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prossermanjcc Prosserman JCC, Sherman Campus 4588 Bathurst St., Toronto ON M2R 1W6 416.638.1881 | prossermanjcc.com FOR THE JEWISH LIFE YOU WANT TO LIVE! FALL/WINTER ‘13 ADULTS, BOOMERS & BEYOND S’TAV/CHOREPH 5774 REGISTER TODAY! CHILDREN & FAMILY THE JACK AND PAT KAY CENTRE CAMP JCC CHAI SPORTS THE GOLDIE FITNESS CENTRE DAVID & ESTHER FREIMAN CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTRE

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The full guide for Fall/Winter 2013 for the Prosserman JCC. Programs and events for the entire family1 prossermanjcc.com

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Page 1: Fall winter pjcc guide 2013

prossermanjcc

Prosserman JCC, Sherman Campus4588 Bathurst St., Toronto ON M2R 1W6

416.638.1881 | prossermanjcc.com

FOR THE JEWISH LIFE YOU WANT TO LIVE!

FALL/WINTER ‘13

ADULTS, BOOMERS & BEYOND

S’TAV/CHOREPH 5774

REGISTER TODAY!

CHILDREN & FAMILY

THE JACK AND PAT KAYCENTRE CAMP

JCC CHAI SPORTS

THE GOLDIE FITNESS CENTRE

DAVID & ESTHER FREIMANCHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTRE

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VENUE RENTAL

BOOK TODAY!

AT THE PROSSERMAN JCC

CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING RENTAL OPTIONS:Small and large meeting rooms, party rooms, classrooms, dance studios and more!

Make the Prosserman JCC the destination of your next event!Our state-of-the-art facility can accommodate just about any meeting, event or program, whether it’s for business or pleasure.

Free parking Central location Kosher on-site catering available

For more information, please contact Elizabeth Katchen at 416.638.1881 x4240 or [email protected]

Building on a solid foundation of Jewish values and with a strong connection to Israel, the Prosserman JCC strives to strengthen individuals, families and communities within an inclusive and welcoming environment. We welcome everyone and share the richness and traditions of Jewish culture with the community at large through the advancement of physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being. Our team is guided by our vision of Inspiring you to live the Jewish life you want to live!

COMMUNITYWhile our primary focus is the Jewish community, our centres welcome and o� er something for everyone. By fostering positive relationships with our community and with our partners, we enjoy partnerships that last a lifetime. Hospitality and inclusion come naturally to us and we enjoy being a home away from home for our members.

WELLNESSOur community centre is committed to providing an environment where mental, physical and spiritual well-being is not only valued but assured for our members, as well as for our partners. Our working environment is safe, respectful, positive and healthy and encourages balancing work and family in a constructive way.

PASSIONAll partners of the Prosserman JCC areambassadors for our community. We are enthusiastic and energized and care deeply about our heritage while welcoming all those who show interest in our community centres. We are inspired by our vision, our values and the opportunity to make a di� erence, and we go the extra mile for our members and partners. As a team, we have full knowledge of the organization and the results of our work, and we celebrate whenever the opportunity arises. We all take joy and interest in our partners’ activities and do all we can to ensure their success.

EXCELLENCEOur team always sets high standards, and as a result, we are committed to always exceeding our members’ expectations. To ensure excellence we only hire the best people and provide the right tools to achieve our class outcomes and � nancial goals. We are professional and dedicated to always being the best we can be.

INTEGRITYWe are committed to honesty, transparency and doing the right thing. We say what we do and do what we say; we always act with professionalism and show our members, partners and volunteers respect. We believe that empathy and kindness re� ect who we are.

Our values were established in collaboration with the Schwartz/Reisman Centre and provide guidance toward the achievement of our vision as well as o� er insight into who we are as partners and community members.

MISSION AND VALUES

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TaBle of conTenTs

Holiday Hours

Prosserman JCC Staff Directory

Upcoming Exciting Events at the Prosserman JCC

The Goldie Fitness Centre

David & Esther Freiman Childhood Education Centre

Children and Family

Birthday Parties

Koffl er Centre of the Arts

The Jack and Pat Kay Centre Camp

Family Sundays Redefi ned

Adapted Programs

JCC Chai Sports

Teen Programs - BBYO

Community Membership

Adults, Boomers and Beyond

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WELCOME | ShAlOm

At the Prosserman JCC we pride ourselves on our passion and our devotion to excellence, in our quest to strengthen

families and foster community.

Our goal is to provide everyone, through quality programs and experiences, with the opportunity to live the jewish life that they want to live. As you browse through our program guide or when you visit prossermanjcc.com, you

will discover something for everyone of all ages, interests and walks of life.

This latest edition of the Prosserman JCC’s Fall/Winter Program Guide is a collaborative eff ort of members and staff ,

as your feedback has led to a wonderful blend of new and returning programs. As always, we appreciate and

welcome these valuable conversations.

This is a very exciting time for the Prosserman JCC and as we march towards a new year, we fi nd ourselves in the

middle of an exciting growth phase and it is clear that not only is our future bright, but so is our present!

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Monday, July 1

Monday, September 2

Friday, September 6

Thursday, September 19

Wednesday, January 1

Tuesday, July 16

Wednesday, September 4

Saturday, September 14

Friday, September 27

Friday, September 20

Tuesday, December 24

Thurs., Nov. 27 - Fri., Dec. 5

Thursday, January 16

Monday, August 5

Thursday, September 5

Wednesday, September 18

Monday, October 14

Tuesday, December 31

Wednesday, September 25

Wednesday, December 25

Monday, February 17

Thursday, September 26

Thursday, December 26

Sunday, March 16

Canada Day

Yom Kippur

Labour Day

Erev Shemini Atzeret

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Tisha B’Av

Erev Sukkot

Christmas Eve

Erev Rosh Hashanah

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Simcoe Day

Sukkot

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DATE HOLIDAY ADMINISTRATION FITNESS CENTRE DAYCARE AND PRESCHOOL

FALL/WINTER HOLIDAY HOURS

HOURS OF OPERATIONGeneral Fitness Hours of OperationMonday - Thursday 6:00 AM - 9:00 PMFridays 6:00 AM - 6:00 PMSaturdays & Sundays 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Membership Desk: 416.638.1881 x4000

HOW TO REACH USSherman Campus | Prosserman JCC 4588 Bathurst St., Toronto, ON, M2R 1W6 (Located at Bathurst St. and Sheppard Ave.)Phone: 416.638.1881 x4235 Fax: 416.636.5813 facebook.com/prossermanjcc @prossermanJCCWeb: prossermanjcc.com

facebook.com/prossermanjcc facebook.com/prossermanjcc @prossermanJCC @prossermanJCC

HOURS OF OPERATION & LOCATION

13-02-06 2:35 PM4588 bathurst street - Google Maps

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For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or call 416.638.1881 x4235

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ANDREW LEVYExecutive [email protected]

ELAINE RAIFMANAccounts Payable [email protected]

ADAM KERTESZAssistant Camp [email protected]

BRYAN SHORECamp [email protected]

AMY [email protected]

JANET KLEIN SLAVINAdults, Boomers & [email protected]

DAVID BRINDERDirector of [email protected]

PHIL FAIBISHCamp [email protected]

SANDRA RENZACCIFitness Program [email protected]

BRIAN SCHACHTERChairman of the Board

PETER COHEN

SHEL GELLER

DAVID PELTZ

RON PROSSERMAN

RAMMY ROCHMAN

JEFF ROSS

MARTHA SIMMONS

DOV ZEVYALEX VOIHANSKIManaging [email protected]

KEVIN GOODMANExecutive Director [email protected]

RINA KRAUSERegistration and Customer [email protected]

MARINA LITINSKYRegistration and Customer [email protected]

JENNIFER APPLEBYProgram [email protected]

BRYAN LEVYSenior Graphic [email protected]

KAILAH RUBINDaycare and Preschool [email protected]

ELIZABETH KATCHENExecutive [email protected]

SARA CAMERONAccounts Receivable [email protected]

HETAL MODIFinancial [email protected]

GERRY WAISGLASSBusiness O� ce [email protected]

LAUREN GRUNDLANDAssistant Camp [email protected]

SARAH GUIZZOMember Services [email protected]

JEREMY BLUSTEINAssociate [email protected]

JESSIE GREENSPANProgram [email protected]

GISELLE POZORegistration and Customer [email protected]

OLGA KOTOVSKAIARegistration and Customer [email protected]

KAREN GOLDSTEINSenior [email protected]

ROB SHAPIRODigital Communications [email protected]

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FITNESS MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

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THE PROSSERMAN JCC MEMBERSHIP

monTh To monTh memBership plan

monTh To monTh memBership plan:

Teens (12-18) $25+HST/MONTH

senior social memBership: $45+HST/MONTH

adulTs (27-64) $49+HST/MONTHsTudenTs (19-26) $45+HST/MONTH

seniors (65+) $45+HST/MONTH

The Prosserman JCC is a vibrant and welcoming Jewish environment that encourages people to lead engaged lives of meaning and purpose. We believe that the JCC is a primary destination for Jewish engagement, a focus of learning and celebration and a connector to Jewish life. you Belong here!

Locker room facilities including day lockers and showers

Unlimited access to a wide selection of state of the art fi tness equipment.

Access to cutting-edge cardio theatre as you watch and listen to various programs

while you workout.

Access to qualifi ed and experienced personal trainers

Unlimited access to a wide range of 44 group exercise classes per week.

Group exercise classes include yoga, pilates, group cycle, and many more!

Complimentary fi tness consultation along with an equipment demonstration.

Up to 20% discount on fees for JCC programs and events

Free parking

TOP UP YOUR MEMBERSHIP

SENIOR SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP

The Prosserman JCC has partnered with the schwartz/reisman centre to off er our members the chance to Top Up their memberships and gain access to both fi tness centres (dual membership).

Senior Social memberships are for those who are not interested in fi tness access but want to take advantage of all the Prosserman JCCs programs. Programs are designed for seniors from arts and culture to health and wellness, including special needs, adult learning and social networking, amongst myriad others. For more information on our memberships or to book a tour of the Prosserman JCC please call 416.638.1881 x4235

Greater convenience through multiple locations

Access to three beautiful saltwater pools (2 indoor and 1 outdoor)

Access to aquafi t classes

Unlimited access to more than 80 weekly group exercise classes (including INSANITY)

State-of-the-art strength and conditioning centre

Two state of the art gymnasiums

Up to 20% discount on fees for JCC programs and events

Access to members only programs and events

Access to some free programs such as social art and recorder

Access to the Silverberg/ Appleby families lounge to have lunch,

play cards and socialize with friends

Free parking

Top up rates vary depending upon your current membership type. A single adult can top up their membership for only $20+HST/month. For more information about top up rates and other membership types, please call 416.638.1881 x4000.

