september / october 2016

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Jewish Community Center
Of Middlesex County
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
FIND JCCMC INFORMATION ON
OUR WEBSITE
www.jccmc.org
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2016
NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION
US POSTAGE PAID
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08901
Permit # 1034
Aug.29-Sept.4 - JCC Closed for building maintenance
Sept. 5 - Campus Closed for Labor Day
October 2—Campus closes at 4:00 for Rosh Hashanah
October 3 and 4—Campus Closed for Rosh Hashanah
October 11—Campus closes at 4:00 for Yom Kippur
October 12—Campus closed for Yom Kippur
October 16—JCC closes at 4:00 for Sukkot
October 17 and 18—JCC closed for Sukkot
October 23—JCC closes at 4:00 for Shemini Atzeret
October 24—JCC closed for Shemini Atzeret
TO BETTER ACCOMODATE EVERYONE, PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE OF THE PROGRAMS
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
732-494-3232
REGISTRATION
Name: ______________________________________Phone: ______________________________
Choice
(X)
Class Description and Dates
Registration Fee
SUMMER MOVIE AND DINNER
Tea With Mussolini
Thursday, August 18
$15/ JCCMC Member til 8/11
$18/ Non-member til 8/11
$17/ Mem; $20/ NM 8/12-15
END OF SUMMER BARBEQUE with
Entertainment by
KIM & TIM
Tuesday, August 23
$16/Member; $19/Non-member til 8/18
$19/ Member; $22/Non-member 8/19-21
ZUMBA GOLD / LIVE WELL @ THE JCC
Tuesdays, September 6,13, 20, 27, October 11
Nov. 1, 8, 15
FREE for Community Campus
members
$36 Annual LIVEWELL @ the JCC
membership
READERS-ON-THE-GO with Thelma Purdy
SHORT STORIES
Purchase copies at the Front Desk—$5.00
Tuesday, September 6
FREE - CAMPUS MEMBERS ONLY
THE JEWBADORS IN CONCERT
FREE AND OPEN TO THE ENTIRE
COMMUNITY AS SPACE ALLOWS
MODERN CANASTA
With Helaine Neiman
$135/ JCCMC Member
$150/ Non-member
Please indicate which section at the
time of registration
Section 1 -Thurs, Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29/ 2-4 PM
Section 2 -Thurs, Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29/ 7-9 PM
CURRENT EVENTS
Each six week session is
With Bob Galante
$48/ JCCMC Member
Session 1—Fridays, Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30 Oct. $60/ Non-member
7 & 14
Session 2—Fridays, Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4, 11,
18, Dec. 2 (NO CLASS NOV. 25)
TAI CHI / LIVE WELL @ THE JCC
Mondays, September 12, 19, 26,
October 10, & 31
November 7, 14 and 21
FREE for Community Campus
members
$36 Annual LIVEWELL @ the JCC
membership
WRITING WORKSHOP with Thelma Purdy
Mondays, September 12 and October 10
FREE - CAMPUS MEMBERS ONLY
Totals
Wishing you a very
happy, healthy,
safe and prosperous
New Year!
Regina Adamousky
Esther Barcun
The Baumgarten Family
Muriel Berger
Ken, Carol and Michael Bernstein
Sondra Blacker and Family
Aimee and Kenneth Braverman
Bruce and Susan Brazer
I.E. Breitbart and Family
Camp Chaveiros
Val Coen
Mrs. Eileen Contrino
Edie Davidove
Charles and Claire Eisenstein
Helene and Albert Epstein
Lena Feld
Marlene Fineman
Matilda Fink
Belle Galpen
Doris Geller
Elissa & Adam Glinn and Family
Judy Golden and Family
Michael, Liza, Zelda and Elai Gottdank
Beatrice Grossman
Kitty Haberman
Edy Hittcon
Joseph, Blema and Michael Hoffman
Susan & Gil Hollander
Ellen and George Horowitz
Sue and Alan Horwitz and Family
Sandy Ingber
Judy Kamen
Reuven, Nancy, Jen and Lisa Kaswin
Rita Kaufman and Family
Ruth Krutan
Bob and Beverly Lazarowitz
Marilyn Lipshultz
Marilyn and Stan Loewenthal
Elyse Lyons and Family
Barry, Diane and Emma Mael
Dukie Mangoska
Gil and Dorothy Margon
Angela Matchko
Roberta Miller and Family
Barbara, Bruce, Brandon, Brittany and
Ian Muhlgeier
Rena Mullin
The Orsons
Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, New Jersey 08820
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Rosh Hashanah 2016
Greetings cont’d
Phyllis and Allen Pinsky and Family
Thelma and Arthur Purdy
Sheila Rabinowitz
Paula and Mark Rann
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ross
Alma Rubin
Dorothy and Marvin Rubinstein and
Family
Jacques and Marilyn Schmied
Edna Sherber
Doris Seikaly
Jennine and Yehuda Shpigel
Elaine Siegelbaum and Renee Quint
Judy Simet
Lois Sobel
Virginia Sokolowski
Eliot and Barbara Spack
Martin and Harriet Stein
Mona Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Al Steinberger
Arthur Sudfield
Judy and Sy Tabak
Mel and Ronit Thor
Laura Walshin
Vivian Weiss and Family
Louis Worman and Family
The Yablonsky Family
Sondra Zapolin
Bernie and Alan Zuckerman
Beverly Zuckerman
Karen and Howie Zuckerman
and Family
Beth Zwirn
A sincere thank you to all who supported our JCC Rosh Hashanah 2016
Greetings campaign, supporting programs for seniors and demonstrating a
strong Jewish presence throughout Middlesex county and the wide range of
services the JCC provides.
The effect is huge!
L’Shana Tova U’Metukah!
Wishing you a good and sweet New Year!
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
In filming this semi-autobiographical account of life in Italy during
the dawn of World War II, director Franco Zeffirelli imbues Tea with
Mussolini with the mixed blessings of fond reminiscence. It's a warmly
inviting film, as impeccable as any Merchant-Ivory production, but like a
hazy memory it's uncertain in its narrative intentions. And yet with an
exceptional cast to compensate, the film's as engaging as it is
inconsequential.
