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Dear JCC Family and Friends,

We are turning 100! From humble beginnings in New Haven in 1912 to our current facil-

ity in Woodbridge, the size, scope and impact of the JCC has been truly awe-inspiring. It is sure to be an exhilarating and gratifying year. We warmly invite you to join us for the centennial events listed in the box below. We are proud of our accomplishments and what the JCC means to Greater New Haven.

However we would be remiss if we did not recognize first and foremost the reason for our progress and growing sig-nificance to the community we serve. So to our members, volunteers, sponsors and donors we say please take a well deserved bow. You, our faithful family, are the reason we have reached this milestone. As the festivities wind down however, and we pivot to set our sights on the century ahead, we look forward to building on our successful record with the principles of Judaism, and you, as our foundation.

Sincerely

Shelley Gans

JCC HoursSunday: 7 am-6 pmMon-Thu: 5:30 am-10 pm Friday: 5:30 am-5 pmSaturday: 7 am-4 pm Pool and Fitness room close 30 minutes prior to building closing.

Visit www.jccnh.org for holiday schedule

Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven

360 Amity Road Woodbridge, CT 06525

www.jccnh.org

The JCC is a subsidiary of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven

Lewis Eisenberg, EditorDebbie Stach, Graphic DesignBarbara Zalesch, RegistrarBecca Hendel, Administrative Coordinator

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JCC Basketball Reunion Brunch Sunday, June 10, 2012 | 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Basketball is an integral part of what the JCC is all about—teamwork, sportsmanship and striving for excellence. We’ll honor four legend-ary coaches of the JCC Varsity basketball program: Red Kleinberg, Jimmy Wolf, David Beckerman, and Mark Sklarz -- and recognize the 1979 JCC National Basketball Champions.

JCC Bike, Bus & Bagel Tour Sunday, September 09, 2012 | 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Explore the rich history of the JCC by bus, or for the adventurous, by bicycle. Visit important Jewish landmarks in New Haven with docents from the Jewish Historical Society.

JCC Bagel Run Sunday, September 23, 2012 | 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM Second annual 5K starts at 9 am. Kids and Family Fun Run starts at 10 am. Rain or shine.

100th Birthday Celebration Saturday, October 20, 2012 | 7:30 PM An evening of delicious food and drinks, fun music and scrump-tious cake!

For information about JCC100 events and programs, please contact Tanya Weinberg at 203-387-2522 ext. 216 or tanyaw@jccnh.org. Sponsorship opportunities available.

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Body Sculpt / Muscle Pump Total body muscle strength & conditioning workout using a variety of props such as light weights, bars, tubing, stability balls, etc. All levels.

Power Circuit Strength & cardio using high intensity circuits and total body conditioning working mul-tiple muscles to push your heart rate -the result is an elevated metabolism for hours afterwards that helps burn excess fat.

Muscle Mania Muscle strengthening/resistance training exercises designed to sculpt and define the body.

Skinny Sculpt Total body conditioning class designed using lighter weights to empower the smaller muscle groups for a muscular endurance workout – a longer, leaner body is the result!

ZUMBA® Easy Latin/International-style Dance!

ZUMBA® Gold Basic style, lower impact Zumba!

ZUMBA® Circuit Zumba moves with sets of muscle conditioning.

Kick-Boxing & Muscle Mix Martial arts style cardio workout using boxing drills with muscle strengthening intervals.

Core Fusion Targets abs, back and butt – fused with a variety of props for total body work.

Pilates Inspired Roll & Stretch Combination of abs, back and trunk exercises, foam rolling for myofacial release and deep stretching for flexibility.

Gentle Aerobics A basic, easy to follow low-impact class designed for seniors or beginners.

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Silver Sneakers™ A variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activity for daily living skills.

Core/Stability/Balance Strengthen, stretch and balance. Focus on stability and functional movements.

Yoga Basics Hatha Yoga combines physical postures with breath awareness for complete wellness.

Yogafit™ A fitness style of Hatha Yoga!

Pain Free Yoga A series of stretches and exercises for postural alignment designed to be pain-free!

Pilates An acclaimed exercise and conditioning program that focuses on the core, which connects strength, flexibility and breath.

Pilates Sculpt Combination of Pilates method training with total body muscle conditioning.

NIA Blend of martial arts, healing arts and dance arts using the whole body. Expressive and grounded movements deliver cardiovascular conditioning.

Spinning® Indoor cycling at its best! Sign up at the control desk 30 minutes prior to class.

Aqua Cardio Resistance movements and aerobic activity in the water.

Deep Water Workout A cardio and conditioning work-out done in deeper water using props and belts.

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Krav Maga™Instructor: Beth LopezEasy to learn style of self defense that offers a great workout for men and women. Krav Maga™ is used by the Israeli Defense Forces. More: Susan at x265. SUN, 11:15am-12:15pm, 3/18-5/13, 8 wks, Aerobic Rm, $150m/$180nm, FT3150 No class 4/8.

