Friday, April 25, 1975
The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Hollywood
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Conference On Older Adult
Sunday In Haber Karp Hall
Joseph Kleiman, chairman for
the Commission on the Older
Adult, announces that a Confer-
ence on the Older Adult will be
he!d Sunday, May 4, at 9:30 a.m.
in Temple Sinai's Habcr-Karp
Ha'.l. 1201 Johnson St., Holly-
wood.
Guest speakers will be Rabbi
Sanford Shapero, Regional Di-
rector and National Director of
Gerontology, and U.S. Congress-
man William Lehman, who has a
special interest in the welfare of
the older adult.
South Florida has grown great-
ly in the past few years, particu-
larly with the increase in the
older adult Jewish population.
Synagogue life has been and con-
tinues to be affected by this
growth in many significant ways.
To consider and study this area
of congregational life, a Region-
al Commission on the Older
Adult has been organized.
The goal of the Commission is
to set policy and address them-
selves to the following proposi-
tions:
 The Older Adult in the
Synagogue.
 The Older Adult Outside
the Synagogue.
 The Older Adult in Condo-
minimum and High Rise Apart-
ments in all year round Syna-
goaues.
 The Older Adult in Condo-
B'noi Mitzvah Students
Participate In Services
Saturday, March 29 marked a
firs', at Temple Sinai, Hollywood.
Students who had recently be-
come B'nai Mitzvah had the
honor of performing for the con-
gregation in the Main Sanctuary.
The experience was so well re-
ceived that the students, includ-
ing Eric Appell, Steven Castor,
Adina Conn, Brian Gordon, Irv-
ing Heichen, Scott Levin, and
Michael Lobel, will again partici-
pate actively this weekend.
Cantor Yehudah L. Heilbraun
is the teacher of the Mitzvah
Group and has been working
with students of Bar and Bat
Mitzvah age the past year.
Among those who attended
the recent Women's Divi-
sion meeting to discuss the
Hi Rise Campaign were
Helen Cohn (left) and
Louise Diamond. They were
among a group evaluating
the Hi-Rise program, which
has raised some $275,000
to date. Also participating
were Karen Margulies,
Eleanor Weiner, Marcia
Tobin and Susan Miller.
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minimum and High Rise Apart-
ments in High Holiday Syna-
gogues.
Policy for the Southeast Re-
gion which will affect each con-
gregation will be established.
Rabbi Seymour Friedman, ex-
ecutive director of the United
Synagogue of America, urges
representatives of all synagogues
to attend this conference.
Also participating in this pro-
gram will be Joseph Golden, pres-
ident of the Southeast Region
United Synagogue of America.
Shalom Group To
Hold Installation
Luncheon May 6
The installation of officers of
the Shalom Group of Hollywood
Hadassah will be held in the
Reef Restaurant Tuesday. May 6
at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Sherman Fast, Area Ad-
visor, will administer the oath
of office to Mrs. Sam Simon,
president; Mrs. Jacob Mates, vice
president, program; Miss Ruth
Graybar, vice president, #und
Raising; Mrs. Morris Goldberg,
vice president, Education; Mrs.
Louis Cuttner, treasurer; Miss
Bert Jacobson, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Sam Garb, Mrs. Peter
Paley, corresponding secretaries;
Mrs. Robert Storfer, financial
secretary.
The chairladie? for this affair
are Mrs. Jacob Mates and Mrs.
Morris Goldberg.
After the installation there will
be a program of songs by the
Shalom Songbirds with original
lyrics by Mesdames Goldberg,
Mates and Hutter.
arnett
lank
Dr. Howard Adelson, De-
partment chairman of CC-
NY and author of many
Jewish books spoke on the
social, political and eco-
nomic crises of Israel at a
UJA-IEF function hosted
by Ben and Lee Rosenberg,
cochairmen of the Emerald
Hills Apartment Houses in
the social hall at 3800
North Hills Dr.
Emerald Hills Couples
Host Dessert Coffees
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jaret will
entertain friends with an evening
dessert coffee Tuesday featuring
Dr. Arieh Plotkin as the informal
guest speaker. The occasion is
another in the ongoing series of
formal and informal events being
sponsored by residents of Emer-
ald Hills for the benefit of the
1975 IEF/Jewish Federat-on cam-
paign.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kail were
hosts at a similar affair this
week where Miss Michal Kaplan,
a Sabra. was the guest of honor
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Joseph Kleiman Elected .
Temple Sinai President
At tMMffnual election meeting "
held Sunday evening. April 6,
Joseph Kleiman was elected pres-
ident of Temple Snai.
Other officers elected were
Mynm Levine. first vice presi-
dent; Dr. Sydney Luria, second
vice president; Michael Einhorn,
third vice president; Abraham
Saperstein, fourth vice president;
Charles E. Cohn, treasurer; Louis
Deutsch. financial secretary;
Mort Kushner, recording secre-
tary.
Elected to the Board of Gover-
nors for three years were Paul
B. Anton, Sydney Burkholz. Mrs.
Malvina Freeman. Philip Haus-
feld, Moses Hornstein. Jacob M.
Mogilowitz, Charles Pierson, Dr.
Robert Pittell, Dr. Alfred Rosen-
thai, Adolph Schonfeld, and Mrs.
Ina Wachman. Elected to a two-
year term was Hy Kameron; Mrs.
Phyllis Kraemer, Dr. Karl Mor-
genstein. and Jerald Ratico were
elected for a one-year term.
The following remain on the
Board: Dr. Donald Berman. Dr.
Howard Fuersl. Fred Greene,
Sydney Holtzman, Lee Jaffee,
Paul Koenig, Mrs. Marlene Luss-
kin, Seymour Mann. Robert J.
Margolis. Norman Platt, Mel
Reiser, Donald Rosen. Dr. Louis
Simonson. Dr. Saul Singer, Dr.
David Sugerman, and Dr. Irving
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Sisterhood representatives on
the board are Mrs. Jeanne Wal-
dorf. Mrs. Marcy Kameron; David
Podvesker, Oscar Wachtel, Min-
yan Club representatives; Elliott
Stein and Sidney Terre are Men's
Club representatives.
After the election Rabbi David
Shapiro presented out-going pres-
ident Jacob M. Mogilowitz with
an engraved watch on behalf of
the congregation and then install-
ed the newly elected officers and
members of the board. The new-
ly elected persident addressed
the meeting.
Entertainment was provided by
singer Vivian Lloyd.
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