The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood

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Hollywood. Florida Friday. February 24. 1978
Price 35 Cents
Day an Stresses Hope of Peace at S. Fla. Dinner
CJAIEF
Hillcrest Support
Accepting the Hillcrest award plaque from Dr. Stanley
Margulies, general campaign chairman (right) is Nathan
Pritcher, Hillcrest chairman. (Left photo.)
The current needs of the State of Israel were discussed at the
Hillcrest breakfast on behalf of the 1978 Combined Jewish
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund by (seated from left) Joseph
Bloom, Sam Haber and Dan Schlanger. Standing from left are
Sol Entin, Nathan Pritcher, Milton Winograd, Karen
Murgulies, associate campaign chairman; Bert Mock and Ben
Hailblum. i
HIAS to Aid More Refugees in 1978
1
HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid
Society) anticipates assisting
|0.fi(X) refugees to migrate and
Settle in 1978. all but 600 of
Ihem from the Soviet Union. This
Compares with a 1977 caseload of
J.000 assisted migrants, of whom
[.300 were Russians, according to
Nathan Pritcher, HIAS national
nard member.
These projections were includ-
ed in the report submitted re-
cently by the agency to the Large
City Budgeting Conference
(I.CBC) of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds.
PRITCHER indicated that
these estimates were based to a
great extent upon the increased
pace of arrivals in Vienna from
the USSR toward the end of last
year, making for a 12-month total
CJA-IEF Events Calendar
Following is the Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund
calendar of events:
Feb. 26
Parker Plaza, 10 a.m.
Avant Garde, 10:30 a.m.
Hallmark, 10:30a.m.
Hemispheres, 11 a.m.
Feb. 28
Women's Division Suburban Coffee, at the
home of Anne Fromberg, 9:30a.m.
Women's Division Galahad North Luncheon, noon.
Fairways Apartments, 2:30 p.m.
Golden View Apartments, 4 p.m.
March 1
Women's Division Suburban Coffee, at the
home of Mrs. Stoyan Rosenthal, 9:30 a.m.
March 2
Lo Mer Women's Division Luncheon
California Club, noon.
March 5
Temple Beth El, 9:30a.m.
Sea Air Towers, 10 o.m.
Lake Point Towers, 10 o.m.
Plaza Towers, 11 a.m.
Parker Dorado, 11 a.m.
Golden Horn, 11 a.m.
Trafalgar I, noon
March 8
Women's Division Pacesetters
Emerald Hills Country Club, noon.
ot 16,700 as contrasted with
14.300 in 1976.
He cautioned, however, that
the rate of emigration was condi-
tioned by numerous political fac-
tors which could undergo unanti-
cipated change and lead to an in-
crease or decrease in the rate of
movement.
In 1977, as in the past, most
Soviet Jews permitted to leave
arrived in Vienna with exit per-
mits for Israel. Those indicating
a preference for the United States
or other Western countries were
referred by the Jewish Agency to
HIAS for resettlement.
IN 80 percent of the cases, the
objective of the refugees was re-
lative reunion. HIAS anticipates
that in 1978 the vast majority of
the Russian refugees will again
follow the Moscow-Vienna-Rome
route, and that the rate of referral
to HIAS by the Jewish agency
will be the same as in 1977;
namely, between 45 percent and
50 percent.
Gaynor I, Jacobson, HIAS
executive vice president, pointed
out that HIAS had set up a letter
of invitation unit with the objec-
tive of enabling Soviet Jews to
exercise free choice of destination
while still in the USSR.
Over 500 Soviet Jews arrived
directly in Rome or New York
with U.S. exit visas. These exit
permits were obtained on the ba-
sis of letters of invitation from
U.S. relatives prepared with the
assistance of HIAS and its coop-
erating Federation agencies
around the country.
JACOBSON also reported that
more than 4,000 Jewish refugees
from the USSR were in Rome in
mid-December waiting for visas.
To meet this situation, he stated,
HIAS together with Council of
Continued on Page 4
More than 200 concerned South Broward Jews attended a dinner
meeting to hear Israel's Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan, Wednesday,
Feb. 15, at the Fontainebleau Hotel on Miami Beach.
Stressing that there is still hope for peace in the Middle East in
spite of a slowdown in negotiations between Egypt and Israel, Dayan
told American Jewish leaders attending the dinner sponsored by the
national United Jewish Appeal that "progress is still being made, with
the help of the United States."
"IN OUR effort to achieve a just and lasting peace for all the
peoples of the Middle East, we in Israel find our most understanding
and compassionate supporters within the American Jewish com-
munity," Israel's Foreign Minister said.
"We are more than partners. We are one family. We in Israel
know that nowhere else will we find such a profound relationship with
a community that understands the meaning of the rebirth of Israel
and our determination to build the Jewish people."
The dinner was part of a cross-country tour in which Dayan met
with campaign leaders in Chicago. Los Angeles. New York, and
Miami, at a series of meetings designed to give impetus to the second
half of the 1978 campaign.
"FOUR MONTHS ago, Moshe Dayan came to the United States
to open the campaign," said General Chairman Leonard R. Strelitz.
"At that time, he promised to return to this country in February to
launch the second phase of our fund-raising efforts.
"By his presence with us at this critical juncture. Moshe Dayan is
reaffirming the importance of giving more for the prospect of peace
and for the opportunity to build and enrich Jewish life than we do
when Jewish life is threatened."
The Jewish Federation of South Broward
has a new address:
2719 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Fla. 33020.
La Mer Women's Division
Set Fifth Annual Luncheon
The La Mer Women's Division of the Jewish Federation of South
Mroward will hold their fifth annual luncheon on behalf of the 1978
Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Kmergency Fund, at noon. Thursday.
March 2 at the California Club in North Miami.
La Mer Co-Chairmen. Corinne Kolodin and Kstelle (ilattman
said. "Record attendance is expected as the La Mer women are aware
of the needs of the people in Israel.
