Shalom Park
Page 9-THE NEWS-May, 1986
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Demonstrations will be offered
in physical education, dance,
fine arts, music and drama for
all ages from 1 to 100 +.
The Blumenthal Education
Building will feature an Israeli
theme carnival. Designed to
afford participants a chance to
visit its many and varied
classrooms, the carnival will
offer booths and prizes. The
carnival is cosponsored by the
Temples and the Academy.
Gorelick Hall will contain
displays and information
booths for each of the Jewish
institutions and organizations.
The gallery alcoves will
feature an art and photo
display.
Refreshments will be served
overlooking the outdoor pool
complex. They will be provid
ed by the “J”.
The entire event has been
developed by the Foundation
Special Events Steering Com
mittee under the leadership of
Alan Blumenthal, Chair.
Members of that committee
include: Ed Moline, Mark
Bernstein, Louise Bernstein,
Brenda Meltsner, Marcia
Simon, Roz Greenspon, Emily
Zimmern, Mattye Silverman,
Phyllis Schultz, Lisa Foley,
Elliot Sanderson, Ginger
Snitz, Judy Sutker, Larry
Segal, Bobbie Pollard, Patti
Gorelick, Florence Jaffa, San
dra Gunn. Professional staff
include: Arthur Tirsun, Lisa
Vernon, Rabbi Robert Seigel,
Stan Swig and Marvin Bien-
stock.
Public Relations and public
ity for the “Opening” will in
clude special supplements in
The Charlotte Observer on
May 18 and in this issue of
The Charlotte Jewish News.
Special TV coverage and
features have been arranged.
The PR Committee is chaired
by Bob Conn and includes:
Lloyd Scher, Rita Mond, Anne
Yudell, Phil Joffe, Ann
Langman and Jeff Lyons.
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