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*1969 The ''[[Jewish Chronicle]]'' reported that two new groups of the Glasgow JNF had been created. 'at meetings held in the Tinto Firs Hotel last week.'<ref name="newJNFgroups">'Two new Glasgow JNF groups', [[Jewish Chronicle]], 12 September 1969, p. 84.</ref> The two groups were a 'junior commission for those between the ages of 15 and 18' in which '150 members were enrolled'.<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> The meeting was chaired by [[Martin Morrison]]. In the evening of the same day a meeting was chaired by [[Maurice Links]] the president of the [[Glasgow Commission of the JNF]] 'for engaged and younng married couples' at which 'it was decided to form a local fellowship of the JNF.'<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> Sixty people were reported as having joined the new group.<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> | *1969 The ''[[Jewish Chronicle]]'' reported that two new groups of the Glasgow JNF had been created. 'at meetings held in the Tinto Firs Hotel last week.'<ref name="newJNFgroups">'Two new Glasgow JNF groups', [[Jewish Chronicle]], 12 September 1969, p. 84.</ref> The two groups were a 'junior commission for those between the ages of 15 and 18' in which '150 members were enrolled'.<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> The meeting was chaired by [[Martin Morrison]]. In the evening of the same day a meeting was chaired by [[Maurice Links]] the president of the [[Glasgow Commission of the JNF]] 'for engaged and younng married couples' at which 'it was decided to form a local fellowship of the JNF.'<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> Sixty people were reported as having joined the new group.<ref name="newJNFgroups"/> | ||
*1952-3 [[Glasgow British Technion Society]] Chairmen- [[Maurice B. Links]], [[Edward Jacobs]], Hon. Secretary — [[Fred Berkley|F. S. Berkley]], M.A., LL.B., 175, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. Tel.: City 3188.<ref>The Zionist Year Book, 1952-32, p. 193.</ref> | *1952-3 [[Glasgow British Technion Society]] Chairmen- [[Maurice B. Links]], [[Edward Jacobs]], Hon. Secretary — [[Fred Berkley|F. S. Berkley]], M.A., LL.B., 175, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. Tel.: City 3188.<ref>The Zionist Year Book, 1952-32, p. 193.</ref> | ||
| + | *1934 - 'During the course of the evening Golden Book Certificates were presented by Rabbi [[I. Goodman]] to Mr. and Mrs. [[A. Links]] (on the occasion of their son’s [Maurice]] departure for the [[Mikveh Yisrael Agricultural School]], Palestine), to Master [[Elliott Winocour]] (on the occasion of his Barmitzvah) and to the [[Glasgow University Jewish Society]], who had raised the £2O required to buy the certificate from the [[Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund|J.N.F.]] contributions made by their members. The recipients, Mrs. A. Links, Master Winocour and Mr. [[A. L. Benjamin]], president of the Jewish Students’ Society, replied.<ref>Jewish Echo 4 May 1934.</ref> | ||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Links family]] | ||
==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
*[[Vaad L'Man Habonim]] - Circa 1947 Chairman [[L Wolfson]] | Hon Sec [[Maurice Benzion Links|MB Links]]<ref>''The Jewish Year Book'', 1947, p.205.</ref> | *[[Vaad L'Man Habonim]] - Circa 1947 Chairman [[L Wolfson]] | Hon Sec [[Maurice Benzion Links|MB Links]]<ref>''The Jewish Year Book'', 1947, p.205.</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 07:38, 10 July 2026
Maurice Benzion Links (born 1913, Gorbals, died 1992 Eastwood and Mearns)[1][2] Mother's maiden name Weiner.
Married Ida Links (nee Bernstein) in 1941 in Pollok.[3]
- Son of Abraham Mordechai Links
- Father of David Samuel Links and Brian Israel Links
Activities
'Two new Glasgow JNF groups', Jewish Chronicle, 12 September 1969, p. 84.
- 1969 The Jewish Chronicle reported that two new groups of the Glasgow JNF had been created. 'at meetings held in the Tinto Firs Hotel last week.'[4] The two groups were a 'junior commission for those between the ages of 15 and 18' in which '150 members were enrolled'.[4] The meeting was chaired by Martin Morrison. In the evening of the same day a meeting was chaired by Maurice Links the president of the Glasgow Commission of the JNF 'for engaged and younng married couples' at which 'it was decided to form a local fellowship of the JNF.'[4] Sixty people were reported as having joined the new group.[4]
- 1952-3 Glasgow British Technion Society Chairmen- Maurice B. Links, Edward Jacobs, Hon. Secretary — F. S. Berkley, M.A., LL.B., 175, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. Tel.: City 3188.[5]
- 1934 - 'During the course of the evening Golden Book Certificates were presented by Rabbi I. Goodman to Mr. and Mrs. A. Links (on the occasion of their son’s [Maurice]] departure for the Mikveh Yisrael Agricultural School, Palestine), to Master Elliott Winocour (on the occasion of his Barmitzvah) and to the Glasgow University Jewish Society, who had raised the £2O required to buy the certificate from the J.N.F. contributions made by their members. The recipients, Mrs. A. Links, Master Winocour and Mr. A. L. Benjamin, president of the Jewish Students’ Society, replied.[6]
See also
Affiliations
- Vaad L'Man Habonim - Circa 1947 Chairman L Wolfson | Hon Sec MB Links[7]
- Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund
Notes
- ↑ LINKS BENZION MOSES WEINER M 1913 644 / 17 / 89 Gorbals
- ↑ LINKS MAURICE BENZION 79 WEINER M 1992 650 / 114 Eastwood and Mearns
- ↑ LINKS MAURICE BENZION BERNSTEIN IDA 1941 644 / 18 / 79 Pollok
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 'Two new Glasgow JNF groups', Jewish Chronicle, 12 September 1969, p. 84.
- ↑ The Zionist Year Book, 1952-32, p. 193.
- ↑ Jewish Echo 4 May 1934.
- ↑ The Jewish Year Book, 1947, p.205.