"WE HEAR that we are on the threshold of peace, but we know
that even in peacetime, there is a greater need for funds for edu-
cational and cultural programs to benefit our Israeli brethren,'' they
noted.
Kvelyn Stieber will be honored at the luncheon by the Combined
Jewish Appeal-Israel Kmergency Fund. The guest speaker will be
Margaret Tishman.
Each of the women attending the luncheon will make her moral
and financial commitment to the annual humanitarian campaign, with
a minimum contribution of $100 to the CJA-IEF.
Sumner Kaye Chosen Exec. Director
Jewish Federation of South Broward
Sumner G. Kaye, former campaign director of the Jewish
Federation of South Broward. has been elevated to executive director,
according to Federation President, Lewis E. Cohn.
Kaye has been affiliated with
the Federation for four years,
overseeing the areas of Women's
Division. Community Relations,
Leadership Development, Jewish
Education, budget and allo-
cations, as well as the Combined
Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency
Fund campaigns.
FOR the past two years.
Kaye has been campaign director
of the total CJA-IEF efforts in
South Broward.
Prior to joining the staff of
the Federation, Kaye was the
associate director of a major
rehabilitation center directing the
operations for the west coast of
Florida.
Sumner G. Kaye
Kaye is a graduate of Harvard University. Kaye, his wife Dina.
and their three children, Jeffrey, Rachel and Joshua, reside in
Hollywood.

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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday. February 24,1973
forCJA-IEF
Continued support for the
1978 Combined Jewish Ap-
peal-Israel Emergency Fund
of the Jewish Federation of
South Broward was evident at
a brunch held at La Mer.
Brunch attendants included
(seated from left) Leon Glatt-
man, Ben Schwab and Yehuda
Hellman. Standing (from left)
are Morris Fogelman, Jerry
Rosenberg, Herman Karmiel,
Jeanne Frayne, Dr. Benjamin
Fridman and Otto Stieber. La
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Shoshana Co-Chairmen JoAnn
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Entebbe raid. It includes scenes never seen on news broadcasts or in
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Discussing the needs of Israel
and world Jewry at the Qua-
domain brunch are (below,
from left) Dr. Harry Breslow,
Kam Koffler, Jack Leffel and
Nat Sedley. Honored for their
devotion and commitment to
the survival of the Jewish
people are (left) Milton and
Minnie Nagurka.
Mini Bus Service
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According to Mrs. Mildred
Dubin. vice president of commu-
nity services, bus service began
Monday, Feb. 20.
"THE CURRENT service pro-
vides transportation to and from
the Hollywood JCC, with reser-
vations made at least 24 hours in
advance. The reservation lines
will be staffed by volunteers of
the NCJW," explained Mrs.
Dubin.
"Future plans include ex-
pansion of the service to the cen-
ter members. We hope to be able
to offer them transportation to
doctors" offices and shopping
centers."
Joyce Newman has been se-
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development conference spon-
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Friday, February 24.1978
Volume 8
17 ADAR 1-5738
Number 4
Sadat Telegraphs Message
We grow pessimistic about the outcome of the Israeli-
Egyptian peace talks. The reason has much to do with
Prime Minister Begin's charge this week that the United
States has come out openly as an advocate of Egypt's
cause.
But that is putting the cart before the horse. The real
issue is that the talks, as former Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger observed in Atlanta last week, have moved from
the bargaining chambers in Jerusalem and Cairo to the
front pages of the world press.
President Sadat telegraphed his intention to play to
the gallery when, at the outset, he joined Begin in a public
declaration to keep the press at arm's length because only
under* that circumstance could their deliberations be
successful rather than a Madison Avenue-orchestrated
propaganda circus.
Too many of us did not read the pious Sadat intention
correctly. Too many of us took him at his word rather than
prepare ourselves for just the opposite.
For just the opposite is in fact what is now occurring.
Egypt's Sadat is not so much in the midst of hopeful
negotiations for a Middle East peace as he is in the midst
of a propagandist^ carnival where he seems to be running
away with all the prizes.
Discussing the role of Oxford Towers in the Combined Jewish
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund of the Jewish Federation of
South Broward with Yehuda Hellman (left) are Rae and Philip
Olender, Oxford chairmen.
Making the presentation to Abe Slifka, Clifton honoree (second
from right) at the recent brunch on behalf of the Jewish
Federation of South Broward's 1978 Combined Jewish Appeal-
Israel Emergency Fund are (from left) Abe Lewis. Marty Savitz
and Harold Singer, chairman.
Nearly 250 Hollybrook residents joined with the Jewish Fed-
eration of South Broward in honoring Lester and Lillian Weil
(left) on behalf of the 1978 Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel
Emergency Fund. Hollybrook preparations were overseen by
Many a Wessler, co-chairman (second from right) and Dr. Alex-
ander Goldenberg, chf ~
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Ask Abe
By Abe Halpern
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IT IS the beginning of the fulfillment of the
covenant made between God and Abraham which
Question: The Book of Genesis relates the predicts enslavement "of your offspring" in
story of Joseph looking for his brothers in verses %*&** ffk'I&ftS"1" aft*r 40
12 through If of Ch.ptor 37. The narrative states, y*- that Joseph went looking for his brothers, who Moreover the character and story of Joseph
were feeding their flock in Shechem. Not finding have from of old been held to be typical of the
them he lost his way and a man directed him to character and story of the Jewish people.
I )ot han. Can you tell me, who was this man who Lute Joseph, the Jew has been the dreamer of
seems to have had a hand in shaping the course of tni. ages. dreaming Israel's dream of universal
our history?
LeoBalkin
Hollywood, Fla.
Answer: The term man, ish in Hebrew, appears
in the above passage three times. His nameless-
ness has often been compared by many commen-
tators with the nameless man who wrestled with
Jacob (Genesis 32:25).
Rabbi Shlomo Itzhaki. known by his initials
justice and peace and brotherhood. Like Joseph
the Jew has everywhere been the helpless victim
of the hatred of his brothers, hatred that brought
him from home and doomed him to exile. In that
exile the Jew has, like Joseph, times without
number resisted the great temptation of disloyal-
ty to the God of his fathers.