Zeffirelli's alter ego is Luca (Charlie Lucas in youth; Baird Wallace
as a teenager), who is raised in Florence by Mary (Joan Plowright), the
middle-aged secretary of his absentee father. Luca lives among a loose
band of British and American women, nicknamed "Il Scorpioni" for their
stinging wit in the shadows of Mussolini's thuggish dictatorship. Along with
Mary there's Hester (Maggie Smith), a crusty ambassador's widow; Arabella
(Judi Dench), a lively bohemian; lesbian archaeologist Georgie (Lily Tomlin); and Elsa (Cher), a flamboyant American
who quietly finances Luca's education.
Il Scorpioni witness the rise of fascism and the dangers of resistance,
weathering dictatorial custody and (in Elsa's case) falling prey to heartbreaking betrayal.
But Tea with Mussolini carries little dramatic weight; you have to forgive its unfocused
structure to appreciate its merits. Zeffirelli gently conveys the passage from pleasantry
to wartime, and he's drawn uniformly fine performances from this seasoned cast.
DATE:
TIME:
Kosher
Chinese Buffet
from Lin’s
in Manville
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016
Film will be shown at 3:00 PM;
Dinner at 5:00 PM
COST:
$15/ JCCMC Member; $18/ Non-member until Aug. 11
$17/ JCCMC Member; $20/ Non-member Aug. 12-15
LATE FEE WILL BE APPLIED!
NO REGISTRATION ON THE DAY OF THE PROGRAM! NO EXCEPTIONS!
Sorry, No Refunds Unless Cancelled by the JCC
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Come relax and enjoy a delicious indoor BBQ
and the musical styling of
KIM & TIM
Kim & Tim are a husband and wife singing duo that have
been performing together for several years. They
sing everything from Broadway to jazz, country to
Motown, spiritual to classics. You can enjoy
listening to songs that have been immortalized by such greats as Frank
Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Marvin Gaye or Barbra Streisand. They also
feature hits by younger artists like Celine Dion, Josh Groban and
Michael Buble.
Tim is a retired lieutenant from the West Windsor Twp. Police, serving that
community for 30 years. Kim has spent many years working with children of all ages,
teaching music and private voice lessons. They have been married for 25 years and
have three sons, Calen, Shane and Christian.
A Great Way to End the Summer—Food, Friends
and Fabulous Music!
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2016
12:00 BBQ; 1:00 Entertainment
$16/ JCCMC Member; $19/ Non-member until August 18
$19/ JCCMC Member; $22/ Non-member Aug. 19-21
(LATE FEE WILL APPLY!)
NO REGISTRATION ON THE DAY OF THE PROGRAM. NO EXCEPTIONS
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
!
Instructor: Peggy Potter
Zumba Gold is geared towards the active older adult
and the deconditioned exerciser. It is less intense and moves
at a slower pace. This aerobic program is inspired by various
styles of Latin American dance and performed to all types of
music.
Peggy Potter is a fitness instructor who teaches
classes throughout central New Jersey. Peggy has a
Bachelor of Arts in Health & Recreation from Kean University.
She is also certified with the YMCA to be a group exercise instructor in the areas of
cycling, cardio and step, strength and conditioning and Pilates. Peggy is a certified
Zumba and Punk Rope instructor and is trained in CPR/PRO,
lifeguarding and First Aid. Peggy specializes in cardio and strength
training, athletic agility, dance and stability ball. Peggy believes that
everyone can be successful in achieving one's health and fitness goals.
She creates a positive environment in all areas of teaching, coaching
and training. Peggy believes that people come to workout to have fun,
make friends and get fit... in that order!
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 6,13, 20, 27, Oct. 11, Nov. 1, 8,
15, 2016
9:00—10:00 AM
FREE FOR Community Campus members; $36 LIVE
WELL @ the JCC Membership for non-members entitles
one to attend all LIVE WELL @ the JCC Wellness classes
for 12 months. MUST REGISTER!
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
IF YOU ARE A READER AND ENJOY STIMULATING AND INTELLIGENT BOOK DISCUSSIONS, THEN JOIN OUR
MONTHLY CUTTING EDGE READERS-ON-THE-GO GROUP, LED BY THELMA PURDY
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 at 10:00 AM
The two short stories to be discussed in September are “The Unknown Soldier” by
Molly Antopol and “A Letter to Harvey Milk” by Leslea Newman
See Thelma Purdy or the front desk to purchase copies of these short stories.
$5.00 for both stories
THERE WILL BE NO READERS-ON-THE-GO IN OCTOBER
Free to Community Campus Members
Coffee and… adds to the discussion
Mara’s Creations Jewelry Show & Sale
A range of beautiful jewelry at every price point
for the special people in your life
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2016 9:00 AM—9:00 PM
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 10:00 AM—9:00 PM
Mara offers a jewelry repair service and the opportunity to restyle
your old jewelry pieces into something fresh and modern.
All proceeds will
benefit Bright
Beginnings
Preschool and
JCC Senior Adult
Programs
JCC of Middlesex County
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
732-494-3232
All payments are cash or check payable to:
Mara Levine
GAMES AT THE JCC
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE
with AL STEINBERGER, DIRECTOR
Join this self-run group which meets weekly
for a friendly game of bridge.
EVERY WEDNESDAY
1:00—4:00 PM
NO BRIDGE AUGUST 24 & 31,
And OCTOBER 12, 2016
Cost per session:
$6/ JCCMC Member;
$8/ Non-Member
Come with a partner or
by yourself.
New players always welcome.
Light refreshments provided.
DATES:
TIME:
COST:
Fridays
12:45—3:30 PM
FREE for Community
Campus Members;
$3.00 per week for guests.
NO BRIDGE AUGUST 26 & SEPTEMBER 2, 2016
Please stop by the JCC Front Desk
to sign-in and pay.
Contact Sue Horwitz at 732-494-3232 ext.
3603 with questions or to have your name added
to the group’s email list.
Are you a Mah Jongg player?
