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YOUTH
BALLET SCHOOL I
DANCE RECITAL
On May 18, at 7 p.m., our
School of Ballet will present
"Fantasia." its spring dance
recital. Come see our 60 talented
students from the JCC School of
Ballet, directed by "Miss Lu"
Trucker, do their stuff!
Admission will be $5 per person.
MINI-CAMP
IN DAY CAMP
Twice s week for each four
week session, there will be what
is referred to as "mini-specialty-
camp." Campers will be given
choices of activities that are not
offered on an every day basis in
camp. These will be specialty
areas, such as drama, syn-
chronized swimming, music,
journalism, science, etc. There
will be a project to be completed,
perhaps in the form of a
presentation to the rest of the
camp, and will allow the children
to have a special ac-
complishment within the camp.
The camp will also use a
theme basis this year. Each week
will have a special theme, such
as Western Week, Circus Week,
Israel Week. Future Week.
Musk Week. Fantasy Week.
Farm Week, International Week.
These themes will help
specialists and counselors plan
their activities, i.e., appropriate
trips, crafts, dances, stories, etc.
will be coordinated to fit the
theme. There will be one day set
aside for a special event in-
volving the entire camp that
evolves around each particular
theme and the final camp show
will repeat these themes.
Special ahabbat services will
be planned by the campers with
the help of their counselors for
each Friday afternoon. Guest
rabbis will be invited to par-
ticipate in the services with the
children.
Be a junior counselor stl
Camp JCC this summer! I
Contact Terry at the center
for details.
FAMILY
SWIM CLASSES
OFFERED
Learn to swim or improve on
your skills! Classes will begin on
May 6 and continue till May 23.
Fees are $30 members, $46 non-
members. Our program consists
of:
Pre-School (2, 3 and 4 years
old): Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, 12 noen-1 p.m.
Juniors (K-6th grade):
Monday through Thursday, 4-5
p.m.
Tween-Teens (grades 7-12):
Monday through Thursday, 6-7
p.m.
Adult (18 years and up):
Monday through Thursday. 7-8
p.m.
Please register as soon as
possible at the Center.
PHYS ED
CLIMB
THE TENNIS LADDER
Our Men's and Women's
Singles Tennis Ladders began on
April 21 and will run until June1
16. Matches will be played on
Sunday mornings and weekday
nights. Fees are $3 members, $5
non-members, and advance
registration is a must. Call Bill
at the Center if you have any
questions or want to sign up.
KARATE CLASSES
TO BEGIN
Starting May 6. the JCC will
be offering Karate classes free to
members (non-members $30) for
a four-week period. Here is the
schedule:
Youth (grades 3-6):
Sunday. 2:30-3:30- *
Teens Tuesday, 7-8:30;
The Jewish Community Center
Center Piece
The Tampa Jewish Community Center presents
Auction '85
Auctioneers:
Joel Miltner & Family
Saturday, May 11, 1985
at
The Tampa Jewish
Community Center
2808 Horatio Street
Cocktails/Viewing
7:30-8:30 p.m.
Auction 8:30-10:30 p.m.
Coffee & Desserts
10:45 Til
 Complimentary Bar 
 Hors d'oeuvres 
 Casual 
Sunday, 1-2:30
Adulto Wednesday, 7:45-
9:15; Sunday, 11:30-1:00
We must know if you are
coming, so please call the Center
and register in advance!
JCC SWIM TEAM
Join the JCC swim team. Our
swim team competes in a
recreatonal instructional league
designed to improve swimming
skills and introduce your child to
a low level of competition.
Practice and registration will
start May 6, on Sundays from 1-
2 p.m. The meets will start June
17, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, 8:16-9:15 a.m. ongoing
through August. The cost will be
$30 members, $46 non-members,
ages six through 16.
MEN'S SOFTBALL
Our Men's Softball Team,
which meets Sundays, 9:30-11
a.m., are still looking for par-
ticipants. Fees are $12 members,
$18 non-members. Don't miss
out on a good opportunity to
make some new friends and get
some exercise at the same time!
