Page? - THE NEWS -February, 1982
More JCC News
Creative Playgroup
After a two week winter
break, the doors of Creative
Playgroup opened again on
January 4th. Creative
Playgroup is available for
children 6 months through 3
years on Mondays through
Fridays from 9:15 a.m. to
1:15 p.m. The cost is $5 for
the morning for JCC
members and $7.50 for non
members. There are dis
counts available for long
term or minimum 5 day a
month signups. Call Sara
Schreibman at the JCC
(366-0357) for details on
these.
We are in the process of
evaluating the need for
Creative Playgroup during
the summer months. We ask
that you call and chat with
Sara about Creative
Playgroup and what you feel
your needs during the sum
mer months might be. We
want to make Creative
Playgroup available for you
and can continue it during
the summer if the need is
there.
If you haven’t seen
Creative Playgroup in ac
tion, we invite you to stop by
the Little House at the JCC
any morning and see the
children and meet Marie
MacDonald, our director.
FEBRUARY 7 - JCC CHILDREN’S FUN DAY
-3:00-4:30.
FEBRUARY 21 - JCC PARENT-CHILD PRO
GRAM - 3:00-5:00.
CALL CARY B. AT THE JCC FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION.
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Chai
On December 14 we had
our annual Chanukah lun
cheon for our Chai group.
This party is to honor and
thank our carpool drivers
and subs for their kindness
to our group; without them,
believe it or not, we could not
even meet and imagine not
having a CHAI group!!!
The CHAI happens to be a
very important club to these
people. To many of the
members it is a means of
meeting with friends their
own age, to enjoy the ac
tivities, the lectures and the
art class. Otherwise all they
would look forward to would
be a trip to the grocery. It is
important to keep CHAI
alive for all these members.
Our faithful drivers who
do this every Monday are:
Estelle Hirsch, Sally
Schrader, Micky Waldman,
Fairlyn Levine, Alice
Schreiber (prior to her leav
ing for Florida), Lina
Levine. Ruth Dorian, Helga
Rosenberger, Beverly
Montezinos, Sylvia Sadof^
Use Bei‘gen and Sam Jaffe.
Our substitute drivers are:
Lil Bienstock, Sally
Winokuer, Doris Fligel,
Helene Patton, Eileen
Darholt and Helen Sun-
dheimer.
At this luncheon the
drivers all received gifts,
such as books, and the
regulars also received cer
tificates of appreciation.
Sylvia Sadofff presented a
check to Bob Abel for the
JCC. The money came from
our recent successful raffle.
Our sincere thanks to
Violet Adler who was in
charge of this luncheon. A
lot of the delicious food and
the gifts were donated by
some very caring people and
we thank each and every one
of them. ^
And last, but not least, the
CHAI presented Use Bergen
a gift in appreciation of all
that she does for this club.
It’s a time consuming and at
times aggravating job, but
she does it all with a smile,
and so WE LOVE HER!!
Sylvia Sadoff
CJS
With 1982 off to a flying start, it seems appropriate to
find out what the future may hold for you. Carolina
Jewish Singles (CJS) will meet February 7 at t:30 p.m.
at Carmel on Providence Clubhouse. The program will
feature astrologer Barbara Polk whose uncanny ability
to look into the future is known throughout the.
Carolinas. Admission is $2.50 for JCC members and
S4.00 for non-members; refreshments will be served.
RSVP with Ben Sinkoe, 392-81S1; Sandi Rothman.
377-6566 or 366*8937; or Sara Schreibman, director of|
4CC adult pn^ramining, 306^3^^.*
^ The second event for the montit. i# brunch, will taiti
place February 21. More information on this will be an*^;
nounced in an upcoming flyer. Also plans are being
made for a Purim dance in March. If your name is not
on the mailing list, please contact Sara at the JCC.
Three outstanding events were held over the past
several weeks. One was the Italian Night dinner in
December followed in January by a review of “Taxes
and the Single Person” and a get-together for Super
Sunday at the Ramada Inn-Downtown.
Upcoming Events
February 21- Brunch at Ann Langman’s, 11:30 a.m..
$3.00 M, $4.00 NM. R.S.V.P. by Wednes
day, February 14th to Ann (364-0000 or
364-1693) or Sara at the ‘ ‘ J ” (366-0357).
February 26 - CJS OnegShabbat at Temple Beth El.
March 7 - Purim Party, 7:30 p.m. at “J”. $3.00 M,
$4.50 NM.
March 21-’ Brunch at Sandie Rothman’s, 11:30
a.m., $3.00 M, $4.00 NM.
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