Fall 2012 - JCC of Greater Rochester

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JCC Magazine
FALL 2012
Packed
with something
for everyone
For more information about the JCC Lane Dworkin Jewish Book Festival please visit rjbf.org.
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M
Many of our members have
expressed curiosity about the
Jewish holidays and the origins
of our fall 2012 holiday hours.
All Jewish holidays begin in
the evening, because a Jewish
“day” begins and ends
at sunset.
Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year.
It is observed for two days — this year,
beginning on the evening of September
16. Unlike the secular New Year, the
Jewish New Year is a more solemn time
of reflection and self-assessment.
Yom Kippur means “Day of Atonement.”
It is the holiest and most solemn day of
the Jewish Year on which Jews refrain
from eating or drinking in order to
focus solely on atonement. This year,
Yom Kippur begins on the evening of
September 25.
Sukkot means “booths.” The festival of
Sukkot is observed for seven days and
commemorates the Israelites’ journey
in the desert from slavery in Egypt to
freedom in the Promised Land. Jews
commonly build and decorate “sukkot”
— small booths that remind them of
the temporary booths built by the
Israelites wandering in the desert. This
year, Sukkot begins on the evening of
September 30.
Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah
immediately follow the seven-day
festival of Sukkot. The two-day festival
of “Rejoicing in the Laws” celebrates
the completion of the annual reading of
the Torah. Simchat Torah concludes the
fall holiday season. This year, Shemini
Atzeret begins on the evening of
October 7, and Simchat Torah begins on
the evening of October 8.
The JCC Welcomes its
Newest Board Members
Contents
In this issue
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Youth Fitness PLUS
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Fitness
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10 Children & Families
14 Cultural Arts
16 Adult Programs
22 Contributors
Features
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Congratulations to the Employees of the Month!
Eat Well, Live Well for Healthy Blood Pressure
JCC Partners with EnCompass 3D Program
Holiday Hours
Labor
DaySept 37am-1:30pm
Erev Rosh Hashanah Sept 16
8am-5:30pm
Rosh Hashanah 5772 Sept 17
Closed
Rosh Hashanah II
Sept 18
Closed
Erev Yom Kippur
Sept 25
5:30am-3:30pm
Yom Kippur
Sept 26
Closed
Erev SukkotSept 308am-5:30pm
Sukkot I
Oct 112-9:30pm
Sukkot IIOct 212-9:30pm
Sukkot VIIOct 78am-5:30pm
Shemini Atzeret
Oct 8
12-9:30pm
Simchat TorahOcto 912-9:30pm
ThanksgivingNov 227am-1:30pm
Labor Day Group Fitness Class Schedule
9am
BodyPump™ with Diane
Mixed-Levels Yoga with Abby
10:15am
Zumba® with Elyse and Mandi
Group Cycling with Diane
11:15am
Hi/Lo with Andrea
*All locker rooms will close 30 minutes later
Valerie Alhart
Bernard Birnbaum
Heads Up
Racquetball Court Closings Friday, Sept 28-Tuesday, Oct 2
Dance Studio Closings
Friday, Sept 28-Tuesday, Oct 2
Flu Shot Clinic Oct 7, 9am-1pm,Oct 11, 4-7pm, Nov 4, 9am-1pm
*Please call 461-2000, ext. 0 for details.
Program/class registration information is listed at
the bottom of each page.
Staci Henning
Sheila Konar
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Cover photo- Tammy Swales
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The JCC of Greater Rochester
will be relevant to every member
of our Jewish community.
The mission of the JCC is to
strengthen Jewish identity and
promote Jewish continuity through
all stages of life. This is accomplished
in an environment that provides
opportunities for meaningful
cultural enrichment, physical
well being and social, educational
and recreational experiences
for individuals and families.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
President
Jeremy Wolk
Vice Presidents
Burton Kleinman
Karen Menachof
Matt Ryen
Secretary
Daniel Goldstein
Treasurer
Robert Fogel
Directors
Marisa Kessler
Valerie Alhart
Bernard Birnbaum
Josef Kilimnick
Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick
Douglas Bennett
Sheila Konar
Nancy Bloom
Dawn Lipson
Loren Flaum
Daphne Futerman
Ralph Madeb
Jim Marsh
Justin Goldman
Noreen Salerno
Sharon Gray
Ron Von Perlstein
Staci Henning
Aaron Hiller
Karen Zivan
Chairman, Board of Governors:
Marshall Lesser
Executive Director: Leslie Berkowitz
Associate Executive Directors:
Eke Aiono
Tamara Cohen, CFRE
David J. Pieramico
Membership Director: Barbara Conklin
Marketing Director: Susan LaRosa
Graphic Designer: Lyndsay Thomas
JCC Magazine is published regularly by
Jewish Community Center of
Greater Rochester
1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
Contact us at (585) 461–2000
Or online at jccrochester.org
To advertise in the JCC Magazine,
call (585) 461–2000, ext. 258
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Dear JCC Members and Friends,
We at the JCC work to fulfill our commitment to the values of Community (Kehilla), Charity (Tzedakah) and
making the world a better place (Tikkun Olam) in many ways. One of these ways is to expand our presence
in the Jewish and secular community through the enhancement and development of new and rewarding
relationships and partnerships. We are humbled by the commitment and camaraderie of our community! We
thought that you would be interested in learning about some of these partnerships. In an effort to bring you rich
cultural arts programs, collaborations and partnerships have been established with a myriad of organizations
including TYKEs Theatre, TheatreROCS, Cultural Classic, the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater
Rochester, PUSH Physical Theatre and Rochester Children’s Theatre. Through our Jewish Film Festival we
collaborated with Jewish Senior Life™, George Eastman House/Dryden Theatre, The Little Theater, The Reel
Mind Theatre and Film Series, Polish Film Festival and High Falls Film Festival.
We recently hosted an exhibition from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum entitled “Nazi
Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945.” This project became a community collaboration including the
Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley, Temple B’rith Kodesh, Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester, Nazareth
College, Temple Sinai, WXXI, ImageOut, Mark Siwiec & Associates, Oasis Rochester, PFLAG, VisitRochester,
Brighton Memorial Library and Monroe Community College.
We are proud to be in our third year of providing physical education classes for eighth graders from the Urban
Choice Charter School and completing our third year of summer programs for approximately 50 foster
children through EnCompass. With our partnership with Upstate New York Families for Effective Autism
Treatment (UNYFEAT), parents and their children to come to the JCC each week for programs in the
In Zone.
Finally, we are extremely thrilled to announce our newest collaboration. Commencing this October, the JCC
and Jewish Family Service will establish a Family Resource Center on the Edgewood Campus of the JCC. In
keeping with the mission of both institutions, our primary goal is to create a program that promotes a more
age-integrated Jewish community by encouraging improved communication, understanding, and quality of life
among older adults, families and youth.
The Resource Center will provide counseling services, case management and programs designed to:
• Enhance opportunities for adults and youth to interact and learn from one another while fostering respect
between generations and appreciation of diversity;
• Arm teachers, counselors and families with tools to create safe and positive learning environments for JCC
children who struggle to learn, have developmental delays, or other special needs; and
• Afford senior adults and their caregivers with person-focused, coordinated programs and services designed to
enhance independence and wellness, including healthy eating habits through nutritional education, cooking
demonstrations and promoting of cooking clubs.
We will be sending you additional information about the Family Resource Center within the next couple of
months. As always we encourage your feedback and ideas about all of our programs and services.
Finally, as we approach 5773, the Jewish New Year, please accept our best wishes to you and your family for a
happy, healthy, prosperous and peaceful Shanah Tova!
Leslie Berkowitz
Executive Director
Jeremy Wolk
President, JCC Board of Directors
Congratulations to the Employees of the Month!
MEGAN TAYLOR (May)
Megan took the initiative to train our Coffee Shop staff, which lead to better
customer service and consistent product preparation. She quickly covered an
opening shift and volunteers to work when needed. JCC members and staff alike
praise Megan for helping members in various ways, suggesting new Coffee Shop
offerings for customers, and so much more.
SUSAN LAROSA (June)
Susan has done an amazing job revamping the JCC website over the past few
months. The new site is beautifully designed, much more user-friendly, and jampacked with information on all of our programs and services. Susan continues to
market the JCC’s programs, classes, and events to our members and community
in the most innovative, efficient, and cost-effective ways through print, TV, and
social media. She has implemented twice-a-year open houses, established
Groupon accounts for JCC membership and camps, and provided area schools
with promotional materials.
EILEEN HAJDUK (July)
Eileen was very helpful in assisting the two-year-old lead teachers by creating
Teacher Work Schedules for their classrooms. She created a chart for staff to use
in order to see when teacher coverage was needed the most. Eileen was asked
by our Assistant Director to compile class lists for each room, outlining drop-off
and pick-up times. This project required plenty of work, but Eileen is the type of
person who is always happy to lend a helping hand!
Eat Well, Live Well for Healthy Blood Pressure
New JCC Program Promotes Health and Wellness
Research shows that one out of three adults in our community has high blood pressure. An
estimated 33 percent are at risk of developing this condition, which causes stroke, heart disease,
kidney disease, and other serious illnesses. Known as the “silent killer,” high blood pressure often
has no warning signs or symptoms and is a leading cause of death.
The concern about this serious illness prompted the formation of the Eat Well, Live Well for
Healthy Blood Pressure program. It is funded by the Wegman Family Charitable Foundation and
overseen by the Rochester Business Alliance (RBA) and Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency
(FLHSA). The program works with physician practices, businesses, faith-based organizations, and
community groups — including the JCC — to raise awareness and educate people about high
blood pressure, and also to provide free screenings.
Ruby Bowers, a JCC
employee, sings praises
of the Eat Well, Live
Well for Healthy Blood
Pressure program.
“I chose the program
because I needed to
become more aware
of my daily sodium
intake.” At Stage 2
hypertensive, she knew
that healthy changes
were necessary. Ruby
notes, “After learning
the basics of managing
my blood pressure,
reading nutrition
facts and choosing
low-sodium foods, I
now feel I have more
control over my blood
pressure.” Ruby’s blood
pressure is now at
Stage 1 and continues
to decrease!
