Fiftyplus Program Guide 2015

FiftyplusLiving & LearningADULT PROGRAM GUIDE 2015 | WEST ORANGE & WHIPPANY

strengthen your body

expand your mind

embrace each day

JCC MetroWestCenter for Adult Enrichment

Camp Deeny Riback • 973-929-2901 • [email protected]

Give the Gift of Jewish Camping… A gift that will last a lifetime

The Center for Adult Enrichment welcomes you to the JCC!

Joanne Bramnick Nutrition and Program Director [email protected]

973-530-3414

Sarah Diamond Whippany Program Dir./Admin.

Day Trip Coordinator [email protected]

973-929-2938

Susan Wallenstein, Administrator [email protected] / 973-530-3474

Gina Goldman, Asst. Director and Margulies Center Director [email protected] / 973-530-3448

Sharon Gordon Director

[email protected] 973-530-3480

Susan Galatz Volunteer and Wellness Coordinator

[email protected] 973-530-3447

Sharon Rogovin Whippany Program Director [email protected]

973-929-2917

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPECIAL EVENTS 4

LEON & TOBY COOPERMAN JCC, WEST ORANGE 7

Life Long Learning 7Lunch Programs 10Fitness 10Saint Barnabas Medical Center 12Center for Jewish Life 13 Aquatics 14Gaelen Center For The Arts 15Volunteer Opportunities 17 Sports & Recreation 17

LAUTENBERG FAMILY CENTER, WHIPPANY 19At Leisure Groups 19 Film Series 20

DAY TRIPS 24

OVERNIGHT TRAVEL BACK COVER

JCC SENIOR CENTERSLAUTENBERG FAMILY JCC – JETS (JEWISH ENRICHMENT TIME FOR SENIORS)Lautenberg Family Center, Whippany (Wednesdays) Sharon Rogovin: 973-929-2917CONGREGATION AGUDATH ISRAEL OF WEST ESSEXCaldwell (Mondays and Thursdays) Arielle Kay: 973-226-3600TEMPLE B’NAI ABRAHAMLivingston (Mondays) Lori Chimoff: 973-994-2290SHALOM CLUB OF MORRISTOWN JEWISH CENTERMorristown (Tuesdays) Lori Chimoff: 973-538-9292LOUIS R. AND DOROTHY DRUIAN FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE OF TEMPLE NER TAMIDBloomfield (Tuesdays) Susan Galatz: 973-530-3447L’CHAIM CLUB OF TEMPLE SHALOMSuccasunna (Two Thursdays per month) Barbara Gold: 973-584-5666CHAVERIM OF THE PINE BROOK JEWISH CENTERMontville (Two Thursdays per month) Shelly Russo: 973-227-3520

Leon & Toby Cooperman JCC Ross Family Campus

760 Northfield Avenue West Orange, NJ 07052 973-530-3406Lautenberg Family JCC Aidekman Family Campus

901 Route 10 East Whippany, NJ 07981 973-929-2938www.jccmetrowest.org

Lawrence Rein Chair, JCC Board of Trustees

Alan Feldman Chief Executive Officer JCC MetroWest

Center for Adult Enrichment Sharon Gordon, Director Gina Goldman, Assistant Director Joanne Bramnick, Program Director Susan Wallenstein, Administrator 973-530-3474

REGISTRATION FOR FALL PROGRAMS BEGINS MONDAY, AUGUST 17

In case of inclement weather, please call 973-530-3480

WILLIAM MARGULIES CENTER COOPERMAN FAMILY JCC IN WEST ORANGEFor information, contact Gina Goldman: 973-530-3448 ([email protected]).• A four-day week program (Monday–Thursday)• Day and overnight trips• Bridge and Mah Jongg• Lectures, entertainment, movies, and monthly

birthday parties• Tai Chi Chih—exercise for the mind and body• Armchair aerobics—low impact using weights and

bands especially geared towards seniors• Parshat HaShavua—discussion of the Torah• Creative writing classes• Holiday celebrations• Hot Kosher lunch available

Essex County programs are co-sponsored with National Council of Jewish Women, Essex County Section.

Contact Susan Wallenstein, 973-530-3474 ([email protected]) or Sarah Diamond, 973-929-2938 ([email protected]) for more information or to register.All Special Events take place at the Cooperman Family JCC in West Orange unless otherwise noted.

SONIA KURLAND MEMORIAL CONCERT IN CELEBRATION OF LAG B’OMER

Featuring: “A Night at the 500 Club”With Joey Arminio & the FamilyExperience the songs made famous by the Rat Pack, idols of the 50’s and 60’s, Broadway, Zoot Suits and more! This fun, electrifying show band takes quality entertainment to a new level.Thursday, May 7, 1:00pmMargulies Member: Free, JCC Member: $6, Guest: $12This concert, in memory of Sonia Kurland, z’’l, a beloved member of the JCC and the Margulies Center for many years, is made possible through the generosity of her children.Dessert sponsored by Care One of Livingston Assisted Living

ANTE UP! FOR JCC METROWEST Go all-in for a great night of poker. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit JCC MetroWest program scholarships. Sponsorships are available. For information call 973-530-3938.Wednesday, May 6, 7:30pm$180 Buy-In

LILLIAN COHEN MEMORIAL CONCERT BABY IT’S YOU!Direct from Broadway and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Shirley Altson Reeves, original lead singer of the Shirelles performs her hits including: Baby It’s You, Mama Said, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Soldier Boy, and so many more.Monday, June 1, 1:00pmJCC Member: $6, Guest: $12Dessert Reception following concert. Limited seating: advance registration strongly encouraged.This concert was made possible through the generosity of Lillian Cohen’s family.

THE ISRAELI SCOUTS FRIENDSHIP CARAVAN AT THE LAUTENBERG JCC IN WHIPPANY These young, talented singers and dancers from Israel put on a not-to-be-missed spectacular show. With bright costumes, warm smiles and sensational choreography, they perform a mix of popular Israeli and American music.Thursday, July 23, 1:30pmLautenberg Family JCC, 901 Route 10 East, WhippanyJCC Members and JCHC Residents: Free Guest: $5Refreshments will be served following the concert.Limited seating available, advance registration strongly encouraged.This concert was made possible through the generosity of the Lester Senior Housing Community.

