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7: KOL AMI
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JEWISH NATIONAL
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May
Congregations/Organizations Events
NORTH TAMPA REFORM
JEWISH ASSOCIATION
A meeting will be held on Sun-
day, June 1 at 7 p.m. at the Lake
Magdelene Manor Club House.
The meeting is open to all persons
interested in the development of a
Reform Congregation on the
north side of town.
For more information please
call Vikki Silverman, 949-1909, or
Adrienne Golub, 961-7522.
HILLEL SCHOOL
"Spring Starlight Cruise"
WATCH OUT, LOVE BOAT! It
will be "Bon Voyage" time when
the Hillel School of Tampa sets
out on its "Spring Starlight
Cruise," Sunday, May 25, at 7
p.m. The paddleboat "Southern
Belle" has been chartered to sail
from Harbour Island for an even-
ing of music and fun, with
cocktails and Kosher buffet din-
ner, catered by the Airport
Marriott.
As a departure from its tradi-
tional dinner dance, the commit-
tee has arranged for a casual,
nautical theme for the annual
fund-raising event. Cruisewear
will be in style and entertainment
will indue dancing and "ship-
board" activities. The cruise is
open to the community, and fur-
ther information is available from
the school office at 875-8287.
HADASSAH
The Tampa Chapter will hold
its installation luncheon for the in-
coming officers of 1986-87 in the
library of the JCC at 11 a.m.
(NOTE TIME CHANGE) on
Wednesday, May 21.
Guest speaker and installer will
be Lisl Schick of Clearwater, im-
mediate past president of the
Florida Central Region of
Hadassah and currently Speaker's
Bureau chairman for the region
and a national board member of
Hadassah.
Members and guests are invited
to join us for this festive occasion.
Cost of the luncheon is $4; an
assortment of kosher deli sand-
wiches from Sunset Deli will be
featured. Please call Freda Rosen-
baum at 879-3244 or Dorothy
Skop at 839-0167 for your
reservation.
Officers to be installed are: Nan-
cy Mizrahi, Esther Carp, Bert
Green, Dorothy Skop, Lil
Bregman, Dorothy Garrell,
Margery Stern, Blanche Spivack,
Claire Levin, Sadie Wahnon, Alice
Israel. Freda Brod and Ellie
Fishman.
Brandon Shalom Chapter
Honor Banquet and Installation
Ceremony Wednesday, May 21, at
the Ramada Inn on Brandon
Boulevard in BrajidoiuTbera will,
be a donor banquet at 6:30 p.m.,
followed by an open meeting at
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Participants in the program of Tampa Chapter's recent donor
luncheon included: (Standing left to right), Nina Bernstein, Har-
riett Glasser, Judy Taunt, Nancy Mizrahi, Esther Carp, Dorothy
Skop, Lil Bregman, Anne Spector, Syd Fridkin. (Seated left to
right) Ellie Fishman, Bert Green, Sid Bleendes, Margery Stern,
and Freda Brod. Participants not in photographs are Ruth
Glickman and Marilyn LeVine.
7:30 p.m. The Kegional Advisor
for our chapter, Mrs. Billee Erdee
of Winter Haven, Florida, will in-
stall the officers for the coming
year. Mrs. Joanne Ronay, Chair-
man for Jewish Education, will
present a skit, assisted by the
daughters of Mrs. Marcia Nelson,
incoming President for 1986-87.
For further information, please
call Selethel Musy at 689-0092, or
Marcia Nelson at 681-1026.
RODEPH SHOLOM
Installation Of New Officers
Chairman of the Board, Louis
Morris; President, Bernice Wolf;
President-Elect, Martin Solomon;
Vice Presidents, David Linsky,
Michael Schwartz; Treasurer,
Richard Gordimer; Financial
Secretary, Jay Markowitz; Recor-
ding Secretary, Sherry
Friedlander; Corresponding
Secretary, Michael Linsky.
Installation of the elected of-
ficers will take place Friday even-
ing, June 6, as part of the Shabbat
Services.
