2019 Fall Program Guide
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FALL PROGRAM GUIDE<br />
<strong>2019</strong><br />
Adults<br />
After School<br />
Children &<br />
Families<br />
Early<br />
Childhood<br />
Development<br />
Seniors<br />
Sports & Fitness<br />
Summer Camp<br />
Teens<br />
A place where everyone belongs.
Sam Pomeranz<br />
Jewish Community Center of Syracuse<br />
156 th Annual Meeting & Gala<br />
June 2, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Owera Vineyards, Cazenovia<br />
Photos by Jerry Klineberg<br />
Pictured, from left, is the Wladis family: Lexi,<br />
Steve, Rachel and Roberta.<br />
From left is JCC Executive Director<br />
Marci Erlebacher, Herbert (Hecky)<br />
Alpert and Ettarae Alpert.<br />
Rabbi Evan Shore smiles as he<br />
is recognized for receiving the<br />
Kovod Gadol Award.<br />
Seated, from<br />
left, is Mark<br />
Erlebacher, Wendy<br />
Meyerson, Andy<br />
Fox, and Robert<br />
and Nan Fechtner.<br />
Standing, from<br />
left, is JCC<br />
Executive Director<br />
Marci Erlebacher,<br />
Ilene and Herbert<br />
Mendel, JCC<br />
Board President<br />
Steven Sisskind<br />
and Robin<br />
Sisskind, and<br />
Heidi and Ron<br />
Lowenstein.<br />
From left is Shira Boschan, Miriam Klaben, Hall of Fame<br />
Award recipient Robin Goldberg, Amira Goldberg and Leah<br />
Goldberg.<br />
Pictured are members of the<br />
JCC’s gala committee. From left<br />
is Will Wallak, MaryAnne Gillson,<br />
Robin Sisskind, Erin Hart, Steven<br />
Sisskind, Debbie Goldwein, Davia<br />
Moss, Marci Erlebacher, Jessica<br />
Malzman and Shira Boschan.
Welcome<br />
315-445-2360 | www.jccsyr.org<br />
Marci Erlebacher<br />
Executive Director<br />
Erin Hart<br />
Executive Asst./<br />
Office Manager<br />
Mission<br />
The Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Syracuse is the nucleus<br />
of the Jewish community built on the foundation of Jewish ethics and values.<br />
We provide quality services and programs for all ages, serving everyone in the<br />
Central New York Region.<br />
Don Cronin<br />
Controller<br />
Nick Finlayson<br />
Membership Director<br />
Tammy Barzee<br />
Daytime Receptionist<br />
Will Wallak<br />
Marketing Director<br />
Michael Pawlenko<br />
Building Superintendent<br />
Deborah Stonecipher<br />
Evening Receptionist<br />
Contents<br />
Contacts. .........................................5<br />
Registration Information ...........................6<br />
JCC <strong>2019</strong> Annual Meeting & Gala ...................8<br />
Early Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong>..............12<br />
After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s ................15<br />
Membership......................................17<br />
Children’s Sports & Recreation Classes...............22<br />
Adults & Seniors ..................................25<br />
Neulander Family Sports & Fitness Center............27<br />
Group Exercise Schedule ...........................30<br />
Tributes..........................................33<br />
<strong>2019</strong>–2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
President<br />
Vice-Presidents<br />
Treasurer<br />
Secretary<br />
Immediate<br />
Past President<br />
Past President<br />
Board Members<br />
Steven Sisskind<br />
Phillip D. Rubenstein, Howard M. Weinstein, M.D., Debbie Goldwein<br />
Sara Temes<br />
Roy S. Gutterman<br />
Alan E. Lipsy<br />
Andrea Knoller<br />
Shira Boschan<br />
Kathleen Davis<br />
Linda R. Drimer<br />
Haley Dubnoff<br />
Adam DuChene<br />
Nan Fechtner<br />
Amira Goldberg<br />
Bud Greenman<br />
Kaye Habib<br />
Peter Hall<br />
Gillian Budman<br />
Kanter<br />
Paula Faith King<br />
Michael A. Klein<br />
Mark Levy<br />
Scott D. Loeb<br />
Joanne Maloff<br />
Jessica Malzman<br />
Helen Marcum<br />
Melissa Romano McAllister<br />
Davia Moss<br />
Lynne Pascale<br />
Sarah Rose Pinsky<br />
Kevin I. Rosenberg, M.D.<br />
Philip Rothschild<br />
Anick Sinclair<br />
Jeffrey J. Tamburo<br />
Steven D. Wladis<br />
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Our Jewish Community Center<br />
Summertime reflections…<br />
By Marci Erlebacher<br />
JCC Executive Director<br />
The Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Syracuse<br />
is the nucleus of the Jewish community built on the foundation of<br />
Jewish ethics and values. We provide quality services and programs<br />
for all ages serving everyone in the Central New York Region.<br />
August <strong>2019</strong><br />
Summertime here at the JCC is amazing. The non-stop hustle and bustle of children enjoying<br />
summer camp. Families cooling off at the pool. And our Monday evening Senior Meal <strong>Program</strong>’s<br />
Dr. Morton and Mrs. Libby Maloff Summer Senior Dinners can really get this place hopping!<br />
It’s wonderful to see seniors enjoying and bettering themselves at the JCC. Since the JCC<br />
became a participating gym in the SiverSneakers, Silver&Fit and RenewActive senior gym<br />
membership programs a few of years ago, more seniors have been joining our Neulander Family<br />
Sports & Fitness Center. It’s great to be a part of so many older adults getting fit and staying<br />
healthy at the JCC.<br />
Many of our senior Fitness members also know that the JCC serves up delicious and<br />
nutritious kosher meals. Some seniors workout in the morning and stay to have lunch (after<br />
making a reservation the business day before, of course). Our chef Donna does a great job and<br />
receives rave reviews. Add in the occasional musical and other entertainment, informational<br />
presentations, birthday celebrations and more, and it’s easy to see why local seniors keep<br />
coming back to the “J.” We do this in the tradition of L’Dor V’Dor, or generation to generation,<br />
and pay it forward to a generation that took care of us and is integral to the character of our<br />
community.<br />
Speaking of character, it is very uplifting to see young children mature as they go from<br />
preschool to grade school and beyond. Some come back to the JCC to work as camp counselors<br />
or lifeguards, and it’s refreshing to see how they’ve developed. I’d like to think that the JCC<br />
had a positive influence on them. When we get confirmation of this, it is truly one of the most<br />
satisfying experiences.<br />
As I write these thoughts in mid-August, I am reminded that the new school year is<br />
just around the corner. Here at the JCC, we are looking forward to another successful year.<br />
Enrollment in our childcare programs and memberships are at an all-time high. We’re excited to<br />
bring back our After School <strong>Program</strong>’s “Caterpillar to Butterfly” free tutoring program. And we<br />
continue to improve our campus environment for the comfort and safety of all.<br />
Whether you are a JCC member, program family or senior who enjoys coming for lunch,<br />
thank you for the confidence that you have placed in us. We will always strive to live out our<br />
mission and advance the JCC as a place where everyone belongs.<br />
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Hours<br />
FYIFOR<br />
YOUR<br />
INFORMATION<br />
JCC Main Entrance<br />
• Reception desk<br />
Monday–Thursday. .. 8:00 am – 9:00 pm<br />
Friday. ............. 8:00 am – 6:00 pm<br />
Saturday ........... Closed<br />
Sunday. ............ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm<br />
Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
Monday–Thursday. .. 5:30 am – 9:00 pm<br />
Friday. ............. 5:30 am – 6:00 pm<br />
Saturday ........... 8:00 am – 4:00 pm<br />
Sunday. ............ 7:00 am – 6:00 pm<br />
Locker rooms close 15 minutes after the<br />
fitness areas close. The Schayes Family<br />
Gymnasium opens at 7 am Monday<br />
through Friday. Hours may be extended<br />
for special programming or league play.<br />
FOR THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF EVERYONE<br />
AT THE JCC, WE WILL STRICTLY ENFORCE THE<br />
FOLLOWING SAFETY MEASURES:<br />
• No cars may be parked in front of the main entrance<br />
without a driver present.<br />
• No parking in the handicapped spaces without proper<br />
authorization.<br />
• No parking in the loading area.<br />
• First offense will receive a written warning.<br />
• Second offense vehicles will be towed at the owner’s<br />
expense.<br />
Main. ....................................... 315-445-2360<br />
Direct Dial to Office Extensions .................. 315-445-2040<br />
Sports & Fitness Center. ........................ 315-234-4522<br />
Fax ........................................... 315-449-4539<br />
Email. ........................................info@jccsyr.org<br />
Staff<br />
Contacts<br />
Administration<br />
Marci Erlebacher. .....Executive Director. ................ x107<br />
Erin Hart .............Executive Assistant/Ofc. Manager. ...x112<br />
Don Cronin. ..........Controller .........................x118<br />
Abbie Tricome. ........Bookkeeper. ...................... x138<br />
Will Wallak. ...........Marketing Director ................ x108<br />
Nick Finlayson. ........Membership Director. ............. x140<br />
Michael Pawlenko .....Building Superintendent ........... x125<br />
Tammy Barzee. .......Daytime Receptionist. ............. x100<br />
Deborah Stonecipher. ..Evening Receptionist. .............. x100<br />
Adults and Seniors <strong>Program</strong><br />
Cindy Stein<br />
Director of Adult and Senior <strong>Program</strong>ming ................ x104<br />
Joni Paul<br />
Adult and Senior <strong>Program</strong>ming Assistant. ................. x104<br />
Kitchen. ............................................... x124<br />
Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
Jerome & Phyllis Charney Early Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong><br />
After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s • Teen <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Pamela Ranieri........ Director of Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming.. x123<br />
Amy Bisnett............ Assoc. Dir. of Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming.. x122<br />
Early Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong><br />
Christine Flynn...... Early Childhood Assistant Director....x120<br />
Jennifer Paine. ......Early Childhood Receptionist ....... x120<br />
After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Joshua Van Alstyne . Asst. Dir. of School Age <strong>Program</strong>s ... x133<br />
Sports & Fitness<br />
Health, Physical Education & Recreation (HPER)<br />
Patrick Scott. .........Sports & Fitness Director. .......... x144<br />
Sherri Lamanna<br />
Director of Gymnastics, Dance & ECDP Phys. Ed. ........... x126<br />
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REGISTRATION INFO<br />
How to register<br />
To enroll in classes, use the Class Registration<br />
Form on p. 20 of this booklet. Complete one form<br />
for each individual registration and return to:<br />
JCC of Syracuse<br />
5655 Thompson Rd.<br />
DeWitt, NY 13214<br />
Fax: 315-449-4539<br />
Full payment must be received with the enrollment<br />
form. Register early as some programs have<br />
limited space and classes fill up fast. JCC<br />
members receive enrollment priority.<br />
Automatic registration Auto registration may be<br />
made for the same ongoing class next semester.<br />
Please indicate this on the registration form and<br />
your credit card will be billed at that time.<br />
Cancellations, refunds & changes We do not<br />
send registration confirmations. We will notify you<br />
only if a class is cancelled. The JCC reserves<br />
the right to cancel a class due to insufficient<br />
registration. In such cases, a full refund or credit<br />
will be issued. Transfers from one class to another<br />
can only be made with prior JCC approval.<br />
Billing<br />
Membership JCC membership is a one-year<br />
commitment. Annual membership is nonrefundable<br />
and payment is due in full upon<br />
joining. Or, for your convenience, you may choose<br />
an alternate payment option such as monthly<br />
automatic payments from your credit/debit card or<br />
bank account.<br />
<strong>Program</strong> enrollment Bills for the Early Childhood<br />
Development <strong>Program</strong> (ECDP) and the After<br />
School <strong>Program</strong> will be issued on or about the first<br />
of every month. Payment may be made by mail, in<br />
person or via phone/fax by credit card. You may<br />
also choose monthly automatic payments from<br />
your credit/debit card or bank account.<br />
After School withdrawals, changes<br />
To ensure proper staffing ratios, changes or<br />
withdrawals must be made in writing to the After<br />
School <strong>Program</strong> by the 15th of the month prior<br />
to the month when the change will occur. If written<br />
notification is not received, you are responsible for<br />
the original billed amount. Increases in days are<br />
based on availability.<br />
ECDP withdrawals, changes<br />
Enrollment in ECDP is a commitment to our<br />
10-month school year which consists of three<br />
sessions: September–November, December–<br />
February and March–June. Any program<br />
withdrawals or enrollment changes must be made<br />
30 days before the start of a session. For further<br />
details, dates and deadlines, please contact the<br />
ECDP office at 315-445-2040, ext. 120.<br />
FYIFOR YOUR<br />
INFORMATION<br />
Kashrut policy<br />
The JCC kitchen is under the supervision<br />
of the Syracuse Va’ad Ha-ir. The kashrut<br />
policy requires strict adherence to the list<br />
of approved foods that may be brought into<br />
the kitchen. This list is available through<br />
program staff members.<br />
Room rental<br />
The JCC rents a variety of spaces at<br />
affordable rates. Our auditorium has<br />
computer presentation capabilities and we<br />
offer kosher catering. We also have various<br />
conference rooms that can be arranged to<br />
accommodate meetings, classes, parties<br />
and other events. For details, contact Erin<br />
Hart at 315-445-2040, ext. 112.<br />
Snow policy<br />
The JCC will make every effort to remain<br />
open during snowy and harsh winter<br />
weather conditions. Closings will be<br />
announced on our website www.jccsyr.org<br />
and on our Facebook and Twitter pages.<br />
Closings will also be listed on local TV<br />
Sept. 2, <strong>2019</strong> ...Closed – Labor Day<br />
Fitness Center and Pool only open.<br />
Sept. 30, Oct. 1. Closed – Rosh Hashanah<br />
Oct. 8 .........Close at 5 pm<br />
Eve of Yom Kippur<br />
Oct. 9 .........Closed – Yom Kippur<br />
Oct. 14, 15 .....Closed – Sukkot<br />
