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 table of contents summer 2010

Early Childhood
Amazing Afternoons . . . . . . . .4
Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Babysitting (Goodman
Shortstop) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Birthday Parties . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Child Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Dance Mini-Camp . . . . . . . . . .5
Early Childhood
Development Center . . . . . . .4
Family Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Infant Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Soccer Mini-Camp . . . . . . . . . .5
Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Children & Youth
After-Camp Activities . . . . . . . .8
Birthday Parties . . . . . . . . . . .8
Camp Chalutzim . . . . . . . . . . .6
Camp Sabra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Chess Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Counselor-In-Training Camp . .6
Fitness Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Fleece Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Mini-Camp Programs . . . . . . . .8
Performing Arts Camp . . . . . . .7
Special Needs . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Specialty Camps . . . . . . . . . . .7
Sports Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Swim Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Youth Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . .8
Families
Family Park . . . . . . . .back page
Sitters on Saturday . . . . . . . . .8
Summer Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Adults
Absolute Abs . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Arthritis Aquatic Program . . . .9
Basketball (Men’s) . . . . . . . .11
Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Cardio-blast Water Aerobics . .9
Cards and Mahj . . . . . . . . . .12
Culture Club . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Group Exercise . . . . . . . . . . .10
Group Kick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Group Power . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Lifeguarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Line Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Performance Nutrition
Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Personal Training . . . . . . . . .10
Pilates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Red Cross Certifications . . . . . .9
Shortstop Babysitting . . . . . .11
Sports and Rec . . . . . . . . . . .11
Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Tai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Watercolor Class . . . . . . . . . .12
Water Aerobics . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Water Workout . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Workout Prescription . . . . . .10
Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Yoga-lates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Older Adults
AARP Driver Safety . . . . . . . .12
AgeWell Pittsburgh . . . . . . . .12
Blood Pressure Screening . . .12
Checkmates . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Current Events . . . . . . . . . . . .12
SilverSneakers® Fitness
Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
General Information
Hours of Operation . .back page
Family Park in Monroeville
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .back page
Center Scene is published quar-
terly by the Jewish Community
Center of Greater Pittsburgh,
5738 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh,
PA 15217.
membership
Membership includes:
FREE State-of-the art fitness
center with circuit training
equipment
FREE 25-yard indoor swimming
pool with handicap accessi-
ble private bathroom and
water-powered chair lift
FREE Double-court gymnasium
FREE Summer outdoor swimming
pool at the Family Park in
Monroeville
FREE Four half-hour personal
training sessions upon
joining
FREE Group fitness classes
FREE Detailed orientation in the
Fitness Center
FREE Outdoor adaptive
playground
FREE Wireless Internet
FREE Play time in Family Place
FREE Kabbalat Shabbat
sponsored by Family Place
and the ECDC
FREE Bagels and coffee on Sunday
mornings
FREE Access to JCC Squirrel Hill
facility (Centerfit Platinum is
an additional fee)
JCC membership gives
you access to:
• Early Childhood
Development Center
starting at 6 weeks of age
• Day camp and overnight camp
• Private and group swimming
lessons, arthritis aquatic exercise
program, water aerobics classes,
swim team
• Sports leagues, classes, skills
training, one-on-one training
• Dance classes starting at age 3
• Personal training
• School’s Out programs
• Babysitting
Rates
Membership is for one year and is
non-refundable and non-
transferable. There is a $99
initiation fee for new members and
reinstatements after a 90-day mem-
bership lapse.
Payment options and financial assis-
tance are available.
Family
$86/month
Individual
Ages 10-17 and 31-64
$59/month
Young Adult Individual
Ages 18-30
$49/month
Young Adult Family
Ages 18-30
$68/month
Senior Adult Individual
Ages 65+
$49/month
Senior Adult Couple
At least one is age 65+
$68/month
For more information or to
join, please call Francine Cicco
at (412) 278-1975, ext. 509.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Jewish
Community Center of Greater
Pittsburgh is to enrich our
community by cultivating an
inclusive, dynamic environment built
upon Jewish values, heritage and
culture. We offer programs of
excellence that span the life cycle
and strengthen the physical,
intellectual, and spiritual well-being
of individuals and families from
generation to generation.

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call 412-278-1975 in squirrel hill
to register summer 2010
travel
Call Bill Cartiff,
Journey to Prague (412) 521-8011, ext. 849, or
bcartiff@jccpgh.org.
www.amazingjourneys.net
& Budapest The JCC and Amazing Journeys offer
unique vacations for Jewish adults,
singles and couples—exclusive
events, customized tours, unforget-
table memories and a brand of fun
you will not find with any other
group.
Scandinavia and Russia
For Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s &
50s. Cruise from Amsterdam to
Copenhagen, Stockholm, St.
Petersburg, Berlin, Helsinki and
Tallin.
July 3-15, 2010 (optional pre-cruise
in Amsterdam July 1-3)
Alaska Cruise-Tour
For Jewish singles in their 40s, 50s
and 60s. Bear watching, dog sled-
ding, glacier helicopter landings,
hiking, biking and more.
August 6-13, 2010, plus optional
land tour to Alaska’s interior August
13-17
October 8 - 17, 2010 Australia
For Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s
and 50s. Sydney; Cairns, the gate-
For Adults of All Ages way to the Great Barrier Reef; and
Ayers Rock
Pre-Tour Option to Poland: October 31-November 14, 2010
Optional add-on to New Zealand:
October 5 - 8 November 14-21
Grand Tour with a Cruise Hawaii
New Years Eve Cruise
For Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s
Jewish Focus
and 50s. Five islands...seven nights,
plus a New Year’s celebration that
will rock your boat!
December 25, 2010–January 1, 2011
For more information
Contact Bill Cartiff
(412) 521-8011, ext. 849, or
bcartiff@jccpgh.org
www.amazingjourneys.net
summer 2010 call 412-278-1975 to register
culture
pittsburgh
jewish music
festival
100 Years of Jewish Theater
Music: From the Yiddish Stage
to the Klezmer Revival,
Featuring Zalmen Mlotek with
Susan Leviton
Artistic Director of The National
Yiddish Theater-Folksbiene, America's
only Yiddish theater, Mlotek is an
internationally recognized authority
on Yiddish folk and theater music.