Join us at the JCC on
Wednesdays
from 12:30 to 4:00 PM for a fun
afternoon of Mah Jongg.
NO SESSION OCTOBER 12, 2016
Free / JCCMC Members
$2.00 / Non-members
Please stop at the front desk to pay on your way in.
Call Diane Mael, Director of Adult Services at 732-494-3232
extension 3614 if you are interested.
Beginners Class with Helaine Neiman
“This is not your grandmother’s canasta”
Canasta is making a HUGE comeback! It’s smart and super fun!
Hear what others have said after taking lessons with Helaine.
“ I was lucky enough to be one of Helaine’s canasta students and I can
honestly say that I am hooked! She is an excellent instructor, very patient and
thorough as she walked me through everything from the basics to strategy,
time and time again. I look so forward to my weekly game with my friends, and
as a recent empty nester, this has been especially important to me. It keeps
my mind sharp and my friendships going!”
- Alison
Helaine is certified by the Canasta League of
America™, the foremost leader in modern Canasta
instruction in the United States. This training ensures
that students learn the game properly, right from the
start, including both the rules and strategy. She has
taught Modern Canasta to small groups across
Northern Jersey.
“Helaine is a fabulous teacher of Canasta. She
takes what can seem like a complicated game with
tons of rules and breaks it down into easy to
understand steps...She is patient and encouraging
and always on call to answer a question, even
when lessons are over.”
- Nancy
SECTION 1—Afternoons
DATES: 4 THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 8, 15, 22, 29, 2016
TIME:
2:00—4:00 PM
COST:
$135/ JCCMC Member; $150/ Non-member
SECTION 2—Evenings
DATES: 4 THURSDAYS, SEPTEMBER 8, 15, 22, 29, 2016
TIME:
7:00—9:00 PM
COST:
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Return from Summer to a
Truly Freilach Performance by
THE JEWBADORS
Photo by Aaron Miller
The Jewbadors are in their fifth year of bringing poignant and entertaining shows to
audiences in Middlesex and several other counties in the surrounding area. The
Monroe township based group consists of nine musicians and singers who have
performed in other shows, choral groups and as soloists. Their current production,
which is in Yiddish, Hebrew and English, has received rave reviews, as it covers The
Jewish Journey From There to Here--the story of the emigration from Europe to the
United States and Israel.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016
1:30 PM
Free and Open to the Community as space allows
THE JEWBADORS ARE SUPPORTED BY THE JEWISH FEDERATION IN THE HEART OF NEW JERSEY.
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
FOR MEN ONLY!
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 10:30—11:30 A.M.
FREE/JCC MEMBERS;
NON-MEMBERS/$5.00 PER SESSION
FACILITATOR: LINCOLN RICHMAN
The JCC Men’s Group is devoted to semi-retired and retired men
who are looking for a meaningful social activity for relaxation,
learning and friendly interaction with men of a similar age.
September 7, 2016: Labor Day
First, we will catch up with each other after our summer hiatus and welcome any new members who
will be joining the Men’s Group. Then we will discuss the real significance of Labor Day. Now often
seen as the unofficial end to the summer vacation season, Labor Day was originally a celebration of
America’s labor movement. During the 1950s approximately 33% of American workers belonged to
a labor union. Today that number is approximately 7%. Did you ever belong to a union? Did it
benefit your life and career or hinder it? Has the decline in union membership been good for
America, or bad?
September 14, 2016: Our Best Teachers / The People We’ve Met Along the Way
We all have had many teachers in our lives, but if we were lucky there were one or two teachers
who helped change the direction of our lives. Perhaps they saw a special talent in us, or inspired us
in some other way. Today, we will tell the stories of our favorite teachers and/or mentors – and
other people we have met along the way who set us on a new life path.
September 21, 2016: Entitlements
The Bernie Sanders presidential campaign earlier this year brought socialism back into the national
discussion. Sanders’ campaign is over, but he has opened a dialogue about what should be
America’s social policies regarding higher education and healthcare. Should a college education be
an entitlement? Should healthcare be universal and entirely taxpayer supported? Should all
workers have pensions? Should child care be free? We will discuss these questions.
September 28, 2016: Bar Mitzvah / Confirmation Memories
Did you have a Bar Mitzvah and/or Confirmation? Do you have any
special memories of this time? How did you prepare for those events?
Did your family have a celebration? Who attended? Where was it?
Today, we will look back at our coming of age events.
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
FOR MEN ONLY!
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 10:30—11:30 A.M.
FREE/JCC MEMBERS;
NON-MEMBERS/$5.00 PER SESSION
FACILITATOR: LINCOLN RICHMAN
The JCC Men’s Group is devoted to semi-retired and retired men
who are looking for a meaningful social activity for relaxation,
learning and friendly interaction with men of a similar age.
October 5, 2016: Columbus Day
In school, we were taught that Christopher Columbus was a daring explorer who discovered
America. In recent years, however, revisionist historians have painted Columbus as a genocidal
maniac who murdered indigenous peoples all through the New World. What do we think of
revisionist history? Is it better for America’s school children to hear the sanitized stories we
learned as children, or should students today learn the revisionist version of Columbus’s story?
October 12, 2016: NO MEN’S CLUB. JCC CLOSED FOR YOM KIPPUR
October 19, 2016: Taxes
As the old saying goes, there are only two things on which you count in life: death and taxes.
Today we will talk about taxes. If you could change America’s tax policies, what would that look
like?
October 26, 2016: Prostitution
Known as the oldest profession, prostitution has existed since the dawn of humankind. Illegal in
most places, prostitution is now being re-examined by public policy experts. Amnesty
International, the human rights organization, has recently called for the decriminalization of sex
work globally. What are your thoughts? Should prostitution be legal? If so, what should be the
parameters?
QUESTIONS? PLEASE CALL DIANE MAEL OR SUE HORWITZ
AT 732-494-3232
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
With Bob Galante
Whether you are a news “junkie” or
just want to stay abreast of all that is
happening in our fast-paced, world-wide,
24-hour news environment, you’ll want to
attend this stimulating class.
