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e l o n g i n g i s e a s yMichael-Ann RussellJCC/Sanford L. Ziff CampusALL ACCESSCESSAnnual Dues(based on a yearly contractValid 1/1/11-6/30/11)Paid in fullYOU!Join Us...Make the MAR-JCC theCenter of your life andbecome part of our family.We are a communityorganization that seeks tomeet the diverse needs ofall ages while embracingour rich Jewish culturalheritage.Monthly*Founders Club$1,800 $153Standard Family$855 $78Single Parent Family$741 $68Standard Couple$707 $65Individual$593 $55Senior Couple$479 $45Senior Individual$365 $35Student$468 $44College Student$250 (May-Aug + holidays)Snowbird Couple$350Snowbird Individual$250Friend of the Center$360 Non-usage affiliationOut of Town$295 For summer camp only*Includes $3 per monthprocessing feemembership categories & duesMembership Services Director, Tanya Copernik, ext. 173Membership Associates, Edna Warren • Michele Brodsky, ext. 146/145Co-chairs: Rochelle Parrino & Laura WaichALL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP USE OF...• Aventura Hospital Medical Center Sports and Wellness Complex• Scheck Family Indoor Gymnasium with indoor running track• Soffer Family Tennis Center with 3 clay & 9 hard lighted courts• Renovated Schmidt Aquatics Center with indoor heated and an outdoor pool• Lighted Feldenkreis/Hanono/Feig Athletic Field & jogging/walking path• Aerobics/dance studio with suspended floor• Locker rooms and showers (Lockers available for rent from the Membership Services Office)• Sauna (adults only)• Jordan Savage Playground with covered pavillion• Marlene Haime De Finvarb Playground• Ceci’s Baby Gym• Kosher Subway• Newly opened Elsie’s Cafe’• Brand new Kiblisky Lounge• Schmidt Library• Outdoor basketball courtsFOUNDERS 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• Free daily locker upon request• 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 lessfortunate will have the opportunity to avail themselves of MAR-JCC programs and servicesASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPBenefits all Hillel students and Jacobson Sinai Academy middle school students. This membership entitlesstudents use of MAR-JCC facilities except the Fitness Center. A teen interested in utilizing the Fitness Centermust become a student All Access Member. Associate Members may enroll in enrichment classes, after-schooland sports & leagues programs, and Hebraica’s Maccabi Tzair at Associate Member rates. This membership isvalid for the school year and does not apply for Camp Sol Taplin enrollment.Associate Members under 10 years of age must be enrolled in a program or accompanied by anadult 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)-4-

membership services, policies, & proceduresMembership Services Office hours are: Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 6:30 pm; Friday, 8:30 am - 5 pm. Telephone: 305-932-4200 ext. 145/146/173.Membership Benefits ProgramAn added feature to your MAR-JCC membership, receive discounts on services and merchandise from area businesses when presenting yourvalid MAR-JCC membership card. Go to www.marjcc.org to view participating businesses.Membership Dues - Payment OptionsNEW!1. 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 areeasy and secure. Once enrolled, there is no lapse in membership UNLESS the membership office receives in writing a cancellation request at least 30 days priorto membership renewal date. Automatic monthly payment dues plus the processing fee of $3 will be processed for your convenience. There is a $10 declinedcredit card fee, and a $30 returned check fee. Membership renewal month is set from the time of enrollment and will NOT be altered unless there hasbeen a membership lapse of at least six months. At least one adult in household must sign the membership agreement/contract.Membership dues are NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE and cover a minimum one-year period. Dues cannot be pro-rated. The MAR-JCC is opento the entire community, regardless of 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 yourmembership card at the front gate and to the Front, Fitness, and Tennis desk receptionists. Though we make every effort to recognize our members,we ask everyone to carry his/her membership card at all times. If your membership card is lost or stolen, please notify the Membership ServicesDepartment. A $10 fee will be charged for replacement 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 their cars. Parking permits may bepicked up at the Front Desk of the Robert Russell Building (Main Building).The MAR-JCC reserves the right to tow (at operator’s/owner’s expense) orplace a boot (removal charge of $50) on any vehicle parked in an unauthorized or undesignated parking area.Use of the MAR-JCCThe MAR-JCC is delighted that it is viewed as a “home away from home” for children and families. Beginning at age 10, children may utilize MAR-JCCfacilities without “parental” supervision. Those 9 years old and younger may be on campus ONLY if enrolled in an organized MAR-JCC class or activityOR if in the company of a parent or under other authorized adult supervision. The MAR-JCC reserves the right to place unattended “under-age”children in the care of MAR-JCC program staff until children have been picked up by a parent or his/her designate. There will be a charge for thisservice based on the fee structure of the Elementary After School Program.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 ofMAR-JCC Health & Wellness facilities. Guest must be accompanied by a member. Same non-member guest may utilize the MAR-JCC up to 3 timesper year. Out-of-town guests who belong to another JCC outside the area receive complimentary guest privileges for up to two weeks per year.Upon presenting a valid membership card from the other JCC to the Membership Department.Class & Program RegistrationIn order to register during early registration and receive priority registration and member rates on programs, membership must be in good standing and ineffect for the duration of the program. If membership expires during the course of the program, members must either pay for the renewal at registrationor give a post-dated payment for the renewal. Payment must accompany all registrations for 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 phoneregistration will be accepted. Registration will be accepted in person or by fax with completed registration form using Master Card, Visa, Discover,or American Express with registrar approval. There will be a $30 charge for any returned checks, and a $10 fee for any declined credit card. Aregistration will not be processed, a space (if available) will not be reserved in the class or program, and attendance will not be permitted until asigned registration form (accompanied by payment) is received. The MAR-JCC reserves the right to cancel any class or program due to insufficientregistration and fees will be refunded.Fee AssistanceMAR-JCC offers fee assistance to qualified individuals and families. Extended payment plans are also available. All requests are handledconfidentially. Call extension 142, for scholarship application and to schedule a confidential interview.Payment for Private Lessons/Personal trainingPer MAR-JCC policy and for insurance purposes, payment arrangements for all personal training and private lessons at the MAR-JCC must beprocessed through a MAR-JCC registrar located in the Membership Office, Fitness and Tennis Center. MAR-JCC membership is required. Onlyapproved personnel and independent 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 - even in the company of andwith the permission of a MAR-JCC member, without written authorization from the MAR-JCC Executive Director. "Outside Professionals" receiving saidauthorization must comply with all insurance requirements and provide all required documentation.Program RefundsProgram refunds will be awarded if request is made no later than the second week of class for those classes offered on a semester basis. For classesthat have a yearly registration, refund requests must be made by the 4th week of the program. Refund requests after this period of time must beaddressed in writing to the Executive Director explaining the extenuating circumstances for the request. Allow 4 weeks for refund checks. There is aprocessing fee of $35 per transaction. NO REFUNDS or CREDITS will be issued for programs requiring try-outs, such as sports travel teams & Bamacholdance troupes. Credits expire one year from date of issue.LockersYou may bring a lock to secure your belongings in a “daily locker” in our locker room facilities. The lock must be removed by the end of each day, orit will be removed by MAR-JCC staff. Permanent lockers are available annually for $65. Visit the membership office, or call ext. 145/146.-5-

membership services, policies & proceduresp o l i c i e s , p r o c e d u r e s , s e r v i c e s , & c o m m u n i t yMember get a MemberRefer a new member to theMAR-JCC* and receive anadditional month ofmembership FREE whenyou renew your annualmembership. New memberwill receive an $18 giftcard to Elsie’s Cafe*Restrictions ApplyParty CentralLet us help you plan andcreate your next party orevent. Different PartyPackages availableincluding, but not limited to:•All Sports Party•Dynamic Fun & MessyGames•Disco Dance•Outdoor Fiesta•Spinning PartyPackages includes food,drinks, JCC tables & chairs,& professional facilitators.Call Simon at x103 for moreinformation and to assistyou with your plans.SecuritySecurity and safety are our highest priority. The MAR-JCC reserves the right to check trunks and vehiclesfor security purposes. It also reserves the right to check backpacks, lunchboxes, and other types ofsealed or closed containers without prior notification. No weapons are permitted on campus. Among thepermanent security systems at the JCC are:• Security gates and guards • Surveillance cameras, recording systems and monitors at strategic placesthroughout the buildings and outdoor areas • Signage that will alert all visitors that the premises are undersurveillance • Emergency alarms that are directly connected to law enforcement authorities • A photo I.D. isrequired 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 anydanger signs.Personal BelongingsThe MAR-JCC is not liable for the theft, loss, or damage to any personal belongings or property.BullyingThe MAR-JCC is a meeting place that promotes friendship, belonging, and camaraderie. MAR-JCCmembers, guests, and staff are expected to treat one another with respect and dignity and no form ofbullying will be tolerated. Any act of bullying should be brought to the attention of MAR-JCC staff andmay 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 avehicle 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 forrest, relaxation, and family interaction. Sports and fitness facilities are open on Saturday, from 1-6 pm.Business and membership offices are closed.HolidaysOperating hours and openings may vary in observance of Jewish and national holidays. Please refer tothe “Dates to Watch Out For” schedule on page 2.KashrutAll food provided and used within the MAR-JCC facility must be Glatt kosher. Food service must beprovided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service purveyor, J Cafe/Kosher Subway/Elsie’sCafe. Call Maurice Lichy, 305-778-5946.Caring for our JCC...and our environmentAs part of our responsibility to care for the environment, please dispose recyclable cans, bottles, andpaper in the many recycle bins located throughout the campus. Please use these easily identifiablecontainers for recyclables, not for garbage.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 allergiesand fear of animals, pets are not permitted at the MAR-JCC.Room & Party RentalThe MAR-JCC offers its rooms, and various facilities for rent for parties, reunions, and business meetings.Food service must be provided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service provider. Forbookings and more information, call ext. 103/195.Gift Certificates & Gift CardsMAR-JCC gift certificates are perfect for any occasion. Available for any amount, gift certificates may bepurchased for membership, fitness, and tennis. Call the Membership Services Department for informationat ext. 145/146. Gift cards may be purchased for Kosher Subway and Elsie’s Cafe directly from these tworestaurants.WebsiteCheck out the MAR-JCC website at www.marjcc.org. Content is updated regularly by the MAR-JCCCommunications Team. Visit the website for membership information, upcoming events, class listings andschedules, MAR-JCC news, photos from recent events, and much more!-6-

communityThe Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center/Sanford L. Ziff Campus is utilized by outside companies, and nonprofitcommunity agencies that serve the North Miami-Dade and surrounding community. A number of them eithermeet regularly at the MAR-JCC and/or lease office space in the Lipton Community Building.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 resources to care for those in need,strengthen Jewish life and advance the unity, values and shared purpose of the Jewish people in Miami, in Israel and in 64 other countriesworldwide. Through the Annual Federation/UJA Campaign, Federation supports people through 45 constituent agencies in Miami-Dade County –including the MAR-JCC and JCCs in South Dade and Miami Beach; 14 Jewish Day Schools; synagogue religious schools; Jewish Community Servicesand more – providing a lifeline 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. Federation maintains an office onthe MAR-JCC campus for its North Dade Branch, Women’s Department Northeast Dade, and International Department, and works with Jewishagencies, day schools and synagogues to organize programs and provide services 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 school credit from the high schoolthey are presently attending and the opportunity to receive an additional 6 college credits. Choose from four 8-week sessions offered during theschool 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.Bommarito Performance SystemsA performance training company specializing in the development of speed, agility, sports specific movement, power, and strength. Small grouptraining classes for youth athletes are offered - MAR-JCC members receive a discounted rate. For information, call 305-343-8389.The American Friends Of Beit Issie ShapiroProvides the financial resource support for the various treatment and educational programs and services provided for over 10,000 children andyoung adults with various developmental disabilities at its Center in Ra’anana, Israel. The mission is to promote the rights and quality of life of peoplewith special needs and their families. For further information, call (305) 933-0774, or visit its website at www.beitissie.org.Golden Care FoundationAn affiliate of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, Golden Care is an advocacy, referral, and support program. Through a far-reaching network ofsupport services for seniors, Golden Care can assist in solving issues including home health care, living arrangements, homemaker services, meals, longterm 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 by individual families and Jewishinstitutions. Call 1-800-635-0120.Jacobson Sinai AcademyUtilizes MAR-JCC Health and Recreation Department facilities and staff for its middle school health and physical education program.Jewish Community Services of South FloridaDesigned to facilitate independence and assist individuals in maintaining themselves in the community. There are four service divisions including:1. Behavioral Health Services 2. Kosher Food Services 3. Rehabilitation & Employment Services 4. Senior Adult Sessions. MAR-JCC facilities are utilizedby 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 day school environment.Call (305) 792-7060.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 & Physical Education classes. The MAR-JCC’sScheck 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 growth and prestige of theSouth Florida theatre industry. It is a membership organization for actors, singers, dancers, directors, producers, theatre technicians, and theatrecompanies. Contact Andie Arthur, Executive Director, at (954) 557-0778, or visit www.theatreleague.net.Yeshiva Toras ChaimUtilizes the MAR-JCC health and wellness facilities for “motz’ai Shabbat” sports and wellness activity for its middle, high school, and college-agestudents.Victory Center for AutismOffers a year round school (established by Barry and Judge Judith Nelson) to serve children ages 3+ who are suspected of or have been diagnosedwith Autism. Call (305) 466-1142, or www.victoryschool.org-7-

s u p p o r t u sTo supplement the revenue that isderived from membership dues,class/program registration fees,procurement of grants, andfunding from the Greater MiamiJewish Federation and the UnitedWay of Miami-Dade, the MAR-JCC is dependent upon the goodwill and generosity of members,friends, and the businesscommunity to sustain itsoperation and myriad ofprograms and services throughcontributions, sponsorships, andadvertising.To explore the different ways inwhich to support the MAR-JCCand to customize the differentopportunities that would be mostsuitable to your budget andneeds, please contact GaryBomzer, at 305-932-4200, ext. 134.f i n a n c i a l r e s o u r c ed e v e l o p m e n tDevelopment Associate/Grants Administrator: Iris Kohn, ext. 141MEMBERSHIP BENEFACTOR PROGRAMStars of GivingMitzvah Star - $2,500• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus a $1,000 value Program/Eventsponsorship of your choiceSilver Star - $3,600• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus $2,500 value Program/Event•24 guest passes per year • 1 permanent assigned lockerGold Star - $5,000• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus $3,600 value Program/Eventsponsorship of your choice • 24 guest passes per year • 1 permanent assigned locker• 2 VIP tickets to Festival Yachad • 1 player at JCC Golf ClassicPlatinum Star - $10,000• All the benefits of the Founders Club Membership* plus $7,500 value Program/Eventsponsorship of your choice • 24 guest passes per year • 2 permanent assigned lockers• 4 VIP tickets to Festival Yachad • 2 players at JCC Golf Classic • 4 Purim Verbenaunlimited ride wristbands • 2 complimentary tickets to all J-CAT productionsA portion of your payment in excess of a standard family membership may be taxdeductible.*See page 4 for description of Founders Club MembershipMITZVAH FUNDBar/Bat Mitzvah children perform a Mitzvah by giving a portion of their gifts to this fundand to have their parents and grandparents match it. Areas of support include SpecialNeeds 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 Centerestablished 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 roundtrip, door to door bus service for supermarket 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 assistance-8-

