Th« Charlotte Jewish News - January, 1996 - Page 14
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ChildT§n agti 3 to 7 yoarr old
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, Tot Shakbat will bo hold at
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January 13 St. 27,
Fobruary 10 & 24,1996
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Baby
Chavarah
Just a reminder! The Baby
Chavarah group will meet on Thurs
day, January 11, 9:00 - 11:00 at
Temple Israel. All moms and ba
bies bom between 10/15/94 -10/15/
95 are invited (give or take a few
months). Please bring your baby’s
favorite toy and any advice or help
ful hints you might want to share.
If you are unable to attend but
would like to be included in the
mailing list, please call Stacy
Gorelick at 366-1842 for further in
formation. All members of the
Charlotte Jewish community are
welcome!
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• Boys and girls, ages 9 to 16
• Collage-ag«, trained counselors;
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• Israeli culture, singing, dancing,
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•TVadltional arts, crafts, sports;
swimming and txMiting
• Dietary laws observed
For Information Call:
Joanne Goldstein
3755 Spring Lake Lane
Owlngs Mills, MD 21117
1-800-454-2205
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January
At Temple Israel
Temple Israel is excited to
announce the beginning of our ALL
NEW TOT SHABBAT PRO
GRAM beginning January 13. It
will be a one-hour special service
program from 10:00 A.M. to 11:00
am, featuring games and Shabbat
appropriate activities for children
ages 3-7 years old. For more in
formation contact Roz Cooper at
366-5007.
Congratulations to the follow
ing Bar Mitzvah: Phillip Brodsky,
son of Sue Brodsky and Robert
Brodsky and grandson of Sid
Blumenreich of Florida and the late
Dorothy Blumenreich, and Pearl
Vogel of Virginia Beach and the late
Samuel Brodsky.
We welcome with joy the fol
lowing new arrivals: Joshua Levine,
son of Laura and Stephen Levine
of Marietta, Georgia, bom Novem
ber 15. Grandparents are Milton
Levine of Charlotte, and Dr. and
Mrs. Sidney Salmon of Marietta,
Georgia. Chloe Jordan Telchman,
daughter of Marga and Merrick
Teichman, born November 17.
Grandparents are Darlene Davidson
of Greensboro, North Carolina,
Gayle and Richard Webb of At
lanta, Georgia, and Barbara and
Stuart Teichman of Greensboro,
North Carolina. Jacqueline Sohmer
Lavitt, daughter of Jodi and Howard
Lavitt of New York City, bom No
vember 28. Grandparents are
Pauline and Paul Lavitt of Hickory,
North Carolina, and Ms. Linda Last
of Scarsdale, New York.
Welcome to our newest mem
bers: Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. Chris
Christenbury, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Cohen, Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, Mr. &
Mrs. Jay Must, and Mr. & Mrs.
Julius Silverman.
Community
Blood Drive
Scheduled At
Temple Israel
The Temple Israel Men’s
Club will be sponsoring an Ameri
can Red Cross Blood Drive on Sun
day January 21st from 10 AM to
3:30 PM, to be held at Temple Is
rael. This will be the third annual
Jewish Community Blood Drive
held during the winter months at a
time when the Red Cross blood sup
plies are dangerously low.
So “Give the Gift of Life” by
calling the Temple Israel office 362-
2796 this week and schedule your
appointment to donate.
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Attend Temple
Israel's January
22 Book Club
Meeting!
The next meeting of Temple
Israel’s Jewish Book Club will take
place on Monday, January 22 at
7:00 P.M. and the focus is on hu
mor. Each participant is asked to
bring a favorite humorous selection
to share with the group. Perhaps it
might be a short story, a humorous
anecdote, a short recording of a
Jewish comedian (or comediem^c)
or even a TV clip for the VCR. It’s
up to you.
The selection for the Febm-
ary 26 meeting has an entirely dif
ferent focus. A Scrap of Tune, by Ida
Fink, is a haunting collection of sto
ries about life in Poland during
World War II. The vivid descrip
tions of small town life and scenes
as experienced by Polish Jews dur
ing the “actions” (round ups for the
Nazi imposed forced labor) make
this one of the most notable Holo
caust writings: compelling and poign
ant at the same time.
Temple Israel Book Club
meetings are open to all members
of the Jewish community. They are
held once a nnonth on a Monday at
7:(X) p.m. “Drop in’s” are welcome.
Call Linda Levy at (h)366-6362 (w)
377-8982 or Micki Schiffman at
364;Q(M1 if you have an)'question^ ^