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Klein Forward

Klein Forward
R a y m o n d a n d M i r i a m K l e i n J C C • Ap r i l 2 0 1 5
Highlights:
Wed. Apr. 1
Thurs. Apr. 2
Fri.
Apr. 3
Tues. Apr. 7
Wed. Apr. 8
Thurs. Apr. 9
Fri.
Apr. 10
Mon. Apr. 13
Tues. Apr. 14
Wed. Apr. 15
Thurs. Apr. 16
Fri.
Apr. 17
Tues. Apr. 21
Thurs. Apr. 23
Fri.
Apr. 24
Tues. Apr. 28
Wed. Apr. 29
Thurs. Apr. 30
Conversations with Ruth
Getting to Know Gadgets
Arts & Crafts
Coffee & Conversations:
Take Back My Neighborhood
Adult Services Closed
Passover
Brown Bag Pharmacy
Nutritious & Delicious
Jewish Memoirs
AARP Community Impact Group
Financial Literacy & Fraud Alert
Bingo
Also Wed. April 15, 29
Adult Services Closed
Passover
Emergency Preparedness
Arthritis Education
Circle of Happiness
Canasta Lessons
Also on Tues., Apr. 21, 28, May 5
Town Meeting
Chef ’s Special Lunch
Baseball Hall of Fame
Book Discussion with Jack
Anne Frank Remembered
by Miep Geis & Alison Leslie Gold
Wellness Day Event
with Hearing Testing
Claudia’s Fashions
Klein JCC Name Reveal
April Birthday & Accreditation Celebration
Entertainment: Steve Pollack
Rosalie’s Review
Coffee & Conversations: Street Smarts
Let’s Talk: Balance
Israel Story
Movie: Mortdecai
Partnering with Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and United
Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey. Senior Adult
Services is partially funded by Philadelphia Corporation for Aging.
Klein JCC • April 2015
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9:30am
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9:30am
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9:30am
11:45am
12:45pm
10:40am
12:45pm
All Day
9:30am
9:30am
10:00am
12:45pm
9:45am
11:45am
12:45pm
9:30am
8:00am
11:00am
11:45am
12:45pm
9:30am
10:40am
10:30am
12:45pm
Lunch Menu
Page 6
May Passport
Classes
Page 7
•
Klein JCC
Name Reveal
Page 13
•
April Birthday
& Accreditation
Celebration
Page 13
•
Circle of Happiness
Page 14
•
Trips
Page 16
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R Ay M O N D A N D M I R I A M K L E I N J C C S TA F F D I R E C T O Ry
215-698-7300
ADMINISTRATION
President & CEO .......................................... Andre Krug
VP of Finance & Human Resources . Sherry Mann, xl38
VP of Strategic Development & Compliance ................
................................................. G. Raechel Hammer, xl43
VP of Program & Education .......... Barbara Shotz, xl50
VP of Business Dev./Mem./Russian Services ................
..........................................................Victoria Faykin, xl75
VP of Institutional Advancement... Susan Marks, x173
Coordinator of Klein Services & Congregant Meal ......
................................................................ Helene Scheuer, x133
Donor Support Coordinator............. Sharon Kaplan, x132
ADULT SERVICES
Program Director ...........................Shelley Geltzer, xl29
LLL Program Coordinator ........ Linda Hershman, xl14
Volunteer/Program Coordinator ....Jeanne Joseph, x157
Club/Adult Coordinator ....... Andrea Kimelheim, xl76
SPECIAL SERVICES
Director of Social Services ............. Rivka Powers, x184
New Visions Coordinator.............................Amy Juarez
Heart to Heart Director ..........Karen Gurmankin, x135
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Community Services Director ...........Sue Aistrop, x197
Social Worker ........................................Inna Gulko, xl95
IN HOME SERVICES
Director ..........................................Susan Hoffman, x189
Case Manager/Intake Supervisor..Barbara Ponczek, x147
Intake/Resource Coordinator .......Gail Silverberg, xl90
Case Managers .........................Randi Innamarato, x183
......................................................Ellen Rosenzweig, xI81
Program Coordinator ....................... Sheila Parker, xl80
THE WELLNESS CENTER AT KLEIN
Director .................................................Sue Aistrop, x110
The Wellness Center at Klein ................... 215-969-7870
The Dental Center at Klein ...................... 215-464-1704
MAINTENANCE
Superintendent..................................... Marty Carr, x119
Assistant Building Superintendent.... Craig Segal, x182
FRED WOLF, JR. GALLERY
MARKETING
Director ..................................Stephanie Hampson, x148
RSVP
Director .................................................Sue Aistrop, x110
Associate Director .............................. Julie Borsky, x191
Assistant Director ............................Suzanne Udell, xl92
Hunger Relief Volunteer Coordinator ..John Eskate, x196
Program Coordinator ................. Sandi Friedman, xI94
Administrative Assistant ................... Adina Stein, x193
RUSSIAN SENIOR SERVICES
Coordinator ........................... Marina Zhitnitskaya, xl55
ESL Coordinator ............................ Elmira Kaplan, x155
CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES
Director of KidSpace & Camp ..Andrew Newman, x146
ATHLETICS
Athletics Director ......................Andrew Newman, xl46
Assistant to Athletics Director ....Carmine Bruno, xI56
Fitness Coordinator ............... Todd Scarborough, x149
Aquatics ....................................................................... xl4I
NEW AMERICAN OUTREACH
Director ...........................................Victoria Faykin, xl75
CHAPLAIN
Rabbi .......................................................Sandra Berliner
SUPPORT STAFF
Development & Compliance Manager ...Amy Oropollo, x186
Staff Accountant ........................ Olena Zenovieva, x130
.........................................................Kathy Sherman, x126
Transportation Coordinator ...Tracy Ciampaglia, x100
Reception ....................................................................... x0
Kitchen Coordinator .......................Ben Toledano, x159
Printing Superintendent...........................Leonard Feldman, xl24
Librarian .....................................................Edith Kutcher
SATELLITE STAFF
Tabas House Satellite [215-745-3127]
................................................................... Marna Delfiner
...................................................................... Yaffa Yermish
Active Adult Center (MontCo) [215-635-5244]
.......................................................................... Sue Weiner
.........................................................................Joanne Beck
...................................................................... Dayna Glantz
.................................................................Sloane Waldman
................................................................ Michelle Hipwell
Center City Senior Program [215-832-0539]
...........................................................................Lynne Ellis
Weather Emergency Policy
Announcements will be made on KYW Radio 1060AM and call 215-698-7300 to listen to the recorded
message for building announcements. If Philadelphia public schools are closed for inclement weather, all
Klein JCC Senior Adult Programs will be cancelled. This includes SEPTA Para Transit/CCT & congregate meals.
