MAR-JCC - Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center

w e l c o m etable of contentsImportant Dates 2Staff Directory 3Membership Categories & Dues 4Membership Policies, Procedures, Services 5-7Class & Program Registration 5Fee Assistance 5Program Refunds 6Payment-Private Lessons/Personal Training 6Personal Belongings/Lockers 6Outside Professionals Use of the MAR-JCC 6Security 6Bullying 6Cell Phones 6Shabbat 6Kashrut 7Caring for our JCC/Environment 7Smoking 7Pets 7Room & Party Rental 7Gift Certificates/Gift Cards 7Membership Services - Party Planning 8Membership Rewards Benefits 9Membership - Community Organizations 10Princeton Review PSAT, SAT, ACT Courses 11Membership Benefactor Program 12Financial Resource Development 13Tribute/Education/Endowment Funds 12/13Advertising/Sponsorships 13Sponsorship Opportunities 13Bronson Early Childhood Development Center 14/15Camp Sol Taplin 16Homework/Tutoring/F-CAT Prep/Robotics 17Or Gadol – Special Needs 18Hebraica/Maccabi Tzair 19Hebraica/XXX Maccabi Games 20Bamachol Dance Academy 21-22Hebraica Cultural Arts 23Israel Programs & Resource Center 24/25Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series 26Mussman Cult. Arts Dept. - Books, Lectures, Films 27J-CAT 28/29Older Adult Services & TQOL 30Older Adult Classes At A Glance 31Older Adult Classes & Special Activities 32Holiday Celebrations and Films for Seniors 33Seniors On The Go! 34Aventura Hospital & Medical Center 35Sports & Wellness Complex/Fitness TestingYouth Fitness/Martial Arts/Fencing 36Personal Training 37Adult Fitness Class Schedule/Zumba 38Adult Fitness Class Descriptions 39IFit-Spinning & TRX/Silver Sneakers 40Schmidt Aquatics Department 41/42Future All Stars, Cheerleading, Gymnastics,Sports, & Field Hockey 43Basketball 44Flag Football 45Soccer 46Tennis 47-49A Great View and a Starbucks Brew!Wish to get further involved with our various program committees or to provide us withvaluable input about our classes and activities? Then contact either Helen Beda,Program Chair, or David Surowitz, Assistant Executive Director at 305-932-4200 x127.We want to hear from YOU!-1-

w h a t ’ s h a p p e n i n gi m p o r t a n t d a t e sDATEEVENTMonday, Aug 1•Enrichment class registration begins for FoundersFriday, Aug 5•Last day of Camp Sol Taplin summer camp seasonMonday, Aug 8•Post-Camp Mini-Camps & All Star Basketball Camp begin; Tisha B’Av begins at sundown•Enrichment class registration opens for All Access membersTuesday, Aug 9•Tisha B’Av – regular operating hoursMonday, Aug 15•Enrichment class registration opens for Associate & Non-MembersMonday, Aug 22•JCC Pre-School beginsMonday, Aug 29•Enrichment classes beginMonday, Sept 5•Labor Day – Health & Wellness facilities open 8 am – 6 pmWednesday, Sept 14 •Opening Night for J-CAT’s new season - “Moon Over Buffalo” (through Sept. 25)Sunday, Sept 25•Pre-Rosh Hashana Family Pool Party & Holiday ActivitiesWednesday, Sept 28 •Erev Rosh Hashana – Close 3 pmThursday, Sept 29•Rosh Hashana – ClosedFriday, Sept 30•Rosh Hashana – ClosedFriday, Oct 7•Erev Yom Kippur – Close 3 pmSaturday, Oct 8•Yom Kippur – ClosedWednesday, Oct 12 •Erev Sukkot – Close 6 pmThursday, Oct 13•Sukkot – ClosedFriday, Oct 14•Sukkot – ClosedWednesday, Oct 19 •Erev Shmini Atzeret – Close 6 pmThursday, Oct 20•Shimini Atzeret/Erev Simchat Torah – ClosedFriday, Oct 21•Simchat Torah – ClosedFriday, Oct 28•Miami-Dade Teacher Workday - Mini-campavailableTuesday, Nov 8•Election Day – Normal operating hoursWednesday, Nov 9•Yitzhak Rabin Memorial programFriday, Nov 11•Veterans Day – Normal operating hours•No enrichment classes/No Pre-School - Mini-camp availableSaturday, Nov 19•Hebraica’s XXX Annual Maccabi Games Opening Ceremonies/Let the Games Begin!Thursday, Nov 24•Thanksgiving – Maccabi Games/ Health & Wellness facilities open 8 am – 6 pmFriday, Nov 25•Normal operating hours/Early Childhood Center closed/No enrichmentsSunday, Nov 27•Maccabi Games concludeWednesday, Nov 30 •Opening of J-CAT Youth’s “Oliver” (through Dec. 21)Monday, Dec 5•Bamachol Academy’s Chanukah Dance FestivalFriday, Dec 16 •Last day of enrichment classes until January 3Sunday, Dec 18•MAR-JCC 5K Run/Fun Walk/Pre-Chanukah CelebrationMonday, Dec 19 •Miami-Dade Public School winter break begins/Pre-School winter break begins -2 week Mini-Camp availableTuesday, Dec 20•Erev Chanukah – Light the first candle on your chanukiyahSunday, Dec 25•Christmas – Health & Wellness facilities open 8 am – 4 pmMonday, Dec 26•Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-4pmSunday, Jan 1•New Year’s Day – Health & Wellness facilities open 9 am – 4 pmMonday, Jan 2•Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-4pmTuesday, Jan 3•Enrichment class registration for new session begins for Founders;•Enrichment classes resumeMonday, Jan 9•Enrichment class registration for new session beings for All Access membersWednesday, Jan 11 •Opening of J-CAT’s “Steel Magnolia’s” (through Jan. 22)Monday, Jan 16Friday. Jan 20Monday, Jan 23•Martin Luther King Day – Normal operating hours•Pre School open/No enrichment classes/Mini-camp available•Registration for new session of enrichments opens to Associate & non-members•Last day of enrichment class session•Winter/Spring enrichment class session begins - Mini-Camp available•Dates and times are subject to change. Check our website at www.marjcc.org for changes and additionalactivity listings.-2-

MAR-JCC directoryh o w t o r e a c h u sDepartment/Title Name 305-932-4200 - EmailJ-CAT Educational Director Lillian Andron ext. 130 landron@me.macJ-CAT Artistic Director Michael Andron ext. 130 mandron@me.macHebraica Admin Ass’t. Diani Azout ext.119 diania@marjcc.orgExecutive Director Gary Bomzer ext. 134 marjccgary@aol.comMaintenance Supervisor Gena Bresler ext. 131 genab@marjcc.orgMembership Department Associate Michele Brodsky ext. 145 micheleb@marjcc.orgDance Instructor Renatta Bucaresky ext. 154 rbukac@gmail.comASP Director/ Maccabi Tzair Coordinator Neal Buchholz ext. 178 nealb@marjcc.orgSports & Wellness Director Nancy Carroll ext. 136 nancyc@marjcc.orgExec. Adminstrator/HR Coordinator Ruthie Williams-Cass ext. 133 ruthiew@marjcc.orgAssistant Aquatics Director Gloria Castano ext. 147 gloriac@marjcc.orgFinance Director Enid Cohn ext. 137 enidc@marjcc.orgMembership Director Tanya Copernik ext. 173 tanyac@marjcc.orgController Ike Cruz ext. 138 ikec@marjcc.orgFitness Fitness Desk ext. 129 N/AFront Desk/Operator Front Desk ext. 121 N/AExtreme Tennis Director Diego Dominguez ext. 166 extremetennisacademy@hotmail.comAdmininstrative Ass’t., Camp/Aquatics Elisa Duenas ext. 147 elisad@marjcc.orgSenior Transportation Services Drivers ext. 179 N/AParty Central Coordinator Simon Erdfrocht ext. 103 simon1061@aol.comJ-CAT Outreach Director Ashley Blake Fisher ext. 150 abf@ashleyblakefisher.comPrime Time Sports Director David Fried ext. 124 fried@primetimesportsusa.comOmetz Coordinator Abel Garza ext. 204 abelg@marjcc.orgGatehouse/Security Front Gate ext. 162 N/ACommunity Shaliach/Israel Programs Director Dror Gershoni ext. 128 dror.gershoni@gmail.comFinancial Resource Development Helga Gorin ext. 163 helgag@marjcc.orgSecurity Director Shai Habosha ext. 110 shaih@marjcc.orgAquatics Director Dale Hughes ext. 115 daleh@marjcc.orgECD Administrative Assistant Shirley Jacobs ext. 151 shirleyj@marjcc.org10 Sport Soccer Luis Carlos Jimenez ext. 227 10sportjcc@gmail.comAccounting Clerk Christine Kisman ext. 203 christinek@marjcc.orgProgram Administrative Ass’t. Andee Kochavi ext. 195 andeek@marjcc.orgInformation Technology Manager Shimon Kochavi ext. 118 shimonk@marjcc.orgDevelopment/Grants Administrator Iris Kohn ext. 141 irisk@marjcc.orgInfant Day Care Coordinator Phyllis McGuire ext. 112 phyllism@marjcc.orgAdministrative Ass’t., Adult Services Miriam Meislik ext. 144 qualityoflife@marjcc.orgChildren & Family Services/Hebraica Dir. Guila Mermelszteyn ext. 155 guila54@yahoo.comLeagues and Recreation Director Chris Moltmann ext. 193 marjccsports2@aol.comHead Tennis Pro Manager Bill Ogene ext. 160 tennisman76@aol.comAccounting/Registrar Flora Reich ext. 126 florareich@marjcc.orgHebraica’s Youth Movement Director Marleny Rosemberg ext. 139 marlenyr@marjcc.orgFitness Director Marc Scanlan ext. 140 marcs@marjcc.orgSocial Worker/Senior Programs Coordinator Galit Shemesh ext. 142 socialworker@marjcc.orgMarketing & Public Relations Director Alan Silverberg ext. 189 alans@marjcc.orgAssistant Bamachol Director Tammy Slimak ext. 152 tammyslimak@hotmail.comAssistant Executive Director David Surowitz ext. 127 marjccdavid@aol.comECD Assistant Director Jenny Tettner-Gugig ext. 155 jennyt@marjcc.orgTennis Manager Donna Tollefsen ext. 113 dlcerami@aol.comTennis Desk Tennis Desk ext. 160 N/AMembership Associate Edna Warren ext. 146 ednaw@marjcc.orgBamachol Academy Director Roger Weiger ext. 152 weiger@aol.comIFIT- Group Fitness Classes Director Dany Weil ext. 164 info@ifit-groupfitness.comHealth, Sports, & Wellness Specialist Ashley Ziff ext. 168 ashleyz@marjcc.org-3-

membershipc a t e g o r i e s & d u e sMake the MAR-JCC the Center of your life and become part of our family by affiliating with us.ALL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP USE OF...• Aventura Hospital Medical Center Sports and Wellness Complex • Scheck Family Indoor Gymnasium • Outdoor basketball courts• Soffer Family Tennis Center with 3 lighted clay & 9 lighted hard courts • Schmidt Aquatics Center with indoor heated and outdoor pool• Lighted Feldenkreis/Hanono/Feig Athletic Field & jogging/walking path • Aerobics/dance studio with suspended floor• Locker rooms and showers • Sauna (adults only) • Jordan Savage Playground with covered pavillion• Marlene Haime De Finvarb Playground • Ceci’s Baby Gym • Kosher Subway • Elsie’s Cafe • Kiblisky Lounge • Schmidt LibraryFOUNDERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP - Receive the benefits of our All Access Membership, plus:• Early registration for enrichment classes and for Camp Sol Taplin • 12 Guest Passes per membership year• 2 complimentary tickets to select J-CAT productions and performances • VIP seating at select events• 15% discount on MAR-JCC facility rentals • Complimentary yearly locker• Complimentary give-away at time of enrollment/renewal • Recognition on the MAR-JCC website and in the MAR-JCC Links• The satisfaction of knowing that the MAR-JCC Scholarship Fund will benefit from your generosity and those less fortunate will have theopportunity to attend MAR-JCC programs and have use of our facilities and amenities.ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPBenefits all Hillel students and Jacobson Sinai Academy middle school students. This membership entitles students use of MAR-JCCfacilities except the Fitness Center. A teen interested in utilizing the Fitness Center must become a student All Access Member.Associate Members may enroll in enrichment classes, after-school and sports & leagues programs, and Hebraica’s Maccabi Tzair atAssociate Member rates. This membership is valid during the school year and does not apply for Camp Sol Taplin enrollment.All Members and Guests under 10 years of age must be enrolled in a program or accompanied by an adult in order to utilize the MAR-JCC campus.ALL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP DESCRIPTIONSFamily • Two adults and dependent children through age 22 (25, if student living under the same roof)Single Parent • Unmarried parent and dependent children through age 22 (25, if student living under same roof)Couple • A couple living at the same address with no dependent childrenSenior Couple • As above, except one partner has attained the age of 65Snowbird Couple • Non-Florida residents except for five month seasonal periodSnowbird Individual • Non-Florida resident except for five month seasonal periodNon-local College Student • May-August and holidaysIndividual • Individual adult ages 23-64Student • Ages 13-22 • attending school or collegeSenior Individual • Individual adult who has attained the age of 65Out of Town • For camp registration only (June-August)(Based on a yearly contract, validthrough December 31, 2011)Founders Club: $1,800 - Paid in Full • $153/monthly*Standard Family: $855 - Paid in Full • $78/monthly*Annual DuesSingle Parent Family: $741 - Paid in Full • $68/montly*Standard Couple: $707 - Paid in Full • $65/monthly*Individual: $593 - Paid in Full • $55/monthly*Senior Couple: $479 - Paid in Full • $45/monthly*Senior Individual: $365 - Paid in Full • $35/monthly*Student: $468 - Paid in Full • $44/monthly*College Student: $250 (May-Aug + holidays)Snowbird Couple: $370Snowbird Individual: $265Friend of the Center: $360 Non-usage affiliationOut of Town: $295 For summer camp only*Includes $3 per month processing fee• Membership Services Director, Tanya Copernik, ext. 173• Membership Associates, Michele Brodsky & Edna Warren, ext. 145/146 • Co-chairs: Rochelle Parrino & Laura WaichMembership Services Office hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 6:30 pm; Friday, 8:30 am - 5 pm.Telephone: 305-932-4200 ext. 145/146/173-4-

membershipp o l i c i e s , p r o c e d u r e s , & s e r v i c e sMembership Benefits Program - Show your valid membership card and Save $$$!An added feature to your MAR-JCC membership, receive discounts on services and merchandise from area businesses whenpresenting your valid MAR-JCC membership card. Go to www.marjcc.org to view participating businesses. Participatingbusinesses as of July, 2011 are: •Active Fit •Alpha Computers •Aspa Claria Judaica •Aventura Finest Hand Car Wash•Cleaners Club •European Fashions •Gallery of Cakes •GBS The Beauty Store •Give Wink •International College Counselors•Julio’s Natural Food Restaurant •Kron Chocolatier •MPR (Redefining Your Weight Your Way) •Tratoria IL Migliore of Aventura•Locatel Health & Wellness •Nini & Loli •Q Restaurant •The Sadkhin Complex •Sarah’s Tent •Shoezies •So-mi Boutique •TuttiFrutti Frozen YogurtMembership Dues - Payment Options1. Pay in full and save 5%.2. Automatic monthly payment system (Master Card, Visa, American Express and Discover) based on a yearly contract.Automatic monthly payments are easy and secure. Once enrolled, there is no lapse in membership UNLESS themembership office receives in writing a cancellation request at least 30 days prior to membership renewal date.Automatic monthly payment dues plus the processing fee of $3 will be processed for your convenience. There is a $10declined credit card fee, and a $30 returned check fee. Membership renewal month is set from the time of enrollmentand will NOT be altered unless there has been a membership lapse of at least six months. At least one adult in householdmust sign the membership agreement/contract. Membership dues are NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE andcover a minimum one-year period. Dues cannot be pro-rated. The MAR-JCC is open to the entire community, regardlessof race, religion, or national origin.Membership CardsEvery member 13 years and up is required to carry a photo membership card. To facilitate entrance into the MAR-JCC,please present your membership card at the front gate and to the Front, Fitness, and Tennis desk receptionists. Though wemake every effort to recognize our members, we ask everyone to carry his/her membership card at all times. If yourmembership card is lost or stolen, please notify the Membership Services Department. A $10 fee will be charged forreplacement cards. Membership cards are non-transferable and can be revoked upon violation of MAR-JCC policies.ParkingTo expedite entry to the MAR-JCC, all members should have a valid MAR-JCC parking permit in the windshield of theircars (may be obtained at the Front Desk of the Main Building). The MAR-JCC reserves the right to tow (at driver’s/owner’sexpense) or place a boot (removal charge of $50) on any vehicle parked in an unauthorized or undesignated parkingarea.Use of the MAR-JCCThe MAR-JCC, a membership based organization, provides programs and services to both its membership and thecommunity-at-large. The use of MAR-JCC facilities are primarily available to members and their guests. Programs open toonly JCC members are noted in their promotional materials.Guest PolicyAll Access Members are entitled to bring a guest up to three times a year at a fee of $10/adult and $5/senior or ”junior”(13 and under) for use of MAR-JCC Health & Wellness facilities. Guests must be accompanied by a member. Same nonmemberguest may utilize the MAR-JCC up to 3 times per year. Out-of-town guests who belong to another JCC outsidethe area receive complimentary guest privileges for up to two weeks per year. Upon presenting a valid membership cardfrom the other JCC to the Membership Department.Class & Program RegistrationTo register during early registration and receive priority registration and member rates on programs, membership must be ingood standing for the duration of the program. If membership expires during the course of the program, members must eitherpay for the renewal at registration, or give a post-dated payment for the renewal. Payment must accompany all registrationsfor classes and programs. To be eligible to register, member accounts must be up-to-date including membership fees.Associate and non-members may register for classes, when specified. No phone registration will be accepted. Registrationwill be accepted in person or by fax with completed registration form using Master Card, Visa, Discover, or AmericanExpress with registrar approval. There will be a $30 charge for any returned checks, and a $10 fee for any declined creditcard. A registration will not be processed, a space (if available) will not be reserved in the class or program, andattendance will not be permitted until a signed registration form (accompanied by payment) is received. The MAR-JCCreserves the right to cancel any class or program due to insufficient registration and fees will be refunded.Fee AssistanceMAR-JCC offers fee assistance to qualified individuals and families. Extended payment plans are also available. Allrequests are handled confidentially. Call extension 142, for scholarship application and to schedule a confidentialinterview.-5-