“It’s great to work with health-minded community organizations like the JCC,” said Wade
Norwood, director of Community Engagement at FLHSA. “It’s thanks to our collaboration with
organizations like the JCC that we can make a difference to improve the health of people in
our community.”
The JCC joined Eat Well, Live Well in March of 2012 when it began offering classes designed
to help members achieve healthy blood pressure. Led by Phyllis Jackson, R.N., community
engagement specialist at FLHSA, the nine-session course informed participants about the lifestyle
choices that help control blood pressure, including stress reduction, diet, and regular exercise. A
JCC member, Sharon Stall, R.D., also provided counseling and support to participants.
Art Moore and his wife, Linda, participated in the first course. “I joined the group because Linda
twisted my arm,” said Moore. “I figured I knew as much as I needed to know about high blood
pressure. Boy, was I wrong!” The Moores found the small group setting ideal and were able
to apply what they learned to their daily lives. Their efforts have paid off: diagnosed with prediabetes, Linda was able to reverse the diagnosis in a few short months!
What is
Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure is the force of blood against the walls of the
arteries. It rises and falls throughout the day. Blood pressure
that stays elevated over time is called high blood pressure
or hypertension.
A blood pressure check will help determine if you have
normal blood pressure, prehypertension, or hypertension.
Many factors influence a person’s chance of having high blood pressure:
• Family history
• Ethnicity (more common among African Americans)
• Age (more common among older individuals)
• Weight
• Lack of physical activity
• Smoking
• Diet
• Alcohol
• Stress
More information about blood pressure health is available at eatwelllivewell.org.
JCC’s Yachad - Access to Community Receives Award for
Superior Programming
The Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester annually presents awards in honor of superior
programming produced in the Rochester Jewish community. This year’s Elmer Louis Award was
presented to two deserving programs at the Annual Meeting.
The JCC was presented with the 2012 Elmer Louis Award for Yachad - Access to Community. Jewish
Family Service of Rochester received the award for the Brighton Food Cupboard.
Access to Community (Yachad means “together” in Hebrew) is designed to enrich the lives of
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Yoga for Kids
Mondays, Sept 10-Dec 3,
4-4:45pm (no class Sept 17, Oct 8,
and Nov 12)
Ages 6-12, Auditorium C
Classes explore yoga poses,
breathing exercises, and relaxation
techniques. For more information,
contact Randy Quarles at ext.
291 or [email protected].
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
Flag Football
more information, contact Randy
Quarles at ext. 291 or rquarles@
jccrochester.org.
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
Youth Karate
Thursdays, Sept 13-Dec 6, 6pm
Auditorium C
This is a Japanese style of
karate — strictly non-contact in
all punching and kicking. Learn
intelligent training techniques,
emphasizing self-defense, fitness,
self-control, respect, discipline, and
development of character, as well
as the ability to stand up to peer
pressure, bullying, and negative
influences.
Instructor: Seth Silver
For more information, contact
Randy Quarles at ext. 291 or
[email protected].
Member: $50
Non Member: $75
Tuesdays, Sept 11-Nov 13, 4pm
(no class Sept 18 and 25)
Grades 1-6, Athletic Field
This program incorporates football
instruction, practice, and games.
Kids will learn the basics of football
and gain a positive introduction to
team sports. No contact play. For
more information, contact Randy
jccrochester.org.
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Member: $35
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Non Member: $55
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J-Crew Fitness Club
Tuesday, Sept 11-Dec 3, 4pm
Ages 8-11
Downstairs Fitness Center
J-Crew is a supervised program
that will provide instruction in
the proper use of resistance
training equipment and fitness
center etiquette while improving
all-around fitness levels. Upon
completion of this class,
participants will be issued a
certificate of completion that will
allow them access to the fitness
center when accompanied
by a parent.
[email protected].
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
Youth Basketball
Wednesdays, Sept 12-Dec 12
(no class Sept 26 and Nov 21)
Grades K-2: 4pm, Gym
Grades 3-6: 4:45pm, Gym
Classes will focus on the
development of individual skills
and understanding the game. For
KID FIT CLASSES
Thursdays, Sept 13-Dec 13,
4:45pm (no class Nov 22)
Ages 6-12
This program will include
activities designed to raise fitness
levels, improve coordination,
and boost self-esteem. For more
information, contact Randy
jccrochester.org.
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
KIDS
GET
FIT
Register now for programs!
Three easy ways!
Table Tennis
Tuesdays, Sept 11-Dec 4, 6pm
Ages 6-12
Sports Lounge
Learn the rules and strategies
behind this fast-paced game.
Develop serve, backhand,
forehand, and volley techniques.
Instructor: Iosif Moscovici
[email protected].
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
Junior and Adult Indoor
Tennis at The
Harley School
Session 1
Sundays, Sept 16-Oct 14,
1-2:30pm
Mondays, Sept 17-Oct 15,
5:30-7:30pm
Tuesdays, Sept 18-Oct 16,
7:30-9:30pm (adults)
Wednesdays, Sept 19-Oct 17,
5:30-7pm
Fridays, Sept 21-Oct 19,
5:30-7:30pm
Saturdays, Sept 15-Oct 13,
2-3:30pm
Session 2
Sundays, Nov 11-Dec 9,
1-2:30pm
Mondays, Nov 5-Dec 3,
5:30-7:30pm
Tuesdays, Nov 6-Dec 4,
7:30-9:30pm (adults)
Wednesdays, Nov 7-Dec 12,
5:30-7pm
Fridays, Nov 2-Dec 7,
5:30-7:30pm
Saturdays, Nov 10-Dec 8,
2-3:30pm
Ages 4+
All skill levels will learn basic
strokes and how to incorporate
these strategies into your tennis
matches.
Instructor: Dave Strebel, USPTA Pro
Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or
[email protected].
Registration is through Dave
Strebel at The Harley School.
Registration forms are available at
the Main Desk.
1.5-Hour Classes: $140
2-Hour Classes: $175
1 ONLINE @ jccrochester.org
Sundays, Sept 23-Nov 25,
1:30-2:15pm
Grades K & 1, Gym
Perfect start for young soccer
players or those with some
experience. Work on fundamentals
with real team play action.
Instructor: Dave Rogachefsky
For more information, contact Randy
jccrochester.org.
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
Indoor Soccer League
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Sundays, Sept 23-Dec 9, Gym
Elementary B League:
2:20-3:30pm (grades 2-3)
Elementary A League:
3:40-4:50pm (grades 4-6)
Sundays, Oct 21-Dec 16
Secondary B League:
5-6pm (grades 6-9)
jccrochester.org.
Member: $45
Non Member: $65
Toddler Gym Classes
Sept 10-Dec 6, Gym
(no class Sept 17, 18, 25/Oct 1, 2,
8, 9/Nov 22)
Mondays, 10:30-11am
Tuesdays, 9:15-9:45am
Thursdays, 9-9:30am
Ages 3-4
jccrochester.org.
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
In Zone
Hours of Operation
Sunday10am-4pm
Monday-Thursday3-8pm
Friday3-5:30pm
Saturday 12-4pm
Holiday Hours
Monday, Sept 3
9am-1:30pm
Monday, Sept 17 Closed
Tuesday, Sept 18 Closed
Wednesday, Sept 26
Closed
Monday, Oct 8
2-8pm
Monday, Nov 12
2-8pm
Tuesday, Nov 21 2-8pm
Thursday, Nov 22
9am-1:30pm
Friday, Nov 23
2-5:30pm
Saturday Night Live at
the JCC
Oct 20 and Nov 17, 6-8:30pm
jccrochester.org.
Member: $20
Non Member: $25
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Pre-K and Kindergarden
Age Physical Activity Class
Sept 11-Dec 6, Gym
(no class Sept 18, Oct 2, 9/Nov 22)
Tuesdays and Thursdays,
10am and 2pm
Understand fundamental skills of
a range of team sports, increase
coordination, and improve strength
and agility. For more information,
contact Randy Quarles at ext. 291 or
[email protected].
Member: $35
Non Member: $55
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Indoor Soccer Clinic
JCC Partners with
To Help Foster Children Thrive & Grow
The EnCompass 3D Program is an academically-based summer
enrichment opportunity supporting the academic and social skills for
children in foster care. EnCompass: Resources for Learning provides
academic support and tutoring services to youth in Rochester and the
surrounding communities serving at-risk youth in school and communitybased programs.
The JCC of Greater Rochester has partnered with the EnCompass
3D Program to provide fitness, wellness and recreation programs.
This includes activities such as orienteering, youth fitness classes,
an InterActive play area and swimming lessons. In its third year, this
partnership has provided services, education and recreation programs
for more than 135 youth between the ages of 6 and 13.
“EnCompass is delighted to partner with the JCC to
provide these enrichment opportunities for at-risk youth.”
– Lisa Record, Vice President, Development
YOUTH FITNESS
CALL 585.461.2000 + extension listed with each program
3 EMAIL address listed with each program
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22nd Annual JCC
Bruegger’s Bagel 5K
Road Race
Sept 9, 9:30am
Challenge yourself! The first 300
registrants will receive a longsleeve t-shirt and coupon for three
free bagels! For more information,
contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or
[email protected].
Registration: $20
On and After August 29: $25
Group Fitness
Dance Party
Sept 8, 6-8:30pm
Auditorium
You’ve been practicing your dance
moves all summer in Line Dance,
SoulSweat™, and Zumba®. Now
it’s time to show off what you’ve
learned! Join us for a fun, casual
evening of dancing under the
disco ball. For more information,
contact Becky Devlin at ext. 271 or
[email protected].
Free
FITNESS
TRX Group Classes on
the Suspension Trainer
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TRX Studio
Fall session begins Sept 10. Eightweek small group classes (limit 10
per class). For more information,
contact Becky Devlin at ext. 271
or [email protected].
The fall schedule is available at
jccrochester.org.
