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PLENTY-O-GEFILTEFISH (POG)A DYNAMIC NEW GROUP FORSINGLE JEWISH“50-SOMETHINGS”

There are shuls, 30-somethings groups and singles

events out there. But Plenty-o-Gefiltefish may be

what you’ve been looking for!

If you are Jewish, “50 something”, single and

want to meet like-minded people visit

www.meetup.com/plenty-o-gefiltefish to register.

Free POG membership.

For more information please contact Janet Klein

Slavin, [email protected] or visit

www.prossermanjcc.com

VISIT BOTH WEBSITES FOR MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS

Committee for THE CENTRE FORDYNAMIC LEARNING (CDL)This committee develops programs to meet the

needs of members and/or the larger community who

are 50+. The committee for the Centre for

Dynamic Learning brings together a network of

individuals with a variety of experience and

expertise allowing for development of peer led

interactive workshop, discussions and study groups.

The committee plans to launch the first set of

programs under the moniker Prosserman JCC,

Centre for Dynamic Learning for fall 2011.

The committee is looking for more members who are

interested in making this concept a reality.

Please come to the next meeting and get involved.

Dates for future meetings will be posted on our

website as well as in the CJN What’s New column.

Next Meeting - Thursday March 10 / 1:30-3:00pm

Facilitator: Arlene Smith

MAY IS VOLUNTEER MONTHWe wish to extend a heartfelt and sincere

THANK YOU to all the volunteers that help

the Prosserman JCC Department of Senior

Adult Programs run so smoothly.

PURIM DROP IN PARTYCome join us for some hamentashenand coffee while you listen to awonderful entertainment.

Thursday March 17 / 1:00 - 2:00 pm.Everyone is welcome. NO CHARGE.

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RYERSON UNIVERSITYCHANG SCHOOL OF CONTINUINGEDUCATION LECTURE SERIES

AMERICA, WHAT WENT WRONG?

Why are there so many problems and such anger

related to government in the United States?

The search for answers will examine several topics

including: politics and politicians, the welfare state,

religion, media, debts and deficits, immigration and of

course, the November elections.

Thursdays, April 7-April 28 (4 weeks)

1:00 - 3:00 pm / Room 105

Member Value Fee: $40 / Regular Fee: $50 +HST

Lecturer: Hugh Innis

WOMEN IN MUSIC IN THE WESTERN WORLD:

FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO TODAY

Women's music-making has always been a profound

part of human life, from the singing of lullabies to

infants to the ritual keening for the dead. Yet women

have been severely restricted as professional

musicians in most societies. This course will introduce

and celebrate some of the inspiring women who

nevertheless flourished within the “classical” music

tradition: composers, virtuosi and in some cases

passionate activists, from the 12th-centuryvisionary

Hildegard of Bingen to Toronto composer Ann

Southam (1937-2010). Each class will include listening,

and the lecturer will provide insights into musical

language of each era under discussion.

Tuesdays, May 3 - May 31 (5 weeks)

1:00 - 3:00 pm / Room 205


Lecturer: Tamara Bernstein

FILM MUSIC: THE NEGLECTED ART

One of the most misunderstood and least

appreciated aspects of moviemaking is the film

score. Even though music has been an integral part

of movies since the silent era, many believe that the

best film score is the kind that you don’t notice. In

this course, instructor Kevin Courrier addresses

that perception by tracing the long and fascinating

history of movie music, while also examining the

works of many of the art form’s great and varied

composers. From the piano player in the theatre pit

to the European exiles who created the golden

years of Hollywood, the course will explore the

relevance of movie music and whether or not a

good score can save a bad picture (or whether a

bad score can ruin a good one). The class will also

examine the impact of pop music on films and the

renaissance of orchestral music in the late 70s with

“Star Wars”. Including film clips that illustrate how

the film score works, this course bring to students

an added awareness of the strong impact music can

have on movies.

