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Hear and there — B'Kal Ha-Kavod this week to Izzy Gar-finkel, who took two weeks off from his job in the present kosher meat emergency to make sure the Jewish community had a kosher butcher . . . Temple Sholom is launching a Brotherhood with Nov. 2 as tentative opening brunch date ... If you're not in shape for a full day's skiing, register for Centre pre-ski physical fitness and info program . . . Last items should find 99 percent of the community registering . .. Folk dance festival and workshop at UBC Oct. 18 will find Karen Uretsky teaching new Israeli dances. Israeli dancing will also be on view in a danee festival, 8 p.m. same day . . '. Habonini
this vandalism bit?
New target for pro-Arab publication was the Royal Consort, Prince Philip, with whom many
in our i>wn community will be dining on Oct. 28 at Canadian Council of. Christians and Jews dinner here. The magazine, "Free Palestine" charged the Prince with being "pro-Jewish" because he will address (for the fifth straight year) a joint charity dinner of which Jewish National Fund is a co-sponsor. The pro - Arab attack noted the Prince's appearance at the dinner would be "an affront to the Arab
Seminar for young people aged 14 to 20 years, has been scheduled Oct. 24-25-26 . . .Studying music in Toronto this year, Diane Mahl is among over a dozen young Vancouverites studying abroad and out-of-town who have asked to (and do) receive this newspaper every week.
We've got problems here. Last week we wrote about how the Habonim Succa at the Centre was vandalized. This week we heard that the Succa built at UBC campus by Hillel students, under 'building committee' chairman. Ken Samet, was found stripped of all its decorations. A hurried trip to town for fruit, new year cards, etc. and a quick re-decorating made it beautiful again for Hillel Succa party Sept. 30, well attended by over 40 youth who had a ball. But Community leaders take note, what about
ELI BARISH MAKES Gin TO SARAFAHD CHIimfi'imiT
PROUD AND HAPPY MOMENT for fEUBatish, 89, was recent presentation of plaque describing his gift of i^3,!S00 to Asaf Harofe orthopedic children's hospital at Sarafand, Israel. Mr. Barlsh's gift was made under auspices of Ben Zvi chapter of Hadassah, whose president, Mrs. A. Levison, is seen above making the presentation to Mr. Barish. The festive ceremony took place at 4663 West 13th Ave. where Mr. Barish lives together with his brother, Ben Parish and his sister, Mrs. Fanny SegalL The Barish brothers are well known pioneers of Saskatchewan. Mrs, Levison made both brothers, honorary life members of Ben Zvi chapter of Hadassah. Following the presentation, Eli Barish announced that he is giving an additional $500 for Israeli projects.
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A most successful Yom Kippur dance was held Saturday evening, Sept. 27 at Red Lion Inn. Convener was Mrs. Martin Scherzer and M.C. was Mort Levitt. The dance was a Sisterhood project.
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Members of the community were invited to see the Succa built by the Youth at the home of Congregation president, Barney Simmons. A miniature scroll and other symbols of Judaism
reposed on the table while the Succa was hung with grapes, apples, cranberries, leaves, etc. Refreshments were served by hostess Helen Simmons. On Sept. 27 when the Succa was built, parents were invited to bring pre-school age childreh to see it, and 21 small children arrived for a story about Succot and suitable refreshments.
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Regular Friday night services at Congregation Emanuel are being conducted by Shalom Kalfon, assisted by Max Menkes. In addition, a special Simchat Torah service was held Tuesday, Oct. 14, with election of officers to be held.
National COimcil of Jewish Women will hold their meeting on Thursday, Oct. 16. Free food stall will be discussed further.
Hadassah Bazaar will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 22, from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in a new location. Fellowship hall. Conveners are Tina Klenman and Helen Caine.
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It has to be a unique story of
more than co-existence. Two . mothers-in-law have lived together in this city for the past ten years. Their birthdays are coincidentally one day apart, they're both widows and they have three grandchildren in common via their son and daughter, Solly and Doreen Globman. Mrs, Becky Conway <who has seven grandchildren in all) and Alirs. Luba Globman (who has six) are our two mothers-in-law of distinction.
Because Monday is Thanksgiving, advanced Hebrew class at Eric Hamber will skip until Monday, Oct. 20, making up the skipped night later . • • Registration this week was excellent for Hebrew in Vancouver School Board adult education evening program. If classes are to be split into more levels, everyone is reminded to attend the next two weeks so this can be done if necessitated, as it-s the numbers registering that count . . . Beginners meet Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. at Eric Hamber and this is
the class that might be split in' two levels of Hebrew.
Schara Tzedeck is registerin now for a giant teenage Sha^ baton set weekend of Oct. 31 fe turing three distinguished gue from New York, vocalist Z Fishman of Yeshiva U.; Rab David Cohen, associate nation director   N.C.S.Y.;   and Ti Feltscher, national adviser NCS"
JusI returned from Israel Leo Levey» JNF Pacific Regi chairman. Received together Wi his wife by Yaacov Tsur, wor Keren Kayemet proxy and fo mer Ambassador to France Argentina, Leo was told T had no sleepless nights over nadian Jewry support of By population Tatio, Canadif Jewry's efforts exceed those other   countries, according Tsui.
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