Member: $120
Non Member: $160
Pilates Reformers
and Chairs
Begins Sept 10, Pilates Studio
Small Group Classes
(8 weeks; limit 4 per class)
Member: $200
Non Member: $280
Private Sessions
30-minute intro session
Member: $25 Non Member: $30
1 session
3 sessions
Member: $144
Non Member: $160
5 sessions
Member: $225
Non Member: $250
10 sessions
Member: $400
Non Member: $450
Semi-Private (2-person) Sessions
(participants are responsible for
finding a partner prior to booking
session; price is per person)
1 session
3 sessions
5 sessions
10 sessions
Becky Devlin at ext. 271 or
[email protected]. The
fall schedule is available at
jccrochester.org.
Nutrition Counseling
Remembering
Norman Lank, A Friend to
So Many
With over 10 years of nutrition
counseling experience, Miriam
Steinberg, Ph.D., will work privately
with you to tailor a unique
program that fits seamlessly into
your lifestyle.
4-Week Program
(initial one-hour consultation and
three follow-up visits)
Member: $125
Non Member: $150
1-Hour Session
Member: $50
Non Member: $60
30-Minute Follow-Up Session
Member: $30
Non Member: $40
For more information and
scheduling, call Miriam
Steinberg at ext. 857.
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member of
the JCC’s
Aquaerobics
class, Norman
firmly believed
that water
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there for
support or to lend a hand,
Norman helped many JCC
members over the years. His
long friendships with so many
members — particularly, in the
pool and Men’s Spa — will
be deeply missed.
The Aquatics Department
greatly appreciates the generous
Lank Family donation, which
has allowed the Department
to purchase seven water bikes
for the pool and make muchneeded improvements to the
pool patio.
Three easy ways!
Thank you,
Lank Family!
Adult Table Tennis
Tuesdays, Sept 11-Dec 27, 7-9pm
(no class Sept 18 and 25, Oct 2
and 9), Gym
Learn the rules and strategies
behind this fast-paced game.
Develop serve, backhand,
forehand, and volley techniques.
Please bring your own paddle.
Instructor: Iosif Moscovici
Eke Aiono at ext. 270 or eaiono@
jccrochester.org.
Member: $60
Non Member: $80
Begins on Sept 24, Gym
Enjoy 10 weeks of competitive
play with rotating partners, three
skill levels, lots of fun, and a great
way to improve your game. This
league is limited to 36 players. For
more information, contact Brian
Dengler at ext. 248 or bdengler@
jccrochester.org.
Member: $30
Non Member: $35
JCC Men’s Over 30
Wednesday Night
Basketball League
Wednesdays, 7-9:30pm
(10 weeks, plus playoffs)
Registration opens Oct 3,
scrimmages begin Nov 7, and
league games start Dec 5. Teams
will be created by those registered
by Dec 3. Registration after Dec
5 will only be on an as-needed
basis. Game shirts and referees
are provided, and there will be
an award banquet at the end of
the season. For more information,
contact Brian Dengler at ext. 248 or
[email protected].
Member: $100
Member Registration After
Nov 30: $125
Non Member: $175
Adult Karate
Wednesdays, Oct 3-Dec 26, 7-9pm
Auditorium
Experience training for your mind
and body with a non-contact and
non-violent workout. Learn effective
self-defense and sparring, as well
as pre-set patterns (katas) that
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simulate self-defense situations
against imaginary attackers.
Instructor: Seth Silver
Eke Aiono at ext. 270 or eaiono@
jccrochester.org.
Member: $125
Non Member: $150
Stretching the Limits I
(Beginner)
Tuesdays and Fridays,
9:30-10:30am (begins Sept 21)
This class is designed for those who
have limited ability when it comes
to walking or getting up from a
chair. No floor work is performed
in this class; all exercises may be
performed in a chair.
Stretching the Limits II
(Intermediate)
Member Connections
Nov 7
Come to the JCC and enjoy…
Fitness challenge • New fitness
assessments • Functional
movement screening • TRX demos
15-minute group training demos •
Kids’ program
Free 10-minute chair massage with
Cherie • Free wine tasting (kosher
and non-kosher) from 6:30-8pm.
Shara Chisholm at ext. 269. Preregistration is requested by Nov 2
at the Main Desk. Watch for specific
times for the activities listed above.
Wellness
Programs
Stretching the Limits
Parkinson’s Classes
This is a series of eight-week group
exercise classes designed for
individuals with varying stages of
Parkinson’s disease.
Benefits include:
• Improved flexibility of lower back
and hip flexors, posture,
and balance
• Increased body awareness
• Strength building and
ability to get up from
chair or floor
(functional
exercises
included)
• Exercise modifications to meet
individual needs
An evaluation must be completed
by participants in order to be
placed into one of the
following classes:
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Indoor Pickleball Ladder
League
Tuesdays and Thursdays,
3-4pm (begins Sept 20)
are mobile and can move around
with limited assistance. Classes will
include functional exercises, such as
getting up and down from a chair at
the hand rail and gait training.
Stretching the Limits II
(Advanced)
Mondays and Wednesdays,
11:50am-12:50pm
(begins Sept 24)
are mobile and can move around
without assistance. Classes include
functional exercises, such as getting
up and down from the floor and
gait training. This class incorporates
quicker movements and fasterpaced exercises — similar to
those in Stretching the Limits II
(Intermediate).
For more information or to
schedule an evaluation, contact
Becky Devlin at ext. 271 or bdevlin@
jccrochester.org.
$100 — subsidies available
Joints in Motion
Mondays, Sept 10-Dec 17,
1:15-2:15pm
(12 weeks; no class Sept 17,
Oct 1 and 8)
Swimming Pool
Taught by a Certified Arthritis
Instructor, this class is ideal for
anyone suffering from range of
motion or flexibility problems.
Starr Greenwood at ext. 267 or
[email protected].
Member: $48
Non Member: $60
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CHILDREN & FAMILIES
Swim Schedule Fall 2012
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Member registration
opens Aug 19.
Non Member registration
begins Sept 2.
Sundays, Sept 9-Dec 9 (13
weeks; no class Nov 25)
Member: $130
Non Member: $195
Tuesdays, Oct 16-Dec 11
(9 weeks)
Member: $90
Non Member: $135
Wednesdays, Sept 12-Dec 12
(12 weeks; no class Sept 26 and
Nov 21)
Member: $120
Non Member: $180
Thursdays, Sept 13-Dec 13
(13 weeks; no class Nov 22)
Member: $130
Non Member: $195
Tiny Tots and Parents
Sundays, 10-10:30am
Ages 10 months-2 years
Minimum: 4, Maximum: 12
Become comfortable in the water
through water games, blowing
bubbles, kicking, and floating.
Advanced Tiny Tots and
Parents
Sundays, 10:30-11am
Ages 3-4
Become comfortable in the water
through blowing bubbles, kicking,
floating, arm stroke, and water
safety skills.
Level 1
Sundays, 11-11:30am
Tuesdays, 5-5:30pm
Thursdays, 4:30-5pm
Ages 4-5
This class includes water
adaptation, kicking, floating,
jumping in, and putting the face in
the water. Children must be at least
4 years old.
Level 2
Sundays, 11-11:30am,
1:30-2pm
Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm, 5-5:30pm
Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm,
5-5:30pm
Thursdays, 4:30-5pm
Ages 4-7
This class is designed for the child
who is comfortable in the water,
but needs to work on his or her
basic swimming skills. Students
will be introduced to the front and
back crawl, floating safety, and
rescue skills.
Level 3
Sundays, 11:30am-12pm,
1-1:30pm
Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm, 4:30-5pm
Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm, 4:30-5pm
Thursdays, 4-4:30pm, 5-5:30pm
Ages 6+
Prerequisite: Level 2
Students will be taught elementary
backstroke, rotary breathing, and
front and back crawl, as well as
development, safety, survival, and
rescue skills.
Level 4
1-1:30pm
Tuesdays, 4:30-5pm
Wednesdays, 5-5:30pm
Thursdays, 4-4:30pm, 5-5:30pm
Ages 6+
This class is designed for the
child who can perform the front
and back crawl for up to 10 yards.
Students will learn the sidestroke
and breaststroke kick, as well as
safety and rescue skills.
Level 5
1:30-2pm
Wednesdays, 4:30-5pm
Three easy ways!
Thursdays, 5-5:30pm
Ages 7+
In this class, students will
coordinate and refine the key
strokes, including the butterfly.
Open turns and feet-first dives will
be introduced.
Level 6
Sundays, 1:30-2:15pm
Thursdays, 4-4:45pm
Ages 7+
Students will continue to work
on their stroke efficiency, while
learning basic rescue skills.
For more information or swim
class placement, contact Hanna
Bergwall at ext. 289 or hbergwall@
jccrochester.org. Please understand
that, due to instructor/student
ratios, we cannot offer makeup
lessons for missed classes. If the
Aquatics Department cancels
classes for any reason, a makeup
date will be added to the end of
the session.
Private Lessons
You can learn to swim at any age!
We offer one-on-one instruction
for children and adults, or semiprivate lessons with two to four
participants. Lesson days and
times are at your convenience. For
more information, contact Hanna
Bergwall at ext. 289 or hbergwall@
jccrochester.org.
Private Lessons
Member: $25
Non Member: $35
Semi-Private Lessons
Member: $30
Non Member: $40
Gesher bridges home and school
life for kindergarten through sixth
grade students. Our programs
include:
• Before School Care — Children
start their day in a calm, enriching
environment before riding the
bus to school (Brighton or RushHenrietta).
• After School Care — Choose
from a wide range of activities like
performing arts, cooking, gardening,
athletics, homework help, and more!
Kids in After School Care may also
sign up for In Zone classes and swim
lessons when registered at least
three days per week.
• Enrichment Classes — Stimulating
classes include art, culture, and
sports for children not already
registered in Gesher.
• Kindercrew — Wraparound
care designed for kindergarteners
to foster independence. The
Kindercrew curriculum focuses on
both academics and social skills in a
playful setting.
• Snow Days, Superintendent’s
Days, and Half Days — Your
children can enjoy time with their
friends, participating in entertaining
and stimulating activities during
their time off from school.
Registration is ongoing, so register
today! For more information,
contact Marjory David at ext. 234 or
[email protected].
