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Volume 18 • Number 3MAY 2012 • IYAR/SIVAN 5772
Sail Away with Camp J!
Summer Camp 2012
Summer Travel Camps
May 29-Aug. 3
Pre- & Post-Camps:
May 24 & 25 & Aug. 6-8
Get ready for another spectacular
summer of fun at Camp J.
Campers ages 2-17 will enjoy activities:
arts & crafts, field trips, theme days,
swim time, sports and so much more!
Choose from five incredible two-week
sessions (10 one-week programs for
older campers).
For details and prices see
our brochures, available
at the JCC Welcome
Desk and online at www.
tucsonjcc.org. If you
have questions, please
call 615-5437 for kids
ages 5 and under. For all
other camp inquiries,
call 299-3000 x192.
Israel 64 Festival
& Art Fair
Sun., May 6 • 1-6 p.m.
JCC Campus
Inside this Issue
News Board of Directors...........................Page 2
Program Guide.....................................Pages 3-4
Catering & Rentals.................................. Pages 5
Sports & Wellness......................................Page 6
Tributes......................................................Page 7
Pool Safety..................................................Page 7
Send a Kid to Camp......................... Back Cover
Join in May!
Tell a friend about our May
promo. Thirteen months
for the price of 12!
Call Rachel at 299-3000 x110
for complete details!
The Tucson Jewish Community Center is a beneficiary agency of the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona, and a member of the Jewish Community Centers Association
of North America. Center View is published five times annually by the Tucson Jewish Community Center.
Shalom Institute, Malibu, CA
Grades 3-10 • June 11-15
Camp Interlaken, Eagle River, WI
Grades 5-10 • July 8-13
Each spectacular trip
includes transportation,
meals, activities, and
professional staff. Open
to JCC members and nonmembers. Space limited,
sign up quickly!
Community Investors:
Rebecca &
Ted Goodman
The JCC is a place for individuals to grow and
learn, whether it’s to work out, learn to paint or
meet new friends at a Dive & Dine. We see our
members through so many
life changes from 12 weeks
old in Early Childhood
to our Silver Sneakers
members and everything
in between.
Rebecca and Ted Goodman are members who
not only use our facilities
but also donate time and
money to make this an
even better place. The
couple met at a Shabbat
dinner at the University
of Arizona Hillel Foundation. Rebecca was
working for the Jewish Federation of Southern
Arizona and one of her many projects included
Young Jewish Tucson. She asked Ted to be on
the committee and they met monthly to plan
events, and eventually started dating.
Since this program was a joint effort with the
JCC, Rebecca saw the wonderful programs and
services the J offered. Ted had taken a tour of the
J with the Federation’s Young Men’s Group and
was especially impressed with the Special Needs
Continued, page 2
Continued, from front cover
Taglit program. Rebecca was completing grad
school and Ted asked her what she would like as
a gift. She said she would like a JCC membership.
He added her as his significant other and Rebecca
says, “I knew it was true love.” The couple has
now been married a year and a half.
Although they first joined for the top-notch
fitness facility, they have become involved
with so many more facets of the J. Ted joined
the Board of Directors and the couple recently
became Stars of Giving donors and Legacy
Circle Members, “because we feel it’s important
to sustain Jewish community, culture, and
much-needed services to our local community,”
Ted said.
“We could see how the JCC would fit every
single angle of raising our Jewish family. From
the Early Childhood program to the Weintraub
Israel Center…and of course the Friday challah
pickup at the Welcome Desk.” Rebecca said. She
only has to walk across the parking lot to pick up
this weekly Shabbat necessity.
She added, “We hope to inspire others to support
their communities – and anyone can do this at
any age, no matter where they are in their lives.
We are so lucky to be a part of such a vibrant
community and we know this is due in large part
to the many that came before us. We want to
sustain this sense of community and educational
opportunities for many generations to come.”
To learn more about supporting the JCC,
contact Director of Development, Tana Jones at
299-3000 x176 or [email protected].
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Thank you to all our incoming
and outgoing Board Members!