IT IS interesting to note that Elie Wiesel. in
his book. Messengers of God, has a chapter on -
rtaDDl sniomo IW.nnai, Known oy ma miiiaia -- | "TK U"#lii/.o;n f
n i_- r- l li j _.^ir., Joseph which is subtitled I he Education ot a
very succinctly. The man is the angel Oabnel.
LOUIS Ginzberg. in the Legends of the
Jews. says. Joseph reached Shechem where he
expected to find his brethren. Not finding his
brethren and the herd in Shechem Joseph contin-
ued his journey but he lost his way in the wil-
derness.
Gabriel, in human shape, appeared before
him and asked him. saying What seekest thou?'
And he answered. I seek my brethren.' Then
Gabriel led Joseph to Dothan." (Vol. 2. p. 10)
This entire passage, according to all com-
mentators, is full of meaning and is important be-
cause it is the beginning of the Divine plan to
have Joseph come to Kgypt followed by Jacob
and his children, and is the beginning of the Ge-
nesis of the Jewish people, the beginning of the
Bondage, followed by the Exodus and the settle-
ment in Canaan.
to become one. And having become a tzaddik one
must strive to remain one. He lived on two
levels, in two worlds, tossed back and forth by
frequently contradictory forces. He had to choose
and decide who he wanted to be. He had to choose
to fight and win. And yet. Joseph did not des-
pair.
"He assumed his destiny and tried to give it
meaning from within. He lived his eternal life in
the hereand-now. demonstrating that it is possi
hie for the slave to be prince, for the dreamer to
link his p;ist to the future, for the victor to open
himself to the supreme passion that is love.
"What a story! It tells us in one breath that
the first exile was caused by the disruptive jea-
lousy of men who were brothers; thai exile leads
to redemption if only one dreams of it withoul
despair and. remains true to oneself." I pp. lb".
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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Holly wood
Page 5
Temple Sinai Events Schedule To
Feature Homstein Library Anniv.
The annual white elephant sale
will take place Sunday, Feb. 26 at
Temple Sinai, under the chair-
manship of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Freiberger. The sale will be held
in the Haber Karp Hall and will
continue through Monday, Feb.
27.
On Monday, Feb. 27 at 7:30
p.m. the first anniversary com-
memoration of the Hyman Horn-
stein Library will take place.
THE library services the
Religious School through its
extensive audio-visual room and
juvenile shelves in the main
room.
Moses Hornstein's donation to
the Temple made this active
library come alive last year.
Efforts of Mrs. Melvin Waldorf
and Mrs. Elliot Stein brought to
fruition the furnishings that
make the library a cozy retreat.
During this past fall (Sep-
tember through January), many
new books and software for the
audio-visual equipment was
added. Children of the Religious
School and members of the
congregation use the facilities of
the library containing the latest
of books in the field of Judaica.
THIS year the Library Com-
mittee is headed by Mr. Joseph
Kleiman. Mr. Kleiman has a
special program planned for the
commemoration evening.
Other members of the com-
mittee are Mr. Moses Hornstein,
Mrs. Elliot Stein, Mrs. Melvin
Waldorf, Mrs. Hy Kameron, Mr.
Leo Klauber, Mrs. Roslyn Z.
Seidel, educational and youth
director and Librarian, Mrs.
Shirley Wolfe.
After School
Classes Offeredl
The Hollywood Extension of
the Jewish Community Centers
will be offering after-school class-
es from 3 to 5 p.m., Mondays and
Tuesdays, starting the week of
March 6 and running for six
weeks.
Classes in arts and crafts, clay-
work, handicrafts and sports will
be offered.
DURING the week of March
20 to 24. during spring vacation,
a special week of activities, in-
cluding plays, ball games, skat-
ing and day trips will be offered.
For more information on each of
these programs contact Joan
Rosa.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Israel Mission Set
The Israel Information Desk of
the Jewish Federation of South
Broward is sponsoring a mission
to Israel for bar and bat mitzvah
age children living in South
Broward.
The program includes a tour of
Israel, a stay at a children's
camp, recreational, educational
and athletic activities.
THE CULMINATION of the
tour will be a special bar mitzvah
reception in the Old City of Jeru-
salem.
The tour is scheduled to depart
July 9 and return Aug. 20.
Tour cost and additional infor-
mation is available through the
Jewish Federation of South
Broward.
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Remember what it was like. The sick
feeling in your stomach and the rage in your
heart when the news came.
The date was October 6, 1973. The
start of the War of Yom Kippur.
That day, every Jew in the world
died a little.
Then gradually there came hope.
The people of Israel were holding
on in spite of incredible odds. We
prayed for them. We cried for them.
And we gave everything we
could to help.
And out of our shared suffering and hope
there emerged a spirit of oneness. A
sense of destiny. An understanding for the
first time, for many of us, of what it means to be a Jew.
Today, while we hope and pray that present events may lead to a
lasting peace in the Mideast, we must realize that the people of Israel
need our support now as much as they did during the War of Yom Kippur.
Even more. As it is our support of Israel that helps to encourage nego-
tiations instead of aggression.
And still there are hospitals to be built. Refugees to be housed* amilies
to be re-united. And a sense of worldwide Jewish support for
Israel to be maintained. imwr toe
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The Jewish Floridian and S ho far of Greater Hollywood
Friday. February 24.1978
Beach Plaza for CJA-EEF
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Beach Plaza building captains gathered at a
recent brunch on behalf of the 1978 Com-
bined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund
are (from left) Irving Handler, Lloyd Kovel.
Dan Pollin, Henry Pine, Perry Simmons,
Emanuel Sills, Philip Olender, Joseph Reiss,
Isadore Tenenbaum, Mrs. Lillian Bressman
and Dr. William Feder.
The record attendance and increased giving
to benefit world Jewry can be attributed to
the hard-working hostesses; (from left) Es-
ther Cole, Rae Olender, Sally Kovel. Ger-
trude Posner, Dorothy Feder, Nellie Schiener
and Sophia Singer.
