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Page 8-THE NEWS-Februarv 1991 Library Lines By Amalia Warshenbrot Remembering Rabbi Krantzler I met Rabbi ICrantzler only once, but felt that I had always known him. 1 knew Rabbi Krantzler through the wonderful book collection he had donated to the library when he moved from Charlotte. He came to “visit” his books and had asked me to write in a bookplate as follows: Donated by Rabbi and Mrs. Harold 1. Krantzler in honor of their ten years at Temple Beth El. Now that Rabbi Krantzler is gone we are left with his books, which comprise about twenty percent of the books in the Speizman Jewish Library. His books are an asset to our col lection; the library would not have been able to maintain its high quality without them. His books are proof of his true love of Judaica. As we extend our Have You a Living Will? “The Living Will Law — How To Specify Your Choices” is the topic of a seminar to be offered on Wed., Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Shalom Park. The ethical and social reasons for making deci sions before serious illness arises and the process for making these choices known will be discussed. Leading the discussion will be Keith Korenchuk, a member of the Healthcare Group at the law firm of Parker, Poe, Adams & Bernstein, and a specialist in healthcare legal issues, and Lance Stell, PhD, chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Davidson College and profes sor of Clinical Ethics in the Department of Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center. Liv ing Will forms will be available at this meeting which is free and open to the public. Reservations are requested but not required at 334-0400. GAULDEN MONUMENTS, INC. GRANITE - BRONZE • MARBLE 1124 Saluda Street Rock Hill,S.C. 29730 Phone 800-333-4040 Fax 803-327-1777 ^VJe work for those who love and remember. ’ LARGEST COMPANY IN BOTH CAROUNAS. ¥illiams-Deait)om Funeral Service Forest Lawn East Cemetery > Together Caring for Matthews Indian Trail Weddington Southeast Charlotte and all surrounding areas Approved by Temples Israel & Beth El V’Shalom WE HONOR ALL BURIAL POLICIES Also serving the Hebrew Cemetery Affiliated with Hankins-Whittington & Williams-Deaibom Charlotte McEwen of Monroe “The Colonial Chapel’ Monroe (704) 846-3771 3700 Forest Lawn Dr.—Matthews CAJE Presents M&M’s II CAJE Hosts Workshop Weekend condolences to his family, we want them to know that his memory is with us forever. More Grandchildren Join Speizman Library Book Club Carolyn and Stuart Hennes have honored their three grand daughters with their generous contribution to the library. Children’s books appropriate to their age and interests will be purchased and they will be the first to check the books out. Mazel Tov to Jessica, Stacy and Lisa Marx. Jessica and Stacy will be five-years-old on May 3 and Lisa was one-year- old on January 19. This is the first year that Temple Beth El V’Shalom reli gious school students have joined the book club. David Mathew Krusch turned eight in November — Happy Birthday! CAJE will present its winter/ spring series of M&M’s (“Me mories, Mitzvot & Mishpo- chah”) on Feb. 24 and April 28. The programs will be open to grade school children accom panied by an adult family mem ber. M&M’s is an ongoing op portunity for Jewish families to work together in a practical, fun program of hands-on Judaism. On Sunday, Feb. 24,1-3 p.m., in Shalom Park at the Luski Activity Center, will be “Mish- loach Manot Making.” In honor of Purim, come in costume, both kids and adults, and do a com munity mitzvah for our Jewish seniors and the homebound. On Sunday, Apr. 28,2-4 p.m., in Shalom Park at Gorelick Hall and the kitchens, will be “Mil- chig Making ’n More.” In honor of Shavuot, you will become a maven in the kitchen and cook up a variety of dairy delights, and more. Cost is $5 per family per program. Preregistration is required. Your check in advance guaran tees a space. You may register for one session or for both. For further information call Lenora Stein, 366-5007 or Roz Cooper, 376-2796 or 366-5007. VIVAKLEZMER! Continues Concerts For Public Schools Thanks to a grant from The Blumenthal Foundation, VIVA KLEZMER! is continuing its series of concerts in the Char lotte/Mecklenburg public schools. Klezmer concerts will take place in the following schools at 9:30 and 10:20 a.m.: Mar. 18, Marie G. Davis; Mar. 25, Clear Creek; Apr. 15, Mont- claire (8:45 and 9:30 a.m.); Apr. 19, Myers Park Traditional; Apr. 22, J.H. Gunn; May 3, Huntingtowne Farms; May 16, Oakdale; May 24, McAlpine. Parents are welcome to attend the concerts, but please check with individual schools first, as the schedule is subject to change. Berrybrook Farm Natural Food Pantry COMPLETE UNE OF NATURAL FOODS & VITAMINS Juice Bar - Saixkviches, Salads & Soup Made Fresh Daily To Go 114 Organically Grown Produce Nutritional Books • Birkenstock SarKlais Cruelty Free Natural Cosmetics Champion & Acme Juicers Vitamin & Senior Citizens Discounts 1000 S. Kings 334-9474 8428 Park Rd. 552-9801 1257 East Boulevard 334-6528 M Sdt 9:30-6 The Carolina Agency for Jewish Education (CAJE) will host a workshop weekend with noted Jewish educator Seymour Rossel on Sat. evening and all day Sun., Feb. 16 & 17 in Charlotte. The weekend is dedicated to making Jewish education work: experience the opportunity to explore new possibilities for Jewish learning in a variety of settings with Mr. Rossel. All events except for Havdal- Seymour Rossel ah will be held at Shalom Park. Havdalah will take place at Temple Israel. CAJE invites all CAJE members, teachers of CAJE mem ber schools, Jewish parents and friends to participate in the weekend activities. Children may attend on Sat. evening. PROGRAM Feb. 16 — 5:45 p.m. — Temple Israel Cosponsored with Temple Israel and Beth El V'Shalom “Community Family Havdalah Happening” with Seymour Rossel leading a creative Havdalah event for families, complete with music and Shalushudes noshing. Cost $3 adults; $1.50 children (prepay). Feb. 17 — 10 a.m.-noon — Gorelick Hall “Brains and Brunch”cosponsored with Charlotte Joint Adult Institute of Jewish Studies Mr. Rossel will speak on “Being Jewish, Being American.” Cost: $5 per person. 12:30-4 p.m. — Luski Activity Center “Teacher Workshop” Mr. Rossel will speak on “Mastering Jewish Schooling.’ Workshop: Free / Lunch: $3. 5-7 p.m. — Luski Activity Center Cosponsored with Charlotte Consolidated High School of Jewish Studies, BBYO, Temple Israel Youth & BETY “ A Master Class” taught by Seymour Rossel for 8th, 9th & 10th grades. Topic: “A Trail Guide to the Bible.” Program is compulsory for all CHS students. Seymour Rossel ^ Mr. Rossel is one of the leading and most versatile educators in North America today. He is the author of more than a dozen textbooks which are widely used in Jewish schools across the Carolinas. Rossel is the president of his own computer consulting business as well as president of Rossel Books. He formerly served as Executive Vice President of Behrman House Publishers, Inc., one of the most prominent Jewish textbook publishers. He has served as Lecturer in Education at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York for 16 years, and in several positions as Education Director at temples in New York and Dallas, Texas where he currently resides. Rossel is presently the Headmaster of the Solomon Schechter Academy of Dallas. He is a past Conference Chairman of national CAJE and has served on the board of the National Association of Temple Educators. Rossel lectures widely on Jewish history, education, values and Bible and conducts teacher workshops in Jewish communities across North America. For further information and registration call Lenora Stein, 366- 5007 or write to CAJE, PO Box 13574, Charlotte, NC 28270. 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