5age 14 The Jewish Floridian of Palm Beach County / Friday, March 29, 1985
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B'NAIB'RITH
Century Lodge will meet on Tuesday, April 9, 7:30 p.m.
at Congregation Anshei Sholom. A Holocaust Survivors
program is scheduled.
Ann Lynn Lipton, Jewish education director of the
Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, will speak on
"Can American Jewry Survive?" at the breakfast meeting
of Lucerne Lakes Lodge No. 3132 on Sunday, April 7,
9:30 a.m., at the Senior Citizens Building, 2nd Street and
Dixie Highway, Lake Worth. Matzohs will be served at the
breakfast.
Yachad Unit is holding their first Annual Golf
Invitational on May 2 at Indian Spring Country Club in
Boynton Beach to benefit the Youth Services and Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. Contact Dr. A.
Rogoff, 11327 Piping Rock Drive, Boynton Beach, FL
33437, for more information.
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
A Buffet Supper for members of Masada Chapter will
be served on April 23 at 6:30 p.m. at Congregation Anshei
Sholom for the installation of officers for 198586.
Installing officer will be Doris Holtzman, past president
of Mitzvah Council.
WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT
Lake Worth Chapter, Covered Bridge, will hold their
meeting on Thursday, April 4, 12:30 p.m. at the
Clubhouse, Covered Bridge Blvd.
Andy Plotkin, of the Edna Hibel Museum of Palm
Beach, will show slides of Mrs. Hibel's works and will also
give a presentation of his own work.
Okeechobee Chapter, will hold their monthly meeting
on Monday, April I, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mary
D'Apice, 87Connonskonk Circle, RPB.
A movie called "Karmiel, Operation 2000 about the
future," will be shown. Karmiel is a college, part of
Technion of Israel. The film will be narrated by Lillian
Jacobe, chair of Region Executive Comm, Past Pres. of
ORT Royal Palm Beach.
YIDDISH CULTURE GROUP
The April 2nd program of Yiddish Culture is being
sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Shapiro in honor of
their golden wedding anniversary. Singer Luz Morales has
been engaged by the Shapiros to entertain.
On April 9 Yiddish Culture presents The Century Village
Mandolin Ensemble under the direction of Morris Bell. At
the piano for this group will be the adept Miriam Binder.
Betty Steinberg Tell, will read. Debby Chiat will sing,
accompanied on the piano by Fanny Ushkow.
The April 16 program of Yiddish Culture will present
the Century Village Symphony Orchestra under the baton
of Dr. Bernard Weiss. There will be piano and vocal solos.
On April 23 the annual Holocaust program will take
place. Cantor Elaine Shapiro of Temple Beth El will be
with us. We will conduct a candle lighting ceremony and
concentration camp survivors who live in Century Village
will participate in the ceremony. Rabbi Alan Sherman of
the Jewish Federation will speak.
On April 30 Yiddish Culture presents two singers, Aaron
Savith and Helen Kaufman, who will blend their voices in
duets and solos. On piano will be Mildred Birnbaum. Dora
Dacher, Yiddish teacher, will read and Sy Kalick, violinist,
will be accompanied by Mildred Birnbaum on piano.
All programs are on Tuesdays in the CV auditorium at
10 a.m. and admission is free.
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Clark Expresses Canadian
Support For Israel
By MICHAEL SOLOMON
MONTREAL (JTA) 
External Affairs Minister Joe
Clark has reaffirmed
Canadian support for Israel's
right to live within secure and
internationally recognized
borders while at the same time
indicating support for the
right of the Palestinians to a
home on the West Bank.
Clark also stressed in an
address to the annual con-
ference for members of
Parliament in Ottawa that the
Canadian government will
continue to pursue a policy of
strengthening ties with Israel
on both political and
economic grounds. The
conference was organized by
the Canada-Israel Committee.
CLARK NOTED that he
had conferred with Israeli
Foreign Minister Yitzhak
Shamir who arrived here for a
six-day visit. He held talks
with government officials,
including Clark, although not
with Prime Minister Brian
Mulroney, who went to
Moscow to attend the funeral
of Soviet President Konstantin
Chernenko.
In his speech, Clark noted
that Shamir and he had dif-
ferences on the various aspects
of the Middle East. But, he
said, Canadian policy sup-
ports efforts made by Israel to
implement the troop with-
drawal from Lebanon, and
"we stress again Israel's right
to secure land and the right of
the Palestinians for a home on
the West Bank."
The Canadian official
announced that the govern-
ment will soon release a
"green paper" on foreign
policy in which for the first
time, he said, Canada will
publicly stress Israel's security
and well being. He said the
paper will specifically un-
derline the international and
economic conditions between
Canada and Israel.
Clark noted that a special
economic and technological
agreement would be signed
this week between Canada and
Israel. It will grant for the first
time El Al, Israel's national
airlines, with landing rights in
Toronto. El Al had requested
this of the Canadian gover-
nment for many years, Clark
said. El Al has been flying to
Montreal for more than a
decade.
In June, Clark added, a
Canadian delegation will visit
Israel to discuss technolo.
and economic issues hT"
he had also accept^
vitat.on from Sham "j
Israel. He said he accent
offer and would vjSffifl
the framework of a vu ,,'
Middle East. SUt011
Shamir, meanwhile, uk,
Canada to participate ff
Muu.national Force 1
Observers (MF0) 
peacekeeping force conJ
of 10 nations in the Sn
Canada has 225 tro
stationed in the Golan Heiil
between Israel and Syria i
none in the MFO
Lewis Optimistic By 'Stirrings Of |
Peace* As Post In Israel Nears End1
ByHUGHORGEL
TEL AVIV (JTA) 
Samuel Lewis, ending an
eight-year term as U.S.
Ambassador to Israel, has
expressed optimism here over
the "stirrings of peace" in the
region. "The ice floes in the
Middle East are beginning to
crack," the veteran diplomat
told 360 guests attending a
farewell dinner given in his
honor by the Association of
Americans and Canadians in
Israel (AACI) at Kfar
Hamaccabia.
"The rumblings (of peace)
in the distance scare some
people, but it is the harbinger
of summer," Lewis said. The
American envoy, who began
his tour of duty here in 1977,
the year of Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat's historic visit to
Jerusalem, said "the peace
process has been the high
point of my life."
Reviewing his tenure as
ambassador, he said his
Ambassador Lewis
greatest satisfaction was
have participated in the pe
process between Israel 2r.4|
Egypt, and his greatest dism^j
was failing to prevent the I
in Lebanon.
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