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table of contents summer 2010

2 call 412-521-8010 to register in squirrel hill summer 2010

Center Scene is published quar-terly by the Jewish CommunityCenter of Greater Pittsburgh,5738 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh,PA 15217.

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Early ChildhoodAmazing Afternoons . . . . . . . .4Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Babysitting (GoodmanShortstop) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Birthday Parties . . . . . . . . . . . 8Child Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Dance Mini-Camp . . . . . . . . . .5Early Childhood

Development Center . . . . . . .4Family Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Infant Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Soccer Mini-Camp . . . . . . . . . .5Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . .5Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Children & YouthAfter-Camp Activities . . . . . . . .8Birthday Parties . . . . . . . . . . .8Camp Chalutzim . . . . . . . . . . .6Camp Sabra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Chess Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Counselor-In-Training Camp . .6Fitness Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Fleece Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Mini-Camp Programs . . . . . . . .8Performing Arts Camp . . . . . . .7Special Needs . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Specialty Camps . . . . . . . . . . .7Sports Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . .6Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Swim Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Youth Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . .8

FamiliesFamily Park . . . . . . . .back pageSitters on Saturday . . . . . . . . .8Summer Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

AdultsAbsolute Abs . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Arthritis Aquatic Program . . . .9Basketball (Mens) . . . . . . . .11Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Cardio-blast Water Aerobics . .9Cards and Mahj . . . . . . . . . .12Culture Club . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Group Exercise . . . . . . . . . . .10Group Kick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Group Power . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Lifeguarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Line Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Performance NutritionCounseling . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Personal Training . . . . . . . . .10Pilates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Red Cross Certifications . . . . . .9Shortstop Babysitting . . . . . .11Sports and Rec . . . . . . . . . . .11Swim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Tai Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Watercolor Class . . . . . . . . . .12Water Aerobics . . . . . . . . . . . .9Water Workout . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Workout Prescription . . . . . .10Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Yoga-lates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Zumba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Older AdultsAARP Driver Safety . . . . . . . .12AgeWell Pittsburgh . . . . . . . .12Blood Pressure Screening . . .12Checkmates . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Current Events . . . . . . . . . . . .12SilverSneakers Fitness

Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

General InformationHours of Operation . .back pageFamily Park in Monroeville

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .back page

membershipMembership includes:

FREE State-of-the art fitnesscenter with circuit trainingequipment

FREE 25-yard indoor swimmingpool with handicap accessi-ble private bathroom andwater-powered chair lift

FREE Double-court gymnasium

FREE Summer outdoor swimmingpool at the Family Park inMonroeville

FREE Four half-hour personaltraining sessions upon

joiningFREE Group fitness classes

FREE Detailed orientation in theFitness Center

FREE Outdoor adaptiveplayground

FREE Wireless Internet

FREE Play time in Family Place

FREE Kabbalat Shabbatsponsored by Family Placeand the ECDC

FREE Bagels and coffee on Sundaymornings

FREE Access to JCC Squirrel Hillfacility (Centerfit Platinum isan additional fee)

JCC membership givesyou access to:

Early ChildhoodDevelopment Centerstarting at 6 weeks of age

Day camp and overnight camp

Private and group swimminglessons, arthritis aquatic exercise

program, water aerobics classes,swim team

Sports leagues, classes, skillstraining, one-on-one training

Dance classes starting at age 3

Personal training

Schools Out programs

Babysitting

Rates

Membership is for one year and isnon-refundable and non-

transferable. There is a $99initiation fee for new members anreinstatements after a 90-day mebership lapse.

Payment options and financial asstance are available.

Family$86/month

IndividualAges 10-17 and 31-64$59/month

Young Adult IndividualAges 18-30

$49/month

Young Adult FamilyAges 18-30$68/month

Senior Adult IndividualAges 65+$49/month

Senior Adult CoupleAt least one is age 65+$68/month

For more information or tojoin, please call Francine Cicc

at (412) 278-1975, ext. 509.

Mission StatementThe mission of the JewishCommunity Center of GreaterPittsburgh is to enrich ourcommunity by cultivating aninclusive, dynamic environment bupon Jewish values, heritage andculture. We offer programs ofexcellence that span the life cycleand strengthen the physical,intellectual, and spiritual well-beiof individuals and families from

generation to generation.


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Call Bill Cartiff,(412) 521-8011, ext. 849, [email protected].

www.amazingjourneys.netThe JCC and Amazing Journeys offerunique vacations for Jewish adults,singles and couplesexclusiveevents, customized tours, unforget-table memories and a brand of funyou will not find with any othergroup.

Scandinavia and RussiaFor Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s &50s. Cruise from Amsterdam toCopenhagen, Stockholm, St.Petersburg, Berlin, Helsinki and

Tallin.

July 3-15, 2010 (optional pre-cruisein Amsterdam July 1-3)

Alaska Cruise-TourFor Jewish singles in their 40s, 50sand 60s. Bear watching, dog sled-ding, glacier helicopter landings,hiking, biking and more.

August 6-13, 2010, plus optionalland tour to Alaskas interior August13-17

AustraliaFor Jewish singles in their 30s, 40sand 50s. Sydney; Cairns, the gate-way to the Great Barrier Reef; andAyers Rock

October 31-November 14, 2010Optional add-on to New Zealand:November 14-21

Cruise HawaiiNew Years Eve CruiseFor Jewish singles in their 30s, 40s

and 50s. Five islands...seven nights,plus a New Years celebration thatwill rock your boat!