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What’s Going On at Klein
Pages
April Calendar............................................................ 4-5
April Lunch Menu........................................................ 6
May Passport Classes................................................... 7
Exercise Classes Schedule............................................ 8
Exercise Pricing Information...................................... 9
Exercise Classes by Fitness Program........................ 10
Tech Center.................................................................. 11
Program Highlights.................................................. 12-13
Health & Wellness Programs.................................. 14-15
Trips.............................................................................. 16
Special Interest Groups............................................... 17
Club Coordinator's Corner........................................ 17
Club Calendars......................................................... 18-20
Special Services............................................................ 21
Honoring Foundations & Community Partners . .. 22
Reporter’s Corner........................................................ 23
Important Information............................................... 24
Other Information.................................................... 25-28
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A pril C omm u nit y P rograms
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
2
1
9:00 Fit Over 50
9:15 Wayne’s Silver&Fit®
Experience
10:00 Computer Lab
10:30 SS Strength Training
10:40 Kim Reddin
Yiddish
10:40 Open SOWN
11:45 Lunch
12:45Canasta
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Loss Support
12:45Conversations
with Ruth
1:00 Cardio Workout
w/ Marvin
1:15 Line Dancing
2:00Chess
FRIDAY
8:45 SilverSplash SS
9:30 Healing Exercise
9:30 Getting to
Know Gadgets
10:00 Low Visions
10:30 Computer Lab
10:30 "Moving On"
Bereavement
10:40 World Events
10:40 YogaStretch (SS)
11:45 Lunch
12:30 Newly Bereaved
Group
12:45 Marianne’s SS
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Canasta
12:45 Mah Jong*
12:45 Arts & Crafts
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8:00 Edith’s Library
Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
9:15 Marvin’s SS
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
9:30 Coffee &
Conversations:
Take Back My
Neighborhood
10:00 Computer Lab
10:30 Zumba Gold®SF
10:40 Oneg Shabbat
11:45 Lunch
11:45 Friday Fitness
w/ Marvin
1:00 Cardio Circuit (SS)
w/ Marvin
Adult Services
closes at 1:00pm
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Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
9:30 Hebrew
10:00 Computer Lab
10:00 New Visions
10:40 Jewish Life
11:00 Men’s Awareness*
11:45 Lunch
11:55 Cardio Circuit
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
w/ Marvin
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Reminiscing
12:45 Int. Hebrew
12:45 Mah Jong*
w/ Marvin
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Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
9:30 Hebrew
9:30Emergency
Preparedness
10:00 Computer Lab
10:00 New Visions
10:40 Jewish Life
11:45 Lunch
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
w/ Marvin
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Reminiscing
12:45 Int. Hebrew
12:45 Mah Jong*
w/ Marvin
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8
9
9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Kim Reddin
Yiddish
10:40 Open SOWN
11:45 Lunch
11:45Nutritious
& Delicious
12:45Canasta
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Loss Support
12:45 Jewish Memoirs
1:00 Cardio Workout
w/ Marvin
1:15 Line Dancing
2:00Chess
10:00 Low Visions
10:30 Computer Lab
10:30 "Moving On"
Bereavement
10:40 AARP Community
Impact Group:
Financial Literacy
& Fraud Alert
11:45 Lunch
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Canasta
12:45 Mah Jong*
12:45Bingo
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9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
9:45 Town Meeting
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Kim Reddin
Yiddish
10:40 Open SOWN
11:45 Chef 's Special
Lunch
12:45Canasta
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Loss Support
12:45Bingo
1:00 Cardio Workout
w/ Marvin
1:15 Line Dancing
2:00Chess
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10:30 Computer Lab
10:30 "Moving On"
Bereavement
10:40 World Events
11:45 Lunch
Group
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Canasta
12:45 Mah Jong*
12:45 Book Discussion
with Jack
"Anne Frank
Remembered"
by Miep Geis &
Alison Leslie Gold
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Book Browsing
9:30 Tuesday Tone Up
w/Marvin
9:30 Brown Bag
Pharmacy
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Let's Talk
11:45 Lunch
& Lunch
12:45 Eileen’s SS
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Knitting Nook
12:45 Wii Bowling
12:45 Mah Jong*
2:00 Aquatic Arthritis
Exercise PlusSF
8:00
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
11:45
11:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
2:00
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Edith’s Library
Book Browsing
Tuesday Tone Up
w/Marvin
Circle of Happiness
Computer Lab
Zumba Gold®SF
Lunch
YogaStretch (SS)
& Lunch
Eileen’s SS
Pinochle*
Canasta Lessons
Knitting Nook
Wii Bowling
Mah Jong*
Aquatic Arthritis
Exercise PlusSF
Chef 's Special:
10
Adult
Services
Closed
Happy
Holiday!
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Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
9:15 Marvin’s SS
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
9:30 Wellness Day Event
w/ Hearing Testing
9:30 Coffee &
Conversations
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Oneg Shabbat
11:45 Lunch
11:45 Lunch w/ the Rabbi
w/ Marvin
12:45 B'nai Mitzvah Class
Part II
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Thinking Positive
w/ Marvin
Wellness Day Event
A pril C omm u nit y P rograms
MONDAY
20
Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
9:30 Hebrew
10:00 Computer Lab
10:00 New Visions
10:40 Jewish Life
11:45 Lunch
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
w/ Marvin
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Reminiscing
12:45 Int. Hebrew
12:45 Mah Jong*
w/ Marvin
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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Book Browsing
8:00 Claudia's Fashions
9:30 Tuesday Tone Up
w/Marvin
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Let's Talk
11:00 Klein JCC
Name Reveal
11:45 Lunch
& Lunch
12:45 April Birthday &
Accreditation
Celebration
with Steve Pollack
12:45 Eileen’s SS
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Canasta Lessons
12:45 Mah Jong*
2:00 Aquatic Arthritis
Exercise PlusSF
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9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
10:00 Computer Lab
10:30 Open SOWN
10:40 Kim Reddin
Yiddish
11:45 Lunch
12:45Canasta
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Journey's Way
12:45 Loss Support
1:00 Cardio Workout
w/ Marvin
1:15 Line Dancing
2:00Chess
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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10:00 Low Visions
10:30 Computer Lab
10:30 "Moving On"
Bereavement
10:40 World Events
11:45 Lunch
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Canasta
12:45 Mah Jong*
12:45 Rosalie's Review
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Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
9:15 Marvin’s SS
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
9:30 Coffee &
Conversations:
Street Smarts
10:00 Computer Lab
10:40 Oneg Shabbat
11:45 Lunch
11:45 Lunch w/ the Rabbi
w/ Marvin
Group
12:45 B'nai Mitzvah Class
Part II
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Thinking Positive
w/ Marvin
April Birthday &
Accreditation Celebration
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Book Browsing
9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
9:30 Hebrew
10:00 Computer Lab
10:00 New Visions
10:40 Jewish Life
11:45 Lunch
(SS/GF/AM ONLY)
w/ Marvin
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45 Reminiscing
12:45 Int. Hebrew
12:45 Mah Jong*
w/ Marvin
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8:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
10:40
11:45
11:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
12:45
2:00
Edith’s Library
Book Browsing
Tuesday Tone Up
w/Marvin
Computer Lab
Zumba Gold®SF
Let's Talk: Balance
Lunch
YogaStretch (SS)
& Lunch
Eileen’s SS
Pinochle*
Canasta Lessons
Knitting Nook
Wii Bowling
Mah Jong*
Journey's Way
Aquatic Arthritis
Exercise PlusSF
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9:00 Fit Over 50
Experience
10:00 Computer Lab
10:30 Israel Story
11:45 Lunch
12:45Canasta
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Bingo
12:45 Loss Support
1:00 Cardio Workout
w/ Marvin
1:15 Line Dancing
2:00Chess
30
10:00 Low Visions
10:30 Computer Lab
10:30 "Moving On"
Bereavement
10:40 World Events
11:45 Lunch
12:45 Pinochle*
12:45Canasta
12:45 Mah Jong*
12:45 Movie: Mortdecai
Israel Story
SS=SilverSneakers, SF=Silver&Fit, GF=Global Fit, AM=Athletic Member
*Member Benefit ONLY
^programs subject to change
Klein JCC’s Senior Center Mission Statement
The goal of the Klein JCC’s senior center is to help older adults live independently in the
community while maintaining as active a lifestyle as possible.