membershipp o l i c i e s , p r o c e d u r e s , & s e r v i c e sProgram RefundsWill be awarded if request is made no later than the second week of class for those classes offered on a semester basis. Forclasses that have a yearly registration, refund requests must be made by the 4th week of the program. Refund requests afterthis period of time must be addressed in writing to the Executive Director explaining the extenuating circumstances for therequest. Allow 4 weeks for refund checks. There is a processing fee of $35 per transaction. NO REFUNDS or CREDITS will beissued for programs requiring try-outs, such as sports travel teams & Bamachol dance troupes. Credits expire one year fromdate of issue.Payment for Private Lessons/Personal trainingPer MAR-JCC policy and for insurance purposes, payment arrangements for all personal training and private lessons at theMAR-JCC must be processed through a MAR-JCC registrar. MAR-JCC membership is required. Only approved personnel andindependent contractors employed by the MAR-JCC are eligible to provide personal training and private instruction."Outside Professionals" Use of the MAR-JCCNo outside trainers, teachers, coaches, tutors, therapists, pros, etc., may utilize the MAR-JCC for professional purposes - evenin the company of and with the permission of a MAR-JCC member, without written authorization from the MAR-JCCExecutive Director. "Outside Professionals" receiving said authorization must comply with all insurance requirements andprovide all required documentation.Personal Belongings/LockersThe MAR-JCC is not liable for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal belongings or property. You may bring a lock tosecure your belongings in a “daily locker” in our locker room facilities, Scheck Family Gymnasium, or by the Program Buildingadjacent to the Feldenkreis Hanono Feig Athletic Field. The lock must be removed by the end of each day or it will beremoved by MAR-JCC staff. Permanent annual lockers are available annually in the men’s and women’s locker rooms for$65. Visit the membership office, or call ext. 145/146.SecuritySecurity and safety are our highest priority. The MAR-JCC reserves the right to check trunks and vehicles for securitypurposes. It also reserves the right to check backpacks, lunch boxes, and other types of sealed or closed containers withoutprior notification. No weapons are permitted on campus. Among the permanent security systems at the JCC are:• Security gates and guards • Surveillance cameras, recording systems and monitors at strategic places throughout thebuildings and outdoor areas • Signage that will alert all visitors that the premises are under surveillance • Emergencyalarms that are directly connected to law enforcement authorities • A photo I.D. is required to enter the MAR-JCC -access to the MAR-JCC may be denied if appropriate I.D. is not presented.The overall effect is a high level of security at the MAR-JCC that prompts quick action in the event of any danger signs.BullyingThe MAR-JCC is a meeting place that promotes friendship, belonging, and camaraderie. MAR-JCC members, guests, andstaff are expected to treat one another with respect and dignity and no form of bullying will be tolerated. Any act ofbullying should be brought to the attention of MAR-JCC staff and may result in suspension from the MAR-JCC.Cell PhonesCell phones may not be used in any MAR-JCC bathroom or locker room facility and when operating a vehicle on the MAR-JCC’s Sanford L. Ziff Campus.ShabbatIn recognition of the significance of Shabbat, the MAR-JCC encourages its members to use its facilities for rest, relaxation,and family interaction. Sports and fitness facilities are open to JCC members only on Saturday, from 1-6 pm. Business andmembership offices are closed.HolidaysOperating hours and openings may vary in observance of Jewish and national holidays. Please refer to the “Dates to WatchOut For” schedule on page 2. Or check out our website - www.marjcc.org-6-

membershipp o l i c i e s , p r o c e d u r e s , & s e r v i c e sKashrut/Food ServiceAll food provided and used within the MAR-JCC facility must be Glatt kosher. Food service must be provided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service purveyor, Kosher Subway, Inc. To accommodate its members and guests, there aretwo food service operations on the MAR-JCC’s Sanford L. Ziff Campus- Kosher Subway and Elsie’s Cafe that operate Sunday-Friday. For food service questions, call Maurice Lichy, at 305-778-5946.Room & Party RentalThe MAR-JCC offers its rooms, and various facilities for rent for parties (for members and associate members), reunions, andbusiness meetings. Food service must be provided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service provider. For bookingsand more information, call ext. 103/195.Caring for our JCC...and our environmentAs part of our responsibility to care for the environment, please dispose recyclable cans, bottles, and paper in the manyrecycle bins located throughout the campus. Please use these easily identifiable containers for recyclables, not for garbage.At the same time, we ask all members and guests to use trash receptacles to dispose of their garbage so that we maypresent the JCC with a clean & welcoming ambience.Non-Smoking ZoneThe MAR-JCC is a non-smoking facility. Please refrain from smoking at the MAR-JCC at all times.No PetsAs a licensed child care facility, concerned about hygienics combined with a sensitivity to those with allergies and fear ofanimals, pets are not permitted at the MAR-JCC.Gift Certificates & Gift Cards & Tribute CardsMAR-JCC gift certificates are perfect for any occasion. Available for any amount, gift certificates may be purchased formembership, fitness, and tennis. Call the Membership Services Department for information at ext. 145/146. Gift cards may bepurchased for Kosher Subway and Elsie’s Cafe directly from these two restaurants. If you wish to acknowledge a birthday orother simcha, extend condolences on the loss of a loved one, or extend holiday greetings, we invite you to purchase aTribute Card in the amount of $18. An acknowledgement of your tax deductible contribution (that benefits the ScholarshipFund) will be mailed by the MAR-JCC to that particular individual family-call Iris Kohn at 305-932-4200 x141.Keeping up-to-date with JCC Programs & ActivitiesCheck out the MAR-JCC website at www.marjcc.org. Content is updated regularly by the MAR-JCC Communications Team.Visit the website for membership information, upcoming events, class listings and schedules, MAR-JCC news, photos fromrecent events, and much more! Furthermore, 4 times during the year, the MAR-JCC will send to you its quarterly newsletter, 2Program Guides (Fall and Spring), and other promotional materials. Please make sure we have your email address so you mayreceive regular program updates and other information.Hurricane Preparation ProceduresIn the event that we are confronted with the threat/impact of a tropical weather system, the MAR-JCC will follow (in mostinstances) the recommendations of Miami/Dade’s Public School System. During summer vacation, directives from the NationalWeather Service will be followed. Once a decision to close is made, the MAR-JCC will notify local TV & Radio stations (e.g. -channels 4,6,7,& 10; WIOD, ZETA, LOVE 94, WLRN) to include in public service announcements.-7-

Membership Servicesparty Planning Packages...for members onlyLet us help you plan and facilitate the perfect party. Select from this assortment of options or allow us to work withyou to customize the party of your choice. Let us make your next “simcha” a special one. We offer a variety ofindoor and/or outdoor spaces and custom party packages for almost any age. For MAR-JCC Members Only.All Sports Party Package • 2-hour party for up to 35 kids•Location: ½ Scheck Family Gymnasium Court or Outdoor Field•Activities: Combination of different Sports & Dynamic Sports Gamesfacilitated by a coach and 1 assistant•Lunch - Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $550 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $620Tennis Party Package • 2-hour party for up to 35 kids•Location: Soffer Family Tennis Center•Activities: 1 hour of drills & games facilitated by 3 Pros•Lunch - Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $600 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $670Dynamic Fun & Messy Games • 2-hour party for up to 35 kids•Location: Front Field•Activities: A combination of Dynamic & Messy Games with Music facilitated by a professional•Lunch - Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $650 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $720Disco Dance Package • 3-hour party for up to 50 kids•Party with Dancing, Basic Disco Lighting, & Musical Games led by a dynamic DJ•Lunch -Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $750 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $850Outdoor Fiesta Package • 2-hour party for up to 35 kids•1 Bounce House•1 Face Painter•Use of Outdoor Playground•Lunch -Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $575 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $645Spinning Party Package • 1-hour party for up to 20 Teens•With our MAR-JCC Spinning Masters•Location: IFit Group Fitness Studio (Program Building)•Lunch -Pizza, Sodas, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $400 or with Kosher Subway Food Option: $440Other options may be developed by contacting Simon at 305-932-4200 x103.Party Central Coordinator: Simon Erdfrocht, ext. 103-8-

Membership Servicesmembership rewards benefitsMembership has its benefits...not only at the MAR-JCC, but also when shopping in our local community. Whenyou present your valid MAR-JCC membership card, you will receive discounts onservices and merchandise purchased from participating stores and businesseslisted below.Michael-Ann RussellJCC/Sanford L. Ziff CampusALL ACCESSCESSYOU!Active Fit • 10% off - 305-935-8891Alpha Computers • 10% off Labor - 305-932-5535Aspa Claria Judaica • 10% off Judiaca, Gift Items, and Jewelry (some exclusions apply) - 305-937-7797Aventura Finest Hand Car Wash • 10% off - 305-936-9929Cleaners Club • 10% off - 305.935.0202European Fashions • 10% off - 305-933-0102Gallery of Cakes • 10% off decorated cake (designed to serve 25-30 people or more only) - 305-935-1114GBS The Beauty Store • 10% off - 305.931.5291Give Wink • 10% off (some exclusions apply) - 305-705-3341International College Counselors • 10% off - 954-414-9986Julio’s Natural Food Restaurant • 10% off - 305-947-4744Kron Chocolatier • 10% off - 954-589-0382MPR (Redefining Your Weight Your Way) • 10% off - 305-868-6850Tratoria IL Migliore of Aventura - 10% off entire bill (not to be combined with any other offer or coupon) - 305-792-2902Locatel Health & Wellness • 10% off any Durable Medical Equipment - 954-416-1200Nini & Loli • 10% off (except strollers or car seats) - 305-335-8068Q Restaurant • 15% off - 305-931-9957The Sadkhin Complex (Fast & effective all natural & drug-free weight loss program) • 10% off first visit - 305-948-7887Sarah’s Tent • 15% off Deli, Free Challah with purchase of $200 or more - 305-933-2888Shoezies • 10% off non sale items - 305-792-6911So-mi Boutique • 10% off entire purchase - 786-787-9087Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt • 10% off - 786-525-2599Tasti D-Lite • 10% off - 305-944-4200•If you do not have a valid Membership I.D. Card, please stop by the Membership Services Office•If you have a business, and are interested in participating in this program, email tanyac@marjcc.org•Watch for our growing list of participating stores and businesses each month!-9-

membershipc o m m u n i t y o r g a n i z a t i o n sThe Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center/Sanford L. Ziff Campus is utilized by businesses, and nonprofitcommunity agencies serving our community. A number of them either meet regularly at the MAR-JCCand/or lease office space at our facility.Greater Miami Jewish Federation (North Dade/Aventura Branch)For more than 70 years, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation has been working to mobilize human and financial resourcesto care for those in need, strengthen Jewish life and advance the unity, values and shared purpose of the Jewish people inMiami, in Israel and in 64 other countries worldwide. Through the Annual Federation/UJA Campaign, Federation supportspeople through 45 constituent agencies in Miami-Dade County – including the MAR-JCC and JCCs in South Dade andMiami Beach; 14 Jewish Day Schools; synagogue religious schools; Jewish Community Services and more – providing alifeline of services for people in Miami. At the same time, Federation-funded programs are at work around the globe,rescuing and resettling those in peril, helping the vulnerable, combating anti-Semitism and rebuilding Jewish life. Federationmaintains an office on the MAR-JCC campus for its North Dade Branch, Women’s Department Northeast Dade, andInternational Department, and works with Jewish agencies, day schools and synagogues to organize programs and provideservices that meet a variety of needs. For further information, call 305-705-0800.Alexander Muss High School In IsraelFor high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors seeking to have Israel as their classroom...and receiving full high schoolcredit from the high school they are presently attending and the opportunity to receive an additional 6 college credits.Choose from four 8-week sessions offered during the school year or from a slightly shorter session during the summer. For info,contact Orlie Braha, Director of Admissions, at (786) 262-2609/(305) 891-8868.The American Friends Of Beit Issie ShapiroProvides the financial resource support for the various treatment and educational programs and services provided for over10,000 children and young adults with various developmental disabilities at its Center in Ra’anana, Israel. The mission is topromote the rights and quality of life of people with special needs and their families. For further information, call (305) 933-0774, or visit its website at www.beitissie.org.Bommarito Performance SystemsA performance training company specializing in the development of speed, agility, sports specific movement, power, andstrength in addition to offering personalized programs to athletes, and small group training classes for youth athletes -MAR-JCC members receive a discounted rate. For information, call 305-343-8389.Golden Care FoundationAn affiliate of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, Golden Care is an advocacy, referral, and support program. Through afar-reaching network of support services for seniors, Golden Care can assist in solving issues including home health care,living arrangements, homemaker services, meals, long term care, legal assistance, and financial counseling. Call (305) 705-0800 or (305) 576-4000.Hebrew Free Loan AssociationProvides assistance with interest-free loans for Jewish people in financial need. Funding for this program is provided byindividual families and Jewish institutions. Call 1-800-635-0120.Jacobson Sinai AcademyUtilizes MAR-JCC Health and Recreation Department facilities and staff for its middle school health and physical educationprogram.Jewish Community Services of South FloridaDesigned to facilitate independence and assist individuals in maintaining themselves in the community. There are fourservice divisions including: 1. Behavioral Health Services 2. Kosher Food Services 3. Rehabilitation & Employment Services 4.Senior Adult Sessions. MAR-JCC facilities are utilized by JCS for its hot meals program. For information and referral, call(305) 576-6550.KesherProvides a quality Judaic and secular education to children with learning disabilities and other special needs in a Jewish dayschool environment. Call (305) 792-7060.-10-

membershipcommunity organizations - PSAT, SAT, & ACT coursesPrinceton ReviewPrepare for PSAT, SAT, & ACT exams at the MAR-JCC - see box below for upcoming course dates.The Samuel Scheck Hillel Community Day School/The Ben Lipson Community High SchoolUtilizes the Scheck Family Gymnasium and Feldenkreis/ Hanono/Feig Athletic Field to conduct its Health & PhysicalEducation classes. The MAR-JCC’s Scheck Family Gymnasium is the home of the Hillel Hurricanes.Theatre League of South FloridaAn alliance of theatrical organizations and professionals dedicated to nurturing, promoting, and advocating for the growthand prestige of the South Florida theatre industry. It is a membership organization for actors, singers, dancers, directors,producers, theatre technicians, and theatre companies. Contact Andie Arthur, Executive Director, at (954) 557-0778, orvisit www.theatreleague.net.Yeshiva Toras ChaimUtilizes the MAR-JCC health and wellness facilities for “motz’ai Shabbat” sports and wellness activity for its middle, highschool, and college-age students.Victory Center for AutismOffers a year round school to serve children ages 3+ who are suspected of or have been diagnosed withAutism. Call (305) 466-1142, or www.victoryschool.orgPrinceton Review SAT/ACT Courses at the MAR-JCCPrepare for PSAT, SAT, & ACT exams at the MAR-JCC.•18 hours of class •16 hours of testing•Learn important information and exam-taking strategiesPrepare for the PSAT Exam - Nov 12Sundays (Class Days) •9am-noon - Sept 25, Oct 2 & 9$249 - MAR-JCC Member • $299 - Non-MemberPrepare for the Nov 5 SAT Exam!Sundays (Class Days) •9am-noon - Sept 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Prepare for the Oct 22 ACT Exam!Sundays (Class Days) •9am-noon - Sept 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16$499 - MAR-JCC Member • $599 - Non-MemberFor more information, call Nancy Carroll at 305-932-4200 x136 or to register, call 1-800-2-REVIEWA Delicious Meal for Such a Deal!-11-

