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M i c h a e l - A n n R u s s e l lJewish Community CenterS a n f o r d L . Z i f f C a m p u sF a l l / W i n t e rw w w . m a r j c c . o r gProgramG u i d e2012/135 7 7 3Fall/Winter Enrichments - August 27, 2012 - February 1, 2013Registration Begins:•Supporting Members (formerly Founders Club): Monday, July 30•All Access Members: Monday, August 6•Associate Members: Monday, August 13•Non Members: Wednesday, August 15Maccabi Gamesregistration forminside!

Important Dates 2Staff Directory 3Membership Categories & Dues 4Membership Policies, Procedures, Services 5-9Class & Program Registration 5Fee Assistance 5Program Refunds 6Payment-Private Lessons/Personal Training 6Personal Belongings/Lockers 6Outside Professionals Use of the MAR-JCC 6Security 6Bullying 6Cell Phones 6Shabbat 6Kashrut 7Caring for our JCC/Environment 7Smoking 7Pets 7Room & Party Rental 7Gift Certificates/Gift Cards 7Party Planning 8Membership Rewards/Benefits 9Connections - Community Organizations 10-11Financial Resource Development 12-14Why & How to Give 12Where to give-Campaigns & Funds 13Where to give-Corporate Partnerships 14Partnerships & AdvertisingSpecial Events 15Post Camp Mini-Camp 16Camp Sol Taplin 17w e l c o m etable of contentsBronson Early Childhood Development Center 18-19After School Programs 20Or Gadol – Special Needs 21Hebraica/Maccabi Tzair 22-23Bamachol Dance Academy 24-25Hebraica Cultural Arts 26Israel Programs & Resource Center 27-28Cultural Arts 29-33Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts Series 29Jewish Book Series & Reviews 30Lectures, Films, Celebrations & Exhibits 31J-CAT 32-33Older Adult Services & TQOL 34-39Services & TQOL 34Programs at a glance 35-36Jewish Cultural Programs 37Trips 38Special Activities 39Health Sports & Wellness 41-46Fitness Center 41Personal Training 42Trainers, Group Training, Silver Sneakers 43Youth Fitness 42-44Group Exercise Classes at a Glance 45IFit Group Fitness Classes 46Aquatics 47-50Sports & Gymnastics Classes 51Basketball 52Flag Football 53Soccer 54Tennis 55-57table of contentsWish to get further involved with our various program committees or to provide us withvaluable input about our classes and activities? Then contact either Helen Beda-Program Chair, David Surowitz-Assistant Executive Director (at 305-932-4200 x127), orPaul Frishman-Chief Operating Officer (at x228). We want to hear from YOU!-1-

important datesw h a t ’ s h a p p e n i n gimportant dates - July 30, 2012 - February 1, 2013DATEEVENTMonday, July 30•Registration begins for Supporting Members (formerly known as Founders)Monday, August 6•All Access registration beginsMonday, August 13•Associate Membership registration begins•Post Camp Mini-Camp begins (through Friday, August 17)Wednesday, August 15 •Non-Member registration beginsFriday, August 17•Last day for Early Registration - MAR-JCC members onlyMonday, August 20•MAR-JCC Preschool & After School Program beginMonday, August 27•Enrichment classes beginMonday, September 3 •Labor Day - No Enrichments/No ECD; Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-6pmSunday, September 9 •Pre-Rosh Hashana Pool Party & Shofar FactorySunday, September 16 •Erev Rosh Hashana - Center closes at 3pmMonday, September 17 •Rosh Hashana - Center ClosedTuesday, September 18 •Rosh Hashana - Center ClosedTuesday, September 25 •Erev Yom Kippur - Center closes at 3pmWednesday, September 26 •Yom Kippur - Center ClosedSunday, September 30 •Family Sukkah Gathering and Decorating•Erev Sukkot - Center closes at 6pmMonday, October 1 •Sukkot - Center ClosedTuesday, October 2 •Sukkot - Center ClosedSunday, October 7•Erev Shmini Atzeret - Center closes at 6pmMonday, October 8 •Shmini Atzeret/Erev Simchat Torah - Center ClosedTuesday, October 9 •Simchat Torah - Center ClosedWednesday, October 17 •Opening Night of HARVEY by J-CAT Community Theatre (Adult) - through October 28Sunday, October 21 •The J Way Family ProgramWednesday, November 7 •Alan & Diane Lieberman Children's Cultural Arts Series presents ArtsPower'sAmber Brown is Not a ColorMonday, November 12 •Veterans Day Observed - No Enrichments - Mini-Camp availableWednesday, November 14 •Alan & Diane Lieberman Children's Cultural Arts Series presents Mermaid TheatreCompany of Nova Scotia's Guess How Much I Love YouSaturday, November 17 •Maccabi Games Opening CeremoniesSunday, November 18 •Maccabi Games begin (through November 25)Thursday, November 22 •Thanksgiving - Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-6pmFriday, November 23 •No ECD/No Enrichments - Normal operating hoursSunday, December 2 •Early registration for Camp Sol Taplin 2013 beginsTuesday, December 4 •Opening Night of Hello, Dolly! by J-CAT Youth (through December 16)Wednesday, December 5 •”Meet The Author” with Anouk MarkovitsSaturday, December 8 •Chanukah begins - Light first candle at sundownMonday, December 17 •Winter break begins for public schoolsMonday, December 24 •Christmas Eve - Center closes at 6pmTuesday, December 25 •Christmas Day - Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-4pmMonday, December 31 •New Year’s Eve - Center closes at 6pmTuesday, January 1•New Year’s Day - Health & Wellness Facilities open 8am-4pmMonday, January 7•Enrichments/PreSchool resume•Registration for Winter/Spring enrichments opens for Supporting MembersMonday, January 14 •All Access Winter/Spring registration beginsThursday, January 17 •Associate Member Winter/Spring registration beginsMonday, January 21 •MLK Day - Normal operating hours - No EnrichmentsTuesday, January 22 •Non-Member registration beginsWednesday, January 23 •Alan & Diane Lieberman Children's Cultural Arts Series presents Tall Stories’ The Gruffalo•”Meet The Author” with Leslie MaitlandFriday, February 1•Last day of Fall/Winter Enrichment Classes•Dates and times are subject to change. Check our website at www.marjcc.org for changes and additionalactivity listings.-2-

MAR-JCC directoryhow to reach us - 305-932-4200Department/Title Name Extension/EmailJ-CAT Educational Director Lillian Andron ext. 130 landron@me.comJ-CAT Artistic Director Michael Andron ext. 130 mandron@me.comHebraica Administrative Assistant Diani Azout ext.119 diania@marjcc.orgPresident & CEO Gary Bomzer ext. 134 garyb@marjcc.orgMaintenance Supervisor Gena Bresler ext. 131 genab@marjcc.orgMembership Department Associate Michele Brodsky ext. 145 micheleb@marjcc.orgDance Instructor Renatta Bucaresky ext. 154 renattab@marjcc.orgAfter School Program Director Neal Buchholz ext. 178 nealb@marjcc.orgHealth Sports & Wellness Director Nancy Carroll ext. 136 nancyc@marjcc.orgExec. Adminstrator/HR Coordinator Ruthie Williams-Cass ext. 133 ruthiew@marjcc.orgHead Lifeguard/Lead Swim Teacher Gloria Castano ext. 147 gloriac@marjcc.orgFinance Director Enid Cohn ext. 137 enidc@marjcc.orgMembership Director Tanya Copernik ext. 173 tanyac@marjcc.orgController Ike Cruz ext. 138 ikec@marjcc.orgFitness/Receptionist Fitness Desk ext. 129 N/AFront Desk/Receptionist Front Desk ext. 121 N/ATennis Desk/Receptionist Tennis Desk ext. 160 N/AExtreme Tennis Director Diego Dominguez ext. 166 extremetennis@marjcc.orgAdmininstrative Ass’t., Camp Elisa Duenas ext. 147 elisad@marjcc.orgSenior Transportation Services Drivers ext. 179 N/AParty Central Coordinator Simon Erdfrocht ext. 103 simone@marjcc.orgTeen Engagement Coordinator Bryan Finkelstein ext. 135 bryanf@marjcc.orgJ-CAT Outreach Director Ashley Blake Fisher ext. 150 ashleybf@marjcc.orgPrime Time Sports Director David Fried ext. 124 basketball@marjcc.orgflagfootball@marjcc.orgChief Operating Officer Paul Frishman ext. 228 paulf@marjcc.orgOmetz Coordinator Abel Garza ext. 204 abelg@marjcc.orgGatehouse/Security Bryant Security ext. 162 N/ASpecial Needs Coordinator Daniela Gelbspan ext. 135 danielag@marjcc.orgCommunity Shaliach/Israel Programs Director Samuel Kemper ext. 128 israel@marjcc.orgFinancial Resource Development Helga Gorin ext. 163 helgag@marjcc.orgDirector of Campus & Facilities Operations Shai Habosha ext. 131 shaih@marjcc.orgPool Operator Dale Hughes ext. 115 daleh@marjcc.orgECD Administrative Assistant Shirley Jacobs ext. 151 shirleyj@marjcc.orgSwim Gym Coordinator Hellen Jena ext. 167 hellenj@marjcc.org10 Sport Soccer Luis Carlos Jimenez ext. 227 soccer@marjcc.orgAccounting Clerk Christine Kisman ext. 203 christinek@marjcc.orgProgram Assistant/Social Media Manager Andee Kochavi ext.195 andeek@marjcc.orgDevelopment/Grants Administrator Iris Kohn ext. 141 irisk@marjcc.orgInfant Day Care Coordinator Phyllis McGuire ext. 112 phyllism@marjcc.orgAdult Services Administrative Assistant Miriam Meislik ext. 144 qualityoflife@marjcc.orgDevelopment Director Elizabeth Mitrani ext. 114 elizabethm@marjcc.orgLeagues and Recreation Director Chris Moltmann ext. 193 chrism@marjcc.orgChildren & Family Services Director Guila Moreno ext. 155 guilam@marjcc.orgMaccabi Tzair Coordinator Jenny Moscatel ext. 190 jennym@marjcc.orgYAD Director Romina Naparstek ext. 148 rominan@marjcc.orgHead Tennis Professional Bill Ogene ext. 160 billo@marjcc.orgAccounting/Registrar Flora Reich ext. 126 florareich@marjcc.orgHebraica Director Marleny Rosemberg ext. 139 marlenyr@marjcc.orgSocial Worker/Senior Programs Coordinator Galit Shemesh ext. 142 socialworker@marjcc.orgMarketing & Public Relations Director Alan Silverberg ext. 189 alans@marjcc.orgAssistant Bamachol Director Tammy Slimak ext. 152 tammys@marjcc.orgAssistant Executive Director David Surowitz ext. 127 davids@marjcc.orgECD Director Jenny Tettner-Gugig ext. 155 jennyt@marjcc.orgTennis Director Donna Tollefsen ext. 113 donnat@marjcc.orgMembership Department Associate Edna Warren ext. 146 ednaw@marjcc.orgBamachol Dance Academy Director Roger Weiger ext. 152 rogerw@marjcc.orgIFIT- Group Fitness Classes Director Dany Weil ext. 164 groupfitness@marjcc.orgHealth, Sports, & Wellness Specialist Ashley Ziff ext. 168 ashleyz@marjcc.orgdirectory-3-

membership categories & duesmembershipcategories & dues• Membership Services Director, Tanya Copernik, 305-932-4200 ext. 173• Membership Associates, Michele Brodsky & Edna Warren, 305-932-4200 ext. 145/146• Co-chairs: Rochelle Parrino & Laura WaichMake the MAR-JCC the Center of your life and become part of our family by affiliating with us.Membership Services Office hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 6:30 pm; Friday, 8:30 am - 5 pmALL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP USE OF...• Aventura Hospital Medical Center Sports and Wellness Complex • Scheck Family Indoor Gymnasium • Outdoor basketballcourts • Soffer Family Tennis Center with 3 lighted clay & 9 lighted hard courts • Schmidt Aquatics Center with heatedindoor and outdoor pools • Lighted Feldenkreis/Hanono/Feig Athletic Field & jogging/walking path • Locker rooms andshowers • Jacuzzi & Sauna (adults only) • Jordan Savage Playground with covered pavillion • Marlene Haime De FinvarbPlayground • Ceci’s Baby Gym • Kiblisky Lounge • Schmidt Library• Kosher Subway • Elsie’s Cafe • Free Wi-FiSUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP (formerly Founders Club) - Receive the benefits of our All Access Membership, plus:• Early registration for enrichment classes and for Camp Sol Taplin • 12 Guest Passes per membership year• 2 complimentary tickets to select J-CAT productions and performances • VIP seating at select events• 15% discount on MAR-JCC facility rentals • Complimentary yearly locker• Complimentary give-away at time of enrollment/renewal• The satisfaction of knowing that the MAR-JCC Scholarship Fund will benefit from your generosity and those lessfortunate will have the opportunity to attend MAR-JCC programs and have use of our facilities and amenities.ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPBenefits all Hillel students and Jacobson Sinai Academy middle school students. This membership entitles students use ofMAR-JCC facilities except the Fitness Center. (A teen interested in utilizing the Fitness Center must become a student AllAccess Member. Associate Members may enroll in enrichment classes, after-school and sports & leagues programs, andHebraica’s Maccabi Tzair at Associate Member rates. This membership is valid during the school year and does not applyfor Camp Sol Taplin enrollment.ALL ACCESS MEMBERSHIP DESCRIPTIONSFamily • Two adults living under the same roof, & 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 65YAD • Young collegiate, ages 18-26, participating in Hebraica’s Young Adult DivisionOut of Town • For camp registration only (June-August)(Based on a yearly contract, valid Senior Individual: $377 - Paid in Full • $36/monthly*Annual Dues through December 31, 2013)YAD: $205 - Paid in Full • $18/monthly*Supporting Members: $1,800 - Paid in Full • $153/monthly*Standard Family: $878 - Paid in Full • $80/monthly*Student: $491 - Paid in Full • $46/monthly*Out of town College Student: $265 (May-Aug + holidays)Single Parent Family: $764 - Paid in Full • $70/montly*Snowbird Couple: $370Standard Couple: $730 - Paid in Full • $67/monthly*Snowbird Individual: $265Individual: $616 - Paid in Full • $57/monthly*Friend of the Center: $360 Non-usage affiliationSenior Couple: $491 - Paid in Full • $46/monthly*Out of Town: $295 For summer camp only*Includes $3 per month processing feeAll Members and Guests under 10 years of age must be enrolled in a program or accompanied by an adult in order to utilizethe Michael-Ann Russell JCC.-4-

membershippolicies, procedures, & servicesMembership Benefits Program - Show your valid membership card and Save $$$!An added feature to your MAR-JCC membership, receive discounts on services and merchandise from area businesseswhen presenting your valid MAR-JCC membership card. Go to www.marjcc.org to view participating businesses.See page 9 for current list of participants.Membership Dues - Payment Options1. Pay in full and save 5%.2. Automatic monthly payment system (Master Card, Visa, and Discover*) based on a yearly contract. Automaticmonthly payments are easy and secure. Once enrolled, there is no lapse in membership UNLESS the membershipoffice receives in writing a cancellation request at least 30 days prior to membership renewal date. Automaticmonthly 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 willNOT be altered unless there has been a membership lapse of at least six months. At least one adult in household mustsign the membership agreement/contract. Membership dues are NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE andcover a minimum one-year period. Dues cannot be pro-rated.Membership Cards/Parking PassesEvery member 13 years and up is required to carry a newly issued photo membership card. To facilitate entranceinto the MAR-JCC, please present your membership card to the Front, Fitness, and Tennis desk receptionists. Thoughwe make every effort to recognize our members, we ask everyone to carry his/her membership card at all times. Ifyour membership card or parking pass is lost or stolen, please notify the Membership Services Department. A $10 feewill be charged for replacement cards and Parking Passes. Membership cards and Parking Passes are nontransferableand MAR-JCC membership may be revoked upon violation of MAR-JCC policies.ParkingTo expedite entry to the MAR-JCC, all members should have a valid MAR-JCC parking pass in the windshield oftheir cars (may be obtained at the Front Desk of the Main Building). The MAR-JCC reserves the right to tow (atdriver’s/owner’s expense) or place a boot (removal charge of $50) on any vehicle parked in anunauthorized/undesignated area.Use of the MAR-JCCThe MAR-JCC, a membership based organization, provides programs and services to both its membership and thecommunity-at-large. The use of MAR-JCC facilities are primarily available to MAR-JCC members. Programs open toonly MAR-JCC members are noted in Program Guide and other promotional materials.Guest PolicyAll Access Members are entitled to bring a guest up to three times a year at a fee of $10/adult and $5/senior or”junior” (13 and under) for use of MAR-JCC Health & Wellness facilities. Guests must be accompanied by a member.Same non-member guest may utilize the MAR-JCC up to three times per year. Out-of-town guests who belong toanother JCC outside the area receive complimentary guest privileges for up to two weeks per year upon presentinga valid membership card from the other JCC to the Membership Department.Class & Program RegistrationTo register during early registration and receive priority registration and member rates on programs, membership must bein good standing for the duration of the program. If membership expires during the course of the program, members musteither pay for the renewal at registration, or give a post-dated payment for the renewal. Payment must accompany allregistrations for classes and programs. To be eligible to register, member accounts must be up-to-date includingmembership fees. Associate and non-members may register for classes and programs when specified. No phoneregistration will be accepted. Registration will be accepted in person or by fax with completed registration form usingMaster Card, Visa, or Discover, with registrar approval. There will be a $30 charge for any returned checks and a $10fee for any declined credit card. A registration will not be processed, a space will not be reserved in the class orprogram, and attendance will not be permitted until a signed registration form (accompanied by payment) isreceived. The MAR-JCC reserves the right to cancel any class or program due to insufficient registration and fees willbe refunded.Fee AssistanceThe MAR-JCC offers fee assistance to qualified individuals and families. Extended payment plans are also available.All requests are handled confidentially. Visit the Membership Services Office, or call 305-932-4200 x145/146, forscholarship application. To schedule a confidential interview, call Daniela Gelbspan at 786-320-6396.*MAR-JCC no longer accepts credit card payments with American Express.-5-polices, procedures, & services

membershippolicies, procedures, & servicesShabbatIn recognition of the significance of Shabbat, the MAR-JCC encourages its members to use its facilities for, relaxationand family interaction. Sports and fitness facilities are open Saturday, from 1-6 pm. Business and membership officesare closed.HolidaysOperating hours and openings may vary in observance of Jewish and national holidays. Please refer to the “Dates toWatch Out For” on page 2. Or check out our website - www.marjcc.orgKashrut/Food ServiceAll food provided and used within the MAR-JCC must be Glatt kosher. Food service must be provided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service purveyor, Kosher Subway, Inc. To accommodate its members and guests,there are two food service operations at the MAR-JCC - Kosher Subway and Elsie’s Cafe. For info, call Maurice Lichy,at 305-778-5946.Room & Party RentalThe MAR-JCC offers its rooms and various facilities for rent for parties (for members and associate members), reunions,and business meetings. Food service must be provided by the MAR-JCC’s in-house Glatt kosher food service provider.For bookings and more information, call ext. 103/195.Caring for our JCC...and our environmentAs part of our responsibility to care for the environment, please dispose recyclable cans, bottles, and paper in recyclebins located throughout the campus. Please use these containers for recyclables, not for garbage. We ask all membersand guests to use trash receptacles to dispose of their garbage so that we have a clean & welcoming ambience.Non-Smoking ZoneThe MAR-JCC is a non-smoking facility. Please refrain from smoking at the MAR-JCC at all times.No PetsAs a licensed child care facility concerned about hygienics combined with a sensitivity to those with allergies and fearof animals, pets are not permitted at the MAR-JCC.Gift Certificates, & Gift Cards, & Tribute CardsMAR-JCC gift certificates are available for any amount, and may be purchased for membership, fitness, and tennis.Call the Membership Services Department for information at ext. 145/146. Gift cards may be purchased for KosherSubway and Elsie’s Cafe. If you wish to acknowledge a birthday or other simcha, extend condolences on the loss ofa loved one, or holiday greetings, you can purchase a Tribute Card for $18. An acknowledgement of your taxdeductible contribution will be mailed to that particular individual/family-call Iris Kohn at 305-932-4200 x141.Keeping up-to-date with MAR-JCC Programs & ActivitiesCheck out the MAR-JCC website at www.marjcc.org, or check out our Facebook page. Content is updated regularly.Visit the website for membership information, upcoming events, class listings and schedules, MAR-JCC news, photos,and much more! The MAR-JCC will send to you its quarterly newsletter, 2 Program Guides, and other promotionalmaterials. Please make sure we have your current email and mailing address.Hurricane Preparation ProceduresIn the event that we are confronted with the threat/impact of a tropical weather system, the MAR-JCC will follow (inmost instances) the recommendations of Miami/Dade’s Public School System. During summer vacation, directives fromthe National Weather Service will be followed. Once a decision to close is made, the MAR-JCC will notify local TV & Radiostations (e.g., channels 4, 6, 7, & 10; WIOD, ZETA, LOVE 94, WLRN) to include in public service announcements.policies, procedures, & services-7-