Classes for the Mobility ImpairedDesigned to give mobility-impaired people the op-portunity to engage in light-to-moderate aerobics, strength training and stretching exercises. Instructor Regine Bence has a masters degree in Exercise Science. Ongoing. Sponsored by the National MS Society, ctnmss.org. More: x255. TUE/THU, 11-11:45am, $4m/$7nm per class

Meditative FitnessOpen Yoga for Function, Fitness & FlowMON, 7:15-8:30pm, Dance Studio II. For info about registration and fees: Alan Franzi at 203 488-1700 or ceyoga@att.net

Yoga For HealingRestorative, gentle Yoga – for all levels. No sign up necessary, bring your yoga mat to class. Free. Dona-tions are requested to renew, repair, rebuild in Haiti. More: Ellen Rubin, ellencrubin@gmail.com1st Sunday of every month, 10-11:30am, Dance Studio ll, Free

Balletfit FusionInstructor: Christine GambardellaFormatted to ballet training, this fitness class fuses dance, flexibility and strength for ages 10 and up!WED, 7-8pm, 3/21-4/18, 4 weeks, Aerobic Rm, $39m/ $59nm, half off each additional family member, FT3400

Tai ChiInstructor: Lorri DanzigLearn slow, graceful movements to restore balance,improve flexibility, increase strength and endurance.8 weeks. Drop-in: $12m/$15nmMON, 12-1:00 pm, 3/12-4/30, Aerobic Rm, $80m/$120nm, FT3250

Health SpaPrivate adult spa with whirlpool, sauna, steam room, and personal lockers. Spa members re-ceive reduced rates on massage. Other amenities include TV lounge, coffee, towel service, private showers, grooming bar and hairdryers. Members only. Spa Fee: $33/month.

MassageAfter a good workout or a rough day at the of-fice, try one of our many types of therapeutic massages (Swedish Massage, Sports Massage, Reflexology). Call x248 for rates or to schedule an appointment.

Blood Pressure ScreeningJCC members are welcome to have their blood pressure checked in the fitness room. Free.

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Personal TrainingOur professional staff of personal trainers carry degrees in exercise science and human performance and are CPR/AED Certified. For personal training rates and packages call Susan at x265.

Intro to Personal TrainingGet started without a big commitment. Try out any of our trainers once per week for a month and ex-perience how personal training can make a differ-ence in your fitness program. New clients only. Four (50 min.) personal training sessions only $216. JCC members only.

TRX Suspension TrainingTake your fitness training to a whole new level! Suspension Training uses two straps and your own body weight to work multiple muscles at once to give you an edge over traditional strength training. Develops core and total body strength - great for all ages and fitness levels. Small group training sessions are forming now, five participants per group. Call Jess at ext 266 for more information. Meets once per week / four weeks: $65 members only

Group Personal TrainingSemi-private group training is fun and incredibly economical. Groups of six to eight people work out together twice per week. It’s personal training with team accountability. Four week sessions, (eight work-outs), $125. Join an existing group or create one! More: Jess x266.

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New! Postural Alignment Therapyfor Chronic Pain ReliefInstructor: Alan Franzi, Certified PAS Specialist, trained by the Egoscue® ClinicA non-medical therapeutic process involving func-tionally based exercises and stretches designed to work with the deeper causes of musculoskeletal pain. Contact Susan at x265 for prices and information.

See us on JCC New Haven Fitness Center or email at fitness@jccnh.org

Competitive Sport Specific Small Group TrainingsNew! Road Race TrainingTrainer: Mark LussierDesigned to prepare anyone for their first competi-tive road race, workout plans with runner specific nutrition advice. Eight week program, meets once per week $240/person ($30/person per session). Contact Jess x266 for schedule details.

New! Tough Mudder TrainingTrainer: Jackie HornakTraining program designed to prepare anyone (athletic experience recommended) for the rigors of Tough Mudder Competitions. Workouts include strength, power and speed drills, with a focus on form, technique and body alignment. Contact Jess x266 for schedule details.

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Youth and TeenThe JCC Aquatics Program is based on the principles established by the American Red Cross: each skill builds on those mastered in previous levels. If your child misses a level he/she may not learn vital skills. We separate swimmers by ability so the children can learn in a relaxed, non-competitive environment. Schedule may change to accommodate demand. If you have placement questions, please contact Amy Kemler at x270.

Level 1 Swim LessonsWater exploration for a child who needs assis-tance in the water (device or instructor). Must be completely independent for at least 10 feet to move into level 2. Ages 31/2 +. sun,3/25-6/3, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 11:30am-12:00pm, AQ3101 12:00-12:30pm, AQ3102 1:00-1:30pm, AQ3103 No class 4/8, 5/27

Mon, 3/26-6/4, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 1:00-1:30pm, AQ3202 No class 4/16, 5/28

tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 3:45-4:15pm, AQ3302 4:15-4:45pm, AQ3303 No class 4/17

thu, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 3:45-4:15pm, AQ3500 4:15-4:45pm, AQ3501 4:45-5:15pm, AQ3506 No class 4/19

Parent-Child Swim ProgramDesigned to meet the needs of infants and toddlers, 6-42 months. Explore water adjustment, body aware-ness, coordination and safety through games, songs and repetition. Children must wear swim diapers. No disposables please!

Infant/Toddler Water ClassInstructor: Syndi GarayParent/Adult accompaniment required. Children must wear swim diapers. Ages 6 months-3½ years. sun, 3/25-6/3, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 11:30am-12pm, AQ3100 12:30-1pm, AQ3108 No class 4/8, 5/27Mon, 3/26-6/4, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 11-11:30am, AQ3200No class 4/16, 5/28tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 11-11:30am, AQ3300 No class 4/17

Post-Toddler Water ClassInstructor: Syndi GarayFor graduates of our infant & toddler classes. Call x237 for placement. Ages 3-3½ years.tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 11:30am-12pm, AQ3301 No class 4/17

Private Swim Lessons for Children (half-hour)Call x270 to arrange convenient time. $38m/$55nm

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Level 2 Swim LessonsLearn the crawl stroke. Completely independent swim-mers only. Must complete at least half lap of crawl stroke to move to level 3. Ages 31/2+. sun,3/25-6/3, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 12-12:30 pm, AQ3104 12:30-1pm, AQ3105 1-1:30 pm, AQ3106 No class 4/8, 5/27tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 3:45-4:15 pm, AQ3304 4:15-4:45 pm, AQ3305 4:45-5:15 pm, AQ3306 No class 4/17thu, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 3:45-4:15 pm, AQ3502 4:15-4:45 pm, AQ3503 No class 4/19

