Page 5-THE NEWS-September, 1988
Annual Sukkot
Celebration Will
Be At BJ Home
The Blumenthal Jewish
Home invites you to bring
your family and friends to the
Second Annual Celebration for
Sukkot on Sunday, October 2,
from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the
grand Sukkah.
Refreshments, entertain
ment by folk singers and musi
cians (Karen Dresser and
Dayle and Jonathan Lockman)
and a children’s art booth all
await you.
We hope you and your entire
family will take this oppor
tunity to visit our beautiful
Sukkah and share the joys of
this special season with us.
Children of all ages are invited
to create a decoration for the
Sukkah in our art booth. Mark
your calendar and join us for
a delightful afternoon.
For information, please con
tact Sue Clein, Director of
Marketing and Volunteer Ser
vices, Blumenthal Jewish
Home, P.O. Box 38, Clem
mons, N.C. 27012, Telephone:
(919) 766-6401.
your
maftetobm
Call 366-5007
This ’n That
Naumoff
Lawrence Naumoff, son of Dr. Philip Naumoff and the late
Esther Naumoff, is now the author of two books. The first novel.
The Night of the Weeping Women, came out
in June with favorable reviews nationally. His
second novel is due next fall from the Atlan
tic Monthly Press. It is set in Chapel Hill and
Durham, but he says that there is no one
recognizable in it.
He decided to be a writer when he went off
to UNC-CH in 1964. In the early ’70s he won
a National Endowment for the Arts Fellow
ship, the Carolina Quarterly Fiction Award
and a Thomas Wolfe Memorial Award. He did
not start writing his published novel until
1985. In the interim he has been in the construction business
in the Chapel Hill area.
•
Marjorie Weinstock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barnet
Weinstock, was one of eight recent graduates of Mecklenburg
County high schools among 131 across the state named to
receive the 1988 Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship. The
federally funded program to promote student exceUence and
achievement awards $1,500 scholarships for the first year of
study.
•
Deborah Tager Buchman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Tager, received her Masters degree in Psychology from U. of
West Florida.
Linda Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, has
received her college degree in nursing.
•
Neil Horowitz, son of Nicki Cohen and Steve Horowitz, has
been awarded the prestigious Morehead Scholarship to UNC-
CH.
•
Several students have been named to the spring Dean’s list
of their perspective colleges: Faye (Mrs. Robert) Seigel, at Queens
College; Mitchell Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sanders,
at DiSce U. (for 3.6 or better GPA); Stacey Marshall, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall, at Duke U. (for at least 3.3
GPA); Sharon Oxer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Oxer, at
UNCC (at least 3.4 GPA); Lorin Diamond, daughter of Allin Dia
mond and Michael Diamond, at USC; Jonathon Bograd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bograd, at NC State U.; Jeff Estroff, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Estroff, at NC State.
Some of our junior high school students were honored this
sunmier in Duke University’s Talent Identification Program,
which searches for mathematically and verbally gifted students
in 16 states. Grand Award Winners had to have SAT-Math
scores of 600 or more and SAT-Verbal of 550 or over. Peter
Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Singer, was a local Grand
Award Winner, and also a State Award Winner. A State Award
Winner had to have a SAT-Math score of at least 500 (boys)
or 450 (girls) and SAT-Verbal score of 430. Local State Award
Winners were: Jill Blumenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Blumenthal; Lawrence Heiman, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jay Jacoby;
Mitchell Rolnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iven Rolnick; Matthew
Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sanders.
Jean (Mrs. Philip) Anoff will be included in the 16th edition
of Who’s Who in American Women. Jean is president of Sesco,
Inc., a specialty advertising company, which has won the Clio
Award several times. She is a past president of Charlotte
Chapter B’nai B’rith Women and currently a member of the
Jewish Family Services Task Force on Substance Abuse.
•
Two JCC swinmiers, Alexis Lerner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lemer, and Ruthie Abel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Abel, competed in the N.C. Long Course Age Group Swinmiing
Championship in High Point, Aug. 5-7. They swam for the
Mecklenburg Aquatic Club (MAC) and were part of the team
which won the fifth straight title in this state-wide competition.
Ruthie swam well in her favorite breast stroke £uid Alexis had
a winning time of 2.30.5 in the 200-meter butterfly as well as
being a member of the 400*meter !Nedley Relay team that broke
the N.C. state record and qualified for a top 16 time. Alexis was
chosen as one of the 13-14 year-old girls who represented N.C.
in Southern zone competition in Kentucky Aug. 11-13 where
16 teams competed from the southern states.
Both Alexis and Ruthie joined Amy Goldman, daughter of Ms.
Helen Goldman, to compete in swinmiing at the North
American Maccabi Games in Chicago. (As of this writing,
results were not in yet.)
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