Page 8 The Jewish Floridian of Tampa / Friday, September 7,1984
WATCH THIS SPACE!
Did you see the front page that
told you to turn to this page? Or
did you find it by mistake? At
any rate, start looking for this
page every issue, as the Jewish
Community Center will be having
its very own space which will al-
low us to alert you, in depth, to
future programs at the JCC.
As time goes on we will see
what "columns" do the best job
in interpreting our Center to you.
Any feed back you care to give
would be most appreciated, and
should be channeled through
Terry Abrahams. 872-4451. We
hope that you have also read your
Fall Program Guide, have
realized the extend of our expan-
sion of programming (and this is
just the beginning, folks), and
have determined how you can be
a part of the Center, either by at-
tendiing classes ongoing activ-
ities, or one-time presentations.
Many have been detailed on this
page, but many have not so
look and join!
AUDITIONS FOR MUSICAL
An original musical, "Noah's
Lark" will be presented by the
Center on Nov. 10 and 11. Audi-
tions for this, the beginning of a
theater group will be on Sunday,
Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Auditions will be at the Center in
the auditorium. Sheet music will
be provided, as will an accom-
panist, or you may bring your
own. If you want to dance, please
dress comfortably for a quick
evaluation of your skills. Previ-
ous experience is not necessary.
Also needed will be musicians,
backstage people such as make-
up, scenery, props, and costumes.
If you would like to help with
tickets, programs, etc., you may
1 attend auditions, but also may
just call in to Terry. This is your
chance to (excuse the expression)
"Ham it up" come have fun!
ISRAELI DANCING
If you've never done Israeli
dancing, now is the time! A
group is forming at the Center
which will tentatively meet on
Wednesdays, at 8 starting Sept.
12. If this is not a good time for
you, please call and let Terry
know, as this is not etched in
granite at this point. All levels
are welcome. Beginners will be
taught, advanced people will be
accommodated through a request
period following teaching. Lots of
people have talked about trying
Israeli Dancing if it were avail-
able so now's the chance to put
your feet where your mouth is
IVRIT ONLY
We're not offering lessons in
Hebrew. But we are offering you
a chance to practice speaking by
forming a club that will meet
once a month. This club would be
for Israeli's if they wish, people
who have been to Israel and are
"losing" their Hebrew, people
who read the prayers, but would
like to speak, or whatever. This
club will be similar to the Fran-
caise Alliance, a social occasion
on which to speak Ivrit only. The
group may decide if they would
like to have further involvement.
Please come to the first meeting
on Sept. 19 at 7:30 to see if this is
a program you would be inter-
ested in.
SCHOOL OF
PERFORMING ARTS
Ballet
Our ballet classes will expand
this year to include lessons for
adults as well as children. The in-
structor, Lu Trucker comes to us
via Miami and her own school of
ballet while there. She taught at
the camp this summer and put on
a marvelous show at the end of
the camp season. Classes will
start in the fall, the week of Sept.
9 and include:
and Wednesdays:
The Center Piece
ballet for K through 6; 7-8 -
Ballet for Adults.
Tuesday and Thursdays:
South End:
2:15-3 Ballet for 3- and 4-
year-olds; 3:15-4:15 beginning
ballet for Kindergarten through
6th; 4:15-5:16 Intermediate
ballet for K through 6; 6-7 -
Ballet for Teens: 7-8 Ballet for
Adults.
Jasz
Melody Jurado is adding to our
school of performing arts by
teaching Jazz classes to both
children, teens and adults. The
schedule is as follows:
Monday:
5-6 Beginning jazz for Kin-
dergarten through 2nd grade: 6-7
 Beginning jazz for 3rd grade
through 6th grade: 7-8 Begin-
ning jazz for adults.
Wednesdays:
7-8 Jazz (with bereak-dance
techniques) for teens.
