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The Jewish Flondian and Shofar of Hollywood
Friday, April 25, 1975
Parker Towers Celebrates
Israel9s 27th Anniversary
tar Towers Committee -Towers Committee ra,ei on Thurs-
SuWlval of Israel afid^Bay. April 10, and heard an m-
IThe Paris
or The OT
World Jewry held a brunch in
the Blue Room, Sunday at 11:30
a.m.
Miss Michal Kaplan, a lieu-
tenant in the Israeli Army,
brought a special message direct
from Israel on tiie current scene
there and discussed her experi-
ences as an officer in the Israeli
Army.
In order to enjoy a very suc-
cessful event, an enlarged Parker
spirational address by Otto Stieb-
er. 1975 United Jewish Appeal
Hi-Rise Chairman who was in
Dachau and Buchenwald concen-
tration camps. Mr. Stieber is de-
voted to the cause of Freedom
for all Jews throughout the
world.
Abe Lesnar, brunch chairman
was assisted by a large group of
devoted men and women who are
residents of Parker Towers.
Summer Canip Plans Announced
By Jewish Community Centers
The Jewish Community Cen-
ters, incorporating Camp Kadi-
mah. announces that camp for
children in Hollywood will take
place again this summer at Tem-
ple Beth El in Hollywood, the
facility that has housed Camp
Ka-dee-mah for many years and
which affords the children an op-
portunity to utilize the ball fields,
playground, and interior facili-
ties.
Beth El will house Camp Pao-
tot, Camp Ofarim, Camp Macca-
bee and Camp Ka-dee-mah, and
the Sports Center (for children
from Hollywood and North
Dade). Swimming will take place
at the Hallandale Community
Pool as before, with a special
location to be found in the area
for the very young children.
Teen Travel Camp will be
headquartered in the Jewish
Community Center Activity
Building at 2838 Hollywood
Boulevard.
Parents who plan to car-pool
children from different areas will
go to Temple Beth El, where the
youngsters will be transported
to the various sites at no addi-
Seniors To Picnic At
Birch State Park
The Jewish Community Cen-
ters of South Florida announces
its second annual picnic to be
held at Birch State Park for
Senior Adults Wednesday, May
14, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
All participants will bring their
own lunches and the Center will
provide cold beverages and des-
serts.
Cost includes transportation
from the J.C.C. building at 2838
Hollywood Blvd., a train ride
around the park, and entertain
ment. For details call Stephenie
at the Center.
tional cost. This plan will elimi-
nate the necessity of having to
make multiple stops in the morn-
ing and afternoon.
Myrna Amsel, director of the
Hollywood Extension, will be the
administrator of the camp activi-
ties at Temple Beth El.
A cross-country travel program
for senior high school youngsters
is also being planned, leaving Mi-
ami Sunday, June 22. and return-
ing 43 days later, on Aug. 3. All
travel is by a special chartered
bus with stopovers arranged at
various Jewish Community Cen-
ters throughout the country.
The itinerary includes 15
states and Canada, national parks,
and places of interest in the
cities visited. Teens from Flor-
ida will meet with and particf
pate in activities of various teens
from the communities they will
be visiting.
For more details on all the
camping proerams. call the Jew-
ish Community Centers' office.
CRC Hears Talk
By Local Editor
The Community Relations
Committee of the Jewish Federa-
tion of South Broward at its
regular meeting heard Robert
Grupp, assistant editor of the
Hollywood Sun Tattler, speak on
Israel as he saw it as a profes-
sional journalist, as well as a
non-Jew.
Mr. Grupp's trip was sponsored
by the Zionist Federation and the
Jewish Federation of South
Broward.
Some 30 persons attended the
meeting which was followed by
a lengthy question and answer
period. After Mr. Grupp's presen-
tation, it was decided that an in-
terfaith committee should be es-
tablished and that future pro-
grams should be arranged
through this committee.
Al Golden, representative of
Temple Beth El, gave a report
that covered Christian-Judaic re-
Temple Sinai Delegates To
Attend Spring Centertnee
Temple Sinai Sisterhood offic-
ers and board members will at-
tend the annual Spring Confer-
ence of the Florida Branch Wom-
en's League for Conservative
Judaism at the Eden Roc Hotel
in Miami Beach. April 28, 29 and
30. Participating will be Jeannie
Waldorf, nresdent: Mildred Zir-
kin. Mollie Jacobs. Dorothy Kush-
ner, Leila Shapiro. Julie Heil-
braun, and Malvina Freeman.
Rabbi Chaim Listfield has been
invited by Mrs. Sandy Nirenberg.
conference chairman, and Mrs
March Levin, president of the
Branch, to address the Conserva-
tive Synagogue Sisterhoods in
Florida Tuesday morning.
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SUNDAY.APRIL 27
Israel 27 Celebrationfor the entire community5-9 p.m.
Young Circle, Hollywood.
Temple Israel of Miramar Sisterhood, Blanche Shevin Circle
Dinner6 p.m.
Hollywood Symphony Orchestrasponsored by Herzl Lodge
of B'nai B'rithSouth Broward High School8 p.m.
MONDAY, APRIL 28
National Council of Jewish WomenBoard MeetingHome
Federal Building. Hallandale10 a.m.
National Council of Jewish Women, Hollywood Section 
Installation LuncheonHolday Inn, Hallandale11:30
a.m.
