10 — THE BULLETIN — Thursday. June 25, 1981
SStafJday Qumran of 2,000 years
ago comes alive again
Announce engagement of Linda Shecter
Murray and Evelyn Shecter are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter. Linda, to Allen Kichler, son of Sam and Genia Kichler of Toronto. The wedding will take place in Toronto in November.
Harriet Kositsky nuptials planned
Harry and Tillie Kositsky are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Harriet, to Steven Corda, son of Paula Corda and Issie Corda of Montreal.
Adina Levin called to Beth Israel Torah
Adina, daughter of Martin Levin and Shanie Levin, will be called to the Beth Israel Torah with her father on Monday, June 29,8 a.m. She will participate in the service and chant the Torah portion. Rabbi W. Solomon, Cantor M. Nixon and David Rubin will participate. A Kiddush-breakfast follows the service.
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Lewin-Adelman vows exchanged in Toronto
A wedding of local interest took place recently in Toronto on June 11 when Debbie Adelman of that city exchanged marriage vows with Eddie Lewin of Vancouver at Beth David synagogue, Downsview. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ben Clodman and Harvey Adelman of Toronto, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewin of Vancouver.
The young couple will reside in Windsor, Ontario where the groom is studying at Windsor Law School. The bride has received her bachelor of education degree specializing in early childhood education.
They will spend their honeymoon in Europe and in Israel where the groom is participating for the second time in the Maccabiah this July as a member of the Canadian basketball team. He won a bronze medal as part of the same Canadian Maccabiah team in 1977.
A DAUGHTER
Michael and Monique Klimanare pleased to anounce the birth of their daughter, Aviva Morrisa, on May 27. a sister of Jason. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mayer and   Mrs.  Ruth  Kliman. Great
grandmother is Mrs. B. Pomuss. *     * * A SON
Barrie and Marcia Shaler are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Brian Daniel Lome, 7 lbs. 10 oz., on May 8 at Richmond General hospital, a brother for David. Proud grandparents are Ross Shaler of Vancouver and Sam and Anne Kuretzky of Toronto.
Receives UBC degree
Karen Ruth Kay received a bachelor of education degree at UBC spring convocation exercises.
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Schara Tzedeck services on Saturday, June 27, 9 a.m. will be marked be the Bar-Mitzvah of Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Wessels. The celebrant, prepared by Rabbi Men-ahem Fogel, will read from the Torah. chant the Haftorah and appropriate blessings. Congregational Kiddush will be tendered by Mr. and Mrs. Wessels.
Yitzhak Zadka is Betli Hamidrash celebrant
Yitzhak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yaacov 2^dka, will be called to the Beth Hamidrash Torah as a Bar-Mitzvah on Saturday, June 27, 8:30 . a.m. He will chant Musaf and read Maftir and Haftorah. A luncheon follows. On Sunday, June 28,9a.m., he will read Shacharit. Services are followed by breakfast.
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The Jewish Heritage Theatre will hold two castings for its winter production of Petticoat Lane, a Broadway musical based on Israel Zangwiil's Kmg of the Schnorrers. Director Alex Kliner notes that he wilK be needing actors, singers, musicians and backstage crew. Auditions will take place at the Centre on Sunday, July 5 and Monday, July 6 at 8 p.m. Further information is available from Tova Snider, 266-9111.
Bar-llan scholarships
RAMAT GAN - The Wolf Foundation, established by the late Dr. Ricardo Subirana y Lobo Wolf, former Ambassador for Cuba in Israel, is this year awarding 20 scholarships to undergraduate students at Bar-llan university. In addition, special tuition and support scholarships are being awarded to three graduate students studying for Master's degree^. The Wolf Foundation has allocated 125 scholarships to undergraduates at Bar-llan since 1976.
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AWAITING arrival of guests at unique 'Banquet of the Community' mounted at Qumran by Jerusalem Plaza in conjunction with Israel Museum.
JERUSALEM  —  Qumran in       Guests were seated on cushions in 1947 was the site of one of the most celebrated archaeological finds of modern times: the Dead Sea Scrolls.
In ancient times. Qumran was the home of the Essene sect, who lived there in a communal existence. But recently it came alive again when the Jerualem Plaza hotel welcomed the 15th meeting of the International Council of the Israel Museum to an evening of entertainment and a traditional "banquet of the community."
The Jerusalem Plaza team, led by general manager Bill Martens and executive chef Shalom Kadosh. in conjunction with the Israel Museum, planned an evening around authentic themes taken from the period of Qumran's existence.
The hotel staff dressed in costumes reproduced from descriptions and pictures of the period; tunics in special colors and sandals. As background. Bedouin sheep herders were in the area, as well as women preparing "oven bread" on hot flat stonesas they did 2.000 years ago.
with oil "ancient
style" colored glass, wooden spoons and a homespun napkin, all in styles copied from ancient sources.
The menu and program were presented to guests in-a cylinder jar printed on "parchment." All serving pieces, dishes, finger bowls, fruit baskets and wine jars were of antique design. The meal or "banquet of the community" was also based on recipes taken from ancient sources.
A guided tour of the archaeological site, with special insights and commentary opened the evening. Dafniel Pe'er of the Israel Broadcasting Authority was master of ceremonies.
Entertainment was provided by the Madrigal Singers, who performed in a style reminiscent of the eYa and the Machol Dancers, who with the participation of the guests helped to bring Qumran back to life.
Four hundred guests participated in the trip back into life 2.000 years ago.
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on the subject. Mitterrand gave an evasive reply though many Jewish leaders interpreted his answer as some sort of pledge. The press reported at the time that Mitterrand had given no commitment whatsoever.
A few days after his election. France's newly appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs. Claude Cheys-son. clearly stressed that the new administration will honor all past contracts and commitments. It was probably Cheysson's declaration, later approved by Mitterrand himself, which triggered the Israeli raid. According to scientific sources. Italy. Brazil and Portugal had also helped in the construction of the reactor and its equipment.,
France's new adjninistration condemned in no uncertain terms the Israeli Air Force raid against the Iraqi nuclear reactor. Premier Pierre Mauroy said the raid was "a very grave matter which can only further increase tensions in the area. We condemn it and regret it."
The French Premier refused to say whether France would replace the destroyed equipment saying that this issue will have to be studied in the light of the new administration's wish to honor past commitments and its basic philosophy of opposing arms sales and nuclear proliferation.
Mauroy in repl> to reporters' questions, indicated that President Francois Mitterrand's visit to Israel might have to be reconsidered. When asked if the President wiii visit Israel, as he has promised. Mauroy replied, "such an important raid obviously will have unpredictable results." Mitterrand was expected to visit Israel next fall.
Mauroy also refused to say whether. France will consider sanctions agaisnt Israel. But repeated several times with increasing emphasis "we can only condemn this sort of action."
Mauroy stressed in his reply that the reactor was "exclusively a research centre" and added that the site had recently been inspected by the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Commission.
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