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have come of age. We are no
longer on the periphery of
Jewish life. In numbers, in
vitality and as a spreading,
organized movement
throughout North America
(as well as Israel, Europe.<
South America and now the
former Soviet Union),
Secular-Humanistic Judaism
has become mainstream.
Tradition, in its broad,'
sense, is a common glue to
bond us together and with the
rest of the Jewish people. ❑
JVS To Save $775,000
With New Bond Rates
827-4050
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and emotion to coexist with
reason and create those
sweet, and yet, sometimes
sorrowful, life-fulfilling
moments and experiences of
Jewish living.
Humanistic modern values
have become integral to most
American Jewish lifestyles. It
has been written that "Jews
are not encountering modern
America; they are modern
America."
So it is with Secular-
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issuance of $5 million in
bonds in 1986. The bonds,
have an interest rate range',
of 5.5 - 9.5 percent, rising as
the bonds mature. With a 10--1
year life, the old bonds were
due to increase to 9 percent
this year.
Barbara Nurenberg, ex-
ecutive director of JVS, said
the new bonds will be for
$3.885 million over 15 years.
They will have an interest
rate of 3.8 - 6.5 percent.
She said the bonds also
help JVS by spreading the
costs over more years.
"When these things happen,
you have to grab 'em," she: \
said. "With the recession,
and fund-raising down for
United Way and the Allied
Jewish Campaign, you have
to do these things."
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Immigrants Replenish
Israeli Forests
Biryia, Israel (JTA) —
Known for its pristine beau-
ty and clean mountain air,
Biriya Forest in Galilee has
traditionally been a favorite
recreation spot for nature-
lovers.
This year, however, the
first thing visitors to the
5,000-acre forest see is
destruction: Tens of
thousands of mature trees
lie dead, as if they were
discarded Popsicle sticks,
while hundreds of thousands
more have been severely
damaged.
Ironically, the winter's
heavy snowfall, which did so
much to replenish the
nation's endangered water
supply, has now put its
forests in danger. Snow and
sub-freezing temperatures
combined to uproot a million
trees throughout the coun-
try, predominantly in high-
altitude areas in the north<
and central regions.
Now, forestry profes-'
sionals, new immigrants and
youth volunteers are racing
the clock to clear away the
debris before it becomes this
summer's tinder.
At nearby Levy forest,
JNF has put to work more
than 1,000 youths during a
five-day working vacation.
Though they will spend the
majority of their time hiking
and playing, the teens also
will pitch in and help clear
away flammable twigs and
branches.
JNF, which currently
employs hundreds of new
immigrants in forestry, has
actively sought immigrant
workers since the 1950s,
Bunny Alexandroni, a JNF -\
information officer, points
out.