Based on a philosophy that supportive services and meaningful activity help seniors to
achieve that goal, the Klein JCC centers provide a daily hot kosher lunch in a congregate
setting, health screenings, health education, counseling, information and referral,
volunteer opportunities, peer support groups, cultural programs, social activities,
computer classes, English as a second language classes, clubs, day trips, public affairs
discussions and home delivered meals when needed.
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A pril l u nch men u
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
1
Fish w/ Matzah Stuffing
Italian Green Beans
Tossed Salad
Whole Wheat Bread*
Fresh Fruit*
Each * represents a serving
of carbohydrates(15g)
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Egg Salad Platter
Lettuce & Tomato
Potato Latkes*
Matzah*
Applesauce*
Milk*
13
3-Cheese Macaroni**
w/ Broccoli
Stewed Tomatoes
Zucchini
Whole Wheat Bread*
Mandarin Oranges*
Milk*
7
Tomato Soup
Chicken Marsala
Broccoli Florets
Potato Kugel
Matzah*
Fresh Pear*
14
Garden Vegetable Soup*
Hot Turkey
w/ Giblet Gravy
Peas and Onions*
Garlic Mashed Potatoes*
Whole Wheat Roll**
Peaches*
8
Crustless Broccoli
& Cheese Quiche
Carrot Raisin Salad
Tossed Salad
Matzah*
Macaroons*
Potato Crusted
Fish Filet
Marinated Fresh
Tomato Salad
Couscous*
7-Grain Bread*
Pineapples*
Milk*
15
FRIDAY
2
Cabbage Borscht Soup
Brisket w/ Onion Gravy
Harvard Beets
Baked Potato*
Rye Bread*
Pineapples*
Chicken Farfel Soup
Baked BBQ Chicken
Broccoli Florets
Mashed Potatoes*
Matzah
Honey Cake**
9
Vegetable Soup*
Roast Beef
w/ Jardinere Sauce
Cole Slaw
Roasted Red
Bliss Potatoes*
Matzah*
Fruit Cocktail*
Adult
Services
Closed
20
21
Mushroom Barley Soup*
Grilled Chicken
Sandwich
Grilled Onions
Cole Slaw
3 Bean Salad*
Kaiser Roll**
Pears*
27
Seafood Salad Platter
Marinated
Cucumber Salad
Bowtie Pasta Salad*
Peas, Carrots
& Tomatoes*
Whole Wheat Roll**
Fresh Orange*
Milk*
Beef Vegetable Soup*
Stuffed Cabbage
Sweet & Sour Sauce
Mixed Vegetables*
Brown Rice Pilaf*
Pumpernickel Bread*
Pears*
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22
Whitefish Salad
Lettuce, Tomato
& Onion
Potato Salad*
Whole Wheat Bagel***
Fresh Apple*
Milk*
29
Minestrone Soup
Diced Chicken & Rice
Tomatoes, Green
Peppers & Onions
Israeli Salad
Hummus & Tzekki
Pita
Cinnamon Nut Danish
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17
Mediterranean White
Bean Soup*
Chopped Steak
w/ Frizzled Onions
Sliced Glazed Carrots
Egg Noodles*
Rye Bread*
Fresh Orange*
Matzah Ball Soup*
Lemon Sage Stuffed
Roasted Chicken
Bread Stuffing*
California Blend
Vegetables
Small Baked Potato*
Challah Roll**
Pound Cake**
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Wed., Apr. 1
Wed., Apr. 8
Thurs., Apr. 2
Thurs., Apr. 9
6
Chicken Noodle Soup*
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Brussel Sprouts
w/ Cranberries
Potato Knishes*
Challah Roll**
Lemon Cake**
30
Cabbage Borscht Soup
Brisket w/ Onion Gravy
Harvard Beets
Kasha
Rye Bread*
Pineapples*
Choice Meals
Wed., Apr. 15
Salmon Salad Platter
Tuna Salad w/ Matzah*
3 Cheese Salad w/ Peppers
Lettuce, Tomatoes & Onions
Lettuce, Tomato & Onion Lettuce, Tomatoes, & Cucumbers
Whole Wheat Bagel***/Broccoli Slaw
Cole Slaw
Whole Wheat Pita**
Turkey Hoagie*
Lettuce, Tomato & Onion
Carrot Raisin Salad*
24
Minestrone Soup*
Turkey Meatballs
w/Tomato Sauce
Caesar Salad
Spirelli Pasta*
Whole Wheat Bread*
Tropical Fruit Salad*
Israel Story
10
Happy Holiday!
Chef 's Special:
Baked Fish w/ Artichoke
& Olive Sauce
Creamed Spinach
Seasoned Potato
Wedges*
Whole Wheat Roll**
Cinnamon Applesauce*
Milk*
3
Chicken Salad
Lettuce & Tomatoes
Potato Salad
Thurs., Apr. 16
Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
Lettuce & Tomatoes
Pasta Salad* w/ Herbed Oil
• menu subject to change
Wed., Apr. 22
Wed., Apr. 29
Thurs., Apr. 23
Thurs. Apr. 30
Lox & Cream Cheese
Lettuce & Tomatoes
Whole Wheat Bagel***
No Choice Meal
Napa Almond Chicken Salad Turkey Hoagie**
Marinated Beet Salad Lettuce, Tomato & Onion
Balsamic Vinaigrette
Carrot Raisin Salad*
M ay Passport C lasses
MONDAY
CUrrent Events • 10:00-11:00am
TUESDAY
May 4
A lively discussion-oriented class focusing on local,
national and international issues, with an emphasis
on politics. Chuck Feldman, MA, University of PA
potpourri • 11:15am-12:15pm
The Fifties...or Where Were You in '52?