Engage in fascinating discussions
that look at the top news stories of the
day from different perspectives and put them in context.
Never been to our JCC Current Events class before? Join us on September 9 as our
guest…..we know you’ll want to register for the entire season!
Bob Galante graduated from Franklin and Marshall College with a BA in Government and
French and began his teaching in the Archdiocese of Newark. While teaching, Mr. Galante
earned a Masters of Arts in Teaching Social Studies from Fairleigh Dickinson University in
Teaneck. Bob has been recognized for his work as an educator earning several professional
accolades.
DATES: SESSION 1: FRIDAYS, SEPT. 9, 16, 23, 30, OCT. 7
& 14, 2016
SESSION 2: FRIDAYS OCT. 21, 28, NOV. 4, 11,
18, DEC. 2, 2016 (No class Nov. 25)
TIME:
COST:
10:00 –11:30 AM
Each 6-week session: $48/ JCCMC Member;
$60/ Non-member
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
INSTRUCTOR: Barry Galitzer
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese tradition that is practiced today as a
graceful form of exercise. It involves a series of movements performed in a
slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing.
Barry Galitzer has been active in martial arts for the past 40 years. He has a black
belt in Isshin Shorin-Ryu karate. His Tai Chi studies started in 1992. He suffered a back
injury which herniated his two lower lumbar discs causing a lot of pain. Soon after he
started studying Tai Chi with Master Shu Chao Hua of
Fanwood. He learned 24, 37, and 48 forms as well as
chikung exercises. Through her teaching he healed his
back and became her assistant teacher.
Barry started teaching Tai Chi part time in Westfield
in the evenings and at South Plainfield Adult School for the
past 15 years. Presently he teaches 7 classes a week with
varied age adults and many senior citizens with disabilities.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12, 19, 26, OCTOBER 10, 31,
NOVEMBER 7, 14, 21, 2016
9:00-10:00 AM
FREE for Community Campus Member; $36 LIVE
WELL @ the JCC Membership for non-members entitles
one to attend all LIVE WELL @ the JCC Wellness classes
for 12 months. MUST REGISTER!!!
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
TELLING & WRITING STORIES
FROM OUR LIFETIMES
DATES:
MONDAYS,
SEPTEMBER 12, 2016
OCTOBER 10, 2016
TIME:
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
NEW MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
FREE TO COMMUNITY CAMPUS MEMBERS
Everyone has a story in them.
Our workshop is a comfortable setting for sharing your
written memories. The members appreciate each other’s
work. We don’t criticize—so feel free to write and share your
efforts. It’s a rewarding experience.
QUESTIONS? Contact Thelma Purdy at 732-494-3232 Ext. 3604
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
The Election
Presenter: Dr. Anthony Troncone
As one of the more interesting and in
some ways entertaining elections in recent
times, the 2016 presidential election reflects an
ongoing ideological divide in America and the
weaknesses of the two party system to field
candidates acceptable to large numbers of
voters. In exploring this, the discussion will
focus on the disparate roles that ethnicity,
gender, and ideology have played in shaping
the views articulated by the candidates.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
10:30 LECTURE FOLLOWED BY LUNCH
Until September 8
$19/ JCCMC Member; $22/Non-member
Sept. 9-12
Late Fee will be applied. No Exceptions!
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
MENU
Chicken
Francais
Rice
Salad
Dessert
Coffee
Tea
Sofonisba Anguissola
and the National Museum of
Women in the Arts
A 2-Part Presentation
Presenter: Dr. Barbara Tomlinson
Part 1
Sofonisba Anguissola was probably the most
interesting Renaissance painter you've never heard
of. Her life story is more exciting and complex than a
novel, and her art was appreciated by the likes of
Michelangelo and Rubens. Come experience her work.
Part 2
Learn about the Museum that rescued Sofonisba
Anguissola from oblivion and put her back in the
history books, the National Museum of Women in
the Arts. This museum in Washington is the only
one of its kind in the world and the story of its
origins and growth is almost as inspirational as
that of Sofonisba herself.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
PART 1- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2016
PART 2- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
10:30 AM
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
31
CLOSED
Sunday
25
18
11
4
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Senior Club Trip to
Atlantic City
8:45 AM
Tai Chi 9-10
Tai Chi 9-10
Writing Workshop
10:00 AM
Tai Chi 9-10
CLOSED FOR
LABOR DAY
26
19
12
5
20
21
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
1930s
1:30 PM
28
Art Topics:
Nat’l Museum of Women
in Arts 10:30 AM
27
7
14
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Mah Jongg
12:30 PM
1:00—4:00 PM
Duplicate Bridge
Mah Jongg
12:30 PM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Hamilton Tour
Mah Jongg
12:30 PM
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Mah Jongg
12:30 PM
Zumba Gold 9-10
10:30 AM
Harp Concert
1:30 PM
Art Topics:
Sofonisba Anguissola
Zumba Gold 9-10
NOSH ‘N
KNOWLEDGE
Presidential Election
10:30 AM
13
Zumba Gold 9-10
Zumba Gold 9-10
Readers-on-the-Go
10:00 AM
Jewbadors
1:30 PM
6
15
22
Canasta 2-4 PM
Canasta 7-9 PM
29
Senior Club
Luncheon 11:30 AM
Canasta 2-4 PM
Canasta 7-9 PM
Canasta 2-4 PM
Canasta 7-9 PM
Senior Club Board
Meeting
Canasta 2-4 PM
Canasta 7-9 PM
Senior Club
Luncheon 11:30 AM
8
Friday
9
2
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
30
Current Events 1011:30
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
23
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
16
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
JCC CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE
Monday
Saturday
JCC SENIOR CALENDAR OF EVENTS — SEPTEMBER 2016
24
17
10
3
9
2
30
CLOSES AT 4:00
23
CLOSES AT 4:00
16
CLOSES AT 4:00
Sunday
3
31
24
Senior Club Trip to
Atlantic City
8:45 AM
Tai Chi 9-10 AM
CLOSED FOR
SHEMINI
ATZERET
JCC
JCC
CLOSED FOR
SUKKOT
17
Tai Chi 9-10 AM
Writing Workshop
10:00 AM
10
CLOSED FOR
ROSH HASHANAH
COMMUNITY CAMPUS
Monday
4
CLOSED FOR
SIMCHAT
TORAH
JCC
JCC
CLOSED FOR
SUKKOT
25
18
CLOSES AT 4:00
11
CLOSED FOR
ROSH HASHANAH
COMMUNITY
CAMPUS
Tuesday
5
19
26
Mah Jongg 12:30 PM
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Mah Jongg 12:30 PM
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
Sukkot Dinner 6:30
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
CLOSED FOR
YOM KIPPUR
COMMUNITY CAMPUS
12
Mah Jongg 12:30 PM
Duplicate Bridge
1:00—4:00 PM
Men’s Club
10:30 AM
Wednesday
13
6
Senior Sukkot
Luncheon
11:30 AM
27
20
Senior Club Board
Meeting
Senior Club
Luncheon
11:30 AM
Thursday
7
28
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
21
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
14
Bridge Group
12:45-3:30 PM
Friday
JCC SENIOR CALENDAR OF EVENTS — OCTOBER 2016
Saturday
29
22
15
8
1
Come and enjoy the beautiful sounds of the harp!
