Page 1l'en ' THE JEWISH POST Thursday, July 3, 1969 SCHBEYEB HEA.DS Female Help Wanted ! . pressed the hope that with growing I bers, of the Shaarey Tzedec Syna- and CARE. ExperiEinced 'girl' required as r' Institute Igeneral acceptance of the program gogue not only manned Checkpoint i One of the main focal points of receptionist and general office assist­ N .. D .."'.. OVT.. (Cont. from Page 3) by the total Jewish community, the 10 on aRT's behalf but also took an: Canadiall aRT Federation will be science and international relations ant for .national Jewish ·organization. ZET would be' able to increase the active part in preparing the project. the stcucturing of an active men's at the University of Manitoba. Goodtypit)g essential. Shorthand an ther bursary to enable him to con­ asset. For interview phone 943-7477. tinue post-graduate studies at the number of youth bursaries for study Ted Rihack and Norman Greim, organization: across the country. He won his first election to Ask .1or office manager. Hebrei;v University.) in IsraeL as well as continue to pro- community leaders, made a trailer Canadian ORT Federation pres­ legislature as NDP member vide financial support to higher available here. ently supports' the aRT technical .Board and Room Wanted I'Comrmmting on. the development Hebrew education at Joseph Wolin- Supporting youth co - chairman schools in Jerusalem... of 1958 and was re-elected' in • .' Male graduate student, 22, re- of' ine' 'Zionist Educational Trust Brokenhead in the general WINNJPEG, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1969 No. 28 quires board and room beginning, s;;';c'e its inception just five years sky Collegiate and greater involve- Debbie Ransom and Ray Lambert and 1962. In 1965 he moved ;,~~~~~::~~::::~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ last week in :August. Phone 589- ago, Chairman Leo Bokofsky 'ex- ment in Camp Massad. ·Mr. Bokof- in the many weeks of planning the Winnipeg to Ottawa as NDP Mem- 6343, from 8 a:m: to 5 p.m. sky also indicated that plans were march and stimulating community ·ber of Parliament for Springfield, Board and Room Wanted presently ·being formulated for the interest and participation were: the The Noshell'Y Is: and was re-elected to the federal May W;thdrawIII U.N. ,Obs'ervers ' , Foster·Home· Required Male requires room and 'board in annual iund-raising project of the president and chairman of the ·board [n case you missed' rioting the For brother and sister. Ages 5 House in 1968 in Selkirk constltu- United Nations, N.Y. (JTA) _ reI!ort, firing across the Suez c~all Canal, with one of the parties being a quiet ,komer' home. Phone Victor ZET to be held in the. late fall. of tcustees of the, Calgary and iDis- opening ann'Da~is, ,Jewish .' \ . , ency. , Secretary-General U Thant warned had gone on for 86 consecutive days. in military occupation of territory at 888-8474 between 1() a.m. and Galpern Catering - or yoU: haven't Child & Family Service, 589-6343. 5:30 p.m.'" ' . A highiight of the evening's pro- trict International Aid Society, 'Mr. Schreyer served in the COTC- in a special report to the United He said, that during the month of belonging'" to the other and' with yet dropped in on his cOmpletely gram featured Miss Janice Moss, Daniel McCullough and Stanley RCAC as a second lieutenant 1954- Nations Security Council that he June' there were 21 jncide;';ts of no early prospects of implementa- Board and Room Wanted EQard and Room Wanted talented local vocalist, accompanied Barron; Mrs. Pearl' Borgal, public kosher delicatessen'restaurant - be In North End for 19-year-old boy. Middle-aged woman wants board 56. He IS a member of the Canadian may have to withdraw the 96 UN 'firing by Egyptian forces and 'five tion of the Security Council's Nov. , Phone ,Mrs. R.. BirnboipJ., at Jewish by Roy Halstead. relations chairman, Calgary Miles sure to do so and enjoy all the Association of University Teachers, ceasefirc observers from the Suez by Israeli forces on UN personnel 22, 1967, resolution, Mr. Thant said. room, or room with kitchen for Millions;' and Father Patrick I gourmet, delights which await you Child & Family Service, 589-6343. in north end suite. Call .,. the East St:. Paul Curling Club, Canal zone because "open warfare or installations. Alluding to the Israel - Jordan O'Byrne for,the Interfaith Coinmit- at The Nomery" ,1411' Main, St., in Commonwealth P~rliamentary As- has been resumed" along the Suez He' said the· shooting "further cease-fire line, where ·there are no Cottage For: Rent, , tee. north. W.jnnlp),g,., ,"', . " 27 Oiik.;";:'Winnipeg'lJeach:· .. ,Proie.ci sociation and the Inter-Parliament-, Canal. Mr. Thant said that the UN demonstrates the degree of dis- UN observers, the Secretary-Gen­ .For 'Rent· or ,For .Sale The other 16 beneficiaries' of Cal;. 'It's becohtilig ille "diu"t'on every- 5.room 'cottage 'With hiner plumb.­ . Boundary. Park ary Union. . lobservers "cannot he ,expected to regard which now prevails for the eral declared that information he ing and other conveniences for... Sea­ Cor. 7th and 'Prospect. 