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This ’n That
Hebrew Academy Spring Event
Bob Bernhardt, president of the Hebrew Academy, announced
that Arlene Shapiro will be in charge of tickets and reservations for
the Hebrew Academy’s Spring event.
Torah Readers at the Academy
Much thanks to Moshe Ravivi, Cantor Frank Birnbaum, Lenny
Fox and Arthur Tirsun who read the Torah portion at the school’s
Thursday morning service.
Special Activities at the Academy
Recently the kindergarten class went to the Nature Museum and
attended their program on dinosaurs. The first graders have learn
ed a song about an aniyah (boat) and have begun to read the bless
ings for wine, fruit, vegetables and bread. Children from the se
cond grade have been learning about Norway as part of their social
studies unit. They had the pleasure (or displeasure, for some) of
tasting sardines from Norway and learned a Norwegian game. The
third, fourth and fifth graders have been taught about car
bohydrates and starches in foods. Perhaps this will enable them to
help some of their dieting parents.
Trip to Hezekiah Alexander House
Recently the children of the Academy (all except the
kindergarten class) took a trip to Hezekiah House. The first and se
cond graders viewed an exhibit of colonial toys and the third,
fourth and fifth graders made candles and learned about the
history of candlemaking.
Havdaiiah Service
During November and December students attended the Temple
Israel sponsored Havdaiiah services which were held m
various homes.
Story About Hebrew Academy
In the November/December issue of Charlotte magazine is an ar
ticle about Charlotte’s private schools. Included in the article is a
short discussion of the Hebrew Academy, its present status and
future goals.
The Charlotte Jewish News is pleased to announce
that we have two, not one, winners of the Chanukah
Coloring Contest. The judges had a difficult time
deciding between the two finalists, and so decided to
award two prizes instead of one. The winners are:
Jonathon Simon, son of Marcia and Paul Simon and
Laurie Klugman, daughter of Randee and Warren
Klugman. They both will be awarded $10 of Chanukah
“gelt.” Congratulations Laurie and Jonathon!
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By Jodi Mond
At the time of this writing
everyone is anxiously awaiting
the Regional BBYO Convention
to be held in Winston-Salem at
the Hyatt House. Next month I
will report on all of the activities
that took place there and
hopefully all the awards that we
will be taking back to Charlotte.
MITS
Chaverim and Chai BBC
recently had a joint induction of
their MITS (members-in-
training). Each MIT received a
white carnation as a token of
the evening. Chosen as the
outstanding MITS were Audrey
Jankowitz of Chai and Jodi
Mond of Chaverim. They were
also presented with white roses.
Fund-Raising
The girls were very busy dur
ing December doing gift wrapp
ing at the Charlotte B’nai B’rith
Women’s gift wrap booths. The
MITs from Chaverim also man
ned booths at the JCC Mac-
cabead Festival.
News from Aberman
The boys from Mickey Aber
man AZA had a bowl-a-thon
during December. The chapter
also had a sleep-over at Mike
Phillip's house which was
chaperoned by Irving Mond,
their new advisor. Another one
was also held at Donald Anoff’s
Special Program
On December 6 Chai and
Chaverim had a joint meeting
with a special program on sex.
Maddye (Mrs. Robert) Stein,
who is also an advisor for
Chaverim, conducted the pro
gram.
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Janet Liss, daughter of Ron Liss, has been appointed Youth
Director at Temple Israel, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Adina Hirschman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hirschmann, a student at East Carolina University, has been
assigned her practice teaching this semester. She will be specializing
in speech, language and auditory pathology at Contentnea School
in Kinston, N.C. ^
Lee Diamond has been designated a Chartered Life Underwriter
by the American College of Chartered Life Underwriters. Lee is a
partner in Scepter Group, Ltd.
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Rabbi Harold Krantzler was elected president of the Charlotte
Area Clergy Association. He is the only Jewish member of the
group.
Michael Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chase, who recently
graduated from the Wharton School of Business and Finance, U.
of Pennsylvania, is working at Banker’s Trust in Columbia, S.C.
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Natalie (Mrs. Norman) Cohen has been reappointed by Gover
nor Hunt to the 20 member board of the N.C. Council on the
Status of Women. Her team will expire on June 30,1982.
Jamie Steinberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Steinberger, has been elected to the National Beta Club
and is the president of the Pep Club at Carmel Junior
High. Jamie also went to France with her French Club
during the Christmas holiays.
Carolbia JewiisAi
Carolina Jewish Singles has
^^gotta deal y» can't refuse” on
Jftnuary 3, 1982 at Godfather's
Pi{za. Park Road Shopping
C^ter. For $4.50 M; $6.00
N/M you'll have an opportuni
ty to sink your teeth into some
have a beer or two and sit
Miftk f4Mr a short prc^ram. Bob
i^^l will present **T«xes and
tftiei Single Person" including
the new tax laws passed by the
l$Bl Congress and how they af
fect singles. RSVP with Sara
Schreibman, director of JCC
adult programming, at the JCC
(366-0357).
A second CJS event will be
held January 24. It is timed to
coincide with the “Super
Ekiwl*’. Details -will be for-
thcorotng.
Two outstanding events were
held in December. The first was
a program on *‘Sex and the
Single Person.” Some 35 ?«•-
sons attended the progimm tt
the Center to hear faciiitatws
Wilma Asrad and Barbsra
Huberman explore the variOMs
emotions and quesHoiis^ - tliiH
surround this eontroveirtMtf
ject. The lasf event of the yiir
for the newly organized CJS
was an **Italian Night” at
the Foxfire Apartments. The
covered dish affair was well at
tended and gave further indica
tion that CJS is on the right
track.
The ex^utive committee is
hoping lor even greater tur
nouts in 1982;-
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