12 — THE.BULLETIN — Thursday, January 14,1982
Hiear and there — An evening, of
tribute to the World War II Swedish diplomat Raou] WaUenberg who
saved thousands of Jews from the Nazis, is being mounted by the student's Network group slated for early in February at-Beth Israel. The program includes a guest speaker and an opportunity to sign a petition urging the Canadiian government to make Wallenberg an honorary Canadian citizen ^^^Dahifr^ men geynin co/fe^c? M aybe not with> the' fine three course program planned for the winter session of the: Institute of Adultiewish Studies. As a sample of the offerings, Genri Sinclair, an editor of the just-released hook-The Spice Box, will be among lecturers of the NorthAmeri' cm Jmmigrant Literature course. Registration ni^t is Jan. 28 at the Centre . . . Beth Israel Sisterhood l>oard members and past presidents lead services Jan. 22 and participate In Saturday morning worship Jan. 23 under direction of Jean Ger^ber, assisted by Sharon Kates and Laurie Hoffman. The 'Sisterhood Choir', guided by Cantor Murray^Nixon, is reported  as being in 'complete harmony' for this annual Sabbath fevent;. . . And speaking of annual
events and the B.I. Cantor, make^ note of this year's Jewish Music CohceH on Sunday, night, March 21 each year a freihtiche eve... £55 gezunterheit at Pioneer- Women^s annual Food Fair: and: Bazaar, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 31 at the , Centre. Lots of wonderful bargains and delicious food are promised:... Single's will have a chance to-meet I their counterparts from Victoriaand , Settle Feb. 6 when Vancpuvipr Jewish Adult Singles- bqlds iits second annual Valentine*sBallattlie ; Plaza-SOO hotel. Arlene Sav^a'tzli^ii taking reservations at 685-9692... If you have some slightly used children's 'toys gathering dust, in th^ basement, send them over to the Centre for good usage in its expan^ ded Toddlers' Brogram, urges Brian Greene, children's program coordinator.
The annual Canadian Friends of Amal Campaign gets underway shortly and volunteers are needed from the community-at-large to help in this drive for funds for vocational education for underprivileged Israeli youth. The comnlittee counts stal-. wart .workers for the organize-
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tion, including Max Rosenthal, Harry. Avei?|r/Jack Prasow^ Morris Gehrman. Additionally, notes re-,.gional director Alan Tapper, a number of nev^cQmers to our-ci|y Will 'be working on the ^drive; Professor Michael and.Xorraine Isaacson and .JLeslfe -^nd Susan Lewis, all formerly of London, England; Michael and Efadne Fut-kelstein of Montreal; and Gene Rohlinger of Edmonton., Volunteers can call the Amal office, 266-8308.
Approi>os to current debate on creationism versus evolution, we note from;7%e iV^w York Times that in the spring of 1876, ^aphtali Lewy^ rabbi and humanistic writer from Radom in Russian Poland, sent Darwin his recently published Heb^ rew p&mphlet Toledoth Adam. Lewy argued that the theory of evolution was consonant with the Old Testament account of creation. Danyin wrote Lewy an appreciative letter, and'stressed,**! state scientific truths^ I have discovered them and 1 leave it to the theologians to reconcile them with the scriptures. ^
A huge membership drive during this International Year of the Senior Citizen has been announced by the Centre's Golden Age Club^ Director Barbara Minuk notes that love and understanding aJDe; eleme^nts present in all of tbei;^
which include educational evenings,* social events, physical exercises, and travel -~ to Beliingham, Harrisoh Hot Springs, Qualicum Beach, Whidby Island, Portland, Lake Che-len. **\^hen one belongs i'to the Golden Age Club, you are never alone, - says long-^time memberAUe-gra Dayan. Find out more from Barbara at 266-9111.
A novel idea to encourage people to walk to synagogue on Shabbat has emerged in Leeds, England jvherecai*-stickers have been printed with the wording: 'prolong a^ life — walk^^ to shul on iBhabbps.^ . ; >; The itei&!we read rabbi as saying: "It's absolutely disgusting that jpeople blatslntfy park their     in frpnt of the synagogu^e and in the giiteway: w^^^ shows a lack of respeirt fpr.Jev^
values."*? .. By the way, the stickers are on sale in the bookshop of the - Street Lane Gardens synagogue, Leeds.'
Organization projects often hit snagsv-but that's not the case with three recent endeavours by city chapters of ORT: The*sold^ut'sign was hung for the selling of hdfney jars from Israel and for an entertainment coupon book, with a successful 'gift-wrapping' booth at Richmond Square shopping centre rounding out the pluses. Large amounts w^re raised for ORT vocational educational projects. Barbara Levine,'271 -8053, the group's membership chairman, states that new members are always welcome.
See Israel's most interesting sites with, us, say Rabbi Wilfred Solo-" mon. Cantor Murray Nixon and Colonel Yaen Vered, leaders of this year's Beth Israel-Jewish National Fund sponsored tour of the Jewish State. TRe three-week visit leaves here April 21, and the first meeting of signed-up and prospective participants takes place at B.I on Tuesday evening, Jan. 26.
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Nut Kmdarlachi may you all enjoy a great week ahead . . .Shabbat Shalom — and Shavua Tov to everyone!
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