apprenez quelque chose de nouveau! hommage à joe dassin
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apprenez quelque chose de nouveau! hommage à joe dassin
PROGRAMMES BÉNÉVOLAT AUTOMNE 2016 Ce que nos membres disent ! Nos coups de cœur : SERVICES SOCIAUX APPRENEZ QUELQUE CHOSE DE NOUVEAU! Cours d’anglais conversationnel, d’ordinateur pour débutant et de bridge HOMMAGE À JOE DASSIN Cabaret du Casino JOURNÉE D’ACTIVITÉS GRATUITES FONDATION PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS Évènement d’automne Détails à l’intérieur Cummings Centre 5700, avenue Westbury Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 2086972 BIENVENUE À UNE TOUTE NOUVELLE SAISON L’inspiration, la créativité, la santé et le bien-être, nouer des amitiés et donner en retour font partie du paysage quotidien du Centre Cummings. Les membres peuvent participer à une myriade d’activités tout en développant de nouvelles capacités et en se maintenant actifs aussi bien physiquement que mentalement. En tant que centre communautaire vibrant et une fière organisation juive destinée aux 50 ans+, le Centre Cummings embrasse notre héritage et accueille avec enthousiasme les gens de toutes origines et perspectives. Afin de lancer la saison automnale et de vous donner un avant-goût de nos activités, nous vous invitons à venir au Centre le 7 septembre prochain pour tester gratuitement certains de nos programmes. Vous aurez ainsi l’occasion de voir nos installations modernisées et d’expérimenter une journée dans la vie du Centre Cummings. Que vous souhaitiez apprendre le Mah Jongg ou le Yoga, essayer la sculpture sur bois ou le design de bijoux, chanter avec la Chorale Rock and Soul ou tout simplement assister à une conférence, le choix vous appartient entièrement. Nous vous attendons impatiemment ! LES FAITS SAILLANTS DE LA SAISON Venez vous divertir au Cabaret du Casino pour un hommage à Joe Dassin. Prenez un cours d’anglais conversationnel, d’ordinateur pour débutant ou de bridge et élargissez vos compétences. Découvrez les programmes stimulants et enrichissants du Centre Cummings qui font sa réputation à travers Montréal. TABLE DES MATIÈRES 02. BIENVENUE 22. BÉNÉVOLAT 06. RÉPERTOIRE GÉNÉRAL 07. ADHÉSION ET INSCRIPTION: FAQ 25. SERVICES SOCIAUX 08. PROGRAMMES 09. DANSE, BRIDGE, YOGA 10. INFORMATIQUE, LANGUES 11. BEAUX-ARTS, ARTISANAT 12. ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX 10. CLUBS SOCIAUX 13. CONDITIONNEMENT PHYSIQUE 16. ACTIVITES DE PLEIN AIR 18. JOURNÉE D’ACTIVITÉS GRATUITES 19. PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS IMPRESSI N TD The inside pages of this document were printed with Pure ImpressionTD technology. 26. ACTION SOCIALE 28. FONDATION GUIDE ANGLAIS (VERSO) HORS CAMPUS (DÉTACHABLE) 03. BANLIEUE OUEST 10. WESTMOUNT 12. CHOMEDEY 12. SAINT-LAURENT 13. FLORIDE 15. PROGRAMME DU HALTE RÉCRÉATIVE Suivez-nous sur Facebook 3 MOTS DE BIENVENUE DE VOTRE PRÉSIDENTE ET DE LA DIRECTRICE GÉNÉRALE Nous entamons une toute nouvelle saison et souhaitons la bienvenue à tous nos membres pour lesquels nous déployons continuellement des efforts pour répondre à leurs besoins et faire face à l'évolution démographique des 50 ans+ de Montréal. Notre priorité ce sont « nos membres ». C’est leur enthousiasme, combiné à la passion que démontrent au quotidien notre équipe de professionnels et de bénévoles dévoués aussi bien que notre Conseil d’administration, qui constituent vraiment notre force motrice. Ensemble, nous œuvrons afin de bâtir un futur prometteur en tant qu’agence multiculturelle et multilingue centrée sur les différents besoins de tous nos membres. Le 7 septembre 2016, suite à une forte demande, nous organisons de nouveau une journée d’activités gratuites durant laquelle les participants auront l’occasion de tester certains de nos programmes. Saisissez donc cette occasion pour expérimenter une journée dans la vie du Centre Cummings ! Nous vous encourageons également à réserver l'après-midi du 20 septembre 2016 au cours de laquelle un hommage à Joe Dassin vous enchantera (détails à la page 12). Faites partie de la famille du Centre Cummings en devenant membre ! Nous saisissons cette occasion pour vous souhaiter une nouvelle année en santé. Arlene Feigelman Présidente du Conseil d’administration PROGRAMMES SERVICES SOCIAUX BÉNÉVOLAT Apprenez, expérimentez, partagez. Améliorez votre autonomie. Connectez-vous et donnez en retour. Le fait de demeurer actif mentalement et physiquement propulse nos membres à leur meilleur. Des programmes novateurs permettent aux participants d’apprendre de manière continue et d’évoluer. Joignez-vous à nous et découvrez de quelle manière tout ceci est possible! 4 Pauline Grunberg, M.Ed Directrice générale CENTRE CUMMINGS Nous sommes là si vous avez besoin de nous. Le département des Services sociaux est composé d’une solide équipe de professionnels engagés à améliorer la qualité de vie des adultes âgés ainsi que de leurs familles. Des services personnalisés sont offerts afin d’aider à maintenir l’autonomie. Des services spéciaux aux survivants de l’Holocauste sont offerts à travers la Claims Conference. Aider les autres procure une si grande joie. En tant qu’organisme bénévole, nous comptons sur le temps et l’énergie de groupes de bénévoles dévoués qui nous aident à respecter notre engagement envers nos membres. Venez et partagez votre expertise avec nous. ABONNEMENT CAMPUS PRINCIPAL & HORS CAMPUS Être membre a ses privilèges. Devenez membre pour avoir accès à plus de 200 cours, programmes, services et pour découvrir les possibilités de faire du bénévolat. Pour en savoir plus, visitez: cummingscentre.org/avantagemembre ÉNONCÉ DE MISSION Le Centre Cummings, un centre d’excellence communautaire, culturel et sans but lucratif, rapproche les 50 ans et plus des mondes de l’éducation, des arts, de la santé, du bien-être et de la vie juive. Nous nous engageons à améliorer la qualité de vie des participants à nos programmes. Centre Cummings - Campus Principal 5700, av. Westbury, Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 Tél.