dr. gabriel & alma elias center march & april 2018 …...collection of frank sinatra duets...

1January-February 2018 • KleinLife: Montgomery County Dr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Centerז״ל

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KleinLife: Montgomery County is funded in part by Montgomery County Aging and Adult Services, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, Herschel

Elias and the Elias Foundation, and the George and Lillian Berman Fund.Montgomery County Dr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Center • Congregation Adath Jeshurun • 7763 Old York Road • Elkins Park, PA 19027ז״ל

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March & April2018 Happenings

Located at Adath Jeshurun

7763 Old York Road • Elkins Park, PA 19027 • 215-635-5244

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday9:45am-2:00pm

Enjoy a variety of programs which will stimulate the mind, body, heart and spirit in the Montgomery County community. We are your neighborhood stop for health & wellness, adult learning, social activities and travel opportunities.

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7763 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA215-635-5244 • www.kleinlife.org

March-April 2018 Happenings

STAFFGail KorostoffCenter Director

Miranda Coyne Assistant Center Director

Shannon Ryan Food Service Coordinator

Damyon Myers Food Service Coordinator

In case of inclement weather, please follow the Cheltenham Township School closings.

School Closing Number 306 If Cheltenham schools are closed,

KleinLife is closed!

Additionally, we will have a message on the center answering machine by 7:00am if we

are closed or opening late.

215-635-5244

Attention Transnet Riders!If you must cancel your trip, please call

Bux-Mont by 8:00am that morning to avoid being charged $20 for a missed trip.

Please cancel at:215-659-1313

March Has A LOT to Celebrate

Women’s History MonthWomen’s History Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to

proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as “Women’s History Week.” Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as “Women’s History Week.” In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 which designated the month of March 1987 as “Women’s History Month.” Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March of each year as Women’s History Month. Since 1995, Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as “Women’s History Month.”

Red Cross MonthThis is the time when the American Red Cross honors our nation’s heroes who help people in need in their community, across the country and around the world. A nationwide observance, here are some photos from around the country showing how our cities and towns honor the American Red Cross in March.More than 300,000 of these heroes help families find shelter after a home fire. They donate blood to help trauma victims and cancer patients. They deliver comfort items to military members in hospitals around the world. They use their lifesaving skills to save someone from a heart attack, drowning, or choking. They volunteer their time to help those in need.


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MARCH PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTSCrazy Hats for Purim Purim is a time to celebrate and wear costumes. Create and model crazy hats with the staff in honor of this fun holiday. Thursday, March 1, 11:00amNational Peanut Butter Day Celebration! One of the greatest food inventions with some tasty treats ready for shmearing. Thursday, March 1, 12:45pmPizza in the Jar with Teri Wassel Build a healthy salad in a mason jar and take it home with you to enjoy. Tuesday, March 6, 11:00amLine Dancing with Oreet (American Dance) Have fun and move to the music done at American weddings like the electric slide and the cha-cha slide. You will learn a fun and simple choreography. Tuesday, March 6, 12:45pmMovie: The Iron Lady A movie in honor of Women’s History Month. An elderly Margaret Thatcher talks to the imagined presence of her recently deceased husband as she struggles to come to terms with his death while scenes from her past life, from girlhood to British prime minister, intervene. Wednesday, March 7, Part I: 11:00am; Part II & Discussion: 12:45pmFlower Show Collage with Amy Warmflash Create a stunning collage of beautiful flowers in two sessions. Part I: Thursday, March 8, 10:15am Part II: Thursday, March 15, 10:15amFood for Thought: Quotes from Churchill and Twain with Ed Moses Ed Moses shares famous quotes from these two larger-than-life personalities. Thursday, March 8, 12:45pmFrom Creek to Sewer with Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center Join Adam Levine for a fascinating presentation of the water flowing under our feet. Tuesday, March 13, 11:00amSt. Patty’s Day Show with Arlyn Walters Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this special “Luck of the Irish” celebration. Tuesday, March 13, 12:45pmEinstein’s Birthday & Pi Day with Francesca Axe Francesca shares the fun facts and the importance of these two coinciding dates. Wednesday, March 14, 11:00amBeaded Necklaces & Bracelets with Arlene Have a fun afternoon of creating pretty jewelry with beads. Wednesday, March 14, 12:45pmThe Aftermath of Cuban Revolution with Raquel Sinai Cohen Raquel Sinai Cohen will discuss her childhood experiences after the Cuban revolution, and those of family members who remained in Cuba. Thursday, March 15, 12:45pmThe Tuskeegee Airmen with Burton Fogelman A former history teacher at Central High School and pilot will share his extensive knowledge of this amazing story. Tuesday, March 20, 11:00am