Childcare programs and Fitness Center only open.<br />
Oct. 21 ........Closed – Shemini Atzeret<br />
Childcare programs and Fitness Center only open.<br />
Oct. 22 ........Closed – Simchat Torah<br />
Childcare programs and Fitness Center only open.<br />
Nov. 28, 29 .....Closed – Thanksgiving<br />
Fitness Center only open.<br />
Dec. 25 ........Closed<br />
Fitness Center only open.<br />
<strong>2019</strong>-2020 HOLIDAY CLOSINGS<br />
channels 3, 5, 9 and 10, and on radio<br />
stations 620 AM, 570 AM and 94.5 FM.<br />
Please call us for class or program<br />
cancellation information.<br />
In the event of school closings, the JCC<br />
will make every effort to remain open for<br />
childcare. This service is open to members<br />
and active program participants only.<br />
Please call ahead for the latest information.<br />
The JCC’s main office will be closed during Jewish holidays. For the convenience of our Fitness members and<br />
program participants, only our childcare programs (ECDP, After School) and Fitness Center will be open during<br />
select Jewish holidays as indicated below. Questions? Contact us at 315-445-2360 or info@jccsyr.org.<br />
Jan. 1, 2020 .....Closed – New Year’s Day<br />
Fitness Center only open.<br />
April 8 .........Close at 5 pm<br />
Eve of Passover<br />
April 9, 10 ......Closed – Passover<br />
Fitness Center only open.<br />
April 15, 16 .....Closed – Passover<br />
Childcare programs and Fitness Center only open.<br />
May 25 ........Closed – Memorial Day<br />
Fitness Center and Pool only open.<br />
May 29 .........Closed – Shavuot<br />
Childcare programs, Fitness Center and Pool only<br />
open.<br />
May 30 .........Shavuot<br />
Fitness Center and Pool only open.<br />
July 4 ..........Closed – Independence Day<br />
Fitness Center and Pool only open.<br />
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Supporting Your Center<br />
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The JCC of Syracuse is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your continued<br />
financial contributions, gifts, grants and endowments allow us to serve<br />
you, your family and the larger community six days per week, year round.<br />
Funds raised are critical to daily operations, special programming, future<br />
development and improvements, and scholarships and financial aid.<br />
End-of-year donation<br />
Public support is imperative to the JCC of<br />
Syracuse’s survival. The center depends on<br />
these donations for a full 7% of its annual<br />
budget. Information about making a taxdeductible,<br />
end-of-year contribution will<br />
be sent out in late fall.<br />
Matching gifts<br />
Many area companies have matching gift<br />
programs, which encourage charitable<br />
giving by their employees. Under these<br />
programs, companies match gifts—often<br />
dollar for dollar or even two dollars to<br />
one—that individuals make to nonprofit,<br />
tax-exempt organizations. Your gift to<br />
the JCC may qualify. Please check with<br />
your employer to determine eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Tribute cards<br />
To commemorate special occasions,<br />
including births, birthdays, graduations,<br />
anniversaries, marriages, Bar or Bat<br />
Mitzvah, or to celebrate and honor<br />
the memory of a loved one, the JCC<br />
welcomes tax-deductible gifts to one of<br />
our many endowment or special funds.<br />
(See the tributes on page 33.) The JCC<br />
will send an acknowledgement card to the<br />
individual (or next of kin) in whose name<br />
the contribution is made. Tribute cards<br />
recognize someone special and help the<br />
JCC. For more information, contact Erin<br />
Hart at 315-445-2040, ext. 112.<br />
Volunteer<br />
An agency such as the JCC is dependent<br />
on the enthusiasm and willingness of<br />
community members who volunteer their<br />
time and talents. Volunteers are invaluable<br />
in bringing vital perspective, experience,<br />
community and manpower to complement<br />
those of our staff members.<br />
Senior Adult Dining <strong>Program</strong><br />
Our Bobbi Epstein Lewis Senior Adult<br />
Dining <strong>Program</strong> (see page 25) offers<br />
seniors a hot, nutritious kosher meal<br />
five days a week at a very affordable<br />
price. It’s our way of “giving back” to<br />
local seniors who form the foundation<br />
of our community. You can help<br />
keep this valuable program going by<br />
making a contribution or becoming a<br />
sponsor of our monthly senior newsletter.<br />
For more information, contact<br />
Erin Hart at 315-445-2040, ext. 112.<br />
Jewish Federation of CNY<br />
The JCC of Syracuse is a beneficiary<br />
agency of the Jewish Federation of<br />
Central New York. The JCC receives<br />
funding from the Federation and<br />
works in close partnership with it to<br />
provide the Jewish community with<br />
essential programs and services.<br />
JCC families and members can help<br />
by giving generously to the Jewish<br />
Federation of CNY campaign.<br />
SHABBAT and HOLIDAY<br />
CANDLE LIGHTING<br />
August 30. ................... 7:25 pm<br />
September 6. ................. 7:13 pm<br />
September 13. ................ 7:00 pm<br />
September 20. ................ 6:48 pm<br />
September 27. ................ 6:35 pm<br />
September 29. ................ 6:32 pm<br />
September 30. ............ after 7:30 pm<br />
October 4. ................... 6:23 pm<br />
October 8. ................... 6:16 pm<br />
October 11. .................. 6:11 pm<br />
October 13. .................. 6:07 pm<br />
October 14. .............. after 7:06 pm<br />
October 18. .................. 5:59 pm<br />
October 20. .................. 5:56 pm<br />
October 21. .............. after 6:55 pm<br />
October 25. .................. 5:49 pm<br />
November 1. ................. 5:39 pm<br />
November 8. ................. 4:30 pm<br />
November 15. ................ 4:23 pm<br />
November 22. ................ 4:17 pm<br />
November 29. ................ 4:14 pm<br />
December 6. ................. 4:12 pm<br />
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JCC’s deli-themed gala a hit again<br />
Over 220 supporters come together to<br />
celebrate the Sam Pomeranz Jewish<br />
Community Center’s 156th annual meeting<br />
and gala, presented by naming sponsor the<br />
Wladis family, on Sunday, June 2 at Owera<br />
Vineyards in Cazenovia. There were plenty<br />
of accolades, touching stories and smiles<br />
shared during the event’s awards ceremony<br />
which recognized outstanding service in<br />
support of the JCC and the community.<br />
Back by popular demand from last year,<br />
the theme was a “New York Kosher Deli<br />
Experience” catered once again by Essen<br />
New York Deli of Brooklyn.<br />
“We are thrilled with the wonderful<br />
support this year for our honorees,” said<br />
JCC of Syracuse Executive Director Marci<br />
Erlebacher. “Their dedication to the<br />
community and commitment to the JCC<br />
are truly remarkable. It was so moving to<br />
hear their stories of how the JCC has been<br />
there for them throughout their lives. It’s a<br />
joy to put on such a celebration each year,<br />
and we couldn’t have done it without the<br />
terrific support from our sponsors and<br />
guests.”<br />
Following a brief business meeting<br />
where the JCC board of directors installed<br />
its new and returning board members, as<br />
well as its officers, it was on to the awards<br />
portion where a total of five awards were<br />
presented.<br />
The first award given, the Kovod<br />
Award, which signifies honor and<br />
Pictured in the center of the group is Hall of Fame Award recipients Robin and Neil Goldberg. The<br />
Goldbergs are flanked by their family, from left, Seth and Leah Goldberg, Jeremy and Miriam Klaben, Amira<br />
and Adam Goldberg, and Shira and Jared Boschan.<br />
importance, was presented to Phillip<br />
Rubenstein, JCC board member and vice<br />
president. Rubenstein is president of East<br />
Syracuse-based United Radio. He has<br />
served on the boards of Jewish Family<br />
Service and Menorah Park and is currently<br />
on the boards of the Jewish Community<br />
Foundation of Central New York and the<br />
Longhouse Council of the Boy Scouts of<br />
America.<br />
Next up was the Kovod Gadol Award<br />
presented to Rabbi Evan Shore. This is the<br />
JCC’s highest<br />
honor which in<br />
Photos by<br />
Jerry Klineberg.<br />
Hebrew translates to great honor. Rabbi<br />
Shore has served as spiritual leader of<br />
Sha’arei Torah Orthodox Congregation of<br />
Syracuse for the past 30 years. He is also<br />
the religious advisor to the JCC and its<br />
board’s executive committee and serves<br />
many JCC programs in various official<br />
capacities. Rabbi Shore founded the<br />
STOCS Chevra Kadisha, founded the eruv<br />
in the Syracuse area and is a former board<br />
member of Menorah Park and Jewish<br />
Family Service.<br />
This year Barbara Sheklin Davis and<br />
Neil and Robin Goldberg were inducted<br />
into the JCC Hall of Fame. This award<br />
recognizes and celebrates individuals who<br />
> See “JCC Gala” on page 11<br />
Pictured seated, from left, is Kovod Award recipient Phillip Rubenstein along with<br />
his children Peter and Elle. Standing, from left, is Phillip’s parents Arnie and Libby<br />
Rubenstein, his brother-in-law and sister Dr. Mark and Mara Charlamb, and his wife<br />
Cami Riley.<br />
Pictured is Hall of Fame Award recipient Barbara<br />
Sheklin Davis (center) with JCC Executive Director Marci<br />
Erlebacher and JCC Board President Steven Sisskind.<br />
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JCC CAMP<br />
Joe & Lynne Romano<br />
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Thank you<br />
for an awesome summer!<br />
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Repentance, prayer and<br />
righteous deeds<br />
By Rabbi Evan Shore<br />
Sha’arei Torah Orthodox<br />
Congregation of Syracuse<br />
The Jewish High Holidays encompass far<br />
more than just three major services. In the<br />
Mussaf (Additional Service) on all three days<br />
we recite: Teshuvah U’Teffilah U’Tzdekah<br />
(Repentance, Prayer and Righteous Deeds)<br />
have the power to overturn an evil decree. In<br />
other words, our presence in the Synagogue<br />
during services is not sufficient, far more is<br />
expected from each and every single one of<br />
us.<br />
Creed alone is not enough or adequate.<br />
Repentance, prayer and righteous deeds<br />
are essential components to not only begin<br />
the new Jewish year but to reach a positive<br />
conclusion.<br />
One can postulate the performance of the<br />
three actions cited above may have little<br />
bearing upon the ultimate outcome. Certain<br />
things are out of our control. However,<br />
recently I saw a very powerful idea about<br />
prayer. Prayer is not meant to change the<br />
mind of God. Rather it is meant to change<br />
the person reciting it.<br />
Helen Plotkin in Tablet Magazine writes:<br />
“When you read a novel, you don’t appreciate<br />
the characters on the basis of whether<br />
they live long lives with no loss. What you<br />
appreciate is the depth and richness of the<br />
characters’ lives.”<br />
The High Holidays, though involving characters,<br />
isn’t fiction; it is reality! We have the<br />
power and capability to make ourselves<br />
rich in depth, quality and substance in our<br />
interactions between God and our fellow human<br />
beings. Make use of the three-pronged<br />
approach involving repentance, prayer and<br />
righteous deeds.<br />
Identify a weakness in a character trait and<br />
repair it. Spend more time contemplating<br />
words and mindset during services. Lastly,<br />
be there for others. Do not be reactive to the<br />
needs of others, be proactive.<br />
Please God, with this approach, our New Year<br />
can have greater import and worth.<br />
Wishing you a happy, healthy and meaningful<br />
New Year!!<br />
BOICHIK<br />
20 th ANNUAL<br />
Jewish Federation of CNY<br />
Jewish<br />
MUSIC &<br />
CULTURAL<br />
FESTIVAL<br />
SUNDAY<br />
SEPTEMBER 15, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Noon-5:30 pm<br />
WEST OF ODESSA<br />
FARAH<br />
Sam Pomeranz<br />
Jewish Community Center of Syracuse<br />
KEYNA HORA KLEZMER BAND<br />
• AN AFTERNOON OF FOOD, FUN AND GREAT<br />
JEWISH MUSIC!<br />
• CORNED BEEF • KNISHES • KUGEL<br />
WINE • BEER • AND MORE!<br />
By The Oaks Catering – Under the Vaad<br />
• JEWELRY & CRAFTS VENDORS<br />
• CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES<br />
www.syracusejewishfestival.org<br />
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JCC Gala<br />
• Continued from page 8<br />
have made their mark through service to<br />
the entire Jewish community.<br />
Barbara Sheklin Davis is professor<br />
emerita of modern languages at Onondaga<br />
Community College. She served as<br />
principal of the Syracuse Hebrew Day<br />
School for 27 years and headed the<br />
rabbi Jacob Epstein High School of<br />
Jewish Studies (now the Rabbi Jacob<br />
Epstein School of Jewish Studies) and the<br />
Combined School of Congregation Beth<br />
Sholom-Chevra Shas and Temple Beth El.<br />
A passionate advocate of Jewish education,<br />
she is also an author. Davis has written<br />
Syracuse African Americans, The Jewish<br />
Community of Syracuse (with Susan Rabin),<br />
100 Jewish Things to Do Before You Die, A<br />
Parallel Universe: Haredi Women Leading<br />
Haredi Schools for Girls, and Two Jews<br />
Three Opinions: Klal Yisrael, Pluralism and<br />
the Jewish Community Day School Network.<br />
She is currently working on three other<br />
books, including I Hate Retirement (which<br />
she does).<br />
For Neil and Robin Goldberg, family<br />
has always come first. Neil, president and<br />
CEO of Raymour and Flanigan Furniture,<br />
and Robin, a retired dentist, have also<br />
dedicated their professional and personal<br />
lives to the community in their hometown<br />
of Syracuse. Neil is currently serving<br />
on the national boards of the National<br />
Home Furnishings Association, Home<br />
Furnishings Council, American Furniture<br />
Pictured is Kovod Gadol Award recipient Rabbi Evan Shore (center)<br />
with JCC Executive Director Marci Erlebacher and JCC Board<br />
President Steven Sisskind.<br />
Photos by Jerry Klineberg.<br />
Pictured seated, from left, is Parker Goldstein, “The Leslie” Award recipient Jessica Malzman, Jessica’s<br />
husband Ari Malzman and Eleanor Malzman. Standing, from left, is Gary and Jill Goldstein, Alicia Lazaro,<br />
