Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 29, 1988 Page: 4 of 28
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A Jewish Response to Hunger
Saranne Kosberg
is elected to the
board of Mazon
Saranne Kosberg of Houston
has been elected to the board of
directors of Mazon, a Jewish Re-
sponse to Hunger. Founded three
years ago, Mazon (the Hebrew
, word for food) is a national orga-
nization seeking to combat hun-
ger by raising funds for estab- l
lished agencies - Jewish and non-
Jewish, at home and abroad -
that feed the hungry and serve as
advocates for the needy.
Since its inception, Mazon has
allocated some $750,000 to .more
than 100 organizations fighting
hunger and poverty. Mazon has
been endorsed by the Central i
Conference of American Rabbis,
Federation of Reconstructionist
Congregations and Havurot,
North American Federation of
Temple Youth, Rabbinical Assem-
bly, Union of American Hebrew
Congregations and United Syna-
The Political Awareness Group
of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Federation of Greater
Houston has scheduled its open-*
ing program for Wednesday, Jan.
4, at 7:45 p.m., at the Federation
building.
The program, entitled "Politics,
Prayers and Promises", will fea-
ture guest speakers Eli Yeru-
SA’TURDAY
DECEMBERS,
1988
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shalmi and Arthur Abramson. Ye-
rushalmi is consul for the State of
Israel; Art Abramson is director
of the Community Relations Com-
mittee of the Jewish Federation.
The speakers will focus on the
incoming American and Israeli
administrations. There will be am-
ple time for questions and answers
during the program which is open
to the community.
Admission to the program is a
can of food for the food barrel at
the Federation. The food barrel
was put in the lobby as a result of
the efforts of the Political Aware-
ness Committee. Anyone coming
to the Federation is encouraged
to bring a nonperishable item
with them.
Members of the committee in-
clude: Bobbie Asarch, Rachel
Brown, Lorraine Brown, Helen
Dow, Ana Eigler, Theba Feldman,
Jacqueline R. Fox, chairman; Suzi
Gerstenhaber, Rosita Goldberger,
Denise Gorel, Patti Hurwitz,
Cathie Jacobs, Sue Jacobson, Bar-
bara Koslov, Karen C Krinsky,
and
Jester’s Court
7041 Southwest Freeway
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Jean E. Lang, Sheila Loewenstern,
Beverly MacNaughton, Carolyn
Plessner, Rozanne Rubin.
For information or to make a
reservation, call Linda Burger at
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Jan, 26.
Workshops present a more in-
depth study of a specific form of
dance. Scheduled are two two-
day workshops, the "Israeli Folk
Dance Workshop", conducted by
Danny Uziel on Jan. 14 and 15, and
a "Movement Technique Work-
shop" led by Patty Webb Bryan,
Sandra Kay Lauffenburger and
Cynthia Word Powers on Feb. 4
and 5. For information and tick-
ets, call the JCC, 729-3200. □
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- Camberg s cordially invites you to an exclusive
showing of one-of-a-kind Italian ceramics —
statuettes, dolls, plates and hoWls.
) Uhese are magnificent objects of art, crafted on the
storied island of Sardegna — created With loVe by
tWo artisans, Women Whose artistic talent Will
neVer be equalled or found again. SJhe ceramics
haVe been fired With imbedded lace and 18-k gold.
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