2012-2013 Board of Directors
Rebecca Bednar
Austen Berens
Neal Cash,
Vice Chair
Sara Cohen
Greg Gadarian
Jaime Gallick
Ted Goodman
David Greenberg,
Treasurer
Barney Holtzman,
Vice Chair
Fran Katz, Immediate
Past Chair
Susan Moss
Lindsay Pasternack
Ed Rogoff
Jill Rosenzweig,
Vice Chair
Isaac Rothschild
Joaquin Ruiz
Stuart Shatken,
Secretary
Jeff Silvyn,
Vice Chair
Tom Warne,
Chair
Mary Cochran Wolk,
Vice Chair
Debbie Yoklic
Outgoing Board Members
Liz Baker
(Neuschatz)
Katrina Bens
Hyman Sukiennik
Amanda Stafford
Al Zehngut
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Program Guide
May-August 2012
Special Needs
Services
Family Shabbat
Fri., May 18 • 6 p.m.
Alvernon Grassy Area
Join us for a lovely Mexican Fiesta Al Fresco for all
ECE families. Please bring
a dairy dish to share. Help
us celebrate the end of the
school year.
ECE Closures & Camp Info
ECE will be closed:
Camp Planning May 24 & 25
Memorial Day May 28
T he f i rst d ay of su mmer camp will be Tues.,
May 29. This year there
are 5 sessions of camp that
each run two weeks. We
still have some space open
for campers. For more information,
please contact the ECE office.
Fall 2012 Registration
We still have some limited openings for
the school year beginning August 9. We
are very pleased to be offering a full-day
kindergarten again this fall, as well as
our regular preschool offerings. Call
the ECE office at 615-5437 to arrange a
tour of our program.
We Appreciate Our Parents!
A heartfelt thank you to the 2011-2012
ECE Family Association Committee:
Naomi Dav is, Family Association
Chairperson, Staff Appreciation
Jaime Gallick, B’Sghetti Bash
Melina Perez McKenna, Birthday
Committee
Julie Zorn, Model Seder
Marty Pritz, Volunteer Commitment
Anita Hart, Sunshine Committee
Jaime Gallick, Room Parent Coordinator
Plus, thanks to all of our wonderful
room parents for all your hard work!
Shalom Baby Stay & Play
May 11, June 8, 22, July 6, 20,
Aug. 3, 17, 31
Bring your baby or toddler to the JCC
Gallery for schmoozing and singing led
by Shabbat Scott followed by playtime
on the ECE outdoor playground. All are
welcome! Sponsored by Shalom Tucson
and the JCC. Please RSVP to alowe@
jfsa.org or 577-9393 x130.
Free
Family Programs
Dive-in Movie and Dinner
Mon.-Fri.
School dismissal-6 p.m.
Now accepting enrollment registrations
for the 2012/13 school year!
Sign up by May 23 and receive
one free admission to a Parent’s Night Out Party good
through May, 2013.
J-Care is a licensed facility that offers
enriching and fun activities for elementary school-aged children, including
our outstanding Homework Hangout
program. J-Care provides safe transportation from several schools around
Tucson and is offered from one to five
days per week. For more information, contact Scott at 299-3000 x192,
jcare @tucsonjcc.org or stop by the
Welcome Desk.
A JCC Summertime Favorite!
Saturdays: 7-9 p.m.
June 16: Alvin and the Chipmunks Chipwrecked* (Rated G)
July 7: Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax* (Rated G)
JCC Pool Deck
All are welcome!
Enjoy a movie, dinner and night of
swimming with family and friends at
the beautiful outdoor pool area of the
JCC. This wonderful summer tradition at the J is a great opportunity for
families to spend quality time together.
Please check the FYI Hotline at 2993000 x347 (FYI) for more movie titles
and program changes due to weather.
Members: $5 per person
Non-Members: $8 per person
2 & under are Free!
No RSVP necessary. For more information,
contact Scott at 299-3000 x192 or szorn@
tucsonjcc.org.
Family Movie Night
Open to ages 5-11
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
(extended care available)
$40M/$52NM (prices may vary)
Pre-Care Hours: 7-9 a.m. ($5)
Post-Care Hours: 4-6 p.m. ($5)
Post-Care is free to J-Care members!
School Days Out offers a field trip
a nd /or specia l
programming at
the “J.” Many days
i nclude va r ious
enriching activities such as sports,
a r t, s w i m m i ng ,
cooking and more.
Most programs include lunch.
Upcoming: Aug.
9-15
Programs subject to change based on enrollment. Costs based on minimum 24-hour
reservations. Add $10 without reservation.
Visit www.tucsonjcc.org or call Scott at
299-3000 x192 for information.
