Friday, October 7,1963
The Jewish Floridian of Tampa
Page 3
Women's Division Plans 'Super'
Fall Shalom-Tampa Get-Together
TAMPA JEWISH BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'8 NETWORK
Nancy Ford, (right) Director of Public Affairs, University of South
Florida Medical Center, spoke on the "fabric of connections," net-
''working, at the September 26 meeting of the Tampa Jewish Business
and Professional Women's Network at the Commerce Club. This
group is sponsored by the Tampa Jewish Federation. With Nancy
Ford are Betty Triable and Linda Goldstein, chairman (standing).
Photo: Audrey Haubenstock
Dulzin Pledges WZO Support for
IWest Bank Settlement Near Nablus
By DAVID LANDAU
JERUSALEM (JTA) -
iLeon Dulzin, chairman of the
Jewish Agency and World
|Zionist Organization Executives,
pledged the WZO's support
Dr the establishment of an
ducational institution for
Idiaspora youth at the settlement
|of Bracha. near Nablus.
Bracha, dubbed "upper
Nablus" by its detractors, is one
! the most controversial of the
law West Bank settlements. Its
tics claim it was set up by
biel Sharon with a view to its
oming a major Jewish town
verlooking the large Arab town
f Nablus. It is situated on a high
[just south of the city.
e 30 families are presently
living there, but a broad highway
leading up the hill to Bracha indi-
cates that its planners were
instructed to prepare a blueprint
for a major urban development.
Bracha hit the headlines earlier
this year when its official inau-
guration ceremony in the pre-
sence of Deputy Premier David
Levy was disrupted by a Peace
Now demonstration and had to
be. held indoors instead of out-
doors as planned.
Dulzin, on a tour of the settle-
ment this week, said the Bracha
residents had proved themselves
eager and resourceful and that
the WZO would be happy to help
them as it would help any Jew
contributing to Zionist settle-
ment in Eretz Yisrael.
Anti-Jewish Material
Appears in Egypt Again
LONDON (JTA) -
enly anti-Jewish mate-
rial continues to appear in
the publications of opposi-
tion elements in Egypt
[despite that country's
urmal peace treaty with
Israel, says a report issued
fere by the Institute of
Jewish Affairs.
report by Dr. Raphael Is-
ieli, director of the Hebrew
University's pre-academic
f^d'es and an expert on Islam
Chinese history, concludes
no substantial changes ne-
ed in the popular Egyptian
Conception of Jews, Israelis and
p*nism during the years im-
Inediately after President Anwar
PMt's peace mission.
D* ISRAELI'S report ia baaed
I" nis forthcoming book
Ijnalyzing the Arabs' stereotype
lcnptions of Jews and the wide
fringing accusations levelled at
tot
i*?' P^icular concern, ha
"tos. are a number of publica-
Jj*. published at least until
l'*l. which were baaed on the
IWamous "Protocola of the
Pan of Zion,"- and blood libel
In Dr. Israeli's view, the exist-
ence of anti-Semitic publications
places "a long dark tunnel at the
end of the light which the peace
treaty has kindled."
The Shalom-Tampa Newcomer
Committee, a project of the
Tampa Jewish Federation
Women's Division, is gearing up
for their annual Fall Newcomer
get-to-get her.
Vicki Paul, Chairman of the
Shalom-Tampa Committee, and
Ruth Polur, Vice President of
Special Projects and the com-
mittee have planned the party for
Saturday, Oct. 16, 7:30 pjn., at
the home of committee member,
Greta and Saul Schiffman.
Serving on the committee are:
Merilyn Burke, Rosalie Cheffetz,
Harriett Cyment, Yvette Eich-
berg, Rita Garyn, Rita Hir-
shberg, Shirley Kerban, Rita
Leiber, Cindy Sper, Marlene
Steinberg, Greta Schiffman, and
Trudy Harris.
If you are new or know of
someone new to the area, call the
Tampa Jewish Federation
Women's Division office, 876-
1618, to be added to the in-
vitation list.
Women's Division
In Need of Artists
The Tampa Jewish Federation
Women's Division has begun
their 1983-84 year. Lili Kauf-
mann, president, states that
many committees have been
meeting over the summer 
Shalom-Tampa, Campaign,
Leadership Development,
Community Education, Special
Projects. "Women's Wednes-
day" and are planning
"Super" educational and social
programs and events.
The Women's Division is in
need of several artistic people to
assist in the art work and letter-
ing on a project on a short-time
commitment. If you are arty and
creative and would like to assist
the Women's Division on this
project, please call Rhoda Davis
at the Federation office, 875-
1618.
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