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October - November - December 2017 / January 2018

Registration Begins Monday,

September 25

Registration Begins For:JCC Members: Monday, September 25

Guest: Wednesday, September 27

Receive A $5 Discount Off Your Classes When You Register Online!

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MONDAY CLASSESThe Films of John Ford: Hollywood's Greatest Action DirectorInstructor: Moylan Mills, Ph.D.

Faculty, Penn State University

John Ford singlehandedly made Westerns an important cinematic genre and John Wayne a major film star. He also won four Oscars in the Best Director category, the most of any director in Hollywood history. We will view and discuss The Informer,

Stagecoach, The Searchers, The Battle

of Midway, The Quiet Man, and Fort

Apache.

6 Mondays • 10:00am - 12:30pm Nov. 13, 20, Dec. 4, 11, 18, Jan. 8

JCC Member - $50 Guest - $75

Christine’s Art Class Instructor: Christine Lyons Rendell, M.A.

Art Educator, Fine Artist, Graphic Artist

Christine provides individualized instruction in all mediums within this relaxed and friendly group setting. Bring your art supplies.New students welcome!

6 Mondays • 10:00am - 12 Noon Oct. 30, Nov. 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11


Oz PearlmanOz Pearlman

Alice HoffmanAlice Hoffman

Carol LeiferCarol Leifer

Other Best Sellers:

Michael Bar-Zohar, Marie Benedict,

Janet Benton, Bill Green,

Pam Jenoff, Francine Klagsburn,

Rachel Kadish, Ellen Umansky

and many more!

Tickets go on sale Monday, Sept. 18www.katzjcc/abcfest

NOVEMBER 5-12

NEWTIME

MONDAY CLASSES (cont'd)

Sylvia Herman Memorial Bridge Play Plus: Intermediate/Advanced Bridge Strategies Instructor: Joanne Smith,

ACBL Life Master,

Accredited Instructor and Director

Our accredited instructor will work with intermediate and advanced bridge players on sharpening their skills. Every class will include an opportunity to practice strategies in supervised play.6 Mondays • 10:00 am - 12 Noon Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18, Jan. 8, 15


Wise King Solomon Instructor: Merle Salkin, Former Education

Director, Society Hill Synagogue

Meet Solomon, the man with 700 wives and 300 concubines. He was the last king to reign over a united kingdom, builder of the First Temple in Jerusalem and perhaps, author of The Song of Songs and Proverbs. Solomon prayed that he be granted wisdom rather than riches and was known as the wisest man in the world. Please bring a copy of a Bible which includes “Chronicles” and “Kings.”3 Mondays • 10:30 - 11:45am October 16, 23, 30


Medicinal Drugs: Past, Present, and FutureInstructor: Bob Bernoff, Ph.D., Faculty Penn State

Humans have been searching for methods to prevent or cure diseases for over 2,000 years. From archaeological finds to recent and past discoveries, uncover how different drugs work and what remarkable advances the near future holds for all of us. 3 Mondays • 10:30 - 11:45am October 16, 23, 30


Sylvia Herman Memorial Beginner Bridge for the Novice Player Instructor: Bernadette Hennessy May, M.Ed,

Owner of Game Friendzy

Looking to learn a new game? Are you curious about bridge? Bridge is a fun and challenging game that is played throughout the world. In this beginner course, we will focus on the basics of bridge terminology and play in a friendly, social, and relaxed atmosphere. 6 Mondays • 12:30 - 2:00pm Nov. 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18


The Magic of BroadwayInstructor: Leila Joffe, M.F.A. American

Conservatory Theatre, Member of AFTRA,

SAG and Actor’s Equity

Let the magic of Broadway surround you through recorded performances and animated discussions about some of the greatest shows and their composers. 6 Mondays • 1:00 - 2:15pm Oct. 16, 23, 30, Nov. 13, 27, Dec. 4


Intro to Jewish GenealogyInstructor: Evan Fishman, Jewish Genealogical

Society of Greater Philadelphia

Let’s explore your family history together. We’ll cover basic concepts, record keeping, document gathering, electronic and physical resources and writing your family’s story. Students must bring

their own laptop computers to class.

Class limited to 12 students.

