Fridoy, September 22; 1972—THE BULLETIN--7
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Vs Frame of Independe
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Sept. 28,12 noon
at Jewish Community Centre Aud
The Community is invited to welcome the arrivg! of Isniers Torch of Independence, lit by President Zolmon Shozor, symbolizing Israel's 25 y^^^ the Vancouver Jewish Community and civic
and provincial dignitaries have been
Robbi Dr. Gunther Ploul*, Nqtionol Chdirnian for the Obsenronce of Israel's 25th Anniversary in Canada, urges all Jewish fomHies tO:|^ in the commencement of the Celebrations by
lighHng a candle oil Thursday evening, Sept. 28, at 7:00 p.m. and placing it in the wincloirB of ^ their'homes.
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CELEBRATION 01? isRAE ANNIVERSARY
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The Centre will be the scene, Sunday, Oct. 1 for "Cabaret Night" —an evening iol food, talk, song and dance planned to show this community's hospitality to its newcomers.
Sponsored by the Jewish Community Fund and Council and the National Council of Jewish Womer^s^^elcbme Wagon' committee^ ;t|e Evening will attempt i to ^ f|itii$Vi^r t^^ questioii: - **^ere do we meet other Jews?"
An-mformal atmosphere, with no organizational identification or responsibility, lends itself to newcomers and oldtimers meeting and socializing, it was pointed
out. The first such evening held last June, saw oyer 300 people attend, emphasizing to the committee the need for this type of event.
It was decided to hold several "Cabarets" during the year and Mrs. Lillian Kuristler, long involved in welcoming newcomers to    Vancouver    through the ; Immigrant Services Society and ' in her home, agreed to be pro-,gram chairniaii. She noted that ;' even people who have lived here ,for some time appreciate the opportunity just  to meet and . socialize with pther Jews.
People who may be too busy or uninterested in becoming in-
Sef blood ilonors clinic
The next Red Cross blood donor clinic will be held this Monday, Sept. 25, 6 - 9 p.m., at Red Cross House, 32nd and Oak St. B'nai B'rith Women's Centennial chapter will staff this event on behalf of the Jewish commtuiity. There is ample free jpiarking arid re-freshriients are served to all doiiors. Further information may be obtained from chairman; Mrs. Orrin Lazer at 274-5137.
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Lion's Gate lodge B'nai B'rith will meet next on Oct. 2, 8:30 p.ni., at the Centre.
The lodge's Sept. 11 meeting featured a memorial dedication service conducted by Rabbi W. Solomon honouring lodge members deceased during the past year. Also cited were the 11. slain Israeli Olympic athletes.
First vice-president Sam Green reported on the Grand Lodge Convention and Harold Lauer, P.P. outlined the^ upcoming membership-
drive.
volved with a specific organization and will thus resist - community involvement see this as a way to identify with the Jewish community as a whole, Mrs. Kunstler stated.
The evening will be free and open to ail. Local entertainers will be highlighted with folk- sing-ing and dancing for participants and spectators alike. Background Aiusic with an Israeli or Mediterranean theme will add to. the atmosphere. .
Interest in helping with planning and serving during the evening has been high. Some recent newcomers have volunteered their assistance and the Yduth Action Service will contact young people individually to invite them to attend.
Those able to help with entertainment, baking, hosting, trans-^ portation or lending of records and tapes are asked to call Edna Oberman at the Centre, 266-9111.
Home-maile koshor pickle !iale aids NCSY youth
The NCSY fund-raising project of home-made kosher pickle sale commenced on Sept. 19 and will run through Nov. 5. These pickles made * by NCSY members, under fund-raising chairman Jonathan Kaplan^ will be sold at low prices.
The sale and pick-up hours are Mondays through Fridays at 10 -12 noon and 4 - 6 p.m. from the synagogue office, and~ on Sundays from 10 - 1 p.m. from the NCSY office. Telephone orders will be .accepted by calling 736-6707. Early orders are being urged.
All proceeds will be allocated to the NCSY Youth Activities Fund. The' home-made kosher pickles are under rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Marvin Hier.
HIUEl BD. MEETS MONDAY
The next general jneeting of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation advisory board will be held this "Monday, Sept. 25, 8:15 p.m. in room 103 of the Centre. All executive members, university students and interested parties are being cordially welcomed.
This meeting will provide the opportunity to meet ^.e newly-elecied student executive of Hiilel.
14,000 AT TEL AVIV U.
TEL AVIV-Tel Aviv university, now in its ninth year, has a student body of 14,000 and a faculty of 2,000. The school is located in the environs of Tel Aviv, the largest city of Israel!       '       *  ' •
SATURDAY OCT. 7th 8:30 p.m.
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