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Page 12-THE NEWS-June/July, 1985 New Staff Position Created Susan Ett, the present JCC Adult Activities Director, recently announced her resig nation which became effective June 1. Susan held this posi tion since June of 1984 and has decided to pursue other career and educational oppor tunities in the Charlotte area. This development has stimulated discussion by the JCC Personnel Committee concerning our future staff needs. The committee has decided to upgrade the posi tion, creating a new program coordinator job at the JCC. In addition to maintaining some of the same job respon sibilities, such as directing the adult and senior adult pro grams at the Center, this new position will be expanded to in clude coordinating all JCC ac tivities and publicity. The great increase in programming anticipated in the new Center has created the need for this type of position. The Center is seeking ap plicants from the local Charlotte Jewish community for this upgraded position. Ap plicants should have ex perience working with adults and senior adults either in a community center or in a related setting. A Master’s degree is preferable, but not absolutely necessary depend ing on experience. Strong public relations skills and an ability to manage and follow- through on various projects at the same time is a must. This is a challenging and exciting position as we approach the opening of the new Center. All interested p>ersons should con tact Marty Schneer at the JCC (366-0357). Phase-In Process Bears Fruit The JCC Phase-In process, begun last September with the appointment of 22 different committees to review and recommend a variety of policies, programs and pro cedures for the new Center, has reached its final stages. A majority of the committees have submitted their reports to a steering committee of Center and community leaders chaired by JCC vice president Mike Scharf. This steering committee has started to review reports, making specific recommendations to be presented to the full JCC board. Marty Schneer, Executive Director of the Center, echoed the sentiments of the steering committee when he remarked that “the committees have done an outstanding job developing a full range of recommendations that will greatly assist the staff in developing programs and pro cedures for the new facilities.” The JCC board hopes to discuss, evaluate and approve all phase-in reports by early fall. The many dedicated volunteers, who took part in the process and made this large undertaking such a suc cess, will be informed as to any changes or additions in their reports as they are reviewed. The JCC will also highlight many of its recommendations and new policies in future issues of The Charlotte Jewish News. Classes For Teens and Adults Cardio-Pulmonary Resusci tation and First Aid classes are being offered by the American National Red Cross, Carolinas Chapter for the JCC’s Camp Maccabee staff. The classes still have of>en- ings, so if you’ve never taken C.P.R. and First Aid, or just need a refresher course, now’s the time! Join Camp Mac- cabee’s staff Wednesday, June 12 for C.P.R. and Thursday, June 13 for First Aid, at the Red Cross (2425 Park Road in Charlotte) from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Costs are $10 for C.P.R. and $15 for First Aid. To register, call the JCC, 366-0357 or the Red Cross, 376-1661. This summer the JCC is planning several special family events. The first is a performance by the Israeli Scouts Friendship Caravan, Thursday evening, June 20, 7:30 p.m. at the Idle- wild-Olympic Clubhouse. The Friendship Caravan is a The JCC will be sponsoring several events for members and their families beginning on June 22. An adult pool par ty is planned on that date at the Idlewild Olympic Club (details forthcoming). The As part of its “for members only” series, the JCC will be hosting an evening with the Charlotte Summer Pops Or chestra. This is the thi^ year for this much requested even- group of ten English-speaking Israeli boy and girl scouts, ages 16-17, one adult Israeli Scout and one American Leader. They travel in a minibus to visit Jewish sum mer camps, scout camps and community centers through out the United States. Membership Appt main impetus behind the events, according to JCC Director Marty Schneer, is to thank members for being a part of the JCC and to also provide an opporttuiity for members to share their ideas Smnm ing of delightful family music. As always, the evening will be topped off with the ever popular make-your-own ice cream sundaes. Bring the entire family and f. Q ALQALIM: Superb entertainers provided an evening of sheer enjoyment. PIZAZZ (Jewish Singles) June 23 — Softball Game PLACE Park Road Park (Fairview to Park Rd., turn south, then right at the 1st light.) COST $1.00 for drinks AFTER Optional dinner out. In An Camp Maccabe N.C. Hebrew Academy summer camp location. Cedar Court Tennis - (next door to Hebrew Academy). Horseback riding will be at Cedar Farm, Inc. Special Events Flam Israeli Scouts Fr
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