f i n a n c i a l r e s o u r c e d e v e l o p m e n ts u p p o r t u sMembership Benefactor Program - Stars of GivingTo supplement the revenue that is derived from membership dues, class/program registration fees, procurement ofgrants, and funding from the Greater Miami Jewish Federation and the United Way of Miami-Dade, the MAR-JCC isdependent upon the good will and generosity of members, friends, and the business community to sustain its operationand myriad of programs and services through contributions, sponsorships, and advertising.To explore the different ways in which to support the MAR-JCC and to customize the different opportunities that would be mostsuitable to your budget and needs, please contact Gary Bomzer, at 305-932-4200, ext. 134.Mitzvah Star - $2,500• $500 value Program/Event sponsorship of your choiceSilver Star - $3,600• $1,000 value Program/Event sponsorship of your choice• 12 guest passes per year • 1 permanent assigned lockerGold Star - $5,000*• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus $2,500 value Program/Event sponsorship of your choice• 12 guest passes per year• 1 permanent assigned locker• 2 tickets to Festival YachadPlatinum Star - $10,000*• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus $5,000 value Program/Event sponsorship of your choice• 12 guest passes per year• 2 permanent assigned lockers• 4 tickets to Festival Yachad• 2 Purim Verbena unlimited ride wristbands• 2 complimentary tickets to all J-CAT productions*See page 4 for description of Founders Club Membership*A portion of your payment in excess of a standard family membership may be tax deductible.Mitzvah FundBar/Bat Mitzvah children perform a Mitzvah by giving a portion of their gifts to this fund and to have their parentsand grandparents match it. Areas of support include Special Needs programs and the Scholarship Fund.TRIBUTE/EDUCATION FUNDSMANNY BERLATSKY FUND • Provides funds for scholarship assistanceJACOBO CABABIE FUND • Supports the construction of the MAR-JCC’s new Social Center established in memory of Jacobo CababieFANNY HANONO FUND • Supports MAR-JCC youth and teen programsMORIS KHOUDARI FUND • Benefits the Learn to Swim program; memorializing Moris KhoudariSTEVEN KRAVITZ FUND • Supports adult Jewish educational programmingLORRAINE FAYE LINDER GROCERY SHOPPING TRANSPORTATION FUND • Supports round trip, door to door bus service forsupermarket shopping for seniorsMURIEL RUSSELL FUND • Benefits special populations, established in memory of Muriel RussellJULIUS WERBNER FUND • Provides funds for scholarship assistancePAPA ZZ FUND • Supports the Early Childhood Development Center, memorializing Buzzy JacobsJCC GENERAL FUND • Provides funds for scholarship assistancePRESIDENT’S FUND FOR THE FUTURE • This fund has been established as a fund in perpetuity-12-

f i n a n c i a l r e s o u r c e d e v e l o p m e n ts u p p o r t u s“Presidents’ Fund for the Future”This Fund has been established as a fund in perpetuity, which will be monitored by the Executive Board andStaff. Contributions of $540 and over, will be recognized on a Presidents’ Fund for the Future plaque that will behung in the MAR-JCC Lobby. Other contributions will be recognized in the program for the day.The Habimah Society Chair: Adrienne ScheckKnowing that a theatre program cannot be sustained by ticket sales alone, the Habimah Society provides aninvaluable source of support to J-CAT’s year-round program through fund raising projects and financial contributions.No gift is too small, or for that matter, too large. Gifts of $1,000 or more receive choice seating for all J-CATproductions. Visit us at www.jcctheatre.com to learn how you can become part of the Habimah Society.Endowment FundProvides the funding in perpetuity, or for a specific number of years, or through a testamentary device for thecontinuation of vital programs and services at the MAR-JCC. Recognition will be given during the donor’slifetime made through current commitments and/or through provisions in Wills and Trusts, such as CharitableGift Annuities, Remainder Annuities, and Unitrusts, and Charitable Unitrusts. For further information, contactGary Bomzer, at ext. 134.Corporate Partnerships For Special Events, Website, and NewslettersImportant to Financial Resource Development is the support from the business and professional community.The goal of this Corporate Partnership program is to offer opportunities to establish a special relationship withthe leadership, members, participants, and guests of the MAR-JCC. This program enables companies tomarket to this valuable audience through direct presence at various events, on the MAR-JCC website, and onprinted materials and newsletters.As a Corporate Partner, recognition of names and brands are given depending on the various levels at theevents, with personal acknowledgements, corporate logos, on signage, in newsletters and invitations, andthrough our printed and electronic mailings. We authorize and encourage this relationship “as a proudcorporate partner with the MAR-JCC” in your own publicity.AdvertisingPromote your business to the more than 1,800 MAR-JCC membership households, 1,300 Student AssociateMembers, 1,000 Senior Adult Associate Members, and to the general community through advertising in theLinks - the MAR-JCC newsletter; with a web-banner on the MAR-JCC website; and/or the hanging of acorporate banner. Call Iris Kohn or Alan Silverberg, at 305-932-4200, ext. 141/189.Annual Sponsorship OpportunitiesLend your support to one (or more) of many MAR-JCC programs and special events. Customized opportunitiesare available to meet all budgets.• Summer Camp • Sports Leagues • JCC Annual Golf Classic • Hebraica’s Annual Maccabi Games• JCC Annual Tennis Fest • Yom Ha’atzma’ut - Annual Israel Independence Day Community Celebration• Annual Senior Health Fair • Annual Gelvan Sports Awards Celebration • Community Chanukah Celebration• Bamachol’s Annual Chanukah Dance Festival • JCC 5K Run & 1 Mile Fun Walk • Annual Verbena PurimCarnival • Annual Festival Yachad • J-CAT Theatre Productions • MAR-JCC Annual Meeting • Dancing withthe World International Folk Dance FestivalFor more information, call MAR-JCC CEO, and President, Gary Bomzer, at 305-932-4200 x134.-13-

sandra & lawrence bronson early childhood development centerinfant-toddler center/preschool - age 2 months-PreKOur goal is to provide a safe, secure, and nurturing environment within a Jewish setting where each child may grow, learn,mature, and “socialize” at his/her own pace under the guidance and supervision of a warm, caring, trained, and certifiedprofessional staff. All children who graduate from our program are equipped with the skills and knowledge that will enablethem to succeed in kindergarten.About the staff:Guila Mermelszteyn, Children & Family Services Director• Has a Master’s in Leadership Education from Barry University• Involved in the field of education since 1977, including positions in school counseling and as schoolprincipal, in VenezuelaJenny Tettner-Gugig, Assistant Early Childhood Director• Has a Master’s in Teaching and Learning from Nova Southeastern University• Has been involved in the field of education since 1998, including serving locally as a PreK and VPKstate certified teacherPhyllis McGuire, ITC Coordinator• Has served as the Infant/Toddler Center Coordinator for over 20 yearsAbout our program:• Infant/Toddler Center (ITC) (Ages 2 months - 2 years)A 12-month program offering a safe environment where you can leave your child with complete confidenceand peace-of-mind. Children are grouped by age and enjoy music and movement, finger play, andplayground time, as well as holiday celebrations and weekly Shabbat programs. Appropriate challenges arebuilt into activities to encourage each child’s developmental, cognitive, and social growth using the model ofthe Creative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers.• Playgroup (Ages 2 - 3 years)A 12-month program that incorporates music, movement, social interaction, and playground fun, into the basiccomponents of early learning. Classrooms are center-based with language development activities, small andgross motor activity centers, and cognitive growth activities. These activities are blended together to offertoddlers the opportunity to learn and grow in a stimulating and safe environment using the model of theCreative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers. Included in the curriculum is music, Israeli dance, and physicaleducation, all conducted by program specialists, and a weekly Shabbat program.Hours:Monday - Thursday: 8am - 6pm • Friday: 8am - 5pmTuition for new enrollees:Non-refundable annual registration fee - July 2011-June 2012 - $300Tuition - $9,900 tuition contract ($825/month)Early Drop-offHours: 7:30-8am • Fee: $840 Tuition Contract ($70/month), August 22-June 5, 2012Children & Family Services Director: Guila Mermelszteyn, ext.155 • Assistant Early Childhood Director: Jenny Tettner-Gugig, ext. 155Infant/Toddler Coordinator: Phyllis McGuire, ext. 112 • Administrative Assistant: Shirley Jacobs, ext. 151Co-chairs: Rivka Goren & Flavia Kac-14-

sandra & lawrence bronson early childhood development centerpreschool/pre-kindergarten, parenting workshopPreschool/Pre-Kindergarten (Ages 3 & 4 years old & turning 5 after 9/1/11)School Begins Monday, August 22Center-based classrooms are set up for areas of math, science, writing, reading, art, manipulatives, library,language, and housekeeping/life skills using the model of the Creative Curriculum for Preschool. Outsideplaytime provides gross motor development in the Jordan Savage Playground. Jewish holiday celebrations,Shabbat programming, mitzvot, and Jewish culture are integrated into the program. Weekly activities that arepart of the regular curriculum and conducted by program specialists include music, physical education (swimand sports instruction), and rikudim (Israeli dance).Hours:Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pmTuition:$7,050 Tuition contract (10 months) - $705/monthNon-refundable registration fee: $300Extended Day:Hours:Monday - Friday: 8-9amMonday - Thursday: 3-6pmFriday: 3-5 pmFee: August 22-June 5, 2012$2,550 (10 months) - $255/monthWinter Break Mini-CampMonday-Friday, December 19-23 • December 27-30Vacation day progamming will include a variety of activities, such as swimming, sports, arts & crafts, singing,outdoor games and playground, movie time, and indoor play. Glatt Kosher lunch included. For further information,contact 305-932-4200, ext. 151.Hours:Tuesday-Thursday, 8am-6pmFriday, 8am-5pmDaily Fee:JCC Preschool Children (ages 3 & 4) - $40JCC Member not enrolled in JCC preschool (must be 4 years old) - $50Associate Member (must be 4 years old) - $62.50Non-Member Guest (must be 4 years old) - $75JCC Members only - Save 10% if registering by the weekMonthly Workshop Series for Parents...Join us for our first FREE parenting workshop that will provide parents with tools they may need to helpraise their child(ren).Communication That Works • November 9, 9:30-11:30amGood communication is the number one parenting skill for successful parents. This workshop will teachhow to communicate effectively with your child(ren); discuss the use of "door openers" instead of "doorslammers" and learn about active listening, the use of empathy, problem solving, and the "good" use ofpraise. Review principles to improve communication with your child(ren), from toddlers to teenagers.Facilitator: Dr. Patricia JaegermanDr. Patricia Jaegerman is a licensed Psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School ofProfessional Psychology, with a specialty in Couples and Family Therapy. She works with multicultural parenting groupsand has conducted worskshops in Illinois, Florida, Caracas, and Tokyo.-15-

Summer Programmingcamp sol taplinCamp and Academy registration beginsin December...secure your spot...don’t be closed out!More than 30 programs to choose from...for ages 2 1/2 years old to age 15Among this year’s offerings...• Half Day Swim Academy • Swim Academy • Sports Academy • Mommy & Me Swim• Nitzanim • Kitanim • Tsofim • Yeladim • Chaverim • Giborim • Madlikim • Soccer• Junior Aquatics • All Sports • Super Sports • Future Star Tennis • Gymnastics • T’nuah• Camp Picasso • Senior Aquatics • J-CAT Summer Stock • Girls, Inc! • Tournament Tennis• MagiCamp • Science & Space Camp • Extreme Aquatics • Extreme Adventure• Extreme Sports • Extreme T’nuah • Teen Travel • Madatzim • Koach • OmetzCamp brochure will be mailed in early November. Register early and save $$$!With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor andBoard of County Commissioners.•Co-Camp Director: Chris Moltmann, ext. 193 • Co-Camp Director: Guila Mermelszteyn, ext.155Co-chairs: Eva Rub & Josh Weingard-16-

Elementary Services - Grades K-5after school program, homework assistance, roboticsChildren will be in a well supervised and structured program where they will be able to enjoy indoor and outdoor activities,Jewish holiday & pre-shabbat programs, as well as do homework in a quiet, study conducive environment. Transportationto the MAR-JCC is available from area public and private schools. A supervised walk-over from Hillel and Jacobson-SinaiAcademy. School-day-out vacation programs are also available. Daily snack is provided. 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 day a weekoptions are available.Monthly Fees - (with & without bus transportation)ASP Only Transportation ASP &(no trans.) Only Transportation4/5 Days A Week $210 $115 $2753 Days A Week $185 $105 $2452 Days A Week $160 $95 $2151 Day A Week $95 $65 $135Transportation Times & Places:•Highland Oaks Elementary School 2 & 3pm • Ojus Elementary School 2 & 3pm•Aventura-Waterways Grades, K-8, 2 & 3pm • Sunny Isles Charter School Grades, K-8, 2 & 3pm•Aventura Charter School 3pm only • Beth Torah Benny Rok Campus 3:15pm only•Pick-up at all schools on Early Release DaysNow openuntil 5:30pmon Fridays!Monthly Fees - Hillel/Temple Sinai - (with & without walkover option)ASP Only Walkover ASP &(no trans.)Walkover4/5 Days A Week $210 $60 $2303 Days A Week $185 $50 $2002 Days A Week $160 $45 $1751 Day A Week $95 $40 $110Walkover Times:Hillel: Monday-Thursday, 3:45pm • 2pm on FridaysTemple Sinai: Monday-Thursday, 3:15pm • 2:30pm on FridaysSchool Days Out Oct 28, Nov 11, Jan 16, Jan 23Enjoy a full day of fun at the MAR-JCC for school days out, based on the Miami -Dade Public School Calendar. Spring Minicampprogramming features daily field trips to popular South Florida locations. Includes glatt Kosher lunch and afternoonsnack; 8 am - 6 pm (until 5:30pm on Fridays).Per day: ASP Participant/$45 • Member/$55 • Assoc. Member/$70 • Non-Member/$80Winter Field Trip Mini-Camp Dec 19-30Each day, travel to a popular youth Florida attraction. When on campus, enjoy sports, indoor/outdoor play, and more.Includes glatt kosher lunch and snack. Same times and fees as above. Weekly rate available.Yearning For Learning ProgramsHomework Corner • Monday – Thursday, 3-6 pmA personalized environment for homework assistance in a small group setting with qualified staff.1 hour/week: $230/semester • 2 hours/week: $450/semester • 3 hours/week: $630/semester • 4 hours/week: $760/semesterDay(s)/Hour(s) of attendance must be selected at time of registration!Private Tutoring • Monday – ThursdayProvides 1:1 personalized attention • Fee: $40/hr. • Call (305) 932-4200 ext. 135 to register.Robotics Design & Build Program • Mondays or Tuesdays, 4-6pm • Ages 6-12Design & Build autonomous robots, learn teamwork skills, apply math, science & technology, and research concepts.Fees: Mondays (15 classes): $350-Member / $440-Assoc. Member • Tuesdays (17 classes): $390-Member / $490-Assoc. MemberElementary Services Director: Neal Buchholz, ext. 178-17-

Special Needs Programor gadolAn integrated program that works with all MAR-JCC departments, ensuring that all children havethe opportunity to participate in all aspects of MAR-JCC programming, regardless of skill or ability. OrGadol is partially funded by the United Way of Miami-Dade.Class Code Days Times Semester Price DescriptionOr Chadash 10001 Mon-Fri 2:30-5pm 1 day /week $650 2:1 student to CounselorAfter School Aug 29 – 2 days /week $1,250 • Mon: yoga, tennis, swim, & artProgram Jan 20 3 days /week $1,800 • Tues: fitness, swim, & art(Ages 5-12) 4 days /week $2,300 • Wed: swim, basketball, & art5 days /week $2,600 • Thurs: gymnastics, musicalgames, & art• Friday: fitness, basketball, & artHomework 10004 Mon-Thurs 3-5pm 1 day/week $230 Personalized space for(Ages 5-18) 10005 Aug 29-Jan 20 2 days/week $450 homework assistance within10006 3 days/week $630 a small group setting,10007 4 days/week $760 facilitated by qualified staff.Private Tutoring Mon-Thurs 3-5pm $40/hour One on One instruction(Ages 5-18)Fitness/Wellness 10008 Wednesdays 3-4pm $300 All levels welcome. Must have(Ages 12 & up)initial face to face interviewwith the Ometz Director.Basketball 10008 Fridays 3-4pm $300 All levels welcome. Must have(Ages 12 & up)initial face to face interviewwith the Ometz Director.ExceptionalTheatre Company 10009 Sundays 10am-noon $250 See below(Ages 12 & up) Sept 4-Jan 20(12 sessions)Teen/Adult 10010 Sundays 12:30pm $550 Enjoy on & off-site weekendSocial Group Sept 4-Jan 20 fun, & enhance social skills(Ages 13 & up)Begins withbowling field tripOmetz 10012 Mon & Thurs 4-6pm 1 day/week $350 Honds-on learning environment(Ages 16 & up) 10013 Aug 29-Jan 20 2 days/week $650 to teach pre-vocational& daily living skills-off-site workexperience 2 days/week;plus Life Skills at Ometz House.Drama Program / the Exceptional Theatre Company (ETC)Ages 12 & up • Sundays • 10am-noon • Fee $250 • September 11-January 20ETC teaches techniques in improvisation, movement, and music along with an end ofthe semester talent show, offering a unique opportunity to bring to light our actor’s giftsand abilities. Show preparation enhances verbal skills, builds self-confidence, and advances socializationwhile stimulating self expression. The course also focuses on the importance of costuming, set design,lighting, and sound.• Coordinator: Michelle Rudas, MS Special Education ext. 135 • Ometz Coordinator: Abel Garza, MS Special Education ext. 204• Co-chairs: Nancy Zaretsky and Michele Scheck, DO-18-