December 25, 2010January 1, 2011

travel

Journey to Prague

& Budapest

October 8 - 17, 2010For Adults of All Ages

Pre-Tour Option to Poland:

October 5 - 8

Grand Tour with a

Jewish Focus

For more information

Contact Bill Cartiff(412) 521-8011, ext. 849, [email protected]

summer 2010 call 412-278-1975 to register

pittsburghjewish music

festival100 Years of Jewish TheaterMusic: From the Yiddish Stageto the Klezmer Revival,Featuring Zalmen Mlotek witSusan Leviton

Artistic Director of The NationalYiddish Theater-Folksbiene, Americonly Yiddish theater, Mlotek is aninternationally recognized authoriton Yiddish folk and theater music.Accompanied by vocalist SusanLeviton, this historically informed

program features a slide show andEnglish supertitles.

Thursday, June 10

7:30 pm

Katz Theater, 5738 Darlington Rd.

Squirrel Hill

Yiddish Meets Klezmerwith Adrienne Cooper, MarilyLerner, and Alicia Svigals

Preeminent Yiddish concert divaAdrienne Cooper, klez-jazz fusionpianist Marilyn Lerner and AliciaSvigals, a founding member of the

Klezmatics.Sunday, June 13 7:30 pm

Temple Emanuel of South Hills 125Bower Hill Rd.

$20 general admission,$15 seniors, $10 students

More information at www.pjmf.net

Tickets available atwww.proartstickets.org

(412) 394-3353

The Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival is co-sponsorethe United Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh,of Pittsburgh, Temple Emanuel of South Hills, and RShalom Congregation. The Pittsburgh Jewish MusicFestival is made possible in part by Pennsylvania

Partners in the Arts, The Pennsylvania Council on thArts, the Diskin Music Fund, and the Heinz EndowmSmall Arts Initiative.

PESACH-MICHAL ARTGALLERYIn the Atrium

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The JCCs Early ChildhoodDevelopment Center is a homeaway from home for children6 weeks to 5 years old. At ECDC,you can trust that your child is safe,secure and appropriately chal-

lenged, nurtured by professionalswho encourage your child to growand thrive.

We offer a program predictableenough to satisfy a childs need forroutines yet diverse enough tobroaden his or her horizons withexciting new experiences. Webelieve that discovery and play are ayoung childs most importantwork. We provide countlessopportunities for children to develop

skills and confidence, as well as theenvironment and freedom forchildren to have fun!

Our staff respect the uniqueness ofeach child and consider parents ourpartners. We welcome your input

and strive for ongoing communica-tion between home and school.Together, we can foster your childsfeelings of self-worth, independenceand success.

At ECDC, we promote Jewishvalues, encourage children toappreciate diversity and provide anenvironment that promotes accept-ance and a sense of belonging.

Programs Infants: Full-time care, 7 am-

6 pm and 9 am-3 pm, for babiesstarting at 6 weeks through 14months old

Tots: Full- and part-time optionsfor 14 months through 2 years

Toddlers: Full- and part-timeoptions for 2-year-olds

Preschoolers: Full- and part-timeoptions for 3- and 4-year-olds

Kindergarten EnrichmentOur enrichment program for kinder-gartners has morning and afternoonoptions. Children explore monthlythemes such as Pittsburgh, ChildrenAround the World, Our AmazingSelves and The Ocean throughprojects, field trips and specialvisitors. The program includes musicand nature classes and swimlessons. Space is limited.

What makes ECDCspecial Indoor swimming pool with

instructional swim

Double-court gymnasium withphysical education classes

Computers

Marci Lynn Bernstein outdoorplayground with wheelchairaccess

Escorts to JCCenrichment classes

Nature program with ScottConservancy and Nature Don

Music class with Katy Williams

For more information or toschedule a tour, please callAnn Haalman, Interim Directat (412) 278-1975, ext. 204.

Early Childhood programming is supported in partthe Pittsburgh Jewish Pre-Kindergarten EducationFoundation and the United Jewish Federation, MaCharitable Trust and the Commonwealth ofPA/Keystone Stars Quality Improvement Grants.

Birthday Parties:ages 4-5Birthday parties for this age grouare now available. See page 8. CaAnn Haalman, ext. 204, for moreinformation.

family placeKimberly Murray, Family PlaceCoordinator, ext. 211.

Family Place is an opportunity foryou and your young child to meetand socialize with other families ian informal setting in an area setback from the lobby.

Summertime Fun:ages 3-6A variety of fun classes, led by

Kimberly Murrary, are one hour inlength beginning at 9:30 am, 10 aor 10:30 am.

Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesda

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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summercampFor more information or toschedule a tour, please callAnn Haalman, Interim Director,at (412) 278-1975, ext. 204.

The JCCs Early ChildhoodDevelopment Center offers twosummer camps: KTon Ton for two-year-olds and Yeladim for ages 3-5.

Our professional staff works to cre-ate a safe and creative environmentin which every child can build self-confidence, make friends, acquirenew skills, and experience fun activi-ties.

Young campers thrive in a safe andstructured environment with a pro-gram that balances outdoor andindoor activities. Your children willhave a great time:

Swimming in our indoor trainingpool with Red Cross water safetyinstructors

Participating in outdoor natureactivities through our partnershipwith Scott Conservancy

Climbing, sliding and runningaround in our outdoor playground

Creating with our art specialist

Enjoying dramatic play with ourdrama specialist

Kosher-style snacks and lunch areprovided. Parents can choose a vari-ety of scheduling options. Before-and after-camp care is availablefrom 7-9 am and 3-6 pm for anadditional fee.

Camp KTon Ton: age 2Campers have weekly swim time inthe pool as well as daily water playactivities. They enjoy daily visits toactivity specialists.

