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Congregations/Organizations Events
JEWISH SINGLES
CONFERENCE
The Tampa Bay Jewish
Singles Council is hosting the
Second Annual Jewish Singles
Conference on Saturday, June 1,
and Sunday, June 2, at the Don
Ce Sar Beach Resort. The
conference will begin with
Havdala Services followed by a
dance on Saturday evening, and
continuing with workshops and a
sumptuous brunch on Sunday.
Kenny Kaplan of the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers will be the keynote
speaker during the brunch.
Rooms are available through
the Don Ce Sar at a special
group rate, please state you are
with the Jewish Singles Con-
ference. Deadline for rodpn
reservations is May 6. Call
collect (813) 360-1881, for
reservations.
Deadline for Conference
registration is May 16. For
further questions on the con-
ference, please contact the
Tampa Jewish Social Service at
(813) 251-0083.
CONGREGATION
KOL AMI
Special Service
On Friday evening, April 26
the Hebrew Level I Class of the
Religious School of Congregation
Kol Ami will be conducting
religious services. Services will
start at 8 p.m. at Congregation
Kol Ami.
United Synagogue Youth
April ends with several ex-
citing activities for Congregation
Kol Ami's USY group on April
21, annual elections will take
place. Then on April 26, 27, and
28 the group will be leaving for
West Palm Beach where they
will be attending a Regional
USY Convention.
Judaic and Israeli Art
On Wednesday night April 17,
Congregation Kol Ami's
Sisterhood was treated to a
special lecture by their guest
speaker, Dr. Alan Sterling. Dr.
and Mrs. Sterling are the owners
of Sterling Fine Art a local
art dealership. Dr. Sterling's
topic was Judaic and Israeli Art.
Some of his fascinating subjects
were Art and the Holocaust 
Why Buy Art? Direction in Art
Today and Trends in Art.
The evening proved to be a
most stimulating and in-
formative one.
Annual Auction
On Saturday. April 27,
Congregation Kol Ami will be
sponsoring its annual auction of
goods and services. It should
prove to be a most exciting
evening since there is a broad
range of items and services being
auctioned off. Toys, dinners,
Bandit tickets, a day on a ranch,
floral arrangements, clothes, a
skating birthday party, math
tutoring, babysitting, and a
pizza party for six are just a few
of the items included.
The showing will take place at
8 p.m. and the auction at 8:30
p.m. Admission fee is $5 per
person. There will be desserts
and a cash bar. Open to the
public. RSVP are appreciated,
call 962-6338.
RODEPH SHOLOM
ouplee Group
Rodeph Sholom Couples
Group is sponsoring a Taco
Party at the home of June and
Ron Kraff. 3314 Northlawn
Drive, Tampa on Saturday,
April 20, at 6 p.m. The cost for
the eveing is $5 per couple.
Upcoming events include a
Pool-Bar-B-Que party, an
evening with the Rabbi, and a
picnic at Fort DeSoto Park.
For further information about
the group and to RSVP call June
and Ron Kraff, 962-2813, or Phil
and Barbara Leckner. 985-3358.
CONGREGATION
B'NAI ISRAEL
Singles Shabbat
The Pinellas County Board of
Rabbis, with the cooperation of
the synagogues of Pinellas
County are pleased to invite all
the Jewish Singles of the Tampa
Bay area to join us for Shabbat
evening services, to be held this
month at Congregation B'nai
Israel, 301-59th St. North in St.
Petersburg. Services begin at 8
p.m. This will be our "Daven at
the Kotel" service a very
pleasant and meaningful ex-
perience followed by an Oneg
Shabbat.
CONGREGATION
SCHAARAIZEDEK
Chavurah 50 Plus
Now in its second year,
Chavurah 50 Plus of
Congregation Schaarai Zedek is
having its spring and summer
planning meeting Sunday, April
28, at 2 p.m. in Zielonka Hall.
The new chairperson is Dora
Hurwitz. Her past experience in
organizations in her hometown
of Norfolk, Va., guarantees the
continuous growth of the
Chavurah.
The group is well organized
with telephone committees,
refreshment committees, a social
and publicity secretary. Thus, all
current and future members are
and will be involved in some
contributing capacity.
The main thrust of the group
is social: theater, a boat trip to
Sarasota, Epcot Center,
Seaworld are some of the events
being considered, as well as
temple get-togethers. The
Chavurah from time to time also
discusses social issues of the day
that are particualr concerns of
this type of Chavurah.
In the past at the meetings
held at the Temple guests have
appeared to entertain and
enlighten. During this past year
they have included BUI Kahn,
magician extroardinaire; Pete
Black, historian and raconteur of
Jewish humor; Rabbi Sundheim,
A review of the world of Elie
Wiesel; and Mrs. Carol Zielonka,
a history of our 90-year-old
temple.