Hebraica Departmentperpetuating Jewish identityHebraica emphasizes the importance of promoting Jewish Identity, Jewish values, alove for Israel, and the importance of family and community. Hebraica reaches out toall segments of our diverse Jewish community through ongoing youth programs,holiday celebrations and festivals, family activities, lectures, and seminars.maccabi tzair, miami grades K-10Maccabi Tzair Miami, a branch of Maccabi World Union, serves as one of the few “Jewish Youth Movements”in our community. Through its programming, Jewish youth are engaged in activities promoting Jewish identity,the People and Land of Israel, and Jewish socialization. Madrichim (Leaders) in our Youth Program aregraduates of our School of Madrichim, who have been trained to conduct social, cultural, educational, andrecreational activities with their Chanichim (group members) through varied peulot (activities).•youth program grades K-6Incorporates activities that promote Jewish life and tradition as well as those that embrace global awareness.Mitzvah projects, educational and recreational trips, holiday celebrations, an overnight at the MAR-JCC, andmachanot* (overnight camping trips) are part of the overall program.•teen club grades 7-8Is a one year leadership & adventure program that includes group building, mitzvah projects, field trips,machanot, Jewish identity, and survival instruction. Program culminates with a boot camp experience.Includes educational field trips (at an additional cost), mitzvah projects (community service letters), anovernight, and machanot.*•teen leadership program grade 9Is a one year leadership program featuring the ‘Jewish Lens’- a gateway to the exploration and discovery ofJewish identity, values, and peoplehood. Through the use of photography, our program enables the 9th gradeparticipants to establish their own link to Jewish identity.•school of madrichim grade 10Chair: Karen Kaswan, Ivone TalmaciuIs a YEAR-LONG Leadership Training Program for high school sophomores that promotes Jewish identity anddevelops young Jewish leaders to work with Jewish children and teens in our community. The SOMculminates with a 4-week summer program in Israel for those who successfully fulfill the program’srequirements.Name Sessions Meets Code Time Grade FeeYouth Program* Sept 17-May 19 Saturdays 50001 3-6pm K - 6$300 M$365 AM$525 NMTeen Club* Sept 17-May 19 Saturdays 50002 3-6pm 7 - 8 $190 M$240 AM$335 NMTeen Leadership Sept 17-May 19 Saturdays 50003 3-6pm 9Program*School of Madrichim Sept 14- May 19 Wednesdays 50004 6-8pm 10& Saturdays 3-6pm 10*Fee does not include costs for machanot, field trips,among other special events and activities.$190 M$240 AM$335 NM$575 M$720 AM$1,010 NMHebraica Director: Guila Mermelszteyn, ext. 155 • Hebraica’s Youth Movement Director: Marleny Rosemberg, ext. 139• Chair: Mindy Hardoon-19-

Hebraica Departmentmaccabi gamesXXX Annual Hebraica Maccabi GamesProud Title SponsorProud Title SponsorLimited Spaces! Early registration prices ...Tuesday, September 6 thru Wednesday, October 5Opening Ceremonies... all at the MAR-JCC Download registration form as of September 6at www.marjcc.orgMaccabi Games Coordinator: Ana Ehrlich • Co-chairs: Helen Beda, Ruly Moskovitz, Isael Wagenberg, Salo Wagenberg-20-

Hebraica Cultural Arts Programsbamachol dance academyBamachol Dance Academy, offers Israeli Dance, Ballet, Jazz, Latin dance, Hip-Hop and skillsdevelopment, friendship, mutual respect, and Jewish culture, under the supervision of highly qualifiedand talented staff. The Academy is performance oriented - allowing each child to “learn dance, whiledancing.” Being part of a choreography gives each child notions of space orientation, the sense ofbelonging, and the responsibility of having a place “in the dance.”ISRAELI DANCE - RIKUDIM grades PK-3 - AdultOur Israeli Dance (Rikudim) program provides a vehicle to embrace Jewish culture and tradition, where children, youth, &young adults learn circle and line dances and choreographies throughout the year. Program includes trips to Orlando,New York, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Israel for special dance performances & festivals.Code Class Grade Days Hour Place70010 Dardasim PK-3 Thurs 4:15-5pm New Studio70011 Dardasim PK-3 Tues 3:15-4:00pm New Studio70012 Malachim PK-4 Tues 4-5pm New Studio70013 Malachim PK-4 Mon 4-5pm New Studio70014 Metukim K Tues 4-5pm Aerobics70015 Metukim K Thurs 4-5pm Katz70016 Pishpishim 1 Wed 4-5pm Aerobics70017 Pishpishim 1 Mon 4-5pm Katz70018 Efrochim 2 Mon 4-5pm Katz70019 Habonim 3 Wed 4-5pm Katz70020 Garinim 4 Tues 4-5pm Katz70021 Keff 5 Mon 5-6pm Katz70022 Kochavim 6 Thurs 5-6:30pm Katz70023 Hora Keshet 7 Wed 5-6:30pm Aerobics70024 Ruach Darom 8 Mon 6-7:30pm Katz70025 Ruach Tzafon 8 Wed 5-6:30pm Katz70026 Ameinu 9 Tues 6:30-8pm Katz70027 Nirkoda 10 Thurs 6-8pm Aerobics70028 Libeinu 11 Wed 6-8pm New Studio70029 Darkeinu 12 Mon 5-7pm Aerobics70030 Kulanu* 7-9 Thurs 4-6pm Aerobics70031 Yachad* 10-12 Tues 5-7pm Aerobics70032 Caravan I** 6-7 Wed 6:30-8pm Katz70033 Caravan II** 8-9 Tues 5-6:30pm Katz70034 Hemshech 12–College Thurs 7:30-9:30pm Katz70035 Chavaya Adults Mon 9:30-10:30am KatzFees:Grade/Program Member Assoc MemberPreK 3 - 5 $650 $8106 - 9 $760 $95010 - College $860 $1,075Kulanu/Yachad/Caravan* $555 $690Chavaya/Haftaah $555 $970 (Non-Member)*Kulanu and Yachad Dancers must first register for their regular classes. Upon a successful audition, they may register for theirrespective groups.**Caravan I & II are performing troupes that sing and dance, performing in our local South Florida community, bringing Israelifolklore and Jewish culture to their audience. Audition required. There is a mandatory $50 costume fee per child, per class.Director: Roger Weiger, ext. 152 • Co-chairs: Esther Fuhrman & Sofia Ackerman • Honorary Chair: Tita Calemczuk-21-

Hebraica Cultural Arts Programsbamachol-performances, ballet & jazz, hip hop, & zumbaBamachol Performances Dates•November 19: Rikudim Groups - Grades 7 & up/Kulanu, Yachad, & Caravan•December 5: Chanukah Festival - PK-4 to Grade 6/Ballet & Musical Theatre•December 8: Festival Carmel - Grade 10/Sao Paulo, Brazil/Nirkoda•Febrauary 3-5: Rikudim Trip to Orlando - Grades 5&6/Keff & Kochavim•March, 2012 – JCC (TBA): Purim Festival – Rikudim Trip to Mexico/TBA - Ameinu/Grade 9•March 23-26: Rikudim Trip to NY Festival - Hora Keshet/Grade 7•May 17-23: Rikudim Trip to Canada Festival - Ruach/Grade 8•Rikudim Cruise: Date to be announced (Libeinu & Darkeinu– 11th /12th Grades)•Rikudim Trip to Italy: Date and groups to be announced•June 3: Festival Yachad Children’s Performance•June 10: Festival Yachad – Gala Performance(Please note that Festival Yachad’s Gala Performance is the weekend after school ends, so please plan yourvacations accordingly).Ballet and Jazz Grades PK3 - 7An introduction to Ballet and Jazz through technique, choreography, and dance games.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70000 Pre-Ballet PK3 & PK4 Weds 4-5pm Vilma Vazquez Werbner Dance Studio70001 Ballet I K-1 Mon 4-5pm Vilma Vazquez Werbner Dance Studio70002 Jazz I K-1 Tues 4-5pm Yael Ackerman Werbner Dance Studio70003 Jazz II 2-3 Tues 5-6pm Yael Ackerman Werbner Dance StudioMember: $315 • Associate Member: $400At the end of each session, there will be an open class where parents may watch their children’s achievments.Ballet program will not be part of the performances.Hip-Hop Grades 1 - 10Bamachol brings a family oriented approach to this dance style. Through “clean” songs and dance movements, ourchildren are introduced to this unique dance style.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70004 Hip-Hop 1 1-2 Wed 5-6pm Tammy R./Sara L. New Studio70005 Hip-Hop II 3-5 Wed 4-5pm Tammy R./Sara L. New StudioHip Hop I, II: Member: $365 • Associate Member: $460Zumba ® Grades 1 - 10Zumba ® is a fusion of Latin and International music. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combinationof fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body.Zumbatonics is designed for kids (ages 4-12), Classes are rockin’, high-energy fitness-parties packed with speciallychoreographed, kid-friendly routines and all the music kids love, like hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia, and more.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70006 Zumbatomics I PK4-2 Thurs 4-5pm TBA Werbner Dance StudioLittle Stars70007 Zumbatomics II 3-7 Thurs 5-6pm TBA Werbner Dance StudioBig Stars70008 Zumba ® 8-10 Fri 3:30-4:30pm TBA Katz Auditorium70009 Zumba ® 10-12 Fri 4:30-5:30pm TBA Katz AuditoriumMember: $375 • Associate Member: $470-22-

Hebraica Cultural Arts Programsfine arts, piano lessons, musical theatre, cookingfine arts grades PK3 - 5Enhance creativity and imagination, using different media and art forms.Arts & Crafts, Art, or Painting: Member: $355 / Associate Member: $450Ceramics: Member: $415 / Associate Member: $515Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70035 Art K-2 Mon 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70036 Painting K-2 Tues 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70037 Painting 3-5 Tues 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70038 Ceramics K-2 Wed 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70039 Ceramics 3-5 Wed 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70040 Ceramics K-2 Thurs 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70041 Ceramics 3-5 Thurs 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70042 Arts & Crafts PK3-K Thurs 3-4pm Jenny Moscatel Pre-Schoolprivate piano lessons grades K & upAlexandra Broyde is an accomplished piano teacher who devotes her time to teach children and open theirminds to the wonderful world of learning music.Class Days Time Instructor LocationPiano Mon-Thurs 3-6:30pm Alexandra Broyde Music Room1x week: Member: $505 • Associate Member: $635 • Code - 700432x week: Member: $995 • Associate Member: $1,245 • Code - 70044Based on a 30-minute classmusical theatre grades 1-4An introduction to the musical world filled with singing, staging, rhyming, and instrument exploration will giveeach child a place to connect with the artist inside of them. Music classes will introduce instruments likeGlockenspiel, Dullsimer, and Recorder. Acting classes will involve performance in different venues (auditionmay be required).Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Place70045 Acting 2-4 Tues 4-5:30pm Marybeth Senior LoungeMember: $345 • Associate Member: $435be a chef grades 1 - 4Learn the secrets of Culinary Art and prepare incredible dishes, treats, and specialfoods for Jewish holidays.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70046 Be A Chef 1-4 Mon 4-5pm Jenny Moscatel Kitchen-ASP70047 Be A Chef 5-7 Mon 5-6pm Jenny Moscatel Kitchen-ASPMember: $365 • Associate Member: $460-23-

Israel programs & resource centerIsraeli Programs, Celebrations, & FilmsThe Israel Programs and Resource Center is a central resource to strengthen the ties that connect Miami-Dade County Jewrywith the People and Culture of Israel. The Israel Programs and Resource Center, under the direction of a Community Shaliach,is made possible through the combined efforts of the MAR-JCC and the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, with support fromthe Jewish Agency for Israel and Maccabi World Union.ShinshiniyimNorth Miami Dade’s relationship with our Partnership community of Yerucham (Israel) will continue to bestrengthened through the presence of Ido Abargel and Mor Melker. These two post-high school young adults arerepresenting their home town of Yerucham as “Shinshiniyim” - cultural emissaries - who bring the flavor of Israeland the Zionistic spirit of Yerucham to classroom settings in Jewish day schools and Hebrewschools, and to Jewish youth groups and organizations. These two young representatives oftheir community and country have deferred their army service by one year so we maybenefit from their knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment to Jewish Peoplehood. Homehospitality is provided to the “Shinshins” to further the cultural exchange nature of thisprogram. Families interested in hosting a “Shinshin” (one male, one female) for a minimumof 1 month, are invited to call Dror Gershoni, at 305-932-4200 x128.Cultural and Educational Programs•ISRAEL EDUCATION YEARLY COURSE FOR TEENS • A community initiative in partnership with local synagogues:Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center, Beth Torah Benny Rok Campus, Highland Lakes Shul, and Temple Sinai.Eligible participants must be entering grades 11 or 12. Developed with Jerusalem Online University, The DavidProject, and Makom’s educational materials of the Jewish Agency for Israel, this monthly course aims toeducate our community's teens and give them a better understanding of the State of Israel- its origins, its historicconnection to the Jewish people, and the complexities of Israel as a Jewish state in the Middle East. It alsoteaches them how to be proponents of Israel while in college and beyond. Meetings will be held at each one ofthe participating agencies and therefore will connect our community's teens to the diverse Jewish community ofNorth Miami-Dade so that they can form a stronger friendship base and activism network. Begins Wednesday,October 26, 6-7:30pm. (Possible special Israel Advocacy Seminar (10 days) in Israel as a course culminationduring Summer 2012). For more info, contact Simon Erdfrocht, Course Coordinator, ext. 103•CAFE´ HAFUCH – Israeli Cultural ClubEngage, learn, experience and enjoy Israel in a relaxed setting (either in Elsie’s Café or the Kiblisky Lounge) thatfeatures lectures, music, and literature depicting contemporary Israeli cultural life. Meets on Thursdays at 7pm.September 8 – Café Hafuch will host the new Consul General of Israel to Florida and Puerto Rico for a talk aboutcurrent events in Israel.October 27 – Café Hafuch will host the winner of Israel's "Teacher of Excellence" contest - Mrs. Eti Yitzchak whowill share her personal story as an educator in Israel.November 17 – Maternity in Israel –why and how Israel is one of the leadingcountries in fertility treatments? With Dr. Daniel Levin.December 15 – Israeli cooking workshop for Chanukah with Sharon Markovitz.GLOBAL DAY OF JEWISH LEARNING • Sunday, November 13An initiative is underway to unite Jews from around the world in the exploration and celebration of our sharedreligion, culture, texts and history. Join communities worldwide to study and grow in a Global Day of JewishLearning (www.theglobalday.com). This event is inspired by renowned Jewish scholar Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz who,after 45 years and 45 volumes, completed his monumental Talmud translation and commentary. Organized bythe Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education.• Community Shaliach: Dror Gershoni, ext. 128 • Chair: Mindy Hardoon-24-