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Moses Hornstein, Hollywood Jewish community and civic
leader and president of the Israel Bonds Prime Minister's Club
of Broward, was the main speaker at the dedication of a new
section of the Jerusalem Tel Aviv Highway during the Israel
Bonds Prime Minister's Conference which took place recently in
Jerusalem. At right is Gideon Patt, Israel's Minister of Con-
struction and Environment.
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The Jewish Fioridian and Shofarvf Greater Holly wbod
I'*g*7.
What is Shiloh for Real?
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JERUSALEM (JTA) -
Shiloh is not a nascent settle-
ment, and therefore the Settle-
ment Department of the World
Zionist Organization will not
offer it the usual help given to
settlements. This was made clear
by a department spokesman to a
TV interviewer here.
FOREIGN MINISTER Dayan
has said he "admired" the
Shiloans' frank assertions that
they wished to turn the place into
a Jewish settlement. But it was
for the government, not for them,
to determine where and when
settlements would be sited.
Foreign Minister Dayan has
said he "admired" the Shiloans'
frank assertions that they wished
to turn the place into a Jewish
settlement. But it was for the
government, not for them, to
determine where and when settle-
ments would be sited.
DAYAN spoke to newsmen
before leaving for Switzerland en
route to the U.S.
The settlement issue, exacer-
bated by the Shiloh episode, was
expected to take up a good deal of
the Foreign Minister's time in the
U.S. The Cabinet despite
James Reston's prediction in a
New York Times article did
not issue a statement clarifying
the settlement matter, nor was
there any formal reference to it at
all in the official bulletin.
But Cabinet Secretary Arye
Naor did reiterate to newsmen
the government's position that
the Shiloans were "archaeol-
ogists," having received the
requisite permits from the
military and civilian authorities
to conduce a dig at the ancient
Continued on Page 15
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Dr. and Mrs. George Kudler
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the occasion.
The annual Night for Israel
sponsored by the Bermuda-Mar-
linique-Jamaica Israel Bonds
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day. Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. in the rec-
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DR. AND Mrs. Kudler have
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the UJA, Israel Bonds, the
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An orthodontist. Dr. Kudler is
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Larry Dorn. American-Jewish
folk humorist, will head the pro-
jrram of entertainment.
March Calendar
5 SUNDAY
Sisterhood; Templf Israel of Mlramar.
Art Auction-Art America Viewing
7:J0 p.m.; auction 8:80 p.m.. Temple
Israel Social Hall. 8U20 8.W, 35th St.,
Mlramar. Call9AI-I70D.
6 MONDAY
The Batata* Chapter, Women's Amer-
lean ORT; monthly meeting. 7:30
p.m. [Vanza Estates, 33IW N. State
Koa 9 THURSDAY
Mlramar Chapter. Pioneer Women.
regular meeting. 12:30p.m.. Mlramar
Reireallon Center. 6700 Mlramar
Parkway. Miramar. Call 989-7870 or
9894240"
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SATURDAY
Progressive Dinner. Temple Solel. $20
per couple. Call 981-0877 or 987-2137.
'9 SUNDAY
Miramar Chapter. Pioneer Women.
Luncheon and Card Party, noon, Mi-
ramar Keci-eatlon Center. 6700 Mlr-
amar Parkway, Mlramar. Call 989-
7870 or 989-4240.
: ... I. i!. ill Lodge No. 2923. B'nai B'rltli.
sixth annual Installation of officers.
Guest speaker. Oscar Goldstein, noon.
Castle Gardens Auditorium. 485 NW
22nd Court. l.auderhlll. Call 485-5960
or 735-6355.
Canlor's Assembly present fifth annual
concert of Jewish music. 8 p.m.. Re-
served tickets $25; proceeds, scholar-
ship fund to train cantors. Contact
Cantor Yehudah L. Hellbraum.
21 TUESDAY
Sabra-Scopus Group of Hollywood Ha
dassah, special morning membership
meeting, 10:30 a.m.. home of Dr. and
Mrs Marvin Shuster. 936 S Lake
Drive. Hollywood. Call 983 4654 or961-
0889.
J4 FRIDAY
Adult Kducatlon of Temple Solel
Speaker, Albert Vorspan; after Shah-
bat services. Temple Solel. 5100 Sheri-
dan St.. Hollywood. Call 989-0205 or
987-4985.
2* SUNDAY
Greater Miami Council. Pioneer Wom-
en. Donor Luncheon and fashion
show. noon. Fontalnebleau Hotel, Mi-
ami Beach. Call989-7870 or 989-4340.
27 MONDAY
Hollydale Chapter, American Jewish
Congress, Discussion: "Current Is-
sues" concerning Israel. Entertain-
ment and refreshments. Noon. Gala-
had South. 3801 S. Ocean Drive. Call
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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday, February 24,1978
Pat Boone Insists He's Jewish
By GEORGE BARKER
Nashville's famed Pat Boone,
who now sometimes writes a, col-
umn for California's Copley
newspaper syndicate, was asked
recently about his growing in-
terest in Jewish matters and
whether he had converted to
Judaism.
Pat's answer:
"In a very real way, you could
say that I ve become Jewish.
"THIS IS true of my whole fa-
mily. Obviously, none of us has
been born in a racially Jewish fa-
mily but we do strongly iden-
tify with the ancient heritage of
the people of Israel, and feel that
we have been adopted into that
chosen' family.
"My oldest daughter. Cherry,
reads and writes Hebrew, and is
married to Dan O'Neill, who not
only is fluent in Hebrew, but who
lived and worked on two Israeli
kibbutzim during the time sur-
rounding the Yom Kippur war.