MOLLY BURACK ANNUAL LECTURE PHILIP ROTH – THE CONTINUING PRESENCE By Jane Statlander-SloteExplore a ground-breaking collection of new, psychoanalytically-themed essays and interviews from some of the most renowned Roth scholars. Also shown will be parts of her recent documentary “Out of Newark: The Life and Work of Philip Roth.” Statlander-Slote’s film pays special attention to the Newark of the 30’s and 40’s.Jane Statlander Slote—like Philip Roth—is a former resident of Newark and a Weequahic High School graduate. She has a B.A. and M.A. in English and English Literature and a PhD in American Literature She also has an M.F.A. degree in Film Studies and Production. Thursday, October 8, 1:00pmFree to allDessert Reception following concert. Limited seating: advance registration strongly encouraged.This program is presented in honor of Molly Burack through the generosity of her children. Molly was a beloved volunteer at the JCC MetroWest for over 30 years prior to retiring to Florida, but we know her heart is at the JCC.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

ROSE ROSEN MEMORIAL CONCERT TWO ON TAP, ACT IIBack by popular demand, this all new show brings audiences back in time to an era when couples like Fred & Ginger and Mickey & Judy filled the silver screen with undeniable chemistry, tight vocal harmony, and precision tap choreography. With classic songs from the Great American Songbook, fantastic vocals, gorgeous costumes, and exciting tap-dancing, Two on Tap creates a magical one-of-a-kind show filled with variety, comedy, and plenty of Broadway-quality entertainment!Monday, November 2, 1:00pmMargulies Member: Free JCC Member: $6, Guest: $12Dessert Reception following concert. Limited seating: advance registration strongly encouraged.This concert was made possible through the generosity of Rose’s sons, Mel, Allen, and Budd Goldman. Rose Rosen was a beloved member of the JCC Marguiles Senior Center for many years. Her love of music enhanced all of our lives.

HANUKKAH CONCERT AND CELEBRATION

Featuring: KlezmerfestEnjoy a lively concert as we celebrate Hanukkah with JCC members and friends.Klezmerfest celebrates the great tradition of Yiddish instrumental music—from the shtetls of the old country to the contemporary sounds of today’s Lower East Side revival. Traditional latkes and sweet treats will be served following the concert. Limited seating: advance registration strongly encouraged.Thursday, December 10, 1:00pmMaurice Levin TheaterMember: $6, Guest: $12 This program is made possible by a generous grant from the Milton and Ann Colman Fund for Adult Musical Programs and Homewatch CareGivers.

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seniors in our community.

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• Long or short term care • Hourly or live-in care in your residence

www.AdlerAphasiaCenter.orgAdler Aphasia Center is a 501c(3) non-profit organization

a·pha·sia (uh-fay’-zhuh) n. A language disorder that impairs the expression and understanding of spoken language, reading and writing. It occurs most often from a stroke or brain injury. This frustrating condition affects a person’s ability to communicate, but does not affect his or her intellect.

For more information about the Adler Aphasia Center at JCC MetroWest or the Aphasia Communication Groups,

contact Wendy Greenspan, M.A., CCC-SLP, at 973.530.3981 or email [email protected].

This program is partially funded by the Healthcare Foundation of NJ and Grotta Fund for Senior Care.

APHASIA COMMUNICATION GROUPS NOW OFFERED IN BRIDGEWATER, MAYWOOD,

MORRISTOWN AND SCOTCH PLAINS

• Innovative speech therapy program

• Therapeutic environment• Serving people with aphasia

of all ages• Caregiver support groups

Adler Aphasia Center at JCC MetroWest

STROKE AND APHASIA …There’s hope!

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Innovative Sub-Acute CareAt CareOne, we strive to make all the difference in your sub-acute rehabilitation, to get you home, healthy and happy. We offer many specialized physician-driven clinical programs and our specially-trained staff customizes a care plan to address your specific needs.

An Enriched and Healthy LifeOur gracious assisted living residences promote health, well-being and quality of life with the full support of dedicated highly-trained professionals. Our residents enjoy independent living with tailored assisted living services as well as a wide selection of recreational and educational activities.

Please contact us for additional information or to arrange a personal tour at any of our CareOne center locations listed, or visit our website, www.care-one.com.

Empowering You for a Healthier Tomorrow

Medical and Physical Rehabilitation CentersCareOne at Madison Avenue151 Madison AvenueMorristown, NJ 07960973-656-2700

CareOne at Morris100 Mazdabrook RoadParsippany-Troy Hills, NJ 07054973-952-5300

CareOne at Livingston68 Passaic AvenueLivingston, NJ 07039973-758-9000

CareOne at Hanover Township101 Whippany RoadWhippany, NJ 07981973-599-7500

Assisted Living ResidencesCareOne at Morris Assisted Living200 Mazdabrook RoadParsippany-Troy Hills, NJ 07054973-739-9490

CareOne at Livingston Assisted Living76 Passaic AvenueLivingston, NJ 07039973-758-4100

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LIFE LONG LEARNINGLife Long Learning is generously supported by Saint Barnabas Medical Center.The NCJW, Essex County Section and JCC MetroWest offer these stimulating and informative programs.For more information, contact Joanne Bramnick at 973-530-3414 ([email protected]).To register, call 973-530-3474.

SPRING 2015Enjoy the entire Spring semester for one low price with a Life Long Learning Season Pass.JCC/NCJW Member: $80, Guest: $100GOTCHA! SNAPSHOTS THAT MADE HISTORYView accidently historic photographs that not only changed history but have become the icons by which we remember these events. Along with each image, we’ll examine its historical context and what it was that made the photographer say “Gotcha!”JIM DELGIUDICE, Adjunct Assistant Professor at County College of Morris. An award winning photojournalist, is a frequent lecturer at Drew and Columbia universities.

