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Adult
Classes
The AduU class schedule will ap
pear in the September issue of the
Charlotte Jewish News. The adult
department is preparing a fantastic
selection of classes for your enjoy
ment and stimulation. Classes such
as Breadmaking. Bridge, Yoga,
Creative Sewing, Exercise
(“Workout”), C.P.R., Lecture
Series, Ceramics, Food Processor
and many more will be offered
beginning the first week of Oct
ober.
Many requests have come in
regarding offering classes at night
for those who are unable to attend
classes during the day. We are try
ing to offer as many of the adult
classes as possible during the even
ing hours. Please read the schedule
carefully when it comes out and
you’ll find an excellent selection of |
classes being offered between the !
hours of 7 and 10 p.m. A minimum !
of eight is necessary for a class to !
take place so we ask that you I
register as soon as possible for a i.,
class you’re interested in.
Specific classes can be arranged
at any time if there are eight people
interested. If you have an interest in
a class you’d like to see offered this
fall, call Sara Schreibman at the
“J” (366-0357).
Fall
Gardening
Ted Caudle, County Farm
Agent, will be doing a session on
Fall Lawn Care and Gardening at
the JCC on September 17 at 8 p.m.
Mark this date now on your calen
dar. Watch for further details in
next month’s issue.
Tennis
Challenges for Queen City will be
held this month. Please check list at
tennis court bulletin board. Rules
will be posted. For further informa
tion contact: Bernice Russo
(364-7996); Barbie Weiner
(542-1942).
Community Bo wiing League
Plans are now being made to organize a Bowling League for all in
terested people in our community. The JCC is organizing this league with
Centennial Lanes on South Boulevard.
With a minimum of 10 teams (40 people) Centennial Lanes will help
organize the League and guarantee the Jewish community a rebate of
$1040 at the end of the 35 week season. The idea is to turn the money over
to the Community Project.
The cost each week will be S3 to bowl three games, a jackpot fee of 75* to
be retained by the secretary (to be chosen) to purchase awards and
trophies, and a 15* — 25‘ fee to the secretary for keeping all records for the
league.
A nursery is available for those needing it at the lanes.
To introduce the league torinterested people. Centennial Lanes will offer
a free bowling party on August 19th at 9:30 a.m. The party will be held at
Centennial Lanes. 4501 South Blvd.
Included in this free morning of fun will be shoes, bowling and light
refreshments.
Attending this affair is no way obligates you to join the league although
the details of the league will be discussed at this time.
So that an adequate number of lanes can be reserved, please indicate
below whether or not you plan to attend and return this form to Sara
Schreibman (c/o Jewish Community Center, P.O. Box 220188, Charlotte,
N.C. 28222) by August 14.
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JCC MEMBERS
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Discount tickets ($2.50)
available at office for
theaters at EASTLAND,
SOUTHPARK, and
CHARLOTETOWN.
PLAY BINQO
at the
JCC
Tuesdays
7:30 p.m.
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Workout! An excerise program incorporating dance, yoga, calisthenics,
flexibility, centering and stretch. A class worked to upbeat music designed
to balance strengthening and stretching exercises. Special concentration is
placed on problem areas such as abdomen, hip and thighs. Each class is
taught by a trained instructor who exercises with you, demonstrating
Workout! techniques. Students are encouraged to work at their own pace
and to increase the level of difficulty as they become stronger and more
supple. Workout!...a fun way to get and keep in shape.
Workout! is owned by Lome Lassiter Boatright who has extensive early
training in classical ballet. She has a B.A. from Sweet Brier College and
performed with the modern dance troupe there. Before moving to
Charlotte, she was a certified exercise instructor for the Arden Zinn
Studios in Atlanta, Georgia.
CLASS SCHEDULE (Pick any two classes)
Monday 6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Tuesday 9:15 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Wednesday 6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Thursday 9:15 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Classes begin the week of September 14 and continue for 12 weeks. To
register, pick two classes per week and fill out the registration form below.
Send it with your fee to the JCC.
Instructors: Lome Lassiter Boatright and certified Workout! Instructors
Fee: $30 Members; $45 Non-members (2 classes per week for
12 weeks). Minimum needed for any of the above classes to be held is 10
people. For further information, called Sara Schreibman at the JCC
(366-0357).
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August21 - 7:05p.m.
August 28 - 6:56p.m.
August 8 - (sundown) thru
August 9-(sundown)
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