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The Jewish Geriatric Home Auxiliary at Lions Gate will hold its paid up membership meeting at Lions Gate on Thursday, Sept. 18, at noon. News analyst Susan Myers will keynote. Planning the event are (seated, from left), Joan Karp, Sylvia KIohn and Helene Tull, with (standing, from left), Renee Platt Goldstein, Rita Freeman, Adrienne Seligma and Anita Farber. More ... The Senior Services Department of Samost Jewish Family and Children's Service will offer a Kosher Meals on Wheels Program to interested community members of all ages in the Burlington, Camden and Gloucester County area, starting today. Each meal is accompanied by a dinner roll or bread and dessert. The meals are priced at $6 per meal, and can be arranged for pick-up. More ... Blank Rome Festival of Arts, Books and Culture chair, Vicki Zell (left) and vice chair, Dr. Andrew Mulberg display books by Martin Fletcher and Gary David Goldberg, among the 30 authors, entertainers and artists who will appear at this year's Nov. 9-16 Festival. Tickets go on sale Monday, Sept. 22 at the Katz JCC. More ... The Jewish Community Foundation Board of Directors approved the distribution of 28 Spring Grants to community organizations for new and innovative programming. The total value of the grants is $202,750. The JCF awards grants twice a year by way of its Grants Committee, co-chaired by Marcy Sanders and Eytan Irwin. More ... Access to Me'ah, a two-year adult Jewish learning program, has been eased for area seniors on limited incomes, according to Shonnie Lebovitz, Cherry-Hill based assistant regional director of the Boston Hebrew College program. A grant from the Raymond and Gertrude R. More ... Gathered at a recent BBQ at the Katz JCC outdoor pool are Center Board member Sarah Yashaya, Barbara Gihon, Early Childhood administrator, and Lana Sudakova, JCC bookkeeper. More ... Seventy eight teen athletes and 13 arts oriented teens representing the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill will participate in the JCC Association Maccabi Games and ArtsFest. The Games, now in their 26th year, offer an athletic, cultural, and social experience for Jewish youth. ArtsFest, entering its third year, celebrates Jewish teens who have a passion for the arts. More ... The Katz JCC is transforming its "Tween Lounge" into an 850 square foot facility known as XRKade® to provide new activity options for local youth, teens and active adults. The latest addition to the JCC Health & Wellness Expansion, XRKade will be an interactive exergaming experience with the most advanced games and entertainment system. More ... |
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