Israel programs & resource centerIsraeli Programs, Celebrations, & FilmsHoliday CelebrationsSeptember 25 – Pre Rosh Ha’shana Pool Party– Enjoy a fun-filled activity that brings the flavor of Rosh Hashanato children...along with the entire family. Make your own Shofar, holiday cards, music and more. For JCCMembers and their Guests.November 9 – Rabin Memorial, at 6:30pm, Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center. A community-wide observancethat memorializes Israel’s fallen Prime Minister through readings, film, and song. Conducted by Hebraica’sschool of Madrichim.December 18 – Chanukah CelebrationIsrael Cinema NightsContemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen on a bi-monthly basis. Films have English subtitles and arescreened at the Frank Theatres/Intracoastal Mall. Tickets - $10, may be purchased in advance by calling305-932-4200, ext.128, or at the theater - 45 minutes prior to the start of the movie.• FIVE HOURS FROM PARIS • Thursday, September 8, 8 pmFirst-Place winner at the Haifa International Film Festival (2009) this Leonid Prudovsky film tells the story of a taxidriver with a burning desire to visit Paris, a five hour flight from Tel Aviv, but his fear of flying stands in his way.He forms a bond with a married Russian immigrant planning to immigrate to Canada. As the movie unfolds,the chances of these two individuals ending up together is revealed.• FOOTNOTE • Thursday, November 3, 8 pmThe story of two professors, father and son, in the Talmud Department of Jerusalem’s Hebrew University, whoare rivals for the country's most prestigious award, the Israel Prize. Lior Ashkenazi and Shlomo Bar Aba star in thefilm, which is one of the most anticipated projects from Israel this year. The film was awarded “best screenplay”at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.Join 800 of your friends and neighbors for the trip of a lifetimeAPRIL 22 – MAY 1, 2012BE THERE TO COMMEMORATE YOM HAZIKARON (ISRAEL’S MEMORIAL DAY)AND TO CELEBRATE YOM HA'ATZMAUT (ISRAEL’S INDEPENDENCE DAY)!This amazing Mega Mission includes:• Round-trip, non-stop, coach-class EL AL charterflight from Miami to Tel Aviv(Space limited; sign up early!)• Luxury accommodations• Five spectacular Mega Events• Most meals, all tours and Mission programs• And much, much more!Prices start at only $3,600 per person,double occupancy (limited availability);$2,500 land only. *For more information,visit JewishMiami.org, emailMegaMission2012@JewishMiami.orgor call 786.866.8466.SECURE YOURPLACE TODAYwith a deposit of just $500per person, refundablethrough September 30, 2011.* Prices are subject to change based on fuelsurcharge. Itinerary is subject to change.Greater Miami Jewish FederationMIAMIMEGAMISSI NISRAEL2012MEMORABLE. MEANINGFUL. MAGICAL.All participants will be asked to make a meaningful contribution to the Annual Greater Miami Jewish Federation/UJA Campaign.A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL FREE 1-800-435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATIONDOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. CH 435. 100% OF EACH CONTRIBUTION IS USED TO CARRY OUT THE MISSION OF THE GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FEDERATION.• Community Shaliach: Dror Gershoni, ext. 128 • Chair: Mindy Hardoon-25-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Departmentlieberman children’s cultural arts seriesThe Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Department brings quality cultural arts programming for all ages to theMAR-JCC and works collaboratively with other JCC departments to maximize opportunities for all segments ofour community to enjoy theatre performances, concerts, films, book reviews, and Jewish educational lecturesand seminars.“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”With the support of the Miami-Dade County Department ofCultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-DadeCounty Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.Alan and Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts SeriesCelebrating its 17th season, the Alan and Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series has brought educationaland entertaining performances/productions to young audiences from the North Miami-Dade community. Sinceits inception, the Series has served as an important introduction into the world of the arts through the medium ofmusic, drama, and dance, performed by national and international professional theatre companies/performingartists. This year’s Series will continue to be offered as field trip experiences for both public and private schools inNorth Miami-Dade.In advance of the show, educators use a Study Buddy to prepare their students for their theatre experience.A “Q &A” with cast members/performing artists concludes each program furthering the educational nature of theSeries. School groups may register for the Series by contacting Iris Kohn, Series Coordinator, at 305-932-4200, ext. 127.To ensure that this introduction to “the world of the arts” is made available to all segments of our studentpopulation, regardless of socio-economic background, the Series is offered free of charge with complimentarytransportation available to school groups.Three of this season’s four productions (the fourth will be announced shortly) are:MADELINE & THE BAD HAT (Grades K-2) • Monday, October 24, 10amby ArtsPower National Touring Theatre, based on the book by Ludwig Bemelmans in the Scheck FamilyGymnasium. Capture the blithe yet touching spirit of Ludwig Bemelman’s Madeline series in this musicalproduction.TREASURED STORIES BY ERIC CARLE (Grades PreK4-3) • Wednesday, November 16, 10amby Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia at the Julius Littman Performing Arts TheaterEnjoy wonderful children’s stories of Eric Carle, highlighted by evocative music, stunning visual effects, andinnovative puppetry.THE UGLY DUCKLING & TORTOISE & THE HARE (Grades K-4) • Tuesday, May 15, 10amBy CORBIAN/Light Wire Theatre. Two classic “underdog” tales come to life on stage where the audience will seethe fusion of dance, narration, a wide range of musical genres, and electroluminescent wire to create a stunningeffect on stage.• Director: David Surowitz, ext. 127 • Honorary Chairs: George and Marla Bergmann-26-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Departmentbook reviews, lectures, films, and more...Culturally oriented programs featuring book reviews, films, lectures, and discussions whose goal is to createeducationally enriching programs.Israel Cinema Nights“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”Contemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen on a bi-monthly basis. Films have English subtitles and arescreened at the Frank Theatres/Intracoastal Mall. Tickets - $10, may be purchased in advance by calling 305-932-4200, ext.128, or at the theater - 45 minutes prior to the start of the movie.• FIVE HOURS FROM PARIS • Thursday, September 8, 8 pmFirst-Place winner at the Haifa International Film Festival (2009) this Leonid Prudovsky film tells the story of a taxidriver with a burning desire to visit Paris, a five hour flight from Tel Aviv, but his fear of flying stands in his way. Heforms a bond with a married Russian immigrant planning to immigrate to Canada. As the movie unfolds, thechances of these two individuals ending up together is revealed.• FOOTNOTE • Thursday, November 3, 8 pmThe story of two professors, father and son, in the Talmud Department of Jerusalem’s Hebrew University, who arerivals for the country's most prestigious award, the Israel Prize. Lior Ashkenazi and Shlomo Bar Aba star in the film,which is one of the most anticipated projects from Israel this year. The film was awarded “best screenplay” at the2011 Cannes Film Festival.Yiddish Film Series - Wednesdays, November 16, 30, December 14, 28, January 11Take a nostalgic trip to the Yiddish world before World War II and see some golden oldies. Facilitator: Elaine Rudner,who has been involved in judaic education for over 40 years in the South Florida area.November 16: Mamele (with Molly Picon) This film has that special brand of humor and song that made MollyPicon the undisputed queen of Yiddish musicals.November 30: Tevye (with Maurice Schwartz) Long before there was Fiddler, Tevye was the original story, withoutthe music. This is an adaptation of Sholem Aleichem’s classic story.December 14: Mirele Efros This film is the study of family relationships, particularly between a mother anddaughter-in-law.December 28: Where is My Child? - Oy Vey! What tzooris this is about! She gives up her child for adoption, andspends her life looking for him! Taken from the pages of the Forwards.January 11: Yiddle Mitn Fiddle - The most delightful Yiddish film ever made! A 1936 musical with Milly Picon whoplays a young woman who poses as a man in order to join a band of musicians traveling the Polish countryside.Screenings begin at 1pm. Films are in black & white with English subtitles. Discussion following each film.Per Film: MAR-JCC Member - $3/Non-Member - $5The Jewish Book Series • Alternating Wednesdays, 1 – 2:30pmChairs: Stuart Lieberman & Shulamit Gittelson • Consultant: Dr. Abraham GittelsonFree bi-monthly book reviews of Jewish interest, at the MAR-JCC. Reviewers will present the historical,cultural, and ethical values of our rich Jewish heritage.November 9 - Dr. Abe Gittleson will review In Ishmael’s House; History of the Jews in Muslim Lands by MartinGilbert.November 23 - TBADecember 7 - Elaine Rudner will review Bintel Brief and Outwitting History: The Amazing Adventures of aMan Who Rescued a Million Yiddish Books by Aaron Lansky.December 21, January 4, January 18 - TBADates/Books subject to change depending upon schedule of authors participating in “Jewish Book Month” programs.Made possible through the Steven J. Kravitz Adult Jewish Education Fund.Jewish Book “Month”Watch for details regarding numerous “Meet The Author” programs that will kick-off in November, as part ofJewish Book Month programming, November-March. Presented through the Steven J. Kravitz Adult JewishEducation Fund.-27-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts DepartmentJ-CAT Theatre ClassesJ-CAT Theatre Classes (Grade1-High School)All classes will participate in an end-of-season presentation for family and friends, and be taught byAshley Blake Fisher, a recent addition to the J-CAT family. Ashley joins us from her home of the last 6 six years,Walt Disney World, where she performed as an actress, singer, and dancer. As a member of Actor's EquityAssociation, Ashley holds a BFA in Musical Theatre and has toured as a singer in over 110 cities spanning 6continents. As a teacher and director, she worked with the Patel Conservatory in Tampa, where she directednumerous shows, taught musical theatre and private voice.J-CAT Junior Theatre Classes:Broadway Junior (grades 1-5)Tuesday, 4-5pm • Early registration for Members only: $250 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345This introduction to Broadway class is for aspiring actors ages 5-10. Through theatre games, acting exercises, song, dance,props, and costumes, each kid has the chance to shine as a budding Broadway star!. Code: 15000Mind Your Manners (ages 5-9)Thursday, 4-5pm • Early registration for Members only: $250 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345This perfectly polite etiquette class is designed for boys & girls. We make learning manners fun in this life skills class thatteaches confidence, table manners, proper phone etiquette, public speaking, introductions, thank-you notes, and more. Notonly does this class help to refine social skills and behavior, but also assists to improve ‘theatricality” and over stage presence.Code: 15001J-CAT Intermediate/Advanced Classes:Broadway Bound (grades 6-12)Wednesday, 4-5pm • Early registration for Members only: $250 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345Musical Theatre for the budding Broadway star, this intermediate level course is designed to teach acting technique, vocalproduction, and musical theatre style dance. Each week, students will have the opportunity to learn the music, script, andchoreography to a song/scene from a Broadway musical. Code: 15002J-Cabaret Troupe (by audition only) Ages 10 & upMonday, 4-6pm - Performance dates/times may vary • Requires year-long commitmentMember - $325 / Associate Member - $410This audition-only touring troupe will be comprised of 10 advanced performers. Performers will work to develop musicalnumbers and scenes to take on “tour” to local condos, schools, performing arts venues, nursing homes, etc.To audition, prepare one song from the musical theatre repertoire with tracked/karaoke accompaniment. No acappella ormusic with vocals will be permitted. Come dressed to move. Bring a copy of your headshot/resume. Code: 15003J-CAT Sunday Workshop Series:In each of these one-time workshops, students will have the opportunity to try their hand at a number of different theatreenrichment courses. Limited registration. Per Workshop: $60-JCC Members • $75-Associate Members • $90-Non-MembersGetting The Part: The Audition Workshop 11am-2pm • Ages 10 & up-August 28 • Ages 7 & up-December 11Features an interactive setting that takes students through the audition process from beginning to end. Learn aboutheadshots/resumes, song and monologue selection, working with an accompanist, acting your song, scoring yourmonologue, cold readings, dealing with nerves, and more. Code: 15004Broadway 101: Become a Broadway Star! 11am-2pm • Ages 9 & up • October 23In this interactive song and dance workshop, students will work to learn the music and choreography to a song from aBroadway show. Sharpen your music and dance skills, and by the end of the workshop, we’ll have a song/dance numberready to be performed! Code: 15005Perfectly Princess Boot Camp 11am-12:30pm • Ages 4-7 • November 20Designed specifically for little princesses, this mommy & me workshop is a must for every princess in training. Learn propercurtseys, sipping tea, & perfectly princess manners. Includes interactive princess storytime. Girls may come dressed as theirfavorite princess and mommy’s are encouraged to participate! Snack & juice included. Code: 15006-28-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts DepartmentJ-CAT Theatre ProgramJ-CAT is the educational theatre arm of the MAR-JCC, a year-round program for youth, teens, and adults.where students of all ages are initiated to the magical world of theatre through a full season of productions, SummerStock Theatre Camp, and a wide range of classes and workshops in acting, improvisation, and technical theatre.The J’s Cultural Arts Theatre2011-2012 Theatre SeasonJ-CAT presents six productions during its theatre season in addition to providing a venue for performances by professionaltheatre companies. Drawing upon community theatre roots, our actors and techies make up a volunteer ensemble thatshowcases their love and passion for theatre. ALL AUDITIONS are by appointment. The shows will be listed on the J-CATwebsite (www.jcctheatre.com) with a description and requirements of the characters. For more information and toschedule an audition, contact Lillian Andron at 305-308-8055. All shows are directed by Michael Andron, unless otherwiseindicated. J-CAT’s 2011/12 season is made possible thanks to the generosity of the Boruch & Aksana Freedman Family.Moon Over Buffalo! (by Ken Ludwig)The hilarious Moon Over Buffalo centers on George and Charlotte Hay, fading stars of the 1950's. On the brink of adisastrous split-up caused by George’s alliance with a young ingénue, they receive word that they might just have onelast shot at stardom. Unfortunately for George and Charlotte, everything that could go wrong does go wrong!Dates: September 14-25Oliver (Book, Music, and Lyrics by Lionel Bart) A musical adaptation of the classic Dickens tale, where an orphan meets apickpocket on the streets of London. From there, he joins a household of boys who are trained to steal for their master.Dates: November 30-December 21.Auditions: Sunday, Aug 28, 4-7pm • Monday, Aug 29, 5-8pm • Wednesday, Aug 30, 5-8pm • Sunday, Sept 4, 4-7pm• Tuesday, Sept 6, 4-7pm • Thursday, Sept 8, 4-7pm.Steel Magnolias (by Robert Harling)Revolving around Truvy's Beauty Parlor in a small parish in modern-day Louisiana, Steel Magnolias is the story of a close-knitcircle of friends whose lives come together there. Filled with humor and heartbreak, these "Steel Magnolias" make uslaugh and cry as the realities of their lives in tiny Chiquapin Parish unfolds. Directed by John FerryDates: January 11-22Auditions: Monday, Oct 3, 7pm • Wednesday, Oct 5, 7pm • Sunday, Oct 9, 8pmGuys & Dolls Jr. (Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser) Set in New York City, Guys And Dolls Junior introduces us tocolorful characters who have become legends in the musical theatre canon: Sarah Brown, the upright but uptight"mission doll"; Sky Masterson, the slick gambler who woos her; Adelaide, a nightclub performer whose chronic flu isbrought on by the fact she's been engaged to the same man for 14 years; and Nathan Detroit, her devoted fiance,desperate as always to find a spot for his infamous floating dice game. Directed by Ashley Blake FisherDates: March 14-25Auditions: Tuesday, Jan 3, 4pm • Thursday, Jan 5, 4pm • Sunday, Jan 8, 4pm.The Importance Of Being Earnest (by Oscar Wilde): First performed in London, this is a comedy in which theprotagonists maintain fictitious personae in order to escape burdensome social obligations. Its high farce and wittydialogue have helped make it one of Wilde's most enduringly popular plays.Dates: April 18-29.Auditions: Monday, Jan 16, 5:30pm • Wednesday, Jan 18, 5:30pm.One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (by Dale Wasserman)Upon arrival at a mental institution, a brash rebel rallies the patients together to take on the oppressive Nurse Ratched,a woman more a dictator than a nurse. The 1975 film was the second to win all five major Academy Awards.Dates: May 9-20Auditions: Tuesday, Jan 24, 8pm • Thursday, Jan 26, 8pm • Tuesday, Jan 31, 8pm.Tickets (reserved seating)Tickets for all shows may be purchased on-line at www.jcctheatre.com, or call 1-866-811-4111.• $20 general admission • $12 seniors/full-time students • Group Rates are availableFor show updates and audition information, go to www.jcctheatre.com.• J-CAT Artistic Director: Dr. Michael Andron, ext. 130 •J-CAT Educational Director: Lillian Andron, ext. 130J-CAT Outreach Director: Ashley Blake Fisher • Co-chairs: Denise Tamir & Joanne Don-29-