ADULTS
SATURDAY NIGHT
TENNIS
AND POOL PARTY
The JCC will have its lights on
for JCC members and their
friends on Saturday. May 4.
First we'll have a Mixed Doubles
Tennis Tournament from 8-10
p.m.. and our pool will be open
for swimming and relaxing. Food
and liquor will be served, and
everyone is welcome! Fee: $5
members. $7.50 non-members.
CORRECTION
The Art Auction an-
nouncement you received said
"Sunday. May 11." While the
date is correct, the day is
Saturday instead of Sunday.
Please refer to this page for
further information.
CLUB VARIETY
MEETING
On May 7, Club Variety will
hold its monthly general
meeting. Once again, we would
welcome your attendance, input
and participation. There is much
to discuss and plan!
AUCTION *85
Pleae plan to join us on
Saturday, May 11, when the
JCC will be hosting Auction '85,
a goods and services auction
which promises to be the event
of the spring season! Tickets are
$25 per couple and are applicable
to your first purchase of the
evening. You might even like to
share a ticket and bring a friend!
The Center's goal is to
enhance the quality of Jewish
life here in Tampa to serve
the educational, social and
cultural needs of our community.
This is accomplished by
providing quality services and
programs to the community in
six service areas: Early
Childhood, Youth, Adult, Senior
Citizens, Health and Physical
Education. Our emphasis is on
people their sound growth,
the development of their skills
and talents, and their op-
portunities for new and creative
experiences. Our services are
available to people of all ages,
regardless of race, religion or
financial status.
Please help us make the JCC
an even better place by joining
us at our Auction on May 11. If
you cannot attend the evening's
festivities but want to support
the JCC, please consider making
a tax-deductible contribution.
FREE HEALTH
SCREENINGS
Memorial Hospital Education
Center (2915 Swann Ave.) is
offering free Health Screenings
on Thursday, May 16, from 7:30
a.m.-6 p.m. The screenings
include:
Height, weight and blood
pressure; Hemogram
(hematocrit, hemoglobin, WBC,
RBC); Blood sugar do not eat
or drink eight hours prior to
test; Pulmonary function; Visual
acuity and glaucoma; Skin
screening: Oral Screening; Foot
screening; EKG; Body com-
position.
CLUB VARIETY
LAS VEGAS NIGHT
This is it! Las Vegas Night!
Join us on Saturday. May 25, 8
p.m. till? at Cortez of
Carroll wood, for a fun-tastic
evening! Wine, cheese and
dessert. Gambling is for fun only
 no real money. We'll have a
casino, dancing, food and drink,
and plenty of fun. Just like the
real thing, except that the
winnings here will be the
pleasure of gathering with close
friends and making new ones.
Cost: $7.50 per person.
Reservations by May 20 are a
must. If you missed the
Gasparilla Dance, don't miss
this!
LIFE
TRAINING PROGRAM
You are cordially invited to
participate in a training session
geared to professionals in the
areas of health education,
recreation therapy, activity
programming, and physical
education, who are interested in
developing a total fitness
program for senior adults.
Sessionsto be offered include.
Administrative: designin,
developing, promoting
financing a fitness pr
your Center.
Hands On L*mW*& programs
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in water; stretching and flexing;
weight training and con-
ditioning; dancing, rhythm and
creative movement; walking.
Also, instruction in goal setting;
screening and monitoring your
fitness participants; motivation;
health and fitness; and exercise
prescriptions.
Seminar facilitator Melody
Jurado has coordinated and
directed various fitness
programs and conducted
research in the areas of aging,
fitness, stress management, and
motivation to continue in
physical fitness activities at the
University of Illinois. Her recent
articles are available through the
Women's Sport Foundation
national library.
The program, will take place
Sunday, May 19, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.,
at the JCC. Reservations
requested prior to May 10. Fee;
$5 for the program. Call the
JCC, 872-4451, to reserve your
spot.
SENIORS
NASSAU CRUISE
Cruise with us for three days
and two nights, Friday through
Sunday, May 17-19, aboard the
beautiful Starship Royale.