Wednesdays, March 23- April 13 (4 weeks)

1:00 – 3:00 pm


Lecturer: Kevin Courrier

FORBIDDEN DESIRES: THE FILMS OF ALFRED

HITCHCOCK AND BRIAN DE PALMA

Voyeurism has always been an integral part of the

appeal of motion pictures.But what film directors

Alfred Hitchcock and Brian De Palma did in their

work was to make it an acceptable dramatic

strategy. In the thrillers of Alfred Hitchcock (The 39

Steps, Strangers on a Train, Vertigo, Psycho), he

was able to manipulate our responses by pulling

the rug out from under our expectations of

conventional drama. Brian De Palma (Carrie,

Dressed to Kill, Blow Out) later borrowed

Hitchcock's cinematic language to take us deeper

and further into more contemporary issues of

sexual fear and political unrest. This course

examines how both directors, with cunning intent,

force us, the viewing audience, to face our hidden

fascination with our own perverse fantasies, our

own forbidden desires.



ADULTS AND 55+Wednesdays, April 27- May 25 (5 weeks)

1:00 – 3:00 pm



ROADS TO PERDITION:

THE DARK ALLURE OF FILM NOIR

For over 70 years, moviegoers havebeen drawn to

the ambiguous and cynical world of film noir. In

this lecture series, critic and author Kevin Courrier

examines the reasons for the genre's longevity.

Derived from hardboiled crime fiction (The Postman

Always Rings Twice, Double Indemnity) in the years

following World War II, film noir has its roots in

German expressionist films of the early 20th

Century. Courrier will trace these origins, delve into

classic noirs (The Big Sleep, Detour and Strangers

on a Train) and show how this cinematic tradition

continues in contemporary works, such as L.A.

Confidential, Mulholland Drive, and The Big

Lebowski.

Wednesdays, June 15- July 13 (5 weeks)

1:00 – 3:00 pm



THE ENIGMATIC GENIUS OF ROBERT ALTMAN

Although film director Robert Altman worked in

Hollywood for most of his career, he didn't make

typical Hollywood movies; even his non-Hollywood,

low budget productions (Secret Honour) differed

from conventional independent fare. Because his

films transcended their genre, they rarely became

hits. Despite this, Robert Altman was one of

the most prolific and idiosyncratic of American

directors.

Film critic Kevin Courrier will examine how Altman

redefined the genre picture in the war film

(M*A*S*H*), the western (McCabe and Mrs. Miller),

the detective story (The Long Goodbye), the

musical (Nashville), murder mystery (Gosford Park),

and theatre (Come Back to the Five and Dime,

Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean). We will also examine

how his movies worked between the lines of con-

ventional story-telling to give us compelling and

elliptical dream worlds, revealing the struggles of

the independent artist continually in conflict with the

world of commerce.

Wednesdays, July 20 – Aug 17 (5 weeks)

1:00 – 3:00 pm



WOMENSDISCUSSION GROUPThis program is offered in partnership with The North

York Women's Centre (NYWC) Programs and services

are planned to provide a safe, supportive place where

women can voice their concerns, share experiences,

gain information, learn skills and build friendships

with other women. Examples of topics covered

include:

Women in Society

This discussion explores society's representations

of women and how these representations affect our

personal lives. In a supportive space we'll discuss

our roles as women, our relationships, behavior,

self image and the meaning we give to our daily

encounters.

Anger and You

This discussion will focus on anger as a positive

emotion. You will increase self-awareness and learn

methods of accepting and dealing with anger.

As well as Healthy Relationships, Intro to Tai-Chi,

and Assertiveness.

May 3- June 7 (6 weeks) / Tuesdays 10am-12 noon

Free Program / Facilitator: Carol Bornstein

PRE REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Based on the success of this program we will run

a 2nd discussion group June 14 - July 19

10 - 12 noon

Several programs listed have been co-sponsoredby Diversicare Four Elms

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Spring/Summer • April/August 2011

CURRENT EVENTSJoin this in-depth discussion of world issues in an

enjoyable social atmosphere.

All Adults are welcome.

Thursdays, ongoing / 12:45pm – 2:15pm

Member Value Fee:$1 / Regular fee $2

Facilitator: Peter Diamant and /or Sam Helfenbaum

SENIOR SOCIAL ARTJoin Lil Goldman for a full range art experience!

Hands on creativity in media of your choice,

discussions, gallery visits and more.

