Page 14-THE NEWS-February, 1988
Hibel Lithograph
Presented as Gift
to the Foundation
An Edna Hibel colored
lithograph, “Jenifer and
Children”, has been presented
to the Foundation by friends
of Jill Newman in memory of
her mother, Virginia Liv
ingston. The artwork was per
sonally selected by Jill who
has been an admirer of Hibel’s
work for many years.
Edna Hibel’s artwork is in
many collections throughout
the United States and the
world. Mainly she depicts
mothers and children from all
cultures. Her works are in
many media from oil paints to
sculpture and porcelain £irt.
She is also famous for her
lithographs. There is a Hibel
Museum in. Palm Beach, Flori
da and a six-thousand member
Edna Hibel Society.
The piece has been hung in
the Adult Lounge. You may
view it there and at the same
time read about the artist in
the brochure nearby.
The Foundation at Shalom
Park is most appreciative to
have been selected as the re
cipient of this noteworthy gift.
—Ethel Gordon
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Steven Haas, music director/cantor at Temple Beth El
V’Shalom, will be making his Virginia opera debut in March
singing leading roles in a dou
ble billing of “I Pagliacci” and
"Cavalleria Rusticana”. Sing
ing both leading roles on the
same evening is a rare event
and quite a challenge for any
singer. Steven has sung both
roles separately on many occa
sions in Europe and in the U.S.
but never on the same even
ing.
Performance dates are
March 4, 6, 11, 13 and 18 in
Norfolk and Richmond, VA. If
Steven Haas
anyone would like to attend, please contact Steven before Feb.
12 at 365-1079.
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Avi Rocklin, daughter of Ms. Marilyn Perlman and Rabbi
Richard Rocklin, has recently been inducted into UNC-Chapel
Hill’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Avi will be receiving her
degree in business administration in May.
Neil Horowitz, son of Nicki Cohen and Steve Horowitz, has
been named a Morehead Scholar finalist. He attends Ashbrook
High School, Gastonia.
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Eddie Fleishman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fleishman, recent
ly graduated from East Carolina University with a B.S. from
the School of Technology and Industry.
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At the Appalachian State Tournament, recently held in
Boone, NC, Matt Pera, son of Judy Pera and Albert Pera, came
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Stanley and Elkie Tulman celebrate 40 years of marriage on
Feb. 7, i988. Their children. Dr. Daniel and Melissa Tulman
of Atlanta, Peter and Deborah
Telem of Charlotte. Joseph
Tulman and Deborah Green
field of Washington, D.C.,
have honored them by star
ting a “new tradition” for the
Speizman Jewish Library at
Shalom Park. They have
created the Tulman Library
Tribute Fund as an endow
ment. Interest from the Fund
will be used to purchase Israeli
books and periodicals for the
years to come.
Stanley and Elkie Tulman
Susan (Mrs. Hy) Bruck, a past president of Charlotte Chapter
BBW and Executive Board member of National BBW, has
recently returned from a ten-day Leadership Seminar in Israel.
She and 21 other BBW leaders from the U.S. and Canada also
visited the Children’s Home in Israel and met with Hebrew
University participants in BBW’s Arab-Jewish Student Project.
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Gerry Rohde will be performing the role of Pappy Yokunti in
the CPCC Theatre production of “Li’l Abner” this month. Gerry
has performed for many years as a singer, trombonist, baritone
horn player and violinist for meuiy musical and theatrical
groups, including singing in the ’50s with the Amato Opera Co.
in New York City. During the ’70s, he and his sons formed the
“Rohde Family Band” and p>erformed in the “Borscht Circuit.”
Since retiring from his law practice in 1985, Gerry has been the
Sat. evening accordionist at the Bavarian Haus Restaurant.
Recently he completed writing the book, lyrics and music for
a musical comedy and is trying to arrange for its production.
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Among those elected to serve on the Charlotte board of direc
tors for First Citizens Bank are: Ronald Gordon, president of
R&S Textile Machinery Co. and Harry Swimmer, president of
Swimmer Insurance Agency Inc.
Artists Needed for Shows
At Shalom Park
Do you paint? Take
photographs? If you’ve shown
your work many times — or
barely dreamed about it —
now may be the time to do so.
The Visual Arts Committee of
the Foundation of the Char
lotte Jewish Community,
which is responsible for the
building’s collections and for
the exhibits you see in the
Speizman Galleries, is looking
for local talent to exhibit dur
ing the 1988-89 year.
Any member of the JCC or
contributor to the Foundation
may request a show of two-
dimensional work (there are no
exhibition facilities for three-
dimensional work at this time.)
For details, including the
selection process, respon
sibilities and how sales will be
handled, please contact Ethel
Gordon, 366-0527 or Lina
Levine, 365-1728.
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or
Eleanor Weinglass
366-5007
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