"Occasionally, we have special
Chanukah parties in our home,
and attend services at a nearby
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l he J eicish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Page 9
ralahad Honors
mis Hoberman
Members of the Metropolitan Division of the Jewish Federation
of South Broward making plans for an upcoming parlor
meeting on behalf of the 1978 Combined Jewish Appeal Israel
Emergency Fund are (from left) Ivan Bial, Robert Gaynor,
event chairman; Karen Margulies, associate campaign chair-
man; Marian Levitats, event co-chairman; R. Joel Weiss,
Metropolitan co-chairman; and Dr. Steven Schachter.
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lub and currently president of
V Social Club, has been selected
receive the Israel Scroll of Ho-
br at the annual Night for Israel
hder the auspices of the Gala-
id North Israel Bond Commit-
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I the Galahad North Social Hall.
Chairman William Blumberg
linounced that comedian Milt
loss will head the entertainment
touram.
I HOBERMAN is active on be-
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Itate of Israel Bonds, B'nai
Frith and the Anti-Defamation
League and is past president of
he Masonic Lodge's charitable
ection.
?inner-Dance Set
For Sabra-Scopus
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Hadassah will be held at the
tonover Hotel in Miami Beach
Saturday, Feb. 25 at 7:30
km., announced Roz Ustrow.
Chai Lodge Begins
3 Day Collection
The Chai Lodge of B'nai B'rith
will begin a three-day collection
of toys, books, small appliances,
musical and athletic equipment,
Feb. 28 through March 2, from 6
to 8 p.m.
The items collected will be dis-
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Merrill Gordon to Receive
Community Service Award
FIELUKEAKING
APRIL 20-30. 1978
Merrill Gordon. Hallandale
and Detroit civic and religious
leader, will receive the coveted
National Community Service
Award of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America Wednesday
evening, March 1, during the
Seminary's 19th annual convoca-
tion dinner at the Diplomat Hotel
in Hollywood.
Dr. Gerson D. Cohen, chancel-
lor of the Seminary, and Samuel
N. Friedland. of Hollywood,
honorary chairman of the dinner,
announced Gordon's selection.
FOUR OTHER leaders of
American Jewry will be honored
with teh same award, including
Irving Botnick of West Palm
Beach and Akron; Howard M.
Kaskel of Miami Beach and New
York; David Berg of New York;
and Joseph J. Abbell of Chicago.
Gordon also will be honored at
a reception for Detroit Friends of
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America Monday, Feb. 27 at 4
p.m. at the Americana Hotel in
Bal Harbour.
Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum
(D., Ohio) will be the principal
speaker at the March 1 dinner,
with Dr. Cohen also partici-
pating.
A leader for the past 20 years
in the synagogue and communal
life of Detroit, Gordon now serves
as general chairman for Metropo-
litan Detroit of the Bonds for Is-
rael campaign. He is a founding
member of its Prime Ministers
Club and serves also as a Century
Trustee. Last year he was pre-
campaign chairman of the Auto-
motive and Industrial Division of
the Jewish Welfare Federation
campaign in Detroit.
GORDON, who heads the Con-
solidated Steel Corp. in South-
field, has been cited over the
years by numerous national Jew-
ish organizations. He was a reci-
pient in Miami Beach of the Da-
vid Ben-Gurion Award from the
State of Israel Bonds organiza-
tion and received the Golden Cir-
cle Award from ORT. He received
a Century Club Award from
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The Jewish Floridian and S ho far of Greater Hollywood
Page 11
We proudly welcome to Miami
The distinguished Israeli Diplomat
I His Excellency
ELIAHU BEN-ELISSAR
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office of Menachem Begin
at the
1978 Israel Bonds Inaugural Dinner
honoring the members of the Prime Minister's Club,
Society of Trustees and Anniversary Guardians and Sponsors of Israel
Thursday, March 2, 1978 at 6:30 P.M.
Konover Hotel
$15.00 per person
Dietary Laws
Samuel Rothberg
Chairman
Gary R. Gerson, Chairman Robert L. Siegel, Chairman
Greater Miami Campaign Host Committee
Admission by purchase of minimum $1,000 Israel Bonds for 1978
Stats of Israel Bonds,
Roney Plaza Bldg. 2301 Collins Ave., Mezzanine-24, Miami Beach, Phone: 631-6731
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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday, February 24,1978
Contemporary Art Concepts
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Martin Kreloff will discuss
'Contemporary Art Concepts"
Monday, Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. in the
Katz Assembly Hall of the Mi-
chael-Ann Russell Jewish Com-
munity Center, 18900 NE 25th
Ave., North Miami Beach. Kre-
loff is a local teacher, painter and
illustrator.
The JCC is looking for Friend-
ly Visitors to participate in a spe-
cial outreach program for home-
bound seniors. Friendly Visitors
are volunteers who spend time
visiting and helping senior citi-
zens who have various problems
or disabilities which confine them
to their homes. For information,
contact the Senior Adult Depart-
ment at the JCC.
A week-long Yiddish Folk Fair
will be held at the JCC beginning
Sunday. March 5. It will be open
to the entire community.
THE CLIMAX of the fair will
take place Sunday, March 12,
with a performance by Joseph
Buloff, a Yiddish theater actor.
AJC Annual
Dinner Set
April 9
Joseph Kleiman, president of
the Broward County Chapter of
the American Jewish Committee,
announced to the executive board
that the annual dinner will take
place Sunday, April 9 at Pier 66.
Elise Goldman and Dorothy Fine 1
will co-chair the dinner.
Kleiman also gave accolade to
Harold Diamond, chairman of the
chapter's Foreign Affairs Com-
mittee. Diamond is a retired Air
Force colonel, having served
during the Korean War as well as
World War II. He has been a
teacher and a lawyer both as a ci-
vilian and militarily.
AS CHAIRMAN of the For-
eign Affairs Committee, Col.
Diamond conducts a monthly
discussion group for the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee.
He has also been a guest lec-
turer at many lay organizations
in the Broward area, speaking at
condominium social clubs, Ha-
dassah and ORT groups and be-
fore temple memberships.
The next meeting of Col. Dia-
mond's Foreign Affairs Discus-
sion Group will be held Feb. 22 at
8 p.m. at the Hollywood Jewish '
Community Extension Center.