Please Join Us For:
L'Chvod HaTalmidim
"In Honor of our.Children"
DATE: Friday, May 23
TIME: 8 p.m.
Final Awards and Presentations
to be given. June and July Bir-
thdays will be honored.
Oneg Shabbat sponsored'by the
Religious School Parents. This is a
simcha you won't want to miss!
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TAMPA BAY JEWISH
SINGLES COUNCIL
Single* Go To Services
Congregation B'nai Israel and
Rabbi Luski invite all Jewish
Singles to "Daven at the Kotel" at
this very special Shabbat service
Friday, May 16, celebrating
Israel's Independence Day. Con-
gregation B'nai Israel is located at
301 59 Street North, in St.
Petersburg. Services begin at 8
p.m. and an Oneg Shabbat for
Singles will follow. For more in-
formation contact Cathy Smith at
969-3441.
Memorial Day Weekend Picnic
Sun and Fun with Friends, new
and old, Sunday, May 25. There
will be plenty of food, drinks,
sports, games and fun. Children
are welcome. Meet us at Brooker
Creek Park at 10:30 a.m. Advance
reservations need to be made by
May 20, to the Tampa Jewish
Community Center, 2808 Horatio
Street, Tampa, FL 33609: Attn:
Tampa Bay Jewish Singles Coun-
'cil. Fee: $4 members, $6 non-
members and $2.50 for children
over 5. Raindate: Monday, May
26.
Happy Hour
Our second Happy Hour this
month will be at Studebakers,
2516 Gulf to Bay Blvd. in Clear-
water beginning at 5 p.m. and
continuing into the evening on
Thursday, May 22. Please identify
yourself to the TBJS host or
hostess who is wearing a carna-
tion. They will be able to introduce
.you to other happy hour seekers.
Jewish 20's
Jewish 20's, a new part of the
Tampa Bay Jewish Singles Coun-
cil, announces our first social
event: a beach party on Dunedin
Beach, Sunday, June 1 from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. We're part of the
growing Jewish 20's singles com-
munity. What we'd like is you to
be part of us, part of our social
and cultural activities designed to
bring Tampa Bay's Jewish 20's
together.
Our goal is to create a large,
comfortable group of friends who
can share the social and cultural
opportunities the area has to
offer.
Plan to join us Sunday, June 1
tor our beach party on Dunedin
Beach from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Take part in volleyball, backgam
mon, smash ball, windsurfing,
trivial pursuit, frisbee tossing,
music or conversation.
We'll be at the first left after the
bridge; signs and balloons will be
posted.
Bring food and drink and join in
the festivities!
For more information, call Greg
(Hillsborough) 985-8914, Ed
(Pinellas) 596-3197, or Grant
(Pinellas) 441-2315.
HILLEL SCHOOL
Einstein Visits
Hillel students were visited by
Dr. .Albert Einstein, one of the
greatest scientific geniuses of all
time.
Accomplished actor and
playwright, David Fendrick,
brought his one character
nationally-toured show, to the
school for an afternoon of wizar-
dry which both taught and
fascinated, intrigued and
challenged students from the
fourth through eighth grades.
Using Einstein's own letters
and manuscripts, and drawing
from personal interviews of peo-
ple who knew the master, Dn
David Fendrick actually
transforms himself into Albfrt
Einstein before your eyes. He in-
volved the students in fascinating
and intimate conversations on
questions'bf Einstein's own life
and what he would think about
relevant issues today.
Dr. Fendrick appeared as part
of the Cultural Arts Program in-
itiated this year at Hillel. He also
discussed with students the life of
an artist-playwright, and
demonstrated how he becomes
another character through
makeup, voice and body changes,
and a thorough knowledge of the
person whose character he
assumes.
Fendrick's Einstein, in its
premiere year, was the first one-
man show selected for the Am-
phitheatre at the nationally
famous Chautauqua institute.
Hopefully, Dr. Fendrick will
return to Hillel next year with his
most recent commissioned work,
a one-character play on the
American patriot Thomas Paine,
commissioned by the Smithsonian
Institution in Washington, D.C.
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