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Page 8-TRE NEWS-September. 1984 Women’s Division of Federation Shalom Y^all At Armstrong House By Helene Nathanson New members of the Jewish community were greeted by Federation officers and others at the first Shalom Y’all held on the Foundation property on July 18. They were able to en* (I, to rt) Lisa Vernon^ John BurtofU Sandy Burtott, 0- to rt) Gail Bienstoeic, Elaine Wren, Colin WreUf Jackie Sehatx. Rose and Sam Melnikoff joy a panoramic view of the Foundation site from the liv ing room of the Armstrong House while Marvin Bienstock, Executive Director of the Foundation, described the facilities. He indicated the locations of buildings, athletic fields, swimming pools and the tennis courts. Mr. Bienstock spoke about the origin of the Foundation, giving a time-frame for the completion of various pro jects. The response was en thusiastic; several newcomers immediately volunteered their help. Gail Bienstock, Presi dent of Women’s Division, spoke about Federation, its fundraising goals and services. Marty Fox described some of the activities of the Charlotte Jewish Singles. The following new Charlot- teans attended: Lisa Vernon, who moved here from Jacksonville, Florida with her husband Joe Tuckman. She is the new Educational Director of Temple Beth El. Franklin Novack, formerly from Greensboro, has been liv ing in Cornelius for over a year. His occupations are designing jewelry and practic ing reflexology, a type of massage. Libby Sutker, a Winthrop college nutrition teacher, will be moving here from Rock Hill. John and Sandy Burtoft ar rived last Spring from Peoria, Illinois. John, retired from the military, is a physician's assis tant at the Sanger Clinic. The Burtofts and their daughter Tracy, 11, enjoy living here. M 0 N T A I d O WHERE WOMEN HAVE BEEN FINDING THE BEST IN SINCE 1925 September FASHION SHOWINGS MON TUES WED THUR FRI s FASHION SAT 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 RICHARD colla 220 N. Tryon St. E 11 WARREN iction South Park VENINGWEAR 220 N, Tryon 12 COLLECTION SouthPark 13 14 220 N. Tryon St. ALBERT colU 220 N. Tryon St. 15 ER FUR »ctlon SouthPark* NIPON »ction SouthPark 17 18 19 20 21 CAFE Join us for •wfhippod cro mooeiing. an sam Oscar 22 OSCAR cofff«« wfith am, informal J your froo Perfumo. 24 25 26 27 28 29 Colin and Elaine Wren, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, moved from Memphis in February. Colin is a manufac turers representative. Elaine, having enjoyed working for the JCC Theatre Group in Memphis, would like to get in volved in theatre in Charlotte. Ruth and Sam Melnicoff came to Charlotte in October from Geneva, NY. Ruth said, “We wanted to get out of the cold. This was planned for several years.” Jean and Marty Moses arriv ed here from New Jersey six months ago. “We sold a bakery and moved to Charlotte because our son is here.” said Jean. Jackie Schatz, originally from New Jersey, moved from Chattanooga in July. She works for the Epilepsy Association and has two daughters, ages 8 and 11. There was a general discus sion about life in Charlotte and particulary Jewish life here. Many questions ensued: “Where’s a good deli? What’s the best bakery? How do neighbors feel about the Foun dation in their backy£u*ds?” This interesting and lively evening, planned by Sally Schrader and Sharon Sand, cochairs of the Shalom Y’all committee, provided our newcomers with the oppor tunity to learn about Charlotte’s Jewish communi ty. Fall Programs Scheduled Marve Perrin of Palm Beach, Florida will be speak ing to presidents and key leaders of all the women’s organizations as well as the leadership of Women’s Divi sion on Wednesday, September 12. The annual September program spon sored by Women’s Division is a chance for top women leadership throughout the Jewish conmiunity to meet. Each year they join together in the commitment to support programs geared to meet in ternational as well as local Jewish needs. Marve Perrin, a member of the National Board of Women’s Division, will be highlighting Jewish women’s contributions to our communities and society at large. The University Day, a series of mini-classes at UNCC which was so successful last year, will be offered again this Fall. On October 31, all women who make a commitment to the ‘85 Campaign will be in vited to join Jewish professors at the University for a day of thought-provoking seminars, Blu Greenberg, renowned Orthodox feminist and na tional speaker on women’s issues in Judaism, will be in Charlotte on October 29. 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