Session 1: June 21-July 16No camp Monday, July 5Undernighter July 8

9 am-12:30 pmTuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $300Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $420Monday- Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . $625

9 am-3 pmTuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $490Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $685Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . $1,065

Two-week sessions:July 19-30 and August 2-13Undernighter July 29 and August 12Prices are per two-week session.

9 am-12:30 pmTuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $150Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $215Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $315

9 am-3 pmTuesday and Thursday . . . . . . . $250Monday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $345Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $535

Camp Yeladim: ages 3-5Yeladim campers participate in bothinstructional swim lessons and freeswim daily. Campers enjoy a varietyof daily specialist activities.

Session 1: June 21-July 16No camp Monday, July 5Undernighter July 8

9 am-12:30 pmMonday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $445Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $690

9 am-3 pmMonday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $650

Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $975Two-week sessions:July 19-30 and August 2-13Undernighter July 29 and August 12Prices are per two-week session.

9 am-12:30 pmMonday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $230Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $345

9 am-3 pmMonday, Wednesday, Friday . . . $325Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . $525

Challenger British SoccerMini Camp: ages 3-6

Call Stephanie Muhleman,

ext. 207.Coaches from Challenger BritishSoccer will teach skill developmentwith 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 asnack and swim time.

June 14-18

Ages: 3-4Soccer class: 9-10 am. . . . . . . . . $90Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155

Ages 5-6:Soccer class: 10:15-11:45 am. . $100Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155

New! Dance Mini-Camp:ages 3-6

Call Stephanie Muhleman,ext. 207.

Dance instructor Heather Ferri willteach tap, ballet and a variety ofother dances to your budding star.Extended morning dancers get asnack and swim time.

June 14-18

Ages 3-4Dance class: 9-10 am . . . . . . . . . $90Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155

Ages 5-6Dance class: 10:15-11:45 am . . $100Extended morning: 9-11:45 am $155


early childhood

Call Liza Baron,(412) 521-8011, ext. 241.

The following programs are offere

at the Squirrel Hill branch of the JC

LATTERMAN FAMILY JEWISHSINGLES SUPPORT NETWORA social group for young adults, a20 and up, with mild to moderatedevelopmental disabilities. This gromeets weekly with a staff advisorand enjoys programs they havedeveloped.

Centerfolk

Teaching and reinforcing appropriasocial skills are strongly integrated

into all programs of this social grofor teens and adults. Fee by activit

VIOLET AND JOSEPH SOFFERFOUNDATION AND FAMILYSPECIAL OLYMPICSCall Ellen McBride,(412) 731-6185.

Individualized training for the SpecOlympics.

BasketballSundays 11:30 am-1 pm

No feeSwimmingTuesdays 5-6 pmNo fee

Teen After-School Cente

For teens and young adults ages 121 with special needs. Programincludes focused one-on-one attention for growth and development life skills.

September through JuneRegister now and take advantage

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 grant from the Herman andRebecca Fineberg FundExceptional People with additional support from thEdna and Larry Abelson Fund for Special Needs, theRaymond and Elizabeth Bloch Educational andCharitable Foundation, the Ralph Davidson SpecialNeeds Fund, the Zola Hirsch Fund for Special Needsthe Robert Spiegel Memorial Endowment Fund.

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camp sabragrades K-4

Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.Our traditional day camp features avariety of activities with an empha-sis on Jewish values and groupdynamics. Campers receive RedCross swim lessons daily and canearn achievement pins or ribbons.Activities include free swim, sports,games, arts & crafts, nature, drama,Judaics, Israeli culture and dance, aswell as special events such as carni-vals, parades, holiday celebrationsand Olympic-type activities.

Kindergarten-age campers have an

undernighter during Session 1.Campers in grades 1-4 will partici-pate in an overnight during Session1. Sessions 2, 3 and 4 will each havea late stay until 6 pm. Each camperin grades 1-4 selects from a varietyof chugim (hobbies) that mayinclude drama, sports, arts & crafts,dance, camp newspaper, jewelrymaking, nature and much more.

Monday through Friday, 9 am-3 pmA 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 isavailable for all campers.

campchalutzimgrades 58

Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.

Chalutzim offers our older daycampers traditional day camp activi-tiesdaily Red Cross swim lessons,free swim, sports, arts & crafts,nature, drama, Judaics and Israeliculture as well as an extended spe-cialty period. Specialty periods mayinclude newspaper, photography,drum karaoke, PowerPoint, balloonart and cooking. Session 1 includesan overnight; Sessions 2, 3 and 4will have 6 pm late-stays.

New this Summer

Once-a-week field trips to includefishing in the Allegheny River, atour of PNC Park, ice skating atMt. Lebanon Ice Rink, andPittsburgh Zoo and PPGAquarium.

Fifth- and sixth-graders will go toConcordia of the South Hills eachFriday afternoon to conduct aKabbalat Shabbat (welcoming of

the Sabbath) program for theresidents. Seventh- and eighth-graders will assist at a local foodpantry.

Both groups will plant and main-tain a garden. The fifth- andsixth-graders will grow flowersthat they will take with them onFridays for the residents atConcordia. The seventh- andeighth-graders will grow vegeta-bles that they will donate to thelocal food pantry.

In addition there will be specialevent programming such as carni-vals, holiday celebrations andOlympic-type games.

Session Dates and FeesSession 1: June 21-July 16$1,150No camp Monday, July 5Session 2: July 19-30$600Session 3: August 2-13$600Session 4: June 21-August 13$2,200No camp Monday, July 5

c.i.t.leadership

programgrades 9-10Call Stephanie Muhleman,ext. 207.

Through training and weekly worshops, CITs will learn about theresponsibilities of a camp counsedevelop a spirit of volunteerism adevelop stronger social skills whilworking with children.

