Friday, March 18,1983
The Jewish Floridian of Tampa
Page 3
A Special Message to Tampa Women
TJSS Director Resigns
Dear Friends:
In Campaign '83, we are re-
sponding to the request for in-
creased giving to the Regular
Campaign and to the Special
Fund. There is still time, until
March 31, to reach capacity giv-
ing.
As women, we wish for equal
opportunity: to do all that we
can, to be all that we can.
With equal opportunity, how-
ever, comes a demand: equal re-
sponsibility. We women are half
the Jewish population of the
United States.
The clear demand made on us,
and the overriding demand which
we must make of ourselves is:
striving towards equality in
pledges and in cash collection.
We are many thousands, the
women who are committed,
active, involved. And we have a
gift which has always been ours:
I the ability to reach out, to draw
others in, to extend the circle.
Therefore, our effort in this and
in future campaigns has to be
twofold: 1) to double and triple
and quadruple the number of
women young, middle-aged,
elderly who give money, time,
knowledge, and skills to United
Jewish Appeal campaigns; 2) to
effect the cash sum we collect,
until it matches the sum collected
by men not to compete with
them but to demonstrate incon-
testably that we pull our equal
share of the load.
And another thought. The
Jewish people in all times in all
places have been victimized
and have, to some extent, ab-
sorbed, internalized, and reacted
to that judgement by seeing
Roots Mission to
New York City
Join the Women's Division on
a "Roots" Mission to New York
City, May 3-4-5. This exciting,
fun-filled trip will show you a
Jewish New York you didn't
know existed! Private guided
tours are being planned for Ellis
Island, Lower East Side, the
Jewish Museum, Leo Baech In-
stitute, as well as meeting pro-
minent Jewish personalities.
Save the dates now and call the
Tampa Jewish Federation Wom-
en's Division for further informa-
tion. 875-1618.
themselves as victims.
Instead, let the word go forth
from women, all Jewish women:
The Jewish people are not and
will never again be victims.
We are a strong and proud
people. A nation. We have sur-
vived and transcended all that
has happened to us, from ancient
times till this day.
We, the Jewish people, have
been a maayan, a source, a well-
spring, not only to each other but
to the entire world. We shall con-
tinue to be.
Shalom,
HARRIET SLOANE
National Chairman
Women's Division
United Jewish Appeal
Business and Professional
Women A Reality
Are Y-O-U involved in busi-
ness or a profession? Jewish? A
Woman? If the answer is YES
to all of the above, then YOU
have met the membership re-
quirements of the unique new
Jewish Business and Professional
Women's Network (JB&PWN).
Vice Chairmen of the new
group, which is sponsored by the
Tampa Jewish Federation
Women's Division, are Rhoda
Karpay, a commercial realtor, Dr.
Joyce Swarzman, assistant Pro-
fessor-University of South
Florida College of Education, and
Betty Tribble, General Manager
of Snelling & Snelling Personnel.
The JB&PWN was developed
to help fill a void in the organiza-
tional structure of the Tampa
Jewish
The program will be a panel
discussion facilitated by Dr.
Joyce Swarzman. Topic is: "The
Working Woman and Coping."
Panelists are: Linda Goldstein,
Writer-Editor-TECO, (single
working women): Michele Paley,
Account Manager-The Market-
ing Centre (single working
mothers); Mimi Siegel, Direc-
tress of Designer Salon-Maas
Brothers (women in business for
many years): and Harriett Stein,
President-Harriet Stein & Asso-
ciates, St. Petersburg (married
working women).
All working women are invited.
Reservations for dinner are re-
quired; for further information,
call the Tampa Jewish Federa-
tion Women's Division, 875-1618.
Federation Women's
Division. Women's programs Math Expert Nabbed
have traditionally been held dur-
ing the daytime hours which
tends to exclude the professional
woman.
Karpay, Swarzman and
Tribble in their announcement of
the new group, stated "The Net-
work was formed for Jewish
working women to share with one
another experience, talent and
imagination. Together we will
seek to learn and grow as we ex-
plore and intensify our knowl-
edge, skills, identities as Jewish
women, and involvement in our
community." The three vice
chairmen pointed out that the
Network is NOT a fund-raising
organization and all program-
ming decisions will be made by
its members.
The first program meeting will
be held this Monday evening,
March 21 at the Tampa Club,
Exchange Bank Building, down-
town. The Social Hour will begin
at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m.
Dinner cost is $10.
NEW YORK (JTA) -
Valery Senderov, a non-Jewish
Moscow mathematician who
helped compile statistical proof of
the exclusion of Jews from insti-
tutions of higher learning in the
USSR, was sentenced to 12
years' punishment, the maximum
term for "anti-Soviet agitation
and propaganda," it was reported
by the Student Struggle for Sovi-
et Jewry and the Union of Coun-
cils for Soviet Jews.
Anne Thai resigns as TJSS Exe-
cutive Director.
Anne Thai, Executive Director
of Tampa Jewish Social Service
since its development as a profes-
sional agency, has submitted her
resignation effective June 1,
1983.
"The last 8'/ years have been
an incredible opportunity for me
to grow and learn as the agency
has grown and expanded," said
Thai. "I'm very grateful to the
community for allowing me to do
this. It's time for something new
for both me and the agency."
Thai said she will open a
private practice for physhothera-
py and human services consult-
ation. Additionally, she will be
working for Playmakers in mana-
gement and development. Play-
makers is the theatrical group
which Thai currently heads as
president.
"I'm not leaving Tampa!"
Thai made very clear.
Immediate past president of
the Tampa Jewish Social Ser-
vices, Paula Zielonka said, "Anne
will be greatly missed by the
Tampa Jewish Social Service
Agency. She is a very efficient
executive. In her eight years she
has brought TJSS from a volun-
teer agency, serving only a few,
to a professional agency serving a
wide spectrum of the community.
The agency is well respected and
Ls considered a model by the
Unviersity of South Florida as
the way a social service agency
should be run.
It will be hard to replace Anne.
There are lots of social workers,
but one with talent as an execu-
tive, too. will be hard to find."
"I'm sorry our Tampa Jewish
Social Service Executive Director
has decided to go into the private
sector," said Tampa Jewish
Federation president Michael
Levine. "She's done an out-
standing job. We wish her much
luck in her new endeavors."
Britain Ok's
Delegation
LONDON (JTA) Britain
has finally agreed on the com-
position of an Arab League
delegation which will come to
London this month to discuss the
Arab-Israeli conflict.
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