Line Dancing with Oreet (Israeli Line Dancing) Have fun and move to the music through a variety of dance exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and stamina. You will learn a fun and simple line dancing choreography.Tuesday, March 20, 12:45pm Footlight Highlights – Oldies, but Goodies with Gloria Salmansohn This program is composed of 10 monologues, each piece performed as a wildly different character and selected from quite a diverse group of plays. All framed by a highly amusing and informative narrative! Wednesday, March 21, 11:00amNational Fragrance Day Smelling Contest! Can you identify all the samples? We’ll find out. Thursday, March 22, 10:15amMovie Short: Frank Sinatra and Friends A collection of Frank Sinatra Duets revives the glory of Ol’ Blue Eyes as he’s accompanied on stage by the greatest singers of all time like Ella Fitzgerald, Louie Armstrong, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and many more. Thursday, March 22, 12:45pmPassover Seder with Rabbi Leib & Cantor Zarkh A festive program and Seder not to be missed! Excellent commentary and discussion, heartwarming music and song from Rabbi Leib & Cantor Zarkh of Old York Road Temple Beth Am. Please call the office at 215-635-5244 to reserve your spot as seating is limited. Tuesday, March 27, 11:00amLine Dancing with Oreet (Latin Dance) Have fun and move to the music through a variety of dance exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and stamina. You will learn a fun and simple choreography. Tuesday, March 27, 12:45pmMovie: The Eagle Huntress A movie in honor of Women’s History Month. Thirteen-year-old Aisholpan trains to become the first female in twelve generations of her nomad family to become an eagle huntress. Wednesday, March 28, Part I: 11:00am; Part II & Discussion: 12:45pmCoca-Cola Anniversary-Themed Bingo Was there even life before Coca-Cola? With its creation in 1886, we have never lived without it. Learn more about it through fun games of bingo. Thursday, March 29, 10:15amRed Cross Month Celebration March is a chance to honor and celebrate the everyday heroes who help the Red Cross fulfill their mission. Learn facts and figures of all they do for the world. Thursday, March 29, 12:45pm


MARCH PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIESTUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

19:45 Coffee Talk9:45 Blood Pressure Screening10:15 Knitting10:15 Crazy Hats for Purim11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 National Peanut Butter Day Celebration!

69:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength11:00 Pizza in the Jar with Teri Wassel12:00 Lunch12:45 Line Dancing with Oreet

79:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Movie: The Iron Lady Part I12:00 Lunch12:45 Movie: The Iron Lady Part II & Discussion

89:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Knitting10:15 Flower Show Collage I with Amy Warmflash11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 Food for Thought: Quotes from Churchill & Twain with Ed Moses

139:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength 11:00 Creek to Sewer Presented by Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center12:00 Lunch12:45 St. Patty’s Day Show with Arlyn Walters

149:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Einstein’s Birthday & Pi Day with Francesca Axe12:00 Lunch12:45 Beaded Necklaces & Bracelets with Arlene12:45 Board Games & Brain Aerobics

159:45 Coffee Talk9:45 Blood Pressure Screening10:15 Knitting10:15 Flower Show Collage II with Amy Warmflash1:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 The Aftermath of the Cuban Revolution with Raquel Sinai Cohen

209:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength 11:00 The Tuskeegee Airmen with Burton Fogelman12:00 Lunch12:45 Line Dancing with Oreet

219:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Footlight Highlights - Oldies, but Goodies with Gloria Salmansohn12:00 Lunch12:45 First Day of Spring Centerpieces

229:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Knitting10:15 National Fragrance Day Smelling Contest!11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch1:00 Movie Short: Frank Sinatra & Friends

279:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength11:00 Passover Seder with Rabbi Leib & Cantor Zarkh12:00 Lunch12:45 Line Dancing with Oreet

289:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Movie: The Eagle Huntress Part I12:00 Lunch12:45 Movie: The Eagle Huntress Part II & Discussion

