November 26,1983
The Jewish Floridian of Tampa
Page 3
Tickets Now on Sale for Israeli Ballet
B&P Women's Network to
Meet November 28
I The Business & Profeeaionai
Lien's Network will meet for
jr November monthly meeting
a Monday evening, Nov. 28, at
First Financial Tower.
The group will hear a panel of
Ljgrts advise the best
fvestrnent tactics to use in
fsonal money management.
his program will go a long way
lowards clearing up mis-
Kept ions many women may
ave concerning their abilities to
handle money and invest wisely"
Helen Schuster, Account Execu-
tive with E.F. Hutton and panel
moderator, said. Areas to be
covered include estate planning,
property and casualty insurance,
tax planning and stocks and
bonds. A question and answer
session will conclude the
presentation.
All women in the business
community are invited to attend
and are asked to bring their
questions with them. Cocktails
will begin at 6 p.m., and dinner,
which coats $10.60, will begin at
6:30 p.m. All reservations are
guaranteed and required.
And remember, the B & P
Network is running a Logo
Contest bring your sugges-
tions to the meeting or call Rhoda
Davis at the Tampa Jewish
Federation office.
Tickets are now on sale for the
first-ever performance of the
Israel Ballet in this area. There
will be a matinee and evening
performance by the ballet troupe
on Sunday, March 25, 1984, in
the new Ruth Eckerd Hall at the
Richard B. Baumgardner Center
for the Performing Arts on Mc-
Mullen Booth Road in Clearwa-
ter.
General admission tickets for
the critically acclaimed ensemble
rAassit/ic Festival
Israeli Chassidic Festival Dec. 13
A spectacular musical produc-
of Israeli song, dance and
busic performed by top Israeli
liars comes to the Tampa The-
[tre for a single performance on
Juesday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m.
The Israeli Chassidic Festival,
presented by the Tampa Jewish
fommunity Center, makes its
pixth annual appearance in
I'.imp.i and due to past sell-outs
the Center, the presentation is
eing moved to the Tampa
Theatre this year.
"This year we are really
hcited about the Chassidic Fes-
tival, said JCC President Leah
ividson. "For the past five
rs, they have been a vibrant,
lun group with great songs and
incing.
"And now at the Tampa The-
atre, we will be able to have more
ople and seat them more com-
rtably."
The first Israeli Chassidic Fes-
gal in 1969 was intended to be a
time contest for the best
Wic set to Biblical verses.
However, the overwhelming
sponse changed the course of
story for this musical event.
Ever since, composers from all
pver the world enter their works
spirited competition. Top Is-
li performers present these
|>ngs to the people of Israel who
|*ect the winners.
.Fifteen festivals have produced
I15 LP record albums, 160 new
|Jns, more than half of which
|ve made the Israeli Hit Parade
ld have become well-known the
l*rld over, among them: "Oeeh
l*k>in," "Shema Iareel,"
I Adon Olam," and "Malchu-
la."
The festival attained immor-
TJ'y a" its songs became a part
"the daily services. Paaaagesof
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[BQBdreds of year* are now being
1 to new mefodiee which orig-
inated in the Chassidic Festival. the musical director.
Following the international
debut at New York's Carnegie
Hall in 1971, scores of cities on
four continents have welcomed
the Israeli Chassidic Festival to
their stages.
This year marks the Festival's
14th visit to North America, with
an all-new cast and completely
new show. The show is directed
by Tzedi Tzafftj, choreographed
by Esther Bash, costumes by
Yuval Tzur and Benny Hagary is
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range from $11.50 to $15.50.
In addition, Benefactors of
$1,000 or more receive two
tickets; Patrons of $100 or more
receive one ticket; and Friends of
950 or more receive one ticket. All
Benefactors, Patrons and Friends
will receive an invitation to a gala
reception following the evening
performance.
Information about this perfor-
mance is available from the Jew-
ish National Fund.
 The festival is more than a
high-quality concert; it is where
songs become hits overnight and
soon part of the Jewish musical
treasury, adding a contemporary
refreshing sound to it.
Tickets are priced at $10 for
adults, $8 for seniors and
students, and $6 for children
under 13. Tickets are available at
the Tampa Theatre or at the
Jewish Community Center (2808
Horatio).
Wedding
CHESLERPATRON
Karen Chester and Richard
Patron were married on. Nov. 20
at Congregation RodeprrSholom.
Rabbi Kenneth Berger and
Cantor William Hauben offi-
ciated. The reception followed at
Congregation Rodeph Sholom.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chester of
Tampa and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Patron of
Tampa. The bride's grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lavine.
The maid of honor was Shelli
Newman, Tampa. Tne brides-
maids were Debi Chester, Pam
Chesler, and Amy Patrcm, all of
Tampa, and Ellen Patron,
Boston.
The groom's attendants were
David Karzmer, Youngstown,
Ohio, Eric Chesler, Atlanta,
Charles Siegfried, Gary Rollin-
son, and Max Chesler, all of
Tampa.
The bride and groom are
spending their honeymoon in Key
West and plan to reside in
Tampa.
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