Monday, April 6, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $12, Guest: $15

AMONG THE OLIVE PICKERSLittle known outside of the region, there are numerous grassroots groups devoted to ongoing efforts at shared-living and co-existence between Israel and the Palestinian Authority territories. Can these efforts really build bridges between these notoriously embattled peoples?JONATHAN GOLDEN is an Assistant Professor of Religion and Anthropology, Associate Director of the Center on Religion, Culture & Conflict, and Hillel Director at Drew University. Golden specializes in the study of the peoples and cultures of the Middle East.

Tuesday, April 14, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $12, Guest: $15

THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONBeginning in England, from agriculture to manufacturing, from the countryside to the city, explore the impact of the Industrial Revolution on business, workers, and on the world.EUGENE LIEBER, Professor Emeritus, Essex County College, lectures extensively around the State covering historical topics from Ancient Rome to struggles in our contemporary world.

Monday, April 20, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $12, Guest: $15

400 YEARS OF WESTERN SCULPTURE—BEGINNING AND ENDFrom Donatello…A rare opportunity to see and learn about these renaissance masterpieces from the Cathedral in Florence. This talk will explore this unprecedented exhibition.…To KoonsKoons is considered the “great artist of today’s world” according to one critic. His recent retrospective at The Whitney was a sell-out.Come learn why.BARBARA TOMLINSON, Professor Emeritus at Kean University, teaches cultural history in continuing education programs and leads tours to various cities in the United States and Europe, exploring their historical and cultural context.

Wednesdays, April 29 and May 6, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $24, Guest: $30Continue your experience with a trip to the Biblical Art Museum of NY on May 28 to see the Donatello exhibit.Contact Sarah Diamond at 973-929-2938 or [email protected] for more details.


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Saint Barnabas Lecture“OH MY ACHING BACK”Lower back and neck pain can deter us from performing even the simplest of daily activities. Drs. Carrer and Frazier will speak on the newest surgical and non-surgical techniques available today.ALEXANDRA CARRER, MD., is a spine surgeon who specializes in minimally invasive approaches as well as non-surgical treatments of neck and back pain for athletes, dancers, and performers.DAVEED D. FRAZIER, MD., twice named a “New York Super Doctor” by The New York Times, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with advanced training in spinal surgery.

Tuesday, May 12, 1:30pmFree To AllReservations strongly encouraged.

THREE BOGEYMEN OF ENGLISH LITERATUREThese figures have been viewed for centuries as three of the most negatively stereotypic Jewish villains in all of literature and theatre—Marlowe’s Barabas in “The Jew of Malta”, Shakespeare’s Shylock in “The Merchant of Venice” and Dickens’ Fagin in “Oliver Twist.” An informative and entertaining look at these villains and the writers who created them.BENJAMIN NELSON, Professor Emeritus of English at Fairleigh Dickinson University, is a popular lecturer at our Life Long Learning program.

Tuesdays, May 19, May 26 and June 2, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $15, Guest: $20This program is supported by the Lowenstein Endowment. Amy Lowenstein, an accomplished poet, was a devoted and beloved member of the Life Long Learning Committee.

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PASSION OF PUCCINIGiacomo Puccini’s operas are the most beloved and performed of all. Composed in a style known as “verismo,” the melodies soar with beauty and passion, sung by unforgettable characters. Puccini and his colleagues injected opera with realism, creating works that remain at the heart of the opera world—for singers, conductors, directors, and most of all, audiences.MAESTRO ROBERT W. BUTTS, is conductor of The Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey as well as Eastern Opera Company and is on the faculties of Montclair State University, Drew University and The College of Saint Elizabeth.

Mondays, June 8 and 15, 1:30pmJCC/NCJW Member: $24, Guest: $30

FALL 201528th Annual Shirley C. Green Memorial Symposium“ISRAEL UPDATE”

With Dov Ben-Shimon, Executive Vice President/CEO of Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ.

Prior to joining Federation, he was assistant executive vice president and director of board development of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC).Born in England, Dov moved to Israel at the age of 18. He holds a B.A. and M.A. in international

relations from the Hebrew University. He was an Air Force rescue medic and Infantry combat medic in the Israel Defense Forces.Thursday, September 17, 1:00pmFREE TO ALL

Ensuring A Strong Jewish Future Matters.Dream It. Believe It. Achieve It.

Establish a charitable gift annuity (CGA) with the Jewish Community Foundation (JCF) and receive a tax-deductible donation and a guaranteed fixed annuity payment for life (based on your age).

The remainder of your original gift stays with JCF, creating a permanent legacy that will benefit the Greater MetroWest community long into the future.

Now more than ever, enjoy substantial financial and tax advantages while benefiting your Jewish community.

To learn more about the advantages of a CGA, visit JCF online at www.jcfmetrowest.org/CGA, or contact Daniel Staffenberg at (973) 929-3060 or [email protected]

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70 5.1% 70 72-74 4.7%

75 5.8% 75 79-81 5.3%

80 6.8% 80 86-87 6.2%

85 7.8% 85 89 7.2%

90 9.0% 90 94-95+ 8.8%

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FITNESSARTHRITIS CLASS People with arthritis can exercise using gentle activities to help increase joint flexibility and range of motion. You will learn exercises to maintain muscle strength and increase flexibility.Wednesday and Thursday, 10:30–11:15am Tuesday, 10:15–11:00am Included in full center and Margulies membership.$5/class for guests

SENIORS ON STRENGTH (SOS) This class focuses on strength development for the active older adult with simple choreography and basic functional exercises using balls and bands while improving their ability to complete daily activities with ease. Balance and coordination are also addressed.Monday, 11:00–11:45amIncluded in full center and Margulies membership

FOREVER FITIncreases cardiovascular and muscular endurance as well as balance, agility, and coordination using balls and bands. Thursday, 11:20–12:05pmIncluded in full center and Margulies membership

TAI CHI CHIHThis is a set of movements completely focused on the development of an intrinsic energy called Chi. It’s easy to learn. Great for improving balance and posture. Monday, 1:30–2:15pmIncluded in full center and Margulies membership

LOW IMPACT AEROBICS WITH WEIGHTSLow impact cardio with movements designed to provide options for students to easily modify. Light weights are incorporated to prevent loss of muscle and bone density.Monday and Wednesday, 9:30–10:30amIncluded in full center membership

WOMEN INSYNC @ THE J A unique group for women who are JCC fitness members and recent retirees or empty nesters looking to stretch their minds, bodies and JCC experiences. Designed for women who want to make new friends, have discussions on graceful aging, health and transition issues, and spend time with each other, enjoy outings to museums, theaters and more.Women inSync @ the J meets on the first and third Thursday of the month (except when indicated) at 1:00pm. For more information, contact Sarah Diamond at 973-929-2938 or [email protected].

