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Wedding
Announcements
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/hen do all the community organizations and
yngregations meet at one time? They meet
Annually for the Tampa Jewish Federation-
Sponsored Community Calendar Clearing at the
Jewish Community Center. Seen preparing for
\his task are (seated from left) Nancy Mizrachi,
'jeah Davidson, Terry Abrahams, Fred Brown,
lichael Chernoff, Rhoda Davis, director of the
Tampa Jewish Federation-Women's Division,
and Marlene Steinberg, chairman of the com-
mittee. (Standing from left) Debra Winoker-
Miller, Betty Tribble, Linda Sterling, Dianne
Silbiger, Barbara Nathan, Dr. Carl Zielonka. Tina
Jenkins, Gary Teblum, Linda Blum, Jean Wind,
Jan Baskin, Dorothy Garrell, and Lili Kaufmann,
president of the Women's Division.
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It isn't all work when the Business and
Professional Women's Network meets at their
hnonthly meeting, but a lot of networking gets
ylone. This group, ssponsored by the Tampa
Jewish Federation-Women's Division, offers help
and support, and an exchange of information to
its members. Sharing the evening were Faith
Wind, Claudia Steckler, Carol Pack, Jan Finer,
and Stacy Finer.
New Young Adult Division To Be Created In Tampa
RABINOWITZOLIPHANT
Fern Donna Rabinowitz and J.
Lawrence Oliphant were married
Sept. 1 at the Tampa Airport
Marriott. Rabbi Kenneth Berger
and Cantor William Hauben of-
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Vogel,
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Oliphant, all of
Tampa.
The bride's grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marcus, and
the groom's grandmother is Mrs.
Claire Siegel.
Her attendants were Aime
Rabinowitz, maid of honor; Lisa
Miller of Miami, Gael Oliphant,
Renee LeSt range, and Terri
Goldman, all of Tampa.
Best man was David Oliphant
of Nashville and ushers were
Robert Nelson of San Diego,
Calif., Richard Levine of Tampa,
Steve Safer of Gainesville, and
O'neil Martinez of Tampa.
The couple is spending their
honeymoon in Aruba and the
Dutch Carribean, and they will
reside in Atlanta.
HECHTWITTCOFF
Jessica Ruth Hecht and
Kenneth Bruce Wittcoff were
married Aug. 19 at the Crystal
Plaza in Livingston, N.J. Rabbi
Frank Sundheim officiated.
The bride's parents are Gilda
and Morris Hecht of West
Orange, N.J., and her grand-
mother is Mrs. Rose Kaplan.
The groom's parents are
Roslyn and Richard Wittcoff of
Tampa. His grandmothers are
Mrs. Harold Wittcoff of
Freeport, N.Y., and Mrs. Israel
Kessler of Tampa.
The bride's attendants were
her sister, Mrs. Mark Kallus of
West Orange, matron of honor;
the groom's sister, Marjorie
Wittcoff of Tampa, Laurie
Hander of New York City, Mrs.
Brian Rezak of Boontown
Township, N.J., and Karen
Megill of Mountainside, N J.
Best man was the groom's
father, and ushers were Armando
Diaz, Dr. Robert Kessler and
Lawrence Kessler, all of Tampa,
and Marc Kallus of West Orange.
The couple will take a honey-
moon after the New York Yankee
baseball season is completed.
(Kenny is employed by the team.)
They will reside in West Orange.
BOLESKY-JOHNSON
Beth Anne Bolesky and Allen
Johnson were married Aug. 19 in
the ballroom of the University of
Tampa.
The bride is the daughter of
Harold F. Bolesky and L. Alexis
Bolesky, of Mansfield, Ohio. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Dingfelder of Tampa.
Beth owns Health Foods of
Town 'N Country, and Allen is a
hair stylist.
The couple is spending their
honeymoon in Hawaii and they
will reside in Tampa.
Plans for a Young Adult Divi-
lion (YAD) are underway at the
fampa Jewish Federation. A
teering committee will meet for
first time on Thursday, Sept.
|3, to begin planning a year-long
eries of events. YAD is designed
attract voting Jewish people
rtween the ages of 22 and 40.
"The purpose of YAD is to
provide social, cultural, and
educational programs for the
young Jewish people of Tampa,"
said Dianne Silbiger, Assistant
Director iof the Tampa Jewish
Federation. "Our goal is to offer
young people the unique op-
portunity to meet people with
similar interests."
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Several Federations throughout
the country have had successful
programs for many years. The
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Here in Tampa the Jewish
Federation is mailing a letter to
all its constituents hoping to
identify individuals who have an
interest in receiving information
about YAD and its upcoming
events.
"There are still a few positions
available on the steering com-
mittee," Silbiger said, "if anyone
is interest in shaping the future
programs of the Young Adult
Division." Dianne Silbiger may
be reached at the Tampa Jewish
Federation office, 875-1618.
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