Friday, May 3,1985 / The Jewish Floridian of Tampa Page 11
Bar/Bat Mitzvah
JASON EPEL
wn Epel. n of Dr. and
, Arnold Epel, will be called
he Torah as a Bar Mitzvah
,rday. May 11 at 11 a.m. at
flregation Schaarai Zedek.
,bi Frank Sundheim and
,bi Joan Glazer Farber will
:iate.
[ason is a student in the
aarai Zedek Religious School
h grade and a member of
;FTY. He attends the Ninth
[e at Adams Junior High
ol, where he is the first chair
(bone player in the Adams
phonic Band. Jason has his
computer bulletin board
im.
and Mrs. Epel will host
Oneg Shabbat Friday
ling following the services in
,r of the occasion and a
ption at Congregation
arai Zedek.
,.ial guests will include
idparents Evelyn Edelstein
Max and Teresa Epelbaum;
Isaac Epelbaum; aunt
Jason Epel
Dorothy Trautenberg; and
cousins Nelson Epelbaum, Sam,
Alicia, Ari and Elana Oberstein,
Harvey, Marcie, and Zachery
Trautenberg.
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Community Calendar
y,May3
bandlelighting time 7:45 p.m.; UJA-Young Leadership
Regional Retreat at Grenelefe Resort, Orlando; Rodeph Sholom-
I'ampa Jewish Social Service Shabbat, 8 p.m.
,aturday, May 4
National Council Jewish Women Dinner Dance, 6 p.m.; Kol Ami
owling, 8 p.m.
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Sunday, May 5
fune in "The Jewish Sound" WMNF 88.5-FM 10:30 a.m.-l
km.; Schaarai Zedek Brotherhood Picnic, 11:30 a.m.; Kol Ami
onin Activity, 1 p.m.; Schaarai Zedek SchZFTY meeting; Kol
[imi USY and Kadima Activity, 7 p.m.
londay, May 6
chaarai Zedek Sisterhood Installation and Closing meeting,
on; ORT-Tampa Chapter Board meeting, 7 p.m.; Jewish
Towers Resident's Association General meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 7
Hadassah-Tampa Chapter Board meeting, 9:46 a.m.; Tampa
Jewish Federation-Women's Division Campaign Cabinet, noon;
j)RT-Tampa Chapter meeting, 7 p.m.; Kol Ami Men's Club
oard meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Schaarai Zedek Brotherhood Board
_eeting, 7:30 p.m.; Mary Walker Resident's Association Board
leeting, 7:30 p.m.; Hadasaah-Ameet Board meeting, 7:45 p.m.
|Vedne8day,May8
lational Council Jewish Women Closing Luncheon, 11:30a.m.;
iol Ami Senior Socialites, noon; Hadassah Donor Dinner (AU
lhapters), 6:30 p.m.; Jewish Women for Jewish Survival, 7:30
|.m.; Tampa Jewish Social Service Executive Board meeting,
1.30 p.m.; Hadassah-Sholom Brandon Board meeting, 8 p.m.
hursday, May 9 ,_,.,,
|RT Tampa Chapter Bowling, 9:30 a.m.; Temple David
'sterhood Board meeting, 10 a.m.; Schaarai Zedek Lunch with
.* Rabbi, noon; Tampa Jewish Federation Executive Com-
kittee meeting, noon; Kol Ami Board meeting, 7:30p.m. ,
riday, May 10 ,. c 
andlelighting time 7:60 p.m.; Kol Ami Youth Shabbat Service,
f30 p.m.; Schaarai Zedek Adult Bar-Bat Mitzvah Service, 8
lm.
Jturday.Mayll
Iol Ami Youth Activity; JCC Auction, 7 -.30 p.m.
anday, May 12 .. ,
,une in "The Jewish Sound" WMNF 88.5-FM 10:30 a.m.-l
lm.; Schaarai Zedek Forum, 9:30 a.m.
londay, May 13 ..
wiaarai Zedek Executive Board meeting, 12:30 p.m.; Jewish
/ar Veterans Auxiliary Board meeting, 1:30 p.m.; B'nai B nth
Yorth Tampa General meeting, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 14 on
"khaarai Zedek Brotherhood Installation Dinner, 6:30 pm.;
lillel School Board meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Kol Ami Board of
Iducation, 7:30 p.m.; May Walker Resident's Association
neeting, 7:30 p.m. g
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lational Council Jewish Women Vice Presidents meeting, 9:45 :::
i.m.; Hadassah-Tampa Chapter Installation, 10 am.; JCC $
.unch Bunch, 10 a.m.; Kol Ami Senior Socialitea, noon; Kol $
^mi Sisterhood meeting, 7-.30 p.m. |
S^am'p^'cnapter Bowling, 9:30 .* ; *^Whsr 1
fcsidentsManagement meeting, 1:30 p.m.; Schaarai 7*d*v x
RduU Education??:*) p.m.; JCC Executive Board meeting. |
.50 p.m.; JCC Board meeting, 8 p.m.
feiSil time 7:54 P-.JCC .LagB^mer family I
|Campin| Weekend; Schaarai Zedek Famdy Service. 8 p.m.
Julie Kalish
JULIE KALISH
Julie Kalish, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kalish, will be
called to the Torah as a Bat
Mitzvah Saturday, May 4 at 10
a.m. at Congregation Kol Ami.
