Rabbi Joan Glazer To
Join Schaarai Zedek
When Rabbi Joan Glazer
Farber joins Congregation
Schaarai Zedek as assistant
rabbi, it will be a first in many
ways. There have been no other
assistant rabbis in the area.
Rabbi Frank Sundheim joined
Congregation Schaarai Zedek as
Associate Rabbi to Rabbi David
L. Zielonka, the difference being
that Rabbi Sundheim was the
designated successor to Rabbi
Zielonka. While she is the first
woman to be a permanent rabbi
in the Tampa Bay area. Congre-
gation Schaarai Zedek had Rabbi
Susan Berman serve as summer
rabbi, two years ago during
Rabbi Sundheim's sabbatical.
Rabbi Joan Glazer Farber, who
will join the staff of Congregation
Schaarai Zedek in July, is a
native of Baltimore, Md., and is a
confirmand of Baltimore Hebrew
Congregation. Her family's in-
volvement in Reform Judaism
has been deep and of long
standing. As a teenager, Rabbi
Farber was Vice President of the
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
Youth Group and was the chap-
lain of the Middle Atlantic
Federation of Temple Youth
(MAFTY).
Rabbi Farber is a graduate of
the University of Pittsburgh and
will be ordained on May 27 by the
New York School of Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion. In addition to her
rabbinical ordination, she will
simultaneously receive a MA in
Secondary Education from New
York University. During Rabbi
Farber's years in college and
rabbinical school, she has con-
tinued her interest in youth and
education. She has taught in reli-
gious schools and has been a
Program Coordinator for youth
programs in various commu-
nities. She has also served on the
faculty of UAHC, Camp Harlam,
and was coordinator of the
Learning Center at the NFTY
National Kutz Camp in Warwick,
N.Y.
She has served student pulpits
in Canton, N.Y.; Staunton, Va.;
and presently in New Castle, Pa.
One of her particular interests
has been in the field of counsell-
ing. She has been a participant in
several courses in bereavement
counselling sponsored by the
New York Board of Rabbis, and
presently is a chaplain at the
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center in New York City.
During her years in the New
York School, she has won several
honors for academic excellence
and has recently submitted her
thesis on the "ubject of intermar-
riage as reflected in some of the
rabbinical interpretations of the
Biblical Book of Ruth.
Rabbi Farber is married to An-
drew Farber who is a senior con-
sultant in the New York firm of
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and
Co.'s Information Systems
Services group. He specializes in
computer security.
Tampa Bay Area Jewish Singles Conference
In response to recently
heightened awareness of the
needs of Jewish singles, several
organizations in co-operation
with Tampa Jewish Social
Service, have joined together to
present the first Tampa Bay Area
Jewish Singles Conference. The
conference, which will be held on
Sunday, June 10, from 11 a.m. to
4 p.m. at Congregation Kol Ami,
will focus on issues related to
being single and Jewish in the
Tampa Bay Area.
Sandy Freedman, Chairman of
the Tampa City Council, will
present the keynote address. In
addition, several workshops will
take place on subjects ranging
from the single's "meet market"
to single parenting.
In the workshop on The
Singles "Meet Market Is It
Kosher?", Jean Sasmor, RN,
EdD, FAAN, educator at the
University of South Florida
School of Nursing, will explore
"intimacy, relationships and
sexuality." Steven J. Kaplan,
PhD, Director of the USF Hillel
Foundation of B'nai B'rith will
present a workshop on "Being
Single and Jewish in a Coupled
World." "Being Alone as an
Alternative (a new definition of
completeness)" will be led by
Michael Rothburd, PhD The
fourth workshop will deal with
"Single Parenting raising
children alone while readjusting
to a new single lifestyle" and will
be led by Tina Henson, DSW, an
instructor in the School of Social
Work at the University of South
Florida.
Each workshop will be
presented twice in order for the
participants to engage in discus-
Hadassah to Hold Donor Dinner
and Installation of Officers
The Ameet, Shalom Brandon,
and Tampa Chapters of Hadas-
sah will have a joint gala on
Wednesday, May 23,6:30 p.m. at
the Holiday Inn on Cypress.
The program will feature the
soundstrip, "Financial Report of
1983," from the Hadassah
national convention held in
Washington, D.C. last August.
