12—THE BULLETIN--Friday, Januory 14, 1972
(TSVISHN mZ ALEIN) By LAZAR
Hear and there — A critically praised vocalist, Agnes Fessler, who now teaches in singing in Vancouver, will be heard this Sunday at S.T. during the Mizrachi Women Million Dollar Club dinner. She'll  be  accompanied  by her accomplished musician husband, Dr. Alfred Fessler. . . JNF plans to hold a special 70th anniversary program '^on Sunday, Jan. 30. . . Nominal admission fee tomorrow night at the Centre will admit you to the two-hour film. Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, presented 8 p.m. by B.B. Hillel Foundation. . .TalentedMarjorieMorris is directing a Theatre Workshop set to open this Tuesday, Jan. 18, 8 p.m. at the Centre. . . Special lecture in May in the Loneliness Explored series scheduled by UBC Centre for Continuing Education will find Dr. Abraham Kaplan, U. of Michigan professor of philosophy, returning to the city. He spoke here previously at Beth Israel. . . Same UBC Centre for Continuing Education has slated the notoriously anti-Israel (as revealed from May 1967 on) SFU professor of history, Dr. Alan Cunningham to give two lectures on the Arabs and Israelis since the Six-Day War. He'U do his own thing not once but twice in  February,  at  the downtown Public Library and again in North Vancouver. Imagnine anyone in their right mind  scheduling such a viciously and maliciously anti-Israel   lecturer   to   offer an objective, in-depth and scholarly
analysis of the Middle East? *    * *
Community Fund campaign leaders, Joe Cohen and Joe Segal indicate they're optimistic about reaching the 1971 goal. At Bulletin
deadline, a 51 percent increase over last year's donations had brought the total to$123,000. Tardy canvassers are still working on some 500 cards which officials hope will bring in sight the Fund's objective for 16 local beneficiaries.
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One year-round beneficiary funded by JCF6C is the drop-in centre provided by Youth Action
162 young people used this drop-in service some 1,176 times. . . Paront^child conflicts have been largely the focus Of the young people's problems, butdrugabuse, job problems and housing are also high on the list. . . Giselle Levit Abe Heriiig supervise YAS which offers counselling, referral and other services. Dr. J. Bensin;on, project chairnian, provides the staff with professional consultations. . . Foster homes are still needed. Call 266-2396 if you can give a short or long-term Jiome
to a youngster who needs help. *    ♦ *
Matal toy to winning Vancouver zone champions, Reach lor the Top team of Eric Hamber students which includes Jim Atidns, John
Service through the Jewish Family Maas, Howard Nixon and Richard Service Agency. During Octobier, Werner. That's right. Three from November and December lastyear,   our community.
TERRORIST WAVE
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and are calculated to stir panic among the population.
Police believe the bomb parcels are the work of the Arab terrorist
of two hand grenades and an electric detonator exploded in a trash can near the bus station on the main street of the town. About an hour earlier, a granade ex-
organization Popular Frmit for the ploded under a peddler's cart in
Liberation of Palestine — General Natanya injuring the 71-year-old
Command headed by Ahmed Jabril. peddler and a woman bystander.
The Jabril group split from the Three shop windows wereshat-
PFLP which is headed by Dr. tered by the blast.
George Habash, the group that was Deputy Premier Yigal Allon said
held responsible for a mid-air that he did not think the wave
explosion that destroyed an Israel- of booby-trapped mail marked a
bound Swissair jet in 1970. Among resurgence of terrorist activity
members of the Jatipl group are against Israel.
reportedly former Syrian Army officers who are explosives experts.
Police are investigating the Natanya and Kfar l^dba explosions. A large number of Arabs have been questioned and some were reportedly still under detention. Both towns are frequented by Arabs from the nearby West Bank
He told students at Haifa Tech-nion that they seemed to be a one-time siioradic effort by the terrorists to remind the world of their existence. He said the grenade explosions which injured six persons in Natanya and Kfar Saba had the same intient.
Alton said that Israel's security services have apprehended almost
towns of Tulkarem and Qalqilya.   all terrorist bombers in the past Four persons were injured in   and would undoubtedly catch the Kfar Saba when a device consisting   perpetrators of the recent incidents.
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Oi vay. Paper, ink, labor and now postage. All going up, up, up, for The Bulletin. But it seems inflation hasn't affected this summer's fees at Camp Miriam. Not only is Camp Miriam offering its second-year-in-a-row discount for early registration, but it's been increased to 15 percent for all registrations received before March 1. Bfary Tobin is camp registrar, at 685-050? days or
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A Russian Jewess is looking for help in locating her brother who may be in Canada. Canadian CJC received a letter from the lady requesting assistance to find her brother, Schloma Coufer, who may be living in Canada. The name Coufer has several variations Kaufer, Zofer, Sofer — and he may be known under one of these. Anything you may be able to do to help locate him will be, needless to say, greatly appreciated. Call
local CJC office if you can help, 261-8101.
«    * * Scoop! Second showing in Canada of Blanche  Wisenthal's newest film, "Power of You" will be screened at the Youth Aliya Luncheon    next    Wednesday, Hotel Vancouver. This excellent film deals   with   the  great human achievements   of   Dr. Revven Feverstein and his staff in assisting disturbed Israeli children to become useful productive citizens. The film was premiered last Monday in Toronto at the Hadassah convention and when Vancouver leaders saw it they immediately finalized arrangements for bringing it home for the Youth Aliya audience.
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