Page 15 THE NEWS-April, 1986
JCC To Hold
Annual Election
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Conference of Christians and
Jews.
The JCC Annual Meeting,
to be held at the Steak & Ale
on Albemarle Road, will follow
the successful format of the
10th Anniversary with a din
ner preceding the program. A
presidential report of JCC ac
complishments and program
plans will be given by Miles
Levine. An update report of
the new building to be oc
cupied by JCC in May will be
presented by William Gore-
lick, JCC Vice President.
Election and instedlation of
new officers and board
members will be held. Recogni
tion will be given to outgoing
board members who have com
pleted their terms of office.
JCC To Be At
Maccabi Games
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Charlotte and N.C. area.
Stu Epstein, the Health &
P.E. Director at the Charlotte
JCC, is looking for 16 to 20
athletes between the ages of
12 and 16 who are interested
in participating in the follow
ing competitions: soccer,
swimming and tennis. If you
would like to join us on this
sporting expedition to Toron
to for the games, please con
tact Stu Epstein or Cary Bern
stein at 366-0357, or Harry
Berzack, 399-4581.
In conjunction with the
1986 Youth Maccabi Games,
Charlotte will host a group of
over 100 athletes from
Caracas, Venezuela on July
17-21. liiese athletes will be
stopping in Charlotte on their
journey to the youth games in
Toronto. The JCC will be spon
soring several athletic events
for teams from Caracas and
would like to assemble a group
of Charlotte competitors to
participate in a variety of
athletic events including soc
cer, tennis, swimming, basket
ball, track and field, gym
nastics, and volleyball. We are
also looking for families who
will provide home hospitality
to our Venezuelan friends. If
you are interested in either
participating in the Charlotte
Youth Maccabi Games or pro
viding home hospitality,
please call 366-0357.
Joint Adult Institute
The Joint Adult Institute, sponsored by Temple Beth El, Temple Beth Shalom, Temple Israel,
Federation, the Hebrew Academy and the Jewish Community Center, is pleased to aimounce two
mini-institutes to be presented for the Spring of 1986.
I. THE PASSOVER PACKAGE
April 3, 1986
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m.
Armstrong House
Lisa Vernon
Preparing Your Home for Passover
A discussion of the rituals, requirements and explanations of preparing
a home for Passover. Topics covered will include what makes food “Kosher
for Passover,” how to prepare for a Seder, and how to include the entire
family in Passover preparations.
April 10, 1986
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m.
Armstrong House
Rabbi Marc Wilson
Conducting Your Passover Seder
A comprehensive discussion of the objects on the Seder table and a step-
by-step overview of the order of the Seder ritual. Emphasis will be placed
on the structure of the Seder, how it developed, how the rituals are to
be performed, and the philosophical themes of the Seder observance.
April 17, 1986
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m.
Armstrong House
Heidi Edidin
Cooking for Passover
Prepare, sample £uid collect recipes for some very special dishes for your
Seder meal: Spring Chicken Vegetable Soup, Potato Knaidlach and even
more traditional as well as innovative Peissover delights.
n. MORE CELEBRATIONS - THE HISTORY AND RITUAL OF SUMMER HOLIDAYS
Lag B’omer
May 29, 1986
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m.
JECC*
Rabbi Yoseph Groner
Journey into the Mystical World of Kabbalah. Lag B’omer is considered
the Rosh Hashanah for Jewish Mysticism. An in-depth look at the develop
ment of Kabbalah and its composers from the early days through modern
times. Also a review of Rabbi Akiba emd his accomplishments during the
Bar Kochba era.
June 5, 1986 Shavuoth
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m. Shavuoth traditionally marks the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai. We
JECC* read the book of Ruth and celebrate Confirmation. Study with us the
Rabbi Harold Krantzler original customs of the festival £md its spiritual meaning for our time.
June 19, 1986
Thursday
7:30-9:30 p.m.
JECC*
Rabbi Robert Seigel
Tisha B’av
There is meaning in life, even in tragedy. Discussion of Tisha B'av will
lead into the classic question of feuth in God in the face of evil.
•REGISTRATION'
$10.00 for all six sessions/$3.00 per individual session (additional $10.00 materials fee for cooking class)
Check sessions you wish to attend:
Preparing Your Home For Passover Lag B’omer
Conducting Your Seder Shavuoth
Passover Cooking ($10 material fee) Tisha B’av
NAME:
PHONE:
ADDRESS:
Your check must accompany this form
Mail or bring to:
JAI
Jewish Community Center
921 Jefferson Drive
P.O. Box 13369
Charlotte, NC 28211
QUESTIONS? CALL JACKIE FISHMAN AT THE JCC, 366-0357
♦ Jewish Educational and Community Center
Graduates * Graduates * Graduates
Before we know it
graduation will be here
for our high school
seniors and college
students. As has been
the practice of the CJN
these many years we
“salute” them in our
June/July edition.
Please send in the
following information
(deadline is May 5):
name of student, par
ents’ names, school
graduating from and
college to attend. For
college graduates, the
degree conferred and
future plans should
also be included. Please
mail this information,
typed and double
spaced, to “CJN", P.O.
Box 13369, Charlotte,
NC 28211. If there are
any questions call
366-6632 or 366-5007.
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