There is no charge, and AJC
members, are invited to bring
guests. For more information
contact the AJC office.
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February 24,1978
The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
)Uywood-HaIIandale Associate Dinner Set
[American Friends of the
University will hold its
Hollywood-Hallandale as-
Vs' dinner Monday evening,
17. The fund-raising affair
fing together, for the third
tutive year, members of the
Broward community who,
gh their annual associate
i, support the Hebrew Uni-
ty of Jerusalem.
lapter President Otto Stieber
J "The associate program is a
lible expression of the sup-
and encouragement our
.nunity lends to the young
and women of Israel, and a
ement of the community's
i in their future."
THE EVENING'S program
I be highlighted by the presen-
m of Founders Awards to
and Mrs. Herman Glickman,
and Mrs. Merrill Gordon,
and Mrs. Nathan Pritcher
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wi-
krad.
founders, according to Chap-
Vice President Paul Weiner,
with his wife, Eleanor, are
jnders of the Hebrew Univer-
are individuals whose con-
ditions of $25,000 and more
ke it possible for the Hebrew
iversity's educational pro-
m to continue to grow.
ounders' contributions are
I for scholarships, student
faculty aid, fellowships, re-
rch grants and special studies.
IERMAN Glickman is a
Imber of the National Patrons
ciety of the Jewish Theological
linary of America, a member
[the Society of Fellows of the
nti-Defamation League and a
tmber of the executive commit-
of the Hollywood-Hallandale
liapter of the American Friends
11he Hebrew University.
Mrs. Ulickman is past pres-
nt, lx>ng Island division, of
herican Women's ORT and a
mber of the National Board of
A's Women's Division.
The Gordons are trustees of
the Hollywood-Hallandale Chap-
ter of the American Friends of
the Hebrew University and
founding members of Israel
Bonds Prime Minister's Club.
GORDON IS a member of the
Detroit Chamber of Commerce, a
member of the National Patrons
Society of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, a recent re-
cipient of the State of Israel
Bonds Ben-Gurion Award and a
member of the Israel Bonds Cen-
HIAS
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The Pritchers are involved in
Jewish communal activities.
Pritcher has served as treasurer
of South Broward Jewish Fed-
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of directors of HIAS, a recipient
of the State of Israel Bonds Uni-
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president of the Hollywood-Hal-
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Friends of the Hebrew Univer-
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The Winograds have also made
philanthropy a major part of
their lives. Mrs. Winograd has
been area chairman for the March
of Dimes, American Cancer So-
ciety and chairman of the Wom-
en's Division, Anti-Defamation
League.
WINOGRAD is a patron of the
Jewish Theological Seminary ol
America, a member of the board
of trustees of South Broward
Jewish Federation, a trustee on
the board of the Jewish Institute
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Hollywood-Hallandale Chapter.
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star Bert Parks, a resident of
Hollywood.
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wish Federations and Welfare
nds interceded with the White
use, the State Department,
ngressional leaders and the at-
ney general to obtain parole
as, and on Dec. 14 the at-
ney general authorized the pa-
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sion of 5.000 Soviet refugees
Italy, of which 4,000 will pro-
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ce for Armenians and other
'iet non-Jews.
acobson estimated that this,
pettier with expedited process-
or Canada and Australia,
uld enable HIAS to maintain
lartures from Rome at the rate
100 to 850 persons per month.
n addition to Russian ref-
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H from other Eastern Europe-
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I from Arab lands.
10W IN its 94th year, HIAS
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sy, February 24,1978
ClA-IEF Support at Golden View jfafat MeeU Jewish Leaders
& i
Showing their increased support to the 1978 Combined Jewish
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund at Golden Bay Towers are
(above, from left) Isidore Bookbinder, Meyer Kaplan, co-chair-
men; Jerome Gevirman, chairman; Sam Stept, co-chairman;
Karen Margulies, associate campaign chairman; Dr. Max
Shulman, and Dr. Louis Finklestein. Below (from left) are
Joseph Issenberg, Ira Joblin, Meyer Kaplan and Julia Levin.

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By JOSEPH POLAKOFF
WASHINGTON -
(JTA) President Anwar
Sadat of Egypt met for
more than an hour prior to
leaving the U.S. with seven
prominent American Jews
who he had invited to Blair
House as individuals rather
than as representatives of
any organizations or
groups.
The Americans told re-
porters afterwards that
they had engaged in friend-
ly conversation with Sadat,
and three of his top aides on
Middle East problems,
dealt with apparently on
the most general terms.
THE JEWISH Telegraphic
Agencv was informed that Sadat
assured his visitors that his mis-
sion to the United States was not
to try to split the American Jew-
ish community from Israel or its
government or from the U.S.
government.
The Egyptian leader said that
he would not try to create divi-
sions even if he wanted to. He
knew he could not succeed. "I am
not that foolish." the JTA was
told Sadat said.
The JTA was also told that the
visitors made it clear to Sadat
that the American Jewish com-
munity was united.
THE AMERICAN group con-
sisted of Philip M. Klutznick.
president of the World Jewish
Congress; Lester Crown, of Chi-
cago: Max Kampelman of Wash-
ington, a former aide to the late
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey: Dr.
Martin Myerson. president of the
University of Pennsylvania:
Robert R. Nathan. Washington
economist: Dr. Avraham Udo-
vich, of Princeton University:
Max Karl, of Milwaukee; and Dr.
Ciuido Goldman, of Harvard.
Religious Directory
NORTH BROWARD
TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL. 7100W. Oak
land Park Blvd. Conservative. Rabbi
Phillip A. Labowitz. Cantor Maurice
A.Neu
TEMPLE BETH ORR. 215) Riverside
Drive. Reform (44)
TAMARAC JEWISH CENTER. 9106
57th St. Conservative. Rabbi Israel
Zimmerman. (44-A)
MIRAMAR
ISRAEL TEMPLE. 6920 SW 35th St.
Conservative. Rabbi Avrom Drazin.