299:45 Coffee Talk9:45 Blood Pressure Screening10:15 Knitting10:15 Coca-Cola Anniversary- Themed Bingo11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch1:00 Red Cross Month Celebration

*calendar subject to change


MARCH LUNCH MENU

Choice Meals Wed., Mar. 7 Wed., Mar.14 Wed., Mar. 20 Wed., Mar. 28 Lox, Swiss Cheese & Hard Boiled Egg Vegetarian Cheese Salad Chopped Herring Salad Egg Salad Pita Pocket Lettuce, Tomato, & Onion Lettuce, Tomato, & Hard Boiled Egg Lettuce, Tomato & Onion Lettuce, Tomato, Onion Cole Slaw/ Mini Bagel Marinated Carrot Salad Marinated Beet Salad/Three Bean Salad Health Salad/Bean Salad

Thurs. Mar. 1 Thurs., Mar. 8 Thurs., Mar. 15 Thurs., Mar. 21 Thurs., Mar. 29 Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Turkey Hoagie Corned Beef Sandwich Green Salad w/ Chicken Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Lettuce & Tomato Lettuce, Tomato & Onion Cole Slaw/1000 Island Dressing Craisins and Almonds Lettuce & Tomato Whole Wheat Roll Israeli Salad Rye Bread Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll

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Minestrone SoupRigatoni with Turkey BologneseMixed Greens with Balsamic VinaigretteGarlic BreadPears

6Garden Vegetable SoupHot Turkey with Giblet GravyMashed PotatoesPeas and Carrots7-Grain BreadFresh Apple

7Baked Ziti with SpinachCaesar SaladItalian Blend VegetablesSmall Cannoli

8Beef Vegetable SoupStuffed Beef Cabbage with Sweet & Sour SauceMixed VegetablesBrown Rice PilafPumpernickel BreadFruit Cocktail

13Split Pea SoupRoast Beef JardiniereRoasted Red Bliss PotatoesBroccoli and CauliflowerWhole Wheat BreadFruit Cocktail

14Baked Fish with Tomato Pepper, Olive & Caper SauceSauteed Spinach,Kale & CarrotsBrown Rice PilafWhole Wheat RollPineapples

15Italian Wedding SoupBreaded Chicken StripsSweet Potato CubesCole SlawMarble Rye BreadPeaches

20Mushroom Barley SoupGrilled Chicken Sandwich with Sauteed OnionsLettuce & TomatoCarrot Raisin SaladWhole Wheat Hamburger RollMandarin Oranges

21Cheese Blintzes with Cherry Compote & Sour CreamCarrotsTossed SaladFresh Orange

22Cabbage Borscht SoupBeef Brisket with Tomato GravyPotato LatkesGreen BeansRye BreadUnsweetened Strawberry Applesauce

27Roasted Chicken LegsCarrot TzimmesPotato KugelMatzahHoney CakeJuice

28Panko Crusted TilapiaMarinated Tomato SaladVegetable CouscousWhole Wheat breadPineapplesOrange Juice

29Minestrone SoupRigatoni with Turkey BologneseMixed Greens with Balsamic VinaigretteGarlic BreadPears

• menu subject to changePassover Seder


APRIL LUNCH MENUTUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

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10Split Pea SoupRoast Beef JardiniereRoasted Red Bliss PotatoesBroccoli and CauliflowerWhole Wheat BreadFruit Cocktail

11Baked Fish with Tomato Pepper, Olive & Caper SauceSauteed Spinach,Kale & CarrotsBrown Rice PilafWhole Wheat RollPineapples

12Italian Wedding SoupBreaded Chicken StripsSweet Potato CubesCole SlawMarble Rye BreadPeaches

17Mushroom Barley SoupGrilled Chicken Sandwich with Sauteed OnionsLettuce & TomatoCarrot Raisin SaladWhole Wheat Hamburger RollMandarin Oranges

18Cheese Blintzes with Cherry Compote & Sour CreamCarrotsTossed SaladFresh Orange

19Spring RollChicken Lo MeinSteamed BroccoliOrange SlicesAlmond Cookie

24Mediterranean White Bean SoupChopped Steak with Frizzled OnionsGlazed CarrotsEgg NoodlesRye BreadFresh Orange

