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The officers and board of direc-
tors of the Jewish Community
Center recently elected and in-
stalled new board members and
officers.
The new officers are as follows:
Douglas Bloom, president; Irwin
L. Elson, chairman of executive
committee; Susan Alterman,
Doris Blechman, Harry Eisen-
berg, Jerald Kaufman, vice
presidents; Lawrence Wolfe, sec-
retary; Beverly Liss, treasurer;
Steven Fisher, Alan Horowitz,
Jeffrey L. Kaplan, members at
large.
The new members of the board
of directors are: Miriam Berg-
man, Scott Behrmann, Izya
Berman, Pat Bernstein, Bruce
Frankel, Fred Keywell, Bella
Lesch, Marshall Lewenstein,
Ronald Loeb, Linden Nelson, Ron
Plaine, Todd Sachse, Ethel
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Playground
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The Jewish Community Center
playground project will begin on
the Fourth of July weekend at
the Jimmy Prentis Morris build-
ing. The playground, funded by
the Harry and Jeanette Wein-
berg Foundation and built by
community volunteers, will have
a biblical theme.
For information or to volun-
teer, contact Melissa Warnick,
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brothers Sampson Levy, Jr.
and Moses Levy, all of
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