CITs will participate in team-building exercises, share responsibility a group of campers with a juniorand senior counselor, lead a weekactivity with their group and partpate in a CIT camp communityMitzvah project.

Session Dates and Fees:June 21-July 16July 19-August 13$565/session**After successfully completing theCIT contract, a portion of the feewill be returned.

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PHILIP CHOSKY PERFORMINGARTS PROGRAM

performingarts campgrades 2-6


Performing Arts campers developcreativity and teamwork skills andgain confidence through music, act-ing and dance as they work on atheater production.

Campers participate in swim lessonsand free swim daily. They also workwith specialists in art, sports andnature while focusing on the arts.

Campers experience the specialcamaraderie and energy of a musi-cal theater production at theconclusion of the session. They alsohave the opportunity to learn aboutthe backstage components of the-ater production, including setconstruction, sound and costumemaking. Performing Arts Camp is aprogram of the Philip ChoskyPerforming Arts Program.

Session Dates and FeesJune 21-July 16$1,150No camp Monday, July 5

specialtycampsCall Stephanie Muhleman,ext. 207.

The Specialty Camp day is from9 am-3 pm except when there arefield trips and overnighters. Lunch isprovided for all specialty campers(Camp Sabra menu). Before- andafter-camp care is available.

Two-week camps include swim les-sons. Both one-week and two-weekspecialty campers enjoy free swim,sports, arts & crafts, nature, Israeliculture and dance.

June 2125Julius Page BasketballCamp: grades 2-7Campers will learn the fundamen-tals of basketball from former Pittbasketball star and European proplayer Julius Page through drills,competitive play and games.

$350

June 28July 2

Challenger BritishSoccer Camp: grades 2-7Coaches from Challenger SportsBritish Soccer will emphasize indi-vidual skill development, tactics,goal scoring and coached scrim-mages, as well as respect,responsibility, sportsmanship andleadership. Campers receive a T-shirtand soccer ball.

$350Challenger Soccer plusJulius Page Basketball Camp: $600

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Wet and Wild CampWeek 1: grades 3-7Campers will experience fun-filledday trips to Moraine State Park andSunset Beach. Thursday they willtravel to EKC for an overnight withlake activities. A certified lifeguardwill accompany campers on allday/overnight trips.

$350

July 1216

Wet and Wild CampWeek 2: grades 3-7

Campers will have a day of play atthe JCC pool, travel to SettlersCabin Wave Pool, paddle down theYough at Hazelbakers and learn toSCUBA. A certified lifeguard willaccompany campers on allday/overnight trips.

$400Both weeks: $735

July 19-23

Ceramics Camp:grades 2-7

Under the direction of Char Bailey,campers will learn the basics ofpainting and glazing cups and fig-urines and create a special campproject. Campers will travel toChars Ceramics Art Studio daily.

$325

July 2630

Ice Skating Camp:grades 2-7Winter fun in the summer! Learn iceskating from a trained instructorfrom Mt. Lebanon Ice Rink. Camperswill travel to Mt. Lebanon Ice Rinkdaily.

$375

August 26

Dance Camp: grades 2-Heather Ferri, the JCC-South Hills

Dance Instructor, joins us this summer to teach many different styleof dance. Heather is a GuinnessBook of World Records holder fortap turns. She will teach camperstap, ballet, jazz, modern and hiphop.

$385

August 9-13

Adventure Camp:grades 3-8

Campers will travel every day to anew destination. Adventures mayinclude bowling, the Pittsburgh ZoSandcastle, Sunset Beach andIdlewild. There will be late pickupon some days.

$400

JCC summer day camps are supported in paby The Philip Chosky Performing Arts ProgrMassey Charitable Trust, Morris & FannieSkilken Family Foundation and The Edith L.Trees Charitable Trust with additional suppfrom the Aviraz-Rosenfeld Family EnrichmeFund, Stanford and Ada Davis Young PeopTheater Fund, Dora and Joseph Marcus CamScholarship Fund, Sally and Fred Rock Fam

Fund, Beatrice Schutte Foundation, Gladys Abraham Shore Endowment Camp Fund, Mand Gussie Shore Children's Scholarship FuSandy and Edgar Snyder Israel ExperienceFund, and the Rhoda Lee Tabachnik ChildreTheater Fund.


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Contact Ann Haalman, ext. 204,or [email protected]

Birthday Parties:grades K-6

Celebrate your childs birthday atthe JCC-South Hills. We set up, cleanup, and supply paper products, invi-tations and supervision. Registrationis on a first-come, first-served basis.All parties are 90 minutes longexcept for swim parties, which aretwo hours. Parties are priced for upto 20 children.

Sports Party

Whiffleball, kickball, soccer, hockey,relay races and more.

$210

Swim Party

Enjoy open swim time and gameswith your birthday guests.

$200

Craft Party

Choose a theme and well come upwith the projects to fit.

$225

Cooking Party

Children make special birthday

treats. Choose a theme and wellcome up with the food to fit.

$225

Create Your Own Party

We will provide entertainers of yourchoice. Arrangements must be madethrough the JCC. Fee depends uponthe entertainment.

Minimum fee: $200

Additional guests:$4 each for Sports and Swim$10 each for Cooking and CraftsAdditional half hour: $25

Sitters on Saturday:ages 3-12Supper and snacks plus swim andgym time and a movie. Bring aswimsuit. Pre-registration isrequired. No drop-ins accepted.

Saturday, May 295-10 pm$25; $15/each additional sibling

Before and After CampMini Camp Programs:grades K-6

Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204.

Each day of the program includesfree swim, games, crafts, outdoorplay, snacks and an exciting fieldtrip.