Cantor Abraham K ester (48)
. PEMBROKE PINES
! TEMPLE BETH EMET. 200 NW
' Douglas Rd. Liberal Reform. David
Goldstein, ed.dir.
TEMPLE IN THE PINES. 91*39 Taft St.
Conservative. Rabbi Bernard I.
Shoter. (63)
PLANTATION
PLANTATION JEWISH CONGREGA
TION. 400 S. Nob Hill Rd. Rabbi
SheON J.Harr. (64)
RECONSTRUCTIONIST SYNA
GOG U E. 7473 NW 4th St. (69)
HALLANDALE
HALLANDALE JEWISH CENTER. 416
NE 8th Ave. Conservative. Rabbi Dr.
Carl Klein. Ph.D. Cantor Jacob Dan
ziger.(12)
NORTH MIAMI BEACH
SINAI TEMPLE OF NORTH DADE.
18801 NE 22nd Ave Reform. Rabbi
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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Holly wooc
'age
[support of Israel and world Jewry was top priority at a
mint Towers breakfast on behalf of the 1978 Combined
|sh Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund. Final preparations for
event were made by (from left) Samuel Weiss, honorary
an; Bea Weiss, Diplomat Towers campaign co-chair-
Sam Haber, guest speaker; Florence Goodman, Diplomat
campaign co-chairman; and Frank Beckerman, exec-
I adviser.
dging their support to Israel and world Jewry at a recent
Imbined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund brunch with
erial Towers residents are (from left) Walter Gartner, co-
[jrmnn; Edith and Herbert Guild, Imperial honorees; and
lan Salners, co-chairman. _____
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left. Rabbi Avrom I)ra/in. Morton Freedman and Morris
tman.
What is Shiloh for Real?
Continued from Page 7
Rime site of the Israelite
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BO LONG us they did nothing
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The Jewish b'loridian and lihofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday, February 24,1978
cia-ief support at Golden view ga(fat Meets Jewish Leaders
Showing their increased support to the 197P Combined Jewish
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund at Golden Bay Towers are
(above, from left) Isidore Bookbinder, Meyer Kaplan, co-chair-
men; Jerome Gevirman, chairman; Sam Stept, co-chairman;
Karen Margulies, associate campaign chairman; Dr. Max
Shulman, and Dr. Louis Finklestein. Below (from left) are
Joseph Issenberg, Ira Joblin, Meyer Kaplan and Julia Levin.
DR. SAMUEL LUX
Announces the Opening ef his Office
For the Practice of Chiropractic
2072 N. University Drive
Pembroke Pines .Fla. 33024
Hours: Men. Thru Fri. 9 a.m. 1 p.m.
3 p.m. 6 p.m.
Eve. & Sat. by Appointment
Telephone (305) 962-9688
DONALD A. BERMAN, M.D.
MICHAEL S. DESKY, M.D.
JEFFREY E. EHRLICH, M.D.
take great pleasure in announcing the
association of
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Religious Directory
NORTH BROWARD
TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL. 7100W. Oak
land Park Blvd. Conservative. Rabbi
Phillip A. Labowitz. Cantor Maurice
A.Neu.
TEMPLE BETH ORR. 2151 Riverside
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Conservative. Rabbi Avrom Drazin.
Cantor Abraham K ester (48)
PEMBROKE PINES
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TEMPLE IN THE PINES. 9139 Taft St.
Conservative. Rabbi Bernard I.
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PLANTATION
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RECONSTRUCTIONIST SYNA
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HALLANDALE
HALLANDALE JEWISH CENTER. 416
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NORTHMIAMI BEACH
SINAI TEMPLE OF NORTH DADE.
18801 NE 22nd Ave. Reform. Rabbi
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HOLLYWOOD
BETH AHM TEMPLE. 310 SW 62nd
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man. (47B)
BETH EL TEMPLE. 1351 S. 14th Ave.
Reform. Rabbi Samuel Jaffe. Assis-
tant Rabbi Jonathan Won (45)
BETH SHALOM TEMPLE. 4601 Arthur
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SINAI TEMPLE. 1201 Johnson St.
Conservative. Rabbi Paul M. Katz,
Rabbi Emeritus David Shapiro.
Cantor Yehuda Heilbraun. (65)
TEMPLE SOLEL. 5100 Sheridan St.,
Hollywood, Fla. 33021. Liberal
Reform. Rabbi Robert P. Frazin.
Cantor Bruce Malin. (47C)
YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD
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ir of Ureater Holly wool
Friday, February 24,1978
cta-ief support at Golden view Sadat Meets Jewish Leaders
Showing their increased support to the 1978 Combined Jewish
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund at Golden Bay Towers are
(above, from left) Isidore Bookbinder, Meyer Kaplan, co-chair-
men; Jerome Gevirman, chairman; Sam Stept, co-chairman;
Karen Margulies, associate campaign chairman; Dr. Max
Shulman, and Dr. Louis Finklestein. Below (from left) are
Joseph Issenberg, Ira Joblin, Meyer Kaplan and Julia Levin.
DR. SAMUEL LUX
Announces the Opening of his Office
For the Practice of Chiropractic
2072 N. University Drive
Pembroke Pines .Fla. 33024
Hours: Men. Thru Fri. 9 a.m. 1 p.m.
3 p.m. 6 p.m.
Eve. & Sat. by Appointment
Telephone (305) 962-9688
DONALD A. BERMAN, M.D.
MICHAEL S. DESKY, M.D.
JEFFREY E. EHRLICH, M.D.
take great pleasuie in announcing the
association of
ANDREW D. FLEISHER. M.D.
in the practice of
Internal Medicine
for
General Practice Associates. P. A.
3301 Johnson Street. Hollywood
By appointment only 989-6650

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By JOSEPH POLAKOFF
WASHINGTON -
(JTA) President Anwar
Sadat of Egypt met for
more than an hour prior to
leaving the U.S. with seven
prominent American Jews
who he had invited to Blair
House as individuals rather
than as representatives of
any organizations or
groups.