The Top up off ers members:

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get fit and have fun!

Become a member today!

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The Prosserman JCC Fitness and Health Centre is a place where community connections are made, whether it’s in a class, on the gym fl oor or in the members’ lounge after a workout. Meet up with old friends or make new ones while staying fi t and healthy. The wide and eclectic range of programming at the Prosserman JCC refl ects the vibrancy and dynamics of life in the city. A meeting place for Toronto’s diverse community, the Prosserman JCC has something for everyone. Joining Prosserman JCC Fitness and Health means more than just joining a fi tness club!

BOOK YOUR TOUR TODAY! To take a tour of our spectacular facility or to inquire about a membership,

please contact us at 416.638.1881 x4000

THE GOLDIE FITNESS CENTRE

WOMAN ONLY EXERCISE CLASSES

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General fiTness hours of operaTion: mondays-Thursdays: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM fridays: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM saturdays and sundays: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

New this fall, the Prosserman JCC Fitness Centre will be introducing Women Only Exercise classes that are fun and a safe way to begin or return to exercise. The classes will be taught by women and are suitable for women of all ages and fi tness levels. One class will be off ered each day in a spacious private group fi tness room where you can comfortably begin your journey to better health. Come and meet our friendly Instructors who have been trained specifi cally to help women tone up, lose weight and have fun in a friendly environment. membership includes: Access to the locker room facilities including day lockers and showers Unlimited use of women only exercise classes Fitness consultation to help you get started

membership fee:For details about the Women Only Exercise Classes, please call the membership desk at 416.638.1881 x4000 or prossermanjcc.com

ONE-ON-ONE NUTRITIONLearn how to change your lifestyle by choosing to eat foods that will help you achieve optimal health. Our nutritional consultants will meet with you one on one to analyze your diet and assist you in developing a diet designed for you. You will learn how to activate the power within yourself to purify and rejuvenate your body. Our nutritional consultants specialize in working with clients who may be experiencing the following health concerns:

diabetes - weight management - Bowel disorders - food allergiesintolerances - pms & menopause hypertension obesity - sugar/starch addictions prenatal/pregnancy - anti-aging - longevity-stress reduction

FIGHT NETWORK’S DARE TO DEFEND

wednesday, sepTemBer 25, 2013 | 7:00-8:30 pm

Dare to Defend is a self defense and motivational seminar taught by women for women. Female champions from various martial arts including boxing, muay thai, krav maga and Brazilian jiu jitsu will teach women how to properly defend themselves and help women improve their fi tness and self confi dence. cost is $8 per person

For more information or to register, please visit prossermanjcc.com or call 416.638.1881 x4235

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BOOK YOUR TOUR TODAY! To take a tour of our spectacular facility or to inquire about a membership,

please contact us at 416.638.1881 x4000

Prosserman JCC Fitness off ers more than 44 FREE weekly group exercise classes exclusively to members. From yoga to Pilates to group cycle and conditioning classes we off er an unparalleled variety of classes seven days a week for adults of all ages and teens 12+! Visit prossermanjcc.com for all schedule updates.

SUNDay TUeSDay THUrSDaymoNDay WeDNeSDay FriDay SaTUrDay

6:30 - 7:15 AMSpin and Abs

7:00 - 7:45 AMSpin and Abs

7:00 - 7:55 AMStretch and

Strength

7:00 - 7:55 AMStretch and

Strength

10:50 - 11:45 AMTotal Body

Sculpt

9:30 - 10:25 AMTotal Body

Sculpt

12:00 - 12:55 PMTotal Body

Sculpt

12:00 - 12:55 PMYoga

12:15 - 1:00 PMCardio Step

12:00 - 12:55 PMYoga

10:30 - 11:25 PMFundamentals

10:30 - 11:25 AMGet on the Ball

10:30 - 11:25 PMFundamentals

12:00 - 12:45 PMGame Changer

9:30 - 10:25 AMFundamental

9:30 - 10:25 AMCardio Kick

9:30 - 11:00 AMFunctional

Training

10:30 - 11:25 AMGet on the Ball

10:30 - 11:25 AMTotal Body

Sculpt

10:30 - 11:25 PMFundamentals

10:30 - 10:25 AMYoga

10:00 - 11:00 AMYoga

11:30 AM - 12:30 PMZumba

12:30 - 1:00 PMZumba Toning

1:00 - 1:55 PMYoga

6:15 - 7:00 PMYoga

7:30 - 8:25 PMYoga

6:45 - 7:30 PMTotal Body

Sculpt

1:00 - 1:45 PMTotal Body

Sculpt

5:30 - 6:15 PMTotal Body

Sculpt

7:00 - 7:30 PMExpress Sculpt

6:00 - 7:00 PMZumba

6:00 - 6:45 PMZumba

2:30 - 3:25 PMYoga

1:30 - 2:25 PMZumba

1:00 - 1:55 PMPilates

12:00 - 12:55 PMPilates

1:00 - 1:55 PMCardio

1:00 - 1:55 PMZumba

6:30 - 7:25 PMSpin

5:15 - 6:00 PMPumping Iron

9:15 - 10:00 AMSpin

10:00 - 10:45 AMSpin

9:30 - 10:25 AMSpin

9:30 - 10:25 AMSpin

9:30 - 10:25 AMZumba Gold

10:30 - 11:25 AMPower Hour

9:30 - 10:25 AMSpin

9:30 - 10:25 AMZumba

9:30 - 10:25 AMSpin

9:30 - 10:25 AMSpin

Whether you want to train for a triathlon, heal from an injury, lose weight, tone up, get stronger or all of the above, let our certifi ed Prosserman JCC Fitness personal trainers help you achieve your goals and get in shape. Semi-private training and small group training sessions are also available. Fitness members each receive a free fi tness orientation with a certifi ed personal trainer with membership. If you are a new member, ask about our special personal training promotion (Three sessions for $150+HST)

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FIGHT NETWORK’S DARE TO DEFEND

For more information or to register, please visit prossermanjcc.com or call 416.638.1881 x4235

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Family Nights & BrunchesSunday Family Brunches Family Nights at the JCC

Cost: $15/Adult & $13/ChildTime: 10:00-12:00 PM

Cost: $10/FamilyTime: 5:30-7:00 PM

October 6 - Best Friend BrunchNovember 24 - Chanukah Cooking BrunchJanuary 26 - Tu B’shvat BrunchFebruary 23 - Pawsitively Pets BrunchMarch 2 - Purim BrunchApril 6 - Alumni Brunch

October 9 - Family Glowga NightNovember 5 - Family Drumming NightDecember 4 - Family Sports NightJanuary 8 - Family Pyjama NightFebruary 4- Family Magic NightMarch 5- Family Mad Science Night

For descriptions or more information please go to prossermanjcc.com or call 416.638.1881 x4235*Members receive a 10% discount on all programs / All programs include HST

DAYCARE MEAL PROVIDER forPROSSERMAN JCC & SCHWARTZ REISMAN

healthy, natural, homestyle cuisineavailable on the 1st floor at Prosserman JCC

— The Culinary Kitchen —

The SOLUTION to your KOSHER needsSchool, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs

for your Kids throughout the GTA

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visit alphabetkids.ca or email [email protected] thekaf.ca or email [email protected]

~ NUT FREE ~~ KOSHER - MEAT & DAIRY ~ CHOLOV YISROEL ~

~ NUT FREE ~~ KOSHER - MEAT & DAIRY ~ CHOLOV YISROEL ~

Healthy, Natural Food, Kids Love!

School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs for your Kids throughout the GTA

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School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs for your Kids throughout the GTA

School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs for your Kids throughout the GTA

School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs for your Kids throughout the GTA

School, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs for your Kids throughout the GTA

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Family Nights & BrunchesSunday Family Brunches Family Nights at the JCC

Cost: $15/Adult & $13/ChildTime: 10:00-12:00 PM

Cost: $10/FamilyTime: 5:30-7:00 PM

October 6 - Best Friend BrunchNovember 24 - Chanukah Cooking BrunchJanuary 26 - Tu B’shvat BrunchFebruary 23 - Pawsitively Pets BrunchMarch 2 - Purim BrunchApril 6 - Alumni Brunch

October 9 - Family Glowga NightNovember 5 - Family Drumming NightDecember 4 - Family Sports NightJanuary 8 - Family Pyjama NightFebruary 4- Family Magic NightMarch 5- Family Mad Science Night

For descriptions or more information please go to prossermanjcc.com or call 416.638.1881 x4235*Members receive a 10% discount on all programs / All programs include HST

DAYCARE MEAL PROVIDER forPROSSERMAN JCC & SCHWARTZ REISMAN

healthy, natural, homestyle cuisineavailable on the 1st floor at Prosserman JCC

— The Culinary Kitchen —

The SOLUTION to your KOSHER needsSchool, Daycare & Camp Lunch Programs

for your Kids throughout the GTA

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SOLUTION

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visit alphabetkids.ca or email [email protected] thekaf.ca or email [email protected]

~ NUT FREE ~~ KOSHER - MEAT & DAIRY ~ CHOLOV YISROEL ~

~ NUT FREE ~~ KOSHER - MEAT & DAIRY ~ CHOLOV YISROEL ~

Healthy, Natural Food, Kids Love!

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Inspire Greatness in your Child...

Book YOUR tour today!

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HIGHLIGHTS

The prosserman jcc daycare and preschool experienceBuilt with children in mind, the Prosserman JCC Daycare and Preschool, housed in the David & Esther Freiman Childhood Education Centre, was created to allow children maximum self-expression in order to help them reach their full potential while connecting to Jewish traditions in meaningful ways.

However, what makes the Prosserman JCC Daycare and Preschool truly unique is that our children are one generation among the many who come to the Prosserman JCC. As members of our JCC community, children have access to all of the Prosserman JCC’s facilities, which provide plenty of stimulation for budding young minds.

philosophy, curriculum and BesT pracTiceOur focus is on early development and incorporating techniques and strategies to ensure that your child receives an advanced education rooted in Jewish history and tradition. Through creative and hands-on experiences, we strive to create an educational and cultural environment to support the development of each child’s social, cognitive, language and motor skills. Our goal is to prepare children both socially and academically for the important opportunities and milestones that will arise in their young lives.

jewish lifeOur interactive curriculum is founded upon the richness of Jewish values and tradition. We incorporate lessons into each program that teach the Hebrew language and place an emphasis on Tzedakah, welcoming guests, acts of kindness and Tikun Olam. Shabbat and holidays are also a large part of our curriculum and

are taught through literature, music, exploration and play.

family memBership included!All parents want the best for their children, but the Prosserman JCC wants what’s best for your family! When you sign up for our Daycare & Preschool, your family will receive a complimentary membership to the JCC. We hope that you will give us the privilege of being the first step on your child’s lifelong journey of learning

and discovery.