Children should bring a dairy lunch,beverage, swim suit, towel andappropriate footwear for outdoorplay each day.

Look in your mail for flyers that willdescribe our field trip agenda andearly registration discount dates.

Before-Camp Mini-Camp:

June 11and June 14-18

After-Camp Mini-Camp:

August 16-20, August 23-27; August30-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 2days prior to each program date.Drop-ins will not be accepted.

after-campactivitiesChess: ages 5-9

Call Ann Haalman, ext 204.

Learning chess is a game of its own,making it a truly fun and inspiringactivity. Taught by Chess MasterAlexander Matros, who has 10 yearsof teaching experience in Russia,Sweden, the UK and the U.S. Bring achess set if you have one.

Monday-Friday

3:15-4 pmJune 21-July 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80

July 6-July 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72July 19-July 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80

Campers who finish at 3 pm areescorted to class. Registration by theThursday before the beginning ofthe session and minimum enroll-ment are required.

Fleece Craft: ages 5-12


Make your own pillows and blan-kets out of fleece fabrics to enjoynext winter.

Monday-Friday

3:15-4 pmJune 21-July 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60July 6-July 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54July 19-July 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60

Campers who are finished at3 pm will be escorted to the class.Pre-registration by the Thursdaybefore the beginning of the sessionand minimum enrollment arerequired.

Youth Gymnastics:

ages 4+Call Stephanie Muhleman,ext. 207.

Gymnastic skills are introduced withan emphasis on coordination andbalance.

MondaysJune 7-August 23:15-4 pm$72; $57 if registered for camp

Fitness Fun: ages 6-11


Class will focus on making fitnessfun through games, fit challengesand exercise education. Taught bycertified Strength and ConditioninSpecialist Angela Melodini.

WednesdaysJune 9-August 43:15-4 pm$90; $75 if registered for camp

Summer Fun for FamilieSave the Dates


Saturday, July 10

Star Gazing, Havdalah and Smore

There will be no charge for this pgram; pre-registration is requeste

Sunday, August 15

Exploration of the ScottConservancy Trail, Bar-B-Q andcampfire.

Fees and pre-registration will berequired. Watch your mail for flyewith additional information.

children and families


Wanted: Housing forour Israeli CampCounselorsEach summer, we invite twoIsraelis to our camp to be ouremissaries of Israeli culture andlife. They come to us highly trainewith extensive orientation inworking with American children.They add ruach(spirit) to our

camp that provides an unforget-table experience for our campersWe are looking for one- or two-week stays for either one or bothof our Israeli counselors.

They will be in Pittsburgh fromJune 13-August 15. If you areinterested in hosting one or bothof them, or have any questions,please call Ann Haalman at (412)278-1975.


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swim lessonsContact Earleen Birkner,

ext. 216, or [email protected] use the American Red CrossLearn-to-Swim program, whichteaches aquatic and safety skills inprogressive levels.

Toddler Tadpoles: ages 2-4

An introduction to organized swimlessons 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 WaterSkills

Overcome fear, build confidence inthe water, learn body positioningand arm/leg action.

Level 2: Fundamental AquaticSkills

Learn to float and recover to stand-ing position without support. Beginto learn alternating arm and legactions with face in the water with-out support.

Level 3: Stroke Development

Coordination of front and backcrawl without support. Learn to

breathe on side during front crawl.Introduction to the butterfly stroke.Learn to do sit dives and treadwater.

Level 4: Stroke Improvement

Improve skills and strokes. Learn toswim front crawl and back crawl 25yards and butterfly 15 yards withoutassistance. Learn breaststroke andelementary backstroke. Work onkneeling 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 andback crawl, refine open turns forbreaststroke and butterfly.

TuesdaysSession I: June 15-July 13Session II: July 20-August 10$35/session

Toddler Tadpoles4-4:30 pm

Level 14:30-5 pm

Level 25-5:30 pm

Level 3

5:30-6 pm

Level 4 & 56-6:30 pm

Private Swim LessonsCall to schedule.$23/half hour$200/10 classes (savings of $30)

americanred crosscertificationsCall Earleen Birkner, ext. 216.

Lifeguarding: ages 15+Must pass the pre-test require-ments: swim 300 yards continuouslyusing the following strokes100yards front crawl, 100 yards breast-stroke, 100 yards front crawl orbreaststrokesurface dive to bot-tom and retrieve a 10 lb. brick. Youmust attend all dates to getcertified.

Monday-WednesdayJune 14-164-7 pmJCC Squirrel Hill

June 17-1811 am-7 pmFamily Park in Monroeville$175/member; $200/non-member

Water Safety InstructorCertification (WSI)WSI certification allows you to teachswim and water safety classes. Youmust be at least 15 years old andable to perform all strokes with pro-ficiency. You must attend all classes.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays5-9 pmMay 25-26June 1-2$200/member; $225/non-member

Re-certifications

Call Earleen Birkner, ext. 216.

CPR/AED

Thursday, June 35:30-9:30 pm$45/member; $60/non-member

Lifeguarding and CPRThursday, June 33:30-9:30 pm$95/member; $120/non-member

tidal waveswim team:

ages 5-21The JCC South Hills Tidal Wave is acompetitive swim team for all levelsof experience. Tidal Wave competesat AMS swim meets throughout theyear. Make new friends, build self-esteem and hone your swimmingskills with Coach Cindy Woods.

Training Schedule

SENIOR: practice 5 times per weekMonday-Friday

PRE-SENIOR: practice 4 times perweek Monday-Friday

TSUNAMI: practice 3-4 times perweek Monday-Friday

CYCLONES: practice 2-3 times perweek Monday-Friday

TYPHOONS: practice 1-2 times perweek Monday, Tuesday andThursday only

For information, please contactJane Williams (412) 854-4845 or

[email protected]

waterexerciseCall Earleen Birkner, ext. 216.