Vanessa Khachane, and Bobbi and Cliff Malzman. “The Leslie” Award, named after Leslie London<br />
Neulander, recognizes outstanding commitment and service to the JCC and the local community.<br />
Hall of Fame, National Commission of the<br />
Anti-Defamation League and Say Yes to<br />
Education. He has been awarded the Jewish<br />
Community Relations Council of New<br />
York’s American Heritage Award, Esther<br />
and Joseph Roth Award for Outstanding<br />
Jewish Community Leadership, City of<br />
Hope Spirit of Life Award, the American<br />
Heritage Award of ADL, Ernst and Young<br />
Entrepreneur of the Year and Syracuse<br />
Business Journal’s “Business of the<br />
Year.” Robin has served as president of<br />
both the Syracuse Hebrew Day School<br />
and Make-A-Wish Foundation, chair of<br />
Jewish Federation of CNY Lion of Judah<br />
division, annual chair of National Council<br />
of Jewish Women’s “Mitzvah Project” and<br />
as a board member of the<br />
JCC of Syracuse, Temple<br />
Adath Yeshurun and the<br />
Syracuse Jewish Federation<br />
(now the Jewish Federation<br />
of CNY). She has been<br />
awarded the JCRC-NY’s<br />
American Heritage<br />
Award, NCJW Hannah G.<br />
Solomon Award, Esther<br />
and Joseph Roth Award<br />
for Outstanding Jewish<br />
Community Leadership,<br />
Presidential Leadership<br />
Award from Syracuse<br />
Jewish Federation, and<br />
the Syracuse Hebrew Day<br />
School Woman of Valor<br />
Award.<br />
Finally, this year’s Leslie Award, the<br />
fourth to be given since being introduced<br />
in 2016, was presented to JCC board<br />
member Jessica Malzman. “The Leslie”<br />
recognizes outstanding commitment<br />
and service to the JCC and the local<br />
community—the qualities which the<br />
award’s namesake, Leslie London<br />
Neulander, personified through her<br />
many volunteer pursuits. Malzman is<br />
the chief operating officer at Whitney<br />
Partners, a New York-based executive<br />
search firm. She has been a JCC board<br />
member for the past two years, served on<br />
the Gala Committee for three years and<br />
has sat on the Parent Committee for the<br />
JCC’s Jerome and Phyllis Charney Early<br />
Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong> for the<br />
past two years, most recently becoming the<br />
committee co-chair. Malzman was also a<br />
member of the Jewish Federation of CNY’s<br />
young leadership committee from 2017-<br />
<strong>2019</strong>.<br />
The JCC of Syracuse’s annual meeting<br />
and gala is the center’s largest and most<br />
important annual fundraiser. This year’s<br />
event proceeds, as in the past, will provide<br />
significant funding for scholarships to<br />
individuals in the JCC’s early childhood,<br />
after school, summer camp and senior<br />
programs.<br />
For more information about the JCC of<br />
Syracuse, call 315-445-2360 or visit www.<br />
jccsyr.org.<br />
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Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
Early Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong> • After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s • Teen <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Pam Ranieri<br />
Director of<br />
Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
315.445.2040 x123<br />
pranieri@jccsyr.org<br />
Amy Bisnett<br />
Associate Director of<br />
Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
315.445.2040 x122<br />
abisnett@jccsyr.org<br />
We recently restructured and consolidated our children’s programs<br />
(Early Childhood <strong>Program</strong>, After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s, and<br />
Teen <strong>Program</strong>s) under the newly created Children’s <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
department. This enhanced structure allows us to be more flexible<br />
and responsive overall while giving these individual programs the<br />
autonomy to better serve our members, families and the community.<br />
Christine Flynn<br />
Early Childhood<br />
Assistant Director<br />
315.445.2040 x120<br />
cflynn@jccsyr.org<br />
Jennifer Paine<br />
Early Childhood Receptionist<br />
315.445.2040 x120<br />
Joshua Van Alstyne<br />
Assistant Director of<br />
School Age <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
315.445.2040 x133<br />
jvanalstyne@jccsyr.org<br />
Jerome and Phyllis<br />
Charney<br />
Early Childhood Development <strong>Program</strong><br />
/ecdpjccsyr<br />
HOW to REGISTER<br />
Registration for the <strong>2019</strong>-2020 school year<br />
has been ongoing, and space is typically<br />
very limited. Each new school year requires<br />
registration. When a class is filled, based on<br />
New York State licensing requirements, a<br />
wait list is developed. Once the school year<br />
begins, children are admitted from the wait<br />
list on a space-available basis.<br />
There is a $25 wait list reservation fee.<br />
This does not guarantee placement in a<br />
classroom. We will notify you if a placement<br />
becomes available, and you will have 48<br />
hours to accept the placement.<br />
Withdrawals, changes<br />
Enrollment in ECDP is a commitment to<br />
our 10-month school year which consists<br />
of three sessions: September–November,<br />
December–February and March–June. Any<br />
withdrawals or enrollment changes must be<br />
made 30 days before the start of a session.<br />
For more information, and to schedule a<br />
tour, please call us at 315-445-2040, ext. 120.<br />
Infant Level<br />
We offer the highest quality of care to our<br />
youngest members in the Syracuse area. To<br />
maintain a developmentally appropriate<br />
environment for our infants, they are<br />
separated into two age groups: Infant I<br />
and Infant II. Infants who are 6 weeks to<br />
12 months old at time of enrollment are<br />
placed in the Infant I classroom. Infants<br />
who are 12 months to 24 months at the<br />
We are committed to developing the social, emotional, physical<br />
and intellectual well being of each child, allowing them to grow and<br />
flourish as productive members of the community. Our<br />
Hours<br />
Monday–Friday<br />
7 am – 6 pm<br />
time of enrollment are placed in the<br />
Infant II classroom.<br />
The ECDP provides a responsive<br />
environment that supports and encourages<br />
exploration through a variety of classroom<br />
routines and experiences. Infant caregivers<br />
focus on daily routines such as hellos<br />
and goodbyes, diapering and toileting,<br />
feeding, dressing and soothing to sleep as<br />
part of the<br />
curriculum.<br />
These oneon-one<br />
routines<br />
help to build<br />
positive<br />
relationships<br />
between<br />
infant and<br />
caregiver, promoting trust and allowing<br />
infants to feel secure in their environment.<br />
Once infants have developed a<br />
trusting relationship with their caregivers<br />
they will start to gain new skills and<br />
participate more actively in daily routines.<br />
The teachers are then able to provide<br />
intentional indoor and outdoor experiences<br />
that allow children to learn while imitating<br />
and pretending, connecting with music<br />
and movement, exploring with sand and<br />
water and creating with art.<br />
emphasis is on helping children become independent,<br />
self-confident, inquisitive and enthusiastic learners.<br />
Toddler Level<br />
• Must be 18-months old by September 3, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Toddler children are at an age when they<br />
establish secure attachments with their<br />
caregivers more quickly and are now eager<br />
to experience their world. They react to<br />
what they experience through their senses<br />
and physical activity. ECDP teachers<br />
provide intentional experiences for<br />
toddlers through a variety of indoor and<br />
outdoor experiences.<br />
Learning materials that match the<br />
children’s growing abilities and interests<br />
are provided and the children start to<br />
explore objects and begin to use them<br />
purposefully. While playing with toys,<br />
imitating and pretending, exploring<br />
sand and water, creating with art and<br />
going outdoors, the toddlers learn to<br />
communicate and socialize with peers and<br />
adults, to think mathematically and to<br />
discover like scientists.<br />
Toddlers start to enjoy special<br />
programming outside of the classroom<br />
setting, such as Toddler Tango and gym<br />
class. Toddlers are placed into classrooms<br />
according to their chronological age.<br />
Children do not need to be toilet trained,<br />
and when appropriate, toilet training will<br />
be incorporated into one of the goals for<br />
your child.<br />
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CALENDAR<br />
AUGUST<br />
29. ............Meet your teacher<br />
30. ............Closed<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
2. .............Closed – Labor Day<br />
3. .............First day of school<br />
17. ............Field trip to Beak and Skiff<br />
30. ............Closed – Rosh Hashanah<br />
OCTOBER<br />
1. .............Closed – Rosh Hashanah<br />
8. .............Close at 5 pm – Yom Kippur<br />
9. .............Closed – Yom Kippur<br />
16. ............Field trip to Beak and Skiff<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
26. ............Thanksgiving Luncheon<br />
28, 29. ........Closed – Thanksgiving<br />
DECEMBER<br />
19. ............Chanukah Party<br />
24 ...........Vacation Camp<br />
25. ............Closed<br />
26, 27, 30, 31 ..Vacation Camp<br />
Three-Year Old Level<br />
• Must be age 3 by December 1, <strong>2019</strong><br />
With kindergarten just two years away,<br />
this is an important time for every child<br />
to learn that the world is bigger than<br />
imagined. Children learn new skills<br />
and concepts through our thematic,<br />
hands-on approach to learning. Daily<br />
activities are carefully planned to promote<br />
children’s social, emotional and cognitive<br />
development. Our teachers are trained to<br />
recognize differences in rates<br />
of development within this<br />
age group, and individualize<br />
instruction to meet every<br />
child’s needs. Materials and<br />
activities are appropriately<br />
tailored in an effort to<br />
challenge children’s abilities<br />
while building their selfconfidence.<br />
Throughout the year, children will<br />
discover the wonder of the world they live<br />
in. All of our three-year olds are actively<br />
engaged in group discussions, long-term<br />
studies, sensory play, cooking, process art<br />
and more. Our three-year olds are reading<br />
stories, singing songs and playing their way<br />
through the day. We also tailor gym time<br />
with our specialized gym instructor to<br />
the needs of our three-year olds. We play<br />
outside every day, weather permitting, on<br />
our beautiful fenced-in playgrounds.<br />
With all of these wonderful<br />
activities happening in our three-year<br />
old classrooms, the Early Childhood<br />
Development <strong>Program</strong> provides a well<br />
rounded and positive learning experience<br />
for your child.<br />
Pre-K Level<br />
• Must be age 4 by December 1, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Our oldest children explore the world<br />
through our hands-on, developmentally<br />
appropriate approach to learning. We<br />
include both child initiated play and<br />
teacher-directed academic experiences on<br />
a daily basis. Planned lessons<br />
and activities allow teachers<br />
to informally and continually<br />
assess each child in order<br />
to effectively modify and<br />
individualize instruction.<br />
Academically, we focus<br />
on exposing children to the<br />
skills and concepts needed<br />
to succeed in kindergarten.<br />
This includes creative expression, math<br />
and reading readiness, along with fine<br />
and gross motor skill development to help<br />
each child learn, grow and succeed. Each<br />
classroom is also equipped with a SMART<br />
board where the children are engaged in<br />
daily interactive lessons which promote<br />
creativity and critical thinking.<br />
Children at the Pre-K level attend field<br />
trips which coincide with what they are<br />
learning. In the fall our classes will visit<br />
the apple and pumpkin farms. Later in the<br />
school year the teachers will plan specific<br />
trips per their curriculums.<br />
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FUNDRAISERS<br />
Bottle & can drive<br />
Please bring in your bottles and cans to<br />
FM Returnables at 202 W. Seneca St. in<br />
Manlius! We raised over $500 last year<br />
with the help of our families. Make sure<br />
you tell them it’s a donation for JCC’s<br />
ECDP when you drop off your bottles and<br />
cans.<br />
Square One Art<br />
In October the Early Childhood<br />
Department will be raising money using<br />
your child’s artwork! Parents can purchase<br />
coffee mugs, key chains, T-shirts and<br />
magnets that express their little one’s<br />
creativity. Order forms will be in your<br />
child’s mailbox.<br />
PJ LIBRARY<br />
PJ Library in CNY (PJ for pajamas), a JCC<br />
of Syracuse program, holds a monthly<br />
PJ Library day in ECDP. Children are<br />
encouraged to wear their pajamas to school<br />
when the PJ Library coordinator visits to<br />
read stories, sing songs and plan activities<br />
with the children. PJ Library offers free,<br />
high-quality Jewish books and music each<br />
month to parents raising Jewish children<br />
ages six months to eight years all across<br />
North America.<br />
Kids Yoga<br />
ENRICHMENT CLASS<br />
Ages: 3–5<br />
Day: Wednesday<br />
Time: 1:15–2 pm<br />
Dates: October 16, 23, 30<br />
November 6, 13, 20<br />
December 4, 11<br />
Fee: $90 members, $100 non-members<br />
This class helps kids build concentration,<br />
strength, flexibility, self-control and balance.<br />
Children will embark on a calming journey<br />
and begin to understand mindfulness and<br />
finding contentment in everyday life. Taught<br />
by Bridgett Langstaff.<br />
Pre-registration required. Class subject to<br />
minimum enrollment. Use the registration<br />
form on p. 20 and sign-up today!<br />
Questions? Call us at 315-445-2040,<br />
ext. 120, or stop by our office.<br />
Great birthday parties start here!<br />
We offer age appropriate games and activities tailored to your<br />
preschooler’s likes and interests. Parties at the JCC are two<br />
hours long, and include all necessary materials, invitations,<br />
birthday cake and party supplies. Our staff will set up and<br />
clean up, and provide one hour of structured fun.<br />
