JCG Spring Class Schedule
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Highlights Of Adult Classes
Many unique, exciting and favorite classes for adults are being
offered beginning in February. There is somethins for everyone.
(Teens are welcome to participate in all classes.)
CLASSES & INSTRUCTORS FROM BEFORE
Jean Oliver will be back this February teaching Beginner and In
termediate Bridge in the evenings. Pauline Tulson will be on the
Tennis Courts beginning in March with Beginner, Intermediate and
Advanced'Doubles Players instruction. The last is a new
class added this spring for those who want more strategy and
technique but are advanced players. Susan Karben will con
tinue to create beautiful italic handwriting skills for you in
Beginner and Intermediate Calligraphy. Sue Alvarez will be
here in January for two 2-day intensive Creative Sewing
Workshops. These “Sew With Sue” workshops are for those
who have taken Sue’s classes before, February will begin the
new sessions of her Adult Creative Sewing classes one in the
evening and one in the morning.
GREAT
DECISIONS
Great Decisions, a nation
wide program in its 28th
year, will be presented under
the auspices of UNCC and
the Charlotte Observer. This
lecture-dicusssion will be
held at the JCC beginning
Thursday, February 4 at 7:30
p.m. Purpose of the program
is to learn and understand
the major foreign policy
issues facing the U.S. to
day. To participate in the 8
week lecture-discussion
course, you need to purchase
the book which will be
available at the JCC prior to the
first class. At the end of the ses
sion, an opinion ballot may be
filled out on each of the issues,
which will then be tabulated
with others from all over the
country by Columbia Universi
ty. the results will then be
presented to Congress, the
White House and the national
media. The following topics will
be covered by faculty of area
colleges and universities as well
as people in the Charlotte Com
munity.
Feb.4 — America’s Defense:
What Price Security? — A
representative from Charlotte
SANE.
Feb. 11 — Western Europe
and the U.S.: Frictions Among
Friends — Dr. Louis Ortmeyer
(Dept. Political Science-
Davidson College)
Feb. 18 — Central America:
Fire in the Front Yard? — Dr.
Lyman Johnson (Dept, of
History-UNCC)
Feb. 25 ~ The Palestinans:
History, Politics, and Conflict
— Dr. Sanford Silverburg
(Dept. Political Science-
Catawba College)
March 4 — Protecting The
World’s Resources: Is Time
Running Out? — Dr.
Douglas Oldenburg - (Cove
nant Presbyterian Church)
March 11 — No Session
March 18 — Japan: Strategic
Ally, Economic Rival — Dr.
William Rowe - (Dept, of
History - UNCC)
March 25 — Global Infla
tion: Is There A Cure? — A
Representative from Charlotte
Business Community
April 1 — The USSR and
Poland: Troubles In the
Workers Paradise — Dr. Nish
Jamgotch (Dept, of Political
Science-UNCC)
All sessions will begin at 7:30
p.m. To register send your
$6.00 book fee to the JCC,
P.O. Box 220188, Charlotte,
NC 28222.
Adult Classes
Susan Karben: Has a BA degree
in Education with specialization
in art. She taught calligraphy in
New York and is a member of
the New York Society of
Scribes. Susan has been
teacHing calligraphy at the
JCC for the past year.
Pauline Tulson: Our tennis and
gymnastics for kids instructor
for the past few years. Pauline
is the Providence Day
School Tennis Teams coach
and is very active in local
tennis leagues.
Tory Bradshaw: Presently
work at Harkeys Garden
Center where she manages
the house plants department.
She has taken courses at
CPCC and has worked with
plants for several years.
Jean Oliver: A member of the
American Contract Bridge
League, Jean has achieved the
Life Master Title. Jean is a
member of the American Con
tract Bridge League Teachers
Associajtion and has been
teaching bridge at the JCC for
the past several years.
Sue Rankin: Since the opening
of They Laughed At Edision,
Sue has been their head cook
and has incorporated many of
her recipes into their menu. She
has represented “Edison” on
television talk shows and has
taught at Gaston College and
Stanley Tech. She’s been a
vegetarian for the past 8 years.
Peggy Gartner and Sara
Schreibman: Putting their
creative skills together Peggy
Instructors
and Sara will be helping you br
ing some of the traditional
foods back into your home.
Shuford Smith: Director of the
Academy of Computer
Science and has set up
classes for children and
adults at all levels of com
puter science.
Ene Harbin: Has had several
years of experience teaching
Hatha Yoga and other exercise
clinics. Her dynamics class is
her combination of yoga, exer
cise and aerobics.