3 bedrms., Supports" 'O'R.,.' gary's ''Miles for Millions" are one's list to meet your friends an9- He was married ·June 30, 1960, to serve as what amounts to defence- Security Council cease-fire in the had received pointed to "a similar son. . Ako cottages and suites' with living room and kitchen. Totally Calgary in western Canada has chu;rch and secular overseas aid acquaintances for a tasty mouth­ ED SCHREYER Lily Schulz, of Winnipeg, and they less targets in a shooting gallery." canal sector," He added, "It is cer- ~orsening. of the situation in that hpt arid cold 'running water,' ,by ·furnished, fully draped, with com­ organizations, including UNICEF watering nosh at The Noshei:y. I1's season" month or week. ·Phones included ORT as a heneficiary of its Edward Richard Schreyer, leader have tIu:ee children: Lisa, 7; Kar- He repol'ted that as of July 5, the tainly true to say that since 'June, sector as well." plete kitchen facilities. Screened "Miles' for Millions" march. This the place to go' to' for your taste of Manitoba's New Democratic . "I"n! 33!l-8Q47. patio, indoor plumbing, electric heat, mel, 5, and JaliDn, 2. last day for which he had a formal 1967, the level of violence in the . He added, t IS eertal y true , be year, ORT received Can. $24,000 to treat. of the. week! Party, Monday became premier­ Middle East has never been higher to say that since June, 1967, the level large lot. Must be seen to appr.,-:­ ALlYAH INFORMATION Summer Cottage For. Rent ·ciated. All offers date, with more probably forthcom­ For home delivery service, the designate, following the resignation . BoUndary Park' -' 1st' Ave. ·111'1[ T AlI1IiI. .. ~4- SI nl:t . 1!iIl!J_ -ty than it is at present."" of violence in the Mideast" has never or ing when all collections are made Everyone seriously considering correct phone nnmber is 51l6-9609. of Premier Walter Weir' and' his fill; ..- fill !M<\dern ' cottage, . large verandah, JVlliY /vIr"fIII ~/fulll1III Mr. Thartt said that he felt com- been greater than at present. "In large liv. rm., 3 bedrms.. Big lot. and final ·"figures are calculated. setttJing in Israel within the next Progressive Conservative admiriis- pelled to warn the Council that if fact, never in the history of UN Discuss your family plan with tration, which has held the reins Tel Aviv (JTA) - Defense 'Minis-' appeal was made by Deputy Pre- b . b fi d I . 'th k' h For tpe season. For more particulars ORT (Organization for Rehabili­ three years is invited to contact the I 1'1'====="""==="""==""""'ii the 0 servers contmue to e re experience WI peace- eepmg as apply to North West Realty Co., 205 your children. Tell ihem what of government for 11 years. tel' Moshe Dayan has apparently mier Yigal Allon who remarked on, he would have "no choice" but there been such a complete and to do in any emergency. tation 'through Training) last year Wilmipeg branch of the AACA - Corifederation Bldg. Phone 943-9923. provided training to over 50,000 in Association of Americans and Cana­ Mr. Schreyer, 33, will he tlje forestalled a split in the ranks of pointedly that only personal am- to consider their future disposition, sustained disregard, through the EvenuigS 452-9569. , Metro Emergeoey Measures, 16 coUntcles. t . dians for Aliyah - for .iJ:lformation.. I youngest premier in Canada and the Israel Labor. Party. But he bition could cause a split because, including possible withdrawal, after massive use of many type.s Of con­ " ,~ Pays Cottage For Rent 1767 Portage Aveobe, , In Calgary, "Miles for Millions" The executive will make every'·effoct. ' 'f '0 the youngest in Manitoba history, strongly indicated, at a rally of his in his view,· there were no ideologi- consultations with the governments ventional weapons, and also by less Wiooipeg 12. Completely modern. 3 bedroom is organized under the sponsorship to assist prospective Olim to mkkEi.!, 1~ !;, 'i .. and he will head Canada's first NDP followers here, that former mem- calor political reasons for one, Gen. providing the observers. He said conventional weapons, for a cease­ cottage at Gimli. July and August. 888-2351 r' administration. hers of the Rafi faction were deeply Dayan is regarded as Mr.' Allon's that UN observers, their posts, shel- fire called ,by the Security Council, . 334-2181. of the Calgary and nistrict Inter­ arrangements or to channel required . 