Level 3 Swim Lessons Must have completed level 2. Learn elementary back-stroke and treading water. Must do full lap of com-plete crawl stroke, elementary back stroke and back stroke to enter level 4. Ages 31/2 +. sun,3/25-6/3, 9 weeks, $104m/$156nm 11:30am-12 pm, AQ3107 No class 4/8, 5/27tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 4:45-5:15 pm, AQ3308 No class 4/17thu, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 4:45-5:15 pm, AQ3505 No class 4/19

Adult Water AerobicsInstructors: Deb Forselius, Sheila SchrierResistance movements and aerobic activity in the water! Ongoing. 45 minutes. Free to JCC members.MON, 9:00 am, Yoga/Tai Chi Style, with Deb ForseliusMON, 4:30 pm, Latino Dance Style, with Deb ForseliusTUE, 9:00 am, Water Aerobics, with Sheila SchrierWED, 9:00 am, Combo shallow/deep, with Deb ForseliusWED, 5:00 pm, Combo shallow/deep, with Deb ForseliusTHU, 9:00 am, Water Aerobics, with Sheila SchrierFRI, 9:00 am, Latino Dance Style, with Deb Forselius

Aquatic Therapy TrainingInstructor: Deb ForseliusIdeal for pre- and post-surgical patients, and those with arthritis, fibromyalgia, prenatal, orthopedic and back pain. More: Deb Forselius x257

New! JCC Aqua CareInstructor: Deb ForseliusSmall group setting. Utilizing resistance movements, balance, strength and conditioning. Class will be modi-fied based on ability and needs. TUE & THU, 10-11:00 am, 3/27-5/24, 8 weeks, $150m/$200nm No class 4/17, 4/19

Blue Marlins Swim TeamHead Coach: Mike SolatiSpring Season. Ages 7-18. Four practices/week de-pending on team level. Call Mike at 1-203-SWIMJCCMon/tue/tHu, 5:15-6:45pm, Wed, 5:45-7pm, April 2- June 28

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Level 4 Swim LessonsStroke development. Breast and side strokes are introduced. Based on ability. Ages 6+. tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 4:45-5:15pm, AQ3309 No class 4/17

Level 5 and Level 6 Swim LessonsSkill proficiency. Improve strokes and endurance. Based on ability. Age 6+. tue, 3/27-6/5, 10 weeks, $115m/$172nm 4:45-5:15pm, AQ3310 No class 4/17

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Enrichment Classes Little ScientistsInstructor: Little Scientists, Inc.An interactive preschool science program featuring hands-on learning. Children explore the magic of the ocean, bubbles, volcanoes and more. Ages 3½-5. No class 4/9, 5/28.MON, 1:15-2pm, 3/26-6/4, 9 weeks, $200m/$230nm, EC3200

Music Together Instructor: Liz McNichollSinging, moving, chanting, listening, watching and exploring musical instruments in a family setting. Ages birth-4 years. 10 weeks beginning 6/9. For more information and to register, call Liz at (203) 691-9759.MON, 9:45-10:45am and 10:45-11:45am THU, 9:30-10:30am • FRI, 9:30-10:30am and 10:30-11:30amSAT, 9:15-10:15am, 10:15-11:15, and 11:15am-12:15pm

Clay PlayInstructor: Tangelene Ramsay Get your hands dirty rolling, coiling, and pinching clay to create useable artwork! Ages 3½-5. TUE, 1-2:00pm, 4/24-6/12, 8 weeks, $100m/$115nm, FM3300

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sportsPee Wee SportsInstuctors: Syndi Garay and Debra Kirschner Introduction to a variety of sports like basketball, volleyball, soccer and T-Ball. Includes recreational activities like bean bag games and parachute play to develop hand-eye coordination and flexibility. Ages 3½-5. Gym. WED, 1-1:45pm, 3/28-6/6, 10 weeks, $140m/$210nm, PE3400 No class 4/18THU, 1-1:45pm, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $140m/$210nm, PE3501 No class 4/19

Tiny Tots TennisInstructors: Syndi Garay and Debra KirschnerIntroduction to tennis for children, emphasizing fun. Groupings will be made according to ability and age. Ages 3½-5. THU, 1:50-2:20pm, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $140m/$210nm, PE3511 No class 4/19

New! ZumbatomicInstructor: Beata BajzathSet to contagious, international rhythms Zumba-tomic teaches kids fundamental concepts such as increasing focus and self confidence, boosting metabolism and enhancing coordination through a high energy workout. JCC Aerobic Room.Ages 4-7: SUN, 1:30-2 pm, 3/25-5/20, $59m/$79nm, FT3100 Ages 8-12: SUN, 2-3:00 pm, 3/25-5/20, $59m/$79nm, FT3101No class 4/8

Full of Joy Yoga for Kids!Instructor: Lani RosenYoga classes just for kids! Classes incorporate music, games, stories and relaxation techniques. Ages 2½-5. MON, 1-1:40pm, 4/30-6/11, 6 weeks, $85m/$100nm, FM3203 No class 5/28

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Little Seeds BabysittingDrop in babysitting for children 3 months and up. You must beonsite to use this service.

