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Rabbi Reuven Bulka fonds

fonds1967 - presentI0195

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Ottawa Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
Dates
1967 - present (indexed as 1967)
Level
fonds
Extent
13cm of textual materials
Scope & content
This fonds is a collection of news clippings written by Rabbi Bulka as well as clippings written about him. Some of the clippings relate to his outreach and fundraising activities on behalf of the various organizations with which he is involved. Also in the fonds are several of his publications. There are 9 folders on the fonds, 7 publications plus 2 souvenir tribute booklets, and a siddur from the Bar Mitzvah of son Eliezer Menachem Folder List: Folder 1: (1988-2006) Clippings about awards received by Rabbi Bulka Folder 2: 2006: The Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation established The Reuven P. Bulka Award. Folder 3: (1976-2007) Book reviews of Rabbi Bulka's publications Folder 4: (1982-2012) Clippings of news articles and commentaries written by Rabbi Bulka Folder 5: (1988-2008) clippings written by others about Rabbi Bulka's activities, articles and commentaries Folder 6: Family File - articles and items (wedding invitations) relating to Rabbi Bulka's wives and children, and extended family. Folder 7: Materials relating to Rabbi Bulka's fund-raising efforts on behalf of the Cancer Foundation and the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario. Folder 8: (1967-2006) clippings on public events in the Jewish community. Folder 9: (1999-2009) clippings on public events in the non-Jewish community Folder 10: (2013) Philatelic materials - to mark presentation of the Order of Canada to Rabbi Bulka. Folder 11: Correspondence - folder contains two letters donated by Machzikei Hadas after his death. Folder 12: ID cards and passports Articles, Journals and Book: “Logotherapy and Judaism - Some Philosophical Comparisons”. Tradition, Volume 12, #3-4 (Winter-Spring, 1972): 72-89. The Wit and Wisdom of the Talmud. Mt Vernon, New York: The Peter Pauper Press. 1974. [2 copies, signed] Journal of Psychology and Judaism, Volume 2, #2 (Spring 1978). The Haggadah for Pesach with Translation and Thematic Commentary. Jerusalem, Israel: Machon Pri Ha’Aretz. 1985 Uncommon Sense for Common Problems: A Logotherapy Guide Life’s Hurdles and Challenges. Toronto, ON: Lugus. 1990. The Haggadah Connection with Translation and Thematic Commentary. Southfield, MI & Nanuet, NY: Targum/Feldheim. 2005. Turning Grief into Gratitude: Reflections and Recommendations on Mourning and Condolence. Ottawa, Canada: A Paper Spider Production. 2007. Miscellaneous items: Siddur Kol Yakov, Nusach Ashkenaz for the Bar Mitzvah of Eliezer Menachem Bulka, 14 Tevet 5751 25 Years of Devoted Service to Machizei Hadas and to the Ottawa Jewish Community. 8 Elul 5753/August 25, 1993 (2 copies). In brown envelope: photocopy of cheque for $108.00 (6xchai) written by Lawrence Freedman (President of Ottawa Jewish Historical Society, 1992-2006) to "My Friend The Greatest Rabbi in the Whole World" with pen (one of 200 made) and letter stating that the bank had accepted this cheque from Rabbi Bulka. Also in envelope a pen-size box sealed with cartoon newspaper. 1. Turning Grief into Gratitude was donated by Pat Binder (in white envelope) 2. Biographical information obtained from various internet sources and newsclippings.
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