Accompanied by vocalist Susan
Leviton, this historically informed
program features a slide show and
English supertitles.
Thursday, June 10
7:30 pm
Katz Theater, 5738 Darlington Rd.
Squirrel Hill
“Yiddish Meets Klezmer”
with Adrienne Cooper, Marilyn
Lerner, and Alicia Svigals
Preeminent Yiddish concert diva
Adrienne Cooper, klez-jazz fusion
pianist Marilyn Lerner and Alicia
Svigals, a founding member of the
Klezmatics.
Sunday, June 13 • 7:30 pm
Temple Emanuel of South Hills 1250
Bower Hill Rd.
$20 general admission,
$15 seniors, $10 students
More information at www.pjmf.net
Tickets available at
www.proartstickets.org
(412) 394-3353
The Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival is co-sponsored by
the United Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, JCC
of Pittsburgh, Temple Emanuel of South Hills, and Rodef
Shalom Congregation. The Pittsburgh Jewish Music
Festival is made possible in part by Pennsylvania
Partners in the Arts, The Pennsylvania Council on the
Arts, the Diskin Music Fund, and the Heinz Endowments
Small Arts Initiative.
PESACH-MICHAL ART
GALLERY
In the Atrium
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 early childhood
The JCC’s Early Childhood
Development Center is a “home
away from home” for children
6 weeks to 5 years old. At ECDC,
you can trust that your child is safe,
secure and appropriately chal-
lenged, nurtured by professionals
who encourage your child to grow
and thrive.
We offer a program predictable
enough to satisfy a child’s need for
routines yet diverse enough to
broaden his or her horizons with
exciting new experiences. We
believe that discovery and play are a
young child’s most important
“work.” We provide countless
opportunities for children to develop
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skills and confidence, as well as the
environment and freedom for
children to have fun!
Our staff respect the uniqueness of
each child and consider parents our
partners. We welcome your input
and strive for ongoing communica-
tion between home and school.
Together, we can foster your child’s
feelings of self-worth, independence
and success.
At ECDC, we promote Jewish
values, encourage children to
appreciate diversity and provide an
environment that promotes accept-
ance and a sense of belonging.
Programs
• Infants: Full-time care, 7 am-
6 pm and 9 am-3 pm, for babies
starting at 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
Kindergarten Enrichment
Our enrichment program for kinder-
gartners has morning and afternoon
options. Children explore monthly
themes such as Pittsburgh, Children
Around the World, Our Amazing
Selves and The Ocean through
projects, field trips and special
visitors. The program includes music
and nature classes and swim
lessons. Space is limited.
What makes ECDC
special
• Indoor swimming pool with
instructional swim
• Double-court gymnasium with
physical education classes
• Computers
• Marci Lynn Bernstein outdoor
playground with wheelchair
access
• Escorts to JCC
enrichment classes
• Nature program with Scott
Conservancy and Nature Don
• Music class with Katy Williams
For more information or to
schedule a tour, please call
Ann Haalman, Interim Director,
at (412) 278-1975, ext. 204.
Early Childhood programming is supported in part by
the Pittsburgh Jewish Pre-Kindergarten Educational
Foundation and the United Jewish Federation, Massey
Charitable Trust and the Commonwealth of
PA/Keystone Stars Quality Improvement Grants.
Birthday Parties:
ages 4-5
Birthday parties for this age group
are now available. See page 8. Call
Ann Haalman, ext. 204, for more
information.
family place
Kimberly Murray, Family Place
Coordinator, ext. 211.
Family Place is an opportunity for
you and your young child to meet
and socialize with other families in
an informal setting in an area set
back from the lobby.
Summertime Fun:
ages 3-6
A variety of fun classes, led by
Kimberly Murrary, are one hour in
length beginning at 9:30 am, 10 am
or 10:30 am.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
June 21-August 4
9-11: 30 am
$100/20 one-hour classes
Drop-in rate: $8
Sign up at the Front Desk
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early childhood
summer
camp
For more information or to
schedule a tour, please call
Ann Haalman, Interim Director,
at (412) 278-1975, ext. 204.
The JCC’s Early Childhood
Development Center offers two
summer camps: K’Ton Ton for two-
year-olds and Yeladim for ages 3-5.
Our professional staff works to cre-
ate a safe and creative environment
in which every child can build self-
confidence, make friends, acquire
new skills, and experience fun activi-
ties.
Young campers thrive in a safe and
structured environment with a pro-
gram that balances outdoor and
indoor activities. Your children will
have a great time:
• Swimming in our indoor training
pool with Red Cross water safety
instructors
• Participating in outdoor nature
activities through our partnership
with Scott Conservancy
• Climbing, sliding and running
around in our outdoor playground
• Creating with our art specialist
• Enjoying dramatic play with our
drama specialist
Kosher-style snacks and lunch are
provided. Parents can choose a vari-
ety of scheduling options. Before-
and after-camp care is available
from 7-9 am and 3-6 pm for an
additional fee.
summer 2010
Camp K’Ton Ton: age 2
Campers have weekly swim time in
the pool as well as daily water play
activities. They enjoy daily visits to
activity specialists.
Session 1: June 21-July 16
No camp Monday, July 5
Undernighter July 8
9 am-12:30 pm
Tuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $300
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $420
Monday- Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . $625
9 am-3 pm
Tuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $490
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $685
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . $1,065
Two-week sessions:
July 19-30 and August 2-13
Undernighter July 29 and August 12
Prices are per two-week session.
9 am-12:30 pm
Tuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $150
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $215
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $315
9 am-3 pm
Tuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $250
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $345
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $535
Camp Yeladim: ages 3-5
Yeladim campers participate in both
instructional swim lessons and free
swim daily. Campers enjoy a variety
of daily specialist activities.