party centralmembership Servicesparty centralParty Central Coordinator: Simon Erdfrocht, 305-932-4200 ext. 103Let us help you plan and facilitate the perfect party! Select from this assortment of options, or allow us to work with youto customize the party of your choice. Let us make your next “simcha” a special one. We offer a variety of indoorand/or outdoor spaces and custom party packages for almost any age. For MAR-JCC Members Only.(Additional food menu options available through Kosher Subway and Elsie’s Cafe).Party PackagesAll Sports Party Package • 3-hour rental space (up to 35 kids)•Location: ½ Scheck Family Gymnasium or Feldenkreis/Hanono/Feig Outdoor Athletic Field•Activities: Combination of different Sports & Dynamic Sports Gamesfacilitated by a coach and 1 assistant for two hours•Lunch - Pizza, Soda, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $600Dynamic Fun & Messy Games • 3-hour rental space (up to 35 kids)•Location: Front Field•Activities: A combination of Dynamic & Messy Games with music by professional DJ for two hours•Lunch - Pizza, Soda, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $700Disco Dance Package • 3-hour rental space (up to 50 kids)•Party with Dancing, Basic Disco Lighting, & Musical Games led by a dynamic DJ for 2 hours•Lunch -Pizza, Soda, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $750Outdoor Fiesta Package • 3-hour rental space (up to 35 kids)•1 Bounce House •1 Face Painter •Use of Outdoor Playground •Lunch - Pizza, Sodas, & Chips•Additional DJ service - $125 for 3 hoursSpecial Package Price: $600Mommy, Daddy and Me Package – 2-hour rental space (up to 30 kids)•Includes Miss Grace and her magical guitar and 1 assistant (for children up to age 4)•Music, games, parachute, puppet dancing, lots of child participation and interaction for 1 hour•1 Bounce House•Lunch - Pizza, Soda, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $625Splish Splash Party Package • 2-hour rental space (up to 30 kids)•At the Outdoor Pool•Combination of dynamic games and fun with 2 coaches•2 Lifeguards•Lunch - Pizza, Soda, & ChipsSpecial Package Price: $675•Birthday Parties available forGrown-ups too!•Ask us about our “ExtravaganzaCarnival Package!”Call 305-932-4200 x103, for details!-8-

Membership Servicesmembership rewards benefitsMembership has its benefits...not only at the MAR-JCC, but also when shopping in our local community. Whenyou present your valid MAR-JCC membership card, you will receive discounts onservices and merchandise purchased from participating stores and businesses listedbelow (as of July 15, 2012).Active Fit • 10% off - 305-935-8891Alpha Computers • 10% off Labor - 305-932-5535Any Lab Test Now-Aventura • $10 off Labtest up to $100, 10% off Labtest over $100 - 786-541-1212Aventura Finest Hand Car Wash • 10% off - 305-936-9929Cleaners Club • 10% off - 305-935-0202European Fashions • 10% off - 305-933-0102Gallery of Cakes • 10% off decorated cake order 10” and up (72 hour notice required) - 305-935-1114GBS The Beauty Store • 10% off - 305-931-5291Give Wink • 10% off (some exclusions apply) - 305-705-3341International College Counselors • 10% off - 954-414-9986Julio’s Natural Food Restaurant • 10% off - 305-947-4744Just Look’n Eyewear • 15% off - 305-354-2020Kron Chocolatier • 10% off - 954-589-0382Legends Collectibles (Gulfstream) • 10% off - 954-457-3838Locatel Health & Wellness • 10% off any Durable Medical Equipment & free annual membership for thePharmacy Savings Club - 954-416-1200Misha’s Cupcakes • 10% off store purchases and special orders - 305-792-5030MPR (Redefining Your Weight Your Way) • 10% off - 305-868-6850New York Life • Up to 25% off various Long Term Care Insurance Products - 305-494-6978Nini & Loli • 10% off (except strollers or car seats) - 305-335-8068Q Restaurant • 15% off - 305-931-9957Sarah’s Tent • 15% off Deli, Free Challah with purchase of $150 or more - 305-933-2888So-mi Boutique • 10% off entire purchase - 786-787-9087Tasti D-Lite • 10% off - 305-944-4200The Sweet Tooth • 15% off - 305-682-1400Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt (Aventura Mall & Biscayne Blvd. locations) • 10% off - 786-525-2599membership benefits•If you do not have a valid Membership I.D. Card, please stop by the Membership Services Office•If you are interested in participating in this program, email tanyac@marjcc.orgMust present valid MAR-JCC Membership Cardat time of purchase-9-

community organizationsconnectionscommunity organizationsThe Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center/Sanford L. Ziff Campus is utilized by businesses and non-profitorganizations and agencies serving our community. A number of them either meet regularly at theMAR-JCC and/or lease office space at our facility. Some of them are: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 financialresources to care for those in need, strengthen Jewish life and advance the unity, values and shared purpose of theJewish people in Miami, in Israel and in over 70 other countries worldwide. Through the Annual Federation/UJACampaign, Federation provides support to 106 constituent agencies and targeted programs in Miami-DadeCounty, in Israel and in Jewish communities throughout the world. In Miami, this includes the MAR-JCC and JCCs inSouth Dade and Miami Beach; 12 Jewish day schools; synagogue religious schools; Jewish Community Services ofSouth Florida and more. Federation-funded programs are also at work around the globe, rescuing and resettlingthose in peril, helping the vulnerable, combating anti-Semitism and rebuilding Jewish life. Federation maintains anoffice on the MAR-JCC campus for its North Dade Branch, Women’s Philanthropy Northeast Dade, and InternationalDepartment, and works with Jewish agencies, day schools and synagogues to organize programs and provideservices that meet a variety of needs. For further information, call 305-705-0800.Alexander Muss High School In IsraelFor high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors seeking to have Israel as their classroom...and receiving full highschool credit from the high school they are presently attending and the opportunity to receive an additional 6college credits. Choose from four 8-week sessions offered during the school year or from a slightly shorter sessionduring the summer. For info, contact Orlie Braha, Director of Admissions, at (786) 262-2609/(305) 891-8868.The American Friends of Beit Issie ShapiroProvides the financial resource support for the various treatment and educational programs and services providedfor over 10,000 children and young adults with various developmental disabilities at its Center in Ra’anana, Israel.The mission is to promote the rights and quality of life of people with special needs and their families. For furtherinformation, call (305) 933-0774, or visit its website at www.beitissie.org.Bommarito Performance SystemsA performance training company specializing in the development of speed, agility, sports specific movement,power, and strength in addition to offering personalized programs to athletes, and small group training classes foryouth athletes - MAR-JCC members receive a discounted rate. For information, call 305-343-8389.Friends of March of the LivingThe mission of the Friends of the March of the Living is to ensure the perpetuation of the March of the Living Programthrough the establishment and maintenance of an endowment fund. Contact Marshall Baltuch at 786-367-0533, orfriendsmarchoftheliving@gmail.com.Golden Care FoundationAn affiliate of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, Golden Care is an advocacy, referral, and support program.Through a far-reaching network of support services for seniors, Golden Care can assist in solving issues includinghome health care, living arrangements, homemaker services, meals, long term care, legal assistance, and financialcounseling. 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 providedby individual families and Jewish institutions. Call 1-800-635-0120.Hillel Community Day SchoolUtilizes the Scheck Family Gymnasium and Feldenkreis/ Hanono/Feig Athletic Field to conduct its Health & PhysicalEducation classes. The MAR-JCC’s Scheck Family Gymnasium is the home of the Hillel Hurricanes. For information,call 305-931-2831.-10-

connectionscommunity organizationsThe Israeli HouseThe Israeli House of the Consulate General (Habayit Yisraeli) is a joint project of the Ministry of Immigration andAbsorption, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to maintain and strengthen the link between the State of Israel andIsraelis living abroad. Call 305-925-9452 for information and office hours at the MAR-JCC.Jacobson Sinai AcademyUtilizes MAR-JCC Health and Wellness facilities and staff for its middle school health and physical educationprogram. For information, call 305-932-9010.Jewish Community Services of South FloridaDesigned to facilitate independence and assist individuals in maintaining themselves in the community. There arefour service divisions including: 1. Behavioral Health Services 2. Kosher Food Services 3. Rehabilitation &Employment Services 4. Senior Adult Sessions. MAR-JCC facilities are utilized by JCS for its hot meals program.For information and referral, call (305) 576-6550.KesherProvides a quality Judaic and secular education to children with learning disabilities and other special needs in aJewish day school environment. For information, call (305) 792-7060.Theatre League of South FloridaAn alliance of theatrical organizations and professionals dedicated to nurturing, promoting, and advocating forthe growth and prestige of the South Florida theatre industry. It is a membership organization for actors, singers,dancers, directors, producers, theatre technicians, and theatre companies. Contact Andie Arthur, ExecutiveDirector, at (954) 557-0778, or visit www.theatreleague.net.Victory Center for AutismOffers a year round school to serve children ages 3+ who are suspected of or who are on the autism spectrum.For information, call (305) 466-1142, or www.victoryschool.org.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-age students.Mark your calendar for these Jewish Community Services programs...•Annual Milk & Honey High Holiday Food Distribution to the ElderlySunday, September 9, 9-11:30am (at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation)Please volunteer to help package & distribute food baskets to more than 600 seniors &homebound individuals - Call Marian Mendelsohn at 305-403-6539•Collaborative Family PanelSunday, October 28, at 11am or Tuesday, October 30, at 7pm (at the MAR-JCC)Navigate the journey through divorce in a way that will leave the family healthy and whole•Cyber-bullying PreventionThursday, January 17, at 7pm (at the MAR-JCC)Designed for parents of middle and high school students about how to protect/educate yourchild in the new world of social mediacommunity organizations-11-

support usfinancial resource developmentsupport us• Development Director: Elizabeth Mitrani, 305-932-4200 ext. 114• Capital Campaign Co-chairs: Fanny Hanono & David WaxmanWHY GIVEThe Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center derives its operating revenue from membership dues,registration fees, funding from the Greater Miami Jewish Federation and the United Way of Miami-Dade, and fromstate grants and various other sources. Although those funds are sufficient for sustaining the basic functions of theMAR-JCC, additional funds are required to provide for improvements, enhancements, and progress. That is whereyou come in!The MAR-JCC depends upon the generosity of our members, friends, businesses, as well as private and familyfoundations, to provide the additional supplemental funds necessary to ensure we can operate at an optimumlevel and are able grow and change in response to the needs of our members and our community.HOW TO GIVEWe understand that as a donor you are unique as are your interests and your passions. At the MAR-JCC, our goalis to get to know you and to understand your needs. In this way, we can customize your donor experience andassist you in reaching your personal philanthropic goals. The various ways to support our efforts are listed below.To explore one of these opportunities, please contact Elizabeth Mitrani.UNRESTRICTED GIFTSUnrestricted donations to the MAR-JCC are all-purpose gifts that allow us to apply your funds wherever they willhave the most impact. When you give an unrestricted gift, you give us the flexibility to take on new opportunities,strengthen ongoing programs, or meet unexpected financial needs.PLANNED GIFTSWhether you want to provide support immediately or design a plan that benefits MAR-JCC in the future, there aremany options to choose from, that can be integrated into your financial or estate plan. Planned giving vehiclessuch as gift annuities or charitable remainder trusts can be structured to provide income to you and/or your heirstoday, while at the same time benefitting the MAR-JCC. However, if a gift in your will is your preference, our staffwill work closely with you and/or your representative to ensure all your wishes are met.CASH GIFTSCash gifts can be made by credit card, on the phone or in person, or by check made payable to the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center. Checks may be delivered in person or mailed to Gary Bomzer, Presidentand CEO, MAR-JCC, 18900 NE 25th Avenue, North Miami Beach, Florida 33180.GIFTS OF APPRECIATED SECURITIESMarketable appreciated securities, held for more than one year, can be delivered in person or sent through anelectronic transfer authorization. Be sure to notify us of your decision in advance. Securities will be sold immediatelyand the funds allocated based upon your giving preference and instructions.GIFTS-IN-KINDGifts-in-kind are an important way of giving to the MAR-JCC. This option includes donations of property (otherthan cash and marketable securities) such as real estate, works of art, equipment, furnishings, software, andlicensing. A gift-in kind requires an official transfer of ownership and requires the donor to determine the fairmarket value of the gift for tax reporting purposes.-12-

WHERE TO GIVEfinancial resource developments u p p o r t u ssupport usCULTURE • ARTS • FITNESS • GYMNASTICS CAPITAL CAMPAIGNWhen you give to the Capital Campaign you are investing in the growth and in the future of the MAR-JCC. Thesuccess of this $10 million dollar campaign will result in a brand new Cultural Arts & Education Building right on theSanford L. Ziff Campus, featuring a 200-seat theater, a “Rikudim” Israeli Dance Center, both a Music Center and ArtCenters along with new rooms for group fitness. This phase of growth will also generate the space for an improvedand expanded fitness center, a gymnastics studio, additional ECD classrooms, and much-needed office space.Naming opportunities are available and an incredible way to leave a family legacy. However, there are unique waysfor every donor, at every giving level, to get involved.PRESIDENTS’ FUND FOR THE FUTUREThis endowment was created to ensure the growth and prosperity of the JCC. The annual interest earned on thisaccount is used for the upkeep and enhancement of the MAR-JCC as determined by the Board of Directors.MITZVAH FUNDBar/Bat Mitzvah children perform a Mitzvah by giving a portion of their gifts to the Mitzvah Fund and by inspiring theirparents and grandparents to match their gift. The Mitzvah Fund supports our Special Needs Programs and theScholarship Fund.HABIMAH SOCIETY FUNDKnowing that a theatre program cannot be sustained by ticket sales alone, the Habimah Society provides aninvaluable source of support to the J Cultural Arts Theatre’s year-round program through fundraising projects andfinancial contributions. Gifts of $1,000 or more receive choice seating for all J-CAT productions and all gifts arerecognized in each production’s “playbill.” Visit us at www.jcctheatre.com to learn how you can become part of theHabimah Society.NETZACH TRIBUTE FUNDSTribute Funds are a wonderful way to commemorate an event, or honor the life or the memory of a loved one. Whenestablishing a Tribute Fund, you are able to determine both the name of the fund as well as its ultimate purpose andwill forever provide support to the areas of the MAR-JCC that are most important to you. A minimum contribution of$25,000 is required to endow a fund. As an alternative, you can donate to one of the established Tribute Funds listedbelow. Tribute Funds are held in an endowment with the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. An endowed fund isinvested in perpetuity and only the annual interest earnings are utilized. The funds are combined with those of otherdonors for investment purposes and the investments are overseen by the GMJF Investment committee and aremanaged by a professional investment firm.Manny Berlatsky FundScholarship assistanceJacobo CababieMemorial FundUpkeep of Social CenterFanny Hanono FundYouth and teenprogramsPapa ZZ Fund,in memory ofBuzzy JacobsECDSteven Kravitz FundAdult JewisheducationLorraine Fay LinderGrocery ShoppingTransportation Fundprovides freebus service for seniorsMuriel RussellMemorial FundSpecial populationsJulius Werbner FundScholarship assistanceMoris KhoudariMemorial FundLearn to Swim ProgramJCC General FundScholarship assistanceCORPORATE PARTNERSHIPSImportant to Financial Resource Development is building long-term relationships with the local and extendedbusiness community. The goal of the MAR-JCC Corporate Partnership Program is to offer the opportunity forcorporations, both large and small, to create a presence at our Center through participation in our varied eventsand programs. Our calendar is jam-packed each month with new, exciting activities, each with its own uniquedemographic and attendance. As a Corporate Partner, you will have the invaluable opportunity to interact withthe participants and to establish relationships with the leadership, members, and guests of the MAR-JCC. OurCorporate Partners may select pre-designed options or are able to customize annual packages to market to theaudiences that are most valuable to you. Please review our calendar and events on pages 2 and 15, for asampling of just how much we have to offer.-13-

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Be a Part of these Special Events and Activities...special events and more...•Family Pre-Rosh Hashana Pool Party and Shofar MakingSunday, September 9special events•Family Sukkot GatheringSunday, September 30The JCC Way Family ProgramSunday, October 21Rabin MemorialSunday, October 28Hebraica’s XXXI Annual Maccabi GamesSaturday, November 17 – Sunday, November 25Bamachol Dance Academy’s 5th Annual Chanukah DanceFestivalMonday, December 3Camp Sol Taplin Registration Kick-off and ChanukahCelebrationSunday, December 9Tu B’Shvat in the ParkSunday, January 27Bamachol’s Dances with the World International Folk Dance FestivalSunday, February 10Senior Health FairMonday, February 18Verbena Purim CarnivalSunday, February 24Israel 65 Community CelebrationMonday, April 15Bamachol’s 16th Annual Festival YachadFriday, May 24 - Showcase PerformanceSunday, May 26 - Gala PerformanceSunday, June 2 – Children’s PerformanceWatch for…•Annual MAR-JCC Golf Tournament • Tennis Fest • 5K Run • AND much, more more-15-

mini-campsPOST CAMP MINI-CAMPSMonday – Friday, August 13-17Let the summer fun continue as you choosefrom these options between the end of Camp Sol Taplin andthe start of school! All camps provide a daily glatt kosherlunch and afternoon snack. Children are asked to bring abathing suit for a daily swim.HOURS: 9am – 4pm; Optional Extended Care: 8-9am & 4-6pm (Friday til 5pm)More Fun for Everyone!SWIM GYM ACADEMY • Ages 3-13You’ll have a splashing good time in this swim program!Ages 3-5: Learn to swim or enhance your current swimming skills. Enjoy the pool two times perday highlighted by pool games and inflatable water slide. On land, enjoy arts and crafts andplayground.Ages 6-13: Swimming, log roll, water polo, indoor games monofin, and “skwim” are just some ofthe highlights.FIELD TRIP – Grades K-5Each day, participants enjoy the opportunity to go off-campus and enjoy a South Florida attraction.When on campus, schedule permitting, enjoy a dip in the pool, sports, and indoor play.Monday: KaboomsTuesday: Laser QuestWednesday: Ice Skating – be sure to bring or wear long pants, warm socks, and bring a sweatshirt(hat and gloves optional)Thursday: FunderdomeFriday: TY Park’s Cast Away IslandTENNIS – Ages 5 & upMake a “racquet”on the courts with drills, strength training, strategy, stroke analysis, and match play.ROBOTICS - Ages 6-12Design, build, and program real-life models, & learn about renewable energy sources.Features NEW special Lego Robots. Offered by D.B.P Robotics.FITNESS – Ages 7-15Increase Strength & Speed, while maximizing cardiovascular capacity. Includes Boot Camp, MartialArts, Sports Tournaments, Nutrition and Wellness Tips, and more.SOCCER – Ages 7 & up (age 6 if previously enrolled in last year’s MAR-JCC soccer program)Drills and Skills… improve skills in passing, shooting, and dribbling.Fees for Swim Gym, Field Trip, Tennis & Soccer: (See fee below for optional Extended Care)Member Non-MemberDaily $55 $80Weekly $250 $375Fees for Robotics: (See fee below for optional Extended Care)Member Non-MemberWeekly $300 $450Optional Extended CareMorning and Afternoon:Daily Rate: $10Weekly Rate: $4016For registration and questions, callthe Membership Services Office at305-932-4200, ext 145/146