TYKEs (Theatre Young Kids Enjoy)
TYKEs’ performances are kidfriendly programs in the JCC Hart
Theatre that appeal to ever-growing
audiences. This season of fantasy
and adventure includes the stories
of Snow White, Junie B. Jones,
and Blackbeard the Pirate. Season
opens Dec 1-9
with Knuffle
Bunny, a new
stage show
based on
the popular
children’s book by Mo Willems. For
more information and tickets, visit
the Main Desk or
TYKEsTheatre.org.
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PlayGym
Ages 2-10
Free to JCC Family Members!
Children under the age of four
must be accompanied by a parent,
guardian, or sibling in the seventh
grade or above, who shall remain
with the
child in the
PlayGym
area and on
the structure at all times. Children
ages 4-10 must be signed in and out
by an adult remaining in the JCC.
Hours of Operation
Sunday: 10am-4pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday:
8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm
Wednesday: 8:30am-1pm, 5-8pm
Friday: 8:30am-1pm
Saturday: 12-4pm
Holiday Hours
Monday, Sept 3 Monday, Sept 17 Tuesday, Sept 18 Tuesday, Sept 25 Wednesday, Sept 26 Monday, Oct 1 Tuesday, Oct 2 Monday, Oct 8 Tuesday, Oct 9 Monday, Nov 12 Wednesday, Nov 21 Thursday, Nov 22 Friday, Nov 23 9am-1:30pm
Closed
Closed
8:30am-1pm
Closed
4-8pm
4-8pm
2-8pm
4-8pm
2-8pm
2-8pm
9am-1:30pm
2-5:30pm
Birthday & Bar/Bat
Mitzvah Parties
The JCC will work with you to create
a unique event that your family
and friends will remember forever!
Activities may include swimming,
disco skating, sports and games, DJ
and dancing, and more. To reserve
your date, contact Amy Exton at ext.
Sitter Service
Reservations are no longer required.
A two-hour time limit will be
observed.
Free to JCC Family Members!
Hours of Operation
Sunday: 9am-4pm
Monday-Thursday:
8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm
Friday: 8:30am-1pm, 3-5pm
Saturday: 12-4pm
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SitterService Holiday Hours
Monday, Sept 3 9am-1:30pm
Monday, Sept 17 Closed
Tuesday, Sept 18 Closed
Tuesday, Sept 25
8:30am-1pm
Wednesday, Sept 26 Closed
Monday, Oct 1 4-8pm
Tuesday, Oct 2 4-8pm
Monday, Oct 8 4-8pm
Tuesday, Oct 9 4-8pm
Thursday, Nov 22
9am-1:30pm
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Family out of town?
Weather preventing travel?
Unable to leave your home?
Brighton Memorial Chapel offers live funeral broadcasting
for services that take place within our chapel.
All at NO CHARGE.
3325 Winton Road S., Rochester NY 14623 • www.BrightonMemorialChapel.com
585-427-8520
See why Brighton Memorial Chapel is Establishing a New Tradition.
Israeli Folk Dance
Beginners:
Sundays, 7-8pm, Dance Studio
Open Dancing and Instruction:
Sundays, 8-10pm
Instructor: Dr. Max Steiner
Student: $3
Member: $4
Non Member: $5
Yiddish and Yiddishkeit:
Language, Literature,
and Culture
Nine-week sessions begin
Oct 16 or 17, Yiddish Center
Instructor: Deborah Rothman
Member: $90 per session
Non Member: $120 per session
C U LT U R A L A R T S
Beginner Yiddish (Section 1)
Tuesdays, 10:15-11:30am
Discover the world of Yiddish in
this introductory class geared
toward students with little or no
background. Learn to read Yiddish,
carry on a basic conversation, and
sample short stories. This class
will also explore the culture and
history of this expressive language.
The pacing of language study will
depend on individual progress.
Each class will begin with dialogue
and reading practice, and students
will work on textbook exercises in
small groups.
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Intensive Yiddish (Section 2)
Tuesdays, 11:30am-12:30pm
Geared toward students with some
reading and speaking fluency,
this accelerated class will focus
on speaking, listening, reading,
and writing. Each session will
begin with dialogue and listening
practice. Students will also
work on textbook exercises and
reading assignments. The class
is fast-paced and designed for
serious language study. Students
in Section 2 have the option of
participating in Section 1 at no
additional cost.
begin with dialogue and listening
practice. Students will also work
on textbook exercises and reading
assignments both in Yiddish and
translation.
Advanced Yiddish and Yiddishkeit
(Section 4)
Wednesdays, 1:30-3:30pm
This class is geared toward
students with some fluency in
reading and speaking Yiddish. In
addition to culture and history,
students will explore the rich
literary tradition in the original, as
well as continue to expand their
speaking, listening, reading, and
writing skills. Beyond that, students
will work on textbook exercises in
small groups.
Feinbloom Library
The Feinbloom Library at the JCC
is located near the Sitter Service
room and offers a diverse selection
of fiction and nonfiction books for
all ages. All are welcome.
Hours of Operation
Monday4-6:30pm
Tuesday10am-12:30pm
Wednesday4-6:30pm
Thursday10am-12:30pm
Hours are subject to change.
Please call ext. 607 for the latest
hours. The library’s public catalog
is available at jccrochester.org.
Jewish Arts Festival
Nov 15, 5-8pm
Nov 18, 10am-4pm
Nov 19, 10am-2pm
Auditoriums
Calling all artists! Peruse, shop,
and enjoy this festival, featuring
local Jewish artists and artists of
Judaica. For more information,
contact Joy Getnick at ext. 239
or jgetnick@
jccrochester.
org.
Free
LIVE MUSIC
Weddings•Private Parties•Bar/Bat
Mitzvahs•Anniversaries•
Wine Tastings•Special Events
and More…
jazz•swing
modern•pop
Hear us every Thursday at
The Woodcliff Hotel
5:30-8:30pm
FOR BOOKING:
Call: 585.208.0924
Email:
[email protected]
theswooners.com
listen now
Intermediate Yiddish and
Yiddishkeit (Section 3)
Wednesdays, 10:30am-12:30pm
Continue to build upon skills
gained in previous classes.
Students will expand their
speaking, listening, reading, and
writing skills. Each session will
Three easy ways!
Local actor Ed Popil is best known
to JCC audiences as Roger De Bris,
the cross-dressing
Springtime director in Mel
Brooks’ The Producers, but the
rest of Rochester knows him as
“Mrs. Kasha Davis, International
Housewife Celebrity” and the costar of “Big Wigs.”
The story of how little Eddie Popil
transformed from a young boy in
Scranton, PA, to “Mrs. Kasha
2012/2013 Season
A musical about jobs…
and the people who do them
October 13 – 28, 2012
Davis” is unveiled in a new play
entitled There’s Always Time for
a Cocktail. Popil teamed up with
JCC CenterStage Director Ralph
Meranto to present the play’s
world premiere at the Rochester
Fringe Festival from September
19-23 at the TheatreROCS Stage
at Xerox Auditorium.
Audiences can join the ultimate
hostess for an evening of music,
stories, and party games with a
heartfelt story of love, acceptance,
and finding your own path. For
more information, call the Arts
Department at ext. 235.
The dreams, joys and fears of anyone
who has ever punched a clock finally get
the attention they deserve.
December 15 – 31, 2012
Hilarious circumstances bring together a
young Israeli woman with little command
of English and a young American man
with little command of romance. Will it
be love or an international incident?
A Comedy by Jason Odell Williams
February 2 – 17, 2013
Broadway Favorites
Favorites from Rodgers and Hammerstein,
Rogers and Hart, George and Ira
Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern,
Leonard Bernstein, Lerner and Loewe,
Stephen Sondheim and more.
Linda and Sandy Foster’s 10th Anniversary
American Songbook Presentation
Winner 2008 TONY® BEST PLAY
2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
March 9 – 24, 2013
August: Osage County is a hilarious
and biting portrait of the dysfunctional
American family at its finest—and
absolute worst.
A Dramatic Comedy by Tracy Letts
Hello, Gorgeous!
May 4 – 19, 2013
Featuring a beloved score including
“I’m the Greatest Star,” “Don’t Rain
on My Parade” and “People,” the life
of vaudeville, radio and movie star
Fanny Brice is certain to shine brightly.
Unleashed!
Sometimes love arrives in the
most unexpected package
COMEDY IMPROV
Music and Lyrics by Craig Carnelia, Stephen
Schwartz, Susan Birkenhead, Nina Faso, Micki
Grant, Lin Manuel Miranda, Mary Rodgers,
James Taylor Based on the book by Studs Terkel
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Premieres New
“Cocktail” at Fringe
Festival
next
show:
Oct
20
7:30 PM
in the JCC
Lounge
$8
$7 JCC Members
$5 Students
special show new Year’s eve
Call for details.
TICKETS AvAilAble At the door
or CAll (585) 461-2000 ext. 235
Music by Jule Styne, Lyrics by Bob Merrill,
Book by Isobel Lennart
Subscribe now.
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CULTURAL ARTS
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Day Trip to Seneca
Allegany Casino
Oct 11, 9am
Meet outside the JCC for a bus
trip to Seneca Allegany Casino!
The cost includes bus fare, $25 in
casino cash, and $10 food voucher.
Member: $40
Non Member: $45
Join Us for These Helpful
Parenting Programs…*
One Dish, Two Dish, Red Dish,
Blue Dish: Understanding How
Food and Ingredients Affect Your
Child’s Behavior
Oct 24, 12pm
Teaching the Attitude of Tolerance
to Our Children
Nov 7, 12pm
$12 — includes lunch
Michele Ruda Leve, CSW, at ext.
*These programs are for parents
with children of all ages.
A D U LT P R O G R A M S
Interfaith Connection
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Connect with other interfaith
couples in a group that is
welcoming, supportive, and
non-judgmental. Interfaith
Connection serves couples with
one Jewish partner in a committed
relationship— with or without
children. Phone conferences
and personal appointments are
available. For more information,
contact Michele Ruda Leve, CSW,
at ext. 232 or mrleve@jccrochester.
org.
Interfaith Connection is made
possible through the generosity of
the Regina and Harry Cornell Fund.