Participants are responsible for supplies.

ONGOING until June 27/ Monday, 1:00 - 3:00 pmF

REE FOR MEMBERS / Instructor: Lil Goldman

Students Painting Exhibit on June 27 / 1 - 3pm

Everyone is welcome.

INTERNATIONAL AND ISRAELIFOLK DANCEExperience exciting dances from Israel and many

other countries. Move your feet to a multicultural

beat.

Wednesdays, March 23 - May 18 ( no class April 20)

Wednesdays, May 25 - July 20 ( no class June 8)

Wednesdays, July 27 – Sept 14

8 weeks

Member Value Fee $17 / Regular Fee $ 20 +HST

Drop-In classes:

Member Value Fee: $2.75 / Regular Fee: $3.50

Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Instructor: Sandy Starkman, Teme Kernerman

CHAI DANCERSJoin this performing group of dedicated dancers

who enjoy an excellent reputation and are highly

regarded for their professionalism. Chai dancers

perform a diverse, multicultural repertoire.

Free for members / Annual Program

Appropriate for 55+

Mondays & Wednesdays / 1:30pm – 3:30pm

Instructor: Teme Kernerman

LATIN DANCELearn salsa, meringue, cha-cha and more hot Latin

dances!

Appropriate for All Adults

Member Value Fee $70 / Regular Fee $120 +HST

Wednesdays, March 23- June 1 (no class Apr 20)

10 weeks


Wednesdays,July 6- Aug 24 / 8 weeks

8:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Instructor: Sasha Tahilianni

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MEDITATION ANDSPIRITUAL WRITINGWhat connects you to a higher

power or makes you feel spiritual; nature,

preparing your favorite recipe for family, an object

of beauty, an early memory, etc. Use meditation to

open yourself up and express your spirituality in

writing.

Appropriate for all adults

No previous writing experience necessary

Section A / 8 weeks

Mondays, March 14 - May 16

(no class Apr. 18 and 25) / 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Section B / 8 weeks

Tuesdays March 15 - May 17

(no class Apr. 19 and 26) / 7:30 - 9:00 pm


Instructor: Barb Rosen

JEWELERY MAKINGCreate Your Own Ring

In this introductory program you will

learn the basics of lost wax carving, texture

designing, a little bit of history and about different

ring types. In the end your creation will be cast in

sterling silver for you to wear or give as a gift!

Section A / 5 weeks

Mondays, Apr. 4 and 11 / 10:30am - 11:30am

Lecture – From Ancient Treasures to

Contemporary Designs; Jewelry Tells a Story

Mondays May 2, 9 and 16

10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Hands on: design and create your ring

Section B / 5 weeks

Thursdays, Apr. 7 and 14

7:30pm - 8:30pm

Lecture– From Ancient Treasures to

Contemporary Designs; Jewelry Tells a Story

Thursdays, Apr. 21, 28 and May 5,

7:30 pm-9:30 pm

Hands on: design and create your ring


Material costs: $20 - $25

Instructor: Anat Kaplan - (ANOUK Jewelry)

RECORDERLearn to play Recorder in a group. Stimulates your

brain and improves breathing and posture.Recorder

available for purchase from the instructor for $12

Appropriate for: 55+

Not required to read music

FREE for members / Regular Fee $25 +HST

Section A (Beginners)

Wednesdays, Mar 9 - May 11 ( no class Apr 20 and 27)

May 18- July 6 (no class June 8)

12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

Section B (Intermediate)

Wednesdays, Mar 9 - May 11 (no class Apr 20 and 27)

May 18- July 6 (no class June 8)

1:30 - 3:00 pm

Instructor: Judy Miskin

THE SHALOM SINGERSPerform melodies in Hebrew, Yiddish, English,

French, Hungarian, Italian and Russian. This well-

respected performing group entertains at various

institutions within the community.

Appropriate for All adults / Free for members

Every Thursday, ongoing program

10:00 am - 11:30 am

Instructor: Esther Ghan Firestone

Accompanist: Regina Kutnovsky

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SOCIAL BRIDGE AND MAHJONGGDon’t sit at home, come out to play!

