Page 10-THE NEWS-August 1991
Jewish Communitv Center
Many Attend Annual “Mcmbcrfcst”
Sinsles Symposium Weekend Held at Wildacres
On June 15 the Jewish Com
munity Center held its third
annual “Memberfest.” Approx
imately 200 members and guests
enjoyed an evening under the
stars. They were able to try out
our fitness center, swim in the
pools, or play a game of racquet-
ball or tennis. Everyone came
back for seconds of the ham
burgers and hot dogs prepared
by a wonderful crew of volun
teers. The highlight of the eve
ning was a performance by our
own “Blue Moons.”
We extend a warm welcome
to the over 70 new members who
joined during “Memberfest” and
hope that we see a lot of them
in the months and years ahead.
Thanks go to all the volunteers
and staff who helped make the
evening a huge success.
— Debby Rosenberger
“Meals on Wheels” Program Starts
“The “Meals on Wheels”
program is off and rolling. We
have been delivering meals for
two months now to those unable
to get out to our Hot Lunch
Nutrition Program. It has been
well received with inquiries
weekly about future deliveries.
Many thanks to Frank Roth
schild for delivering the meals to
the participants. To quote a
family member, “My grand
mother eats a lot of prepared
foods and sometimes doesn't eat
at all, so the meal that you
deliver really makes a differ
ence.” Anyone in need of this
service should call Marcia Stern,
director of Sr. Adult Programs,
366-5007.
Hot Lunch Program is Successful
The Senior Adult Hot Lunch
Program, which started in Feb
ruary, 1990, has been well re
ceived by the Jewish and the
non-Jewish community. The no-
salt/low-cholesterol Kosher
meals will be served on Mondays
and Thursdays following a full
morning of activities. In addi
tion, the JCC will be offering a
Friday “Shabbat Sharing” lun
cheon at which the Seniors and
the four-year-old and Pre-K
classes from the Charlotte Jew
ish Preschool enjoy a beautiful
luncheon complete with challah
and Shabbat candlelighting.
The program has been well
supported by volunteers in the
community. These volunteers set
the tables, serve and clear the
tables. We couldnH serve the
meals “piping hot” without
them. A special thanks to vol
unteer coordinators Elaine
Schefflin, Helga Rosenberger
and Hushie Silverstein. If you
would like to become a volunteer
or would like to donate candles,
wine or challah please call the
coordinators, Evelyn Berger, Sr.
Adult Committee Chair or Mar
cia Stern, director of Sr. Adult
Programs,
Sr. Adult Hot Lunch Program
Aug. 5 - Lasagna Roll
Aug. 12 - Meat Loaf
Aug. 19 - Baked Fish
Aug. 26 - Baked Chicken
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The 3rd Annual Singles Sym
posium Weekend was a tremen
dous success. Held at beautiful
Wildacres, in the heart of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, 96 sing
les from throughout the south
east participated in a fun and
thought provoking Memorial
Day Weekend.
Workshops were facilitated by
Wilma Asrael, Psychotherapist
Sexuality Counselor. There was
a Saturday night mountain
music and dance; Friday night
and Havdalah services, local
tours of art studios; Crab Tree
Falls and Mt. Mitchell hiking
were offered. The mountain
Sr. Adult Program Calendar
Aug. 5 - BINGO for terrific prizes, 11 a.m., Chai Lounge
Aug. 6 - Day trip to “Museum of the Alphabet” in Waxhaw.
Lunch following. Van leaves JCC at 10:15 a.m.
Aug. 12 - Travel Talk by Bill Burton, 11 a.m., Chai Lounge
Aug. 15 - Day trip to lunch at Landmark Diner; tour of the
Phillip Morris Art Exhibit featuring original artwork
& photographs by N.C. artists, 200 pieces of handmade
pottery, etc. Van leaves JCC at noon.
Aug. 19 - Speaker: Peggy Polito, licensed Esthetician at JCC,
11 a.m., Chai Lounge.
Aug. 20 - Visit with friends at Sardis Nursing Home. Van leaves
JCC, 10:30 a.m.
Aug. 26 - Grab your apron — we are baking honey cake for
Rosh Hashanah, 11 a.m., Chai Lounge. Of course
we will have samples!
Aug. 29 - “Out to Lunch Bunch”: Lunch and Movie Day.
(Please note that due to holiday closings, the program differs)
Sept, 3 - Visit with friends at Sardis Nursing Home. We will
be delivering holiday cheer. Van leaves JCC, 10 a.m.
Sept. 12 - Bagel Brunch and Movie Morning, 10:30 a.m., Chai
Lounge. Cost: $2
Sept. 16 - Cook-out at Hornets Nest Park. Enjoy the lovely lake,
petting zoo, bingo and hamburgers with all the
trimmings. Cost: $2.50.
Sept. 22 - “The Great Succahrama” Family Succoth Program
at JCC, 12:30-3 p.m.
Sept. 26 - “Mall Crawl” shopping trip to Carolina Mall; lunch
following. Van leaves JCC, 10 a.m.
Transportation provided to all programs for all JCC members.
Call Marcia Stern, director of Sr. Adult Programs, 366-5007,
for information.
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Visiting Friends
Outreach Program
The Jewish Community Cen
ter has begun an outreach pro
gram to help meet the needs of
members of our community who
are now residing in local nursing
homes. This program began with
a wonderful Passover Seder at
the Sardis Nursing Home con
ducted by Marcia Stern, director
of Sr. Adult Programs. Thanks
to the generosity of HaLaiiah
B*nai B’rith Women, members of
the Chai Group and residents
and family members (30 people
in all) enjoyed the traditional
Passover symbols and foods. It
was a heartwarming afternoon
that has grown into a visiting
and holiday cclcbration project.
Special thanks go to Zava
Rosenberg, Gene and DeeDee
Daumit, and Prudential Greater
Charlotte Realty for their gen
erous donations to this program.
The Chai group will be deliv
ering home-made honeycake
and other seasonal items on
September 3.
If you would like to be a
volunteer for this project or
would like to make a donation
to the Sr. Adult Outreach Fund
you may contact Marcia Stern,
366-5007.
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We are looking
for a few good boys
Are you one
of the few?
For info on
Tigers, Cubs, Webloes
Call Nina at JCC
366-5007