Get Wet, Get FitPersonal Water WorkouWork out one-on-one with our exrienced staff. Learn exercisetechniques, brush up on swimstrokes or do an intense half-hourworkout. Schedule your workoutwith Earleen at ext. 216.

$25/half hour session

Cardio-blast Water

Aerobics: ages 15+Great toning for the hips, thighs abuttocks while increasing cardiovcular fitness and flexibility usingwater weights. May use waterweights and noodles.

Through June 18 and August 16-3Monday and Friday, 1-2 pm

June 21-August 13Monday and FridayNoon-1 pm

$5/class; $70/20 coupons

Arthritis FoundationAquatic ProgramOur heated pool is the ideal envi-ronment for relieving arthritis paiand stiffness. Must have a physi-cian's referral to participate in thicertified program.

Through June 18 and August 16-3Monday and Friday, 9-10 amTuesday, Wednesday ThursdaysNoon-1 pm

June 21-August 13Monday and Friday

8:30-9:30 amTuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayNoon-1 pm

$3/class/member$50/20 class cards/member$5/class/non-member$90/20 class cards/non-member

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fitness

personaltrainingCall Ryan Barr, ext. 203.

One-on-One PrivateWorkoutYour trainer will motivate you, keepyou on track and make sure yourworkouts are safe, enjoyable andeffective. Physicians approval maybe required. By appointment only.

Small GroupPersonal TrainingGroups of two to four people canenjoy a fun, personal and supportivetraining session at a fraction of thecost of one-on-one personal train-ing. Prices start as low as$6.50/session.

Personal TrainingContracts You may choose a contract of one

month, three months or 12months.

The minimum number of sessionsper month is four. The maximumnumber of sessions is unlimited.

You may make up missedappointments as long as you call24 hours in advance to cancel.

Your contract (if greater than onemonth) may be paid in monthly

installments.

Fitness AssessmentWe evaluate cardiovascular fitness,muscular strength, endurance andflexibility, in addition to testingblood pressure and body fatcomposition.

$20; $10/retest$5/body fat composition only

Performance NutritionCounseling for AthletesThis half-hour consult will answerimportant sport-specific perform-ance nutrition questions. Byappointment.

$30/half hour

Workout PrescriptionReceive the advantage of profes-sional training, but work out onyour own schedule. Two one-hoursessions with a JCC nationally certi-fied personal trainer who will assessyour current fitness levels and limi-tations. Based on the trainersevaluation, a short-term program

will be designed that addresses yourspecific needs and goals. Unlimitedspot fitness assessments includedfor the entire year after purchase ofprescription.

$110

Pilates Reformer TrainingAchieve natural muscular balance,core strength and flexibility; reduce

joint and lower back tension, andincrease circulation, energy andawareness. Contact Kinsey at ext.

217 to set up your appointment.Various contract options are avail-able with training starting as low as

$45/session.

table tennisCall Ryan Barr, ext. 203.

The JCC has two Stiga ST4000 tour-nament-caliber tables. Tables areavailable in the Social Hall at thefollowing times:

Sundays: 8-9:30 am, 3-6 pm

Mondays: 5:30-7:30 am, noon-1 pm,2-5:30 pm and 8-9:30 pm

Tuesdays & Thursdays:5:30-8:30 am, 11 am-noon,3-6:30 pm

Wednesdays: 5:30-7:30 am,2-5:30 pm

Fridays: 5:30-7:30 am, 3-6 pm

Saturdays: 1-5 pm

groupexercise

classesCall Kinsey Rishor, ext. 217.

Absolute Abs*

Cardio-Blast*

Group Kick*

Group Power*

Morning Recharge*

Pilates

Step/Aerobics*

Yoga

Yoga-lates

Zumba*

*Free Group Exercise ClassesThese classes are included with yourJCC membership: Absolute Abs,Cardio Blast, Group Kick, GroupPower, Morning Recharge,Step/Aerobics and Zumba.

Absolute AbsForget those ordinary old sit-ups.Get a core you adore!

Mondays: 5:30 pmTuesdays: 6:30 am

Wednesdays: 9 am, 5:30 pmThursdays, 6:30 am

Group KickThis fusion class of martial arts andboxing will kick your cardio fitnessto the next level.

Summer Launch:Sunday, August 1510:30 amTuesdays, 9:30 am, 7 pmThursdays, 7 pmFridays, 9:30 am

Group PowerThis 60-minute barbell programstrengthens all your major muscleswith simple, athletic movementssuch as squats, lunges, presses andcurls.

Summer Launch: Sunday, July 1810:30 am

Morning RechargeIncludes alignment, stability, mobty, conditioning and static flexibilexercises. Recharge your batteriesfor the rest of the day. Begins at acomfortable pace but graduallypicks up speed.

Thursdays8 am

ZumbaZumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythand easy-to-follow moves to creaa dynamic fitness program.

Mondays, 9:30 amTuesdays, 7 pmWednesdays, 9:30 amThursdays, 11 am, 6 pmFridays, 8 amSundays, 11:30 am

Aqua ZumbaIts a pool party that is exercise indisguise. This safe, effective andchallenging class integrates theZumba dance/fitness formula andphilosophy into traditional aquatifitness conditioning. Participantsdance in chest-deep waternoswimming ability required.

Tuesdays11-11:50 am$30/10-week session$5/class for walk-ins

Pilates$8/class$120/book of 20

Yoga ToneFocus on building abdominalstrength and flexibility, as well asimproving range of motion and

postural balance. Light weight traing sculpts and tones for a totalbody workout.