Summer breezemakes me feel fine...at Camp Sol Taplin!camp sol taplinAges 30 months-15 years oldEnroll in theMAR-JCC’s Camp Sol Taplinand choose from more than30 different programs!Four, six, and eight-week options available.Includes field trips (for most camps) and daily lunch and snack.• Swim Academy • Sports Academy •Extreme J-CAT • Nitzanim • Kitanim• Tsofim • Yeladim • Chaverim • Giborim • Madliteen • Soccer • Junior Aquatics• All Sports • Super Sports • Future Stars Tennis • Gymnastics • T’nuah• Camp Picasso • Senior Aquatics • J-CAT Summer Stock • Girls, Inc!• Tournament Tennis • Extreme Aquatics • Extreme Adventure • Extreme Sports• Extreme T’nuah • Country Club Sports • Teen Travel • Madatzim • Koach • Ometz•Early registration beginsSunday, December 2for Supporting Members•Registration begins Sunday, December 9for All Access Members•Register early and SAVE!!!Call 305-932-4200 x145/146-17-Consistentlyvoted one ofthe Best SummerCamps in SouthFlorida!

early childhoodsandra & lawrence bronson early childhood development departmentinfant-toddler/preschool - 2 months-pre-k 4•Early Childhood Director: Jenny Tettner-Gugig, 305-932-4200 ext. 155•Infant/Toddler Coordinator: Phyllis McGuire, 305-932-4200 ext. 112•Administrative Assistants: Shirley Jacobs and Patricia Rutenberg, 305-932-4200 ext. 151•Chair: Karen MeltzerThe Sandra & Lawrence Bronson Early Childhood Development Center is a learning community devoted toproviding a stimulating environment that promotes development and meaningful relationships under the umbrellaof Jewish values and traditions. We work together with families to facilitate children’s development as criticalthinkers, problem solvers, citizens, and active members of their communities. Respect, cooperation, empathy,tolerance, and creativity are values that sustain our daily work with children and families.Meet our DirectorJenny Tettner-Gugig, Early Childhood DirectorOverseeing the department is Jenny Tettner-Gugig, who upon joining our staff a year ago, brought many yearsof preschool teaching experience to us. Jenny received her Bachelor’s Degree in Pedagogical Sciences fromthe Universidad Catolica Andres Bello in Venezuela, and then received her Master’s in Teaching and Learningfrom Nova Southeastern University.About our program:•Infant/Toddler Center (ITC) (Ages 2 months - 2 years)A year ‘round program offering a safe environment where you can leave your child with complete confidenceand peace-of-mind. Children are grouped by age and enjoy music and movement, finger play, andplayground time, as well as holiday celebrations and weekly Shabbat programs. Appropriate challenges arebuilt into activities to encourage each child’s developmental, cognitive, and social growth using the model ofthe Creative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers.•Playgroup (Ages 2 - 3 years)A year ‘round program that incorporates music, movement, social interaction, and playground fun into thebasic components of early learning. Classrooms are center-based with language development activities, smalland gross motor activity centers, and cognitive growth activities. These activities are blended together to offertoddlers the opportunity to learn and grow in a stimulating and safe environment using the model of theCreative Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers. Included in the curriculum is music, Israeli dance, and physicaleducation - all conducted by program specialists, and a weekly Shabbat program.Hours:Monday - Thursday: 8am - 6pm • Friday: 8am - 5pmTuition: July 2012 - June 2013Non-refundable registration fee: $300Tuition - $10,200 tuition contract ($850/month)Early Drop-off:•Hours: 7:30-8am•Fee: $840 Tuition Contract ($70/month), July 2012 - June 2013-18-

sandra & lawrence bronson early childhood development departmentpreschool/pre-kindergartenvacation programs/parent participation programs•Preschool/Pre-Kindergarten (Ages 3 & 4 years old & turned 5 after 9/1/12)School begins Monday, August 27Center-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, and the Marlene Haime De Finvarb Playground. Jewishholiday celebrations, Shabbat programming, mitzvot, and Jewish culture are integrated. Weekly activities includemusic, physical education (swim and sports instruction),”rikudim” (Israeli dance), and art classes.Hours:Tuition:Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm $7,250 Tuition contract (10 months) - $725/monthNon-refundable registration fee: $300Extended DayHours:Fee:Monday - Friday: 8-9am August 27, 2012 - June 14, 2013Monday - Thursday: 3-6pm$2,600 (10 months) - $260/monthFriday: 3-5 pm•Vacation Day ProgramsWinter Break Mini-Camp (December 24 - January 4)In addition to its Infant Toddler Center & Preschool, ECD offers School’s-Out Vacation Programs, and ParentEducation Programs. Vacation Day programming will include a variety of activities, such as swimming, sports, arts &crafts, singing, outdoor games and playground, and indoor play. Glatt Kosher lunch included. For hours and furtherinformation, contact 305-932-4200, ext. 151.Daily Fee:JCC Preschool Children (ages 3 & 4) - $40JCC Member not enrolled in JCC preschool (must be 4 years old) - $50Associate Member (must be 4 years old) - $62.50Non-Member Guest (must be 4 years old) - $75•Parent ParticipationThe Early Childhood Department welcomes parent involvement and participationECD Holiday Celebrations•Pizza at the MAR-JCC Sukkah - Thursday, October 4, 6pm•Thanksgiving Celebration - Wednesday, November 21, 9:30am•Chanukah Lights Party - Tuesday, December 4, 6pm•PJ Library Shabbat Dinner - Friday, January 18, 6pmParent Association For Children and Teachers (PACT)A volunteer committee of ECD parents who serve in an advisory capacity to staff, as well as undertake a varietyof projects to generate funds to benefit the early childhood program.Parent Education Programming (PEP)ECD will present free PEP talks, which feature topics of interest for parents of our early childhood age children. Thefirst program of the year will be:Catch a Glimpse of “CATCH” - Thursday, November 8, 7:30pm: In response to a “national epidemic” of obesity, ourMAR-JCC has implemented CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Children’s Health), a program designed to raise ageneration of healthier children through proper nutrition and physical activity. Learn about this program that is partof the ECD curriculum. Light refreshments will be served.Presenters: MAR-JCC staff members: Nancy Carroll, Sports and Wellness Director; Jenny Moscatel, Maccabi TzairDirector & Early Childhood Sports Instructor; and Jenny Tettner-Gugig, ECD Director.early childhood-19-

after school programElementary Services - Grades K-5after school program, homework assistance, roboticsAfter School Director: Neal Buchholz, 305-932-4200 ext. 178After School Program (Monday-Thursday until 6pm/ Friday until 5pm/1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 day a week options available)A well supervised and structured program where children enjoy indoor and outdoor activities, Jewish holiday & pre-shabbatprograms, as well as do homework in a study conducive environment. Transportation to the MAR-JCC is available from area publicand private schools plus a supervised walk-over from Hillel, Jacobson-Sinai Academy, and Ojus. Daily snack provided. MAR-JCCMembers only. (A $35 cancellation fee will be assessed to those who drop from the program)Monthly Fees - (with & without bus transportation. Must be paid by the 1st of the month)ASP Only (no trans.) Trans. Only (no ASP) ASP & Trans.4/5 Days A Week $235 $135 $3053 Days A Week $210 $120 $2702 Days A Week $185 $110 $2401 Day A Week $110 $75 $150Bus Transportation from:•Highland Oaks Elementary School- 2 & 3pm • Highland Oaks Middle School- 3:40pm•Aventura Waterways- Grades K-8, 2 & 3pm • Sunny Isles Charter School- Grades K-8, 2 & 3pm•Aventura Charter School- 3pm • Beth Torah - 3:15pmNow offeringTemple Sinai/Beth Torah HebrewSchool transportationCall x178 for more detailsMonthly Fees - Hillel/Temple Sinai/Ojus - (with & without walkover option)*ASP Only (no trans.) Escorted Walkover (no ASP) ASP & Escorted Walkover4/5 Days A Week $235 $70 $2503 Days A Week $210 $60 $2202 Days A Week $185 $55 $1951 Day A Week $110 $50 $130Walkover Times:•Hillel: Monday-Thursday, 3:45pm • 2pm on Fridays •Temple Sinai: Monday-Thursday, 3:15pm • 2:30pm on Fridays•Ojus Elementary School: 2 & 3pm •In inclement weather, bus transportation will be providedSchool’s Out Vacation Programs (based on Miami-Dade’s public school calendar)Includes glatt Kosher lunch and afternoon snack; 8 am - 6 pm (until 5:30pm on Friday)•School Days Out: October 26 • November 6 & 12 • January 18 & 21•Winter Field Trip Mini-Camp: Mon-Fri, December 24-January 4 • 9am-4pmWeek 1: M, W, Th, Fri (closed Tueday-Christmas Day) Week 2: M, W, Th, Fri (closed Tuesday-New Year’s Day)Daily Rate: ASP Participant/$45 • Member/$55 • Assoc Member/$70 • Non-Member Guest/$80 (weekly rate available)Early Drop-off hours: 8-9am • Late Pick-up: 4-6pm (Friday til 5pm) - Additional $10 per day/per childYearning For Learning ProgramsHomework Corner • Monday – Thursday, 3-6 pm (Advance registration required)A personalized environment for homework assistance in a small group setting with qualified staff.1 hour/week: $235/semester • 2 hours/week: $460/semester • 3 hours/week: $650/semester • 4 hours/week: $780/semesterPrivate Tutoring • Monday – Thursday1:1 personalized attention • Fee: $42/hr.Robotics Design & Build Program: August 27-February 1 • Ages 6-12, 4-6pmDesign & Build autonomous robots, learn teamwork skills, apply math, science & technology, and research concepts.Instructed by D.B.P Robotics.•Mondays (15 classes): $350-Mem / $440-Assoc. Mem - Code: 30020-ASP•Tuesdays (17 classes): $390-Mem / $490-Assoc. Mem - Code: 30021-ASP-20-

Special Needs Programor gadol•Coordinator: Daniela Gelbspan, MSW, 786-320-6396•Ometz Coordinator: Abel Garza, MS Special Education, 786-320-6396An integrated program that works with all MAR-JCC departments to ensure that all children havethe opportunity to participate in all aspects of MAR-JCC programming, regardless of skill or ability.Or Gadol is partially funded by the United Way of Miami-Dade.Class Code Days Times Semester Price DescriptionOr Chadash 10001 Monday-Friday 2:30-5pm 1 day /week $670 2:1 student to counselor ratioAfter School Aug. 27 - Feb. 1 2 days /week $1,290 • Mon: swim, art & yogaProgram 3 days /week $1,850 • Tues: swim, tennis, &(Ages 5-12) 4 days /week $2,370 recreational games5 days /week $2,680 • Wed: swim, basketball, & art• Thurs: gymnasticsrecreational & musical games• Friday: fitness, basketball, & artHomework Corner 10004 Monday-Thursday 3-5pm 1 day/week $235 Personalized space for(Ages 5-18) 10005 Aug. 27 - Feb. 1 2 days/week $460 homework assistance within10006 3 days/week $650 a small group setting,10007 4 days/week $780 facilitated by qualified staff.Private Tutoring Monday-Thursday 3-5pm $42/hour One on One instruction(Ages 5-18)Fitness/Wellness 10008 Wednesday 3-4pm $310 All levels welcome. Must have(Ages 12 & up) Aug. 27 - Feb. 1 initial face to face interviewwith the Ometz Director.Basketball 10008 Friday 3-4pm $310 All levels welcome. Must have(Ages 12 & up) Aug. 27 - Feb. 1 initial face to face interviewwith the Ometz Director.ExceptionalTheatre Company 10009 Sunday 10am-noon $260 See description below(Ages 12 & up) Begins Sept. 9(12 sessions)Teen/Adult 10010 Sunday 12:30pm $570 Enjoy on & off-site weekendSocial Group Kick-off with fun, & enhance social skills(Ages 13 & up)bowlingBegins Sept 912 weeksOmetz 10012 Monday & Thursday 4-6pm 1 day/week $360 Hands-on learning environment(Ages 16 & up) 10013 Aug. 27 - Feb. 1 2 days/week $670 to teach pre-vocational &daily living skills. Off-site workexperience 2 days/weekplus Life Skills at Ometz House.Drama Program / the Exceptional Theatre Company (ETC)Ages 12 & up • Sundays • 10am-noon • Fee $260 • Begins September 9ETC teaches techniques in improvisation, movement, and music along with an end of the semestertalent show, offering a unique opportunity to bring to light our actor’s gifts and abilities. Showpreparation enhances verbal skills, builds self-confidence, and advances socialization while stimulatingself expression.special needs-21-

maccabi tzair/YADHebraica Departmentperpetuating jewish identity•Director: Marleny Rosemberg, 305-932-4200 ext. 139 • Young Adult Division Director: Romina Naparstek, ext. 148•Maccabi Tzair Coordinator: Jenny Moscatel, ext 190 • Teen Engagement Coordinator: Bryan Finkelstein, ext. 135•Administrative Assistant: Diani Azout, ext. 119 • Chair: Mindy HardoonHebraica emphasizes the importance of promoting Jewish Identity, Jewish values, a love for Israel, and the importance of familyand community. Hebraica reaches out to all segments of our diverse Jewish community through ongoing programs for children,teens, and college-age young adults, holiday celebrations, family activities, and community events.maccabi tzair, miami grades K-10Maccabi Tzair Miami, a branch of Maccabi World Union, is one of the few “Jewish Youth Movements” in our community,that engages Jewish youth in activities promoting Jewish identity, our connection to the People and Land of Israel, andJewish socialization. Madrichim (Leaders) in our Youth Program are graduates of our School of Madrichim, who havebeen trained to conduct social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities with their Chanichim (groupmembers) through varied peulot (activities). See meeting times below.•youth program (grades K-6)Chanichim meet on a weekly basis with their peers and Madrichim. Engaged in activities revolving around Jewishidentity, the People and Land of Israel, Jewish socialization, global awareness, mitzvah projects, field trips, andmachanot.* Begins September 15•teen club (grades 7 & 8)Enjoy activities that promote Jewish life and tradition with the objective to build a circle of friends that care for theircommunity. Includes educational field trips, mitzvah projects (community service letters), an overnight, andmachanot.* Begins September 15•Pre-School of Madrichim (grade 9)One-year leadership program concentrating on social interaction and group building to lay a foundation for theenrollment in the School of Madrichim. Includes mitzvah projects (community service letter), field trips, machanot,Jewish identity, and survival instruction.* Begins September 15•school of madrichim (grade 10)A year-long leadership training program for high school sophomores that promotes Jewish identity and developsyoung Jewish leaders to work with Jewish children and teens in our community. The SOM culminates with a 4-weeksummer program in Israel for those who successfully fulfill the program’s requirements.* Begins September 12Name Meets Code Time Grade Mem Assoc Mem Non-MemYouth Program* Saturdays 50001 3-6pm K-6 $330 $410 $495Teen Club* Saturdays 50002 3-6pm 7-8 $205 $255 $310Pre-SOM* Saturdays 50003 3-6pm 9 $205 $255 $310School of Madrichim* Wed & Sat 50004 6-8pm (Wed) 10 $575 $720 N/A3-6pm (Sat)*Fees do not include machanot, field trips, and other special events and activities; Fees are for September-May•YAD - Hillel (ages 18-26)As part of Hebraica’s goal to reach out to all segments of the population, this year we introduce YAD-Hillel: A program foryoung adults. YAD-Hillel will focus on socialization, sports, Israel & Judaic oriented programming, and travel. The goal is toengage college students with their peers in a social environment in order to promote Jewish life and values. For moreinformation, call Romina Naparstek, YAD Director, at 305-932-4200 x148.For special YAD MAR-JCC Membership rates, see Membership Services on p. 4.-22-

Hebraica Departmentperpetuating jewish identityXXXI Annual Maccabi Games - Sponsored by JGB BankCo-chairs: Helen Beda, Rully Moskowitz, Salo Wagenberg, & Isail WagenbergSaturday, November 17 - Sunday, November 25Opening Ceremonies:Saturday, Nov. 17, 7pm(Doors open at 6:30pm)T-shirt Pick-up:Sunday, Nov. 111-6pmScheck Family GymnasiumBack bypopular demand:•School of Madrichim BingoPERUMEXICOPUERTO RICO USAISRAELVENEZUELACOLOMBIAYOUNG MACCABIMARGENTINAEarly Registrationruns through:Friday, October 5Opens forMAR-JCC members:Monday, August 27Opens forNon members:Monday, September 10hebraica special eventsNew this year:•Bommarito AthleticCompetition•Young Adult PartyHebraica Activity Calendar & Special EventsSchool of Madrichim Kick-off:Wednesday, September 12, 6pmHebraica Kick-off:Saturday, September 15, 3pmBamachol’s 5th Annual Chanukah Dance FestivalMonday, December 3, 6pmHebraica Machane:Friday, December 14 - Sunday, December 16Dancing with the World Interational Folk Dance FestivalSunday, February 10Verbena Purim CarnivalSunday, February 24Hebraica End of Year Celebration & School of Madrichim GraduationWednesday, May 22Bamachol’s 16th Annual Festival YahadFriday, May 24 - Showcase PerformanceSunday, May 26 - Gala PerformanceSunday, June 2 - Children’s PerformanceInfo & Sponsorships:Call Diani Azout305-932-4200 x119diania@marjcc.orgSee insert for Maccabi Games Registration form-23-

ikudimHebraica Cultural Arts Programsbamachol dance academy - “rikudim”•Bamachol Director: Roger Weiger, 305-932-4200 ext. 152•Assistant Director: Tammy Slimak, 305-932-4200 ext. 152•Co-chairs: Esther Fuhrman & Sofia Ackerman•Honorary Chair: Tita CalemczukBamachol Dance Academy offers Israeli Dance, Ballet, Jazz, Latin Dance, Hip-Hop and skills development, friendship, mutualrespect, and Jewish culture, under the supervision of highly qualified and talented staff. The Academy is performance oriented -allowing each child to “learn dance, while dancing.” Being part of a choreography gives each child notions of space orientation,the sense of belonging, and the responsibility of having a place “in the dance.”Israeli Dance - Rikudim grades PK-3 - AdultOur Israeli Dance (Rikudim) program is well known in our South Florida community. With the goal to both learn and maintain ourJewish Culture and Tradition our children learn Rikudim (circle and line dances) and also choreographies throughout the year.Groups from grade 5 through college travel for special performances and dance festivals to Orlando (Universal Studios), NewYork, Vancouver, Mexico, Panama, Sao Paulo, Israel, Brazil, & Russia.Code Class Grade Days Hour Location70010 Dardasim PK-3 Thursday 3:30-4:15pm Katz70011 Dardasim PK-3 Monday 4:15-5pm New Studio70012 Malachim PK-4 Monday 4-5pm Aerobics Studio70013 Malachim PK-4 Wednesday 4-5pm Aerobics Studio70014 Metukim K Tuesday 4-5pm Aerobics Studio70016 Pishpishim 1 Wednesday 4-5pm Katz70018 Efrochim 2 Monday 4-5pm Katz70019 Habonim 3 Tuesday 4-5pm Katz70020 Garinim 4 Thursday 4-5pm Aerobics Studio70021 Keff 5 Wednesday 5-6pm Aerobics Studio70022 Kochavim 6 Thursday 5-6:30pm Aerobics Studio70023 Hora Keshet I 7 Tuesday 5-6:30pm Katz70024 Hora Keshet II 7 Tuesday 6:30-8pm Katz70025 Ruach 8 Tuesday 5-6:30pm Aerobics Studio70026 Ameinu 9 Monday 5-6:30pm Katz70026 Ameinu 9 Monday 5-6:30pm Aerobics Studio70027 Nirkoda 10 Monday 6:30-8pm Katz70028 Libeinu 11-12 Thursday 6:30-8pm Katz70030 Kulanu* 7-9 Thursday 4:30-6:30pm Katz70031 Yachad* 10-12 Wednesday 5-7pm Katz70034 Hemshech 12 –College Thursday 7:30-9:30pm Katz70035 Chavaya Adults Monday 9:30-10:30am KatzFees for 2012/13 Program Year: August 27-June 7Grade/Program Member Assoc MemberPK3- Grade 5 $695 $8706 –9 $805 $1,00510 – College $895 $1,120Kulanu/Yachad $605 $755Chavaya $605All teachers and choreographers will be introduced the first day of class.*Kulanu and Yachad Dancers must first register for their regular classes. Those accepted after auditions will be eligible to register fortheir respective groups. Bamachol Directors may invite, at any time, any dancer that they feel will be an asset to those groups.** Bamachol Caravan is a performing troupe that sings and dances, performing in our local South Florida community, bring Israelifolklore and Jewish culture to their audiences. Audition required.There is a mandatory $50 costume fee per child, per program.-24-

