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Southeastern Virginia Jewish News April 10, 1998
COMMUNITY NEWS JCCTnominatingcommitteeannounces
new slate of officers and directors
Cantor Allan
R. Berman
Top Chai" column of the New
York Jewish Press.
Cantor Berman's vast knowl-
edge of traditional nusach is
clear, and it is no surprise that his
endearing chazzanut appeals to a
wide range of people. A lyric
tenor, Chazzan Berman will
greatly add to the Yom Tov spir-
it, which should help make
Peasch a memorable experience.
Cantor Berman will be
appearing this year at the Mount
Airy Lodge in Mount Pocono,
PA.
Cantor Berman
to officiate
International Cantor and
Vocalist Allan R. Berman, a resi-
dent of Blatimore, Md., will offi-
ciate his 10th Passover Program.
Cantor Berman has officiated
Passover programs at various
resorts in Florida, California, St.
Maarten and most recnetly at the
Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach.
In addition, he has appeared in
several synagogues in the United
States and Canada, including the
B'nai Israel in Norfolk.
A native of Norfolk, Cantor
Berman is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Berman of Norfolk
and currently serves as Chazzan
at Congregation Anshe Emunah-
Liberty Jewish Center in Balti-
more, where he officiates with an
all-male choir during the High
Holidays. Recently, Cantor
Berman was featured in "The
B'nai Israel Men
The next meeting of B'nai
Israel's Men's Club Breakfast will
be held Sunday, April 26 at 10
a.m. Guest speaker will be Rabbi
Joseph Friedman, who will talk
on "Modern Medicine and Jewish
Law." A discussion will follow
with a noted panel of doctors --
Dr. Behrooz Dayanim, Dr.
Norman Goldin and Dr. Michael
Weissman.
A donation of $2.50 is
requested for breakfast, and
reservations would be
appreciated. Those wishing more
information and reservations may
call Tehilla at B'nai Israel, 627-
7358, or Maurice Pogolowitz,
623 -6317.
The event is open to members
of the community.
Portsmouth HLAS
A revitalization of the
Portsmouth Hebrew Ladies Aid
Society has been scheduled for
April 26 at Temple Sinai at 11
a.m.
The HLAS has performed
good works since the 1800s and
for the last decade has collected
no dues. During that interval,
HLAS continued providing
assistance to Portsmouth
individuals and families
experiencing times of crisis.
To maintain the viability of the
Society, collection of dues has
been reinstated at $10 per year.
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chances are your kids
will not discover
their heritage at the
Food Court.
In addition to shopping, fast food or
hanging with friends, your kids can come
away with something much more
meaningful this summer. A connection to their
Jewish identity. Israel Experience can
refer them to over 200 programs, including
mountain rappelling, white-water
rafting or walking in the footsteps of their
ancestors. There are even programs that
allow students to gain meaningful
experience for their college applications.
So instead of your kids riding escalators
this summer, imagine them climbing
Masada. Many Israel Experience programs
are approved by and can be partially financed
through the Passport to Israel Program. For
more information on the Passport to Israel Program
contact Amy Zelenka at the United Jewish Federation
671-1600 ext. 123. To learn more about the various
Israel Experience programs call Dan Lepow at the
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Chuck Rosenblatt, Chair of
the 1998 Nominating Commit-
tee, has announced the slate of
officers and new directors.
Appointed by President Lonny
Sarfan, Rosenblatt who is a past
president of the Center, said that
the response of those candidates
who were asked to serve was
very favorable. Other members
of the Nominating Committee
were Howard Kesser, Dorothy
Zimmerman, Joel Jason, Nell
Landy, and members-at-large
Jodi Klebanoff and John Strelitz.
The slate of offi-
cers are: Lonnie
Slone - presi-
dent; Gene Ross
- vice president,
administration
and president-
elect; Alan Wagner - vice presi-
dent, program; Joel Jason - vice
president, membership; Stewart
(Skip) Sacks - vice president,
fundraising; Bruce Friedman,
treasurer; and, Laura Gross, cor-
responding secretary.
Directors nominated or re-
nominated for term ending 1999
include: Brad Bangel, Jeffrey
Breit, Lisa Ehrich, Karen Jaffe,
Nell Landy, George Metzger, Art
Sandier, Edwin Waltzer, Adam
White and Jodi Klebanoff*.
For a term ending 2000, nom-
inees include: Debby Fink,
Leslie Friedman, Howard Kess-
er, Janet Kramer, Ron Kramer,
Rabbi Michael Panitz, Heidi
Simon, Dorothy Zimmerman,
Neal Schulwolf* and Lisa
Eichelbaum.
For the term ending 2001,
nominees are: Sara Kruger, John
Strelitz* Brad Stanton*, Andrew
Fink*, Susan Kaplan*, John
Cooper*, Kirk Levy*, Emily
Dreyfus*, Robert Lehman and
Jack Siegel*.
Rosenblatt advised that the
Nominating Committee has
accomplished its responsibility
according to the JCCT's Consti-
tution by delivering a list of its
nominees to the Executive Vice
President at least 30 days prior to
the Annual Meeting (May 19,
1998). He pointed out that addi-
tional nominations of members
in good standing may be made
by petition signed by at least 25
voting Center members in good
standing, endorsed by the nomi-
nee, and delivered to the Execu-
tive Vice President at least 25
days prior to the Annual Meet-
ing.
* Newly-elected directors
Hadassah program to
focus on child abuse
The Portsmouth Newport
News Chapter of Hadassah will
present a "Child Abuse Aware-
ness Program" on April 19, 1
p.m., at Temple Sinai, 4401 Hat-
ton Point Road, Portsmouth.
The guest speaker will be
Jane Stein, Executive Director of
Child Abuse Center of Hampton
Roads.
Since the Center has been
operational over 2,500 children
have been referred for services
from 15 Virginia municipalities.
Those wishing additional
information may contact Made-
line Bohan, (757) 582-3048, or
Kitty Wolf Steinberg, 397-6730
(evenings).
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