jcc pittsburgh winter 2012 program guide - squirrel hill

PROGRAM GUIDE WINTER 2012 SQUIRREL HILL

Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh VOL. 9 NO. 1

Sandy & Edgar Snyder Family

Purim Carnival: Sunday, March 4

Jack Morris Invitational Swim Meet:

Sunday, February 12

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2 CONTENTS After School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10AgeWell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38American Jewish Museum. . . . . . . . . . . . 36Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Big Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Centerfit Platinum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Donate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Early Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Group Exercise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34K’hilla (Community) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4My Baby and Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Personal Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Preschool Gym . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24SilverSneakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Special Needs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Sports and Rec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Teens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Thanks to Supporters and Sponsors . . 46Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

HOURSRegular Building HoursIrene Kaufmann BuildingMonday-Thursday, 5:30 am*-10 pmFriday, 5:30 am*-6 pmSaturday, 8 am-6 pmSunday, 7:45 am-6 pm*Garage entrance only

Early Childhood DepartmentMonday-Friday, 7 am-6 pm

Alex & Leona Robinson BuildingMonday-Thursday, 7:30 am-10 pmFriday, 7:30 am-6 pmSaturday, 1-6 pmSunday, 8 am-6 pm

Cashier Hours Monday-Thursday, 8 am-8 pmFriday, 8 am-6 pmSaturday, 8 am-6 pmSunday, 8 am-6 pm

HOLIDAY HOURSSaturday, December 24:

Open 8 am-6 pmSunday, December 25: Open 8 am-5 pmMonday, December 26:

Open 5:30 am-10 pm

New Year’s Eve and New Year’s DaySaturday, December 31:

Open 8 am-6 pm Sunday, January 1, 2012:

Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pmMonday, January 2:

Fitness facilities open 5:30 am- 10 pm

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The Program Guide is publishedquarterly by the Jewish CommunityCenter of Greater Pittsburgh, 5738Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217.

JCC membership is open to everyone regardless ofrace, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability orsexual orientation.

The JCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer anddoes not unlawfully discriminate on the basis ofany status or condition protected by applicablefederal or state law.

VISION &MISSIONSTATEMENTTo advance our vision of an exemplary,thriving, engaged community rooted inJewish values, the JCC of GreaterPittsburgh’s mission is to enrich ourcommunity by creating an environmentthat strengthens the physical, intellectualand spiritual well-being of individuals andfamilies.

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JCCPGH.ORGTO LEARN ABOUTJCC MEMBERSHIPVISIT JCCPGH.ORGHow to create your onlineaccount:1. Go to JCCPGH.org and click the

“Members” link at the top of the pagenext to the search box

2. Click “Create an Account”3. Choose one of the three “Find Me”

options to locate your account4. Create your user ID and password

How to register for a programonline:1. Search for programs by interest, age,

group or department2. Log in to your account3. Select the person to register by

changing “Buy For”4. Check out

Questions? Contact MembershipServices, 412-521-8011, ext. 534.

SUPPORT THE JCC SCHOLARSHIPFUNDAfter meeting a group of visitors whiledoing her morning workout beforeheading to her office, a member wasinspired to write.

“I am moved to write just to say howimportant the JCC is to my life—theregular contact with older people, families…people from all walks of Pitts-burgh. I particularly enjoy the FitnessCenter. The JCC is a miracle of good forthe community. So here’s my testimo-nial to the Center that is so importantto me and what I should have saidwhen I saw you.”—Ms. B.K.

DONATE ONLINE:WWW.JCCPGH.ORGYour gift makes a difference!For information and to donate, callMayda Roth, CFREDirector of Development at (412)521-8011, ext. 363 or by email [email protected].

FACILITY RENTALS AT THE JCCHold your Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Wedding, Birthday Party, Meeting,Conference, Performance or Special Event at the JCC

• We can accommodate your rental needs big or small

• We have rooms for every event from 10-350 guests

SPECIAL PRICING FOR JCC MEMBERSCall Stacey Gentile, Rental Coordinator, 412-697-3503 to discuss all of the options for your next event.

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RABBI DONNIAARONFor the listed programs, please RSVP toRabbi Donni Aaron at [email protected] call ext. 215.

Coffee, Tea and Snacks withthe Rabbi Come and shmooze with Rabbi DonniAaron, Jewish Educator of the JCC.

Tuesdays, 9:30 amJanuary 10-March 27No fee; no need to registerRoom 204

Current Events Class Hear guest rabbis discuss politics, bothdomestic and international, led byrabbis in our community.

Fridays, 10:30-11:30 amRoom 307; no fee

Got Shabbat?Great Shabbat related program for youand your little ones. Learn, celebrate,craft and snack with us!

Saturday, February 254 pm, Levinson HallFree and open to the community.

Judaism 101: Come and Learnthe BasicsFor anyone interested in Judaism, thisclass will give you a chance to learnsome of the basics, such as the calendar,holidays, Shabbat, prayer and life cyclerituals.

Wednesday, January 117-8 pmNo fee

Judaism 102: But Wait…There’s MoreFor those familiar with the basics ofJudaism; a chance to study Bible,rabbinic texts, theology, Jewishdenominations and Israel.

Wednesday, January 187-8 pmNo fee

Parshat HaShavuaCome and learn about the Torah portionof the week. We will look at thetraditional meaning as well as how itinfluences our lives today.

WednesdaysJanuary 4-March 2810-11 amNo fee, Room 204

HOLIDAYS ShabbatShabbat is a day of rest and spiritualenrichment, a time to devote ourselvesto higher pursuits. Join us Fridays at10:30 am to celebrate with the EarlyChildhood Department. Look for aShabbat message at the reception deskson Fridays.

Family Shabbat DinnerCelebrate Shabbat with food, songs andcrafts. All levels of observance arewelcome. Dinner is served at 6 pm.Extended family members are welcome.

Friday, March 305:45 pm$10/eater; children under age 2 are freeBring your own kosher wine/beer.Registration required no later than Monday, March 26.

Chanukah: Begins at sundown,December 20Daily candle-lightings with singing andother activities are held at the JCC.

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Tu B’ShevatWednesday, February 8Tu B’shevat (15th day of Shevat) is theNew Year of the tree, marking the startof spring in Israel. School children thereplant thousands of saplings.Traditionally in the Diaspora we eatdried fruit symbolizing the fruits ofIsrael.

The holiday is celebrated with specialprojects for children and families.

Be A Hero for Trees: Tu B’Shevat Shabbat DinnerDecorate your own superhero cape soyou can protect trees from “villains”! Pluscelebrate a festive Shabbat and eat ayummy dinner with family and friends!

Friday, February 3 • 5:30-7:30 pm$10/eater; children under 2 are freeBring your own Kosher wine/beer(BYOKB) Registration required no laterthan Monday, January 30

This program is a partnership with theAmerican Jewish Museum and its Super Silly!Superman Creators’ Funnyman Fights Crimewith Shtick exhibit.

PurimThursday, March 8Purim derives its name from the word“Pur,” meaning lot. It recalls the lots thatHaman, Prime Minister of Persia, cast todetermine the most favorable monthand day for the execution of the Jews ofPersia. This diabolical scheme was foiledby the intervention of the Persianqueen, Esther, and her uncle, Mordecai,who were both Jewish. Purim is afestival of joy, and young and old dressup in costumes to celebrate.

The JCC holds a carnival every year, theSandy and Edgar Snyder Family PurimCarnival. This year’s event will be held onSunday, March 4. See p. 13 for details.

CULTURE, TRAVELAND EVENTS Amazing Journeys The JCC and Amazing Journeys offervacations for Jewish singles and adults.

American Jewish MuseumThe American Jewish Museum of theJewish Community Center of GreaterPittsburgh explores contemporaryJewish art with programs that facilitatedialogue about art, philosophy andculture. (See page 36.)

Agency for Jewish LearningAJL J-Site classes are offered at the JCCin Squirrel Hill.

Israeli Folk DancingCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.Cherie Maharam leads a class forbeginners and then a dance-by-requestsession.

Thursdays, ongoing7:30 pm$3 suggested donation

JCC Maccabi Games® The JCC sends a delegation to theGames each year. The event bringstogether thousands of Jewish teens forathletic competition, fun andcommunity service activities.

Jewish Sports Hall of FameRaises funds to support Jewish-relatedsports programs in Western PA andIsrael and honors high achieving Jewishathletes with ties to Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Jewish Music FestivalAnnual summer concert series.

PJ LibraryFor children between the ages of 6months and 5 ½ years. Enrollment isFREE. Each child receives a Jewishchildren’s book or CD every month. To sign up your child go tohttp://www.pjlibrary.org/.

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2 ANNABELLE RUBINSTEINEARLY CHILDHOODDEVELOPMENT CENTERChildren grow and thrive in a program enriched with language,reading, math, science, art, music andfun. We believe that discovery and playare young children’s most important“work,” preparing them for the academicand life challenges ahead.

Our Facility ECDC is housed in a dedicated wing ofthe JCC, a beautiful, fully securedmodern facility with indoor heatedpools, a full-size gymnasium, and anenclosed outdoor playground:

MARCI LYNN BERNSTEINPLAYGROUND

Our Program• ECDC’s curriculum is inspired by the

ideas and practices developed inReggio Emilia, Italy, for the educationof young children. Their program—based on the principles of respect,responsibility and communitythrough exploration and discovery ina supportive and enrichingenvironment—resonates with the JCCmission to create an environment thatstrengthens the physical, intellectualand spiritual well-being of individualsand families. ECDC’s curriculumrecognizes each child’s voice andstrives to provide a beautifulenvironment, small groups forchildren to do their work, and accessto a wide variety of learning materials.

• An Ethical Start® curriculum, based onthe classic Jewish text, Pirkei Avot(Ethics of Our Fathers), teachesuniversal values.

• Instruction in swimming, music andphys ed

• Chalav u’ Dvash Hebrew languageinstruction and Judaics programming

• Escorts to extracurricular JCC classessuch as dance and sports

• Amazing Afternoons, Science andMath Afternoons and Jardin Dulcito(Spanish) enrichment

BOOKEN FAMILYKABBALAT SHABBATCelebrated every Friday during theschool year: 10:30 am

Comprehensive and FlexibleProgrammingECDC is a preschool with before- andafter-school extended day options,enrichment classes and summer campsfor children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old.We offer a wide range of schedulingchoices from 7 am-6 pm every weekday.• Infants: Full-time care, 6 weeks

through 14 months old • Tots: Full- and part-time options for 14

months through 2 years • Toddlers: Full- and part-time options

for 2-year-olds • Preschoolers: Full- and part-time

options for 3- and 4-year-olds

Our Staff The ECDC staff are caring educators withdecades of professional experience. Wesupport ongoing training and maintainthe highest standards in early childhoodeducation.

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EARLY CHILDHOODAll staff are trained in emergency proce-dures, pediatric first aid and pediatricCPR and participate in annual profes-sional PA Key training of 29 hours ormore.

JCC specialists teach our aquatics, phys ed, music, Judaic studies and Hebrew classes. ECDC is visited by achild therapist from Jewish Family &Children’s Service.

PROGRAMSAmazing Afternoons: age 4We explore a different theme—such asOur City, Children Around the World andMy Amazing Body—each month withclasses, field trips and visitors related toeach theme.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays1-3 pmThrough June 1

Science and Math Afternoons:age 4 We explore numbers, animals, maps, thesolar system, the earth, chemistry,machines and navigation. These topicsare made exciting with books, classroomprojects and hands-on fun.

