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Newest activity undertaken by Golden Age club is a discussion group, chaired by J. Youngson, which meets in Centre Library Mondays at 11 a.m.
Discussion is based on reading and study of Jewish teachings from Pirkei Avot, but ranges widely into contemporary and Israeli affairs. The group includes people holding a wide-range of approaches and views.
Home baking on sale at the club's annual bazaar Monday Dec. 2 will include kiiishes, blintzes, nothings and challeh — all made
with little sugar. An inexpensive smorgasbord lunch will also be featured and Chanuka gift items of ceramics, cushions, crochet, and aprons will be available.
The club's raffle this year will benefit Cancer Fund, thus supporting efforts of a Mrs.*Gilbert of Richmond, who supplies dressed dolls to organizations using them to raise funds for the Cancer Society. Mrs. Gilbert's only child fell victim to the disease.
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TEL AVIV>-A quarter of a million dollar fund to be matched by a similar fund by the Israeli Ministry of Education was contributed by Phillip Stollman of Detroit, a prominent American Zionist leader and chairman of Bar Ilan university board of trustees, to help underpriviledged students in Israel.
Compile ^Patron's List' foi Richard Tucker performance
Schara Tzedeck Sisterhood executive are extending aninvitation to all persons in the community to become a 'Patron' for the upcoming performance here of internationally-acclaimed tenor Richard Tucker.
Time magazine recently acclaimed Mr. Tucker as "the greatest tenor in the world."
The performance takes place on Sunday, Jan. 19 at8:30p.m., at Queen Elizabeth theatre. The concert replaces S.T. Sisterhood's annual brunch and therefore becomes the organization's major fund-raising event of the year, with all proceeds going to Schara Tzedeck youth programs.
Patrons will receive a select ticket and an invitation to a reception following th^ performance, to be held in the upstairs
foyer of the Q.E. Additionally, the list of patrons will be included in the program, Playboard magazine.
Spokesmen pointed out that for S.T. Sisterhood to secure a performance by Mr. Tucker is an extensive and courageous undertaking. To ensure a first-class professional presentation, the Sisterhood has acquired the services of David Y.H. Lui productions to help promote the event.
The Patrons List is now being compiled and officials stated thiat persms wishing' to. have their names included in the program should secure their tickets by the end of November. Purchase of tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Michael Wolochow at 261-1610.
Event co-chairwomen areMes-dames Gordon Diamond, Leon
Kahn and Gerald Stern. In charge of advertising and publicity are Mesdames Charles Diamond and Max Fugman.
B.B. WSSTEBH HiAOQUAkTEItS MOVES TO LA.
SAN FRANCISCO - After 111 years in San Francisco, B'nai B'rith, world's largest Jewish service organization, will move its western states headquarters to Los Angeles, it was announced by Norman Simon, executive-director of District Grand Lodge No. Four,
Effective Jan. 1, 1975, Simon said, San Francisco will have a   northern California branch
office in the Hearst building, but the B.B. western states headquarters will be located along with the southern California branch office at Zenith Centre, 6300 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles.
Since its Nov. 23, 1863 charter date. District Grand Lodge No. Four has extended its several service operations throughout a district which includes California,
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Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Alaska and Hawaii.
"Two reasons brought about the change," according to Simon. "One was administrative and the other was economical. With a pronounced membership growth in southern California, obvious savings on travel and other costs could be made by relocating headquarters there."
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Extension off Neighborhood Impravement Pragrams — More Senior Citizens Housing — Preserving Present Neighborhoods — Mixed development of Folse Creek with Porks and Marinas open to all — Keeping Vancouver o good ploce to live.'
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YAFFA YARKONI, the Israeli singer, presenting a disc of the song "Shivehei Kalya" (In Praise of Kalya) to Shimon Peres, the Defence Minister. Peres wrote the lyrics for the song, which has become a hit in Israel. JCNS
TEL AVIV—Moshe Dayan dug archaeological relics, and now it turns out that his successor, Defense Minister Shimon Peres, digs poetry, and even writes it.
In fact, a poem written by Peres and recorded by the famous Israeli singer Yaffa Yarkoni, is moving up to the top in pop songs on Israel radio.
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The public did not know that Peres wrote poeti'y until he disclosed it himself during a recent interview. Ms. Yarkoni then asked Peres to give her one of his poems for her to record as a song.
The poem he gave her was written after the Six-Day War and was about Kalya, the Jewish settlement near the Dead Sea that was destroyed in the War of Independence.
Ms. Yarkoni presented Peres with a record of the song, "In Praise of Kalya," adapted byKobi Oshrat from the Peres poem.
It includes such verses as: "Behind the scenes Kalya is making ready /Painting herself/ Purple for the sunset/ Grey in her meditation/ Azure-blue trails her misty shores/ Her depths full of airs ablaze/ Her horizons far distant.
"A town of refuge/ Where imagination is safe/Sheltered always . . . .Her lovers strong but unwanted/ Her perfumes speak of ancient days. . . .Lovely as a woman yet shrouded'^ in sadness. ..."
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