Session 1: June 21-July 16
No camp Monday, July 5
Undernighter July 8
9 am-12:30 pm
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $445
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $690
9 am-3 pm
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $650
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $975
Two-week sessions:
July 19-30 and August 2-13
Undernighter July 29 and August 12
Prices are per two-week session.
9 am-12:30 pm
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $230
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $345
9 am-3 pm
Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $325
Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $525
call 412-278-1975 to register
Challenger British Soccer
Mini Camp: ages 3-6
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Coaches from Challenger British
Soccer will teach skill development
with an emphasis on good sports-
manship, respect and leadership.
Each player will receive a T-shirt,
soccer ball and an evaluation.
Extended morning players get a
snack and swim time.
June 14-18
Ages: 3-4
Soccer class: 9-10 am . . . . . . . . . $90
Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155
Ages 5-6:
Soccer class: 10:15-11:45 am . . $100
Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155
New! Dance Mini-Camp:
ages 3-6
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Dance instructor Heather Ferri will
teach tap, ballet and a variety of
other dances to your budding star.
Extended morning dancers get a
snack and swim time.
June 14-18
Ages 3-4
Dance class: 9-10 am . . . . . . . . . $90
Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155
Ages 5-6
Dance class: 10:15-11:45 am . . $100
Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155
special
needs
Call Liza Baron,
(412) 521-8011, ext. 241.
The following programs are offered
at the Squirrel Hill branch of the JCC.
LATTERMAN FAMILY JEWISH
SINGLES SUPPORT NETWORK
A social group for young adults, ages
20 and up, with mild to moderate
developmental disabilities. This group
meets weekly with a staff advisor
and enjoys programs they have
developed.
Centerfolk
Teaching and reinforcing appropriate
social skills are strongly integrated
into all programs of this social group
for teens and adults. Fee by activity.
VIOLET AND JOSEPH SOFFER
FOUNDATION AND FAMILY
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Call Ellen McBride,
(412) 731-6185.
Individualized training for the Special
Olympics.
Basketball
Sundays • 11:30 am-1 pm
No fee
Swimming
Tuesdays • 5-6 pm
No fee
Teen After-School Center
For teens and young adults ages 13-
21 with special needs. Program
includes focused one-on-one atten-
tion for growth and development of
life skills.
September through June
Register now and take advantage of
Early Bird prices until June 30
$990/one day a week
$1,650/two days a week
$1,975/three days a week
$2,370/four days a week
$2,635/five days a week
The Special Needs Department is supported in part by a
grant from the Herman and Rebecca Fineberg Fund for
Exceptional People with additional support from the
Edna and Larry Abelson Fund for Special Needs, the
Raymond and Elizabeth Bloch Educational and
Charitable Foundation, the Ralph Davidson Special
Needs Fund, the Zola Hirsch Fund for Special Needs and
the Robert Spiegel Memorial Endowment Fund.
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 summer camps
camp sabra
grades K-4
Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.
Our traditional day camp features a
variety of activities with an empha-
sis on Jewish values and group
dynamics. Campers receive Red
Cross swim lessons daily and can
earn achievement pins or ribbons.
Activities include free swim, sports,
games, arts & crafts, nature, drama,
Judaics, Israeli culture and dance, as
well as special events such as carni-
vals, parades, holiday celebrations
and Olympic-type activities.
Kindergarten-age campers have an
undernighter during Session 1.
Campers in grades 1-4 will partici-
pate in an overnight during Session
1. Sessions 2, 3 and 4 will each have
a late stay until 6 pm. Each camper
in grades 1-4 selects from a variety
of chugim (hobbies) that may
include drama, sports, arts & crafts,
dance, camp newspaper, jewelry
making, nature and much more.
Monday through Friday, 9 am-3 pm
A kosher-style lunch is provided.
Session Dates and Fees
Session 1:
June 21-July 16 . . . . . . . . . . $1,150
No camp Monday, July 5
Session 2: July 19-30 . . . . . . . . $600
Session 3: August 2-13. . . . . . . $600
Session 4: June 21-August 13 . . . . .
$2,200
No camp Monday, July 5
Before- and after-camp care is
available for all campers.
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camp
chalutzim
grades 5–8
Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.
Chalutzim offers our older day
campers traditional day camp activi-
ties—daily Red Cross swim lessons,
free swim, sports, arts & crafts,
nature, drama, Judaics and Israeli
culture as well as an extended spe-
cialty period. Specialty periods may
include newspaper, photography,
drum karaoke, PowerPoint, balloon
art and cooking. Session 1 includes
an overnight; Sessions 2, 3 and 4
will have 6 pm late-stays.
New this Summer
• Once-a-week field trips to include
fishing in the Allegheny River, a
tour of PNC Park, ice skating at
Mt. Lebanon Ice Rink, and
Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG
Aquarium.
• Fifth- and sixth-graders will go to
Concordia of the South Hills each
Friday afternoon to conduct a
Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming of
the Sabbath) program for the
residents. Seventh- and eighth-
graders will assist at a local food
pantry.
• Both groups will plant and main-
tain a garden. The fifth- and
sixth-graders will grow flowers
that they will take with them on
Fridays for the residents at
Concordia. The seventh- and
eighth-graders will grow vegeta-
bles that they will donate to the
local food pantry.
In addition there will be special
event programming such as carni-
vals, holiday celebrations and
Olympic-type games.
Session Dates and Fees
Session 1: June 21-July 16
$1,150
No camp Monday, July 5
Session 2: July 19-30
$600
Session 3: August 2-13
$600
Session 4: June 21-August 13
$2,200
No camp Monday, July 5
c.i.t.
leadership
program
grades 9-10
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Through training and weekly work-
shops, CITs will learn about the
responsibilities of a camp counselor,
develop a spirit of volunteerism and
develop stronger social skills while
working with children.
