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~Ocarreacti'on to Visit Generally Hopeful Winnipeg Adult Education High School ·'The Astounding Events in Israel During the Past Week- Their Total Positions Publicly ';''C''"m'''5-J'}'·.''-.' r.: ..... ,;>l-·~'''·c., ; :'--1" ...... '. """ '.' ,-:;" ,."Co, , ;~''''~''_''_<''>''"'''''"~,(,~.~~."".,, ~ ......... _.~, '-'~":""'i"-'_'<_' .. _. ", ....... "~, .. < ~~i { ''''-; ; r, I , ,",-' ~, •. '~. .' -', '" "--"."-'::.:-:"~';-' !~"', ':;,' :0"" I 12 -THE JEWISH POST. Thdi'$day. November 17, 1977 " r-~:::::~--_--"r ~' - , SPEC'AL I.' , 'SH JeW$:;Were;\'PrOminent, " , ' ' .- ..' " ;' . One '. of the first· Winltipeg . - - " . , Football- to play rugby (football) Ludwig, who also played' for the coqver where he lined up with the I athlete~ Eskimos .in. thedc;tys PER. DPt/. was K¢n Finklestein. He .starred Edm~nton B.C. Lions. Another. member of '30s. After graduation, he ,', squads. Their,. fatlrer, Israel •••• _•••• __ :., I of ·Norinie Kwong, Johnny Bright coached the YMHA juvenile and ~dat's ;VQ.i~Q c. for theSt Johns College team in Tessler, never missed a game " . and Jackie Parker: During World the. Blue B~mberswas George •• ',' •••• " utI,; B 1920. 'one he ran the Druxman, a' steady centre man junior-- teams. to the western when Leon and Marcus played. I SPfJ!IC"'I;~cerpts 1977 War II, Moe Simovitch, Norm Canadian championships, before Drug ••••••• _•• 10 opEinilll::J;ic~-Off back 105 yards. in the sixties. He was also an all remember him running'the yard Leukemi~' ..... ,-' Geller and Curly Feldman.played leaving to take up residence in sticks at all the games played at Spiritual ,Life; _•••••••.••• 11 important roles in, keeping the star centre 'on the All-Canadian NYPL _team. Vancouver. Leon was a captain Chanukah Recipes • ~ •• : •• 12 ." .... ~liie Bombers name on tQP. I.en Leon Tessler toiled Jor the st. with Canadian Intelligence in Ot­ . S~ori$·World,,'. ••••• _••••• ~ 13 Meltzer -played briefly ill. Win­ tawa during World War II. His : - . , John's College and ,.' . of The Jewish ... p.m. Shabbat ends 5:22 p.m. By mail in WesJern Canada $7 , , l ~peg, and then left. f()l'. V~n- M.anitob& teams . '. '20s and brother; Marcus, was a hard­ working linell)an for the Y rugby- T.-.URSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1977 14 DaplnKi.slev , - . Athlete; A t ( Nostalgic View ~: -, . the, old River Park race track . ilild"the Exhiblti61l" Growlds on Se\kirk and McPhillips. .. Norm Geller was a strong and ; }; for' a "touchdown. This, record' lanky lad who kicked and played , I stood' ~ci.,:m.any .Years in the Wino. in the running back position for ! nipeg,;S~n:ipr League. He was also the Y juniors. He won a starting C '. .-~ .. 'I a memiiehof the 'Victoria Hockey place with the Blue Bombers. "... ~~!!;~ fro~ Dispatches , :'-:/;"--"" ''-.. plished just that. ~ Upon arrivai, Liberation Organization had .-'. Club .~ Cup Champions of The Y jimior rugby team ,won C<til1l - Hundreds he was greeted by a spontaneous been overcome;. Ganadaii.n1921. ., jeni~lilem,.all,d in 30 hours" - alihough t~ mittee to meet Syrian President the Manitoba title from 1937-1940, nW!;.perha~ millions, of under the 'capable coaching of the OnItoIW.. welcome of enthusiasm from "The visit was 100 per cent duration of the visit was 44, , Hafez Assad arid Libyan Premier In .1935 the Winnipeg Blue p.epple lined'the streets of Cairo peace-hungry Israelis, who' saw successful. The. Israelis have He emphasized that theIsraelis . Abdul Salam Jalloud to discuss Bombe~"::"captured the western late Bert Warwick. This team to welcome Egyptian President the visit as a move toward peace tried silice fhe first day of the travelled to Regina to play the understood the 'purpose of the ways to counter Mr. Sadat's trip. Canad~~,;~itle and then travelled An~ar' ,Sadat, .J!!!m,~., frQm his more radical tban could have visit to settle all problems bet­ visit and really wanted peace as., 'The Popular tront for the east <,ito'", play the Toronto Regina -Dales. With 11 minutes to hi.st!!ry~m!lk~hgi:i(jflIiiatic visit to reasonably beenexper;ted from- ween Egypt and Israel and sign a Argon<iut~( for the' Grey Cup.' go to the final whistle and the Y well. Liberation of Palestine headed by Jet.tlsalemi.,!ThEi~I..., ,: _._ ,," ., ' extent, imd.W'ar- leading, the fans swarmed on the any Arab leader. , (separate) 'peace treatY,but "I can therefore confirm that Dr. George Habash said it would They·,MteateLthe ~gosby, ,8, reception President Sadat's visit, which President Sadat refused the of­ close . score and were the first field yellfug antisemitic threats; m~~,~ft!1e {sij~ns U"".~u the President's visit to Israel was escalate operations to prove that Mr:, Sa'dat.as ., "UllilU.' or '"pellce"; lasted from. Saturday eveningto'- fer," the spokesman said. westeni>team to win the Grey the women with their umbrellas the m!lst· successful and most im- no peace was possible as long as uprafSed:" recaU·,·this .