C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l t S e r v i c e s D e p a r t m e n tservices & programs/weekly classes & eventsProvides a variety of educational, physical, social, travel, cultural activities and programs, and support groups and otherservices to meet the needs of our adult population.ServicesJCC Transportation Service:Door-to-door transportation to and from the MAR-JCC within boundaries is available. Free to Members & TQOL,$20 for Non-Members and Silver Sneakers. For registration and information, call: (305) 932-4200, ext. 142. Fundedby the Alliance for Aging.JCC Weekly Thursday Shopper’s Service:Free grocery shopping transportation! Round trip door-to-door from your home to the PublixSupermarket at Skylake Mall. Seating is on a first come-first served basis and boundaries apply.Program is made possible through the Lorraine Fay Linder Grocery Shopping Transportation Fund forSenior Citizens and Publix Supermarkets Charities. Reserve by Tuesday noon: (305) 932-4200, ext. 142.In-house Intake Counselor:A free service. Meet with the MAR-JCC’s intake counselor to either assess one’s physical and emotional needsor to locate community resources. For a confidential appointment, call Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, at(305) 932-4200, ext. 142.Nutritional Hot Meals Program:A free Kosher lunch is served at the MAR-JCC, Monday-Friday, at 11 am, to anyone age 60+.Call Jewish Community Services for information and registration: (305) 899-8301. Transportation available withinboundaries.Kosher Home-Delivered Meals:For adults 60+. Each meal consists of 1/3 of the daily nutrition required for adults. Call Jewish CommunityServices for information and registration: (305) 899-8301.The “Quality of Life” – Senior Wellness Program (TQOL)Chair: Carol KaufmanTQOL is funded by the State of Florida through the Alliance for Aging, by Miami-Dade County, by theUnited Way of Miami-Dade, and by the Health Foundation of South Florida. TQOL uses fitness andexercise training to improve the ability of senior adults to perform necessary activities of daily livingand utilizes social events and educational programs to enhance and promote each participant’semotional wellness. The TQOL program is open to all year-round Florida residents over the age of 60.Call (305) 932-4200 ext. 142, for more information.TQOL also offers to its members, free monthly Monday health related lectures accompanied by lightrefreshments. Mark your calendar for the following...Monday, September 12: 12:30pm... The first lecture of our new season will be Medicare 101 presented byMonday, November 1: 12:30pm Paul R. Montemayor, Aetna Sales Executive Representative; sponsoredMonday, December 5: 12:30pm by Aetna Medicare.Monday, January 9 • 12:30pm• Director: David Surowitz, ext. 127 • Social Worker/Coordinator: Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, ext. 142• Administrative Ass’t.: Miriam Meislik, ext. 144 • Co-chairs: Allen Zack & Stuart Liberman-30-

C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l t S e r v i c e s D e p a r t m e n tday to day...at a glanceSUNDAYSIsraeli Dance • Ongoing • Instructor: Peggy Elimelech• Beginners – 7:30pm • Intermediate/Advanced – 8:30 – 11:30pmIndividual Class: MAR-JCC Member - $4 Non-Member - $6MONDAYSCurrent Events • Free for all! • 10 – 11:30am • Ongoing discussion on today’s events & insight on tomorrow’s newsInstructors: Rhoda Sigman & David Surowitz. Resumes September 12Canasta Game • Free for all! • 10am – 1pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Anita KarlWhether you are a beginner or an expert, join our game!Knitting Club • Free to MAR-JCC & TQOL Members • 12:30-2:30pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Alicia SternNon-Member - $5 per classTUESDAYSMah-Jongg • 9am—Noon • OngoingMAR-JCC Member – Free Non-Member - $3 • Instructor: Eudis WeillerFunny Club • Free for all! • 10:30am – Noon • Ongoing • Instructor: Eli SilvermanFor laughs, laughs, and more laughsMall Hoppers ClubShop ‘til you drop! Join us on Tuesdays for different shopping experiences at various malls throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. Departs JCC at 9:30 am; returns at approximately 3pm. Lunch onyour own. To register, call 305-932-4200, ext. 144. MAR-JCC Member – $7 Non-Member - $10November 15 – Festival Flea Market, Pompano Beach • December 13 - Radisson Mart, MiamiJanuary 10 - Lincoln Road Mall • February 14 - City Place, West Palm BeachMarch 20 - Sawgrass Mills, SunriseCoping with the Loss of a Loved One • 1 – 2:30pm • Ongoing • Facilitator: Ann Miller, MSWBereavement support group in cooperation with Jewish Community Services in response to the grief that followsand the life that continues. *Pre-registration with group facilitator is a must - call 305-331-1899. Fees: $3 per week.WEDNESDAYSThe Jewish Book Series • Alternating Wednesdays, 1 – 2:30pmCo-chairs: Stuart Lieberman & Shulamit Gittelson • Consultant: Dr. Abraham GittelsonFree bi-monthly book reviews of Jewish interest, at the MAR-JCC. Dates and times are subject to change.November 9 - Dr. Abe Gittleson will review In Ishmael’s House; History of the Jews in Muslim Lands by Martin Gilbert.November 23 - TBADecember 7 - Elaine Rudner will review Bintel Brief and Outwitting History: The Amazing Adventures of a Man Who Rescueda Million Yiddish Books by Aaron Lansky.December 21, January 4, January 18 - TBABridge Class with Nat Streitman • 9:30-11:30am • 4 Classes per sessionLearn the “ins and outs” of Bridge with our popular instructor. MAR-JCC Member – $10 Non-Member - $20• December 7-28 • January 4-25 • February 1-22 • February 29-March 21THURSDAYSNow You Can Hear The Rest Of The Story • Free for all! • 11am – 1pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Sam RichterFun facts, stories on history, religion, and of course trivia.International Relations • Free for all! • 1 – 2:30pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Albert Sheridan • Begins August 25Discuss hot topics of current international news, politics, & more! Sponsored by North Miami Adult Education Center.FRIDAYSCAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP • Free for all! • 10-11:30am - Nov 4, Dec 2, and Jan 6Support group in cooperation with the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital at Douglas Gardens.Instructor: Stephanie Willis MSW, RN-31-

C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l t S e r v i c e s D e p a r t m e n tclasses & special activitiesLanguage ClassesAdvance registration required. Call: 305-932-4200 x142/144ESOL • Free for all! • Fridays, 10am – Noon • Ongoing • Instructor: Cynthia KleinJoin us for fun and friendly conversational English lessons.Conversational HebrewWednesdays - Session I (Aug 24- - Sept 21) • Session II (Nov 2 - Nov 30) • Instructor: Dina Simhoni• Session III (Dec 7 - Jan 4) MAR-JCC Member - $65 / Non-Member - $85 (per session-5 classes)Beginner: 11:15am - 1pm • Advanced Beginner: 10-11:30amAetna Medicare offers Wii Sports Resort Senior Bowling ChampionshipFriday, September 2, 10am-NoonJoin the latest trend in Senior Fitness! Wii Fitness Games have become popular ways for Seniors to be active,healthy, and social! Aetna is taking Wii Bowling to a new level by inspiring friendly competitions amongst SeniorGroups across the country! The winning regional team will play in a National Championship joining four Centersvia live streaming video. Each competing team will consist of 4 members - with trophy awarded to winning team,to be displayed at the MAR-JCC. Light refreshments served. Call Galit for more information, 305-932-4200 x142.Entry fee: $5AAA Mature Driver ClassWednesday & Friday, September 7 & 9 • 10am-1pmDrive Safe and Save with the AAA Mature Driver Class. For Drivers 55+ - class focuses on defensive driving, vehiclecare, driving emergencies, and impairment avoidance. Light refreshments included.To register, call 305-932-4200 x142/144. Fee: $22 - MAR-JCC Members • $28 - Non-Members8th Annual Bingo Night!Saturday, November 12, 7:30pmA fun-filled evening to benefit the Krone Adult Services Department. Light refreshments,socializing, your favorite games, and great prizes! Sponsored by ComForcare Home Care.For more information & tickets, please call 305-932-4200 x142/144.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $15Dade: (305) 757-3032Broward: (954) 946-1960MiniFLOW (Florida Licensing On Wheels)Monday, November 14, 9:30am-2:30pmPresented by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Program offers: License Renewal, DuplicateLicense, First time or Duplicate I.D. Card, Learner’s License. (Identification required in order to obtain any of theseservices. Please check with Florida Department of Motor Vehicles.) No appointment necessary, open to thepublic. For more information, call 305-932-4200 x142/144.-32-

C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l t S e r v i c e s D e p a r t m e n tof jewish interest-holiday gatherings, yiddish filmsOf Jewish Interest...Holiday Celebrations…Apples & Honey Volunteer Recognition Brunch!Friday, September 22, 11amHonor our most valued volunteers who have been instrumental in the growth and successof our Adult Services Department. Enjoy good food, socialization, a Rosh Hashana themedprogram, & presentation to our volunteers. Sponsored by Imperial Club.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $18Chanukah PartyThursday, December 22, 11amJoin us for a spirited holiday afternoon! Light the candles, have holiday refreshments,and enjoy a live performance. Sponsored by All County Health Care, Inc.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $18IMPERIALCLUBI954-415-1748Yiddish Film SeriesWednesdays, November 16, 30, December 14, 28, and January 11Take a nostalgic trip to the Yiddish world before World War II. See the Golden oldies of the Yiddish Cinema.The films all depict life at that time for Jews in America. They deal with classic dilemmas of immigration,intermarriage, poverty, loss, and love. The stars & theatres of these films are gone, but the wonderfulmemories linger on!Facilitator: Elaine Rudner, who has been been involved in judaic education for over 40 years in the SouthFlorida area.November 16: Mamele (with Molly Picon) This film has that special brand of humor and song that made MollyPicon the undisputed queen of Yiddish musicals.November 30: Tevye (with Maurice Schwartz) Long before there was Fiddler, Tevye was the original story,without the music. This is an adaptation of Sholem Aleichem’s classic story.December 14: Mirele Efros This film is the study of Family relationships, particularly between a mother anddaughter-in-law. (Jewish Queen Lear) I’m glad she’s not in my family!December 28: Where is My Child? - Oy Vey! What tzooris this is about! She gives up her child for adoption, andspends her life looking for him! Taken from the pages of the Forwards.January 11: Yiddle Mitn Fiddle - Start the New Year with the most delightful Yiddish film ever made! A 1936musical with Milly Picon who plays a young woman who poses as a man in order to join a band of musicianstraveling the Polish countryside.Films are in black & white with English subtitles. Discussion following each film. Includes light refreshmentsPer Film: MAR-JCC Member - $3/Non-Member - $5-33-

C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l t S e r v i c e s D e p a r t m e n ts e n i o r s o n t h e g o . . . 1 - d a y a n d e x t e n d e d t r i p sS.A.S. - Socially Active SeniorsA great opportunity for our older adult population to enjoy day and extended trips. Each trip includes round-triptransportation and admissions.•Seminole Coconut Creek Casino • Tuesdays, August 23, September 20, October 4,November 1, December 20, & January 31Gambling galore! Includes token gambling money and $5-off coupon for lunchDeparts 9:15am, returns 3:30pm. MAR-JCC Member- $18/ Non–Member- $25•“Born To Be Wild” IMAX Theater, Fort Lauderdale • Tuesday, August 30 • 9:15am-3pmA 3-D movie narrated by Academy Award Winner, Morgan Freeman, about the remarkable bond betweenhumans and animals. Meet many of the extraordinary people who rescue and raise endangered species one lifeat a time. Lunch included. Call ext. 142/144 for info and registration.MAR-JCC Member- $35/ Non–Member- $44•McMow Art Glass - Tour and one time beginner’s class, includes materials • Tuesday, October 25McMow Art Glass in Boynton Beach offers the best in stained glass windows beveled art glass as well as beautifuldesigns in carved, etched, and faceted glass. Located in Palm Beach County since 1976, McMow Art Glassmaintains an excellent working relationship with top builders, architects, and designers, and regularly ships theirwork throughout the US, Europe, and now South America. Departs 9am, returns 3:30pm. Lunch included.MAR-JCC Member- $65/ Non–Member- $80•“Rehearsal Observation” at the New World Symphony • Thursday, November 17 • Depart 8:45amEnjoy a theatre tour as well as hearing the music of Bernstein: Selections from Symphonic Dances from West SideStory; Prokofiev: Selections from Romeo & Juliet; Tchaikovsky: Romeon & Juliet. Offered as part of Symphony With ASplash Series. Lunch included. MAR-JCC Member - $36 / Non-member - $45•Monkey Jungle • Tuesday, December 6After “monkeying around” at this popular South Florida attraction, enjoy lunch at the Tea Room at Cauly Square.Depart 9am / Return 3:30pm.MAR-JCC Member- $55/ Non–Member- $70•“Next To Normal” at Actors Playhouse • Wednesday, January 25Head down to the Miracle Mile to see the recipient of the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for drama and three 2009 TonyAwards. “Next To Normal” is an emotional powerhouse of a musical about a family trying to take care ofthemselves and eachother. Departs 12:45pm for 2pm show. RSVP by December 23.MAR-JCC Member- $43/ Non–Member- $55•3-Day Trip to Orlando • Tuesday-Thursday, February 28-March 1Highlights include Morse Museum and Arabian Nights Dinner & Show; Epcot; and tour of Bok Tower Gardens.Includes Motorcoach Transportation, 2 nights lodging, 4 meals, (2 breakfasts/2 dinners), and all admissions.Double Occupancy - MAR-JCC Member - $329Double Occupancy - MAR-JCC Non-Member - $379Single Occupancy - MAR-JCC Member - $409Single Occupancy - MAR-JCC Non-Member - $459Please RSVP by October 31, Non-refundable.-34-

health, sports & wellnessf i t n e s s c e n t e rwelcometo the Aventura Hospital and Medical Center Health, Sportsand Wellness Complex of the MAR-JCCOur Wellness Center offers numerous fitness classes and services designed for those just beginning theirhealthy lifestyle as well as those who have achieved their fitness goals. For an up-to-date schedule of classes,stop by the Fitness Desk or call our Fitness Director at ext. 140.Our staff of Personal Fitness Trainers offer you the ability to work in a safe, effective, and challenging environment.All of our trainers hold numerous national certifications; each has over a decade of experience. Our trainers canoffer cutting edge programs for all fitness levels and age ranges including youth training, weight loss, aerobicconditioning, pilates, yoga, boxing, strength training, sports conditioning, flexibility, core focus, and much more.We utilize some of the best training methods and equipment available in the fitness industry.•Over 6,500 sq. ft. of clean, well maintained workout space• State-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment: Star Trac, Precor, Stairmaster, and Lifecycle• 4 Station Cybex Modular• 3 Station Cable Keiser• A full line of CYBEX Strength Training stations• Pilates Reformer, TRX Suspension, Kettlebells, Bosu Trainers and Ab Coaster• 4 Sorinex Free Weight Racks• 2 Spider Rows• 2 Reverse Hypers• 2 Glute/Ham Raise• 1 Belt Squat• Sony Personal Radios• Full Locker Room Amenities• Sauna & Jacuzzi in Locker Rooms• Complimentary Towel Service• 2 Full-sized Aerobics/Dance/Spin Studios• Access to a 1/16 mile Indoor banked Jogging Track• Friendly Floor Staff to assist you with your workout• Certified Personal Trainers & Group Class Instructorshours of operationMonday - Thursday: 6am to 10pmFriday - 6am to 5pmSaturday - 1pm to 6pmSunday - 8am to 6pm• One Complimentary 30 minute Fitness Center Orientation for New Members•Sports & Wellness Director: Nancy Carroll, ext. 136 • Fitness Director: Marc Scanlan, ext. 140•Health, Sports & Wellness Specialist: Ashley Ziff ext. 168 •Fitness Desk Manager: Carmen Corrales, ext. 129• Fitness Floor Manager: Leslie Hill, ext. 129 • Chair: Marcia Orvieto-35-

health, sports & wellnessyouth fitness-power hour, martial arts, fencingAfter School Power HourGrades 3-8 • Monday - Friday, 4-5pm • August 29-January 20Experience a more independent physical fitness program, under the supervision of certified personal trainers. Eachsupervised instructional hour provides intensive targeted training for each day of the week. Create a well-balancedweekly workout to maintain and improve your child’s physical, emotional, & spiritual health.Program teaches & provides:• Supervision by certified personal trainers • General exercise • Cross training • Cardiovascular endurance • Strength training• MMA/Boxing/Self Defense • Sports specific training • Core strength • Flexibility • Circuit training • BootcampBenefits:• Improve general health • Expand flexibility •Increase cardio vascular stamina • Core strength and stability• Learn various exercise modalities • Develop mental fortitude, positive self-esteem, independent learning, & decision making skillsDay Class DescriptionMonday Boxing Conditioning MMA Training Drills with John InterianTuesday Core Functional Focus Whole Body Training with Ernesto RiveraWednesday Concrete Core Killer Abs, Pilates, & Yoga with Jena WebmanThursday Core Functional Focus Whole Body Training with Ernesto RiveraFriday Boxing Conditioning MMA Training Drills with John InterianMemberearly reg Assoc Mem Codes1 day/week: $320 $345 $430 950002 days/week: $575 $625 $780 950003 days/week: $815 $885 $1,105 95000Memberearly reg Assoc Mem Codes4 days/week: $1,045 $1,133 $1,415 950005 days/week: $1,325 $1,440 $1,800 95000Martial Arts Classesby South Florida Youth SportsLearn the art of self-discipline. A fun-filled, exciting class where children learn basic martial arts and safety skills,develop focus and flexibility, and learn techniques to avoid dangerous situations.MemberDay Sessions Code Time Age Early reg AssocMon & Wed 34 95001 3:30-4:10pm 3-5 $535 $580 $725Mon 95013 $315 $340 $425Wed 95014 $315 $340 $425Mon & Wed 34 95002 4:15-5pm 6-8 $535 $580 $725Mon 95015 $315 $340 $425Wed 95016 $315 $340 $425Mon & Wed 34 95003 5:05-6pm 9+ $535 $580 $725Mon 95017 $315 $340 $425Wed 95018 $315 $340 $425The Art of Fencing (by Sabre Outreach Network)Metal hitting metal & blades slashing through the air. LIVE THE FANTASY! FENCEforFUN, is a successdriven, safety-first, proven method, focused on developing the whole child; mental, emotional, &physical, a perfect fit for your new fencer.Class Days Code Time Age Sessions Mem Assoc. MemFENCEforFUN Tues and Thurs 95004 3:30-4:30pm 5-7 1x week $365 $460Tues 95006 2x week $590 $735Thurs 95007FENCEforFUN Tues and Thurs 95005 4:45-6:15pm 8-18 1x week $365 $460Tues 95008 2x week $590 $735Thurs 95009All FENCEforFUN Programs include the use of fencing specific gear (mask, sabre, jacket, glove)at class during yourfirst three months of play. Gear is always available for rental and purchase through Sabre Outreach Network.-36-NEW!