Tuesdays and Thursdays1-3 pmClass is full; inquire for Fall 2012.

Jardin Dulcito: age 3“Sweet little garden” Spanish program.Your child will learn basic greetings,numbers, colors, basic commands, funsongs and games. Y mucho mas!

Tuesdays and ThursdaysThrough June 21:30-2:30 pmThrough May 31Fee pro-rated

EARLY BIRD CAMPREGISTRATION ENDSJANUARY 31ECDC K’Ton Ton and YeladimSummer Camps: ages 2-5Session I: June 18-July 13Session II: July 16-August 10

Campers thrive in a safe and structuredenvironment with a good balance of in-door and outdoor activities such asswimming, nature, music, arts & crafts,gym and outdoor play. Parents canchoose a variety of scheduling options.

For more information, please callKelly Gable-LaBelle, 412-521-8011,ext. 209.

EDWARD AND ROSE BERMANDIRECTOR

To schedule a tour or to register, pleasecall Sharon Abrams, Registrar, 412-521-8011, ext. 375.

Major funding for Early Childhoodprogramming is provided by the PittsburghJewish Pre-Kindergarten EducationalImprovement Foundation of the JewishFederation of Greater Pittsburgh and KeystoneSTARS/PA Early Learning Keys to Quality.Additional support is provided by MasseyCharitable Trust as well as funding from theGinsberg Family Fund for Children's Programs,the Miriam and Paul Kossis Early ChildhoodEquipment Replacement Fund, the MarilynKramer Memorial Fund and the Mark AllenRobinson Day Care Center Endowment Fund.

SAVE THE DATESGrandparents ShabbatFridays: December 23 and February 3

Early Bird Camp RegistrationEnds Tuesday, January 31

Early Bird Registration for SchoolYear 2011-12Begins Wednesday, February 8

Open Registration for School Year2012-2013Monday, February 20

Scholastic Book FairWeek of February 13

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MY BABY & MEContact Miriam Abramovich, ext. 398, [email protected] Baby and Me programs are open tofamilies with children age four andunder. Drop-in programs are held inFamily Place unless otherwise noted.Advance registration is required for allclasses and special events. Class fees arenon-refundable.

DROP-IN GROUPSFamily Place Open Play TimeMondays-Thursdays8:30 am-8:30 pmFridays: 8:30 am-5:30 pmSaturdays: 8:30 am-6:30 pmSundays: 8:30 am-5:30 pmJCC members only

Baby Play: newborn-age 18 monthsSinging, rhyming, movement and fingerplays.

Tuesdays, 10 am and 11 am No fee; open to the community

PJ Library Story TimeWe read a selection from the PJ Libraryand then get crafty based on a themefrom the book.

Thursdays, 11:30 amJanuary 5, February 2, March 1No fee; open to the community

Kabbalat ShabbatCelebrate Shabbat with the JCC EarlyChildhood Development Center. Enjoysongs, challah and plenty of ruach!

Fridays, 10:30 am, Palm Court

Manic Motherhood Discussion group for moms. Bring yournew baby!

Wednesdays, 11:30 amJanuary 18, February 1, 15, March 7, 21Brueggers, Murray Avenue, Squirrel Hill No fee; open to the community

Manic ToddlerhoodChat about the challenges and joys of parenting a toddler. A childdevelopment specialist will answer allour questions.

Wednesdays, 11 amJanuary 11, 25, February 8, 22, March 14, 28No fee; open to the community

Manic NannyhoodFinally, a support group just for nannies!Join to chat about the unique joys andchallenges of professionally nannying.

Thursdays, 11 am January 26, March 8No fee: open to the community

CECILE GOLDBERG LEVINEFAMILY GYMParents and their preschoolers ages 1 to 5 participate in play activitiesusing indoor playground equipment orthe outdoor playground in nice weather.

Sundays, 10-11:30 am, Kaufmann GymNo fee; members only

CLASSESGo Go Gross MotorPlay-based gross motor education fortoddlers with a grown-up.

Wednesdays 10:15-11 amJanuary 25-March 14$80; JCC members onlyKaufmann Gym

Little Sprouts ArtistAdventures: ages 20 months-3 years with a grown-upKids sculpt, cut, print, paint, explorecolor and much more. Each weekchildren take home a completed project.

Thursdays 10- 11 am , Kindermusik RoomFebruary 2- March 22$120/member, $150/community (in-cludes the cost of all materials)

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MY BABY & MEKindermusik Village: Cock a Doodle Moo! and DewDrops! Parents and children newbornto 1½ yearsHop on the hayride—it’s time to singsongs about the farm. Home materialsinclude a book, home instrument, CDand art banners.

Fridays, 9:30 am, Room 202 January 27-May 18

Sundays, 9:30 am, room 307 January 29-May 20

$215/JCC member; $150/ sibling;$235/community

Our Time: Away We Go! Parents and children ages 1½ to 3½This unit focuses on transportation, afavorite topic for toddlers who are onthe go, go, go! Home materials include 2books, an activity book, 2 CDs, a traincarrying box and a pair of harmonicas.

Mondays, 10 am or 11 am, Room 202 January 23-May 7

Sundays, 10:30 am, Room 307 January 29-May 20

Fridays, 10:30 am, Room 202January 27-May 18

$215/JCC member; $150/ sibling;$235/community

Imagine That! Toys I Make, Trips I Take ages 3-5*Explore instruments from around theworld. Home materials include atoymaker’s shop playset, 2 books, 2 CDsand a hand drum. Parents andcaregivers are welcome for the last 15minutes of class.

Wednesdays, Kindermusik RoomJanuary 25-May 9 12:45-1:30 pm $215/JCC member; $150/ sibling;$235/community*Escort provided to and from ECDC

JUSTIN MARK LIBRARY

EVENTSBe A Hero for Trees: Tu B’Shevat Shabbat DinnerDecorate your own superhero cape soyou can protect trees from “villains”! Pluscelebrate a festive Shabbat and eat ayummy dinner with family and friends!

Friday, February 3 • 5:30-7:30 pm$10/eater; children under 2 are freeBring your own Kosher wine/beer(BYOKB) Registration required no laterthan Monday, January 23.

This program is a partnership with the JCC’sAmerican Jewish Museum and its Super Silly!Superman Creators’ Funnyman Fights Crimewith Shtick exhibit.

Family Place Winter Clean-up Help us clean and organize Family Place.Contact Miriam if you are able tovolunteer. Bagels and coffee will beserved.

Thursday, February 16 • 9:30 am-noon

Got Shabbat?Great Shabbat-related program for youand your little ones. Learn, celebrate,craft and snack with us!

Saturday, February 254 pm, Levinson HallFree and open to the community

Snow BallBeat the winter blues with a snow-themed bash with snacks and crafts foryou and your little ones.

Monday, February 2710 amNo fee; JCC members only



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CLUBHOUSEAFTER-SCHOOLPROGRAMGrades K-6Call Jayme Vertullo, ext. 852.The JCC Clubhouse combines top-quality facilities with trained, caring,creative staff. We offer a wide variety ofstimulating activities in our tournament-size gyms, heated indoor swimmingpools and in our various clubs. Childrenare grouped into age-appropriatehomerooms.

Each day children are met at their buses,escorted to their homerooms, given ahealthy snack including fruits and veg-etables, assisted with homework, andthen provided with a variety of activitychoices. Monthly snack calendars, clubschedules and newsletters are available,so that both you and your child are well-informed.

Clubhouse focuses on nurturing theemotional, physical and social well-being of each child. We provide variousactivities such as organized gym games,age-appropriate art projects, cooking,

free swim, pen pals, recycling and boardgames galore. We visit the library, cele-brate Shabbat every week and havemonthly birthday celebrations to recog-nize each child’s special day.

TransportationContact your child’s school and fill out aPM Drop-off Form requesting the JCC asyour afternoon drop-off location.

MembershipJCC membership is required to becomea “member” of Clubhouse. Scholarshipsare available for those who qualify. Formore information about scholarships,please contact the Membership Office at 412-521-8011, ext. 534.

For more information and to register:Contact Jayme Vertullo at 412-521-8011,ext. 852, or [email protected]

Clubhouse is supported in part by the MasseyCharitable Trust and the Weiner FamilyFoundation with additional funding from theCurtis & Joelle Krasik and Scott & Laurie KrasikAfter School Care Fund.

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Ages 4-10Let the JCC take care of your child’sbirthday party. Our staff enthusiasticallyleads your party from beginning to end.You book it, arrive and enjoy! We playwith and entertain the children. Theprice includes juice, paper goods, set-upand clean-up, balloons, kosher cake andstaff supervision. The base price is for 15children including the birthday child.Each additional participant: $11.

Awesome Arts & Crafts PartyProjects may include “wearable art,” sandart and tie-dying. Choose the theme andwe’ll come up with a creative party.

$325

Creative Cooking PartyBecome a “chef” for the day. Learn easyand fun recipes and then taste-testthem with your friends!

$325

Create Your Own PartyCall us and we’ll make the arrange-ments. Examples: bead party, flowerfairy party, bug party, royalty for a dayand tropical beach party.

$325

Dance PartyLearn new dance games and enjoy oldfavorites. Don’t forget your dancingshoes!

$300

Games GaloreA sports party for the younger set.Parachute play, Mr. Fox, Red Light/GreenLight and Duck Duck Goose.

$300

Superstar Sports PartyWiffleball, kickball, soccer, hockey, relayraces and more. Counselors lead youand your friends in a day of play.

$300

Swim PartyOpen swim time, games and relay racesin our beautiful indoor pool. Party canbe held at the Family Park outdoor poolduring the summer.

$300

FUN DAYSGrades PreK-6Call ext. 228.We offer exciting field trips and in-houseprograms for days when elementaryschools are closed. Every month, therewill be a new list sent home to informyou of the upcoming Fun Days. Pleasesend a dairy lunch, swimsuit and towelevery day.

9 am-4 pm$65/child; $60/sibling and Clubhousemembers. $15 discount if you register by5 pm of the previous day.

Before and After Care7:30-9 am: no charge4-6 pm: $12 (no charge for Clubhousemembers)

Fun Days are subject to cancellation ifenrollment requirements are not met.

Fun DaysJanuary 16: Trip TBAJanuary 30: Trip TBAJanuary 31: Trip TBAFebruary 20: Fun at the JCCMarch 6: Fun at the JCCMarch 23: Fun at the JCC

Remember, we offer Snow Day Fun Dayswhen Pittsburgh Public Schools areclosed due to the weather.

PROGRAMSCall ext. 228.

Kids Nite Out: grades PreK-7Enjoy a Saturday night out while yourchild has fun with us. Our programincludes dinner along with sports, arts &crafts, swimming and a movie. Childrenwill be grouped according to age for theevening’s activities. Meet in Room 202 ofthe Kaufmann Building.

SaturdaysJanuary 14, February 18, March 245:30-10 pm $36/child; $5 walk-in feeDiscount for families:$45/2 children; $54/3 children; $63/4 children

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It’s a Hockey Night @ the JCC:Grades 5-8We’ll play deck hockey in the gym andthen watch the Penguins take on theDevils at 7 pm. Snacks will be provided.