6 Mondays • 2:30 - 3:45pm Oct. 16, 23, 30, Nov. 13, 20, 27


An Introduction to Israeli ArtInstructor: Martin Rosenberg, Ph.D.,

former Chair of the Department of Fine Arts,

Rutgers University

Half a century before the establishment of the State of Israel, artists began to shape and express a sense of Israeli identity and address many aspects of this complex, diverse society through their work. Israeli art has continued to develop and to evolve for the last 120 years, weaving a complex tapestry that reveals a great deal about the country, its people and issues that are not only those of Israel, but are of broad importance in the contemporary world. We will bring into sharper focus some of the key strands of this rich, artistic and cultural fabric to better understand this country that is so central to our identity as Jews.3 Mondays • 2:30 - 3:45pm Oct. 16, 23, 30


L I F E L O N G L E A R N I N G

For further information or questions call Sharon Siegel

856-424-4444 ext. 1297 or visit

katzjcc.org/adult-education

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TUESDAY CLASSES Four Hot Political TopicsInstructor: William Rosenberg, Ph.D.

Faculty Drexel University

Join Dr. Rosenberg on a journey every week exploring what’s hot in the world of politics today.October 17: The Future of

Political PartiesOctober 24: Presidential CampaignsOctober 31: Legitimacy,

Sovereignty & Authority: Components Allowing a Nation to Function

November 14: Impeachment: Process, Function, Outcomes

4 Tuesdays • 10:30 - 11:45am Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14


Rasputin and the Fall of the Russian MonarchyInstructor: John Pesda, PhD.

Faculty Camden County College

October 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. The Communist revolution changed the course of 20th century history and still reverberates today. From the origins of the Romanov monarchy in the 17th century to its collapse in 1917, examine the autocratic government’s responses to political/economic challenges. Special emphasis will be placed on the events during the reign of inept ruler Tsar Nicholas II. Explore in-depth the myths and role associated with Grigori Rasputin, who exerted enormous influence on the Romanovs’ in the aftermath of their son’s hemophilia diagnosis. 5 Tuesdays • 10:30 - 11:45am Dec. 5, 12, 19, Jan. 9, 23


The Little Tiny Book of Jewish KnowledgeInstructor: Gilah Lewis Sietz, Jewish Educator

Learn in a fun way all the essentials of Jewish life and Judaism in short snippets of information. Each week topics will be presented on a single page and by the end of the course, everyone will have their own copy of The Little Tiny Book

of Jewish Knowledge to add to their home bookshelf.6 Tuesdays • 10:30 - 11:45am Nov. 14, 21, Dec. 12, 19, Jan. 9, 16


People Talk Instructor: Tilly Spetgang, Faculty Writer’s

Workshop at Rutgers University, Associate

Editor Discover Magazine, Syndicated Columnist,

Published Author, Radio Talk Show Host

This unique class will pose provocative questions which in turn ignite insights into the human condition. Come share the laughter and thought provoking discussions.6 Tuesdays • 10:30 - 11:45am Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21, 28


Bernice Kessler Endowment Fund: Canasta for All LevelsInstructor: Bernadette Hennessy May, M.Ed,

Owner of Game Friendzy in Haddonfield

Our experienced instructor will provide instruction to beginners, answer questions, offer suggestions, give advice and form groups as needed. Four-player partnerships will be the focus with time also devoted to two and three person play in the later weeks. Each session will contain instruction for the beginner/novice players and strategy, tips and variations for the returning or experienced players.Groups and individuals of all levels

are welcome. 8 Tuesdays • 12:30 - 2:00pmOct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12


The View from the White House Instructor: Myra Gutin, Ph.D.,

Faculty Rider University

Who was the best? Who was the worst? Ponder these and other questions as we trace the history of American First Ladies from Eleanor Roosevelt to Melania Trump. Moments of bravery, innovative practices, crushing defeats at the polls and shining, defining moments characterize more than a century in the lives of these remarkable and diverse women. 3 Tuesdays • 1:00-2:15pm Oct. 17, 24, 31


Tea, Torah and Text Instructor: Rabbi Richard Address,

Jewish Sacred Aging, Boomer Generation Radio

From significant Jewish texts to the Torah, Prophets and Writings, we will extrapolate moral and ethical lessons that continue to be relevant today. Text will be reviewed in English.Tea and treats included.