For details and pricing, contact Josh Van Alstyne at<br />
315-445-2040, ext. 133, or jvanalstyne@jccsyr.org.<br />
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After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Kindergarten –<br />
Sixth Grade<br />
We provide a dynamic array of programs and activities for school-age children<br />
in a safe, nurturing, flexible and welcoming environment that supports their<br />
families’ needs. <strong>Program</strong>ming focuses on a healthy combination of constructive<br />
play, child- and counselor-led activities, active play and Judaic culture. Everyone<br />
is welcomed and encouraged to become vital members of our programs.<br />
After AFTER School SCHOOL PROGRAM <strong>Program</strong><br />
September 3, <strong>2019</strong><br />
First day of the After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
After School withdrawals,<br />
changes<br />
To ensure proper staffing ratios, changes or<br />
withdrawals must be made in writing to the<br />
After School <strong>Program</strong> by the 15th of the<br />
month prior to the month when the change<br />
will occur. If written notification is not<br />
received, you are responsible for the original<br />
billed amount. Increases in days are based on<br />
availability.<br />
CalenDAR<br />
Sept. 2. ........Closed – Labor Day<br />
Sept. 3. ........First day of<br />
After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
Sept. 30, Oct. 1.. Closed – Rosh Hashanah<br />
Oct. 8. .........Close at 5 pm<br />
Eve of Yom Kippur<br />
Oct. 9. .........Closed – Yom Kippur<br />
Oct. 14. ........Columbus Day vaca camp<br />
Nov. 11.........Veterans Day vaca camp<br />
Nov. 28, 29. ....Closed – Thanksgiving<br />
Dec. 25. ........Closed<br />
Jan. 1, 2020. ....Closed – New Year’s Day<br />
What is the ASP all about?<br />
• Balancing safe, educational and<br />
recreational programming for schoolage<br />
children.<br />
• Hours: Close of school to 6 p.m. on<br />
school days.<br />
• Recreation includes all types of sports<br />
and games, arts and crafts, cultural<br />
activities, sledding when there’s snow,<br />
swimming in June and much more.<br />
• Educational activities are experiential<br />
and based on fun.<br />
• The homework room is available<br />
Monday through Thursday.<br />
Transportation<br />
J-D Schools transports students directly<br />
to the JCC. This must be coordinated with<br />
the specific school. The JCC’s own bus can<br />
transport students from some Syracuse<br />
City and F-M district schools, including<br />
private schools, at no extra cost. Please<br />
contact us for scheduling. The JCC bus<br />
We offer class care for After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
families who want the convenience of sending<br />
their child to enrichment classes without<br />
having to transport them all over town.<br />
Our wide range of popular classes offer<br />
the security and quality care that comes<br />
along with our After School <strong>Program</strong> at an<br />
affordable price.<br />
Pricing is based on your child’s arrival time to<br />
the program. Pay a monthly fee based on the<br />
number of days your child is enrolled in a JCC<br />
class. To be eligible for class care, enrichment<br />
classes must be at least 45 minutes long. If a<br />
class is less than 45 minutes you must enroll<br />
in regular after school care for the day. Your<br />
Class Care—How it Works<br />
is reserved for children enrolled in JCC<br />
programs.<br />
<strong>Program</strong> monthly rates<br />
Days per week Members Non-members<br />
5 $255 $325<br />
4 $220 $282<br />
3 $190 $250<br />
2 $140 $175<br />
1 $95 $115<br />
5% sibling discount. Discount applies to lower<br />
priced enrollment on each additional child.<br />
After School <strong>Program</strong> rates are NOT prorated<br />
for months with varying number of<br />
school days or for participant absences.<br />
child may stay in the After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
before and/or after class until the program<br />
closes at 6 p.m.<br />
Class Care Pricing*<br />
Syracuse Hebrew Day<br />
School and JDMS<br />
Ed Smith, Moses DeWitt,<br />
Tecumseh, H.W. Smith<br />
and F–M Schools<br />
Jamesville Elementary<br />
$20 per class<br />
day per month<br />
$15 per class<br />
day per month<br />
$10 per class<br />
day per month<br />
*Please contact us if your child’s school is not<br />
listed here.<br />
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After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Kindergarten –<br />
Sixth Grade<br />
VACATION camps<br />
The JCC’s vacation camps offer safe and<br />
engaging programming for school-age<br />
children during regularly scheduled school<br />
breaks. We make it easy and convenient<br />
for your child to enjoy fun and creative<br />
indoor/outdoor activities such as sports,<br />
games, arts and crafts, field trips and more.<br />
The camp day runs from 9 a.m. to 4<br />
p.m. with early/late care available to extend<br />
each day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Half-day<br />
options are also available most days. Fullday<br />
campers are asked to bring a nonmeat<br />
lunch. An afternoon snack will be<br />
provided.<br />
Vacation camps require separate<br />
registration and the cost is not included in<br />
the monthly After School <strong>Program</strong> rates.<br />
<strong>2019</strong>-2020 VACATION CAMPS<br />
Registration flyers will be sent home with all<br />
regular After School <strong>Program</strong> participants a<br />
few weeks prior to each vacation camp. Our<br />
activities vary greatly and we keep things<br />
exciting and fun for our vaca-campers.<br />
Times 9 am – 4 pm<br />
Early/Late Care* 7 am – 6 pm<br />
Prices<br />
Full Day $50 members, $60 non-mem.<br />
Half Day $32 members; $38 non-mem.<br />
Early/Late Care* $2 members; $3 non-mem.<br />
*Free for After School <strong>Program</strong> participants<br />
enrolled at least one day/week<br />
Columbus Day ............ Monday, 10/14<br />
Veterans Day. ..............Monday, 11/11<br />
Pre-Turkey Day......... Wednesday, 11/27<br />
Winter Break. .. 12/23, 12/24, 12/26, 12/27,<br />
...............12/30, 12/31, 1/2/20, 1/3/20<br />
M.L.K. Day ............. Monday, 1/20/20<br />
February Break. ................. 2/17–21<br />
Spring/Passover Break. ............ 4/6–8<br />
CAMP care for other days off from school<br />
If you need care for your grade K-6 child<br />
during other incidental days off from<br />
school such as district-wide superintendent<br />
days, conference days, half-days and even<br />
unexpected snow days, we’ve got you<br />
covered. The JCC offers camp care on<br />
these days with the same types of cool<br />
activities as our school break vacation<br />
camps. These camp days run from 9 a.m.<br />
to 4 p.m. with early/late care available to<br />
extend each day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.<br />
We’re here when you need us<br />
Even if you’re not a JCC After School<br />
<strong>Program</strong> participant, you may bring your<br />
school-age child to the JCC on these<br />
incidental days off from school. Please call<br />
ahead for the forms and details.<br />
The JCC After School<br />
<strong>Program</strong> will continue<br />
its reading and tutoring<br />
program thanks to funding<br />
from the Michelle Schotz Foundation. This<br />
new initiative is a great way for students<br />
We serve the Syracuse City School District<br />
(select schools), Jamesville-DeWitt, Fayetteville-<br />
Manlius and area private schools. If your child<br />
attends school in these districts or has a school<br />
closure that coincides with one of these public<br />
school districts, you may take advantage of<br />
these days.<br />
For our After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
participants...<br />
Regularly scheduled After School <strong>Program</strong><br />
participants have the added bonus of lowcost<br />
child care—only $10 per child—for<br />
camp care during these incidental days off<br />
from school. Plus, early/late care is free on<br />
these days.<br />
Questions? Call us at 315-445-2360.<br />
Reading and tutoring support from caterpillar to butterfly<br />
to get some extra help outside of school<br />
in order to excel from “caterpillar to<br />
butterfly” in literacy.<br />
For information on enrolling your<br />
child, contact the After School <strong>Program</strong> at<br />
315-445-2360.<br />
TASTY FUNDRAISER<br />
Get your kosher challah here every Friday!<br />
It’s quick and convenient to get your challah at the end of each work week. Challah is<br />
available for sale on Fridays in the JCC’s main lobby and Early Childhood <strong>Program</strong>. All<br />
proceeds benefit the JCC’s Children’s Department. Pre-order your challah by downloading<br />
our order form at www.jccsyr.org or pick one up at the main office. Pre-orders must be<br />
placed by noon on Wednesday for Friday pick up.<br />
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Membership<br />
Your JCC of Syracuse Membership Department is dedicated to developing and<br />
maintaining relationships with current and prospective JCC members. We’re<br />
all about strengthening the JCC through member participation and support by<br />
providing individualized service and attention as well as accountable actions.<br />
Join the JCC!<br />
The JCC of Syracuse offers a variety of flexible membership options to<br />
anyone in the community. Members enjoy use of the center, the outdoor<br />
heated pool, access to the fitness facilities and program exclusives and<br />
discounts. Specific benefits vary depending<br />
on whether you join as a Full-Facility<br />
(Fitness) or Non-Fitness member. Please see<br />
the chart at right for details.<br />
Benefits<br />
You do not have to be Jewish to become a<br />
member of the JCC of Syracuse. Your JCC<br />
membership is a one-year commitment<br />
Sports & Fitness Center<br />
and automatically renews each year unless<br />
cancellation notice is given in writing.<br />
Annual membership is non-refundable and<br />
payment is due in full upon joining. Or, for<br />
your convenience, monthly payment plans<br />
are available including automatic payments<br />
from your credit or debit card. Enroll today<br />
by completing pages 18–19.<br />
Dedicated to serving our community<br />
As a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit community<br />
center, our mission is to serve our<br />
community. We occasionally offer<br />
membership allowances on a case-by-case<br />
basis to accommodate those with special<br />
needs and financial circumstances. Contact<br />
our Membership Director for additional<br />
details.<br />
Questions?<br />
For more information about joining the JCC<br />
of Syracuse, please contact our Membership<br />
Director at 315-445-2040, ext. 140.<br />
JCC MEMBER BENEFITS<br />
Full-Facility<br />
(FF)<br />
Non-Fitness<br />
(NF)<br />
Member Rates on <strong>Program</strong>s & Svcs. • •<br />
Pool Membership • •<br />
•<br />
Non-<br />
Member<br />
Group Exercise Classes* • ¢ ¢<br />
Personal Training ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
Fitness Assessment • ¢ ¢<br />
Massage ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
Nutritional Counseling ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
Special Fitness Packages ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
Indoor Running/Walking Track<br />
Towel Service<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Member Reciprocity • •<br />
Open Gym & Leagues • ¢ ¢<br />
Campus Play Grounds & Courts • • •<br />
Senior Lunch <strong>Program</strong> ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
Access to Early Childhood<br />
Development <strong>Program</strong> (ECDP)<br />
• •<br />
Room/Space Rental ¢ ¢ ¢<br />
• Included with membership<br />
¢ Additional fees or restrictions may apply<br />
*Per class fee applies to Tap and Ballroom Dance.<br />
Trial and discounted promotional memberships are not eligible for child care or other program<br />
discounts.<br />
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Please complete and submit this form along with the Membership Application form on page 19.<br />
MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS<br />
5655 Thompson Rd., DeWitt, NY 13214<br />
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Membership Options & Rates<br />
RATES (ANNUAL / MONTHLY)<br />
FULL-FACILITY<br />
CATEGORY CODE TYPE DESCRIPTION<br />
(FITNESS) NON-FITNESS<br />
Family A 2-Parent Family<br />
2 adult caregivers, children and dependent students within a<br />
single household $823 / $71 $441 / $40<br />
Family B 1-Parent Family 1 adult caregiver, children and dependent students $598 / $54 $334 / $32<br />
Couple C Adult Couple 1 adult couple with no dependants living at home $711 / $63 $399 / $37<br />
Individual D Individual Adult* 1 adult age 18+ $520 / $47 $299 / $27<br />
Student E Individual Student* Any student age 14+ with valid student ID $329 / $30 N/A<br />
Senior F Senior Adult 1 adult age 60+ $463 / $42 $129 / $14<br />
Senior G Senior Special 1 adult age 60+, weekdays only $261 / $25 N/A<br />
Senior H Senior Couple 2 married adults, one is age 60+ $643 / $57 $199 / $19<br />
*Individuals age 35 and younger may add a spouse to a Full-Facility (Fitness) membership for an additional $99/year.<br />
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTION<br />
I Mitzvah Monetary tax-deductible contribution in addition to any membership Any amount<br />
J Silver Monetary tax-deductible contribution in addition to any membership $100<br />
K Gold Monetary tax-deductible contribution in addition to any membership $200<br />
L Platinum Monetary tax-deductible contribution in addition to any membership $300<br />
LOCKER RENTAL (Full-Facility memberships only; optional)<br />
M Small Annual cost for a small personal locker; limited availability $95<br />
N Large Annual cost for a large personal locker; limited availability $195<br />
ONE-TIME ENROLLMENT FEE (New and lapsed memberships only)<br />
Full-Facility (Fitness) members – A, B, C, D $50 Non-Fitness members – A, B, C, D $30<br />
Full-Facility (Fitness) Student/Senior – E, F, G, H $25 Non-Fitness Senior – F, H $15<br />
PLEASE FULLY COMPLETE...<br />
In the spirit of<br />
Tzedakah, please<br />
consider making<br />
a tax-deductible<br />
contribution<br />
along with your<br />
membership<br />
payment.<br />
Today’s Date: Full Name: Date of birth:<br />
REGISTRATION CODE AMOUNT<br />
Membership Type (A–H)<br />
Additional Tax-Deductible Contribution (I–L)<br />
Locker Rental (Full-Facility only; M–N)<br />