f i n a n c i a l r e s o u r c ed e v e l o p m e n tCapital Campaign: Gary Bomzer, ext. 134Helga Gorin, ext. 163Co-chairs: Fanny Hanono and Mike SegalEndowment FundProvides the funding in perpetuity, or for a specific number of years, or through atestamentary device for the continuation of vital programs and services at the MAR-JCC.Recognition will be given during the donor’s lifetime made through current commitmentsand/or through provisions in Wills and Trusts, such as Charitable Gift Annuities, RemainderAnnuities, and Unitrusts, and Charitable Unitrusts. For further information, contact GaryBomzer, at ext. 134.Corporate Partnerships For Special Events, Website, and NewslettersImportant to Financial Resource Development is the support from the business andprofessional community. The goal of this Corporate Partnership program is to offeropportunities to establish a special relationship with the leadership, members, participants,and guests of the MAR-JCC. This program enables companies to market to this valuableaudience 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 thevarious levels at the events, with personal acknowledgements, corporate logos, on signage,in newsletters and invitations, and through our printed and electronic mailings. We authorizeand encourage this relationship “as a proud corporate partner with the MAR-JCC” in yourown publicity.AdvertisingPromote your business to the more than 1,800 MAR-JCC membership households, 1,000 StudentAssociate Members, 1,000 Senior Adult Associate Members, and to the general communitythrough advertising in the Links - the MAR-JCC newsletter; with a web-banner on the MAR-JCCwebsite; and/or the hanging of a corporate banner. Call Iris Kohn or Alan Silverberg, at305-932-4200, ext. 141/189.Annual Sponsorship Opportunities• Summer Camp• Enrichment Programs• Sports Leagues• JCC Golf Classic• Hebraica’s Annual Maccabi Games• Tennis Fest• Yom Ha’atzma’ut - Israel Independence DayCommunity Celebration• Senior Health Fair• Gelvan Sports Awards Evening• Community Chanukah Celebration• Bamachol’s Chanukah Dance Festival• JCC 5K Run & 1 Mile Fun Walk• Verbena Purim Carnival• Festival Yachad• J-CAT Theatre Productions• Annual Meeting-9-s u p p o r t u sOur sincere thanks to thefollowing for their generoussupport of our SocialCenter/Outdoor AthleticComplex Capital Campaign sothey we may be the Center ofJewish communal life in NorthMiami-Dade. There is still timeto add your name to thisgrowing list of contributors.Mr. and Mrs. Larry Abramowitz • Mr.and Mrs. Marcos Ackerman • Mr. andMrs. Joe Ackerman • Mr. and Mrs.Ronny Ackermann • Dr. and Mrs. AlanAckermann • Mr. and Mrs. IsaacAlmosny • Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alter•Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Assor • Mr. andMrs. Miguel Assor • Mr. and Mrs. AlanAzizollahoff • Mr. and Mrs. RaymondBakalarz • Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baum •Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beda • Mr. and Mrs.Jimmy Benarroch • Mr. and Mrs. EliasBenasayag • Mr. and Mrs. AlanBenenson • Mr. and Mrs. AlbertBenhamu • Mr. and Mrs. DavidBensadon • Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Bentata •Dr. and Mrs. Eran Berenstein • Mr. andMrs. Gregorio Berliavsky • Mr. and Mrs.Leon Bibas • Mr. and Mrs. AlainBibliowicz • Mr. and Mrs. EduardoBrender • Mr. and Mrs. Michael BrenerMr. and Mrs. Michell Brown • Mr. andMrs. Sam Burstyn • Mr. and Mrs. NatanBursztyn • Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Camhi •Mr. and Mrs. Salomon Chaillo • Mr. andMrs. Robert Chehebar • Mr. and Mrs.Abraham Chehebar • Mr. and Mrs.Miguel Chocron • Mr. and Mr. JonathanCohen • Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen •Mrs. Rachel Dagan • Mr. and Mrs.Sidney Delarosa • Mr. and Mrs. Emilio DiMarcobernardino • Mr. & Mrs. AdrianDombey • Mr. and Mrs. RobertoDorfzaun • Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Dornbusch• Mr. and Mrs. Rony Doron • Mr. andMrs. Jose Edery • Mr. and Mrs. JoelEidelstein • Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Elovic• Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Enslein • Mr.and Mrs. Michel Ernst • Mr. and Mrs.Sergio Faigenblat • Mr. and Mrs. SergioFarache • Mr. and Mrs. EnriqueFeldman • Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feldman• Mr. and Mrs. Steve Feldman • Mr. andMrs. JoseFincheltub • Mr. and Mrs.Meyer Fincheltub • Mr. and Mrs. RonaldFinvarb • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finvarb •Mr. and Mrs. Max Fischbach • Mr. andMrs. Stuart Fishman • Mr. and Mrs.Victor Fleischman • Mr. and Mrs.Alberto Franco • Dr. and Mrs. LeonardoFrydman • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fuhrman •Mr. and Mrs. Simon Galante • Mr. andMrs. Abraham Garzon • Mr. and Mrs. EliGelman • Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Geller •Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelrud • Mr. andMrs. Israel Getzel ...

c a p i t a l c a m p a i g n• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goihman •Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Gross • Mr.and Mrs. David Guenoun • Mr.and Mrs. Alex Guenoun • Mr. andMrs. Elias Gutt • Mr. and Mrs.Daniel Halberstein • Mr. and Mrs.Eduardo Halberstein • Mr. andMrs. Ricardo Halfen • Mr. and Mrs.George Hanz • Mr. and Mrs.Andres Hausman • Mr. and Mrs.Ezra Kassin • Mr. and Mrs. PatrickKiblisky • Mr. and Mrs. AllanKiblisky • Mr. and Mrs. AnthonyKiblisky • Mr. and Mrs. Josi Kiblisky• Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Kiblisky •Mr. and Mrs. Motty Klainbaum •Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klinger • Mr.Paul Kruss • Mr. and Mrs. SaulLaniado • Mr. and Mrs. PaulLapco • Mr. and Mrs. RobertoLechter • Mr. and Mrs. MarcosLencovsky • Bank Leumi • Mr.and Mrs. Bernhard Lewinsky • Mr.and Mrs. Edward Liberman • Mr.and Mrs. Jeffrey Luidrinousky • Mr.and Mrs. Jacobo Luidvinovsky •Dr. and Mrs. Moises Lustgarten •Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mann •Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mars • Mr. andMrs. Isaac Mendal • Mr. and Mrs.Isaac Merenfeld • Ms. TatianaMonk • Mr. and Mrs. Elie Milhem •Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Minski • Mr.and Mrs. Moises Mizrahi • Mr. andMrs. Simon Mundlak • Mr. andMrs. Bernhard Murciano • Mr. &Mrs. Daniel Naim • Mr. and Mrs.Samuel Papu • Mr. & Mrs. LeoPeicher • Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perez• Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Perlman •Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Politano • Mr.and Mrs. Isaac Possin • Mr. andMrs. Jose Preschel • Mr. and Mrs.Boris Rimeris • Mr. and Mrs. SimonRozenberg •Mr. and Mrs. MorisRuah • Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ruah• Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Sabo • Mr.and Mrs. Abel Salk • Mr. and Mrs.Jaime Schuster • Mr. and Mrs.Andre Seibal • Mr. and Mrs.Jacobo Serfati • Mr. and Mrs.Gabriel Serfaty • Mr. and Mrs.Sami Shiro • Mr. and Mrs. MarcosSinger • Mr. and Mrs. MauricioSion • Mr. and Mrs. EduardoSkolnik • Mr. and Mrs. JohnSkolnik • Mr. and Mrs. PhilipSolomon • Mrs. Perla Sultan • Mr.and Mrs. Simon Sultan • Ms.Vanessa Tabacinic • Dr. and Mrs.Isaac Talmaciu • Mr. and Mrs.Salomon Toledano • Mr. and Mrs.Jonny Tryzmel • Mr. and Mrs.David Tuaty • Mr. and Mrs. EittanVainstein • Mr. and Mrs. MaxWaich • Mr. and Mrs. David Waich• Mr. and Mrs. Javier Wainer • Mr.and Mrs. Isaac Wakszol • Mr. andMrs. David Waxman • Mr. andMrs. David Weisinger • Dr. andMrs. Simon Weiss • Mr. and Mrs.Maxim Weitzman • Mr. and Mrs.Jorge Woldenberg • Mr. and Mrs.David Wolf • Mr. and Mrs. PaulYanovich • Mr. and Mrs. SamuelYecutieli •Mr. and Mrs. JacoboZaga • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zarco• Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Zebede •Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Zismanfinancial resource developmentCapital Campaign Continues -Help us meet our goal by adding your name to the list of supportersof our Social Center/Outdoor Athletic ComplexThough the construction phase is complete, the capital campaign continues so it maymeet its goal of $2.5 million. Many commemorative and recognition opportunities are stillavailable and those interested in adding their names to our list of contributors are askedto call Gary Bomzer, MAR-JCC Executive Director, at 305-932-4200, ext. 134.Naming OpportunitiesOutdoor Athletic ComplexArtificial Turf for the Feldendreis/Hanono/Feig Athletic Field................... SUBSCRIBEDCovered Bleachers........................................................................................ $75,000New Scoreboard............................................................................................ $100,000Running/Walkway Track ............................................................................... $150,000Outdoor Basketball Courts............................................................................ $150,000Aquatics CenterAquatics Deck (new canopies, tables, chairs, & umbrellas)................... $150,000Outdoor Pool Complex................................................................................. $250,000Locker Rooms................................................................................................. $200,000New Social PavilionElsie’s Cafe’................................................................................................... SUBSCRIBEDKiblisky Lounge.............................................................................................. SUBSCRIBEDOutdoor Deck................................................................................................. SUBSCRIBEDSolomon Gateway......................................................................................... SUBSCRIBEDComputer/Wi-Fi/Entertainment Lounge...................................................... $100,000Ceci’s Baby Gym........................................................................................... SUBSCRIBEDWaxman Family Outdoor Deck..................................................................... SUBSCRIBEDPlayground (Finvarb Outdoor Park).............................................................. SUBSCRIBEDJordan Savage Playground.......................................................................... SUBSCRIBEDNew equipment:Fully accessible and adaptable.................................................................Various items(for preschool age children through grade 6)Wall of Honor:Diamond ($15,000/ 5 years).......................................................................... $75,000Gold ($10,000/ 5 years)................................................................................. $50,000Silver ($5,000/5 years)..................................................................................... $25,000Bronze ($2,500/5 years).................................................................................. $12,500Star ($1,000/5 years)....................................................................................... $5,000Be a part of it!In continuing to plan for its future and how to better serve ourNorth Miami-Dade Jewish community, we will soon be developingLong Range Planning committees.To get involved in the process, pleaes contactGary Bomzer, Executive Director, at 305-932-4200 x 134.-10--10-

u p c o m i n g s p e c i a l e v e n t sMark your calendars for these special events, shows and activities:•The J’s Cultural Arts Theatre presents…The Boys Next Door by Tom Griffin • January 13–23The Black Jew Dialogues by Ron Jones & Larry Jay Tish • February 3-6My Favorite Shorts • March 2-13Yoo Hoo, Mrs. Bloom • March 30–April 10Radium Girls by D.W. Gregory • May 11-22•Community Tu B’Shvat Celebration at TY ParkSunday, January 23, 11 am-3 pmDeveloped by the MAR-JCC & Posnack JCCs and co-sponsored by Broward andMiami-Dade synagogues, Jewish organizations, and day schools.Free Admission to program/Park admission applies•Senior Health Fair – A Spicey Affair!Tuesday, February 8, 9 am-2 pmHealth Screenings • Guest Speakers • Food Demonstrations • ExhibitorsLight Refreshments – Free Admission•Tennis Fest 2011Saturday evening, March 12 - Player Auction & PartySunday morning, March 13 - Pro Am Charity Tournament•Hebraica’s Annual Purim Verbena CarnivalSunday, March 20, 11 am-6 pmu p c o m i n g s p e c i a l e v e n t s•J-CAT Shopping BoutiqueTuesday, April 5, noon – 7 pm•Alan & Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series presentsJungle Book by Theatre IV • Friday, May 13, 10 am - Scheck Family GymnasiumDarwin the Dinosaur by Corbian Visual arts and Dance • Thursday, May 19, 10am -Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater•Senior CelebrationFriday, May 20, 11 am-2 pmLunch • Music • Dancing • Entertainment • Year Book•Maccabi Tzair End of The Year Party/School of Madrichim GraduationWednesday evening, May 25•Gelvan AwardsThursday evening, May 26•15th Annual Festival YachadFriday, May 27-Sunday, May 29-Sunday, June 5-•MAR-JCC Annual MeetingSunday, May 29, 11 amVisiting Dance Groups performance - Free AdmissionGala Performance at Broward CenterChildren’s Performance at the Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater•Camp Sol TaplinThursday evening, June 2- Parent OrientationMonday morning, June 13- Camp BeginsFor info, call the Tennis Center at 305-932-4200, ext. 160-11-

i n f a n t - t o d d l e r c e n t e r / p r e s c h o o l / M o m m y & M eMission:To provide a safe, secure,and nurturing environmentwithin a Jewish setting whereeach child may grow, learn,mature, and “socialize” athis/her own pace under theguidance and supervision ofa warm, caring, trained, andcertified professional staff.All children who graduatefrom our program areequipped with the skills andknowledge that will enablethem to succeed inkindergarten.s a n d r a & l a w r e n c e b r o n s o ne a r l y c h i l d h o o dd e v e l o p m e n t c e n t e rChildren & Family Services Director: Guila Mermelszteyn, ext.155Assistant Early Childhood Director: Jenny Tettner Gugig, ext. 155Infant/Toddler Coordinator: Phyllis McGuire, ext. 112Administrative Assistant: Shirley Jacobs, ext. 151Co-chairs: Rivka Goren & Flavia KacMEET 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 inschool counseling and as a school principal, in VenezuelaJenny Tettner-Gugig, Assistant Early Childhood Director• Has a Master’s in Teaching and Learning from Nova SoutheasternUniversity• Has been involved in the field of education since 1998, includingserving as a PreK and VPK state certified teacher in South Florida,from 2004 - 2010Phyllis McGuire, ITC Coordinator• Has served as the Infant/Toddler Center Coordinator for over20 yearsABOUT THE PROGRAM: Serves children 2 months through PreK. Limited spacecurrently available - Registration for the 2011/12 school year begins on February 1, forcurrent enrollees - February 15, for new registrations• Infant/Toddler Center (ITC) (Ages 2 months - 2 years)A 12-month program offering a safe environment where you can leave your childwith complete confidence and peace-of-mind. Children are grouped by ageand enjoy music and movement, finger play, and playground time, as well asholiday celebrations and weekly Shabbat programs. Appropriate challenges arebuilt into activities to encourage each child’s developmental, cognitive, andsocial growth using the model of the Creative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers.• Playgroup (Ages 2 - 3 years)A 12-month program that incorporates music, movement, social interaction, andplayground fun, into the basic components of early learning. Classrooms arecenter-based with language development activities, small and gross motor activitycenters, and cognitive growth activities. These activities are blended together tooffer toddlers the opportunity to learn and grow in a stimulating and safeenvironment using the model of the Creative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers.Included in the curriculum is music, Israeli dance, and physcial education -conducted by program specialists, along with a weekly Shabbat program.•ITC and Playgroup:Hours:Monday - Thursday: 8am - 6pm • Friday: 8am - 5pmTuition for new enrollees:January 3 - June 30, 2011 $4,794 Tuition contract - ($799/month)Non-refundable registration fee - January 3 - June 30, 2011 - $150Early Drop-offHours: 7:30-8am • Fee: $420 Tuition Contract, January -June, 2011 - ($70/month)-12-

