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Meets twice a month for special fun activities.
Bring dairy lunch and then do crafts, cooking,
sports, music. Snacks & beverage provided.
K-Gr 2 $15 members only
Sundays, noon-3 p.m.
Jan. 8, 22, Feb. 5,19, Mar. 5, 26
Meet in Luski Youth Activity Ctr.
“Funday” programs for elementary school
students during public school holidays and
teacher work days. Whether it is at the J or
on a special trip, each day is full of social,
recreational and educational activities. Pre and
post care available.
Jan. 16, 23.
Cl«b34
The new Club 34 group now meets twice a
month. Bring dairy lunch and then enjoy crafts,
cooking, sports, games, trips and pool parties.
Snack & beverage provided.
Gr 3-4 $15 members only
Sundays, noon-3 p.m.
Jan. 8, 22, Feb. 5,19, Mar. 5, 26
Meet in Luski Youth Activity Ctr.
Afterschool program for
children in grades K-6.
Kaleidoscope is a unique
environment for learning
and recreation, with qual
ified and caring staff.
PROGRAM OFFERS:
Exclusively for 5th and 6th graders. Monthly
activities include pool parties, overnights, trips,
gameroom tourneys. Monthly bulletins will be
sent out advertising Club 56 programs.
Gameroom Tournaments
Try your skill at ping ^ng, foosball, air hockey,
table shuffle board, video games, bumper pool.
Prizes awarded to winners.
Jan. 8 12:30-2:30 p.m. Free/M $2/NM
Burgers & Bowling
Lunch out at one of your favorite local restau
rants and then off to the alleys. You’ll need
money for lunch. Fee includes two games and
shoe rental.
Jan.. 22 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Meet at Blumenthal Educational Wing
Entrance
$3 members only
Parents spend a Sunday afternoon with the
kids at the J. Once a month kids & parents
participate together in organized games, crafts,
athletics, trips.
First Program: Dad & Me
LuDcb & Bowling
Bring a dairy bag lunch. Beverage provided.
Then off to the alleys. Fee includes two games
and shoe rental.
K-4
Sunday, Jan. 15 noon-3 p.m.
Meet in Luski Youth Activity Ctr.
$3 members only
Recreation: Organized sports, games, cook
ing and baking, fitness, and special events.
Academics: Tutoring and homework time.
Enrichment: Special after school clubs five
days per week during school year. Clubs are
voluntary and involve an extra fee that will
vary depending on type of club, length and
enrollment.
KALEIDOSCOPE HOURS:
Open during the school year — Monday
through Friday (with the exceptions of Labor
Day, Thanksgiving, New Years Day, and
Jewish Holidays) 2:30-6 p.m. regular school
days. Follows the Mecklenburg County
School’s calendar. On vacation days the J
offers a “School’s Out J’s In” program and
a Winter and Spring Mini-Camp.
TRANSPORTATION:
1) The «J van picks up children at Olde
PSrovidence, Lansdowne, Rama Road, Sharon
Elementary, Country Day and Charlotte
Christian.
2) Irwin Elementary and First Ward school
buses drop children off at Kaleidoscope
classroom.
FEES:
Without Van Pickup:
$120 per month Members
$145 per month Non-Members
With Van Pickup:
$140 per month Members
$170 month Non-Members
For additional information, call Nina Arten,
children services director, 366-5007.
)5CX)UTING
Tiger Cubs
Group designed for first prade or 7-year-
old boys, stresses equal participation.
Provides an educational program to build
character, emotional and physical devel
opment through fun and fellowship.
Pirepares child for Cub Scouting.
Den Leader: David Lintz
Second Sunday of every month
5:00-6:00 p.m.
Luski Youth Activity Center
Cub Scout Pack 163
For 8-year-old boys; provides citizenship
training and development through fun
and fellowship. Helps prepare to become
Webelos Scout.
Den Leader: Frank Rosen
Every Tu^day of the month
7:00 p.m.
Lusn Youth Activity Center
Webelos Pack 163
For 9 and 10-year-old boys; helps prepare
to become Boy Scout. Adventure, fun,
outdoor skill training and opportunities to
receive Judaic ba^es.
Den Leader: Ken Collins
Every Tuesday of the Month
7:00 p.m.
Luski Y'outh Activity Center
Boy Scouts
For boys 11-years-old and up. Desired to
achieve aims of Scouting through vigorous
outdoor program and peer group leader
ship with counsel of adult Scoutmaster.
Activities feature camping, cooking,
hiking and wilderness surviv^. If you are
interested in helping form a Boy Scout
troop at the J, cail Nina Arten, 3^5007.
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CaU 366-5007
Babysitting
Our babysitting hours are 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Monday
through Friday. Please call for reservations. Three
hour maximum; one hour minimum. Members and non
members welcome.
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Winter Swim Team
“Swimmers, take your mark and go!” will soon be
heard echoing in the JCC indoor pool. The Winter Swim
Team with head coach Shaun Wallace will begin
practice on Jan. 8. The team will meet Mondays and
Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30 p.m. and Sunday, 12:30-2 p.m.
There will be three inter squad meets: Jan. 29, Feb.
19 and March 12. Each swimmer will be awarded points
for participation and improvement. The season will
end with an Awards Day on Sunday, March 26, 12:30
— 2 p.m.
Swimmers interested in competitive swimming may
join the team if they are between the ages of 6 and
17, and can swim one length of the pool free style and
one length back stroke. Cost is $35. For more
information call Millie Campbell, 366-5007 or stop by
the “J” and register.
Birthday Parties at the J
Let the JCC host a birthday party for
your child. We will provide the room
set-up, including: decorations, paper
goods, party favors, two birthday
party “leaders” and lots of fun!
Choose from following options and
let the J create a birthday party that
your child will remember. (Party set
up for 12 children. Each additional
child is $2.)
Craft Party $80 M / $105 NM
Pool Party $70M/$100NM
Clown Party $80 M / $100 NM
Tumbling Party $70 M / $100 NM
Birthday Party $55 M / $75 NM
Sport Party $70 M / $100 NM
For additional fee, the J will provide a birthday cake
with festive birthday design. To reserve your date, call
Nina Arten, 366-5007. Indoor on space available basis/
outdoor weather permitting.
Mother’s Mornins Out
A child’s early experiences form the base upon which
future intellectusd, social and emotional development grow.
The purpose of MMO is to provide a high quality first
experience for the toddler. Limited openings. To be eligible
child must be at least 9 mo. and not more than 24 mo.
as of Oct. 16,1988. Program runs through May 26. For more
information call 366-5007.
Nan-refundable Registration Fee
2 days/week $60/M $85/NM
3 days/week 80/M 110/NM
5 days/week 120/M 150/NM
Throughout the school year MMO, in conjunction with
Temple Israel Preschool, will sponsor Parent Education
Seminars featuring experts in the fields of education and
child development.
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