This program by internationally known harpist Karen Stern
will include music in a variety of styles, ranging from the Baroque
(Handel) to the Romantic (Debussy) to the contemporary
(Gershwin), something for everyone.
Karen Stern is a busy harpist in the New York area. She
enjoys performing in concerts like this; sharing music in an
atmosphere that is intimate and with easy access to all.
Karen performed regularly with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra for
many years. She participated in the orchestra's two trips to Ireland, can be
heard on several of their CDs, and was soloist with them in Mozart’s Concerto
for Flute and Harp during their 1997 Mozart Festival. Other orchestral
experience includes performances with American Symphony Orchestra, NYC
Ballet, American Ballet Theater, NYC Opera and Broadway shows.
Her career has been varied, from providing music for high tea at the
Waldorf and aboard cruise ships, to traveling to Budapest with the New York
Harp Ensemble to record an album with Hungarian opera star Eva Marton. The
Levin/Stern Flute and Harp Duo, with flutist Sharon Levin, was presented in their
NY debut recital at Weill Recital Hall, as winners of the Young Artists Chamber
Music Award, and have concertized in the US, Europe, South and Central
America.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
1:30 PM
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Presenter: Professor Eugene Lieber
Following his highly
acclaimed lecture about the
1920s earlier this year, Professor
Lieber returns to discuss the
1930s. He will focus on the
impact of the Great Depression
and how President Herbert
Hoover and President Franklin
Roosevelt dealt with it.
Gene Lieber will further discuss
the successes and failures of the
New Deal, the results, and the short-term and long-term
impact of the role of the Federal Government. Don’t miss
this wonderful history lesson!
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
1:30 PM
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Under A Sukkot Sky
A Community Celebration
Wednesday, October 19, 2016 6:30pm Sharp
at the JCC of Middlesex County, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison, NJ 08820
The entire community is invited to join us in celebrating the holiday of SUKKOT
in the JCC’s beautifully decorated SUKKAH. The evening’s program includes
dinner, dessert, entertainment and fun for the young and the not
not--so
so--young!
Cost: $5/member; $8/non
$8/non--member
(Sorry, no refunds)
SPACE IS LIMITED!
Registration w/payment must be received by 10/10!!
In case of inclement weather, program will take place indoors.
For more information, contact 732
732--494
494--3232.
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the holiday together!
Fill out the form below and return to: JCC of Middlesex County, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison, NJ 08820
UNDER A SUKKOT SKY, 10/19/16 6:30 p.m. - Registration deadline a MUST by 10/10/16.
NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
E-MAIL:
NUMBER OF ADULTS:
NUMBER OF CHILDREN:
MEMBER:
NON-MEMBER:
Join us as we discuss the holiday of Sukkot and enjoy lunch and great
entertainment outside in our beautiful sukkah.
In case of inclement weather, the program will take place in our gym.
Don’t miss out on this special JCC program!
Entertainment provided by Andrew Foote and Adrianne Hick
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
Thursday, October 20, 2016
11:30 AM
Early Bird by Oct 5: $9/member; $12/non-member
Registration Oct 6-9: $12/member; $15/non-member
SORRY, NO REFUNDS
NO REGISTRATION AFTER SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH! NO EXCEPTIONS!
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
BETTER TOGETHER
In It’s Second Year….
Looking for 11 seniors to share
“their life stories”
Rave reviews from this
year’s participants—
students and seniors
alike!!!
Join together at the JCC and
share an hour with eighth grade
girls from a local day school
approximately one Thursday a
month for 8 months.
Tentatively beginning in October
This program will afford the students an invaluable experience of learning from an
older generation: their experiences, life lessons, and courage. The seniors will in turn
engage with a younger generation interested in hearing their stories and eager to
record a life story. BETTER TOGETHER embodies core Jewish Values of
generational continuity, reverence of older people, and the obligation to learn from
history.
The BETTER TOGETHER program is funded by the Heritage Legacy Foundation
aimed at forming inter-generational connections. It will empower eighth graders of Yeshiva
Shaarei Tzion to connect with an older generation in Middlesex County and learn valuable
lessons and narratives from them through a series of monthly visits. Students will be well
prepared for their visits with tailored curricula of history, memoir writing and they will be
given the opportunity to reflect and record what they have learned. At the end of the year
they will compile their writings and present a video at a year-end banquet.
Contact Sue Horwitz at 732-494-3232 extension 3603 for
further information
or to become a part of “BETTER TOGETHER”
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
SENIOR ADULT CLUB OF THE
JCC OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Muriel Berger, President
President, Muriel Berger
Cynthia Steinberger, Vice President
Beverly Lazarowitz, Treasurer
Marilyn Lipshultz, Recording Secretary
Eileen Contrino
Mary Fasano
Doris Geller
Sunny Kaplan
Beverly Korman
Bob Lazarowitz
Virginia Sokolowski
Sandy Zelm
Belle Galpen, Immediate Past President
Welcome Fall!