Extended hours designed for working parents7:30 am - 6:00 pm

State-of-the-art facility, centrally located in a beautiful natural setting

Passionate team of qualified and caring teachers

A sense of belonging and a connection to community

New literacy program for JK and SK childrenExpanded Hebrew curriculum to include toddler and preschool children

Specialized after-school and family programs

All Daycare & Preschool families receive a full fitness membership

Sibling discounts

Daily kosher and nut-free child-friendly menu, including lunch and 2 snacks

Graduates are prepared for Hebrew Day School

Specialty programs to further enhance children’s experiences

Promotion of Jewish values and heritage

School tours and registration available throughout the year by calling 416.638.1881 x4351

ABOUT US

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Extended hours designed for working parents7:30 am - 6:00 pm

New literacy program for JK and SK childrenExpanded Hebrew curriculum to include toddler and preschool children

Daily kosher and nut-free child-friendly menu, including lunch and 2 snacks

TODDLERS (18 MONTHS – 2 1/2 YEARS)The multisensory hands-on curriculum for our youngest students introduces activities that are fun, educational and vital to development. A variety of art materials encourage curiosity, build language and social skills and develop �ne motor skills. Sensory activities and simple games encourage counting and recognition skills. While celebrating Jewish holidays and traditions, our toddlers are exposed to simple Hebrew words, blessings and songs. Our caring, dedicated teachers provide a loving atmosphere for our youngest children.

NURSERY (3 YEARS OLD)by December 31st, 2013The curriculum for our Nursery program includes many prereading activities. Art includes free expressive opportunities in addition to traditional Judaic creative opportunities. These activities enhance �ne motor development while providing for social esteem and social development growth. Our Judaic program now focuses on counting and colours in Hebrew with an introduction to Aleph Bet. Jewish holidays, traditions and Shabbat celebrations continue to be meaningful experiences for the children.

SK (5 YEARS OLD)December 31, 2013The Senior Kindergarten curriculum focuses on building children’s literacy and numeracy. Guided by our teachers, our students embark on word recognition and begin to read. Their curios-ity is challenged upon being exposed to enrichment units, such as science and current events. As with the Junior Kindergarten curriculum, our Senior Kindergarten curriculum is designed to incorporate the “Ontario Kindergarten Program” and the “Early Learning for Every Child” guidelines. The Judaic component of the Graduate Program expands the children’s Hebrew vocabulary while incorporating Hebrew storytelling. “Seeing the World through Jewish Eyes” is the focus for the celebrations of the Jewish holidays and traditions. In Senior Kindergarten, we begin preparing for life beyond the Prosserman JCC Daycare and Preschool as we equip the children with the skills they will need to succeed in primary school.

JK (4 YEARS OLD) December 31, 2013The Junior Kindergarten curriculum program focuses on exposing children to literacy and numeracy. Children are encouraged to develop their �ne motor skills as they learn how to print letters. Our program is designed to incorporate the “Ontario Kindergarten Program” and the “Early Learning for Every Child” guidelines. Our teachers are always listening to the children to ensure that the children’s interests are included in the curriculum. Hebrew is now o�ered twice a week to further enhance the values of tzedakah, holiday traditions and Hebrew vocabulary.

PRESCHOOL (2 1/2 - 3 YEARS)When children turn 2 1/2, they are no longer toddlers, They move up to the preschool rooms, where we turn the focus onto building independence and problem-solving skills. The preschool curriculum includes a balance of educational and recreational experiences developed to stimulate a variety of cognitive, �ne and gross motor skills that lead to prereading and prenumeracy readiness. The preschool Judaic program continues teaching Jewish values through the celebration of Shabbat and Jewish holidays. Hebrew vocabulary is expanded upon, and the joys of Jewish traditions and experiences are introduced throughout the year.

Toddlers

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18 Mths - 2 1/2 Years Mon - Fri

Mon - Fri

Mon - Fri

18 Months $560

2 1/2 Years $540

4 By Dec 31 $540

7:30 AM - 6:00 PM

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*Beginning in September 2013, we will be o�ering a 10% sibling discount*Registration is open for September 2013, but spaces are limited

12 Mths

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7:30 AM - 6:00 PM

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Jewish Family & Child’s fourth annual event supports The Family Resource Centre (FRC). FunDay off ers creative activities for children ages 1 to 8 and their families, including:

Magic • Dance • Face Painting • Cookie DecoratingMusic • Sports • Arts & Crafts • Lots more!

The family resource centreThe frc is a warm and supportive place where children and their caregivers can learn and play together while connecting to valuable resources. The frc serves children and families of all backgrounds and religions, many of whom are newcomers to the city. it is located at the promenade mall in Thornhill. a variety of programs are off ered, including parenting workshops, kids’ activities, book and toy libraries, a referral network and parents’ social groups.

This is your opportunity to support the healthyand happy development of kids and families

in our community!

sunday, noVemBer 10, 2013lipa Green centre, 4600 Bathurst st.

and The prosserman jcc, 4588 Bathurst st.10:00-2:00 pm

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MOMMY AND BABY FITNESSThis action-packed class includes a large variety of fun, easy-to-follow � tness activities for mom and baby, followed by a huge repertoire of “infant stimulation”, songs, rhymes, � ngerplays, kneebouncers, parachute activities, bubbles and so much more!

DEBORAH’S SING ALONG A dynamic music program with Deborah Maes and her guitar, with an emphasis on singing, movement and rhythm awareness. Parent and tots will share in music making through singing, musical instruments, active movements and much more!

*Members a receive 10% discount on all programs | All programs include HST** No class February 17 (Family Day) | *** No Class October 12 or 13 (Canadian Thanksgiving)

JCC CHAI SPORTS: FUNdamentalsWelcome to the JCC Chai Sports early development sports programs. These programs are instructor led, noncompetitive, structured and tons of fun! Each week, we will focus on introducing your child to the initial skills and drills of sports like soccer, basketball, hockey and baseball. Through interactive and cooperative games, we will help develop each child’s gross motor skills and create a foundation for them to participate in sports in the future.

Deborah’s Sing Along

Deborah’s Sing Along

0-4 years

0-4 years

Tuesdays

Tuesdays December 3

March 18

October 1

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9:30 - 10:15 AMor 10:30 - 11:15 AM

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Mommy and Baby Fitness

Family Circle

Mommy and Baby Fitness

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Mondays

Sundays

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December 9

***November 17

**March 10

October 21

October 6

January 13

10:30 AM- 12:00 PM

4:00-5:00 PM

10:30 AM- 12:00 PM

$180

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JCC Chai Sports: Fundamentals

JCC Chai Sports: Fundamentals

3 - 5 years

5 - 7 years

Sundays

Sundays

September 29

September 29

***November 24

***November 24

10:00 AM - 10:45 AM

10:45 AM - 11:30 AM

$130

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DAY PROGRAMS

For more information, please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

HOURS OF OPERATION

For more information, please visit prossermanjcc.com

Monday: 10:00 am-1:00pm | By appointment in the afternoonTuesday: 9:00 am-12:00pm | By appointment in the afternoonWednesday: By appointment in the afternoon onlyThursday: 10:00am-12:00pm | By appointment in the afternoonFriday: By appointment Please call to reserve your spot in the Fun Zone by calling 416.638.1881 x4235. For children ages 6 months to 5 years.*This is not a drop o� program. Children must be supervised by guardians when in the fun zone.

Give your kids all the fun they want for free at our drop-in Fun Zone Activity Centre! It’s ideal for children six months to � ve years old.

FUN ZONE

FAMILY CIRCLECome participate in this energetic family program that will get everyone moving to the vibrant sounds of Israeli music. Adults and children will love this hour-long Israeli folk dance session. No experience needed! Join us for ‘quality time’ with your kids and meeting like-minded families.

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IN THE MIX Children will love this innovative program designed to help them develop con� dence and social skills. This fun-� lled program teaches hip hop dance, and children will work in small groups to create one-of-a-kind music videos, using iPads supplied by In the Mix.

JCC CHAI SPORTS: FUNdamentalsWelcome to the JCC Chai Sports early development sports programs. These programs are instructor led, noncompetitive, structured and tons of fun! Each week, we will focus on introducing your child to the initial skills and drills of sports like soccer, basketball, hockey and baseball. Through interactive and cooperative games, we will help develop each child’s gross motor skills and create a foundation for them to participate in sports in the future.

GLOWGA (GLOW IN THE DARK YOGA)Hip hop, yoga and glow-in-the-dark accessories all in one class! This program is designed for children to discover yoga poses and dance moves. Children will develop their self-expression, coordination and rhythm while moving in a dark studio.

LIVING RHYTHMThis program o� ers a unique opportunity for team building, stress release, self-empowerment and self expression while having a whole lot of fun. Drums and other percussion instruments are utilized to create rhythm and help develop leadership, communication and other skills in a positive and dynamic environment.

PAWSITIVELY PETS This live animal program will focus on a variety of pets and animals and will teach how to feed and care for them, to how to be a responsible pet owner. This hands-on interaction with the animals will give you a new perspective on each animal in their natural environments as well as in captivity. This program is a great experience to work with animals while discovering new skills.

