The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, September 01, 1961, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textc I I Friday, N«pt 1, 1*41 B^nat Israel rU^JTTf-IL . troffis pelihot Slices Sept. 2 . ^dUisc£dtK)D 8*hju Israel will tioMarec^ttoo Saturday. Sept 2, from 11 pm until midnight, to «m£>U- members and other of the Synagogue to o- evening of fellowship Following the reception, there will be a brief Selihot Service, with Rabbi Chapman officiating ATI Jews in the community of at Petersburg—young and old. Men and women, members and fiends are invited to participate Jf the reception and Service. Sunday, Sept. 2, the Minyan Club will assemble at 9 am Registration for Raiigimif School pfaldanU will take place between 10 and 12 noon at the syna gogue Parents must accompany their children for registration A special committee will also be available to aasist new and po- tantis] members and all active members who wish to make arrangement to participate in the High Holy Days Services. Tuesday. Sept. 9, the regular Beard meeting of the Congrega tion will take place at 0 p.m Members of the Sisterhood are urged to attend the monthly meeting at the synagogue at 0:19 p.m., as many surprises are in store for them —All sessions of the School Department will open Tuesday, Sept. S; the daily Nur sery-Kindergarten School at 9 am., and the weekday Religious School in the afternoon. Friday, Sept 8, the seventeen USY’ers who attended the Lead ership Training Institute at Camp Ocala will assist Rabbi Chapman in conducting the Sabbath Eve Service at 8 p.m They will dis cuss the encampment theme -Sanctify Us With Thy Mdzvua.” Saturday. 8ept 9. the Sabbath Morning Service will begin at 9 am . the Teen Service m the Chapel at 10:49 am and the Youth and Faintly Hour at 11 am Sabbath lunch will follow at 11:49 am. ZIM Fetes Press On Liner “Israel” NEW YORK, (WUP> —The ZIM Lines, last week, invited representatives of the American Jewish press — including agen cies, Yiddish dailies and EngliHi- Jewish weeklies—to a unique cocktail and Dinner Party aboard the 8 8 Israel docked at its pier in Green port, Brooklyn The occasion marked the show ing of an excellent new film en titled “To Israel by Sea"—docu menting in beautiful color re production a New York-Tel-Aviv voyage of the liner Zion. Mr. Wittner, General Passenger man ager, spoke briefly on the history of ZIM and then introduced Cap tain M Abramski New York Consul-General of Israel Eliab and Consul Padan were among the guests; also Mr. and Mrs. Morris Janoff of Jersey City. Mr. Janoff, editor of the “Jewish Standard." is an officer of the American Jewish Press Association. In the event the reader would like to know what a ZIM passen ger dinner is like. Here is a typi cal menu; Cantaloupe “Fleur De Las’’ Clear Oxtail Soup “Au Sherry." Broiled Colorado Rain bow Trout—Forrester Style. Cornish Hen “Hawaii—Wild Rice; Fresh Garden Peas; Mixed Green Tenderleaves; Chef's Dressing Gateau "Mille Feuilles.” Demi Tas. Petits Fours Wines, Liq ueurs, etc U — Masel Tovf" Horizons St. Petersburg Senior Friendship News by HAWtr ROSE Harry Kapiow has prepared and arranged for a senes at im portant Book Reviews, while Herman Taylor has laid out a senes of discussions on National and International affairs, that is bound to take up many exciting hours during the coarse of the Herman and Sarah Taylor have departed for Youngstown. Ohio, where they plan to spend a full month with their family in that city Herman Taylor is enthusias tic over hi* programs for his Dis cussion Group for the coming season and says “the subjects are those that will bring the greatest amount of interest on both sides—for or against—and are of such a nature that it will arouse the interest of everyone concerned" "We will be coming back before the official opening of the Club in October," conclud ed Herman as he beaded North The meetings of the Senior Friendship Club over the sum mer months at Gulfport Beach have been well attended and these meetings will continue for the balance of the Summer at Gulfport Beach on each first and third Wednesday of the month This will take m the balance of August, September and the first Wednesday in October On the afternoon of Oct. 9 at 1 pm Senior Friendship Club will hold its first official meeting indoors at the New Jewish Community Center. Elbow Lane and Park Street, North. All members are advised to be at the meeting early as much is to be done Louis Goldstein, a very popu lar member of Senior Friendship, underwent a serious operation Launch New Ship For Israel PARIS, (JTA)—The SS Mole- det. the largest ship for Israel ever built in France, was launch ed this week at Nantes in cere monies by high French Govern ment officials and members of the Israel Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Commerce and Industry. The French officials expressed the hope that Israel would con tinue to place orders for more vessels in France and construc tion company officials gave as surances that French shipyards would do thei rutmort to meet Israel ship-buildmg needs Earl ier this week. Israel placed orders for two large ocean going vessels and took an option for a third with the Chantiers de la Mediterranee firm. Last week at Mound Park Hos pital where he is reported rest ing comfortably and doing nicely Moe Levy, another popular mem ber was also operated upon at Mound Park Hospital last week and u holding his own. Senior Friendship wishes both Louis and Moe a very quick recovery Sol and Kate Cohen are in New Jersey where they will spend the balance of August and ail of September with their families, returning to' St Peters burg the first week in October v Heyman and Helen Barak are visiting their families and close friends in Toledo. Ohio and De troit, Mich. William and Ada Marx are spending a very happy vacation on Long Island with their fami- bes and plan to return to St Petersburg about Oct. 5. Ada Marx, is a member of Senior Friendship’s musical staff and directs most of their musical score and special shows She writes that she has many wonderful ideas for the vari ous musical entertainments that will be offered during the sea son of 1961-1962. and also will be a very active member of the enlarged orchestra “We’ll be looking for you, so hurry back to the Sunshine City where you are really on the “missing list," Helen Birkhahn is winding up a very active Camp season and plans to leave for St. Petersburg Late this month. Helen is an ac tive director of a Summer Camp in Pittxfield, Mass. and each summer spend* her time in this work She will join her husband George, who remains in St Petersburg where he is actively engaged in the business of elec trorucs Helen plays first violin in the Senior Friendship Orches tra and everyone is waiting pa tieritly to hear her in concert again Ben and Ethel Green, who ar? also very active Camp Workers will return to St Petersburg late in September, following a very active and successful camp sea son in New Jersey. Kasper and Caroline Loewen- stein have returned from a very pleasant visit to California, where they w*ent to visit then- families and also to see the rest of California, that they missed on their first visit there early this season St. Pete Hadassah Picnic Labor Day A Labor Day picnic is being sponsored by the St. Petersburg Chapter of Hadassah on Monday, Sept. 4, at Lake Maggorie. Mrs S Meyers is chairman a# the occasion whose time is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Ben J. Klein, m charge of publicity, can also be contact ed for details at 57-2025. Members are asked to bring cards, tables and chairs for games, if they wish. TROPICAL LIQUORS 105 9th St. South St Petersburg, Fla Phone 78-0171 Plaza Liquor Store Central Plaza FAMILY BOWLING IS GREAT FUN $ AT TEN PIN LANES, Inc. 1453 S. Pasadena St. Petersburg, Fla. Home Lanes For Hadassah Bowling League Early Birds League Louis A Cohen Lodge B’nai B’rith Bowling League GUARANTEED PERMANENT SERVICE LOW ANNUAL RATES — SEMI-ANNUAL INSPECTION • WE CARRY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION A PUBLIC LIABILITY INS. H. HOBELMANN 7-2900 WAverly 1-2473 ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.