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HOURS 8:45-11:45am – Daily 4:00-7:00pm – Tue and Thursday evenings @ the POM

RATES 1 child $5/hour 2 siblings $8/hour 3 siblings $10/hour

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yeladim early learning center of the JCC offers quality programs in a supportive, nurturing environment that promote the social, emo-tional, physical and cognitive development of young children. Our curriculum encourages experimentation, problem solving, logical thinking and cooperative learning. We also strive to help our children develop social skills and a positive self-concept. Yeladim is fully licensed by the State of CT. Yeladim accepts children

into the program regardless of religion, race or ethnic origin. Financial aid available. For more information visit our website jccnh.org or call our directors, Risa Walter and Lynn Bullard at 203-397-7415.

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infant-toddler and pre-school programsA 12 month program for ages 3 months to 5 years, Monday-Friday from 7:30am-5:30pm.Choose three to five full days. Part-day options available for pre-schoolers .

• Child-centered, developmentally-based programs

• Dynamic learning environment

• Excellent teacher-child ratio

• Experienced staff with early childhood background

• Swim program for 4 year olds

• Situated on 54 wooded acres interspersed with nature trails

nitzanim KindergartenServing children from 4 1/2 - 5 1/2 years old.Hours: 7:30am-5:30pm. Five full-day or half-day (9am-1pm) options available.

• Combined whole-language/phonics approach to literacy

• Integrated curriculum including math, science, social studies, literacy and creative arts

• Weekly swim and yoga programs

• Excellent teacher-child ratio

• Head teacher honored as “Teacher of the Year” by the CT Association for the Education of Young Children

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Play at the PomHOuRS: Monday-Friday • 9am-3:30pm

New! BabyzoneTuesday and Thursday evenings 4-7pm.

Stay n’ PlayOpen-ended play time. Birth and up with parent.

Drop n’ CreateYour child can be dropped off for up to 3 hours and explore our many creative stations in the Pomegranate! Stations include art area, sensory, theater, literacy, creative play, and more includ-ing a small playscape! Ages Potty-trained and up.

PlaygroupsInvite your playgroup parents to a morning or af-ternoon meet-up in the POM. While we entertain and engage the children, parents can relax and connect in the café or at our art center tables. Make your reservations today!

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the Painted PomegranateAn experiential learning center where children can create in the art room, act on the stage, manipulate objects in the sensory tables, and become comfortable in the book nook. Fabulous birthday parties and great workshops for parents & kids.

Story Time and Craft • Mon & Wed 10am & 1pm A weekly program designed to encourage a love of reading, storytelling and imagination play. Children create their own part of the story in the art room.

Circle Time and Craft • Tue & Thu, 10am & 1pmChildren explore movement, storytelling and music in a themed circle time then head over to the art center to create a special take home craft. Weekly.

Stay n’ Play: $5m/$10nm per family

Drop-off: 1 HOUR ADD’L HOURS 1 child $10m/$12nm $8m/$9nm2 siblings $15m/$17nm $10m/$11nm3 siblings + $18m/$21nm $14m/$15nm

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Unlimited Pom Pass] Unlimited POM and Babysitting service

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Birthday PartiesCreate a party as individual as your child!

For more information: Laura Feist at 203.387.2522 x227 or lauraf@jccnh.org

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shabbat Friends • Fridays 11-11:45amChildren and families can meet different Shabbat friends from the community who will share their special connection to Judaism through stories, songs, puppet shows, music and explorative play. Connect with other families at Shabbat Friends.location: JCC Family Center, Free

pJ library storytimesCelebrate Spring!Tuesday, March 20, 4:15-5:15pmlocation: Wallingford Library,200 North Main Street, Wallingford

PJ Library Passover Story timeSunday, March 25, 3pmlocation: Woodbridge Center Building 4 Meetinghouse Lane, Woodbridge(Part of Camp Gan Israel’s Pre Passover Fun Day, 1:30-4:30)

Holiday celebrationsJCC’s Annual Purim CarnivalSunday, March 4, 3-4:30pmPurim games face painting, crafts and food!Prizes for best family costume!location: JCC, $5 child, $20 family max.

Passover in the Aisles at Elm City Market!Sunday, April 1, 1-4pmLearn about Passover and stock up on healthy kosher for Passover food! Special Guest, singer Liz McNicholl of Musical Folk.location: Elm City Market, 777 Chapel St., New Haven(parking validated up to an hour)

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Matzah Bakery!Sunday, April 1, 3-4:30pmLearn how Matzah is made and then make your own. Fun for the whole family! $8/child location: JCC Auditorium

Pre-Passover Pizza and Pasta at Mike’s Center CaféWednesday, April 4, 5-8pmCome eat your last yummy meal of pasta and pizza before Passover starts! Food available for purchase.location: JCC

Israeli Shuk (Marketplace)Wednesday, April 25, 5-7pmCelebrate Israel Independence Day with crafts, music, activities! Falafel and other Israeli food for purchase.location: JCC

Lag B’Omer CelebrationThursday May 10, 5:30pmArchery, barbeque, crafts. $5/childlocation: JCC patio

Shavuot Family HikeSunday, May 13, 3-4:30pmLearn about the holiday of Shavuot while hikingthrough the woods! Hike 1: for kids 5 and under, Hike 2: for kids 6 and up. Free and open to the communitylocation: Sleeping Giant State Park

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JCC AfterSchoolGrades K-8 • School dismissal through 6pm

The JCC AfterSchool Program offers a kaleido-scope of creative, fun, stimulating activities.

We offer licensed quality care for children in grades K-8 with transportation provided from over 15 area schools In the JCC AfterSchool Pro-gram, we celebrate various Jewish holidays and customs through arts & crafts, singing and games.

We offer a kosher snack, swimming (Wednesday and Friday), arts and crafts, gym, cooking, super-vised homework time and more. The AfterSchool program will also bring your child to and from any JCC enrichment class that they sign up for.Call (203) 387-2522 x236 for more information.

