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Celebration Mark* 60th Birthday The Tampa Section of
the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJWl was founded on
March 12, 1924. by Sara Zecsicker Braah with 12 members.
Today, NCJW has over 350 members and is active in women's
issues, Jewish life, children and youth, Israel and aging.
The Tampa Section gathered to toast that date and the 90th
birthday of the national organisation on March 18. Two of the
founding members present at the dinner were Lizzie Berger and
Hannah Sandier.
Coordinated by chairman Betty Cohen, the evening
highlighted with dinner and dancing, and awards presentation
and a champagne toast to NCJW. A slide show, "Council On
The Scene A Retrospective," looked at involvement over the
years.
Committee members who planned the event were Fran
Bernstein, Marsha Brenner, Chippy Gould. Connie Rosenberg.
Audrey Haubenstock. Loi* Tannen. Rae Lewis, Lyssi Deitch.
Cathy Heim, Donna Cutler. In. Haubenstock. Elaine Beach.
L orille Falk and Lee
Residency Begins In Jury Kara Haas, daughter of Dr.
Bob and Lois Haaa, will begin her residency in surgery at the
University of Washington in Seattle in July. She will graduate
from Tulane Medical School in June. Kara is a member of the
medical honor society. Alpha Omega Alpha.
Bob and Lois s three other children are also busy with
academics. Robin Haas Pekala will attend law school in the fall.
She and her brother, Brad, were both class valedictorians at
Plant High School. A junior, Brad Haas is majoring in
mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Fence Haas, ho was recently inducted into the
National Honor Society, is a junior at Plant High School.
Student* Win At Science Fair Aaron and Joshua
Rundus, sons of Dr. Dewey and Madeline Runduus, each won
awards at the H ills borough Regional Science Fair held on March
8.
Aaron, a student at Carrolhrood Elementary School, won a
second place award in the fourth grade division. His entry dealt
with animal behavior and the display also won a first place
award from the Museum of Science and Industry.
Joshua, a sixth-grade student at Lockhart Elementary
School, was awarded second place in the enginering category for
the Junior High division. He was also chosen as a delegate to
the State Science Fair which will be held in Melbourne next
month.
Broadway Revue Night committee members are standing (left
to right) Nancy Mizrahi, Alice Israel, Judy Tawil, Nina Ber-
nstein and Esther Carp; seated (left to right) Freda Rosenbaum,
Ellie Fishman and Bert Green.
Hadassah Stages Broadway Revue Night Hadassah's
Broadway Revue Night with Games was held at the Jewish
Community Center on March 3. Razz Ma Jazz, a group of
young entertainers, received a standing ovation for their dance
and song numbers from several Braodway shows. 
Afterwards, everyone participated in the games. Some 45
gifts and certificstes, donated by local merchants, were given
away. The winner of the grand prize, a trip to Disneyworld and
Epcot with lodging, was Mr. and Mrs. Al Man-ahi. Their two
sons, Morris and Michael, wil join them for the trip. .
Babyline ... A daughter, Stephanie Rachel, was born on
Msrch 5 to Dick and Linda Bernstein of Nashville, Tennessee.
The grandparents are Margie and Bernie Bernstein of Tampa
and Libby Buchman of Nashville. The great grandmother u
Lillian Buchman, also of Nashville.
More Babyline ... A daughter, GabrieUe Shoshannah Dorit,
was born on March 16 to Anschel O. Wales and Barbara Jean
Rsbine Weiss. They have six other children, Miriam, 25, Neil,
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Mrs Ted Sharp
Weddings
SCHULMAN- SHARP
Laada Gail Schubnan, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Robert Schulman of
Pain-. Harbor and the late Mr.
Robert Schulman, and Ted Mark
Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Sharp of Palm Harbor,
were married on March 25. The
wedding was held at Temple
B'nai Israel in Clearwater with
Rabbi Arthur Baseman and
Cantor Howard Rosenblatt
officiating.
Linda's attendant* were Susan
Schulman of Palm Harbor, maid
of honor; and Susan Sharp of
Clearwater, Pam Tincher of St.
Petersburg. Beth Waracfa of
Palm Harbor, and Michelle
Businger of Tampa.
Best man was Steven Sharp of
Tampa. Ushers were Harold
Sharp of St. Petersburg, Robb
Ruck of St. Petersburg. Judd
Frank of Pasadena. Calif..
Benjamin Crawford of Clear-
water,David Samuel* of Cleve-
land, Ohio, and Joe Ramierz of
Tampa.
The grandmother of the groom
is Sara Lipton of Cleveland, Ohio.
Linda and Ted spent their
honeymoon on a cruise in the
Caribbean Islands and plan to
reside in Palm Harbor.
The Tampa Jewish Federation Women's Division proudly wekoa-j
four new Lion of Jadah member, to the 1984 Campai^.ShownabZ
(left to right): Jolene Shor, Campaign Co-Chairman; Leonore Keuler
Lili Kaufmann, new Lions, and Bobbe Karpay, Campaign G>
Chairman. Shor and Karpay congratulated Messier and Kaufmann a
the Women's Division Luncheon and presented them with the Lion of
Judah pin. Also receiving new pins this year are Anne Elatory and
Michey Wallace. The Lion of Judah pin represents a commitment of
5,0000 and over to the Women's Division Campaign and is recognutd
nation-wide.
Rodeph Sholom To
Hold Geniza Service
Congregation Rodeph Sholom
will hold a Genoa Service (book
burial) on Sunday, April 1, at 10
a.m.
A Geniza i* a storing or hiding
place. When prayer books, prayer
shawls, and other ritual articles
of Judaism are no longer in
usable condition, they are buried.
In Judaism, respect for books is
taught for the knowledge and
wisdom they contain. With this
thought in mind, books are not
destroyed. It is the custom to
treat them with dignity; espe-
cially if these worn-out or tat-
tered articles contain the name of
God.
Although this is a burial, this
day is celebrated in a festive way.
Musical instruments are played
and singing and dancing accom-
pany the burial.
On Sunday, April 1, Congregi
tion Rodeph Sholom. will
celebrate this day under the
leadership of Rabbi Kenneth R
Berger. Rabbi Theodore Brod,
Cantor William Hauben, Orson
Skorr and Mrs. Karen Patron,
Principal.
Participating in the Geniu
Service will be the Religion
School students of Rodeph
Sholom and joining in the cere-
mony will be members of the
Tampa Rabbinical Association u
well as past and present board
members of the synagogue.
The public is invited to attend.
For more information call Karen
Patron. Religious School
Principal at 837-1911.
Mrs. Michael Steinberg
MOTZNESTEINBERG
Miriam Motzne, daughter of
Josef and Ester Motzne of Clear-
water, and Michael Alan Stein-
berg, son of Judge Ralph and
Marlene Steinberg, were married
on March 24. The wedding and
reception were held at Congre-
gation Rodeph Sholom. Rabbi
Kenneth Berger officiated.
Miriam's attendants were
Joanne Samson of Tampa, sister
of the groom; Susan Steinberg of
Gainesville, and Michelle Sligler
of Pinellas Park.
Michael's ushers were Ruben
Moss of Jacksonville, Ziv Motzne
of Clearwater, and Bruce Mayer
of Houston, Tex.
The bride's grandparent is
Yochevid Mizrachi of Tel Aviv,
Israel, and the groom's grand-
parents are Sam Greenberg and
Sarah Steinberg, both of Tampa.
After a honeymoon cruise to
Mexico, the couple will reside in
Tampa. Michael is a practicing
attorney with Newman, Berko
witz and Steinberg, PA. Miriam
is a chemical engineer with Inter-
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