Follow Us on
June 28 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.
JCC Ballroom
The Muppets*
All are welcome! Enjoy a movie on our
Media Arts big screen while enjoying
milk, cookies and popcorn.
No RSVP necessary. Bring a blanket
and pillow.
*Program and schedule subject to
change, call x394 for details.
Free
Open to 2012 summer campers and their
parent(s)/guardian only.
For more information, contact Scott at
299-3000 x192 or [email protected].
Family Youth Information
Hotline (FYI)
Updated weekly during summer camp,
the FYI Hotline provides information
on upcoming Family and Youth programs or changes, as well as updates
on field trip returns, etc. Call 299-3000
xFYI (x394).
The JCC is proud to offer a full menu
of programs for children and young
adults with special needs. Summer camp
is around the corner! We have camps
available for ages 3-22. For complete
details please call Retina Bauschatz at
299-3000 x172.
Arts & Culture
Special Events
Were They Really Lucky?
Long-term effects of early
trauma in hidden Jewish children
Thurs., May 3 • 7 p.m.
Jewish Heritage Center
S u s a n n H e e n e n -Wo l f f, B e l g i a n
Psychoanalyst and Researcher
For almost 45 years, the experiences of
children hidden during World War II
were considered to be of little importance. Their very history was ignored
and it was only at the end of the 1980s
that their experiences were thought of
as potentially traumatic.
Free
Adult Life
AARP Driver Safety Course
Thurs., May 17 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. NEW!
Refresher course for drivers 50+.
Completion of course may entitle participants to a discount on their auto insurance. Space is limited. To register call
Barbara, 296-1131. Space fills quickly.
$12 AARP Members/$14NM
Hebrew Classes
Tuesdays • Eight-week sessions
Beginning Hebrew: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Learn the aleph bet (alphabet)
Hebrew I: 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Learn vocabulary & basic grammar
Instructor: Sara Golan-Mussman
For details call Helene 299-3000 x147.
$60M/$70NM (plus cost of text paid to
instructor)
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Sports &
Wellness
Israeli Dance
Tuesdays • Ongoing sessions
Wood-Floor Aerobic Studio
7:30 p.m. Beginners
8:15 p.m. Intermediate
9:00 p.m. Open Dance
$4M/$5NM
Yiddish Group
2nd Wednesday of the month
through May 9
1-2 p.m.
Join the Yiddish Winkel! Mir vellin redden a bisl yiddish. Meet for fun, fellowship, songs, stories, and more! For more
information call Frieda Liebeskind at
577-1243 or Sheldon Clare at 546-6058.
Free
Save The Date!
Town Hall Meeting
Art Classes
Anyone Can Draw & Paint
Mah-Jongg Lessons
Mondays • Ongoing
Beginner Level
10 a.m.-Noon/Noon-2 p.m.
For details call Helene, 299-3000 x 147.
$50M/$60NM
Social Mah-Jongg
Tuesdays, 1-4 p.m.
Wednesdays, Noon-3 p.m.
Fridays, 10 a.m.-Noon or
Noon–3 p.m. or 1-3 p.m.
Please contact Helene, 299-3000 x147,
for details.
Mondays and Fridays
9:30 a.m.-Noon
Through May 18
Instructor: Murray Keshner
Beginners & experienced artists explore
your creative spirit using various medium. Demonstration & instruction at
each session. Bring pencil & paper.
Christine ZabramnyPaintings
June 29-Aug. 8
Reception: Tues., July 10 • 5-7 p.m.
$65M/$75NM per four-class card
The Clay Experience
Social Bridge
Free
Eastside Chess Group
Wednesdays • 6-9 p.m.
Recreational & competitive play for all
ages and skill levels. Call John at 3319981 with questions.
Tuesdays • June 5-July 10 or
July 24-Aug. 28 • 6-9 p.m.
Instructor: Gerrie Young
Clay Sampler
Various hand building techniques plus
glazing. Potter’s wheel demonstration.
OR
Sculpture
Call Helene at 299-3000 x 147 to register.
Either class is $95M/$110NM (plus a $20
material fee)
In the Gallery
Members free/$2NM/$1 children
Free
Like A Tree Near Waters
Photographs by Ed Warner
Through May 16
Second Sunday of each month
12:30-2:30 p.m.
Contact Andy Rosen, 237-6470, or
[email protected].