First I would like to wish everyone a Healthy, Happy New Year. In September we
go back to having two luncheons every month. Be sure to sign up for our next Club
outing to Crystal Point Yacht Club to be entertained by Vinnie Talarico on November 9th.
We have always enjoyed his performances as he is a very talented and entertaining
performer.
For those of you who would like to learn Canasta, you are in luck. We now have
someone to teach you. In September Helaine Neiman will be doing just that. She is
certified by the Canasta League of America so be sure to sign up for her course. We
also have many wonderful lectures and presentations scheduled for the coming months.
Hope to see you ALL here at OUR JCC!
Muriel
Calendar – SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2016
Senior Club Luncheon
Senior Club trip to Atlantic City
Senior Sukkot Luncheon
Senior Club trip to Atlantic City
Thursday, Sept. 8 , 2016
Thursday, Sept. 22 , 2016
Monday, Sept. 26, 2016
Monday, October 31, 2016
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
JOIN THE MEMBERS OF THE JCC
SENIOR ADULT CLUB AT RESORTS IN
ATLANTIC CITY. WHETHER YOU LIKE TO
PLAY THE SLOTS, OR SIT AT THE
BLACKJACK TABLES, A FUN-FILLED DAY
AWAITS YOU !!!!!!!!!!!
DATES: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2016
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2016
IF THE WEATHER
LOOKS BAD PLEASE
CALL THE JCC
BEFORE YOU HEAD
OUT!
TIME:
8:30 am—LEAVE INMAN/GROVE
8:45 am—LEAVE JCC
5:00 pm—LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY
COST:
$30.00/PERSON, GRATUITIES INCLUDED
Get back $25 in slot dollars
(must be 21 years or older)
Please make checks payable to: JCC SENIOR ADULT CLUB
Choice of bus seat at time of payment
Sorry, non-refundable & non-transferable
Questions? Call JCC Front Desk Associate
At 732-494-3232
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Senior Club Trip to
Hunterdon Hills Playhouse
“ROCK, ROLL
& SOUL”
As the title suggests, the
show will feature some classic
rockin’ and soulful hits from
the 50s through the 70s, with a
special emphasis on the
legendary female vocalists
from that era.
Along with great voices, this
lively show will have
beautiful sets and costumes, along with our
phenomenal onstage orchestra!
Don’t Miss It!
Transportation, Gratuities,
Delicious Lunch and Sumptuous
Dessert Buffet Included!
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 2016
9:45 AM Pick up at Inman Grove Senior Housing
10:00 AM Depart JCC
$83/ JCC Senior Club Member; $85/ Non-member
Choose bus seat at time of registration
Sorry, No Refunds
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Must
Register by
October 14
SENIOR ADULT CLUB TRIP TO
CRYSTAL POINT YACHT CLUB
Vinnie Talarico
in
“Music of the Rat Pack”
Be entertained as Vinnie Talarico performs
the music of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and
Sammy Davis, Jr. Songs featured include “My
Way”, “Kick in the Head”, “I Gotta Be Me”, “New
York New York”, “That’s Life” to name just a
few! This is a must see performance!!
MENU
PLEASE READ:
Please note that due to the large numbers of people at the venue the Crystal Point
Yacht Club is strongly enforcing the following two policies:
1. Once you select your entrée choice at registration IT CANNOT BE CHANGED!
2. Once you are assigned a table number and seat location IT CANNOT BE
CHANGED!
DATE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2016
TIME: 10:30 AM Pick up at Inman Grove Senior Housing
10:45 AM Depart JCC
Approximate return time 4:00 PM
COST: $75/ JCC Senior Club Member; $78/ Non-member
Choose bus seat and entrée at time of registration
Sorry, No Refunds
** Reservations and payment no later than October 14, 2016
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
Fresh Mixed Garden
Salad
Fresh Baked Rolls
Entrée Choice:
Prime Rib served with
AuJus
Or
Panko encrusted
Tilapia
Or
Chicken Francaise
All entrees served with
vegetable and roasted
potatoes
Dessert:
Home-made Apple
Crisp with vanilla ice
cream
Coffee, tea & soft
drinks
Can’t get tickets to the play? Lucky enough to have seen the play and were inspired to
learn more? Then you’ll want to join us for this fascinating trip walking in Alexander Hamilton’s foot
steps.
Not even Pennsylvania Avenue invokes a greater image of power in the imagination than
the concrete canyons of Wall Street. The financial epicenter of American commerce and business,
its very name seems too large to be contained on the short narrow street itself and instead has
become a symbol of global finance.
Alexander Hamilton envisioned modern America and the seat of the nation's financial
power more accurately than any other Founding Father. Creating the Bank of New York in 1784 and
the First National Bank in 1790, he eventually restored national credit to a bankrupt country, and by
doing so birthed America’s most critical financial systems. Hamilton's vision has defined Wall Street
more than any other person in history to date.
This tour explores the city of New York in Hamilton's life, and the deep impression he left
behind. As we uncover the secrets behind his inexhaustible drive and his unimaginable
achievements, it explains his relentless effort to leave his bold impression on his adopted nation.
This tour will start at the Battery to recall the battles of the American Revolution and the toll New York paid for Independence
during the war, and will describe how Hamilton rose from Captain of an artillery company to the right hand of Washington himself.. We
will discuss the creation of the Federal Government of the United States as well as the 1st and 2nd Sessions of Congress and
numerous other events that took place at Federal Hall. We will also visit Trinity Church to pay tribute and respect to the Hamilton's at
their final resting place.