The Mothers Circle
Not Jewish, but raising Jewish
children? Don’t do it alone!
Join The Mothers Circle to learn
about Jewish rituals, ethics, and
creating a Jewish home. The
Mothers Circle is a program of
the Jewish Outreach Institute; it
is co-sponsored by the JCC and
The PJ Library®. Free babysitting
is available. For more information,
visit TheMothersCircle.org. To
register contact Michele Ruda
Leve, CSW, at ext. 232 or mrleve@
jccrochester.org.
The Grandparents Circle
For Jewish grandparents whose
children are intermarried. Learn
skills and techniques to share
Jewish heritages and nurture
grandchildren’s Jewish identities.
The Grandparents Circle is a
program of the Jewish Outreach
Institute; it is co-sponsored by the
JCC and Jewish Family Service of
Rochester. For more information,
visit JOI.org. To register, contact
Michele Ruda Leve, CSW, at ext.
FREE
The Mothers Circle and The
Grandparents Circle are made
possible through the generosity of
the Regina and Harry Cornell Fund.
JNet: Rochester’s Jewish
Network for Young
Adults (22-30ish)
Visit us at Facebook.com/groups/
RocJNet!
A Conversation for
Those Who Have Chosen
Jewish Life
Aug 19, 7pm, Room 1
Sept 9, 7pm, Room 1
Oct 7, 1pm, Sukkah
Facilitator: Rabbi Aviva Berg
For more information, call ext. 239.
Free
Tai Chi
Session I
Wednesdays, Sept 5-Oct 17, 10am
(no class Sept 26)
Session II
Wednesdays, Oct 31-Dec 5, 10am
Promote personal energy for selfhealing and well-being. Please
wear comfortable clothing.For
more information, call ext. 0.
Member: Free
A Plant-Based Diet:
Eating for Happiness
and Health
Thursdays, Sept 6-Oct 11, 7-9pm
This six-week course will make
the scientific case for following a
whole-food, plant-based (vegan)
diet to achieve optimal health and
prevent disease. Classes feature
Q&A sessions and vegan food
Three easy ways!
sampling with
recipes. Visit
the JCC’s
website for
detailed
information
and recommended
texts.
Instructor: Ted D. Barnett, M.D.
Member: $100
Non Member: $125
Beginning Fagan Dance
Technique for Adults
Dance Studio
Session I
Thursdays, Sept 6-Oct 25,
11:45am-12:45pm (8 weeks)
Session II
Thursdays, Nov 1-Dec 20,
11:45am-12:45pm
(7 weeks; no class Thanksgiving
Day)
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn
from Rochester’s premier dance
company! All levels are welcome;
no experience is required. Increase
flexibility and stamina while
learning to move across the floor.
Session I — Member: $175
Non Member: $185
Session II — Member: $148
Non Member: $158
An Afternoon with The
Harvey Girls
Sept 9, 12pm
Join us on the Atchison, Topeka,
and the Santa Fe to enjoy the
1940s classic, The Harvey Girls.
What do Judy Garland and the
Harvey Girls have in common with
American Jewry? Find out about
this interesting link! A deli lunch is
included. To register, call ext. 0.
Member: $10
Non Member: $12
Readers’ Choice Book
Discussions
One Monday per Month
1:15-2:30pm
Members receive meeting
reminder notices and book reviews
for upcoming selections. Call ext.
214 to be added to the mailing list
or to inquire about future readings.
AARP Driver Safety
Mondays and Wednesdays,
Sept 10 and 12, 9am-1pm
Oct 15 and 17, 9am-1pm
Nov 5 and 7, 9am-1pm
Earn discounts on your auto
insurance with this New York Stateapproved driver safety course.
Payments must be made by check
to AARP on the first day of class. For
more information, call ext. 0.
AARP Member: $17
Non AARP Member: $19
At the Movies with Ruby
Join us for a series of award-winning
films that serve to illustrate pivotal
events and persons in Jewish history.
Stay for engaging commentary and
discussion immediately following the
films with Ruby Glicksman,
LCSW-R.
One Day You’ll Understand
Oct 3, 7pm
By acclaimed director
Amos Gitai, this film
is a meditation on
memory, identity, and the
reconciliation that follows
a French businessman’s
obsession with the secrets
of his family’s past. 90 min.
Divided We Fall
Oct 10, 7pm
Nominated for an Academy Award
for Best Foreign Language Film of
2000. A true and bittersweet story
of a Czechoslovakian couple whose
village has been taken over by the
Nazis during World War II. 122 min.
Lies My Father Told Me
Oct 17, 7pm
Nominated for an Academy Award,
this film deals with the immigrant
experience of the 1920s. It is a
story of a six-year-old boy who
travels with his grandfather and
gets caught in the family conflict
between his grandfather’s religiosity
and old-world ways, and his father’s
secularism. 102 min.
Divine Intervention
Oct 24, 7pm
Elia Suleiman’s critically-acclaimed
satire and provocative images
chronicling the absurdities of life
and love on both sides of the Arab-
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or Meeting?
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The Paris Wife by Paula McLain
Sept 10
State of Wonder by Ann Patchett
Oct 15
The JCC has many different spaces
that are available to rent. We can
accommodate a variety of events
— from small to large. For more
information, email Curt Dengler at
[email protected].
Israeli border. 90 min.
Registration is requested.
Free
Yes, You Can Yoga
Tuesdays, Oct 9-Nov 27,
1:30-2:30pm
Regardless of your age, level of
activity, and physical challenge, you
will derive wonderful health benefits
from incorporating chair yoga into
your daily exercise routine. For more
information, call ext. 214.
Member: $12
Non Member: $14
Jews and American
Politics
Oct 10, 12pm
Guest Presenter: Professor Sarah F.
Liebschutz
Lunch is available for purchase at
Geulah’s Kosher Café.
For more information, contact Joy
Getnick at ext. 239 or jgetnick@
jccrochester.org.
LIVE
Free
From NYC
LIVE
From NYC
From NYC
Save the Dates for the
New Season
Tickets go on sale Oct 1.
Nov 28, 8pm
What Is Jewish Culture?
Amos Oz, Daniel Libeskind,
James E. Young, Deborah Dash
Moore and Fania Oz-Salzberger
December 16, 8pm
Monotheism Panel with Bruce Feiler,
Karen Leigh King, and Omid Safi
Member: $8
Non Member: $10
From
NYC
ADULT PROGRAMS
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SilverSneakers®
If you are 65+ and have MVP,
Humana New York, Essence, or
Secure Horizons health
insurance, you are eligible for
a free membership to the JCC!
SilverSneakers® members can
participate in SilverSneakers®
classes and other free classes
the JCC offers. SilverSneakers®
members must scan their key
tag card each time they visit. The
SilverSneakers® program provides
members with:
• Increased physical activity
• Access to Group Fitness and
Aquatic classes
• Social interaction with other
members
• Free wellness and education
lectures
• Special events and trips for
seniors
Please see the Group Fitness and
Aquatic schedules for class times
and levels.
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SilverSneakers®
Special Event
Join us!
Movie: How to Live Forever with
Jack LaLanne
Wednesday, Oct 17, 12pm
Adult Lunch and Film
Series with Howard
Golove
Wednesdays, Oct 17-Nov 28,
12pm
Broadway: The American Musical
is a six-part documentary on the
history of Broadway from the late
19th century to present day. Join
us for an afternoon of reminiscing
and great music. A box lunch and
beverage will be provided.
Oct 17:
Give My Regards to Broadway
(1893-1927)
Oct 24:
Syncopated City (1919-1933)
Oct 31:
I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ (1929-1942)
Nov 7:
Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’
(1943-1960)
Nov 14:
Tradition (1957-1979)
Nov 28:
Putting It Together (1980-Present)
Member: $6 per session
Non Member: $8 per session
Silver&Fit® I: Explore Wednesday, 11-11:45am
Silver&Fit® II: Experience
Sunday, 11-11:45am
Welcome Back
Reception
Sept 5, 12:15-1:30pm
Auditorium A
All SilverSneakers®, Silver&Fit®,
and senior adult members are
invited to join us for a meet and
greet after the summer months.
We’ll provide some healthy snacks,
and you’ll meet some of the Group
Fitness class instructors. JCC
fitness staff will be available to
answer your questions about the
group fitness program. Have your
blood pressure checked, visit with
friends, and meet new people.
Pre-registration is required at the
Main Desk or call ext. 0.
Six Steps to Improve
Your Balance with Dr.
Betty Perkins-Carpenter
Thursdays, Oct 18-Nov 29,
10-11am
(6 weeks; no class Nov 22)
Learn how to help prevent falls,
reduce injuries if a fall occurs, and
activities designed to reduce the
fear of falling. To take this class,
you will need to purchase Betty’s
book, How to Prevent Falls, for $15.
If you are a member of Excellus
BlueCross BlueShield’s Silver&Fit®
program, you will receive the
book at no charge! Registration is
required as class size is limited to
16. Register at the Main Desk or by
calling ext. 0.
Free
Sponsored by Excellus BlueCross
BlueShield.
Silver&Fit®
The JCC is a fitness provider for
the Excellus Medicare Silver&Fit®
program. Bring your health
insurance card to the Main
Desk and we will enroll you for
Silver&Fit® with an annual fee of
just $25!
Three easy ways!
The Art of Painting
Mondays, 10am, Art Studio
Express your creative side through
painting! The instructor will
provide a materials list. This class
accommodates two levels of ability.
Register for this ongoing class by
purchasing a class coupon booklet
at the Main Desk.
Member: $55
Non Member: $88
Men in Transition
Tuesdays, 8:30am-10am
Senior Adult Lounge
Men in Transition is an association
of retired men — ranging from the
early 50s and upward — that meets
every Tuesday for bagels, coffee,
and discussion. Special speakers
are regularly scheduled. For more
Wednesdays, 11am-1pm
Are you a news junkie? Come to
discuss topics that interest you!
Coffee is available. For more
Free
Connections for Women
in Transition
First and Third Thursdays of Each
Month, 2:30pm (note time change)
Room 1
Are you a woman who is facing a
fork in the road of your life’s journey?