The JCC also offers a quality, licensed program for Bethany Community School students. Kids Klub, designed for and located at the Bethany Com-munity School, includes before and after school care. Call 203 387-2522 x236 for more information.

Vacation Program • 9am-4pmThe JCC provides care during most school vacations. Children grades K-8 participate in fun, specially-programmed events such as ceramics, puppet shows, concerts and more. Swim, gym and play-scape included. The JCC Vacation Program runs 9am-4pm, extended care is available from 7-9am and 4-6pm for an additional $9 per time slot. Passover Program: Fri 4/6 close at 3pm, Mon-tHu 4/9-4/12 Kosher for Passover lunch and snacks will be provided. Spring Vacation: Mon-Fri 4/16-4/20

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Enrichment Classes Neighborhood Music School (NMS) New Haven’s prestigious downtown music school offers private music instruction at the JCC. Ages 5 to adult. Tuesday - piano, Thursday - violin. Register: (203) 624-5189

Junior ChefsInstructor: Michael Klein, Mike’s Center CafeCook healthy to eat healthy! Come learn the art of making yummy healthy food with the JCC’s own Master Chef! Last class, parents will be treated to a dinner cooked by their child! Ages 7+.TUE, 4:15-5:15pm, 4/24-5/29, 6 wks, $85m$100/nm, FM3401

New! Scene StudyInstructor: Stephen Dest, Head of Drama, NMSStudents will work on selected scenes from a se-lection of plays. Learn the art of creating a natural environment for the scene while finding the natural energy of the character! Ages 8-12.WED, 4:15-5:15pm, 5/9-6/13, 6 weeks, $85m/$100nm, FM3401

Fun with FundamentalsInstructor: Tangelene RamsayLearn the fundamentals of painting and drawing. Class will emphasize creative expression using pencil, pastel, charcoal, watercolor and acrylic. Ages 7+MON,4:30-5:15 pm, 4/23-6/18, 8 weeks, $100m/$115nm, FM3200

New! Cub Scouts at the JCCGrades 1-5. Come to the Purim Carnival on March 4th to find out more or call Saskia Swenson Moss at x317 or saskiasm@jccnh.org.

Daisy Girl Scout Troop at the JCC Grades K-1. Field trips, nature, science, and the arts. Earn participation patches. Fees paid directly to Girl Scouts. For more information contact jccdaisyleader@gmail.comAlternate Thursdays, 9/22, 4-5:15 pm

Rosh Chodesh Girl’s ClubInstructors: Lisa Yussman & Saskia Swenson MossIn ancient times, Rosh Chodesh was the Jewishfestival marking the new moon and the beginning of the new month. Today we celebrate each month with adventure, learning and self-empowerment. Girls ages 7-11. Pizza included.THU, 5-6:30pm, 4/26, 5/24, 6/21, 3 weeks,$54m/$60nm, FM3501

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New! Shma B’ni: (Hear, my child)Jewish Learning for Kids and their ParentsInstructors: Lisa Yussmanand Saskia Swenson MossExploration of Jewish holidays and customs through music, text and hands on projects. WED, 4:30-5:30pm, 4/4, 5/9, 6/6, 3 sessions, $54m/$60nm, FM3400

New! Dance with Movement!A class for kids with AutismDance and yoga instructor, Sa-sha Lehrer teams up Alida Engel, Speech-Language Pathologist, to create a dance program using nature related themes, allowing students to connect to each other and their surroundings through movement.SUN, 11am-12pm, 4/1-5/13, 6 weeks, $85m/$100nm, FM3100, No class 4/8

All Sports: A Class for Special Needs KidsInstructors: Chris Raffone and Tiffany KatzSoccer to racquetball, inclusive games and more! This is a sports class designed for kids with special needs. Individual attention and small class size with good staff to student ratio. Ages 7-10.SUN, 3-4:00pm, 4/1-5/13, 6 weeks, $85m$100/nm, FM3202 No class 4/8

KarateInstructor: Glennis OrloffMartial art classes are great way for building self-confidence in a safe and supportive environment. Beginning KarateWhite, orange, and blue belt stu-dents learn self discipline and physi-cal fitness with other beginning students. Ages 6 and up. NOTE: Children younger than 6 years of age may be able to par-ticipate in our Beginners Karate class, upon ap-proval of the instructor. Contact Barbara x250.

THU, 4:30-5:30pm, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $188m/$282nm, PE3501 No class 4/19

Intermediate/Advanced KarateBlue and red belts learn more ad-vanced techniques while continuing to build their physical fitness.No class 4/19.THU, 5:30-6:30pm, 3/29-6/7, 10 weeks, $188m/$282nm, PE3502 No class 4/19

Bo Staff, Nunchaku, and More:A Class for the Experienced Martial ArtistStudents will train with four differentmartial arts weapons – Bo Staff, Nunchaku, Sai and Kama. They will develop their own forms for competi-tion. Instructor’s permission required to participate.SUN, 1-2:00pm, 3/25-6/3, 9 weeks, $168m/$250nm, PE3103 No class 4/8, 5/27

SportsKinder SportsInstructor: Debra KirschnerGraduates of Pee Wee Sports and other sports lovers learn rules, team-work and sportsmanship. Develop skills in a variety of sports, including tennis, soccer, basketball and T-ball. Grade K. No class 4/18WED, 1:50-2:35pm, 3/28-6/6, 10 weeks, $140m/$210nm, PE3402

JDP Racquetball for Youth and TeensInstructor: Syndi GarayPlacement based on age and abil-ity. Racquetball Courts. Call x237 for evaluation. Ages 7-15. 10 weeks. $120m/$180nm