PROGRAM AGE DAY ENDDATE

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Glowga

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In The Mix

Living Rhythm

2 - 3 years

2 - 3 years

2 - 3 years

2 - 3 years

2 - 3 years

2 - 3 years

4 - 6 years4 - 6 years

4 - 6 years

4 - 6 years

4 - 6 years

4 - 6 years

MondaysMondays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

WednesdaysWednesdays

Thursdays

Thursdays

WednesdaysWednesdays

WednesdaysWednesdays

September 16September 16

October 9

October 3

October 3

February 5February 5

November 6November 6

January 8

January 8October 9

October 7October 7

October 30

October 24

October 24

February 26February 26

December 11December 11

January 29

January 29October 30

4:00 - 4:40 PM

4:00 - 4:40 PM

4:00 - 4:40 PM

4:45 - 5:30 PM4:45 - 5:30 PM

4:45 - 5:30 PM

4:00 - 4:45 PM

4:00 - 4:40 PM

4:00 - 4:40 PM

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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

*Members a receive 10% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

For more information, please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

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PARTY PACKAGESFUN FILLED

whimZOur live animal program will surely leave you wanting more. Enjoy this hour learning about diff erent animals, playing with them in action and getting to know the Whimz animal family.

sporTsGet active and experience interactive sports activities! Our sports instructors will take you through an hour of fun fi lled sports. You will play your favourite sports, learn new sports skills and develop teamwork skills.

princess parTyWe will invite your favourite princess to come along and spend the hour with you! With the princess of your choice, you will experience fun-fi lled fairy tale and magical activities.

in The mix dance parTyCreate your very own music dance video! During this hour, you will learn new dances, choose your favourite songs, and using iPad technology, make your very own music dance video.

arTs and crafTsSpend an hour expressing your creative side. We off er a variety of diff erent age appropriate crafts that are sure to release the artist within.

superhero parTyGet ready to meet your favourite superhero and experience one hour of fun games and activities. This party will create memories that will last a lifetime. The birthday child will receive a special superhero gift and certifi cate.

yoGaRelax, regenerate and strike a pose with our calming yoga birthday party.

puppeT parTyExperience the wonderful world of strings! Puppet shows are unique and engaging and tell detailed stories that help teach children some of the most important life lessons. But, most importantly, they’re FUN!

dynamix Active and unique team challenges for boys and girls ages 5 to12. Exclusive Dynamix themes and games!

GlowGaJoin us as we enter into the groundbreaking worlds of glow-in-the-dark yoga paired with glow-in-the-dark Hip Hop. This exciting party off ers all of the benefi ts of deep yoga stretching and choreographed as well as freestyle hip hop.

drum parTyEach child receives a hand drum to play and to share in a facilitated drum circle. Children will sing songs, make rhythms and beats and take a drum fi lled birthday party journey together.

maGic parTyGet ready for some cool tricks! Our magician performs entertaining acts of magic and illusion.He even brings live rabbits.

SPECIAL REQUESTS?do you haVe an idea for a parTy ThaT’s noT lisTed here?

do you wanT To cusTomiZe your parTy eVen furTher?please call 416.638.1881 x4012 or email [email protected]

and we will do our BesT To help!

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PARTY PACKAGES

SPECIAL REQUESTS?

on The day of your parTyPlease arrive no more than 15 minutes prior to your scheduled birthday time. You will participate in one hour of entertainment followed by half an hour of cake and snacks. Party staff will be assigned to set up and clean up your party room.

cancellaTionsAll cancellations must occur at least 10 days in advance. The $100 booking fee is nonrefundable and nontransferrable. All refunds are subject to a $15 administrative fee.

foodKosher nut-free cake and snacks are included in the birthday price. We off er additional food options for those interested. All food provided will be certifi ed kosher and nut free. Any additional food brought in must adhere to the kosher nut free policy.

how To BooKFor all parties, please call 416.638.1881 x4012 or email [email protected] allow 24 hours for a response. Bookings must be made at least two weeks in advance to allow for proper coordination.

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1.5 HOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY

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EXCITING EVENTSFOr the whOle FAmilY At the PrOSSermAN JCC

For more information please visit our event section on prossermanjcc.com or to pre-register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

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inspirinG Qualified sTaffCamp is led by camping veterans who understand the importance and value of each child’s experience. The leadership team is made up of numerous Early Childhood Education workers, teachers, child and youth workers, camp nurses, and social workers. All staff are coached and intensively trained on the needs of our individual campers.

mulTiple locaTions across The GTaCamp off ers a variety of amenities and programs for our campers to enjoy all summer long. We off er our top-quality camp program at two locations: Lawrence & Avenue and The Lebovic Jewish Community Campus. Both locations have great indoor and outdoor facilities that house all of the great traditions camp has to off er, including heated pools, green space and more.

Kosher and nuT free lunchCampers are going to love what’s for lunch this summer at camp! The delicious kosher and nut-free hot optional lunch program off ers fresh lunch daily. All camper friendly meals come with fruit, vegetables and a drink. Vegetarian options are also available. Our delicious menu will be available this spring!

judaic and israeli culTural proGramminGThis is the most unique feature of camp. Hand selected straight from the source, Israeli staff (Shlichim) are employed to enhance our connections and knowledge of Israel. A highlight includes weekly Oneg-Shabbat programming each Friday, camp-wide Israel Day and more! Our Israeli culture and Judaic specialties give campers tasks of Israeli art, music, dance, nature, Hebrew and more!

red cross swim proGramOur daily Red Cross certifi ed instructional and recreational swim program is a huge splash at camp! Our qualifi ed swim instructors and lifeguards make swimming a highlight of the camp day. You will notice great improvements from your campers. With multiple heated pools, swimming is possible rain or shine. Low camper to staff swim ratios and free towel service create a safe pool environment.

safe and fun TransporTaTionOur transportation options are effi cient and designed to minimize wait times. Depot bus service is included in our fees. For the convenience of pick up and drop off outside your home, door-to-door service is available for an additional fee. The ride to and from camp is an extension of the camp day and is fi lled with fun and spirit!

Join us for our Winter, March and Passover break camps! Register online at centrecamp.ca/breakcamps or call at 416.636.2267 (camp) for more information

Give a child the gift of jewish camp! #donatecentrecamp.ca/give

join our staff team! #bestjobevercentrecamp.ca/apply

why wait, sign up today! #registernowcentrecamp.ca/register

THE CAMP EXPERIENCE

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don’t miss out on youngstars! #hockeycampcentrecamp.ca/youngstars

save BiG with our 2014 early Bird! #planahead centrecamp.ca/register

Join us for our Winter, March and Passover break camps! Register online at centrecamp.ca/breakcamps or call at 416.636.2267 (camp) for more information

K’Tanim “liTTle ones” (preschool)half, Three-quarter and full-day programsK’tanim is our introductory camp program for our youngest campers. The programming and staff are specialized for this age group and their developmental needs. Campers enjoy new experiences and new friendships. This program welcomes our K’tanim campers into the wonderful world of camping!

Tsofim “scouTs” (Gr.1 To 2)full-day programTsofi m campers are encouraged to grow with more instruction, physical activity and team-based challenges. They are exposedto a variety of programming and introduced to new activities (i.e. hiking, magic, archery, rock climbing and multimedia).

cenTre field sporTs academy (jK To Gr.7)full-day programOur specialized sports program focuses on the development of fi tness, love of sport, leadership, good sportsmanship and teamwork. Centre Field also allows for campers to choose the sports that excite them. Our experienced coaches ensure top-quality programming in baseball, hockey, basketball, soccer and many other sports.

c.i.T./m.i.T (Gr.7 To 9)full-day programOur program is the perfect blend of leadership development and camp activities. Participants will participate in interactive training workshops and hands on placement with various age groups and specialties in order to experience fi rsthand what it is like to be part of the camp staff team.

cenTre sTaGe performinG arTs (Gr.1 To 7)full-day programCampers have the chance to experience every aspect of a theatrical performance during a four week session. Acting, singing, dance choreography and set design are led by our dynamicand professionally trained staff . Each session culminates with a production on the main stage for family and friends!

haluTZim “pioneers” (Gr. 3 To 7)full-day programOur oldest campers participate in the full program lineup, with a focus on skill development through recreation. We off er inclusive programming with an emphasis on leadership and team building. A great benefi t is the development of camper social skills designed to prepare them for leadership roles within our C.I.T./M.I.T. program.

BreaK campsCamp in the summer is never enough! Join the camp team during the Winter, March and Passover breaks for an incredible camp experience during the year. Experience our excellent camp program with the camp staff you’ve grown to love in Vaughan at the schwartz/reisman centre. Visit our break camps page for more information centrecamp.ca/breakcamps

Bonim “Builders” (KinderGarTen)full-day programCampers who have completed JK and SK enjoy this full day camp program! Highly experienced staff and dynamic programming are its highlights. Bonim programming is rich in opportunities for exploration and experimentation as campers develop skills in new activities (ie., mini golf, sports and arts).

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Our Sunday drop-in programs o� er families time to hangout, have fun and make new friends. At the Prosserman JCC, this treasured family experience comes in the form of a two-hour drop-in program for the family over an eight-week period. Kids (ages 3-9) have access to 14 programs that range from music video making to yoga. Parents can either participate with their children or enjoy coveted alone-time for a co� ee with friends in our parent and computer lounge or at our � tness centre.

This fun � lled dance program teaches hip hop moves that help develop con� dence and social skills. Children work in small groups to create one-of-a-kind music videos.

During family yoga, enjoy stretching, strengthening and spending quality time together in this calming atmosphere.

Family boot camp will teach your children to love � tness while you get in a solid

workout.

This interactive program is designed to encourage connection to the Jewish community. Children are introduced to Jewish holidays, songs and stories that are age appropriate in an experiential setting.

A creative workshop to bring young foodies together to create delicious dishes, try new things, explore new tastes and make things they have never made before.

Enter into a musical adventure where children are guided on a rhythmical journey. Children will discover new instruments, music, songs and stories.

Young artists will explore their creativity in a fun environment while building basic art skills. Each week will feature a di� erent project that uses di� erent materials and artforms, encouraging experimentation and play.

Spend creative time making functional and decorative ceramics. Young potters will learn clay techniques in handbuilding, such as coiling, slab building, surface decoration and patterning.

IN THE MIX10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM

10:00-11:00 AM ONLY

OR 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

OR 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

OR 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

OR 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

OR 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

11:00 AM-12:00 PM ONLY

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WINTER SESSION

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SEPTEMBER 29 TO NOVEMBER 24, 2013 *NO CLASS ON OCTOBER 13 | *NO CLASS NOVEMBER 10

JANUARY 12 TO MARCH 9, 2014 *NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 16

CHILD: $180 | ADDITIONAL SIBLING: $150ADULT: $80 FOR GROUP FITNESS CLASS OR EIGHT-WEEK GYM PASS; FREE TO PARTICIPATE IN DROP IN PROGRAMS

DISCOUNTFOR MEMBERS

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For more information, please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

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DEVELOPMENT

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EXPLORE YOUR POTENTIALThe Prosserman JCC continues to develop program opportunities to better service children and adults with disabilities and special needs. The programs promote active participation, socialization and healthy lifestyles. Please note that all programs listed throughout the guide welcome participants of all ages and abilities. This section features additional speci� c program opportunities.