The meetings are held every
two weeks, always on Sundays.
The Chavurah is open to new
members, and anyone wishing to
join, who is a member of the
Temple, over 50 and single, is
welcome. Those who are not
Temple members but would like
to know more about the group
may call Dora Hurwitz at 935-
0453 or Violet Malevan at 835-
9441.
ORT
Bay Horizons Brunch
Bay Horizons Chapter of
Women's ORT is having a
Sunday Gourmet Brunch at the
home of Sunny and Jerry
Altman. 4124 Carrollwood
Village Drive. The admission to
this lovely brunch is $8 per
person. The brunch date is April
21 at 11 a.m.
CONGREGATION
RODEPH SHOLOM
Pilgrimage to Israel
Rabbi and Mrs. Kenneth
Berger, along with Cantor
William Hauben. will lead a
pilgrimage to Israel from April
21 through May 6. Thirty-four
congregants and friends will be
in Jerusalem to celebrate the
37th anniversary of the state of
Israel. The group will have the
privilege of sharing Shabbat at
the Western Wall, planting trees
at the congregation's own forest
(sponsored by the Jewish
National Fund) near the city of
Safad, and visiting an Ethiopian
Absorption Center near the city
of Ashdod.
The Co-Chairmen of the trip
are Mr. Robert Wolf and Mr.
David Kartt, who have worked
endlessly in behalf of this special
synagogue project.
We wish them all a Bon
Voyage and look forward to their
return.
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BBYO
Ruach Chapter
Hello Tampa Youth, we are
Ruach BBYO. We are Tampa's
newest Jewish Youth Group, and
Tampa's third BBYO chapter.
We're currently located in
Carrollwood Village at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell]
Silverman. At this time after
having completed our first
month of programming we've
grown from six members to 15.
During our first month of
programming we held meetings,
we went to the movies, and we
made a stop at Haagen Daz to
sample the ice cream.
We are currently preparing for
the North Florida Council of
BBYO council convention.
Our current executive board
was elected at the March 5
meeting.
Aleph Godol (president),
Adam Silverman; Aleph S'gan
(first vice president), Evan
Burak; BBG Aym Chaym ha
Havarot (second vice president),
Elise Kanengiser; Aleph Gizbor
(third vice president), Howard
Seelig; Aleph Mazkir (recording
secretary), Stephen Viders; BBG
Shaliacha (corresponding
secretary), Libby Malloy; Aleph
Shotare Godol (sergeant at
arms), Eric Levinson; Aleph
Shotare Katone (assistant
sergeant at arms), Marc Dick-
man; Aleph Kohane Godol
(chaplain-parliamentarian),
Daniel Cross.
For more information, please
contact Adam Silverman at 962-
2690.
NATIONAL COUNCIL
JEWISH WOMEN
Closing Luncheon
The past presidents of the
National Council of Jewish
Women are hosting the closing
luncheon May 8 at the Lincoln
Hotel. Social half-hour at 11:30
a.m. and luncheon at 12 noon.
Chairmen of the day are Elaine
Baach and Chippy Gould. RSVP
by check by April 29 to Connie
Rosenberg. Transportation will
be available at the Jewish
Towers at 11:00 sharp. Please
call the Jewish Community
Center for transportation
reservations. Cost of the lun-
cheon will be $15.
There will be an installation of
officers and a presentation on
the new arts complex.
The Tampa Section of the
National Council of Jewish
Women was established in 1924
to further human welfare in the
spirit of Judaism. Itg ^
contributions have been in"
field of education, service
social action.
HADASSAH
New Member Event
On April 23, the AnJ
Chapter of Hadassah will hSl
wine and cheese hour from 7
p.m. prior to its general
Anyone interested hi |e,
more about Hadassah andi
many projects is invited
attend. The meeting wil be I
at the Fairway Townh
Clubhouse, off Fletcher Ave
three blocks west of Dale Mi
in Carrollwood Village. For
information or a ride call
Tribble. 935-6564 or
Sterling, 971-5266.
General Meeting
Featuring "Tampa 8tyW"
Entertainment
Those attending the April
meeting of the Ameet ChapUr]
Hadassah will be in for i m
The program will feature
original skit written by fi
Cohen, Merna Evenson, Ba
Karpay and Betty Tribble.
The skit will be performed i
part of the Hadassah Regi
Conference being held at
Lincoln Hotel on April 2J
Those participating in the i
are Freyda Cohen, Mi
Evenson, Linda SterlJ
Barbara Karpay, Lynn Bu
Sara Fox, Inez Levin,
Anton, Betty Shalett and,
Black. Karen James is desii
props and costumes.
Betty Tribble.
Plan now to attend, April3
p.m. at the Fairway Townk
Clubhouse in Carrollwo
Village.
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