Rabbi Judah Fish will officiate.
The celebrant is a student in
the Hey class of the Kol Ami
Religious School and is active in
Kadima. Julie attends Berkeley
Preparatory School where she is
a seventh grade honor student, a
member of the chorus and the
Latin Club. Her other interests
include Young Judaea, ballet,
tap, jazz and acrobatics.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalish will host
the Oneg Shabbat on Friday
evening and a luncheon on
Saturday following services in
honor of the occasion. They will
host a reception Saturday
evening at the Tower Club.
Special guests will include
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Liberman, Syracuse, New
York; Mrs. Hyman Kalish,
Delray Beach, Florida; Nancy
and Arthur Liberman, Erica and
Gregory, Syracuse, New York;
Mr. and Mrs. David Rogovin,
Brookline, Massachusetts; Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Doroff,
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Katzman, Watertown,
New York; and Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Levine, Delray Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Hir-
shorn, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald
Sokol, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Fink will host a Shabbat dinner
at the Hirshorn home for out of
town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Aaron, Dr. and Mrs. Irwin
Browarsky, Dr. and Mrs. Steven
Field, and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Simon will host a Sunday
morning brunch for out of town
guests at the Field home.
Obituaries
High School Teachers Seminar
All secondary school teachers
are invited to register now to
attend a free seminar, "An
Historical Perspective on
Women, Art and Quilts," offered
this summer at The Tampa
Museum. The sessions will be
held August 5-15 from 9 a.m.-12
noon with sessions until 4 p.m.
on August 8 and 15.
Seminar participants will gain
an historical context on women,
art and quilts while receiving
professional in-service credit in
the areas of art, humanities,
social studies, language arts and
foreign languages through the
Hillsborough County Schools.
The program will feature
presentations and discussions on
these subjects by Dr. Sue
McCord, Associate Professor of
History, University of Tampa,
and Dr. Linnea Dietrich,
Associate Professor of Art
History, University of South
Florida.
This special teachers' program
is sponsored through a school
grant from The Florida
Endowment for the Humanities,
and is offered in conjunction
with the Museum's exhibition,
The Artist and the Quilt on view
at The Tampa Museum, Aug. 11-
Oct. 27.
To register for or to receive
additional information for the
seminar, "An Historical Per-
spective on Women, Art and
Quilts," please contact Cynthia
Lee Moreno at The Tampa
Museum by May 5.
Women's Survival Center Calls Police
In this time of violent crimes
against women, the Women's
Survival Center is doing its part
to help ward them off, by
making available an Emergency
Police Signal, positive protection
for any woman driving alone.
Every woman should keep one
of these pink fluorescent
Emergency Police Signals in her
glove compartment to be pressed
on the inside of the rear window
if her car fails for any reason.
No troublemaker will approach
her car, fearing that police have
been called. The banner reads,
"Please Call Police," in large
block letters on a white
background. The banner is
reusable and can be stored in the
glove compartment.
Emergency Police Signals are
available, while supplies last, for
a $4 tax-deductible contribution
to the Women's Survival Center,
305 Hyde Park Avenue. For
more information, please call
251-8437 in Tampa.
Discussion Group
Relationships are an essential
part of every day life. There is
much we can do to improve our
family, social and business
relationships. To discuss ways to
develop, enhance and understand
our ever-changing dealings with
others, register for an eight-week
seminar, offered by Northaide
Community Mental Health
Center, Inc.
The seminar will meet
Tuesdays, beginning May 7 at 7
p.m. at The Commons, 14039 N.
Dale Mabry. (Fee: $25 per
person).
To register, call Elaine
Kellogg at 977-8700.
THE TOAST
OF THE
TOWN"
(*OS) S4Z-4IS4
COHN
Milton L. Mickey." 73, of Tampa, died
SuX-. April 21- He had lived in the
Bay area since 1M4. coming from
Winter Haven, and founded the
Hydraulic Equipment Co. 40 years ago.
He was a member of Congregation
Rodeph Sholom and a former member
of Pass A Grille Yacht Club and a U.S.
Navy Veterans of WW IX. He Is survived
by his wife. Pearl Conn. Tampa; son.
jerrol Conn. Lutz; son-in-law. Mart E.
Crawford and daughter-in-law. Jane C
Crawford. Tampa; brother Justta
Conn. Sprlngneld. Mass.; and grand-
daughter Robin. Friends may make
contrtbuUon. to The Lung Ae~tottanl\n
hU memory PreparaUon by Chessed
Shel Ernes.
KLINGER
Roy. 52. of Tampa, died Friday April
Ta New York native, he lived In
Tamoa 22 years coming from Miami.
He was a bulider and land developer. He
wL a member of CongreUUon Schaarai
Zedek Allapattah Masonic Lodge No.
27i Miami. Home Builders Association
Shiiners. and the Board ^Dlraclora of
Vh Carrollwood Golf and Tennis Club.
H \ survived by his wife Irma, two
dane>vm. Jackie and Leslie, and a
sister, Wxev Debaker. Calif Con-
tributions ma* \m made to the charity of
your choice, or Vh American Heart
Association
LaKe Hiawatha,
Northwest Tan-P*
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