Enrollment Fee (If applicable) —<br />
TOTAL<br />
PAYMENT METHOD q Check (Payable to JCC of Syracuse) q Cash (Do not send cash in the mail)<br />
q Credit Card (MC, Visa, Discover, Amex)<br />
Acct. #: Exp. Date: Security Code:<br />
Please complete<br />
the Membership<br />
Application on<br />
the next page. >><br />
Cardholder Name:<br />
Signature:<br />
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PRIMARY MEMBER<br />
Title q Mr. q Mrs. q Dr. q Ms. Gender q Male q Female<br />
5655 Thompson Rd., DeWitt, NY 13214<br />
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Membership Application<br />
Last Name First Name Date of Birth<br />
Address City State Zip<br />
Home Phone Cell Phone Email<br />
Occupation Employer Employer Phone<br />
Emergency Contact Name Phone Relationship<br />
Synagogue Affiliation (optional) q No Affiliation q Not Applicable<br />
How did you hear about us?<br />
MEMBER #2<br />
Title q Mr. q Mrs. q Dr. q Ms. Gender q Male q Female<br />
Last Name First Name Date of Birth<br />
Address City State Zip<br />
Home Phone Cell Phone Email<br />
Occupation Employer Employer Phone<br />
CHILDREN/DEPENDENT STUDENTS<br />
Last Name First Name Gender Date of Birth School Grade/Year<br />
q Need to list additional children? Please use a separate sheet.<br />
AGREEMENT/SIGNATURE<br />
q M<br />
q M<br />
q M<br />
q M<br />
q F<br />
q F<br />
q F<br />
q F<br />
I, the undersigned primary member, for myself and all<br />
persons listed above, hereby agree to the following:<br />
I am applying for membership with the Jewish<br />
Community Center (JCC) of Syracuse. I agree to<br />
abide by its rules and bylaws. I understand that all<br />
members 18 years and older may participate in the<br />
JCC’s annual meeting.<br />
I understand that membership dues are payable in full<br />
at the time of joining or renewal unless a payment plan<br />
has been approved in advance. A payment plan only<br />
specifies the manner in which payments will be made<br />
and does not reflect a month-to-month membership<br />
commitment. If paying by monthly automatic payments<br />
from a credit card, I authorize the JCC of Syracuse to<br />
automatically charge my credit card account for each<br />
consecutive month of the plan.<br />
I understand that membership dues are automatically<br />
renewed each year unless I give notice in writing.<br />
Note that the JCC of Syracuse reserves the right to<br />
cancel a membership for any reason at any time with<br />
appropriate notice. I understand that membership<br />
is not transferable and membership dues are<br />
non-refundable.<br />
Trial and discounted promotional memberships are not<br />
eligible for child care or other program discounts.<br />
I have read and agree with these membership terms<br />
as acknowledged by my signature below.<br />
Primary Member’s Signature<br />
Date<br />
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BILLING INFORMATION (parent/guardian if applicable)<br />
5655 Thompson Rd., DeWitt, NY 13214<br />
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Class Registration & Emergency Authorization<br />
Last Name<br />
First Name<br />
Address City State Zip<br />
Home Phone Cell Phone Email<br />
PARTICIPANT(S) AND CLASS SELECTION(S)<br />
Name Class Day(s) Time Fee<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
Payment: q Cash q Check q Credit Card (Visa, MC, Discover, Amex) Total Amount Enclosed _______________________<br />
Card # _______________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Exp. Date __________________________<br />
Cardholder Signature _______________________________________________________________________ JCC Member? q Yes q No<br />
EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATION<br />
PLEASE NOTE: The JCC must have a current Emergency Authorization for medical treatment of minors on file for each participant in its programs.<br />
I hereby appoint the appropriate JCC staff members to act on my behalf in authorizing unexpected medical, dental or surgical care and/or<br />
hospitalization for the below named minor(s) during the period of Sept. 1, <strong>2019</strong> through August 31, 2020 in the event of my unavailability.<br />
Name Date of Birth Allergies/Special Conditions<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
Medical/dental/hospitalization coverage for above named minor(s):<br />
Insurance company/government program ____________________________________________________________<br />
Family physician _______________________________________________________________________________________<br />
ID/contact/group # ____________________________________<br />
Phone # ________________________________________________<br />
PUBLICITY RELEASE<br />
I hereby q give q do not give<br />
permission for my above named child(ren) to be used in any JCC of Syracuse photos, videos, publicity or promotional pieces.<br />
AGREEMENT/RELEASE SIGNATURE<br />
I recognize that participating in athletic/recreation programs have certain<br />
inherent risks for which the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse, Inc.,<br />
is not liable. I hereby, for myself, executors and administrators, waive and<br />
release any and all claims for damages I may seek against the JCC or places<br />
used by the JCC in conjunction with this athletic/recreation program. I also<br />
recognize that medical expenses I may incur in connection with participation<br />
in this athletic/recreation program are my own responsibility. I hereby appoint<br />
the appropriate JCC staff to act on my behalf in authorizing unexpected<br />
medical, dental, surgical or hospital care should I be unable to do so. I have<br />
read the preceding paragraphs as acknowledged by my signature below.<br />
Signature<br />
Date<br />
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Winning band<br />
receives...<br />
• $200 cash prize!<br />
January 18, 2020<br />
SIGN UP YOUR BAND!<br />
Contact Amy Bisnett at<br />
315-445-2040 x123 or abisnett@jccsyr.org<br />
5655 Thompson Rd., DeWitt • 315.445.2360 • www.jccsyr.org<br />
Discounted<br />
movie tickets<br />
For Regal Cinemas<br />
• $10 each<br />
• No expiration date<br />
• No restrictions<br />
Purchase tickets at the JCC’s<br />
front desk. Proceeds benefit the<br />
JCC Children’s Dept.<br />
PJ LIBRARY IN CNY – A JEWISH COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP<br />
Serves 9–11 year olds by<br />
offering choice and creative<br />
outlets. www.pjourway.org<br />
pjlibraryradio.com<br />
FREE<br />
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stories & songs<br />
for families raising Jewish children<br />
Sign-up online today!<br />
PJ Library in CNY serves children from 6 months to<br />
8 years old in Cortland, Madison, Onondaga and<br />
Oswego Counties. www.pjlibrary.org<br />
Connect with us for the latest updates.<br />
/PJLibraryCNY<br />
/PJLibraryCNY<br />
Carolyn Weinberg | pjcny@jccsyr.org<br />
PJ Library in CNY<br />
is a program of the Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center.<br />
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Children’s Classes<br />
Sports School & of FitneSS<br />
[ Gymnastics ] dance<br />
Preschool & School Age<br />
We work with pre-K to pre-teen children to teach physical education,<br />
teamwork, sportsmanship and cooperation.<br />
Sherri Lamanna<br />
Director of Gymnastics, Dance and<br />
ECDP Physical Education<br />
Lil’ Kickers Soccer – Pre-K<br />
Age: Pre-K (must be four by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Wednesday<br />
Time: 11–11:30 am<br />
Dates: 9/11–11/20 (not 10/9)<br />
Fee: $140 members, $160 non-members<br />
This fun and fast-paced class is focused on<br />
boosting balance, coordination and fundamental<br />
soccer skills. A variety of creative games<br />
are used to help kids develop listening skills,<br />
cooperation and teamwork.<br />
SPORTS<br />
Throwing, catching, kicking and running made fun for preschoolers<br />
through pre-sports skills training. Miniature equipment is used with an<br />
emphasis on fun and good sportsmanship.<br />
Rookie Sports I<br />
Age: 3 (must be three by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 1–1:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Fee: $145 members, $165 non-members<br />
Rookie Sports II<br />
Age: Pre-K<br />
Day: Monday<br />
Time: 1–1:45 pm<br />
Dates: 9/9–11/25 (not 9/30, 10/14, 10/21)<br />
Fee: $155 members, $175 non-members<br />
KARATE<br />
Little Dragon Karate<br />
Age: Pre-K (must be three by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 1–1:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Fee: $155 members, $175 non-members<br />
CNY Karate School at the JCC! This preschool<br />
karate class provides a fun and appropriate<br />
way to introduce your youngest to this popular<br />
and healthy sport. Additional fees may be<br />
incurred for uniform and sparring equipment.<br />
Kids Karate<br />
Age: Grades K–6<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 4:15–5 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Fee: $175 members, $195 non-members<br />
Students will progress through the beginning<br />
ranks of CNY Karate Gojoryu style. Karate<br />
enhances motor skill progression and self<br />
discipline. Additional fees may be incurred for<br />
uniform and sparring equipment.<br />
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Children’s Classes<br />
Preschool GYMNASTICS<br />
The JCC offers a wonderful program that<br />
introduces preschoolers to gymnastics at<br />
times designed to be convenient for parents.<br />
Sports School & of FitneSS<br />
[ Gymnastics ] dance<br />
Preschool & School Age<br />
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Tumbling Tots I<br />
(Preschool Gymnastics I)<br />
Age: 3 (must be three by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Tuesday<br />
Time: 1–1:45 pm<br />
Dates: 9/10–11/26 (not 10/1, 10/15, 10/22)<br />
Attire: Girls: leotard; boys: shorts with<br />
no snaps, buttons or strings<br />
Fee: $155 members, $170 non-members<br />
Pre-gymnastics skills for 3-year olds! Emphasis<br />
on safely using the beam, bars and vault.<br />
Tumbling Tots II<br />
(Preschool Gymnastics II)<br />
Age: Pre-K<br />
Day: Tuesday<br />
Time: 2–2:45 pm<br />
Dates: 9/10–11/26 (not 10/1, 10/15, 10/22)<br />
Attire: Girls: leotard; boys: shorts with<br />
no snaps, buttons or strings<br />
Fee: $155 members, $170 non-members<br />
Pre-gymnastics movement skills are taught in<br />
a safe and fun environment using floor, beam,<br />
bars and vault.<br />
Ninja Warriors<br />
Age: Pre-K (must be four by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Wednesday<br />
Time: 2–2:45 pm<br />
Dates: 9/11–11/20 (not 10/9)<br />
Fee: $155 members, $170 non-members<br />
Attire: Shorts or sweatpants.<br />
No pants with snaps, buttons or strings.<br />
Build strength and agility by jumping, swinging,<br />
climbing, hanging, balancing and leaping<br />
through our fun-filled, ninja-style obstacle<br />
course!<br />
SCHOOL-AGE GYMNASTICS<br />
The JCC Gymnastics School offers a comprehensive<br />
regimen of gymnastics instruction.<br />
Students develop agility, flexibility and<br />
self confidence. Classes are taught by Sherri<br />
Lamanna. Placement is based on skill, not age.<br />
Gymnastics – Levels I, II, III<br />
Age: Grades K and up<br />
Day: Monday<br />
Time: 3:30–4:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/9–11/25 (not 9/30, 10/14, 10/21)<br />
Fee: $130 members, $150 non-members<br />
Beginning gymnastics foundations taught<br />
on floor, beam, bars and vault in a safe and<br />
encouraging environment.<br />
Gymnastics – Levels I, II, III<br />
Age: Grades K and up<br />
Day: Monday<br />
Time: 4:30–5:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/9–11/25 (not 9/30, 10/14, 10/21)<br />
Fee: $130 members, $150 non-members<br />
This level progresses the student to an intermediate<br />
development in all events.<br />
Sensory GYM Class<br />
This class is perfect for the child with<br />
boundless energy who likes to use all of his<br />
or her senses. The class caters to the needs<br />
of children of all abilities and developmental<br />
levels, and provides the appropriate sensory<br />
input which is most beneficial for your<br />
child. Children will thrive through games,<br />
movement, jumping and more. The class<br />
is run by Amy Bisnett, associate director<br />
of children’s programming and inclusion<br />
specialist, and Sherri Lamanna, director<br />
Pre-Team Gymnastics<br />
Days: Wednesday and Friday<br />
Time: 4–5:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/11–11/22 (not 10/9)<br />
Fee: $340 members, $365 non-members<br />
Participants will be accepted on the pre-team<br />
through tryouts or approval from coach. Gymnasts<br />
will work on skills and develop compulsory<br />
routines for introduction to competitions.<br />
Team Gymnastics<br />
Days: Tuesday and Thursday<br />
Time: 3:45–5:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/10-11/26 (not 10/1, 10/15, 10/22)<br />
Fee: $340 members, $365 non-members<br />
Participants will be accepted on the team<br />
through tryouts or approval from coach. Gymnasts<br />
will compete against other gymnastics<br />
programs in the area. Some additional fees will<br />
be incurred.<br />
of Preschool Physical Education and<br />
Gymnastics. Classes will require<br />
a minimum of four children and a<br />
maximum<br />
of six to<br />
ensure that<br />
all children<br />
receive<br />
proper<br />
support and<br />
attention.<br />
Age: 3–4 (must be three<br />
by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Thursday<br />
Time: 12:30–1:15 pm<br />
Dates: 9/12–11/21<br />
Fee: $180 members,<br />
$190 non-members<br />
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Creative Tots<br />
Children’s Classes<br />
PRESCHOOL DANCE<br />
Age: 3 (must be three by 12/1/19)<br />
Day: Thursday<br />
Time: 1–1:30 pm<br />
Dates: 9/12–11/21<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Ballet shoes<br />
Fee: $165 members, $175 non-members<br />
For the youngest dancers, this class is an introduction<br />
to music and movement with a focus<br />
on fun and creativity.<br />
Pre-Ballet<br />
Age: Pre-K<br />
Day: Thursday<br />
Time: 1:45–2:15 pm<br />
Dates: 9/12–11/21<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Pink ballet shoes (girls)<br />
Fee: $165 members, $175 non-members<br />
This Pre-K class is an introduction to ballet<br />
techniques and terminology.<br />
Sports School & of FitneSS<br />
[ Gymnastics ] dance<br />
Preschool & School Age<br />
School of Dance<br />
Ballet, Tap and Jazz form the curriculum of the JCC Dance <strong>Program</strong>. Girls and boys are<br />