Spouse Bereavement
Support Group
Free
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Five Tucson Artists
Aug. 10-Sept. 12
Reception: Sun., Aug. 12 • 2-4 p.m.
Class information can be found online
at tucsonjcc.org or pick up a flyer at the
Sports & Wellness Courtesy Desk.
Brown Bag
Lunch with Lisa
Eating in the Raw
Fri., May 18 • Noon • JCC Boardroom
This 50-minute discussion will focus on the importance of getting back to
preparing and enjoying unprocessed foods. There will be time to answer your
nutritional questions.
Tucson Jewish Genealogy &
Oral History Group
Tuesdays • 10-11:30 a.m.
If you have lost a loved one, you may find
comfort in meeting others who have
shared this experience. Co-sponsored
by Widow to Widowed Inc. For more
information, call Marvin Bernstein,
885-2005.
“Funky & Fine”
We have Men’s and Ladies’ Teams which
compete in USTA and interclub leagues.
Bring your lunch and listen as Lisa discusses and provides information on
healthy nutrition and meal-planning ideas.
Current Events
Every Monday • Noon- 1:30 p.m.
Moderated by rotating facilitators.
Coordinator: Les Burgman
Provocative, controversial and never
dull, discuss timely, local, national &
international topics.
11:30 a.m. brown bag dairy lunch.
Tennis
Members can enjoy the free use of our
six classic clay tennis courts. For a fee,
we also offer year-round tennis classes:
• 20 hours of weekly adult tennis via 11
different adult clinics, drill & plays,
team practices and academies.
• 15 hours of weekly junior tennis via 7
different junior clinics and academies.
Free
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Noon-3 p.m.
Looking for knowledgeable players.
Please contact Helene, 299-3000 x 147,
for details.
Tues. May 8 • 6:30 p.m.
Jewish Heritage Center
The TJCC will be holding a Youth Basketball League Feedback Session for
parents and coaches. We look forward
to seeing you there!
Judith Kramer-Paintings
May 17-June 27
Reception: Sun., May 20 • 2-4 p.m.
Please RSVP at the Sports & Wellness Courtesy Desk. If you would like to submit
your questions in advance, call Lisa at x152.
Lisa Salgado has been a nutrition consultant and
personal trainer at the JCC for 15 years. Lisa is a
certified lifestyle & weight management coach,
certified Professional Trainer and has a B.S. in
Science. She does not believe in “gimmick” type
of training and nutrition. Her advice to clients
is to eat as “raw” (unprocessed) as possible and
train the body to be functional.
The JCC Ballroom can accommodate corporate
meetings for up to 300 people conference
style and special events for up to 250 with a
stage and dance floor. Don’t forget about our
fabulous Media Arts system that includes a
22’ x 22’ screen and cinema quality sound! For
more information please contact our Rental
department today!
Love
“Being a hospice caregiver gives me great pleasure because
I am able to provide care, comfort, and love to our
patients during their very precious end of life journey.”
— Liz Curry, Certified Caregiver
Casa de la Luz Hospice has been Tucson’s hospice of choice for
more than a decade, providing superior care to patients and their
loved ones. Our highly skilled staff offers education, compassion,
and comfort to patients and loved ones during the final phase of
life. Contact us for more information.
...because every day counts.
(520) 544-9890 I www.casahospice.com
Hospice services paid for by Medicare.
JCC Center View • May 2012 • Page 5
JCC Star Makes
National Team
Dakota Kordsiemon has been playing competitive basketball and
swimming since he was six years old. He played at the TJCC Sunday
Basketball league through sixth grade, helping the team win first place,
four times and was selected to the TJCC All Star team in its first and only
year. He has played club ball since he was in the 4th grade and now plays
on a nationally known club team: DreamVision 2015. While playing
basketball, Dakota has also been on the TJCC competitive swim team.
Competitive swimming has
helped him with his strength and
conditioning for basketball. In
August 2010 and 2011, Dakota
went to the USA Maccabi games
(representing Team Tucson) in
Omaha and Israel on the TJCC
swim team. He ended up winning
a total 13 medals, most of them
gold.
Dakota applied for the USA Jr.
