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Super Sunday Rings in $9,000

6 Central Kentucky community answered the call for CKJ F’s Super Sunday
phonathon on June 27. Donations totaling nearly $9,000 were pledged on that day
alone, and contributions are still coming into the office. Funds raised for this event

go to support services and activities for Jews, both locally and throughout the world.

In addition to everyone that contributed so generously, CKJF would also like to thank
all the volunteers who worked so diligently to make Super Sunday a success. Special
thanks go to Super Sunday Co—chairs Judy Levine and Marty Barr for all their hard work
and kind efforts. Thank you also to Temple Adath Israel for the use of their building and to
John McDonald for his help in organizing the event. See page 3 for more pictures and a list
of Super Sunday Volunteerslfi

 

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WW3 H. D. Uriel Smith help make Super Sunday a success. More Super Sunday workers,

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arty Barr, President, heads a new slate of officers Middle SChOOI StUdents
elected to the Board of Directors of the Central invited to take the

Kentucky Jewish Federation. The election took

, place at the combined CKJF Annual and Board meetings on G AM E DAY

June 23. Also elected to the Executive Committee are Stanley

Saxe, First Vice President; Jerry Guttrnan, Secretary; and C
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Ken Mayer repeats as Treasurer. Evelyn Dantzic Geller is the
Immediate Past President.

Newly elected Board members are: Phil Berger, Bill Grise, AU 9 U St 22
Deborah Isenstadt, Ginger Knight, and Lowell Nigoff. Jesse
Weil takes a seat on the Board as a representative for Temple
Adath Israel and Brian Hershinow comes in for B’nai B’rith.

Continuing on the Board are Aviva Bowling, Vinnie
Dubilier, Ellie Goldman, Jonathan Miller, Zoya Orlov, Mark
Simpson, Rabbi H.D. Uriel Smith, and David Soginfi

ewish Family Services has been hard at work with

Temple Adath Israel and Ohavay Zion Synagogue

putting together a middle school kick off program for
the New Year. The day will consist of challenge style
games. You do not have to be an athlete to win at these
original and innovative games. Afier working up an appetite

C KJF President, Marty Barr ‘
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CK]: NONPROFIT ORG. be served. Then you can dance the day away with D].
340 Romany Road . . .
Lexinaton KY 40502 US. POSTAGE PAID Keith as he plays all your favorite songs and glves away
' LEXINGTON KY great door prizes. The Game Day Challenge is open to all
Sggdfe W1 1 0195 PERMIT NO' 719 Middle School students in the Jewish Community. There
1 2 4 p Niréiil align i sr ae 1 will be no charge. All you need to do is come to Jacobson
and Avenue Park Shelter #6 on August 22nd at 10:00 am. - 2:00 pm.

Lexington, KY 4050
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l 5 9 5 and be ready to have a blast! For more information see the

7‘ 7 if i '7 ’ , , . flyer on page 8 of this issue or call the Jewish Family
Change Service Requested Services office (606) 269-9852. Hope to see you there! a