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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
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Friday, August 18, 186«
ATLANTA JEWISH
COMMUNITY
CENTER
1745 Peichtree SL,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
30309
AJCC News
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TR. 5-7881
“STREET CLEANERS” AT BET-SHE'AM
One on letf is from Morocco; one at rii;lit from Persia
ATTENTION: BOWLERS!
THE MEN’S AJCC BOWLING LEAGUE IS
NOW SIGNING UP NEW MEMBERS FOR
THE FALL SEASON — STARTING SEPT. 8.
CALL TR. 5-7881 FOR FUN - FELLOWSHIP -
AND SLIPPED DISCS!
Annual Farband - Pioneer Women Picnic
To lie held on
Sunday, August 21, 1966
Atlanta Jewish Community Center
1745 Peachtree Road, N.W.
Fish Dinner Served
12:00 Noon to 3:30 P.M.
Proceeds for vital Israel Projects
Donation $1.00 Rain or Shine
Irving Stone, Chairman of the Men’s Health Club Committee, and
Co-Chairmen Mrs. Jan Ghertner and Mrs. Miriam Kessler, Women’s
Health Club Committee, are beginning to make plans for the coming
Health Club fall season by making every effort to encourage the use
of the Center Health Club facilities by all members.
Members interested in being guests of the Center to try the facili
ties may receive guest passes by contacting the chairmen of the com
mittees or Center staff.
There also is available an introductoiy plan for new members.
This includes 3 months use of the Health Club plus 10 massages and
is convertible to .one of the Health Club plans listed below. The cost
of this plan is $25.00. '
Whatever you do, now your AJCC has the perfect plan to keep
you healthier, happier with Massages, Steam Room, Reducing
Machines, Dry Heat Room, Sitz Baths, Infra-Ray Lamps . . , plus
Whirl Pool Bath, Showers and a TV Lounge lavish with pleasure and
relaxing facilities.
All Adult AJCC Members are eligible and encouraged to partici
pate in the physical fitness program.
Arrange for your free appointment by phone . . . TR. 5-7881.
PLAN A:
Husband and wife
$115
Includes all Services
except
Male
$65
Massages
Female
$65
PLAN B:
PLAN C:
Includes 52 Massages each
Unlimited Massages
Husband and wife
$175
Husband and wife
$300
52 Massages Male
$115
Male
$175
52 Massages Female
$115
Female
$175
Note: Massage Books
can be
bought by Health Club Members as
follows:
20 Massages
$40.00
5 Massages
$13.75
15 Massages
$33.75
1 Massage
$3.00
10 Massages $25.00
Calvin Loundy, Men’s Health Club Manager
Bessie Canady, Women’s Health Club Manager
Hours for Women
9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Monday
9:00 A.M.-1:30 P.M. Tuesday
9:00 A.M.-l :30 P.M. Wednesday
9:00 A.M.-l:30 P.M. Thursday
9:00 A.M.-l:30 P.M. Friday
Closed Sunday
Hours for Men
Closed
1:45 P.M.-9:00 P.M.
1:45 P.M.-9:00 P.M.
1:45 P.M.-9:00 P.M.
1:45 P.M.-5:30 P.M.
9:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M.
ADULT SOFTBALL ACTION
It was a bright, sunny day on
the AJCC softball diamonds Sun
day, Aug. 14, but for Mooses
Mices and Leb’s Lions it was one
of the cloudiest days ever—in
fact, they probably wished it
would have rained. Field’s Fal
cons battling the only team that
could catch them, took two
games from the Mices 8-7, 11-4.
Bernev's Braves, trying gamely
to stay in the race, also swept a
twin bill from Leb’s Lions.
In the first game. Field’s Fal
cons came from behind three
times before winning in the 8th
inning. Hits by Don Diamond, A1
Verner, Alan Wolkin and Ed
Solomon tied the game. Mort
Grosswald broke the game open
in the 8th inning driving in
Willie Green with the winning
run. Homers by Stan Wills and
Jim Clancy were not enough to
Zaban Park Now
Open On Post
Day Camp Schedule
Zaban Park is now open based
upon the following schedule:
Monday through Thursday—
1-7 p.m.
Friday—1-5 p.m.
Sunday—10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
This schedule will be continued
through Labor Day.
GET IN THE SWIM
Pool Closed For
Cleaning And Repairs 1
The Center indoor pool will be
closed Sunday, Aug. 21 at 4:30
p.m. and will reopen Tuesday,
Sept. 6 at 10 a.m.