Meet new people while having lots of fun.

Appropriate for All adults / Free for members

Wednesdays, ongoing / 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

BRIDGE CLASSES FOR BEGINNERSAlways wanted to learn how to bid and play bridge?

Well now is your chance to join our basic bridge

class.Please purchase Bidding in the 21st Century -

The ClubSeries. Author: Audrey Grant.

8 weeks + intro class

Tuesdays, May 3- June 28 / 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Member Value Fee: $45 / Regular Fee $60 +HST

Instructor: Rina Melnick

PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT EVENING CLASSES

MAHJONGGBEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATELearn and gain the confidence to play in a group.

Appropriate for All Adults / 8 weeks

Section A

Wednesdays, March 23- May 18 (no class April 20)

Wednesdays, June 15 – August 3 (no class June 8)

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Section B

Mondays, March 21 - May 23

(no class April 25 and May 16)

Mondays, June 13 – August 15

(no class July 4 and August 1)

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm


Instructor: Amy Brock and Elaine Pludwinski

TREASURES IN JEWISHLITERATURE 2010-2011In partnership with Koffler Centre of the Arts

Refreshments 1:00 - 1:30 pm

Program 1:30 - 3:00 pm

Member Value Fee: $16 Regular Fee: $18

TUESDAY, MAY 17

“SOMEONE TO RUN WITH” BY DAVID GROSSMAN

(2004) / REVIEWED BY ANNA SHTERNSHIS

Author of six novels and three works of nonfiction,

Grossman is one of Israel’s finest and most

provocative writers. “Someone to Run With” is set

during the waning days of the Oslo era, shortly

before Grossman’s hopes for peace were dashed by

the outbreak of the second intifada. The story fol-

lows Israeli teenagers Assaf and Tamar, and Dinka,

a golden Labrador that eventually brings them to-

gether.

Next season 2011-2012 BOOK TITLES

will be released mid June

Member Value Fee: $16 at the door

$58 +HST series

Regular Fee: $18 at the door / $65 +HST series

(advance registration required for series)

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THEATRE AND MUSICALS

HAPPY DAYS - STAGEWESTGoodbye grey skies hello blue! Based on the hit TV

Series, this show is full of songs and energy from

those happy days of the late 50’s.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30

Member Value Fee: $65 / Regular Fee: $75

Prices include buffet lunch and transportation.

Bus leaves the Prosserman JCC at 10:30 am.

ZERO HOURDirect from Broadway, this award winning show is

brilliantly entertaining. The play is an explosion of

memory, humor, outrage and juicy backstage lore

about the 3 time Tony Award winning actor. ZERO

MOSTEL; one of the most colorful characters in the

American theatre.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13

Al Green Theatre at Miles Nadal JCC

750 Spadina Avenue


SOUTH PACIFICIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BERNARD BETEL CENTRE

Set on a tropical island during World War II, the

musical tells the sweeping romantic story of two

couples and how their happiness is threatened by

the realities of war and by their own prejudices.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27

Toronto Centre for the Arts


Bus leaves the Prosserman JCC at 12:15 pm.

TO LIFEA joyous musical revue in celebration of life told

through songs from Broadway hit musicals such as

Funny Girl and Fiddler on the Roof. Through great

music love and humour we raise a glass. To Life!

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 / Jane Mallett Theatre

St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts / 27 Front St. East


HAIRSPRAYIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BERNARD BETEL CENTRE

Get out your hairspray and prepare to sing at the

musical.

THURSDAY, JUNE 2 / The St. Jacobs Playhouse



9T0 5IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BERNARD BETEL CENTRE

What A Way to Make A Living. The musical tells the

story of three unlikely friends who conspire to take

control of their company and learn there’s nothing

they can’t do even in a man’s world. Outrageous,

thought-provoking and even a little romantic.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 / Toronto Centre for the Arts



BLOOD BROTHERSIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BERNARD BETEL CENTRE

Blood Brothers tells the story of twins brothers,

separated at birth who reunite and become friends in

their childhood, unaware of their relation to each

other or of the consequences their relationship will

bring out.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 / The St. Jacobs Playhouse



MEMPHISIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BERNARD BETEL CENTRE

Pack up your bags, we’re headed to: Memphis - the

Musical. Inspired by the real-life story of a 1950s rock

‘n’ roll deejay, Memphis is about the man who

brought black music to white listeners in the

segregated South.