Saturday, January 76-10 pm $20/JCC members only

7th Annual All Camps Free Family Fun Night Call Liza Baron, ext. 241.Join us at the Carnegie Science Center.Win door prizes and receive campdiscounts by registering that evening forEKC, J&R, South Hills Day Camps,Specialty Camps and Performing ArtsCamp.

Sunday, January 156:30-8:30 pm

TEENSMiddle School Council: grades 7-8Help plan events for you and yourfriends. If you’re interested pleasecontact Steven Lautman, ext. 228, fordetails.

Drivers Education: ages 15-18Course includes 30 hours of classroominstruction and six hours of drivinginstruction. Students MUST have alearner’s permit before the last coursedate.

TuesdaysFebruary 7-April 246:30-9:30 pm$375/member; $475/community

Teen programming is supported in part by a grantfrom the Massey Charitable Trust.

THE PHILIP CHOSKYPERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM

JCC Middle School Musical:grades 5-8Kathy Wayne, JCC Dance and PerformingArts Camp Director (Aladdin, The MusicMan) will be directing this year’s MiddleSchool Musical—Once Upon a Mattress.Come and see your friends perform!

Performance DatesWednesday, January 18 • 7 pmThursday, January 19 • 7 pmSaturday, January 21 • 8 pmSunday, January 22 • 2 pm

$8/adult; $6/student, senior$10 reserved seating tickets are on saleDecember 19-January 12 only. Call ext. 852 to reserve.

The Middle School Musical is supported in part by the Dr. Paul S. and Gertrude F. CaplanEndowment Fund.

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Richard E. Rauh Senior High MusicalDon’t miss the JCC’s Senior High Musicaldirected by Jill Machen.

Show DatesThursday, February 16 . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 pmSaturday, February 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 pmSunday, February 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pmWednesday, February 22 . . . . . . . . 7:30 pmThursday, February 23 . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 pmSaturday, February 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 pm Sunday, February 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pm

$8/adult; $6/student, senior$10/reserved seating Tickets are available at ext. 852. Reserved tickets on sale January 14-February 10 only.

Teen programming is supported in part by agrant from the Massey Charitable Trust.

SANDY & EDGARSNYDER FAMILY PURIM CARNIVALCall Liza Baron, ext. 241.Join us for the BIGGEST indoor funday at the JCC. Climb ShushanMountain, play water games at thePurim Pool Party, jump intoMordechai’s Castle, and enjoy snacksat Vashti’s Food Court.

Sunday, March 42-4 pmOne play-all-day pass: $102 play-all-day passes/$183 play-all-day passes/$264 tickets/$1

TRIPS FOR JEWISH SINGLESContact Bill Cartiff, (412) 278-4184, ext.242, or [email protected]

India For Jewish singles in their 40s, 50s and60s.January 26-February 10, 2012

Amazing ChinaFor Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s, 50s.March 17-26, 2012

Journey to SpainMadrid, Toledo, Cordoba, Seville, Malaga,Granada and Barcelona. For Jewishsingles in their 30s, 40s and 50s.

April 19-29

West Coast CruiseSan Diego, San Francisco, Victoria andVancouver. For Jewish singles in their30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.

May 27-June 1

Cruise AlaskaVancouver, Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway,College Fjord and Seward. For Jewishsingles in their 30s, 40s, 50s.

June 29-July 6

Black Sea CruiseVarna, Constanta Odessa, Sevastopol,Yalta, Bosporus Strait, Canakkale,Santorini, Paros, Athens. For Jewishsingles in their 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.

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SUMMER CAMPS

Session 1: June 18-July 13New! Session 2 (5 weeks): July 16-August 17

J&R Day Camp: age 3-grade 5Call Liza Baron, Director, ext. 241.J&R Day Camp provides children with anenriching summer filled with sports,arts, nature, Judaics, cookouts,swimming, ropes course, biking, tennisand more. Children participate in age-appropriate activities with qualified,professional supervisory staff andtalented, caring counselors, many ofwhom came to J&R as campersthemselves. At J&R we promote anenvironment of respect, cooperationand caring where children can discovernew interests and talents every day. Feeincludes lunch and bus transportation.

J&R Stepping Stones Half-Day Camp:ages 3 and 4Monday-Friday, 9 am-1 pmSession I only

The Stepping Stones program is adevelopmentally appropriate, half-daycamp at the JCC’s 100-acre Family Parkin Monroeville. Children take adedicated bus with seat belts and buscounselors to and from the JCC in

Squirrel Hill. They follow a schedule thatis suitable for young children. Campersare in groups of 10 to 12 with a seniorcounselor, a junior counselor and acounselor-in-training and are part of ourPre-Kindergarten Unit, Karmiel.

Teen Travel Camp: grades 6-9Call Liza Baron, ext. 241.Campers learn independence andcultivate friendships while traveling tolocal attractions and faraway places.Each 4-week session includes a 5-daytrip out of Pittsburgh.

Session 1: June 18-July 13Session 2: July 16-August 10

Performing Arts Camp: grades 4-9Call Kathy Wayne, Director, ext. 373.Performing Arts Camp at the JCC inSquirrel Hill offers a full day of trainingin theater, music and dance. Campersstage a public performance at the endof their 4-week camp session.

Session 1 only

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Early Childhood CampsPlease see page 7.

One-Week Specialty Camps(2 locations)Call Liza Baron, ext. 241.

J&R, Monroeville Monday-Friday: 9 am-3:30 pmBy the week: July 16–August 17

JCC Squirrel HillMonday-Friday: 9 am-3:30 pmBy the week: July 16–August 17

Explore your special interest for a weekat a time. Sample offerings may includegolf, karate, art, tennis, mad science ,movie-making, basketball, floor hockey,flag football, as well as field trips.Campers spend the morning in theirspecialty and the afternoon intraditional camp activities such asswimming and games.

EMMA KAUFMANNCAMPContact Stephanie Buzza, ext. 318, or [email protected], the JCC’s resident overnight camp,is situated along Cheat Lake inMorgantown, West Virginia, providingopportunities for a myriad of sports andrecreational activities on land and water.EKC camping programs, with anemphasis on Jewish values, are for kidsentering grades 2 through 10. One- toeight-week sessions include FirstExperience and Specialty Camps

2012 session dates7 Week Experience: June 17-August 54 Weeks (Session I): June 17 -July 133 Weeks (Session II): July 15-August 52 Weeks (Sabra Aleph): June 17-291 Week (First Experience and SpecialtyCamps): August 6-12

Major funding for JCC summer camps is providedin part by The Philip Chosky Charitable andEducational Foundation, the Jewish Federation ofGreater Pittsburgh, Massey Charitable Trust, Morris & Fannie Skilken Family Foundation and the Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust.

SUMMER CAMPS

ALL CAMPS FREE FAMILY FUN NIGHT: THIS YEAR AT THE CARNEGIESCIENCE CENTERCall Liza Baron, ext. 241.Win door prizes and receive campdiscounts by registering that eveningfor EKC, J&R, South Hills Day Camps,Specialty Camps and Performing Arts Camp.

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Parent & Child: ages 6-36 monthsParent and child explore the water andbegin to learn safe behaviors in thewater with songs and games.

Sundays, 10:30-11 amJanuary 8-March 11$95

Tuesdays, noon-12:30 pmJanuary 10-March 13$95

Wednesdays, 6-6:30 pmJanuary 11-March 14$95

Toddler Tadpoles: ages 2-3An introduction to organized swimlessons and water explorations. Ateaching platform enables children tostand without assistance.

Sundays, 11-11:30 amJanuary 8-March 11$95

Sundays, 11:30 am-noonJanuary 8-March 11$95

Mondays, 6-6:30 pmJanuary 9-March 12$95

Tuesdays, 11:30 am-noonJanuary 10-March 13$95

Wednesdays, 11:30 am-noonJanuary 11-March 14$95

Thursdays, 11:30 am-noonJanuary 12-March 15$95

Level 1 Pre-K: ages 3-5Overcome fear, build confidence in thewater, learn body positioning, floatingand kicking.

Sundays, noon-12:30 pmJanuary 8-March 11$95

Mondays, 11:30 am-noonJanuary 9-March 12$95


Mondays, 6:30-7 pmJanuary 9-March 12$95

Tuesdays, 12:30-1pmJanuary 10-March 13$95


Wednesdays, 6:30-7pmJanuary 11-March 14$95

Level 2 Pre-K: ages 3-5Learn front crawl, back crawl,elementary back stroke and treading.

Sundays, 12:30-1 pmJanuary 8-March 11$95



Wednesdays, 3:30-4 pmJanuary 11-March 14$95


Thursdays, noon-12:30 pmJanuary 12-March 15$95

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Sundays, 1-1:30 pmJanuary 8-March 11$95



Level 1 Youth: ages 6-12Overcome fear, build confidence in thewater, learn body positioning, floatingand kicking.


Thursdays, 5-5:30 pmJanuary 12-March 15$95

Level 2 Youth: ages 6-12Learn front crawl, back crawl,elementary back stroke and treading.


Thursdays, 5:30-6 pmJanuary 12-March 15$95

Level 3 Youth: ages 6-12Learn and coordinate strokes taught inLevel 2 with a focus on breathing to theside during front crawl.



Level 4: ages 5-12Build endurance by swimmingelementary back stroke, front crawl andback crawl. Learn the basics of breaststroke and sidestroke.



Wednesdays, 4:30-5 pmJanuary 11-March 14$95

Level 5: ages 6-12Coordination and refinement of strokes;introduction to butterfly.

Sundays, noon-12:30 pmJanuary 8-March 11$95


Level 6: ages 6-12Continue refinement of strokes andswim with greater efficiency, power andsmoothness over greater distances.

Sundays, 12:30-1pmJanuary 8-March 11$95

Thursdays, 4:30-5 pmJanuary 12-March 15$95

Private Swim LessonsPrivate lessons are available by calling for an appointment.

$30/half-hour3 classes/$28.50 each6 classes/$27.50 each10 classes/$25 each

$60/hour3 classes/$57 each6 classes/$55 each10 classes/$50 each

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Arthritis Foundation Aquatic ProgramOur heated pool is the idealenvironment for relieving arthritis painand stiffness. Gentle movementsincrease joint flexibility and range ofmotion, while restoring or maintainingmuscle strength. Must have a physician’s referral toparticipate in this certified program.

Mondays, Wednesdays and FridaysNoon-1 pmNo fee

Shake, Splash and RollThis is a low-impact aerobic class thatincludes total body conditioning andtoning exercises in the small pool.

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays10:45-11:30 amNo fee

AQXThis high-intensity aerobics class held inthe lap pool features exercises usingresistance equipment.

Mondays, Wednesdays9:15-10 amNo fee

SilverSplashThis water fitness program is designedfor SilverSneakers® members to enhancequality of life and daily function, usingspecifically designed SilverSneakers®kickboards. No swimming ability isrequired for this safe, fun and effectiveprogram.

Tuesdays, Thursdays10:45-11:30 amNo fee

Aqua WalkOutTuesdays, Thursdays8-9 amNo fee

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JACK MORRISINVITATIONALSWIM MEETCall ext. 276.Join us for the third annual swimmeet honoring the memory ofbeloved swim teacher and coach JackMorris, called the “Zen Master of thepool” and the “Mister Rogers of thewater.”

Spearheaded by Dr. Sidney Busis, Attorney Edgar Snyder and Mr. Mor-ris's wife Fran, the Jack Morris Endow-ment Fund provides scholarships for children to participate in JCC swimming programs.