An overview and discussion of the events of the “do
nothing” decade that changed our world. Sondra
Schneider, BS, Temple Univ., M.Ed, College of N.J.,
ABD, Temple Univ.
at the movies • 1:00-3:00pm
Love is Strange (2014)
A committed gay couple find their fledgling marriage
challenged by a series of unexpected developments
in this compassionate drama. Starring John Lithgow,
Alfred Molina & Marisa Tomei. Dr. Moylan Mills,
Prof. Emeritus of Integrative Arts, Penn State
May 11
The Fifties...or Where Were You in '52?
An overview and discussion of the events of the “do
nothing” decade that changed our world. Sondra
Schneider, BS, Temple Univ., M.Ed, College of N.J.,
ABD, Temple Univ.
May 12
at the movies • 1:00-3:00pm
Whiplash(2014)
This film depicts the relationship between an
ambitious jazz student and an abusive instructor.
Starring Academy Award winner J.K. Simmons
& Miles Teller. Dr. Moylan Mills, Prof. Emeritus of
Integrative Arts, Penn State
May 18
free special event • 10:00-11:30am
A performance by the talented Night & Day
Enterprises with founder & Lifelong Learning
teacher, Steve Pollack
In honor of Gene Shay
Funded by the Alan Eisen Memorial Fund
May 25
at the movies • 10:00am-1:00pm*
Mr. Turner(2014)
This biographical drama concerns the life and
career of J.M.W. Turner, a great artist, a radical,
revolutionary painter. Timothy Spall won Best Actor
at 2014 Cannes Film Festival. Dr. Moylan Mills, Prof.
Emeritus of Integrative Arts, Penn State *no lunch
May 26
The Two Faces of January (2014)
memorial day
June 1
A fascinating discussion of diaries kept by various
famous and not so famous authors. Irene Reiter, PhD,
Retired Educator
May 19
at the movies • 10:00am-12:30pm
adult services closed
Literary Diaries
May 5
A thriller centered on a con artist, his wife, and a
stranger who flees Athens after one of them is caught
up in the death of a private detective. Dr. Moylan
Mills, Prof. Emeritus of Integrative Arts, Penn State
June 2
Extra at the movies • 10:00am-12:30pm
Linda Hershman, Lifelong Learning Coordinator
For pricing and more
information, contact Linda
Hershman at 215-698-7300 x114 or
[email protected]
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e x ercise C las S es S ched u le
D ay C l a s s e s
Type
of
Class
Monday
• mostly sitting
(standing cardio
2-3 times)
• music: slow to
medium tempo
Intermediate
• sitting and
standing equally
• music:
moderate tempo
Advanced
• ability to stand
without aide for
class duration
• music: high tempo
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:45am
SilverSplash®
9:30am
Tuesday Tone Up
8:45am
Silversplash®
10:30am
SS Strength
Training
12:45pm
Muscular Strength
& Range of
Movement®
9:30am
Healing Exercise
$3/member; $5/general
Basic
Tuesday
9:45am
SilverSplash®
2:00pm
Aquatic Arthritis
Exercise Plus
9:00am
Fit Over 50
10:30am
Zumba Gold®
9:00am
Fit Over 50
9:15am
Wayne's
Silver&Fit®
ExperienceϠ
11:45am
YogaStretch®
9:15am
Wayne's
Silver&Fit®
ExperienceϠ
11:55am
Cardio Circuit®
1:10pm
Cardio Circuit®
9:15am
Muscular Strength
& Range of
Movement®
12:45pm
Muscular Strength
& Range of
Movement®
10:40am
YogaStretch
9:00am
Fit Over 50
10:30am
Zumba Gold®
11:55am
Friday Fitness
with Marvin
10:30am
SS Strength
Training
1:00pm
Cardio Workout
1:10pm
Cardio Circuit®
Evening & Weekend Classes
Monday
7:00pm • Boot Camp
$5/everyone
Tuesday
6:00pm • Zumba®
$5/everyone
Wednesday
Thursday
Sunday
9:30am • Muscular
Strength & Range of
Movement®
7:00pm • Core Training
$5/everyone
3:00pm • Muscular
Strength & Range of
Movement®
6:00pm • Zumba®
$5/everyone
^schedule subject to change
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E x ercise P ricing I nformation
Class passes are mandatory for ALL day classes (8:00am-4:00pm).
Class passes are given out at the front desk. Check your membership to
find out the new class fees.
FREE exercise classes still available. Check exercise schedule for days & times
Senior Individual Athletic Membership................... $170 (includes cultural)
Class Discount: $3 per class or $20/10 classes
Senior Couple Athletic Membership........................ $280 (includes cultural)
SilverSneakers® Athletic Membership....................................................... FREE
Class Discount: FREE/any SilverSneakers® class,
$3 per non-SilverSneakers® classes or $20/10 non-SilverSneakers® classes
Silver&Fit® Athletic Membership............................................................... FREE
Class Discount: FREE/any Silver&Fit® class,
$3 per non-Silver&Fit® classes or $20/10 non-Silver&Fit® classes
Health Partners Athletic Membership...................................................... FREE
Unlimited Fitness Classes for any Senior Athletic Membership.....$100/annually+
Unlimited Fitness Classes for Senior Couple Athletic Membership..... $180/annually+
prorated based on membership expiration date
+
Non-Athletic Members (Cultural members* or Senior Center participants)
$5 per class - Select FREE classes still offered.
Check exercise classes schedule for days and times.
*must upgrade to an Athletic membership for class discounts
For more information, contact Todd Scarborough,
215-698-7300 x149 or [email protected]
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E x ercise C lasses b y F itness P rogram
Monday
9:15am Wayne's Silver&Fit® Experience
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Wayne Leister
Sunday
9:30am
Muscular Strength & Range of Movement®
Basic Class • Instructor: Corrine Reynolds
Monday
8:45amSilverSplash®
Basic Class • Instructor: Mike DePue
10:30am Strength Training
Basic Class • Instructor: Marvin Dismuke
11:55am Cardio Circuit®
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Marvin Dismuke
1:10pm Cardio Circuit®
Advanced Class • Instructor: Marvin Dismuke
Tuesday
11:45amYogaStretch®
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Maureen Goldsmith
12:45pm Muscular Strength & Range of Movement®
Basic Class • Instructor: Eileen Depalma
Wednesday
10:30am Strength Training
Thursday
10:40amYogaStretch®
Basic Class • Instructor: Marianne Jandrisevits
Friday
9:15am
1:10pm
Muscular Strength & Range of Movement®
Cardio Circuit®
Tuesday
10:30am
2:00pm
Zumba Gold®
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Christina Allegra
Aquatic Arthritis Exercise Plus
Basic Class • Instructor: Eileen Depalma
Wednesday
11:55am Wayne's Silver&Fit® Experience
Friday
10:30am Zumba Gold®
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Miriam Martinez
Klein Fitness Classes
Tuesday
9:30am Tuesday Tone Up
Wednesday
1:00pm Cardio Workout
FREE Classes
Monday
9:00am Fit Over 50
Intermediate Class • Instructor: Wilma Kancher
Wednesday
9:00am Fit Over 50
Thursday
9:30am Healing Exercise
Basic Class • Instructor: Donna Price
Friday
9:00am
11:45am
Fit Over 50
Friday Fitness
To find out more about our exercise programs,
contact Todd Scarborough at
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tech center
Klein Tech Center
The Tech Buddies are here to help you with the gadgets in your life.