Hebraica Cultural Arts Programsperformances, ballet, jazz, hip hop, & zumbaBamachol Performances Dates - 2012/13•Rikudim Trip to Argentina – October 11-16 (Ameinu -Grade 9)•Rikudim Trip to Panama – October 12-16 (Libeinu – Grades 11-12)•Maccabi Games Opening – November 18 (Rikudim Groups Grades 7 & up, Kulanu & Yachad)•Chanukah Festival – December 3 – N. M. B. Performing Arts Theater (PK-4 to Grade 6, & Jazz)•Festival Carmel – December 6-12 – Sao Paulo – Brazil (Nirkoda – Grade 10)•Rikudim Trip to Orlando – February 1-3 – Orlando (Keff & Kochavim – Grades 5-6) – (to be confirmed)•Purim Verbena Festival – February 24 – JCC (TBA)•3rd Annual Dancing with the World – February 10 (TBA)•Rikudim Trip to Mexico – TBA•Rikudim Trip to NY Festival – March 15-18 (Hora Keshet – Grade 7)•Rikudim Trip to Israel – April 11-20 (Kulanu)•Rikudim Trip to Russia – April 25-30 (Yachad)•Rikudim Trip to Canada Festival – April 25-30 (TBA)•Festival Yachad – May 26 - Gala Performance•Festival Yachad – June 2 - Children’s Performancedance performances & classesballet & jazz Grades PK3 - 9 • August 27 - February 1An introduction to Ballet and Jazz through technique, choreography and dance games.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70000 Pre- Ballet PK3-4 Monday 4-5pm Vilma Vazquez Ballet Studio70008 Pre-Ballet PK3-4 Wednesday 4-5pm Vilma Vazquez Ballet Studio70001 Ballet I K-1 Monday 5-6pm Vilma Vazquez Ballet Studio70002 Jazz I 2-3 Tuesday 4-5pm Yael Ackerman New Studio70003 Jazz II 4–6 Tuesday 5-6pm Yael Ackerman New Studio70009 Technique 7-9 Wednesday 6-7pm Yael Ackerman Aerobics Studio70050 Advanced Jazz 10+ Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm Yael Ackerman Aerobics StudioMember: $395 • Associate Member: $495zumbatomics ® Grades 1 - 4 • August 27 - February 1Designed for kids, classes are rockin’, high-energy fitness-parties packed with specially choreographed, kidfriendlyroutines, & all the music kids love, like hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia, & more.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70006 Zumbatomics ® 1-2 Thursday 4-5pm Ileana Cortez New Studio70007 Zumbatomics ® 3-4 Thursday 5-6pm Ileana Cortez New StudioMember: $395 • Associate Member: $495hip-hop Grades 2 - 6 • August 27 - February 1This is the seventh year that our Bamachol Dance Program will be offering Hip-Hop classes. This dance style isbrought to our JCC with a more family oriented approach. Clean songs & dance movements are used tointroduce children this unique dance style.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70004 Hip-Hop I 2-4 Wednesday 5-6pm Zedric Bembry New Studio70005 Hip-Hop II 5-6 Wednesday 4-5pm Zedric Bembry New StudioHip Hop I, II: Member: $395 • Associate Member: $495At the end of the session, there will be an open class in jazz, zumbatomics, & hip hop where parents may watchtheir children perform.-25-

music & fine artsHebraica Cultural Arts Programsfine arts, piano lessons, cookingfine arts grades PK3 - 5 • August 27 - February 1Enhance creativity and imagination, using different media and art forms.Arts & Crafts, Art, or Painting: Member: $395 / Associate Member: $495Ceramics: Member: $445 • Associate Member: $555Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70035 Art K-2 Monday 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70036 Painting K-2 Tuesday 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70037 Painting 3-5 Tuesday 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70038 Ceramics K-2 Wednesday 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70039 Ceramics 3- 5 Wednesday 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70040 Ceramics K-2 Thursday 4-5pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studio70041 Ceramics 3-5 Thursday 5-6pm Miryam Adatto Ceramics Studioprivate piano lessons grades K & up • August 27 - February 1Popular instructor, Alexandra Broyde, is an accomplished piano teacher who devotes her time to teachchildren this wonderful instrument and open their minds to the wonderful world of music learning.Class Days Time Instructor LocationPiano Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri 3-6:30pm Alexandra Broyde Music RoomOnce a week: M: $550 AM: $690 Code: 70043 - Based on a half-hour classTwice a week: M: $995 AM: $1,245 Code: 70044 - Based on a half-hour classprivate piano & guitar lessons grades 7 & upLed by, Bryan Finkelstein, a former recording artist, producer and professional musician who has workedwith Artists/Bands such as: Grammy Winning Producer Joshua P. Thompson, Kool & The Gang, and more.Bryan has a passion for teaching fundamentals and confidence based techniques and approaches.He'll have your kids strumming those strings and playing the keys like never before...“Let's Rock Out!"Class Days Time Instructor LocationPiano Mon-Fri 3-7:30pm (Fri til’ 5pm) Bryan Finkelstein Music Room(1-hr. lesson 1x/week)Package of 8 lessons (1/2 semester) - Member: $600 • Assoc Mem: $750 •Lessons by appt. - Call 305-932-4200 x145/146be a chef grades 1 - 5 • August 27 - February 1Learn the secrets of Culinary Art and prepare incredible dishes, treats, and specialfoods for Jewish holidays.Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70046 Be A Chef 1-4 Thurs 4-5pm Jenny Moscatel Kitchen-ASP70047 Be A Chef 5-7 Thurs 5-6pm Jenny Moscatel Kitchen-ASPMember: $395 • Associate Member: $495“GLEE-ITI” – Vocal Group grades 6-12 • August 27 - February 1Learn songs with an Israeli/Jewish flavor, harmonies, vocal, and body percussion. Do leador back-up vocals. Perform throughout South Florida with this unique vocal troupe!Code Class Grade Days Time Instructor Location70051 “Glee Iti” 6-8 Tues 6-7:30pm Silvio, Roger New Studio70052 “Glee Iti” 9–12 Tues 7:30-9pm Silvio, Roger New StudioMember: $425 • Associate Member: $530-26-

Children’s & Family Services Departmentfamily programs•Director: Guila Moreno, 305-932-4200 ext. 190Families are invited to participate together in programing that not only provides interaction within their own family,but also the opportunity to socialize with other MAR-JCC families.family programsFamily Pre Rosh Hashana Pool PartySunday, September 9, 11 am- 2 pmA fun-filled day of family oriented Rosh Hashana related activities including arts and crafts, make and take homeyour own shofar – Learn the art of blowing a Shofar and participate in a Shofar blowing contest with your just madeshofar (beginning at 12:45 pm), swimming pool activities, and much more. Free Admission.Make your own Shofar – Free to MAR-JCC members/$10 per shofar- non-member guestsFood available for purchase at either Elsie’s Café or Kosher Subway. Complimentary apples and honey snack.Family Sukkot Get-TogetherSunday, September 30, 10 am- noonWith the holiday of Sukkot beginning this day, help us decorate the MAR-JCC sukkah, sample complimentary fruitsmoothies, story-telling, learn about the lulav and etrog, and holiday puppet show. Weather permitting, full programwill take place at the MAR-JCC sukkah. Free to MAR-JCC members.The JCC WaySunday, October 21, beginning at 11amA fun-filled family day of special activities for all ages. Watch for details in September Center Links & on the MAR-JCC website.Hebraica’s XXXI Annual Maccabi GamesSaturday-Sunday, November 17-25Families are encouraged to play, spectate, and just hang around and socialize at an event that brings 2,000 localathletes to the MAR-JCC along with family and friends. Check out the Maccabi Games schedule for Family Bingoand Young Maccabim activities.Camp Registration Kick-off & Chanukah CelebrationSunday, December 9Registration for All Access Members opens for Camp Sol Taplin 2013, and at the same time let us join together tocelebrate the Festival of Lights with music entertainment, latkes, and much, much more!Tu B’Shvat in the ParkSunday, January 27, 11 am-3 pmThe North Miami-Dade and Broward Jewish communities join together to celebrate “Jewish Arbor Day” atHollywood’s TY Park. A project of the Michael-Ann Russell and Posnack JCCs, with the support of ParticipatingOrganizations featuring entertainment, interactive activities, Israeli dancing, carnival attractions, a holidaymarketplace, glatt kosher food court, and more.-27-

israel programsIsrael programs & resource centercelebrations & shlichim•Community Shaliach: Samuel Kemper, 305-932-4200 ext. 128• Chair: Mindy HardoonThe Israel Programs and Resource Center’s primary focus is to strengthen the ties that connect Miami-DadeJewry with the People and Culture of Israel. Made possible through the partnership of the MAR-JCC andGreater Miami Jewish Federation, combined with support of the Jewish Agency for Israel and Maccabi WorldUnion, the Israel Programs and Resource Center is under the full-time direction of a Community Shaliach (culturalemissary from Israel).Holiday Celebrations•Family Pre Rosh Hashana Pool PartySunday, September 9, 11 am- 2 pmSamuel Kemperournew CommunityShaliachA fun-filled day of family oriented Rosh Hashana related activities including arts and crafts, make and take home yourown shofar – learn to blow the shofar - and shofar blowing contest (beginning at 12:45 pm), swimming pool activities,and much more. Free Admission.Make your own Shofar – Free to MAR-JCC members/$10 per shofar- non-member guests (must be guest of member)Food available for purchase at either Elsie’s Café or Kosher Subway/Complimentary apples and honey snack.•Family Sukkot Get-TogetherSunday, September 30, 10 am- noonWith the holiday of Sukkot beginning this evening, help us decorate the MAR-JCC sukkah, sample complimentary fruitsmoothies, story-telling, learn about the lulav and etrog, and holiday puppet show. Weather permitting, full programwill take place at the MAR-JCC sukkah. Free to MAR-JCC members•Chanukah PartySunday, December 9A great opportunity for all ages to come together to light the Chanukah menorah, enjoy a musical performance byJ-CAT’s J-Cabaret, enjoy complimentary latkes, make your own Chanukah oil at the Oil Making Factory, and makeyour own Chanukah arts and crafts project. Free admission – Open to MAR-JCC members and their guests.•Tu B’Shvat in the ParkSunday, January 27, 11 am-3 pmThe North Miami-Dade and Broward Jewish communities join together to celebrate “Jewish Arbor Day” at TY Park.A project of the Michael-Ann Russell and Posnack JCCs, with the support of Participating Organizations.Rabin MemorialSunday, October 28, 6 pmAn annual community event that memorializes Israel’s fallen leader, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, whose life andpeace making efforts were dramatically cut short by an assassin’s bullet. The program, which is open to the public, isorganized by Hebraica’s School of Madrichim, and will be held at the AventuraTurnberry Jewish Center.Israel Cinema Nights (Meets Bi-monthly, beginning in October)Contemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen on a bi-monthly basis, providing a glimpse into Israeli society andculture. Screenings are at the Frank Theaters Intracoastal – films with English subtitles. Tickets: $10 - Screenings are at8pm. The first film of the new program year will be on Thursday, October 18, featuring the highly acclaimed MABUL.ShinshinimOur connection to our Partnership 2000 City of Yerucham is re-enforced through the presence oftwo “shin-shins” – post high school age young adults who bring with them the flavor of Israel andthe Zionist spirit of Yerucham. Through their work in Jewish day schools, Hebrew schools, with Jewishyouth groups, and with other Jewish organizations, they strengthen the bonds that tie our twocommunities together. In October, we will welcome Smadar Levi Hevroni and Gil Lustig, who willreplace this past year’s “shinshins” – Ido Abargel and Mor Melker.“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”-28-

XXXI Annual Hebraica Maccabi GamesProud Title SponsorSaturday, November 17 - Sunday, November 25Opening Ceremonies:Saturday, November 17, 7pm(Gates open at 6:30pm)T-shirt Pick-up:Sunday, November 111-6pmScheck Family GymnasiumPERUPUERTO RICO USAVENEZUELAYOUNG MACCABIMOpens forMAR-JCC members:Monday, August 27Opens forNon members:Monday, September 10Back bypopular demand:•School of Madrichim Bingo•Young Adult PartyMEXICOISRAELCOLOMBIAARGENTINAEarly Registrationruns through:Friday, October 5New this year:•Bommarito AthleticCompetitionRegistration formsONLY accepted:Monday-Thursday: 9am-5pmFriday: 9am-3pmat the Maccabi Games OfficeInfo & Sponsorships:Call Diani Azout305-932-4200 x119diania@marjcc.orgMichael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center18900 NE 25th Avenue, North Miami Beach, FL 33180

Hebraica Chair: Mindy HardoonMaccabi Games Chairs: Helen Beda / Rully Moskovitz / Isail Wagenberg / Salo Wagenberg•Registration is based on team and category availability•No switching of teams is permitted once you have registered for the Games•No athlete may play without a Maccabi Games shirt, I.D. badge, and wristband•We reserve the right to expel or suspend any athlete or spectator who is not complying with the spirt or rules of the Games•T-shirt sizes for all participants are based on availability•If you would like to volunteer, please contact Diani Azout at 305.932.4200, Ext 119.•Should you suffer any injury, accident, or incident during the Games - November 17-25, file a report with an official atthe Maccabi Games OfficeRegistration fees receivedEarly registration fees September 4-October 5October 5 and laterCategory MAR-JCC Member Non-MemberFamily $325 $385Athlete Price:ChildrenJuniorsAdults $120 $145VeteransCollege Men’s $90 $110Mini TournamentNov. 20 -26Mini & Young $75 $95MaccabimSPORTSx = You PlayBasketballDance CompetitionDodge BallFlag FootballKickballMini-SoccerNewcombVolleyballTable TennisSwimmingTennisZumbatonics®SpinnathonAthleticCompetitionCategory MAR-JCC Member Non-MemberFamily $390 $470Athlete Price:ChildJuniorAdult $145 $165VeteransCollege Men’s $100 $130Mini TournamentNov. 22-26Mini & Young $100 $110Maccabim•Beginning Monday, November 12, there will be a $25 late fee per registration formChild AChild B4-5 yrs. old & K Grades 1-2 Grades 3-4 Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8Co-EdxChild C Child D Child EGirls Boys Girls BoysJuniorJuniorGirls Boys Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12 Grades 9-12 Freshmen/Age 24 Women MenNO REFUNDSNO CREDITSTeam Captains/Coordinators•CAPTAIN COORDINATOR/Helen Beda •ARGENTINA/Oliverio Lew, Hernan Levy •COLLEGE TOURNAMENT/Isaac Perlman•COLOMBIA/Alan Benenson •ISRAEL/Guy Ben Shalom •MEXICO/Dr. Leonardo Frydman, Sari Bejar, Ari Geller•PERU/Daniela Mandowsky, Ariela Mars •PUERTO RICO/Marty Scheck •USA/Evelyn Moskovitz, Kathy Matz, Jeanette Waserstein•VENEZUELA/David Guenoun & Monica Kertznus •MINI & YOUNG MACCABIM/Jenny Moscatel •DANCE COMPETITION/Lia Fischer•PHOTO COMPETITION/Lia Fischer •TENNIS TOURNAMENT/Daniel Halle •SWIM COMPETITION/Andy Fisher, David Guenoun•ATHLETIC COMPETITION/ Bommarito Performance SystemsMale “A”Male “B”JuniorFemaleCollegeMaleAdultAges 25-39Veteranx x x x x xx x x x x x x x x x x x xxxxx x x x x x x x x x x xx x x x xx x x x x x x xx x xAges 40+x x x x x x xx x x x x x x x x xx x x x x x x x x x x xx x x x x x x x x x xxx x x x x xx x x x x xMen

FamilyLast Name:______________________________________RegistrationDate:______________________________________Participant 1:_________________________________________Team: ________________________________________________❍ Male❍ Female❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXLParticipant 3:_________________________________________Team: ________________________________________________❍ Male❍ Female❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXLParticipant 2:_________________________________________Team: ________________________________________________❍ Male❍ Female❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXLParticipant 4:_________________________________________Team: ________________________________________________❍ Male❍ Female❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXLParticipant 5: _________________________________________Participant 6:Team: ________________________________________________❍ Male ❍ Female❍ Male ❍ Female❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXL_________________________________________Team: ________________________________________________❍ Y Maccabi (Ages 2-4) ❍ Juniors Female (Grades 9-12)❍ Child A (4/5 yrs. & Kinder) ❍ Juniors Male A (Grades 9&10)❍ Child B (Grades 1&2)❍ Juniors Male B (Grades 11&12)❍ Child C (Grades 3&4) ❍ College Male(Ages 18-24)❍ Child D (Grades 5&6) ❍ Adult Female(Ages 18+)❍ Child E (Grades 7&8) ❍ Adult Male(Ages 25-39)❍ Spectator ❍ Male Veterans (40+)❍ Tennis ❍ Swimming ❍ Spinathon❍ Dance ❍ Table Tennis ❍ Athletic CompetitionCurrent Grade:_________Birthdate:_____________________Youth: ❍ XS ❍ S ❍ M ❍ LAdult: ❍ S ❍ M ❍ L ❍ XL ❍ XXLIn order to participate in individual sports & dance, you MUST be pre-registered