*Members a receive 10% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register call 416.638.1881 x4235

ADAPTED PROGRAMS AND INTEGRATION SERVICES

SPECIAL OLYMPICS ACTIVE START Through fun activities, the sessions o� er children with intellectual disabilities an excellent opportunity to improve their physical, social and cognitive abilities to prepare them for successful participation in daily activities. Parent and/or caregiver involvement is encouraged during each session.

MS SOCIAL AND FITNESS Participants with limited mobility will bene� t from this great � tness workout. Exercises will be done either sitting in chairs or standing up and will help increase strength and � exibility. A written referral from your attending physician is required.

YOGA WITH PARENTS It has been found that yoga routines have many bene� ts for children with special needs and/or learning disabilities. Yoga is bene� cial in developing body awareness, motor skills, coordination of both sides of the body and balance. It has been found to be useful to aid in increasing attention, concentration and con� dence, which in turn assists children in improving their functions in their day to day lives both at home and school.

MOVE N’ MINGLE Move N’ Mingle is a recreational program for teens and adults who have developmental disabilities. Participants can explore their creative styles through international and Israeli folk dance. Each session will include a light supper, games and crafts.

* Without light supper: $90.40** Caregivers’ fee for supper: $25

SPECIAL OLYMPICS FUNDAMENTALS FUNdamentals focuses on developing basic sports skills while creating a level of enjoyment for physical activity in young athletes who have intellectual disabilities and who are between the ages of 7 to 12 years. FUNdamental activity sessions focus on speci� c sports skills, such as transportation skills, kicking, throwing and catching, which can be transferred into a number of various sports and can be used in everyday tasks.

STROKE RECOVERY, PARKINSON’S SUPPORT AND FITNESS GROUP This is a recreational program for people recovering from strokes or for those who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The program includes specialized exercises, relaxation activities, social support, holiday celebrations and special outings in warm and welcoming settings.

FUNdamentals focuses on developing basic sports skills FUNdamentals focuses on developing basic sports skills

It has been found that yoga routines have many bene� ts It has been found that yoga routines have many bene� ts

Special Olympics FUNdamentals 7-12 years Thursdays February 27

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January 9

October 3January 9

5:15 - 6:00 PM

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Yoga with Parents

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Stroke Recovery, Parkinson’sSupport & Fitness Group

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2 - 6 years

Mondays

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Ongoing

Thursdays

Monday, Wednesdaysand Fridays

ThursdaysNovember 21

December 9

October 3

February 27January 9

October 21

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9:30 - 10:30 AM

5:30 - 7:30 PM

4:30 - 5:15 PMSpecial Olympics Active Start

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ADAPTED PROGRAMS AND INTEGRATION SERVICES

Adapted Personal TrainingThe Goldie Fitness Centre off ers adapted training and knowledgeable staff who provide a high level of accessibility. Exercises can be done seated in chairs, wheelchairs or seatedon the fl oor. Participants must be able to follow verbal and visual instructions. Family, friends and caregivers are welcometo participate in small group personal training sessions.

jcc chai sporTsParticipants of various abilities can participate in introductory programs, clinics and house leagues. A participant may require a support volunteer in order to participate in the sport programs or an individual can register in a JCC Chai Sports adapted program specifi cally designed for people with special needs or have a disability. This is a great opportunity for children to grow athletically and socially in a safe environment.

The jacK and paT Kay cenTre campAn integrated camping experience for children ages 2 ½ years to 15 years. There is a variety of adapted equipment available for children to enjoy the camp premises and programs. Children will develop skills in the areas of arts and crafts, swimming, drama, sports, and Judaic and Israeli cultural programming. Qualifi ed staff provide support to children in order to foster integration, safety, fun and friendships.

prosserman jcc daycare and preschoolChildren with special needs or a disability are integrated into the preschool and daycare environment to develop and fl ourish. The philosophy emphasizes individual programming in a Jewish, structured and nurturing atmosphere. Children entering the program are between the ages of 18 months and 5 years and the teachers inspire greatness in children of all abilities.

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inTernaTional day of persons wiTh disaBiliTies Join us as we celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on Tuesday December 3rd from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. This annual observance aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. It also seeks to increase awareness of gains to be derived from the integration of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.

rewardinG VolunTeer opporTuniTiesThe Prosserman JCC encourages and supports the participation of individuals with disabilities in all programs and services. To facilitate integration opportunities, caregivers and volunteers are welcome to participate in programs to provide support. If you are interested in volunteering to support someone with special needs or if you need a volunteer, please contact 416.638.1881 x4255.

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ADAPTED PROGRAMS AND INTEGRATION SERVICES

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JCC Chai Sports is looking for coaches for our house league hockey, basketball and indoor soccer teams. We will train you, provide guidance and communication and help you obtain the necessary credentials. As a coach, you will attend every game, helping run the practices and have the opportunity to make a positive impact in kids’ lives. For more information, please contact us at

jcc maccaBi Games 2014We are proud to be the sole provider for the JCC’s of Greater Toronto’s JCC Maccabi Games Delegation, and this past summer, we sent nearly 60 teen athletes to Orange County, CA. For information on tryouts, teams and costs for 2014, please visit www.jccchaisports.com and click on the JCC Maccabi Games section. If your child is not yet eligible this year or has missed the tryouts, please email us at [email protected] to be added to our mailing list.

We are looking for companies to partner with that have a heart for development and community expansion. We want to partner with those who share in our belief of “growing community one game at a time.” As a JCC Chai Sports sponsor, you will gain exposure among hundreds of participants, observers and fans alike, gaining recognition as a trusted and recommended leader in your industry. Become a team, division or even league sponsor. For more information or to view our full sponsorship package, email us at [email protected]

JCC Chai Sports comprises the offi cial sports leagues of the JCCs in Greater Toronto, and through our diverse repertoire of programs, we off er opportunities for everyone to participate in our community through sports. We appeal to all skill levels with our introductory programs, clinics and house leagues. In addition, if you seek a more competitive experience, we also off er top notch Elite/Rep programs and tournaments.

ABOUT US

children’s fiTness Tax crediTThe Government of Canada off ers nonrefundable tax credits of up to $500 to parents who register a child under the age of 16 in a physical activity or artistic, cultural, recreational or developmental program. Programs must be a minimum of eight weeks long. All of our JCC Chai Sports programs and many of our other children’s programs qualify for this credit. For children with disabilities, an additional amount of $500 can be claimed if the child is under the age of 18.

can we help?The Prosserman JCC is a registered community partner with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities. Canadian Tire Jumpstart is a charitable organization that provides fi nancially disadvantaged children in Canada with the opportunity to participate in sports and recreation activities. For more information or for an application, please contact 416. 638.1881 x4275.

WANT TO BE A COACH?

CALLING ALL SPONSORS!

416.665.1836

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MACCABI REP SOCCER CLUBThrough our elite technical directors, dedicated coaching sta� , top of the line apparel, long term development plan and commitment to excellence, our elite soccer program engages youth from our community and allows them to achieve their life goals through soccer. If your child has a passion for soccer and the desire to develop his or her skills, or if you would like more information on the indoor season, tryouts, clubs and teams, please visit www.maccabisoccer.ca

YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAMS AND LEAGUEGet ready to dribble and drive to the hoop with the JCC Chai Sports Youth Basketball programs. This program provides your children with an opportunity to develop and enhance their skills through instructor led training. League players will then be able to immediately incorporate those skills into game settings. The program is geared for athletes between the ages of 6 to13. The season kicks o� in October and runs for 15 weeks.

STARS OF DAVIDHouse League & Select HockeyIn the NHL, players dream of winning the Stanley Cup. In the Stars of David house league, our players dream of winning the Kiddush Cup! Our league is a Hockey Canada-sanctioned organization, featuring an instructor-led house league and select teams that do not play on Shabbat. For more information on the league, teams, schedule and select tryouts, please visit www.sodhockey.com

INDOOR SOCCER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMAs an extension of and a preparation for our tremendous outdoor house league soccer program, our indoor soccer program focuses on the skill development of your child. Our elite technical team will be working with our instructors and volunteer coaches to get children trained, certi� ed and ready to make this the top indoor soccer program in the GTA for all players involved. Registration is open for ages 4 to 9, and the season begins in October.

ADULT FLOOR HOCKEY LEAGUEIn the tradition of the BJCC Men’s Floor Hockey League, our adult � oor hockey continues to be one of the most high-quality and largest men’s leagues in the GTA. Games are played on Sunday afternoons at the Schwartz/Reisman Centre, and the season runs from October to May. The league features more than 25 games, online stats, standings and schedules and much more. Registration is now open.

HOW TO REGISTERTo register or learn more about any of our programs, please visit www.jccchaisports.com. Feel free to call us at 416.665.1836 during business hours and speak to our administrator, Amy Caplan, about all general inquiries and program information.

PROGRAM AGE TIMEDAY START DATE

REGISTRATION OPENS

Adult Floor Hockey

Intro to Basketball

Rookie Basketball

Sophomore Basketball

Junior Basketball

3 on 3 Basketball

Intro to Hockey

Hockey Atom

Hockey Novice

Hockey Peewee

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2007-2008

1999-2001

2007-2008

2003-2004

2005-2006

2001-2002

2005-2006

2003-2004

2001-2002

July 5 Sundays October 6

July 5

July 5

October 8

October 8

October 8

October 8

October 8

September 29

September 29

September 29

September 29

Tuesdays

Tuesdays

Tuesdays

Tuesdays

Tuesdays

Sundays

Sundays

Sundays

Sundays

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July 5

July 5

May 1

May 1

May 1

May 1

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7:00 PM

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7:00 PM

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BBYOThe Prosserman JCC has partnered with BBYO – the world’s leading pluralistic Jewish teen movement – to o�er Jewish teens the opportunity to connect with one another, volunteer in the community, celebrate their Jewish heritage, prepare for leadership roles and travel the world together, all within a Jewish context.

CHAPTER MEETINGS (GRADES 8-12)

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION

Chapter Meetings

Wednesdays (6:00-8:00 PM)

Wednesdays (6:00-8:00 PM)

Wednesdays (6:00-8:00 PM)

Toronto - Prosserman JCC (Room 123)

Thornhill - Du�erin Clark Community Centre (Room 5)

Vaughan - Schwartz/Reisman Centre (Room 2123)

BBYO’s renowned leadership model of experiential democracy, with teens leading other teens and creating their own BBYO programs under the guidance of adult volunteers and sta�, is carried out through AZA chapters (for young men) and BBG chapters (for young women). Local chapters meet every Wednesday (September through May, excluding holidays and school breaks). See bbyo.ca/join for membership options.