KOSHER LUNCH PROGRAMS & MEALS ON WHEELSThese programs are provided by the Essex County Division of Senior Services.

Join us for a delicious, nutritionally balanced meal at one of our lunch programs in Essex County. For the homebound, we

deliver to your home or apartment.We serve traditional Jewish culinary favorites and also celebrate holidays, birthdays and milestone events.For more information, contact Joanne Bramnick, 973-530-3414 ([email protected]).Lunch SitesJCC MetroWest, Margulies Senior Center 760 Northfield Avenue, West OrangeMonday–Thursday, 11:30am-12:15pmContact Joanne at 973-530-3414 to reserve a lunch.

Village Apartments 110 Vose Avenue, South OrangeTuesday and Thursday, 12:00-1:00pmContact Frances at 973-530-3504 to reserve a lunch.

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FITNESSForever Fit Classes*Low Impact Aerobics w/WeightsSeniors on Strength Class*TRX®, Zumba®, KickboxingYoga and PilatesPersonal TrainingPremier Fitness CenterWeight Loss CompetitionsIndoor Cycling StudioTai Chi Chih*

WELLNESSBreast Cancer Recovery TrainingOsteoporosis Strength ClassArthritis Focused Classes*Specialized Parkinson's ClassesHealth Screenings Health Lectures*Margulies members welcome

PLAYBasketball CourtsRacquetball CourtsIndoor TrackGolf Clinics

SWIM2 Heated PoolsAquaCycleAqua Zumba®Swim LessonsAqua Tabata

RELAXSpa ServicesMassageSaunaSteam RoomWhirlpool

JCC MetroWestFitness

THE FITNESS CENTER OF CHOICE FOR ACTIVE ADULTS

CALL: 973.530.3443CLICK: jccmetrowest.org/fitness

VISIT: 760 Northfield Ave, West Orange

Heidi Schnapp, MA, CSW is available on site Monday through Friday. Consider her a liaison between you and the extensive roster of physicians, clinicians, and medical services available at the Saint Barnabas Medical Center.Monthly event calendars are located at the JCC reception desks.Please stop by to visit or contact at 973-322-5620, or [email protected], 8:30am–4:30pm

BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGSKnowing your numbers is an important part of maintaining your heart health. These free Blood Pressure Screenings are provided by nursing staff from The Stroke Center at Saint Barnabas Medical Center and Barnabas Health Home Care.First and Third Thursday of Each Month 10:00–11:00am (Wellness Institute) 11:00–11:30am (Margulies Senior Center)

MAH JONGG LESSONS FOR BEGINNERSLearn to play this ancient but very popular game! This 5-week course teaches the basics of this game that has been around for centuries. Space is limited. Classes will take place at the Cooperman JCC in West Orange. Sign up today to reserve your space and have fun while keeping your mind active! Pre-registration is required.Instructor: Sharon RogovinSpring ClassTuesday evenings, April 15–May 13 7:15–9:15pmFall ClassTuesday evenings, October 20–November 17 7:15–9:15pmMember: $63, Guest: $68Please bring a 2015 official Mah Jongg card to class, and a set if you have one.For questions and to register, contact Susan Wallenstein at 973-530-3474 or [email protected].

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CENTER FOR JEWISH LIFEFor more information, please contact Rhonda Lillianthal at 973-530-3519 or [email protected] in…•Hebrew•Yiddish• Jewish Philosophy•Bible•Monthly Rosh Chodesh Gatherings

THE FLORENCE MELTON SCHOOL OF ADULT JEWISH LEARNINGA non-denominational learning experience integrating Jewish history, law, beliefs, practices, and ideas. Classes meet for 2 hours per week 30 weeks per year. Graduates of the two-year core curriculum receive a certificate from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and are eligible to take graduate level courses and Israel seminars. Classes meet at JCC MetroWest and locations throughout the community.

TUV HA’ARETZ 2015Tuv Ha’Aretz members buy shares of the harvest of a local farm and get weekly deliveries of healthy and mostly organic produce at competitive prices. Tuv Ha’Aretz membership supports local farmers, builds

community and expands our understanding of what it means for food to be kosher—not only “fit” for us, but “fit” for the earth as well.Produce is delivered directly to the JCC every week for 12 weeks from July through September.For more information, please contact Daena Silverman at 973-530-3536 or [email protected].

110 Vose Ave., South Orange, NJ 973-763-0999

Owned and managed by the Jewish Community Housing Corporation of Metropolitan New Jersey

Village Apartments of the Jewish Federation

Come Home to Our Village

We’re located in the heart of South Orange Village near restaurants, shopping, parks, entertainment, and transportation.

Our carefree lifestyle includes a live-in super, on-site medical professionals, and available kosher dining.

Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence in Senior Living

Does Your Treatment Plan Include Rehabilitation?

Sub-Acute Rehabilitation

Daughters of Israel offers a relaxing, safe environment with trained medical professionals.

Our private rehabilitation campus features:

• A Spacious, State-of-the-Art Gym,

• Recovery Suites and Lounge with Luxury Amenities

• Fine Kosher Cuisine

• Expert On-Site Medical Care

For more information or to schedule a private tour call 973-400-3307 or visit www.DaughtersofIsrael.orgDaughters of Israel is a non-sectarian community.

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AQUATICSFor more information contact us at [email protected] or call 973-530-3515.