Do you want to meet other women
travelers on this journey? If so,
Connections is for you! Through
a series of group discussions and
activities, we will share the hills and
valleys of this journey. For more
information, call Denise Sawdey
at ext. 214.
Free
Access to Community:
Programs for Developmentally-Disabled Adults
Chaverim Programs
Chug Programs
Seneca Park Zoo
Sept 9, 2-3pm
Find out what the buzz is about with
the new African exhibit!
$6.50
Working
Oct 14, 1:30-4pm
Hart Theatre
This musical is about jobs and the
people who do them.
Chug Member: $12
Non Chug Member: $18
Chinese Banquet
Nov 4, 12-1:30pm
A favorite of our members!
Chug Member: $9
Non Chug Member: $12
Gentle Yoga and Sukkot Celebration
Oct 7, 1-2pm
Free
Thanksgiving Celebration
Nov 18, 10:15-11:30am
Free
For more information, call Ann
Gilbert-Winterman at ext. 259.
Programs for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
are made possible through the generosity of the
Beverly and Sam Kolko Fund for Special Needs and
B. Thomas Golisano Foundation.
Make today
sweeter.
Join us for great food and great fun, serving
breakfast, lunch, dinner and ice cream!
Visit Us at:
Loaves of Love: A
Community Challah Bake
for Women
6555 Fourth Section Road, Brockport
1292 Fairport Road, Fairport
287 Hamilton Street, Geneva
3935 Dewey Avenue, Rochester
Greece Ridge Mall, Rochester
2425 West Henrietta Road, Rochester
Marketplace Mall, Rochester
2717 Monroe Avenue, Rochester
4 Spencerport Road, Rochester
3081 West Ridge Road, Rochester
Eastview Mall, Victor
1206 Ridge Road, Webster
Oct 25, 7-9pm
Register online or call ext. 239 for
information or questions.
$10
A partner program between the JCC
and Chabad of Pittsford.
JCC and Hadassah Used
Clothing Drop-Off
Clean out your closets and help
others by donating your gently-used
clothing and/or linens. A convenient
drop box is located in the JCC
parking lot. Just drop in your items
(in a securely-tied plastic bag). Forms
for tax purposes are available at
the shed. Who benefits? The JCC,
Hadassah, and you —
with your tax-deductible donation
(and clean closets)!
High Holiday Service
Sept 23, 10:15-11:30am
Join us as we celebrate the Jewish
New Year!
Free
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King of the Mountain
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Bounce House
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& obstacle course
magic show
healthy
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ALL ARE WELCOME
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Todah Rabah (Thank You)
Thank you very much for the following donations received April 12 through July 6, 2012. These generous
donations support the programs and services offered by the Jewish Community Center that are so
important to so many. Special thanks to our Markus Society members, who support the JCC each year with
a minimum unrestricted gift of $350. For a complete list of current Markus Society members, please visit
the JCC Markus Society Recognition Board or jccrochester.org.
CONTRIBUTORS
Annual Appeal
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Carmel and Michael Adams
Maria and Michael Allentoff
Cathy Ames
Arlie and Douglas Anderson
Audrey Askew
Linda Baker
Erna Baum
Nancy Laemlein and Robert
Begg
Sandra Behnke
Virginia and Ainsworth
Bennett
Hailey and Joel Benzel
Elisabeth Beumer
Eric and Marcia Birken
Maxine and Morton Bittker
Megan and Stephan Bond
Melissa and Mike Boyack
Florence and James Braker
Judith Branch
Elaine Brauer
Louise and Wilhelm Braun
Ann and Mel Braverman
Gail and Arthur Brooks
Judy and Richard Buck
Virginia Burchill
Geraldine Calder
Mary Ellen and Augustus
Cammeyer
Judith and Joseph Capurso
Nilda Caranddo
Phyllis Carducci
Barbara Case
Judy and Raymond Case
John Casella
Eunice Cassorla
Karen and Edward Cattron
Marjorie Cavanaugh
Ruth Cervi
Patricia Chadwick
Lorraine Chamberlain
Mara and Gilbert Chan
Marjorie Chapin and Jean
Parker
Maya and Prabhu Chawda
Darryl Cigelnik
Rachel and David Clar
Barbara and Irving Cohen
Doris and Jules Cohen
Diana Collins
Kristina Conklin in memory of
Wendy Hedberg
James Connelly
Patricia and Kenneth Corl
Kay Cotton
Doris and Peter Cummiskey
Marcia and Kenneth Cupery
Joan Curtice
Allan Cuseo
Mary Cymber
Marc D’Amico
Joan and John Davis
Diane and Leon DeRoos
Mary DeRouen
Brenda and Ed Devine
Nella DeVitto
Nancy Dewan
Beverlee Dorren and Gary
Gottfried
Diane and George Drechsler
Karen Drysdale
Margaret Dundas
Linda and Brian Edelbach
Joan Edelstein
Louise and Richard Eggleston
Judith and Paul Eissenstat
Jacomina and John Ejaife
Marlene and Ross Elkin
Lisa and Joel Elliot
Marcia Elwitt
Brian Emelson
Linda Epstein
Julia Everitt
Shirley Fagenbaum
Maryana and Ruvim Falkovich
Rose and William Faucette, Sr.
Barbara Fedele-DeMay and
Maurice DeMay
Cynthia and Mark Finestone
Eileen and Marvin Fishman
Marge Forth
Jean Fuller
Kristina and Daniel Fulmer
Sharon Garelick
Peryla and Zema Gelin
Jeanne and Richard Gerger
Jodi Giancursio
Margaret Gilbert
Barbara and Tony Glassman
Barbara and James Glinsky
Elaine and Leonard Gold
Marilyn and Morton Goldberg
Barbara Goldman
Joyce and Morrey Goldman
Marvin Goldsberry
Lea and Rabbi Daniel
Goldstein
Inge and Lawrence Goldstein
Marilyn and Nicholas Graver
Stacey Gray
Beverly and Marvin Groden
Marsha Grossman
Max Grossman
Shirley Grossman
Rachelle and Ellis Gruber
Linda Guida
Valentina and Vladimir Guslits
Nancy and George
Haberberger
Ann-Marie and Jonathan
Hagen
Kathleen Haight
Suzanne Hallowell
Gail Hammett
Judith and Kenneth Harbison
Sharon Harding
Phyllis Harris
Sylvia and David Harrison
Shirley and John Hart
Deborah and John Harvey
Jeanette Hauck and Philip
Neuer
Johanna Heise
Lauren and Craig Henderberg
Clarence Henry
Jennifer and Michael Hess
Pat and Gary Hettrich
Janet Hickman
Fran Hoffman
Harry Hoffman
Barbara Hollander
Janet and Britton Hopkin
Dolores and Terence Hopkins
Susan and Will Houde-Walter
Carolyn and John Housel
Virginia Howard and Dennis
Gruttadaro
Patricia Hunt
Nancy and Patrick Hurley
Nobuko and Frank Ishishita
Susan and Howard Itkin
Scott Jackson
Hildegarde Jacobs
Suzanne and Nathan Jaschik
June Jefferson
Amy Jewett
Salena Johnson
Rosalind Joseph
Naomi and Jerrold Kalnitz
Mary-Ellen and William Kane
Florence and Benjamin
Kaplow
Rochelle and Sol Kashtan
Liz Kaufman
Mary and James Keenan
Dolores Kennard
Esther and Avi Kilimnick
Roberta and Sam Kinel
Maria and Aaron Klein
David Klein
Leonra Klein
Zipporah and Marvin
Kleinberg
Margaret and Martin
Kleinman
Jennifer Kling
Ann Knigge
Anne Korenstein
Bruce Kost
Carole and Eugene Kramer
Ruth Kramer and Peter Kristal
Marcia and Scott Ladin
Patrick LaGaipa
Edith Lank
Harriet Heller and David
Larson
Susan and Hyman Lasker
Walter Lawrence
Brian Leavy
Elinor and Hobart Lerner
Marie and Herbert Levin
Rose and Lester Levin
Sandra Levy
Vera and Alexander Liberson
Leila Lisman
Renate Livingston
Illa and Stuart Loeb
Norman Lurie
Gail Maas and John Rockett
Mary Jean Mac Ewen
Esther and Paul Macauley
Allan Manley
Mary Ann Marchand
Jane and Jerry Margolis
Sarah and Carlos Marques
Patricia Martel
Carol and John May
Mary McClare
James McGrath
Ann McKee
Diana McLaughlin
Anna and John McLaughlin
Sara McLaughlin
Delores and Morris Medved
Ruth Messinger
Henry Metzger
Maureen and Justin Metzger
Roslyn and Lenard Metzger
Carol and Meyer Freeman
Robert Meyer
Barbara Miller
Brooke Miller and Jeremy
Duda
Esther Miller in memory of
Gerry Miller
Janice Miller
Lynda and Edward Miller
Anthony Mittiga
Joy and Arthur Moss
Sylvia Moukous
Joilee Mulhern
James Murdock
Phyllis Mutz
Marcia Nabut
Edith and Martin Nacman
Morry Natal
Roseanne Nelson
Janet Nemetz
Maxine and Albert Newman
Queenie and Wayne Newman
Karen and Ronald Newman
Barbara Nino
Elizabeth O’Brien
Therese O’Brien
Evelyn Ofsowitz
Linda and Richard Olsan
Martha and John Osowski
Lynn Ousterhout
Jean and Daniel Owerbach
Laurie and Glenn Palmer
Carolyn and Stephen Parker
Dolores Parlato
Laurie and Michael Peres
Sarah Perlman
Marilyn Petz
Tanya Plutzik
Irving Pobboravsky
Sonya and Jack Presberg
Lucy and Roman Press
Pauline Price
Richard Price
Beverly Joyce Proper
Masha Rabkin
Georgia Radtke
Marie and Venkata Raman
Betram Rapowitz
Abigail and Saul Rasnick
Verna Raymond
Thomas Rheinstein
Ann and Robert Riemer
Pamela and Robert
Riggleman
Katie Robby
Diana Robinson
Mary and Harold Roeser
Kelly and Kevin Roland
Ruth and Gerard Roncinske
Beatrice and Richard
Rosenbloom
Century Liquor and Wines
Charbroil Family Restaurant
Leslie and Steve Cohen in memory
of Mike Nozik
Colie’s Sidewalk Cafe
Rachel Costanza
Timothy Crumley
Beth Douek
Faith Ertischek
Blanche and Edward Fenster in
honor of The CSL Facilities
Committee
Celina and Adam Frank in memory
of Ann Lib and Bernie Kozel
Stacey Freed
Annette and Philip Garver in honor
of David Jasper’s Bar Mitzvah in
New Jersey
Jocelyn Goldberg-Schaible in
honor of John Golden and Aaron
Cantor
Charlene Goldblatt
John Golden
Gail Goodman
The Haas Family
Andrea Hoffman
Ellie and Edward Holtzman in
honor of Dr. John Bennett’s
outstanding accomplishments as
an Oncologist at the U of R
Medical Center
Irondequoit Country Club
Irondequoit Pediatrics
Kristie and Steven Kantor
Kellion Corporation