Payment InformationNO REFUNDS/NO CREDITSPlease Print ClearlyINTERNAL USE ONLYReceived by: ______________________________________Receipt #:_________________________________________Date:______________________________________________Date:____________________________MAR-JCC Member: ❍ Yes Mem #_________________ ❍ NoEF__________________Input Data____________________Player Info________________________________________E-mail:____________________________________Parent/Guardian Last Name:__________________________________________________Parent/Guardian First Name:_____________________________ Parent/Guardian Date of Birth:_________________________________Home Phone:____________________________________________Cellular Phone:________________________________________________❍ Cash ❍ Check #___________ ❍ Visa ❍ MasterCard ❍ Discover(We no longer accept American Express)Cardholder Name (if Different):____________________________________________Credit Card #:________________________________Verification #:__________ Expiration Date:___________________Cardholder Date of Birth (NM):________________________________Billing Address:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________Games Fees: _________________________________ Donation Amount:___________________________ Total:____________________________Cardholder Signature:________________________________________________________________________________________________________NO REFUNDS/NO CREDITSRegistration form WILL NOT be processed without parent/guardian/adult signature.•Beginning Monday, November 14, 2012 there will be a $25 late fee per registration formWAIVER OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENTWaiver: In consideration of being permitted to participate in any way in:The Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center, Inc. sponsored MACCABI GAMESHereinafter called "Activity", I, for myself, my heirs, personal representatives or assigns, do hereby release, waive, discharge, and covenant notto sue the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center, Inc., and the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, Inc., its officers, employees, or agentsfrom liability arising out of any and all claims resulting in personal injury, accidents or illnesses (including death), and property loss arising from,but not limited to, participation in Activity.ASSUMPTION OF RISKS: Participation in Activity carries with it certain inherent risks that cannot be eliminated regardless of the care taken toavoid injuries. The specific risks vary from one activity to another, but the risks range from 1) minor injuries such as scratches, bruises, and sprainsto, 2) major injuries such as eye injury or loss of sight, joint or back injuries, heart attacks, and concussions to, 3) catastrophic injuries includingparalysis and death.I have read the previous paragraphs and I know, understand, and appreciate these and other risks that are inherent in the Activity; I herebyassert that my participation is voluntary, and that I knowingly assume all such risks.INDEMNIFICATION AND HOLD HARMLESS: I also agree to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD the MICHAEL-ANN RUSSELL Jewish Community Center, Inc. andthe GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FEDERATION, Inc., HARMLESS from any and all claims, actions, suits, procedures, costs, expenses, damages andliabilities, including attorney’s fees brought as a result of my involvement in Activity, and to reimburse them for any such expenses incurred.SEVERABILITY: The undersigned further expressly agrees that the foregoing Waiver and Assumption of Risks Agreement is intended to be asbroad and inclusive as is permitted by the Law of the State of Florida, and that if any portion thereof is held invalid, it is agreed that the balanceshall, notwithstanding, continue in full legal force and effect.ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING: I have read this Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement, fully understandits terms, and understand that I am giving up substantial rights, including my right to sue. I acknowledge that I am signing the Agreement freelyand voluntarily, and intend by my signature to be a complete and unconditional Release of all Liability to the greatest extent allowed by law.Signature of Parent/Participant__________________________________________________________________________________Date____________________Registration form WILL NOT be processed without parent/guardian/adult signatureEARLY REGISTRATION PRICES UNTIL OCTOBER 2, 2012Mail or Scan and Email - Attn: Diane Azout - diania@marjcc.orgMAR-JCC 18900 NE 25th Avenue, North Miami Beach, FL305-932-4200 x119• www.marjcc.org • Fax- 305-932-3293

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Departmentlieberman children’s cultural arts series•Director: David Surowitz, ext. 127 • Co-chair: Amy Chafetz • Honorary Chairs: George and Marla BergmannThe Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Department brings quality cultural arts programming for all ages to the MAR-JCC andworks collaboratively with other MAR-JCC departments to maximize opportunities for all segments of our community to enjoytheatre performances, concerts, films, book reviews, and Jewish educational lectures and seminars.Alan and Diane Lieberman Children’s Cultural Arts SeriesHaving completed its 17th season of providing educational and entertaining cultural arts programming for youngaudiences, the Alan & Diane Lieberman CCAS will once again present four free productions (free admission and freetransportation) designed as school field trips for North Miami-Dade school children, from PreK4 – grade 4. With a themeof FROM THE PAGE TO THE STAGE, all productions will be based on stories from popular children’s literature that havebeen adapted to the stage by professional theatre companies. To enhance the theatre experience, each schoolgroup will receive, prior to each performance, a Study Guide as well as a copy of the book for classroom reading.The audience will “Meet the Cast” during a question & answer period after each performance.All shows are presented at North Miami Beach’s Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater.•AMBER BROWN IS NOT A CRAYON (Grades 2-6) • Wednesday, November 7, 10 amPerformed by ArtsPower National Touring Theatre.In this production based on the book by Paula Danziger, the audience will meet Amber Brown, who is having what maybe the worst year of her life, as her classmate and best friend, Justin Daniels, is going to move from New Jersey to Alabama.•GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU & I LOVE MY LITTLE STORYBOOK (Grades PreK4-2) • Wednesday, November 14, 10amPerformed by Mermaid Theatre Company of Nova ScotiaIn GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU, based on the book by Sam McBratney and Anita Jeram, the audience meets LittleNutbrown Hare, who loves his daddy, Big Nutbrown Hare, as far as he can reach as high as he can hop. The audiencealso meets Big Nutbrown Hare, who loves Little Nutbrown Hare as far as his long arms can reach and as high as hisstrong legs can hop. And so it continues…In I LOVE MY LITTLE STORYBOOK, based on the book by Anita Jeram, an eager little bunny lies on the grass and openshis book, and within moments enters a world of enchanting forests, gentle lions, stomping giants, and sleepingprincesses.•THE GRUFFALO (Grades Prek4 – 3) • Wednesday, January 23, 10:15amPerformed by Tall Stories Theatre CompanyIn this musical adaptation based on the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, join Mouseon an adventurous journey through deep dark woods, where he scares away hungry animals with tall stories of theterrifying Gruffalo. However, see what happens when Mouse comes face to face with the very creature he imagined.•WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT (Grades PreK4-3) • Wednesday, May 1, 10amPerformed by Bearhunt ProductionsThrough music and dance, the audience will join intrepid adventurers on their quest to find a bear as they wadethrough the gigantic swish swashy grass, the splashy splashy river, and the thick oozy, squelchy mud. Based on the bookby Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.Schools interested in this series should contact Iris Kohn, Series Coordinator, at 305-932-4200 x141children’s cultural artsWith the support of the Miami-Dade County Department ofCultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-DadeCounty Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”-29-

meet the author book series•Director: David Surowitz, ext. 127•Co-chair: Amy Chafetz•Honorary Chairs: George and Marla BergmannRabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Departmentmeet the author jewish book series“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”MEET THE AUTHOR Jewish Book SeriesA Series featuring Jewish authors or authors who have written books of Jewish interest, who are on national tour todiscuss their most recent writings. After each presentation, there will be a question and answer period, followed bya book signing - light refreshments will be served and books will be available for purchase.MEET THE AUTHOR seeks to capture aspects of contemporary Jewish life, history, culture, and religion whilestimulating interest in reading books of Jewish interest. In September, a full menu of author events will be announced.The following represents an initial list of authors who will be visiting our community (dates are subject to change). Theviews expressed by the authors solely represent their own and are not reflective of the opinions or views of the MAR-JCC or Participating Organizations.Wednesday, December 5, 7pm at the Aventura Turnberry Jewish CenterANOUK MARKOVITS - I AM FORBIDDENA family is torn apart by fierce belief and private longing in this journey deep inside the most insularHasidic sect, the Satmar. Sweeping from the Central European countryside just before World War IIto Paris to contemporary Williamsburg, Brooklyn, this novel brings to life four generations of oneSatmar family. It is an emotionally gripping story of what happens when unwavering love, unyieldinglaw, and centuries of tradition collide.Anouk Markovits was raised in France in a Satmar home, breaking from the fold when she 19 yearsold to avoid an arranged marriage. Markovits went on to receive a bachelor of science fromColumbia University, a master of architecture from Harvard, and a Ph.D. in Romance studies fromCornell. Her first novel, PUR Coton, was written in French; I AM FORBIDDEN is Markovits' English - language debut.Wednesday, January 23, 7 pm, at Temple SinaiLESLIE MAITLAND - CROSSING THE BORDERS OF TIMEOn a pier in Marseille, in 1942, an 18 year old German Jewish girl - pried from the arms of theFrenchman she yearned to marry - boarded one of the last ships to escape the country. Five yearslater, living in America, 23 year old Janine married a dynamic American man but never forgot thewords of the young Frenchman who had captured her heart, "I give you my vow that whateverthe time we must wait, you will be my wife. Never forget, never doubt." But it was her daughter,former New York Times investigative reporter, Leslie Maitland, who eventually determined to findhim, and the story culminates in the daring fulfillment of a vow of love made 50 years earlier.Monday, March 18, 7 pm at Beth Torah Benny Rok CampusMAURICE D. HARRIS - MOSES: A Stranger Among UsWith Passover approaching, Rabbi Maurice Harris, brings the holiday's main character to life as helooks beyond familiar popular portrayals of Moses by interweaving traditional religiousinterpretations, academic Bible scholarship, psychological and sociological analysis, feministreadings, and more. Combining a deep respect for the Biblical text with a willingness to questionreceived tradition, Harris reveals a complex Moses whose life story gives us important tools for betterunderstanding issues like religious fundamentalism, intermarriage, identity confusion, and civildisobedience, among others.Open to the community at no charge. Made possible by the MAR-JCC’s Steven J. Kravitz Adult Jewish EducationFund and by Participating Organizations each sponsoring a different author event.-30-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts Departmentjewish book series , israel cinema nights, dance festivals“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”The Jewish Book Series Alternating Wednesdays, 1-2:30pm (unless otherwise indicated)Co-chairs: Stuart Lieberman & Shulamit Gittelson. Consultant: Dr. Abraham Gittelson.Free bi-monthly book reviews of Jewish interest, at the MAR-JCC. (Dates and times subject to change.)Join different community leaders & educators as they take us on a Jewish journey through literature. TheSeries begins in November with:November 7: Dr. Abraham Gittelson will review “The Aleppo Codex: A True Story of Obsession, Faith, andthe Pursuit of an Ancient Bible” by Matti FriedmanNovember 21: Sy Brief will review “Notes on a Century: Reflections of a Middle East Historian”by Bernard LewisDecember 5: Rabbi Edwin Farber will review “The Book of Job: When Bad Things Happened to a GoodPerson” by Harold KushnerMark your calendar for the remainder of the Series:December 19 • January 2 • January 16 • January 30 • February 13 • February 27 • March 13books, movies, dance festivalsIsrael Cinema Nights (Meets bi-monthly, beginning in October)Contemporary Israeli film is brought to the big screen, providing a glimpse into Israeli society and culture. Screeningsare at the Frank Theaters Intracoastal – films with English subtitles. Tickets: $10. Screenings at 8 pm.First film of the new program year will be on Thursday, October 18, featuring:MABUL (“The Flood”) - As Yoni chants the story of Noah’s Ark in preparation for his Bar Mitzvah, hisautistic older brother, Tomer, unexpectedly returns home, forcing the entire family to cope with hispresence. Their mother is a gifted day care director in a troubled marriage to a crop duster toostoned to fly. Tomer’s presence forces the family secrets to be indirectly revealed, leaving them nochoice but to deal with each other the best they can. Best Film, Best Cinematography - 2010 HaifaInternational Film Festival; 6 Ophir nominations. Hebrew with English subtitles.Save the Dates for:Dancing with the World International Folk Dance Festival•Sunday, February 10Different folk dance groups representing South Florida’s international diversity transmit the folklore and cultureof their countries of birth or origin through circle, line or couples dances, combined with beautiful costumes,music, and narration. Tickets go on sale in January.Bamachol’s 16th Annual Festival Yahad•Friday, May 24 - Showcase Performance•Sunday, May 26 - Gala Performance•Sunday, June 2 - Children’s PerformanceFestival Yachad will again capture the spirit of contemporary Israel and the richness of Jewish tradition andculture through beautifully choreographed dances, stunning costumes, and traditional & contemporaryIsraeli Jewish music representing the diversity of the Jewish people. More than 450 dancers from the MAR-JCC’s year-round Bamachol Dance Academy will be featured along with invited Israeli dance groups fromabroad. Tickets go on sale in April.-31-

theatre seasonRabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts DepartmentJ-CAT theatre program•J-CAT Artistic Director: Dr. Michael Andron, 305-932-4200 ext. 130•J-CAT Educational Director: Lillian Andron, 305-932-4200 ext. 130•J-CAT Outreach Director: Ashley Blake Fisher, 305-932-4200 ext. 150•Co-chairs: Joanne Don & Jodi Sklar•Habimah Society Chair: Denise TamirJ-CAT is the educational theatre arm of the MAR-JCC, a year-round program for youth, teens, and adults, wherestudents are initiated into the magical world of theatre through a full season of productions, Summer Stock TheatreCamp, and a wide range of classes and workshops in acting, improvisation, and technical theatre.TheJ’sCulturalArtsTheatre2012-13 Theatre SeasonJ-CAT presents six productions during its regular season. Drawing upon community theatre roots, our actors andtechies make up a volunteer ensemble that showcases their love and passion for theatre. ALL AUDITIONS are byappointment. For show and audition information, visit www.jcctheatre.com.“With the support of the Miami-Dade CountyDepartment of Cultural Affairs and the CulturalAffairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayorand Board of County Commissioners.”Tickets Reserved seating onlyTickets for all shows may be purchased on-line at www.jcctheatre.com, or call 1-866-811-4111.*• $20 general admission • $12 seniors/full-time students • Group Rates are available• Season Tickets: Includes all five productions plus the Jewish Fringe Festival.• Adults: $108 • Seniors and Students: $75• Jewish Fringe Festival: $36 per wrist band for all events. Individual events: $10 at the door.*Nominal service charge for all advance sale tickets.Harvey (By Mary Chase)Presented by both J-CAT Community (Adult) & J-CAT Youth; Directed by Michael Andron.Hilarious Pulitzer Prize comedy for the whole family, surrounding a family coping with a quirky Unclewho has an imaginary friend… or is he imaginary?!•Performance Run: October 17-28Special Performance: Senior Sunday - October 21, 2pmTickets: $10, includes Pre-show Coffee/Cake Reception and Post-show Talkback with the castHello, Dolly! (Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman; Book by Michael Stewart)Presented by J-CAT Youth; Directed by Michael Andron.Follow the adventures of America's most beloved matchmaker, Dolly Levi, featuring some ofBroadway's most memorable tunes like Put On Your Sunday Clothes, Before the Parade PassesBy, and Hello, Dolly!•Auditions: August 28 - September 2•Performance Run: December 4-16Don’t Drink The Water (by Woody Allen)Presented by J-CAT Community; Directed by John Ferry.Woody Allen's hilarious farce brings the house down with laughter as the Hollander family's Europeanvacation goes awry when they're mistaken for spies.•Auditions: October 29-31•Performance Run: January 16-27Grease! (Composer, Lyricist and Librettist: Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey)Presented by J-CAT Youth; Directed by Ashley Blake Fisher.The ‘school edition’ of the famous 50’s love story between Sandy and Danny cruises intoJ-CAT as we celebrate America's favorite classic musical!•Auditions: December 10 & 18-20•Performance Run: March 5-17-32-

Rabbi Norman Mussman Cultural Arts DepartmentJ-CAT theatre season cont’d. & classesThe Jewish Fringe Theatre FestivalA weeklong festival, filled with Jewish-themed one-acts, stand-up comedy, stagedreadings, music and more! Don't miss South Florida's first-ever festival dedicated to Jewishperformance!theatre classesDear Esther (By Richard Rashke)Presented by J-CAT Community; Directed by Michael Andron.The powerful true story of Esther Raab and her escape from the notorious death camp, Sobibor,her survival and ultimate healing."Deeply moving, brilliant, and powerful..." - U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum•Auditions: TBA•Performance Run: May 1-12Theatre Classes (Grade1-High School)Under the supervision of Ashley Blake Fisher, who became part of the J-CAT family more than one year ago afterworking at Walt Disney World for 6 years, where she performed as an actress, singer, and dancer. Ashley holds a BFAin Musical Theatre and has toured as a singer in over 110 cities spanning 6 continents. In addition to teaching J-CATenrichment classes, directing a J-CAT production, founding J-Cabaret, Ashley also oversees Summer Stock, thetheatre program of Camp Sol Taplin.Broadway Stars (grades 1-5) • August 27 - February 1Calling all singers, dancers, and actors! Learn the ropes of musical theatre, creative storytelling, and theatre games,with an emphasis placed on song and dance. Learn basics of vocal technique, dance, and acting for the stage.Learn a Broadway-style musical number to perform in an end-of-session showcase.Tuesdays or Wednesdays, 4-5pm • Instructor: Ashley Blake FisherTues Wed• Early registration (Members only): $275 • Member: $295 / Associate Member: $365 • Code: 15000 / 15001Improv Stars! (Grades 1-5) • August 27 - February 1Budding actors and comedians: Now’s your chance to take center stage and show off your comedy and acting skills!This class is all about jumping in, having fun, thinking on your feet, and learning the ropes of acting and improvisationthrough theatre games and improvisation technique. Perform in an end-of-session showcase.Mondays or Tuesdays, 4-5pmMon Tues• Early registration (Members only): $265 • Member: $285 / Associate Member: $360 • Code: 15002 / 15003Instructor: Harry John Shepard, who studied at New York University and received his BFA in Drama; trained with NewYork's Playwright Horizons Theater School and the Experimental Theatre Wing; has taught Shakespeare performanceto elementary, middle, and high school age students; has taught safe stage fighting choreographies; and hasperformed in numerous shows including J-CAT's most recent production of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."J-Cabaret Troupe (by audition only - grades 4-12)Auditions: Wednesday & Thursday, August 22 & 23; call Ashley Blake Fisher at 305-932-4200 x150 for auditionappointment. In this advanced-level, audition-only song, dance, and improvisation troupe, kids will work together asa ‘Glee’-style troupe to put together a 45-minute touring act, to be performed at local events and venues.Monday 4-5:30pm • Year-Long Commitment (August, 2012 - May, 2013)• Member: $670 / Associate Member: $840 • Code 15004-33-

