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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday, September 7, 1979
Special Weekend Set for Temple Sinai
Friday evening, Sept. 7, marks
the beginning of a three-day
weekend with special guests and
events at Temple Sinai, Holly-
wood.
Services will take place in the
main sanctuary at 8 p.m. with
Rabbi Seymour Friedman of-
ficiating and Cantor Naftaly A.
Linkovsky chanting the liturgy.
Special speaker for this Friday
evening will be Henry Sender,
president of the Southeast
Region of the United Synagogue
of America. Flowers gracing the
pulpit have been sponsored by
Mrs. Louis Garber in memory of
her husband.
Saturday morning services will
begin at 9 a.m. with Rabbi
Friedman conducting the service
and Cantor Linkovsky chanting
the prayers. The sermon will be
delivered by Rabbi Benjamin Z.
Kreitman, executive vice
president of the United
Synagogue of America. The con-
gregation will be addressed by
Simon Schwartz, president of the
United Synagogue of America. A
special Kiddush following the
service in honor of the event will
be sponsored by Temple Sinai.
Hollywood JCC Announces
Preview of Fall Programs
The Hollywood Jewish
Community Center begins fall
program registration Monday,
Sept. 10. at its 2838 Hollywood
Blvd. building for the new
programs offered this fall.
The center also previews its
programming next Monday
through Thursday evenings
during its 'Welcome Week" and
on Sunday, Sept. 16 with a family
Open House" at Hollywood
Hills Elementary School.
The JCC is now offering its
largest program since its opening
in 1973. The special program on
Sept. 16 will be from 1-4 p.m. and
feature information on programs
for all ages and categories offered
this fall.
Most of the course instructors
will be present to answer
questions and to demonstrate
what will be learned through
their program. Entertainment
will be offered by Bill Swaim and
his Blue Grass Band. There also
will be Israeli music by Ron Ezry
and Disco demonstration. All are
welcome.
"Welcome week" will highlight
new programs during the week of
Sept. 10 13. Monday night will
offer information on children's
programs; Tuesday will be teen
program night; Wednesday,
family life and senior adult night;
and Thursday, adult program
night. These activities begin at 8
a.m.
The center offers new
programs such as a special
studies program (elementary-
aged tutorial service), parent-tot
recreation. Jewish crafts,
sculpture, drawing and painting,
cartooning all for younger
children: for teens, a new pilot
project "Big Brothers-Big
Sisters" with children from single
parent families, a new Spanish
enrichment program to better
acquaint teens with Latin
traditions; a new teen musical
workshop with a community
presentation performed on Nov.
G; special new sports programs in
soccer, flag football, and T BAU;
adults, bridge. Spanish, women's
awareness seminar, disco, diet
workshop and "dance-a-cize."
The JCC also will sponsor a
family life series on PET, teen
lUMertfveMM. the single parent
and his child, and couples'
loinmunications workshop.
Call the JCC for more in-
formation on program
registration and branch mem-
bership.
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A Saturday evening social will
begin at 8:30 p.m., the theme of
the evening being "Come Dance
with the Rebbe.'" Popular
dancing music, ballads, soft pop
music from the '30s will be
featured for everyone's dancing
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SAT Preparatory
Course Offered
The Hollywood Jewish
Community Center will once
again offer an SAT Preparatory
Course for high school seniors
and juniors, in order to prepare
them for this test.
This course offers 16 hours of
instruction in order to help
students prepare both
psychologically and intellectually
for the SATs.
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Hollywood JCC. 2838 Hollywood
Blvd., starting on Tuesday, Sept.
18, and continuing on Tuesdays
and Thursdays through Oct. 11.
The course is offered through
Irwin Katz, educational con-
sultants. The course is coor-
dinated by Dr. Mary Butterneld.
Sunday installation ceremony
for Rabbi Friedman will begin at
2 p.m. with the installing officer,
Rabbi Yaakov G. Rosenberg, vice
chancellor of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary. Greetings will
be presented by Rabbi Mayer
Abramowitz, president of the
Greater Miami Rabbinical
Association; Rabbi David
Gaffney, president of the Rab-
binical Association; Rabbi
Samuel Z. Jaffe of Temple Beth
El; Rabbi Irvintr Lehrman,
honorary president of the Rab-
binical Assembly; Rabbi Morton
Malavsky, president of the
BrowardBoardof Rabbis; Cantor
Maurice Neu, president of the
Cantors Assembly; and Rabbi
David Shapiro, rabbi emeritus of
Temple Sinai.
Sunday evening, a Tribute
Dinner will take place in the
Haber Karp Hall at 7 p.m. The
keynote address will be delivered
by Congressman Benjamin S.
Rosenthal. Greetings will be
given from Mrs. Joyce Newman,
president of the South Broward
Federation, Mayor David
Keating of the City of Hollywood
and Mort Kushner, president of
Temple Sinai. Remarks will be
given by Mrs. Ina Wachman,
chairperson of the installation
festivities and Morton
Grebelsky, vice president of the
Southeast Region, United Syna-
gogue of America.
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