Page 19-THE NEWS-November, 1988
More In And Around The JCC
■Children’s Activities-
All activities will be in Luski Youth Center (Jr. Congregation Room)
School’s Out, J’s In Programs
Kindergarten-4th Grade
Crazy Olympics
Mon., Nov. 7 & Tues., Nov. 8 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Bubble gum blowing..hulahoop spinning..egg
toss..sack races..pajama contest..obstacle
course..and many more contests. Arts &
crafts..swixnming..cooking complement each
day.
Cost: $7 M / $9 NM
Pack dairy bag lunch, swim suit & towel. ‘J’
will provide snack & beverage.
A Day at Discovery Place
Fri., Nov. 11 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mums the word at their new mununy exhi
bit. Pack dairy bag lunch; ‘J’ will provide
snack & beverage.
Cost: $7.50 M I $9.50 NM
Cowboys and Indians Day
Fri., Nov. 26 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Come dressed as your favorite cowboy or
Indian. Go back in time as we do arts &
crafts, cooking projects & leam games
related to old pioneer days. Pack dairy
lunch; ‘J' will provide snack & beverage.
Cost: $7 M / $9 NM
Pre and Post care available for all vacation
days for an additional $1.50 per hour. Drop
off & pick-up in the Luski Youth Center.
Hours: 7:30 a.m.-9 a.m.
3:00 p.m.-6 p.m.
Special discount: Register your children for
all four vacation days for $25 M I $33 NM.
For more information contact Scott Snyder,
Program Director, 366-5007.
Club 56 School’s Out Program
5th & 6th Graders
Rollerskating Trip
Mon., Nov. 7 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Swim & gym in morning followed by roller-
skating in afternoon. Pack dairy bag lunch,
swim suit & towel; ‘J’ will provide snack &
beverage.
Cost: $7 M / $9 NM
Mystery Van Trip
Tues., Nov. 8 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Swim & gym in morning followed by our
fabulous, fun mystery trip. Pack dairy bag
lunch, swim suit & towel; ‘J’ will provide
snack & beverage.
Cost: $7 M / $9 NM
A Day at Discovery Place
Fri., Nov. 11 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mums the word at their mununy exhibit.
Pack dairy bag lunch; ‘ J’ will provide snack
& beverage.
Cost: $7.50 M I $9.50 NM
Gameroom Toumaments/Gameboard Day
Fri., Nov. 26 — 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Ping pong, bumper pool, table shuffle
board, foosball & video game contests;
prizes awarded to winners. Also, bring your
favorite game from home to share with
others. Pack dairy lunch, swim suit & towel;
‘J' wiU provide snack & beverage.
Cost: $7 M / $9 NM
Special Programs
Scouting
TIGER CUBS — 1st grade or 7-years-old
CUB SCOUT — 2nd grade or 8-years-old
WEEBLOS — 3rd grade or 9-years-old
Tiger Cubs call David Lintz for more info, 364-0227.
Cub Scouts and Weeblos meet Tuesday, 7 p.m. in Luski Youth Center.
For more information call Scott Snyder, 366-5007.
Flute Lessons
Taught by Emil Pagano, formerly from Cleveland, Ohio, where
he played flute and piccolo with Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
for 17 years. He later went on to NYC; played with New York
Philharmonic Orchestra and Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
Elementary Age — beginners...$6 M I $7.50 NM
Intermediate — Jr. High School students — $8 M / $10 NM
High School Students & Adults — $12 M I $15 NM
All proceeds wiU be donated to the JCC by Mr. Pagano. To
register for lessons please caU Scott Snyder, 366-5007.
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Singles Having Fun
Yom Kippur Break-Fast Party (L to R); Darren Mond, Diana Landres,
Beth Tager, Jered Mond.
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Roy Wallace and Joan Lyons at
Break-Fast Party.
Susan Klein (R) making new
friends at the Break-Fast.
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Rafting trip to Nantahala River (L to R): Jay Mendelson, Mitch
Katzenelson, Stuart Oxer, Seth Bernanke, Renata Major, Roy Wallace,
Martha Lee, Alan Peretz, Carol Schoenberg. Not pictured: Emily Montag.
All photos/J. Mendelson
Thirty Something
Tues., Nov. 8 — Punchline Comedy Club
Dinner at 7 p.m. Showtime 8 p.m.
Reservations must be made
Sun., Nov. 20, 9 p.m.
Bowling at Centennial Lanes
Please caU Susan, 366-5007, for details
Upcoming Events
Sabbath for Singles
Chanukah Party and Gift Exchange
Community Service Program
BRIDAL REGiSTRr • PARTV SUPPLIES * PARTY DESIGM » CANDIE3 •
Annual Gold Raffle
In a landmark decision, the Board of Directors of the Jewi^
ConoiBnity Center established Saturday, February 4,
as date ol ita annual, major fandnraiser, The Gold
Raffle, wluch was originally sched^d for December 10.
The Board decided the interests of the Jewish community
woold be better served by rescheduling this major event
during the first quarter of 1989.
The Annnal Gala Gold Raffle and Dinner Dance will carry
a thene centered aroond its grand pri*e which will be a lux-
nrions trip for two to a destination that will be announced at
a later date.
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