senior services & lecturesCharles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentservices & programs, classes & events•Director: David Surowitz, 305-932-4200 ext. 127•Social Worker/Coordinator: Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, 305-932-4200 ext. 142•Administrative Assistant: Miriam Meislik, 305-932-4200 ext. 144•Co-chairs: Allen Zack & Stuart LibermanProvides a variety of educational, physical, social, travel, cultural activities and programs, and support groups andother services to meet the needs of our older adult population.ServicesJCC Transportation Service:Door-to-door transportation to and from the MAR-JCC within boundaries is available. Free for all! For registration andinformation, call: (305) 932-4200, ext. 142. Funded by the Alliance for Aging.JCC Weekly Thursday Shopper’s Service:Free grocery shopping transportation! Round trip door-to-door from your home to the PublixSupermarket at Skylake Mall. Seating is on a first come-first served basis and boundariesapply. Program is made possible through the Lorraine Fay Linder Grocery ShoppingTransportation Fund for Senior Citizens and Publix Supermarkets Charities.Reserve by Tuesday noon: (305) 932-4200, ext. 142.In-house Intake Counselor:A free service. Meet with the MAR-JCC’s intake counselor to either assess one’s physical and emotional needs or tolocate community resources. For a confidential appointment, call Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW, at (305) 932-4200,ext. 142.Nutritional Hot Meals Program:A free nutritious sit-down Kosher lunch is served, combined with socialization, at the MAR-JCC,Monday-Friday, at 11am, for age 60+. Call Jewish Community Services for information and registration:(305) 899-8301 - transportation available within boundaries.Kosher Home-Delivered Meals:For adults 60+. Each meal consists of 1/3 of the daily nutrition required for adults.Call Jewish Community Services for information and registration: (305) 899-8301.The “Quality of Life” – Senior Wellness Program (TQOL)Chair: Carol KaufmanDirector: Galit Shemesh-Leibovici, MSW - 305-932-4200 ext. 142TQOL is funded by the State of Florida through the Alliance for Aging, by Miami-Dade County, by theUnited Way of Miami-Dade, and by the Health Foundation of South Florida.TQOL uses fitness and exercisetraining to improve the ability of senior adults to perform necessary activities of daily living and utilizes social events andeducational programs to enhance and promote each participant's emotional wellness. The TQOL program is open toall year-round Florida residents over the age of 60. Call (305) 932-4200 ext.142, for more information. Free monthlyMonday health related lectures accompanied by light refreshments are also offered:Health Related Lectures - Mondays, 12:30-2pm:September 10: Aetna presents Medicare 101October 15: Oral Hygiene and How It Relates to Your Health & The Benefits of a Medicare Advantage Plan/HMO.Meet Our Physicians, Doctor Talk. Sponsored by Care Plus.October 29: See Better: Vision challenges as you age and what you can do! Sponsored by Plaza Health Care Cafes.November 12: Laughter and Its Positive Effects on Your Health & The Benefits of a Medicare Advantage Plan/HMO.Meet Our Physicians, Doctor Talk. Sponsored by Care Plus.December 3: Keeping Your Skin Young and Healthy as You Age: Nutrition, hydration, exercise, moisturize, sunscreenand more! Sponsored by Plaza Health Care Cafes.January 21: TBA: Sponsored by Care Plus.February 4: Dental Health: What is says about your general health. The importance of good dental health forBoomers & Seniors. Sponsored by Plaza Health Care Cafes.-34-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentday to day...at a glanceSUNDAYSIsraeli Dance • Ongoing • Instructor: Peggy Elimelech.Beginners - 7:30pm • Intermediate/Advanced - 8:30-11:30pmIndividual Class: MAR-JCC Member - $4 • Non-Member - $6Dance Session for Singles • Ongoing • Instructor: Elana GrunspanYou are invited to our new Israeli Dance Session for singles ages 25-35.A fun evening of Israeli music, dance, mix and mingle. No experience necessary.Introductory Fee: $5 per person, pay at the door.MONDAYSCurrent Events • 10-11:30am • Ongoing • Instructors: Rhoda Sigman & David SurowitzDiscussion on today’s events & insight on tomorrow's news. Resumes September 10Free to MAR-JCC members, TQOL, & Silver Sneakers • Non-member - $2Canasta Game • 10am-1pm • Ongoing • Teacher: Anita KarlWhether you are a beginner or an expert, join our game!Free to MAR-JCC members • Non-member - $3 per week.ESOL for Beginners • 10-11:30am • Ongoing • Instructor: Cynthia Klein • Free for all!Join us for fun and friendly conversational English lessons.Knitting Club • 12:30-2:30pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Alicia SternFree to MAR-JCC & TQOL Members • Non-member - $3 per classTUESDAYSMah-Jongg • 9am-Noon • Ongoing • Instructor: Eudis WeillerFree to MAR-JCC members • Non-Member - $3 per weekFunny Club • 10:30am-Noon • Ongoing • Instructor: Eli SilvermanFor laughs, laughs, & more laughs.Free to MAR-JCC members, TQOL, & Silver Sneakers • Non-member - $2Drawing & Painting • 1-2:30pm • Instructor: Dale Gary • Free for all!Learn different drawing & painting techniques, Sharpen your skills. Work with watercolors, acrylic & oilpaint. Sponsored by North Miami Adult Education Center.Coping with the Loss of a Loved One • 1-2:30pm • Ongoing • Facilitator: Ann Miller, MSWBereavement support group in cooperation with Jewish Community Services in response to the grief thatfollows & the life that continues. Pre-registration with group facilitator is a must - call 305-331-1899.Fee: $3 per week • Free to TQOL members.WEDNESDAYSBridge Club • Noon-4pm • OngoingWhether you are a beginner or an expert, join our game!Free to MAR-JCC members • Non-member - $3 per weekBridge Class • 9:30-11:30am • Instructor: Nat StreitmanLearn the "ins and outs" of Bridge with our popular instructor.MAR- JCC Member - $10 • Non-Member - $20 • 4 Classes per sessionDecember 5-26 • January 2-23 • January 30-February 20 • February 27-March 20seniors day to day-35-

seniors day to dayCharles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentday to day...at a glanceTHURSDAYSBirthday Celebrations • Thursdays, Noon-1pmIf your Birthday is during this particular month, let us recognize your special day,sing Happy Birthday to you, and indulge in a piece of birthday cake!September 13, October 11, November 8, December 13, January 10,February 14, March 14, April 11, May 9, & June 6. Sponsored by Care Plus.History Club •11am-12:30pm • Ongoing •Instructor: Sam RichterFun facts and stories on history, and present-day.Free to MAR-JCC members, TQOL, & Silver Sneakers • Non-member - $2 per classInternational Relations • 1-2:30pm • Ongoing • Instructor: Albert Sheridan • Free for all!Discuss hot topics of current international news, politics, & more!Sponsored by North Miami Adult Education Center. Resumes August 23.Diabetes Self-Management Program • Thursdays, October 11 – November 15 • 10am – 12:30pm • Free for all!Program is a workshop for people with type 2 diabetes. Learn to manage symptoms better, manage bloodglucose (sugar) better, ways to balance food, exercise, etc. The program utilizes trained volunteer coaches toteach the six, two and half -hour sessions.*Pre-registration is a must! – Space is limited. Sponsored by Health & Wellness Promotion and Alliance for Aging.Monthly Parkinson’s Support Group presented by the National Parkinson’s Foundation in conjunction with the MAR-JCC.Contact Nancy Carroll at 305-932-4200 x136 for information and meeting schedule.FRIDAYSESOL • Fridays, 10am-Noon • Ongoing • Instructor: Cynthia Klein • Free for all!Join us for fun and friendly conversational English lessons.Early Stage Support Groups • 1-2:30pm • Free for all!Aug 3 & 17, Sept 7 & 21, Oct 5 & 19, Nov 2 & 16, Dec 7 & 21.For those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s related with Dementias & for their Care partners. Support groupin cooperation with the Alzheimer’s Association. Pre-screening is required before attending group. Pleasecall Sarine Salama or Reni Rizzo at 800-861-7826 for pre-screening and registration.•By joining the group, you as caregiver will: Understand the Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, learn aboutrecent research studies, share your feelings with others, express your anger and/or frustration.•Be informed about resources in the community, while your loved one will: Participate in mental exercises& activities, socialize with peers in a safe environment.A Matter of Balance • Fridays, October 12 – December 7 • 10am – Noon • Free for allThis worldwide winning award workshop is designed to reduce the fear of falling and increase the activitylevels of older adults who have concerns about falls. The program utilizes trained volunteer coaches toteach the eight, two-hour sessions. Pre-registration is a must! – Space is limited.Sponsored by Alliance for Aging and A Matter of Balance.Finance & Investments Discussion GroupFridays, 10-11am • Ongoing • Instructor: Walter Perlstein • Free for all!-36-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentjewish cultural programsApples N’ Honey- Volunteer Appreciation BrunchWednesday, September 12, 11amLet’s kick-off our season by honoring our most valued volunteers who have been instrumentalin the growth and success of our Adult Services Department. Includes an elaborate brunch, aRosh Hashanah themed program, and a presentation to our volunteers.Sponsored by Imperial Club.Tickets: Advanced registration - $12 • At Door: $18IMPERIALCLUBseniors cultural programsIntergenerational Sukkot CelebrationThursday, October 4, 9:45amCelebrate this Jewish holiday that commemorates the Children of Israel’s wandering in thedeserts, for 40 years with fifth grade students of the Jacobson Sinai Academy.Includes: Light breakfast, musical performance, and “Jewpardy” (Trivia Game on High Holidays)Fee: Advanced registration - $12 • At Door: $18Chanukah PartyWednesday, December 12, 11amJoin us for a spirited holiday afternoon as we celebrate this Festival of Freedom!Light the candles, have holiday refreshments,& enjoy a Sock Hop, music from the 50’s & 60’s, and Doo-Wop!Tickets: Advanced registration - $12• At Door: $18IMPERIALCLUB“Yiddish Vinkel”Thursdays, 9:45-10:45amCome join us at our Yiddish Corner with Yosef Goldman!Whether you speak it or not… If you love Yiddish, you’ll enjoy this interactive talk.It offers a potpourri of zaftic expressions, maisalach, charming anecdotes, sing-along,and hilarious jokes, sure to transfer you to a place filled with nostalgia anddelightful memories.October 18 • November 5 & 15 • December 6 & 20 • January 3 & 17February 7 & 21 • March 7 & 21 • April 11 & 25 • May 9 & 23Free to MAR-JCC members, TQOL, & Silver Sneakers • Non-member - $2The Jewish Book Series Alternating Wednesdays, 1 - 2:30pm (unless otherwise indicated) • Free for all!Co-chairs: Stuart Lieberman & Shulamit Gittelson • Consultant: Dr. Abraham GittelsonFree bi-monthly book reviews of Jewish interest, at the MAR-JCC.Join different community leaders & educators as they take us on a Jewish journey through literature.The Series begins with in November with:November 7: Dr. Abe Gittelson will review “The Aleppo Codex: A True Story of Obsession, Faith, andthe Pursuit of an Ancient Bible” by Matti FriedmanNovember 21: Sy Brief will review “Notes on a Century: Reflections of a Middle East Historian”by Bernard LewisDecember 5: Rabbi Edwin Farber will review “The Book of Job: When Bad Things Happened to a GoodPerson” by Harold KushnerMark your calendar for the remainder of the Series:December 19 • January 2 • January 16 • January 30 • February 13 • February 27 • March 13-37-

senior tripsCharles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentsocially active seniors - tripsA great opportunity for our older adult population to enjoy day & extended trips. Each trip includes round-triptransportation, admissions, and when indicated, lunch.Mall Hoppers ClubShop 'til you drop! Join us on Tuesdays for different shopping (or window shopping) experiences at various mallsthroughout Miami-Dade, Broward, & Palm Beach Counties.Departs JCC at 9:30 am; returns approximately 3pm. Lunch on your own.To register, call 305-932-4200, ext. 142. MAR-JCC Members - $10 • Non-Member - $15November 13 - Festival Flea Market, Pompano BeachDecember 11 – Radisson Mart, MiamiJanuary 15 - Lincoln Road MallFebruary 12 - City Place, West Palm BeachMarch 12 - Sawgrass Mills, SunriseApril 9 - IKEA, SunriseOpera Luncheon at Brooks RestaurantFriday, August 10, 11am-4pm – Come Swing With MeTravel to Deerfield Beach for a celebration of the great Swing Standards made famous by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald,Michael Buble, Harry Connick, Jr., Peggy Lee & many others! Swingin’ pianist Dr. Warren Broome leads soprano songstylist, Alicia Branch, & lyric baritone, William Stafford, through these vocal gems. Includes: three course meal,entertainment, tax, gratuity & transportation. MAR-JCC Members - $48 / Non-Member - $60Shark at Museum of ArtTuesday ,August 28, 10amAt the Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, in association with Nova Southeastern University’s Oceanographic Center.Drawings of all the known varieties of sharks in the world; photographs, sculptures, paintings, and video as well as asection devoted to the sensational impact of the 1975 Steven Spielberg film “Jaws.” Includes admission, lunch, androundtrip transportation. MAR-JCC Members - $38 / Non-members - $55Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Marlins Park!Tuesday, October 23, 10amExperience a behind-the-scenes tour of the new, state-of-the-art Marlins Park, a 37,000-seat retractable roof facility inthe heart of Miami deemed the jewel of Major League Baseball. Tour includes visits to the field, clubhouse, the battingcage area, the "Art in Public Places" art found throughout the facility, the bobblehead display, as well as the premiumareas & suites. MAR-JCC Members - $40 / Non-member - $55Fruit and Spice Park and Cauley SquareTuesday, December 4, 9:30amFruit and Spice Park is more than 30 acres of tropical delight, with over 500 varieties of herbs, nuts, spices andunusual fruits. Cauley Square is a delightful combination of old Florida shops, antique and arts & crafts stores.Enjoy lunch at their famous tea room.MAR-JCC Members - $50 / Non-member - $65The Last Five Years- By Jason Robert BrownSunday, December 16, 12:30pmA contemporary song-cycle musical at Actor’s Playhouse, that ingeniously chronicles the five year life of a marriage,from meeting to break-up... or from break-up to meeting, depending on how you look at it. Based on the author’spersonal story, this musical from the composer of Songs From A New World, will be an artistic treat.MAR-JCC Members - $55 / Non-member - $69Other Desert Cities - By Jon Robin BaitzWednesday, January 23, 12:30pmPerformed at Actor’s Playhouse, this funny and searing play by the creator of TV’s Brothers & Sisters, is currentlyplaying on Broadway. Touted as “The Best New Play on Broadway!” by The New York Times, this scintillating dramaabout a family pushed to the brink, balances comedy and intense drama with rich dialogue and finely craftedcharacters.MAR-JCC Members - $48 / Non Member - $60-38-

Charles & Shirley Krone Adult Services Departmentjewish books, lectures, socially active seniorsSpecial Activitiessenior activitiesLiving & Leaving Your LegacyThursday, October 4, 11, 18, 25, & November 1, 8, 15, 29 • 9:30-11am, at Temple SinaiBy the end of this 3-week interactive class, you will be on your way to putting yourpriceless legacy into an ethical will, a journal, a memoir, an autobiography, or an oralhistory. A great project to pass down to children and grandchildren, other familymembers, and friends.•What gives your life meaning?•What do you want to pass along?•What life lessons have you learned?•What do you want people to remember about you?Instructor: Merle R. Saferstein, former Director of Education Outreach at the Holocaust Documentation andEducation Center. Prolific journal writer and teacher of journal writing workshops for 30 years, focusing on passingalong the essence of one’s life. For more information and registration, please contact Merle R. Saferstein at 305-931-2234 or merles1212@yahoo.com.Fee: $110(Presented by the MAR-JCC & Temple Sinai. Checks made payable to Temple Sinai, but may be dropped off atthe MAR-JCC’s Adult Services Department)First Ladies of the White HouseWednesday, October 24, 1pm • Free for all!Join community educator, ELAINE RUDNER, for a stimulating lecture and discussion! Forty women we know littleabout! Let’s peek behind the White House doors for a revealing look at these incredible ladies! Did they reallyinfluence their husbands & help to run the country? Free to all!8th Annual Bingo Night!Saturday, November 10, 7:30pmB-10! G-18!... “That’s a Bingo!” A fun-filled evening to benefit the Krone Adult ServicesDepartment. Light refreshments, socializing, your favorite games, & great prizes! For moreinformation & tickets, please call 305-932-4200 x142/144. Tickets: $12 in advance. At Door: $18MiniFLOW (Florida Licensing On Wheels)Monday, November 14, 9:30am-2:30pmPresented by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Program offers: License Renewal, DuplicateLicense, First time or Duplicate I.D. Card, Learner's License. (Identification required in order to obtain any of theseservices. Please check with Florida Department of Motor Vehicles). No appointment necessary, open to the public.For more information, call 305-932-4200 x142/144.-39-

elsie’s cafe & kosher subwayWhen you’re Jewish,It’s All About The Food!Hours Begining August 27...Elsie’s Cafe’ Hours:Monday-Thursday, 7:30am-7pmFriday, 7:30am-3pmSunday, 8am-2pm786-345-1772Kosher Subway Hours:Sunday-Thursday, 11am-9pmFriday, 11am-3pmwww.koshersubway.net305-663-9883Starbucks Coffee, great smoothies, salads, subs, and more...Make it a Great Day at Elsie’s Cafe´or Kosher Subway!-40-

Fitness& Wellness hoursMonday - Thursday: 6am to 10pmFriday - 6am to 5pmSaturday - 1pm to 6pmSunday - 8am to 6pmhealth, sports & wellness•Health & Wellness Director: Nancy Carroll, 305-932-4200 ext. 136•Health, Sports & Wellness Specialist: Ashley Ziff, 305-932-4200 ext. 168•Fitness Desk Manager: Carmen Corrales, 305-932-4200 ext. 129• Fitness Floor Manager: Leslie Hill, 305-932-4200 ext. 129• Chair: Marcia Orvietofitness centerwelcome...Aventura Hospital and Medical Center Health, Sports, and Wellness ComplexOur Wellness Center offers numerous fitness classes and services designed for those just beginning theirhealthy lifestyle as well as those who have achieved their fitness goals. For an up-to-date schedule of classes,stop by the Wellness Desk or call our Health & Wellness Director, at ext. 136.Our staff of Certified Personal Fitness Trainers offer you the ability to work in a safe, effective, and challengingenvironment. All of our personal trainers hold numerous national certifications. Our trainers offer cutting edgeprograms for all fitness levels and age ranges including, youth training, weight loss, aerobic conditioning, pilates, yoga,boxing, strength training, sports conditioning, flexibility, core focus, and much more. We utilize top of the line trainingmethods and equipment.•Over 40 challenging group exercise classes• Over 6,500 sq. ft. of clean, well maintained workout space• State-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment: Star Trac, Precor, Stairmaster, and Lifecycle• 4 Station Cybex Modular • 3 Station Cable Keiser • Full line of CYBEX Strength Training Stations• Pilates Reformer • TRX Suspension • Kettlebells • Bosu Trainers • Ab Coaster• 4 Sorinex Free Weight Racks • Sony Personal Radios• 2 Spider Rows • 2 Reverse Hypers • 2 Glute/Ham Raise • 1 Belt Squat• Full Locker Room Amenities• Saunas & Jacuzzi • Complimentary Towel Service at Wellness Desk• Full-sized Group Exercise • Spinning & TRX Studios • Pilates Studio• Friendly & knowledgable Floor Staff• Certified Personal Trainers & Group Exercise Instructors• One Complimentary 45 minute Wellness Center Orientation for New Members(Call to schedule appointment - 305-932-4200 x136, or email nancyc@marjcc.org)Java at the “J” & “What Does the Doctor Have to Say?”A community service Presented by Aventura Hospital and Medical CenterMeets monthly • Tuesdays, 4:30-6pmFree!FREE Wellness lectures presented by medical staff of Aventura Hospital and Medical Center, createdfor adults of all ages. These monthly seminars provide important healthcare tips in a relaxed settingover coffee & light refreshments.•Tuesday, September 11 - Prostate Cancer in Young Men•Tuesday, October 16 - Mammogram Screening Drive•Tuesday, November 13 - Germs & Kids•Tuesday, December 11 - Toy SafetyTo RSVP, or for more information, call Nancy Carroll at 305-932-4200 ext. 136-41-

personal training1 hour session(s)5 $335 ($67 per)10 $625 ($62.50 per)20 $1085 ($54.25 per)health, sports & wellnesspersonal trainingOur certified, and experienced Personal Trainers can help you:•Lose Body Fat •Increase Strength & Endurance •Improve Balance & Posture•Build Lean Muscle •Rehabilitate •Train Sports Specifically •Prevent Injury*Personal Training Session Rates (members only)One-on-One1/2 hour session(s)5 $250 ($50 per)10 $435 ($43.50 per)20 $735 ($36.75 per)Partners in Training (shared session – 2 people max)1/2 hour session(s)5 $300 ($60 per)10 $545 ($54.50 per)20 $935 ($46.75 per)1 hour session(s)5 $510 ($102 per)10 $945 ($94.50 per)20 $1,620 ($81 per)Purchase 5, 10, & 20 Session Packages and Save! Group rates available(Must be used within 1 year of purchase and are non-transferable. Gift certificates available, call ext. 129)*Package rates: Sessions are by appointment only. All MAR-JCC personal training must be reserved with a credit cardand scheduled in advance prior to the appointment. 24 hour cancellation policy on all personal training. Cancellationwithout 24 hour notification will result in full billing for the appointment. Payment to the MAR-JCC may only be madethrough a MAR-JCC Program Registrar.Special!Personal Training 101Special Introductory Get Started Offer:•Experience the benefit and guidance of personal training•Get Two 60-minute sessions for $99 (New Clients Only)Call Nancy Carroll at 305-932-4200 ext. 136to register for personal training sessions with MAR-JCC Certified Personal TrainersOpen to MAR-JCC Members only-42-