Sunday, February 122 pmAges 10 and underJCC Squirrel Hill Pool

To make a contribution to the Jack MorrisEndowment Fund for JCC Aquatics, call the JCCat (412) 521-8011, ext. 232. Donations also canbe made online at JCCPGH.org.

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AQUATICS SWIM TEAMSFor more detailed information check theJCC Sailfish website: www.jccsailfish.org.

Squirrel Hill Swim Team: ages 6-12Call Kelly Grieneisen, ext. 276.Children compete in local intramuralmeets. Must be an American Red CrossLevel V, or be tested by the staff.

Mondays and Wednesdays4:15-5pmJanuary 4-May 23$200

Pittsburgh Group Sailfish:ages: 7-13This group is for beginning competitiveswimmers who have passed their RedCross swimmers test. Swimmers willlearn all strokes, starts and turns.

Through August 2012Fee pro-rated

Allegheny Group Sailfish: ages 8-14Swimmers must have some competitivebackground and meet USA BB/B timesand workout set time standards.Swimmers will compete locally.Instructions and training will focus on allstrokes, starts and turns and aerobicswimming. Attendance will be taken.Al Rose, Head coach


Pennsylvania Group Sailfish:Ages 10-18Swimmers must have a competitivebackground and meet the standards forthis group. Instructions will focus on allstrokes, starts, turns, race planning andfaster set swimming. Swimmers willcompete locally and regionally.Attendance will be taken. Al Rose, HeadCoach.


U.S. Group Sailfish: ages 13-18Swimmers must have advanced skills,meet the standards for this group andhave the willingness to commit toexcellence. Swimmers will competelocally and nationally. Attendance willbe taken. Al Rose, Head Coach.


National/US Group:Swimmer must have Sr. National, Jr.Nationals or Super Sectional times.Swimmers will compete nationally andlocally. Attendance will be taken.(Number of swimmers will be verylimited.) Al Rose, Head Coach.


Sailfish Swim ClubConditioning ProgramCall Matt Proskin, ext. 231.Use dry land conditioning practice toimprove your performance in the water.By appointment only.

$15 each for a group of 4$150/10 sessions

MastersFor adults interested in competitiveswimming and harder workouts. Al Rose, Coach.


Adult ConditioningFor adults interested in fitness throughswimming. Practices move outdoors tothe Family Park from May to August.

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DANCETHE PHILIP CHOSKYPERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMCall Kathy Wayne, ext. 373. RDS: Robinson Dance StudioKDS: Kaufmann Dance Studio

DirectorKathy Wayne, Dance Director, is agraduate of Point Park College with aB.A. in dance. Her professional creditsinclude Tokyo Disneyland, Caesar’sAtlantic City and many productions withthe Pittsburgh Playhouse.

PhilosophyOur goal is to help your child gain poise,flexibility, strength and an appreciationfor the art of dance.

Dress Code RequirementsHair must be pulled back; longer hairshould be in a bun or pony tail

Ages 3-4• Pink or Black leotard• Pink tights• Ballet slippers required for ballet class • Tap shoes required for tap class

Ages 5 and up• Pink or black leotard• Ballet skirts are permitted• Jazz pants permitted • Pink or black tights• Ballet slippers required for ballet class• Tap shoes required for tap class • Jazz shoes required for jazz class

Boys• Black pants or tights• White T-shirt• Ballet shoes required for ballet class • Tap shoes required for tap class

Registration • Participants must be registered before

the first class begins.• If your child is in Level III or above,

please call the Director to discussyour child’s placement for this year.

Dance Recital• Our annual dance recitals are

scheduled for May 24, 2012 (main)and May 31, 2012 (preschool).

• Costumes are mandatory forparticipants in the dance recital andmust be purchased by parents inJanuary.

• Students must be registered inJanuary to participate in the dancerecital.

PRESCHOOLCreative Movement: ages 3-4 For our tiniest dancers, we useimaginative play and musical activitiesto build strength, flexibility and bodyawareness, as well as gross motor skills,coordination and posture. A blend ofbasic dance movement and the use ofprops and stories make this a fun andrewarding experience.

SundaysJanuary 8-May 201-1:30 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$190

MondaysJanuary 9-May 2112:30-1 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$190

TuesdaysJanuary 10-May 223:15-3:45 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$190

ThursdaysJanuary 12-May 1712:30-1 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$180

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Pre-ballet: ages 4-5Beginning ballet skills and terminologyare taught with an emphasis oncoordination and musicality. Props anddramatic play help to bring out adancer’s creative expression.

SundaysJanuary 8-May 201:30-2 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$190

ThursdaysJanuary 12-May 273:30-4 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS3:30-4 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$180

Pre-ballet/Tap: ages 4-5Beginning tap and ballet skills andterminology are taught with anemphasis on coordination andmusicality. Props and dramatic play helpto bring out a dancer’s creativeexpression.

MondaysJanuary 9-May 211:05-1:50 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$198

TuesdaysJanuary 10-May 153:15-4 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$198

WednesdaysJanuary 11-May 233:15-4 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$198

SCHOOL AGECall Kathy Wayne, ext. 373.

BALLETOur ballet classes consist of barre andcenter floor exercises. Students advancebased on their ability to perform givensteps.

TAPTap is the ultimate in rhythm training.Rhythm, musicality and sound clarityskills are introduced; each level buildson the previous one. Dancers learn avocabulary of tap steps that will be usedto develop fun and interestingchoreography. Students advance basedon their ability to perform given steps.

JAZZJazz dance incorporates many styles,from modern dance, Broadway musicalsand Hollywood movies, to street, folkand popular dance. Through properwarm-up, effective stretching, bodyisolations and floor work incorporatingcenter floor and across-the-floorcombinations, each level builds on theprevious one, leading to greaterunderstanding and proper execution ofthe styles of American jazz dance.Students must be at least 7 years old.

CLASSESBallet/Tap 1: grade KTuesdaysJanuary 10-May 224:15-5:15 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$228

Ballet/Tap 2: grade 1TuesdaysJanuary 10-May 225:15-6:15 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$228

Ballet/Tap/Jazz 4: ages 7-9ThursdaysJanuary 12-May 174:15-5:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$252

Ballet/Tap/Jazz 5: ages 8-10WednesdaysJanuary 11-May 164:15-5:45 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$252

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DANCE Ballet/Tap/Jazz 6: ages 9-11MondaysJanuary 9-May 214:15-5:45 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$266

Ballet/Tap/Jazz 7: ages 10-14Mondays . . . . . . . . 5:45-7:15 pm, Jazz, TapWednesdays . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:45-6:45, BalletJanuary 9-May 21$324 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS

Ballet/Tap/Jazz 11: ages 12-18Tuesdays . . . . . . . . . . . 4:15-5:45 pm, BalletThursdays . . . . . . . . . . 5:45-6:45 pm, Ballet

7-7:45 pm, Tap7:45-8:45 pm, Jazz

January 10-May 22$378 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDSThursdays only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $324Tap only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $216Tuesday ballet only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $216

Hip Hop: ages 9-12FridaysJanuary 13-May 184-5 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$204

5-6 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$204

Hip Hop Intermediate: ages 12-18TuesdaysJanuary 10-May 227-8 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$228

Boys Hip Hop: ages 8-10SundaysJanuary 8-May 201-1:45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$199

New! Court Side Dance: grades 3-6Get ready for cheerleading/dance teamtryouts. A weekly hip hop class whereyou will learn dances in hip hop/danceteam styles.

SundaysJanuary 8-March 112-3 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$120

ADULT DANCECall Kathy Wayne, ext. 373.

Intermediate TapMondaysJanuary 9-March 127:15-8:15 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$90/member; $110/community5-class punch card: $50/member; $60/community

Adult BalletTuesdaysJanuary 10-March 1310:30-11:30 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS$90/member; $110/community5-class punch card: $50/member; $60/community

Adult Hip HopSundaysJanuary 8-March 112-3 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KDS$90/member; $110/community 5-class punch card: $50/member; $60/community

WINTER DANCECAMP: GRADES K-3We will spend the day learning ballet,jazz and hip hop. Camp also includes swimming, games,crafts and choreography.

Monday-Wednesday, December 26-289 am-4 pmRobinson Dance Studio$130 for all 3 days or $50 per day

PRESCHOOL GYMCall Kelly Young, ext. 220.

PARENT-ASSISTEDCLASSES CECILE GOLDBERG LEVINE FAMILYGYM: AGES 1-5Parents and their preschoolers areinvited to participate in recreational playactivities. Indoor playground equipmentand much more are available for yourchild’s use. The playground is availablein nice weather. Special themes firstSunday of each month.

Sundays, ongoing10-11:30 am . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym No fee

Tiny Tot Soccer: ages 3-5Spend quality time with your child ashe/she learns the basics of soccer alongwith special coordination activities toenhance body awareness. Parentparticipation is necessary.

SundaysJanuary 8-March 1111-11:45 am$64; $48/ECDC . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

INDEPENDENT CLASSESTumbling Tots: ages 3½-4½Children learn gymnastic skills, grossmotor skills, coordination and bodyawareness through games and specialactivities. Escort provided for JCCpreschoolers.

MondaysJanuary 9-March 121:30-2 pm$70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Sports of All Sorts: ages 3-4The emphasis is on gross motordevelopment and working with others.Escort provided for JCC preschoolers.

TuesdaysJanuary 3-March 612:45-1:15 pm$70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Sports Stars: age 3½-4½Learn how to be a good sport and basicsports skills. Escort provided for JCCpreschoolers.

MondaysJanuary 9-March 123:15-4 pm$70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Game Time: ages 4½-5½This is a good introduction to all sportswith an emphasis on fair play andunderstanding directions. No kids haveto “sit out.” Maximum participation isencouraged by the structure of thegames. Escort provided for JCCpreschoolers.

ThursdaysJanuary 5-March 812:45-1:30 pm $70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Tiny Tennis: ages 4-5Start your child early with our fun tennisprogram, taught by Alex Speck.

WednesdaysJanuary 4-March 71-1:45 pm $70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Pee Wee Basketball: ages 4-5Learn to dribble, pass and shoot.

FridaysJanuary 6-March 93-3:45 pm$70; $53/ECDC . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Tiny Ninja: ages 4-5Children learn self-defense, coordinationand body awareness. Uniforms aremandatory at an additional fee. Ilmir Akhmetzyanov, instructor.

ThursdaysJanuary 5-March 81:30-2:15 pm$100. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

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saturday, march 3, 2012 • 7:30 PM

YRAM AND MERRIS GROFF, CHAIRS

HONOREE: PHILIP CHOSKY FOUNDATION

Event Tickets: $100Ad sizes for Program Book:❒ $500/Full Page ❒ $325/Half Page ❒ $200/Quarter Page ❒ $100/Business Card

Please contact Rhonda Epstein at (412) 521-8011, ext. 234 or [email protected] for tickets or tobuy an ad.

Big Night: All Aboard JCC’s Love Boat willbe the Jewish Community Center ofGreater Pittsburgh’s sixth annual BigNight fundraising event, held at the IreneKaufmann Building in Squirrel Hill.

This Big Night will celebrate the JCC’sanchor role in the lives of so manyindividuals and families. We’ll have lavishshipboard dancing and entertainment, aCaptain’s Banquet on the quarter deckand fun for all passengers.