Lou Trosch: Developed the
basic course - “Financial Plann
ing” for UNCC and from this
basic course developed the
seminar course in Family Finan
cial Planning. He is a practicing
attorney in Charlotte and
teaches Business Law and Per
sonal Finance for the College of
Business at UNCC.
Henry Ohland: The owner of
Grandma’s Candy Kitchen
which opened here in
September.
Sue Alvarez: A local fiber artist
who has had shows at Spirit
Square and around North
Carolina and Virginia where
she’s won many awards. She
has been teaching Creative Sew
ing here at the JCC for the past
year. Fun and creativity are the
keys to Sue’s classes!
Jane Effinger: After many re
quests, Jane will be offering
Belly Dancing for children and
adults this winter at the JCC.
Jane owns Bellygrams Inc. and
has taught adult classes at
the “ Y” for several years.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
This catalogue of activities presents information on programs for the period beginn
ing January 1982.
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Review these pages with your family and decide which activities you and your children
wish to participate in. ^ • u • • . ,u
2. Since registration begins immediately, complete and mail the form below, or brmg ii to the
Center office, with the specified fee. . ,
3. Registration must be accompanied by the FULL FEE and NO telephone registration \m11
be accepted for fee activities.
4. Classes begin as each is indicated. , , u u
5.Registration closes SEVEN DAYS PRIOR to the starting date of each class or when the
maximum number of participants for each class is reached.
CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
All activities are scheduled on a minimum number of 8 participants, except where noted. We
regret that should a class not register sufficient numbers, it will be cancelled and all fees will be
refunded. . . ^ r j
Because classes are based on a limited enrollment, activity fees are not refundable upon
cancellation by a participant unless the place can be filled.
YOUR SUGGESTIONS ARE ENCOURAGE
The Center’s activities are based upon the interests and concerns of oUr members. We hope to
be flexible enough to change, delete, and expand services where physically and financially possi
ble. Therefore, your suggestions and ideas are aoDreciated.
Futhermore, you are cordially invited to serve on any of the numerous or ad
ministrative committees of the Center, and to thereby assist in its growth and develop-
CHANGES OF SCHEDULE
Our Center is a growing and exciting place. New programs and schedules are constantly being
introduced. Sometimes this causes inconvenience to members accustomed to a previous
schedule. We try to provide adequate notice for all major changes in schedule, but
sometimes we “goof”. We are as unhappy as you are when you are inconvenienced,
and try to adjust to the situation.
COMPLAINTS & SUGGESTIONS
Our Center is only as good as our knowledge of the growing and changing needs of our
members. We know that we make mistakes, and we want to correct them as qu»kly as^ssible.
Please communicate your complaint to any member of the Center s program staff. Board ot
Directors, the Executive Director, or the President.
Registration Form is on Pifc 8.
Children’s Classes
Louise Bernstein: Louise
will use her many stitchery
skills to teach her second
needlework class at the
JCC. She has had extensive
experience working with
needlepoint, cross stitch,
embroidery, and knitting.
Rosalynn Cobb: We are
pleased to welcome back
Rosalynn for her second
year of teaching Orff Music
at the “J”. Rosalynn comes
to us from the Comm uni-
ty School of the Arts and
has an extensive back
ground teaching Orff
Music in the Charlotte
area.
Heidi Edidin: With a degree
in Early Childhood Educa
tion, Heidi has turned her
talents to cooking • and has
taught many children’s
cooking classes in
Charlotte. She has also
done several children’s
cooking television “spots”
for Charlotte’s Channel 18.
Look for the grand opening
of her cookware shop,
Charlotte Russe on March 1
in the Independence Plaza
on Independence
Boulevard.
Cathy Siderman: Cathy has
been teaching at the “J”
for the last several years -
working with children and
adults. She also teaches at
Spirit Square as well as
showing her work at ex
hibits and festivals around
Charlotte.
Anne Yudell: Anne offers
25 years of teaching ex
perience in dance and
physical fitness to teach an
innovative exercise program
for Junior High School ag
ed girls. Anne has just
returned from a master
class at the Bonnie
Pruden Institute of
Physical Fitness and she
will utilize many of the
ideas and programs gain
ed from his trip.
Passover
Women’s
Day
For the second year, the JCC
will sponsor a Passover
Women’s Day program on
March 25. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. It
will include cooking traditional
Passover foods, lunch and
discussion on everything you
always wanted to know about
preparing for Passover.
Creative Playgroup will be
available until 2 p.m. for ihose
needing it.
More details w ill follow in the
February and March issues ot
the “Charlotte Jewish News”.
Workout
Aerobics
These classed were publicized
in the December “Charlotte
Jewish News” For more in
formation - Call Sara Schreib
man at the JCC.
366-0357