health, sports & wellnesspersonal trainingOur certified, and experienced Personal Trainers can help you:•Lose Body Fat •Increase Strength •Improve Balance & Posture•Build Lean Muscle •Achieve Your Fitness GoalsPersonal Training Session Rates:*One on One1/2 hour session(s)5 $240 ($48 per)10 $415 ($41.50 per)20 $700 ($35 per)1 hour session(s)5 $320 ($64 per)10 $595 ($59.50 per)20 $1035 ($51.75 per)Partners in Training (shared session – 2 people max)1/2 hour session(s)5 $285 ($57 per)10 $520 ($52 per)20 $890 ($44.50 per)1 hour session(s)5 $485 ($97 per)10 $900 ($90 per)20 $1,545 ($77.25 per)PURCHASE 5, 10, & 20 SESSION PACKAGES AND SAVE! GROUP RATES AVAILABLE(Must be used within 1 year of purchase and are non-transferrable. Gift certificates available.)*Package rates: Sessions are by appointment only. All MAR-JCC personal training must be reserved with a credit cardand scheduled in advance prior to the appointment. 24 hour cancellation policy on all personal training. Cancellationwithout 24 hour notification will result in full billing for the appointment.Special Introductory Get Started Offer...Personal Training 101•Experience the benefit and guidance of personal training•Get Two 60-minute sessions for $99(New Clients Only)Contact Fitness Director, Marc Scanlan at ext. 140, or call the Fitness Desk at ext. 129to sign up for personal training sessions with MAR-JCC TrainersComing this FallWatch for Nutrition Education Workshops with Nutrition Coach, Dori Friedberg, NE, BA, CMT, CertifiedNutrition Coach. Contact our Fitness Desk for information - 305-932-4200 ext. 129.-37-

health, sports & wellnessadult fitness classes at a glance(B) Beginner • (I) Intermediate • (A )Advanced • (SS) Silver Sneakers • (PS) Parkinson SocietyTime Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday8:15am Spinal Yoga Boot Camp Cardio Sculpt Over & Beyond Fit Dance Explosion(I-A) (I-A) (I-A) (I-A) (I-A)8:30am Power Yoga(Ashtanga)Call for dates8:45am Stretch & Flex Sr. Aerobics Stretch & Flex Sr. Aerobics Stretch & Flex(B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS)9:25am Power Step & Low Impact Power Step & Low Impact Step IntervalSculpt (I) (I) Sculpt (I) (I) (I)9:45am Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize10:30am Silver Sneakers Latin Cardio Silver Sneakers Fantastic 4 Latin Cardio2 (B-I) (BI-SS) 2 (B-I) (BI-SS) (BI-SS)11:30am Tai Chi 1 Silver Sneakers Tai Chi Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers(B-SS) 1 (B-SS) (B-SS) 1 (B-SS) 1 (B-SS)Rick Moore1pm Big Band Workout Gentle Yoga GE-Great Latin Dance Strength Training(PS) (B-SS) *PS *PS & Movement *PS6:30pm Zumba ® * Zumba ® *7pmBody RockFIRST COME...FIRST SERVED -Reservations must be made in person no more than 30 minutes prior to class. Classes inshaded boxes are free to Quality of Life members. I.D. card required for entry!*Fees may applyFor more information, call the Fitness Desk at 305-932-4200, ext. 129.Schedules change seasonally, check with the fitness desk or go to www.marjcc.org for the latest fitness schedules.New this year!Zumba ® combines high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations that allowsparticipants to dance away their worries! It is based on the principle that a workout should be "FUN AND EASYTO DO" allowing Zumba participants to stick to the ZUMBA® Fitness program and achieve long-term healthbenefits. Zumba is a “feel-happy” workout that is great for both the body and the mind.-38-

health, sports & wellnessfitness class descriptionsAquacize - Get your body moving without the impact of land exercise. Please wear pool shoes.Body Rock 1 & 2 - Multi-dimensional yoga class that builds core, strength, and coordination.Boot Camp – High intensity total body workout, upper and lower body isometric/isotonic, calisthenics, andstretching.Fantastic 4 - Pilates & Yoga combination class for beginners. Flexibility enhancing postures and corestrength can be done in a chair or on mat.Fit Dance Explosion/Latin Cardio Dance - Feel the Latin beat pulsating throughout your entire body. Thisclass is HOT! Feel comfortable on the dance floor when you learn the “Salsa” footwork in an aerobicsatmosphere.Gentle Yoga - Stress-relieving Yoga. Flexibility enhancing postures can be done standing, in a chair, or onmat. Beginners.Low Impact – A great class for beginners and intermediates using low impact aerobics to developcardiovascular endurance and stamina.Power Step & Sculpt – An intense aerobic class which burns 30-60% more calories than “traditional” classes.A full body workout with emphasis on the hips, thighs, glutes, and abs. Wear your cross trainers and bringyour water!Power Yoga - Intense cardiovascular and strength building, integrating breath work with body movement(Ashtanga).Rick Moore’s Big Band Workout – Enjoy building strength, flexibility, and endurance while moving andlistening to familiar Big Band music!Senior Aerobics – Low impact aerobic class focusing on flexibility & range of motion, finishing with a wholebody toning segment and cool down.SilverSneakers 1 – A seated strengthening and muscle toning class for beginners & intermediates; use handweights, resistance balls, & bands. Intermediate level.SilverSneakers 2 – A standing strengthening and muscle toning class for beginners to intermediate matureadults; using hand weights, resistance balls, & bands.Step Interval Training – A high energy aerobic class alternating body sculpting moves and step aerobics.Followed by 20 minutes of Power Yoga postures to really burn off those calories.Stretch & Flex – Invigorating warm-up, aerobics, flexibility exercises, and a cool-down all guaranteed tomake you feel limber!Tai Chi - Learn a deep sense of relaxation while improving balance, posture, and mind body coordination.All levels will benefit from this class.Zumba ® - is a fusion of Latin and International music. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training witha combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body.-39-

health, sports & wellnessspecialized fitness programs-Ifit & silver sneakersIFit Group FitnessDirector: Danny Weil ext. 164 or info@ifit-groupfitness.comIFit is the latest trend in exercise and fitness, and includes Spinning, TRX, and Mixfit. These group fitness classesare great for all levels - From ages 13+. Participants will build strength, flexibility, core stability, andendurance. Advance class registration is required. Includes bottled water and towel service.Spinning- Our Spinning Program is the global leader in indoor cycling training, education, andequipment. It delivers a personalized workout, incredible calorie burn and personal challenge-all at a selfdirectedpace.TRX- TRX Suspension Training is a method of functional training that develops strength, balance, flexibility,and core stability. It requires the use of the TRX Suspension Trainer, highly portable, performance training toolthat leverages gravity and the user’s body weight to enable hundreds of exercises for every fitness goal.MIXFIT- MixFit Foundation Classes are designed to take you through the basics of exercises and prepareyou for better results. You will have a better grasp of the movements and proper substitutions for exercisesthat suit your specific needs.Ifit Group Exercise7:15am8:15am9:15am5pm6:30pmMon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat SunSSMS T S TTS T S T SSTSSPrepaid punch cardsare available.S = SpinningT = TRXM= MixfitIndividual Class 10-Pack Monthly UnlimitedMAR-JCC Member: $12 $100 $140MAR-JCC Non-Member: $16 $140 $180Is free to all participating health insurance programs. SilverSneakers ® is a unique exercise, physicalactivity, and social oriented program designed to encourage Medicare eligible members, oftenburdened by multiple chronic conditions, to increase their levels of physical activity, and motivate them to continue to beactive. Please contact Carmen Corrales, Fitness Desk Supervisor at (305) 932-4200, ext. 129, for more information.The Quality of Life Senior Wellness Program is funded by the State of Florida through the Alliance for Aging; byMiami-Dade County through the Department of Human Services and the United Way of Miami-Dade. It uses fitnessand exercise training to improve senior adults’ ability to perform necessary activities of daily living and utilizessocial events and educational programs to enhance and promote each participant’s health and emotionalwellness. Open to all year-round Florida residents over the age of 60. Please contact Galit Shemesh at (305) 932-4200, ext.142, for more information.diabetes exercise programAs part of The Quality of Life Program, this service is offered to diabetic members by a professional trainer whounderstands and can monitor your diabetes, blood glucose, and blood pressure. Improve your fitness and healthunder one on one supervision. Contact Gerard Myruski at ext. 161.-40-

health, sports & wellnessEdith and Saul Schmidt aquatics departmentThe Edith and Saul Schmidt Aquatics Department is dedicated to teaching personal water safety to participants of all ages.Indoor Pool (ext. 147)This is a heated 25-yard swimming pool. The temperature is maintained between 84-86 degrees.Lap Swimming PolicySwimmers are required to share lap lanes when necessary. Lifeguards will place swimmers together with similar abilities.Outdoor Pool - Lap swimming is available all year-round with the exception of summer during Camp Sol Taplin operating hours.Private Swim PolicyFor every 4 hour package, the client is entitled to 2 cancellations before being charged-24 hour cancellation notice required(otherwise it will count as a lesson). The 4 hour package expires 2 months after the first lesson is given, regardless of propercancellation. For 2 hour packages (upon approval), 1 cancellation will be allowed, but requires 24 hours notice. The 2 hourpackage will expire 1 month after the first lesson is given. NO REFUNDS.Beginners & Advanced Beginners Sessions:Session I • Aug 29-Oct 26 Session II • Oct 27-Dec 22 Session III • Jan 3-Feb 2•Participants must swim at least 2 days per week to complete their classes•Classes must have a minimum of 3 participants registered to conduct classPool HoursOn days whenMAR-JCC closesearly, pool willclose one halfhourprior toJCC closing.Mon-Thurs6am - 8pmFriday6am - 4:30pmSaturday1pm - 4:30pmSunday8am - 4:30pmNonDays Code Session Time Age Mem Assoc MemPrivate Swim LessonsBy Appt. 2 hrs appt. All $105 $130 $185Private Swim LessonsBy Appt. 4 hrs appt. All $185 $230 $325Parent & Me (Aug 30-Sept 22)Tues/Thurs 91001 I 4:30-5pm 6m-3 $110 $135 $190Beginner Group SwimMon/Wed 91100 I 12:45-1:15pm 2 1/2 -4 $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91101 I 12-12:30pm 2 1/2 -4 $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91100 II 12:45-1:15pm 2 1/2 -4 $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91101 II 12-12:30pm 2 1/2 -4 $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91100 III 12:45-1:15pm 2 1/2 -4 $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91101 III 12-12:30pm 2 1/2 -4 $110 $135 $190Beginner Group SwimMon/Wed 91200 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91201 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91202 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91203 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91204 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91205 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91200 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91201 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91202 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91203 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91204 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91205 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91200 III 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91201 III 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Mon/Wed 91202 III 4-4:30pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91203 III 4-4:30pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Mon/Wed 91204 III 4:30-5pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91205 III 4:30-5pm 3+ $110 $135 $190• Director: Dale Hughes, ext. 115 • Asst. Director: Gloria Castano, ext. 147• Administrative Assistant: Elisa Duenas, ext. 147 • Co-Chairs: Ann Gordon & Dina Rubin-41-

health, sports & wellnessE d i t h a n d S a u l S c h m i d t a q u a t i c s d e p a r t m e n tNonDays Code Session Time Age Mem Assoc MemAdvanced Group SwimMon/Wed 91300 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91301 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91302 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91303 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91304 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91305 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91300 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91301 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91302 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91303 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91304 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Tues/Thurs 91305 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $220 $270 $380Mon/Wed 91300 III 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Mon/Wed 91301 III 4-4:30pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Mon/Wed 91302 III 4:30-5pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91303 III 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91304 III 4-4:30pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Tues/Thurs 91305 III 4:30-5pm 3+ $110 $135 $190Pre-Competitive SwimMon-Thurs 91409 SeptMonthly 3:50-4:30pm up to $130 $165 $23091410 Oct4:30-5:10pm age 12 $130 $165 $23091411 Nov91412 Dec91401 JanSeals Swim Team (Quarterly)$70 $90 $120 (December Only)Mon-Thurs 91500 Sept-Nov 5:15-6:15pm up to $280 $350 $490Dec-Feb age 15 $215 $270 $375Youth Stroke DevelopmentMon/Wed 91600 I 5:15-6:15pm 8-14 $175 $220 $265Mon/Wed 91600 II 5:15-6:15pm 8-14 $175 $220 $265Mon/Wed 91600 III 5:15-6:15pm 8-14 $175 $220 $265Master’s Swim Team (Quarterly)Mon/Wed/Fri 91700 July-Sept 6-7:30am 18+ $99 N/A $174Oct-Dec 6-7:30am 18+ $99 N/A $174Jan-MarchAquacize (Daily)Mon-Fri ongoing 9:45-10:30am FreeClass Descriptions:Private Lessons: Lessons last up to 15, 20, or 30 minutes depending on child (instructor’s discretion)Parent & Me: Parents and children explore the water together.Beginner Group Swim: Basic skills, which include: submerging the face, blowing bubbles, locomotion, and breath control.Advanced Group Swim: Improve skills and gain confidence to travel the width of the pool using arms and breathing properly.Pre-Competitive Swim Team: Must swim freestyle while breathing for a distance of 15 yards.Swim Seals: Must complete 25 yards of butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle.Master’s Swim Team: A coach will be on the deck conducting practice and working on swimming technique.Aquacize: Get your body moving without the impact of land exercise. (Shoes required)Learn To Swima program offered in conjunction with the Metro-Dade Police Department to provide swim lessons to childrenwhose families would otherwise not be able to participate in life safety swimming skills programs.American Red Cross ProgramsAmerican Red Cross Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor classes are offered at the MAR-JCC.Aquatic Department’s Registration Procedure and Refund PolicyNo make-up lessons for beginners or advanced beginners sessions. No prorating or refunding of fees. Any child attending more than 1 lesson inthe session will be charged. Registration must be completed prior to the first day of class. Please be prepared to present your receipt to yourinstructor. Call 305-932-4200, ext. 147, for more information.-42-

health, sports & wellnessfuture all stars, cheerleading, gymnastics, sports, field hockeyFuture All StarsAges 2-6Introduction to fitness, sports, and fun among children while improving their motor skills in a safeand fun environment. Instructors: Jenny Moscatel & Ashley Ziff.Days Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocWednesday 96300 18 4:15-5pm 2-3 $290 $310 $390Wednesday 96301 18 3:30-4:15pm 4-6 $290 $310 $390NEW!All-Star Cheer Program Ages 6-12For beginners to advanced, participants will learn stunts, tumbling, jumps, dance, and choreography.All levels are open withing skill level. World Championship Team Instructors.Days Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMonday 95012 16 5:10-6pm 6-12 $290 $310 $390NEW!Gymnastics Ages 2 1/2-14Develop strength, coordination, and balance through Tumblebees Gymnastics.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocTiny Tots Tues/Thurs 93000 34 4-4:45pm 2-3 $535 $580 $725Kinder Gym Tues/Thurs 93003 34 4:10-5pm 4-5 $535 $580 $725Kinder Gym Tues/Thurs 93006 34 5-5:50pm 4-5 $535 $580 $725Beginner/Adv Tues/Thurs 93009 34 4:45-5:30pm 6-13 $535 $580 $725Pre Team/ Tues/Thurs 93012 34 4:30-6:30pm Level $805 $875 $1,090Competition Team 2-4Gymnastics One Day Option: early-$315 • regular-$340 • associate-$425Class Day CodeTiny Tots Tues 93001Kinder Gym Tues 93004Kinder Gym Tues 93007Beginner/Adv. Tues 93010Girls’ Field Hockey Ages 6-19Head Coach: Julie Mieth • Chair: Herman AlterClass Day CodeTiny Tots Thurs 93002Kinder Gym Thurs 93005Kinder Gym Thurs 93008Beginner/Adv. Thurs 93011All Girls Sports Grades K-3A new Sports Fitness Class just for girls. Learn elements of Soccer, Basketball, Kickball, Dodgeball, Cheerleading, Sports Nutrition& more. Instructor: Ashley ZiffDays Code Sessions Time Grade early reg AssocMonday 95011 16 4-5pm K-1 $290 $310 $390Wed 95019 18 4-5pm 2-3 $325 $350 $435Sports!Focus on individual player techniques, including physical training for competition. For info, call 786-326-4748.Days Code Sessions Time Age Mem Assoc Non-MemTues/Thurs 96400 35 6:15-7:15pm 5-9 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96401 35 6:15-7:30pm 9-12 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96402 35 7:15-8:45pm 12-16 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96403 35 7:15-9pm 16-19+ $435 $545 $655Register for a year........................................................................$780 $975 $1,170-43-