CITs will participate in team-build-
ing exercises, share responsibility for
a group of campers with a junior
and senior counselor, lead a weekly
activity with their group and partici-
pate in a CIT camp community
Mitzvah project.
Session Dates and Fees:
June 21-July 16
July 19-August 13
$565/session*
*After successfully completing their
CIT contract, a portion of the fee
will be returned.
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 summer camps
PHILIP CHOSKY PERFORMING
ARTS PROGRAM
performing
arts camp
grades 2-6
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Performing Arts campers develop
creativity and teamwork skills and
gain confidence through music, act-
ing and dance as they work on a
theater production.
Campers participate in swim lessons
and free swim daily. They also work
with specialists in art, sports and
nature while focusing on the arts.
Campers experience the special
camaraderie and energy of a musi-
cal theater production at the
conclusion of the session. They also
have the opportunity to learn about
the backstage components of the-
ater production, including set
construction, sound and costume
making. Performing Arts Camp is a
program of the Philip Chosky
Performing Arts Program.
Session Dates and Fees
June 21-July 16
$1,150
No camp Monday, July 5
summer 2010
specialty
camps
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
The Specialty Camp day is from
9 am-3 pm except when there are
field trips and overnighters. Lunch is
provided for all specialty campers
(Camp Sabra menu). Before- and
after-camp care is available.
Two-week camps include swim les-
sons. Both one-week and two-week
specialty campers enjoy free swim,
sports, arts & crafts, nature, Israeli
culture and dance.
June 21–25
Julius Page Basketball
Camp: grades 2-7
Campers will learn the fundamen-
tals of basketball from former Pitt
basketball star and European pro
player Julius Page through drills,
competitive play and games.
$350
June 28–July 2
Challenger British
Soccer Camp: grades 2-7
Coaches from Challenger Sports
British Soccer will emphasize indi-
vidual skill development, tactics,
goal scoring and coached scrim-
mages, as well as respect,
responsibility, sportsmanship and
leadership. Campers receive a T-shirt
and soccer ball.
$350
Challenger Soccer plus
Julius Page Basketball Camp: $600
call 412-278-1975 to register
July 6–9
Wet and Wild Camp
Week 1: grades 3-7
Campers will experience fun-filled
day trips to Moraine State Park and
Sunset Beach. Thursday they will
travel to EKC for an overnight with
lake activities. A certified lifeguard
will accompany campers on all
day/overnight trips.
$350
July 12–16
Wet and Wild Camp
Week 2: grades 3-7
Campers will have a day of play at
the JCC pool, travel to Settler’s
Cabin Wave Pool, paddle down the
Yough at Hazelbaker’s and learn to
SCUBA. A certified lifeguard will
accompany campers on all
day/overnight trips.
$400
Both weeks: $735
July 19-23
Ceramics Camp:
grades 2-7
Under the direction of Char Bailey,
campers will learn the basics of
painting and glazing cups and fig-
urines and create a special camp
project. Campers will travel to
Char’s Ceramics Art Studio daily.
$325
July 26–30
Ice Skating Camp:
grades 2-7
Winter fun in the summer! Learn ice
skating from a trained instructor
from Mt. Lebanon Ice Rink. Campers
will travel to Mt. Lebanon Ice Rink
daily.
$375
August 2–6
Dance Camp: grades 2-7
Heather Ferri, the JCC-South Hills
Dance Instructor, joins us this sum-
mer to teach many different styles
of dance. Heather is a Guinness
Book of World Records holder for
tap turns. She will teach campers
tap, ballet, jazz, modern and hip
hop.
$385
August 9-13
Adventure Camp:
grades 3-8
Campers will travel every day to a
new destination. Adventures may
include bowling, the Pittsburgh Zoo,
Sandcastle, Sunset Beach and
Idlewild. There will be late pickups
on some days.
$400
JCC summer day camps are supported in part
by The Philip Chosky Performing Arts Program,
Massey Charitable Trust, Morris & Fannie
Skilken Family Foundation and The Edith L.
Trees Charitable Trust with additional support
from the Aviraz-Rosenfeld Family Enrichment
Fund, Stanford and Ada Davis Young People's
Theater Fund, Dora and Joseph Marcus Camp
Scholarship Fund, Sally and Fred Rock Family
Fund, Beatrice Schutte Foundation, Gladys &
Abraham Shore Endowment Camp Fund, Max
and Gussie Shore Children's Scholarship Fund,
Sandy and Edgar Snyder Israel Experience
Fund, and the Rhoda Lee Tabachnik Children's
Theater Fund.
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 children and families
Contact Ann Haalman, ext. 204,
or ahaalman@jccpgh.org
Birthday Parties:
grades K-6
Celebrate your child’s birthday at
the JCC-South Hills. We set up, clean
up, and supply paper products, invi-
tations and supervision. Registration
is on a first-come, first-served basis.
All parties are 90 minutes long
except for swim parties, which are
two hours. Parties are priced for up
to 20 children.
Sports Party
Whiffleball, kickball, soccer, hockey,
relay races and more.
$210
Swim Party
Enjoy open swim time and games
with your birthday guests.
$200
Craft Party
Choose a theme and we’ll come up
with the projects to fit.
$225
Cooking Party
Children make special birthday
treats. Choose a theme and we’ll
come up with the food to fit.
$225
Create Your Own Party
We will provide entertainers of your
choice. Arrangements must be made
through the JCC. Fee depends upon
the entertainment.
Minimum fee: $200
Additional guests:
$4 each for Sports and Swim
$10 each for Cooking and Crafts
Additional half hour: $25
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Sitters on Saturday:
ages 3-12
Supper and snacks plus swim and
gym time and a movie. Bring a
swimsuit. Pre-registration is
required. No drop-ins accepted.
Saturday, May 29
5-10 pm
$25; $15/each additional sibling
Before and After Camp
Mini Camp Programs:
grades K-6
Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.
Each day of the program includes
free swim, games, crafts, outdoor
play, snacks and an exciting field
trip.
