Page 18-THE NEWS-January 1989
Our
Temple Happenings
Beth El V’Shalom
Jan. 8 -
Jan. 11 -
Jan. 20 -
Jan. 29 -
Adult Education: “Understanding Chris
tianity: Liberal Christianity” with Dr. Gene
Owens/Myers Park Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m.
Sisterhood Luncheon, 11 a.m.
Family Shabbat Service, 8 p.m.
Adult Education: “Parenting: Where Does
God Live?” with Rabbi Seigel, 7:30 p.m.
Services: Fridays, 8 p.m. — Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-
Israel
Jan. 13 - Family Service, 8 p.m.
Jan. 18 - Sim Shalom Prayerbook Orientation/Work
shop/Dinner: Dr. Rick Chess & Rabbi
Wilson, 6:30-8 p.m.
Jan. 22 - Sisterhood Lox Box
Jan. 28 - Scholar-in-Residence Weekend: Daniel
Schorr, Guest Scholar (thru 1/29)
Temple Israel Preschool Celebrates Chanukah
By Carol Klein
December was a short but
busy month at Temple Israel
Preschool. The Chanukah
spirit filled the hearts of the
children as they celebrated
the holiday with many
activities.
The children made Cha
nukah surprises for their
families, including the wrap
ping paper and cards. They
made menorahs of all kinds,
including some edible ones.
Everyone enjoyed learning
and singing Chanukah
songs.
The Pre-K class enjoyed a
special morning with Joan
Johnson who helped to wel
come in the festive holiday
mood by baking rugelach
with the class. They also cut
and decorated their very
own dreidles.
On December 7, all the
children participated in the
Chanukah Craft Party. The
children created “dreidle
people and suncatchers,”
Chanukah necklaces, door
hangers and mobiles. They
played a few rounds of “Pin
the Candle on the Menorah”
and “Toss the Latke into the
Frying Pan.”
The culmination was a
special Chanukah Shabbat
program on December 9.
Presented by the 4-year-old
classes and the Pre-K class,
the program was directed by
Marlene Fuerstman,
Special thanks goes to all
the parents who volunteered
their time in the classrooms
and helped with the Craft
Party.
Havdalah Service Held at Nature Museum
Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
Temple Beth El V’Shalom
Jan. 21 - Laurie Klugman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Warren Klugman (Havdalah Service)
Temple Israel
Jan. 14 - Joey Lambert, son of Dr. & Mrs. Alan
Lambert
Nearly 100 young children
and their families recently
observed a Havdalah service
at the Planetarium. The ser
vice was sponsored by Tem
ple Israel’s Adult Education
Committee.
The first part of the two-
hour program at the Nature
Museum consisted of the
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Havdalah ceremony itself.
Each family received a
braided havdalah candle
and a pinch of rosemary, a
sweet smelling spice for use
in the ritual. The signifi
cance of the ceremony was
explained to the children,
after which they were taught
the melody they would chant
while the Havdalah prayers
were read. Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony, sev
eral songs were sung. After
wards, everyone enjoyed
snacks and were free to
choose between three activ
ities. Some attended special
puppet shows, some watched
a planetarium show, and
others wandered through
the museum. As a result of
the success of the event, the
Adult Education Committee
is planning to host another
Havdalah ceremony in the
spring.
— Richard Chess
Hadassah
Hadassah’s Annual Jew
ish National Fund meeting
will take place on Wednes
day, January 25, 10 a.m. at
Shalom Park. An exciting
program of musical enter
tainment will be presented
by Steven Haas. Nettie
Smith will speak briefly on
her last trip to Israel.
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