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RESIDENCE: Marlton (via Brooklyn) MILITARY: First Lieutenant in the Armored Cavalry and New York National Guard BUSINESS: B&D Donor Recognition Products FAMILY: More ... Over 60 students from the community attended the first 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Kellman Brown Academy. The recent event helped inaugurate the school's new Voorhees facility. Another tournament is scheduled for Saturday, Mar. 7. Among the many students who enjoyed the competition were (from left), Jacob Rose, Daniel Shore, and Benjamin Greenberg. More ... 'Who's news?' will appear on this page of every issue of the Voice. Does anyone you know belong here? If so, email the person's name, a brief description, and contact information to jvoice@jfedsnj.org, and mark "Profile" in the subject field. Or telephone Jodie at 751-9500, ext. 217. More ... Neal Cupersmith and Jeff and Maureen Klein will be honored at the Politz Day School's 10th Annual Scholarship Dinner on Sunday, Feb. 8 at the Katz JCC. Hooshang Sadiky and Lea Alvo Sadiky, active parents at the school, will also be honored as emerging leaders. More ... Rabbi Bernard Rothman knew about the rockets being fired by Hamas into the Israeli towns around Gaza, but a recent trip to the area really brought the nature of the situation home. More ... Rav Ozer Glickman will speak about "Jewish Marital Law and the Agunah" at the Cong. Sons of Israel Mikvah Association's annual Melavah Malkah. The program is set for Saturday, Jan. 31, at 8 p.m., at Cong. Sons of Israel. More ... Rutgers Hillel and the OUJewish Learning Initiative on Campus will offer genetic screening for Jewish students on Tuesday, Feb. 10. It will be free for most students from all colleges and universities, as well as couples within one year before or after their marriage. More ... JCC member Michael Menaker greeted Batman and other characters from the large and small screens at the Katz JCC's recent Character breakfast More than 300 guests enjoyed breakfast, face painting, and balloon animals on December 25. More ... Russell Fried has been appointed to the New Jersey State Council on Developmental Disabilities. He received the appointment because of his advocacy skills. He has helped people with disabilities exercise their right to vote and express their opinions. More ... What began for Gerald Pe as a pleasant day at the beach quickly turned into a fight for his life and resulted in him losing portions of his feet and suffering organ failure. Lynn Bozof's son, Evan, called home from college to say he had a terrible headache, and within hours was admitted to the intensive care unit; Evan died 26 days later. More ... The New Year has arrived and like millions of Americans you have pledged to become healthier in 2009. Recent studies show that as little as 30 minutes of exercise three times a week can greatly improve your health. More ... Toby Ballen Ayash has been hired as the new executive director of Pinemere Camp. She served as the program director and assistant director of Ramah Programs in Israel before returning to the United States to serve as the North American director of the program. More ... The competition was fierce. The effort was valiant. But in the end, the home team lost as Wii bowlers from Gesher and Dubin fell to the "Commoners" from Yardley Commons in Voorhees. The teams split the first two games, but the visitors from Yardley Commons took the rubber game. A rematch at Yardley Commons is already planned for February. More ... Break the winter ice at the Adath Emanu-El Sisterhood's "Comedy-Reality-Game Show Night" on Saturday, Jan. 24. The fundraiser will benefit the Sisterhood's Youth Leadership Scholarship Fund and Sisterhood leadership development. The event is open to people ages 21 and over and will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the synagogue, 205 Elbo Ln., Mt. Laurel. More ... |
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