Page 17-THE NEWS-November. 1985
Bulletin Board
B’nal B^rith Men Keep Busy
Blood Drive
Back in September we were let
out of the dark
About why Charlotte wants to
build a new ball park.
Frances Crockett who was
scheduled to speak
Attended the championship
game that her O’s did seek.
So Jim Black spoke to the
lodge that night
Representing the committee
to select a new site
For Charlotte’s image and for
having fun
Jim told us that a new park
benefits everyone.
Jim answered our questions
one and all
So lets build a park —
Charlotte play ball!!!
Jeff Mullins, Director of
Athletics and Head Basket
ball Coach at UNCC, joined
the lodge for dinner and con
versation at Carlo’s on Oc
tober 23.
Congratulations to Gary
Dunn, winner of the cash raf
fle held at our September
event. Raffles Eire held at our
Speaker/Dinner events, with
half of the winnings going to
the lodge.
Coming in December - Oper
ation Snowflake - the Charlotte
Jewish community’s £mnu£il
Christmas volunteer program.
Please volunteer about 4 hours
of your time on Christmas eve
or Christmas day so that our
Christian friends can spend
the holiday with their families.
We will fill positions normsdly
staffed by volunteers at three
Charlotte hospit£ds and will
also staff positions at the
Mecklenburg County Jail. To
volunteer, or for more informa
tion, contact Ken Stern at
563-2696. Please help to make
someone’s Christmas a little
happier.
Interested in receiving our
monthly newsletter (B’nai
B’rith Headlines)? Like to join,
but don’t know to whom to
talk? Call Ed Abel at 366-3309
for information.
— Ken Stern
As a continuing service to
the Red Cross, B’nai B’rith
Men sponsors the Annual
Holiday Blood Drive. This will
be held at the Red Cross
Building, 2425 Park Rd., from
December 16 through Decem
ber 31. Your blood is needed at
this time more than any other
due to the increased need dur
ing the December holidays.
Please call 376-1661 for an ap
pointment Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4
p.m. or Sun. 12:30-4 p.m.
Please designate your blood
for B’nai B’rith. It’s a psdnless
way to help those in need. For
further information contact
Eric Sklut at 536-8830 (office)
or 365-0154 (home).
— Eric Sklut
Iran p un^ian V
"Do Not Separate Yourself From The Community”
News From Temple Beth El
For the second successive
year. Temple Beth El com
memorated the High Holy
Days at Dana Auditorium on
the Queens College campus.
This enables the entire con
gregation to worship together.
In prior years it was necessary
to have two assemblies of wor
shippers because of the size of
the Temple Sanctuary is too
small for our growing congre
gation.
Social Club
The recently formed Beth El
Social Club is engaged in a full
program of activity. On Oc
tober 27, the group visited the
North Carolina State Zoo in
Asheboro via a motor cjiravan.
Members brought their own
box lunches and enjoyed a
dutch treat dinner on the way
back.
Future activities include at
tending the Colonial Cup in
Camden, S.C. on November
17. This is the outstanding
steeplechase race of the year.
The cost per person will in
clude travel by chsirtered bus,
entrance fee to the races and
dinner. Members will bring
their own box lunch.
On December 22, there will
be a visit to Old Salem and
Reynolda House in Winston-
Salem, gdso by bus, with din
ner included. For further infor
mation/costs, etc. call the
Temple, 366-1948.
Men's Club
On October 20, the Men’s
Club hosted a political forum
with the Republican and
Democratic candidates for
mayor, Dave Berryhill and
Harvey Gantt, presenting
their goals for the city’s
future. A lively question
period followed. The famous
lox and bagel breakfast
preceded the program.
Other Activities
On October 6, Simchat
Torah was celebrated at which
time the following new
Religious School students
were consecrated: Dayna Ber-
ton, Lloyd Diaz, Shain Elden,
Julie Goldman, Adam Horner,
Benjamin Hurwitz, Meredith
Katz, Craig Kirsch, Hilari
Levine, Rebecca Livert, Lisa
McGinley, Sarah Moore,
Mollie Neumann, Bryan
Ostrower, Sharon Ostrower,
Oren Rosenberg, Meghen
Russ, Michael Schiffman,
Daniel Simon, Adam Smith,
Andrew Soifer, Gena Spil,
Richard Wilson, Amelia Zim-
mern and Justin Oxman.
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Two Bar Mitzvahs were held
during October: Todd Joffe,
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Lenore Jones Deutsch,
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The quality of the speaker
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— Roland Heller
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Above is a reproduction of The Foundation contribution
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Donations may be made to the Foundation in Honor of, in
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Contributions To The Foundation
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