invited to participate in this program and gain flexibility, strength and coordination while<br />
having lots of fun. Dance classes are held in the dance aerobic studio with mirrors,<br />
dance bars and wood flooring. The program includes a recital in June with additional<br />
fees for costumes. We have some dance shoes available for our students at no cost.<br />
Please ask for details.<br />
Fancy Feet<br />
Age: Pre-K<br />
Day: Thursday<br />
Time: 2:30–3 pm<br />
Dates: 9/12–11/21<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Black tap shoes and black jazz<br />
shoes or black ballet shoes<br />
Fee: $165 members, $175 non-members<br />
Tap and jazz class for boys and girls. Develop<br />
rhythm, strength and flexibility.<br />
SCHOOL-AGE DANCE<br />
Jazz, Tap and Ballet<br />
Age: Grades K–4<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 3:15–4 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Black jazz shoes and tap shoes<br />
Fee: $185 members, $195 non-members<br />
Tap and Jazz<br />
Age: Grades K and up<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 4:15–5 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Black jazz shoes and tap shoes<br />
Fee: $165 members, $175 non-members<br />
Ballet<br />
Age: Grades K and up<br />
Day: Friday<br />
Time: 4:45–5:15 pm<br />
Dates: 9/13–11/22<br />
Limit: 8<br />
Attire: Girls: Leotard and tights<br />
Boys: Shorts and T-shirt<br />
Shoes: Pink ballet shoes (girls)<br />
Fee: $165 members, $175 non-members<br />
Classes begin the week of<br />
September 9. Please use the<br />
registration form on page 20.<br />
Questions? Contact Sherri Lamanna<br />
at 315-445-2040, ext. 126.<br />
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We strive to get adults and seniors throughout the community involved by offering<br />
various activities and events designed to meet a range of different interests. For<br />
seniors age 60 and older, we provide opportunities for socialization, fitness, good<br />
nutrition, entertainment, education and assistance. The program also incorporates<br />
Jewish culture through celebration, fellowship and weekly Shabbat experiences.<br />
Cindy Stein<br />
Director of Adult and<br />
Senior <strong>Program</strong>ming<br />
Joni Paul<br />
Adult and Senior<br />
<strong>Program</strong>ming Assistant<br />
Donna Carullo<br />
Chef<br />
Flu Shot<br />
Clinics at the JCC<br />
September 18<br />
12:30 – 3:00 pm<br />
September 23<br />
11 am – 2:30 pm<br />
Provided by Wegmans Pharmacy.<br />
Sponsored by the<br />
Green Family Foundation<br />
Must be 18 or older.<br />
Medicare and most insurances accepted.<br />
Reservations requested.<br />
Call 315-445-2040, ext. 104.<br />
BOBBI EPSTEIN LEWIS SENIOR ADULT DINING PROGRAM<br />
There’s no better place to go for a<br />
delicious, well-balanced, kosher meal<br />
in the company of friends. Meals are<br />
prepared fresh in our kosher kitchen.<br />
Our Bobbi Epstein Lewis Senior Adult<br />
Dining <strong>Program</strong> is one of the only senior<br />
nutrition programs outside of New York<br />
City serving kosher meals five days a<br />
week. The program is funded in part by<br />
Onondaga County Adult and Long Term<br />
Care Services, New York State Office for<br />
the Aging, and the Jewish Federation of<br />
Central New York.<br />
Senior kosher lunches<br />
Day: Weekdays<br />
Time:<br />
Cost:<br />
Noon<br />
$4.00 suggestion contribution.<br />
$5.00 special holiday luncheon<br />
suggested contribution.<br />
Menu: Posted in our senior newsletter<br />
and online at bit.ly/jccsrmenu.<br />
Reservations: By noon the business day<br />
before. Call 315-445-2360 or stop<br />
by the JCC main entrance<br />
reception desk.<br />
Special holiday luncheons<br />
Rosh Hashanah Celebration ......Sept. 27<br />
Jewish Harvest Celebration ...... Oct. 18<br />
Thanksgiving Celebration .......Nov. 22<br />
Hanukkah Celebration ..........Dec. 20<br />
Check our senior newsletter for the latest<br />
info on upcoming holiday luncheons.<br />
Meal Site gift certificates<br />
Meal Site gift certificate booklets make<br />
a great gift! Each certificate is good for<br />
a delicious lunch at the JCC. For more<br />
information, call 315-445-2040, ext. 104.<br />
Live entertainment<br />
Enjoy live entertainment once a month<br />
during lunch! Check our senior newsletter<br />
for dates.<br />
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Adults and Seniors <strong>Program</strong><br />
<strong>Fall</strong> driver safety courses<br />
at the JCC<br />
Connect. Learn. Have fun.<br />
Birthday celebrations<br />
Each month we hold a birthday celebration<br />
for all the senior birthdays in that month.<br />
The dates are posted in the newsletter.<br />
Come help us celebrate!<br />
Bridge<br />
We welcome new bridge players of all ages<br />
and levels on Mondays from 1–3:30 p.m.<br />
Join us for lunch and then hit the tables!<br />
A new table will open up when we have<br />
enough extra players signed up. Please stop<br />
by the front desk to get on the list.<br />
Driver safety courses<br />
We regularly host driver safety courses<br />
at the JCC. See the upcoming fall classes<br />
at right. Check the senior newsletter or<br />
our website www.jccsyr.org for future<br />
announcements.<br />
Mah Jongg<br />
Come play Mah Jongg at the JCC on<br />
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays<br />
at 12:30 p.m. New players are always<br />
welcome! For more information, call us at<br />
315-445-2040, ext. 104.<br />
Presentations<br />
We regularly hold informational<br />
presentations by our Neighborhood<br />
Advisor and other speakers on topics of<br />
interest to seniors. Check our newsletter<br />
for upcoming topics and dates.<br />
Free nutrition counseling for seniors at the JCC<br />
Want to eat healthier to be healthier? If<br />
you’re age 60 or older or a caregiver for<br />
a senior, you are eligible to receive free<br />
nutrition counseling at the JCC.<br />
Nutrition counseling<br />
appointments are available the<br />
third Monday of every month<br />
from 11 a.m. to noon and from<br />
1–2 p.m. Registered Dietitian<br />
Laurie Zirilli, MA, RD, CDN,<br />
is a consulting dietitian for the<br />
Onondaga County Office for<br />
Aging and will provide this service at the<br />
JCC.<br />
Whether you are newly diagnosed with<br />
an illness that requires you to alter your<br />
eating habits, or just need to discuss proper<br />
nutrition, Zirilli is available to help. Again,<br />
there is no charge for this service, however<br />
voluntary contributions are accepted and<br />
appreciated.<br />
A nutrition counseling<br />
appointment is required to meet<br />
with Zirilli. To schedule an<br />
appointment, contact Cindy Stein<br />
at 315-445-2040, ext. 104, or<br />
email cstein@jccsyr.org.<br />
We can all use a refresher every now and<br />
then when it comes to safely navigating the<br />
roadways. Check out these upcoming driver<br />
safety courses coming to the JCC.<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2019</strong> driver safety schedule<br />
• AARP Driver Safety Course<br />
Tuesday, Sept. 17 and<br />
Wednesday, Sept. 18<br />
9 am – noon<br />
• National Safety Council<br />
Defensive Driving Course<br />
Sunday, Nov. 3<br />
9 am – 4 pm<br />
• AARP Driver Safety Course<br />
Tuesday, Nov. 19 and<br />
Wednesday, Nov. 20<br />
9 am – noon<br />
Both classes are $25 per person; $20 for<br />
AARP members for the AARP class and<br />
$20 for JCC members for the National<br />
Safety Council class. Attendees must bring<br />
their drivers license. For the AARP class,<br />
must attend both days and AARP members<br />
please bring your AARP card or ID number.<br />
Both courses will refresh current rules of<br />
the road, defensive driving techniques and<br />
how to operate your vehicle more safely<br />
in today’s increasingly challenging driving<br />
environment. Attendees will be instructed<br />
on how to manage and accommodate for<br />
age-related issues and ways to manage<br />
difficult situations.<br />
Upon completion of either course<br />
participants will receive in the mail a<br />
certificate making them eligible for a<br />
discount on their auto insurance and a<br />
reduction of the effect of up to 4 points of<br />
recently assigned for driving infractions.<br />
To register for these classes, call the JCC<br />
of Syracuse at 315-445-2360 or stop by the<br />
JCC front desk.<br />
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Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
Hours<br />
Mon. – Thurs. ........5:30 am – 9:00 pm<br />
Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 am – 6:00 pm<br />
Saturday ............8:00 am – 4:00 pm<br />
Sunday .............7:00 am – 6:00 pm<br />
We provide fitness and health education, training and programming to individuals of<br />
all ages in order to help promote permanent, healthy lifestyle patterns and enhance<br />
overall physical and emotional well-being.<br />
Patrick Scott<br />
Sports & Fitness Director<br />
Michael S. Knapp<br />
Personal Trainer<br />
Paula Pacini<br />
Group Exercise Coordinator<br />
Locker Rentals<br />
• Large $195/year<br />
• Small $95/year<br />
/jccsyrsf<br />
OPEN GYM<br />
Please see the schedule at the Fitness desk or<br />
view it online at www.jccsyr.org/sf-gym-cal.html.<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
Member’s Pickup Basketball<br />
(18 and older)<br />
Days & Times: Thursdays 7–9 pm<br />
Sundays 9–11 am<br />
Cost: Free for Fitness members<br />
Non-Fitness members:<br />
• $5 drop-in (with Fitness member)<br />
• $75 one day/wk, $110 two days/wk<br />
GYM Rentals<br />
We rent out our collegiate size gymnasium at<br />
affordable rates to local groups who run<br />
volleyball and basketball leagues as well as<br />
other sporting events. For more information,<br />
please call 315-234-4522.<br />
Everything you need<br />
in one state-of-the-art facility<br />
We understand the importance of regular<br />
exercise in leading a healthy lifestyle.<br />
That’s why we’re dedicated to helping<br />
you attain your fitness goals. Our<br />
family-friendly facility offers<br />
something for every age group. From<br />
group exercise classes, free weights<br />
and fitness machines, to personal<br />
training and more, you can count on<br />
our experienced staff to help make<br />
your time at the gym productive and<br />
enjoyable.<br />
If you’re not already a JCC<br />
Fitness member, come for a tour!<br />
Experience our friendly, casual<br />
atmosphere and what makes us<br />
different from other facilities. If you<br />
are a Fitness member, step out of<br />
your regular routine and add a fresh<br />
twist to your workouts with massage,<br />
nutritional counseling or TRX<br />
suspension training. Whatever exercise<br />
program you choose, you can count on the<br />
JCC to support you every step of the way.<br />
Check out all that the JCC Sports &<br />
Fitness Center has to offer:<br />
• Open 7 days per week.<br />
• Over 25 cardio machines.<br />
• Keiser M3 bikes.<br />
• Banked indoor running/walking track.<br />
• Comprehensive free-weight area and<br />
strength training machines.<br />
• Clean showers and locker rooms with<br />
towel service provided.<br />
• Over 50 group exercise classes offered<br />
weekly including free regular TRX classes.<br />
• Collegiate-sized gymnasium.<br />
• Free orientation by our professional staff.<br />
• Free fitness assessments.<br />
Not already a fitness member?<br />
Call 315-234-4522 today for a tour!<br />
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Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
JCC now accepts RenewActive gym membership<br />
program<br />
The JCC of Syracuse has started offering<br />
local seniors yet another option for<br />
working out at little or no cost. The<br />
JCC’s Neulander Family Sports & Fitness<br />
Center recently became a RenewActive<br />
by UnitedHealthcare participating gym.<br />
The program is<br />
available with select<br />
UnitedHealthcare<br />
Medicare Advantage<br />
plans. It offers<br />
seniors a gym membership with the JCC<br />
as an insurance benefit, usually at no<br />
additional cost.<br />
RenewActive is a new plan that<br />
has replaced the UnitedHealthcare<br />
Optum program. RenewActive by<br />
One-on-One Personal Training<br />
As low as $27 per half-hour. Stop by the<br />
Fitness desk for details and to set up a time.<br />
Rates<br />
60 minutes<br />
1 session. ..................$60<br />
5 sessions. .................$290<br />
10 sessions. ................$550<br />
20 sessions. ................$1,060<br />
50 sessions. ................$2,500<br />
30 minutes<br />
1 session. ..................$35<br />
5 sessions. .................$165<br />
10 sessions. ................$320<br />
20 sessions. ................$600<br />
50 sessions. ................$1,350<br />
Group Training<br />
More fun for everyone!<br />
Rates<br />
1 session. ..................$80<br />
5 sessions. .................$370<br />
10 sessions. ................$700<br />
PERSONAL TRAINING<br />
UnitedHealthcare supports fitness for body<br />
and mind.<br />
The JCC Sports & Fitness Center is also<br />
a participating gym in the Silver&Fit, and<br />
SilverSneakers programs for seniors, which<br />
are similar to RenewActive and offered<br />
through other<br />
health insurance<br />
companies.<br />
For more<br />
information<br />
about RenewActive, and to see if you’re<br />
eligible, contact the JCC’s Nick Finlayson,<br />
membership director, at 315-445-2040, ext.<br />
140, or nfinlayson@jccsyr.org.<br />
We also accept<br />
the following senior gym membership programs:<br />
Questions? Contact Nick Finlayson at 315-445-2040 x140 or nfinlayson@jccsyr.org.<br />
FREE Fitness Assessments<br />
Stop by the Fitness desk today to schedule<br />
your complimentary 60-minute fitness<br />
assessment.<br />
Fitness Assessments Include:<br />
• Overhead squat assessment<br />
• Goal setting<br />
• Nutrition counseling<br />
• Machine help<br />
• Exercise advice<br />
Start developing your road to a healthier you!<br />
Speed up your results!<br />
Workout with one of our<br />
experienced trainers.<br />
Call 315-234-4522 today<br />
for an appointment!<br />
GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES<br />
We offer over 50 group exercise classes a<br />
week that are tailored to people of all ages and<br />
designed to meet a variety of fitness needs.<br />
• All classes are free for Fitness members<br />
(except Tap Dance and Ballroom Dance).<br />
• $10 per class for non-Fitness members.<br />
