Page 13-THE NEWS>September, 1988
In and Around the JCC
Special Events Enjoyed at the ‘J*
Another successful Summer
Pops Concert took place July
20 at the JCC. One hundred
and fifty people enjoyed the
concert led by Conductor Dar
ryl One. Many stayed for an
enjoyable ice cream social
which foUowed.
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July 30 was a great night for
a pool party. We watched com
edy movies by moonlight, took
a very refreshing swim, £uid
enjoyed drinks and munchies
by the pool.
Casino Night Extravaganza
To Take Place in October
Members of the “Summer Pops” tuning up as the audience begins to arrive.
TRIBUTES
For information on contribution cards call the JCC Office, 366-5007.
JCC General Fund
Musler Memorial Fund
In Honor Of:
In Hooor Of:
lOtb wedding anniversary of Sandra & Leon Levine
Judy and Mark Perlin
1st birthday of Matthew Putterman
Marty & Larry Gerber
Birthday of Lee Kritzer
Judy & Mark Perlin
Jill & Edwin Newman
Speedy and complete recovery of Roberta Sosnik
Jill & Edwin Newman
Engagement of Liz Ann Boxer,
daughter of M/M Larry Boxer
Paula & Norman Musler
Birthday of Lee Kritzer
Millie & Hanley Green
In Memory Of:
In Memory Of:
Father of Millie Campbell
Felicia & Barry Hantman
Judy & Mike Van Glish
Marty & Larry Gerber
Michael Goldsmith
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Finkelstein
Benjamin Levin, father of Norman Levin
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Finkelstein
Mary Ann & Ellis Levinson
Anne Garson, mother of Donna Levin
Mary Ann & Ellis Levinson
Sam Lerner Tribute Fund
Father of Norman Levin
Carolyn & Stuart Hennes
Millie & Hanley Green
BiU & Gloria Goldberg
Doris & A1 Rousso
Mother of Donna Levin
Millie & Hanley Green
Bill & Gloria Goldberg
Doris & A1 Rousso
Shirley & Morton Silverstein
Carol}rn & Stuart Hennes
Sue-Ann Rogel, sister of Terri Cathcart
Donna & Michael Gins
Speizman Library Fund
In Memory Of:
In Honor Of:
Birth of Michele Segal, daughter of Pam & Stuart Segal
Marilyn & Harry Swinuner
Father of Norman Levin
Barbie & Steve Weiner
Mother of Donna Levin
Barbie & Steve Weiner
The Jewish Community
Center has revealed plans for
a spectacular evening of enter
tainment on Saturday, Octo
ber 8. Gorelick Hall will be the
site of the first annual Casino
Night which promises to be a
deUghtfully enjoyable evening
for adults. Included, in the sur
prisingly low admission price
of $7.50 per person, will be
snacking foods and soft
drinks, gaming tokens, and
live entertainment by the
locally weU known musical ar
tist Ms. Daryle Ryce. A cash
bar will also be offering
alcoholic beverages through
out the evening and additional
gaming tokens will be avail
able. Winning “players” will
have the opportunity to bid
for a wide variety of prizes and
gift items during an auction
which will bring the fun filled
evening to a close.
Oct. 8,
8 p.m.
The first annual Casino
Night is being planned by the
JCC Ways and Means Com
mittee and all proceeds from
the event wiU benefit senior
adult programs at the Center.
Mark your calendars for an
evening not to be missed!
Tickets may be purchased in
advance at the JCC office.
Adult Gong Show
Sing, dance, lip sync, act, or just wing it! Are you talented
or do you just make funny noises? Would you like to break
into show business? Share your special talent; get together
with us for a very special show at the “J\ Please call by
October 15 to sign up. Rehearsal to be announced.
The Primetimers
Are you between the ages of 50 and 100? Would you like
to meet new friends and renew old acquaintances? Are you
new in town? Did you just recently retire? Are you single?
Are you married? Do you have a lot of free time on your
hands? If your answer is “yes” to one or more of these
questions, then have we got a “deal” for you! Once a
month a program will be planned...so come on and join us
while you're in the “prime of your life.” Get involv^ with
the Primetimers.
Sat., Oct. 1 — Cookout at home of Evelyn and Leonard
Berger and then to The Comedy Zone.
Csdl Jane Abel for details at 366-5007.
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