National Macabbi Basketball
Team, which played in the 12th
Annual Pan Am Maccabi Games,
held in Sao Paulo, Brazil over
winter break. Dakota had to
send in game tapes showing his
ability in the sport to even be
considered. During the summer,
he received a letter that he was
selected to represent the USA. The
USA Jr. National Basketball team
ended up with the Bronze medal,
beating Team Canada. His goal is
to make the USA Youth National
Maccabiah team which competes
in Israel, every four years. The
next Maccabiah games will be
held in Israel in 2013.
Stingrays
Make The
JCC Proud!
Congratulations to all age group state swimmers who attended the state
meet in Chandler, AZ. The TJCC Stingrays Age Group USA Swim Team
finished 5th in the state. We are the fastest growing USA team in the state of
Arizona thanks to the support of our coaches, the JCC, and the community.
Age Group State Champion
Ruthie Beadle 200 free & 500 free
Age Group State top 3 finishes
Ruth Beadle – 100/200/500 free, 100 back 200 IM
Kristen Covello – 500 free, 200 breast
Samantha Covello – 200/500 free
Andrew Duffield – 500/1650 free
Brooks Fail – 200/500/1000/1650 free, 400 IM, 200 back
Taylor Nations – 50 back
Nicolas Rothe – 100 fly
Congratulations to the following swimmers: Andy Duffield, Brooks
Fail, Martin Hocheder, Scott Perkarske, Jake Ruther, Steven Rothe,
Alexis Rothe, Nicholas Rothe, Samantha Covello, Nathan Covello,
Kristin Covello, Sean Seyller, Taylor Nations, Gianna Badillo, and Olivia
McNally for qualifying and competing in the Far Western Championships
in California.
For more information about joining the JCC Stingrays Swim Team, for
more information about any of our Aquatics programs, please call the
Sports & Wellness Desk at 299-3000 x118.
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J-Star Award for Staff Excellence
January 2012
February 2012
Megan Anderson
(Early Childhood Education)
Moriah Mason
(Special Needs Services)
Margaret Ryan
(Special Needs Services)
Veronica Ochoa
(Sports & Wellness)
Deena Sissener
(Early Childhood Education)
Welcome!
Shalom!
Brandon Schamp
(Special Needs Services)
Had a great experience at the JCC?!
Nominate a JCC Staff Member for a J-Star Team
Award, by filling out a Star Card at the Welcome
Desk or Sports & Wellness Desk!
Sponsor
Seb Ahmad, Janice Ambrose, Norma Avalos, Javier Badillo, Gale Barich, Donald Barich, Arnold Bennett, Henry Blair, Rosalie Bonanno, Sean Bourne, Brian Bronsky, Angel Canava, Maren Christensen, Tyler Clark, Angelica
Contreras, Clare Cyganek, Celilia Davis, Sloane Davis, Tobie Dimont, Debra Drecksel, Lee Elmore, Elinor Engelhard, Amanda Fennell, Vernard Sharif Fennell, Phyllis Fist, Noreen Fladness McNair, Thomas Gernon, Elizabeth
Giachetti, Greta Gill, Dale Gill, Lynn Goldberg, Krissa Gosnell, Joel Gray, Penelope Grill, Michelle Halla, Meaghan
Hays, Katrina Hays, Gary Howard, Maria Jaffey, Danuta Jakubowski, Jill Janis, Nan Young Jeoung, John Kaperka,
The JCC is pleased to welcome Maria Kingsley, Wai-Yew Lam, Sara Larson, Mark Larson, First Name Last Name, Steve Leininger, Brett Lockamy,
Walter Marcus, Dejan Markovich, Jesse Melnick, Shawna Melnick, Brenda Miller, Suzan Mitchell, William Moore,
the following new members:
Marydale Moore, Nancy Moran, Nicole Oljaca, Miroslav Oljaca, Anne Oved-Friedman, Joseph Pacholec, O’Neill Patricia, Susan Pearce, Jane Perri, Matthew Prucinsky, Kimberly Prucinsky, Dustin Quinn, Jonas Ramanavicius, Stacy Ramer, Branden Ramer, Reyes Ramirez,
Nichole Ramirez, Raymond Rash, Barbara Rash, Gabriela Rhodes, J.J. Rico, Jeremy Riley, Richard Rivas, Rebecca Rizzo-Freedom, Nan Rubin, Joan-Anne
Schapp, Jennifer Schowengerdt, Ranisha Scott, Shanaccquia Scott, John Stoughton, Colin Sult, Laura Taf linger, Marie Tantalo, Suzanne Tate, Ole Thienhaus,
Teresa Thienhaus, Patrice Tillman, Shayna Tomlinson, Timothy Troy, Jenny Volpe, Tenauh Walker, Helga White, Morenci Williams-Rhodes, Sandra Zager,
(We apologize for any errors or omissions.)
