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VOL.57   NO. 45
NOVEMBER 1,1979-CHESHVAN II
LIBRARY,   OHiO   HISTORICAL,  SOC*LE/TY
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Begin-Sadat
Summit Due
In December
By Yitzhak Shargil
lTEL AVIV, <JTA) -
Premier Menachem Begin
and President Anwar Sadat
of Egypt will have another
summit meeting, probably
in December, in Haifa, the
scene of their last previous /
meeting, it was learned
recently. They are not expected to meet, as reported
earlier, at* the Santa
Katerina Monastery in Sinai
where Sadat will attend
ground-breaking ceremonies
Nov. 19 for a house of worship of the Christian, Jewish
and Moslem faiths to be built
at the foot of Mt. Sinai. -
Hassan Kamal, Sadat's
bureau chief, said today that
the Egyptian leader planned
no pageant or other spectacular at Santa Kateriiia to
mark the' second anniversary of his first visit to
Israel. No heads of state nor
other foreign dignitaries had
- -been invited, Kamal said. He *
added, however, that the
plans could change. There1
was no confirmation of
reports that Begin was incited to attend the groundbreaking ceremonies.
The three-faith house of
worship in Sinai is a project
announced by Sadat some
time ago. Plans for the
structure call for a single entrance hall that will give
access to three separate
wings, each of which will
containjts own shrine.
Tifereth Israel Religious School
Students Celebrate High Holidays
Members of the Bet classes made their own New Year's greeting cards using silk
screen equipment purchased for the school by the Men's Club.
Food plays an important part in the Jewish holiday cycle, and bread has a very
unique place. The contrast between the shape of the Challah baked for Rosh
Hasbanah and that used for Shabbat was discussed. Students in the entire school from
Kindergarten through- Daled baked individual challas that were used in their own
homes for dinner before beginning the ¥om Kippur fast.
Simchat Torah puts a joyous finish to the High Holidays, and members of the
Elementary Department made their own flags and miniature Torahs to enhance the
hakafot. Pictured are two members of the Daled class writing a Hebrew inscription in
their Torahs, and some of the finished Torahs and flags.	
Cohn Honored With Meritorious Service Award
Gerald N. Cohn, Executive
VicePresident of Heritage
Village, s Heritage House,
Heritage Tower and the
Geriatric Service Organization, was awarded the
Meritorious Service Award
by the American Association
of Homes for the -Aged
(AAHA), the National
Organization . of nonprofit
Homes, in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, at the. Annual
Conference and meeting Oct.
10.
This award Is given when,
in the judgment of the Association, an individual, as a
member of AAHA, or as an
employee of the government, or a state or national
organization in the field of
aging, has performed extraordinary service to the aging
' and aged which has 'had aA
impact on the total field of
care   and   service   to   the
aging.
Cohn has been Director of
Heritage House, the Columbus Jewish Home for the
Aged, for the past eleven
years. He is a Member of the
Executive Board and House
of Delegates of AAHA and
Chairman of AAHA's Professional Development Committee and President Elect
and Chairman of the Annual
Meeting for the National
Association of Jewish Homes
for the Aged. He is also a
member of the Academy of
Certified' Social 'Workers,
Gerontological Society and
National Council on Aging.
The American Association
of Homes for the Aging Represents 1,700 nursing fyomes,
retirement , coihhiurtities,
housing and health-related
Mother M. Bernadette deLourdes, Chairman, of
Awards Committee, presents Gerald N. Cohn, Executive Vice-President of Heritage Village, with Award-
International Conference
Focuses On Palestinians, PLO
services nationwide, serving
approximately 300,000 older
Americans. The homes are
sponsored by religious, fraternal, labor,, civic," govern-.
- MIAMI BEACH. (JTA) -
Failure to make a distinction
between the Palestine Liberation Organization and
Palestinian Arabs, was cited
here by a member of the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee as a factor "in
some erosion of support for
past Middle East positions"
even among "traditional liberal groups" in the United
States.
That analysis was made
by Sen. Joseph Biden (D.
Del.), who spoke at the open-
ing session of an
International Leadership
Conference jointly sponsored by the Zionist
Organization of America,
the Latin American Confederation of General Zionists
and the American Confederation of General Zionists
and the Zionist Organization
of Canada at the Dora) Hotel,
The conference, which
concluded Oct. 28, was
attended by Jewish leaders
ment and private nonprofit
homes - throughout the
country, i The association
headquarters is Washington,
D.C.    '    i'Y
from more than 30 countries
to conduct an in-depth examination of the most critical
issues affecting Israel and
world Jewry in response to
recent developments in the
United States, the Middle
East and the Soviet Union.
Biden told the 400 people at
the opening session that the
erosion of support for past
Mideast positions involved
changing conditions "on the
domestic scene" from which—
U.S. Middle East policy "is
not immune." He said that
there is also genuine confusion on the part of most
Americans because of their "'
misunderstanding" of the
West Bank settlement policy
of Premier Menachem
Begin's government. He said
"I personally stand by
Prime Minister Begin's
decision in this regard."
Declaring that '"the
survival of Israel is directly
connected to the survival of
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JNF Office Opens Here
The Jewish National Fund
(JNF) announces the opening of its Columbus office at
2700 East Main Street, Suite
206. •
Bertie Goldberg, newly
appointed Columbus Field
Director, had previous involvement in the Jewish
Community- when, she held
the position of Volunteer
Coordinator al Heritage
House. She has been an
active member of Hadassah,
holding many board positions and serving as President of the Aviva Group.
She presently serves as
Chapter Program Vice
President.
Mrs. »    Goldberg
enthusiastically entered her
new position, stating, "The
realization that JNF is' the
Israeli Agency which holds
92% of the land in trust for
the Jewish people, makes
me aware of the tangible link
JNF forms between
American Jews and their
homeland."
Nancy Martin, office manager, is the woman behind
JNF trees and blue boxes. A
call to Nancy at 231-1397 will "
be your opportunity to make .
Israel flourish.
Nancy comes well pre.
pared for her work with
JNF. She has had past experience as Chairman of the
Women's Division of United
Jewish Appeal in Rockford.
Illinois and served two years
as Hadassah President in
that city.
A JNF Volunteer Council
is now in formation. Acting <
icp-tchairinen     Martin *
Hoffmah    and    Irving
Bertie Goldberg
"Buddy" Marks are working
with Bill Borden and Wendy
and Arnie LeVine to gather a
list of interested people.
Anyone wishing more information., please contact the
oft ice. '    i
The Jewish National Fund
- Keren Kayemeth Lelsrael -
is that branch of the World
Zionist Organization whose
mandate is the reclamation
and afforestation of the land
of Israel. ^
Along with associates in 33
countries, the JNF was re>-
sponsible for purchasing
nearly all of the property
which later became the State
of Israel.
. Since Israel became a sovereign stjate in 1948. the JNF
in America has. developed
more than 160.000 acres of
barren exhausted land for
agriculture, industry and
homes. It has blazed more
than 2.400 miles of roads and
has planted more than 150
million trees, to return the
country to its Biblical state
of ecological balance and
fruitfulness. _ -
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