• TRX: $15/class for non-Fitness members.<br />
Check out the schedule and class descriptions<br />
starting on page 30. For the latest updates, see<br />
the schedule on our website www.jccsyr.org<br />
or pick up a copy at the Fitness Center lobby.<br />
Questions? Stop by the Fitness desk or call<br />
315-234-4522.<br />
FAMILY GYM<br />
Ages: 3 and up<br />
Day: Sundays (starts up again Sept. 15)<br />
Time: 11:30 am – 12:30 pm<br />
Fee: Free for all JCC members<br />
Non-members – $5 per child,<br />
$10 per family maximum<br />
Parents and their children will get moving and<br />
enjoy a variety of structured and unstructured<br />
play with our obstacle courses, floor mats,<br />
inflatable tumbling run and other fun activities.<br />
Parents should be prepared to participate with<br />
their children.<br />
Nutritional Counseling<br />
Consult with JCC Sport & Fitness Director<br />
Patrick Scott to develop a healthy nutrition program.<br />
With a master’s degree in applied clinical<br />
nutrition, Patrick can help review and recommend<br />
specific foods to promote healthy living.<br />
Whatever your goals are, from losing weight to<br />
improving sleep, a proper nutrition program is<br />
a must. Call 315-234-4522 today to schedule<br />
your complementary 30-minute consultation!<br />
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Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> tap dance classes start Sept. 17<br />
If you’ve ever wanted to try tap dancing,<br />
now is a great time. The JCC’s Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center will<br />
hold weekly adult Tap Dance classes on<br />
Tuesdays this fall starting Sept. 17. Four<br />
class levels will be offered each evening<br />
at the center on 5655 Thompson Rd. in<br />
DeWitt. The remedial class starts at 6:30<br />
p.m., beginner at 7:00 p.m., intermediate at<br />
8:00 p.m. and advanced at 9:00 p.m. (ends<br />
at 9:45 p.m.). The weekly group sessions<br />
will run through Dec. 10.<br />
The JCC’s Tap classes are open to<br />
anyone age 12 and older. No prior dance<br />
experience is necessary. The cost is $5 per<br />
person each night. Advance registration is<br />
not required, although tappers are asked<br />
to arrive early to sign in. Plenty of free<br />
parking is available.<br />
The remedial and beginner classes<br />
are for newcomers and teach from the<br />
beginning. A limited number of tap shoes<br />
are available to borrow at no cost each<br />
night on a first come, first served basis.<br />
Local attorney and choreographer<br />
Barry Shulman will once again lead the<br />
classes. Shulman, who<br />
has held the Tap classes<br />
each spring and fall at<br />
the JCC for many years,<br />
teaches “New York City”<br />
style. Students do not<br />
need to commit to every<br />
class and can attend as<br />
much as they’d like.<br />
“Once again we’re<br />
excited to have Barry<br />
back teaching Tap again<br />
this fall,” said Patrick<br />
Scott, JCC sports &<br />
fitness director. “He’s<br />
an excellent teacher and<br />
makes the classes lively<br />
and entertaining. For beginners, the classes<br />
are a great way for both men and women<br />
to try something new. And if you’ve been<br />
dancing for awhile, Barry can still teach<br />
you a thing or two.”<br />
Shulman, a partner with the law<br />
firm Mackenzie Hughes LLP, has taught<br />
principal dancers on Broadway and with<br />
national tours. He keeps the cost of the<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2019</strong> Tap Dance class schedule | Tuesdays<br />
Sept. 17, 24 • Oct. 15, 22, 29 • Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26 • Dec. 3, 10<br />
tap classes to a minimum and donates the<br />
proceeds to the JCC of Syracuse. Shulman<br />
received the JCC’s Kovod Gadol award in<br />
2013 for his extraordinary commitment,<br />
energy and loyalty to the center.<br />
For more information about the adult<br />
Tap Dance classes, contact the JCC’s Sports<br />
and Fitness Center at 315-234-4522 or<br />
pscott@jccsyr.org.<br />
Summer pickleball clinics taught by pro teacher<br />
Ballroom dance classes return<br />
in September<br />
The JCC’s Neulander Family Sports<br />
& Fitness Center held three pickleball<br />
clinics on July 25. They were taught by<br />
Zorano Tubo, New York’s first IPTPA<br />
(International Pickleball Teaching<br />
Professional Association) certified<br />
teaching pro. He and his family guided<br />
the participants through the basics of<br />
pickleball and beyond. Tubo is a dedicated<br />
pickleball teacher and actively promotes<br />
the sport via clinics, juniors programs,<br />
lessons, exhibitions/demonstrations and<br />
more. The JCC Fitness Center offers<br />
pickleball play on its outdoor and indoor<br />
courts for both members and nonmembers.<br />
Pictured is the Beginners clinic<br />
with Tubo seated on the court.<br />
The JCC’s Neulander<br />
Family Sports & Fitness<br />
Center will hold adult<br />
ballroom dance classes on<br />
Thursdays from 6:30–7:30<br />
p.m. starting Oct. 3, <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
The cost is $5 per person<br />
each night. No experience<br />
is necessary. Advance registration is not<br />
required. Please check-in at the Fitness Center.<br />
The JCC’s ballroom dance class is suitable for<br />
all skill levels and primarily for beginners. A<br />
variety of popular dances will be taught.<br />
Dance shoes are not required. Shoes with<br />
smooth soles are more than adequate. Maria<br />
Cirino, the class instructor, has been dancing<br />
and teaching dance locally for over 25 years.<br />
For more information about ballroom dance at<br />
the JCC, call 315-234-4522 or email pscott@<br />
jccsyr.org.<br />
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Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
FALL <strong>2019</strong><br />
GROUP EXERCISE CLASS SCHEDULE<br />
6 AM<br />
SUN<br />
MON<br />
5:45–6:30 AM<br />
Muscle Sculpting<br />
Bev<br />
TUE<br />
5:45–6:30 AM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Ron<br />
WED<br />
5:45–6:30 AM<br />
TRX<br />
Bev<br />
THU<br />
5:45–6:30 AM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Bev<br />
FRI<br />
5:45–6:30 AM<br />
Muscle Sculpting<br />
Bev<br />
SAT<br />
7 AM<br />
6:45–7:30 AM<br />
Yoga<br />
Linda R.-S.<br />
8 AM<br />
9 AM<br />
10 AM<br />
11 AM<br />
12 PM<br />
9–9:45 AM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Team<br />
9:50–10:35 AM<br />
Muscle Sculpting<br />
Team<br />
11:30 AM–12:30 PM<br />
Family Gym<br />
Team<br />
(starts 9/15/19)<br />
8:15–9 AM<br />
Body Sculpting<br />
Dianne<br />
9–9:45 AM<br />
Exercise Chair* – Joe<br />
9–9:55 AM<br />
Line Dancing – Tom<br />
10–10:55 AM<br />
Group Cycle – Dianne<br />
10–10:45 AM<br />
TaijiFit & Bone<br />
Density – Paula<br />
11–11:50 AM<br />
Senior Strength &<br />
Balance**<br />
Paula<br />
9–9:45 AM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Dianne<br />
9–9:55 AM<br />
Dancing Boomers<br />
Kellie<br />
10–11 AM<br />
Pilates<br />
Sue L.<br />
11–11:30 AM<br />
Express TRX–Paula<br />
11:05 AM<br />
Chair & Balance*–Sue L.<br />
11:05 AM<br />
NIA – June/Marci<br />
12–12:45 PM<br />
Express Yoga*–Paula<br />
Line Dancing – Tom<br />
12:30 PM Beginner,<br />
1:15 PM Intermediate<br />
8:15–8:55 AM<br />
Body Sculpting<br />
Dianne<br />
9 AM<br />
Step &<br />
Sculpt<br />
Vanessa<br />
9 AM<br />
Yoga*<br />
Cynthia<br />
10–10:55 AM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Karen B.<br />
10–10:50 AM<br />
Line Dancing – Tom<br />
11–11:50 AM<br />
Chair Yoga Fusion<br />
Paula<br />
NEW!<br />
STARTS 9/10/19<br />
NEW!<br />
STARTS 9/10/19<br />
STARTS 9/10/19<br />
9:30–10:30 AM<br />
Yoga<br />
Kay<br />
10:30 AM<br />
Pilates<br />
Karen M.<br />
11:35 AM<br />
NIA<br />
Elaine<br />
11 AM<br />
Exercise<br />
Chair*<br />
Joe<br />
8–8:50 AM<br />
50/50 (Muscle<br />
Sculpting/TRX)<br />
Peg<br />
9 AM<br />
Step &<br />
Sculpt<br />
Vanessa<br />
9 AM<br />
Yoga*<br />
Cynthia<br />
10–10:50 AM<br />
WERQ Dance Fit – Paula<br />
10–10:55 AM<br />
Group Cycle – Monika<br />
10:30–11:30 AM<br />
Tai Chi Arthritis* - Genoa<br />
11–11:50 AM<br />
Senior Strength<br />
& Balance<br />
Paula<br />
8:30–9:15 AM<br />
50/50 (Cycle/TRX)<br />
Karen B./Madge<br />
8:30–9:15 AM<br />
Body Sculpt – Dianne<br />
9:20–10:05 AM<br />
Zumba<br />
1st, 3rd, 5th Sat.<br />
Step 2nd, 4th Sat.<br />
10:30–11:30 AM<br />
NIA<br />
Team<br />
*Class Meets Upstairs<br />
4 PM<br />
5 PM<br />
6 PM<br />
7 PM<br />
LINE DANCING<br />
WEDNESDAYS<br />
6:30–7:25 pm<br />
Beginners Line<br />
Dancing<br />
In Dance Studio<br />
7:30–8:30 pm<br />
Improver^<br />
Line Dancing<br />
In Dance Studio<br />
^Between Beginner<br />
and Intermediate.<br />
Tap Dance Tuesdays<br />
Ballroom Dance<br />
Thursdays<br />
See back for details.<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
WERQ Dance Fitness<br />
Paula<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
TRX<br />
Bev<br />
6:35–7:30 PM<br />
Pilates<br />
Sue<br />
5:30–6:30 PM<br />
Line Dancing –<br />
Intermediate – Tom<br />
5:30–6:30 PM<br />
Pilates* – Sue<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
Group Cycle – Bev<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
TRX<br />
Bev<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
Muscle Sculpting<br />
Lee/Will/Maria<br />
Line Dancing – Tom<br />
6:30 pm Beg., 7:30 pm Imp.<br />
See details at left.<br />
6:35–7:30 PM<br />
Pilates/Barre Combo*<br />
Sue L.<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Cindy/Maria<br />
5:45–6:30 PM<br />
Zumba<br />
Hareen<br />
Social Line Dancing<br />
in Auditorium – Tom<br />
6:30 PM Beginner Plus,<br />
7:15 PM Intermediate<br />
STARTS 9/12/19<br />
**Free class open to all seniors (membership<br />
not required). Questions? Call or stop by the<br />
Fitness desk.<br />
All classes are free for Fitness members<br />
except Tap Dance and Ballroom Dance. Fee<br />
for non-Fitness members is $10/drop-in.<br />
TRX Classes<br />
• Registration required.<br />
Call or stop by the Fitness desk.<br />
• Fee: $15 for non-Fitness members.<br />
Schedule is subject to change. Classes<br />
may be cancelled if minimum enrollment<br />
levels are not met.<br />
The JCC Neulander<br />
Family<br />
Sports & Fitness Center<br />
at the JCC of Syracuse<br />
For more information, contact the Fitness desk at 315-234-4522.<br />
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Neulander<br />
Group<br />
Exercise Classes<br />
Family Sports & Fitness Center<br />
• All classes are free for Fitness members<br />
(except Tap Dance and Ballroom Dance).<br />
• $10 per class for non-Fitness members.<br />
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• TRX: $15/class for non-Fitness members.<br />
MIND AND BODY<br />
Barre<br />
A combination of ballet techniques with Pilates<br />
movements and principles offers an energizing workout<br />
that strengthens, stretches and tones the body.<br />
Chair Yoga Fusion<br />
Seated and standing gentle stretching. Includes<br />
light weights for bone density. Concludes with quiet,<br />
reflective meditation time and breathing exercises.<br />
NIA (Neuromuscular Integrative Action)<br />
NIA is a blend of concepts, cultures, theories and<br />
movement from the east and west. It is a barefoot<br />
technique offering a fusion of movement styles.<br />
Experience the expressiveness of dance, the power of<br />
martial arts and the wisdom of the healing arts.<br />
Pilates<br />
Based on the principles of Joseph Pilates, this class’<br />
multiple levels of participation uses bands, magic<br />
circles, stability balls and BOSUs. Mostly done on a<br />
mat, but some standing work is incorporated as well.<br />
ALL FITNESS LEVELS<br />
Balance & Bone Density<br />
An integrated balance training and bone density<br />
building class. Also helps address fall reduction and<br />
prevention as well as postural stability.<br />
Body Sculpting<br />
Use external weight, resistance or one’s own body<br />
weight to tone muscles; increase strength, stability<br />
and metabolism; and strengthen bones and joints.<br />
Dancing Boomers<br />
This “flashback” to a bygone era features low-impact<br />
dancing to show tunes and pop music.<br />
Group Cycle<br />
Designed by an Olympic mountain-biking coach,<br />
the Keiser M3 Plus bike brings the mountain-biking<br />
experience indoors to safely deliver a full-body<br />
workout. Unlike other cycling classes which just work<br />
the legs, this cutting-edge class works the whole body.<br />
Line Dancing<br />
Get moving with line dancing—a fun way to exercise!<br />
Line dance to all varieties of music using a series of<br />
basic steps and patterns of all dance styles. Challenge<br />
yourself as the dances change direction and move<br />
around the room. Class is designed for beginners,<br />
those who want moderate exercise, and also for those<br />
who want a more intense workout.<br />
Muscle Sculpting<br />
Instructors use barbells, free weights, bands and balls<br />
to create the ultimate total body shaping class.<br />
Tai Chi for Arthritis<br />
Tai Chi is an ancient practice proven to improve mental<br />
and physical well being. Tai Chi for Arthritis uses gentle<br />
Sun-style Tai Chi movements to help reduce stress,<br />
improve breathing and develop balance, mobility and<br />
body awareness. All ability levels are welcome and you<br />
don’t need to be diagnosed with arthritis to participate.<br />
TaijiFit<br />
TaijiFit is not just an exercise—it’s an experience!<br />
It’s about making fitness more graceful and holistic<br />
through great music and great energy by combining<br />
the best elements of fitness, meditation and the<br />
ancient martial art of Taiji (Tai Chi). TaijiFit is<br />
mindfulness in motion.<br />
Yoga<br />
A hybrid style drawing from Vinyasa, Lyengar and<br />
Viniyoga that brings physical benefits by integrating<br />
body and mind performance. Bring a towel, water and<br />
we recommend that you bring your own Yoga mat.<br />
Yogalates<br />
This class is a fusion of Yoga and Pilates.<br />
Step & Sculpt<br />
A dynamic blend of step and cardiovascular activities<br />
along with intervals of strength movements help<br />
increase muscle tone and the body’s metabolism. An<br />
overall power packed workout!<br />
TRX Suspension Training<br />
Free; $15 for non-Fitness members<br />
• Registration required‐—call/stop by the Fitness desk<br />
TRX (total body resistance exercise) utilizes a band<br />
(two-handled nylon strap) to harness the power of<br />
gravity and movement for body weight exercises. The<br />
result is a mix of support and mobility to train strength,<br />