sandra & lawrence bronson early childhood development centerPreschool/Pre-Kindergarten (Ages 3 & 4 years old and turning 5 after 9/1/10)Center-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. Outside playtime provides grossmotor development in the Jordan Savage Playground. Jewish holiday celebrations, Shabbat programming, mitzvot,and Jewish culture are integrated into the program. Weekly activities that are part of the regular curriculum andconducted by program specialists include music, physical education (swim and sports instruction), and rikudim (Israelidance).Hours:Tuition for new students: January 3 - June 7, 2011Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm $3,425 Tuition contract (5 months) - $685/monthExtended Day:Hours:Monday - Friday: 8-9amMonday - Thursday: 3-6pmFriday til 5 pmNon-refundable registration fee: $150(January 3 - June 7, 2011)Fee: January 3 - June 7, 2011$1,240 (5-months) - $248/monthPreschool Vacation Day ProgramsMonday, February 21 & Thursday, April 21: 8am-6pm • Friday, April 22: 8am-5pm • Monday, April 25: 8am-6pmVacation day progamming will include a variety of activities, such as swimming, sports, arts & crafts, singing, outdoorgames and playground, movie time, and indoor play. Glatt Kosher lunch included - lunches during Passover will beKosher for Passover. For further information, contact 305-932-4200, ext. 151.Daily Fee:JCC Preschool Children (ages 3 & 4) $40JCC Member (must be 4 years old) $50Assoc Member (must be 4 years old) $62.50Non-Member (must be 4 years old) $75E C DC A L E N D A RJanuary 20Tu B’ShvatFebruary 28Multi-Cultural DayMarch 18PurimMarch 21Pajama DayApril 13The ExodusApril 14Infant/Toddler Passover Model SederApril 15Preschool/PreK Passover Model SederMay 6Mother’s DayMay 11Yom Ha’atzma’utMay 20Lag B’omerJune 2 Pool Party - PreK 4June 3PreK 4 GraduationJune 7 Pool Party - PreK 3June 13Summer Camp beginsof Events-13-

camp sol taplinHalf 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 sol taplinCamp Administrator: Iris Mizrahi, ext. 228Camp Co-Directors: Guila Mermelszteyn & Chris Moltmann, ext.155/193Co-chairs: Eva Rub & Josh Weingard•Camp begins, Monday, June 13 and runs through Friday, August 5•Four, Six, and Eight-Week options are available in most programs•Summer Camp Hours -•Swim Academy Half-Day: 9am-12:30pm•Swim Academy Full-Day: 9am-2:45pm•Sports Academy: 9am-2:45pm•All other camps: 9am-4pmMorning drop-off begins at 8:30amOptional extended care available: 7:30-8:45am & 4-6pm (5pm on Friday)-14-

elementary services (Grades K - 5)After School ProgramASP Director: Neal Buchholz, ext. 178Monthly Fees - (with & without bus transportation)ASP Only Transportation ASP &(no trans.) Only Transportation4/5 Days A Week $205 $110 $2653 Days A Week $180 $100 $2402 Days A Week $155 $90 $2101 Day A Week $90 $60 $130Transportation 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 DaysMonthly Fees - Hillel/Temple Sinai - (with & without walkover option)ASP Only Walkover ASP &(no trans.)Walkover4/5 Days A Week $205 $55 $2203 Days A Week $180 $45 $1902 Days A Week $155 $40 $1651 Day A Week $90 $35 $105Walkover Times:Hillel: Monday-Thursday, 3:45pm • 2pm on FridaysTemple Sinai: Monday-Thursday, 3:15pm • 2:30pm on FridaysSchool Days Out Feb 18 & 21, April 4 & 22, June 10Spring Mini-Camp March 14-18Enjoy a full day of fun at the MAR-JCC for school days out, based on the Miami -Dade Public SchoolCalendar. Spring Mini-camp programming features daily field trips to popular South Florida locations.Includes glatt Kosher lunch and afternoon snack; 8 am - 6 pm (until 5 pm on Fridays).Fee:DailyASP Participant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50Assoc. Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$62.50Non-member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75Yearning 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/semester3 hours/week: $630/semester • 4 hours/week: $760/semesterDay(s)/Hour(s) of attendance must be selected at time of registration!Description:The ASP provides workingparents with “peace ofmind” knowing that afterschool their children will bein a well supervised andstructured program wherethey will be able to enjoyindoor and outdoor activityas well as do homework ina quiet, study condusiveenvironment. Transportaionto the MAR-JCC isavailable from area publicand private schools. Asupervised walk-over fromHillel and Jacobson-SinaiAcademy is also available.On school vacation days,working parents also havethe opportunity to enrolltheir children in schoolday-outvacationprograms.elementary after-school program & homework assistancePrivate Tutoring • Monday – ThursdayProvides 1:1 personallized attentionFee: $40/hr. • Call (305) 932-4200 ext. 135 to register.FCAT Prep Course • Thursdays, January 27 - April 14: Grades 3, 4 and 5•Grade 3: 4-5pm • Grade 4: 5-6pm • Grade 5: 6-7pmReading, Math and Science (Science is for 5th grade only) • Maximum 8 studentsStudents work in a small group setting to learn effective FCAT test taking strategies from JoshClarin, Certified Elementary School Teacher. Students practice their skills using state approvedsample tests & customized home learning and in-class packets.Fee: MAR-JCC Members: $360 • Assoc. mem: $450 • Non-mem: $630Robotics Design & Build Program • Mondays or Tuesdays, 4-6pm • Ages 6-12Design & Build autonomous robots, gain hands-on experience, learn teamwork skills, applymath, science & technology, and research concepts.Fee: Mondays (15 classes): $350-Member / $440-Assoc. MemberTuesdays (17 classes): $390-Member / $490-Assoc. Member-15-ASP includes a weeklyFriday pre-shabbatprogram and differentprograms and projects thatrevolve around thecalendar of Jewishholidays. Daily snack isprovided. 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 daya week monthly registrationoptions are available.Mondays-Thursdays,2-6 pm, Fridays 2-5 pm.

A u t i s m & s p e c i a l n e e d sOR GADOL is anintegrated program thatworks with all MAR-JCCprogram departments toprovide special needsservices, ensuring that allchildren have the opportunityto participate in differentaspects of MAR-JCCprogramming, regardless ofskill or ability.•In each activity, eachparticipant is evaluated andan individualized curriculumis developed based on skilland ability.Or Gadol is open to the entirecommunity. Non MAR-JCCmembers are required tobecome an Or Gadol AffiliateMember, at a fee of $54.(Affiliation fee is valid throughthe school year and entitlesthe Affiliate Member to enrollin all programs and activitiesoffered through the Or GadolDepartment).Or GadolCoordinator: Yafit Avni, MA Special Education ext. 135Ometz Coordinator: Abel Garza, MS Special Education ext. 204Co-chairs: Nancy Zaretsky and Michele Scheck, DOClass Code Days Times Semester Price DescriptionOr ChadashAfter SchoolProgram(Ages 5-12)Ometz(Ages 15 & up)Basketball(Ages 10 & up)ExceptionalTheatreCompany(Ages 12 & up)Teen/AdultSocial Group(Ages 13 & up)Photographyand Photoshopfor Teens(Ages 13 & up)Fitness/Wellness(Ages 10 & up)HomeworkCorner(Ages 5-18)100011001210013100081000910010100111000810004100051000610007Mon-FriJan 24 –June 3Mondays &ThursdaysJan 24-June 2FridaysJan 28 –June 3SundaysFeb 6-May 29(12 sessions)SundaysFeb 6-May 29(12 sessions)WednesdayJan 26-May 25Bring yourown cameraWednesdaysJan 26-May 25Mon-ThursJan 24 –June 22:30-5pm3-4pm10am-Noon $25012:30pm3:45-5:15pm3-4pm3-5pm1day /week $6502days /week $1,2503days /week $1,8004days /week $2,3005days /week $2,6004-6pm 1 day/week $3502 days/week $650$300$550$250 (Does notinclude materials)$3001 day/week $2302 days/week $4503 days/week $6304 days/week $7602:1 student to counselor• Mon: Yoga, Tennis, & Swim• Tues: Basketball & Swim• Wed: Gymnastics & Music• Thurs: Swim & Music• Fri: Basketball & SwimHands-on learningenvironment designed toteach pre-vocational anddaily living skills. Includes anoff-site work experience 1day/week.All levels welcomeSee belowEnjoy on & off-site weekendfriendships and enhanceSocial Skills.Hands-on photography skills;Portrait, Landscape, Micro,Black & White, Lighting,Computer retouch skills.Training in shooting events.Bring your own camera!All Levels WelcomeA more personalizedenvironment for homeworkassistance in a small groupsetting.Private Tutoring(Ages 5-18)Mon-ThursBy appt. only4-6pm$40/hourOne on one for personalizedattention.Hebrew and Jewish Traditions for Children with Autism(Ages 6-12) (code: 10002)Hands-on experience learning about Jewish holidays including music & dancing. Create thesymbols and culture of the Jewish holidays through cooking and arts & crafts.•Instructor: Yafit Avni•Sundays, January 30 - May 29 • 10am - 1pm • Fee: $475Drama Program / the Exceptional Theatre Company (Ages 12 & up)(code: 10009)ETC teaches techniques in improvisation, movement, and music, and enhances verbal skills, buildsself-confidence, and advances socialization, while stimulating self-expression through the arts.•Instructor Debra Rivera•Sundays, January 30 - May 29 • 10am - Noon • Fee: $250End of Sememster Talent Show on Thursday, May 26, at 7pm (admission $5).Build A Career (Ages 20 and up) (code: 10011)Training in photography & Graphic Design, and learning the basic aspects ofwhat it takes to create a business. (Bring your own camera)•Instructor: Yafit Avni •Wednesdays, 10am - NoonJan 26-May 25 (12 sessions) $250-16-

Hebraica Director: Guila Mermelszteyn, ext. 155Hebraica’s Youth Movement Director: Marleny Rosemberg, ext. 139Administrative Assistant: Diani Azout, ext. 119Co-chairs: Samy Feld & Mindy Hardoonmaccabi tzair grades K-10Coordinator: Neal Buchholz, ext. 178Co-chairs: Lia Fischer & Lynn ElovicMaccabi Tzair Miami, a branch of Maccabi World Union, serves as one of thefew “Jewish Youth Movements” in our community. Through its programming,Jewish youth are engaged in activities promoting Jewish identity, the Peopleand Land of Israel, and Jewish socialization. Madrichim (Leaders) in our YouthProgram are graduates of our School of Madrichim, who have been trainedto conduct social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities with theirChanichim (group members) through varied peulot (activities).youth program grades K-8Maccabi Tzair youth participants enjoy activities that promote Jewish life andtradition along with activities that embrace global awareness. Mitzvahprojects, educational and recreational trips, holiday celebrations, anovernight at the MAR-JCC, and machanot (overnight camping trips) are partof the overall program.teen leadership program grade 9Name Sessions Meets Code Time Grade FeeYouth Jan 22-May17 Saturdays 50001 3-6pm K - 8Program*school of madrichim grade 10Chair: Karen Kaswan, Ivone TalmaciuHebraicaOne year leadership & adventure program that includes group building anddevelopment, mitzvah projects, field trips, machanot, Jewish identity, and survivalinstruction. Program culminates with a boot camp experience.Teen Jan 22-May 17 Saturdays 50002 3-6pm 9LeadershipProgram*$180 M$225 AM$315 NM$115 M$145 AM$200 NM*Fee does not include costs for machanot, field trips,among other special events and activities.A YEAR-LONG Leadership Training Program for high school sophomores thatpromotes Jewish identity and develops young Jewish leaders to work with Jewishchildren and teens in our community. The SOM culminates with a 4-week summerprogram in Israel for those who successfully fulfill the program’s requirements.Registration will open in August for the 2011/12 program year.Mission:Hebraica emphasizes theimportance of promotingJewish Identity, Jewishvalues, a love for Israel,and the importance offamily and community.Created to maintaincultural, religious, andsocial ties, Hebraicareaches out to all segmentsof our diverse Jewishcommunity throughongoing youth programs,holiday celebrations andfestivals, family activities,and lectures and seminars.hebraica • p e r p e t u a t i n g J e w i s h i d e n t i t y-17-

hebraica happenings & SAT/ACT prep classeshebraica happeningsFriday-Sunday • February 4-6Bamachol Rikudim TripOrlando, Florida• Keff & Kochavim Dance TroupesSunday • February 20Trip to “Harry Potter Express” for grades 6-9Sunday • March 6Bamachol’s “Dancing With The World”International Folk Dance FestivalSunday • March 20 • 11am - 6pmVerbena Purim FestivalThis annual celebration will feature carnival, music& entertainment, costume contest, glatt Kosherfood court, and the “tombola”- where everyoneis a winner.Wednesday-Monday •March 30-April 4Bamachol Festival AvivMexico City, Mexico • Ameinu Dance TroupeFriday-Monday • April 1 - 4Bamachol New York Rikudim FestivalNew York, New York • Hora Keshet Dance TroupeWednesday-Wednesday •April 20-27Barcelona Bamachol Dance AwardsThursday-Tuesday •May 19-24Bamachol Canada Rikudim FestivalVancouver, Canada • Ruach Dance TroupeWednesday • May 25Hebraica End Of The Year &School of Madrichim GraduationFriday • May 27Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival YachadVisiting Dance Groups Performancefor local school groups and seniorsSunday • May 29Bamachol’s 15 Annual Festival YachadGala Performance at the Broward CenterSunay • June 5Bamachol’s 15 Annual Festival YachadChildren’s Performance at the Julius LittmanPerforming Arts TheaterTuesday • July 5School of Madrichim departs for 4 week tripto IsraelSAT/ACT prep classesPrinceton ReviewSAT/ACT Coursesat the MAR-JCCPrepare for the May 7SAT Exam!•10 week/30 hour course•16 hours of testing•Learn important informationand exam-taking strategiesSundays, 9am-noon (Class Days)•February 27•March 6, 20, 27•April 10•May 1Sundays, 9am-1pm (Test Days)•February 20•March 13•April 3,17Prepare for the June 4SAT Exam!Sundays, 9am-noon (Class Days)•March 27•April 3,17•May 8, 15, 29Sundays, 9am-1pm (Test Days)•March 20•April 10•May 1, 22Prepare for the June 11ACT Exam!Sundays, 9am-noon (Class Days)•March 27•April 3,17•May 8,15•June 5Sundays, 9am-1pm (Test Days)•March 20•April 10•May 1,22$499 - MAR-JCC Member$599 - Non-MemberTo register, call 1-800-2-REVIEW-18-