If you have further questions,
please call the center.
tweens-teens,
evenings for
with Monday
SAT-PS AT help,
and Thursday evenings and Sun-
day mornings will be more
classes for adults. There wul be
an Apple User Group, a club for
experienced computer crazies
that want to get together and
share knowledge on Sunday
afternoons. If none of these times
fit your schedule, give us a call,
and we'll see what we can do.
LUNCH BUNCH
The Lunch Bunch, will have
their September meeting on the
19th at 10 a.m. at the Palma Ceia
Country Club. The program will
be a fashion show by Maria
Elena's Boutique. Cost will be
$7.50. There is an extra charge
for baby sitting, which will be at
the Center from 9:30 a.m.-12:30
p.m. Please call for reservations.
LIFE
Living Includes Fitness and
Exercise. If you haven't checked
into the JCC Lifetime Fitness
Program yet, now is the time!
The program, scheduled to kick
off Sept. 10, offers services in-
cluding personalized exercise
Pat George. Members 14, non-
members $5, munchies will be
provided. Cash bar will be tl. For
further information call Ann
Weisman 872-1506. Call her
also if you wish to be put on the
mailing list or have any other
questions about the singles
group.
CLUB VARIETY
Wine Cheese and
Sing A Long Party
Mark Saturday, Sept. 15 on
your calendar for an evening of
fun, friends, music and merri-
ment. Meet new people, enjoy old
friends, join us! Reservations are
requested for this event (reserva-
tions accepted through Sept. 9
Open House). This lovely party
will be held at the JCC Library
from 8 to 12. The charge will be
$5.
Game Night
We had so much fun at our last
Game Night that we've decided
Be in the CENTER of Things
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LEARX ABOUT THE CENTER BY
1. Touring our Facility
2. Watching Demonstrations
3. Participating in Activities
4. Visiting Special Booths
5. AND MORE!!
(las* Registration
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Monday
North End:
2:15-3 3- and 4-year-olds;
4:15 Beginning ballet for
Kindergarten through fit h
grade 4: 15-5:15 Intermediate
JCC SCHOOL OF MUSIC
The JCC School of Music has
two new musicians on staff. They
are Tony Cappola and John Im-
portuno. The center has gone to
great lengths to find quality in-
structors. Tony teaches piano
and has studied at the conserva-
tories in Boston, Mass. and
Rome. Italy. He teaches pop,
classical and jazz and is looking
forward to teaching all ages from
5 to 105.
John's training was at the Uni-
versity of Buffalo and he studied
with Charlie CherezznalBurt
Bacarach's band) and Herb Al-
bert and has also worked as a
back-up guitarist for many
popular singers and comedians
for 15 years. He will teach private
and group lessons. Call Muriel for
further information on these les-
sons, or the violin lessons with
Kathy Aagard, or come and meet
John and Tony at the Open
House on Sept. 9.
COMPUTER CLASSES
The "Tapuach" Computer will
be busy day and night. Use will
start early in the morning with
preschool awareness. Morning
classes will be available for
adults, the afternoon will be
given to Hillel students, after
school classes to grade-schoolers,
lay evenings will be strictly
prescription, ongoing monitoring
and testing of participants, group
exercise sessions, aqua program,
weight training, walk-jog par
course, physical ailment support
groups (i.e. back pain support
group, arthritis group), education
seminars (i.e. stress manage-
ment), pre-natal exercise, and a
professional staff. Call Melody
for further information.
JCC SINGLES
The singles group have had a
planning meeting and the follow-
ing activities are planned for the
next few weeks: Sept. 8 (Satur-
day) will be a Surprise Movie and
popcorn night at the Jewish
Community Center at 8 p.m. The
movie, popcorn and cold drinks
will be supplied for the low price
of $3 for members, $4 for non-
members.
We will join the Kol Ami sin-
gles group at a house party on
Saturday, Sept. 15. Call 888-6429
or 962-4077 for directions. Sept.
16 will find us having brunch
($5.95) at Tequilla Willies on
to make this activity a regular!
