Page 6-THE NEWS-April, 1985
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Edward Karp and Sol Levine have been appointed to the
Mercy Hospitd Board of Visitors. The board is comprised of
100 members representing various aspects of the community—
business, professional,, etc.
Warren Binnick has been promoted to director of Pharmacy
Services at Presbyterian Hospital.
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Leland Fuerstman, a computer consultant and son of Hilbert
Fuerstman, has achieved the title of national master of chess.
This title is held by only 2% (or 500) of all chess players in the
country. He is one of five persons in North Carolina with the
title.
•
Larry Liss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Liss, was elected presi
dent of Tau Epsilon Phi at UNC-CH.
•
Andrew Baron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baron, has
distinguished himself by winning the N.C. Independent Schools
State Wrestling Championship in the 195-pound weight class.
Andrew helped his school, Chjirlotte Country Day, to a perfect
team record of 15 wins with no losses. His record, in this his
senior year, was 23 wins and 2 losses; 21 of his wins came with
pins.
Joel Slesinger, son of Leonard Slesinger, has passed the CPA
examination.
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In the recent Charlotte-Mecklenburg PTA “Reflections" con
test, Dalya Massachi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Massachi,
won second place for her poem “Clay of Imagination.” The con
test was in three divisions: literature, visual arts and music with
the topic being “What Sparks My Imagination.” Dalya is a
sophomore at East Mecklenburg High School.
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Latest additional Fall deans’ lists: At Appalachian State
University, Laurie Behar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Behar; Naomi Spitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spitzer.
At N.C. State University: Neil Hennes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Hennes.
•
Lina Levine was awarded Honorable Mention during a recent
show by the Guild of Charlotte Artists.
SE Small Cities
cont’d from p.l
munity Relations Advisory
Council (NJCRAC). The na
tional coordinating body for
the field of Jewish community
relations, NJCRAC is com
prised of 111 local Jewish com
munity relations bodies and 11
national agencies.
Prior to assuming the posi
tion of NJCRAC Executive,
Mr. Chernin served as the
agency’s speciedist for Soviet
Jewry and as Coordinator of
the American Conference on
Soviet Jewry. Currently he is
a member of the Presidium
and Secretariat of the World
Conference on Soviet Jews.
Thomas A. Dine, Executive
Director of the American
Israel Public Affairs Commit
tee, will provide “A Nation8il
and International Perspective
of Political Issues Facing the
Jewish Community.”
Director of the CJF
Washington Action Office
Mark Talisman will speak at
the closing session.
Appointed by the President
as Vice Chairmcm of the U.S.
Holocaust Memorial Center,
Mr. Talisman was instrumen
tal in negotiating the agree
ment with the government of
Czechoslovakia that resulted
in the release of over 500
objects of Judaica originally
collected by Hitler to con
stitute a “museum to an ex
tinct race.” The resulting ex
hibition,* known as “The
Precious Legacy,” was shown
in major U.S. museums.
The Conference will include
sessions on Aging, Young
Leadership, Long Range Cam
paign Planning, Women’s
Division, Jewish Education, a
special Endowment Workshop
and Women’s Division
Workshop.
Representatives from both
volunteer-directed and profes
sionally directed communities
are invited to attend the Con
ference.
The Third Annual
Com munity-Wide
Family Afikomen Hunt
Your Family could win $125 toward a JCC membership or a b/w portable TV!
HERE’S HOW
There is a family Passover tradition of searching for the Afikomen (the last piece of
matzoh eaten at the seder). All the Jewish Institutions of Charlotte ~ Temples Beth El,
Beth Shalom and Israel, the Hebrew Academy, JCC and Federation — have taken this
tradition and turned it into an exciting treasure hunt.
ON SUNDAY, APRIL 14, at 2:30 p.m, the JCC is holding an open house and tour of
the COMMUNITY PROJECT in progress. At 2 p.m. that day, those who qualify will
be invited to come and hunt for the Afikomen.
To qualify you must solve a puzzle and subinit your answer in writing by Friday, April
12. A correct answer from just one family member qualifies the whole family. You can
enter as many times as you want, there is no penalty for wrong guesses.
SOLVING THE PUZZLE
We have hidden the Afikomen in a very specific place in BIBLICAL HISTORY.
WHEN YOU THINK YOU KNOW WHERE THE AFIKOMEN HAS BEEN HID
DEN IN BIBLICAL HISTORY SUBMIT YOUR ANSWER.
HERE ARE THE 15 CLUES FOR 1985
1. “Whatr’
2. Let’s Split
3. G-d Forbade
4. Unscramble This Clue: CONEAGRAR
5 . Jackson
6. Reach For The Stars
7. Don’t Talk To Me About It.
8. Ziggurat
9. Going Up
10. A Tumultuous Vision
11. Sky’s The Limit
12. From One to Many
13. What Goes Up...
14. The First UN
15. Parlez Usted Yiddish
To Help You Along: In 1982 the Afikomen was hidden in the basket of reeds which
carried the baby Moses. Here were some of the clues and their meaning.
CLUE MEANING
Zero Population Growth Pharaoh was trying to kill aU Jewish male babies
Finder’s Keepers Pharaoh’s daughter found and kept Moses
JEP Jewish Egyptian Prince
NAME OF FAMILY
ADDRESS AND PHONE
WE THINK THE AFIKOMEN IS HIDDEN
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