h e b r a i c a d a n c eBamachol Dance AcademyDirector: Roger Weiger, ext. 152Co-chairs: Esther Fuhrman & Nicole PapuHonorary Chair: Tita CalemczukISRAELI DANCE - RIKUDIM grades PK-3 - AdultOur Israeli Dance (Rikudim) program is well known in our South Florida community. As a vehicleto learn and maintain our Jewish culture and tradition, our children learn Rikudim (circle andline dances) and choreographies throughout the year. Groups from 5th grade through collegehave trips for special performances and dance festivals in Orlando (Universal Studios), NewYork, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Israel. Celebrate our Jewish heritage in a fun, highenergy, and friendly environment.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70010 Dardasim PK3 Mon 4:15-5pm Esther/Sarita Aerobics70013 Malachim PK4 Wed 4-5pm Anat/Buca/Jennifer New Studio70014 Metukim K Tues 4-5pm Jenny/Adi G. Katz70015 Metukim K Thurs 4-5pm Jenny/Adi G. New Studio70017 Pishpishim 1 Thurs 4-5pm Buca/Eugenia Katz70018 Efrochim 2 Wed 5-6pm Denise/Micaela New Studio70019 Habonim 3 Wed 5-6pm Buca/Esther Aerobics70020 Garinim 4 Wed 4-5pm Denise/Sarita Aerobics70021 Keff 5 Thurs 5-6pm Margot/Ivette Katz70022 Kochavim 6 Thurs 6-7:30pm Buca/Jenny Aerobics70023 Hora Keshet 7 Mon 4-6pm Yael/Margot/Ivette Katz70024 Ruach 8 Tues 6-7:30pm Raquel/Raquel Aerobics70025 Ameinu 9 Tues 5-6:30pm Denise/Buca Katz70026 Nirkoda 10 Mon 6-8pm Roger/Esther/Odaly Katz70027 Libeinu 11 Wed 6-8pm Tammy Katz70028 Hemshech 12-College Thurs 7:30-9:30pm Roger Katz70029 Kulanu* 7-9 Wed 4-6pm Tammy/Yael/Tammy Katz70030 Yachad* 10-12 Thurs 6-7:30pm Tammy/Yael Katz70031 Caravan** 6-8 Tues 6:30-8pm Roger/Silvio/Jenny Katz70032 Chavaya Adults Mon 9:30-10:30am Silvio KatzFees for new participants beginning January 24:Grade/Program Member Assoc MemberPreK 3 - 5 $325 $4056 - 9 $380 $47510 - College $430 $540Kulanu/Yachad/Caravan* $280 $350Chavaya/Haftaah $280 $490 (Non-member)*Kulanu and Yachad Dancers must first register for their regular classes. Upon a successfulaudition, they may register for their respective groups.**Bamachol Caravan is a performing troupe that sings and dances, performing in our localSouth Florida community, bringing Israeli folklore and Jewish culture to their audience. Auditionrequired.There is a mandatory $50 costume fee per child, per class.SoldOut!SoldOut!Sold Out!Sold Out!Sold Out!Sold Out!Sold Out!Mission:Bamachol, which in Hebrewmeans “in the dance,” bringsthe Israeli concept of danceacademy to our Michael-AnnRussell JCC.The combination of IsraeliDance, Ballet, Jazz, Latin,and Hip-Hop offers a totalexperience in the diversity ofdance styles and allowschildren to grow physically,socially, artistically, andcreatively. Bamachol DanceAcademy promotes skillsdevelopment, friendship,mutual respect, and Jewishculture, under thesupervision of highlyqualified and talented staff.The division into age groupsand class levels allows eachchild to have his/her ownpath of advancement, basedon need and talent.Our Bamachol DanceAcademy is performanceoriented - allowing eachchild to “learn dance, whiledancing.” Being part of achoreography gives eachchild notions of spaceorientation, the sense ofbelonging, and theresponsibility of having aplace “in the dance,” whichwill promote his/her growthas an artist and as a person.-19-

Bamachol Dance Academyb a m a c h o l d a n c e a c a d e m y & f e s t i v a l y a c h a dBallet and Jazz Grades PK3 - 7An introduction to Ballet and Jazz through technique, choreography, anddance games.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70000 Ballet PK3 Tues 4-5pm TBA Ballet Studio70001 Ballet I PK4-K Thurs 4-5pm TBA Ballet Studio70003 Ballet II PK4-K Thurs 3-4pm TBA Ballet StudioMember: $305 • Associate Member: $385Ballet program will not be part of the performances. At the end of each session, there willbe an open class where parents may watch their children’s achievments.Hip-Hop Grades 1 - 10Bamachol brings a family oriented approach to this dance style. Through clean songs and dancemovements, our children are introduced to this unique dance style.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70004 Hip-Hop 1 1-2 Thurs 4-5pm Zedric Aerobic Studio70005 Hip-Hop II 3-5 Tues 5-6pm Zedric Aerobic Studio70006 Hip-Hop III 6-7 Thurs 5-6pm Zedric Aerobic Studio70007 Hip-Hop Team* 8-10 Fri 4-5:30pm Zedric Katz Aud.Hip Hop I, II or III: Member: $355 • Associate Member: $445Hip Hop Team: Member: $490 • Associate Member: $615*by invitation or audition only15th Annual Festival Yachadshowcasing the accomplishments of our BamacholAcademy dancers and featuring other local dancegroups plus visiting dance groups from Latin America.Friday • May 27Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival YachadVisiting Dance Groups Performancefor local school groups and seniorsSunday • May 29Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival YachadGala Performance at the Broward CenterSunday • June 5Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival YachadChildren’s Performance at the Julius Littman Performing Arts TheaterSponsorship Opportunities availableFor further information, call Roger Weiger at 305-932-4200 x152-20-

HebraicaCultural Arts ProgramClass Grade Days Time Instructor CodeArt K-2 Mon 4-5pm Miryam Adatto 70035Painting K-2 Tues 4-5pm Miryam Adatto 70036Painting 3-5 Tues 5-6pm Miryam Adatto 70037Ceramics K-2 Wed 5-6pm Miryam Adatto 70038Ceramics 3-5 Wed 4-5pm Miryam Adatto 70039Ceramics K-2 Thurs 4-5pm Miryam Adatto 70040Ceramics 3-5 Thurs 5-6pm Miryam Adatto 70041Arts & Crafts PK3-K Thurs 3:15-4pm Jenny Moscatel 70042private piano lessons grades K & upDirector: Roger Weiger, ext. 152fine arts grades PK3 - 5Enhance creativity and imagination, using different media and art forms.Arts & Crafts, Art, or Painting: Member: $345 / Associate Member: $435Ceramics: Member: $400 / Associate Member: $500Based on a 1/2 hour class. All ages welcome. Includes end of semester recital.e n r i c h m e n t & f i n e a r t sClass Days Time Instructor LocationPiano Mon-Thurs 3-6:30pm Alexandra Broyde LibraryFriday3-5pm1x week: Member: $490 • Associate Member: $615 • Code - 700432x week: Member: $980 • Associate Member: $1,225 • Code - 70044musical theatre grades 1-4An introduction to the musical world filled with singing, staging, rhyming, and instrumentexploration. Music classes will introduce instruments like Glockenspiel, Dullsimer, and Recorder.Acting classes will include live performances in different venues (auditions may be required).Days Time Instructor Location CodeTues 4-5:30pm Marybeth Senior Lounge 70045Member: $335 • Associate Member: $420be a chef grades 1 - 4Learn how to cook like the pros and prepare incredible dishes, treats, and special foods foryour families at home!Days Time Instructor Location CodeWed 5-6pm Jenny Moscatel Kitchen-ASP 70046Member: $355 • Associate Member: $445-21-

s h l i c h u tIsrael programs & resource centerCommunity Shaliach: Dror Gershoni, ext. 128Chair: Mindy HardoonCultural and Educational Programs•CAFÉ LA ISRAEL...Israel Over CoffeeProgramming in a relaxed setting (either in Elsie’s Café or the Kiblisky Lounge) that featureslectures, music, and literature depicting contemporary Israeli cultural life.The Israel Programs andResource Center is a centralresource to strengthen the tiesthat connect Miami-DadeCounty Jewry with the Peopleand Culture of Israel. The IsraelPrograms and Resource Center,under the direction of aCommunity Shaliach, is madepossible through the combinedefforts of the MAR-JCC and theGreater Miami JewishFederation, with support fromthe Jewish Agency for Israeland Maccabi World Union.This year, North Miami Dade’srelationship with our PartnershipCommunity of Yerucham(Israel) is being strengthenedthrough the presence of NoaSabag and Avigail Ilan. Thesetwo post-high school youngadults are representing theirhome town of Yerucham as“Shinshiniyot” - culturalemissaries - who bring theflavor of Israel and Zionisticspirit of Yerucham to classroomsettings in Jewish day schoolsand Hebrew schools, as well asto Jewish youth groups andorganizations. This program ismade possible through theGreater Miami JewishFederation’s Miami/YeruchamPartnership.•SHIRA B’TZIBUR • Wednesday, January 12, 8:30 pmA sing-along of Israeli songs, old and new, with popular entertainer Benji Rafaeli. Tix $5•ISRAEL EDUCATION SERIES A community initiative to begin in February, to provide highschool seniors with the background and knowledge of the Middle East conflict, in preparationfor involvement in Israel/Jewish life on the college campus.•LECTURE WITH YAAKOV KATZ • Wednesday, March 2, 6 pmSecurity Affairs reporter for the Jerusalem Post will speak about Israel in the media and providean overview of Israel’s security situation. Free AdmissionHoliday Celebrations•COMMUNITY TU B’SHVAT CELEBRATION • Sunday, January 23, 11 am 3 pmThe MAR-JCC and Posnack JCC, along with synagogues, days schools, and other communityorganizations join together at TY PARK for holiday related programs and activities includingplanting, arts and crafts, mini Tu B’Shvat Seder, Israeli dancing, and scouting activities alongwith inflatables, glatt kosher food (for sale), and vendors for your shopping pleasure.Free admission to program/Park admission applies•SOUTH FLORIDA CELEBRATES ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY • Monday, May 9, 4 pmCommunity organizations, synagogues, and day schools join together to honor the State ofIsrael on its 63rd birthday. Interactive activity stations, exhibits, glatt kosher Israeli-style foodcourt, entertainment, films, lectures, torch lighting ceremony, and Solidarity Walk are just someof the program highlights. Open to the community – free admission.•FESTIVAL SHIRIM • Tuesday, May 10, Begins 9 am Students from area Jewish Day Schoolsconverge on the MAR-JCC to celebrate Israel 63 with music, dance, and song presentations.Program will also include participation in Israel 63 interactive activity stations.•LAG B’OMER…on the Oleta • Saturday, May 21, 9 pm Kayak under the moon on the OletaRiver, and celebrate this holiday with a beach bonfire and barbecue.Israel Cinema NightsContemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen on a bi-monthly basis, providing theviewer a glimpse into Israeli society and culture. Films have English subtitles and are screenedat the 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.• THE MATCHMAKER • Thursday, February 3, 8 pm This award winning Avi Nesher film is set in1968 Haifa, where Arik, a teenage boy, gets a job working for Holocaust survivor, Yankele Bride,a matchmaker, whose office is located in back of a movie theater that shows only love stories.Yankele introduces Arik to a new world, built on the ruins of an old one. A coming of agemovie that mixes comedy with drama.• THE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER • Thursday, April 7, 8pm In this award-winning EranRiklis film, a Human Resources Manager at Israel’s largest bakery finds himself the unlikelychaperone of the body of a young Russian woman. The story speaks to the ever-present threatof violence in Jerusalem and the increasing sense of social dislocation.• FIVE HOURS FROM PARIS • Thursday, June 2, 8 pm This Leonid Prudovsky film was therecipient of the First Place prize at the Haifa International Film Festival (in 2009). Yigal is a taxidriver with a burning desire to visit Paris, but his fear of flying stands in the way of purchasing aticket. He forms a deep emotional bond with a married Russian immigrant, Lina, who isplanning to immigrate to Canada. What are the chances of these two individuals ending uptogether?-22-

“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”Rabbi Norman MussmanCultural Arts DepartmentAlan and Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts SeriesCelebrating its 16th season, the Alan and Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series hasdeveloped into an important cultural arts program for young audiences in North Miami-Dade.Since its inception in 1995/1996, the Series has served as an important introduction into theworld of the arts through music, dance, and theatre performances by professional artists andtheatre companies. Each program, designed to serve both as educational and entertainingexperiences, will be offered on school days and serve as field trip experiences for both publicand private schools in the North Miami-Dade community.A Study Buddy accompanies each production, serving as a useful educational tool forteachers who, in advance, familiarize their students with the subject matter and programcontent. A question and answer period follows each performance so that the audience mayhave an opportunity to interact with the performing artists. The second half of the seasonconcludes with...JUNGLE BOOKFriday, May 13, 10am/Scheck Family Gymnasiumby Theatre IV (for grades K-2)Director: David Surowitz, ext. 127Honorary Chairs: George and Marla BergmannJoin young Mowgli as he learns the “Laws” of the jungle with the help of his friends Bagheera,the black panther, and Baloo, the lovable bear. Cheer as Mowgli faces his fear and foils hisnemesis, the tiger, Shere Kahn, and learns the meaning of friendship. Adapted from the bookby Rudyard Kipling.DARWIN THE DINOSAURThursday, May 19, 10am/Julius Littman Performing Arts Theaterby Corbian Visual arts and Dance (for grades 2-6)Darwin is much more than a pet; he is a dinosaur – a wild and primitive creature. His animalinstincts take over and he has no choice but to succumb. In Darwin’s exploration, heencounters many different types of living creatures, learning the value of both good and bad,love and hate, friends and enemies. What Darwin takes from these life lessons are up to him,and only he can decide his fate.The 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 thehistorical, cultural, and ethical values of our rich Jewish heritage.January 12 - Howard Herskowitz will review his book Aaron’s Journey from Slave to Master:A True StoryJanuary 26 - Hersh Adlerstein will review A Lethal Obsession: Anti-semitism from Antiquity tothe Global Jihad by Robert S. WistrichFebruary 9 - Rabbi Efrat Zarren-Zohar will review The Ten Commandments: How Our MostAncient Moral Text Can Renew Modern Life: by David HazonyFebruary 23 - Goldie Witrock, with JBI Library, will review Bintel Brief and Outwitting History:The Amazing Adventures of a Man Who Rescued a Million Yiddish Books by Aaron LanskyMarch 9 - Rabbi David Young will review 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work ofFiction by Rebecca Newberger GoldsteinMarch 23 - Rabbi Mario Rojzman will review Have a Little Faith: A True Story by Mitch AlbomThe Rabbi NormanMussman Cultural ArtsDepartment brings qualitycultural arts programmingfor all ages to the MAR-JCC and workscollaboratively with otherJCC departments tomaximize opportunitiesfor all segments of ourcommunity to enjoy ourmany offerings includingtheatre performances,concerts, films, bookreviews, and Jewisheducational lectures andseminars.lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series/Jewish book series-23-

