Events Calendar

                                 Film “Young Victoria”

                                                  Starring

                           Emily Blunt, Rupert Friend, Paul Bettany,

                           Miranda Richardson and Jim Broadbent

                           with a screen play by Julian Fellowes.

                           Admission includes afternoon tea

One of our members has a giant cinema screen

and digital projector set-up in their home. We will

be screening a full film which has yet to be chosen

from a large list. There will be plenty of time to

socialize over refreshments.

Please let Jackie know if you wish to go

Five Towns & the North invite you to come and hear:

A performance of Rosenblatt and Gershwin –   The King of Cantors and the King of Broadway with Yisrael Lutnick, tenor

Tickets can be purchased on-line at www.israel-theatre.com or locally from Esther (no. above).

New members are welcome to join on the night

HOB (Hitachdut Olei Britannia) aims to have some fun while supporting local charities

8:00pm

Wednesday 22^nd Feb 2017

At

The First Aliyah Museum,

Ha-Nadiv Street 2,

Zichron Ya’acov

Tickets can be purchase on-line at

www.israel-theatre.com

or

locally from Esther

Contact Esther 054 9574306

or e-mail hob.zichron@gmail.com

General seating 80 nis

HOB members & Soldiers 70 nis

Gypsy the Musical starring Imelda Staunton and Peter Davison. Afternoon tea will be served at 4:00 pm followed at 4:30pm by the screening.

Tea at 4 p.m.

Film “It’s Complicated”, a comedy, will be shown at 4.30 p.m.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Celebrating Israel’s 70th Year

Speakers: Lord Roderick Balfour, 5th Earl of Balfour and Isaac Herzog, Chairman of the Jewish Agency

Booking and payment required by 26th October to Jeanette Cannon, 18a/18 Nitza Boulevard, Netanya 4226249

On April 30th just before Yom HaShoah we will be showing “The Story of Beth Shalom” a documentary film by Jack Grossman about the UK National Holocaust Centre and Museum. The Centre was the brainchild of James and Stephen Smith along with their mother Marina who in 1991 visited Yad Vashem – Israel’s National Holocaust Museum. This conscientious, thoughtful and considerate Christian family were stunned and challenged by the information gathered during their journey.

 Please join us at the Moadon at 1:30 for a light lunch followed by a talk by Susan Nahon and the film show. Cost for members 30NIS non-members 50NIS.

Details to be announced nearer time