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an item if they desire.
Typically, the written
reports are requested within
10 days of the general
meetings with the architects.
To assist the members of
the su b• commi11ees ,
resource people in the form
of the Jewish professionals
in the various institutions
are invited to attend the
meeting. The staff members
of the JCC, the Temples and
the Academy are on the
direct firing line for program
and their input is essential in
planning the building.
As a part of a system of
checks and balances, the
final plans for both phases
one and two must be approv
ed by the Building Advisory
Committee before being ap
proved by the Foundation
Board. The Advisory Com
mittee consists of the Presi
dent and one other represen
tative from each of the par
ticipating Institutions. It is
chaired by Morris Speizman.
The Committees and their
members are:
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Morris Speizman (Chair)
Michael Shapiro
Peggy Gartner
Bill Ashendorf
Jerry Levin
Harold Josephson
Bob Abel
Richard Klein
Stan Greenspon
Mark Perlin
Howard Neumann
BUILDING EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Bill Gorelick (Chair)
Don Bernstein
Sam Lerner
Brenda Meltzner
Bob Speizman
Marc Silverman
Leon Levine
ARCHITECTURAL. COMMITTEE
Leon Levine (Chair)
Harry Swimmer
Mark Bernstein
Bill Gorelick
Alvin Levine
EDUCATION
Sam Lerner (Chair)
Hebrew Academy
Steve Fishman
Susan Lambert
Ben Massachi
Temple Israel
Ruth Goldberg
Sol Levine
Judi Strause
Marilyn Tuckman
We Appologlse
In last month’s issue one
of the captions of the
Women’s Division of
Federations’ photos
should have included
Renee Gorelick’s name.
She is the trips chair
woman.
Also omitted was the fact
that BBW Charlotte
Chapter also had
representatives at the
Special Olympics held at
UNCC. The women served
as “buddies” to the par
ticipants. They took them
to their races, made sure
they had lunch, took them
to various workshops, and
cheered them on.
HaLailah BBW is working
closely with the Chaverim
Chapter and are planning
a special social event
together.
More than 15,000 attended
the First American
Gathering of Jewish
Holocaust Survivors, not
10,000 as previously
reported.
Temple Beth El
Athletic Fields
Ed Warshawsky
Bob Conn
Chuck Meltsner
Furman Clark
Doris Edelstein
Len Strause
Warren Klugman
Judy Edlein
Harry Berzack
Miles Levine
Vicki Neumann
Paul Ostrow
Rita Mond
JCC
Allyn Strause
Bob Stein
Lynn Cojac
Track/Par Course
Bob Brodsky
Brenda Manes
Joe Steiner
Fred Bergen
Florence Widis
Robert Schrader
Steve Hockfield
ATHLETICS
Bob Conn
Bill Livert
Bob Speizman (Chairl
Charlene Scharf
Mike Shapiro
Racquetball
ACTIVITIES
Ed Karp
Henry Goldman
Brenda Meltsner (Chair)
Stan Grey
Barry Kaye
Day Camp
Jim Montag
Phil Guller
Peggy Gartner
Isaac Luski
Dance Exercise
Patti Weisman
Aaron Gleiberman
Ann Yudell
Rozanne Sklar
Alan Blumenthal
Pat Levin
Seniors
Jerry Segal
Lynn Friede
Use Bergen
Larry Gerber
Weight Room
Lynn Sheffer
Mike Scharf
Mike Scharf
Evelyn Berger
Ben Jaffa Jr.
Bob Speizman
Adult
Larry Widis
Allyn Strauss
Florence Jaffa
SPECIAL TASKS
Gym
Peggy Gartner
Marc Silverman (Chair)
Larry Horowitz
Stephanie Seitlin
Food Service
Sandy Benjamin
Gil Portnoy
Hy Bruck
Jack Mendel
Ann Langman
Peggy Gartner
Howard Levine
Baila Pransky
Sally Schrader
Gloria Lerner
Youth
Doris Widis
David Swimmer
Peggy Gartner
Art
Basket/Locker Room
Ann Abel
Sonia Luski
Floyd Patten
Patti Weisman
Marilyn Swimmer
Larry Boxer
Sue Brodsky
Karen Kropp
Ron Kaplan
Sherman Levine
Stuart Schwartz
Danny Coblenz
Gary Levinson
Louise Bernstein
Health Club
Judy Perlin
Professional Overview
Sol Levine
Sol Jaffa
William Apple
Jerry Cohen
Family
Bob Ett
Carol Speizman
Peggy Gartner
Gerald Abrams
Patti Gorelick
Karen Fox
Harry Rosenbaum
Carl Eisenberg
Organizations
Larry Segal
Pools
Iris Friedlander
Special Events
Mike VanGlish
Lois Benjamin
Linda Greenfeld
Robert Helbein
Ron Katz
Barb Zelickson
Hal Weisman
Linda Binnick
Joe Steiner
Barbara Bernhardt
ADMINISTRATION
Shel Goldstein
Tennis Courts
Don Bernstein (Chair)
Ed Bograd
A1 Levenson
John Pransky
Mike Schreibman
Hal Levinson
Gerald Sinkoe
Lila Josephson
Phil Guller
Allan Oxman
Barney Weinstock
Paul Edelstein
Paula Musler
Bob Conn
Barbara Weiner
David Asrael
An Example To Us All
What does a Bar Mitzvah
boy do with his cash gifts?
For some it’s into the bank
for the future; for others it is
spent on personal pleasure;
for still others it is
“underwear money’’...things
they need but would not
choose if not encouraged by
their parents.
For David Asrael the
choice was diminished by
10%. David knew exactly
what he wanted and needed
to do with that percentage of
his gift money-he sent it as a
contribution to the
Federation-UJA.
In biblical and even
modern times the concept of
giving a tenth (a tithe) to
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Members and sympathizers of Americans for a Safe Israel,
the National Council of Young Israel and the Jewish
Mobilization Committee held a demonstration outside the
New York Hilton to protest the policies of Defense Secretary
Caspar Weinberger. The Secretary was inside the Hotel at
the time addressing a luncheon given by the American
Jewish Committee. photo/Carol Gootter (JTA)
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Mayor Knox
network TV as well as by
many individual stations.
Much of their coverage
was made possible through
the efforts of Martin
Hochbaum of the
AJCongress and Rev. Fred
Meredith. Rev. Meredith is
the regional director of the
International Christian Em
bassy, Jerusalem. He has
become a familiar friend to
the Jewish community of
Charlotte through his
unceasing efforts to develop
Christian support for the
State of Israel. The two
years of planning and a
small amount of dollars
resulted in a public relations
miracle. The Federation and
its CRC have' received in
quiries from around the
country asking for help in
the planning of how to get
other mayors to attend
future Conferences.
Finally, through the
generosity of Lloyd Scher,
all the newscasts of the trip
have been preserved on
video tape and are available
for “borrowing”.
charity is part of Jewish
custom. For David,
knowledge of Jewish tradi
tions is a part of his basic up
bringing. He is a product of
the Hebrew Academy and
the Academy is, in great
part, a product of the efforts
of his parents, Dr.'Gerson
and Wilma Asrael.
David’s gift was by no
means small. It would have
bought a great deal of per-
sonal'pleasure or
“underwear”, but, instead,
it bought the gratitude of
those in- need who will
benefit from it and the
respect of everyone con
nected with the Charlotte
Jewish Federation.
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