For more information, stop by during Tech Center hours.
Tech Center Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,
10:00am-2:00pm
Thursday, 10:30am-2:00pm
Have a technological interest?
Let us know!
Call Shelley Geltzer
215-698-7300 x129
Learn Everyday tech Words
• iPad: The iPad is a tablet computer developed by Apple that is used by touching the screen.
• Apple: Apple is the company that makes Macintosh computers Apple's product line includes Power
Macs, PowerBooks, iMacs, iBooks, and the popular hard drive-based MP3 player, the iPod.
FREE iPad Basics
Generation’s Online is sponsoring a workshop designed to teach you the basic
skills of an iPad using the web, email and more! You will have a facilitator to work
with and an iPad will be provided to you to use during each class.
Registration is mandatory in advance, and can be made at the front desk or by
calling Shelley Geltzer at 215-698-7300 ext. 129.
Tuesday, April 7, 14, 21 • 10:00-11:30am
Want to learn what these mean firsthand? Come visit the tech buddies!
They can give the know how to all your questions.
Need a more in depth answer? Take a class or a private lesson.
Private lessons are just $10 per hour!
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Conversations with Ruth
Join Ruth Kligman to talk about everything. Say what
you want, get it off your chest, discuss an adventure,
a family thing, whatever makes you and others feel
good! No “loshon hora” (gossiping) please!
Wednesday, April 1, 12:45-1:45pm
Getting to Know Gadgets
Learn about a variety of gadgets that can help
individuals with low vision and hearing loss, and help
you prepare for emergencies and improve daily living.
Hosted by the Pennsylvania's Initiative on
Assistive Technology (PIAT), a program of the
Institute on Disabilities at Temple University.
Thursday, April 2, 9:30am-1:00pm
Arts & Crafts
Let’s get creative. Join in on the fun arts & crafts
activities! Come and enjoy making a variety of projects.
Thursday, April 2, 12:45-1:45pm
Coffee & Conversations:
Take Back My Neighborhood
Watching the neighborhood change hasn’t been
easy. Jared Solomon, founder of Take Back Your
Neighborhood community group, will advise you on
how you can take some control over the changes and
how to deal with them.
Friday, April 3, 9:30-10:30am
Jewish Memoirs
A discussion of modern Jewish history through personal
memoirs. Participants are welcome to share their own
experiences. Facilitated by Dr. Reena Friedman.
Wednesday, April 8, 12:45-1:45pm
AARP Community Impact Group:
Financial Literacy & Fraud Alert
Managing money can be difficult, especially when
it is easy to fall for a scam that looks like a way to
save some. Learn from Barry Wagner, community
volunteer, about what you can do to save your money
and avoid fraud.
Thursday, April 9, 10:40-11:40am
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Bingo
Complete with cards and prizes awarded to winners!
Thursday, April 9, Wednesday, April 15, 29,
12:45-1:45pm
Emergency Preparedness
It is important for your personal safety to establish a
personal emergency plan and preparing yourself with
information about emergency procedures before an
emergency or disaster actually occurs. Come meet
with representatives from the Institute on Disabilities
at Temple University to learn more! Attendees will
receive information about preparing for emergencies
and will have an opportunity to make their own
starter emergency "Go Kit" that they can take home
with them. Hosted by the Pennsylvania's
Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT).
Monday, April 13, 9:30-10:30am
Canasta Lessons
Come learn from a professional and enjoy a new game
to play! Canasta is a fun card game of the rummy
family. Any questions? Contact Shelley Geltzer in
room 202 or by phone, 215-698-7300 x129.
Tuesday, April 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12:45-2:15pm
$15/person
Upcoming May
Programs
Talent Show & Mother's Day Celebration
Wednesday, May 6
May Birthday Party
Entertainment: Lenny King
Tuesday, May 12
Centenarian Celebration
Wednesday, May 20
Memorial Day Celebration
Tuesday, May 26
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Town Meeting
Keep up with the latest Klein JCC news! Come to this
“you hear it first” meeting and learn about what is
going on at the center.
Wednesday, April 15, 9:45-10:30am
Chef ’s Special: Baseball Hall of Fame
Join us for another great Chef ’s Special! Enjoy baseball
game themed treats of fudge and caramel corn
with roasted peanuts. Another great Chef ’s Special
sponsored by PCA!
Wednesday, April 15, 11:45am-12:45pm
Book Discussion with Jack
Join Jack Belitsky in a discussion about Anne Frank
Remembered by Miep Gies & Alison Leslie Gold. For
more than two years, Miep Gies and her husband
helped hide the Franks from the Nazis. Like thousands
of unsung heroes of the Holocaust, they risked their
lives each day to bring food, news, and emotional
support to the victims.
Claudia’s Fashions
Come shop, browse, try on and buy something right
here in our Gallery. Claudia brings her fashions to us
and makes it convenient to shop.
Tuesday, April 21, 8:00am-2:00pm
Klein was founded 40 years ago as a premier community
center! Over time, the agency has grown, expanded and
adapted its services to meet the ever changing needs of
our community! Our growth and expansion was made
possible through the support of our partners, donors and
community members, like you! Join us as we reveal our
new name, new mission and new brand. Together, we
will bring Klein JCC into the future.
April Birthday & Accreditation Celebration
with Steve Pollack
Enjoy a delicious catered birthday cake to celebrate
all of the April birthdays and Klein JCC’s award of
recognition as a senior center with Steve Pollack.
Steve will dazzle you with his voice and charisma!
Sponsored by Sandi Diamond.
Rosalie’s Review
Sit down with Rosalie Alexander for a friendly
discussion of various topics and issues that surround
being Jewish.
Coffee & Conversations: Street Smarts
This program, developed by AAA, AARP and the
American Occupational Therapy Association, focuses
on safe pedestrian habits, seatbelt use, and safe driving
behaviors for senior citizens. This is sure to be a very
beneficial program.
Friday, April 24, 9:30-10:30am
Israel Story
Israel Story is an Israeli version of NPR’s This
American Life series that brings to life exceptional
stories of ordinary Israelis. In collaboration
with actors from White Pines Productions, this
interactive presentation will give a real window into
Israeli society providing an uplifting, emotional and
very human depiction of diverse walks of life. Brought
to us by Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.