Why the big splash? We need you to bepart of our crew. Big Night raises a largeportion of the JCC’s Annual Fund forscholarships and to support criticalprogramming such as child and after-school care and special needs and olderadults programs. Corporate andindividual sponsorships for Big Night, aswell as the goodwill produced by theevent, provide vital support for the JCCyear-round.

Come on board and sail with us!

YOUTH SPORTSBASKETBALLCall Alex Speck, ext. 249.

Court Time Winter BreakBasketball Camp: grades 1-8Join us for this exciting camp filled withskill building, games, contests andprizes, led by expert coaches. Bring yourlunch, a swimsuit and towel every day.

Monday-ThursdayDecember 26-309 am-3 pm$200. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robinson Gym

Sunday Basketball Clinic:grades 3-8Learn basketball skills through drills thatemphasize fundamentals and gamesituations—a perfect program forplayers of all abilities. All players willreceive expert coaching led by veteranJCC coaches during our skill stations andgames. All players will receive a T-shirt.

SundaysJanuary 8-March 11Grades 3-5: 1-2 pmGrades 6-8: 2-3 pm$80

Private Basketball Lessons:ages 10-18Take a private lesson with CharlesShealey, Delaware State University Hallof Famer. Call ext. 220 to schedule.

$40/one-hour lesson

Larry Sadja BasketballTournament for All AgesBoys and girls compete separately.Proceeds benefit the Larry SadjaEndowment Fund. Players can sign upindividually or as a team in these agegroups: grades 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-12, Adults (18+).

Sunday, March 25Adults: 9-11:30 amYouth: Noon-4 pm$50/team of 3-4

Basketball programs are supported in part by theAllen “Ace” Aizenberg Fund with additional supportfrom The Larry Ruttenberg Basketball Fund and theShapera Basketball Fund.

HOCKEYCall Alex Speck, ext. 249.

Street Hockey: grades K-3Learn the basics of hockey and applythem to games. Players must providetheir own helmet with mask. Coach:Mark Haffner.

Mondays5-6 pmJanuary 9-March 12$72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robinson Gym

Roller Hockey: grades 3-6Players must be experienced on skatesand bring their own skates, helmets,gloves, elbow and knee pads—all aremandatory.

Mondays6-7 pmJanuary 9-March 12$72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robinson Gym

MORE SPORTSCall Alex Speck, ext. 249.

Flag Football: grades 3-7Girls and boys welcome. Coach: Alex Speck.

WednesdaysJanuary 4-March 145-6 pm$65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robinson Gym

Fun ‘n Fit: ages 6-10Call Kelly Young, ext. 220.Increase stamina and endurancethrough fitness circuits. Focus is oncoordination, agility, speed andaccuracy, which will be recorded andtested on “personal best days.”

Tuesdays, 4:15-5 pmJanuary 3-March 13$70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

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Gymnastics: ages 5-10Call Kelly Young, ext. 220.Beginning and intermediate level. Learnhow to properly execute rolls, kicks andcombination moves as well as the basicsof floor exercises. The class includesmusic movement and body awareness.

ThursdaysJanuary 5-March 155-6 pm$65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Karate: grades 1-8Learn the basic concepts of self-defense.Uniforms are mandatory at an additionalfee. George Mowod, instructor.

ThursdaysJanuary 5-March 154:15-5 pm$80 . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Dance Studio

Soccer League All players receive a team shirt.

ThursdaysJanuary 5-March 15Grades K-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5:45 pmGrades 2-5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:45-6:45 pm$72 (includes T-shirt) . . . . . Robinson Gym

Girls Softball Winter Training:ages 8-13Call Kelly Young, ext. 220.Learn softball skills: throwing, fielding,hitting, base running and pitching inpreparation for spring softball season.

SundaysJanuary 8-March 114:30-5:30 pm$56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Tennis Learn the skills and rules of the gamefrom certified instructor Mark Haffner.

FridaysJanuary 6-March 16Ages 5-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 pm$72Ages 9-11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 pm$72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym

Youth and Adult Martial Arts:ages 13 and upLearn self defense, get in better shapeand earn rank while having fun.

MondaysJanuary 9-March 125-6 pm$80

Tennis and RollerbladingPrivate LessonsLearn from teaching professional MarkHaffner. By appointment.

$40/hour; $30/half hour

JCC MACCABIGAMES®Call Alan Mallinger, ext. 272, or [email protected] delegation from the JCC of GreaterPittsburgh will participate in the Gamesin Rockland, New York, August 12-17.

Athletes must be Jewish and at least 13years old and CANNOT have turned 17years old as of July 31, 2012.

There is no fee to try out. The total costof the program depends on donor dol-lars and individual fundraising efforts.

Team and individual sports • Boys Baseball, In-Line Hockey,

Soccer, Basketball• Girls Soccer, Lacrosse, Volleyball,

Softball, Basketball• Individual Sports: Bowling, Dance,

Swimming, Table Tennis, Golf andTennis

Team and Individual Sport Sign-upsMonday January 30Robinson Gym, Squirrel Hill7-9 pm

Basketball Team tryouts Monday January 30Robinson Gym, Squirrel Hill7-8 pm: Girls ages 13-168-9 pm: Boys ages13-14 and 15-16

Maccabi Games are supported in part by the FredHoffman Maccabi Memorial Scholarship, theJewish Sports Hall of Fame, the Larry RuttenbergEndowment Fund and the Joel Sigal Maccabi Fund.

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One-on-One Private WorkoutOne of our dedicated fitness experts willdesign a personalized exercise programto help you reach your goals and seeresults. Your trainer will motivate you,keep you on track and make sure yourworkouts are safe, enjoyable andeffective. Physician’s approval may berequired. By appointment only.

One-on-One Youth Personal TrainingA private workout session with acertified professional trainer or exercisephysiologist. Weight management andsports-specific training also areavailable.

Payment system• Choose the number of sessions, either

single sessions or purchase 4 or morefor a discounted rate.

• You may make up missedappointments as long as you call 24hours in advance to cancel.

• Your contract (if greater than onemonth) may be paid in monthlyinstallments.

Contract FeesCenterfit Platinum Members Full Half4-12 sessions $54 $3513-47 sessions $48 $3148+ sessions $42 $27

General Members Full Half4-12 sessions $60 $3913-47 sessions $54 $3548+ sessions $48 $31

Ages 17 and under Full Half4-12 sessions $46.50 $3013-47 sessions $43.50 $2848+ sessions $40 $26

Single Sessions Centerfit Platinum $56/fullGeneral Member $62Youth $48

PROGRAMSBioage TestingA biological age test determines yourbody’s biological age, as opposed tochronological age, when compared withstandard biological age markers of thegeneral population. The Bioageassessment includes blood pressure,lung function, girth, aerobic fitness,strength/power, core strength, flexibility,lifestyle, nutrition and body compositionanalysis. The assessment is performedby JCC Personal Trainer Marsha Mullen,who has an MS in Sports Medicine/Exercise Physiology.

$150; $75/retest

Bioage ComboIncludes the test, dietitian appointment,follow-up, 3 personal training hours anda retest.

$400/Centerfit Platinum $420/general member

Jump Start Your Weight LossIf you are exercising regularly and notseeing the weight loss results you want,this program is for you. Work with apersonal trainer to develop acustomized workout plan and a dietitianwho will individualize a healthy eatingplan—guaranteed to get you closer toyour goal.

3 personal training sessions1-hour appointment with a JCC dietitian plus a 30-minute follow-up$199 /Centerfit Platinum $215/general member(20% savings by bundling theseservices)

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Boot Camp with Beth BradleyJoin Beth Bradley for a structured, high-intensity workout modeled aftermilitary-style training that includescardiovascular strength, endurance andflexibility exercises. Designed for theexerciser who wants additionalmotivation and a huge calorie burn.Eight weeks, two classes per week—meet your fitness goals!

Tuesdays and ThursdaysJanuary 17-March 86-6:45 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kaufmann Gym$99/Centerfit Platinum$160/general member

Teen Fitness CertificationThis 2-part orientation MUST becompleted by teens prior to using thefacility. Another option for certificationis two sessions with a personal trainer.

$45/two-part orientation class$90/two sessions with a trainer

Youth Boot Camp: ages 9-13This is a total body workout designedspecifically for youth. Led by ACE-certified Personal Trainer Nick Cenname.

SaturdaysJanuary 7-284:30 pm$50

Indoor Cycling/Spinning forEndurance CyclistsFocus areas include power at threshold,power at VO2 Max, power in sprints,pedal mechanics, cadence, positioningon the bike and core strengthening.Taught by Pittsburgh’s premiere cyclingcoach, Menachem Brodie.

Tuesdays and ThursdaysJanuary 3-March 1 (no class week of February 13)5:45-7 am or 6-7:15 pm$160Community members can try one classfor $15—fee reimbursed if you join!

JCC Healthy HeartPhase lll Cardiac RehabilitationCall Marsha Mullen, ext. 380.

With a physician’s approval, you canexercise in Centerfit. Marsha Mullen, MSATC, will guide you through anindividualized exercise program usingyour physician’s recommendations.

Supervised times:Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays8:30 am-noon

$48/month for community$25/month for SilverSneakers$10/month for seniors$125/year/Centerfit Platinum

Fit Girls: ages 8-12Join Beth Henke, Personal Trainer for adynamic and fun workout.

Sundays, 1-2 pmThursdays, 4:30-5:30 pmJanuary 15-February 9February 12-March 8$80/each session

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EVENTSYouth and Family Wellness FairThe fair includes activity booths anddemonstrations from different groups.

Sunday, January 291-4 pmKaufmann Gym

Indoor Triathlon: all agesCall Laurie Wood, ext. 260.Don’t miss our Annual Indoor Triathlon,sponsored by the Jewish Sports Hall ofFame. Compete individually or as aparent/child team. The events vary,depending upon age, from a 250-500yard swim, 2-4 mile bike ride and a 1-2mile walk/jog/run on the track.

Sunday, February 1911:30 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RegistrationNoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Competition2:30-3 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AwardsRegister by February 5$15/under age 16; $18/age 16+ Register after February 5$20/under age 16; $25/ age 16+$30/community

Be JCC’s Biggest MoverJoin our Biggest Mover competition andparticipate in our many group exerciseclasses, exercise in our fitness facility,swim in our pools and get moving! Wewill have weekly events, drawings, challenges and feedback. Participantswill earn 1 point for every workout witha limit of 5 workouts per week and 5points for each friend that they referwho joins the JCC in the months of February and March. The winner receivesa personal training package!

Begins January 29 and ends April 8Sign-up: 8:30-10 am No fee

Run the Marathonwith the JCCThe JCC is a proud training partnerwith Animal Rescue League, a partnercharity for Dick’s Sporting GoodsPittsburgh Marathon on May 6.Contact Laurie at [email protected] more information.

Let’s train together!

Saturday, January 14Mellon Park Run Walk (time tba)

Saturday, February 11: Run/ Walk

Sunday, February 26: Training work-shop at the JCC, 2-3:30 pm

Sunday, March 11: Training workshopat the JCC, 2-3:30 pm

Sunday, March 18: Run/ Walk

Sunday, April 1: Training Run

Sunday, April 15: Run/walk

SPORTSCall Kelly Young, ext. 220.

Over 21 RecreationalBasketballDrop in for organized pick-up games.

Tuesdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7 pmNo fee for members

Men’s Over 30 BasketballDrop in for organized pick-up games.

