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Jewish Day School Students Celebrated
the 200th Birthday of the U.S. Constitution
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Students of all ages participating in a Social Studies profran about the
Constitution.
Wken can we blow out the candles on the cake?
Students celebratinff their Shabbat
in the Chai Lounge.
Alon Etiioni with his poen written
in Hebrew about the holidays.
George Ackerman (rear) joined the
group after giving students a “trope
class” for their Bar/Bat Mitzvahs.
Teacher Ziva London (R) admires a
student’s artwork while others blow
out the birthday candles.
Special prograi
London.
*A New Beginning”, for Yon Kippur, led by Ziva
All photos/Berta Straz
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gratefully accepted. Call
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Charlotte Jewish Day School
Calendar o£ Events
Nov. 4 — Seminar presented by Elaine Cigler, Child Psychologist
Nov. 12 — Grey Seal Puppet Show
Nov. 25 — Thanksgiving Luncheon Program
For Jewish Book Month children are
participating in all-month Read-a-Thon
Coming Events—December
Special Chanukah Program (details to be announced)
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“Learning — learning
— learning: that is the
secret off Jewish
survival.”
Ahad HaAm, letter to
J.L. Magnes, Sept. 18, 1910
Page 7-THE NEWS-November, 1987
ChUdren Will Do
Special Mitzvah
The children at the Char
lotte Jewish Day School will
be saving cans to help save
burned children. In conjunc
tion with the firefighters of
Charlotte, our students will be
collecting aluminum soft drink
cans for recycling by Alcoa.
Whatever money is raised by
this effort will be donated to
benefit the burned children in
the North Carolina Jaycee
Burn Unit at Chapel Hill. It is
a nice mitzvah to be able to
help other boys and girls who
are less fortunate at times like
this, and need our viable sup
port. Plus it teaches the
students to conserve critical
landfill space, conserve our
natural resources and at the
same time make the effort to
help make Charlotte a more at
tractive city with a clean en
vironment. Everybody wins;
nobody loses!
—Berta Straz
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Yours Truly
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L’chaim
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Salud
Sante
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Vive la difference.
L’chaim.
And thanks.
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Chariotte, NC 28211
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