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Page 8-THE NEWS-June-July, 1984 [ iand Arb ( i* ^ ^ Summer Pops The JCC is excited to be hosting another performeince of the Charlotte Summer Pops Orchestra. You may remember the fine program the “J” sponsored last year or perhaps you heard about it from your friends. This is another chance for you and your fgmiily to come out to listen to the Pops and, like last year, “make your own ice cream sudae.” The free program for JCC members is Thursday, July 19, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Baptist Church, 4921 Ran dolph Road. Call the JCC at 366-0357 to make reserva tions. This performance is made possible in part by sup port from the City of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, the Arts and Science Council and the National En dowment for the Arts. May Symphony Flanked with tubas, violins, flutes and the like, the Charlotte Symphony Or chestra joined the JCC for an evening of great musical selections. Myers Park Auditorium was the arena for the brilliant spring perfor mance which coupled new and old music in a lively concert. Featured was Copland’s “Variation on Simple Gifts,” Mozart’s “Symphony No. 35 in D Major,” Marvin Hamlisch in Concert and the Overture to “West Side Story.” Following thunderous applause, con ductor Jordan Tsmg led the musicians in “Sunrise, Sunset,” the familiar “Fid dler on the Roof” piece and asked the audience to enjoy the rest of the evening. JCC Hosts Beautiful Older Adult Luncheon April 30, the JCC hosted a lovely finale to the season of community older adult lunch eons. The delectable fare was barbequed chicken, rice, vegetables and cake served up by Susan Ett, Shirley Levine, JCC President Harold Josephson, Hal Levinson, Stephanie Seitlin and Thelma Levy. Older Adult Chair Lynne Sheffer organized the gorgeous affair which included piano playing during lunch by Vice President Miles Levine. After lunch, art historian Betsy Bilger gave a dynamic presentation on the life, works and legacy of Marc Chagall. Her presentation revealed the Jewish and Eastern European aspects of Chagall’s work as well as his use of dream imagery. Other special people con tributed to the day; Nicki Levine £ind Lynne Sheffer iced the 3 layer cake; board members Louise Bernstein and Herman Blumenthal lunched with the group; drivers were Micky Waldman, Thelma Levy, Lilliam Sutta, Estelle Hirsh and board member Florence Jaffa. Each participant in the luncheon received a begonia as a special gift. Special Activities Joint Adult Institute of JeMristt Studies Lecture Series: ^Je^s in tite GreeH World** Sunday, June 10 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Brunch program held at Temple Beth El. Sponsored by the JCC in cooperation with each of the Temples, this lecture and slide presentation depicts the history, homes and synagogues, £irtifacts and the Holocaust of the Jewish Community of Greece. Dr. Alan Klein, Director of the American Friends of the Jewish Museum of Greece, will come from Winston-Salem to present this impressive lecture. Reservations must be made for the brunch and lecture program by Friday, June 8. Call the JCC at 366-0357 for more details. Color Slide Photography Wed. 5 weeks begins June 13 (No class July 4} 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Perhaps you’ve just acquired a camera and would like to know how to make it click. Or, you have a camera and want to leam what makes a good photograph. This course will provide students with backbone knowledge about photography. With the use of color slides students will critique and accelerate their picture-taking capabilities. CHAI In May the Chai group par ticipated in several activities outside of the Monday meetings and planned an ex travaganza for June. Members enjoyed an outing to Winston-Salem and the Blumenthal Home in Clem mons on Wed., May 23. Former Chai members reside at the home and the day was one of new sights and familiarity. Eight people from Chai spent the evening of May 9 at the free Charlotte Symphony concert at Myers Park High School. Performances by the orchestra of Bernstein, Copeland, Mozart and Lowden filled the auditorium with masterful melody. Chsu also spent the afternoon of May 7 at Southpark, eating lunch at the Belk cafeteria and viewing a movie. A cookout was planned for early June at the home of Micky Waldman. The group will steirt back with CPCC and Judy Tager the second week in July. Pay Your JCC Dues Today Isrme j The over 500 in attendance enjoyei performs & a display on industry in L to R: Rebecca Spangenthal (foreg POOL HOURS Sun.: M.T.Th.F: Wed.: Sat.; 11 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. - 7:00 p.m 11 a.m. - 8:30 p.m Noon - 7:00 p.m Welc( M/M Gerald Berkowitz Ms. Nancy Berkowitz Ms. Elizabeth Bevan M/M Neil Burstein M/M Richard Cantor M/M Daniel Clodfeiter M/M Joel Cohen M/M John Corey M/M Richard Dabel M/M C. David Daughert) Dr/M Erwin Elber
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