Children should bring a dairy lunch,
beverage, swim suit, towel and
appropriate footwear for outdoor
play each day.
Look in your mail for flyers that will
describe our field trip agenda and
early registration discount dates.
Before-Camp Mini-Camp:
June 11and June 14-18
After-Camp Mini-Camp:
August 16-20, August 23-27; August
30-September 3
9 am-3 pm
$45/day early registration discount
$50/day regular registration
Before Care: 7-9 am: $8
After Care 3-6 pm: $12
Both: $15
Advance registration is necessary 2
days prior to each program date.
Drop-ins will not be accepted.
after-camp
activities
Chess: ages 5-9
Call Ann Haalman, ext 204.
Learning chess is a game of its own,
making it a truly fun and inspiring
activity. Taught by Chess Master
Alexander Matros, who has 10 years
of teaching experience in Russia,
Sweden, the UK and the U.S. Bring a
chess set if you have one.
Monday-Friday
3:15-4 pm
June 21-July 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80
July 6-July 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72
July 19-July 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80
Campers who finish at 3 pm are
escorted to class. Registration by the
Thursday before the beginning of
the session and minimum enroll-
ment are required.
Fleece Craft: ages 5-12
Call Ann Haalman, ext 204.
Make your own pillows and blan-
kets out of fleece fabrics to enjoy
next winter.
Monday-Friday
3:15-4 pm
June 21-July 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60
July 6-July 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54
July 19-July 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60
Campers who are finished at
3 pm will be escorted to the class.
Pre-registration by the Thursday
before the beginning of the session
and minimum enrollment are
required.
Youth Gymnastics:
ages 4+
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Gymnastic skills are introduced with
an emphasis on coordination and
balance.
Mondays
June 7-August 2
3:15-4 pm
$72; $57 if registered for camp
Fitness Fun: ages 6-11
Call Stephanie Muhleman,
ext. 207.
Class will focus on making fitness
fun through games, fit challenges
and exercise education. Taught by
certified Strength and Conditioning
Specialist Angela Melodini.
Wednesdays
June 9-August 4
3:15-4 pm
$90; $75 if registered for camp
Summer Fun for Families:
Save the Dates
Call Ann Haalman, ext 204.
Saturday, July 10
Star Gazing, Havdalah and Smores
There will be no charge for this pro-
gram; pre-registration is requested.
Sunday, August 15
Exploration of the Scott
Conservancy Trail, Bar-B-Q and
campfire.
Fees and pre-registration will be
required. Watch your mail for flyers
with additional information.
Wanted: Housing for
our Israeli Camp
Counselors
Each summer, we invite two
Israelis to our camp to be our
emissaries of Israeli culture and
life. They come to us highly trained
with extensive orientation in
working with American children.
They add ruach (spirit) to our
camp that provides an unforget-
table experience for our campers.
We are looking for one- or two-
week stays for either one or both
of our Israeli counselors.
They will be in Pittsburgh from
June 13-August 15. If you are
interested in hosting one or both
of them, or have any questions,
please call Ann Haalman at (412)
278-1975.
summer 2010
 aquatics
swim lessons
Contact Earleen Birkner,
ext. 216, or ebirkner@jccpgh.
We use the American Red Cross
Learn-to-Swim program, which
teaches aquatic and safety skills in
progressive levels.
Toddler Tadpoles: ages 2-4
An introduction to organized swim
lessons and water exploration utiliz-
ing an elevated swim platform.
Parents do not get into the water.
Enrollment is limited to 6 toddlers.
Level 1: Introduction to Water
Skills
Overcome fear, build confidence in
the water, learn body positioning
and arm/leg action.
Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic
Skills
Learn to float and recover to stand-
ing position without support. Begin
to learn alternating arm and leg
actions with face in the water with-
out support.
Level 3: Stroke Development
Coordination of front and back
crawl without support. Learn to
breathe on side during front crawl.
Introduction to the butterfly stroke.
Learn to do sit dives and tread
water.
Level 4: Stroke Improvement
Improve skills and strokes. Learn to
swim front crawl and back crawl 25
yards and butterfly 15 yards without
assistance. Learn breaststroke and
elementary backstroke. Work on
kneeling dives and treading water.
Level 5: Stroke Refinement
Build endurance to swim laps of
front crawl with side breathing,
back crawl, butterfly and breast-
stroke. Learn flip turns for front and
back crawl, refine open turns for
breaststroke and butterfly.
summer 2010
Water Safety Instructor
Certification (WSI)
water
WSI certification allows you to teach exercise
swim and water safety classes. You Call Earleen Birkner, ext. 216.
must be at least 15 years old and
Tuesdays able to perform all strokes with pro- “Get Wet, Get Fit”
Session I: June 15-July 13 ficiency. You must attend all classes. Personal Water Workout
Session II: July 20-August 10 Tuesdays and Wednesdays Work out one-on-one with our expe-
$35/session 5-9 pm rienced staff. Learn exercise
Toddler Tadpoles May 25-26 techniques, brush up on swim
4-4:30 pm June 1-2 strokes or do an intense half-hour
$200/member; $225/non-member workout. Schedule your workout
Level 1 with Earleen at ext. 216.
4:30-5 pm
Re-certifications $25/half hour session
Level 2
5-5:30 pm Call Earleen Birkner, ext. 216.
Cardio-blast Water
Level 3 CPR/AED
5:30-6 pm
Aerobics: ages 15+
Thursday, June 3 Great toning for the hips, thighs and
Level 4 & 5 5:30-9:30 pm buttocks while increasing cardiovas-
6-6:30 pm $45/member; $60/non-member cular fitness and flexibility using
Lifeguarding and CPR water weights. May use water
Private Swim Lessons Thursday, June 3 weights and noodles.