POOL SCHEDULE
UPON RE-OPENING
Sunday: 10-12:30, 1:30-5:30
Monday: 10-12, 1:30-6, 7-9
Tues.: 10-12, 1:30-6, 7-10
Wed.: 1:30-6, 7-9
Thurs. 10-12, 1:30-6, 7-10
Fri.: 1:30-4:30
Fall Swim Activities will be
getting underway Sept. 18—will
terminate Nov. 13.
If you haven’t registered, do
so now.
overcome the balanced Field’s at
tack. In the second game the boys
from the Mices were just too
tired and dropped all-4 decision.
Willie Green led the Falcons with
4 hits in 4 at bat.
The Berney-Leb games were
walkaways for Bernev’s Braves.
The first game went to Berney’s
12-4. Despite two homers for
Bruce Finkelstein and one by
Hal Krafchick it was not enough
as the balanced Brave attack, led
by Ken Schwartz, Jerry Yeager
and Mort Gilner overcame the
Lions. In the second game Bern
ey’s triumphed 11-6 despite an-
JWB Orientation
Institute At Camp
Barney Medintz
This year, the Orientation In
stitute for New Jewish Commun
ity Center Workers will be held
at Camp Barney Medintz, of the
Atlanta Jewish Community Cen
ter. The Institute will be held
for 8 days, beginning Aug. 30th
and going through Sept. 7.
J. W. B.’s Purpose of Orientation:
“The purpose of the Orienta
tion Institute is to help the new
Jewish Community Center work
er to be more effective in the
job he has to perform. In order
to do this, we try to educate,
inspire, develop an esprit de
corps with other workers in the
Jewish Community Center field.
We try to transmit significant
knowledge about the community
the worker is serving, the prob
lems the membership faces. With
this information, we try, in a
short period of time, to develop
some skills and acquaint him
with resources, so that he can
meet the needs of Center mem
bers more appropriately.
Most important is our attempt
to transmit an identification with
the purposes and goals of the
Jewish Community Center field,
so that the worker feels his role
is significant in the American
community. The content for this
year’s program is being develop
ed with leading Center workers
and educators.’’
The Curriculum will include:
A. The American Jewish Com
munity Today and Its Historical
Antecedents.
B. Organization and Coordination
of Jewish Communal Services in
the U.S.
C. Achieving Objectives of the
Jewish Community Center
Through the Use of the Social
Group Work Method.
D. The Jewish Community Cen
ter — Its History, Purpose and
Program.
E. Basic Administrative Prin
ciples, Skills and Procedures
for Effective Practice.
other homerun by Bruce Finkel
stein.
STANDINGS W L
Field’s Falcons 8 0
Berney’s Braves 7 4
Mooses Mices 5 4
Kahn’s Hot Dogs 3 7
Leb’s Lions 3 7
Benamy’s Bulls 1 6
Mooses Strive On In
Seeond Half Play
Miller’s Mooses, trying desper
ately to stay in the race for the
second half championship, after
losing to Benamy’s Bulls for the
first half championship, swept a
double header. Victims of the as
sault were Benamy’s Bulls and
Berney’s Braves. Benamy’s Bulls
came back to win their second
game 15-14 over Kahn’s Hot
Dogs, and Berney’s Braves edg
ed Kahn’s 5-3 in their first game.
The race becomes tighter each
week—but unless someone stops
Field’s Falcon, 6-0, the playoff
will be between Benamy’s Bulls
and Field’s Falcons for the
“grand championship.”
Benamy’s Bulls Cop
First Half Title
In Adult Softball action on
Thursday, Aug. 4, the playoff
championship game between
Mooses Mices and Benamy’s
Bulls took place. The Mooses
jumped off to a 5-1 lead, then
saw the lead dissapate and even
tually become a 19-8 victory for
Benamy’s Bulls. Members of the
Bull team are: Fred Benamy,
Capt.; Jerry Sobelson, Stan Fire
stone, Larry Frank, Ron Urkin,
Lester Pazol, Dickie Planer,
Jules Cavalier, Harvey White,
Bob Levy, Ray Blase, Paul Mul-
dawer, Steve Tenenbaum, David
Berman;
This team will face the winner
of the second half in order to
determine a “grand” champion.
Congratulations to Benamy’s
Bulls.
Tennis Tourney
The thrilling finals are arriv
ing in the first “Gold Cup” Ten
nis Tournament.
Here is the schedule:
Hahn
Samuels
57* Lev £« Levine
Harvey White
Dick Planer Champion
Elliot Levitas
Mark Silverman , rv Green5erf
Irv Greenberg
Men’s League Standings
After a bout with the rain the
League standings remain un
changed.
STANDINGS W L
Field’s Falcons 6 0
Mooses Mices 5 2
Berney’s Braves 5 4
Leb’s Lions 3 5
Kahn’s Hot Dogs 3 7
Benamy’s Bulls 1 6
