Page 11-THE NEWS-March, 1986
NC Hillel Holding Excellent Programs
UJA Mission For
Growing Up
**Aln*t All
That Easy**
On March 9 from 12:30-5:30
in the J.C. Penney Court at
Eastland Mall, parents and
teens wiU be able to discuss
the problems of growing up
and how these problems, if not
properly handled, could cause
far reaching emotional prob
lems. In this first Children’s
Mental Health Fair, cospon
sored by Charlotte Chapter
B’nai B’rith Women and the
Mental Health Association of
Mecklenburg County, approxi
mately 20 agencies and sup
port groups will be represent
ed.
“How do you know your
child has a problem?” and
“Where do you go for help?”
will be the major focus of the
fair. Information on the new
born through the adolescent
will be available. Two of the
major attractions will be our
in-person hotlines, one made
up of the teenagers from the
YWCA hotline, the other
made up of professioneds from
several agencies.
— Linda Binnick
German Official
Says Kill Rich Jews
BONN (JTA) - A West
German official’s public sug
gestion that rich Jews ought
to be killed to help balance the
budget has triggered outrage
here the second time in a
month over anti-Semitic
remarks by politicians linked
to Chancellor Helmut Kohl’s
ruling Christian Democratic
Union (CDU) coalition.
Mierbach Graf Von Spee,
Mayor of Korschenbroich, in
the federal state of North
Rhine-Westphalia, admitted
that he told the town council’s
budget committee that a few
rich Jews should be slain in
order to get the budget bal
anced. Korschenbroich has a
population of about 27,000.
Von Mierbach apologized
for his remark but added that
talk about killing rich Jews
was widely used in the past
when discussing financial mat
ters.
The opposition Social
Democratic Party (SPD) im
mediately called on the Mayor
to resign. The Jewish com
munity in Dusseldorf an
nounced it has filed suit
against him for racial incite
ment.
Outrage was expressed
when Hermann Felner, a rank
ing member of the Christian
Social Union, the CDU’s
Bavarian sister party, stated
publicly that Jews who seek
reparations from German
finns that used them as slave
laborers during World War II
created the impression that
“Jews are quick to show up
when money jingles in Ger
man cashboxes.”
Felner, too, apologized both
in the Bundestag and in a for
mal statement to the Jewish
community. But the matter
resurfaced when the weekly
Der Spiegel quoted Chancdlor
Kohl as saying that Felner’s
remark was not anti-Semitic
and that it reflected the at
titude of most Germans.
The NC B’nai B’rith Hillel
Foundation is pleased to
report to you that, thanks to
your support, we have active
Hillel programs going on at
Duke University, University
of NC at Chapel Hill, East
Carolina University, Guilford
College and University of NC
at Greensboro. Our staff,
which includes Rabbi Frank
A. Fischer, Director; Rina Sky
Wolfgang; Director of Student
Activities; Rabbi Bonnie Kop-
pel, advisor at ECU, and
Phyllis Goldman, advisor at
Guilford College and UNC-G,
have all been working hard to
develop good programming
for their students.
At ECU, Rabbi Bonnie Kop-
pel has organized bagel
brunches, Israeli folk dancing
and an interfaith seder for the
spring. In February, Phyllis
Goldman organized a Jewish
Awareness Week at her cam
pus. Our big highlight for the
month of February, however,
was our Scholar-in-Residence
program. This was sponsored
by our State office in Chapel
Hill in cooperation with the
American Zionist Youth Foun
dation. Mr. Gideon Lowy, the
Assistant Managing Editor
and News Editor for
Ha’Aretz, a prominent Israeli
newspaper, spoke at classes at
Duke and UNC-CH. He was
also a guest of the Greenville,
Raleigh and Greensboro com
munities during his stay in NC
from Feb. 10-24.
We are also continuing with
our outstanding social,
cultural and religious pro
gramming on all of our cam
puses. Our goal is to serve the
Jewish college community of
North Carolina as best as we
can. We thank you for your
support in the past, present
and future.
— Rina Sky Wolfgang
Director of Student Activities
Pliysicians Planned
A study mission to Israel for
physicians and their families
will be sponsored June 15 to
25 by the United Jewish Ap
peal Southern Region Physi
cians Cabinet.
Costs are based on the
number of adults and children
in each family, and the number
of rooms occupied.
Further information and ap
plications are available from
the United Jewish Appeal,
8237 Dunwoody Place, Atlan
ta, GA 30338 or call Mort
Shlossman at 404/993-2955.
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