Thursdays9:30 am

$7/class

Yoga ClassesMondays and Wednesdays, 7:30 p$7/class$110/book of 20


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Call Bonnie Livingston, ext. 262.

Classes

Muscular Strength & Range ofMotion (MSROM)

A chair-based class designed toincrease muscular strength, range ofmotion and functional activities ofdaily living. With an optional seatedformat, exercises can be adapted forvarious fitness levels.

Cardio Circuit

A standing class alternating seg-ments of low-impact cardiomovement with muscular strengthand flexibility exercise.

Yoga Stretch

Exercises are performed either seat-ed in a chair or standing and includepostures, stretching and movementcombined with restorative breathing.

SilverSplash

A group water fitness class toincrease agility, range of motion andcardiovascular conditioning.Kickboards are provided; no swim-ming ability is necessary.

Senior PromRelive moments from your seniorprom as we transform the SocialHall into a SilverSneakers HighSchool gym. Laugh, dance and dwith friends.

Wednesday, June 305:30pm-8:30pm$10/person (Guests welcome)Please register by paying at the frdesk by June 23.


fitness

Yoga-latesEnjoy the relaxation of yoga withthe toning core exercises of Pilates.This class targets your trouble areasand changes your body.

Saturdays, 1 pm$7/class

Line Dance for All LevelsNo partner or dance experience nec-essary. Grab a friend and experiencea variety of dances to keep youmoving and grooving.

Wednesdays, noon$4/class

Adult TapIt's never too late to learn to tapdance. Get a fun cardio workoutwhile you tap your troubles away!

Wednesdays, ongoing8:15-9:15 pm$11/class

Adult DanceLearn the many different styles ofdanceballet, tap, jazz and hiphopwith instructor Heather Ferri.

Mondays, ongoing

6-7 pm$11/class

Tai ChiImprove balance and strength.Movement sequences are doneslowly with a minimum of force topromote fluidity, concentration,coordination and body awareness.

Free Demonstration:Thursday, June 17 11 am

Thursdays

July 8-August 26

11 am$20/8-week session; $3/class

New!Silver StrutThis low-impact cardio class foractive seniors will keep your heartpumping non-stop for 30 minutesfollowed by body toning with lightweights.

Wednesdays beginning June 1611 am

sports & recCall Stephanie Muhleman,ext. 207.

Mens 18+ BasketballLeagueTeams must be registered bySunday, June 6. Team shirts, refereesand scorekeepers will be provided.

Sundays, beginning June 134 pm$700/team of 8 (players can beadded for an additional fee)

JAMES AND LORI J.RUTTENBERG MENS

PICK-UP BASKETBALLSundays8-10 amWednesdays, beginning June 238-9:30 pmNo fee for members

Village Games ofSouth Hills


Join us as we team up with Mt.Lebanon Village for a fun-filled dayof recreational sports and games in

the gym.Sunday, August 15More details to come!

GOODMAN SHORTSTOPBABYSITTINGRegister by calling ext. 210.

Babysitting is available for children6 weeks to 5 years of age. Buycoupons at the Front Desk; advancereservations are required.

Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . 8 am-1 pmMonday-Thursday . . . . 5:30-8:30 pm

$3.50/child/hour; $30/12 hours

Parents must stay on JCCproperty.

silversneakers

SilverSneakers ScheduleSUN 10:00 am MSROM Desiree

11:00 am Yoga Stretch Desiree12:30 pm SilverSplash Desiree

MON 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Soad9:00 am MSROM Soad

10:00 am Cardio Circuit Bonnie11:00 am MSROM Tami

TUE 9:00 am Cardio Circuit Bonnie10:00 am MSROM Bonnie

WED 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Soad9:00 am MSROM Elaine

10:00 am Cardio Circuit Elaine1:00 pm Yoga Stretch Desiree

THU 9:00 am Cardio Circuit Desiree10:00 am MSROM Desiree2:00 pm Silver Splash Bonnie

FRI 8:00 am Cardio Circuit Desiree9:00 am MSROM Elaine

10:00 am Cardio Circuit Tami11:00 am MSROM Tami


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Call Ann Haalman, ext. 204, formore information.

The Adult Department is supported in part by theWilliam V. & Catherine A. McKinney CharitableFoundation, the Pennsylvania Department ofCommunity and Economic Development, The Harry &Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. and the UnitedJewish Federation.

gamesPlayers ClubGet ready for an enjoyable time.Come to the JCC for an afternoon ofcards, mahj or games. Bring yourfriends or meet new ones.

Fridays, ongoingNoon-3 pm

Social HallNo fee (for members only)

Duplicate BridgeJoin sanctioned master classes ledby Don Averbach, Gold Life Master.These sessions are for serious bridgeplayers.

Tuesdays, ongoing6:30-9:45 pmThursdays, ongoing12:15-4 pm$6

Novice Bridge GameJoin Darlene Mannheimer, BronzeLife Master, and other players with0-199 master points for weeklygames. Partners are available, or youcan bring your own.

Tuesdays, ongoingNoon-3:30 pmThursdays, ongoing6-9:30 pm,

$6

enrichmentWatercolor Painting

Work with artist Kathleen Zimbicki.Supplies are not included; materialslist is available at the Front Desk, orby calling (412) 278-1975.

TuesdaysCall for datesNoon-3 pm$80/member; $100/non-member

AARP Driver SafetyProgram for Adultsover 50


Update your knowledge of the rulesof the road, learn how to adjustyour driving for normal age-relatedphysical changes, reduce traffic vio-lations and get an insurancediscount.