Call to schedule. 3:30-9:30 pm Through June 18 and August 16-31
$23/half hour $95/member; $120/non-member Monday and Friday, 1-2 pm
$200/10 classes (savings of $30)
June 21-August 13
tidal wave Monday and Friday
Noon-1 pm
american swim team: $5/class; $70/20 coupons
red cross ages 5-21 Arthritis Foundation
certifications The JCC South Hills Tidal Wave is a Aquatic Program
Call Earleen Birkner, ext. 216. competitive swim team for all levels Our heated pool is the ideal envi-
of experience. Tidal Wave competes ronment for relieving arthritis pain
Lifeguarding: ages 15+ at AMS swim meets throughout the and stiffness. Must have a physi-
Must pass the pre-test require- year. Make new friends, build self- cian's referral to participate in this
ments: swim 300 yards continuously esteem and hone your swimming certified program.
using the following strokes—100 skills with Coach Cindy Woods.
yards front crawl, 100 yards breast- Through June 18 and August 16-31
Monday and Friday, 9-10 am
stroke, 100 yards front crawl or Training Schedule
breaststroke—surface dive to bot- Tuesday, Wednesday Thursdays
SENIOR: practice 5 times per week
tom and retrieve a 10 lb. brick. You Noon-1 pm
Monday-Friday
must attend all dates to get June 21-August 13
certified. PRE-SENIOR: practice 4 times per
Monday and Friday
week Monday-Friday
Monday-Wednesday 8:30-9:30 am
TSUNAMI: practice 3-4 times per Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
June 14-16
4-7 pm week Monday-Friday Noon-1 pm
JCC Squirrel Hill CYCLONES: practice 2-3 times per $3/class/member
June 17-18 week Monday-Friday $50/20 class cards/member
11 am-7 pm TYPHOONS: practice 1-2 times per $5/class/non-member
Family Park in Monroeville week Monday, Tuesday and $90/20 class cards/non-member
$175/member; $200/non-member Thursday only
For information, please contact
Jane Williams (412) 854-4845 or
jcwilliams4@verizon.net
call 412-278-1975 to register 9
 fitness
personal
training
Call Ryan Barr, ext. 203.
One-on-One Private
Workout
Your trainer will motivate you, keep
you on track and make sure your
workouts are safe, enjoyable and
effective. Physician’s approval may
be required. By appointment only.
Small Group
Personal Training
Groups of two to four people can
enjoy a fun, personal and supportive
training session at a fraction of the
cost of one-on-one personal train-
ing. Prices start as low as
$6.50/session.
Personal Training
Contracts
• You may choose a contract of one
month, three months or 12
months.
• The minimum number of sessions
per month is four. The maximum
number of sessions is unlimited.
• You may make up missed
appointments as long as you call
24 hours in advance to cancel.
• Your contract (if greater than one
month) may be paid in monthly
installments.
Fitness Assessment
We evaluate cardiovascular fitness,
muscular strength, endurance and
flexibility, in addition to testing
blood pressure and body fat
composition.
$20; $10/retest
$5/body fat composition only
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Performance Nutrition
Counseling for Athletes
group Morning Recharge
Includes alignment, stability, mobili-
This half-hour consult will answer
important sport-specific perform-
exercise ty, conditioning and static flexibility
exercises. Recharge your batteries
ance nutrition questions. By
appointment.
classes for the rest of the day. Begins at a
comfortable pace but gradually
Call Kinsey Rishor, ext. 217. picks up speed.
$30/half hour
• Absolute Abs*
Thursdays
• Cardio-Blast* 8 am
Workout Prescription • Group Kick*
Receive the advantage of profes-
sional training, but work out on • Group Power* Zumba
your own schedule. Two one-hour • Morning Recharge* Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms
sessions with a JCC nationally certi- • Pilates and easy-to-follow moves to create
fied personal trainer who will assess • Step/Aerobics* a dynamic fitness program.
your current fitness levels and limi- Mondays, 9:30 am
• Yoga
tations. Based on the trainer’s Tuesdays, 7 pm
evaluation, a short-term program • Yoga-lates
Wednesdays, 9:30 am
will be designed that addresses your • Zumba*
Thursdays, 11 am, 6 pm
specific needs and goals. Unlimited *Free Group Exercise Classes Fridays, 8 am
spot fitness assessments included These classes are included with your Sundays, 11:30 am
for the entire year after purchase of JCC membership: Absolute Abs,
prescription. Cardio Blast, Group Kick, Group
Aqua Zumba
$110 Power, Morning Recharge,
It’s a pool party that is exercise in
Step/Aerobics and Zumba.
disguise. This safe, effective and
Pilates Reformer Training challenging class integrates the
Achieve natural muscular balance, Absolute Abs Zumba dance/fitness formula and
core strength and flexibility; reduce Forget those ordinary old sit-ups. philosophy into traditional aquatic
joint and lower back tension, and Get a core you adore! fitness conditioning. Participants
increase circulation, energy and Mondays: 5:30 pm dance in chest-deep water—no
awareness. Contact Kinsey at ext. Tuesdays: 6:30 am swimming ability required.
217 to set up your appointment. Wednesdays: 9 am, 5:30 pm Tuesdays
Various contract options are avail- Thursdays, 6:30 am 11-11:50 am
able with training starting as low as $30/10-week session
$45/session. $5/class for walk-ins
Group Kick
This fusion class of martial arts and
boxing will kick your cardio fitness Pilates
table tennis to the next level. $8/class
Call Ryan Barr, ext. 203. $120/book of 20
Summer Launch:
The JCC has two Stiga ST4000 tour- Sunday, August 15
nament-caliber tables. Tables are 10:30 am Yoga Tone
available in the Social Hall at the Tuesdays, 9:30 am, 7 pm Focus on building abdominal
following times: Thursdays, 7 pm strength and flexibility, as well as
Fridays, 9:30 am improving range of motion and
Sundays: 8-9:30 am, 3-6 pm
postural balance. Light weight train-
Mondays: 5:30-7:30 am, noon-1 pm,
Group Power ing sculpts and tones for a total
2-5:30 pm and 8-9:30 pm body workout.