•• very Monday afternoon,. engaged, the He added that President Sadat portant visit he has ever under- the Palestinian nation remained Cup and emerge champions of r' taken. " ".. oppressed. -eanada., . clearly as I was in the midst of it attentior( of the world in a man- told the Israeli officials that "the all, and we all ran to, the dressing ner ab;nost unprecedented. The propose. of the visit was not to Palestinians a Problem One PLO representative earlier Four. Jewish boys had the dramatiC encounter caUSed conclude a' peace treaty with Egypt has' repeatedly said that inapPOSitely compared Mr. distinction of being members of rooms for shelter. From tmtt day . trepidati~n about his motives In' Egypt, but to make' real this grellt team. They were Lou I never had a kind word for there could' be 'no Geneva con- Sadat's decision to Brutus' \ 1 '.'\ some quarter's" 'wildly inflated for the Geneva " "Rosy" Adelman, Lou Mogul, Regina fans. In 1969 when I pr~parations ference without Palestinian repr- . betrayal of Caesar, Libya broke expectation of inuninent peace in pe~ce conference, and this has sentation. It has also argued tha diplomatic relations, burned the Eddie Kushnir, and "Tubber" Y FootbaUers: "1937-40 Champs coached the Winnipeg Blues soc­ other,s. been completed." Kobrinsky. Two other great cer team, we played in Regina, Arab representation at Geneva Egyptian flag and talked about players, Joe Bermack and Hymie Back row, left to right: Chick Cbikowsky, Moe and as if fate scheduled it, I was Although SOme observers Before he left Jerusalem, was purely an Arab affair and getting Egypt expelled from the Fieldbloom, Butch O'Gradnick, Norm Geller, Wally Front row, left to right: Len Remis. athletic professed disappointment that President Sadat told Israeli that it was up to the Arabs tn Arab League. Syria held a Towe, tolled for the Blue Bom-. chairman; Bert Warwick, coach; Coone}, roughly accosted by a couple of I(oster, Joe Pudavick, Joe T~sler, Ed.Rosenblatt, neither Mr. Sadat nOr Prime President Ephraim Katzir he decide without Israeli interven- national day of mourning. bers in'the early thirties. Kmglikoff; Oscar Blank, Dutsie Pearlman, Mossie Regina fans on my way towards Minister Menachem, Begin, of wanted to send a message to the The next few years saw a num­ unidentified, Irv Wagner, unidentified. the dressing room. Luckily Laszlo tion on who should attend the But Mr. Sadat's enthusiastic Centre row, left to right: lIarry Stoller, Lelble Lehman, Sid Geller, Ed Chapman, trainer; Sid Israel said 'anything astonishing' people of Israel. conference. welcome by Egyptians after' his ber of ,players that graduated Sheps, manager; Eddie Fmgard, Sam Pearlman, Y Bastiovansky, who was our from the YMHA junior ranks to Hershfield, Dave Hershtem, Max Stern, Herb Moss, president goalie, came to my assistance. ' - that is, made any concession "Let, lis .raise two slogans. No The Israelis have maintained return to Cairo again pointed to Herb, Itubenstein, Rube Ludwig, Percy Decter, - in. their Knesset speeches on and No war. Let that the Palestinians at Geneva the serious division of Arab the Bombers. Stars like 'Nate ~ee1ing: Mickey Solomon, mascot; baby Field­ Laszlo, by the way, is, now Sunday excel;'pts from these., . let. Nate Shore, unidentified, HYmie' Block, Bantey Mogul. associated with the CBC in • should not belong to the PLO. nations over the visit. Shore,· r.BenHatskin , . and Rube bloom, miidentified. Missing, Wally Stanowsky. Toronto. , The PLO and other Palestinian--His hero's welcome in Cairo .gf9UPS!, .1:lW~m\T:?i~e,~aVE!, ~Ollc .,>,'apP.eared:to: 'confirm his: own na­ that auy developments. of a sub­ demned Mr. "Sadat s peace tion's approval of his efforts. .stalitivenalure were more likely:·' initiative, labelling him a traitor, Egypt, with 38 million people, is . to .' emerge Jront the series of even threatening to assassinate regarded by most obserVers, in­ private talks oetweenMr. Sadat . MENACHEM BEGIN him. An As Saiqa representative eluding -Israel and the United - .- . and Israeli leaders. Mr. Begin, in called him "an enemy greater States, as the cornerstone of some people carried olive bran­ his faFewell speech at Ben-Gurion than Israel." peace in the Middle East. ches) went some way toward Ail;'port, said: "Ladies and gen­ Plo leader Yasser Arafat on countering the widespread tlemen,' citizens of Israel and Monday formed a special com- ISee editorial. p. 4) Offer You An criticism of Mr. Sadat's mission Egypt, we have reached under­ in the Arab world, especially in standing that there will be no Syria, Libya, Algeria and Iraq, more wars between our IIOpPQrtunity" and by the PLO. nations .... We shall make peace. I to own a Car h'orns honked; sirens am sure. I am sure." Positive Signs Israeli Gifts to President Sadat wai~ed as crow¢;; 10 deep «{hanted J., uLive, 'live 0 Sadat!" and "Allah And, on the Presi!1!lnt's' return ,Y ,l.ClY' Stress on, Common H~ritage 500.00, Israel Bond Akhbar" (God is great).
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