Lori and Amos Kiewe
Suzie Lyon
Deborah and Elliott
Landsman
Sarabeth Litt
Kenneth Lukacher
Michael Spitale Salon
Hyla and Richard Mink in memory
of Mervyn Mink
Peter Neiman
Gabriella Nozik in memory of
Mike Nozik
Susan Freed-Oestreicher
Patrice and Jeffrey Pierce
Louis Pleninger
Jenna Poras
Ramona and Ron Rabin
Linda and Michael Raff in memory
of Mike Nozik
Red Osier
Restaurant 2Vine
Rochester Museum & Science
Center
Peter Rubin
Linda Salomons in honor of
John Golden
Jonathan Schechter
Jean Schlesinger
Marcie and Joel Shapiro
Jane Snyder
Stefan Otter Fine Art Jewelers
Sasha and Aaron Stein
Campership
Sticky Lips BBQ
Aladdin’s Natural Eatery
Cindy Stover
Eric Alani
Tantalo Studio
Alesco Advisors, LLC
Betsy and Bob Wahlquist
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust
Betsy and Bob Kwasman Wahlquist
Dov and Sharon Margolis
in memory of Susie Goldstein and
Apfel
Mike Nozik
Maxine and Steven Awner in honor The Weinberg Family
of Harleigh and Morgan Awner
Rachel Weinstein and Jason Pizer
Wendy Kislik in memory of
Woodcliff Hotel & Spa
Richard Kislik
Dr. Netta Zahavi
Gail Bernstein
Farash Foundation
supports the JCC’s
Programs and
Services
The JCC is honored to share that it has received
four very generous grants from the Max and Marian
Farash Charitable Foundation totaling $285,000, to
support a variety of programs this fiscal year. The
Foundation places its highest priority on endeavors
designed to transform the lives of individuals and
the work of organizations. In recognition of the
exceptional work that the JCC does the Foundation
is supporting the following programs:
• In partnership with Jewish Family Service, the
JCC will develop a Family Resource Center that will
serve to assist, educate and empower individuals,
families and all members of the community
by providing and coordinating comprehensive
resources and programs under one umbrella and
in a manner consistent with Jewish values. We will
create a warm and inviting space at the JCC that will
support the wide array of programs of the resource
center and where all ages feel comfortable.
CONTRIBUTORS
Justin Roth
Mary Ann and Bill Rourke
Lisa and Rudolph Rubiner
Hudla and Abe Rudnick
Alice Rudolph and Ralph Ellis
Anneta Ryzhikova
Dorothy and Robert Sadick
Susan and Ronald Salzman
Margarita Sanberg
Jane Sanford
Elaine Sarna
Lawrence Savino
William Schade
Katherine Schaefer
Karen and John Schiess
Frances and Robert
Schoenfeld
Phoebe Scholl
Marion and Mort Schrager
Rosalyn Schreiber
Sheri and David Schwartz
John Schwartz
Marilyn and Burton Segelin
Jean Shafer
Sally Shannon
Elizabeth Shapiro
Marcia and James Sheldon
Enid and Lawrence Shulman
Genevieve and Harris Siegel
Nancy Berg and Michael
Silber
Lisa and Michael Silverstein
Maxine and William Simon
Gary Smith
Lestor Spector
Jay Supnick
Mary Tachco
Sandra and Robert Temkin
Judith and Michael Tobin
Raisa and Naum Tubman
Shauna Tucker
Bernadine Turchetti
Susan and Alan Turof
Elaine Montrose Usdane
Diane and Donald Van Lare
Audrey and Edward VanBuren
S. MacClurg Vivian
Isanna and Ilya Voloshin
Ralph Webster
Susan and Geoffrey Weinberg
Joann and Robert Weis
Lois and Rodney Whitcomb
Louise and Dennis Whitney
Marcia and Scott Wiesenberg
Angela and Sidney Wilkin
William Wing
Evelyn Winnick
Margaret and Lawrence
Witmer
Ingrid Wohlgemuth and Mark
Cohen Martina and Alan Wolff
Emily Yee
Yelena Zaslavskaya
Marlene and Ronald Zauski
Liza Zassenhaus
• Through a generous grant to support the ongoing
efforts of the JCC’s Judaic Educator, the JCC
will continue to serve individuals and families of
all Jewish backgrounds and affiliations. The JCC
challenges itself to create and deliver programs that
impact Jewishly each and every Jewish member in a
way that is “just right”. (see p.4)
• By supporting cultural arts at the JCC in 201213, the Center is able to provide the high quality
programming delivered to the Jewish and non
Jewish communities alike. A generous grant for
cultural arts will support the CenterStage Season
and the 20th Anniversary of the Lane Dworkin
Jewish Book Festival.
• TechAge Adult Computer Learning Center at the
JCC seeks to enhance and enrich the lives of older
adults by providing adult-friendly training in the use
of computers, tablet computers and eBook readers.
MANY THANKS TO OUR
CONTRIBUTORS
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Camp Seneca Lake
Rachel, Jesse and Justin
Bennett
Leslie Berkowitz in honor of Judy
and John Golden’s daughter’s
marriage
Marcy and Stephen Kay in honor of
our daughters, Rachel and Sara
and wishing Susie Kay Silbermann
a speedy recovery
Terri and Harold Bobry
Renee Liebschutz in memory of
Harry Cohen
Nancy Bloom and Alan Cohen in
memory of Bernie Oratz
Generation 4 Recycling Group
Elaine and Leonard Gold in memory
of beloved son of June and
William Hubner
Camp Seneca Lake
Campership
Florence and Marshall Schwid
Memorial Donor Advised
Fund
Foundation for Jewish Camp
Harold Grinspoon Foundation
Jewish Federation of Central
New York
Leopold Friedman and Ruth
Friedman Foundation
Temple B’rith Kodesh
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Camp Seneca Lake CHAI
Matching Program
Lisa and Lawrence Axelrod
Michael Behrendt in memory of
HAJA, my first counselor at CSL.
Four-Star
Charity Navigator
CONTRIBUTORS
JCC Achieves Coveted
Charity Navigator’s
Second Consecutive
4-Star Rating
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Only 17 percent of the charities rated
by Charity Navigator have received a
4-star evaluation over two consecutive
years, indicating that the JCC of Greater
Rochester outperforms most other
charities in America.
This “exceptional” designation from
Charity Navigator differentiates the JCC
of Greater Rochester from its peers,
and demonstrates to the public the
JCC’s sound fiscal management and
commitment to accountability
and transparency.
Alice and Joseph Gold in honor of
the 11th anniversary of
Brandy Gold and Michael Snyder
Debbie and Michael Gordon in
honor of the birthdays of David
Cornell and Michael Cornell
Irving & Bessie Katz Advised
Fund
Lenore and Marshall Lesser in honor
of Mia Levinson’s Bat Mitzvah;
in memory of Martin Goldstein,
beloved husband, father and
grandfather
Lewis Norry
Michael Phillips
Karen and Mark Weber in honor
of Valerie Weber Alhart’s
appointment to the JCC’s Board
of Directors
Ellen and Jon Broder
Class Action LLC/Marc L. FrankelConstable in memory of
Mike Nozik
Harold Grinspoon Foundation
Marcy and Steve Kay in honor of
our daughters Rachel and Sara
Michelle and Robert Marcus
Bonnie Zeeman in honor of John
Golden’s 65th birthday
Camp Sisol Irving and Bessie Katz Advised
Fund
CenterStage
AFL-CIO Rochester Chapter
Phil and Jeanne Carlivati
Patricia Chadwick
Gloria and Pincus Cohen
Fern Marlan Daniel and Daniel S.
Daniel
Johnnie Ferrell
Zena and Thomas Hampson
Melinda S. Hassett
Norman Horton
Deborah and Elliott
Landsman
Christopher McCormick
Ralph Meranto in memory of
Philip Martorano and Andrea
Mercandetti
Louise and Joel Novros
Jean and Daniel Owerbach
Margie G. Sabath
Elaine and Peter Schwarz
Donn Sweet
Sarisa and Leon Zoghlin
Annette and Philip Garver
Cynthia and Paul Goldstein
Herbert and Celia Mittleman
Endowment Fund
Eileen and Milton Jachles
Susan and Arthur Kaufman
Karen and Howard Kessler
Karen and Laurence Kessler
Rebecca Klymn
Deborah and Elliott
Landsman
Jenny Leong and D. Jeffrey
Over*
Andrew Lovenheim
Linda and Daniel Mendelson
Edward and Susan Messing
Ruth Messinger*
Rochester Jewish Relief
Organization
Children’s Programs/After Lee Rosenthal
School Care
Hedria and Robert Saltzman
Mary and Bruce Vickers in memory Joel Seligman
of Richard Freedman
Dvorah and Henry Shulman
Bunny and Morton Skirboll
Fitness, Wellness and
Hannelore and Gary Updyke
Recreation
Rona and Howard Weinstein
Barbara Conklin in honor of Henoch Sherwin and Linda Weinstein
Szajnberg’s 90th birthday
The William and Sheila Konar
Gerald Eggert
Foundation
Robert Hauser
* Welcome new Markus
Sandra Herritt and Lee Rosenthal
Society Members
in honor of Lois and Sid Markus’
50th wedding anniversary
Membership Scholarships
Bunny and Morton Skirboll in honor Florence and Marshall Schwid
of Ted Ertischek’s special birthday
Memorial Donor Advised Fund
Helene Spector in honor of Jane
Michael Bresloff
Giambrone’s birthday
Memorial Fund
Sports for Israel
Rose and Jesse Bresloff in memory
Henoch Szajnberg in honor of
of Billie Fierman, Ruth Capell
Dorothy Szajnberg
and Ruth Katz
Jewish Life Programs
Patricia Chadwick Arts
B’nai B’rith Youth
Organization
Endowment Fund
Patricia Chadwick in memory of
Jewish Community
Herb Ross
Center
Sandra Dreyfuss
Leslie Berkowitz in memory of
Florence Elliott
Membership
Gerald Eggert
Scholarship Fund
Anita and Milton Friedman in honor Anonymous
of Evelyn Ofsowitz’ 90th birthday
Burton Gordon in memory of Billie Senior Adult
Fierman
Programs
Fran and Arnold Henry in honor of Julia Fine Restricted Fund
Staci Henning’s Leadership Award Annette and Philip Garver in
Melinda and Rich Levin in honor of
memory of Billie Fierman
our Uncle, Garson Merimsky, on
Irving and Bessie Katz
his 100th birthday
Advised Fund
Michael Miller in memory of
George L. and Elizabeth C.