AQUATIC GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES Water exercise offers multiple benefits for any fitness level. We offer classes seven days a week, in a variety of formats from Arthritis to Zumba and everything in between.To read more and check out all of our group water exercise classes here at JCC MetroWest, please visit www.jccmetrowest.org and click on the Group Exercise Schedule link. For updated days and times, contact us at 973-530-3515 or [email protected].

PERSONAL TRAINING IN THE POOLDiscover the Difference that Water Training Makes!Sign up at the Aquatics Information Center, Fitness Reception, or Steiner Court at these affordable rates!SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAININGFirst 3 sessions: $75 (limited to one package per client)10 session package: $300All Sessions are 50 minutes

ONE-TO-ONE PERSONAL TRAINING IN THE POOLSessions by Appointment: $65/Session•$600/setof10sessionsAll sessions are 50 minutes

ADULT SWIM For the schedule and to register, visit www.jccmetrowest.org/aquaticsred-cross/adultteenaquatics for a complete listing of all of our current Adult and Teen classes. These courses offer different levels of swimming ability.ADULT/TEEN—LEARNING THE BASICSADULT/TEEN—LEARNING AND REFINING SWIM STROKES

MASTERS SWIM PROGRAM This program is designed to provide fun, fitness, and optional friendly competition in a positive environment of athletic encouragement. For swimmers with Full Center Memberships who do not want to follow a structured workout, check the pool schedule for lap swim availability. 18+ years Spring, Summer, and Fall SessionsPlease visit www.jccmetrowest.org/aquaticsred-cross/master-swim-program for more information.

SCUBA DIVING CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING! JCC MetroWest has teamed up with the Underwater Adventures Dive Center to bring the amazing world of scuba diving to you. Certified PADI instructors will make this program a safe and fun experience.

For more information and to register, contact Paul Mickel:

973-258-1300 | [email protected] fee includes the cost of the class and class materials—it does not include the purchase of mask, fins, and snorkel.

SAVE THE DATE!SWIM ACROSS AMERICASunday, November 15, 20156:00am–8:00pm and 2:00pm–4:00pmTo make a donation or to register as a participant or volunteer, please visit www.swimacrossamerica.org/site/TR?fr_id=3180&pg=entry.

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GAELEN CENTER FOR THE ARTSFor more information on the following programs, contact Carol Berman at 973-530-3421 or [email protected].

HOT TOPICS: COOL CONVERSATIONSJoin your friends-old and new-in an informal conversation exploring topics such as:Tuesday, April 28, 7:30–9:00pmJewish Pluralism and what it means in AmericaTuesday, May 19, 7:30–9:00pmSingle, Intermarried, Married: How does “Jewishly” find its way into your life?Thursday, June 11, 7:30–9:00pmCancer and Ashkenazi Jews: A Very Important DiscussionAll sessions are FREE

REEL FILM SERIESFriday morning weekly film class featuring a Jewish film followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, an expert on the topic, or a similar guest. Experience and explore a variety of films of Jewish interest from around the world, from new releases to restored classics, in this weekly film class. Please visit NJJFF.org or call 973-530-3417 for more information.Fridays, 10:00am–12:00pmSeptember 18, 25; October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; November 13Member: $60, Seniors: $75, Guest: $90

ADULT SCULPTURE AND CERAMICSThere is something so transforming about working with clay. Try your hand at indoor/outdoor sculpture and decorative and functional ware in our well-equipped studio offering a variety of clay choices and over 120 glazes. Beginner to advanced students welcome. Anatomical instruction is included to those doing figurative work.Wednesdays, 10:00am–12:00pm Thursdays, 7:00–9:00pmFor pricing please contact Sarah Jo at 973-530-3481, [email protected].

PAINTING WORKSHOPOils, acrylics and watercolors. Develop your own style through the use of color, composition and technique. Varied subject matter encouraged such as abstract, landscapes and still life. Individual instruction is in a group setting.Tuesdays, 9:30am–12:00pmFor pricing please contact Sarah Jo at 973-530-3481, [email protected]

ART LOVERS ODYSSEYClasses alternate between lecture/slide presentations at the J and select museums and galleries in New York City. (Students provide their own transportation.)Thursdays, 10:00–11:30amMember: $305, Guest: $419



JCC METROWEST BOOK GROUPOur book group is free, open to both members and non-members, and you can join at any time!The Unwitting, by Ellen FeldmanThursday, April 16, 7:30pm

The Mathematician’s Shiva, by Stuart RojstaczerWednesday, May 20, 12:00pm

Lineup, by Liad ShohamWednesday, June 17, 7:30pm

Please check our website for additional dates: jccmetrowest.org/gaelen-center-for-the-arts/additional-programming-events/

GAELEN GALLERIESNEW JERSEY WOOD TURNERSFebruary 2–April 26

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL GAELEN JURIED ART SHOW AND SALESponsored by the Norbert and Audrey Gaelen Endowment Co-sponsored by JCC MetroWest Lautenberg Family Center, 901 Route 10 East, WhippanyMay 17–June 21

LANDMAN MANSHEL Gaelen Award Winner SculptureReception: September 13

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SPORTS & RECREATIONPlease contact Sherri Feldscher at 974-530-3425 or [email protected] for additional information. PICK UP BASKETBALLHit the hardwood for some friendly pick up action. No fee and no advance registration required. JCC members only. Check the Margulis Gym calendar on the JCC website for current days and times offered.

PICKLEBALLFunny name great game! Pickleball is a net game which incorporates tennis, badminton, ping pong and racquetball. No fee. JCC members only. Equipment will be provided or you can bring your own. Check the Margulis Gym calendar on the JCC website for days and times program is offered.

PING PONGCome play table tennis at the JCC. Bring a partner. We have all the equipment. Advance registration required by contacting 973-530-3406. No fee. JCC members only. Check the Margulis Gym calendar on the JCC website for days and times offered.

INDOOR SOCCERJoin us for pickup soccer in the Margulis Gymnasium. Our soccer program offers a great chance to get in some friendly competition. No fee. JCC members only.

