Page 8-THE NEWS-October, 1987
In And Around The JCC
Let’s Celebrate Succoth Together
The Jewish Community Center’s Adult and Youth Depart
ments invite you to celebrate Succoth, the original Thanksgiv
ing, with us on Sunday, October 11, 5:30-7:00 p.m. at Shalom
Park. Joining the J family will be members of Myers Park Bap
tist Church, who will partake with us in an interfaith pot luck
supper commemorating The Festival of Booths.
Participemts will be asked to choose one of the recipes listed
below to prepare and bring to the supper. We’ll meet under and
around the Sukkah for song and prayer, and then adjourn to
Gorelick Hall for an informal hour of seasonal food and good
fellowship.
Please come! Bring family and friends as we reach out the
hand of friendship to our neighbors. RSVP to 366-5007 no later
thzui Wed., October 7. There is no charge. Tell us how many
people you’re bringing and which dish you’ll prepare.
Please bring enough for 10 people
APPLE CAKE
2 cups flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla
^2 cup margarine (look for
K or U on package}
1 egg
2 tbs. cold water
^/2 cup sugar
Sift flour beiking powder and
salt. Make well in flour and
add all ingredients. Knead
together quickly. Put % of
dough into greased pan and
bake in hot oven until brown.
Fill with:
yz lb. dried apples
1 cup water
‘/2 cup sugar
1 tbs. cinnamon
3 tbs. raisins
Cover apples with water and
steam until soft. Chop cooled
apples. Put on top of baked
crust, sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon. Roll out remaining
dough for crust over apples.
Brush with beaten egg yolk
and bake 25 minutes.
Or your own apple dessert
BLINTZ SOUFFLE
2 pkgs. frozen blintzes
defrosted
lb. butter
4 eggs well beaten
1 ^2 cups sour cream
‘/4 cup sugar
V2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla
1 tbs. orange juice
BAGELS AND CREAM CHEESE
Melt butter in 2 qt.
casserole. Place blintzes over
butter in one layer. Blend
other ingredients with eggs
and pour over blintzes. Bake
45 minutes at 350® or until top
starts to brown.
FRUIT SALAD
Your favorite combinations
of seasonal fruits.
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After School
News
The JCC sponsors an after
school program for elementary
school students, Monday-
Friday from 1:30-6 p.m. Par
ticipants may register for two,
three, or five days of care and
will have the opportunity to
participate in the JCC’s after
school classes. Van pick-up
available for: Lansdowne
Elementary, Old Providence
Elementary, Rama Road
Elementary and Cotswold
Elementary.
The fees with no van pick-up
are $25 per week membiers/$30
per week non-members. With
van pick-up, $30 per week
members/$35 per week non
members.
Our program is taking some
new directions and we want to
share this with you. First, our
afternoon enrichment classes
will be offered to those en
rolled in our after school pro
gram at a 50 percent discount.
This applies to classes
scheduled during the after
school program. Now is the
time to give your child a
wonderful opportunity to par
ticipate in the many varied
classes being offered such as
swimming, dance, arts and
crafts, games, cooking and
music. Please check your fall
catalog for details of classes
available.
In addition to class offer
ings, we will continue to pro
vide quality care for your child
and a regular schedule of acti
vities within the after school
progrjun. Those activities will
include a nutritious snack; a
quiet time for homework and/or
rest; arts and crafts; recre
ational activities in the gym,
game room and on the play
ground.
For any additional informa
tion please contact Marty
Gerber at the ‘J’, 366-5007.
Senior Health Clinic
Community Health Ser
vices, a Unit^ Way Agency,
will sponsor their fourth
health clinic for persons over
55 at the J on Wed., Oct. 21
from 10 a.m. until noon.
Blood pressure and pulse
will be checked in addition to
administering flu vaccines.
There will be a one time $5
charge for all four clinics and
an additional $3 charge for the
flu vaccine.
TRIBUTES
For information on contribution cards call the JCC Office, 366-5007.
JCC General Fund
In Memory Of:
Eleanore Friedman, mother of Barbara Kirsch
Felicia & Barry Hantman
Andrew & Robert Musler Memorial Fund
In Honor Of:
Jack MendeVs 50th birthday
Shirley & Sol Levine
Arnold Wollman*s birthday
Paula & Norman Musler
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Goodman’s new granddaughter
Paula & Norman Musler
Mrs. Jeanette Sack’s speedy recovery
Paula & Norman Musler
Gayle Wollman’s speedy recovery
Paula & Norman Musler
Maurice Hennes’ birthday
Paula & Norman Musler
In Memory Of:
Robert Koen
Sandy & Alan Rosenberg
Eva Friedlander
Sandy & Alan Rosenberg
Foundation of the Charlotte Jewish Community
In Honor Of:
Doris Rousso’s birthday
Marilyn & Harry Swimmer
Speizman Library Fund
In Honor Of:
Pebby Polk’s 70th birthday
Rosalee & Lee Starer
Lee Starer’s 70th birthday
Doris & Dave Citron
Arnold Wollman’s 70th birthday
Doris & Dave Citron
In Memory Of:
Morris Speizman
Carolyn & Stuart Hennes
Sandie & David Rousso
Susan & William Appelbaum
Mr. & Mrs. N. W. Rosenfeld
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wallace
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