Families Celebrate B'nai Mitzvot In Israel
Tampa families traveled
where their sons were
the Torah aa B'nai
[han Richard Tepper. son
,n(j Mrs. Elliott Tepper,
Ivid Leibowitz, son of Mr.
s, Edward Leibowitz,
the ceremony at the
Wall in Jerusalem on
Rabbi Josef Green of the
em Beit Knesset of the
Pound] of Synagogues of-
wanted to share this
occasion in Israel as Jews
lone for centuries," ex-
I Jonathan's mother, Ellie.
*perience of learning and
Eg through Israel before
Mitzvah made it all the
leaningful."
lei arrangements were
Ihrough the United Jewish
| Family Mission Program.
|ly members joined the
, the Western Wall. They
Dnathan's sister, Lori, and
sister, Susan. Also there
r everly Flaum, Deborah
and Debi Braman, all of
^ork, Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Sophie Miller, Mr. and
iNorman Braman, Susie
all of Miami, and
ur Leibowitz of Las Vegas.
Hirsch, former Tampan
Irrent Israeli resident, also
id
Ithan is a member of
b gat ion Schaarai Zedek's
Youth Group and an
grade student at Coleman
High School.
Kadima member at
egation Rodeph Sholom,
is in the eight grade at
ley Preparatory School.
:V?1
l Tache
MARA TACHE
^ra Suzanne Tache, daughter
r. and Mrs. Jack Tache, will
|services on Sept. 7 and be
to the Torah as a Bat
yah on Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. at
egation Rodeph Sholom.
)i Kenneth Berger and
>r William Hauben will of-
ira attends Rodeph
bm's Pre-Confirmation Class
|s a member of Kadima. An
student, she is in the
lli grade at Wilson Junior
School. Mara has studied
for ten years.
and Mrs. Tache will host
)neg Shabbat following the
ces.
ecial guests will include
Liza Nemni of Tel Aviv;
luncle and aunt, Elie and
km Tache, and cousins, Orley
lark Tache, all of New York.
Jonathan Tepper
Mitzvah on Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. at
Congregation Kol Ami. Rabbi
Judah Fish will officiate.
Alexandra attends Kol Ami's
Hebrew High School and is
active in USY. She is in the ninth
grade at Adams Junior High
School.
Dr. and Mrs. Weller will host
the Oneg Shabbat following
Friday evening services and the
Saturday Kiddush in honor of the
occasion. The celebration will
also include a reception with
family and close friends on
Saturday evening at the Rusty
Pelican.
fandra Weller
EXANDRA WELLER
exandra Weller, daughter of
a Mrs. Conrad WelW, will
Ued to the Torah as a Bat
Michael Stein
MICHAEL STEIN
Michael David Stein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stein, will be
called to the Torah as a Bar
Mitzvah on Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. at
Congregation Kol Ami. Rabbi
Judah Fish will officiate.
Michael i a former student of
the Hillel School of Tampa where
he was on the Principal's Honor
Roll for five years. He currently
attends Berkeley Preparatory
David Leibowitz
School and is in the eighth grade.
Michael is on the Headmaster's
list and participates on the
school's basketball team.
Mr. and Mrs. Stein will host
the Friday Oneg Shabbat and
Kiddush luncheon following
Saturday services. They will also
host a reception in honor of the
occasion on Saturday evening at
the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Special guests will include
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Greenberg of New York; aunts,
Cynthia Green of New York and
Lillian Stein of Tampa. Also
attending are Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Stein of Tampa, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Prager of New
Jersey, and Frances LeBow of
Boca Raton.
Training Classes
The Museum of Science and
Industry is now accepting appli-
cations for its fall docent training
program. Classes will be held
Sept. 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, and 27
from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
The purpose of this training
program is to help new volun-
teers feel more at ease before
beginning to work as a docent on
the exhibit floor or to perform
science demonstrations in the
Museum's "Wizard's
Workshop." The sessions are de-
signed to present new scientific
ideas and the opportunity to
learn about each major area of
the Museum.
A well-trained volunteer is a
valuable asset to the Museum,
since volunteers add a great deal
to the visitor's educational ex-
perience. For more information or
to register for the classes, please
call the Museum at 985-5531.
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