the J’s Cultural Arts Theatre Season/habimah societyWho we are:J-CAT is the educationaltheatre arm of theMAR-JCC, a year-roundprogram for youth,teens, and adults.J-CAT initiates studentsof all ages to themagical world of theatrethrough a full season ofproductions, SummerStock Theatre Camp,and a whole range ofclasses and workshopsin acting, improvisation,and technical theatre.Ticket Information:Tickets for all shows maybe purchased on-line atwww.jcctheatre.com, orcall 1-866-811-4111.All seats are reserved.Ticket prices:$20 general admission$12 seniors/full-time studentsGroup Rates are available.To receive show updatesand audition information,be sure to add your nameto the J-CAT mailing list byvisiting the website,www.jcctheatre.com.Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts DepartmentDirector: David Surowitz, ext. 127 • Honorary Chairs: George & Marla BergmanArtistic Director: Dr. Michael Andron, ext. 130Educational Director: Lillian Andron, ext. 130Business Manager: Ana Marie Hernandez, ext. 150Co-chairs: Denise Tamir & Joanne DonThe J’s Cultural Arts TheatreJ-CAT 2010-2011 Theatre SeasonJ-CAT presents six productions during its theatre season in addtion to providing a venuefor performances by professional theatre companies. Drawing upon community theatreroots, our actors and techies make up a volunteer ensemble that showcases their loveand passion for theatre.ALL AUDITIONS are by appointment. The shows will be listed on the J-CAT website(www.jcctheatre.com) with a description and requirements of the characters. For moreinformation and to schedule an audition, contact Lillian Andron at 305-308-8055.Rounding off the second half of J-CAT’s theatre season are the following productions:THE BOYS NEXT DOOR by Tom Griffin: The funny and poignant story of four menliving in a group home and their daily trials and tribulations. Directed by Michael Andron.Show Dates: January 13-23THE BLACK JEW DIALOGUES by Ron Jones & Larry Jay Tish: This comedycombines fast paced scetches, improvisations, and multi-media, as it explores the historyand absurdity of predjudice and racism within the context of the American Black-Jewexperience. Performed by Emmy award-winner Ron Jones and Florida native, Larry Jay Tish.Show Dates: February 3-6MY FAVORITE SHORTS: A fun and provocative evening of short plays designed toshowcase our student actors. From comedy, to drama, to melodrama, to farce, a trulyengaging and electric evening of theatre. Directed by Michael Andron.Show Dates: March 2-13YOO HOO, MRS. BLOOM! (The Gertrude Berg Story)A warm-hearted drama starring Elayne Wilks that chronicles the life of a writer/actress inthe 1940’s and 50’s after supporting her family through the Depression. Gerturde Bergwon the Tony Award for Best Actress for her performance in A Majority of One, in 1959.Prior to that, she won the first ever Emmy Award for Lead Actress in a comedy series forher role in The Goldbergs.Show Dates: March 30-April 10RADIUM GIRLS by D.W. GregoryBased on the harrowing true story of New Jersey's famous "Radium Girls." This riveting playraises the question "When something proves too good to be true, is it best to look theother way? Directed by Michael Andron.Audition Dates: March 7,9,14 • Show Dates: May 11-22THE HABIMAH SOCIETYChair: Adrienne ScheckKnowing that a theatre program cannot be sustained by ticket sales alone, the HabimahSociety provides an invaluable source of support to J-CAT’s year-round program throughfund raising projects and financial contributions. No gift is too small, or for that matter, toolarge. Gifts of $1,000 or more recieve choice seating for all J-CAT productions. Visit us atwww.jcctheatre.com to learn how you can become part of the Habimah Society.Mark your calendars for the J-CAT Cares Boutique on Tuesday, April 5, for yourshopping pleasure - Jewelry, clothing, purses, accessories, footwear and much more!-24-

The J’s Cultural Arts TheatreRabbi Norman MussmanCultural Arts DepartmentJ-CAT Theatre Classes (Grade1-Adult)All the classes will participate in an end-of-season presentation for family and friends.Instructors: Lillian Andron is a certified Meisner instructor, having trained with world renownedMeisner instructor, Larry Silverberg. Ana Marie Hernandez is a child education specialist and agraduate from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and the University of Miami. Ana’sconservatory training and stimulating curricula focus on the various forms of circus training,theatre, dance, video production, and music. Stephanie St. James, nominee for the NAACPBest Supporting Actress award for her role in The National Broadway Tour of Oprah Winfreypresents The Color Purple, has toured the planet in many national tours, has starred inFootloose, Fame, Rent and Grease, and has wowed audiences, including President Obama,everywhere!Creative Theatre Fun (grades 5-12) Instructor: Ana Marie HernandezTuesday, 4-5pm, Jan 25-May 31 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345A FUN introduction to performing on stage for your young star! Students play improvisationgames and exercise their creativity in front of a live audience to develop their comedic skills,learn the rules of live improvisation, and develop techniques necessary to improve theirconcentration skills and creative repertoire. Code: 15002Young Film Makers (grades 5-12) Instructor: Ana Marie HernandezWednesday, 5-6pm, Jan 26-June 1 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345Students will learn how to tell a story with a camera as they write scripts, film, edit, and star intheir own movies. This class challenges students to use their creativity in the film and televisionmedium and is necessary for any student wanting to create, act, and direct his/her own films.Code: 15004J-CAT Theatre C l a s s e sA Young Actors Workshop (grades 5-12) Instructor: Ana Marie HernandezWedesday, 4-5pm, Jan 26-June 1 • Member - $275 / Associate Member - $345An introduction to theatre including audition techniques, stage geography and lingo,blocking skills, acting methods character development, script analysis, comedic timing, andmuch more! This class is the foundation for future work on stage. Code: 15008Broadway Musical Master Class - Instructor: Stephanie St. JamesThis class will explore the multiple theatrical demands of acting, singing, and dancing, byworking on a variety of musical scenes and bringing them to performance level.Grades 5-12: Monday, 4-5:30pm, March 21-June 6 (Code: 15000)Grades 1-4: Thursday, 4-5:30pm March 24-June 2 (Code: 15001)$200 Member/$250 Associate MemberActing for TV/Film (grades 5-12)- Instructor: Stephanie St. JamesThursday, 5-6pm, March 24-June 2 • $200 Member/$250 Associate MemberThis exciting new course will teach students how to audition for film and television as they learnthe basics, nuances, and subtleties of performing in front of a camera. The class is differentfrom our video production class in that it will focus on acting, rather than writing, directing,and producing for the film industry. Code: 15003Meisner Workshop (high school-adult)- Instructor: Lillian AndronMonday, 7-9pm, (10 classes) Begins February 7Member - $200 / Associate Member - $250 / Non Member-$300What do Grace Kelly, Gregory Peck, Robert Duval, Susan Sarandon, Diane Keaton, and JeffGoldblum have in common? They all trained in the Meisner technique. Now this transformativesystem for training actors is at J-CAT in Lillian Andron’s adult acting classes. This is a serious classfor serious students and enrollment is limited. Code: 15006-25-

o o k r e v i e w s , l e c t u r e s , f i l m s , a n d m o r e . . .Culturally orientedprograms featuringbook reviews, films,lectures, anddiscussions whose goalis to createeducationallystimulating programsto enrich both the mindand spirit.Rabbi Norman MussmanCultural Arts DepartmentCultural and Educational Programs•CAFÉ LA ISRAEL...Israel Over Coffee Programming in a relaxed setting (either in Elsie’sCafé or the Kiblisky Lounge) that features lectures, music, and literature depictingcontemporary Israeli cultural life.•SHIRA B’TZIBUR • Wednesday, January 12, 8:30 pm A sing-along of Israeli songs…old andnew…with popular entertainer Benji Rafaeli. Complimentary coffee will be served –additional light refreshments will be available for purchase at Elsie’s Café.•ISRAEL EDUCATION SERIES A community initiative to begin in February, to provide highschool seniors with the background and knowledge of the Middle East conflict, inpreparation for involvement in Israel/Jewish life on the college campus. For furtherinformation, contact Dror Gershoni.•LECTURE WITH YAAKOV KATZ • Wednesday, March 2, 6 pm Security Affairs reporter forthe Jerusalem Post will speak about Israel in the media and provide an overview of Israel’ssecurity situation. Free AdmissionIsrael Cinema NightsContemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen on a bi-monthly basis, providing theviewer a glimpse into Israeli society and culture. Films have English subtitles and arescreened at the Sunrise Cinemas Intracoastal. Tickets - $10, may be purchased in advanceby calling Dror Gershoni, 305-932-4200, ext. 128, or at the theater - 45 minutes prior to thestart of the movie.•THE MATCHMAKER • Thursday, February 3, 8 pm This award winning Avi Nesher film is setin 1968 Haifa, where Arik, a teenage boy, gets a job working for Holocaust survivor, YankeleBride, a matchmaker, whose office is located in back of a movie theater that shows onlylove stories. Yankele introduces Arik to a new world, built on the ruins of an old one. In thiscoming of age movie that mixes comedy with drama, we will see the disparate parts ofArik’s life collide in unexpected ways as he lives through a summer that changes him forever.•THE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER • Thursday, April 7, 8pm In this award-winning EranRiklis film, a Human Resources Manager at Israel’s largest bakery finds himself the unlikelychaperone of the body of a young Russian woman. The story speaks to the ever-presentthreat of violence in Jerusalem and the increasing sense of social dislocation.•FIVE HOURS FROM PARIS • Thursday, June 2, 8 pm This Leonid Prudovsky film was therecipient of the First Place prize at the Haifa International Film Festival (in 2009). Yigal is a taxidriver with a burning desire to visit Paris, a five hour flight from Tel Aviv, but his fear of flyingstands in the way of purchasing a ticket. He forms a deep emotional bond with a marriedRussian immigrant, Lina, who is planning to immigrate to Canada. As the movie unfolds, wewill see what are the chances of these two individuals ending up together.15th Annual Festival YachadShowcasing the accomplishments of our Bamachol Academy dancers and featuring otherlocal dance groups plus visiting dance groups from Latin America•Friday, May 27Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival Yachad Visiting Dance Groups PerformanceFree performance for local school groups and seniors•Sunday, May 29Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival Yachad Gala PerformanceAt the Broward Center for Performing Arts•Sunday, June 5Bamachol’s 15th Annual Festival Yachad Children’s PerformanceAt the Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”Sponsorship Opportunities available • Watch MAR-JCC’s newsletter for details andticket information • For further information, call Roger Weiger, at 305-932-4200 x152-26-