Sundays8-10 amNo fee for members

Women’s Pick-Up BasketballWednesdays 6-7 pmNo fee

Coed Pick-Up VolleyballThursdays 7-8 pmNo fee

LESSONSCall the Cashier, ext. 202.

RollerbladingLearn from teaching professional MarkHaffner. By appointment.

$40/hour; $30/half-hour

Tennis Learn from teaching professional MarkHaffner. By appointment.

$40/hour; $30/half-hour

COURT SPORTSCall Alan Mallinger, ext. 272, or [email protected] We have two convertible courts, used forracquetball, handball and squash.Members may reserve courts up toseven days in advance. Reservations aretaken during regular JCC hours at theCenterfit desk, or call 412-521-8011, ext. 372.

The fee for court time is $4/hour andmust be paid in full, at the Centerfitdesk, prior to play. Centerfit Platinummembers play for no charge. A generalmember or a guest must pay a $2 courtfee when playing with a CenterfitPlatinum member.

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WELLNESSAlexanderCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362. Learn to use your body in more relaxedand efficient ways by focusing on yourself-perception of movement. CarolynJohnston, instructor.

Thursdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RDS9:45-11:15 amJanuary 5-February 23$80/member; $100/community

Holistic Health CoachingLearn to set and accomplish goals,increase energy, reduce stress andreduce pain in your body. Includes 2one-hour sessions per month, unlimitedemail support and a personalized planthat you can love and sustain! Set upyour FREE health consultation [email protected].

$170/1 month $480/3 months; $840/6 months

ReikiReiki is a natural Japanese healingtechnique that promotes stressreduction and relaxation. It is an energy-based touch therapy that liberates thebody’s natural healing abilities. Toschedule an appointment, call ext. 267.

$70/one-hour session$60/Centerfit Platinum

YogaCall Patti Sciulli, ext. 273.Learn relaxation and improve strengthand flexibility through stretches,postures and breathing techniques.

Power YogaFocus is on muscle conditioningthrough a series of asanas. Safestretching and balancing exercises forthe athlete in all of us, to improveperformance and prevent injuries.

Yoga TherapyYoga can be an effective method ofhealing sore joints, tight muscles,unhealthy posture patterns and chronicpain, as well as speeding recovery fromsurgery. Call ext. 273 to schedule your appointment.

$50/1-hour session; $90/2 sessions$60/share your session with a friend

One-on-One Pilates Focus on increasing flexibility andstrength to build more defined, longer,leaner muscles. Mat and Reformertraining available.

$60/1-hour session; $110/two sessions

Yoga/Pilates FeesNo fee/Centerfit Platinum membersGeneral members:$140/20-session punch card(get one session FREE with filled card)$70/10-session punch card$9/drop-in$12/community

MassageSee page 35 for details.

Six-Week Weight Loss ProgramLed by dietitian Deborah Brooks, theprogram will provide you with acustomized meal plan, weekly goals andsupport, confidential weigh-ins,nutrition education, discussion of thelatest research on weight loss and more.In this class, we will learn how to workwith the barriers we experience whenwe try to change our diet.

ThursdaysJanuary 26-March 17-8:30 pm$108; $140/community

Nutrition CounselingCall Laurie Wood, ext. 260.Determine what you should be eating,based on your individual concerns.

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Muscle Activation TechniquesMAT (Muscle Activation Techniques)corrects body alignment and improvesfunctional capabilities, decreasing painand reducing the risk of injury. Make anappointment with our MAT-certifiedspecialist, Joe DeAntonis, MS, at ext. 260.

$85/member; $100/community

Mat ReinforcementA hybrid of MAT and exercise.$45/half hour$42.50 each/12-47 sessions$40 each/48+sessions

Research Study for DiabetesPreventionIn partnership with the JCC, theUniversity of Pittsburgh DiabetesPrevention Support Center is offering ahealthy lifestyle research program foradults at risk for Type 2 diabetes and/orheart disease. If you are age 18 andolder, do not have diabetes and areoverweight, you may be eligible for theprogram, which is free and will takeplace at the JCC. For more information,contact Marsha Mullen, ext. 380; call412-383-1286 or [email protected].

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GROUP EXERCISEGROUP EXERCISECLASSESCall Patti Sciulli, ext. 273.Please see the monthly schedule (availableonline or at the Centerfit Desk) for up-to-date days and times.

20/20/20Twenty minutes each of strength, cardioand On the Ball

INTERVAL BENCHHigh-intensity bench or cardioalternating with intense muscle toningsegments.

SPINNINGA cardiovascular workout performed to

music on a specially designed stationarybike.

Group Exercise and Spinning Fees$5/class$45/book of 10$80/book of 20; $53 for teensCenterfit Platinum: no fee

Group CentergyA 60-minute journey of yoga and pilateswhile moving to music, designed tohelp you center your energy, reducestress and smile.

Winter Launch Wednesday, January 25 • 8 am

Group PowerThis 60-minute barbell programstrengthens all your major muscles in aninspiring, motivating groupenvironment with simple, athleticmovements such as squats, lunges,presses and curls.

Winter Launch Sunday, January 29 • 8:15 am

Group KickGroup Kick brings it on! This electric 60-minute fusion class of martial arts andboxing movements will kick your cardiofitness to the next level.

Winter Launch Sunday, January 29• 9:30 am

NEW! PRIVATEFITNESS PARTIES Call Patti Sciulli, ext. 273.Don't let the kids have all the fun! Bookyour next party or night out with theJCC. Fitness parties are perfect for a girlsnight out or a new twist on a bridal orbaby shower. Brides-to-be—enjoy astress-free afternoon with your bridalparty, starting with a fitness class of yourchoice, and relax in the whirlpool andsauna. Party choices include Zumba,Pilates, Yoga, Bootcamp, Spinning or HipHop.

Party packages are $100 and up, whichmay include a one-hour private class forup to 20 people and exclusive use of thestudio space for an additional hour. Ad-ditional time can be added for an addi-tional charge, as well as cake, lightlunch/snack, balloons, set-up and cleanup. Call Patti Sciulli for more informationat ext. 273.

BABYSITTINGSTUART WEINBAUMSHORTSTOP BABYSITTINGFor ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Buy couponsat the Centerfit Desk. Reservations arerequired at ext. 267.

Monday-FridayNew hours: 8 am-1 pm

Monday -Thursday 6-8:30 pm

$15/month/child/Centerfit Platinum$20/month/child/general member$168/year/child/Centerfit Platinum$228/year/child/general memberDrop-in fee $8/child

Reservations are required at ext. 267.Space is limited. Location: Room 310

Babysitting services are availableonly while you are in our facilityworking out.

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JOIN TODAY FORTHESE BENEFITSEnjoy exclusive adults-only spa-stylelocker rooms, concierge services anddiscounts.• ALL Group Exercise, Yoga, Spinning

and Pilates classes are FREE• FREE Racquetball/Squash/Handball

Court time• DISCOUNT of up to 10% off Personal

Training Contracts• DISCOUNT on Massage up to 20%• Steam, sauna and whirlpool• Towel service, hair dryers and

toiletries• Free coffee and tea

MASSAGESERVICESCall ext. 267 for an appointment.Massage at Centerfit Platinum is arelaxing and rejuvenating experience,far removed from life’s fast-pacedenvironment. Our facilities include threenewly renovated, private massagerooms and a new coed massage room.

Swedish MassageThe most common form of massage,used to promote general relaxation,improve circulation and ease everydayaches and pains

Sports MassageA deep tissue massage using specificstrokes to help athletes obtainmaximum performance and physicalconditioning by increasing power,endurance and mobility both beforeand after an event or exercise

Therapeutic MassageA combination of massage techniquesdesigned to help relieve chronic jointpain and benefit the skeletal/muscularsystem by improving circulation,increasing joint flexibility, promotingquicker healing of injured muscle tissue,and improving posture and bodymechanics

Basic Table MassageTraditional Men’s Centerfit Platinumrubdown increases circulation andpromotes relaxation

Couples MassageTwo massage therapists provide acouple, mother and daughter, or twosiblings or friends with individualizedmassages while the clients relax in eachother’s company.

Massage Fees Centerfit Platinum MembersHalf hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25Full hour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5010 half-hour coupons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $225Half-hour table massage . . . . . . . . . . . . $20One-hour table massage . . . . . . . . . . . . $4010 half-hour table massage coupons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $180

Couples massage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $110

Now availableHot Stone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125Salt Scrub . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75Sugar Gloss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75Mud Wrap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75

Guest Fees General Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15

Mother-Daughter DaysEnjoy Centerfit Platinum with yourmother, daughter or granddaughter.Children must be at least 13 years old.Schedule a massage for you and yourdaughter during this time and get a 20%discount.

SundaysJanuary 15, February 12, March 114-6 pmNo fee

TO JOIN, CALL THEMEMBERSHIP OFFICE, EXT. 176, OR GO TOJCCPGH.ORG/PAGE/JOIN

ALL Group Exercise classes are FREEto Centerfit Platinum members,including yoga, Pilates andSpinning.

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AMERICAN JEWISHMUSEUMCall Melissa Hiller, Director, ext. 105.

Super Silly! SupermanCreators’ Funnyman FightsCrime with ShtickJanuary 10–March 28, 2012THE ANNA L. AND IRENE V.CAPLAN EXHIBITA buffoonish crime fighter who uses witand gags for weapons, Funnyman is theantithesis of noble Superman. Ironically,not only were both created by JerrySiegel and Joe Shuster, but the duocreated Funnyman on the heels ofSuperman. Made in theirs and actorDanny Kaye’s image, Funnyman’sJewishness comes from an inherentessence rather than from stereotypicallyJewish characteristics. On display for thefirst time ever, Super Silly is comprised of50 of the original Funnyman comicstoryboards.

A Super Silly Comic StripDrawing Workshop for SeniorsTuesday, December 13 @ 1:15 pm andTuesday, December 20 @ 1:15 pm

Explore the art of comic strip drawingand create your own comics in connec-tion to your culture.No fee

Opening receptionSaturday, January 14 • 6 pmJews, Humor, and Funnymanpresentation by Funnyman expert Mel Gordon, U.C. Berkeley

No feeReception sponsored by Miriam and Jim Lieb

Be A Hero for Trees Tu B’ShevatShabbat DinnerFriday, February 3 • 5:30–7:30 pm

Decorate your own superhero cape soyou can protect trees from “villains”!Plus, celebrate a festive Shabbat and eata yummy dinner with family and friends!

$10/eater; children under 2 are free

Program in partnership with the JCC’s My Baby and Me.

Danny Kaye: The ReelFunnymanClassic films featuring Funnyman-inspiration Danny Kaye. No fee.

Inspector GeneralSunday, January 29 • 1 pmJCC Levinson HallSunday, March 18 • 1pmCarnegie Public Library (Oakland)

The Court JesterThursday, February 9 • 7pmCarnegie Public Library (Oakland)Monday, March 12 • 1:15 pmJCC Levinson Hall

Super Silly! is supported by Feral HousePublishing, Betty and Joseph Ellovich, andMarcia and Bob Frumerman. Major funding forthe American Jewish Museum is provided by theAllegheny Regional Asset Board, the Anna L.Caplan & Irene V. Caplan Fund of the JewishFederation of Greater Pittsburgh, the Robert C.and Gene B. Dickman Fund, Ira and NanetteGordon Curator Enrichment Fund, Edward N.and Jane Haskell Endowment Creative ProjectsFund, the Nancy Bernstein and Robert SchoenFund, Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts, andindividual support.

