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Page 6-THE NEWS-January, 1936 Women’s Division oS Federation (L to R) Morris Hausen, Robert Widis, Susan Hayes. Shalom Y^all Hosts Wine & Cheese Party For Newcomers A delightful wine and cheese party highlighted the latest Shalom Y’all get-together held November 20 at the Arm strong House. Shalom Y’all, a project of the Women’s Divi sion of Federation, introduces Charlotte newcomers to Char lotte and our Jewish commun ity. The guests spent the first half of the party getting to know each other and the many representatives of the various org£mizations present. After this informal portion of the evening everyone sat in a large circle and told their stories. John and Barbara Rosenberg, the first couple to arrive, have been in Cheirlotte since Au gust. Jon is a large animal veterinarian setting up his practice in the Union County area. Barbara has been very busy keeping up with Jesse, 10; Oren, 7; Molly, 3; and Gabriel, 9 months. Sharon Hayes also arrived in Charlotte in August. She is a programmer for a firm that designs software for the bank ing industry. She admits she is confused by the everchanging street neimes in Charlotte. Michael Katz, originally from New Jersey, is not new to the South. He comes to Charlotte by way of Fayetteville and Savannah, he is single and is in the building materials business. He finds Charlotte to be a good location for this kind of work. Susie DeSarno moved here from Greensboro with her hus band Jack, who was not in at tendance. They have been in North Carolina for five years and have a son, Michael. 2. (L to R) Marvin Bienstock, Mischa Mattia, Michael Mattia. Mytzie and Hy Rosenblum have been in Charlotte since September. He works for Elec tronic Data Systems. They have three grown children and five grandchildren. They are finding people here very friendly. Gen Elliot, here since June, is from Cleveland, Ohio. She is an electrologist with an office in Colwick Towers. She plans t.0 enjoy the weather in Char- Ictte, especially this winter. Michael and Mischa Mattia eu’e from Jacksonville, NC. JMichael works for Harris- Teeter and Mischa is a private duty nurse. They came to Charlotte for the people and the city life. Morris Housen, here since late summer, works for Unijcix and Diggers Brothers. From Boston, he will be here for about three more months, then will go to Jacksonville, Florida. He feels Charlotte is not cosmopolitan enough. He also works at American Health and Fitness as a masseur and is single. Mytzie and Hy Rosenblum Glen Nadel is a first year resident in pediatrics at Charlotte Memorial Hospital. He is single and is from Atlanta. Steven Smith and Roz Mickelson have been in Charlotte about four months. Steve is writing his disserta tion. Roz is a noted sociologist at UNCC. They came from De troit with their daughter Gin- ny, 9 and son David, 7. Robert Widis is not new to the area. Originally from Charlotte, he has “come home.” He has opened an en dodontic practice and is also single. Marvin Bienstock, Ex ecutive Director of the Chsu-lotte Jewish Federation, formally welcomed the group. He spoke about the new facili ty, focusing on its unique open-door potential between the Jewish and general com munities. Then, represen tatives of each organization Susan De Sarno (R), Israeli cousin Nurit. spoke briefly. Bobbi Berns tein, President of Women’s Division, encouraged everyone to speak with each represen tative individually after the program for more information. Representatives present were: Adrienne Rosenberg, Director of Social Services; Linda Bin- nick, Charlotte Chapter B’nai B’rith Women and Temple Israel; Sandi Carlish and Judy Sutker, Temple Beth El and the Blumenthed Foundation; Jack Levinson, President of Pizzazz-Charlotte Young Jewish Singles; Bobby Dam- sky, B’nai B’rith Men. Sheryl Gordon, hoping to steu-t a Jewish Newcomers Club, re quested interested individuals to sign a list and plan for future activities. Thanks go to the Shalom Y'all Committee: Helene Nathanson, Chairperson; Jody Pinion, Cochair; Maxine Hitt and Diane Rosenberg. Every one had a thoroughly en joyable time. Come Join Us The Difference Is In What You Get U.J.A. Southern Regional Study Mission to Israel will be March 9-19, 1986. A. unique indepth opportunity to visit, discover and peuticipate in the Israeli experience. For more information contact; Vicki Hopkins, 554-1324, Simon Estroff, 364-8229, or the Charlotte Jewish Federation, P.O. Box 13369, Charlotte, N.C. 28211,366-5007. !■' I I I I I I I I L. For more information, return this coupon to P.O. Box 13369, Charlotte, NC 28211. Interest free loans are available. Name Address Telephone Number ( ) r I I I I I I I LIffV. 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