25Panko Crusted TilapiaMarinated Tomato SaladVegetable CouscousWhole Wheat breadPineapplesOrange Juice

26Minestrone SoupRigatoni with Turkey BologneseMixed Greens with Balsamic VinaigretteGarlic BreadPears

Choice Meals Wed., Apr. 4 Wed., Apr. 11 Wed., Apr. 18 Wed., Apr. 25 No Choice Meal Vegetarian Cheese Salad Chopped Herring Salad Egg Salad Pita Pocket Lettuce, Tomato, & Hard Boiled Egg Lettuce, Tomato & Onion Lettuce, Tomato, Onion Marinated Carrot Salad Marinated Beet/3-Bean Salad Health Salad/Bean Salad

Thurs., Apr. 5 Thurs., Apr. 12 Thurs., Apr. 19 Thurs., Apr. 26 No Choice Meal Corned Beef Sandwich Green Salad w/ Chicken Grilled Chicken Caeser Salad Cole Slaw/1000 Island Dressing Craisins and Almonds Lettuce & Tomato Rye Bread Whole Wheat Roll Whole Wheat Roll

• menu subject to change


APRIL PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIESTUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

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109:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength11:00 Current Events with Allan Marmon12:00 Lunch12:45 National Sibling Day & Bingo +Bring photos & stories

119:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Yom Hashoah/Holocaust Remembrance Day with Rabbi Fred Davidow12:00 Lunch12:45 Movie Short: Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts: Happy Birthday Igor Stravinsky

129:45 Coffee Talk9:45 Blood Pressure Screening10:15 Knitting 10:15 History & Services of HIAS with Kerry Coughlin11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 Beverly Cleary’s Birthday with Ramona the Pest

179:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength 11:00 Short Stories with Shannon12:00 Lunch12:45 Board Games & Brain Games with Miranda

189:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Food for Thought: The Sinking of the Titanic with Francesca Axe12:00 Lunch12:45 Food for the Take-Away: Popcorn & Trail Mix

199:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Knitting10:15 National Humor Day +Bring a joke11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 Group Crossword Puzzles

249:45 Coffee Talk10:00 Chess Club10:15 Stretch & Strength 11:00 The Lindbergh Kidnapping with Zach Margolies12:00 Lunch12:45 Line Dancing with Oreet

259:45 Coffee Talk10:15 Let Your Yoga Dance11:00 Movie: The First Monday in May Part I12:00 Lunch12:45 Movie: The First Monday in May Part II & Discussion

269:45 Coffee Talk9:45 Blood Pressure Screening10:15 Knitting10:15 Sing-A-Long with Ed Moses & His Guitar11:00 Healing Exercise12:00 Lunch12:45 National Pretzel Day & Arbor Day Celebration

*calendar subject to change

Friendly Phone Call ProgramIf you or someone you know is living alone, feeling isolated or simply in need of some cheer, we are pleased to offer a friendly phone call. Our warm and caring volunteers will call to check in and say hello. Please

call 215-635-5244 for more information or to sign up.


APRIL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTSCurrent Events with Allan Marmon So much going on in the world, it’s hard to keep up. Allan is here to give you the important news. Tuesday, April 10, 11:00am

National Sibling Day & Bingo It’s a day to honor your sister or brother, whether by blood or honorary. Bring your pictures and stories to share of your wonderful sibling moments! We’ll also play a special game or two of bingo. Tuesday, April 10, 12:45pm

Yom Hashoah/Holocaust Memorial Day with Rabbi Fred Davidow Join this discussion of the Holocaust and its significance today. Wednesday, April 11, 11:00am

Movie Short: Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts: Happy Birthday, Igor Stravinsky Leonard Bernstein says “Happy Birthday” to Igor Stravinsky on this program, not only giving him our congratulations and our wishes for many more healthy productive years. We are also paying tribute, with all our respect and admiration and devotion, to the greatest composer in the world today. Wednesday April 11, 12:45pm

History & Services of HIAS with Kerry Coughlin HIAS Pennsylvania provides legal, resettlement, citizenship, and supportive services to immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers from all backgrounds in order to ensure their fair treatment and full integration into American society. Thursday, April 12, 10:15am

Beverly Cleary’s Birthday featuring Ramona the Pest The Ramona books are a series of eight humorous children’s novels by Beverly Cleary that center on Ramona Quimby, her family and friends. Thursday, April 12, 12:45pm