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TRIBUTES
Mr. Bob Nichol
In loving memory of Bob Polinsky.
Andy and Stuart Shatken
Lea and Dror Sarid
Suzan and Steve Plath
Diane, Douglas, Ari, Stella,
and Ethan Gnepp
Susan Corey
Lee and Earl Surwit
Janice and Al Kivel
Victoria Newman
Lynn and John Cooper
Joan and Robert Grant
Dr. Norman Levine
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Marcia and Ken Light
Brenda and Bill Viner
Sally and Bob Crawford
Our sincere condolences
on the loss of Bob’s mother.
Marcia and Ken Light
Linda and Gerry Tumarkin
In honor of your 50th wedding
anniversary with best wishes.
Eleanor and Don Jeck
Lawrence I. Subrin
Congratulations to our dad,
Lawrence I. Subrin, C.P.A., on his
“un-retirement”! You’re the best.
With love, your kids.
Joy Subrin
Charlene Collins
In honor of one great man,
Sidney Lasky.
Evelyn Dieter
Mrs. Trucynda Hawkins
We are so sorry to learn of the
passing of Bruce Hawkins.
You have our deep sympathies.
The Board and Staff of the
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Vicki and Phil Pepper
Congratulations on the birth
of your new grandson.
Marcia and Ken Light
Kyle Nelson and
Barbara Nelson
We are so sorry to hear about
Kyle’s grandfather. Our sincere
condolences.
All your friends and the staff of the
JCC Taglit Day Program
Deborah Ross
We wish you a complete and healthy
recovery from your recent surgery.
Our thoughts and prayers
are with you.
Lynda and Ed Rogoff
Jill and Herk Rosenzweig
Sending Herk our wishes
for his swift recovery.
Fran and Jeff Katz
Hannah Shenfeld and David Loebl
Janie and Merlin Cohen
Marcia and Ken Light
Justine Confino and Tom Warne
The Board and Staff of the
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Linda and Gerry Tumarkin
Brenda and Bill Viner
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Becker
Congratulations on the marriage
of your son, Dovid.
Marcia and Ken Light
In honor of our son’s bris.
Melissa and Joshua Wright
Caryl Starobin
To honor you on
your special birthday.
Marilyn and Paul Goldstein
Hannah Shenfeld
and David Loelb
Mazel tov on your lifetime of love!
Tana and Sophie Jones
Barney Holtzman
Happy Birthday. I hope you and
your family have a great day.
Amber Pherigo
Larry Barr
Happy Birthday!
The Board and Staff of the
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Lee Olitzky
Our sincere condolences
on the loss of your mother.
Marcia and Ken Light
Ken Light
You have contributed greatly to the
success of the JCC in Tucson.
Our family is most appreciative of
all your efforts and salutes you.
Victor Ringel
Justine Confino and Tom Warne
Marcia and Ken Light
The Board and Staff of the
Tucson Jewish Community Center
BETH STERN
MEMORIAL TRIBUTE
Arthur Solomon
Praying for your full recovery and
looking forward to celebrating when
the times comes. With much love.
Cookie and Al Stern and the Kids
George Miller
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Bob Nichol
In loving memory of Bob Polinsky, a
gifted and talented man
who was an inspiration to us all.
May he rest in peace.
Pam Gleichman
In your honor.
Mark Rubin
Enid and Wyn Freedman
Wishing you a very happy
anniversary and a year filled with
happiness and good health.
Carol and Al Stern
ERIN SCHOENBERG
MEMORIAL TRIBUTE
Keath Jenkins
Thinking of you and sending good
thoughts and prayers.
Susan Schoenberg
Jim Peterson
Wishing you a very speedy recovery.
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
Lea and Dror Sarid
Carol and Al Stern
Herk Rosenzweig
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
Margaret at Le Buzz
Sincere condolences on your loss.
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
Danielle Belmonte
Wishing you a very speedy recovery.
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
In memory of Erin and my
condolences on the loss
of Hazel Schoenberg.
Pamm Seleznov
Lynn and Doug Bultman
Sara Hoag and Jorge Caballero
Susan and Billy Schoenberg
In memory of Hazel Schoenberg.