Sponsored by Cigna HealthSpring.
Wednesday, April 29, 10:30-11:30am
Movie: Mortdecai
Juggling angry Russians, the British Mi5, and an
international terrorist, debonair art dealer and part
time rogue Charlie Mortdecai races to recover a stolen
painting rumored to contain a code that leads to lost
Nazi gold. Starring Johnny Depp and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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HEALTH & WELLNESS PRO GR AMS
The Circle
of Happiness
with Toby Strogatz
Tuesday, April 14 • 10:00-11:30am
Limited Class Size - Sign up at Front Desk
Happiness is a choice and FREE. It doesn’t depend on age, looks, career or
even income. Everyone deserves happiness, especially you!
Let’s explore ways we can bring happiness into our lives through scientific
research. What makes us happy? What are our strengths?
We will express this through storytelling, personal experience and the
mind-body connection. Find out the ways we can achieve happiness
through choosing the life we want!
Toby Strogatz is certified in positive psychology and enjoys sharing
the multitude of ways to bring happiness into your life.
For more information, contact Shelley Geltzer at
215-698-7300 x129 or [email protected].
In partnership with Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and United
Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey. Partially funded by
Philadelphia Corporation for Aging. A nationally accredited senior center.
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HEALTH & WELLNESS PRO GR AMS
Brown Bag Pharmacy
Join Allen and Lukasz, pharmacy students from University
of the Sciences in Philadelphia, for a quick chat about your
health and medications. Make sure to bring an up-to-date
list of your medications for an accurate review of them.
Circle of Happiness
Join Toby Strogatz for an eye-opening class that
explores ways we can bring happiness into our lives
through scientific research and personal expression.
Tuesday, April 14, 10:00-11:30am
Wellness Day Event w/Hearing Testing
Nutritious & Delicious
Join Jeanne Joseph for a nutritional version of Lunch &
Learn. Eating right can make a big difference in how
often you’re sick, how quickly you recover - even how
long you live! Space is limited. Please remember to
bring your lunch ticket to class with you.
Wednesday, April 8, 11:45am-12:45pm
Bring a list of your medications and Medicare card
to this health event where you will have access to
great life-saving preventative services and screenings.
Brought to you by Sound Investment Hearing Aid
Service and Healthsteps.
Friday, April 17, 9:30am-12:30pm
Let’s Talk: Balance
Arthritis Education
Learn from Betsy Jordan, clinical manager at Einstein
Healthcare Network, about two of the most common
types of arthritis: rheumatoid and osteoarthritis and
how to use effective strategies to reduce the impact of
the disease.
Ever feel unsteady when you walk? Maybe your
balance isn’t as good as it used to be. Learn more
about the Balance Training Program offered by
Dr. Carol Maritz, PT, EdD, GCS, Professor of
Physical Therapy at the University of the Sciences
in Philadelphia. Follow up appointments will be
scheduled at this class.
Health & Wellness begins at Klein JCC
For more information, contact Sue Aistrop, Wellness Center at K�� Director, at 215-698-7300 x110.
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215-969-7870
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Services that empower your path
to wellness and good health.
The Dental Center
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provided by Absolute Smile Dental Group
215-464-1704
Services within family, cosmetic and
implant dentistry with the best prices
and the best quality!
The Prescription Center at K��
provided by Glendale Pharmacy
215-722-6200
A licensed pharmacist to answer your medication questions
and to have your prescription filled within hours!
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TRIPS
Travel with Klein JCC
Spring 2015
ancient stones & modern Bricks • Thursday, April 16
Legos exhibit & Jerusalem imax at the Franklin Institute
On the 20th Century • Sunday, April 26
Star-studded Broadway Musical with Kristin Chenoweth
the King and i • Sunday, May 31
A classic musical at the Lincoln Center
resorts Casino • Wednesday, June 24
Slot Credit & Show
Finger Lakes of New york State Wine Tour
Monday, August 24 -Wednesday, August 26
Join us for a 3 day/2 night trip to upstate New York that includes:
• Visit to two local wineries • Hotel accommodations
(taxes & meal gratuities included)
• Admission to the
Corning Museum of Glass • 2 breakfasts
• 2 dinners, including one at
• Admission to
Belhurst Castle
Sonnenberg Gardens
• Motorcoach transportation
$489 member; $509 general
per person for double occupancy
additional charge for single occupant
To sign up for these amazing trips, contact Andrea Kimelheim at
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SP E C IA L I N T E R E ST G ROu P S
Come Join our Special Interest Groups
Special Groups at the Klein JCC who share the same interests.
Men’s Awareness (Members only)
Geared to the interests of retired men. Lively
discussions reflecting a broad range of interests.
Facilitator: Morrie Rosoﬀ
Monday, 11:00am-12:00pm
*late lunch available by request
Pinochle (Members only)
Enjoy a friendly card game of Pinochle.
Monday through Friday, 12:45-3:00pm
Kim Reddin Yiddish
Conversational & informal group celebrating
Yiddish in song and speech.
Facilitator: Hannah Clawson
Wednesday, 10:40-11:40am
Chess
Keep your brain thinking with a friendly
game of chess.
Wednesday, 2:00-4:00pm
Mah Jong (Members only)
Have fun with friends in this matching tile game.
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday,
12:45-1:45pm
Club Coordinator’s Corner
by Andrea Kimelheim
Now that Spring has arrived, our Klein clubs have planned many wonderful trips in the
coming months. Subject to availability, all our clubs welcome non-members to participate.
April
June
May
You can find out more information about
club trips by checking the club calendars
in the Klein Forward and by the bulletin
board in the hall outside the lunch room.
Please contact each club directly to inquire
about availability.
8- Wednesday Travel- Bristol Theater-“Ragtime”
Passover Lunch at Klein
15- Wednesday Travel- American Music Theater
“Inspire”/ Shady Maple
22- Daytrippers- Resorts Casino
29- Getaways Travel- Dutch Apple- “Funny Girl”
7- Monday Travel- Media Theater “Hello Dolly”
w/Box Lunch
20- Getaways Travel- American Music Theater
“Inspire”/ Shady Maple
27- Wednesday Travel- Resorts Casino
3- Wednesday Travel- Act II “Forbidden
Broadway” w/ Box Lunch
14- Getaways- Asbury Park/Axelrod Theater
“West Side Story”
14- Daytrippers- Hedgerow Theater
If you are interested in learning more about our club program,
please stop into my office Room 201 or call 215-698-7300 x176.