endurance, flexibility, coordination, balance, power<br />
and core stability across a wide range of resistance.<br />
Express TRX uses gentler movements to work on<br />
balance, strengthening and stretching.<br />
WERQ Dance Fitness<br />
This wildly addictive cardio dance workout is based<br />
on the hottest dance music and can be modified for<br />
all levels. WERQ (pronounced work) is a dance term<br />
that means “own it.” WERQ routines are a great blend<br />
of athletic moves and different styles of dance which<br />
invoke an attitude of confidence and empowerment.<br />
Zumba<br />
A blood-pumping cardiovascular workout for all ages<br />
set to a fusion of Latin and international music. A<br />
variety of fast and slow rhythms help tone and sculpt<br />
the body while you learn easy-to-follow dance steps.<br />
Zumba Gold is the low-impact version for all levels.<br />
BALLROOM DANCE<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2019</strong> Ballroom Dance on Thursday evenings starts<br />
Oct. 3! No experience necessary. The class is mainly<br />
geared toward beginners. The cost is $5 per class.<br />
Check-in at the Fitness desk. Dance shoes or shoes<br />
with smooth soles are recommended.<br />
BASIC<br />
Chair & Balance Class<br />
Exercises designed for a chair for those individuals who<br />
have difficulty getting down to the floor for mat work.<br />
Also some standing work for balance training.<br />
Exercise Chair<br />
Get a total-body workout while sitting in a chair with a<br />
built-in push-pull pulley system! Helps increase strength,<br />
flexibility, balance and endurance. The easy-to-use chair<br />
is great for those with very limited mobility and anyone<br />
looking to tone and strengthen their upper body.<br />
FAMILY GYM<br />
Ages: 3 and up<br />
Day: Sundays 11:30 am – 12:30 pm<br />
(starts up again 9/15/19)<br />
Fee: Free for all JCC members<br />
Non-members – $5 per child, $10/family max.<br />
Come enjoy some structured and unstructured play with<br />
your little one!<br />
SENIORS CLASS<br />
Senior Strength & Balance<br />
Day: Mondays<br />
Fee: Free – open to all seniors in the community<br />
Day: Fridays<br />
Fee: Free for Fitness members<br />
$5 non-fitness members, $10 non-members<br />
Get moving and exercise both your mind and body<br />
with this low-impact workout geared toward improving<br />
strength, balance and cognitive performance. Set to big<br />
band and oldies music, participants will exercise their<br />
brains, dance and execute chair exercises that are less<br />
strenuous on the body.<br />
TAP DANCE<br />
Adult tap dance classes with Barry on Tuesday evenings<br />
runs Sept. 17 through Dec. 10. Ages 12 and older are<br />
welcome and no prior dance experience is needed. The<br />
cost is $5 per evening; RSVP not required. For further<br />
details, call 315-234-4522 or stop by the Fitness desk.<br />
For the latest class schedule<br />
updates visit www.jccsyr.org.<br />
JCC membership is not required to<br />
take group exercise classes.<br />
For more information, call the<br />
Fitness desk at 315-234-4522.<br />
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Get a friend to join, get a FREE month<br />
added to your JCC membership!<br />
New member referral program<br />
For JCC of Syracuse members*<br />
What’s in it for you (our current member)<br />
Refer a friend or family member who joins the JCC<br />
Sports & Fitness Center and get one month added to<br />
your annual JCC membership term.<br />
What your friend or family member gets<br />
15% off any JCC of Syracuse Sports & Fitness Center<br />
annual membership.<br />
Questions? Stop by the Fitness desk or call<br />
315-445-2040, ext. 140.<br />
The JCC Neulander<br />
Family<br />
Sports & Fitness Center<br />
at the JCC of Syracuse<br />
*Must be a current JCC of Syracuse member in good standing.<br />
FREE regular TRX classes<br />
for JCC of Syracuse Fitness members!<br />
Mondays ~ 5:45–6:30 pm<br />
Wednesdays ~ 5:45–6:30 am<br />
~ 5:45–6:30 pm<br />
Regular TRX class fee for non-JCC Fitness members is $15.<br />
Class registration required. Sign up at the Fitness desk or call 315-234-4522.<br />
MASSAGE at the JCC<br />
Elite Sports Massage<br />
Orthopedic/Medical<br />
Swedish/Relaxation<br />
Myofascial Release/Deep Tissue<br />
Chronic Pain Management<br />
...and more!<br />
For more details and to book an<br />
appointment, call the Fitness desk<br />
at 315-234-4522.<br />
Family Gym<br />
at the JCC Sports & Fitness Center<br />
Fun for the whole family!<br />
• Inflatable gymnastics<br />
tumbling run<br />
• Obstacle courses<br />
• Floor mats<br />
• Mini-soccer<br />
• Mini-basketball<br />
• Kidnastics<br />
• ...and more!<br />
STARTS<br />
SEPT. 15<br />
We offer lots of structured and<br />
unstructured play options. Please<br />
be prepared to participate with<br />
our child. Come and have a blast!<br />
Ages: 3 and up<br />
Day: Sundays 11:30 am–12:30 pm<br />
(starts up again Sept. 15)<br />
Fee: Free for ALL JCC members!<br />
Non-members – $5 per child,<br />
$10 per family maximum<br />
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Tributes<br />
315-445-2360 | www.jccsyr.org<br />
The following tributes were received from April 22, <strong>2019</strong> to July 19, <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
TO FROM TO FROM<br />
BEN MELTZER ENDOWMENT FUND<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Newfield In memory of Mrs. Sara Newfield, mother of our<br />
dear friend, Philip Newfield.<br />
Dr. Arthur E. Brown & Mrs. Jo Frances Brown<br />
ERLEBACHER FAMILY CULTURAL & EDUCATION FUND<br />
Marci Erlebacher<br />
In memory of your mother.<br />
Ellie Malzman<br />
GENERAL OPERATING FUND<br />
Marci Erlebacher<br />
In memory of your beloved mother.<br />
Ron & Heidi Lowenstein<br />
Joanne Maloff<br />
Wishing you a very happy birthday from<br />
a group of friends who love you!<br />
Colette Meltzer<br />
In memory of Elliot Meltzer.<br />
Charles & Barbara Calderala<br />
The family of Elliot Meltzer In memory of Elliot Meltzer.<br />
Charles & Barbara Meltzer<br />
Phil Rubenstein<br />
Congratulations! We’re so proud of you!<br />
Love, Anne & Dick Serlin<br />
Joel Shapiro<br />
Happy birthday & thank you!<br />
Joel Shapiro Staff<br />
Joel Shapiro<br />
We are sorry we couldn’t be with you to<br />
celebrate your special day. Happy 60th!<br />
Love Andrea & Shelden Sacks<br />
Joel Shapiro<br />
Happy 60th birthday! We are glad we were<br />
part of your celebration!<br />
Neil, Deb, Nick & Kendra Pascale<br />
IDA RUBIN SENIOR ADULT NUTRITION ENDOWMENT FUND<br />
The Family of Alan Share In memory of your very special father, Alan.<br />
Alan & Myrna Koldin<br />
JCC SENIOR ADULT DINING PROGRAM<br />
Neil & Robin Goldberg In honor of your receiving the Hall of Fame<br />
Award.<br />
Neil & Debbie Rosenbaum<br />
Robin & Neil Goldberg In honor of Robin & Neil Goldberg’s<br />
Hall of Fame Award.<br />
Marla & Steve Share<br />
Brian Lamanna & family In memory of your father.<br />
Jeff & Cindy Stein and family<br />
Sherri Lamanna & family In memory of your father-in-law.<br />
JCC Board of Directors<br />
Dr. & Mrs. Eddie Sall Our heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your<br />
beloved mother, Fran Sall.<br />
Sondra & Steven Goldberg<br />
The family of Alan Share They threw away the mold, but it rubbed off on<br />
all of you kids. There was no other like him. He<br />
shall be missed so very much. My deepest<br />
sympathy.<br />
With love, Shush Martin<br />
The family of Alan Share In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Bill & Erin Taylor<br />
The Share family<br />
In memory of your beloved father, Alan Share.<br />
Bruce & Helaine Sherman<br />
JCC SENIOR ADULT DINING PROGRAM (cont.)<br />
Marla & Steve Share In memory of Alan. Our hearts go out to you at<br />
this sad time.<br />
Debbie & Barry Shulman<br />
Steve Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Laurence Fishkin & Jonathan Zelnik<br />
Steve & Marla Share In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Linda Shapess<br />
Steve & Marla Share Our heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your<br />
beloved father, Alan Share.<br />
Sondra & Steven Goldberg<br />
Steve Share & family In memory of your father.<br />
Mary Knapp<br />
Steve Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Jack Fishkin<br />
Steve Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Carol Roth<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Shirley Small<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Leo Eisner<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Suzanne Robotti<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Dr. Morris Torres<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of your beloved father, Alan Share.<br />
Herbert & Ilene Mendel<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Share In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Eric & Liza Rochelson<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of a dear friend and father role<br />
model for all who knew him, Alan Share.<br />
Bruce, Edie & Harriet Maddy<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of our beloved cousin Alan.<br />
Lori, Ira & Jim Gross<br />
Steven Share & family In loving memory of Alan Share.<br />
Peg Barnett<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Hank & Terri Kozlowski<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
June Rybak<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share, a very kind and loving<br />
man. He will be greatly missed.<br />
Mike & Nancy Collins<br />
Steven Share & family In honor of your beloved father, may his memory<br />
be a blessing.<br />
Jeff & Cindy Stein<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share who loved the JCC.<br />
In loving memories, he shared with me over<br />
the years.<br />
Diane R. Rosenthal<br />
> Continued on page 34<br />
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Tributes<br />
The following tributes were received from April 22, <strong>2019</strong> to July 19, <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
TO FROM TO FROM<br />
JCC SENIOR ADULT DINING PROGRAM (cont.)<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Edwin & Lee Potter<br />
Steven Share & family In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Sherwin Glazer, Lillian Glazer, Brad Glazer<br />
& Julie Glazer Reina<br />
Rabbi Evan Shore<br />
My deepest sympathy.<br />
Sush Martin<br />
JEROME AND PHYLLIS CHARNEY<br />
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM<br />
Linda Drimer & family In honor of the birth of your grandson.<br />
JCC Board of Directors<br />
Bud & Melinda Greenman In honor of the birth of your grandchild.<br />
JCC Board of Directors<br />
Jessica Malzman<br />
In honor of Jessica Malzman receiving<br />
the Leslie Award.<br />
Ellie Malzman<br />
The family of Elliot Meltzer In memory of Elliot Meltzer.<br />
Lynne & Joseph Romano & family<br />
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT FUND<br />
Mr. Phil Rubenstein<br />
Congratulations on receiving the Kovod Award!<br />
Marilyn Manheim<br />
NEULANDER FAMILY SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER<br />
Steven Share<br />
In memory of Alan Share.<br />
Iris Evans<br />
Celebrate, honor and remember<br />
To commemorate special occasions —births, birthdays,<br />
graduations, anniversaries, weddings, Bar or Bat Mitzvah, or<br />
to perpetuate the memory of a loved one—the JCC welcomes<br />
tax-deductible gifts to one of our many endowments and<br />
special funds. The JCC will send an acknowledgement card to<br />
the individual (or next of kin) in whose name the contribution<br />
was made. Some of our funds are listed below. For further<br />
information, please contact Erin Hart at 315-445-2040, ext. 112.<br />
Ava & Irving Raphael Maccabi Endowment Fund<br />
Ben Meltzer Endowment Fund<br />
Erlebacher Family Cultural & Education Fund<br />
General Operating Fund<br />
Ida Rubin Senior Adult Nutrition Endowment Fund<br />
Jeffrey Sussman Athletic Scholarship Fund<br />
Leadership Development Fund<br />
Morris & Dorothy Cohen Endowment Fund<br />
Sydelle Rothman ECDP Scholarship Fund<br />
Now accepting<br />
grandparent enrollments!<br />
SAVE THE DATE<br />
S isterhood S ymposium<br />
Wednesday, November 6, <strong>2019</strong> • 6:30 PM<br />
Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center<br />
Anne and Hy Miller Family Auditorium<br />
Today’s Antisemitism:<br />
What Does It Mean to You?<br />
Does your child have a Bubbe, Zayde, Savta,<br />
Saba, Tootsie, Grandma, or PawPaw?<br />
Grandparents can now receive<br />
the gift of PJ Library too!<br />
For details and to enroll, visit:<br />
https://pjlibrary.org/grandparent-enrollment<br />
Presented by<br />
The Sisterhood<br />
of Congregation Beth Sholom-Chevra Shas<br />
and<br />
Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center of Syracuse<br />
Dinner and symposium open to the public.<br />
Look for registration information to come out shortly.<br />
PJ Library in CNY<br />
is a program of the Sam Pomeranz Jewish Community Center.<br />
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Birthday Parties<br />
at the JCC!<br />
For preschoolers and school-age children!<br />
Check out our awesome theme parties!<br />
• Arts and Crafts<br />
• Fun and Games<br />
• Gaga Pit Party<br />
• Glitter and Glam<br />
• Inflatable Fun<br />
• Pool Party (summer)<br />
• Preschool Party<br />
• Sports<br />
• Yoga and Fitness<br />
Start planning your party today!<br />
Contact Josh Van Alstyne at<br />
315-445-2040, ext. 133, or jvanalstyne@jccsyr.org.
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everyone belongs.<br />
With programs and services for all ages, there’s something for everyone at the JCC!<br />
You don’t have to be Jewish to become a member. Call today for a tour.<br />
Adults & Families<br />
• Classes, social, entertainment<br />
After School & School Age <strong>Program</strong>s (K-6)<br />
• Vacation camps, snow days, school breaks,<br />
before school care (J-D)<br />
Children’s Classes<br />
• Dance, gymnastics, sports and more<br />
Early Childhood<br />
• Preschool, toddler/infant care<br />
Outdoor Heated Pool<br />
• Swim lessons and aquatics programs<br />
Seniors<br />
• Kosher meal program, holiday luncheons,<br />
informational presentations, Mah Jongg<br />
and more<br />
Sports & Fitness Center<br />
• Basketball courts, exercise classes, gym,<br />
indoor track, personal training and more<br />
Summer Camps<br />
• Preschool – teens<br />
Teen Battle of the Bands<br />
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