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org/francais information@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Banlieue Ouest 96, rue Roger Pilon , Dollard-des-Ormeaux (Québec) H9B 2E1 Tél.: 514.624.5005 poste 231 Fax: 514.683.4061 cummingscentre.org/banlieueouest lisa.wiltzer@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Westmount a/s Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 395, av. Elm, Westmount (Québec) H3Z 1A5 Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7216 cummingscentre.org/westmountfr michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Chomedey PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS FONDATION CJCA Améliorez votre force et votre bien-être. Votre soutien continu envers la Fondation assure des ressources pour une programmation novatrice et des services améliorés pour notre population vieillissante. En donnant aujourd’hui à la Fondation, vous permettez une croissance continue dirigée vers un brillant avenir pour notre communauté. Chacun de nous a besoin d’un coup de main de temps à autre. L’art novateur, le conditionnement physique et les programmes sociaux réintègrent les individus qui récupèrent d’une chirurgie, qui ont des problèmes de mobilité et des désordres moteurs. L’inspiration pour donner. Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7318 cummingscentre.org/chomedeyfr erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Saint-Laurent Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7318 cummingscentre.org/saint-laurentfr erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Floride a/s Temple Beth-El 1351 South 14th Ave., Hollywood, Florida 33020 Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7201 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org/floride stefani.novick@cummingscentre.org 5 NOUS JOINDRE INFORMATION RÉPERTOIRE GÉNÉRAL Campus principal 5700, av. Westbury, Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 Tél.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org/francais Lun au Jeu 9 h à 17 h Ven 9 h à 15 h — Fondation CJCA Tél.: 514.343.3529 poste 7373 Fax: 514.343.3527 foundation@cummingscentre.org Pour faire un don appelez la Fondation au 514.343.3529 poste 7373 ou en ligne à cummingscentre.org/faitesundon — Salon Technologique de la famille Bloom C’est commode de pouvoir faire ses achats au même endroit Lun au Jeu 9 h 30 à 16 h Ven 9 h 30 à midi Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7251 boutique@cummingscentre.org Tél.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 Lun au Jeu 9 h à 15 h — Café Shalom Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7260 Lun au Jeu 8 h 30 à 15 h Ven 8 h 30 à 14 h — Le Café Repas cachers gratuits servis aux personnes dans le besoin Tél.: 514.342.1234 Mar/Jeu 17 h à 18 h 30 NOUVEAU! Programme du halte récréative pour les aînés 7500, ch. Mackle, Côte St. Luc Tél.: 514-342-1234 poste 7318 erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Centre de conditionnement physique Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7326 wellness@cummingscentre.org Lun au Jeu 8 h à 16 h Ven 8 h à 12 h — Clinique de prise de tension artérielle Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7326 Mar 10 h 30 à 12 h Adhésion 5700, av. Westbury Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 Faites un don 5700, av. Westbury Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7209 membership@cummingscentre.org Inscription 5700, av. Westbury Montréal (Québec) H3W 3E8 Tél.: 514.342.1234 poste 7365 information@cummingscentre.org 6 BOUTIQUE CENTRE CUMMINGS Tél.: 514.343.3529 poste 7373 foundation@cummingscentre.org Arlene Feigelman Présidente Tél.: 514.342.1234 president@cummingscentre.org — Pauline Grunberg, MEd poste 7270 Directrice générale pauline.grunberg@cummingscentre.org — Lynn Gordon, BSW poste 7240 Lynn Gordon, Directrice des Services du bénévolat lynn@cummingscentre.org — Rebecca Levy, MSW poste 3094 Directrice des Services sociaux rebecca.levy@cummingscentre.org — Keren Ludvig, MEd poste 7247 Directrice des Services des programmes keren.ludvig@cummingscentre.org — Alissa Weinstein, CPA, CA poste 7227 Contrôleur alissa.weinstein@cummingscentre.org — Nancy Master, BA poste 7231 Coordonnatrice de programme, Conférence pour les réclamations nancy.master@cummingscentre.org — Guila Abecassis poste 3092 Coordonnatrice d’adminstration et des systèmes d’information gila@cummingscentre.org — Janice Besner poste 7210 Gérante des Communications, du marketing et de l’adhésion janice.besner@cummingscentre.org — Michael Beigleman poste 7244 Responsable des Communications michael@cummingscentre.org Mark Bercuvitz Président de la Fondation CJCA Tél.: 514.342.1234 foundationpres@cummingscentre.org — Cathy Simons, MSW Directrice de la Fondation CJCA Tél.: 514.343.3529 poste 7229 cathys@cummingscentre.org RÉPERTOIRE GÉNÉRAL REGISTRATION ADHÉSION ET INSCRIPTION: FAQ Quand débute l’inscription pour la session d’automne ? Adhésion : Débutent le lundi 1 août Tous les cours : Débutent le lundi 8 août Comment m’inscrire? Quelle sont les conditions d’inscription? Tous les participants sont tenus de s’inscrire d’avance aux programmes. Si vous décidez de participer à un cours le jour où il débute, SVP, appelez-nous d’avance afin que nous vous confirmions si le cours est disponible et s’il y a de la place. 