New! ZumbatomicInstructor: Beata BajzathSet to contagious, international rhythms Zumbatomic teaches kids fundamental concepts such as in-creasing focus and self confidence, boosting metabolism and enhanc-ing coordination through a high energy workout. JCC Aerobic Room. No class 4/8Ages 4-7: SUN, 1:30-2 pm, 3/25-5/20, $59m/$79nm, FT3100 Ages 8-12: SUN, 2-3:00 pm, 3/25-5/20, $79m/$99nm, FT3101

Balletfit FusionInstructor: Christine GambardellaFormatted to ballet training, this fit-ness class fuses dance, flexibility and strength for ages 10 and up!WED, 7-8pm, 3/21-4/18, 4 weeks, Aerobic Rm, $39m/$59nm 1st family member, half off 2nd, additional family members- no charge, FT3400

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JDP Racquetball for Youth and TeenInstructor: Syndi GarayPlacement based on age and ability. All classes take place in the racquetball courts. Please call x268 for evaluation. Ages 7-15, $120m/$180nm, 10 weeks.

BBYOJoin teens from Greater New Haven for social and edu-cational programming, community services, leadership training and exploring your Jewish identity. More: Josh Cohen at CVR@bbyo.org or 203-389-2127 Boys & girls,Thursday, 7-9pm, JCC

MAKOM: Learning, Leading, DoingThis Spring, MAKOM is moving away from traditional classes and is offering a series of special programs on Wednesday Nights, including an Experiential Model Passover Seder, a Yom Haatzmaut marketplace and evening of learning about Israel, and a Lag B’Omer sports night, barbecue and bonfire. Visit www.ma-komnh.org for complete details.

It’s also never too late to join TACT (Teens Acting for Community & Tzedakah), Open you own Philanthropic Fund through Build A Tzedakah, or March with us on June 3rd in New York’s Salute to Israel Parade.Visit www.makomnh.org for complete details.

Why MAKOM? Participating in one or more of MAKOM’s many pro-grams will connect you with other teens, enrich your life, deepen your Jewish identity, and enhance your college portfolio. MAKOM helps students develop strong Jewish identities and prepares them to be future leaders of American Jewry.

MAKOM is recognized locally and nationally for its innovative programming and approach to engaging teens and works with Brandeis University, Jewish Education Services of North America, and The Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.To learn more about or sign up for MAKOM, contact Rich Walter, Director of the Center for Jewish Life and Learning at richw@jccnh.org or text 203-815-3365.

The Bar Kocva Israeli Art Expo April 25-May 1 • JCC lobby Monday-Friday10am-8pm. Sunday until 6pm Closed on Saturday. Over 45 different Israeli artists will be represented and will feature original paintings and serigraphs, Judaica, and jewelry. A percentage of proceeds to benefit the Israeli Young Emissary Program in our community. More information contact Shelley Gans at 203-387-2522, ext. 206.

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Celebration ShowcaseSunday, April 15• 10am-4pm • JCCPlan your Bar/Bat Mitzvah, wedding,or corporate event with one-stop shopping for all your party needs.

See and sample DJs, Bands, Caterers, Cakes, Party Planners, Photographers/Videographersand more!

Free Admission

Interested in becoming a vendor?Contact Laura Feist-Roche203-387-2522 x227, lauraf@jccnh.org

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Adult EnrichmentIntroduction to Ballroom DancingIntro to Tango, Mambo/Salsa and Bolero with expe-rienced instructors, Bob and Bernice Linsky. Relaxed atmosphere. Sign up with a friend or partner. Six weeks.THU, 7:30-9pm, 4/19-5/24, $72m/$85nm/couple, AD3550

Intermediate Ballroom DancingInstructor: Bob & Bernice LinskyImprove your skills! Focus on Viennese Waltz, Tango and more. Not for beginners. Sign up with a friend or partner. Eight weeks.MON, 7:30-9 pm, 4/2-5/21, $80m/$100nm per couple, AD3250

Open Israeli Dance SessionThursday nights with Karen Kaplan. 9pm-12:30am, $7/session payable at the door.

Pottery Level 1Learn the basics of working with clay, explore different methods—including slab work, coil work, and pinch pots. You’ll learn about underglazes as you paint your pieces. All glazes and underglazes are lead free, and all pieces are fully functional after the second fir-ing. Materials included in fee. Instructor: Tangelene Ramsay, of Embracing the Earth Pottery and Glass. Ages 16 and up.WED, 6-7:00pm,4/25-5/30, 6 weeks, $100m/$125nm, FM3450

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Events of CommemorationYom Hashoah • Wendesday April 18Community wide commemoration of the Holocaust. Keynote speaker: Professor Mira Reym Binford, Ph.D. Survivor and Professor Emerita of Communications Adjunct Professor, Holocaust/Media Studies at Quinnipiac University Special recognition of 2012 Adopt a Survivor program participants.Wednesday, April 18th, 7:00pm, JCC Vine Auditorium, Free

Yom Hazikaron • Tuesday April 24Israel’s Memorial Day for the fallen soldiers and victims of terror. Join our Israeli emissaries Yuval Oz and Raz Dadia, as we honor and remember those who sacrificed their lives for the safety and security of the Jewish homeland in Israel.Tuesday, April 24th, 7:00pm, JCC Vine Auditorium, Free

Yom Ha’atzmaut • Wednesday April 25Celebrate Israel Independence Day with crafts, music, activities, Israeli Wine Tasting, and more.Choose from three different talks presented by local scholars including “All of Israel’s History in 1 hour” with Rabbi Yonatan Yussman, Jewish High School of CT. Fun for the whole Family! Purchase Israeli dinner from our café.