Tuesdays & Thursdays: This 60-minute barbell program
5:30-8:30 am, 11 am-noon, strengthens all your major muscles Thursdays
3-6:30 pm with simple, athletic movements 9:30 am
Wednesdays: 5:30-7:30 am, such as squats, lunges, presses and $7/class
2-5:30 pm curls.
Fridays: 5:30-7:30 am, 3-6 pm Summer Launch: Sunday, July 18 Yoga Classes
Saturdays: 1-5 pm 10:30 am Mondays and Wednesdays, 7:30 pm
$7/class
$110/book of 20
call 412-278-1975 to register summer 2010
 fitness silversneakers ®

Yoga-lates
Enjoy the relaxation of yoga with
sports & rec Call Bonnie Livingston, ext. 262. Senior Prom
Relive moments from your senior
the toning core exercises of Pilates. Call Stephanie Muhleman, Classes prom as we transform the Social
This class targets your trouble areas ext. 207. Muscular Strength & Range of Hall into a “SilverSneakers High
and changes your body. Motion (MSROM) School” gym. Laugh, dance and dine
Men’s 18+ Basketball A chair-based class designed to with friends.
Saturdays, 1 pm
League increase muscular strength, range of
$7/class Wednesday, June 30
Teams must be registered by motion and functional activities of 5:30pm-8:30pm
Sunday, June 6. Team shirts, referees daily living. With an optional seated $10/person (Guests welcome)
Line Dance for All Levels and scorekeepers will be provided. format, exercises can be adapted for Please register by paying at the front
No partner or dance experience nec- various fitness levels.
Sundays, beginning June 13 desk by June 23.
essary. Grab a friend and experience
4 pm Cardio Circuit
a variety of dances to keep you
$700/team of 8 (players can be A standing class alternating seg-
moving and grooving.
added for an additional fee) ments of low-impact cardio
Wednesdays, noon movement with muscular strength
$4/class JAMES AND LORI J. and flexibility exercise.
RUTTENBERG MEN’S Yoga Stretch
Adult Tap PICK-UP BASKETBALL Exercises are performed either seat-
It's never too late to learn to tap Sundays
8-10 am ed in a chair or standing and include
dance. Get a fun cardio workout postures, stretching and movement
while you tap your troubles away! Wednesdays, beginning June 23
8-9:30 pm combined with restorative breathing.
Wednesdays, ongoing No fee for members SilverSplash
8:15-9:15 pm A group water fitness class to
$11/class increase agility, range of motion and
Village Games of
cardiovascular conditioning.
South Hills
Adult Dance Kickboards are provided; no swim-
Learn the many different styles of Call Bonnie Livingston, ext. 262. ming ability is necessary.
dance—ballet, tap, jazz and hip Join us as we team up with Mt.
hop—with instructor Heather Ferri. Lebanon Village for a fun-filled day
Mondays, ongoing of recreational sports and games in
6-7 pm the gym.
$11/class Sunday, August 15
More details to come!
SilverSneakers® Schedule
Tai Chi SUN 10:00 am MSROM Desiree
Improve balance and strength. GOODMAN SHORTSTOP 11:00 am Yoga Stretch Desiree
Movement sequences are done BABYSITTING 12:30 pm SilverSplash Desiree
slowly with a minimum of force to Register by calling ext. 210. MON 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Soad
promote fluidity, concentration, Babysitting is available for children 9:00 am MSROM Soad
coordination and body awareness. 6 weeks to 5 years of age. Buy 10:00 am Cardio Circuit Bonnie
Free Demonstration: coupons at the Front Desk; advance 11:00 am MSROM Tami
Thursday, June 17 • 11 am reservations are required. TUE 9:00 am Cardio Circuit Bonnie
Thursdays Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . 8 am-1 pm 10:00 am MSROM Bonnie
July 8-August 26 Monday-Thursday . . . . 5:30-8:30 pm WED 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Soad
11 am $3.50/child/hour; $30/12 hours 9:00 am MSROM Elaine
$20/8-week session; $3/class Parents must stay on JCC 10:00 am Cardio Circuit Elaine
property. 1:00 pm Yoga Stretch Desiree
New!Silver Strut THU 9:00 am Cardio Circuit Desiree
This low-impact cardio class for 10:00 am MSROM Desiree
active seniors will keep your heart 2:00 pm Silver Splash Bonnie
pumping non-stop for 30 minutes FRI 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Desiree
followed by body toning with light
9:00 am MSROM Elaine
weights.
10:00 am Cardio Circuit Tami
Wednesdays beginning June 16 11:00 am MSROM Tami
11 am

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 older adults
Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204, for
more information. enrichment culture club checkmates
Call Jeanne Ronschke, Call Amy Gold, (412) 521-8011,
The Adult Department is supported in part by the Watercolor Painting
William V. & Catherine A. McKinney Charitable (412) 521-8011, ext. 362. ext. 207.
Foundation, the Pennsylvania Department of
Work with artist Kathleen Zimbicki.
Community and Economic Development, The Harry & Supplies are not included; materials A Salute to America CheckMates recruits volunteers age
Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. and the United
list is available at the Front Desk, or 60+ and welcomes referrals of loved
Jewish Federation. with Marvin and B.E. ones and friends in the community
by calling (412) 278-1975.
Taylor who could benefit from a weekly
games Tuesdays
Call for dates
Heinz Hall phone call. If you know of an older
Raise the flag for a patriotic salute adult who would appreciate a
Players Club Noon-3 pm
to America. Classic American songs weekly, friendly phone call or would
$80/member; $100/non-member
Get ready for an enjoyable time. including: ”This Land is Your Land” like to volunteer for this special
Come to the JCC for an afternoon of “The Star Spangled Banner” along peer-led telephone reassurance pro-
cards, mahj or games. Bring your AARP Driver Safety with Taylor’s moving rendition of gram, please contact Amy Gold at
friends or meet new ones. Program for Adults The Pledge of Allegiance. (412) 521-8011, ext. 207.