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Funnyman #4(May 1948), Medieval Mirthquake, imagecourtesy Adam Parfrey.

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SPECIAL NEEDS Call Liza Baron, ext. 241.The JCC serves individuals with specialneeds by mainstreaming them intoregular JCC programs such as day campas well as providing programs dedicatedto their needs. We encourage everyinterested person with a disability toparticipate.

EARL LATTERMAN FAMILYJ.S.S.N. (JEWISH SINGLESSUPPORT NETWORK)A social group for young adults, ages 20and up, with mild to moderatedevelopmental disabilities. This groupmeets weekly for programmingmeetings overseen by a staff advisorand enjoys programs they havedeveloped.

VIOLET AND JOSEPH SOFFERFOUNDATION AND FAMILYSPECIAL OLYMPICSCall Ellen McBride, 412-731-6185.Individualized training for SpecialOlympics. Special Olympics is for anyoneover age 8 with cognitive delays. Pleasecall for start dates.

BasketballSundays11:30 am-1 pmNo fee

SwimmingTuesdays5-6 pmNo fee

Teen After-School CenterTeens and young adults ages 13-21 withspecial needs can come to the JCC afterschool for a variety of activitiesincluding sports, cooking, communityservice and swimming. This includesfocused one-on-one attention to eachparticipant’s growth and developmentof life skills.

September-June$1,060/one day a week$1,770/two days a week$2,115/three days a week$2,540/four days a week $2,825/five days a week

Gesher Program at EmmaKaufmann Camp Two week session: June 17-29Contact Adam Baron, 412-278-4184, ext. 209, [email protected] Gesher program serves high-functioning teens with special needs.Gesher participants engage in theirfavorite camp activities such as ropescourse, water-tubing and horsebackriding. Campers learn teamwork,independence and Jewish identity.Interaction with other campers andintegration into activities with groups ofall ages is a focal point of our program.

The Gesher Program is supported in part by TheEdith L. Trees Charitable Trust.

The Special Needs Department is supported inpart by a grant from the Herman and RebeccaFineberg Fund for Exceptional People withadditional support from the Edna and LarryAbelson Fund for Special Needs, the Raymondand Elizabeth Bloch Educational and CharitableFoundation, the Ralph Davidson Special NeedsFund, the Zola Hirsch Fund for Special Needsand the Robert Spiegel Memorial EndowmentFund.

AGEWELLPITTSBURGH AgeWell Pittsburgh offers a one-stopresource that links older adults, theirfamily members, friends and caregiversto solutions for issues related to aging.

Call 412-422-0400 or visitAgeWellpgh.org

AgeWell Pittsburgh is a collaborative programof the Jewish Association on Aging, the JewishCommunity Center of Greater Pittsburgh andJewish Family & Children's Service.

Major funding for AgeWell Pittsburgh isprovided in part by the Jewish Federation ofGreater Pittsburgh and the United Way ofAllegheny County. Additional funding isprovided by a grant from The Fine Foundation,The Pittsburgh Foundation and an anonymousdonor. Government support is provided by theArea Agency on Aging, Department of HumanServices, Allegheny County.

Funding for the AgeWell Independent AdultServices Department is provided by grants fromthe Jack Buncher Foundation, the HymanFamily Foundation, the Jewish Federation ofGreater Pittsburgh and the Amelia MilesFoundation through The PNC Charitable TrustGrant Review Committee.

WECHSLER BRIDGE PROGRAMCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.

Brush-Up Bridge IICourse will cover finesses, hand re-evaluation, Stayman, Opener’s andResponder’s rebids, leads and defensivebids. Judi Sonon, instructor.

Tuesdays,March 20-May 157-9 pm$55/member; $70/community

Intermediate Bridge: “Defense”Topics covered will include: LeadsAgainst No Trump; Leads Against Suits;Third Hand Play; Second Hand Play;Attitude, Count, and Suit PreferenceSignals.

WednesdaysMarch 21-May 169:30-11:30 am$55/member; $70/community

Duplicate BridgeAdvanced bridge for serious players. Please bring a partner. Marge Tamres, Director.

Wednesdays, ongoing11:45 am-3:30 pm$6

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J CAFEAre you looking for a convenientplace to have lunch? Come to the J Cafe for a delicious kosher lunch.You have choices:Comfort Zone—Hot lunch that

includes traditional comfort foodsand sides

New Deli—Sandwich with anassortment of meats offered(Monday, Wednesday and Friday)

Showthyme—A fresh hot entreeprepared right in front of you(Tuesday and Thursday)

Garden Grove—Parve soup and saladbar with a choice of toppings

Splash—Hot and cold tea

Mondays through Fridays11 am-1 pmLevinson HallSpecial pricing for those ages 60 +.Reservations preferred. Call 412-521-8011, ext. 111, no later than10 am. View the weekly menu at JCCPGH.org/page/jcafe

The JCC is under the supervision of the VAAD.

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COMPUTERCLASSES Call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.

Basic Word 1 & 2 (v. 2007)Learn to create new documents, edityour work, change font sizes and saveand retrieve documents effectively.

FridaysJanuary 20, 279:30-11:30 am$55/member, $60/community

Basic Word 3 & 4 (v. 2007 )Learn to create documents, signs andletters. Have fun inserting pictures andcreating borders, bulleted andnumbered lists, mail merge, etc.

FridaysFebruary 17, 249:30-11:30 am$55/member; $60/community

Excel 1 & 2 (v. 2007)FridaysMarch 16, 239:30 am-11:30 am$55/member; $60/community

CULTURE CLUB You must be registered for OPT to useour transportation. Call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.

Marvin & the Movies with Dave Koz, SaxophoneSaxophonist Dave Koz joins MarvinHamlisch and the PSO to performmemorable songs from the silver screen.Hear Marvin’s own Academy Award-winning song, “The Way We Were,” aswell as other classics from “Wizard of Oz,”“West Side Story,” “Hunt for Red October”and more.

Sunday, January 292 pm$48/member; $56/community

NEW! AGEWELL’SLIVE WELLWORKSHOP SERIESCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Tuesdays1:15-3 pmRoom 202$10 per session/ $60 for the entire seriesBuy the series and get one programFREE!

Gourmet WeightwiseDiscover how to fulfill your cravings andbegin losing weight immediately withdelicious gourmet items. Food sampleswill be provided at the program.

January 17, 31 and February 14

To Bead or Not To BeadWork with Swarovski crystal beads tomake gorgeous one-of-a-kind jewelry.

February 7

Crafty CoutureMake your own colorful scarves with theWonder Under technique.

February 28

Filmmaking 101Learn how to create memorable slideshows from digital pictures. Createspecial “keepsakes” for your family toenjoy.

March 6

Crazy About SushiLearn how to make quick and easy sushithat you can share with your friends.Samples will be provided.

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A Super Silly Comic StripDrawing Workshop for SeniorsTuesday, December 13 @ 1:15 pm andTuesday, December 20 @ 1:15pm

Explore the art of comic strip drawingand create your own comics in connec-tion to your culture. Comics will be pre-sented with the exhibition.No fee

Eight Crazy Nights! Chanukah Dinner ShowLights, latkes and sufganiyot! Enjoy theholiday time with your friends over afestive dinner and klezmer show.

Thursday, December 155:30-7:30 pmLevinson Hall$12/age 60+; $15/age 59 and underRegister by Thursday, December 8

Enjoy Living, Not Falling!Pennsylvania’s Healthy StepsProgramIncrease your awareness of preventingfalls through outdoor and home safety.Nutrition, medication safety and stressmanagement will also be covered.Refreshments and giveaways included.

Monday, January 91:15-3 pmLevinson HallNo feeRegister by January 3

Celebrate It’s Purim! Call Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Celebrate this holiday by hearing anexciting show of Jewish music. Enjoy adelicious dinner with Purim goodiesbefore the show.

Tuesday, March 65:30-7:30 pm$15/60+; $18/age 59 and underRegister by February 24

Watch For:Passover Wine Tasting and MusicalSeder Enjoy tasting a selection of Passoverwines from Pinsker’s Wine Shop and amusical Seder meal. Experience thespirit of this holiday.

Passover Dessert SaleLook no further for decadent Kosher-for-Passover desserts.

ONGOINGPROGRAMSCall Sybil Lieberman, ext. 135.

The following programs are supported byAllegheny County Area Agency on Aging(ACAAA) and are open to anyone who is 60years of age or older and a resident of Al-legheny County. A one-time registrationmust be completed in Room 201. Bring aphoto ID with your date of birth.

Is It Your Birthday?Celebrate monthly birthdays with asong, a dessert and good wishes.

Got Shabbat Spirit? Welcome the Sabbath by celebratingwith your friends.

Fridays

Legal Services An attorney visits the JCC to assist withlegal issues. Call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362, for an appointment on thesecond Friday of each month.

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TransportationRegister for OPT/ACCESS, bus passesand Elder Express in Room 201. Bringphoto ID with your date of birth.

Voter RegistrationRegister to vote, change your party orchange your address with theDepartment of Elections in Room 201.

Special EventsAny dinner or program that is co-sponsored by ACAAA requires a one-time ACAAA registration. Register inRoom 201.

Mind-Full Monday LecturesCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Guest speakers on pertinent subjects.

Mondays, 1:15-2:15 pmLevinson BNo fee

Creative Arts ClubCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278. Participate in a variety of creative artssuch as jewelry making, homemadecrafts, art history and reading andwriting techniques.

Tuesdays, 1:15-2:15 pm No fee

Book Review with Helen-Faye RosenblumCall Sybil Lieberman, ext. 135.Join us for a lively discussion led bywriter, teacher and reviewer Helen-FayeRosenblum.

Tuesday, January 10Thursday, March 221:15-2-15 pmRoom 202 No fee

Wednesday Afternoon at the CinemaCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Watch newly released movies on our 52-inch plasma screen television.

Wedn esdays, Room 202 1:15 pmNo fee

PALS Book Club and High TeaCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Join in monthly discussions and meetnew people. Books are supplied at thebeginning of the month.

Fourth Wednesday of the month1:15-2:15 pm, Room 202No fee

PALS Book Clubs are supported by Highmark® andthe Allegheny County Library Association.

JACOB WOLHENDLERWELLNESS PROGRAM

Revitalize Your Life! Call Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.This JAA program addresses flexibility,memory, nutrition, joint and back pain,relaxation techniques and more.

First Monday of every month1:15-2:15 pmNo fee, Levinson Hall

Keeping Up With Dr. Paul CaplanCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362. Dr. Caplan brings a world of knowledgeand expertise to medical topics.

Third Monday of the month1:15-2:15 pm, Room 202No fee

Ask the DoctorCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278.Learn from Dr. Andrea Fox,Gerontologist and Director of theSquirrel Hill Health Center.

Fourth Monday of the month 1:15-2:15 pmNo fee

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2 New! Wii YOGAExplore interactive fitness games on ourWii system in Room 202. Relax, restoreand experience the benefits.

Thursdays, beginning January 51:15-2:15 pmRoom 202No fee

Blood Pressure ScreeningsCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.Every other WednesdayBegins January 1110:30-11:30 amNo fee

Facilitated by a registered nurse from JewishAssociation on Aging Centers for Rehabilitation, aprogram of AgeWell Pittsburgh.

