Sunday, December 9, 1990 - North Shore News ~ 43

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lighting the first candle on the traditional
candelabrurn called a menorah.

The eight-day festival dates
back to 165 B.C. when Judah
Macabbee and his followers gain-
ed victory over their Syrian op-
pressors. After driving the Syrians
out of Jerusalem, the Jews set
about cleaning and rededicating
their holy temple which had been
defiled by the Hellenists.

As the story goes, when they
wanted to light a sacred lamp,
there was no ritually prepared oil
to be found. They discovered one
small container of oil, enough to
last only one day.

But when the lamp was lit it
miraculously burned for eight
days. Jews celebrate this miracle
by flighting candles in the home
for eight days.

In the home a special prayer is
recited, followed by songs and a
traditional game of dreidel, using
a four-winged spinning top. Also,
traditional foods are eaten such as
latkes (potato pancakes) and
sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) both
fried with oil as a reminder of the
miracle of the oil in the temple.

Hanukkah

Hanukkah lights have come ta
symboiize a universal message of
freedom of the human spirit,
freedom from tyranny and op-
pression, and the ultimate victory
of good over evil. The menorah,
or eight-branched = candelabrum,
serves to remind all people to
rededicate their lives to goodness
and spirituality, and urges all citi-
zens of the world to reflect on the
miracles of creation and life.

Ai Har El Synagogue in West
Vancouver, there will be a Hebrew
School Hanukkah party for
children on Sunday, Dec. 16 from
2 to 4 p.m. There will also be
regular services Friday, Dec. 14 at
7 p.m. aad a morning service on
Saturday, Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. Con-
tact 922-8245 for more informa-
tion.

This year, several Hanukkah
menorahs will be placed in public
locations around B.C. i i
Whistler Village Square,
couver City Hall and Oakridge
Centre.

For more information on
Hanukkah, call Lubavitch Van-

In modern times, says the
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Personal Shopping Service. By
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Complimentary Gift Wrap. So your gift is as
beautiful on the outside as it is on the inside.
Gift Registry. In the China Department.
Hostess and Mini Fashion Shows. Popping up
throughout the store.

Ron Zaiko Exercise Group.

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Fire Fighters Charity Promotion. Selling
their calendars.

Large Screen Monday Night Football. In the
restaurant, SO you don’t miss a thing!

3.99 Beef 'n Fries Dinner.

§:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Peter Black, Master Butcher. Demonstrates
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Monday Night Football Halftime Score.
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Name Tag Draw. Win a 5000 gift certificate.
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Draw for a B.C. Rail Day Trip for Two to
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