Pag«8-THE NEWSMay. 1983
lit. and Aron
Pools Open
May 21
The pools at the JCC will open for the 1983 season on May
21 at Noon. The following day, Sunday, May 22, the pools
will be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. They will be closed during
that week, but will reopen again on Saturday, May 28, at
Noon for the season.
Summer pool hours will be:
Sunday and Wednesday — 11 a.m. - 7p.m. (8:30p.m. begin
ning June 5)
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday — 11 a.m. - 7p.m.
Saturday — Noon - 7p.m.
In order to enter the pools, you MUST have a 1983 JCC
Membership Card. Families wishing to leave their member
ship cards at the pool gate may do so.
JCC 1983 Membership Dues must be
paid prior to entering the swimming pools.
Please Pay Your 1983 JCC Membership
Dues.
Welcome
Aboard
NEW JCC MEMBERS
Mr. Mitchell Atkins
Mr. & Mrs. David Chernin
Mr. & Mrs. William Cocke
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Levine
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For more infoimation, call
Harold Cohen at the Center - 366^357
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365-4044 -
(Behind Hvttoes At Cotswoid)
6654 Cannel Road
542-5542
(Behind Winn Dbde At Carmel Commons)
Adult Classes
Pottery AQiiAfitiicss
The Chai Group’s first
Spring event after Passover
was a trip to the Mint
Museum of History. There,
the group viewed an exhibit
entitled “Jewish Community
in Early America”.
Judy Tager, Central Pied
mont Community College in
structor, returned to Chai
with her course, “Man,
Animals and Nature’’, The
new class was met with en
thusiasm from the group.
Other April events includ
ed transplanting seedlings to
the JCC garden and seeing a
movie called “A People
Chosen - Who is a Jew?’’
Tuesdays 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
6 weeks beginning May 10
Complete at least one pro
ject in each hand-building
technique (coil, slab, pinch).
Focus on individual cre ativi
ty and assignments to en
courage creative thinking.
Instruction on Potter’s
Wheel.
Fee: $25M/$35NM (Supply
Fee included)
Instructor: Cathy Siderman -
Cathy has been the crafts
specialist at the JCC for the
past several years. Ideas and
creativity are endless! Cathy
shows her work at exhibits
and festivals around
Charlotte.
Creative Sewing
Wednesday, May 25
9 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Learn a variety of quick
quilt piecing techniques us
ing the sewing machine.
Students will finish several
traditional blocks. Bring
sewing notions and portable
machine if possible. A supp
ly list will be provided by in
structor prior to class.
Fee: $12M/$18NM
Thurs. June 9 & Thurs.
June 16, 7 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
or
Fri. June 10 & Fri. June 17,
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Week 1 - Students will
learn beginning machine ap
plique using several techni
ques from simple to com
plicated.
Week 2 ■ Machine Em
broidery • Students learn to
write their names and make
simple pictures using col
ored threads. A supply list
will be provided by instruc
tor.
Fee: $20M/$28NM
Instructor: Sue Alvarez —
Sue is a local fiber artist and
shows her work in the
Carolinas and in Virginia.
Her work is showing in the
JCC lobby presently.
Body Worlis
by Trindancc
Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:15- 10:15 a.m.
4 weeks beginning Thursday,
May 5.
Combines aerobics, yoga
and calisthentics to improve
coordination, stamina, and
cardiovascular health.
Fee: $16M/$20NM
Instructor: Robin Clay
PLAY BINGO
at the
JCC
Tuesdays
7:30 p.m.
Eariy Bird Spsclal
m
Tuesdays and Thursdays
11 a.m. • Noon
5 weeks beginning June 28
Physical conditioning
the water for women and
men. No need to be a swim
mer to benefit from this class
of water exercises.
Fee: $15
Instructor: Abby Hoffman
Papermaking
Is Art
June 9th • 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
An introduction to the
history and process of paper
making. Paper making is one
of the oldest rejuvenated art
mediums. The possibilities
are limitless • graphic, two
dimensional, three dimen
sional. It’s fun, it’s easy, it’s
messy. Come get your hands
in it. You’ll make a bunch oif
paper. Lunch is included in
the one day workshop.
$21M/$28 NM
Gardeners
The JCC is looking for
community green thumbs to
work the garden space
behind the building. It’s a
great cooperative opportuni
ty for those who like to work
in the dirt and then watch the
fruits of their labor ripen to
the harvest. Call Abby Hoff
man, Director of Adult Ac
tivities (366-0357), if you’re
interested.
Rafting the
Nantahala
Sunday, June 12
6:30 a.m. • 7:00 p.m.
$16M/$22NM
Leave the JCC promptly
at 6:30 a.m to arrive at the
Nantahala River in time to
raft at 11 a.m. This is a guid
ed trip for beginners and
novices. We will organize at
a meeting the week prior to
discuss lunch plans, carpool-
ing, how to dress, and what
to bring.
Reservations and payment
must be made by May 23.
The trip goes, rain or shine.
No refunds after June 2. Age
18 and up invited to attend.
SnackBar
Snack Bar
Opening
May 21
Manager: Ed Mottsman
The
Great
JCC
Bicycle Rally
The 5 mile Long-Course starts from The Hebrew
Academy at 2:15 p.m. and joins the 2.3 mile
Short-Course which starts from Providence Day School
at 3 p.m. Both courses finish at the JCC for a barbeque.
Barbeque will begin between 4 and 4:30 p.m.
Fee: Adult Member $2.50 - Adult Non-Member $3.75
Child Member $2.00 - Child Non-Member $3.00
Those interested in coming only to the barbeque may do
so at the above cost. Family participation is encourag
ed.
You must carpool or find a ride back to the starting
point. The JCC will not provide transportation to or
from the Rally.
Register Now!! The first 65 people registered will
receive bicycle caps from the Bike Gallery. Registration
deadline - May 11.
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June 19 - Father’s Day Brunch...Watch for upcoming
summer family events.