Welcome aboard! A wonderful
weekend, loaded with an un-
believable array of activities and
leisure treats, including outdoor
swimming pool, full casino, a
galaxy of stores, and the exotic
delights of Nassau, complete
with an onshore excursion to
Paradise Island. Prices: $286
members, $350 non-members.
Includes bus transportation to
Port Canaveral, complete meals,
and many extras. Deposit
required. For further in-
formation, contact Judy London
at the Center.
"SEND ME
NO FLOWERS"
AT COUNTRY DINNER
PLAYHOUSE
The JCC Seniors' Travel Club
is journeying to the Country
Dinner Playhouse on Wed-
nesday, June 5, to see the
hilarious 1950's comedy, "Send
Me No Flowers," starring
MASH's Larry LinvOle. Price
($17.50 members, $25 non-
members) including admission,
buffet-style luncheon and van
transportation. Only 26 tickets
available, and members will be
given priority. Advanced sign-up
is a must!
STRESS SUPPORT
GROUP FORMING
A weekly Stress Support
group will be forming at the JCC
for seniors and older adults
going through important life
changes, adjustments and fosses.
Among oibar things, we will be
sing changes in lifestyle,
.iitsied options, and problem-
olving techniques in a relaxed.
confidential atmosphere. The
group will meet Thursdays, 10-
11:30 a.m. Call Judy London at
the Center to sign up. First
session is May 9.
May 4 Tennis and Pj I
Party; Club Variety Son*
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May 6 Si
classes begin
May 7 Aqua ExtiJ
for Seniors begins; Chi
Variety General Meeting
May 8 Foot fjJ
Screening; Music Hoar
begins
May 9 Stress Support
Group begins
May 11 Auction'85
May 12 Club VarieJ
Symphony in the Park
May 13 Rummy Q
Tournament begins '
May 14 "Give "Ea
Hell, Harry"
May 16 Free Heaki
Screening at Memoriil
Hospital
May 17-19 Travel I
Club's Cruise to Nassau
May 18 Ballet School's
Dance Recital
May 19 LIFE Training
Program
May 21 Current Per-
spectives on Impotence
May 25 Club Variety1!
Las Vegas Night
June 5 "Send Me No!
Flowers," at Country dinner
Playhouse
RUMMY Q TOURNAMENT]
To beat the summer heat,;
in on the challenge as well i
fun! Learn to play or
your game. Tournament
include semi-finals, finals
grand play-off. A once-a-moiiu|
event, starting Monday, I
12:30-3 p.m.. and
June 10, July 8 and Aug.
Bring your own sets. For
ditto naf information, call <
the Center or Bert Green at I
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GOOD HEALTH
SERIES CONTINUES
As part of our continu
"Good Health Series." the
will present Dr. Marty Port j
Wednesday, May 8, 1-2 pjn.,1
examine your feet and
any questions you may have (
Foot Care.
Also, on Tuesday, May 21, otl
1:30 p.m.. Dr. Servando Sso-J
chez. a local urologist, wij
present a simplified explanatiosl
of impotence and its causa j
including current evaluawj
methods and treatment modal
A question and answer *sa
will follow.
Please join us for these topoj
of interest.
SYMPHONY
IN THE PARK
The JCC's Club Variety *|
meet at the Center at 5 p.m.*
May 12. From there we lie* I
pool to Plant Park, where Wlf
delight in the sounds of u
Florida Orchestra's Sympl
in the Park. Brink a i
basket full of goodies!
AQUAEXERCISE
FOR SENIORS
The JCC' Seniors Pr
announces ta Aqua-Exercise I
Sensors Class, beginning May
Call the Center for further 4
formation.
MUSIC, MUSIC. MUSIC!
Soothe the savage breast andj
uplift the mind at our Wed-
nesday morning musk hour with
Henry Weill. starting May 8
Join us in the Senior Lounge for
symphonies, concerti. and lively
discussions on Mozart.
Beethoven. Brahms and Bach
Wednesdays. 10:30-11:30 aJB
Have any requests for musk
selection? Call Henry at 877-
4779.