Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1979 Page: 21 of 44
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August 16,1879
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YIGAEL YADIN
SIMON WIESENTHAL
BIRCH BAYH
among the world’s newsmakers at the banquet.
tend the convention. They will at Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, from
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Over 3,000 delegates, repre-
senting more than 360,000 mem-
bers from over 1600 chapters and
groups throughout the United
States and Puerto Rico, will at-
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The Sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Am announces that the
opening meeting of the season will
be held on Monday, August 20 at
8 p.m. at the synagogue. The
Jewish Family Service will present
a film and discussion on “Aged
Parents.” Members and guests are
welcome and newcomers are espe-
cially invited. If anyone wants a
ride to the meeting please call
Elena Pelsinger at 463-1765.
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sive High School in Jerusalem, will
be given during the Education
Plenary Session.
In Israel, Hadassah maintains
The Hadassah-Hebrew University
Medical Center at Ein Karem and
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Yadin, Wiesenthal and Bayh to address Hadassah
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who will address Hadassah’s dele-
gates.
Other noted statesmen, schol-
ars and political leaders who will
participate are: Governor James
Thompson of Illinois; Chicago
Houston's premier hotel is serving up the most tasteful
event of the year. Every Sunday in August, the Galleria Plaza
will host a Kosher Food Festival.
Here’s just a taste of what's in store for you: gefilte fish,
brisket, blintzes, stuffed cabbage, chopped liver, soups and
salads. All served buffet-style and prepared under strict
rabbinical supervision. Phis, each week, there'll be a different
flavor of live music.
The Kosher Food Festival is 5:30 to 9:30 p. m., August 5.
12.19 and 26. Price: $13 per person including tax and gratuities.
Reservations suggested. Call 960-0569. And bring a
healthy appetite.
On August 24
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Congregation Beth Israel cordi-
ally invites individuals in the com-
munity who are seeking informa-
tion about congregations in the
Houston area to come to Shabbat
Services on Friday, Aug. 24. The
evening is planned to provide
sharing of the Shabbat obser-
vance, which is always open to the
community, as well as informa-
tion concerning all aspects of Con-
gregational life in this Reform
synagogue.
The Hospitality Table will be
available before and after Services,
which begin at 8:15 in the Sanc-
tuary. Guests will hear from the
Rabbis and lay-leadership of the
Congregation and then may take a
tour of the facilities.
According to Jack Lapin, presi-
dent of Beth Israel, "We want to
provide our guests with the oppor-
tunity to partake in the spiritual
experience of our Shabbat along
with enjoying the warm fellow-
ship of our congregants.”
The Temple office at 771-6221
will be happy to furnish any
further information.
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which a network of medical and
health services emanate. It is the
largest medical complex in the
Middle East, providing healing,
teaching and research to the entire
population of Moslems, Jews,
Christians and Druse.
Hadassah Israel Education Ser-
vices include a comprehensive co-
educational high school which
gives career training; a community
college offering scientific, medical
and dental technological skills;
and the Hadassah Vocational
Guidance Institute which counsels
students, new immigrants and
army veterans in addition to train-
ing counselors and doing research
pertaining to testing, employment
and training.
Hadassah is also the single
largest membership organization
contributing to Youth Aliyah for
child rescue and rehabilitation and
to the Jewish National Fund for
land reclamation.
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The newly formed Nshei
Chabad is planning a meeting and
program at the home of Mrs.
Chiena Lazaroff on Wednesday,
Aug. 22. Mrs. Lazaroff will
demonstrate how to cook such
holiday favorites as sweet and
sour fish, stuffed cabbage,
kreplach, tsimmes, and honey
cake.
As the food is being prepared,
she will also review important
holiday meanings and customs,
followed by a tasting party of all
the items.
In addition to this special pro-
gram, Nshei Chabad also has a
popular weekly Shabbos after-
noon study group which centers
around the Torah portion of the
week. It is hosted by members in
their homes in the Fondren
Southwest area. Further questions
about these programs or the Nshei
Chabad-Sisterhood can be
addressed to Malka Abrams,
988-4013.
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Marian Prager, president, Hous- Mayor Jane By me; Dr. David receive first-hand reports from Dr.
ton Chapter of Hadassah, and Hartman of The Hebrew Univer- Kalman J. Mann, director-general
Evelyn Leff, president, Southwest sity of Jerusalem; Rabbi David of the Hadassah Medical Organiza-
Region of Hadassah, will lead a Polish, Beth Emet The Free Syna- tion in Jerusalem; Dr. Samuel
delegation of 40 women, includ- gogue of Evanston, Illinois; Yosef Penchas, Computer Medicine spe-
ing 25 from Houston, to the 1979 Shapira, World Head of Youth cialist at Hadassah; and Dr. Shaul
National Hadassah Convention to Aliyah; Dr. Michael D. Usdan, Feldman, dean of Hebrew Univer-
convene in Chicago from Aug. 19 Commissioner, Connecticut State sity Hadassah Medical School,
through Aug. 22. Board of Higher Education; Dr. A contemporary fashion show
Deputy Prime Minister Yigael Fred Gottheil, Department of based on a museum collection of
Yadin of Israel, famed Nazi Economics, University of Illinois; traditional Middle Eastern dress,
hunter Simon Wiesenthal, and and Metropolitan Opera singer made by students at the Hadassah
U.S. Senator Birch Bayh are Misha Raitzin, who will perform Seligsberg/Brandeis Comprehen-
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