The Charlotte Jewish News - April, 1996 • Page 20
You^ve Worked Hard
to
Build Your Business. .
I Can Help You Keep It
Blumenthal
Jewish Home
Charlotte Youth Visit
Blumenthal Jewish
Home
Successful people will tell
you r\vo things about run
ning a business:
First, work hard to make
money. Second, work even
harder to protect it.
Chances are you’ve got the
first down cold. The second
can be tricky, unless you know
one name; New York Life.
As a New York Life agent
trained in the unique insurance
needs of small business owners
' and a local small business
insurance plan to protect the
business you’ve worked so hard
to build from disability, the loss
of a partner or key employee,
and other events.
Call me today to schedule a
confidential, no-obligation
meeting at your convenience.
Steven Katzenstein, Agent
New York Life insurance Company
100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 3000
Charlotte, NC 28202
Bus. 704 371-8525 1-800-430-3608
Res. 704 896-7868 Fax 704 371-8598
Registered Representative for
NYLIFE Securities Inc.
North
Carolina
B’nai B’rith
A Tapestry
of Jewish
Thoughts
Monday, August 12 -
Thursday, August 15,
1996
Wildacres
Little Switzerland, NC
Institute Chaiq)erson;
Norman Pliner
LECTURE TOPICS:
Dr. Kenneth Stein
The Political Process in Israel:
Past, Present & Future
The Likud Party vs The Labor
Party
Will Party Leadership Affect
Participation In The Peace
Process
Dr. Ruth Barlas
The Power & Beauty Of
Mendele Moykher Sforim
(Grandfather Of Modem
Jewish Literature.)
I. L. Peretz; Romantic-Realist
And Rebel With A Cause
Tevye’s Daughters: Precursors
of Our Time
Dr. E. Lee Bernick
“If you can’t get into Harvard,
then the Electoral College is
no OK place to go to school”
“Moonpies, Dr. Pepper, and
Bagels”
“The Jews Have drei-veltn-di
velt. vene velt. un Roosevelt”
Plus Nightly Entertainment
RESERVATIONS WILL BE
MADE ON A FIRST COME
BASIS
For rate information and
reservations, please write or
call Hilda & Herbert Learner,
100 Artillery Lane, Raleigh,
NC 27615-Tel (919) 847-
8842 or, locally, Audrey
Madans, 541-8360.
Refections on the
Holocaust: by
Three Women of
Today’s
Generation
Aliza Gelb, Amy Laughlin, and
Kimberly Blair, Three local
artists, open a photography and
hand-woven tapestry multimedia
show which thematically features
the Holocaust.
The show opens on April 14,
at 6:00 p.m. in the Speizman Gallery
at the Jewish Community Center,
5007 Providence Rd. Following the
gallery opening, there will be a
candlelighting ceremony
commemorating Yom Hashoa (Day
of Remembrance). The ceremony
will begin at 7:45 p.m.
Cantor Linda Sheppard of
Temple Beth El brought
the Temple’s Children’s Choir to
perform for the residents on Sun
day February Uth. The
children,dressed as a professional
choir in black and white, presented
a sparkling and professional perfor
mance of beautiful Jewish music.
Rave reviews were given to both
Cantor Sheppard, who responded to
requests with a few lovely solos, and
to the students who have been sing
ing in the choir for just a short time.
After the program the charming stu
dents greeted each of the residents
with hugs and handshakes as they
received praise for their singing.
“It’s hard work” was the response
of one proud student to the compli
ments. Thanks to the hard work of
Cantor Sheppard and her talented
students and to the parents who
brought them to visit BJH, the resi
dents reaped the benefits of a beau
tiful performance.
Teenagers from Charlotte,
Greenville and Asheville met at
BJH on this same day for a USY
Social Action Day. The youth vis
ited and talked with residents
throughout the Home, participated
in a sing-along and assisted the ac
tivity therapists in preparing for a
program. The residents delight in
visits from young people; they en
joy learning about the lives of the
teenagers and sharing a little about
themselves and their history with
the youth. Participating in a “ So-
cial Action Day” at BJH can be
great fun and a meaningful way to
practice tzedakah.
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BLUMENTHAL JEWISH
HOME
THE NURSING HOME OF CHOICE
SINCE 1965
"When our Mom needed more care and
attention than we could provide, we turned to
Blumenthal Jewish Home. This Innovative
non-profit facility provides specialized medical
services in a loving, attentive environment.
Professional care, companionship, activities
and security offered in a Jewish atmosphere
answered our Mother’s needs".
Looking for intermediate, skilled or respite
nursing care, call Blumenthal Jewish Home for
information. Better yet, schedule a visit to see
this superb facility located near Winston-Salem,
in a setting of outstanding natural beauty.
You will be glad you did!
No entrance fees. Afifordable rates.
Sfq>erlor amenities witb flne. Kosher dining.
To receive more information, call the
Admissions Office today: 91 •> 766-44#l.
Blfunenttial Jewish Home
7879 Fair Oaks Drive
Clemmons, Nortli Carolina 27912
A SHABBAT CELEBRATION FOR
THE BLUMENTHAL JEWISH HOME
FOR THE AGED
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 8 P.M.
AT
TEMPLE BETH EL
Remarks by Seth D. Levy Executive Director
AND
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 9 A.M.
AT
TEMPLE ISRAEL
Remarks by Audrey Madans, Board President
Kiddush to Follow
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Cantor Sheppard and the Temple Beth El Children’s Choir
perfonn for residents at the Blumenthal Jewish Home