TUESDAY, DEC. 20 / Toronto Centre for the Arts



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CREATIVITY CLUBIn partnership with Koffler Centre of the Arts

Last Wednesday of the month / Noon – 1 PM

FREE PROGRAM

Join us at lunchtime in the Lounge of the Prosserman

JCC for a unique mix of arts, culture and fun. You

bring your lunch and we’ll provide nourishment for

the soul… and beverages too!

Next sessions - March 30 and May 25

JOKERS CLUB HUMOUR GROUPCo-sponsored by Amica of Thornhill

Do you love to laugh? Do you enjoy people? Then this

social club is for you!

Appropriate for All adults / Ongoing Annual Program

Member Value Fee $1 / Regular Fee $2

Third Wednesday of the month (no session in April)

Next session March 16 / 7:30 - 9:30 pm

AGEING AND SAGEING:A MINI-RETREAT FOR HEART ANDMIND, FOR ADULTS IN THEIR 60’SAND 70’SKolel and the Department of Adult Programs present

a wonderful afternoon focusing on healthy ageing,

a positive outlook, broadened spirituality and intellec-

tual stimulation.

Featuring discussion groups, yoga, meditation,

refreshments, and 2 lectures:

Biblical Models of Successful - and Unsuccessful! -

Ageing; and The Journey To Maturing Spirituality.

Sunday, May 15, 2011 / 1:00 - 5:00 pm


Advance registration only. Space is limited!

MOVIE MONDAYSWITH LARRY ANKLEWICZCo-sponsored by Thorne Mill on Steeles

MONDAY, 1:30 PM (Doors Open at 1:00 PM)

Fee $5 per movie at the door, Movie, intro, review

and Q&A

MARCH 28 / FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

(2006) 86 MIN. U.S.A.

Bob Balaban, Ed Begley, Jr., Christopher Guest,

Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey,

Harry Shearer, Fred Willard / Directed by Christo-

pher Guest

"For Your Consideration" focuses on the making

of an independent movie and its cast who become

victims of the dreaded awards buzz. Like Guest's

previous films, "Waiting For Guffman", "Best In

Show" and "A Mighty Wind", this latest project will

feature performances from his regular ensemble, in-

cluding co-writer Eugene Levy.

MAY 16

CROSSING DELANCEY (1988) 97 MIN. U.S.A.

Amy Irving, Peter Riegert, Sylvia Miles, Jeroen

Krabbe / Directed by Joan Micklin Silver

A Manhattan book store manager concentrates on

life among the New York literate until her European

grandmother hires a flamboyant matchmaker to

find her a husband. The owner of a local pickle

stand turns out to be the man of her dreams.

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ADULTS AND 55+JUNE 20 / THE BOY IN THE STRIPED

PAJAMAS (2008) 93 MIN. U.S.A.

Asa Butterfield, Zac Mattoon O'Brien, Domonkos

Németh, Henry Kingsmill, Vera Farmiga, Cara

Horgan, Zsuzsa Holl, Amber Beattie, László Áron /

Directed by Mark Herman

Set during World War II, a story seen through the

innocent eyes of Bruno, the eight-year-old son of

the commandant at a concentration camp, whose

forbidden friendship with a Jewish boy on the other

side of the camp fence has startling and unexpected

consequences.

JULY 11

HELLO GOODBYE (2008) 99 MIN. FRANCE

Fanny Ardant, Gerrord Depardieu, Jean Benguigui,

Lior Ashkenazi, Sasson Gabai / Directed by Graham

Guit

Romantic comedy about a Parisian couple in their

fifties who share a comfortable life, a beautiful

home, a posh country club and a midlife crisis.

Following a dream vacation to Israel where Alain

(Depardieu) explores his Jewish roots, Gisèle

(Ardant) insists they change their life and move to

Tel Aviv. While Gisèle, a Jewish convert, finds her

new life inspiring; Alain fights to embrace Hebrew,

Jewish tradition and a new circumcision.

