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Our Temples
Temple Happenings
Beth El V’Shaiom
June 6 * Temple Board Meeting, Shalom Park, 8 p.m.
June 10 • Shabbat Dinner for Temple Benefactors, 6:30 p.m.
Israel
June
2* Business, Lunch and Torah with Rabbi Wilson,
noon-1:15 p.m.
June 6- Temple Board Meeting, 8 p.m.
June 10- Young Couples Shabbat/Dinner, 6:30 p.m.
Family Service, 8:00 p.m.
Bar/Bat Nitzvah
Temple Beth El V’Shaiom
June 4 - Jeff Lelninger, son of Mr. & Mrs. David Leininger
June 18 - Gregory Resnik, son of Dr. & Mrs. Alan Resnik
Temple Israel
June 4 - Peter Kavadlo, son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Kavadlo
June 18 - Harry Tepper, son of Mr. & Mrs. Sam Tepper
June 25 - Lauren Weisman, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Harold
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Temple Israel Youngsters Qualify for
Finals of National Bible Contest
Ever since last October,
eight Temple Israel children
have been preparing diligent
ly for competition in this
year’s National Bible Contest.
They focused on the Books of
Genesis and Esther.
We are pleased to announce
that two of our students,
Heather Binnick, daughter of
Linda and Warren Binnick,
and Mara Jacobsohn, daughter
of Rose-EIlen and Bruce Ja
cobsohn, qualified to represent
Charlotte in the National
Finals in New York. In addi
tion to participating in the
competition, Heather and
Mara have been invited to a
Shabbaton Weekend that will
bring together young Bible
scholars from all over the
United States and Canada.
The other young Bible
scholars who participated in
Temple Israel Installs Sound
System for Hearing Impaired
Temple Israel has recently
acquired a sound system for
the hearing impair^. It will
acconmiodate those worshipers
who wear hearing aids and
those who require additional
amplification.
The system is a gift of the
Lemer grandchildren, Alexis,
Eric, Gary, Julie, Mark and
Reid, in loving memory of
their grandfather, Dave
Lemer, who recently died.
They, and the entire Temple
Israel family, express
gratitude to Allen Saxe for
first advocating the acquisi-
teSagels
tion of such a system.
Temple Israel is also
grateful to Linda and Dr.
Trevor Goldberg and Anne
and Harry Schwartz for their
generous contributions to this
project, enabling the Temple
to purchase additional ear
phone units.
Temple Israel also offers
large print prayerbooks for the
visually impaired and has in
terpreters for the deaf avail
able on request for life cycle
events like bris, weddings,
funerals and unveilings.
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this year’s competition are:
Danny Berzack, I^cah Coqper,
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Melenson, Julie and Ory War-
shenbrot. All the students will
be honored at a special Shab
bat service on Saturday, June
11. The community is en
couraged to acknowledge the
achievement of these young
Torah students and give them
and their families a well de
served Mazel Tov.
Need Someone
To Visit, Listen,
Be a Friend?
If you need someone to visit,
listen, be a friend, then per
haps a volunteer from Temple
Israel’s Bikkur Chaverim/Vis-
iting Friends is for you. The
Visiting Friends project, spon
sored by Temple Israel’s Sis
terhood, is a group of men and
women who are available to be
caring and supportive friends
to the sick who are being dis
charged from the hospital, to
those who are aging and alone,
to those who have recently ex
perienced a loss, or to those
who are caring for a loved one
at home.
Bikkur Chaverim/Visiting
Friends is now working in
close coordination with Mercy
Hospital’s H.O.P.E. (Helping
Other People Endure) pro
gram of outreach to the Char
lotte community. Many of the
Visiting Friends volunteers
have participated in an exten
sive training program at Mer
cy Hospital.
If you or any member of the
Temple Israel family you
know could use a Bikkur Cha-
verim/Visiting Friend volun
teer, or if you would like to be
on the “giving” end of the Bik
kur Chaverin^isiting Friends
project, please call Use Bergen
at 366-0300. We always have
room for more folks who are
willing to give of their time
and energy to help those who
are in n^ of friendship and
support.
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