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Fundraiser
Slated
The JCC will be holding a
“Silent Auction” as its major
fundreiiser of the year at the
Marriott Hotel (near 1-77) on
Saturday, October 20. Over 50
items be auctioned in
cluding a week’s vacation at a
luxurious condominium, an
ultralight airplane, appliances,
dinners at local restaurants
and much more. Tickets, sale
to begin this month, will serve
as the price of admission for a
complete dinner and dancing
preceding the auction itself.
The various items to be
auctioned-off will be displayed
throughout the evening, enabl
ing individuals to make open
ing bids from the time they ar
rive at the Marriott. Further
details will be available in the
next issue of the Jewish News.
Arts Day
Thanks to volunteers and
pjiid staff alike, children who
participated in the Jewish
Community Center’s Arts
Day had a wonderful after
noon. Children had the oppor
tunity to paint murals, to
build wooden structures, to
make plaster casts and to tie-
dye t-shirts. At the end of the
afternoon, a laundry line of
drying, multi-colored t-shirts
hung across the Art Day
work-space. The hot afternoon
was topped off by deliciously
cool popsicies-
Welcome Aboard
Elaine Seigel
Lillian Felner
Marcy Solomon
Ronald & Judy Kaufman
JCC Hosts Summer Pops
On July 19, the Jewish Community presented a perfor
mance by the Charlotte Summer Pops. Over 120 members
gathered to hear this very exhilarating concert. Both
young ^d old enjoyed the music which ranged from
classical to a Michael Jackson medley.
The evening was topped of with make-your-own simdaes.
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current status of the project.
Following lunch, which the
JCC will provide, a film pro
duced by the Jewish Welfare
Board will be shown. In the
afternoon each of the various
committees will meet to
discuss their role in the pro
cess and assess the goals and
objectives for their designated
area.
GARY & MAXINE SILVERSTEINI
& the Staff of Mann Travels &
The Cruise Agency
Wish You Health and Happiness|
For the New Year
In addition to the 22 com
mittees, members of the JCC
and Foundation boards, and
presidents of major Jewish
organizations in Charlotte will
be invited to attend the in
stitute. This event and the
phase-in process to follow will
positively channel the com
munity's energy in its quest
for a Jewish Community
Center of the highest quality.
Fall Celebration
On Sunday, September 23, the Jewish Commimity
Center will have a celebration of the fall equinox with a
picnic and hike.
The entire family is invited to bring a dish to pass, their
own eating utensils, and a pair of walking shoes. The park
has several lovely nature trails.
Shelter Number One (next to the main parking lot at the
end of the Park road) is reserved for the Jewish Communi
ty Center’s group from 2:30 p.m. until sunset. Plan to
share a metd around 4 p.m. Latta Plantation Park is
located off Beatties Ford Road, about a 30 minute drive
north of Charlotte.
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