Out and About: August 2009

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September 2, 2009
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Fergus Ewing, Scottish Government Minister for Community Safety, with some of the 50 participants at the Glasgow Jewish Educational Forum and UJIA workshop on racism. The workshop was run by the Jewish Council for Racial Equality
Fergus Ewing, Scottish Government Minister for Community Safety, with some of the 50 participants at the Glasgow Jewish Educational Forum and UJIA workshop on racism. The workshop was run by the Jewish Council for Racial EqualityRSY-Netzer members at the movement’s Atid Shemesh camp for 15-year-olds in Snowdonia. Photographs by www.blakeezracole.comJNF golf committees attracted 80 golfers to Dyrham Park Golf Club where they raised £10,000 for the Beit Uri care home in AfulaBrian Bradley and Lawrence Williams hard at work cooking at the Bournemouth Jewish Representative Council barbecue held in the garden of Jeff and Janet Gee Donisthorpe Hall resident Phyllis Salomon with volunteer Fenella Conway await the start of La Grande Cirque Fantazie at the Grand Theatre. Complimentary tickets for the Leeds care home’s residents were provided by David KingHasmonean Girls' School pupils, Shifra Radomsky, Sara Kandler, Gabriella Sacofsky and Ariella Rubin with their resultsHasmonean Girls' School pupil Hana Herzog, who completed six A-levelsSome of the 75 women who attended the Redbridge Wizo ladies luncheon. The event, held at Woolston Manor Golf and Country Club in Abridge, raised £1,000 for Wizo projects in Israel.
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