Sisterhood of Temple Beth ShalomBoard MeetingAs-
sembly Hall 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, APRIL 29
Senior Friendship ClubRegular MeetingJewish Commu-
nity Center2838 Hollywood Blvd.Noon
SUNDAY, MAY 4
Temple Israel of Miramar SisterhoodIsraeli Art Show
Temple8 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 5
National Council of Jewish Women, Hollywood Section
Board MeetingHome Federal, Hollywood10 a.m.
Sisterhood of Temple Beth ShalomGeneral MeetingTem-
ple Assembly Hall8 p.m.
TUESDAY. MAY 6
Henrietta Szold Group of HadassahInstallation Luncheon
The Reef, Fort LauderdaleNoon.
THURSDAY, MAY 8
Miramar Chapter of Pioneer WomenRegular Meeting
Miramar Recreation Center12:30 p.m.
Dr. Arieh L. Plotkin of
Haifa, Israel, will be the
guest speaker at an Emer-
ald Hills Townhouse event
in behalf of the 1975 United
Jewish Appeal Campaign
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the
Townhouse Recreation Cen-
ter, according to an an-
nouncement made by Al-
bert Yorra, chairman of the
building's committee. As-
sisting Mr. Yorra as co-
chairmen are Mary Zinn,
Richard Donath, Ben Salter
and Sol Seidman.
"CENTER PLACE"
Teen Coffee House (For High School Students)
SATURDAY EVENING
APRIL 26, 1975
-DANCE-
Live Band Phase III
Time: Doors Open 8:30 p.m.
Dance Starts 9:00 p.m.
REFRESHMENTS
Sponsored by Jewish Community Centers of So. Florida
For details call the J.C.C. Office at 920-2089
Louis Levitan (center) received the State of Israel Bonds
Scroll of Honor at a recent "Night in Israel" at the
Hemispheres sponsored by the B'nai B'rith Hemispheres
Lodge. Making the presentation were: Harry Cohen
(left), chairman of the Israel Bonds event, and William
Littman, chairman of the South Broward Israel Bonds
board of governors.
Rabbi Robert Frazin Meets
The Hollywood Chapter of
Hadassah heard Rabbi Robert
Frazin of Temple Solel review
"Ecclesiastes, a Book of the Old
Testament," by Kohelet at its
meeting this week.
The Rabbi described Ec-
With Members Of Hadassah
clesiastes as being "universally
quoted because it contains say-
ings of practical wisdom and
mercy in reference to man's con-
duct and his relationship with
other people, as well as to hU
manifold experiences in life."
FOE ITS 40th SEASON-A MILESTONE IN CAWING
Pocono Highland Camps
Accepting Final Registrations
Pocono Highland Camps located
in the heart of the beautiful Po-
cono Mountains of Northeastern
Pennsylvania at Marshalls Creek,
is currently accepting new camp-
er registrations from the South
Florida community.
The camp is celebrating its
40th season of outstanding service
to children under the direction
of its original owners. Mrs. Earle
U. Weinberg, Louis P. Weinberg
and Dr. Robert J. Weinberg.
With a nationwide enrollment
of campers, Pocono Highlands has
become a popular vacation para-
dise for some 100 Miami children
every summer. The camp phil-
osophy, "stressing a combination
of structured programs and se-
lective chokes which recognize
the particular interests of every
child." has made it a favorite of
campers.
An international staff of coun-
selors affording a oersonalized
program with individual clinic
instruction and separate facilities
for boys and girls has enhanced
the camp's reputation over the
years.
The camps are situated 85
miles west of New York City and
90 miles north of Philadelphia.
Round trip jet transportation al-
lowance is included in the camp
fee.
Pocono Highlands facilities, to-
taling 525 acres, include a spring
fed natural lake with a two mile
shoreline and white sand beach;
13 all weather illuminated red
and green tennis courts; a nine
hole golf course; four indoor reg-
ulation Brunswick bowling lanes;
nine baseball fields; eight indoor
and outdoor basketball courts and
a regulation size football and soc-
cer field.
In addition a ham radio and
photography center is included
among the camp's 14 indoor fa-
cilities.
Highlights of the program em-
phasize tennis with a pro and ten
instructors; waterskiing, with
three new speedboats and a pro-
fessional 35 foot ski jumojng
ramp; English and Western rid-
ing on seven miles of trails;
theater workshop. Karate, fenc-
ing and rocketry programs are
taught as well.
Pocono Highland Camps is an
active member of the American
Camping Association and the As-
sociation of Private Camps.
Camper enrollment is limited
to 165 girls and 165 boys, ages
five to 17, with waiter and coun-
selor-in-training programs avail-
able. The directors have a Miami
office. The local representative is
Mrs. Nancy Davis, 11042 Para-
dela. Coral Gables. The winter
office is located in 6528 Caster
Ave., Philadelphia. Pa. 19149.
YOM YISRAEL -1975 ISRAEL DAY
(Israel's 27th Anniversary Celebration)
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
YOUNG CIRCLE HOLLYWOOD
5:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
 featuring 
Jewish Youth in...
DRAMA MUSIC ART
Israeli Exhibits and Sales...
Israeli Food
(Prepared by The Jerusalem Cafe and Restaurant)
ADMISSION FREE
Sponsoring Organizations
Jewish Community Centers of South Florida
Broward County Synagogues
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization and Young Judea
Jewish Federations of South Broward
and Fort Lauderdale
In the event of rain, program will be held
Sunday, May 4
For details call the J.C.C. Office at 920-2089