6 Tuesdays • 1:00 - 2:15pm Oct. 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21, Dec. 5, 12


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TUESDAY CLASSES (cont'd)

Drawing and Painting in the Afternoon(Class held at Lions Gate Art Studio)Instructor: David Butler, BFA

Oil Painter, Stone Sculpture, Pottery,

Experienced Art Instructor

This 2 hour class for beginners to experienced artists will focus on drawing and oil painting and will expand your knowledge, understanding and comfort with these two mediums. Students will begin with basic drawing concepts and techniques that will enhance their oil painting experience. We will then focus on color, color mixing, the relationship between colors, composition, material techniques and how to use color to create light and dark which will create shape. Class limited to 12 students.

10 Tuesdays • 2:00 - 4:00pm Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19, Jan. 9


Drawing and Painting in the Evening (Class held at Lions Gate Art Studio)Instructor: David Butler, BFA

Oil Painter, Stone Sculpture, Pottery,

Experienced Art Instructor

Description the same as above.

10 Tuesdays • 6:00 - 8:00pm Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19, Jan. 9


WEDNESDAY CLASSESBernice Kessler Endowment Fund: Mah Jongg for All LevelsInstructor: Bernadette Hennessy May, M.Ed,

Owner of Game Friendzy

Our experienced instructor will provide instruction to beginners, answer questions, offer suggestions, give advice and form groups as needed. Supplies for beginner players will be provided. If you have the current National Mah Jongg winning hands card and set, please bring them. All levels of groups and individuals are welcome. 8 Wednesdays • 10:00 - 11:30am Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 15, 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20


Art Appreciation: In Pursuit of Women ArtistsInstructor: Irene Sfakianos, MFA, University of

the Arts, Moore College of Art

Celebrate the brave women who found their way in an art world totally dominated by men and find inspiration in their work, their lives, their impact on society. Beginning with Sofonisba Anguissola, a portrait artist during the Italian Renaissance, our journey will travel through five centuries of female pioneers including Frida Kahlo, Georgia O’Keefe, Dorothea Lange, Kiki Smith, and many more. 6 Wednesdays • 10:30 - 11:45amOct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 15, 29, Dec. 6


Current EventsInstructor: Susan Myers, B.A.,

Brandeis University, founder J.S.P.A.N.,

Political Scientist

In this longtime favorite class, our political expert will continue to astound us with her comprehensive analysis of domestic and international politics gleaned from reports, government pronouncements and programs. With her liberal leanings, she’s sure to inspire exciting discussions.5 Wednesdays • 1:00 - 2:00pmNov. 15, 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20


Gotta Read!Instructor: Lisa Katz, MLIS

Book Club Facilitator, Librarian

Join us for friendly, well-directed and focused book discussions. Please read the following books prior to class:October 18: Beartown

by Fredrik BachmanNovember 15: The Unseen World

by Liz MooreDecember 13: Heat & Light

by Jennifer HaighJanuary 10: News of the World

by Paulette JilesJanuary 31: Ties

by Domenico Starnone and Jhumpa Lahiri

5 Wednesdays • 1:00 - 2:15pmOct. 18, Nov. 15, Dec. 13, Jan. 10, 31


Mental AerobicsInstructor: Mark Pinzur, B.A. cum laude

Mathematics; Colgate University, M.Ed.;

Curriculum and Instruction, Temple University

Studies have shown that using one’s mind on a daily basis to solve puzzles can help slow or prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. You will enjoy solving various word and logic puzzles, do some mental math, and, in general, give your grey matter a workout. 6 Wednesdays • 1:00 - 2:15pm Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 15, 29, Dec. 6






Student Spotlight: The Unsung Heroes Instructor: Dr. Marvin Herring

Throughout history, there have been heroes, too often unknown and unrecognized. These unsung heroes are not people but our feathered, furry and aquatic friends. Join Dr. Herring as he celebrates, from ancient to modern times, their spunk, courage and bravery, with an entertaining presentation of stories, videos, documents and humor. Thursday, November 1 1:00 - 2:30pm


Movie Nights with Joe Truitt Instructor: Joe Truitt, Movie Maven

Enjoy an eclectic lineup of films all with the common theme of Los Angeles, the City of Angels: City of Dreams,

Chinatown, L.A. Confidential, The Player

and Café Society. Snacks included.