Oscar Brand, a national folk
singer, adds excitement as the
accomplishments of the 370,000
Hadassah members are revealed
for the following projects sup-
ported by Hadassah Hadassah
Medical Organization, Youth
Aliyah, Hadassah Israel
Education Services, Jewish
National Fund, and in America
American Affairs. Zionist
ments to Israel and the welfare of
the Jewish people around the
world. Their hard work and dedi-
cation, and generosity enabled
chapters to meet their goals.
Afterwards, Lisl Schick, Presi-
dent of the Florida Central
Region of Hadassah will preside
over the installation of officers
for 1984-86 for the three chapters.
Awards and ribbons received
at the region conference will be on
display, as well as chapter scrap-
books. For reservations please
call Barbara Karpay at 996-4680,
Dorothy Skop at 839-0167, or
Sheila Kraus at 689-7204.
Members of the Donor Com-
mittee are: Ruth Glickman and
Nina Bernstein, co-chairmen:
SchZFTY, the youth group of Congregation Schaarai Zedek, donated
$200 to the Jewish Community Food Bank from money earned by
SchZFTYs sponsoring of the Purim CarnivaL. Presenting the check
to Barbara Alter, Food Bank Chairman, are SchZFTY President
Helene Wallace and Treasurer, Evan Feldman. Earlier this year
SchZFTY (which stands for Schaarai Zedek Federation of Temple
Youth) held a program on poverty and hunger. Over 35 youth group
members worked at the Purim Carnival helping to make this donation
possible. According to Mrs. Alter, 30 volunteers of the Jewish
Community Food Bank this week provided bags of groceries to 45
families which represented 125 individuals. Of this total number,
approximately 60 were children.
sions on a variety of topics. The
welcome session for the confer-
ence will be led by Rabbi Leonard
Rosen thai, Congregation Kol
Ami, and the concluding session
will be led by Anschel O. Weiss,
PhD, ACSW, Director of Tampa
Jewish Social Service.
The conference planning
committee included the following
representatives from Tampa's
Jewish single community: Jeff
Alper, Carla Goldman, Michelle
Kay, Susan Kessler, Eva
Mulhall, Rick Myers, Cathy
Smith, Judy Sobol, Anne
Weisman, Mitch Williams and
Leslye Winkelman. The Tampa
Jewish Social Service staff, under
the direction of Debra Winoker-
Miller and assistance of Meryl
Bomstein and Jeanette Jordan,
are offering the professional
guidance for this special event.
The following organizations in
co-operation with Tampa Jewish
Social Service are co-sponsoring
the conference: Tampa Jewish
Community Center, University of
South Florida Hillel, Congrega-
tion Schaari Zedek, Tampa:
Congregation Rodeph Sholom,
Tampa; Congregation Kol Ami,
Tampa; and Temple Ahavat
Shalom, Dunedin. Also sponsor-
ing the conference are: Jewish
Community Center of Pinellas
County; Congregation Beth
Shalom of Clearwater; Temple
Beth El, St. Petersburg; Temple
B'nai Israel, Clearwater and
Congregation B'nai Israel of St.
Petersbrug.
The registration fee for part-
icipation in this singles confer-
ence is $8.50 per person, which
includes a buffet lunch. Child
care is also included for those
who require it.
This event is one of the
growing number of community
services that TJSS hopes to
- American Affairs, Zionist Nina Bernstein, co-chairmen; services tnat uao nopea w
Affairs, Jewish Education, and Rosalyn Feldman, Shalom Bran- continue to develop to meet the
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American Youth. don"president; Betty Tribble,
Donors including Silver and Ameet President; and Elbe Fish-
Golden Angel donors, will be man, Tampa Chapter President;
honored for their special commit- Anne Spector,
New ADL
'Dictionary'
NEW YORK (JTA) "A
Dictionary of the Jewish Chris-
tian Dialogue" a book
designed to explain where
common concepts in both faiths
agree and differ is being
distributed nationally by the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith.
The 216-page book, published
by Pauliat Press, is edited by
fffrey Wigoder of the Institute
of Contemporary Jewry of the
Hebrew University and Rabbi
Leon Klenicki, associate director
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needs and interests of the com-
munity. For further information,
as well as details about registra-
tion, please phone Tampa Jewish
Social Service at 251-0083.
Position of Secretary
to Rabbis
A full time position as Secretary to the rabbis
of Congregation Schaarai Zedek is available.
Shorthand and typing required. Salary com-
mensurate with experience. Interested per-
sons should send their resume of
qualifications to Congregation Schaarai
Zedek, 3303 Swann Avenue, Tampa, Fl. 33609
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