1- Inscription en ligne en allant sur cummingscentre.org/inscription Comment faire pour demander le remboursement d’un cours? 2- Tél: 514.342.1234 poste 7365 Remboursement complet si un cours ou programme est annulé par le Centre Cummings. Si vous désirez abandonner un cours ou un programme : 3- En personne au 5700, avenue Westbury, Montréal, H3W 3E8. Quelles sont les heures d’inscription? Est-ce que je dois devenir membre ? Le Centre Cummings est un organisme basé sur l’adhésion. Toute inscription aux cours nécessite une carte de membre 2017 à jour. Puis-je inscrire un/une ami/amie en tant qu’invité(e)? Les non-membres peuvent inscrire un/une invité(e) à un événement spécifique au coût fixé pour les non-membres. Quels sont les frais d’adhésion? Les frais annuels d’adhésion sont de 45 $ pour le Campus principal incluant tous les sites hors campus (Banlieue Ouest, Westmount, Saint-Laurent, Chomedey et Floride) ou de 25 $ pour adhérer à un seul des sites hors campus. Vous pouvez payer par chèque, comptant, Visa ou Mastercard. Y a-t-il un stationnement? Le Centre Cummings offre un nombre limité de places de stationnement par jour pour la somme de 5 $ (sur une base du premier arrivé, premier servi) du lundi au jeudi de 8 h à 15 h 30 et le vendredi de 8 h à 14 h. Est-ce que vous offrez une aide financière? Le Centre Cummings ne refuse aucune personne qui est incapable de payer. Pour plus d’informations à ce sujet, appelez le 514.342.1234 poste 7318. Le Centre Cummings se réserve le droit de faire des modifications sur les contenus dans cette publication. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG Des travaux de construction sur Westbury et Côte Sainte-Catherine limitent l’accès au stationnement. Pour ne pas être en retard à votre cours, veuillez donc prévoir assez de temps. Voici quelques conseils utiles : Se garer dans la rue - Vous pouvez vous garer dans les rues autour du Centre. Cependant, veuillez faire attention aux panneaux indiquant les heures restrictives de stationnement. Parking intérieur payant - Disponible sur la base du premier arrivé, premier servi au prix de 5 $, du lundi au jeudi de 8h à 15h30 at le vendredi de 8 h à 14 h. Covoiturage - Demandez au responsable de votre programme de vous aider à trouver un camarade de classe pour du covoiturage dans votre voisinage. Transport Assisté et Service d’Accompagnement (ATASE) Transport payé pour le service de porteà-porte (basé sur une échelle mobile). Il est offert aux personnes à mobilité réduite et/ou avec des handicaps. Appelez Jaclyn au 514.343.3529 poste 7275 INFORMATION Inscription en personne ou par téléphone du lundi au jeudi de 8h30 à 15h30 et vendredi de 8h30 à 12h30. ěũSi vous choisissez de recevoir un chèque en remboursement, un minimum de 5 $ sera retenu pour couvrir les frais d’administration. Si vous optez pour un crédit – qui restera dans notre système informatique – aucuns frais d’administration ne seront appliqués. ěũQuatre jours ouvrables ou moins avant la première classe, vous avez le choix entre 50 % de remboursement ou 50 % de crédit. ě Aucun remboursement ni crédit sur des évènements ou des ateliers d’un jour, des cours de deux sessions ou moins, sur les extensions de classe ou après le début du cours. SE GARER AU CAMPUS WESTBURY Transport Public - Métro: Côte Sainte-Catherine / Snowdon, Bus: 17/129 Quelles sont les jours de fermetures des fêtes ? Fête du Travail Lundi 5 septembre Roch Hachana Lundi 3 octobre Mardi 4 octobre L’Action de grâce Lundi 10 octobre Veille de Yom Kippour (fermeture à 13h) Mardi 11 octobre Yom Kippour Mercredi 12 septembre Soukot Lundi 17 septembre Mardi 18 septembre Chemini Atzeret Lundi 24 octobre Simhat Torah Mardi 25 octobre © 2016 ISSN 1488-9536 Volume 18, Issue 1 INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 7 AUX PASSIONNÉS DE LECTURE | IPSUM SECTION PROGRAM PROGRAMMES BIEN UTILISER SON TEMPS 8 Le Club du livre dont je suis l’animatrice, permet aux participants francophones de partager leurs opinions sur leurs livres favoris grâce à un tour de table. Discuter de l’actualité et voir des films variés sont également au programme. - Henriette Azuelos PROGRAMMES CONTACTEZ NADINE AZOULAY 514.342.1234 POSTE 7221 PER 120 DANSE ISRAÉLIENNE Vous serez immédiatement conquis par la musique israélienne et ses danses éclatantes de jeunesse et de joie. Rythmées et endiablées, romantiques et nostalgiques, ces danses incarnent le folklore d’Israël. Les mercredis du 7 sept. au 2 nov. ĈĈũ'ũGũĈĉũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐćũŌũ Maurice Perez PROGRAMMES BRI 161 BRIDGE I Cours débutant. Les lundis et jeudis du 19 sept. au 3 nov. ĈĊũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĈćũŌ Gilbert StarostaBRI 463 BRI 162 BRIDGE II Continuation du cours débutant. Les lundis et jeudis du 7 nov. au 8 déc. ĈĊũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĈćũŌ Gilbert StarostaBRI 463 PER 121 / PER 121-01 DANSE EN LIGNE Enfilez vos chaussures de danse et laissez-vous aller. Les mardis du 6 au 27 sept. ĈČũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũČćũŌ Rivky Eklove — Les mardis du 1 nov. au 6 déc. ĈČũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũďćũŌ Rivky Eklove CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMMES YOGA Ce cours vous initie aux mouvements bénéfiques du yoga, qui se font en douceur pour améliorer l’amplitude articulaire, la capacité respiratoire, la souplesse, l’équilibre, le tonus musculaire et la concentration. Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. 16 h 30 à 18 h (lundi) 17 h à 18 h 30 (mercredi) ĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈďćũŌ Deborah Chalom — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. 16 h 30 à 18 h (lundi) 17 h à 18 h 30 (mercredi) đũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐĎũŌũ Deborah Chalom INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 9 INFORMATIQUE / LANGUES CONTACTEZ 514.342.1234 POSTE 7365 COMP 178 COURS D’ORDINATEUR POUR DÉBUTANTS | IPSUM SECTION PROGRAM PROGRAMMES Ce cours répondra à vos questions et interrogations. Vous ferez connaissance avec Windows et découvrirez l'Internet. Vous apprendrez à naviguer sur les sites et télécharger des fichiers. Les jeudis du 13 oct. au 1 déc. ĈĈũ'ũGũĈĊũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĈćũŌ Charles SchulmanI 463 CLUBS SOCIAUX LUNDI & MARDI FAITES DES RENCONTRES Tous les lundis et mardis de 12 h à 15 h, nous nous réunissons pour partager un après-midi de détente. C’est dans une ambiance chaleureuse et conviviale que se déroulent nos conférences à thèmes variés privilégiant la discussion. Qu’il s’agisse de littérature, de bien-être et santé ou d’actualité politique, nous recevons des conférenciers de qualité qui informent et animent des débats enrichissants. Nous organisons des sorties au Musée des beaux-arts, des visites guidées de quartiers historiques de Montréal, et nous célébrons ensemble les belles fêtes du calendrier juif. D’autres magnifiques activités répondant à vos attentes sont prévues dans les mois à venir : atelier d’écriture, sortie, films, célébrations et bien plus. Soyez des nôtres et amenez vos amis. 10 CENTRE CUMMINGS COMP 187 LAN 140 iPAD - TRUCS ET ASTUCES COURS D’ANGLAIS CONVERSATIONNEL POUR DÉBUTANTS Découvrez les caractéristiques de votre iPad. Profitez de ces sessions pratiques pour dénicher les petits trucs et raccourcis ainsi que des conseils d'utilisation efficace. Apprenez aussi à télécharger les « apps » chez iTunes et à gérer vos photos et vos courriels. Prérequis: connaissances de base de iPad. Apporter votre iPad. Dans une ambiance détendue et conviviale, venez converser entre participants. Les mardis du 1 nov. au 6 déc. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĈũ'ũĊćũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊćũŌ Agneta Hollander Les mardis du 13 au 27 sept. ĈĈũ'ũGũĈĊũ'ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũĎĎũŌ Charles Schulman63 FOYER DU LUNDI CLUB DU LIVRE Soyez des nôtres pour d’intenses moments de rire et de plaisir en participant à des activités de cinéma, sorties, bingo, brunch, discussions et plus encore. De façon conviviale, nous faisons un tour de table afin de donner un aperçu du ou des derniers livres lus. Ces rencontres nous amènent à des discussions intéressantes et des échanges d’idées de lecture. Ce club est ouvert à tous les passionnés de lecture. Les lundis Ĉĉũ'ũGũĈĎũ'ũěũ.Ò3ũ#-ũ$.-!3(.-ũ"#2ũ!3(5(3_2 Thé, café, viennoiseries seront servis Anne Abecassis Lundi 26 sept. ěũĊũ'ũGũĈĎũ' Lundi 31 oct. ě 13 h à 15 h CLUB DU MARDI Notre club se réunit tous les mardis pour des excursions, des ateliers et des conférences et débats sur la politique, la sante et la culture. Lundi 28 nov. ě 13 h à 15 h Lundi 19 déc. ěũĈĊũ'ũGũĈĎũ' 4 $ membre Les mardis Ĉĉũ'ũGũĈĎũ'ũěũ.Ò3ũ#-ũ$.-!3(.-ũ"#2ũ!3(5(3_2 Thé, café, viennoiseries seront servis Anne Abecassis PROGRAMMES BEAUX-ARTS ET ARTISANAT CONTACTEZ 514.342.1234 POSTE 7365 FINE 1005-01 DESSIN POUR LES DÉBUTANTS Apprenez les bases du dessin. Explorez, expérimentez et découvrez. Enseignement en français. Les mardis du 1 nov. au 6 déc. Ĉĉũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũĒĎũŌ Caroline Steele, BFA CRA 1050 PEINTURE SUR TISSU En utilisant de la peinture pour tissu, dessinez un “Mandela” ou votre propre image sur un sac fourre-tout ou sur une toute autre surface. Matériel inclus. Bilingue. Les jeudis du 3 au 24 nov. Ĉĉũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA PORTES OUVERTES – CENTRE DES BEAUX ARTS [ PLACEHOLDER ] ET D’ARTISANAT CRFA 1023 SOYEZ NOTRE INVITÉ(E) ACTIVITÉS GRATUITES Inscription requise. MERCREDI 7 SEPTEMBRE CRA 108-28 ARGILE POLYMÈRE TRANSFERTS ASIATIQUES Transférez des images à thème asiatique sur de l’argile afin de créer des pendentifs, des broches, des journaux ou des boites. Matériel inclus. Bilingue. Les jeudis du 15 au 29 sept. Ĉĉũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũďćũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA Rencontrez nos professeurs et découvrez ce qui est nouveau pour l'automne 2016. Contemplez les démos des beaux-arts et d’artisanat. Créez de la bijouterie branchée avec votre propre collection de perles achetées ou faites à la main. Matériel non inclus. Bilingue. CRA 108-29 9 h à 10 h : Sculpture sur bois Chuck Rafael Les jeudis du 15 au 29 sept. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĉũ'ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũČĎũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA — Créez des modèles multidimensionnels avec des perles et du fil d’acier afin d’évoquer structure et fantaisie dans vos bijoux. Matériel inclus. Bilingue. Les jeudis du 3 au 24 nov. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĉũ'ũũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũďćũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA Les jeudis du 6 au 27 oct. Ĉĉũ'ũĊćũGũĈĎũ'ũĊćũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA CRA 120 / CRA 120-01 PERLAGE BRANCHÉ CRA 1049 NOUVEAUTÉ ARTISANAT ET CAFÉ Expérimentez différentes techniques artisanales incluant des techniques de peinture faux-fini et de découpage. Matériel inclus. Du café et des danoises seront servis. Les jeudis du 6 au 27 oct. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĉũ'ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũĎćũŌ Gaby Orbach, BA ARGILE POLYMÈRE ANCIEN MODERNE 10 h – 11 h : Technique de peinture Alla Prima Donna Shvil 10 h 30 à 11 h : Coloriage réfléchi Marion Zimmer 11 h à 12 h 30 : Peindre par plaisir Caroline Steele 12 h 30 à 13 h : Cartes avec des fleurs séchées Joan Barriere 12 h 30 à 15 h : Sculpture architecturale Stanley Sklar 13 h – 13 h 30 : Techniques de Tôle Peinte Sandra Bartschi 13 h 30 à 14 h Design de bijoux Anne Nishmas 14 h à 14 h 30 Crochet Tatiana Mueller CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMMES INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 11 EXCURSIONS ET PROGRAMMES CONTACTEZ 514.342.1234 POSTE 7365 TRIP 101 PROGRAMMES EXCURSION À OTTAWA AU MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS DU CANADA Venez découvrir Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun. Vivant de 1755 à 1842, cette artiste féminine est née à Paris et est devenue portraitiste officielle de la reine Marie-Antoinette. Dessins, pastels et peintures associés à la grâce et à la fierté féminine. Vigée Le Brun est derrière un célèbre portrait de la reine entourée de ses enfants, ce qui était une tentative de séparer Marie-Antoinette de son image extravagante et libertine. Autre qu’Ottawa, cette exposition est seulement présentée à Paris et à New York. Mardi 6 septembre Départ du Centre Cummings à 9 h Retour au Centre Cummings à 18 h Prix membre : 55 $ Déjeuner à vos frais Niveau d’activité modéré SEPHO 111 NOUVEAUTÉ MUSIQUE AU CŒUR Aimez-vous chanter? C’est prouvé, chanter c’est bon pour la santé ! Que vous chantiez bien ou mal, venez chanter avec nous et découvrez les bienfaits que peut vous procurer cette activité. Au programme, chants français, hébreu et espagnol. Appelez Nadine Azoulay pour en savoir plus au 514.342.1234 poste 7221 12 CENTRE CUMMINGS SEPHO 160 NOUVEAUTÉ HOMMAGE À JOE DASSIN Un hommage qui retrace la carrière de cette légende de la chanson française. En parcourant ses grands succès musicaux, vous découvrirez un répertoire riche en émotions. Accompagné de trois musiciens, Raphaël Torr interprète Joe Dassin de manière surréaliste au Cabaret du Casino. Mardi 20 septembre Départ du Centre Cummings à 11 h 45 Retour au Centre Cummings à 16 h 30 36 $ Billet et transport inclus SEPHO 110 APRÈS-MIDI DE HANNUKAH Ensemble, célébrons. Déjeuner, beignets, musique, spectacle de danse folklorique d’Israel et ambiance assurée pour fêter Hannukah au Centre Cummings. Mardi 20 décembre 12 h à 15 h Réservation obligatoire Aucun billet ne sera vendu à la porte SAINT-LAURENT La division de Saint-Laurent du Centre Cummings a pour mission d’offrir des programmes novateurs et accessibles à la communauté des 50+ résidant à Saint-Laurent. Nous sommes actuellement dans le processus d’effectuer une évaluation des besoins de la communauté afin de voir quelle est la meilleure manière de servir cette communauté. Si vous êtes intéressé(e) à participer à des programmes ou à des possibilités de faire du bénévolat, nous vous prions de nous contacter. PROGRAMMES FRANCOPHONES PROGRAMMES | BIEN-ÊTRE L’EXERCICE : ÉNERGISANT & VIVIFIANT PROGRAMME DE BIEN-ÊTRE BIEN-ÊTRE POLITIQUE DE BIEN-ÊTRE L’emphase mise sur la programmation au Centre de bien-être, tient compte d’une vision fonctionnelle, qui imite les mouvements quotidiens. En étant conscient que la santé et le bien-être en général, sont définitivement d’ordre physique et mental, le Centre de bien-être est conçu uniquement pour les adultes de 50 ans et plus. Des petites classes, une attention personnelle et un suivi attentif, nous distinguent des autres. Les programmes individuels développés par les professionnels du Centre mettent l’emphase sur la santé mentale, l’exercice, la force, l’équilibre et la flexibilité. On se concentre sur le renforcement et le maintien de la santé globale et l’amélioration de la qualité de vie, aussi bien que de la prévention et de la rééducation après des blessures, les problèmes de dos et articulations, ainsi que de la prévention contre les chutes. « L’exercice physique est essentiel pour mener une qualité de vie saine, avec un corps fort et équilibré. Un corps physiquement fort nous permet d’entreprendre avec vigueur tous les autres aspects de notre vie, » nous dit Annette Vézina, superviseure au Centre de bien-être. Une évaluation physique est obligatoire pour toute personne intéressée à participer aux cours de conditionnement physique. Il faut compter 20 $ pour l’évaluation physique. Dans certains cas, les codes