4 Wednesdays • 7:00 - 10:00pm Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 15


THURSDAY CLASSES Bagel Breakfast: Mae West: One Of A Kind Instructor: Moylan Mills, Ph.D.,

Faculty Penn State University

In the 1920s, Mae West ended up in jail because her show on Broadway-written by Mae and starring Mae-was so sexy and titillating that the NYC police had to shut it down. But this didn't stop her. She went to Hollywood and singlehandedly saved Paramount Studios from falling into bankruptcy. Subsequently, Mae became the queen of

Hollywood and gained world-wide fame as the “sexiest woman alive.” Enjoy some of Mae's most notorious films: She Done

Him Wrong with Cary Grant and My

Little Chickadee with W. C. Fields. Mae proved there is nothing like a dame-a brainy, funny, sexy dame.Bagel breakfast included.

Thursday, November 2 10:30am - 12Noon


Birth Pangs of Israel-The Jewish State Instructor: Yossi Afek, Jewish Educator

Israel was conceived and shaped by a seemingly endless series of national and international cataclysmic events: pogroms and revolutions in Russia, World War I, World War II, the Holocaust, the 1948 War of Independence and resulting establishment of the State of Israel, the Six Day Warm and the Yom Kippur War. Examining these crossroads we will attempt to evaluate their impact on the character of the Jewish State as well as peek into the future of this remarkable country. 6 Thursdays • 10:30 - 11:45am Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 30, Dec. 7, 14


Jewish Matinee and Movie Snacks: Life is Beautiful Instructor: Gilah Lewis Sietz, Jewish Educator

When an open-minded Jewish librarian and his son become victims of the Holocaust, he uses a perfect mixture of will, humor and imagination to protect his son from the dangers in the camp.Snacks included.

Thursday, January 4 1:00 - 4:00pm


The Joy of KnittingInstructor: Elaine Belson, Knitter and Hobbyist

This relaxed and social class is geared to those with a desire to learn basic knitting skills as well as those who want to choose their own project and receive support along the way. Those new to knitting should bring a set of metal or bamboo 10” needles in size 8 and #4 weight yarn.For beginners to experienced

knitters.

6 Thursdays • 12:00 Noon - 1:30pm Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 30, Dec. 7, 14


Nosh and Knowledge: The Story of the Attack on Pearl Harbor Instructor: Herb Kaufman, Faculty Civil War

Institute, Manor College

Explore the history of Pearl Harbor, Japanese planning and secret innovations, American strategy and perceptions, as well as the interactions between individuals, the government and the military.Coffee and cake included.

Thursday, December 7 1:00 - 2:30pm

JCC Member - $10 General Public - $20

Expedition: Ancient Mediterranean Instructor: Judy Okun, Faculty West Chester

University, Camden County College

Through lively discussion and a combined geographic / historical approach, investigate how Ancient Mediterranean civilizations contributed to the development of the Western world and beyond. Embark on this voyage of discovery which includes stops in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Israel, Phoenicia and Arabia.3 Thursdays • 1:30 - 2:45pm Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2


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THURSDAY CLASSES (cont'd)

Music Appreciation: You CAN Conduct an Orchestra! Instructor: Mark Pinzur, Musical Director of

Moorestown Theatre Company

With baton in hand, learn how to conduct music from Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. The differences between these three masterful composers will also be explained and discussed.Thursday, November 16 2:30 - 3:45pm


Mediumship and Messages of Guidance Instructor: Alaine Portner, Medium

The very popular Alaine Portner returns to enlighten us and deliver life-affirming insight and direction after receiving messages from loved ones or guided spirits.Refreshments included.

Thursday, November 30 6:30 - 8:00pm


FRIDAY CLASSES Positive Aging on Screen: About Schmidt Instructor: Marcy Weiner Lahav, MSW,

Director of Katz JCC Adult, Cultural and

Judaic Department

Is this film about a man’s journey after retirement a comedy or a drama? Jack Nicholson, upon accepting his award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion-Picture-Drama at the 2002 Golden Globes stated, “I’m a little surprised. I thought we made a comedy.” Join us as we watch the critically acclaimed performances of both Nicholson and Kathy Bates to uncover the answer(s) behind the question. Coffee and cake included.