Jimmy Napoli has been a licensed N.Y.C. tour guide since 1996, specializing in the American Revolution, the creation of the
Federal Government of the United States of America, the abolition movement and women's suffrage. His main area of
interest and expertise is Alexander Hamilton. In 2007, Jimmy appeared in the PBS documentary "The American Experience:
Alexander Hamilton," written and directed by Middlemarch Films. Jimmy was published in 2012 in a re-edition of the classic
biography "George Washington: the Indispensable Man" by James Thomas Flexner, writing the additional essays and
providing historical consultation on this Sterling Publishing signature edition. He is also a frequent lecturer at Morris-Jumel
Mansion, George Washington's 1776 headquarters in Harlem, where he speaks about the lives and legacies of America's
Founding Father's. "I love sharing my passion for the history of New York and the ideals of our founding fathers with
visitors and locals alike," says Jimmy. "Those ideals are still very much alive today, and will forever be engraved on our city
streets."
"Napoli is a force of nature, with the energy of an entire cast of actors" NY Times
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016
Transportation leaves the JCC at 8:45 AM; Returns approx.4:00 PM
$68/ JCCMC Member; $79/ Non-member (includes transportation,
guided tour, and snack). Lunch is on your own.
Space is limited. Sorry, no refunds unless cancelled by the JCC.
Please register before September 1, 2016
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
JOIN US AS WE SPEND THE DAY ON THE LOWER EAST SIDE EXPLORING TWO
VASTLY DIFFERENT WAYS OF LIFE DURING THE 1800s AND EARLY 20th CENTURY
DURING GUIDED TOURS AT TWO LANDMARK NYC LOCATIONS.
THE MERCHANTS HOUSE MUSEUM
Through public programs and exhibitions,
restoration of its landmark building, and
conservation of its original collections, the
Museum educates the public about the domestic
life of a wealthy merchant family and their four
Irish servants, 1835-1865, when the mercantile
seaport of New York City emerged as a growing
metropolis.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
THE TENEMENT MUSEUM
Sweatshop Workers Tour Pay a visit to the Levine family’s garment
workshop and the Rogarshevskys’ Sabbath table
at the turn of the 20th century, when the Lower
East Side was the most densely populated place
in the world. Explore how immigrants balanced
work, family, and religion at a time of great
change.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016
Transportation leaves the JCC at 8:45 AM; Returns approx.5:30PM
$68 / JCCMC Member; $79 / Non-member (includes transportation,
2 guided tours, and snack). Lunch is on your own in the area.
Space is limited. Sorry, no refunds unless cancelled by the JCC.
Please register before November 8, 2016
Please note that both tours involve lots of stairs!
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
We are excited to announce our new program,
LIVE WELL @ THE JCC. Funded by a grant specifically
aimed at adults 55+ , the classes and lectures will focus on
health, fitness and wellness.
Beginning in September, there will be 3 - 8 week sessions
offering a variety of exercise classes and wellness lectures.
Zumba Gold begins Tuesday, September 6 at 9:00 AM and
Tai Chi will be offered on Mondays, 9-10 AM beginning
September 12, 2016.
The following are some of the options we may offer…
 Tai Chi
 Qi Gong
 Zumba Gold
 Chair Yoga
 Low Impact Cardio
 Jin Shin Jyutsu
 Reiki
 Meditation
 Whole Being
 CarFit
These opportunities are free to Community Campus
members. Non-members may join as a LIVE WELL@ the
JCC member for $36 annually. This will allow them to
participate in any and all LIVE WELL @ the JCC
programs.
REGISTRATION A MUST FOR MEMBERS
and NON-MEMBERS ALIKE
Look for additional information regarding this exciting new
program to help get you healthier, more fit and
well tuned into your body!
Please contact
Abby Eisner at [email protected]
with questions.
W
E
N
Pickleball
Want to get in on the latest activity in
adult communities throughout the
United States?
Pickleball was created with one thing in mind: fun.
It was designed to be easy to learn and play whether you’re five,
eighty-five or somewhere in between.
Pickleball is traditionally played on a badminton-sized court with special Pickleball
paddles, made of wood or high-tech aerospace materials. The ball used is similar to a
wiffle ball, but slightly smaller. The lower net and wiffle ball allow the game to be
accessible to people of all ages and abilities, while still allowing more competitive
players to test their mettle.
Learn the game Thursdays from 12:30-1:30 PM
in Gym A
Eight week session begins September 12, 2016
COST: $10/ JCCMC Member; $15/ Non-member
*********************
OPEN PICKLEBALL FOR JCCMC MEMBERS ONLY
Wednesdays, 8:00– 9:00 AM in GYM A
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
JCC WATER
AQUATICS CLASSES
AQUAFIT
Monday & Wednesday
11:00—11:45 AM
Instructor: Janice Clark
WATER WORKS
Thursday
11:00—11:45 AM
ARTHRITIS
FOUNDATION
AQUATIC PROGRAM
Tuesday & Friday
11:00—11:45 AM
Instructor: Laurie Post
JCC FITNESS
CLASSES WITH JANICE
BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 8
FITNESS OVER 50
Thursdays
10:15-10:55 AM
CHAIROBICS
Fridays, 9:00—9:40 AM
DO YOU HAVE SOME FREE TIME?
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL PRODUCTIVE?
BECOME A JCC VOLUNTEER!!
Inspired by the Jewish tradition of “Bikur Holim (visiting the
sick),” we are looking for volunteers who are interested in giving
back to the community by spending time with members from our
JCC family who are presently unable to get to the JCC; those who
are at home, in rehab or in assisted living facilities.
It is always nice to feel remembered!!
Anyone interested in making telephone calls to those
who might need to hear a caring voice, sending a card
or visiting those who might enjoy a conversation
or game of cards,
should call 732-494-3232.
Sue Horwitz – x3603
Jennine Shpigel – x3621
Lincoln Richman—x3627
JEWISH DIVORCE
SUPPORT GROUP at the JCC
W
E
If you are trying to navigate the rough waters
of divorce and separation you don’t have to do it
alone. Divorce and separation can be overwhelming.
If you are experiencing sorrow you are not alone. There
are others who feel (and have felt) your pain. This group is
intended to provide emotional support to persons going through
divorce or separation. Even in divorce there is still hope for a better future.