pour les cours de bien-être ne sont pas répertoriés car nos professionnels vous indiqueront quels sont ceux qui répondront le mieux à vos besoins et intérêts. Parrainé par la Fondation de la famille Maurice Gross CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMMES INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 13 CONDITIONNEMENT PHYSIQUE CONTACTEZ ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 POSTE 7305 | BIEN-ÊTRE PROGRAMMES PROGRAM | IPSUM SECTION ON BOUGE POUR NOTRE CŒUR COURS D’AÉROBIE Faites du bien à votre corps et à votre cœur en participant à un des cours énergétiques suivants. Améliorez votre force musculaire, votre endurance, votre posture, équilibre et vitalité cognitive en suivant ces cours avec chorégraphies de danse, des exercices de musculation et des étirements variés. ZUMBA Voici un cours de danse aérobique qui vous offre une expérience dynamique au rythme de la musique latine. Les lundis du 12 sept. au 21 nov. Ēũ'ũĉćũGũĈćũ'ũĉćũũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũČĎũŌ — Les lundis du 28 nov. au 19 déc. Ēũ'ũĉćũGũĈćũ'ũĉćũũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉďũŌũũ AEROBIE SUR CHAISE Les cours se donnent assis sur une chaise et incluent des exercices qui améliorent la coordination, la flexibilité, la mobilité et les fonctions cognitives. Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. ĈĈũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũĊćũũěũĉćũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ — Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. ĈĈũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũĊćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌũũũ 14 CENTRE CUMMINGS DANSE CARDIO Ce cours offre des exercices cardiovasculaires simples mais efficaces, ainsi que des exercices qui améliorent l’équilibre, la posture et la force musculaire. Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. Ĉćũ'ũĊćũGũĈĈũ'ũĊćũũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũďđũŌ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. Ĉćũ'ũĊćũGũĈĈũ'ũĊćũũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌ MIX CARDIO Cette classe énergique est idéale pour améliorer la santé du cœur et du cerveau, ainsi que l’équilibre et la posture. Les participants doivent pouvoir exécuter des exercices au sol. Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. đũ'ũGũĒũ'ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũđČũŌ — AQUA FORME Voici un cours qui offre un entraînement stimulant et doux pour les articulations ! On utilise des haltères aquatiques. Excellent pour ceux qui souffrent d’embonpoint et de douleurs arthritiques. YM-YWHA, 5400, av. Westbury. Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 31 août đũ'ũGũĒũ'ũũěũ .--#,#-3ũ--4#++#ũũĈĎćũŌ Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. đũ'ũGũĒũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌũũũ ÉNERGIE MATINALE Cette classe est idéale pour améliorer l’équilibre, la posture et le bien-être total. Les participants doivent pouvoir exécuter des exercices au sol. Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. đũ'ũGũĒũ'ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũđČũŌ — Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. đũ'ũGũĒũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌũ « GROOVE » Vous ne tiendrez pas en place pendant ce cours, aussi amusant que rafraîchissant. Inspiré par une magnifique musique, votre corps saura exactement comment se mettre en mouvement et prendre du plaisir. Les dimanches du 11 sept. au 27 nov. Ĉćũ'ũĈĎũGũĈĈũ'ũĈĎũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐĎũŌ Diane Dupuis LE CAFÉ Fournit aux membres de la communauté juive, en particulier les aînés et les familles aux prises avec des difficultés d’ordre financier, la possibilité d’obtenir des repas cachers chauds et nutritifs gratuits dans un environnement chaleureux et confortable. Le Café sert des repas chauds et gratuits tous les mardis et jeudis de 17 h à 18 h 30, au 5700, avenue Westbury. Pour plus d’information, appelez au 514.342.1234 PROGRAMMES — BIEN-ÊTRE CONDITIONNEMENT PHYSIQUE CONTACTEZ ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 POSTE 7305 POUR LE CORPS ET L’ESPRIT - YOGA, PILATES YOGA YOGA SUR CHAISE Les jeudis du 8 sept. au 24 nov. Ĉĉũ'ũČĎũũGũĈĊũ'ũČĎũũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐĎũŌ Ce cours se donne en anglais — Les jeudis du 1 au 22 déc. Ĉĉũ'ũČĎũũGũĈĊũ'ũČĎũũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉĎũŌũ Ce cours se donne en anglais PILATES FONCTIONNEL Ce cours vous initie aux mouvements bénéfiques du yoga, qui se font en douceur pour améliorer votre posture, équilibre et souplesse. Les exercices se font debout et au sol. Les exercices de pilates mettent l’emphase sur une respiration efficace et profonde, un mouvement souple et contrôlé, ainsi qu’un bon alignement vertébrale et pelvienne. Ils allongent également, renforcent et étirent les muscles et articulations. Les mercredis du 14 sept. au 23 nov. Ēũ'ũĉćũGũĈćũ'ũĉćũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũďĉũŌ Ce cours se donne en anglais — Les mercredis du 30 nov. au 21 déc. Ēũ'ũĉćũGũĈćũ'ũĉćũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉĎũŌ Ce cours se donne en anglais — Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. 16 h 30 à 18 h (lundi) 17 h à 18 h 30 (mercredi) ĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈďćũŌ Ce cours se donne en français — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. 