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o l d e r a d u l t s e r v i c e s & T Q O LThe Krone Adult ServicesDepartment:provides a variety of educational,physical, social, travel, culturalactivities and programs, andsupport groups and otherservices to meet the needs of ouradult population.C h a r l e s & S h i r l e y K r o n e A d u l tS e r v i c e s D e p t .Director: Iris Mizrahi, MSW, ext. 228Social Worker: Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, ext. 142Adult Services Administrative Ass’t.: Miriam Meislik, ext. 144Co-chairs: Allen Zack & Stuart LibermanFREE ServicesJCC Transportation Service:Free door-to-door transportation to and from the MAR-JCC within boundaries is available.For registration and information, call: (305) 932-4200, ext. 179. Funded by the Alliance for Aging.JCC Weekly Thursday Shopper’s Service:Free grocery shopping transportation! Round trip door-to-door from your hometo the Publix Supermarket at Skylake Mall. Seating is on a first come-first servedbasis and boundaries apply. Program is made possible through the Lorraine FayLinder Grocery Shopping Transportation Fund for Senior Citizens and PublixSupermarkets Charities. Reserve by Tuesday noon: (305) 932-4200, ext. 179.In-house Intake Counselor:A free service. Meet with our intake counselor to either assess one’s physical and emotionalneeds or to locate community resources. For a confidential appointment, call (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.Kosher Home-Delivered Meals:For adults 60+. Each meal consists of 1/3 of the daily nutrition required for adults. Call JewishCommunity Services 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, byMiami-Dade County, by the United Way of Miami-Dade, and by the HealthFoundation of South Florida. TQOL uses fitness and exercise training to improvethe ability of senior adults to perform necessary activities of daily living andutilizes 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 ageof 60. Call (305) 932-4200 ext. 142, for more information.TQOL also offers to its members, free monthly Monday health related lectures. Mark your calendarfor the following...•The Most Advanced Treatments & Technologies Available for Foot,Ankle, and Leg ProblemsJanuary 3, 12:30pm • Speaker: Dr. Abraham WagnerSponsored by Arthritis & Rheumatic Disease Specialties•Chronic Back Pain: New ProcedureMarch 7, 12:30pm • Speaker: Dr. Edward FankoskiSponsored by Internatinoal Pain Physicians of South Florida. Discussion about newprocedures and approaches to chronic back pain.•Seven Steps to a More Youthful LifeApril 4, 12:30pm • Speaker: Dr. Natalia Kogan, DCSponsored by the Center for Holistic Health Care•How To Maintain Good Hearing & BalanceMay 2, 12:30pmSponsored by the National Balance Center-28-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Dept.at a glance...SUNDAYSIsraeli Dance • Ongoing-Now in its 23rd Year!• Beginners – 7:30pm • Intermediate/Advanced – 8:30 – 11:30pmInstructor: Peggy ElimelechIndividual Class: MAR-JCC Member - $4 Non-Member - $6MONDAYSCurrent Events • Free for all! • 10 – 11:30am, OngoingDiscussion on today’s events & insight on tomorrow’s newsInstructors: Rhoda Sigman & David SurowitzCanasta Game • Free for all! • 10am – 1pm, OngoingWhether you are a beginner or an expert, join our game! • Instructor: Anita KarlKnitting Club • Free to MAR-JCC & TQOL Members • 12:30-2:30pm, OngoingInstructor: Professional knitter, Alicia Stern, owner of Mexico’s famous knitting factory& store, Lichas’ Place. Non-Member - $5 per classTUESDAYSMah-Jongg • 9am—Noon, OngoingMAR-JCC Member – Free Non-Member - $3 • Instructor: Eudis WeillerFunny Club • Free for all! • 10:30am – Noon, OngoingFor laughs, laughs, and more laughs • Instructor: Eli SilvermanMall Hoppers ClubShop ‘til you drop! Join us on Tuesdays for different shopping experiences at various mallsthroughout Miami-Dade and Broward. Departs JCC at 9:30 am, and returns atapproximately 3pm. Lunch on your own. For more information, call 305-932-4200, ext. 144.MAR-JCC Member – $5 Non-Member - $8January 11 – Festival Flea Market, Pompano BeachFebruary 15 - Town Center, Boca RatonMarch 15 - Sawgrass Mills, SunriseCoping with the Loss of a Loved One • 1 – 2:30pm, OngoingBereavement support group in cooperation with Jewish Community Services inresponse to the grief that follows and the life that continues.Facilitator: Ann Miller, MSW/$3 fee per week.Pre-registration with group facilitator is a must - call 305-331-1899.o l d e r A d u l t p r o g r a m s & c l a s s e sDrawing & Painting • Free for all! • 2 – 3pm, OngoingLearn basic drawing & painting techniques using the elements and principles ofdesign. Sponsored by North Miami Adult Education Center. • Instructor: Dale GaryWEDNESDAYSThe 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.January 12 - Howard Herskowitz will review his book Aaron’s Journey from Slave to Master: ATrue StoryJanuary 26 - Hersh Adlerstein will review A Lethal Obsession: Anti-semitism from Antiquity tothe Global Jihad by Robert S. WistrichFebruary 9 - Rabbi Efrat Zarren-Zohar will review The Ten Commandments: How Our MostAncient Moral Text Can Renew Modern Life: by David HazonyFebruary 23 - Goldie Witrock, with JBI Library, will review Bintel Brief and Outwitting History:The Amazing Adventures of a Man Who Resued a Million Yiddish Books by Aaron LanskyMarch 9 - Rabbi David Young will review 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work ofFiction by Rebecca Newberger GoldsteinMarch 23 - Rabbi Mario Rojzman will review Have a Little Faith: A True Story by Mitch Albom-29-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Dept.o l d e r a d u l t p r o g r a m s a n d c l a s s e sTHURSDAYSNow You Can Hear The Rest Of The Story • Free for all! • 11am – 1pm, OngoingFun facts, stories on history, religion, and of course trivia.Instructor: Sam RichterJewelry Design Class • 10:30am - Noon (Beginners) 12:30-2pm (Advanced)January 6 - February 24Create necklaces, bracelets and earrings, utilizing the bead stringing method.Instructor: Amy WerbaMAR-JCC Member - $48 / Non-Member - $60 (8 classes, materials not included)International Relations • Free for all! • 1 – 2:30pm, OngoingDiscuss hot topics of current international news, politics, & more!Sponsored by North Miami Adult Education Center.Instructor: Albert SheridanExpress Yourself Through Music • Free for all! • Thursdays, Noon - 1:15pmJanuary 13 - March 3Join us for a supportive musical discussion group that will explore your inner self, expressemotion, and much more all through music. With Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, andMelinda Souffrant, Social Work Student Intern.FRIDAYSCAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP • Free for all! • 10-11:30am - Jan 7, Feb 3, March 4, April 1Support group in cooperation with the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital at DouglasGardens.Instructor: Shyla Ford Marchion, LCSWSOUP, SANDWICH, SOCIALIZING, AND SHOWEnjoy a J-CAT Adult Production, preceded by lunch at Elsie’s CafeLunch will include soup, and a panini or wrap, and coffee. Meet at Elsie’s at 12:30pmLunch & Show - MAR-JCC Member: $22 • Non-member: $27The Boys Next Door • Sunday, January 16 - Curtain rises at 2pmThe funny and poignant story of four men living in a group home and their daily trials andtribulations. By Tom Griffin. RSVP to ext. 144 by January 12Yoo Hoo, Mrs. Bloom! (The Gertrude Berg Story) • Sunday, April 3 - Curtain rises at 2pmA warm-hearted drama starring Elayne Wilks that chronicles the life of a writer/actress in the1940’s and 50’s who won an Emmy, a Tony, and the hearts of the American People.RSVP to ext. 144 by March 30Radium Girls • Sunday, May 15 - Curtain rises at 2pmBased on the harrowing true story of New Jersey’s famous Radium Girls, this riveting play raisesthe question “When something proves to good to be true, is it best to look the other way?”By D.W. Gregory. RSVP to ext. 144 by May 11LANGUAGE CLASSESAdvance registration required. Call: 305-932-4200 x144ESOL • Free for all! • Fridays, 10am – Noon, OngoingJoin us for fun and friendly conversational English lessons.Sponsored by the North Miami Adult Education Center.Instructor: Indra DeveConversational HebrewWednesdays - Session I (Jan 12 - Feb 16) • Session II (Feb 23 - March 30)MAR-JCC Member - $50 / Non-Member - $75 (per session-6 classes)Intermediate: 10 - 11am • Beginner: 11am - noonConversational SpanishThursdays, Session I (Jan 6 - Feb 10) • Session II (Feb 24 - March 31)MAR-JCC Member - $50 / Non-Member - $75 (per session-6 classes)Beginner: 10 - 11:15am-30-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Dept.Of Jewish Interest...Lecture Series - Jews In Early America (1654-1800)Tuesdays, January 4, 11, 18, 25 • 6-8pmHistory enthusiast, MAR-JCC Board Member, and life long Floridian, Mike Segal willbegin tracing the Jewish presence in America, from the beginning of itscolonization to its early years of independence, while we learn about thedevelopment of Jewish communal life and the impact of this small communityduring America’s formative years.Holiday Celebrations…International Purim CelebrationFriday, March 18, 11amLearn more about the holiday. Enjoy traditional songs by the JCC preschoolchildren. Light refreshments provided.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $18Annual Intergenerational Model SederWednesday, April 13, 11amWith National Honor Society students from Hillel Day School. Light Pesach lunchincluded.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $18Israel 63 ‘Ruach’ BreakfastFriday, May 6, 10amTraditional Israeli breakfast followed by a musical performance.Tickets: $10 in advance • At Door: $18Special Events…2011 Senior Health Fair - A Spicey Affair!Tuesday, February 8, 9am-2pmFree Community Event focusing on good nutrition and healthful food choices forsenior adults, highlighted by:•Health Screenings including:Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar, Hearing, Cholesterol, Balance and more•Guest Speakers presenting:How to read nutrition fact labels, How to make the right choices at the grocerystore, Kosher Food-food that answers to a higher authority?, Food Safety & HygienePLUS:Eating Competition, Food Demonstrations, Raffles, Complimentary Refreshments,Latin Cardio Exercise Class, and much more...Senior Celebration!Friday, May 20, 11am-2pmFeaturing:•Shabbat Lunch •Music • Dancing • Entertainment •Socialization •Raffles•Year Book DistributionIf purchased by April 30: If purchased from May 1-19One Ticket: $12 One Ticket: $15Two Tickets: $20 Two Tickets: $25If purchased at the door on May 20: $18j e w i s h c u l t u r a l p r o g r a m s a n d s p e c i a l e v e n t sAdvertising opportunities in Year Book - for rate information call 305-932-4200 x 144-31-

s e n i o r s o n t h e g o !S.A.S.SociallyActiveSeniorsA great opportunityfor our older adultpopulation to enjoyday and extendedtrips.Each trip includesround-triptransportation andadmissions.S e n i o r s O n T h e G o . . .•The Kravis Center in West Palm Beach: Beauty and the BeastWednesday, January 5, Departs at noonEnjoy an afternoon of great music and theatre, followed by Kravis Center tour.MAR-JCC Member- $65/ Non–Member- $78•Palm Beach ZooTuesday, January 18, 9:30am - 3:30pmJoin us for a wild time. Trip includes a tour of the zoo’s animal hospitalMAR-JCC Member - $45 / Non-member - $55•Seminole Coconut Creek CasinoTuesdays, 10am – 3pm/Jan 25, Feb 22, March 22, April 12, May 24, June 21Gambling galore! Includes token gambling money & all you can eat lunch buffet.MAR-JCC Member - $18 / Non-member - $25•Broward Stage Door Theatre: Les MiserablesWednesday, January 26, Departs 12:30pmThe musical story about the survival of the human spirit.MAR-JCC Member- $43/ Non–member- $55•Fairchild Tropical Botanical GardenWednesday, February 2, 10:30am - 3:30pmOutdoor exhibition of works by French sculptors Claude and Francois-Xavier Lananne.Lunch included. MAR-JCC Member- $42/ Non–member- $57•Broward Center for the Performing Arts: West Side StoryWednesday, February 23, Departs 12:30pmA musical of the greatest love story of all time.MAR-JCC Member - $43 / Non-member - $55•Broward Center for the Performing Arts: Itzhak PerlmanMonday, February 28, Departs 6:30pmUndeniably the reigning virtuoso of the violin - one of the greatest of our era.MAR-JCC Member - $80/ Non–member - $95•Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens/The Girls Strawberry U-pickTuesday, March 1, 9am - 3pmEnjoy Japanese arts and culture & visit a hydroponic farm.MAR-JCC Member - $42/ Non–Member - $57•Boca Raton Museum of Art: Cut! Costume and the CinemaTuesday, March 29, 9:30am - 3:30pmFashion and film intersect with 43 extraordinary costumes worn by luminous film stars.MAR-JCC Member - $42/ Non-member - $57 • Includes lunch•Overnight trip: Murder Mystery Dinner Train - Ft. MeyersWednesday-Thursday, April 6-7, Departs at noonSolve the mystery as the action unfolds before your eyes. Also, visit Miromar OutletMall. Overnight accommodations at the Courtyard by Marriott.MAR-JCC Member - Single reservation: $169 • Double Occupancy: $299•Diva Duck Tour at Palm BeachTuesday May 3, 9:30am - 3:30pmTour Old West Palm Beach and the estates of Palm Beach’s Rich & Famous.MAR-JCC Member - $55/ Non-member - $70•Block & Hexter Vacation Center - Summer 2011Enjoy the fresh air of the Pocono Mountains while enjoying a unique educational andrecreational experience. Orientation: Thursday, January 20, 10am-32-

health, sports & wellnessLeagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext. 193Sports & Wellness Director: Nancy Carroll, ext. 166Fitness Director: Marc Scanlan, ext. 140Fitness Desk Manager: Carmen Corrales, ext. 129Fitness Floor Manager: Leslie Hill, ext. 129Chair: Marcia Orvietowelcometo the Aventura Hospital and Medical CenterHealth, Sports and Wellness Complex of the MAR-JCC• Over 6,500 sq. ft. of clean, well maintained workout space• State-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment: Star Trac, Precor, Stairmaster,and Lifecycle• 3 Station Cable Keiser• A full line of CYBEX Strength Training stations• Pilates Reformer, TRX Suspension, Kettlebells, Bosu Trainers• 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 & Aerobic Instructors• One Free Orientation to the Fitness EquipmentMissionTo help educate, motivate,and support our memberswith a positive attitude in arelaxed atmosphere whileoffering valuable fitnessprograms with cleardirection and realisticfeedback, as well asencourage them to adopta healthy lifestyle bylearning the properbalance of exercise andnutrition.To fully enjoy all of thebenefits of our WellnessCenter, you are required tohave a valid membershipcard and must be at least13 years old.f i t n e s s c e n t e rFitness Center Personal Training StaffExperienced and educated staff of professionals who are here to assistyou! We offer our members one on one attention. We can provide youwith relevant, reliable information on exercise, effects it has on thebody, how to increase strength and stamina and improve coordinationand flexibility.NEW!Personal Fitness Review & Design Program• Meet with a trainer to review your fitness goals and current fitnessregimen - 30 Minutes• Work with a trainer 1 on 1 to have a goal-specific workout plan -60 Minutes• Follow-up 6-8 weeks later. Program, goals, fitness review -30 MinutesFee: $99hours of operationMonday - Thursday:6 am to 10 pmFriday - 6 am to 5 pmSaturday - 1 pm to 6 pmSunday - 8 am to 6 pmContact Fitness Director, Marc Scanlan at ext. 140, for more information-33-

y o u t h f i t n e s sExperience a moreindependent physicalfitness program, utilizingour expert certifiedpersonal trainers. Eachsupervised instructionalhour provides intensivetargeted training for eachday of the week. Create awell-balanced weeklyworkout to maintain andimprove your child’sphysical, emotional, &spiritual health.health, sports, & wellnessafter school power hour Grades 3-8Monday - Thursday, 4-5pmProgram 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:•Access to certified trainers • Improve general health • Expand flexibility•Increase cardio vascular stamina • Core strength and stability•Learn a variety of exercise modalities • Develop mental fortitude•Develop positive self-esteem, independent learning and decision making skillsAfter School Power Hour Classes (January 24 - June 3)Day Class DescriptionMonday Circuit Circus A well-rounded session utilizingstrength training equipmentTuesday Cardio Craze Cardio Cross Training for theSports Training sports enthusiastWednesday Yin & Yang Self Defense, Mixed Martial Arts,Ju Jitsu, Yoga, & BoxingThursday Concrete Core Killer abs & Pliable PilatesMember Assoc Mem Codesearly reg1 day/week: $310 $335 $420 950002 days/week: $640 $695 $870 950003 days/week: $855 $930 $1,165 950004 days/week: $1,235 $1,340 $1,675 95000Individual Class/Per Day:$25/Member$35/Associate Member*Additional fees, material & equipment may applyMartial Arts Classesby South Florida Youth SportsLearn the art of self discipline. A fun-filled, exciting class where children learn basicmartial arts and safety skills, develop focus and flexibility, and learn techniques to avoiddangerous situations.MemberDay Sessions Time Age Early reg Assoc CodeMonday 15 3:30-4:10pm 3-5 $280 $300 $375 95001Monday 15 4:15-5pm 6-8 $280 $300 $375 95002Monday 15 5:05-6pm 9+ $280 $300 $375 95003* Uniform required for participation and available for purchase through SFYS-34-

health, sports & wellnessadult classesClass Days # of TimeName Offered SessionsPower ABS Mon/Wed Ongoing 6:15 - Mem: Free6:30pm Non-Mem: $5 per classKiller Mon/Wed Ongoing 6:30 - Mem: FreeShoulders 6:45pm Non-Mem: $5 per classH-B-T Mon/Wed Ongoing 6:45 - Mem: Free7pm Non-Mem: $5 per classTotal BodyHealth &FitnessKarateMon/Wed Ongoing 7-8pm 7 -8pmMon/Wed Ongoing 7-8:30pmBody Tue Ongoing 7:30-9pmRockBody Thurs Ongoing 7:30-Rock28:30pmFeeMem Drop-in: $11Non-Mem Drop-in: $16PackageM-10 classes/$100NM-10 classes/$150Per class/MonthMem: $8/$75Non-Mem: $12/$115Mem: FreeNon-Mem: $15 per classClass DesriptionsPower Abs - Strength and conditioning based on strengthening abdominals. Learn tobalance your body from the inside out while working it to the max.Killer Shoulders - Sexy, shapely shoulders in 12 minutes!H-B-T - Intense Butt, Hip, & Thigh RegimenTotal Body Health & Fitness - Includes body fat calculations, body measuring,weight watching, calculation of individual caloric expenditures, and caloric needs.Health and nutrition tips and healthy low fat recipes.Karate - Tone the body, develop coordination, quicken reflexes, and build stamina.Body Rock - Yoga enhances flexibility, strength, and vitality while you learn to relaxinto Body Rocking Postures.The SilverSneakers ® Fitness Program, developed by HealthCareDimensions, is a long-term, cost-effective and preventivemanaged care solution. It is free to all participating healthinsurance programs. SilverSneakers ® is a unique exercise, physical activity, and socialoriented program designed to encourage Medicare eligible members, often burdenedby multiple chronic conditions, to increase their levels of physical activity, and motivatethem to continue to be active. Please contact Carmen, at (305) 932-4200, ext. 129, formore information.The Quality of Life Senior Wellness Program is funded by the State of Florida throughthe Alliance for Aging; by Miami-Dade County through the Department of HumanServices and the United Way of Miami-Dade. It uses fitness and exercise training toimprove senior adults’ ability to perform necessary activities of daily living andutilizes social events and educational programs to enhance and promote each participant’shealth and emotional wellness. Open to all year-round Florida residents over the age of 60.Please contact Galit at (305) 932-4200, ext. 142, for more information.a d u l t f i t n e s s c l a s s e s & s e n i o r p r o g r a m s-35-

