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VOL. X

SHALOM
LEXINGTON

Once again CKJF coordinated “Shalom
Lexington”, a fall social event for
newcomers to the Central Kentucky Jewish
community. Co-hosted by area Jewish
organizations, this year’s "Shalom“ took
place Sunday afternoon, August 30 at
Carnahan House.

Representatives from the following
organizations were on hand with warm
greetings: B’nai B’rith, CKJF, Lexington
Chapter of Hadassah, Lexington Havurah,
Hillel, LEXTY (Temple Youth), Dhavay Zion
Synagogue and its Sisterhood, Temple Adath
Israel, its Brotherhood, Sisterhood and
Mitzvah Corps, U.K. Faculty Association on
Jewish Affairs, and Young Judaea.

Entertainment was again provided by
Larry, Harold and Marianne Sherman.

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SEPTEMBER 1987

NO. 6

Send Rosh Hashonah
Greetings to Refwseniks

This year start the Jewish New Year off
American style -— make a new year’s
resolution! But make it a special one,
make a Rosh Hashonah resolution to begin
correspondence with a Soviet Jewish
Refusenik family.

As you continue the time honored
tradition of sending Rosh Hashonah greet-
ings to close family and friends, won’t
you consider extending this bit of warmth
to a refusenik family? Names and address-
es have appeared in the Bulletin over the
past year, and many of you, with excellent
intentions, have clipped these and put
them aside. Now is the time to start your
correspondence; now is the time for you to
resolve to take a few minutes periodically
to let a refusenik family know that your
thoughts are with them.

The following addresses have appeared
in the CKJF Bulletins over the past year.
we suggest that you choose a family or
individual for this list so that we can
concentrate our efforts.

Aleksey Magarik (male)

Rusahovskaya 87-88

Moscow 107113

RSFSR, USSR

occupation: cellist

status: prisoner of conscience & refusenik

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