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Youth Summer Camp in Israel
Focus of JNF Women's Drive
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The Women of the
Jewish National Fund
have undertaken the es-
tablishment of'a youth
summer camp in Israel.
The youth camp which is
to be located in the
American Bicentennial
National Park near
Jerusalem, will be used by
American and Israeli
_high school and college
youths, according to
Betty Silverman, fund-
raising chairman. It will
also serve as a cultural
center.
The 1,000 women of
JNF, who last year, com-
pleted a $250,000 family
recreation center in
Kiryat Shmona, are seek-
ing to raise $100,000 for
the youth camp. The an-
nual donor tea on Jan. 18
at Shaarey Zedek will
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The park will include a
Diane Levine is presi-
SURGICAL SUPPLY INC.
dent of the Women of 12-kilometer road which
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Just East of Northwestern Hwy.
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The American Bicen- Jerusalem, a series of re-
tennial Park was estab- creation and picnic areas,
lished by JNF in tribute to a stalagtite and stalag-
200 years of United States mite cavern, an observa-
independence and to tion tower on one of the
Over 45 Years
strengthen the ties bet- peaks and the Pavilion of
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total-
ween the people of Israel
Of
and the people of America. ling one million trees in
It is located in a biblically honor of the 50 States of
Moving Experience
historic area in the Judean the Union. Tributes to
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Hills about 20 miles
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these mountain meadows fought in the American
David pastured his sheep Revolution will dot the
and fought Goliath, and park.
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Samson singlehandedly
MOVING & STORAGE CO.
with Mrs. Silverman are:
battled the Philistines.
When the Bicentennial co-fund raising chairmen:
Park is completed in 1978, Mesdames William Levin,,
NUMBER 0 ALLIED VAN LINES
at a cost of $6 million it Jules Feigelman and
will benefit the inhabit-. Joseph Greenbaum. Spe-
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Education, has been
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named by the American
JNF is the sole land re-
Association for Jewish
clamation and reaffores-
Education as director of
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its department of statis-
For information call the
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by more than one author JNF office, 968-0820.
mation.
and was compiled by an
editor.
While both Shore and
Radday admit that the
method called discrimin-
ant analysis has been
known to statisticians for
some time, and similari
that the likelihood of the
Book of Judges having
more than one author is
not news to biblical scho-
lars, they assert that this
method of detection has
never before been
employed in literary
criticism, and certainly
never on the Bible.
Tiiey are convinced
that this application of
discriminant analysis
opens possibilities not
daily)
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only for biblical authenti-
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HAIFA— Prof. Yehuda
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Dept. of General Studies
at the Technion-Jsrael
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where he teaches Bible,
has recently completed
extensive research into
the homogeneity of bibli-
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computer.
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Technion grcluate and a
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tends to corroborate what
some scholars had long
suspected; namely that
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