health, sports & wellnessmeet our trainers, group training, silver sneakers, quality of lifeMeet our Personal TrainersLeslie Hil•IFPA Certified Advanced Personal Fitness Trainer•IFPA Certified Strength Training Specialist•IFPA Certified Sport Nutrition SpecialistJohn Interian•American Council on Exercise Personal Training•Certified Level 2 Kettle Bell InstructorRick Moore•B.A. in Kinesiology from San Francisco State University•ASFA Certified Personal Trainer•ASFA Certified Senior Personal Trainer•ASFA Certified Strength CoachGerard Myruski•IFPA Certified Exercise and Diabetes Specialist•IFPA Certified Exercise and Heart Disease Specialist•IFPA Certified Exercise and Multiple Sclerosis Specialist•IFPA Exercise and Parkinson’s SpecialistErnesto Rivera•AFAA Certified Personal Fitness Trainer•TRX-STC Certified Instructor•USJA Black Belt JudoChristopher Simons•ACE Certified Personal Trainer•Physical Education (P.E.) Certified•B.S. in Dietetic and Nutrition, FIU, MiamiMarion Tarasuk•ACE Certified Personal Trainer•NSCA Certified Personal Trainer•ACSM Certified Personal Trainer•CPTS Fitness International InstituteJonathan Woods•NASM Certified Personal Trainer•AFAA Certified Group Fitness TrainerAll of our MAR-JCC Personal Trainers are CPR & First Aid Certified. For more detailed information about eachPersonal Trainer, see the Bio-Board next to the Fitness Desk.fitness trainers & group fitnessGroup Fitness TrainingAdult Boot Camp - Members onlyTuesdays & Thursdays (Outdoors)4:05-4:55pm10-Session Package for $120Instructor: John InterianBack in Shape - Men onlyTuesdays & Thursdays (in the Fitness Center)7-8pm10-Session Package for $140 (1st class Free!)Instructor: Jonathan WoodsNEW!Middle School Boot Camp • Grades 5-8 • Tues and/or Thurs, 5-6pm • Inside & OutsideDesigned to help kids increase strength and speed, while maximizing cardiovascular capacity. Martial arts, sportstournaments, circuit training, nutrition, and wellness tips are part of the program.Early Mem Assoc Mem CodesTuesday: $335 $360 $450 95021Thursday: $335 $360 $450 95022Tues/Thurs: $605 $655 $820 95020Is free to all participating health insurance programs. SilverSneakers ® is a unique exercise, physicalactivity, and social oriented program designed to encourage Medicare eligible members, oftenburdened by multiple chronic conditions, to increase their levels of physical activity, and motivate them to continue to beactive. Please contact Carmen Corrales, Fitness Desk Manager at (305) 932-4200, ext. 129, for more information.The Quality of Life Senior Wellness Program is funded by the State of Florida through the Alliance for Aging; by Miami-DadeCounty through the Department of Human Services and the United Way of Miami-Dade. It uses fitness and exercise trainingto improve senior adults’ ability to perform necessary activities of daily living and utilizes social events and educationalprograms to enhance and promote each participant’s health and emotional wellness. Open to all qualifying year-roundFlorida residents over the age of 60. Contact Galit Shemesh, MSW at (305) 932-4200, ext. 142, for information.-43-

youth fitnesshealth, sports & wellnessyouth fitness, boot camp, martial arts, fencing, golfAfter School Fitness Conditioning • Grades 3-8Monday - Friday, 4-5pm • August 27-February 1•Small group fitness training program •Supervised instructional hour provides targeted training•A well-balanced weekly workout to maintain & improve your child’s physical healthProgram offers:• 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 • BootcampDay Class DescriptionMonday Boxing Conditioning MMA Training Drills with John InterianTuesday Sport Functional Training Whole Body Training with Jonathan WoodsThursday Sport Functional Training Whole Body Training with Jonathan WoodsFriday Boxing Conditioning MMA Training Drills with John InterianEarly Mem Assoc Mem Codes1 day/week: $335 $360 $450 950002 days/week: $605 $655 $820 950003 days/week: $860 $930 $1,160 950004 days/week: $1,095 $1,190 $1,485 95000(Any class cancelled due to JCC closure and/or instructor cancellation may be made up on another day of programming.)Elite Krav Maga • Ages 4-9 • August 27 - February 1by South Florida Youth SportsLearn the art of self-discipline. A fun-filled class where children learn basic martial arts and safety skills, developfocus and flexibility, and learn techniques to avoid dangerous situations.Day Sessions Code Time Age Early Mem Assoc MemMon & Wed 35 95001 3:30-4:10pm 4-5 $565 $610 $760Mon 15 95013 $245 $265 $330Wed 20 95014 $325 $350 $440Mon & Wed 35 95002 4:15-5pm 6-9 $565 $610 $760Mon 15 95015 $245 $265 $330Wed 20 95016 $325 $350 $440The Art of Fencing • Ages 6 & up • August 27 - February 1Metal hitting metal & blades slashing through the air. LIVE THE FANTASY! FENCEforFUN, method focuseson developing the whole child- mental, emotional, & physical. Instructed by Sabre Outreach Network.Days Sessions Code Time Age Early Mem Assoc MemThurs 20 95004 4-5pm 6+ $350 $380 $475All FENCEforFUN Programs include the use of fencing specific gear (mask, sabre, jacket).Gear available for purchase through Sabre Outreach Network.High Performance Junior Golf Program • Ages 6-17 • August 27 - February 1Program includes stretch and warm up, practice of short and long game, play at the course, indoor activities, andcontests. Learn the official rules of golf. Presented by RSM GOLF at Hillcrest Golf & Country Club.Days Code Time Age Early Mem Assoc MemMon/Wed 96500 4-7pm 6-17 $1,750 $1,900 $2,375Tues/Thurs 96501 4-7pm 6-17 $1,750 $1,900 $2,375Three Days 96502 4-7pm 6-17 $2,510 $2,725 $3,405Four Days 96503 4-7pm 6-17 $3,185 $3,460 $4,325One Day see below 4-7pm 6-17 $960 $1,040 $1,300Mon - 96504 • Tues - 96505 • Wed - 96506 • Thurs - 96507-44-

health, sports & wellnessadult group exercise classes at a glance(B) Beginner • (I) Intermediate • (A )Advanced • (SS) Silver Sneakers • (PS) Parkinson’s Society onlyTime Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday8:15am Intermediate Yoga X-Training * Pilates Fusion Fit Dance Explosion(I-A) (I-A) (I-A) (I-A)fitness class schedule8:30am Vinyasa Yoga (2-hours)Boot Camp (8:15am)Call for ScheduleHeld Outdoors8:45am Stretch & Flex Sr. Aerobics Stretch & Flex Sr. Aerobics Stretch & Flex(B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS) (B-SS)Power Step &9:30am Sculpt (I-A) Low Impact Power Step & Low Impact Cardio KickBreathing &(I) Sculpt (I-A) (I) (I)Meditation9:45am Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize10:30am Silver Sneakers Latin Cardio Silver Sneakers Body Flow Latin Cardio2 (B-I) (BI-SS)Katz 2 (B-I) (BI-SS) (BI-SS)11:30am Tai Chi Silver Sneakers Tai Chi Silver Sneakers Silver Sneakers(B-SS) 1 (B-SS) (B-SS) 1 (B-SS) 1 (B-SS)(12:30pm)Strength1pm Gentle Yoga Gentle Yoga Latin Cardio & Movement(PS) (B-SS) (PS) (PS6:30pm*7pm Core 101 (30 min) Core 101 (30 min)7:30pmVinyasa YogaFIRST COME...FIRST SERVED - Reservations must be made in person no more than 30 minutes prior to class.Classes in shaded boxes are free to Quality of Life members. I.D. card required for entry!*Fees may applyFor more information, call the Fitness Desk at 305-932-4200, ext. 129.Schedules change seasonally, check with the fitness desk or go to www.marjcc.org for the latest fitness schedules.Fitness Classes$5 Members / $10 Non-MembersFor class descriptions, go to www.marjcc.org orcall the fitness desk at 305-932-4200 x129-45-

ifit group fitnesshealth, sports & wellnessspecialized fitness programsiFit Group Fitness - Ages 13 & upDirector: Dany Weil ext. 164 or info@ifit-groupfitness.comIFit is the latest trend in exercise and fitness and includes Spinning, TRX, Pilates, Hot Yoga, and MixFit. Classes are great forall levels. Participants will build strength, flexibility, core stability, and endurance. Advance class registration is required.Includes bottled water and towel service. To reserve a class, go to www.supersaas.com/schedule/ifit-groupfitness.Spinning- Delivers a personalized workout, incredible calorie burn, and personal challenge-all at a selfdirectedpace.TRX- TRX Suspension Training is a method of functional training that develops strength, balance, flexibility, and corestability. It requires the use of the TRX Suspension Trainer, highly portable, performance training tool that leveragesgravity and the user’s body weight to enable hundreds of exercises for every fitness goal.MIXFIT- Designed to take you through the basics of exercises and prepare you for better results. You will have abetter grasp of the movements and proper substitutions for exercises that suit your specific needs.Pilates - Train several muscle groups at once in smooth, continuous movements. By developing proper technique,you can actually re-train your body to move in safer, more efficient patterns of motion - invaluable for injury recovery,sports performance, good posture, and optimal health.Hot Yoga - Heat is used as a tool to enhance your connection to your body-mind by increasing your flexibility,releasing toxins and impurities, building endurance, and connecting to your breath.Yoga Flow - a style of yoga where practitioners are moving using music and their breath as their link between thedifferent postures or asanas.Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun7:00amP7:15amM8:00am P P P P P8:15am S S T S TYFHY9:15am S T S T S/PSP P P P HY10:15am P P P P P12:30pm P P5:30pm S4T T4T S4T T4T S (5pm)6:30pm SPTPS TPTRX • Spinning • MIXFITEach Class 10-Pack MonthlyMember: $12 $100 $140Non-Member: $18 $150 $210Hot Yoga • Yoga FlowEach Class 10-Pack MonthlyMember: $20 $150 $200Non-Member: $30 $225 $300Prepaid punch cards are available•S = Spinning •T = TRX •M = Mixfit •P = Pilates •T4T = TRX for teens•S4T = Spinning for teens •YF = Yoga Flow •HY = Hot YogaAll class payments must be made payable to the MAR-JCC-46-PilatesEach Class 10-PackMember: $25 $200Non-Member: $38 $300

health, sports & wellnessedith and saul schmidt aquatics departmentemail: marjcc@swimgym.netThe Schmidt Aquatics Department is dedicated to teaching •Technical Director: Robert Strauss, 305-932-4200 ext. 167personal water safety to participants of all ages. Its program is•Program Director: Hellen Jena, ext. 167operated under the auspices of Swim Gym.•Pool Operator: Dale Hughes, ext. 115•Lead Swim Teacher & Head Lifeguard: Gloria Castano, ext. 147•Chair: Ann GordonClass Schedule (required equipment: Swim Cap & Goggles)Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Time Sunday6-7:15amAdult Fitnessall levelsAdult Fitnessall levelsAdult Fitnessall levelsaquatics class schedule7:15-8:15amH2O Swimw/JavierH2O Swimw/ Javier 10-10:40amParent & Child1Beginner8:15-9:15am9:15-10:15amAdult Fitnessall levelsAdult Fitnessall levelsI-Swimw/ JavierAdult FitnessBoot Campw/ AndresAdult Fitnessall levelsAdult FitnessI-Swimw/ JavierAdult Fitnessall levels10:40-11:20am11:20am-noonAges 6 & olderStroke SchoolParent & Child 2IntermediateAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 69:45-10:30am Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize Aquacize10:30-11:10am3:20-4pm4-4:40pm4:40-5:20pmParent &Child 1BeginnerAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 6 & olderStroke SchoolAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Parent &Child 2AdvancedAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Parent &Child 1BeginnerAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Parent &Child 2AdvancedAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 6 & older Ages 6 & older Ages 6 & olderStroke SchoolAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Stroke SchoolAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Stroke SchoolAges 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Ages 3 & 4Ages 5 & 6Privates &Semi-privatesavailableupon request!5:20-6pm5:30-6:30pmAges 6 & olderStroke SchoolParent & Child 1H2O PoloAges 10-14Ages 6 & olderStroke SchoolAges 6 & olderStroke SchoolParent & Child 1H2O PoloAges 10-14Ages 6 & olderStroke School6:15-7:15pmSwim Triathlonw/SandraAdult Fitnessall LevelsSwim Triathlonw/SandraAdult Fitnessall LevelsTime Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday4-5pm5-6pm5-6:30pmPre-Teamw/SandraPre-Teamw/SandraSwimTeamPre-TeamSwimTeamPre-Teamw/SandraPre-Teamw/SandraSwimTeamPre-TeamSwimTeam-47-

aquatics class descriptionshealth, sports & wellnessedith and saul schmidt aquatics departmentpool info, class descriptions, registration proceduresAbout Our Pools•Indoor Pool: Heated 25-yard swimming pool. The temperature is maintained between 84-86 degrees.•Heated Outdoor Pool: Lap swimming is available all year-round except during Camp Sol Taplin summeroperating hours.•Lap Swimming Policy: Swimmers need to share lap lanes, if necessary. Lifeguards will place swimmerstogether with similar abilities.Swimming Class DescriptionsParent & Child 1 & 2: Beginner & Advanced - Beginner: for babies age 3 to 15 months or up to 30months if its his/her first pool experience. Advanced: for babies ages 16 to 30 months, or youngerwith previous pool class experience.3-4’s and 5-6’s - In this exciting group, children are taught essential safety and fun skills, jumping, diving,dog paddling, crawl, floating, swimming to the bottom, swimming on their back. You’ll love the dolphin and froggystrokes too!6 and older group - At this level the swimmers will advance significantly in their diving, freestyle, backstroke, andturning techniques. All of them learn breast stroke and butterfly. Students advancing beyond beginner andintermediate levels go to stroke school.Stroke School- At this level, swimmers work on stroke technique as well as turns, including flip and proper turns foreach stroke.Swim Team - Our programs are designated for progression, when a child has learned the necessary skills and“graduates” to the subsequent levels, swim training is available for both the fitness and competitive swimmer. Weoffer pre-team, young-team, swim team and adult fitness. Placement depends on age and ability.Aquatic Department’s Registration Procedure and Refund PolicyNo prorating or refunding of fees. Registration must be completed prior to the first day of class. Please be preparedto present your receipt to the Swim Gym office. Call 305-932-4200, ext. 167, for more information, or email us atmarjcc@swimgym.net. We may close or change a scheduled group class if less than 3 register. Non-swimmers arerecommended to register in private or semi-private lessons if they have not had any or have had bad experiencesin the water. Children under 3 years old, enter the water with a parent. If your child is going to miss a class/lesson,please notify the Swim Gym office 24 hours in advance. Make-up classes must be made up only during the sessionin another class of the same level. There is a $5 rescheduling fee for any private or swim school make-up lessson.Learn To SwimA free program offered in conjunction with the Metro-Dade Police Department to provide swim lessons tochildren whose families would otherwise not be able to participate in life safety swimming skills programs.Dates: October 3-December 15 and February 6-April 20 (10-week sessions)Sponsored by Commissioner Sally Heyman.-48-

health, sports & wellnessedith and saul schmidt aquatics departmentclass schedule & feesMem Assoc Member Non Member1x week $125 $155 $1852x week $235 $295 $355Weekday ClassesSession I: August 27-November 15 (8 weeks)Session II: November 18-January 31 (8weeks)Days Class/Age Session TimeMonday 3-4 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmTuesday 3-4 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmWednesday 3-4 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmThursday 3-4 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmaquatics classesMonday 5-6 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmTuesday 5-6 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmWednesday 5-6 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmThursday 5-6 I / II 3:20-4pm or 4-4:40pm or 4:40-5:20pmMonday 6+ I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmTuesday 6+ I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmWednesday 6+ I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmThursday 6+ I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmMonday Stroke I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmTuesday Stroke I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmWednesday Stroke I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmThursday Stroke I / II 4-4:40pm or 5:20-6pmMonday Parent & Child I / II 10:30-11:10am or 5:20-6pmTuesday Parent & Child I / II 10:30-11:10amWednesday Parent & Child I / II 10:30-11:10am or 5:20-6pmThursday Parent & Child I / II 10:30-11:10amWeekend ClassesDays Class Session TimeSunday Parent & Child 1 I / II 10-10:40amSunday 6+ I / II 10:40-11:20amSunday Stroke School I / II 10:40-11:20amSunday Parent & Child 2 I / II 10:40-11:20amSunday 3-4 I / II 11:20am-NoonSunday 5-6 I / II 11:20am-Noon-49-

aquatics classes1 swimmer/1 teacher2 swimmers/1 teacher(20-minutes)2 swimmers/1 teacher(40-minutes)8 and older/1 teacher(competitive orbeginner)health, sports & wellnessedith and saul schmidt aquatics departmentclass schedule & feesprivate lessonsNumber of lessons Member Assoc Member Non Member10 lessons(20-minutes)1 lesson10 lessons(20-minutes)1 lesson10 lessons(40-minutes)1 lesson10 lessons(40-minutes)5 lessons1 lesson1 hour lesson$235$25$135 each$20 each$270 each$35 each$470$235$55$85$295$30$170 each$25 each$335 each$45 each$585$295$70$105$350$35$200 each$30 each$405 each$50 each$705$350$80$125Videotape Session (60 minutes) $100 $125 $150small group sessions (schedule your own group session)3-4 swimmersadult swimMonthlySept-JanH2O polo (ages 10-14)MonthlySept-JanNumber of lessons Member Assoc Member Non Member10 lessons(40 minutes) $175 each $220 each $260 eachMember Assoc Member Non Member$50$60$75$185$230$280Member Assoc Member Non Member$50$60$75$185$230$280Pre TeamMember Assoc Member Non MemberMonthly $100 $125 $150Must know the 4 competitive styles and must be able to swim 1-hour. Swims 2x per weekSwim TeamMember Assoc Member Non MemberMonthly $120 $150 $180Swims 3-4x per weekw/JavierMember Assoc Member Non MemberH2O Swim/I-SwimMonthly $140 (7 classes) $175 $210Boot CampS-I - Aug 29-Nov 7S-II - Nov 14-Jan 30w/AndresMember Assoc Member Non Member$250$315$375$250$315$375w/SandraMember Assoc Member Non MemberSwim TriathalonMonthly $140 (7 classes) $175 $210-50-

health, sports & wellnessboys all-star sports, gymnastics, all girls sports,girls field hockey, youth girls volleyballGymnastics Ages 2 1/2 -12Tiny Tots 1 Tues/Thurs 93000 37 3:30-4:15pm 2 1/2 -3 $580 $630 $785Tiny Tots 2 Adv. Tues/Thurs 93013 37 3:45-4:30pm 3 $580 $630 $785Tiny Tots 3 Tues/Thurs 93016 37 4:15-5pm 2 1/2 -3 $580 $630 $785Kinder Gym Beg. Tues/Thurs 93003 37 4-4:45pm 4-5 $580 $630 $785Kinder Gym Adv. Tues/Thurs 93006 37 4-4:45pm 5-6 $580 $630 $785Beginner 1 Tues/Thurs 93009 37 4-4:45pm 6-9 $580 $630 $785Beginner 2 Tues/Thurs 93019 37 5-5:50pm 5-8 $580 $630 $785Beginner 3 Tues/Thurs 93022 37 5-5:50pm 8-12 $580 $630 $785Intermediate/Adv. Tues/Thurs 93025 37 4:45-5:35pm 6-12 $580 $630 $785Team Tues/Thurs 93012 37 4-6:30pm Level $1,015 $1,100 $1,3752-4One Day Option: early-$335 • member-$360 • associate member-$450Class Day CodeTiny Tots 1 Tues 93001Tiny Tots 2 Adv. Tues 93014Tiny Tots 3 Tues 93017Kinder Gym Beg. Tues 93004Kinder Gym Adv. Tues 93007Beginner 1 Tues 93010Beginner 2 Tues 93020Beginner 3 Tues 93023Intermed/Adv. Tues 93026Class Day CodeTiny Tots 1 Thurs 93002Tiny Tots 2 Adv. Thurs 93015Tiny Tots 3 Thurs 93018Kinder Gym Beg. Thurs 93005Kinder Gym Adv. Thurs 93008Beginner 1 Thurs 93011Beginner 2 Thurs 93021Beginner 3 Tues 93024Intermed/Adv. Thurs 93027From August 27-February 1Develop strength, coordination, and balance through Tumblebees Gymnastics.Two Day Option Days Code Sessions Time Age Early Mem Assoc MemFor questions & information,contact Andi Winston at305-596-BEES(2337) orawrohan@aol.comAll Girls Sports Grades K-5A sports fitness class just for girls. Learn elements of Soccer, Basketball, Kickball, Dodgeball, Cheerleading, Sports Nutrition,Volleyball, LaCross, & more. Instructor: Ashley ZiffDays Code Sessions Time Grade Early Mem Assoc MemMon 95011 15 4-5pm K-1 $290 $315 $395Mon 95023 15 5-6pm 4-5 $290 $315 $395Wed 95019 20 5-6pm 2-3 $365 $395 $495 Sports!kids sports & gymnasticsNEW!Girls Field Hockey Ages 6-19 Head Coach: Julie Mieth • Chair: Herman AlterFocus on individual player techniques, including physical training for competition. For info call 786-326-4748.Days Code Sessions Time Age Mem Assoc Non-MemTues/Thurs 96400 35 6:15-7:15pm 5-9 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96401 35 6:15-7:30pm 9-12 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96402 35 7:15-8:45pm 12-16 $435 $545 $655Tues/Thurs 96403 35 7:15-9pm 16-19+ $435 $545 $655Youth Girls Volleyball Grades 2-7Develop your skills in this popular sport that encourages teamwork and strategy.Days Code Sessions Time Grade Early Mem Assoc MemFriday 96114 18 3:30-4:30pm 2-4 $305 $330 $410Friday 96115 18 4:30-5:30pm 5-7 $305 $330 $410Boys All-Star SportsGrades K-2An introduction to fitness, sports, and fun while improving motor skills in a safe and fun environment.Instructor: Alexis KwakernaatDay Code Sessions Time Age Early Mem Assoc MemWednesday 95024 20 4-5pm 5-7 $365 $395 $495-51-