Ready, set, play! On Sundav.
Sept. 23, at the Center Library at
8. Bring your favorite board or
card game and dessert to share.
Charge is $1.
Club Variety is a social group
for married and single people
over the age of 40.
SENIORS
"Your View
Of The Century"
What was your life like during
the 20's, 30s, and 40's? Do you
remember the Great Depression,
World War II, the changing
styles in music, clothes, cars,
sports heros and movie stars?
Then the Jewish Community
Center Senior Center Program
invites you to participate in our
eight week writing and discus-
sion group dealing with the
special events of this country and
now they affected your life and
thoughts. This is a crative oppor-
tunity to share your lifetime
experiences, find out how others
of your age group have lived, and
Hillsborough and Dale Mabry in create a personal life histo for
Tampa. Meeting time is 12:00. your children to read and cherish.
A big dance at Harbour Town
Condominiums Club House in
Clearwater is planned for Satur-
day, Sept 22 starting at 9. There
will be a DJ provided by Q-105's
The group will meet Tuesdays,
1 p.m. to 3 p m. Oct. 9 through
Nov. 27, at the JCC. To sign up
call Judith London before Oct. 9
for an interview (Sftj
P*r*nj, which is h*\
60 and over, is m^.
part through Old*
Act funding.
LIVING ALONji
loving rr
"People over 60 *
themselves suddenly ljvy
for the first time m U?
without spouse, family 3
But there are ways of I
with this difficult
can help make life a
pleaeureable and hmJi
Judith London, DbeaJ-
JCC Senior Center Pre
To give us more infa.
the subject, Pat Walteru
Hillsborough County
Health Aging Program 1
cuss ways to be can-
living alone and methodi!
tabling life satisfaction ui
dweller, including fn
friendship circles, sup
new interests. Her pp
part of the JCC Good I
Series, will be given on 1
Sept. 25, 1:30 pjn. to 31
the Jewish Community
Library, 2808 Haratio St]
19 Hartline bus stop).
This event, funded in L
the Older American Act.isl,
the 60-and-over publk. A|
donation from others will!
corned.
FREE FOOT CARE
SCREENING
Got tortured toes?
arches? Burning bunions? 1
take advantage of our:
care screening, Wednesday,^
12, 1 to 2 p.m. and 2:30-3:3
at the Jewish Community (
Senior Lounge, 2808 Ho
(Route 19 Hart line bus 1
Dra. Martin Port and I
Salkowe of the Hillsb
County Podiatry Asaocu
be on hand to answer yourj
t ions and examine your feet
This event which is free I
niors 60 and over, is midt|
sible in part through
Americans Act funding.
"HOW TO BE
A SUPER SHOPPER"
Living on a fixed incomel
concerned with the rising f
food? Do you dread pk
the newspaper to find _
prices higher than the weaj
fore? There is something f
done. Plan to attend
Annis' super presentatioi]
"How to be a Super "
Friday, Sept. 14. 1:30 to 3|
at the Jewish Community f
Library, 2808 Horatio St. I
19 Hart line bus stop)
Annis, sponsored by
Electric's Speakers Bureau,!
present a straightforward
outlined in 10 easy supsJ
"how to" and "what not tt
designed to save you those"
dollars.
This event, part of the JO
senior Income Management!
gram, is free to the 60-a
public. We welcome small |
tions from others attending
CLASSES
Sept. 9-Open House I
p.m.)
Sept. 10 Fall C
Begins
Sept. 12- Israeli Di
Sept. 15-Club Variety
Sept. 16 Auditions W
Show, 9 a.m. to noon
Sept. 19 Lunch BudA|
10 a.m.-12 noon
Sept. 19- IVRIT only
Sept. 23 Family Nigh*]
Dinner, 5-7 p.m.
Jewish Community/>Dl*
2808 Horatio (South End!
872-4451 ,v,ji
3919 MoranRd. (North E*|
962-2863
Tampa, Florida