Mary and Morley Cooper
Marlee Millman and Ron Becker
Gail and Andy Block
The Brynwalker Girls
Marcia and Ken Light
What do you give the friend or family
member who has everything?
Make a tribute gift in their honor and support the JCC. This is a great way
to celebrate holidays, to honor someone special or to memorialize a loved
one. Tribute gifts are meaningful, personal and have a lasting impact
while supporting the future of the JCC.
When you make a tribute donation, we send a card to inform the family or
beneficiary of your considerate gift. Your personalized message will also
appear in the next issue of Center View. All donors who make tribute gifts
also receive a charitable tax receipt for the full amount of their donation
for income tax purposes. Suggested minimum gift amount is $10.
Visit www.tucsonjcc.org to make your gift, stop by the Welcome Desk or
contact Lori Maurer at [email protected] or 299-3000 x212.
POOL
SAFETY
Carol and Lex Sears
Our condolences on the loss
of Carol’s mother. May her
memory be for a blessing.
Yael and Shlomo Neuman
In memory of Yael’s beloved mother.
Marcia and Ken Light
June Fisher
Paulette and Joe Gootter
Vicki and Phil Pepper
Our sympathies on the passing of
Vicki’s brother, Michael.
Marcia and Ken Light
Brenda and Bill Viner
Dr. and Mrs. William Becker
and Family
In loving memory of your
mother, grandmother, and great
grandmother, Helen Becker.
She will be missed but will
remain in your hearts forever.
As summer approaches, we all
need to be conscious about little
ones around the water. Effective
supervision is the first and most
critical line of defense to prevent
drowning! Here are a few other tips
to ensure safety around water at
home and at the JCC.
• Phone - Never answer your phone
during supervision, as it will
distract you from watching your
child. Do carry a cell phone with
you in case of an emergency so
you can call 911.
• Pool Water - Water in your pool
should be kept at the upper most
point so that should a child fall
into the water, they can reach the
side of the pool and are able to
climb out.
• Survival Swimming Lessons ISR’s Self-Rescue™ swimming
lessons are an added layer
of protection, teaching your
child water survival skills in a
completely safe environment.
• Pool Toys - Keep temptation at
bay by storing all pool toys in
an area that is isolated from the
deck, such that the deck is kept
clean and clear.
• CPR - Learn to perform CPR
on children and adults and
remember to update those skills
regularly.
For more information about swim
lessons, please call 299-3000 x118.
To sign up for ISR classes, please
contact Sheryl Rothe at 444-6440 or
[email protected]
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JCC Hours
Building Hours:
Sun........................................7 a.m.-8 p.m.
Mon-Thur...................... 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
Fri.....................................5:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sat....................................... 7 a.m.-6 p.m.*
*Sports &Wellness Only. Use Café Entrance.
Babysitting Hours:
Sun........................................ 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Mon-Fri...........................8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Mon-Thurs........................ 4:15-7: 00 p.m.
Saturday................................ 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Upcoming Holiday Hours
Sunday, May 27-Shavuot: JCC closed
Monday, May 28-Shavuot 2nd Day & Memorial Day:
Welcome Desk and Sports & Wellness open 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Administration, Early Childhood Education and J-Care are closed.
Wednesday, July 4-Independence Day:
Welcome Desk and Sports & Wellness open 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Administration, Early Childhood Education and J-Care are closed.
$4.50 per hour; $2.25 per hour each
additional child. Parent(s) must be on the
Jewish Community Campus while using
babysitting. 2-hour time limit.
Café@the J Hours:
Breakfast
Mon-Fri....................................... 7-10 a.m.
Lunch, Dinner and Snacks
Sun........................................9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Mon-Thurs....................11 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
Fri........................................ 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Please Note:
Sports & Wellness closes 15 minutes
before the building closes.
tax-deductible gift!
Childhood summers provide experiences that help
shape who you are today. All children deserve a
summer filled with arts, crafts, swimming, sports,
field trips, new friendships, smiles, laughter, and
so much more. Last summer, supporters like you
invested in summer camp scholarships and without
this support, these children would not have access
to this opportunity.
Please invest in a child by giving a gift that will
provide a summer full of soaring memories. To
help send a kid to camp, call 299-3000 or donate
online at www.tucsonjcc.org.