N
In this safe, Jewish setting, some topics we may explore include:
Adjusting from married life to single life
 Changes in your relationships with others
 Self Discovery
 Mourning the loss of your marriage
 Finding a compassionate support system
 Raising your self esteem
 Pursuing healthy relationships and dating
Dealing with anger, shame, doubt and rejection
 Visitation and co-parenting


Both women and men are welcome to attend this group which
will meet at the JCC for six weeks on Thursday evenings from 8:009:00 pm beginning November 3, 2016. Cost is $50. A short phone
intake is required prior to registration. Please call Lincoln Richman
at 732-494-3232 extension 3627.
Facilitator: Lincoln Richman, MSW
Lincoln holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work and Graduate
Certificate in Jewish Studies from Rutgers University.
DON’T GO IT ALONE. OTHERS CAN HELP.
1775 Oak Tree Road
732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
INTERNATIONAL
DANCE PARTY
Baila! Tanz! Odori! Danse! Ballo! De dans!
танец! Tantsima! Dança!
In any language, people love to dance. In this program, a
string duet proves it by showcasing favorite dance melodies and
folk songs from around the world. Clap your hands, tap your
toes and discover that “it’s a small world, after all!”
Sample repertoire:
RICHARD AND ROBERT SHERMAN “It’s a Small World”; IRISH TRADITIONAL
“Irish Washerwoman”; BIZET “Seguidilla” from Carmen; ITALIAN TRADITIONAL
“Tarantella”; OFFENBACH “Can-Can”; JOHANN STRAUSS “Vienna Life”;
MIDDLE EASTERN TRADITIONAL “Miserlou”; JOHANN STRAUSS Pizzicato
Polka; ALFVEN Swedish Rhapsody; BRAHMS Hungarian Dance No. 5;
TCHAIKOVSKY “Dance of the Little Swans”;
TRADITIONAL AUSTRALIAN “Waltzing
Matilda”; TRADITIONAL AMERICAN “Chicken
Reel”
* This program is lovingly sponsored in
memory of Claire Stern-Silver by her family
and friends. We are proud to honor Claire
in this manner as she appreciated culture
and enjoyed her time at our JCC.
DATE:
TIME:
COST:
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2016
3:00 PM
FREE* AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY AS
SPACE ALLOWS—PRE-REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED
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732-494-3232
www.jccmc.org
SHARE YOUR SIMCHA!!!
Have your children asked you what
you want for your birthday?
An anniversary?
Are you running out of ideas?
Do you want a new way
to honor or memorialize
a loved one?
Well, we have an idea for you—
Sponsor a program at the JCC, and
see the joy you can bring to so
many as a result of your
thoughtfulness.
To sponsor a program please
complete the bottom portion of this page
and send it in, with your check (payable
to the Jewish Community Center of
Middlesex County) to:
Sue Horwitz
Director of Senior Adult Services
JCC of Middlesex County
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
Sponsorships start at $150. To discuss
sponsorship opportunities call Sue
at 732-494-3232 extension 3603.
YES, I WOULD LIKE TO SPONSOR A PROGRAM!
YOUR NAME__________________________________________
YOUR ADDRESS_____________________________________________________
CITY/ STATE/ ZIP CODE_______________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER_____________________________________
AMOUNT ENCLOSED
CHOICE OF TYPE OF PROGRAM:



MUSIC
LECTURE
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
I would like to sponsor a program:

_________________ CHECK

_______________ CASH

_______________ CREDIT CARD
________________________________
________________________________

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In honor of _____________________________
In memory of________________________________________________
Other_______________________________________________________
I would like to support Learning Throughout Life programs. $_____________________ is enclosed
___________________________________________
Your signature
TO BETTER ACCOMODATE EVERYONE, PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE OF THE PROGRAMS
1775 Oak Tree Road
Edison, NJ 08820
732-494-3232
REGISTRATION
Name: _________________________________________________
NOSH & KNOWLEDGE—THE ELECTION
With Anthony Troncone
$16/ JCCMC Member; $19/ Non-mem
Until September 8
$19/ JCCMC Member; $22 Non-mem
Sept. 9-12
SOFONISBA ANGUISSOLA and the NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS
With Dr. Barbara Tomlinson
Part 1– Tues. Sept. 20
Part 2—Tues. Sept. 27
$16/ JCCMC Member
$22/ Non-member
HARP CONCERT
With Karen Stern
$8/ JCCMC Member
$11/ Non-member
THE 1930s
With Professor Eugene Lieber
Tuesday, Sept. 27
$8/ JCCMC Member
$11/ Non-member
UNDER A SUKKOT SKY—A COMMUNITY
CELEBRATION
Wednesday, October 19
$5/ JCCMC Member
$8/ Non-member
Registration WITH PAYMENT must be
received by October 10, 2016
SENIOR LUNCH IN THE SUKKAH
With Entertainment by Andrew Foote and Adrianne
Hick
Thursday, October 20
$9/JCCMC Member; $12/ Non-Member by
October 5
$12/JCCMC Member; $15/ Non-member
October 6-9
NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHAMBER
PLAYERS—International Dance Party
Sunday, November 20
FREE* AND OPEN TO THE
COMMUNITY AS SPACE ALLOWS
*Sponsored in memory of Claire Stern-Silver
TRIPS
HAMILTON’S NEW YORK—A Walking Tour with
Jimmy Napoli
Wednesday, September 14
$68/ JCCMC Member
$79/ Non-member
SENIOR CLUB TRIPS TO ATLANTIC CITY
Mondays, September 26 and October 31
$30/ per person (includes gratuity), checks
payable to JCC Senior Adult Club
SENIOR ADULT CLUB TRIP TO CRYSTAL POINT
YACHT CLUB
Wednesday, November 9
$75/ JCC Senior Club Member
$78/ Non-member
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVED
Merchants House Museum & the Tenement Museum
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
$68/ JCC Senior Club Member
$79/ Non-member
www.jccmc.org
“Community Is Our Middle Name”
732.494.3232
IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER
PLEASE CALL THE JCC
Adult / Senior Adult Programs
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2016
PROGRAM BOOKLET SPONSORED BY

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