Out and About: November 2009

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November 10, 2009
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Over 25 women enjoyed the fourth in the series of a Lubavitch Art N Soul pre-Chanucah evening. Organised by Tzirl Jacobs everyone made and decoraged their own Chanucah candles. This was followed by a buffet supper and a short talk by Mrs Jacobs
Over 25 women enjoyed the fourth in the series of a Lubavitch Art N Soul pre-Chanucah evening. Organised by Tzirl Jacobs everyone made and decoraged their own Chanucah candles. This was followed by a buffet supper and a short talk by Mrs JacobsNottingham Jewish United represented the community in an interfaith 7-a-side football tournament which marked the culmination of the national Interfaith WeekBenji Hillman’s parents, Judy and Danny, with vice-premier Moshe Ya’alon at the groundbreaking ceremony in Ra’anana last week for Habayit shel Benji, Israel’s first dedicated home for lone combat soldiers.A Nottingham based study group celebrated their completion of Genesis with a party and presentations with both past and present members attending the eventSome of the 65 participants at the tea to mark Newport Hebrew Congregation's 150th anniversaryOver 100 students and residents from across the Birmingham Jewish community were tested for Tay Sachs. Pictured, from left: David Bodansky, Natan Silver, Dr Ian Ellis,Dr Alan Stanton, Samanatha Joseph and Dr Patel.The Israeli cultural outreach organisation Soul Train completed an 11-stop tour of Scotland. Supported by Scojec they performed for more than 350 peopleJoy Wolfe received her MBE from the Princess Royal at Buckingham Palace with her were her husband Brian, daughter Laura and son David who travelled from the US to be at the ceremony
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