page »■—I'HK NEWS—May 1979
Welcome Aboard
New JCC Members
Michael Jaffa
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Berg
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Litwak
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Good
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Marx
Mr. & Mrs. John Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William Ashen-
dorf
Dr. & Mrs. Morton Shapiro
Mr. & Mrs. Warren
Klugman
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Weiner
Mr. & Mrs. Fletcher Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Unger
Mrs. Roslyn Sherwin
Mr. David McKinnon
If you would like to join
the J.C.C. or have any
questions pertaining to
membership in the “J”
please contact: Membership
Chairmen: Marilyn Shapiro,'
366-5866, Lou Fein, 364-
0711; Center Director: Mar
vin Bienstock, 366-0357.
Who cares
JCC Contribution
Cards
The JCC has beautiful con
tribution cards available for all
occasions. Phone: 366-0357.
Contributions
to the
Hebrew Academy
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Katz
Mr. & Mrs, Allan Silber
In memory of William Somer
stein:
Mr. & Mrs. Mac Somerstein
In honor of Dr. Gerson Asrael:
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Lemer
Say It With an
Academy Card
Now a donation to the
Academy can honor
memorials, bar mitzvahs,
any occasion.
&nd a check made out to
Hebrew Academy and your
requests to Be^l Fishman,
5841 Coatbridge Lane,
Charlotte, N.C. 28212,
Phone: 537-0220.
Stronger Catholic —
Jewish Ties
NEW YORK (JTA) - A letter
from the Vatican Secretariat of
State to Rabbi Marc H. Tanen-
baum, national interreligious
affairs director of the American
Jewish Committee, has ex
pressed satisfaction about “the
growing relation between the
Roman Catholic Church and
the Jewish religion in the wake
of the Second Vatican Council
and its Declaration Nostra
Aetate on the relation of the
church with non-Christian
religions.”
The letter was signed by G.
Caprio, the personal secretary
of Pope John Paul II. According
to the letter, written bn behalf of
the Pope, in response to a letter
from Rabbi Tanenbaum to the
Pope on the occasion of his elec
tion, the relation between the
Roman Catholic Church and
the Jewish people” will certain
ly grow even more strongly and
decisively in the future, with the
good will of the parties concern
ed.”
Two Charlotte Christian
Chiirches Hosted
Passover Seders
St. Patrick’s Cathedral and
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
marked Holy Thursday with
seders in a Christian context.
about Reba?
She came to Israel twenty years ago from Poland
with her husband and three fine sons. Illness took her
husband from her. Wars took her sons. Now she lives
alone with her memories. The world is hardly aware
that she is in it.
There are many Rebas. In Israel. Here. The world
over. It is possible'to forget them.
But to forget Reba, you must forget who you are.
You must ignore a heritage of nearly six thousand years
of shared joy and suffering —the oneness of all Jews
everywhere. Reba is you—and her needs are your needs,
with a different emphasis.
Renew yourself as you renew her life —and Jewish
life everywhere. Make you pledge today to the 1979
campaign.
Who cares about Reba?
We do. You do.
Yeor of Jewish Renewal at Home and Overseas
Yiddish Institute At Wiidacres
May 3-6
Time is drawing near for the first annual Yiddish Institute at
Wiidacres. The response has been most heart^.ning with reser
vations not only from Charlotte Yiddishists but from lovers of
“Mameh Loshin” in Winston-Salem, Hickory, Augusta, Ga., Atlan
ta, Ga., Charleston, S.Cj, Beaufort, S.C. and St. Petersburg, Ha.
A full program of Yiddish culture is scheduled with lectures and
workshops in literature, poetry, language and music.
The guest speaker-in-residence for the Institute will be Mr.
Abraham Shulman • novelist, poet, essayist and musical
playwright. Mr. Shulman has edited Yiddish publications both in
Australia and Parife. Currently he is on the ^torial staff of the
Jewish Daily Forward and writes for many Yiddish and English
magazines. He conducts frequent lectures throughout the country
and is eagerly awaiting the publication of his next book Coming
Home to Zion.
(Mr. Shulman replaces our previously announced speaker)
^gistration will be on Thursday, May 3 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the
Wiidacres Retreat in Little Switzerland, N.C. The Institute remains
in session until Sunday morning, May 6.
For further information contact: Baila Pransky - 704-366-5564 or
Leo Hoffman - 704-365-1037.
New In Town
Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Deckelbaum, (Rachel)
Mr. Rick Dietchman
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Komox (Mae)
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Rolnick
(Margie)
Ms. Lorell Ruth field
Mrs. Roslyn Sherwin
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Gaines
(Evelyn)
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Karas
(Phyllis)
Ms. Anna Borobeck
Miss Abby Hoffman •
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Lubin
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Edelstein
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Spielman
• Mr. Mark Stern
Mr. & Mrs. Abbie Sharif
Mr. & Mrs. Morrie Rosen
(Phyllis)
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Come see the new selection of
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All proceeds go to local
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1979 Hadassah ^
Directory Changes
Page 45 - Groomobile ad - 537-
0503
Page 75 - Karp, Edward - 364-
6081
Page 75 - Kane, Mike - 366-
0071
Page 102 - Mike’s Disco Ad
Box number 221067, phone - 366-
0071.
Page 13i - Senker, Sam. - add
Beverly’s name
Page 133 • Shapiro, Sol - add
Marilyn’s name
Page 3 - Correct chairman for
Hebrew Cemetery Association
is Hilbert Fuerstman - 523-2795
Page 32 - Ad at bottom of page
is N.C. COLLECTION
bureau .
Page 143 - Stekloff, Dr.
Sheldon - 542-0661
Page 85 - l^ngman, Ms. Ann -
364-1691 & 364-1693
Page 29 - Boxer, Larry - add
Deane’s name - correct address -
4100 Columbine Circle
Page 3 - Life jMembership
Chairman, Lena Levine, Co-
Chairman, Rose Luski
Page 35 - Ronnie Blackwelder
Upholsterer new address - 2133
Shamrock Drive
Page 3 - Chevra Kadisha
Burial Society - Abe Bober, 366-
5060 and 525-3273
Add - Lurie, Mrs. Robert
(Sophie) - 415 Bertonley Ave.
28211 - 366-4894
Spielman, Joseph - 4735 Roun
ding Run Matthews, N.C.
28105 - 542-2760
Hurst, Herbert (Elsie), 5441
Topping Place - 525-1587
Page 101 - Miller, Irving - new
phone - 366-2604
Page i07 - Ohlstein, Mrs.
Marsha - 5118 Round Run Rd.
Page 107 - Ostrovsky, Dimitn -
(Alla) • 1018 McLaughlin Dr.
28210 - 537-9895
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Books In Review
ly)
Mr. & Mrs. Don Fisher (Beryl)
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Svigals (Liz)
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry DoUner (Pol-
“GOOD AS GOLD*’ by
Joseph Heller. Simon &
Schuster. $12.96
A third-rate' intellectual the
public thinks is first-rate is on
his way to becoming “the coun
try’s first Jewish secretary of
state.” He’s the ambitious, put-
upon Dr. Bruce Gold, the
schlemiel-antihero of Heller’s
newest novel.
Many “Catch-22” fans found
“Something Happened” im
possible to get through, but
they’ll delight in Heller’s joyful
return to the zany mode for this
third novel.
There’s a surprise: Though
“(jrood as Gold” at first trains its
comic cannons at American
government, it turns into a cor
rosive satire on Jewish life in
America. (And it is not based on
a real person; Bruce Gold is not
Henry Kissinger.)
-HENRY KISOR
Chicago Sun-Hmes
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