The Charlotte Jewish News - May 2002 - Page 25
Maccabiah/Sports for Israel/Jewish Community Center Golf
Tournament Results
The 15th annual Maccabiah/
Sports for Israel/Jewish
Community Center Golf
Tournament was held at Raintree
Country Club on an absolutely
beautiful spring-like day on April
29. 102 golfers came to participate
in this annual special event.
Sponsored by The Hartford
Insurance and Travelers Insurance
and under the expert leadership of
co-chairs Alan Rosenberg and
David Van Glish, the tournament
featured the players participating
in a “shot-gun” start on the chal
lenging south course. Players
played “captains choice/best ball”
throughout the event. The winning
team featured Lane Ostrow, Adi
Khindaia, Chris Berry and Mike
Crowder, the second place team
consisted of Gary Silverstein,
Mike Littauer, Shel Goldstein and
Morey Sheffer and the third place
team included Ron Clemmer, Jim
Shaw, Buddy Roberts and Stuart
Roberts.
In addition to the great turnout
of golfers this year, there was ter
rific participation both from a
sponsorship standpoint and a prize
standpoint. Patron sponsors
included iReadyWorld, Mike Van
Glish and Associates, Swimmer
Insurance Agency and The Palm
Restaurant. Hole Sponsors includ
ed Aiene and Sam Strause.
Cadwalader, Wickersham and
Taft, Clariant Corporation, Coca-
Cola, David and Jeff Epstein,
Goodman and Lochary Children’s
Dentistry, Grant Thornton, Lee-
David Van Glish. Perry Crooke.
Bob Biittemore. and Bob Singer
Nichols-Hepler Architecture,
Leon Levine Foundation, Lemer
and Company, Levine Properties,
Lori and Eric Skint, Montag
Management, Paddock Pool
Equipment, Paul Lavitt Mills and
SAI Supersox, Phil’s Deli, RBC
Centura and Stacy and Todd
Gorelick. Contributors included
Action Plus Sportswear, Bepcoe
Sports, Don and Bobbie
Bernstein, Blake and Hollister
(Roger Stieffel), Norman Davis,
Foster Caviness (Jeff Gorelick),
Golf Charlotte (Mark McNeil),
Shelton Gorelick, Michael Grey,
Larry Lindsey, Jim McCarthy,
Joel Ostrow, Laurence Polsky,
Frank Rosen, Leonard Slesinger,
Sunrise Assisted Living on
Providence and VendPro (Alan
Sussman).
Special thanks go to Phil
Levine for once again providing
the lunch for all the golfers, to
Craig Katzman. Shel Goldstein. Gary
Silverstein, and Mike Littauer.
Coca-Cola for supplying the
drinks for all the golfers and vol
unteers, to Sunrise Assisted
Living on Providence for supply
ing the balls, water and numerous
volunteers, to Jeff Gorelick for his
generous donation of fruit, to Alan
Sussman for his generous dona
tion of snacks, to Brad Anderson
and all of his terrific staff at
Raintree Country Club for all of
their hard work and cooperation to
insure the success of the event
(not to mention their gift certifi
cates for golf lessons), to Miro
Spanish Grille, Mama Ricotta’s,
Manzetti’s, Mangiones, Cuisine
Malasia, Riccio’s, Cluckers, Le
Peep, Greg’s Family Restaurant
and Sonnys’s Real Pit Bar-B-Q for
their very generous donations of
gift certificates, to Eric Lemer of
Action Plus Sportswear for his
generous donation of golf shirts
and for always being “Mr.
Oasis Connection for June 2002
June 3, 1:00-2:00 PM\ General
Meeting - Keep abreast of the
issues that matter, giving your
input and helping to resolve chal
lenges that face the Senior
Enrichment Programs.
June 6, 10:00 AM-I2:00 noon:
lunch provided. 1:00-2:00 PM:
Writer’s Retreat - Join Barbara
Lawing and the gang as they
spend the day writing, creating
and sharing their works. Must
have seven participants to hold
program.
June 7, 1:00-2:00 PM: Dr.
Jeffery Passe will review the
domestic agenda of President
George W. Bush.
June 13: Field trip to Green
River Plantation, Rutherfordton -
Tour the 1804 plantation house.
meander the grounds, and enjoy
lunch on site with Chef Amanda.
$21.00 for entire package, maxi
mum of 25 persons. Reserve your
spot by June 7.
June 14, 1:00-2:00 PM:
Maggie Blutreich, Public
Education Coordinator for the
American Kennel Club will bring
her pal and demonstrate grooming
and training techniques for your
pampered pets.
June 17, 1:00-2:00 PM: Apollo
Winds Quintet - Donald Zelman
and friends will perform classical
music in this wind ensemble.
June 20: Field trip to Charlotte
Farmers Market on Yorkmont
Road where a nice selection of
fresh produce, bedding plants,
crafts, jams, jellies, and more are
to be found. We’ll dine locally,
and then visit the market. We'll
leave the JCC at 11:00 AM.
Transportation is $2.00.
June 24, 1:00-2:00 PM: Sue
Klein, Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Public Library’s Outreach
Coordinator will present “Man’s
Best Friends,” a multi-media pre
sentation.
June 27: Lunch and a Flick -
For those of us who love the
movies, we’ll do lunch and catch
the show. Movie will be selected
the week of the trip.
Transportation is $2.00.
June 28, 1:00-2:00 PM: Nora
Black, Architect will discuss
“Experiencing Charlotte
Architecture; Old and New.” ^
Clutch,” to Michael Grey of
MGB Accessories Inc. for his
generous donation of Nike sun
glasses, to Golf Charlotte for
their generous donation of a golf
bag, to Louis Sinkoe of Famous
Mart for his generous donation
of golf umbrellas and last, but
- certainly not least to Maccabi
USA Sports for Israel for their
generous donation of wind-
breakers and coffee mugs.
Our “closest to the pin” circle
contest on hole #2 attracted
almost 90 of the golfers and
helped raise additional monies
for the event. Thank you once
again to Sam Strause for the
concept and follow-up. Thanks
to Maria Davidson, Anne
Sinsheimer, Daphne Williams and
Randy Czarlinsky for their help on
this hole and a very special thanks
to Donald Jacobs for his sales
manship and good humor despite
the injury.
Many “thank yous” to the tour
nament volunteers for all of their
time and efforts including Bernice
Roberts, Linda Sloan, Denise
Whitney and staff from Sunrise
Assisted Living on Providence
David Epstein swings away.
Road and of course the one and
only Sam Strause. Also, “thanks”
to tournament co-chairs Alan
Rosenberg and David Van Glish
and committee members Robert
Gleiberman and Craig Katzman
for all their hard work recruiting
golfers, sponsors and prizes.
Congratulations to all of the
golfers for coming out to support
this annual special event. We hope
to see everyone out there again
next year — mark the date down
for April 28, 2003, same place and
time. 0
David Swimmer
. Craig Katzman
Harry Swimmer
725 Providence Road ’ Charlotte. NC 28207
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