Friday, January 12 9:30am - 12Noon


One G-d, One People, One Country: The Struggle for Unity & Identity in Ancient Israel

Instructor: Yossi Afek, Jewish Educator

The Bible tells a tumultuous, but straightforward story about how the people of Israel were saved by G-d from Egypt - the land of slavery. Under Moses, the ex-slaves were convened at Mount Sinai, received the Torah, made a covenant with G-d and turned Canaan the land of Israel. In the land of Israel, the newly formed nation established Ethical Monotheism: one G-d, one people, one country. Reading between the lines though, in the Bible itself, can reveal a shockingly different picture. This is a story of myth and reality. 6 Fridays • 10:30 - 11:45am Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, Dec. 1, 8, 15


Opera: Fairytale Operas Instructor: Gerald Tremblay, Faculty LaSalle

College, Klein JCC

Three magical operas will be seen, discussed and analyzed to reveal their deep human depths. Come be bewitched and bewildered at the complexity of these fairytale operas. New students welcome.6 Fridays • 10:30am - 12NoonOct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 17, Dec. 1, 8



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Upcoming TripsNew York

Botanical Garden

Chihuly Exhibit

Tuesday, October 3

Leave Katz JCC 8:30am Return approximately 6:30pm

Enjoy a guided tram tour and spend time exploring the breathtaking horticultural displays.

JCC Members: $55 • Guest: $70

Includes round trip coach transportation and tour.

Lunch on your own.

Prince of Broadway:

New Broadway Musical

Sunday, October 15

Leave 1721 Federation Annex 9:30am Return approximately 7:30pm

Prince of Broadway pays tribute to Harold Prince’s 60-year career and examines the circumstances and fortune, both good and bad, that led to him creating some of

the most beloved theater of all time.JCC Members: $150 • Guest: $175

Includes round trip coach transportation, orchestra seats

and gratuity. Lunch on your own.

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When does registration begin? Member registration begins Monday, September 25. Guest registration begins Wednesday, September 27.

How do I register? Register online at katzjcc.org, or by filling out the last page of the course brochure and mailing it in with your payment, or by dropping form and payment in the drop box at the JCC located outside the door of the Adult Department. NO PHONE REGISTRATION!

What forms of payment are accepted? Cash, checks payable to Katz JCC and all major credit cards.

Will I receive a confirmation that I am registered for classes? If you want confirmation that you are accepted into a class—please include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your registration and you will receive a receipt. We will call you only if there is a

problem with your registration.

May I register for a friend? No, You may only register for yourself, spouse or significant other.

Can I pro-rate the class fee if I know I will miss some classes? No, the class fee cannot be pro-rated.

What is the cancellation policy? When appropriate, the Saltzman Foundation Life Long Learning Institute offers CREDITS, not refunds. Credits will not be given after the first day of class except in the case of injury or illness. Written documentation from a physician required.

May I bring a guest to class? Based on space availability, a $10 pass per guest, per class can be purchased in the Adult Department prior to class for occasional guests to accompany registered students. This does not apply for any class where food is included. Guest passes cannot be purchased in lieu of class registration.

• Class spaces are not transferable

• Classes subject to cancellation based on low

enrollment. Register early!