health, sports & wellnessBasketballwww.pthoops.comPrimetime Sports at the MAR-JCC provides a quality program that teaches the skills of sport, teamwork, andcharacter within a safe, educational, fun & rewarding atmosphere.Basketball Skills Academy Boys and Girls - Grades PreK-8•Learn basic fundamentals through a series of weekly clinics and games•Each player will receive a jersey, program outline with curriculum, and playbook•Each player will receive a trophy at the completion of the programMemberCode Grade Day(s) Time Early Reg Assoc Mem96001 PreK - K Mon & Wed 3 - 3:55pm $480 $520 $65096002 PreK - K Tues & Thurs 3 - 3:55pm $480 $520 $65096003 PreK - K Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096004 PreK - K Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096005 1&2 JPD Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096030 3&4 JPD Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096031 5&6 JPD Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $650Hot Shot Girls Basketball Grades 5-7 • August 29-November 7Mem Assoc-Mem Non-Mem96006 5-7 Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $200 $225 $250Travel Teams ages 11-16Comprised of 10 highly skilled athletes who are selected after a series of try-outs. Travel to 4 tournaments & play in over 50 gamesin competitive leagues and national competitions.Try-outs: Oct 9-10 (for players NOT on this season’s roster)Ages 10-12: Sunday, Oct 9; 10-11:30am • Ages 13-15: Sunday, Oct 9; 11:30-1pm (Times for Oct 10 will be announced Oct 9)Players divided by individual ages at try-out. Additional try-out dates TBA•Member: $1,200 •Associate Member: $1,500 •Non-Member: $1,800In-House Leagues• 1 game per week and practices once per week • 8 game regular season with double elimination playoff tournament• Go to www.pthoops.com to track statistics, vote in weekly polls, view game highlights, etc.Youth • Grades 3-9League Night Code Time Grade Member Assoc Mem Non-MemberACC Lineball Sun 96007 10am-noon 1&2 $175 $220 $270Big East Thurs 96008 5:15, 6:15, or 7:15pm 3&4 $175 $220 $270SEC Tues 96009 6:15 or 7:15pm 5&6 $175 $220 $270NBA Tues 96048 7:15 or 8:15pm 7-9 $175 $220 $270High School Thurs 96011 8:15 or 9:15pm 10-12 $600 per team/LeagueBegins Mid-SeptemberRegistration and Evaluation Information (space is limited)• ACC Lineball - Thurs, Sept 1; 6pm / Big East - Tues, Aug 30; 6pm / SEC - Tues, Aug 30; 7pm / NBA-Thurs, Sept 1; 7pm• All players drafted MUST be paid in full • Players receive a team shirt, trophies, and awardsAdultLeague Night Code Time Age FeePro “A” Mon 96010 7:15, 8:15 or 9:15pm 18+ $600 per teamCompetitive “C” Wed 96012 7:15, 8:15 or 9:15pm 18+ $600 per teamCompetitive 8 game season plus double elimination playoffs. Begins in mid-September.• Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext.193•Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726 - fried@primetimesportsusa.com • Operations Manager: Noah Feldman-44-

health, sports & wellnessFlag Football, Girls Volleyballwww.primetimefootball.comEach participant will...•Develop a sense and understanding of sport •Develop self-confidence, leadership skills, & positive relationships with teammates•Develop sportsmanship, teamwork and a sense of fair play •Develop physical skills and abilities •Develop positive social relationshipsSibling discount: 10% off the same Prime Time Sports program registration.Flag Football Skills Academy Boys and Girls - Grades PreK-3•Learn basic fundamentals through a series of weekly clinics and games•Receive jersey, program outline with curriculum, and playbook•Each player will receive a trophy at the completion of the programMemberCode Grade Day(s) Time Early Reg Assoc Mem96100 PreK-K Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096112 1-3 Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $650Mo Steel Travel Be a part of the tradition! (Ages 9-14)This program is for highly skilled athletes. Team is comprised of 10 athletes who are selected after a series of try-outs. Team travelsto more than 12 tournaments each season and plays in over 100 games per year in both competitive leagues, and national andinternational competitions.Try-Outs: PHASE 1: April 16, 17; 4-5:15pm (additional phases will be communicated once phase 1 is complete)Juniors (ages 9-11, as of September 1, 2012) • Seniors (ages 12-14, as of September 1, 2012)• Members - $1,200 • Associate Members - $1,500 • Non-Members - $1,800In-House Leagues•1 game per week and practices once per week • 8 game regular season with double elimination playoff tournamentYouthLeague Night Code Time Grade Mem Assoc Non-MemberScouts Wed 96101 5:15 or 6:15pm 1-2 $175 $220 $270Juniors Wed 96102 6:15 or 7:15pm 3-4 $175 $220 $270Seniors Mon 96103 5:15, 6:15, or 7:15pm 5-6 $175 $220 $270Varsity Mon or Wed 96104 7:15 or 8:15pm 7-9 $175 $220 $270Vets Mon or Wed 96105 8:15, 9:15, or 10:15pm 10+ $600 per teamRegistration and Evaluation Information (space is limited)• Scouts: Mon, Aug 29; 6pm • Juniors: Mon, Aug 29; 7pm • Seniors: Wed, Aug 31; 6pm • Varsity: Wed, Aug 31; 7pm• All players MUST be paid in full • All players receive a team shirt, trophies, and awardsAdult (Payment in full is due by Game 1)•Team rosters due by game 1 (10 man limit) • Champion will recieve Championship Shirt• Competitive 8-game season, plus double elimination playoffs. Begins in mid-September.League Night Code Time Age FeePro Wed 96109 8:15 or 9:15pm 18+ $600 per teamYouth Girls Volleyball Grades 2-7Develop your skills in this popular sport that encourages teamwork and strategy.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Grade early reg AssocFriday 96114 18 3:30-4:30pm 2-4 $240 $260 $325Friday 96115 18 4:30-5:30pm 5-7 $240 $260 $325• Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext.193•Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726 - fried@primetimesportsusa.com • Operations Manager: Noah Feldman-45-

health, sports, & wellnessSoccer10Sport Soccer brings the game to a new level by creating an environment where young players learn, develop,enjoy, and play the popular sport of Soccer. For more information, please e-mail us at 10sportjcc@gmail.com.After School Recreational Soccer Program - For the enjoyment and development of soccer playerswithout Travel or High-Level Competition.Age groups for Recreational players:Super Stars (Boys): 3 - 4 yrs, born before Sept 2007 • Rookies 1 (Boys): 4 - 5 yrs, born before Sept 2006Rookies 2 (Boys): 5- 6 yrs, born before Sept 2005 • Juniors (Boys): 6 - 7 yrs, born before Sept 2004Seniors 1 (Boys): 7 - 8 yrs, born before Sept 2003 • Seniors 2 (Boys): 9 - 10 yrs, born before Sept 2002Travel ProgramGeared to the more competitive player. Tryouts are required. For more information, call 786-301-7780Name Days Code Time Age Early Reg Assoc MemMommy & Me Mon 96258 4-5pm 2 1/2 -3 1/2 yrs $325 $350 $475Super Stars (Boys)Mon/Wed962094-5pm3-4 yrs$625$675$845Rookies 1 (Boys)Mon/Wed962104-5pm4-5 yrs$625$675$845Rookies 2 (Boys)Mon/Wed962114-5pm5-6 yrs$625$675$845Juniors (Boys)Mon/Wed962124-5pm6-7 yrs$625$675$845Seniors 1(Boys)Mon/Wed962134-5pm7-8 yrs$625$675$845Seniors 2 (Boys)Mon/Wed962145-6pm9-10 yrs$625$675$845Club 1 (Boys)Mon/Wed962155-6pm10-11 yrs$625$675$845Club 2 (Boys)Mon/Wed962165-6pm11-12 yrs$625$675$845Mini Stars (Girls)Future Stars (Girls)Mon and/or WedMon and/or Wed9621796218(M)96219(W)9622096221(M)96222(W)4-5pm5-6pm4-6 yrs7-8 yrs$340/$625$340/$625$365/$675$365/$675$455/$845$455/$845Shining Stars (Girls)Rookie GirlsJunior GirlsWomen’s SoccerTrainingGirls 15+Mon and/or WedMon and/or WedMon and/or WedTues and/or ThursTBA9622396224(M)96225(W)9622696227(M)96228(W)9622996230(M)96231(W)9623296233(T)96234(Th)962355-6pm5-6pm5-6pm8:30-10amTBA9-10 yrs10-12 yrs12+15+$340/$625$340/$625$340/$625$340/$625Call for info$365/$675$365/$675$365/$675$365/$675$455/$845$455/$845$455/$845U8/U9 GirlsU11/U12/U13 GirlsU13 & U14 BoysMon/WedMon/WedMon/Wed9625196252962535-6pm5-6pm5-6pm• Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext.193•Director: Luis Carlos Jimenez/10sportjcc@gmail.com Co Director: Francis Farberoff - 305-322-7205-46-7-9 yrs10-13 yrs12-14 yrs$1,190$1,190New this season:•Men’s Soccer Training - Thursdays, 7-8:30pm • Mommy & Me - Mondays, 4-5pm • For more information, call 786-301-7780$1,490$1,490$1,490

health, sports, & wellnessS o f f e r F a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rOur goal is to make the game of tennis accessible to everyone by providing a wide range of programsdesigned to help our members learn the game, play the game, and benefit from its many health/fitnessand social advantages.Directors:Donna Tollefsen -Director of Tennis• U.S.P.T.A. Certified Professional • Former Women's Head Coach of Nova College• Former Coach of the U.S.T.A. Jr. Development Tennis Program • 2006-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the Year • USTA Quick Start CertifiedBill Ogene - Head Tennis Professional• U.S.P.T.A. Certified Professional • Former ATP top 400 touring pro • 2008-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the Year• USTA High Performance Tennis Professional • USTA Quick Start CertifiedTennis Pros:Freddy Azucey•P.T.R. Tennis Professional • Former ATP Satellite Touring PlayerJohn Cossu• Top Mexican Men's Open Satellite Tour Player • P.T.R. Tennis Professional • USTA Quick Start CertifiedDiego Dominguez• P.T.R. Certified Tennis ProfessionalLee Dresbach• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Former Director of the Vertical Club, New York City • USTA Quick Start CertifiedCarlos Kenichiro Maehama• P.T.R. Master Professional • Japanese National Coach • USTA Quick Start CertifiedNathalie Mantilla• P.T.R. Certified Professional • Top Venezuelan Junior Player • USTA Quick Start CertifiedSerge Petit-Pointe• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Former Top Ranked Jr. Player • USTA Quick Start CertifiedLessons:One half the lesson price will be incurred if a lesson is not cancelled 24 hours prior.Rates for Tennis Managers, Donna Tollefsen & Bill Ogene:• Half Hour $45• One Hour $80• Series of 5 - 1/2 hours $200• Series of 5 - 1 hours $360• Clinics $25Rates for Tennis Professionals:• Half Hour $35• One Hour $65• Series of 5 - 1/2 hours $165• Series of 5 - 1 hours $305• Clinics $25Watch For...Junior Tennis Mini-Camp December 19-30Tennis Fest coming in March 2012!Director of Tennis: Donna Tollefsen, ext. 113 • Head Tennis Pro Manager: Bill Ogene, ext. 160Extreme Tennis Academy Director: Diego Dominguez, ext. 166 • Chair: Gabriela Berenstein-47-

health, sports, & wellnessS o f f e r F a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rUSTA Quick Start TennisTennis Sprouts (Ages 3 & 4)A fun introduction for the youngest tennis player in your family. The student:coach ratio is 6:1.Develop hand-eye coordination & listening skills. Games, prizes, and a NEW WILSON tennis racquet for those who sign upduring early registration.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94000 34 3:15-3:45pm 3&4 $440 $475 $595One Day *See Below 17 3:15-3:45pm 3&4 $275 $295 $370Tues/Thurs 94001 34 3:30-4pm 3&4 $440 $475 $595One Day *See below 17 3:30-4pm 3&4 $275 $295 $370Wed 94006 17 3:45-4:15pm 3&4 $275 $295 $370Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A. / Serge Petit-Pointe, P.T.R. / Nathalie Mantilla, P.T.R.*Monday: 94002 • *Wednesday: 94003 • *Tuesday: 94004 • *Thursday: 94005Junior Tennis Academy (Ages 5-10)Combine tennis skills for all levels, beginning match play and fitness. Participants will also learn sportsmanship and gameetiquette. The student:coach ratio is 6:1.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94007 34 4-4:50pm 5-10 $505 $545 $685Tues/Thurs 94008 34 4-4:50pm 5-10 $505 $545 $685One Day See below 17 4-4:50pm 5-10 $335 $360 $450Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A. / Bill Ogene, U.S.P.T.A. / John Cossu, P.T.R. / Nathalie Mantilla, P.T.R. / Lee Dresbach, P.T.R.Academy II - Monday: 94009 • Tuesday: 94010 • Wednesday: 94011 • Thursday: 94012Future Stars Tennis Academy (Ages 7-10)A child's first Academy experience combining skills, match play, strategy, and fitness. Etiquette and sportsmanship are stressed.Student/Teacher Ratio: 6-1MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94015 34 4-5:30pm 7-10 $820 $890 $1,115Tues/Thurs 94016 34 4-5:30pm 7-10 $820 $890 $1,115Three Days 94017 51 4-5:30pm 7-10 $970 $1,050 $1,315Four Days 94013 68 4-5:30pm 7-10 $1,255 $1,360 $1,700Coaches: Carlos Maehama, P.T.R., / Bill Ogene U.S.P.T.A./ Carlos Ramirez U.S.P.T.A.1 Day: •Early: $555 •member: $600 •associate member: $750Monday: 94018 • Tuesday: 94019 • Wednesday: 94020 • Thursday: 94021-48-

health, sports, & wellnessS o f f e r F a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rTournament Tennis AcademyFor advanced beginners and intermediate players - includes basic stroke production, drills, and introduction tomatch play. Student/Teacher Ratio: 5-1MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94022 34 5-7pm 10-18 $880 $955 $1,195Tues/Thurs 94023 34 5-7pm 10-18 $880 $955 $1,195Three Days 94024 51 5-7pm 10-18 $1,250 $1,355 $1,695Four Days 94025 68 5-7pm 10-18 $1,535 $1,665 $2,085Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A., / Bill Ogene, U.S.P.T.A.Staff: John Cossu, P.T.R., / Nathalie Mantilla, P.T.R. / Serge Petit Pointe, P.T.R./ Lee Dresbach, P.T.R.1 Day: member - $790 • Associate member - $990 • Early - $730Monday: 94026 • Tuesday: 94027 • Wednesday: 94028 • Thursday: 94029Extreme Tennis AcademyImprove all aspects of the game. Footwork drills, strength training, plyometrics will condition our players in becomingtop Tennis Athletes. Work towards a U.S.T.A. ranking or progress up the U.S.T.A. ranking list. Student/Teacher Ratio: 4-1.Try-outs required, contact Diego Dominguez at ext. 160.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94030 34 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $880 $955 $1,195Tues/Thurs 94031 34 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $880 $955 $1,195Three Days 94032 51 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $1,250 $1,355 $1,695Four Days 94033 68 4:30-6:30pm 10-18 $1,535 $1,665 $2,085Head Coaches: Diego Dominguez P.T.R. / Freddy Azucey P.T.R. / Carlos Maehama P.T.R.Adult Tennis Program - Call the Tennis Pro Shop at 305-932-4200 x160, if you are interestedin joining a league or clinic. MAR-JCC membership is required.•Ladies Program & Tennis LeaguesMonday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayCardio Tennis Beginners Ladies’ Clinic Ladies’ B-Level9-10:30am Tennis Clinic All Levels & Teams Round Robin9-10:30am 9-11am 9-11amWorking Ladies 3.5 Ladies’ 4.0-4.5Women’s USTA League Tennis Boot CampClinic9-11am7-9pmLadies “B” Team MatchesLadies 4.0 USTA LeagueLadies “A” Team Matches•Mens’ Tennis LeaguesUSTA Leagues 4.0 & 4.5For more information, call Bill at305-932-4200 x160ThursdayMen’s Clinic7-9pmFee: $25•Seniors ProgramMonday-Friday, 7:30-9am • Round Robin-49-

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