Monday and Wednesday,June 7 and 912:30-4:30 pm

$12/AARP member; $14/non-AARPmember

Current Events with

Josh SivitzEnjoy an hour of shmoozing andnewzing. Join Josh Sivitz, formercable TV current events host, for aweekly discussion of the weeksmost important current events rang-ing from Washington to Harrisburgand everything in between.

Thursdays10:45-11:45 am, Conference RoomNo fees or pre-registration

Free Blood Pressure

ScreeningThis is a free service. No registrationnecessary.

Second Wednesday of every month9:30-11:30 am

culture clubCall Jeanne Ronschke,(412) 521-8011, ext. 362.

A Salute to Americawith Marvin and B.E.Taylor

Heinz Hall

Raise the flag for a patriotic saluteto America. Classic American songsincluding: This Land is Your LandThe Star Spangled Banner alongwith Taylors moving rendition ofThe Pledge of Allegiance.

Sunday, June 202 pm

$48/member; $56/non-member

Phantom of the Opera

Benedum Theater

The Phantom of the Opera willmake its final appearance inPittsburgh before it takes its finalbow in Los Angeles. Limited numberof tickets.

Thursday, August 261 pmSpecial discounted price!$25/member; $35/non-member

Cruisin Down The Rivers:Gateway ClipperLuncheon Cruise

Call Jeanne Ronschke, ext. 362.

Cruise the rivers while enjoying aconcert with a Patsy Kline imperson-ator. Take in the sights on the riverwhile savoring a delicious buffetlunch and socializing with yourfriends.

Friday, July 30

10 am-4 pm$44/members; $55/non-membersRegister by Friday, July 23

checkmatesCall Amy Gold, (412) 521-801ext. 207.

CheckMates recruits volunteers a60+ and welcomes referrals of lovones and friends in the communitwho could benefit from a weeklyphone call. If you know of an oldeadult who would appreciate aweekly, friendly phone call or woulike to volunteer for this specialpeer-led telephone reassurance pgram, please contact Amy Gold at(412) 521-8011, ext. 207.

CheckMates respects the confidentiality of program participants.

CheckMates is supported by a grant from the HymFamily Foundation.

agewellpittsburghAgeWell Pittsburgh offers a one-stop resource that links older adutheir family members, friends andcaregivers to solutions for issuesrelated to aging:

Call us at (412) 422-0400 or

visit www.agewellpgh.orgAgeWell Pittsburgh is a collaborative program of tJewish Association on Aging, Jewish CommunityCenter of Greater Pittsburgh and Jewish Family &Children's Service. Major funding for AgeWellPittsburgh is provided by The Harry & JeanetteWeinberg Foundation, Inc. with additional supporfrom The Fine Foundation, the William V. & CatheA. McKinney Charitable Foundation, the PennsylvaDepartment of Community and EconomicDevelopment, The Pittsburgh Foundation and theUnited Jewish Federation Foundation. The AgeWewebsite is supported in part by Rita J. Gould.

older adults


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building hoursMonday-Thursday,

5:30 am-9:30 pmFriday, 5:30 am-6 pmSaturday, 1-6 pmSunday, 8 am-6 pm

Early ChildhoodDevelopment CenterMonday-Friday, 7 am-6 pm

holiday hoursShavuotBuilding closes at 6 pm on

Tuesday, May 18Closed Wednesday, May 19Closed Thursday, May 20

Memorial Day:Monday, May 31Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pmFamily Park in Monroeville

open 11 am-7 pm

Independence DaySunday, July 4Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pmFamily Park: 11 am-7 pm

Monday, July 5Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pmFamily Park: 11 am-7 pm

Labor DayMonday, September 6Fitness facilities open 8 am-2 pmFamily Park: 11 am-7 pm

summer 10family park

hoursOpening Day:Saturday, May 291-8 pm

May 29-June 13Saturdays, 1-8 pmSundays, 11 am-7 pm

June 14-20 andAugust 14-September 5Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays:

12:30-7 pmWednesdays: 12:30-8 pmFridays: 12:30-6 pmSaturdays: 1-8 pmSundays: 11 am-7 pm

June 21-August 13(J&R Day Camp in Session)Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays:

4-7 pmWednesdays: 4-8 pm

Fridays: closedSaturdays: 1-8 pmSundays: 11 am-7 pm

Driving DirectionsAt Monroeville Mall, bear right anproceed past the Best Buy store. Tright at the stop sign and go up thhill out of the mall complex. At thstop sign on top of the hill, turn leonto James St. and continue to thlight at the 5-way intersection. DONOT take the sharp right ontoMonroeville Blvd. Take the secondright onto Rosecrest Drive. FollowRosecrest through two stop signs;200 yards after the second stop siRosecrest Drive turns sharply to thright and the Family Park entranceon the left.

261 Rosecrest DriveMonroeville, PA 15146-4041Phone: (412) 824-4740.

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For More Information

Branch DirectorDan Garfinkel

(412) 278-1975, ext. 208

[email protected]

Membership ServicesFrancine Cicco(412) 278-1975, ext. 509

[email protected]

Financial AssistanceKaren Clarke

(412) 521-8011, ext. 224

EmploymentKaren Kozel(412) 521-8011, ext. 361

JCC South HillsFax Number(412) 446-0146

JCC Squirrel HillMain Phone Number(412) 521-8010

MEMBER-GET-A-MEMBER

YOU get one month FREE foeach membership referral.Well honor as many as 12referrals for 12 months FREE

EACH FRIEND gets onemonth FREE upon joining(General Membership).

Be sure your friends give usyour name when they join.

For more information, pleasecall (412) 278-1975

JCC membership is open toeveryone.

The JCC is an EqualOpportunity Employer.

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