Fortuna Policar
Todd Trust
Marina Salva in honor of Stanley
Gordon
Susie Goldstein Sands
Robin Samkoff
Fund for Camp
Betty and James Wachtel in honor
Seneca Lake
of Marvin Shulman’s 90th birthday
Marcia and Norman Abelson
wishing Irma Meier a speedy
Lane Dworkin Jewish
recovery
Book Festival
Inge and Lawrence Goldstein
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust
in memory of Susie Goldstein
Deborah and Elliott Landsman
Sands, Eileen Cooper and Fred
Tiedemann
Markus Society
Betty Goldstein
Ann and Murray Astarita
Linda Rubens in honor of Irma
Jodi and Louis Atkin
Meier’s birthday
Roberta and Seth Borg
Davenport-Hatch Foundation
Carl and Cindy Devore
Louise Epstein
Jennifer and Marc Fleischer
Risa andWarren Frankel
Lee and Al Friedman
Susan, Karen and Julie Carp in
memory of Sylvia and Philip Kowal
Kathleen London in memory of
Esther Mutnick and Ruth Capell
June Stornelli
TechAge David States in appreciation of
Craig and Jay, for their dedicated
computer help
Winkler-Lococo
Campership Fund
Megan Lococo in memory of
Donald Hiller
Sue, Michael and Megan Lococo in
memory of Lab
Sue and Michael Lococo in memory
of our beloved Donald Hiller;
Mazel Tov to Barbara Sobel on
being named “Woman of the
Year” by Congregation Beth
Sholom Sisterhood; and thanks to
Dr. Sidney Sobel for bringing Dr.
Seuss “The Sneetches” to life for
children of all ages
Woman’s Spa
Mary and Donald Alhart in honor of
Marie Boudreau-Ninkov running
and finishing the Boston Marathon
Denise Dafoe in honor of Marie
Boudreau-Ninkov running and
finishing the Boston Marathon
Laurie Friedman in honor of Jill
Medved for running and finishing
the Boston Marathon
Bunny Skirboll in memory of
Bea Rapowitz
Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945
Traveling Exhibition - Hosted by the Jewish Community
Center and Gay Alliance of Genesee Valley
The presentation of this exhibition was made possible by support
from the Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation in association with
the William Konar Fund for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
National Institute of Holocaust Education. Defenders
William and Sheila Konar Foundation
Rochester Area Community Foundation
Guardians
Harter, Secrest & Emery, LLP
Tim Tompkins
Waldron Rise Foundation
Champions
Planned Parenthood of the Rochester/
Syracuse Region
The Bernard Schuster CHAI Fund in honor of Saul
Schuster, Past-President of the MCC Holocaust,
Genocide and Human Rights Project
Supporters
Lauren Frank and Annette Miller
Temple Beth El
Believers
Shirley Edwards and Shirley Kelley
Gradinger Family Fund
Keith Helmicki and Daniel Nowak
Helene and Bruce Newman
Rebecca and Moe Wortman
Karen and Sy Zivan
Friends
Howard Grossman
Dr. Albert Jones
Brad and Mort Kolko
Lenore and Marshall Lesser
Charles Tellier
Advocates
Linda Bloch
Bob Bonn
Debi and Ralph Brenner
Sidney Metzger
Barbara Weber and Steven Meyers
Sarisa and Leon Zoghlin
Contributors
Mary Ann Colamarino and Susan Kazak
Bernice and Louis Fraum
Joy and Jonathan Getnick
Nahoko and Daniel Kawakyu-O’Connor
Sylvia Stiller
CONTRIBUTORS
Sylvia & Philip Kowal Fund
for the Jewish
Film Festival
Edward Phillips, Director of
Exhibitions at USHMM and
Curator of Nazi Persecution
of Homosexuals 1933-1945
presents at Lunch and Learn
program.
Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals
1933-1945 Traveling Exhibition was
viewed by nearly 2,500 the ten weeks
it was hosted at the JCC.
MANY THANKS TO OUR
CONTRIBUTORS
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Thank you for an amazing festival
Andrea Miller and Lori M. Harter
Frederick P. Burger
and Marcia Stern
Klezmer band at Friendly’s®
Ice Cream Night
Ann and Murray Astarita
Marilyn and Howard Berman
Judy and Norm Blaustein
Betsy and Stuart Bobry
The Simon and Josephine Braitman
Supporting Foundation
Brighton Memorial Chapel, Inc.
Sharon R. Brodsky
The Brokery LTC Agency – Syb and Arnie
Bernhard
Debra and Frederick P. Burger
Class Action LLC/Marc Frankel–Constable
Daphne and Howard Cohen
Fern Marlan Daniel and Daniel S. Daniel
Janet and Rick Dray
Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss
Dr. Ayala Emmett
Claudette Entenberg
Norma and Jack Erdle
Financial Architects MassMutual:
Michael Argaman, CLU
First Niagara Risk Management, Inc.
Heidi and Mike Fishman
Tamar and Elliot Fix
Jennifer and Marc Fleischer
George Eastman House
Lauren Frank and Annette Miller
Audrey and Jerry Freedman
Carolyn Friedlander
Friendly’s
Ronny and Alan Frishman
Futerman Supporting Foundation
Ellen and Bill Gertzog
Burt Gordon
Barbara and Marvin Gray
Phyllis Harris
Joyce and Warren Heilbronner
Heritage Financial: Stewart Moscov
and Steven Kane
Richard Horwitz
Perry and Dorothy Howland
Robert and Merilyn Israel
Bonnie Jackson
Jewish Federation of Greater Rochester
Marcia and Richard Kaplan
Monika and Les Katzel
Mona and Mark Kolko
William and Sheila Konar Foundation
Paulina and Laurence Kovalsky
Sylvia and Philip Kowal Film Festival Fund
Ilana and Merwyn Kroll
Film Festival Committee; David and
Denise Cyrkin, Rita Rudnick
LPWolch, CPAs, PC
Debby and Elliott Landsman
Renee Liebschutz
Salvatore Liotta
Ruth Messinger
Helene and Bruce Newman
Ronald and Karen Newman
Lewis Norry and Family
NYS Council on the Arts
Deborah Ronnen and Sherman Levey
Dr. Gerald and Maxine Rosen
Rubens Family Foundation
Noreen Salerno
Rabbi Amy Sapowith
Lisa and Michael Silverstein
State of Israel Bonds
Marcia and Gary Stern
June Stornelli
Barry Swan
Linda and Sherwin Weinstein
Robin and Michael Weintraub
Dr. Oren and Michal Weiss
Dr. Joseph and Elise Wojciechowski
Melanie and Jeremy Wolk
Ames Amzalak Jewish Film Festival underwritten by
Nancy Moscov-Rapp
2011 PLATINUM SALES AWARD
from Nothnagle for outstanding sales
volume and distinquished service
to Buyers and Sellers
Salesperson, CBR, ASP
Direct (585) 389-4050
Cell (585) 230-4770
[email protected]
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Use your will to support the JCC
For information on establishing your personal
legacy to benefit the JCC, please contact Tamara
Cohen, associate executive director, at
585-461-2000, ext. 210 or [email protected]
Overwhelmed by Life’s Challenges?
Regain Control of your life
Call the Counseling Program at
Jewish Family Service
of Rochester
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Leaving
a Legacy
Leon Posen and Bernie Newmark had little in common
during life, but after death, their shared values became
clear; both left significant bequests to the JCC.
Leon, a holocaust survivor, was a modest man of
modest means. He came to Rochester in the 50’s and
worked as a delivery man for a grocer on Park Ave
before working at the Rochester Public Market. He was
active in synagogue life and in Jewish causes.
Predeceased by his wife, Paula, he is survived by a
community of friends. The
concept of Jewish space and
Jewish life was very important
to him. His significant bequest
to the Center ensures that a
vibrant Jewish community with
Leon at the Rochester Public Market. Jewish life and Jewish space
remain available to this and the
next generation.
Bernie was a bomber pilot of B-24’s during World War
II. He was very proud that his entire crew
returned safe and intact after each of
the 30+ missions he flew. After the war
he continued to educate the community
about his experiences and the war. He
was an avid water and snow skier who
taught countless people the joys of
water skiing. Known as the “Pied Piper” Bernie Newmark
of Canandaigua Lake, Bernie was active
in the “Bay Rats” - Aqua Snow Skiers. Bernie was also
well known
as the host of Bernie and the Moose Ski Report on
WHAM. His love of the lake and passion for the water
translated into a significant bequest for Camp Seneca
Lake, preserving camp and the opportunity for children
to enjoy the lake’s resources for future generations.
Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester
The William and Mildred Levine Building
1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
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Fall 2012 - JCC of Greater Rochester

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