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Page 12-THE NEWS-March, 1986 ith Our Temples Mar. 3 - Mar. 5 - Mar. 7 - Mar. 9 - Mar. 10 - Mar. 12 - Mar. 14 - Mar. 17 - Mar. 21 - Mar. 24 - Mar. 31 - Temple Happenings Beth El Hebrew Class, Noon Temple Board Meeting, 8 p.m. Yiddish Vinkl, 7:30 p.m. Sabbath Eve Forum, Lamentations, 8 p.m. Men’s Club Bresikfast, 10 a.m. Hebrew Class, Noon Sisterhood Luncheon & Hawaii Trip Raffle Drawing, 11:30 a.m. Sabbath Eve Forum, The Book of Esther, 8 p.m. Hebrew Class, Noon Purim Family Dinner and Service, 6:30 p.m. Hebrew Class, Noon Sisterhood Attic Sale begins Sabbath Eve Services, Fridays at 8 p.m. Sabbath Morning Services, 10:30 a.m. Beth Shalom Mar. 3 - Board Meeting, 8 p.m. Mar. 4 - Beginning Hebrew, 7 p.m. Basic Judaism, 7:45 p.m. Mar. 7 - New Member Shabbat Service, 8:15 p.m. Mar. 13 - Men's Club Meeting, 8 p.m. Mar. 20 • Sisterhood Meeting, 8 p.m. Mar. 25 ■ Beginning Hebrew, 7 p.m. Basic Judaism, 7:45 p.m. Israel Mar. 6 - Business Lunch & Torah with Rabbi Wilson, 12-1:15 p.m. Mar. 9 ■ Adult Education Film Series, 8 p.m. Mar. 12 - Sisterhood Meeting Mar. 15 - Open Line/Ask the Rabbi Mar 16 - National Bible Contest Written Exam Mar. 18 - Spring Adult Education Dinner/Discussion Series, 6:15-8 p.m. (thru 4/8) Mar. 21 - Hebrew Academy Shabbat . Mar. 23 - Purim Carnival Mar. 24 - Purim: Megillah Reading & Bevsh, 7 p.m. (Kids & adults come in costume) Mar. 25 - Purim: Megillah Reading & Breakfast, 6:30 a.m. Mar. 26 - Jewish Home Class, 7:30 p.m. RSVP: Helene Nathanson, 552-7006 Topic: Passover, Open Discussion Mar. 28 - Shabbat Shiur; Rabbi Wilson’s Topic: “Odd and Curious Passover Customs Singles Shabbat Dinner Was Big Success On Friday evening, January 17, Temple Beth Shalom host ed the second conmiunity-wide Adult Singles Shabbat Din ner. Coordinated by Beverly -Montezinos and Linda Kara- caova, 45 singles of all ages came together to meet new friends and share in the com monality of their heritage. The dinner was catered by Temple Beth Shalom member and French cook Fania Green- Young Children’s Shabbat Service Is Hngc Success wood. The meal included home made challa and French loaves, salad geunished with apples and walnuts, chicken cooked in wine and fresh mushrooms, rice pilaf, broccoli with pearl onions and a fabulous apricot-apple tart for dessert. Rabbi Seigel led a live ly “Birkat Hamazon” after which the singles joined with the congregation for services and the Oneg Shabbat. On January 18, approxi mately 50 young children and parents enjoyed the first young children’s Shabbat ser vice held at Temple Beth El. These children participated in a service designed for them by Rabbi Harold Krantzler and Lisa Vernon. Rabbi Krantzler explained to them how the Torah was made and gave them the opportunity to go up and look at the Torah. Lisa played guitar and sang songs familiar to the children and told them a wonderful story. The morning was so success ful that the service will be done on a regular basis every six weeks. The next one was scheduled for March 1 at 11 a.m. Subsequent services will be on April 12 and May 24. Call 366-1948 for reservations. — Susan Coen Beth El Blntel Brief On Feb. 21, Temple Beth El hosted the Jewish Singles Shabbat dinner, followed by services and a forum led by Kelly Alexander Jr., president of the N.C. NAACP, on cur rent Black-Jewish relations. Future forums: Rev. Clifford Jones Sr. on Mar. 7 on the disadvantaged; Dr. Jay Robin son on Mar. 14 on “Church and State in Our Public Schools.” Feb. 22 was an evening honoring this year’s new members; the Havdalah ser vice was followed by hors d’oeuvres and entertainment. Sisterhood’s working women met the evening of Feb. 25 for a program plan ned by and for them. On Feb. 12, Sisterhood hosted Char lotte’s Jewish senior citizens. Plans are now underway for our big fundraiser “The Sting” on Apr. 12 and the Seder at Temple on Apr. 23. — Roland Heller Young Couples Club Temple Israel Young Couples Club had their last event on February 22 at 8 p.m. at the home of Laura and Barry Reich. It was an “Hors d’oeuvres and Dessert Game Night.” March 29 will be an “International Dinner.” If interested in joining the Young Couples Club contact Scott and Becky Goodman, 372-4695 or Rick and Sharon Littman, 365-1443. HAVING A SIMCHA OR PLANNING A PARTY? Don’t Go Any Further Until You Talk To Us We*i/e been catering for you since 1967 DELI • RESTAURANT • CATERING Bar/Bat Mitzvahs • Buffet Dinners • Deli Platters Weddings • Office Parties • Luncheons for Qubs/Organizations 375-1402 375-1407 NIGHTS 846-2342 The Ark is opened to reveal the Torahs. Lisa Vernon tells a story. Photos/R. Meyers. Division of Bnick Enterprises 433 S. Tryon St. (across from General Tire) The Roval Game in the Quoin Cit\ CHESS Charlotte Mecklenburg Scholastic Chess Association The Gifted & Talented Development Center, Inc. Bronxville, NY Director, NY: Carole Berman Director, Charlotte: Jillian Goldberg We are delighted to announce a unique opportunity for advanced learners to participate in a stimulating and intensive summer program to be held at Queens College, Charlotte, July-Aug. ’86. “SPORT OF KINGS CHESS CAMP” July 7-12, July 13-19 Students ages 6-16 are invited to register for either one or two weeks of rigorous chess instruction combined with a full sports program. Live-in or day options available. Levels of Study: beginner through advanced. Nationally acclaimed instructors include the U.S. Champion Grandmaster Lev Alburt (NY), FIDE Master Sunil Weeraman- try (NY); International Master Vince McCamhridge; CMSCA Founder and President Larry Goldberg; National Master Rich Jackson. “GIFTED AND TALENTED CAMP” July 21-Aug. 1; Aug. 3-15 Day camps for the highly motivated child, grades 2-6, who is looking for an enriching and stimulating workshop program. Courses, including chess, computer science, aerodynamics, music, drama, and humanities, will be taught by top instruc tors experienced in teaching the gifted child. An optional sports program from 2-5 p.m. will include swim ming, competitive games and athletic skills. Full lunches will be served in the college cafeteria. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE WRITE OR CALL: JILL GOLDBERG, 366-9265/6052 CMSCA - 6400 Fairview Rd. Suite 302 Charlotte, NC 28210
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