VOLUNTEER HOURS (GRADES 9-12)

SPORTS TOURNAMENTS (GRADES 8-12)

BBYO o�ers plenty of opportunities to earn volunteer hours while helping your community and making your voice heard about the issues that matter most to you. See bbyo.ca/serve for current opportunities.

AZAA stands for Aleph Zadik Aleph Athletics and BBGG stands for B’nai B’rith Girls Games. Together, these are the o�cial athletic initiatives of BBYO. AZAA and BBGG enable chapters to reach more teens, strengthen programming, build teamwork and con�dence and have even more fun! See bbyo.ca/azaabbgg for details.

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION

Soccer

Floor Hockey

Dodgeball

Basketball

Volleyball

Football

October 13

December 8

April 13

November 10

March 9

May 17

Thornhill - Garnet A. Williams Community Centre

Thornhill - Garnet A. Williams Community Centre

Thornhill - Garnet A. Williams Community Centre

At Spring Convention (See Regional Programs)

Thornhill - Garnet A. Williams Community Centre

Thornhill - Garnet A. Williams Community Centre

SUMMER EXPERIENCES (GRADES 7-12)

BEYOND GAP YEAR (POST-HIGH SCHOOL)

Join Jewish teens from around the world for the summer experience of a lifetime. Trips span destinations on �ve continents and combine elements of active touring, community service, and meaningful Jewish experiences. Everyone can participate — BBYO membership is not required. See bbyo.ca/summer for trip options.

Living in Israel, for either 5 or 9 months, Beyond o�ers a unique balance of academics, experiential travel, enrichment education, cultural immersion and community service. See beyondyear.org to learn more.

FAN is a movement of networks in 35 communities across North America. FAN brings together friends and alumni of BBYO to advocate for the organization, network and share personal and professional news, volunteer and mentor, relive the glory days at local FAN events and support the organization so that invaluable BBYO experiences are always available for every Jewish teen. See bbyo.ca/fan for upcoming FAN events.

BBYO FAN (FRIENDS & ALUMNI NETWORK)

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PROGRAM OPTIONSREGIONAL PROGRAMS (GRADES 8-12)

PROGRAM DATE DESCRIPTION

Fall Regional Execs

Regional Kicko�

AZA/BBG Family Shabbat

Winter Regional Execs

Fire and Ice

J-Serve Toronto

Tournies Convention

Beauheart Ball

International Convention

SpringConvention

Laser Quest Lock-In

New Members Overnight (MIT/AIT)

Awards andInstalls

Members’ Beach Day

Inter-Regional Leadership Training

Convention

August 27-28

September 21

August 29

October 4-6

November 8

January 5

February 8

April 6

December 13-15

January 11

February 13-17

May 16-18

March 22

March 1

June 1

Join top teen leaders from across the Greater Toronto Area to strategize and plan for the year ahead.

Celebrate the start of the new program year at a dance party open toall Jewish teens.

Celebrate a meaningful teen-led Shabbat with BBYO families from across the city.

This mid-year gathering of our top teen leaders will include counterpart training, goal-setting and chapter planning sessions.

Join us for a unique Havdalah on ice followed by skating with friends from across the city.

Choose a project and join over � ve hundred Toronto-area teens for the Global Day of Jewish Youth Service.

Get ready for an exciting weekend of chapter competitions in everything from athletics and ruach to music and dance.

Grab your semi-formal attire and prepare to dance the night away at BBYO’s annual Beauheart Ball.

Join close to 2,000 teens from more than a dozen countries for big celebrations, fun programs, and a huge Shabbat, this year in Dallas, Texas!

Hang out with friends and make new ones, wish farewell to the graduating seniors and elect next year’s regional board.

BBYO presents an exclusive, all-night Laser Quest event, with a live DJ, icebreakers, prizes and refreshments.

Meet new teens from across the city, discover the rich history and traditions of AZA and BBG and have a blast!

Join us for the presentation of our annual individual and chapter awards and installations of the new regional board.

Welcome the new program year at this members-only event at Balsam Lake.

Learn the elements of leadership that will determine your success, both in your chapters and beyond.

BBYO members organize and participate in leadership development conferences and Jewish identity programs as well as social activities like movie nights, dances and sports tournaments. See bbyo.ca/events for program registration.

B-FIT TEEN FITNESS (GRADES 8-12)Wednesdays 5:00-5:45pm / Ongoing B-Fit Teen Fitness is a new weekly group exercise class for teens in grades 8-12. This high energy workout is designed to introduce teens to group � tness and promote the development of positive exercise habits to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

See bbyo.ca/b� t for more information.

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PROGRAM OPTIONS

BBYO CONNECT (GRADES 6-8)

RED CROSS BABYSITTING (AGES 11+)

The unique partnership between BBYO and the Prosserman JCC provides pre-high school students with safe, enriching programming, fun activities and meaningful involvement in the community. At this crucial age, our programs bridge the gap between Bar/Bat Mitzvah and high school, giving younger teens an early opportunity to enjoy ful�lling Jewish experiences that build character as they build bonds of friendship. See bbyo.ca/connect for program information.

Learn to feed a baby, change a diaper, prepare a simple meal, play games with children of all ages, prevent injuries, keep children safe and handle emergencies. Upon completion of this course you will receive a Red Cross Babysitter’s Manual and Babysitter wallet card. Various dates and locations. See bbyo.ca/redcross for details.

PROGRAM DATE DESCRIPTION

Colour Wars

Snakes and Shakes

Circus Workshop

Fire and Ice

J-Serve Toronto

Snow Tubing

Limo Scavenger Hunt

Niagara Falls Day Trip

Sporting Event

September 22

October 20

December 8

February 8

April 6

January 19

March 2

May 4

November 10

Get ready to compete in Survivor-style team challenges in a quest to outwit, outplay and outlast all others!

Join us for a unique opportunity to touch and interact with incredible creatures followed by a delicious milkshake bar!

Who knew hanging upside down or swinging from a trapeze could be so fun? Join us for an exciting day at the circus!

Join us for a unique Havdalah on ice followed by skating with friends from across the city.

Choose a project and join over �ve hundred Toronto-area teens for the Global Day of Jewish Youth Service.

Take to the slopes for an afternoon with BBYO at Chicopee Tube Park.

Teams will travel the city in limousines completing tasks and collecting items that will be donated to the Passover Food Drive.

Our day on Clifton Hill will include amusement and entertainment attractions and a visit to the indoor water park.

Join us to watch a game, take a stadium tour or enjoy an exclusive fan experience (to be con�rmed).

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DESIGN YOUR OWN LEARNING...HAVE YOUR SAYWhat topics would you like to learn about? Help design stimulating programs that meet the needs of inquiring minds like yours. For the past two years, CDL has o� ered timely, thought-provoking programs and courses to meet a wide range of interests and concerns. Now you can help move CDL to the next level of interactive learning by sharing your thoughts with planners and fellow “Boomers & Beyond” in an open exchange of ideas. Here’s your chance to be part of the process for one session only!

THE HISTORY OF SYMPHONY: Hear It Like You Have Never Heard it Before!Trace this magni� cent art form from its preclassical origins, with stops along our journey to marvel at some examples, and then, ask the question: “Where do you go next?” Presenter: Beverlee Swayze, Music Educator

BOOK CLUBDo you enjoy reading? Join the CDL Book Club and meet once a month to participate in a meaningful discussion with other educated, respectful participants, with diverse opinions. The book club will be facilited by Shelly Mestle, who will ensure discussions are focused and meaningful for all participants.

PHILOSOPHY CAFÉThis is a great opportunity for people to get together and discuss some of life’s big questions (for example, “what is the meaning of life?” “What is the good life and how can we get there?”). These and other issues will engender agreement and lively debate at CDL’s ongoing Philosophy Café. Be prepared for short readings and spirited discussion while enjoying some refreshments.

LAW AND ORDERThis was a ground-breaking legal program that dramatized and examined the workings of the American justice system and addressed America’s social inequities and was a drama about morals. Kevin Courrier, who cowrote a critical appraisal book on “Law & Order,” will show and examine two episodes. Discussion groups will be facilitated by CDL members.

ETHICSBack by popular demand!!! CDL’s two successful series, in 2011 and 2012, will continue with three more sessions on practical ethics in the fall. Topics such as: “Ethics at the end of life - who decides what?”, “Is ‘business ethics’ an oxymoron?”, “Should any of our freedoms be unlimited?” Join us in the fall, listen to our expert presenters and discuss with panelists and other participants.

CENTRE FOR DYNAMIC LEARNING (CDL) To provide the Jewish community with diverse learning programs and a� ordable experiences which are engaging, interactive and intellectually stimulating; as well as opportunities for satisfying volunteer involvement. As CDL enters into its third year, we have an array of interesting and meaningful programs for you this coming fall and winter.

INTERACTIVE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

To provide the Jewish community with diverse learning programs and a� ordable To provide the Jewish community with diverse learning programs and a� ordable experiences which are engaging, interactive and intellectually stimulating; as well as experiences which are engaging, interactive and intellectually stimulating; as well as opportunities for satisfying volunteer involvement. As CDL enters into its third year, opportunities for satisfying volunteer involvement. As CDL enters into its third year, we have an array of interesting and meaningful programs for you this coming fall we have an array of interesting and meaningful programs for you this coming fall

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

The History of Symphony

Philosophy Café

Law and Order

Ethics

Design Your Own Learning

Those Who Save Us by Jenna Blum

The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery

Brooklyn by Colm Toibin

And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini

The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid

The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer

The Disappeared by Kim Echlin

Matadora by Elizabeth Ruth

TBD

October 1

October 7November 4

TBD

October 17

September 30

January 27 January 27

November 25 November 25

March 31 March 31

October 28 October 28

February 24 February 24

December 23 December 23

April 28 April 28

TBD

Ongoing

October 7November 4

TBD

October 17

September 30

TBD

Tuesdays

MondaysMondays

TBD

Thursday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

TBD

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM1:00-3:00 PM

TBD

2:00-4:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

Israeli Hot Topics

Israeli Hot Topics Series

October 22

October 22

December 3

December 3

Tuesdays

Tuesdays

7:30-9:00 PM

7:30-9:00 PM

$10 perclass

$60 perclass

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ISRAELI HOT TOPICSJoin us for an interactive series with Amnon Zohar. The discussions will focus on the winds of social and political change in Israel andthe Middle East. This series is comprised of seven interactive sessions, including 30 minutes of discussion.

