Page 10~THE NEW8~8eptember 1980
Temple Israel Happenings
Sept. 5 — 7:30 p.m. - FAMILY SERVICES
Sept. 6 — SEUCHOT SERVICES - midnight, INSTALLA
TION OF OFFICERS — 10:30 pan., preceded by
collation.
Make your plans now to spend New Years Eve with the
Temple Israel Young Couples Club. Buffet dinner-dance
(mixed beverages included). $50 per couple. The entire
Charlotte community is invited. More details to follow.
Temple Beth El Happenings
Sept. 6 — Selichot Service — 10:30 p.m.: program, re
freshments, welcoming new members; Selichot
Candlelight Service at midnight.
Sept. 8 — Temple ^ard Meeting, 8 p.m.
Sept. 11 — Rabbi*s Rosh Hashonah Reception, 3-4:30 p.m.
Sept. 22 — Men’s Club Show Night
Sept. 26 — Family Dinner and Service: Dinner 6:30 p.m..
Service 8 p.m.
FYI
Charlotte
Jewish Singles
Over 35
Please call
Marcia Solomon
537-8001
Chai
A*Vodah
Bake Sale
Aug. 31 " Sept. 1
JCC
I’re-holiday goodies
Chai’s “coffee” fund gave
most of the members a special
treat on August 10th — tickets
for “Fiddler on the Roof.” Hiose
without transportation were
pick^ up by members of Mickey
Aberman AZA and taken to
CPCC to see the play, and later
to the JCC for a catered dinner
served by Chaverim and Chai
BBG. Our young people are
great!
Helen Sundheimer was sup-
posed to undergo eye surgery.
Instead she had a sudden gidl
bladder attack and she had sur
gery for Uiat. We wish her a
spe^y recovery. Welcome new
mem^r, Mrs. Tobye Hirsh!
The (^ai raffle drawing is
near. Please send in your check
for your tickets, ^zes are
beautiful and well worth a try.
We thank all who have
participated in this fundraising
project.
— Sylvia Sadoff
Anniversary
Ball
The Blumenthal Jewish
Home (N.C. Jewish Home) will
observe its fifteenth anniver
sary this fall. To properly
celebrate, an Anniversary Ball
M^l be held at the Home on
^turday evening, October 4,
1980 beginning at 8:30 p.m. The
ball will be followed by a brunch
and the annual meeting on Sun
day, October 5.
Invitations to the Ball were
mailed in August throughout
the state. Attendance will be by
contributions of $50.00 per cou
ple (tax deductible) or more if
one desires to be a patron. The
Ball Committee is most anxious
for a success — financially to
the point where expenses will be
covered and socially so more
people in the state can be ex
posed to the Home.
We are all a part of the Home
as it is support not just by in
dividual contributions but by
our Jewish Federations as well.
We need everyone’s support to
mtiintain the high standards
which have been achieved and
for which we are recognized.
For further information
please call Miriam Brenner at
(919) 998-5211. A block of rooms
has been set aside at the
Ramada Inn in CSemmons, N.C.
Reservations can be made there
for the week-end.
HaLailah
Chapter
BBW
**Cavalcade of
Giving**
Sept. 16 7 p.m.
JCC
ORT
Happy
New Year
from
Pi BLUE RIDGE ^
W H CAMP and RESORT H V
For Boys A Girls 6-16
^OUR MOUNTAIN OF FUN Where Spring
Comes A Spends the Summer
MOUNTAIN CITY ga
• All Water Sports in Our Own Twin Spring Fed Lslces
• White Water Canoeing • Mt. Trail Hiites • Pro Golf &
Tennis • Arts & Crafts • Sailing • Scuba • Gymnastics
and Danes • Go Carts • Trips by Canoe
• Rock Climbing • Basketball • Soccer • Softbsll
• Hocliey • Zoological A Science Program
• All Dietary Laws Observed • Shabbat Services
Medical StaH Available at All Times
Your Camp Directors
COACH J.I. MONTGOMERY
lORRIS A SHEILA WALOMAI
STAN A BARBARA MINTZ
Miami Beach Phone 305-538-3434 or Wirite
P.O. Box 2888, Miami Beach, Fla. 33140
SriAFF INQUIRIES NOW
For local information call
Linda Kaplan at 552-0935.
Holocaust
Survivors
The World Gathering of
Jewish Holocaust Survivors,
scheduled for Israel, June 15-18,
1981, has run into problems, pie
meeting, which will bring
together those who survived the
Nazi Holocaust of World Wcur II
for the ^t time, has admitted
that communications problems
in the U.S. have hamper^
plans to contact all those still-
living and wishing to attend
such a meeting.
Ihe group is asking the help
of agencies such as Federations
in reaching those who survived
the Holocaust. Any person who
is a survivor or knows of a sur
vivor should contact the Federa
tion.
TTie event is being planned
and coordinated from a one-
man office in New York. Most
activities of the group are being
handled by a small group of sur
vivor volunteers, headed by Elie
Weisel and Simon Veil as
Honorary Chairmen and Ernest
Midiel as Chairman of the EIx-
ecutive Committee.
Womens American ORT will
be holding its paid up
membership dinner on
SeptemW 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the
home of Ronnie Herman, 10220
Doylestown Road, Matthews.
Typical food will be served
representing various countries
where ORT schools are located.
Anyone interested in attend
ing, please RSVP Mary Dubin,
847-8186 or Marlene Itoth, 847-
3088.
Las Vegas night will be held
on September 27 at 8 p.m. at
Temple Beth El. For further in
formation contact Pam Silber-
man, 542-0081.
Charlotte
Chapter
BBW
**Cavaieade for
Giving" Brunch
Sept. 16 10:30 a.m.
Temple Beth El
JCC HOUDAY CLOSINGS
Sept. 10,5 p.m. thru Sept. 12 — Rosh Hashonah
Sept. 19, 5 p.m. thru Sept. 20 — Yom Kippur
Sept. 24,5 p.m. thru Sept. 26 — Sukkot
Oct. 1,5 p.m. thru Oct. 3 — Simchat Torah
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