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C L u B C A L E N DA R S
Monday Travel Club
Monday, April 6
11:00am
Executive Board Meeting
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Herb Kaufman
Topic: “Spies and Spying”
Monday, April 13
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Anne Johnston
Book Review: “Orphan Train”
by Christina Baker Kline
Monday, April 20
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Courtney Colletti
Singer/Entertainer
Monday, April 27
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Chuck Feldman
Topic: “Current Events”
Get Aways Travel Club
Monday, April 6
12:00pm
Refreshments (Passover)
1:00pm
Business Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Roberta Weiss
Topic: “Foxy and Friend”
Monday, April 13
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
Business Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Chris Darin
Singer
Monday, April 20
10:30am
Board Meeting
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
Business Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Herb Kauffman
Topic: “Music of the Civil War”
Monday, April 27
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
Business Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Tom Tolnay
Singer
Monday, May 4
No Meeting
Wednesday, April 29
Trip to Dutch Apple Dinner Theater in Lancaster
Show: “Funny Girl” (The Life of Fanny Brice)
Thursday, May 7
Trip to Media Theater
Show: “Hello Dolly” with Andrea McArdel
Leave 12:00pm
Return 6:00pm
Monday, May 4
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
Business Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Hitz Squad Band
President: Priscilla Bangis, 215-673-8198
Sunshine Lady: Mary Straus, 215-745-8678
Club Coordinator: Andrea Kimelheim, 215-698-7300 x176
President: Jerry Snyder, 215-698-8762
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Wednesday Travel Club
Wednesday, April 1
10:00am
Board Meeting
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Matt Bochanski
Guitar/Banjo
Wednesday, April 8
Trip to Bristol Riverside Theater
Show:“Ragtime”
11:30am
Optional Lunch at Klein JCC
Leave 1:00pm
Return 4:45pm
Wednesday, April 15
Trip to American Music Theater
Show: “Inspire”
Lunch at Shady Maple
Leave 10:00am
Return 7:15pm
Wednesday, April 22
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Herb Kaufman
Topic: “Music of the Victorian Age”
Wednesday, April 29
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Chuck Feldman
Topic: “Current Events”
Sixty Something Plus Club
If you are looking for an interesting afternoon- join us
at the 60 Something Plus Club. We are definitely over
60, not a travel club, but do blend good companionship
with interesting speakers and entertainers. We meet the
1st and 3rd Fridays every month
Friday, April 3
No Meeting - Erev Passover
Friday, April 17
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
with Daytrippers Club
Friday, May 1
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Selma Dafilou
Topic: “Eyes on the IDF”
Friday, May 15
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Marc Sherman
Keyboard & Vocals
Wednesday, May 6
10:00am
Board Meeting
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Singer/Entertainer
President: Sandra Schwartz, 215-725-9810
President: David Adelman, 215-673-6571
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Daytrippers Club
We are a warm and friendly group. Join us and you will
have fun, go on trips, have entertainment and
make lasting friendships. We meet on the
1st and 3rd Friday of every month.
Friday, April 3
No Meeting - Erev Passover
Friday, April 17
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
with 60 Something Plus Club
Wednesday, April 22
Trip to Resorts Casino
Leave 10:00am
Return 7:15pm
Friday, May 1
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Program: Speaker, Selma Dafilou
Topic: “Eyes on the IDF”
Friday, May 15
12:00pm
Refreshments
1:00pm
General Meeting
1:30pm
Entertainment: Marc Sherman
Keyboard & Vocals
Klein JCC Satellite
The Russian Klein JCC Satellite program provides
programs for the Russian speaking community.
This program provides ESL and Citizenship classes.
Special Program:
April Birthday Party
Wedenesday, April 29 • 10:30am
Contact: Marina Zhitnitskaya, 215-698-7300 x155
Klein JCC's Kiv Club
Kiv Club Programs include entertainment and
speakers on cultural and political topics. Jewish
holidays are celebrated. Knowledge of Russian
language necessary.
President: Yelena Berezina
Giving makes us feel so good...
You will notice at our front desk a program
contribution box. We are asking you to contribute
to our program fund. The suggested contribution
is .25 for each program you attend. All funds
collected will be sent to PCA and returned to the
Klein JCC for use in our programming activities.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Co-Presidents: Bea Ratko, 215-464-1080
Zelda Silberstein
Club Coordinator: Sandi Diamond, 215-698-7300
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S pecial S erv ices
Klein JCC In Home Support Program
Recent fall? Hospitalization? Don’t know where to
turn to get those everyday challenges met? We’re
here to help you live at home safely and with
dignity. In Home Support is for those 60 and older
living in the Northeast.
Services included: Personal Care, Home Delivered Meals,
Housekeeping, Adaptive Equipment, Minor Home Repairs,
Medical Transportation, Emergency Response System
We are a community based program, providing
early intervention, and prompt service. Service is
provided at no cost, or low cost. Simply call. Our
intake workers are here to listen. Care managers
provide home visits and work with you to create a
customized service plan.
For more information, please call x180.
New Visions/Low Visions
Are you or someone you know experiencing
difficulties due to limited vision? Join our program
and learn just how much better life can be! This
program meets Mondays (support group) and
Thursdays (life skills & activities), 10:00am-2:00pm.
Call Amy Juarez or Bette Homer at Associated
Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired at
215-627-0600 or Rivka Powers at Klein JCC
at 215-698-7300 x184.
RSVP - Retired and Senior
Volunteer Program
If you are 55 or older and are ready to turn the page to
what will be an exciting and fulfilling new chapter in
your life, call 267-345-RSVP or visit us in room 121.
The In Home Support Program is funded by the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA)
Home Delivered Meals
The Klein JCC Home Delivered Meals program
provides kosher ready to heat & eat meals to adults
60 and older unable to physically or financially
prepare their own meals. Meals are available for pick
up or can be delivered by volunteer friendly visitors.
For more information, call Inna Gulko, x195.
Volunteers can help pack & drive Monday and
Tuesday mornings at 7:45-8:45am to deliver meals
and/or be friendly visitors.
If interested, please call 215-698-7300, x193.
JFGP Mitzvah Food Project
provides non-perishable grocery items to those in
our community who are in need. The on-site pantry
serves anyone in need, regardless of race, religion,
age, gender, or household income.
For more information, call 215-832-0620 or email
[email protected].
Bereavement Support Groups
We all experience different kinds of losses in
our life. Sometimes it helps to share them with
others. All groups that are offered are free. For more
information and to register, call Rivka Powers,
215-698-7300 x184.
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Use your skills, talents and experience!
Make a difference in your community!
Be a tutor, pen pal, reading buddy or an
Art Goes to School presenter
Pack or deliver food to the homebound
Join a Cook for a Friend group
Manage Klein JCC's gift shop one day a week
Computer tech buddy at Klein JCC
Friendly visitor
And much more!
Take advantage of RSVP benefits:
• Free liability and accident insurance
• Free transportation through CCT
• Annual volunteer recognition luncheon
(for those serving 20 hours or more)
Transportation
Philadelphia residents age 65 and older, are
eligible for subsidized SEPTA Para transit group
rides. Reservations must be made a week in advance. Although the actual cost of the ride is $4
each way, your suggested donation is only $1 each
way (to and from the center ONLY). A SEPTA
CCT card and I.D. number are required for access
to this system. Please contact Tracy Ciampaglia,
Transportation Coordinator at 215-698-7300
x199 to make reservations or for assistance in
applying for a SEPTA CCT card.