p e r s o n a l t r a i n i n gMAR-JCC PersonalTrainers will give you theknowledge, themotivation, and the toolsto reach your fitnessgoals. Working with atrainer is one of thefastest and mostsuccessful ways toimprove your overallfitness. Thisindividualized attentionfrom our professionallytrained staff will helpyou custom design aprogram to your lifestyleand physical needsformembers only.health, sports & wellnesspersonal training*One on One1/2 hour session(s)single $605 $230 25% savings10 $400 30% savings20 $680 40% savings1/2 hour session(s)single $755 $275 25% savings10 $505 30% savings20 $865 40% savings1 hour session(s)single $905 $310 25% savings10 $575 30% savings20 $1005 40% savingsPartners in Training (shared session – 2 people max)1 hour session(s)single $1305 $470 25% savings10 $875 30% savings20 $1,500 40% savingsPURCHASE 5, 10, & 20 SESSION PACKAGES AND SAVE! GROUP RATES AVAILABLE(Must be used within six months of purchase and are non-transferrable. Gift certificatesavailable.)Contact Fitness Director, Marc Scanlan at ext. 140 or marcs@marjcc.org to sign upfor personal training sessions with MAR-JCC trainers.diabetes exercise programTrain with a professional trainer who understands and can monitor your diabetes,blood glucose, and blood pressure. Improve your fitness and health under one onone trainer supervision. Contact Gerard at ext. 161.pilates; mat & reformerThis low impact program is designed to increase levels of strength, flexibility, andcardiovascular endurance.*Package rates: Sessionsare by appointment only.All MAR-JCC personaltraining must be reservedwith a credit card andscheduled in advance priorto the appointment. 24 hourcancellation policy on allpersonal training.Cancellation without 24hour notification will resultin full billing for theappointment.yoga/meditationFind your inner peace while improving strength, coordination, and flexibility, whilereducing stress levels. Beautify yourself from the inside-out.therapeutic exercisePreventive or post injury holistic rehabilitation. Come and fix your squeaky muscles,lube your joints, and heal yourself mentally & physically.letha sport stretchFind flexibility and joint release in this “yoganic” sports stretching technique. Revivecirculation to tendons and ligaments and improve your game.-36-

health, sports & wellnessadult class descriptionsBody Rock 1 & 2 - Multi-dimensional yoga class that builds core, strength,and coordination.Cardio Kick – Get your heart rate up & your body in shape using light kickboxing, athletic training, followed by 20 minutes of power yoga postures.Cardio Sculpt – Challenge your weekly routine with a high impact, high intensityaerobic, and weight training blitz! Intermediate and advanced.Fantastic 4 - Pilates & Yoga combination class for beginners. Flexibility enhancingpostures and core strength can be done in a chair or on mat.Fit Dance Explosion/Latin Cardio Dance - Feel the Latin beat pulsatingthroughout your entire body. This class is HOT! Feel comfortable on the dancefloor when you learn the “Salsa” footwork in an aerobics atmosphere.Gentle Yoga - Stress-relieving Yoga. Flexibility enhancing postures can be donestanding, in a chair, or on mat. Beginners.Low Impact – A great class for beginners and intermediates using low impactaerobics to develop cardiovascular endurance and stamina.Kilates – Pilates inspired mat exercise system focuses on improving core strengthand flexibility, while elongating the muscles for a long, lean look!Over & Beyond Pilates - Become aware, achieve balance, and breathecorrectly in this class. Increase control and precision for stabilizing the core,strengthening postures for the arms, legs, hips, and buttocks, while finding yourinternal harmony.Boot Camp – High intensity total body workout, upper and lower bodyisometric/isotonic, calisthenics, and stretching.Power Yoga - Intense cardiovascular and strength building, integrating breathwork with body movement (Ashtanga).Senior Aerobics – Low impact aerobic class focusing on flexibility & range ofmotion, finishing with a whole body toning segment and cool down.f i t n e s s c l a s s d e s c r i p t i o n sSilverSneakers 1 – A seated strengthening and muscle toning class for beginners& intermediates; use hand weights, resistance balls, & bands. Intermediate level.SilverSneakers 2 – A standing strengthening and muscle toning class forbeginners to intermediate mature adults; using hand weights, resistance balls, &bands.Spinal Yoga – Designed to enhance vitality and sense of well-being. Focus onflexibility, balance, strength, and posture.Step & Sculpt – Get a lean and sculpted physique in this high energycardiovascular and conditioning class.Stretch & Flex – Invigorating warm-up, aerobics, flexibility exercises, and a cooldownall guaranteed to make you feel limber!Tai Chi - Learn a deep sense of relaxation while improving balance, posture, andmind body coordination. All levels will benefit from this class.Fees may apply. For more information, call the Fitness Desk at 305-932-4200, ext. 129-37-

a d u l t f i t n e s s c l a s s s c h e d u l eThe Wellness Centeroffers numerous fitnessclasses and servicesdesigned for those justbeginning their healthylifestyle as well as thosewho have achieved theirfitness goals. For an upto-dateschedule ofclasses, stop by theFitness Desk or call x129.FIRST COME...FIRST SERVED -Reservations must bemade in person nomore than 30 minutesprior to class.Classes in shadedboxes are free toQuality of Life members.I.D. card required forentry!health, sports & wellnessadult fitness classes at a glance(B) Beginner • (I) Intermediate • (A )Advanced • (SS) Silver Sneakers • (PS) Parkinson SocietyTime Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri8:15am Spinal Boot Cardio Over & Fit DanceYoga Camp Sculpt Beyond Explosion(I-A) (I-A) (I-A) Pilates (I-A)(I-A)8:45am 8:30am Stretch Sr. Stretch Sr. StretchPower & Flex Aerobics & Flex Aerobics & FlexYoga(Ashtanga) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS)(A)9:25am Call Step & Low Step & Low Cardiofor dates Sculpt Impact Sculpt Impact Kick(I) (I) (I) (I) (I)9:45am Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize10:30am Silver Latin Silver Fantastic 4 LatinSneakers Cardio Sneakers (BI-SS) Cardio2 (B-I) (BI-SS) 2 (B-I) (BI-SS)11:40am Tai Chi 1 Silver Tai Chi 1 Silver Silver(B-SS) Sneakers 1 (B-SS) Sneakers 1 Sneakers 1*PS (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS)1pm Gentle GE-Great Latin StrengthYoga *PS Dance Training &(B-SS) Therapy Movement*PS*PS6:15pm Power PowerAbs(12 min)Abs (12 min)KillerKillerShouldersShoulders(6 min) (6 min)“H-B-T”“H-B-T”(12 min) (12 min)7pm Total Body Body Total Body BodyHealth & Rock 1 Health & Rock 2Fitness (1.5 hrs.) Fitness (1hr.)Spinning ClassesMon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun8:15am9:15am5:30pm6:30pmX X XXXXX X XX-38-XFor more information,contact Master Cycling atext. 164.jccmastercycling@gmail.comPrepaid punch cards areavailable.

health, sports & wellnessAquatics Director: Dale Hughes, ext. 115Asst. Aquatics Director: Gloria Castano, ext. 147Administrative Asst.: Elisa Duenas, ext. 147Co-Chairs: Ann Gordon & Dina RubinIndoor Pool (ext. 147)This is a heated 25-yard swimming pool. The temperature is maintained between 84-86degrees.Lap Swimming PolicyLap Swimming Policy: Swimmers are required to share lap lanes when necessary.Lifeguards will place swimmers together with similar abilities.Outdoor PoolLap swimming is available all year-round with the exception of summer during Camp SolTaplin operating hours.Private Swim PolicyFor every 4 hour package, the client is entitled to 2 cancellations before being charged.Each of these cancellations require at least a 24 hour notice to the instructor(s), otherwiseit will count as a lesson. The 4 hour package expires 2 months after the first lesson is given,regardless of proper cancellation. For 2 hour packages (upon approval), 1 cancellationwill be allowed, but requires 24 hours notice. The 2 hour package will expire 1 month afterthe first lesson is given. NO REFUNDS.Beginners & Advanced Beginners Sessions:Session I • Feb 7 - April 14 Session II • May 2 - June 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 classNonDays Code Session Time Age Mem Assoc MemPrivate Swim LessonsBy Appt. 2 hrs appt. All $100 $125 $175Private Swim LessonsBy Appt. 4 hrs appt. All $180 $225 $315Parent & MeMon/Wed 91001 II 4:30-5pm 1-3 $105 $130 $185Beginner Group SwimMon/Wed 91100 I 12:45-1:15pm 2 1/2 -4 $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91101 I 12-12:30pm 2 1/2 -4 $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91100 II 12:45-1:15pm 2 1/2 -4 $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91101 II 12-12:30pm 2 1/2 -4 $105 $130 $185Beginner Group SwimMon/Wed 91200 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91201 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91202 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91203 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91204 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91205 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91200 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91201 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Mon/Wed 91202 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91203 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Mon/Wed 91204 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91205 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $105 $130 $185MISSIONThe Edith and SaulSchmidt AquaticsDepartment is dedicatedto teaching personalwater safety toparticipants of all ages.We look to ensure thatpeople are comfortableand feel safe in andaround water.Pool HoursOn days when MAR-JCCcloses early, pool willclose one half-hour priorto JCC closing.Monday-Thursday6am - 8pmFriday6am - 4:30pmSaturday1pm - 4:30pmSunday8am - 4:30pmE 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 t-39-

E 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 tClass Descriptions:Private Lessons:Lesson times may last 15,20, or 30 min depending onchild, is at instructor’sdiscretion.Parent & Me:Parents and childrenexplore the water together.Beginner Group Swim:Basic skills, which include:submerging the face,blowing bubbles,locomotion, and breathcontrol.Advanced BeginnerGroup Swim:Improve skills and gainconfidence to travel thewidth of the pool usingarms and breathingproperly.Pre-Competitive SwimTeam:Participants must swimfreestyle while breathing fora distance of 15 yards.Focus on freestyle,backstroke, breaststroke,and butterfly, whiledeveloping strength.Swim Seals:Swimmers must complete25 yards of butterfly,backstroke, breaststroke,and freestyle. Strokequality will be determinedby the head coach.Master’s Swim Team:A coach will be on thedeck conducting practiceand working on swimmingtechnique.Aquacize:Get your body movingwithout the impact of landexercise. Please wearshoes.health, sports & wellnessNonDays Code Session Time Age Mem Assoc MemAdvanced Beginner Group SwimMon/Wed 91300 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91301 I 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91302 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91303 I 4-4:30pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91304 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Tues/Thurs 91305 I 4:30-5pm 3+ $210 $260 $370Mon/Wed 91300 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91301 II 3:15-3:45pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Mon/Wed 91302 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91303 II 4-4:30pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Mon/Wed 91304 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Tues/Thurs 91305 II 4:30-5pm 3+ $105 $130 $185Pre-Competitive SwimMon-Thurs 91401 Jan Monthly 3:50-4:30pm up to $105 $130 $1854:30-5:10pm age 12 $105 $130 $18591402 Feb91403 Mar91404 April91405 MaySeals Swim Team (Quarterly)up toMon-Thurs 91500 Mar-May 5:15-6:15pm age 15 $270 $340 $475Youth Stroke DevelopmentMon/Wed 91600 I 5:15-6:15pm 8-14 $170 $215 $300Mon/Wed 91600 II 5:15-6:15pm 8-14 $100 $125 $175Master’s Swim Team (Quarterly)Mon-Fri 91700 Jan-Mar 6-7:30am 19+ $160 N/A $2803-Day opt. 91701 Jan-Mar 6-7:30am 19+ $96 N/A $165Mon-Fri 91700 April-June 6-7:30am 19+ $160 N/A $2803-Day opt. 91701 April-June 6-7:30am 19+ $96 N/A $165Aquacize (Daily)Mon-Fri ongoing 9:45-10:30am Free N/A N/ALearn To Swima program offered in conjunction with the Metro-Dade PoliceDepartment to provide swim lessons to children whose families wouldotherwise not be able to participate in life safety swimming skillsprograms. For information, call ext. 147.American Red Cross ProgramsAmerican Red Cross Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor classes areoffered at the MAR-JCC. Please call ext. 147 for information.Aquatic Department’s Registration Procedure and Refund PolicyNo make-up lessons for beginners or advanced beginners sessions. No prorating orrefunding of fees. Any child attending more than 1 lesson in the session will be charged.Registration must be completed prior to the first day of class. Please be prepared to presentyour receipt to your instructor. Call 305-932-4200, ext. 147, for more information.-40-

h e a l t h , s p o r t s & w e l l n e s sFuture All StarsAges 2-5Introduction to fitness, sports, and fun among children while improving their motor skills in asafe and fun environment. Instructors: Jenny Moscatel & Ashley Ziff.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocGymnastics Ages 2 1/2-14Develop strength, coordination, and balance with Tumblebees Gymnastics.Tiny TotsNEW!Wednesday 96300 18 4:15-5pm 2-3 $275 $300 $375Wednesday 96301 18 3:30-4:15pm 4-5 $275 $300 $375MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocTues/Thurs 93000 35 4-4:45pm 2 1/2-3 $530 $575 $720Kinder GymTues/Thurs 93003 35 4:10-5pm 4-5 $530 $575 $720Beginner Gym ITues/Thurs 93006 35 4:45-5:30pm 6-8 $530 $575 $720Beginner Gym IITues/Thurs 93009 35 5-5:55pm 6-14 $530 $575 $720Advanced GymTues/Thurs 93012 35 5-5:55pm 6-14 $530 $575 $720one day option Early: $330 • Member: $355 • Associate-Member: $445•Tiny Tots Tuesday 93001 • Tiny Tots Thursday 93002•Kinder Gym Tuesday 93004 • Kinder Gym Thursday 93005•Beginner Gym II Tuesday 93007 • Beginner Gym II Thursday 93008•Beginner Gym I Tuesday 93010 • Beginner Gym I Thursday 93011•Advanced Gym Tuesday 93013 •Advanced Gym Thursday 93014Girls’ Field Hockey Ages 6-19Head Coach: Nico SicilianoChair: Herman AlterFocus on individual player techniques, including physical training for competition.Days Code Sessions Time Age Mem Assoc Non-MemTues/Thurs 96400 35 5:45-6:45pm 5-9 $330 $400 $495Tues/Thurs 96401 35 5:45-7pm 9-12 $330 $400 $495Tues/Thurs 96402 35 6:30-8pm 12-16 $330 $400 $495Tues/Thurs 96403 35 7-8:30pm 16-19+ $330 $400 $495Youth Girls Volleyball Grades 2-7Develop your skills in this popular sport that encourages teamwork and strategy.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Grade early reg Assocfuture all stars, gymnastics, girls field hockey/volleyballFriday 96114 18 3:30-4:30pm 2-4 $240 $260 $325Friday 96115 18 4:30-5:30pm 5-7 $240 $260 $325-41-

