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lens Wednesday a success! Leadership
ved in the planning were: Seated, left to
Arlene Newman, Chairman of the BAP
Projects; Linda Goldstein, Chairman of
\P Women's Network; Rabbi Karl Richter,
jter both in the morning and evening; Susan
an. General Co-Chairman of Women's
Wednesday. Standing, left to right, Rhoda Davis,
Director of Women's Division; Lili Kaufmann,
President; Janet Ettleman, Associate Chairman
ofBdP Women's Network; and Laura Kreitzer,
General Co-Chairman. The Women's Division and
Business and Professional Women's Network co-
sponsored the function.
cipants in the 5th Annual Women's Wed-
ay Community Education Day held Nov. 14
\Tina Jenkins, Rose Levine, Nancy Mizrahi,
Barbara Lane, and Nadine Feldman, member of
the planning committee.
fcipants in the 5th Annual Women's Wed-
ix. sponsored by the Tampa Jewish
Iration, shown during a break are: Shari
Raskin, Nancy Shaw, Debbie Haft, Debbie
Gitomer and Susan Okin. (Photos: Audrey
Haubenstock)
Attending the Women's Wednesday Community
Education Day are: Franci Rudolph, Diane
Goldfeder, Vicki Paul, and Kay Jacobs. Each
participant received a canvas tote bag with pads,
favors and educational materials.
Rabbi Sundheim to
Address B&P Network
Rabbi Frank Sundheim,
Congregation Schaarai Zedek,
will be the featured speaker at the
Monday evening, Dec. 10,
program of the Tampa Jewish
Federation Women's Division's
Business & Professional
Women's Network. The unique
dinner and program meeting will
be held at the Playmakers,
located in Ybor City's Cuban
Club, 10th Avenue and 14th
Street, and will begin at 5:30
p.m., with wine and cheese. The
program will begin promptly at 6
p.m. with dinner following the
program.
Rabbi Sundheim's program.
"Being A Jew In December,'' will
cover the topics of Jewish iden-
tity during the Christmas season,
answering questions about
Chanukah and season etiquette.
The set Of the Playmakers cur-
rent production, "Scrooge and
Marley," will provide an interest-
ing presentation location for the
program and discussion.
"We cordially invite and
A Super 'Super Sunday' Scheduled for Tampa
muary 27 will be Super
lay for Tampa. A massive
leathon is planned on behalf
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leration-United Jewish
al Campaign. This year's
ir Sunday is expected to be
largest ever. It's the biggest
al event of the Tampa
'n community, and only you
make it work, on Sunday,
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nder the chairmanship of Lee
members of the Super
*ay committee have
^ised to offer hundreds of
volunteers a full day of fun
and excitement. Co-chairmen are
Don Weinbren, arrangements;
Jolene Shor, recruitment; Donald
Linsky, expo chairman; and
Andrew Titen, chairman of Super
Week.
Looking toward a new
direction Super Sunday will be
held at the Jewish Community
Center, 2808 Horatio Street, and
is expected to intensify com-
munity involvement in the
campaign and acquaint people
with the critical challenge facing
Jews in Tampa, Israel, and com-
munities around the world.
Super Sunday is the one day
every year that Jews work to-
gether to support humanitarian
services. On that day, telephones
in' Jewish households will be
ringing for needy Jews in Tampa
as well as for the people of Israel.
It's a day when hundreds of vol-
unteers will flock to the Jewish
Community Center to offer some-
thing no one else can offer, them-
selves.
This year, for the first time, on-
site day care will be available for
youngsters three years old and
DeUchln^lrJIilLTs^pTr Sunday. Tampa Jewish Federation. 2808 Horatio St.. Tampa 33609
SUPER SUNDAY. JANUARY 27.1985
VOLUNTEERS NAME
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up, which will enable parents to
participate in the day's events.
The day care center will be
staffed by personnel from the
Jewish Community Center.
A record number of organiza-
tions, agencies and synagogues
have been active in the planning
and coordination of this year's
event, which will be held from 9
a.m. to 8 p.m.
Another facet of the event, one
of educational interest, is the
Super Sunday Expo Center,
featuring multi-media presenta-
tions by Jewish agencies and
organizations. The Expo Center
will inform the public about the
wide range of services provided
by the Tampa Jewish Federation
and its beneficiary agencies.
This year the Federation will
introduce "Super Wetfk."
Scheduled for Monday, Jan. 28
through Thursday, Jan. 31, from
6 to 9 p.m., it will serve as a
follow up to Super Sunday. Super
Week gives everyone the oppor-
tunity to take part in the exciting
and rewarding volunteer effort
that makes Super Sunday so
popular. Many people in the com-
munity cannot participate on
Super Sunday because of their
schedules, so they now have
another chance during Super
Week. Additionally, it enables
volunteers to contact people that
can't be reached on Super
Sunday. All you have to do is
complete and return the
registration form today. For
further information about Super
Sunday or Super Weak, please
call the Tampa Jewish Federa-
tion at 876-1618.
Rabbi Frank Sundheim
encourage B & P. members anu
guests to this entertaining holi-
day program," said Director of
the Women's Division, Rhoda
Davis. "This is an opportunity
for us to discuss the topic of
being a Jew during non-Jewish
holidays and its effects."
Women who would like to
attend the Dec. 10 program and
catered fish dinner, may call the
Federation office, 875-1618. Cost
for the evening is $11, inclusive
and guaranteed reservations are
required by Dec. 6.
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