Fridays, ongoing over 50 Sunday, June 20 CheckMates respects the confiden-
Noon-3 pm Call Bonnie Livingston, ext. 262. 2 pm tiality of program participants.
Social Hall $48/member; $56/non-member CheckMates is supported by a grant from the Hyman
Update your knowledge of the rules
No fee (for members only) Family Foundation.
of the road, learn how to adjust
your driving for normal age-related “Phantom of the Opera”
Duplicate Bridge physical changes, reduce traffic vio-
Join sanctioned master classes led lations and get an insurance
Benedum Theater
The “Phantom of the Opera” will
agewell
by Don Averbach, Gold Life Master.
These sessions are for serious bridge
discount.
Monday and Wednesday,
make its final appearance in
Pittsburgh before it takes its final
pittsburgh
players. AgeWell Pittsburgh offers a one-
June 7 and 9 bow in Los Angeles. Limited number
Tuesdays, ongoing 12:30-4:30 pm of tickets. stop resource that links older adults,
6:30-9:45 pm $12/AARP member; $14/non-AARP their family members, friends and
Thursday, August 26 caregivers to solutions for issues
Thursdays, ongoing member 1 pm related to aging:
12:15-4 pm
Special discounted price!
$6 Call us at (412) 422-0400 or
Current Events with $25/member; $35/non-member
visit www.agewellpgh.org
Josh Sivitz
Novice Bridge Game Enjoy an hour of shmoozing and Cruisin’ Down The Rivers:
AgeWell Pittsburgh is a collaborative program of the
Jewish Association on Aging, Jewish Community
Join Darlene Mannheimer, Bronze newzing. Join Josh Sivitz, former Center of Greater Pittsburgh and Jewish Family &
Life Master, and other players with
Gateway Clipper Children's Service. Major funding for AgeWell
cable TV current events host, for a
0-199 master points for weekly Luncheon Cruise Pittsburgh is provided by The Harry & Jeanette
weekly discussion of the week’s Weinberg Foundation, Inc. with additional support
games. Partners are available, or you most important current events rang- Call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362. from The Fine Foundation, the William V. & Catherine
A. McKinney Charitable Foundation, the Pennsylvania
can bring your own. ing from Washington to Harrisburg Cruise the rivers while enjoying a Department of Community and Economic
Development, The Pittsburgh Foundation and the
Tuesdays, ongoing and everything in between. concert with a Patsy Kline imperson- United Jewish Federation Foundation. The AgeWell
Noon-3:30 pm Thursdays ator. Take in the sights on the river website is supported in part by Rita J. Gould.

Thursdays, ongoing 10:45-11:45 am, Conference Room while savoring a delicious buffet
6-9:30 pm, No fees or pre-registration lunch and socializing with your
$6 friends.

Free Blood Pressure Friday, July 30

10 am-4 pm
Screening
$44/members; $55/non-members
This is a free service. No registration
Register by Friday, July 23
necessary.
Second Wednesday of every month
9:30-11:30 am

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U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 290
Pittsburgh, PA

summer ‘10 family park

building hours For More Information
family park Driving Directions
At Monroeville Mall, bear right and
Monday-Thursday,
5:30 am-9:30 pm
hours proceed past the Best Buy store. Turn
Branch Director right at the stop sign and go up the
Friday, 5:30 am-6 pm Opening Day:
Dan Garfinkel hill out of the mall complex. At the
Saturday, 1-6 pm
(412) 278-1975, ext. 208 Saturday, May 29 stop sign on top of the hill, turn left
Sunday, 8 am-6 pm
dgarfinkel@jccpgh.org 1-8 pm onto James St. and continue to the
light at the 5-way intersection. DO
Early Childhood Membership Services May 29-June 13
NOT take the sharp right onto
Development Center Francine Cicco Saturdays, 1-8 pm
Monroeville Blvd. Take the second
Monday-Friday, 7 am-6 pm (412) 278-1975, ext. 509 Sundays, 11 am-7 pm
right onto Rosecrest Drive. Follow
fcicco@jccpgh.org June 14-20 and Rosecrest through two stop signs;
holiday hours Financial Assistance
August 14-September 5 200 yards after the second stop sign,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays: Rosecrest Drive turns sharply to the
Shavuot Karen Clarke right and the Family Park entrance is
12:30-7 pm
Building closes at 6 pm on (412) 521-8011, ext. 224 Wednesdays: 12:30-8 pm on the left.
Tuesday, May 18 Fridays: 12:30-6 pm 261 Rosecrest Drive
Employment
Closed Wednesday, May 19 Saturdays: 1-8 pm Monroeville, PA 15146-4041
Karen Kozel
Closed Thursday, May 20 Sundays: 11 am-7 pm Phone: (412) 824-4740.
(412) 521-8011, ext. 361
Memorial Day: June 21-August 13
Monday, May 31 JCC South Hills (J&R Day Camp in Session)
Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pm Fax Number Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays:
Family Park in Monroeville (412) 446-0146 4-7 pm
open 11 am-7 pm Wednesdays: 4-8 pm
JCC Squirrel Hill MEMBER-GET-A-MEMBER
Fridays: closed
Independence Day Main Phone Number • YOU get one month FREE for
Saturdays: 1-8 pm
Sunday, July 4 (412) 521-8010 Sundays: 11 am-7 pm each membership referral.
Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pm
We’ll honor as many as 12
Family Park: 11 am-7 pm
referrals for 12 months FREE.
Monday, July 5
• EACH FRIEND gets one
Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pm
Family Park: 11 am-7 pm JCC membership is open to month FREE upon joining
everyone. (General Membership).
Labor Day
• Be sure your friends give us
Monday, September 6 The JCC is an Equal
Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pm
your name when they join.
Opportunity Employer.
Family Park: 11 am-7 pm • For more information, please
call (412) 278-1975