a s k e t b a l lMission:To provide a qualityprogram that meets theneeds of youth and parentswhile teaching the skills ofsport, teamwork, andcharacter values within asafe, educational, fun &rewarding atmosphere.About Huey Futch,Head Coach:Played 4 years at Division 1Temple UniversityAccomplishments:•Two time all-Dade County•McDonald¹s high school All-American•4 NCAA tournamentappearances•Coached by legendary Hallof Famer John Chaney atTemple University•4 years of Europeanprofessional basketballBasketball www.pthoops.com•Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726•Travel Basketball Coordinator: Huey Futch•Operations Manager: Noah FeldmanBasketball 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 with illustrations& diagrams for players to review at home•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 $65096006 3 & 4 JPD Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096030 5 & 6 JPD Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $65096031 4 - 8 Girls Tues & Thurs 5 - 5:55pm $480 $520 $650Sibling discount: 10% off the same Prime Time Sports program registrationTravel Teams ages 11-16For highly skilled athletes who wish to be involved in the ultimate team experience. Comprisedof 10 athletes who are selected after a series of try-outs. Travel to 4 tournaments each seasonand play in over 50 games per year in competitive leagues and national competitions.Try-outs: May 10-12 (for players NOT on this season’s roster)Ages 11-13: 5-6:30pm • Ages 13-16: 5-6:30pmPlayers divided by individual ages at try-out. Additional try-out dates TBA•Member: $1,200 •Associate Member: $1,800 •Non-Member: $2,100In-House Leagues•Offers a recreational sporting activity where each team plays 1 game per week and practicesonce 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 Leagues Grades 3-9League Night Code Time Grade Member Assoc Mem Non-MemberNCAA Thurs 96007 5:15, 6:15pm 3-4 $175 $220 $270or 7:15pmCBA Tues 96008 5:15, 6:15pm 5-6 $175 $220 $270or 7:15pmNBA Tues 96009 7:15, 8:15pm 7-9 $175 $220 $270or 7:15pmRegistration and Evaluation Information (space is limited)• NCAA - January 25, 6pm • CBA - January 25, 7pm • NBA - January 27, 6:30pm• All players drafted after evaluation night MUST be paid in full• All players receive a team shirt, trophies, and awardsAdult LeaguesLeague 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. Games begin week ofJanuary 31.-42-

F l a g F o o t b a l lwww.primetimefootball.com•Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726•Operations Manager: Noah Feldman•Assistant Coach, Mo Steel Football: Yossi BeharFlag Football Skills Academy Boys and Girls - Grades PreK-3•Learn basic fundamentals through a series of weekly clinics and games•Each player will receive a jersey, program outline with curriculum, and playbook with illustrations& diagrams for players to review at home•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 $65096116 1-3 Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $480 $520 $650Sibling discount: 10% off the same Prime Time Sports program registrationMo Steel Travel Be a part of the tradition!•Offered to highly skilled athletes ages 9-14•Highly cometitive and comprised of 10 athletes selected after a series of try-outs•Travels to more than 12 tournaments each season and plays over 100 games per year incompetitive leagues and national & international competitions.Try-outs:April 11 & 13, 4-5:15pmMonday, April 11, 4-5:15pm - Juniors: Ages 9-11 (as of Sept 1, 2011)Wednesday, April 13, 4-5:15pm - Seniors: Ages 12-14 (as of Sept 1, 2011)•Member: $1,200 •Associate Member: $1,800 • Non-Member: $2,100In-House Leagues•Offers a recreational sporting activity where each team plays 1 game per week and practicesonce per week.•8 game regular season with double elimination playoff tournament•Go to www.primetimefootball.com to track statistics, vote in weekly polls, view game highlights, etc.Youth LeaguesLeague 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, 5-6 $175 $220 $270or 7:15pmVarsity Mon 96104 7:15 or 8:15pm 7-9 $175 $220 $270or WedVets Mon 96105 8:15, 9:15 10+ $600 per teamor Wed or 10:15pmRegistration and Evaluation Information (space is limited)• Scouts: January 24, 6pm • Juniors: January 24, 7pm• Seniors: January 26, 6pm • Varsity: January 26, 7pm• All players drafted after evaluation night, MUST be paid in full• All players receive a team shirt, trophies, and awardsAdult Leagues (Payment in full is due by Game 1)•Team rosters due by game 1 (10 man limit)•League Champion will recieve Championship Shirt•Competitive 8-game season, plus double elimination playoffsLeague Night Code Time Age FeePro Wed 96109 8:15 or 9:15pm 18+ $600 per teamEach participant will...•Develop a sense andunderstanding of sport•Develop self-confidence,leadership skills, andpositive relationships withteammates•Develop sportsmanship,teamwork and a sense offair play•Develop physical skillsand abilities•Develop positive socialrelationshipsf l a g F o o t b a l l-43-

s o c c e rMission:To create anenvironment whereyouth soccer playerslearn, develop theirpersonalities, enjoyparticipating in, andplaying the mostpopular sport aroundthe world: SOCCER.For more information,please e-mail us at10sportjcc@gmail.com.SoccerDirector: Luis Carlos Jimenez, 305-467-9329Chairperson: Dr. Leonardo FrydmanAfter School Recreational Soccer ProgramPrimarily devoted to the enjoyment and development of soccer players without the emphasis onTRAVEL or HIGH LEVEL COMPETITION.Age groups for Recreational players:Super Stars (Boys): 3 - 4 yrs, born before Sept 2006 • Rookies 1 (Boys): 4 - 5 yrs, born before Sept 2005Rookies 2 (Boys): 5- 6 yrs, born before Sept 2004 • Juniors (Boys): 6 - 7 yrs, born before Sept 2003Seniors 1 (Boys): 7 - 8 yrs, born before Sept 2002 • Seniors 2 (Boys): 9 - 10 yrs, born before Sept 2001Travel ProgramGeared to the more competitive player with a higher demand on the player. True commitmentfrom players and parents required. Tryouts are required!In house leagueU15 to U18 male players- Draft will be held on February 27. In order to be drafted, fee must bepaid in full. 8 game minimum. Shirt will be provided. Small sided 6 v 6 games.Name Days Code Time Age MemberEarly Reg Assoc MemSuperStars(Boys)Rookies 1(Boys)Mon/WedMon/Wed96209962104-5pm4-5pm3-4 yrs4-5 yrs$575$575$625$625$780$780Rookies 2 Mon/Wed 96211 4-5pm 5-6 yrs $575 $625 $780(Boys)Juniors(Boys)Seniors 1(Boys)Seniors 2(Boys)Academy 1(Boys)Academy 2(Boys)Mon/WedMon/WedMon/WedMon/WedMon/Wed96212962139621496215962164-5pm5-6pm5-6pm5-6pm5-6pm6-7 yrs7-8 yrs9-10 yrs10-11 yrs11-12 yrs$575$575$575$575$575$625$625$625$625$625$780$780$780$780$780Mini Stars(Girls)Future Stars(Girls)ShiningStars (Girls)RookieGirlsJuniorGirlsWomen’sSoccerTrainingBoysIn-houseLeagueMon and/orWedMon and/orWedMon and/orWedMon and/orWedMon and/orWedTues and/orThursTues and/or Thurs9621796218(M)96219(W)9622096221(M)96222(W)9622396224(M)96225(W)9622696227(M)96228(W)9622996230(M)96231(W)96232962354-5pm5-6pm5-6pm5-6pm5-6pm8:30-10am8-9:30pm4-6 yrs7-8 yrs9-10 yrs10-12 yrs12+U15-U18$310/$575$310/$575$310/$575$310/$575$310/$575$310/$575$335/$625$335/$625$335/$625$335/$625$335/$625$335/$625$150$420/$780$420/$780$420/$780$420/$780$420/$780$420/$780Starting in February:Physical Training - Fridays, 4-5pm • U8-U15 • Early - $295 • Reg - $320 • Assoc - $400$190-44-

health, sports, & wellnessTennis Manager: Donna Tollefsen, ext. 113Head Tennis Pro Manager: Bill Ogene, ext. 160Chair: Gabriela BerensteinTennisManagers:DONNA TOLLEFSEN - TENNIS MANAGERU.S.P.T.A. Certified ProfessionalFormer Women's Head Coach of Nova CollegeFormer Coach of the U.S.T.A. Jr. Development Tennis Program2006-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the YearBILL OGENE - HEAD TENNIS PRO MANAGERU.S.P.T.A. Certified ProfessionalFormer ATP top 400 touring proFormer Nigerian Davis Cup PlayerMember of the Bollitieri top guns along with Agassi, Courrier, and Wheaton2008-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the YearTennis Pros:CARLOS MAEHAMA KENICHIROP.T.R. Master ProfessionalJapanese National CoachLEE DRESBACHP.T.R. Certified Tennis ProfessionalP.T.R. National TesterFormer Director of the Vertical Club, New York CityJOHN COSSUTop Mexican Men's Open Player Satellite Tour PlayerFormer Sparring Partner for Mexican Davis Cup player,Alejandro HernandezP.T.R. Certified ProfessionalSERGE PETIT-POINTEFormer Top Ranked Junior PlayerP.T.R. Certified ProfessionalNATHALIE MANTILLAP.T.R. Certified ProfessionalTop Venezuelan Junior PlayerCARLOS RAMIREZU.S.P.T.A. Certified ProfessionalILDIKO CSORDASNCAA All American SinglesP.T.R. Certified ProfessionalMission:To grow tennis at everylevel with a goal ofmaking the gameaccessible to everyoneby providing a widerange of programsdesigned to help ourmembers learn thegame, play the game,and benefit from itsmany health/fitnessand social advantages.S o f f e r F a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rLessons:One half the lesson price will be incurred if a lesson is not cancelled 24hours prior.Rates for Tennis Manager and Head Tennis Pro ManagerDonna 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 $25Save The Date!Tennis Fest 2011Pro-Am Charity TournamentMarch 12 & 13Watch For...Club Championsbegins Sunday, January 23-45-

s o f f e r f a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rhealth, sports, & wellnessUSTA Quick Start TennisMighty Mites TennisA 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 tennisracquet for those who sign up during early registration.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94000 33 3:15-3:45pm 3-4 $410 $445 $560One Day *See Below 16 3:15-3:45pm 3-4 $250 $270 $340Tues/Thurs 94001 35 3:30-4pm 3-4 $440 $475 $595One Day *See below 17 3:30-4pm 3-4 $270 $290 $365Wed 94009 18 3:45-4:15pm 3-4 $210 $225 $285Coaches: 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: 94005Little Tennis AcademyCombine tennis skills for all levels, beginning match play and fitness. Participants will alsolearn sportsmanship and game etiquette. The student:coach ratio is 6:1.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocAcademy IIMon/Wed 94007 33 4-4:50pm 5-10 $470 $510 $640Academy IITues/Thurs 94008 35 4-4:50pm 5-10 $500 $540 $675One Day See below 17 4-4:50pm 5-10 $325 $350 $440Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A. / Bill Ogene, U.S.P.T.A. / John Cossu, P.T.R. / Ildiko Csordas, P.T.RNathalie Mantilla, P.T.R. / Serge Petit-Pointe, P.T.R. / Lee Dresbach, P.T.R.Academy II - Monday: 94011 • Tuesday: 94012 • Wednesday: 94013 • Thursday: 94014Future Stars Tennis AcademyA child's first Academy experience combining skills, match play, strategy, and fitness.Etiquette and sportsmanship are stressed.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94015 33 4-5:30pm 7-10 $770 $835 $1,045Tues/Thurs 94016 35 4-5:30pm 7-10 $815 $885 $1,110Three Days 94017 51 4-5:30pm 7-10 $940 $1,020 $1,275Four Days 94010 68 4-5:30pm 7-10 $1,215 $1,320 $1,650Coaches: Carlos Maehama, P.T.R., / Bill Ogene U.S.P.T.A./ Carlos Ramirez U.S.P.T.A.1 Day: member - $600/associate member - $750 • Early: $555Monday: 94018 • Tuesday: 94019 • Wednesday: 94020 • Thursday: 94021-46-

health, sports, & wellnessTournament Tennis AcademyFor advanced beginners and intermediate players - includes basic stroke production, drills,and introduction to match play.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94022 33 5-7pm 10-18 $830 $900 $1,125Tues/Thurs 94023 35 5-7pm 10-18 $880 $955 $1,195Three Days 94024 51 5-7pm 10-18 $1,210 $1,315 $1,645Four Days 94025 68 5-7pm 10-18 $1,490 $1,615 $2,020Coaches: 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./Carlos Ramirez U.S.P.T.A.1 Day: member - $790 • Associate member - $990 • Early - $730Monday: 94026 • Tuesday: 94027 • Wednesday: 94028 • Thursday: 94029High Performance Tennis AcademyImprove all aspects of the game. Footwork drills, strength training, plyometrics will conditionour players in becoming top Tennis Athletes. Work towards a U.S.T.A. ranking or progress upthe U.S.T.A. ranking list. Must try out for this Academy.MemberDays Code Sessions Time Age early reg AssocMon/Wed 94030 33 5-7pm 11-18 $830 $900 $1,125Tues/Thurs 94031 35 5-7pm 11-18 $880 $955 $1,195Three Days 94032 51 5-7pm 11-18 $1,210 $1,315 $1,645Four Days 94033 68 5-7pm 10-18 $1,490 $1,615 $2,020Head Coaches: Carlos Maehama, P.T.R., Bill Ogene, U.S.P.T.A. Staff: Ildiko Csordas, P.T.R1Day: member - $790 • Associate member - $990 • Early - $730Monday: 94034 • Tuesday: 94035 • Wednesday: 94036 • Thursday: 94037s o f f e r f a m i l y t e n n i s c e n t e rAdult Tennis Program - MAR-JCC membership required•Seniors ProgramMonday-Friday, 7:30-9am • Round Robin•Ladies’ programMondayBeginners Clinic9-10:30amFee: $20MondayWorking Women’s Clinic7-9pmFee: $25TuesdayCardio Tennis9-10:30amFee: $20(Duration of clinic may be modified based on registration)•Ladies’ Tennis LeaguesTuesdayLadies 3.5USTA LeagueThursdayLadies“B” Team Matches•Mens’ Tennis LeaguesUSTA Leagues 4.0 & 4.5For more information, call Bill at305-932-4200 x160ThursdayLadies 4.0USTA LeagueLadies“B” Round RobinThursdayMen’s Clinic7-9pmFee: $25WednesdayLadies Clinic 9-11amAll levels & teams.Fee: $25FridayLadies“A” Team Matches-47-

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