The Americans told re-
porters afterwards that
they had engaged in friend-
ly conversation with Sadat,
and three of his top aides on
Middle East problems,
dealt with apparently on
the most general terms.
THE JEWISH Telegraphic
Agencv was informed that Sadat
assured his visitors that his mis-
sion to the United States was not
to try to split the American Jew-
ish community from Israel or its
government or from the U.S.
government.
The Egyptian leader said that
he would not try to create divi-
sions even if he wanted to. He
knew he could not succeed. "I am
not that foolish," the JTA was
told Sadat said.
The JTA was also told that the
visitors made it clear to Sadat
that the American Jewish com-
munity was united.
THE AMERICAN group con-
sisted of Philip M. Klutznick,
president of the World Jewish
Congress; Lester Crown, of Chi-
cago; Max Kampelman of Wash-
ington, a former aide to the late
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey: Dr.
Martin Myerson. president of the
University of Pennsylvania;
Robert R. Nathan. Washington
economist; Dr. Avraham Udo-
vich, of Princeton University;
Max Karl, of Milwaukee: and Dr.
Guido Goldman, of Harvard.
Religious Directory
NORTH BROWARD
TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL. 7100 W. Oak
land Park Blvd. Conservative. Rabbi
Phillip A. Labowitz. Cantor Maurice
A.Neu.
TEMPLE BETH ORR. 2151 Riverside
Drive. Reform (44)
TAMARAC JEWISH CENTER. 9106
57th St. Conservative. Rabbi Israel
Zimmerman. (44-A)
MIRAMAR
ISRAEL TEMPLE. 6920 SW 35th St.
Conservative. Rabbi Avrom Drazin.
Cantor Abraham Kester. (48)
PEMBROKE PINES
TEMPLE BETH EMET. 200 NW
Douglas Rd. Liberal Reform. David
Goldstein, ed dir.
TEMPLE IN THE PINES. 9139 Taft St.
Conservative. Rabbi Bernard I.
Shoter. (63)
PLANTATION
PLANTATION JEWISH CONGREGA
TION. 400 S. Nob Hill Rd. Rabbi
SheON J.Harr. (64)
RECONSTRUCTIONIST SYNA
GOGUE.7473NW4thSt. (69)
HALLANDALE
HALLANDALE JEWISH CENTER. 416
NE 8th Ave. Conservative. Rabbi Dr.
Carl Klein, Ph.D. Cantor Jacob Dan
ziger. (12)
NORTHMIAMI BEACH
SINAI TEMPLE OF NORTH DADE.
18801 NE 22nd Ave. Reform. Rabbi
Ralph P. Kongsley. Cantor Irving
Shulkes. (37)
HOLLYWOOD
BETH AHM TEMPLE. 310 SW 62nd
Ave. Conservative. Rabbi Max Land
man. (47B)
BETH EL TEMPLE. 1351 S. 14th Ave.
Reform. Rabbi Samuel Jaffe. Assis-
tant Rabbi Jonathan Woll. (45)
BETH SHALOM TEMPLE. 4601 Arthur
St. Conservative. Rabbi Morton
Malavsky. Cantor Irving Gold. (46)
SINAI TEMPLE. 1201 Johnson St.
Conservative. Rabbi Paul M. Kali.
Rabbi Emeritus David Shapiro.
Cantor Yehuda Heilbraun. (65)
TEMPLE SOLEL. 5100 Sheridan St.,
Hollywood, Fla. 33021. Liberal
Reform. Rabbi Robert P. Frazin.
Cantor Bruce Malln. (47Q
YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD
3291 Stirling Road, Oaks Condomini-
um. Orthodox. Rabbi Moshe Bomzer.
(52)
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.February 24.1978
The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Holly wooc
'age
jpport of Israel and world Jewry was top priority at a
int Towers breakfast on behalf of the 1978 Combined
Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund. Final preparations for
trent were made by (from left) Samuel Weiss, honorary
Kin; Bea Weiss, Diplomat Towers campaign co-chair
|Sam Haber, guest speaker; Florence Goodman, Diplomat
rs campaign co-chairman; and Frank Beckerman, exec-
Iviser.
;ing their support to Israel and world Jewry at a recent
bined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund brunch with
erial Towers residents are (from left) Walter Gartner, co-
rman; Edith and Herbert Guild, Imperial honorees; and
an Salners, co-chairman.
ti*ftm
[synagogue effort of the Jewish Federation of South Brow-
1978 Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund
launched by Temple Israel of Miramar. Presenting the
W to the honorees. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shevin (center) are.
left. Rabbi Avrom Dra/in. Morton Freedman and Morris
What is Shiloh for Real?
Continued from Page 7
lime site of the Israelite
Ituary.
I) LONG as they did nothing
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Naor said, no action would
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ol no legal import: what
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phus il they set up a bank at
spot, this would plainly bean
Ingement, Naor explained.
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to excavate antiquities.
CANDLELIGHTING
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need medical care. Yigael Yadin
had also had medical care on
hand when he excavated Masada.
Naor noted.
HE DID NOT say whether a
kindergarten for the several
infant archaeologists" at Shiloh
would be an infringement,
nucleus of a new settlement
rather than as archaeologists.
Reporters, moreover, saw no
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jging their support to Israel and world Jewry at a recent
ibined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund brunch with
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rmun; Edith and Herbert Guild, Imperial honorees; and
lan Salners, co-chairman.
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fs 1978 Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund
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krd to the honorees. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shevin (center) are,
left. Rabbi Avrom Dra/in. Morton Freedman and Morris
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What is Shiloh for Real?
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Jptuary.
) LONG as they did nothing
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taken against them. What
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Itlered was what they did.
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spot, this would plainly In-an
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frder to excavate antiquities.
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had also had medical care on
band when he excavated Masada.
Naor noted.
HE DID NOT say whether a
kindergarten for the several
infant archaeologists" at Shiloh
would be an infringement,
nucleus of a new settlement
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evidence of any preparations for
an archaeological dig at the site.
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