JEWISH IDENTITY IN ISRAEL AND THE DIASPORAIsraeli view of Jewish Identity in contrast with that of the Diaspora Jewry. The � ve-legged table of Jewish Identity December 3

THE FRAGILE NATURE OF ISRAEL’S SOCIAL FABRICA comprehensive review of the social tensions, con� icts and challenges that have caused the recent social unrest and popular protestations in Israel: October 22

WHAT SEASON BEST DESCRIBES THE SO-CALLED “ARAB SPRING” A comprehensive review of the dramatic changes that are taking place in the Middle East (e.g., Iran, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan etc.). A review of the forces of change and the prospects of the “revolutions” and their e� ect on Israel’s security and foreign policy: November 19

WHY IS ISRAEL THE FAVORITE “PUNCHING BAG” OF POLITICAL “SCIENTISTS” IN ACADEMIA? Academia in general and political science faculties in particular have perfected the “science” of demonizing Israel and framing it as a pariah state. Why and how do they do it? Decoding the “science” from a � rst-hand experience: November 26

THE POTENCY OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE BOYCOTT, DIVESTITURE AND SANCTIONS (“BDS”) WAR AGAINST ISRAEL:A review of the increased role of social media by Israel’s detractors and strategies and tactics to combat the BDS movement: October 29

CRACKING THE ISRAELI CODEA primer for foreigners who engage with Israelis on a business or social level in Israel and abroad: November 12

ISRAEL, THE START-UP NATIONWhy and how Israel has become a hot-bed for technological innovation and a power house in technology applications: November 5

Amnon Zohar is a high-tech business entrepreneur and founder of Internet and social media companies. Amnon was born and educated in Israel and is a graduate of the Israeli Academy for Computer Sciences. After 40 years in Canada, Amnon went back for a sabbatical year in Israel as a student at Tel-Aviv University, and majored in International Relations, Islamic and Middle East and Global Security studies. Amnon possesses an in-depth understanding of the political and social environments in Israel and the Middle East.

ISRAELI HOT TOPICSAmnon ZoharAmnon Zohar

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For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

MOVIE MONDAYS

PROGRAM DAY START DATE TIME PRICE

The Couple

Tzvey Shvester

The Policeman

Yidl Mitn Fidl

Defamation

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

Monday

12:45 PM

12:45 PM

12:45 PM

12:45 PM

12:45 PM

November 18

February 10

October 21

January 20

March 17

$9

$9

$9

$9

$9

*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

THE COUPLE (125 MIN) English This �lm centers on a German couple during World War II in Nazi Germany. The couple works for a wealthy Jewish industrialist who, because of his wealth, is a�orded a chance to “buy” his freedom from the Nazis. This suspenseful movie explores love, hope and the determination of the human spirit in the face of evil.

DEFAMATION (91 MIN)English Intent on shaking up the ultimate ‘sacred cow’ for Jews, Israeli director Yoav Shamir embarks on a provocative quest to answer, “What is anti-Semitism today?” Does it remain a dangerous and immediate threat? Is it a scare tactic used by right-wing Zionists to discredit their critics? His �ndings are shocking, enlightening and often wryly funny.

TZVEY SHVESTER (TWO SISTERS) (82 MIN)Yiddish/English subtitlesThis movie tells the real story of Betty Glickstein, a young girl who promises her dying mother that she will raise her younger sister, Sally. From the young age of thirteen, Betty works tirelessly to provide her sister with every advantage and sacri�ces her own happiness, including the man she loves.

THE POLICEMAN (87 MIN) Hebrew/English subtitles Azulai is a policeman in Ja�a, whose incompetence is only matched by his soft-heartedness. His superiors want to send him to early retirement, but he would like to stay on the force, and the criminals of Ja�a don’t want to see him leave either. Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film.

YIDL MITN FIDL (YIDL WITH HER FIDDLE) (92 MIN)Yiddish/English subtitlesMolly Picon plays Yidl, a young woman who poses as a man in order to join a band of traveling musicians. She falls in love with one of her colleagues with delightfully humorous results. Filled with musicand charm, this �lm will amuse and entertain.

Come join us in a comfy and casual setting to view and discuss wonderful Jewish and Israeli �lms. Reviewers: Ethel Cooper, Bruria Cooperman, Michael Slodovnick and Cyrel TrosterFilm introduction and refreshments: 12:45 pm. | Film viewing (followed by a casual discussion): 1:00 PMRegister in advance by calling 416.638.1881 x4235 or pay on the day of at the Prosserman JCC reception desk prior to the beginning of the program.

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST **No Class on February 17 (Family Day) | ***No Class on October 14 (Thanksgiving)

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BEGINNERS/INTERMEDIATE MAH JONGG Learn all the necessary skills and gain the con� dence you need to play in a group with your friends. Instructors will always be present to guide and teach you.

DROP-IN MAH JONGG For Experienced PlayersIf you love the game but don’t have a set, or a group to play with Tuesday afternoons. No commitment necessary. Competitive fun with cash prizes for the top three scorers. NEW DAY: TUESDAYS, as of October 1, 2013Member Price: $3

For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

BEGINNER BRIDGE (LEVEL 1) Have you ever wanted to learn how to bid and play bridge? Now is your chance to join our beginner bridge class. Book used: Bidding in the 21st Century – The Club Series, by Audrey Grant.

BEGINNER BRIDGE (LEVEL 3):DEFENSE Inquire. You must have taken Level 1and 2.

BEGINNER BRIDGE (LEVEL 2): PLAY OF THE HAND Learn basic card techniques, such as how to make a plan when you � rst see the dummy. You’ll learn whether you should count winners or losers, how to choose which suit to play � rst and when to draw trump and when not to. Familiarity with basic bidding is required to take this class.

DROP-IN DUPLICATE BRIDGEJoin us every Thursday for an afternoon of exciting and challenging fun! There is no charge for � rst time participants. Refreshments are provided.

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

Evening Mah Jongg

Beginners/Intermediate Mah Jongg

Beginners Bridge - Level 1

Beginners Bridge - Level 2

Beginners Bridge - Level 1

Beginners Bridge - Level 2

Drop In Mah Jongg

Drop In Duplicate Bridge

September 30

October 2

January 15

September 30

September 30

September 30

September 30

January 13

November 13

February 26

February 24

February 24

January 13

January 13

October 1

Ongoing

***November 11

November 6

February 19

***November 25

***November 25

***November 25

***November 25

**February 24

December 18

April 2

April 7

**April 7

**March 10

**March 10

Ongoing

Ongoing

Mondays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Mondays

Mondays

Mondays

Mondays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Mondays

Mondays

Mondays

Mondays

Tuesdays

Thursdays

Mondays7:00-9:00 PM

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10:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

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1:00-3:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

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FOLK DANCING Travel the world through folk dance and experience dances from Israel and many other countries in this exciting, fun and recreational course. You will feel invigorated and nostalgic while dancing. No previous experience necessary.

INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCINGEnjoy dances from di�erent countries around the world: Baltic countries, Scotland, Russia, Japan, Israel, Romania, Poland, and others. Fun, educational and terri�c exercise! Join others who love to dance and share in a multicultural evening. All ages and all levels are welcome.

CHAI DANCERS Join this performing group of dedicated dancers who enjoy an excellent reputation. Chai dancers perform a diverse, multicultural repertoire and dance at several community events in the city. Appropriate for dancers 55 years and older.Dance experience required.

NIRKODA ISRAELI DANCE PERFORMING GROUPAn adult Israeli dance performing troupe. Nirkoda presents original choreographies in a variety of Israeli dance styles. Folk dance experience and/or dance training is required. Admission is by audition only.

THE SHALOM SINGERS Perform melodies in Hebrew, Yiddish, English, French, Hungarian,Italian and Russian. This respected performing group entertains throughout the GTA. Not only are you enjoying being part of a choir, but you are bringing joy to others. You are not required to read music to take this class.

ISRAELI FOLK DANCINGBring Israel closer and experience a fun evening of music and dance. Beginners will acquire a repertoire of basic steps and traditional dances. New and popular dances are o�ered for intermediates.

ARTS AND CULTURE

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

Chai Dancers Ongoing Ongoing

Folk Dancing

Nirkoda Israeli DancePerforming Group

The Shalom Singers

International Folk Dance

Intermediate Israeli Folk Dance

Beginner Israeli Folk Dance

Mondays

Wednesdays

Sundays

Thursdays

Wednesdays

Mondays

Mondays

Wednesdays1:30-3:30 PM

10:00-11:30 PM

5:00-7:00 PM

10:00-11:30 AM

8:00-10:00 PM

8:30-9:30 PM

7:30-8:30 PM

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Freefor

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$8Drop-inprogram

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October 2

Ongoing

Ongoing

October 2

September 30

September 30

Ongoing

Ongoing

Ongoing

Ongoing

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SAVE THE DATE - SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 2014RIKUDIYAH

This annual children’s Israeli dance festival which will take place at the Schwartz/Reisman Centre, o�ers students and sta� at day schools, supplementary schools and local performing groups the opportunity to celebrate dance as a community.

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST **No Class on February 17 (Family Day) or October 14 (Thanksgiving)

For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

GASTRONOMIC JUDAISMJoin us for four classes to learn about the history and interpretation of Jewish food practices. Learn how Jews adopted food traditions from di� erent countries around the world and learn about the Ashkenazic and Sephardic di� erences in food. Learn the Halachic origins of certain foods, including challah, � sh and cholent. You will leave satiated with Jewish insights. Food tasting and preparation will be available.

BORSHT BELT AND BUBBA MEINSES(In partnership with the United Jewish People’s Order-Toronto)If you love Yiddish and want to enjoy conversation and good company, this is the program for you. “M’vet a bisl redn un lakhn un esn”. Don’t worry, only a little Yiddish is necessary… you’ll blossom from there. For more information or to register, call:Prosserman JCC: 416.638.1881 x4235United Jewish People’s Order: 416.789.5502

ARTS AND CULTURE

OPERA WITH IAIN SCOTT

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FOUR “JEWISH” OPERASWe will examine how Jewish culture has been portrayed in great nineteenth-century operas. Verdi’s - destruction of the First Temple by Nebuchadnezzar, Halevy’s - con� icts between Christians and Jews at the Council of Constance. Three tales of E.T.A. Ho� mann

GREAT CANADIAN OPERA SINGERSCanada “punches above its weight” when producing world-class opera singers. We are particularly good at producing operatic tenors, but we score very well in all vocal categories. In this course we will celebrate some of Canada’s � nest singing actors – in some of their most celebrated roles.