israeli shuk (Marketplace) - 5-7:30pmeducational programs – 7:30-8:30pmsnacks and Music – 8:30-9:00 – Israeli Snacks and music presented by the MAKOM Jam BandWednesday, April 25th, 5-9:00pm, JCC, Free

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Music Together9:45-10:45am10:45-11:45am

Story Time & Craft10am, & 1pm

Swim Lessons11-11:30am

Music Together9:45-10:45am10:45-11:45am

Story Time & Craft10am, & 1pm

Swim Lessons1-1:30pm

Full of Joy Yoga for Kids!1-1:40pm

Little Scientists1:15-2pm

Swim Lessons1-1:30pm

Fun with Funde-mentals4:30-5:15pm

Circle Time & Craft10am & 1pm

Swim Lessons11-11:30am11:30am-12pm

Circle Time & Craft10am & 1pm

Clay Play1-2pm

Swim Lessons 3:45-4:15pm 4:15-4:45pm4:45-5:15pm

Swim Lessons 3:45-4:15pm 4:15-4:45pm 4:45-5:15pm

Junior Chefs4:15-5:15pm

Swim Lessons11:30-noon12:30-1pm

Swim Lessons11:30am-12pm12-12:30pm12:30-1pm1-1:30pm

Dance with Move-ment11am-12pm

Zumbatomic1:30-2pm

Swim Lessons11:30am-12pm12-12:30pm 12:30-1pm1-1:30pm

Dance with Move-ment11am-12pm

Zumbatomic2-3pm

All Sports3-4pm

Experienced Mar-tial Arts1-2pm

Story Time & Craft10am & 1pm

Story Time & Craft10am, & 1pm

Pee Wee Sports1-1:45pm

KinderSports1:50-2:35pm

Scene Study4:15-5:15pm

Balletfit Fusion7-8pm

Balletfit Fusion7-8pm

Music Together9:30-10:30am

Circle Time & Craft10am & 1pm

Music Together9:30-10:30am

Circle Time & Craft10am & 1pm

Pee Wee Sports1-1:45pm

Tiny Tots Tennis1:50-2:20pm

Swim Lessons 3:45-4:15pm 4:15-4:45pm4:45-5:15pm

Beginning Karate4:30-5:30

Swim Lessons 3:45-4:15pm 4:15-4:45pm 4:45-5:15pm

Beg. Karate4:30-5:30

Rosh Chodesh5-6:30pm

Int/Adv. Karate5:30-6:30

BBYO7-9pm

Music Together9:30-10:30am10:30-11:30am

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JCC member* Non-member Name ______________________________________________ M F

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Participant 1 Name _______________________________________________Birthdate _______________________________

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*To be eligible for a member fee, your membership must be current throughout the duration of the class.

OnlineBegins 3/5. Most classes are available for online registration.Follow the instructions on our website jccnh.org.

By Mail or FaxBegins iMMEDiATEly. Mail registration and payment to JCC of Greater New Haven, 360 Amity Rd., Woodbridge, CT 06525 or Fax registration with credit card information to (203) 387-1818

In PersonBeginning 3/5, Registrar’s Office, 9:30am-3:30pm or drop off with payment at the Reception Desk. Pay by cash, checks, Visa, MC, AMEX, and Discover Full or secured payment required at time of registration. Non-member registration begins 3/8 (registration received before 3/8 will be placed on waiting list)

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LocationJewish Community Center of Greater New Haven360 Amity Road, Woodbridge, CT 06525203-387-2522 • fax 203-387-1818 • jccnh.orgemail: membership@jccnh.org

DirectionsTake exit 59 off the Merritt Parkway (Rte 15). At end of ramp, turn left onto Rte 69. Take first left (at light) onto Lucy St. At light, take right onto Am-ity Rd. Go to 2nd light. Turn left into JCC Campus.

Refund PolicyFees for classes that we cancel due to inadequate enrollment will be refunded in full. We try to pro-vide make-up classes for cancelled sessions. No refunds or credits for missed classes.

AccessibilityThe JCC building and pool are wheelchair accessible.

Inclement WeatherCall 203-387-2522 or tune to WTNH Channel 8 for information on closings. For safety, the pool will close temporarily if an electrical storm is directly overhead.

Kashrut PolicyAll food served at or brought into the JCC must be strictly kosher.

GuestsGuests are welcome and must be accompanied by a JCC member. Contact the Membership Of-fice for passes and prices.

BabysittingThe JCC offers drop-in babysitting for children 3 months-6 years old. You must be onsite to use this service. Call x227 for hours and fees.

Jewish Community Library Books, DVDs, CDs, and periodicals on Jewish sub-jects for adults and children of all ages. Monthly Jewish book club. Open to the entire communi-ty. Call x330 for seasonal hours, or visit us online at http://jewishnewhaven.mysurpass.net/ .

Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers play a key role at the JCC. If you would like to join one of our com-mittees, please call Shelley at 203-387-2522 x206.

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JCC Board of DirectorsSteve Miller, President Marc Wortman, Vice PresidentRandy Harrison, TreasurerRebecca Tishkoff, SecretaryRoz Ben Chitrit, At-largeStacy Dworkin, Bob Felice, Velma Grodd,Scott Hurwitz, John Lichtman, Rachel Light, Steve Margolis, Sherry Rothman, Jeffrey Sklarz, Rob Harris, Immediate Past President

Camp Lay Chair: Sherry RothmanAdvises on policies and plans programs.

Fitness Lay Chair: Bob FeliceAddresses issues pertaining to the fitness room, health and physical education areas.