CARDIO TENNISA series of tennis based drills and activities played to up-tempo music. It is all about keeping your heart rate up, burning calories and having fun. Class includes warm-up, cardio workout and cool down phases. Prerequisite: must be at least an intermediate tennis player.

RACQUETBALL LEAGUESBeginner through advanced leagues offered year round. Open to JCC members and guests.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE, VOLUNTEER!For more information about the VAST Program, registering for Matter of Balance, Move Today, Project Health Bones Intro Class, or to make an appointment with the SHIP counselor, contact Susan Galatz at 973-750-3447 or [email protected].

VOLUNTEERS AND SENIORS TOGETHER (VAST)Many rewarding volunteer opportunities are available for individuals 60+ at JCC Metrowest and our satellite senior centers.

SHIP – STATE HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAMDo you have questions about Medicare or Medigap supplements? Schedule an individual appointment with a trained SHIP volunteer.Thursdays; twice a month. By appointment only.FREE TO ALL

A MATTER OF BALANCEMondays and Wednesdays for eight sessions April 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29, 1:30–3:30pmSpace is limited. Advance registration required.You will learn to:•View falls as controllable•Make changes to reduce fall risks at home•Exercise to increase strength and balance

MOVE TODAYLearn gentle exercises to increase strength, balance and flexibility and improve posture. Twelve sessions, 2 times per week.Member: $6, Guest: $12



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AAA’S CARFIT PROGRAMDoes your car fit you? Learn why the proper fit in your vehicle is essential for both your safety and the safety of others on the road. CarFit was developed by the American Society on Aging in collaboration with AAA, AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association. This free program provides a quick, yet comprehensive 12-point check of how well you and your car work together. Tuesday, May 12, 11:00am–2:00pmAdvance registration required.

Especially Designed for Drivers Age 50 & Over AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAMThe AARP Driver Safety Program was developed in 1979 and about 700,000 people complete the course each year. This 6-hour classroom refresher course is designed especially for drivers age 50 and over. Participants who complete the course earn a certificate which may qualify them for an Insurance Premium discount. Participants must present a current, valid Driver License or Permit. Florida and New York licensees are not permitted here because those states have unique requirements.Mondays, June 15 & 22, 9:30am–12:30pmAARP Member: $15, Non-AARP Member: $20(make checks payable to AARP)Advance registration required.

AT LEISURE GROUPSFor more information, please contact Sharon Rogovin, 973-929-2917 or [email protected]. To register, contact Sarah Diamond, 973-929-2938 or [email protected] for a copy of our current newsletter.

COUPLES @ LEISURE (CAL)A unique approach for couples to meet new friends. A social group where activities are planned by members for members. CAL meets one Sunday a month and other times for activities.

MEN @ LEISURE (MAL)A group for men with flexible schedules who are seeking meaningful experiences and special programs. Join new friends and old to learn, to discuss, and to share breakfast. MAL meets the first and third Thursdays of the month (except when indicated) from 9:00am-11:30am.

TOGETHER @ LEISURE (TAL)A unique opportunity for unattached, active seniors in Essex and Morris counties to come together for interesting programs, new friends, companionship and more. Active, vital, single, Jewish seniors, living independently in the community who are young at heart and young in spirit will have fun and enjoy interesting events and meaningful activities with like-minded people. Meets monthly. Time and location will vary depending upon the activity for the month.

WOMEN @ LEISURE (WAL)A group for women with flexible schedules who are seeking meaningful experiences and special programs. WAL meets the second Tuesday of the month (except when indicated) from 9:30am-noon.Special Interest groups meet weekly and include Mah Jongg, Canasta, Bridge, and Book Club.


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TOGETHER AT LEISURE HAPPY HOUR AT MCLOONE’S BOAT HOUSETogether at Leisure is a unique opportunity for unattached, active seniors in Essex and Morris counties to come together for interesting programs, new friends, companionship and more. Enjoy Happy Hour with your JCC friends at McLoone’s Boathouse, 9 Cherry Lane (off Northfield Avenue), West Orange. Enjoy one drink (non-alcoholic available) and a variety of appetizers.Tuesday, June 9, 5:00pm$20 per person, Cash Only Please

AUTHOR TALK WITH MAH JONGG MAVEN KAREN GOOENSearching for Bubbe Fischer is about Karen Gooen’s experiences as a novice mah jongg player and her quest to become better. As one reviewer said, “every Mah Jongg player—young, old, new, or experienced—will see her/himself in Karen’s words.” A humorous, engaging and educational book.Wednesday, June 10, 1:00pm (Free to all)

FILM SERIESAll films will begin promptly at 10:30am and are held at the Lautenberg Family Center in Whippany. Coffee and refreshments will be provided.At Leisure/Margulies or Fitness Member: FREE Guest: $8 per movie, $20 for series

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North by NorthwestAn advertising executive is mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies is pursued across the country while he looks for a way to survive.An Affair to RememberTwo strangers meet and fall deeply in love. Though each is engaged to someone else, they agree to meet six months later. The lover’s future takes an uncertain turn.The Philadelphia StoryA film about a socialite whose wedding plans are complicated by the simultaneous arrival of her ex-husband and a tabloid magazine journalist.Mondays, April 6, 13 & 20, 10:30am

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SUMMERFILMS DIRECTED BY THE LEGENDARY ROB REINER

When Harry Met SallyHarry meets Sally on a drive to New York. She rebuffs his flip advances. Nonetheless, the two bump into each other at various emotionally crucial points in their lives and eventually manage to effect a friendship.The Bucket ListJack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman star as two terminally ill cancer patients who decide to break out of the hospital and live their last days to the fullest in director Rob Reiner’s seriocomic road movie.The Princess BrideAn enchanting fantasy filled with adventure, romance and plenty of good-hearted fun. This wonderful fairy tale about a princess named Buttercup and her beloved is a real dream of a movie.Mondays, July 13, 20 & 27, 10:30am

FALLRODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN ON THE BIG SCREEN

The King and IAnna, a British schoolteacher is hired as part of the King’s drive to modernize his country. The relationship is marked by conflict through much of the piece, as well as by a love that neither can admit.OklahomaTwo young cowboys vie with an evil ranch hand and a traveling peddler for the hearts of the women they love.South PacificOn a South Pacific island during World War II, love blooms between a young nurse and a secretive Frenchman who’s being courted for a dangerous military mission.Mondays, November 9, 16 & 23, 10:30am

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BOOK CLUB AT THE LAUTENBERG JCCThe Adult Department at the Lautenberg JCC in Whippany’s Jewish Book Group meets one Thursday per month at 10:30am. Knowledge of Judaism is not mandatory, though all book selections will be novels that have some Jewish content or meaning. This book group welcomes all, it is not just for women!Book club selections will be announced at meetings and will be posted in all Women At Leisure newsletters.Apr 23 Hush, Eishes Chayil/Judy Brown May 14 The Plum Tree, Ellen Marie Wideman Jun 11 The Imposter Bride, Nancy Richler Jul 9 The Mapmaker’s Daughter, Laurel Corona Aug 13 The Sisters Weiss, Naomi Ragen Sept The Family, David Laskin Oct The Paris Architect, Charles Balfoure Nov Peony, Pearl Buck Dec FDR And The Jews, Richard Breitman/Allan Lichtman

AT LEISURE GAMESAll JCC members welcome.Mondays, 12:30–2:30pmWomen At Leisure BridgeTuesdays, 9:00–10:30amCouples At Leisure BridgeTuesdays, 11:30am–2:30pmWomen At Leisure Mah JonggWednesdays, 12:30–3:30pmAt Leisure Duplicate Bridge (for Advanced+ players) Call Anita to register at 973 539-1348Thursdays 12:00–2:30pmRhoda’s Canasta Ladies* *In Memory of Rhoda Eisdorfer

AT LEISURE MAH JONGG TOURNAMENTJoin your Women at Leisure friends for a friendly, albeit competitive Mah Jongg tournament. Sign-in begins promptly at 9:30am and tournament play starts promptly at 10:00am. Lunch will be served.Wednesday, October 28, 10:00am-2:30pmWomen at Leisure Member: $30 At Leisure/Margulies or Fitness Member: $35 Guest: $40Minimum Enrollment of 20 participants needed.

MEMOIR WRITING WORKSHOPA unique opportunity to create a legacy. Sponsored by NORWESCAP, and led by Ellen Konwiser, experienced memoir facilitator and editor. This workshop will teach students the basics of effective storytelling while assisting them in shaping their experiences into the written word, and document the lives of participants, preserving their insights for future generations. Participants must have access to a computer or word processor and must make a 6-session commitment.Mondays, March 30, April 13 & 27, May 11, and June 1 &15, 10:30am–1:00pmFree for JCC Members

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SPRINGTIME IN NEWARK NEWARK, NJEssex County Branch Brook Park Hobby’s Delicatessen New Jersey Historical Society Military ParkCelebrate the arrival of spring with a guided tour of New Jersey’s Cherry Blossoms at historic Essex County Branch Brook Park.After a delicious lunch at Hobby’s Delicatessen, an old fashioned Jewish deli, we travel to the New Jersey Historical Society to begin our guided tour of Military Park, the most significant historic park in Newark.Wednesday, April 15 9:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 9:30am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 3:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $60, Guest: $75Includes: Transportation, guided tours and lunch.

EXPLORE THE NEW 9/11 MEMORIAL MUSEUM AND MEMORIALAfter brunch at the West Orange JCC, a bus will be waiting to take us to the new 9/11 Memorial Museum.The new Museum was created to be an educational and historical institution honoring the victims and examining 9/11 and its continued global significance.We will witness artifacts, personal effects, and memorabilia, along with expressions of tribute and remembrance. After we explore the Museum, we will spend time reflecting at the 9/11 Memorial.Monday, April 2710:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 10:30am Brunch at West Orange JCC 11:30am Bus leaves for NYC 4:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $70, Guest: $85Includes: Brunch, transportation, admission and audio guide.

TRIP TO SANDS CASINO AND OUTLETSJoin us for a comfortable bus ride to this fun-filled casino which was once the Bethlehem Steel Factory. Come play the slots and win big in the fall or spring. Enjoy retail therapy as you shop the Outlets at Sands just steps from the casino floor. Bonus cash credit to be announced closer to departure date. Government issued ID required to receive bonus.Wednesday, May 13 (Spring Trip) Wednesday, October 14 (Fall Trip)8:30am Bus leaves Temple Ner Tamid, Bloomfield (with minimum enrollment) 9:00am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 9:20am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 6:00pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $30, Guest: $45

STEP INTO HISTORYMuseum of Biblical Art—Sculpture in the Age of Donatello New York Historical Society—Lincoln and the JewsWe start our day at the Museum of Biblical Art for a docent tour of Sculpture in the Age of Donatello: Renaissance Masterpieces from Florence Cathedral, where we will see sculptures—most never seen outside Italy!We continue on to the New York Historical Society, the oldest museum in NYC. After a box lunch, we enjoy a docent tour of the landmark exhibition: Lincoln and the Jews, focusing on the relationships between Abraham Lincoln and his Jewish friends and associates. Time to view the other special exhibitions on display: Picasso’s Painting for the Ballet Le Tricorne and An Al Hirschfeld Retrospective.Thursday, May 289:00am Bus departs Whippany JCC 9:20am Bus departs West Orange JCC 6:00pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $80, Guest: $95Includes: Transportation, museum admissions, docent tours, and box lunch.


DAY TRIPS

THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS BRONX, NYFrida Kahlo’s Garden Sammy’s Fish Box, City IslandWe start our day with lunch on City Island at Sammy’s Fish Box, a Bronx institution since 1966.Off to another ‘exotic’ destination: Frida Kahlo’s Garden at The New York Botanical Gardens. This exhibition is the first to examine Frida Kahlo’s appreciation for the beauty and variety of the natural world. Featuring a rare display of more than a dozen original Kahlo paintings and works on paper, this exhibition will also reimagine the iconic artist’s famed garden, studio and her home in Mexico City.Wednesday, June 179:15am Bus leaves Whippany 9:45am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 5:00pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $85, Guest: $99INCLUDES: Transportation, lunch, admission and docent tour.

CRUISE DOWN THE SHORESpend a relaxing summer day at the Jersey Shore. We will board the River Lady, a paddle wheel riverboat which splendidly captures the ambiance of a 19th century Mississippi paddleboat. During this cruise, sailing down the Toms River into the Barnegat Bay, our Captain will present a full historical commentary and a delectable lunch will be served. As time passes we will see some of the most beautiful sights in the area.Tuesday, June 308:45am Bus departs Whippany JCC 9:15am Bus departs West Orange JCC 3:00pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $70, Guest: $85Includes: Transportation, lunch and sightseeing tour.

HUNTERDON HILLS PLAYHOUSE SUMMER MUSICAL

“Twist & Shout”A nice day out—enjoy a full course lunch, a fabulous dessert buffet, a lovely boutique, and a lively musical show. This trip is always a sell-out!Tuesday, July 219:45am Bus leaves West Orange, JCC 10:15am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 4:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $75, Guest: $85

JERSEY SHORE & PIER VILLAGELong Branch, NJA wonderful way to enjoy a pleasant day at the shore. Stroll the boardwalk or browse in the shops. Lunch is on your own.Wednesday, September 99:30am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 10:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 4:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $30, Guest: $40

THE SCULPTURES OF PABLO PICASSOMuseum of Modern ArtSpend a day inside the Museum of Modern Art. We will have a guided tour of the special exhibit, Picasso Sculpture, a sweeping survey of Pablo Picasso’s innovative and influential work in three dimensions. Unlike painting, in which he was formally trained and through which he made his living, sculpture occupied a uniquely personal and experimental status for Picasso.Lunch is on your own—in one of the cafés or the restaurant. Time to visit the museum on your own. And, of course, the gift store!Thursday, September 248:30am Bus leaves Congregation Agudath Israel, Caldwell (with minimum enrollment) 9:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 9:20am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 4:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $70, Guest: $85Includes: Transportation, admission and docent tour. Lunch is on your own.


DAY TRIPS

TOUR HISTORIC LOWER EAST SIDEIn a combined walking and bus tour, we will trace the rich and diverse history of what was once the world’s largest Jewish community. Stops include the following: Schimmels Knishes, Russ and Daughters, The Angel Orensantz Center, First Roumanian-American Congregation, Beth Hagadol, Seward Park High School, The Daily Forward Building, The Pickle Guys, Economy Candy Store, Kossars Bialy’s, Donut Plant, The Educational Alliance and Strauss Square. Learn about the stories of George Burns, Eddie Cantor and Irving Berlin who grew up in the Lower East Side.Lunch will be at the famed Katz’s Deli, in business since 1888.Thursday, October 229:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 9:30am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 5:00pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $90, Guest: $105Includes: Transportation, lunch, and docent tour.

A DAY IN PENNSYLVANIABrandywine River Museum QVC Studio TourAt the Brandywine River Museum, we will discover an outstanding collection of American art housed in a nineteenth-century mill on the banks of the Brandywine River. Renowned for its holdings of the Wyeth family of artists, our guided tour of the museum will feature galleries dedicated to the work of N.C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth. After lunch in the café, we will travel to QVC Studios for a one-of-a-kind guided walking tour through the fantastic world of multimedia retailing. Time to shop in the studio store.Wednesday, November 118:15am Bus leaves Congregation Agudath Israel, Caldwell (with minimum enrollment) 8:30am Bus leaves West Orange JCC 9:00am Bus leaves Whippany JCC 5:30pm Bus returns (approx.)JCC Member: $80, Guest: $95Includes: Transportation, lunch, admission and docent tours.

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www.jchcorp.orgOwned and Managed by the Jewish Community Housing Corporation of Metropolitan New Jersey

1 The Lester Senior Housing Community was voted “Best in Senior Living” in the 2014 Best of Essex Readers Choice Awards!

2 Our amazing residents! They’re active, engaged and inspiring, enjoying their retirement years and setting a great example for younger generations.

3 Our great activities. It’s no wonder the residents are so busy … between the creative programs (memoir writing, flower arranging, painting and more), performing arts, exercise classes, lectures, parties and outings, who has time to sit still?

4 Our luxury surroundings. Our buildings are elegant, the grounds are beautifully landscaped and the apartments are spacious.

5 Our caring staff. From the front desks to the dining rooms and everywhere (and everyone) in between, we love our hard-working employees who always go the extra mile for residents.

6 On-site wellness center. Residents have access to on-site medical staff and wellness practitioners and services, including aromatherapy, health screenings, rehabilitation, and memory care resources.

7 Delicious glatt kosher dining. Beautifully presented dishes from a broad menu served in our elegant dining rooms, or light fare in our casual Café Ruth.

8 A range of supportive services. The Lester Senior Housing Community offers the choice of independent or assisted living, depending on our residents’ changing needs.

9 Ample parking. There’s always plenty of convenient free parking right in front of our building for residents and guests.

Religious services. A full complement of Sabbath and holiday services in our on-site community chapel.

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Contact Gina Goldman 973-530-3448, [email protected] or Sarah Diamond 973-929-2938, [email protected] 12-19 CHAUTAUQUA INSTITUTION

Lecture topic: ImmigrationJoin us on our fourth annual visit. Enjoy fine and performing arts, lectures and recreational activities in a beautiful lakeside setting. Stay at the historic Athenaeum Hotel in the center of activity. See the official Chautauqua website www.ciweb.org for detailed information.Includes roundtrip bus transportation, 7 nights hotel with private bath, three gourmet meals daily at the hotel and your gate pass, which entitles you to attend the lectures and entertainment. JCC escort throughout.JCC Fitness, Margulies or At Leisure Member: $2400 Guest: $2936 per person double occupancy Guest rate includes a 1-year JCC “At Leisure” Membership(Additional $400 single supplement)$500 deposit will hold your spot. Payment in full by May 15, 2015 (nonrefundable). Travel Insurance strongly suggested.Minimum enrollment must be met by May 1.

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