October 3: Verdi’s “Nabucco”October 10: Halevy’s “La Juive”October 17: O� enbach’s “The Tales of Ho� mann”October 24: Saint-Saens “Samson et Dalila”

January 16: The Duke’s AriaJanuary 23: Queen of the NightJanuary 30: La TraviataFebruary 6: La BohemeFebruary 13: Madame Butter� yFebruary 20: Casta Diva

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

Gastronomic Judaism

Borsht Belt and Bubba Meinses

Insights into Opera’s Greatest Arias

Borsht Belt and Bubba Meinsesat 585 Cranbrooke Ave.

at the Prosserman JCC

Canadian Great Opera Singers

Four “Jewish” Operas

October 15

October 7

November 7

October 8

January 16

October 3

November 5

Ongoing

November 28

Ongoing

February 20

October 24

Tuesdays

Mondays

Thursdays

TuesdaysWednesdays

Thursdays

Thursdays

10:00-11:30 AM

1:30-3:30 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

7:30-9:30 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

$80

$3

$82

$3

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$82

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INSIGHTS INTO OPERA’S GREATEST ARIASFor many people, the entry point to opera is the pleasure of hearing a favourite aria. In this course, we will study the dramatic and musical dimensions of some of opera’s most popular arias, compare and contrast some performances by famous singers and deepen your appreciation and understanding of this art form.

November 7: Canadian TenorsNovember 14: Canadian SopranosNovember 21: Canadian MezzosNovember 28: Canadian Baritone

GASTRONOMIC JUDAISMJoin us for four classes to learn about the history and interpretation Join us for four classes to learn about the history and interpretation

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For more information please visit prossermanjcc.com or to register please call 416.638.1881 x4235

*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST | ** No class December 25 and January 1

THE FRIENDSHIP AND RIVALRY BETWEEN MATISSE AND PICASSOSeeing Matisse and Picasso through each other’s eyes allows the viewer to look at modern art with the same sense of discovery that electri�ed the artists and their friends and shocked their critics. This three part series will explore the life and work of each of these artists as well as compare a few of their selected masterpieces.

ISRAELI ART IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE CONTEMPORARY ISRAELI ART SCENEWe will explore the development of the modern Jewish artistic culture in Israel in the twentieth century, looking into this dynamic creative hub and its leading artists. We will also examine the rich and unique contemporary art scene. Some artists reviewed: Reuven Rubin, Mordecai Ardon, Chana Orlo�, Anna Ticho and others.

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

American Dreams

Israeli Art in the Early Twentieth Century

The Friendship and Rivalry BetweenMatisse and Picasso

City of Dreams

Produced and Abandoned

Foreign A�airs

October 2

November 14

October 1

November 6

January 15

December 4

October 30

November 14

October 15

November 27

March 19

**January 8

Wednesdays

Tuesday

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

1:00-3:00 PM

$68

$14

$42

$68

$136 Series$16 Single

$68

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FILM LECTURE SERIES WITH KEVIN COURIERSAM PECKINPAH’SAmerican DreamsMore than any other modern director Sam Peckinpah changed the face of cinema. He was also a victim of his own excesses and demons, and his movies (The Wild Bunch, Billy the Kid) often re�ected that turmoil. This series takes us through the turbulent themes in Sam Peckinpah’s work to reveal an artist whose movies are a rich and complex examination of the American experience.

LOS ANGELES City of DreamsThis series focuses on a number of pictures that emerged from the very home of the dream factory: Hollywood. The �lms include American movies about Tinsel Town (A Star is Born, The Player), �lm noir (Double Indemnity, Chinatown), romance (L.A. Story, Tequila Sunrise), science �ction (Blade Runner) and parody (Death Becomes Her).

PRODUCED AND ABANDONED III: Yet More Best Movies You Have Never SeenThis series brings us MORE enticing dramas, documentaries, comedies and adaptations which unjustly disappeared without a trace. Kevin introduces clips from some of the gems that Hollywood ignored and audiences forgot or simply never saw. The series examines how and why numerous �lms from a variety of genres ended up produced and abandoned.

FOREIGN AFFAIRSA Journey Through The Best of Foreign-Language CinemaFor North Americans who feel that our own �lms have been diminished by rampant commercialism, foreign-language pictures have been the sole source of movie pleasure. Are foreign-language pictures superior to our own movies? This series opens the door to cultures di�erent from our own and demonstrates the manner in which we are very much alike. Films by Bergman, Dreyer and Renoir to be reviewed.

ART APPRECIATION WITH OSNAT LIPPA

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SAVE THE DATEGIRLS’ NIGHT OUT FOR DIVAS AND FRIENDSDinner, entertainment, ra� es, free parking

Visit prossermanjcc.com in September for more information.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013

GO ORGANIC! Community Supported Agriculture Support local farms by participating in this great community initiative. Contact the farm directly for more information and to order your shares of Plan B Organic Farms. The Prosserman JCC is a proud depot for the CSA. Thursdays are our pick-up days. 905.659.2572 | [email protected] | www.planborganicfarms.ca

FROM STRESS TO SUCCESS Learn to minimize your stress, simply and easily. Negative stress robs you of energy, health and emotional/spiritual vitality. Learn proven, powerful strategies and relaxation techniques to help you overcome life’s daily pressure and maximize your overall joy and sense of well-being.

SPIRITUELLE DIVAS Groups of (maximum) 25 women form chapters and meet monthly. We will explore our inner worlds, develop new perspectives and greater � exibility and open ourselves up to spiritual growth through informal spiritual discussions and uplifting spiritual experiences and programs. Join a chapterand enjoy the bene� ts of being a Prosserman JCC social member **Note: The � rst Thursday evening of every month or the second Tuesday afternoon of every month

SPIRITUAL NIANia is a sensory-based movement practice drawing from several martial arts, dances and healing arts. It empowers people by connecting the body, mind, emotions and spirit. Choreography to soul-stirring music is designed to connect to the movement styles with insight and awareness. Nia is the art of mindfully moving through life. Introductory session and series available.

PROGRAM DAY TIME

Spiritual Nia

Spiritual Nia

Introductory to Spiritual Nia

From Stress To Success

Gratitude Yoga

Spirituelle Divas

Empower and Transform Your Life

Spirituelle Divas

Thursdays

Thursdays

Wednesdays

Tuesdays

Thursdays

ThursdaysThursdays

Thursdays

Thursdays

Wednesdays

Tuesdays

Thursdays

Thursdays

Wednesdays

Wednesday

1:30-2:30 PM

1:30-2:30 PM

7:30-8:30 PM

7:30-9:30 PM

10:30-12:00 PM

10:30-12:00 PM10:30-12:00 PM

10:30-12:00 PM

7:30-9:30 PM

1:30-3:00 PM

1:30-3:00 PM

1:30-2:30 PM

1:30-2:30 PM

7:30-8:30 PM

7:30-8:30 PM

October 3

January 16

January 15

October 15

October 3

November 14January 16

February 27

First Thursday of every month

Second Tuesday of every month

January 22

November 7

February 20

February 19

August 21

October 24

February 6

February 5

November 5

November 7

December 19February 20

April 3

February 26

November 28

March 13

March 12

August 21

SPIRITUAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH

EMPOWER AND TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE Become the master of your destiny. Get clarity on your life’s direction, unveil hidden talents, build self-con� dence, achieve goals, create boundaries, stop sabotaging beliefs and more.

GRATITUDE YOGA In a warm and welcoming environment, develop strength, � exibility, endurance and correct body alignment. This course is designed for beginners and above. Instructor: Dorry Korn

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST

PRICE

$60

$80

$45

$45

$40

$40$40

$40

$65

$65

$65

$65

$65

$65

$10

SPIRITUAL NIANia is a sensory-based movement practice drawing from several Nia is a sensory-based movement practice drawing from several

FROM STRESS TO SUCCESS

EMPOWER AND TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE Become the master of your destiny. Get clarity on your life’s Become the master of your destiny. Get clarity on your life’s

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

CURRENT EVENTSJoin this in-depth discussion of world issues in an enjoyableand social atmosphere. Stay informed, have your say and hearothers who may have di�erent perspectives. There is alwayssomething relevant to discuss.

SENIOR SOCIAL ART A full-range art experience that teaches hands-on creativity in the media of your choice and o�ers discussions, information sessions and more. You must be a member to take this class.*Participants are responsible for bringing their own supplies.

RECORDER – LEVELS 1, 2 AND 3Learn to play the recorder in a group. You are not required to read music. Playing the recorder stimulates your brain, improves breathing and helps posture. Appropriate for those of 55 and up. Free for members. The cost to purchase a recorder is $12.

IS THERE LIFE AFTER A DEATH?Join us for an informal evening of discussion and information that will delve into issues that can be associated with moving forward after the death of a spouse. Facilitated by a Family Life Educator and a Widower, this evening is for men and women who have lost a spouse in the last few years and want to explore: Does bereavement end? When am I ready to date? Dealing with the “other person” in the relationship and reactions of family and friends. There will be two sessions for those under 50 years and another session for those 50 and older.

GUYS AND DOLLS - SHAW FESTIVALIn partnership with the Bernard Betel Centre (Prosserman JCC members only)This theatre production is called the “greatest of all American musicals”. You will meet wise guys; chorus gals; Pious Sarah Brown, a sergeant at the Save-A-Soul mission; Nathan Detroit, who is trying to save NYC’S oldest Floating craps games and Sky Masterson, who takes Nathan’s crazy bet – to woo the virtuous Sarah!

THEATRE TRIPS

PROGRAM DAY TIME PRICE

Current Events

Senior Social Art

Guys and Dolls

Is there life after death? (50 years plus)

Is there life after death? (Under 50 years)

Recorder - Novice

Recorder - Intermediate Level 3

Recorder - Beginners Level 2

Ongoing

September 30

October 24

November 28

February 27

October 2

October 2

October 2

November 13

November 13

November 13

January 15

January 15

January 15

February 26

February 26

February 26

Ongoing

Ongoing

October 24

November 28

February 27

November 6

November 6

November 6

December 18

December 18

December 18

February 19

February 19

February 19

April 2

April 2

April 2

Thursdays

Mondays

Thursday

Thursday

Thursday

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays* Free for members

* Free for members

* Free for members Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

Wednesdays

12:45-2:15 PM

2:00-4:00 PM

**9:15 AM

7:00-9:00 PM

7:00-9:00 PM

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:00-2:30 PM

12:00-1:00 PM

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:00-2:30 PM

12:00-1:00 PM

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:00-2:30 PM

12:00-1:00 PM

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:00-2:30 PM

12:00-1:00 PM

$2

Free for members

$90

$15

$15

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

$35

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*Members a receive 20% discount on all programs | All programs include HST**Bus leaves from the Prosserman JCC | All programs include HST | No Discounts on trips

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