4'iftl>1 ~ve,.'ise national Aid Society and the inter­ information to them. When he is sworn in by 'Lieuten- dissatisfied with the present party most serious rival for the Premier- tel' and equipment had been targets, and agreed to by the parties." He faith organization composed of local For ·inf~rmation please call: presi- ant Go'vernor Richard S. Bowles, he leadership. ship whenever Premier Golda Meir "The UN experience with the 'noted that "J,' ,as Secretary-General, in·the· 'will become Manitoba's 16th premier Several thousand supporters of decides to step down. The Defence cease _ fire in the (Suez) sector have heen and am unable to effect f: -;.c:;:c~A:BLE CALGARY BUSINESS PROPOSITION clergymen, including Rabbi Lewis dent, Mrs. Allan Macklin, 489-7887; EX()HANGE FOR HOTEL IN WINNIPEG N. Ginsburg. secretary, Mrs. Bert Waldman, 589- and will lead Manitoba's 17th ad- Gen. Dayan attended the rally which Minister sharply criticized Mr. Allon underscores the virtual impossibility any noticeable improvement in it." ji Led by Rabbi Ginsburg, Leo Shef­ 8965; treasurer, Max' Pressman, 339- ministration. was held in a Tel Aviv movie thea- and Mr. Almogi at the rally. He of insuring effective observance of He said that if the situation con" Proposition includes a new' suite' apartment block with good Hi' tel, president, of the congregation, 8005; Aliyah desk, Bert Waldman" Jewish Post The 28th ,Legislative Assembly tre, not at Labor Party headquarters. complained that Rafi members are a cease-fire for a prolonged and tinned, it could "render vain efforts revenue" ;well, located in Calgary:s' choice residential area; a of Manitoba was dissolved May 22 That fact alone seemed to bear out not trusted hy the party leadership indefinite period in a situation in for a peaceful settlement and it beautiful new home in Calgary finest residential district; and a and Mrs, Eeta Safran,. many mem- 942-()785. Ii .. top exclusive specialty. shop for Handcraft and Aittiques located and the general election was held Gen. Dayan's remark that Rafi mem- and cited as an example the exclu- which two hostile forces constantly could even be the overture to more ,~' in downtoWn Calgary. ' . June 25. At dissolution, party stand- bers felt like "second class" mem- sian of .former Rafi members from confront each other across a narrow general and intensivc hostilities" in !" This" pi'opositiori presents a rare opportunity for one to establish ings were: Progressive Conserva- I bers in Labor Party ranks. He de- ·discussion ' abo':':t' 'who ~ili' be the· no-man's land, in this case the the Middle East. I I.' . ,.¥.1.,thefast~stgroW~.iL!l!tY /intl;le :West.'•. rrt;s~~t. o:wne~ is obliged lives, 31; 'Liberals, 13; New Demo-' elared nevertheless that he had no Labor Par!y candidate in the next . to' "move to WilUtipeg. For more detmlen mformatlOn, please write to advertiser, . cratic Party, 12, and Social Credit, 1. intention of splitting the Labor Jerusalem muniCipality elections, Standing in the new legislature Party or forming a new party. He Gen. Dayan said further that. on BOX "L", THE JEWISH POST, Tourists Are' Victims , .' 1244 MAIN ST., WINNIPEG 4, ~N. will be: New Democratic Party, 28; said he did not think a split was security and political problems he Progressive Conserv'atives, 22; Lib- a "must." f'lund it difficult to join in an align­ Haifa (JTA) -' Tourism Minister was found later without the valu­ erals, 4; Liberal Democrat, 1; Social A break in the. ranks of the party, ment with the' left-wing Mapam Moshe Kol ordered this week 'that ables.. Credit, 1, and Independent, 1. formed less than a year ago by Party. Mapam has 'joined in a poli- l,50() pounds be placed at the 'dis­ Mr. Topper expressed his appre­ A political science professor, Mr. merger of the Rafi and Achdut Avo- tical alignment with the Labor Party posal of a Canadian ,family touring ciation for the Kol offer and added Schreyer has wide political experi- dah factions with Mapai, appeared and will present a common election Israel who were le1'tI without funds that he was not changing his ence having won ,seats in five pre- imminent last week and. two rank~ list in the October elections. The by a' theft of their car. planned tour. He said he had made vious general elections, in the Mani- ing Labor Party ministers were alignment gave Labor a clear major­ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Topper of arrangements to have funds sent , him from Toronto. Meanwhile hotels toba Legislature and in the House trying to head it off. ity in the IKnesset for the first time Toronto and their four children were of Commons.. He became leader of Minister of Labor Yosef Almogi, in Israel's history. But it has come and tourist companies offered to visiting the Ras Nakura Grotto· at the Manitoba NDP at a leadership himself a former Rafi member, urged under attack from'Labor Party fae­ serve as hosts to the. Toppers unt.il convention June 7, less than three Gen. Dayan and his followers not tions and from Mapam dissidents the time. The auto, c~ntaining all the family receives the funds from weeks before the .Tune 25 election. to bolt the party despite their dis- who announced plans recently to of their money and other valuables, Canada. :',lIl'lne time, he held a Commons pute with its leadership. The same, file a separate election list. ------..,--~---.....,----..,------:, seat, as federal Member' of Parlia­ \ ':':::' me~t f.or Selkirk riding; from which I '. ,h~j-eSlgned. E ection ~,:, ;;~hen he was first elected to the Ruling Voided , Manitoba Legislature he was 22 and JerUsalem (JTA) - The Ismel equality in the nation's basic laws. the youngest member in the House. Supreme Court' this week voided a The court agreed and instructed the

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