AUGUST 29 / JUST AN ORDINARY JEW (2005)

89 MIN. GERMANY

Ben Becker, Siegfried W. Kernen, Samuel Finzi / Di-

rected by Oliver Hirschbiegel

Journalist Emanuel Goldfarb (Ben Becker) is invited

to speak to a class of school children on the topic

of being a German Jew living in Germany today.

Goldfarb can’t imagine what would be of interest

to kids regarding his very ordinary life. As he con-

fronts his mask of an “ordinary” Jew, he recognizes

that his life, along with his Jewish heritage, is very

unordinary.

SEPTEMBER 12

KEEPING UP WITH THE STEINS 90 MIN.

U.S.A. / Daryl Sabara, Jami Gertz, Jeremy Piven,

Garry Marshall / Directed by Scott Marshall

Benjamin Fiedler is preparing for his bar mitzvah

without any understanding of its meaning or of its

significance. His parents are planning a lavish party,

but Benjamin wants his dad to give him some space.

Benjamin will invite his grandfather, who left

the family years ago and for whom Benjamin's dad

has an intense dislike, to come two weeks early.

Thanks in part to grandpa - and to the immediate

family's love Benjamin may

BUBBY, ZAIDYAND GRANDKIDSBRUNCH PARTY!!!free for membersA morning of fun and food with the ones you

love. What could be better?

Activities/Crafts planned for children

ages 2-10 years

Sunday, April 3 / 10:00-12:00

Regular Fee: $3/per person

Regular Fee: Family of 4 people $10

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LUNCH’N LEARNWITH RABBI MOSHE STERN ORRABBI MEIR ROSENBERGFirst Friday of each month - 12:00 - 1:00 pm

FREE PROGRAM

Bring your lunch - coffee and tea are free

Please contact us that day to confirm the session is

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GO ORGANICCOMMUNITY SUPPORTEDAGRICULTURESupport local farms and participate in this great

community initiative. Contact the farm directly to

get more information and to order your fall / winter

shares Plan B Organic Farms “organic food at its

freshest!”

www.planborganicfarms.ca

contact 905.659.2572 / [email protected]

COMPUTER CLASSES

SEND AND SURFAn introduction to e-mail and internet use for

beginners.

Students will learn how to create a web-based e-mail

account ( hotmail, yahoo, gmail), send and receive

messages and attachments and organize files.

Students will also learn how to access the internet,

find resources such as local web-sites and informa-

tion portals, create bookmarks and favourites, and

“surf” for business or pleasure. No previous

experience with e-mail, internet or computers is

required.

Tuesdays, April 5 - June 21 / 10 weeks

(No class Apr. 19 and 26) / 1:00 – 3:00pm

Member Value Fee: $60+HST / Regular Fee: $90+HST

Instructor: Dianne Erdos-Rush

THE SHOW MUST GO ONAn introduction to the basics of Microsoft

PowerPoint

Students will learn the basics of PowerPoint- how

to develop a presentation, create slides, insert text

and pictures and make use of simple effects. This

course is suitable for those with intermediate com-

puter experience and will empower those looking to

improve their position in the workplace. This course

is not only suitable for those needing to make

presentations but also for those wishing to create

slideshows for personal purposes (family and friends,

vacations etc.

Fridays, April 8 - June 17 / 10 weeks

(No class Aprl 22) / 10:00am – 12:00pm

Member Value Fee: $60+HST / Regular Fee: $90+HST

Instructor: Dianne Erdos-Rush

SHUTTLE OFF TO THEPROSSERMAN JCC

The Prosserman JCC is making it easier than

ever for seniors to enjoy its rich array of

cultural, entertainment, educational and health

programs.

Our new, free shuttle van service, will pick up

those registered in a program or who are

members from five locations: Carscaden and

Bathurst (SW corner), Bathurst and Sheppard

(NW corner), Driveway to Prosserman JCC

(4588 Bathurst), Wilmington Plaza and

Prosserman JCC main entrance.

The shuttle is not handicap accessible.

For more information please call

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