asketballAdultbasketball•Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext.193•Basketball Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726 - basketball@marjcc.org•Operations Manager: Noah FeldmanSibling discount: 10% off the same Prime Time Sports enrichment program for second child exept Travel Team.Youth Leagues • Grades 3-12health, sports & wellnessBasketball Skills Academy Boys and Girls - Grades PreK-7•Learn basic fundamentals through a series of weekly clinics and games•Receive a jersey, program outline with curriculum, playbook, & end of season trophyTwo Day OptionCode Grade Day(s) Time Early Mem Assoc Mem96001 PreK - K Mon & Wed 3 - 3:55pm $525 $570 $71596002 PreK - K Tues & Thurs 3 - 3:55pm $525 $570 $71596003 PreK - K Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596004 PreK - K Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596005 Grades 1-2 Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596030 JPD 3-4 Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596031 JPD 5-6 Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596006 Hot Shot Girls NCAA Mon & Wed 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596006 Hot Shot Girls WNBA Mon & Wed 5 - 5:55pm $525 $570 $715One Day Option: early-$305 • regular-$330 • associate-$410Code Grade DayCode Grade Day96021 PreK-K Mon96027 3 & 4 Mon96019 PreK-K Tues96028 3 & 4 Wed96018 PreK-K Wed96034 5 & 6 Mon96020 PreK-K Thurs93035 5 & 6 Wed96025 1 & 2 Tues96049 Hot Shot Girls Mon96026 1 & 2 Thurs96050 Hot Shot Girls WedPlays 1 game per week and practice once per week; 8-game regular season witha double elimination playoff tournament.League Night Code Time Grade Member Assoc Mem Non-MemberBig East Thurs 96008 5:15, 6:15, or 7:15pm 3-4 $205 $255 $305SEC Tues 96009 6:15, or 7:15pm 5-6 $205 $255 $305NBA Tues 96053 7:15 or 8:15pm 7-9 $205 $255 $305High School Thurs 96011 8:15 or 9:15pm 10-12 $700 per team/League begins mid Sept.Registration and Evaluation Night Information•Big East - Thursday, Sept 6, 6pm •SEC - Tuesday, Sept 4, 6pm •NBA- Tuesday, Sept 4, 7pm•You may also register on-line at www.pthoops.com, then click “registration.” •All players drafted MUST be paid in full• BIG EAST players receive a trophy. All players receive team t-shirtTravelComprised of 10 athletes who are selected after a series of try-outs. Team travels to at least 4 tournaments eachseason and plays over 50 games per year in both competitive leagues and national competitions.Try-Outs: Wednesday & Thursday, October 10-11 •Ages 10-12: October 10, 5-6pm •Ages 13-15: October 10, 6-7pmPlayers will be divided up by individual ages at the tryout. Additional tryout dates and times will become available after the firsttryout for those who are invited back. • Members - $1,400 • Associate Members - $1,750 (Full program year fees)Competitive 8 game season plus double elimination playoffs. Begins October 15/17. Registration deadline, October 5.League Night Code Time Age/Grade FeeAdult Pro A Mon 96010 7, 8, or 9pm 18+ $700 per team/LeagueAdult Comp C Wed 96012 7, 8, or 9pm 18+ $700 per team/League-52-

health, sports & wellnessflag football•Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, ext.193•Flag Football Director: David Fried, 786-344-3726 - football@marjcc.orgJoin our Flag Football program and...•Develop a sense and understanding of sport•Develop self-confidence, leadership skills, & positive relationships with teammates•Develop sportsmanship, teamwork and a sense of fair play•Develop physical skills and abilities•Develop positive social relationshipsSibling discount: 10% off the same Prime Time Sports enrichment program registration. For second child except Travel Teamflag footballFlag Football Skills Academy Boys & Girls - Grades PreK-3 • August 27 - February 1•Learn basic fundamentals through a series of weekly clinics and games•Receive jersey, program outline with curriculum, and playbook•Each player will receive a trophy at the completion of the programCode Grade Day(s) Time Early Reg Assoc Mem96100 PreK-K Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596112 JPD 1-2 Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $71596118 JPD 3-6 Tues & Thurs 4 - 4:55pm $525 $570 $715In-House Youth Leagues•1 game per week/1 practice per week • 8 game regular season with a double elimination playoff tournament.One Day Option:early-$305 • regular-$330 • associate-$410Grade Day CodePreK-K Tues 96110PreK-K Thurs 961111&2 Tues 961131-2 Thurs 961163-6 Tues 961203-6 Thurs 96121League Night Code Time Grade Mem Assoc Non-MemberScouts Wed 96101 5:15 or 6:15pm 1-2 $205 $255 $305Juniors Wed 96102 6:15 or 7:15pm 3-4 $205 $255 $305Seniors Mon 96103 5:15, 6:15, or 7:15pm 5-6 $205 $255 $305Varsity Mon or Wed 96104 7:15 or 8:15pm 7-9 $205 $255 $305Vets Mon or Wed 96105 8:15 or 9:15pm 10-12 $700 per teamRegistration and Evaluation Night Information (Mandatory for all players, space is limited)• Scouts: Mon, August 27, 6pm • Juniors: Mon, August 27, 7pm • Seniors: Wed, August 29, 6pm • Varsity: Wed, August 29, 7pm• Vets: No evaluation night. Sign up by September 10. Bring your own team.You may also register on-line at www.primetimefootball.com, then click “registration”All players drafted MUST be paid in full • Players receive a team shirt, trophies, and awardsAdult (Payment in full is due by Game 1)•Team rosters due by game 1 (10 man limit) • Champion will receive Championship Shirt• Competitive 8-game season, plus double elimination playoffs. Begins September 19.League Night Code Time Age FeePro Wed 96109 8:15 or 9:15pm 18+ $700 per team-53-

soccerhealth, sports, & wellnesssoccer•Leagues & Recreation Director: Chris Moltmann, 305-932-4200 ext.193•Program Director: Luis Carlos Jimenez/soccer@marjcc.org•Operations Director: Francis Farberoff - 305-322-7205A great opportunity for players to learn, develop, enjoy, and play the popular sport of Soccer. For moreinformation, please e-mail soccer@marjcc.orgAfter School Recreational Soccer Program - PK3-Grade 7 • August 27 - February 1For the enjoyment and development of soccer players without Travel or High-Level Competition.Age groups for Recreational players:•Super Stars (96209, 96236, 96237) = PK3-PK4 •Rookies 1(96210, 96238, 96239) = PK4 •Rookies 2 (96211, 96240, 96241) = Grade 1•Juniors (96212, 96242, 96243 ) = Grade 2 •Seniors 1 = Grade 3-5 •Seniors 2 = Grade 5-7Travel Program - Full program year commitment requiredGeared to the more competitive player. Tryouts are required. For more information, call 305-322-7205.Name Days Code Time Age Early Reg Assoc MemSuper Stars (coed) Mon/Wed 96209 4-5pm PK3-PK4 $650 $705 $880Rookies 1 (coed) Mon/Wed 96210 4-5pm PK4-K $650 $705 $880Rookies 2 (coed) Mon/Wed 96211 4-5pm Grade 1 $650 $705 $880Juniors (Boys) Mon/Wed 96212 4-5pm Grade 2 $650 $705 $880Seniors 1(Boys) Mon/Wed 96213 5-6pm Grade 3-5 $650 $705 $880Seniors 2 (Boys) Mon/Wed 96214 5-6pm Grade 5-7 $650 $705 $880Soccer Club 1 (Boys) Mon/Wed 96215 5-6pm Grade 5-6 $650 $705 $880Soccer Club 2 (Boys) Mon/Wed 96216 5-6pm Grade 6-7 $650 $705 $880Mini Stars (Girls) Mon and/or Wed 96217 5-6pm 4 yrs - $395/$650 $425/$705 $530/$88096218(M) Grade 196219(W)Future Stars (Girls) Mon & Wed 96220 5-6pm 7-9 yrs $650 $705 $880Shining Stars (Girls) Mon & Wed 96223 5-6pm 10-12 yrs $650 $705 $88096224(M) Grade 2-496225(W)Junior Girls Mon & Wed 96229 5-6pm 12+ $650 $705 $88096230(M)96231(W)Women’s Soccer Thurs 96234(Th) 8:30 - $340 $365 N/ATraining9:30amSuper Stars Wednesday 96236 $395 $425 $530Super Stars Monday 96237 $395 $425 $530Private CoachTraining $65 per hour - 5 hour packages: $325Travel Team 2x per week 4-9:30pm $1,390 (Full program year)U8-U16 (boys & Girls)Development Tuesday & Thursday 4-5pm $1,200 (Full program year)NEW this fall - In-house league for players of all levels. Play in a social setting similar to the MAR-JCC MaccabiGames format. Games will be scheduled for Sunday afternoons. More info to follow...-54-

health, sports, & wellnesssoffer family tennis center•Director of Tennis: Donna Tollefsen, 305-932-4200 ext. 113•Head Tennis Professional: Bill Ogene, ext. 160•Extreme Tennis Academy Director: Diego Dominguez, ext. 166•Chair: Gabriela BerensteinOur goal is to make the game of tennis accessible to everyone by providing a wide range ofprograms designed to help our members learn the game, play the game, and benefit fromits many health/fitness and social advantages.Directors:Donna Tollefsen -Director of Tennis• U.S.P.T.A. Certified Professional • Former Women's Head Coach of Nova College• Former Coach of the U.S.T.A. Jr. Development Tennis Program • 2006-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the Year • USTA Quick Start Certified• USTA North Dade Junior Tennis Team CoordinatorBill Ogene - Head Tennis Professional• U.S.P.T.A. Certified Professional • Former ATP top 400 touring pro • 2008-U.S.P.T.A. Miami Professional of the Year• USTA High Performance Tennis Professional • USTA Quick Start CertifiedDiego Dominguez - Extreme Tennis Director• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • USTA High Performance Tennis Professional • ATP & WTA Touring CoachtennisTennis Pros:Freddy Azucey•P.T.R. Tennis Professional • Former ATP Satellite Touring PlayerJohn Cossu• Top Mexican Men's Open Satellite Tour Player • P.T.R. Tennis Professional • USTA Quick Start CertifiedIldiko Csordas• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Former Top Ranked Hungarian National Player • USTA Quick Start CertifiedGerardo Diaz• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Top Colombian Junior Player • Former ATP Satellite Touring PlayerLee Dresbach• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Former Director of the Vertical Club, New York City • USTA Quick Start CertifiedCarlos Kenichiro Maehama• P.T.R. Master Professional • Japanese National Coach • USTA Quick Start CertifiedNathalie Mantilla• P.T.R. Certified Professional • Top Venezuelan Junior Player • USTA Quick Start CertifiedSerge Petit-Pointe• P.T.R. Certified Tennis Professional • Former Top Ranked Jr. Player • USTA Quick Start CertifiedLessons (for members only)Rates forDonna 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 $25Payment to the MAR-JCC may only be made through MAR-JCC Program Registrar.One half the lesson price will be incurred if a lesson is not cancelled 24 hours prior.•Junior TennisMini-Camp!(August 13-17)•19th AnnualTennis FestMarch 2013!-55-

tennishealth, sports, & wellnesssoffer family tennis centerDesigned by Extreme Tennis Academy, every child will be placed in his/her age group and level.Younger students are taught the USTA Quick Start Tennis Program. USTA tennis leagues andtournaments are offered to students of all ages. Our Certified Tennis Professionals give your child anintroduction to tennis and help them achieve their maximum potential. Each child will receive at-shirt after registration.USTA Quick Start Tennis • August 27 - February 1Tennis Sprouts (Ages 3 & 4)A fun introduction for the youngest tennis player in your family.Student:Coach ratio is 6:1. Develop hand-eye coordination & listening skills.Days Code Time Age Early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94000 3:15-3:45pm 3 & 4 $475 $515 $645One Day *See Below 3:15-3:45pm 3 & 4 $270 $290 $365Tues/Thurs 94001 3:30-4pm 3 & 4 $505 $545 $680One Day *See below 3:30-4pm 3 & 4 $270 $290 $365Wed 94006 3:45-4:15pm 3 & 4 $270 $290 $365Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A. / Serge Petit-Pointe, P.T.R. / Nathalie Mantilla, P.T.R. / John Cossu, P.T.R*Monday: 94002 • *Wednesday: 94003 • *Tuesday: 94004 • *Thursday: 94005Extreme Junior Tennis Academy (Ages 5-10) • August 27 - February 1Combine tennis skills for all levels, beginning match play and fitness. Participants will also learn sportsmanship and gameetiquette. Student:Coach ratio is 6:1.Days Code Time Age Early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94007 4-4:50pm 5-10 $530 $575 $720Tues/Thurs 94008 4-4:50pm 5-10 $560 $605 $760One Day See below 4-4:50pm 5-10 $300 $325 $405Coaches: Donna Tollefsen, U.S.P.T.A. / Serge Petit-Pointe, P.T.R. / John Cossu, P.T.R. / Nathalie Mantilla, P.T.R.Lee Dresbach, P.T.R. / Ildi CsordasMonday: 94009 • Tuesday: 94010 • Wednesday: 94011 • Thursday: 94012Extreme Future Stars Tennis Academy (Ages 7-10) • August 27 - February 1A child's first Academy experience combining skills, match play, strategy, and fitness. Etiquette and sportsmanship are stressed.Days Code Time Age Early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94015 4-5:30pm 7-10 $840 $910 $1,140Tues/Thurs 94016 4-5:30pm 7-10 $885 $960 $1,200One day See below 4-5:30pm 7-10 $460 $500 $625Coaches: Carlos Maehama, P.T.R., / Bill Ogene U.S.P.T.A.1 Day: •Early: $580 •Member: $630 •Associate member: $785Monday: 94018 • Tuesday: 94019 • Wednesday: 94020 • Thursday: 94021-56-

health, sports, & wellnesssoffer family tennis centertennisTournament Tennis Academy (Ages 10-18) • August 27 - February 1For advanced beginners and intermediate players - includes basic stroke production, drills, andintroduction to match play. Student:Coach ratio is 5:1Days Code Time Age early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94022 5-7pm 10-18 $950 $1,030 $1,290Tues/Thurs 94023 5-7pm 10-18 $1,005 $1,090 $1,360Three Days 94024 5-7pm 10-18 $1,380 $1,500 $1,875Four Days 94025 5-7pm 10-18 $1,700 $1,845 $2,305Coaches: 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. / Ildi Csordas1 Day: Early - $550 • Member - $600 • Associate member - $750Monday: 94026 • Tuesday: 94027 • Wednesday: 94028 • Thursday: 94029Extreme Tennis High School Academy (Ages 14-18) • August 27 - February 1We are bringing back high school tennis. This is for the kids who want to be serious about their tennis and train with theirhigh school friends and team-mates.Days Code Time Age Early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94035 4:30-6:30pm 14-18 $950 $1,030 $1,290Tues/Thurs 94036 4:30-6:30pm 14-18 $1,005 $1,090 $1,360Three Days 94037 4:30-6:30pm 14-18 $1,380 $1,500 $1,875Four Days 94038 4:30-6:30pm 14-18 $1,700 $1,845 $2,305Extreme Tennis Academy/International (Ages 11-18) • August 27 - February 1Improve all aspects of the game. Footwork drills, strength training, plyometrics will condition our players in becomingtop Tennis athletes. Work towards a U.S.T.A. ranking or progress up the U.S.T.A. ranking list. Student:Coach Ratio is 4:1.Try-outs required, contact Diego Dominguez at ext. 160.Days Code Time Age early Reg mem Assoc memMon/Wed 94030 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $950 $1,030 $1,290Tues/Thurs 94031 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $1,005 $1,090 $1,360Three Days 94032 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $1,380 $1,500 $1,875Four Days 94033 4:30-6:30pm 11-18 $1,700 $1,845 $2,305Head Coaches: Diego Dominguez P.T.R. / Freddy Azucey P.T.R. / Carlos Maehama P.T.R./ Gerardo Diaz P.T.R.•Special Rates for High School Team Tennis players. See Tennis Director for information.Private & Group LessonsYear-round Junior & Adult - ITF/ATP/WTA • Elite Tennis ProgramPrivate and group lessons available. For more information, call the Soffer Family Tennis Center at305-932-4200 x160Adult Tennis Program - Call the Tennis Pro Shop at 305-932-4200, ext. 160,if interested in joining a league or clinic. MAR-JCC membership required.•Ladies Program & Tennis LeaguesMonday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayCardio Tennis Beginners Ladies’ Clinic Ladies’ B-Level9-10:30am Tennis Clinic All Levels & Teams Round Robin9-10:30am 9-11am 9-11amWorking Ladies 3.5Women’s USTA LeagueClinic7-9pmLadies “B” Team MatchesLadies 4.0 USTA LeagueLadies “A” Team Matches-57-•Mens’ Tennis LeaguesUSTA Leagues 4.0 & 4.5For more information, call Bill at305-932-4200 x160ThursdayMen’s Ladder Challenge7-9pm - For info, call Bill at 305-932-4200 x160•Seniors ProgramMonday-Friday, 7:30-9am

NON PROFIT ORG.US POSTAGEPAIDMIAMI, FLPERMIT NO. 121018900 NE 25th AvenueNorth Miami Beach, FL 33180Fall/Winter 2012/13EnrichmentsRegistration Begins:•Supporting Members:(formerly Founders Club)Monday, July 30•All Access Members:Monday, August 6•Associate Members:Monday, August 13•Non Members:Wednesday, August 15•Early RegistrationDiscounts(for members only)Through Friday,August 17CENTER HOURSMonday—Thursday:6 am-10 pm•Friday: 6 am-5 pm•Saturday: 1 pm-6 pm•Sunday: 8 am-6 pmPOOL HOURSMonday & Thursday:6 am-8 pm•Friday:6 am-4:30 pm•Saturday:1 pm-4:30 pm•Sunday:8 am-4:30 pmMichael-Ann Russell Jewish Community CenterSanford L. Ziff Campus18900 NE 25th Ave.• North Miami Beach, Florida 33180FA L L / W I N T E RProgram Guide 2012/13w w w . m a r j c c . o r g • 3 0 5 - 9 3 2 - 4 2 0 0Greater MiamiJewish FederationBe aPartof It!5 7 7 3Our state registration number is CH-1998. A copy of the official registration and financial information may beobtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free, within the state 1-800-HELP-FLA. Registrationdoes not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation. We utilize 100% of each contribution to further ouragency’s mission.design and layout - Alan Silverbergdesign and Cover Art - Iris Kohn