Short Stories with Shannon Shannon comes out of the kitchen to share her passion for short stories Tuesday, April 17, 11:00am

Food for Thought: The Sinking of the Titanic with Francesca Axe RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912, after it collided with an iceberg during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. And then there’s the movie…Wednesday, April 18, 11:00am

National Humor Day Make ‘em laugh! Old jokes, new jokes, short jokes, long jokes, we’ll laugh at them all! Thursday, April 19, 10:15am

The Lindbergh Kidnapping with Zach Margolies Take us back to 1932 to the story that rocked the world! Tuesday, April 24, 11:00am

Line Dancing with Oreet (Bellydance) Have fun and move to the music through a variety of dance exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and stamina. You will learn a fun and simple choreography. Tuesday, April 24, 12:45pm

Movie: The First Monday in May Follows the creation of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s most attended fashion exhibition in history, “China: Through The Looking Glass,” an exploration of Chinese-inspired Western fashions by Costume Institute curator Andrew Bolton. Wednesday, April 25, Part I: 11:00am; Part II & Discussion: 12:45pm

Sing-A-Long with Ed Moses & His Guitar Ed has delighted us before with his mix of folk songs accompanied by guitar. Thursday, April 26, 10:15am

National Pretzel Day and Arbor Day Celebration We’ll have a pretzel snack and appreciate all that trees do to bring health and pleasure to us and the planet. Thursday, April 26,12:45pm

VOLUNTEERS WANTEDWe are looking for

volunteers to help us with:

• Reception

• Serving Lunch

• Leading Clubs or Activities

Interested? Contact our office at 215-635-5244 today!


VERMONT & NEW HAMPSHIRENew England in the Fall Foliage Season

Mon., Oct. 15-Thurs., Oct. 18 4 Days & 3 Nights

$735 member; $760 general per person Double Occupancy

Single Supplement: $240 additional

Highlights include:• A visit to Sugarbush Farm, famous for its

excellent waxed cheeses and Pure Vermont Maple Syrup

• Admission to Calvin Coolidge Homestead• Scenic skyride on the Aerial Tramway to

the summit of Cannon Mountain in the White Mountains

• Dinner aboard the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad

• Visit Quechee Gorge,“Vermont’s Little Grand Canyon”

CHARLESTON, SCThe Gem of the South

Sun., June 10-Fri., June 15 6 Days & 5 Nights

$925 member; $950 general per person Double Occupancy

Single Supplement: $295 additional

Highlights include: • Guided tour of Charleston• Visit to the Magnolia Plantation• Cruise and visit to Fort Sumter

National Monument• Admission to the Charleston Tea

Plantation, including a narrated trolley tour of the plantation, a tour of America’s only tea factory and a tea tasting

• Visit Charleston’s Old City Market

The purchase of trip cancellation insurance HIGHLY recommended.

For more details, contact Andrea Kimelheim at 215-698-7300 x176 or [email protected]

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Passover Seder with Rabbi Leib & Cantor Zarkh

Tuesday, March 27 • 11:00am

A festive program and Seder not to be missed! Excellent commentary and discussion, heartwarming music and

song from Rabbi Leib & Cantor Zarkh of Old York Road Temple Beth Am. Please call the office at 215-635-5244 to reserve

your spot as seating is limited

The Aftermath of Cuban Revolution with

Raquel Sinai CohenThursday, March 15 • 12:45pm

Raquel Sinai Cohen will discuss her childhood experiences after the Cuban

revolution, and those of family members who remained in Cuba.


Montgomery CountyDr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Center7763 Old York RoadElkins Park, Pa 19027

Centered in Community. Inspired by Jewish Values.

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: Montgomery County Dr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Center

March - April 2018 HappeningsLocated at Adath Jeshurun

7763 Old York Road • Elkins Park, PA 19027 • 215-635-5244

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday • 9:45am-2:00pm

Active Adult Life

KleinLife: Montgomery County is funded in part by Montgomery County Aging and Adult Services, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia,

Herschel Elias and the Elias Foundation, and the George and Lillian Berman Fund.Montgomery County Dr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Center • Congregation Adath Jeshurun • 7763 Old York Road • Elkins Park, PA 19027ז״ל

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