Jewish Book Festival Current Jewish author events and Jewish book sale. Committee participates in author and pro-gram selection.

Membership Committee Lay Chair: Donna HershJan Miller, John Lichtman, Rebecca Tishkoff Consults on strategies to increase membership.

Yeladim Steering Lay Chair: Yuval RabinGoals are family events and fundraising.

Yom Hashoah Lay Chair: Barbara KatzPlans Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemo-ration and educational opportunities.

CJLL Cabinet Rosalyn Ben-Chitrit, ChairmanBelinda Brennan, Ruth Friedman, Andrew Hirschfield, Dr. Norman Ravski, Martha Sue Weisbart, Eli Levy, Michael Romeo, Bennett Lovett Graff

TransportationThe CT Transit B/JCC/Whalley Avenue bus makes 18 stops at the JCC, For details, call 624-0151.

Financial AssistanceNo one is denied the opportunity to apply for JCC membership because of inability to pay. To ask about financial aid, contact our membership office at 203-387-2522 x223.

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About the JCCThe Jewish Community Center of Greater New Ha-ven is a non-profit agency which is guided by the principles of Juadaism and dedicated to providing quality programs, activities and events which meet the social, cultural, recreational and physical health and fitness needs of our community. We strive to be a neighborhood crossroads for all members and participants, Jews and non-Jews alike, and a com-mon meeting ground for the many organizations and businesses serving Greater New Haven.

JCC Telephone ExtensionsMain Number: 203 387-2522Membership: 203 387-2522 x223Fax: 203 387-1818e-mail: membership@jccnh.orgwebsite: www.jccnh.org

AdministrationChief Executive Officer, Sydney Perry . . . . . . . .302Chief Operating Officer, Scott Cohen . . . . . . . . .203JCC Director, Shelley Gans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .206CFO, Stephen J. Zulli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .320Controller, Deb Cole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .219Member Services Director, Lisa Sandora . . . . .204Registrar, Barbara Zalesch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250Accounts Payable, Sylvia Horowitz . . . . . . . . . . .220Office Manager/Rental Coordinator,Cathy Lombardi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .225Administrative Assistant, Edie Tanenbaum . . .319Marketing Director, Lewis Eisenberg . . . . . . . . .207JCC Centenial Project Manager,Tanya Weinberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216

Health & Fitness ProgramsHealth & P.E. Director, Allan Greenberg . . . . . . .252Associate Director, Debra Kirschner . . . . . . . . . .253Director of Fitness Services, Susan Donovan . .265 Aquatics Director, Amy Kemler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .270Health Spa/Racquetball Director, Syndi Garay . . . 237Women’s Spa Attendant, Beverly Cappello . . .268Men’s Spa Attendant, Josh Adani . . . . . . . . . . . .247Adult & Youth ProgramsCamp Director, Debra Kirschner . . . . . . . . . . . . .253Coordinator Family ProgramsLaura Feist-Roche . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .227Youth Programs Secretary, Nancy Olins . . . . . .251Afterschool/KidsKlub Director, Sean McInerney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .236Afterschool/KidsKlub Assistant Director, Kari McInerney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .236Center for Jewish Life and LearningDirector, Rich Walter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300Coordinator Youth & Family Education,Saskia Swenson Moss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .317Director of Teen Education, Anat Weiner . . . . .313Administrator, Ruth Gross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .310

Yeladim Early Learning CenterMain number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203 397-7415Director of Early Childhood Education,Risa Walter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .278Director of Early Childhood Operations,Lynn Bullard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .280

FacilitiesReception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Little Seeds Babysitting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .341Men’s Spa Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .246Men’s Spa Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .247Women’s Spa Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .269Women’s Spa Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .268Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .271Fitness Control Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .248Fitness Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .257Painted Pomegranate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .389Jewish Community Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .330

Also in our buildingB’nai Brith Youth Organization . . . . .203 389-2127Jewish Foundationof Greater New Haven . . . . . . . 203 387-2424 x382

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Use your membership card to receive discounts from these participating vendors:

Amity Bicycles • (203) 387-6734Arakelian Rugs • (203) 389-2171Bark Busters Home Dog Training • (203) 687-0480Broader’s Rare and Used Books • (203) 755-1114CC Advertising & Productions, LLC • (203) 891-5100CHAP’S Grill & Bagel Bakery • (203) 562-3966China Lantern Chinese Restaurant • (203) 288-5479Dancer’s World • 248-9304Enterprise Rental Center • 397-499 /1-800-RENT-A-CARFor Pet’s Sake Pet Sitting • (203) 387-8782Fresh Salon • (203) 799-3939FUZION Medical Aesthetic Boutique • (203) 871-3799 Greco & Haines, Inc. • (203) 777-2256Grime Busters • 203-795-0085Hull’s Art Supply & Framing • (203) 865 - HULLIntegrated Aesthetics • (203) 687-7923Invitations! by Marcy • (203) 795-5553KBM Lawn & Landscape 387-LAWN (387-5296)

Keep Me Home - 877-302-2323Maid Brigade - (203) 735-9988Barbara Marcus, PH.D. (203) 562-5877Pearl Dental Care • (203) 281-7722Pearle Vision • (203) 281-4330Helen Sackler, PH.D. • (203) 789-0425Salon Glitter - (203) 773-3068Sam The Photographer • (203) 605-6520Simply Serving, LLC- (203) 980-8516Star-Auto Repairs & Tires - (203) 934-7964Tennis Central - (203) 389-2455Tom & Pat’s Pizza - (203) 932-5315VIP Dry Cleaners - (203) 389-9800Wells Fargo Home Mortgage • (203) 876-3905West Village Optician - (203) 397-1928Woodbridge Hardware - (203) 397-7797

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