T’ai ChiWednesdaysJanuary 25-March 281-1:45 pm$30/members; $35/community

Beginner’s Drop-in ClassSponsored in part by ACAAA.1:45-2:30 pm, ongoing

Mental AerobicsMaintain brain fitness with games,exercise and social activities. Instructorprovided by CCAC.

Thursdays Classes return in February; call JeanneRonschke, ext. 362, for dates and to register.1:15-3:15 pm, Room 202 No fee

Restoration And RelaxationBoost immunity and mental claritythrough relaxation, breathing andstretching exercises. Instructor providedby CCAC. Bring a towel with you.

ThursdaysClasses return in February; call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362, for dates and to register.1:15 pm-3 pmRoom 202No fee

Line DancingClasses return in February; call JeanneRonschke, ext. 362, for dates and to register.

Strong Seniors Stay YoungBuild strength in your arms and legs. Allparticipants must be registered withACAAA.

Wednesdays, ongoing10 am, Levinson B$1/class suggested donation

Sponsored in part by the Area Agency on Aging,

Department of Human Services, Allegheny County

JUDAICS ANDDISCUSSIONCall Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.

Yiddish ConversationTuesdays, 10-11 amNo fee

JCC Choral GroupOpen to JCC members who like to sing.

Thursdays, 10 amNo fee

Current Events ClassCall Nicole Mezare, ext. 278. Hear guest rabbis and speakers discusspolitics and current events.

Fridays, 10:30-11:30 amRoom 307; no fee

Israeli Folk DancingCherie Maharam leads a class forbeginners and then a dance-by-requestsession in the Kaufmann Dance Studio.

Thursdays, ongoing, 7:30 pm$3 suggest ed donation

Hebrew LiteratureReadings from a variety of Hebrewperiodicals with Dave Dinkin.

Tuesdays, 10-11 amNo fee

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ELDER EXPRESSElder Express provides regularlyscheduled van service to people age 65 and older. If you live in the 15217zip code and are registered with Access,you are automatically registered forElder Express. Ride all day for $2. Formore information, call Jeanne Ronschke,ext. 362.

NEW AMERICANSCall Irene Krastoshevskaya, ext. 237.

ESL (English as a Second Language)ClassesFor New Americans from the formerSoviet Union, ages 60 and older.

Russian Language LibraryMondays, 11 am-noonThursdays, 5-6 pm

Support for New Americans is provided in part by agrant from the Jack Buncher Foundation.

IMMIGRANT ASSISTANCEPROGRAM SUPPORTED IN PARTBY ANITA AND SAM MICHAELS

CHECKMATESIf you know an older adult who wouldappreciate a weekly, friendly phone callor would like to volunteer for this peer-led telephone reassurance program, callAmy Gold, MSW, ext. 207.

SUPPORT GROUPSCall Sybil Lieberman, ext. 135.

General Bereavement Support GroupFacilitation provided by Sivitz JewishHospice. To register, call Jan Kellough,MA, 412-422-5700.

Last Tuesday of the month 3-4:30 pm; Room 204

Recently Bereaved SupportGroup: Healing HeartsThis group is for individuals who haveexperienced the loss of a loved one inthe past year. Facilitation provided bySivitz Jewish Hospice of the JewishAssociation on Aging. For moreinformation or to register, call Jan Kellough, MA, 412-422-5700.

Will resume in the spring.

LOREN R. HIRSCH MEMORIALBEREAVEMENT PROGRAMFacilitation provided by Forbes Hospice.Please call Kevin Henry, facilitator,before attending: 412-578-6795.

Bereavement for Adult ChildrenThird Wednesday of each month7-9 pm

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Call Sarah Hoffman, ext. 225.This program is free to seniors who useHighmark® Security Blue, Freedom Blue,Medigap Blue or Health OptionsProgram through the Public SchoolEmployees Retirement System as theirinsurance provider. Participants receivea general membership to the JCC thatincludes the walking track, pool, CardioDeck, weight room and general lockerrooms.

JCC members who do not carry one ofthese insurance plans may participate inany of these classes for $1.

Muscular Strength and Rangeof Movement (MSROM)This class is designed to increasemuscular strength, range of movement,and activity for daily living skills. A chairis used for seated and/or standingsupport.

Mondays9-9:45 am

Tuesdays9-9:45 am1-1:45 pm

Thursdays10-10:45 am1-1:45 pm

YogaStretch ClassUsing a chair for support, you’ll increaseflexibility, build endurance and learnhow to relax and think more clearly.

Mondays11-11:45 am

Tuesdays10-10:45 am

Thursdays11-11:45 am

Fridays10:15-11 am

Cardio Circuit This more intense workout includesstanding non-impact choreographyalternating with standing upper bodystrength work with hand-held weights,tubing bands and a ball. Note: This classis for people who are comfortablestanding to exercise for 30-40 minutesat a time.

Mondays10-10:45 am

Tuesdays11-11:45 am

Thursdays9-9:45 am

Fridays11-11:45 am

SilverSplashThis water fitness program is designedfor SilverSneakers® members to enhancequality of life and daily function usingspecifically designed SilverSneakers®kickboards. No swimming ability isrequired for this safe, fun and effectiveprogram.

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UPMC Health Plan is proud to support the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh.

Building a healthy future

AnonymousAlcoa Foundation Leadership Grants for

Arts ManagersAlexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer FoundationAllegheny Regional Asset DistrictBeatrice Schutte FoundationThe Buhl Foundation

Henry C. Frick Educational FundBuncher Family FoundationCharles M. Morris Charitable TrustCity of Pittsburgh Community

Development Block GrantLuke Ravenstahl, MayorDoug Shields, Council PresidentBill Peduto, Councilman

Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaDepartment of Community & EconomicDevelopment

Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaKeystone STARS

Donald & Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation

The Edith L. Trees Charitable TrustThe Ettenson Family Charitable FundThe Fine FoundationThe Herbert G. Feldman Charitable

FoundationHyman Family FoundationIda and Bernard Behr Holocaust Memorial

Education FundJCCA (Jewish Community Centers of

North America)Funds at the Jewish Community

Foundation of the Jewish Federation ofGreater Pittsburgh:Marlene Averbach Memorial FundLouis Brody Endowment FundRosella & Gilbert Broff FundPhilip Chosky FundHerman Fineberg Endowment Fund for

Exceptional ChildrenBenjamin & Jane Glass Endowment FundAdolph & Jack Goldsmith Endowment

Fund

Joseph “Ziggy” Kahn Endowment FundOliver M. Kaufmann, Jr. Endowment Fund

for Young ChildrenKossis Early Childhood Equipment

Replacement FundMark Allen Robinson Day Care

Endowment FundRogal Ruslander Endowment FundLarry Ruttenberg Endowment FundConnie Sherman Music Scholarship

Endowment FundSandy and Edgar Snyder Israel

Experience FundRobert Spiegel Endowment Fund

B.C. Weiner and Marjorie Ash WeinerEndowment Fund

Wolf Family Endowment FundJewish Federation of Greater PittsburghJewish Healthcare FoundationJewish Sports Hall of FameMassey Charitable TrustMorris & Fannie Skilken Family FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsPennsylvania Council on the Arts—

Partnership Stream Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts

The Philip Chosky Educational andCharitable Foundation

The Amelia Miles Foundation through thePNC Charitable Trust Grant ReviewCommittee

Funds at The Pittsburgh Foundation:Alyce Friedberg Memorial Fund Barbara and Marcus Aaron Fund Gertrude Seder Fund S. J. Noven Memorial Fund

Pittsburgh Jewish Pre-KindergartenEducational Improvement Foundation of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

PNC FoundationRaymond and Elizabeth Bloch Educational

and Charitable FoundationSamuel M. Goldston Teen Philanthropy

B’nai Mitzvah GroupUnited Way of Allegheny CountyWeiner Family Foundation

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THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS

THE JCC IS GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS ANDGOVERNMENT AGENCIES WHO SUPPORTED THE AGENCY IN 2011.

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$5,000+Lovin’ SpoonfulAnonymousBuchanan Ingersoll & RooneyDel Monte FoodsFifth Third BankFirst Niagara BankFull Bowl CateringGiant EagleIna and Larry GumbergThe Hurwitz Family and

BL Sour Cream and DipsHyman Family FoundationEllen and Jack KesslerJeffrey Markel and

Carol RobinsonNuGo Nutrition Oxford Development CompanyLori and James RuttenbergSuzanne and Brian SchreiberTrust-Franklin Press Co.

$2,500+Sugar MagnoliaA&L Motor SalesMeryl & David Ainsman

and Ainsman, Levine &Drexler, LLC

Aladdin Food ManagementServices

Cheryl Gerson and BruceAmericus

Marc and Betsy BrownCleanCareColdCypress, LLCdesignspaceGroff OrthopaedicsIron City Uniform RentalsISS Facility ServicesEllen and Gregg KanderCarole and Jerry KatzLynn and Larry LebowitzLindenmeyr Munroe LittlesMosaic LinensNorthwestern Mutual Financial

NetworkSquare CaféUPMC Cancer CentersWitt Pest Management

$1,500+Strawberry FieldsAhmie E. Baum CFP®, UBS

Financial Services Inc. BPU Investment Management,

Inc.CIBER, Inc.Dunkin’ DonutsCaryle and Mark GlosserLori & Richard Guttman and

Guttman OilHerrmann PrintingHMS MarketingJennifer and Larry HonigSusan Berman and

Doug Kress Cindy Goodman-Leib and Scott

LeibRobert and Celia LissMcCrory & McDowell LLCElliott OshryS&T BankNancy Bernstein and

Robert SchoenSir Speedy Printing–OaklandUniversity of PittsburghVeritas Contracting LLCWalnut Capital

$1,000+Crimson & CloverAlpha GraphicsAlpha Screen GraphicsB&R Pools & Swim ShopBBR Servicesbig Burrito Restaurant GroupBNY Mellon Wealth

ManagementSidney and Sylvia Busis Barbara and Gerald ChaitCommon Plea CateringConcept Art GalleryCreate StudioDesmone & Associates

ArchitectsDollar BankEyetiqueFast SignsFederated Investors

Foundation, Inc.Fort Pitt Capital GroupFranklin InteriorsJack and Karen Friedman

Marcia GumbergDarryl HallHefren-Tillotson, Inc.Henderson Brothers, Inc.Invitations Unlimited / Robin

GordonJacobson Associates Inc./

Wagner AgencyJames P. Goldman, AIA–Sports

Facility ConsultantLieber Hammer Huber

& BenningtonCatherine and Mark LoevnerLouis Plung & Company MedExpressMeyer, Unkovic & Scott LLPParkvale BankAudrey Russo and

Joseph ParrishPenn Fixture & Supply

CompanyPerspectivesPittsburgh Oral Surgery, P.C.PJ Dick/TrumbullPollock Begg Komar & Glasser

LLCThe Prop ShopR&B Mechanical, Inc.Richard E. RauhRobert I. Glimcher Family

FoundationAmy and Steven RockKaren and Tony RossRudolph FamilyIn Honor of Jerome Segal Shady Side AcademyLinda and Ken SimonSmallman Street DeliSongwhaleStrassburger McKenna Gutnick

& GefskyToshiba Business SolutionsTypecraft PressWinchester Thurston School

Media SponsorsLamar AdvertisingPittsburgh City PaperThe Jewish ChronicleWhirl Publishing

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