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MACCABi Charlotte Jewish Singles
YOUTH
GAMES
UPDATE
David Van Glish and Lane
Ostrow attended the Youth
Maccabi Games in August and as
a result, the JCC’s new Maccabi
Youth Committee was formed with
David & Lane as cochairs. This
committee is planning to send a
delegation to the upcoming Youth
Games in Orlando, Florida, August
13 through August 17, 1995.
The special experience felt by
all the Jewish athletes attending
this one week event of athletic,
social and Jewish cultural events,
is unforgettable. The youth games
are held yearly, alternating be
tween regional and national com
petition. They are a function of the
National Jewish Community Cen
ter movement and are an offspring
of the World Maccabiah Games -
the premier Jewish athletic event
which occurs every four years in
Israel.
The mission is clear! A group
of 20 - 30 Jewish youth between
the ages of 12 and J6 will be se
lected from Charlotte and its sur
rounding areas to play on one of
the numerous teams or individual
sports including basketball, soccer,
racquetball, golf, swimming, ten
nis, softball and even bowling.
Those athletes interested in partici
pating in any sporting event should
contact Millie Campbell at the JCC
(366-5007). Based on this re
sponse, the committee will decide
which teams and individual sports
to sponsor. Participation with a
unique Jewish experience is the
GOAL.
35+ FOOTBALL PARTY
Sunday, December 11
4:00-7:00 pm
Rablene Linder’s House
Put some fun in a iazy Sunday afiemoon by watching grown men tacide
each other whiie we enjoy snaclcsl Everyone should bring something to
share (chips & dip, veggies, mini egg rolis, etc.)
Please R.S.V.P. to Becky by Dec. 5 & receive directions.
2ND ANNUAL MATZA BALL MIXER
Saturday, December 24
9:00 pm
Marl( Vitner’s House
Don’t worry • there IS something to do on Christmas Eve if you are
Jewish! BYOB • Please bring $3 to cover mixers & food ($2 for singles’
members). Cali Beci(y for directions.
Beginning in 1995, our singles’ group will be charging a
$10 fee to receive our flyers.
This yearly fee will cover our printing & postage costs,
and also entitle you to discounts on some of our events.
Thank you for your support!
For more information on singles* events,
please call Becky Cohen at 366-5007, ext. 203.
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School’s Out...J’s In!
Teens Only!
Winter Break is coming; what kind of fun can teens have this De
cember? Take a look at what the JCC has for you:
SKI TRIP - Monday, December 19, 7 a.m.-8 p.m.
If you are 13 years or older, come hit the slopes! We will take a
chartered bus from the JCC to Hawk’s Nest Resort near Blowing Rock
and ski the day away. Fee includes lift ticket, skis, poles and boots. You
can receive an optional lesson for $7.00 extra. Please bring a dairy lunch.
Cost; $55/members, $60/non-members. Minimum 20 people!
Must pre-register at JCC front desk by December 12
Horseback Riding and
lye-Dyeing -I^iesday,
December 20,9 a.m.-4 p.m.
6-8th graders—do you enjoy
harseback riding? Would you like
to try? Join us for this day? We
will spend half of our day at Misty
Meadows Farm riding, and return
to the JCC for an afternoon of
swimming, tye-dyeing and fun!
Please bring a dairy lunch, bath
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and have jeans and hard soled
shoes for the far. We need a mini
mum of 8 people to go. Cost: $38/
members, $45/non-members.
Must pre-register at JCC front
desk by December 12
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Juggling, Magic and
Ballooning Clinic
Wednesday, December 28,
9a.m.-4p.m.
6-9th graders—come learn
from the master! Learn basic
magic, juggling and balloon-twist
ing sidlls!! We’ll provide supplies
and practice time. Bring a dairy
lunch and bathing suit/towel. We
ned 10 people to run this spectacu
lar program. Cost: $42/members,
$47/non-mcmbers.
Must pre-fegister at JCC front
t' ^ .* ♦* V V % ♦! V V
(L-R) Darren Mond, Jeff Kogut, Niki Holt, Matt Goldstein, Becky Cohen,
Mindy Levine at the JCC Singles Dance
1994 FALL DANCE
The Charlotte Jewish Singles held its 2nd annual semi-formal dance
on Saturday, November 5. We had a very successful dance, with over
100 people from North and South Carolina attending this event. Special
thanks to: Shari Jenner and Jeff Kogut.
JCC Sends Out
Call For Young
Jewish Athletes
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The Jewish Community of
Charlotte is planning to send a del
egation of young Jewish athletes,
ages 12 - 16 to the upcoming re
gional Youth Maccabi Games in
Orlando, Florida, August 13
through August 17, 1995.
Picture this! Two thousand,
five hundred Jewish teenagers
from over 68 different communi
ties in the United States and seven
in Canada, as well as from other
countries, such as Mexico, Austra
lia, Great Britain, and Israel, gath
ering together for a week. What
were they doing? They had par
ticipated in the recently held 1994
Continental Jewish Community
Centers Maccabi Youth Games!
The Games are an Olympic-
style event featuring athletic com
petition for boys and girls in more
than 12- different sports, includ
ing basketball, bowling golf, gym
nastic, soccer, softball, swinmiing,
tennis, table tennis, track & field,
volleyball and wrestling.
The JCC Maccabi Youth
Games provide the opportunity not
only for healthy competition
among young athletes, but fcM* an
unforgettable experience of pride
in being Jewish. Events designed
to enhance the young participants’
Jewish identity included a memo-
WAivr
YOU!
Israeli team that v^as so U'agically
slain during the 1972 Olympics.
This year’s Games also featured a
special tzedakah project, inviting
each participant to donate a small
amount of money towards the
planting of a JCC Maccabi Youth
Games Grove in Modi’ in Israel.
The JCC’s Maccabi Youth
Committee is co-chaired by David
Van Glish and Lane Ostrow Mem
bers include: Steve Coen, Harvey
& Miriam Diamond, Robert
Gleiberman, Ed Karp, Craig
Katzman, Ali Kavadlo, Barry
Klemmons, Arthur Lavitt, Eric
Lerner, Harry Lerner, Danny
Levine, Peter Levison, Steve
Ostrow, Marvin & Elaine
Schefflin, Stacey Schefflin, Carl
Scheer, Shara Silverman, Louis
Sinkoe, Jerry Slotkin, Harry Swim
mer, Mike Van Glish, Debra Van
Glish.
The mission is clear! A group
of 20 - 30 Jewish youth from the
Charlotte area between the ages of
12 and 16 will be selected. Those
athletes interested in participating
as a member of our delegation
should contact Millie Campbell at
the JCC (366-5007).
Call Today! Participation
with a unique Jewish experience
is the GOALl ,.