• Instructors subject to change

Life Long Learning Registration FAQs

Richard & Jane AddressSharon & Jeffrey Adelman

Edward AdlemanLily & Richard Baker

Jack BederJudy & Edward Bender

Charlotte BenoffFern & Lawrence Berger

Faye BerlinAlan & Arlene BlocherRuth & Richard Bogutz

Judy BrahinMay Brill

Lois & David BrombergPhilip Broudy

Beverly BrownJeremy & Randee Brunner

Peggy BustardSonnie Butchin

Joyce ButterweckJohn Carroll

Joan & Joseph CohenElliot & Barbara Coleman

Edwin & Eleanor DenenbergGail & Richard DonnerSheryl & Craig Dossick

Toby DubnerMarilyn & Benjamin EisenbergSheldon & Miriam Faktorow

Liliane & Benjamin FarkasJoan FeinbergDena Feinberg

Leonard & Nikki FeldmanHarvey Flaxman

Lila FlinkerPamela & Ronald Gellert

Nancy GibsonJudy & Jordan Goldberg

Marilyn GoldmanBryna & Gary Goldstein

Roberta GoldsteinBarbara & Elliott Goodfriend

Etta & Sydney GordonEdith Green

Sharon & Benjamin GreenMarlene & Robert Greenberg

Linda & Abraham GviliPhyllis Hait

Adele HarrisonRuth & Paul Herron

Sherri & Kenneth HoffmanAl & Judie Hornstein

Nancy & Stephen HorowitzKathleen Horowitz

Leonard & Linda JacobsJCC Senior Social Club

Mayda JurecicEdith Kalech

Judi & Donald KaplanMaurice Karen

Elinor KaseHratch Kasparian

Sabi & Kumru KastroMinnie Kaufman

Stanley & Jodi Kaufman - Cooper

Judith & Alvin KellerAmy Kessler

Maxine & Alan KleimanAnnette KolbySondra Kramer

Ann & Steven KravitzJoel & Lita Kravitz

Alfred & Rachel KurzRaisa & Yury Kushnir

Sandy LacherFrancine Lassin

Robert & Linda LazarDavid & Cheryl Lebowitz

Michael & Barbara LefkoeSandi & Joe Lichtman

Roberta & Bertram LipitzHarvey Liss

Helene & Jack LudwinShirley Malitz

Diane & Benjamin MashioffAmy & Arthur Milgrim

Myron & Elise MillerClifford & Doris Owens

Judith & William PattersonLeah Pleat

Rita & Alan PolonskyPhyllis PopielAlfred RitterRita Rosen

Sylvia RosenbergAnita Rothstein

Rochelle & Robert SaxErwin SchachterBurton Schaffer

Larry & Clara SchreiberHarriet Schulman

Richard & Sharon SchwabMindy & Erik Schwartz

Barbara & Rudy Schwartz

Lily & Yury ShekhterArlene & Bernard Shuster

Seymour Siegel

& Laura Edwards

Barbara & Richard SilverJoyce & Jay Simmons

Linda & Jordan SitnickTara & Jeffrey Skolnik

Beverly SolomonDolores SpewakJovina Spirgel

Doris StahlMarlyn & Harry Starkman

Fred & Sheila SternKaren Wagner

Joseph & Barbara WalkesShirley Wander

Ina WarrenElaine Waxman

Michael & Ilene WeinbergConnye & Harold Weisman

Mindell WoehrDavid & Roslyn Wynne

Melissa & Rudolf ZakRichard & Marjorie

ZimmermanJeffrey & Susan Zucker

We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name. Please call Marcy Lahav at 856-424-4444 x1247 for corrections.

Special Thanks to Our Tree of Life Society Endowment Fund Donors September 2016 - September 2017

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Registration by Mail, Drop Box or Online at www.katzjcc.orgSend or drop off this form with payment immediately. JCC Members have priority registration which opens on Monday, September 25. Guest registration will open on Wednesday, September 27.

Become an JCC Affiliate Member today and enjoy the benefits of discounts and priority registration for

classes, trips, and much more! Effective October 1, adult affiliate members pay only

$136 per year (adults over 60 years of age).

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MondayThe Films of John Ford $50 $75Christine's Art Class $50 $75 Bridge Play Plus: Intermediate/Advanced $50 $75Wise King Solomon $25 $40 Medicinal Drugs: Past, Present, and Future $25 $40Bridge for the Novice Player $50 $75 The Magic of Broadway $45 $65Intro to Jewish Genealogy $45 $65An Introduction to Israeli Art $25 $40Tuesday Four Hot Political Topics $35 $50Rasputin and the Fall of the Russian Monarchy $45 $70The Tiny Little Book of Jewish Knowledge $40 $55People Talk $35 $60Canasta for All Levels $65 $85The View from the White House $35 $50Tea, Torah and Text $40 $55Drawing and Painting in the Afternoon $95 $105Drawing and Painting in the Evening (Night Class) $95 $105WednesdayMah Jongg for All Levels $65 $85Art Appreciation: In Pursuit of Women Artists $45 $70Current Events $40 $65Gotta Read! $40 $55Mental Aerobics $40 $55Student Spotlight: The Unsung Heroes $5 $10Movie Nights with Joe Truitt (Night Class) $40 $50ThursdayBagel Breakfast: Mae West $20 $35Birth Pangs of Israel-The Jewish State $40 $55 Jewish Matinee and Movie Snacks: Life is Beautiful $10 $15The Joy of Knitting $35 $55Nosh and Knowledge: The Story of the Attack on Pearl Harbor $10 $15Expedition: Ancient Mediterranean $35 $50Music Appreciation $10 $15Mediumship & Messages of Guidance (Night Class) $10 $15

FridayPositive Aging on Screen: About Schmidt $10 $15One G-d, One People, One country: The Struggle for Unity & Identity in Ancient Israel $40 $55Opera: Fairytale Operas $45 $60Total

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MONDAY CLASSES - Katz JCC...on society. Beginning with Sofonisba Anguissola, a portrait artist during the Italian Renaissance, our journey will travel through five centuries of female