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PAGL 8 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE February 20. 1081
Federation in action
Frankel, Lewis, Lainoff
will lead Campaign divisions
The Atlanta Jewish Federation
1981 Campaign chairmen for
education and psychology —
human services have been
announced Education chairman is
I>r Ephraim Frankel and co-
chairmen for Psychology-Human
Services are Rabbi Shalom l ewis
and Harold “Mike" Lainoff
Frankel. director of the Hebrew
Academy, came to Atlanta in 19b'
from Ottaaa. Canada, where he
was the director of a day school
Since he has tasen here, the Hebrew
Academy has grown from 2 T 5
children to around fU children He
has a B S from Boston University ,
a Bachelor of Hebrew Letters from
Yeshrva University. M A. from
University atf Ottawa and Ph D.
from Georgia State University.
Frankel is a member of the
National Council of Jewish
Education, the national executive
board of the Association of
Hebrew Day School Principals, a
member of the visiting committee
of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools and a former
chairman of the Atlanta Jewish
Educational Council
Lewis came to Atlanta from
New Jersey. After serving
Congregation Ft/ Chaim as a
student rabbi on weekends, he has
been the permanent rabbi at Etz
Chaim for the last 3 years. He visits
the schools in the community to
speak about Judaism and regularly
goes to Walton High School to
answer any questions that the
students may have. He is very
involved in the community and
frequently participates in panel
disscussions of community
problems.
Lainoff. assistant director of the
Atlanta Jewish Community
Center, was previously assistant
director of the Jewish Center in
Portland, Ore. A native of St.
Louis, Lainoff was with the Jewish
Community Centers of St. Louis
for 18 years. During this time, he
was a children’s worker, director
for adult services, day camp
director and director of the
resident camp. He is an authority
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Lainoff taught Jewish history and
culture in a Reform congregation
Lainoff
Lewis
religious school for 20 years. He Washington University and an
also collects and sings folk music. MSW from George Brown School
Lainoff has a B.A. from of Social Work.
1981 Goldstein Leadership Enrichment program
Participants selected for
inclusion in the 1981 Dr. Irving
H. Goldstein Leadership
Enrichment program will soon be
announced.
Dr. Perry Brickman and Mrs.
Judy Kogon, co-chairmen of the
program, along with the planning
committee members have created a
seven-session course on the
important issues facing Jewry.
There will be a session on Jewish
community priorities and
leadership, led by Lloyd Levin, a
noted American Jewish leader and
Darrell Friedman, associate
director of the Council of Jewish
Federations; a session on the
Holocaust by Dr. Melvin Urovsky,
Professor of Jewish History at
Virginia Commonwealth University;
a program on the state of World
Jewry, with Michael Bcrenbaum,
associate director of the president's
Commission on the Holocaust; a
session on Zionism, led by Dr.
David Blutnenthal, chairman of
Jewish Studies at Emory
University; and sessions on Jewish
Education, the Jewish Family and
the state of Atlanta Jewry.
Final selections for the program
are being made by the executive
committee of the Atlanta Jewish
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Federation and members of the
Leadership Development
Committee. Over 120 names of
potential candidates are being
reviewed before the final 40 will be
chosen.
The program moves beyond the
classic “orientation to local and
national agencies' into areas of
Jewish content, major issues in
Jewish life, and leadership skills.
Participants will be able to focus
on broadening their perspectives
on critical issues and improving
their capacity to deal with the
increasingly complex challenges of
American Jewish life.
At the completion of the
program, participants are placed
on the boards of beneficiary
agencies of the Atlanta Jewish
Federation. The following year,
there is a followup to evaluate the
course and their placement.
Members of the Dr. Irving H.
Goldstein Leadership Enrichment
Planning Committee are Dr. Alan
Lease, Rae Sternberg, Fran
Rottenberg, Rita Bodner,
Manlynn Winston, Adrian Grant,
Jay Davis, and Dr. Harvey
Silverman.
Super Sunday II coming
The 1981 Atlanta Jewish Federation
Campaign has announced Super
Sunday II to be held on Sunday,
Feb. 22, at the offices of the
Atlanta Jewish Federation, 1753
Peachtree Road, N.E., 873-1661.
There will be two phone sessions—
one running from 10 a.m. to noon,
and the other from noon to 2 p.m.
Refreshments will be served.
Super Sunday I, which was
held on Feb 8 at the Trust
Company Bank, received over
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$187,000. Since some people were not at
home during Super Sunday I or
could not decide immediately how
much to pledge, there are still
many return calls to make. Super
Sunday II will give the 1981
Campaign an opportunity to reach
these people.
Doris Goldstein, Richard
Bressler and Charlotte Fleisher,
co-chairmen of the Super Sunday
efforts, urge everyone to finish the
extraordinary effort begun with
Super Sunday I by volunteering to
help Feb. 22.
Those wishing to volunteer, can
call 873-1661 to sign up.