, archivist of the~ Jewish Historical Society of B.C., unique aspect of ■ the lengthy article's pictorial aspect isjhe LEONOFF fact that you 11 be looking at reproductions of the actual old-time advertising which these early merchants used to draw in their trade . . . The article and photos will later appear as a publication, so you'n be able to say you read it first in The Bulletin.
You 11 note in the calendar box on this page (at top ri^t) that Deadline for the Rosh Hashona edition was Wednesday at 9 a.m. Aug. 31... And Deadline for the Sept. 14 JWB is this coming Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 9 a.m.... Copy received after deadline hour is held for the next edition . . . JWB Copy Box at the Centre is cleared once only at deadline hour . . . But thfere is a Mail Slot in the door at JWB Offices, 3268 Heather between 16th and 17th, for after-hour drop-offs .. . Your cooperation in respecting our deadlines is greatly appreciated, friends — Shaynim Dank!
* * * Nu, Kinderlach, zeit gezuni and have a happy weekend plus a good week ahead ... Remember that in one week's time it will be Rosh Hashona and you will be (with the help of Der Oybishter and the Post Office) reading your Rosh HashomiBvU&tin ... But for now, Shahiat Shalom and/ ShavmTov!
WASHINGTON — Sen. Henry Jackson (D, Wash.) recently praised the Israeli-Lebanese agreemeiit "as a courageous, constructive, hopeful achievement. If it is to be followed by a wise and tough diplomacy, it could become another historic turning point in reaching stability . and peace in that region."
Jackson spoke to some 800 persons at a dinner of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, which marked the ADL*s 70th anniversary meeting.
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**It begins to look as though the Reagan Administration has finally grasped a basic truth about the Middle East — that a strong, unwavering United States-Israel relationship must be the core of Aiherican policy in the area," Jacksoih said. "I salute the President for his release of the 75 F-16 Fighter- planes to Israel, also in the decision to proceed with the delayed transfer of the technology needed for the production of the Lavie fighter."
Jackson added that "efforts to iniplement the Israeli-Lebanese agreement are turning into quite a lesson for the Administration on what friends and allies are — and what they are not. The contrast with Israel is obvious when compared to Syria, to mention only one."
Jackson contrasted the standard of living and political stability in Israel with the poverty^ illiteracy, tyrannical governments and political instability of the Arab states which he said continues to . make the area **fertile ground for Soviet infiltration and exploitation by oligarchic -elites and terrorist leaders in that area."
He said that the lesson to be drawn is that "military approaches alone are not enough to achieve stability and security in this troubled world. Arms alone will not do the job. The underlying economic, political and socml causes^f instability and violence must be dealt with, and dealt with effectively.'^
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ARCHITECrs RENDERING of how North Shore facilities will look when renovatfons are completed.
The steadily-growing North Shore Jewish Congregation — liow numbering some 90 families and seeking the services of a fuU-time^ rabbi — has announced that its long search for a home has been successfiiUy cothpleted with acquisition of a building at Inglewood Centre in West Vancouver.
Beginning this year, the Congregation will be able to consolidate all activities in one location. Prior to this, programs and services were held in a variety of rented and borrowed premises.
Spokesmen pointed - out that this new self-contained facility, located in a parklike setting at 1735 Inglewood avenue, will provide ample space for Hebrew school, pre-schppl, religious services, social events, recreation and administrative offices.
For nearly 10 years, the Congregation has conducted monthly Sabbath services following Conservative liturgy. Rosh Hashona and Yom Kip-pur services have been held annually. Throughout the years, many North Shore boys and girls have celebrated their Bar-and-Bat-Mitzvah with
Christian support
JERUSALEM — Reverend John Hagee displays a 10-metre banner in his church proclaiming "Israel, you are not alone", teaches Hebrew to over 1,000 of his congregants, and is now traveUing in Israel with an 80-voice choir and a symphony orchestra to perform for Israeli soldiers and raise money for Jerusalem's Hadassah hospital.
The Texas pastor of the Church of Castle Hills is a vocal supporter of Israel who calls on Christians to "^stop praising the dead Jews of the past — Abraham, Isaac and Jacob — while criticizing the Jews across the street^ andon JiBWS to **forgive Christians for their anti-Semitic words and deeds throughout history
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the Congregation. ^ The North Shore Jewish Congregation will now for the first time offer a full range of. activities to its members. Social and recreational events for all ages take place periodically throughout the yean
The Hebrew school, which has moved over the years from private homes to rented facilities and now is located at Inglewood, meets twice a week after regular school liours and enrols 50 students. The pre-school is Friday mornings for two hours, emphasizing Jewish holidays and customs for children three to five.
The Hebrew school program includes Hebrew language, prayer, Jewish history and culture. A strong emphasis will be placed on learning through arts-and-crafts, music, dance and other hands-on-experiences.
Paul Azaroff, an expert
ienced Hebrew school instructor, has been ^pointed head teapher Imtn«^ upper giraides wijU be Rabbi Maurice Myerowitz, who will also provide pre-Bar and Bat-Mitzvah lessons. Merrill Hen-den and Chaya Heller will be instructing the younger ciiild-' ren. '..
Officials stated:^ **AU of this recent progress on the North Shore is due to the efforts of a hard-working executive headed by president Norm Greenberg. The move to Inglewood Centre is a real sign of commitment among, NSJC families to establish a focal point for Jewish life close to their homes.**
Further information to potential members is available from membership chairperson Emmy Maerov at 926-5967; on the Hebrew and pre-schools from Jbi Carlin, 988-9552; and other enquiries from Nonnan Greeiiberg, 922-2601.
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