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H onoring F o u ndations & C omm u nit y Partners
Klein JCC thanks the following
foundations & community partners:
Alexander Pizor Foundation
Always Best Care Senior Services
Bank of America Foundation
Christian Shrak Fund
Corporation for National and Community Service
Dissik-Weinstein Fund
Dorothy and Irving Metz Fund
Feinstein Foundation
Fisher Foundation
Healthcare Improvement Foundation
Healthways Corporation
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Meals on Wheels of America
Passover League
PEW Charitable Trust
Philadelphia Activities Fund
Philadelphia Corporation for Aging
Pincus Fund
United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey
Wells Fargo Foundation
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R eporter’ s C orner
Portals
By Ruth Frank
In out journey through life we pass through many
portals. These doors are not like the doors? Flash
Gordon? opened and saw an angry? Emperor Ming
The Merciless? waiting with his fierce army. They
are also not like the doors in a popular game show,
where when you open one door you might find a
shiny new car, or a piece of coal.
When I was a child and I passed from one grade
to the next, I had a bittersweet feeling. While I was
anxious to grow and learn, I felt that I was leaving a
comfortable place and going into uncharted waters.
Now I am in a place just like all my fiends and am
living by myself. I have found many kind people who
have talked to me and included me. Also the JCC has
been a place of comfort.
Time
By Edith Kutcher
Time
Does not stand still
Does not ring a bell
Does not yell
Only time it tells
Time is a wasting when it's not used well
Plan ahead
So time will be well spent
Nothing left to regret
As it speds.
Save the Date
Klein JCC’s
Centenarian Luncheon
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
We wish to celebrate your long and joyous life!
Open for all people 100 years of age
or turning 100 during 2015.
If you or you know someone in Northeast
Philadelphia who is a centenarian, please let us
know. Contact Shelley Geltzer,
Freedman & Grinshpun, PC
for your business and personal needs
Gary Freedman, Esq., LLM
Arkadiy Grinshpun, Esq., LLM
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
7909 Bustleton Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19152
215-708-7390
fax 215-708-7391
[email protected]
Schedule an appointment today!
Admitted PA and NJ Bar
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I mportant I nformation
ATTENTION
Lunch Registration
ONLY on the touch screens.
This allows you to register for lunch ONE week in
advance. If you have to cancel your reservation,
please call Jeanne Joseph, 215-698-7300 x157.
MEMO TO ALL CCT PATRONS:
1. There are 3 pick-up and 3 return times to
choose from. They are as follows:
pick-ups
8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., OR 10:00 a.m.
return rides
1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. OR 3:00 p.m.
This does not include Standing Order rides.
All Standing Order rides are excluded from these
times as CCT has your times scheduled automatically.
2. There will be a sign in sheet at the front desk
that you will use to write the room number next
to your name so we can locate you when your van
arrives to pick you up. It is important that you
give us this information if you do not want to miss
your ride home.
3. All CCT patrons are responsible for cancelling
their own ride with CCT directly if you are not
coming to the center. The number to call is 215580-7720, please have your CCT number available.
After calling CCT, please call 215-698-7300 x199,
to notify that you cancelled with CCT. The CCT
number is for cancellations ONLY.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Tracy Ciampaglia, Transportation Coordinator
Think Before You Register
When registering for lunch, please keep in
mind when you know you are not going to be
here. We have had many instances where trips,
outside meetings and other out of the building
happenings occur and participants in the
lunch program forget that it will prevent them
from eating lunch at the Klein JCC. Please
think before you register.
Lunchroom Reminders:
• If you come late to lunch and have a
reservation, we are not permitted to give you a
ticket. All participants with reservations must
come by to pick up their ticket by 11:30am.*
*We recommend picking up your ticket when you
first come in before venturing to morning activities.
• Wait list tickets are not given out until
11:40am & the list arrives.
Reserving Seats in 218
for Daily Lunch
So you want to save a seat for your friend,
You want our restrictions on this to end.
We’ve heard loud & clear what
you have to say,
To reserve a seat, you’ll need to pay.
Check the “rental fee” flier for
the price of a seat,
Until that day, our rules you must meet.
BenePhilly and the Jewish Federation
join forces to better serve older adults
United Way donations can now
be designated to the Klein JCC
A partnership has been forged between the BenePhilly Enrollment
Center and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Seniors
are encouraged to call the BenePhilly Helpline: 1-800-236-2194,
Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm.
Klein JCC ‘s Donor #: 48883
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Go to uwsepa.org or call the Donor Services
helpline, 215-665-2598, for more information.
Worried about
the future of
your loved one
with special needs?
JCHAI At Home may hold the answer.
We’re here to help individuals live as independently as possible in their own residence.
JCHAI At Home is the community outreach division of JCHAI, a non-profit agency providing
residential services for adults with developmental issues, brain injury or autism since 1987.
We offer any of the following services on an hourly fee basis:
• health and hygiene maintenance
• social skills and outings
• grocery shopping /cooking
• job coaching and employment assistance
• household/budget management
• basic computer skills
• access to activities and
medical appointments
• counseling/advocacy
• transition planning
Individuals of any race, color, creed, and religion are welcome.
JCHAI | 610-667-7875 | www.jchai.org
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You prepared for your future. Now enjoy it.
On the banks of the Delaware River, just northeast of Center City Philadelphia,
lies sprawling acres of natural beauty known as Delaire Landing and Salem
Harbour. In the midst of 2 highly desirable locations – Lower Bucks County
and Northeast Philadelphia - these private and unique communities feature
spacious, richly appointed apartments and resort like community amenities in
incomparable setting. Contact us today to discover your new apartment home!
9355 State Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19114
p. 215-632-9100 f. 215-281-9382
online: www.DelaireLandingApts.com
455 Old Bridge Rd. Bensalem, PA 19020
p. 215-639-1000 f. 215-639-1196
online: www.SalemHarbourApts.com
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Please join us for the
Wednesday, May 20, 2015 • 10:30am–2:00pm
$15/person
Come celebrate your friends’ milestone with a festive
luncheon! Entertainment by Stu Weitz and Mum’s To Go
Mummers String Band with special guests such as Marilyn
Monroe, Elvis, Lassin Preschool Children and much more!
RSVP & Registration Requested at the front desk
*Zip Codes: 19111, 19114, 19115, 19116, 19135, 19136, 19149, 19152, 19154
Klein JCC • 10100 Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19116 • 215-698-7300 • www.kleinjcc.org
Klein JCC provides social, educational and cultural programs in a warm and friendly comprehensive community center
environment; delivering a broad spectrum of high quality services to area communities that otherwise would not be served.
Klein JCC partners with Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New
Jersey. Senior Adult Services is partially funded by Philadelphia Corporation for Aging.
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