6~THE BuLLETIN--FridQy; November U. 1972
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regional president^ will speak on "Arabs and Jews Can Live at Peace" to a dinner-meeting of Lion's Gate lodge B'nai B'rith this Monday, Nov 20, (5:36 p.m., in the Beth Israel synagogue, Maccabee room.
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Lion's Gate will commence its 25th birthday month of celebrations with an evening held in conjunction with Israel's 25th anniversary.
The event, Dec. .4, 8 p.m. at the Centre, will include post 1948 lodge presidents. All former members are being invited to attend.
LOS ANGELES-Israel's medal-ion of valor was bestowed on Frank Sinatra, the entertainer, at a recent dinner here sponsored by the State of Israel Bonds organization.
Mr. Sinatra, a Catholic of Italian descent, was mainly responsible for establishing a youth centre bearing his name in Nazareth.
He has been prominently associated with the National Conference of Christians and Jews and is a veteran supporter of Israel Bonds.
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Gty names delegates to ZOC
SIDNEY ZACK
PHIL WATERMAN
DR. SIDNEY ZBARSKY
HARRY LOWE
Bruce Zien, national deputy treasurer of the Zionist Organization of Canada> will head a Van^ couver delegation comprised bi^SidneyZack* Morris J. Wosk, Dr. Sidnefy Zbar^ky, Phil Waterman, Harry Lowe to the ZpC's.40tlh(*nationai cohyention Nov. 17 - 19 in Toronto. Lou'Kolberg and two others to be named will represent Vancouver Young Judaea. ZOC staff from Vancouver will also attend. The announcement was made by Harold Orloff,
Vancouver's ZOC Convention chairman. Paci region ZOC^ has nominated Mr. Zieri to the tion of deputy treasurer. Mr; Lowe: has been nam^ to thci ZjOC Conv^tion nominations ~^otnra|tt_ Dr. ^barsky on constitution, Mr. Watermatilr< credentials, Mr. Wosk on resolutions. Dr.r^ZbarslJ and Mr. Waterman Avill attend a special sessi^ Gin Zionist camps and will also hold: interviev for the positions of head staff at Camp Hat
JEWISH AGENCY REQUIRES J785 MILLION TOR 1973
JERUSALEM — The Jewish Agency issUeol recently a statement of needs'' fo r 1973 amounting to $785 million for its multiple activities in IsraieL
Louis A. Pincus, chairman of the Jewish Agency executive, Said at a press conference afterwards that the increaseid neieds stemnied from an anticipated 15 percent rise in immigration next year.
He estimated the likely total of immigrants arriving in 1972 at 60,000.
The news conference was called to report details pf the deliberations of the -Jewish Agency's board of governors which has been ineeting hiere.
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TEL AVIV—A new urban and manufacturing centre, Bnei Xe^ huda, was officially established recently in the southern Golan Heights.
The town will provide health, education and trade facilities for other settlements in the neighborhood and employment for over loo workers. . ,
The chief economic enterprise at Bnei Yehuda is a plant biiilt by Israel Aircraft Industries, the country's largest manufacturer of planes and aviation equipment:jrhe plani;already jen»ploys about'50 worker^. ~
Bnei Yehuda is the 17th Israeli settlement established on the Golan Heights since the region was captured from Syria in the SixrPay War. The settlers are young faiii-ilies from all parts of Israiel.
The board approved a $465 million budget for 1972 but it is "too early" to project figures for the 1973 budget according to Moshe Rivlin,,Jewish Agency director general.
Rivlin said increased needs in housing and. social services contributed to increasingthe Agency's financial burden next year.
Housing-costs topped the list in the statement^of heeds at^284^;^ million. Immigration costs w^re next at $89 million.
The Jewish; Agency's 1972 budget jrtibcated $150 housing and $57 million for im-migratioh." ' ^''^''''^
Pincus announced the appointment of a committee by the board of governors to study the financial crisis afflicting Israeli universities which receive amajorpoKtion of their funds, from the Jewish ■•Agency.
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