16 h 30 à 18 h (lundi) 17 h à 18 h 30 (mercredi) đũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐĎũŌ Ce cours se donne en français YOGA - INTERMÉDIAIRE 1.877.4.911.SOS(767) info@directalert.ca ěũService de surveillance 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7 ěũCommunication bidirectionnelle immédiate auprès d’un intervenant professionnel de l’équipe d’urgence Assistance immédiate avec votre bouton de secours. Recevez un système Direct Alert GRATUITEMENT en vous abonnant et par paiement mensuel CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMMES Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. Ĉćũ'ũĉćũGũĈĈũ'ũĉćũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĊĉũŌ Ce cours se donne en anglais — Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. Ĉćũ'ũĉćũũGũĈĈũ'ũĉćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĎćũŌ Ce cours se donne en anglais. Section A – Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. Ēũ'ũĉĎũGũĈćũ'ũĉĎũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĐćũŌ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. Ēũ'ũĉĎũGũĈćũ'ũĉĎũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ — Section B – Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. Ēũ'ũGũĈćũ'ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉĈćŌ — Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. Ēũ'ũGũĈćũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ — Section soirée – Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. ĈĐũ'ũGũĈđũ'ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĈĐćũŌ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. ĈĐũ'ũGũĈđũ'ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũđćũŌ INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 PROGRAMMES | BIEN-ÊTRE Ce cours vous initie aux mouvements bénéfiques du yoga, qui se font en douceur pour améliorer l’amplitude articulaire, la capacité respiratoire, la souplesse, l’équilibre, le tonus musculaire et la concentration. YOGA - DÉBUTANT 15 CONDITIONNEMENT SERVICES SOCIAUX PHYSIQUE CONTACTEZ ACCUEIL VÉZINA ANNETTE 514.342.1234 POSTE 7305 ACTIVITÉS DE PLEIN AIR | BIEN-ÊTRE PROGRAMMES PROGRAM | IPSUM SECTION AMATEURS DE PLEIN AIR, CE CLUB EST POUR VOUS! ENTRAÎNEMENT DE L’ÉQUILIBRE ET DE LA MOBILITÉ Une forme d’entraînement qui développe l’agilité, la flexibilité, la puissance, le temps de réaction, la vitesse et l’endurance. Section A – Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. ĈĈũ'ũČćũGũĈĉũ'ũČćũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũďđũŌ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. ĈĈũ'ũČćũGũĈĉũ'ũČćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌ Section B – Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. ĈĈũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũĊćũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũďđũŌ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. 21 déc. ĈĈũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũĊćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĉũŌ ADP 104 TAI CHI WEL 160 / WEL 161 / WEL 162 CLUB DE RANDONNEE PÉDESTRE Les membres de ce club d’excursion se rencontrent les vendredis matins pour des marches vigoureuses dans plusieurs parcs régionaux (Mont St-Bruno, Mont St- Hilaire, Doncaster, Val-David / Farhills et Ste-Agathe). Les sorties débuteront le 9 septembre si le temps le permet (pas de sortie le 30 septembre). Vendredi 8 h à 16 h Options de paiement (transport inclus) : 112 $ pour 6 sorties 82 $ pour 4 sorties 66 $ pour 3 sorties Les frais d’inscription n’incluent pas les frais d’entrées aux parcs (entre 5 $ et 8 $) 16 PRÉVENTION DES CHUTES CENTRE CUMMINGS Excellent pour la bonne posture, l’équilibre, la bonne coordination des mouvements et pour améliorer la memoire. Réduit la tension. Les jeudis du 8 sept. au 22 déc. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĈũ'ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉČćũŌ Andrew Dearlove, Maitre Instructeur WEL 1045 AIKI-FORME Pratiquer des mouvements défensifs avec un partenaire de façon relaxe et centrée. En position debout ou assise, esquiver des attaques par la dynamique du corps en mouvement. Les éléments clés: L’harmonie des mouvements, l’équilibre, l’intention et la respiration. TONIFIEZ, MUSCLEZ & OSSIFIEZ – COURS DE MUSCULATION Les programmes de musculation visent à améliorer la force et l’endurance musculaire, l’équilibre et la posture ainsi que la flexibilité. Tout pour améliorer votre bien-être, ainsi que votre densité osseuse. Excellent pour améliorer votre qualité de vie et prolonger votre autonomie! FORCE ET ENDURANCE DÉBUTANT AUCUN EXERCICE AU SOL Ce cours est conçu pour une clientèle de niveau débutant/ intermédiaire et n’inclut pas des exercices au sol. Les mardis et jeudis du 6 sept. au 24 nov. Ĉćũ'ũĉćũũGũĈĈũ'ũĉćũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũĒćũ$ — Les mardis et jeudis du 29 nov. au 22 déc. Ĉćũ'ũĉćũũGũĈĈũ'ũĉćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĎũ $ FORCE ET ENDURANCE INTERMEDIAIRE/AVANCÉ EXERCICES AU SOL Ce cours inclut des exercices plus rigoureux pour une clientèle de niveau intermédiaire/avancé, ainsi que des exercices au sol. Les lundis et mercredis du 12 sept. au 23 nov. đũ'ũĈćũGũĒũ'ũĈćũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĐČũŌũũ — Les lundis et mercredis du 28 nov. au 21 déc. đũ'ũĈćũGũĒũ'ũĈćũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũĊĎũŌũ Les vendredis du 9 sept. au 25 nov. Ēũ'ũĊćũGũĈćũ'ũĊćũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũ134(3 — Les vendredis du 2 au 16 déc. Ēũ'ũĊćũGũĈćũ'ũĊćũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ134(3 PROGRAMMES — BIEN-ÊTRE CONDITIONNEMENT PHYSIQUE CONTACTEZ ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 POSTE 7305 NOUVELLEMENT AMÉLIORÉ CIRCUIT D'ENTRAÎNEMENT FUNCTIONNEL Améliorez votre santé cardiovasculaire, force musculaire, équilibre et posture en vous inscrivant à notre Centre de conditionnement physique, récemment rénové avec six appareils pour musculation de la ligne fonctionnelle Free Motion LIVE AXIS. Ces appareils à base de câbles sont conçus pour améliorer l’activation musculaire, la stabilité, ainsi que la force. Chaque participant est évalué et un programme d’exercices est conçu en fonction de ses besoins. Ce programme est supervisé par un personnel spécialisé et des bénévoles bien formés. Une évaluation physique est obligatoire pour toute personne intéressée à ce programme de conditionnement physique. Il faut compter 20 $ pour l’évaluation physique. Gratuit pour les membres du Centre de conditionnement - des cliniques de santé et d’exercice mensuelles portant sur des sujets comme la posture, les épaules en santé, les mouvements fonctionnels, la ceinture abdominale et plus. HORAIRE Lundi au jeudi de 8h à 16h Vendredi de 8h à midi Jours et heures sur rendez-vous COÛT 250 $ pour l’abonnement annuel (prorata au moment de l'inscription) L’abonnement au Centre de conditionnement physique est sur une base annuelle, l’année se terminant en août, et doit être payé par versements : août, 1 décembre 2016, 1 avril et le 15 juin 2017. Une carte d’usage multiple est disponible : 85 $ pour 15 visites au Centre de conditionnement. Valide un an après la date d’achat. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMMES CLINIQUE DE PRISE DE TENSION ARTÉRIELLE Notre infirmière (à la retraite) sera disponible pour prendre votre tension artérielle et répondre à vos questions. GRATUITEMENT! Mardiũěũ10 h 30 à 12 h Sans rendez-vous DÉPISTAGE AUDITIF La perte d’audition est un important problème de santé qui est souvent non dépisté et traité. Selon l'Agence de Santé publique du Canada, la perte auditive est la déficience sensorielle la plus fréquente chez les aînés, elle toucherait plus de 30% des personnes âgées de 65 ans et plus. Un dépistage clinique de l'audition aura lieu au Centre Cummings. Les participants rencontreront un audioprothésiste et subiront un dépistage avec audiomètre. Les sessions individuelles seront d’une durée de 20 minutes et seront sur une base premier arrivé, premier servi. PROGRAMMES | BIEN-ÊTRE CENTRE DE CONDITIONNEMENT CLINIQUES DE SANTÉ Mardi 20 septembre Ēũ'ũGũĈĎũ'ũěũ134(3 Pour plus d’informations, contactez Annette Vezina au 514.342.1234 poste 7305 INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 17 CENTRE CUMMINGS ÉVÉNEMENT D'AUTOMNE EXTRAORDINAIRE: SÉANCES D’ESSAI & JOURNÉE D’ACTIVITÉS GRATUITES PROGRAMMES GRATUITS* INSCRIPTION À l’AVANCE POUR LES 50 ANS+ PROGRAM | ÉVÉNEMENT D'AUTOMNE Venez découvrir le Centre Cummings et tout ce que nous offrons comme séances d’essai durant notre journée d’activités gratuites. Rencontrez nos équipes de professeurs et d’instructeurs, nos membres du personnel, et nos bénévoles; prenez un café et une viennoiserie; faites le tour de nos installations et essayez gratuitement un de nos 200+ programmes. ĎĐććĔũ5ēũ#23 418Ĕũ.-31_+ũĸ4ũ!.(-ũ"#ũ¦3#ũ(-3#ı3'#1(-#Ĺũěũ514.342.1234 HORAIRE DES ACTIVITÉS GRATUITES – Mercredi 7 septembre 10 h 30 – 11 h 13 h – 14 h 9 h – 14 h 30 PORTES OUVERTES 10 h 30 – 11 h 30 Posture & équilibre - Activité 13 h 30 – 14 h 9 h – 21 h 11 h – 12 h Yoga (en français) Conception de bijoux - Démo 9 h – 16 h VISITES GUIDÉES AUX BEAUX ARTS & ARTISANAT PROGRAMMES ET ACTIVITÉS Colorier pour se relaxer - Activité 14 – 14 h 30 Crochet - Activité MATIN 14 h – 15 h 9 h – 10 h Mah Jongg - Cours d’essai 11 h – 12 h 30 14 h – 15 h Peindre par plaisir - Activité Orchestre spectacle 11 h 45 – 12 h 45 14 h – 16 h « Broadway » - Cours pour adaptés Tai Chi APRÈS-MIDI Foire de la santé 9 h 20 – 10 h 20 Yoga pour débutants 9 h 30 – 11 h 30 Atelier de bridge (en français) 10 h – 12 h Conférence - Guy Haddad (en français) 10 h – 11 h Techniques de peinture Alla Prima Démo 13 h 30 – 14 h Évaluation de la condition physique PORTES OUVERTES POUR LES NOUVEAUX BÉNÉVOLES 9 h – 12 h Techniques de peinture sur bois - Démo 13 h 30 – 15 h 10 h – 14 h Sculpture sur bois - Démo Anthony Housefather, Député- Discours 12 h – 12 h 30 « Fiddler on the Roof » - Chanter en choeur 15 h – 16 h Danse israélienne (en français) 15 h 30 – 16 h 30 Groove - Cours de danse 12 h 30 – 13 h Fleurs séchées - Activité 12 h 30 – 14 h 30 Sculpture architecturale - Présentation 13 h – 14 h Aiki-form 13 h – 14 h Danse en ligne avec Rivky SOIRÉE 19 h – 21 h Chorale Rock ’n Soul * Les programmes gratuits sont indiqués sur ce dépliant. Les tarifs d'inscriptions réguliers s'appliquent pour tous les programmes exclus de cette liste. 18 CENTRE CUMMINGS PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS CONTACTEZ STEFANI NOVICK 514.342.1234 POSTE 7201 VOIR DES RESULTATS UNE EQUIPE HORS PAIR ! J’essaie de me rétablir petit à petit comme l’oiseau qui fait son nid. L’équipe du Cummings est professionnelle, gentille, motivante et surtout patiente – des caractéristiques qu’on ne trouve pas ailleurs. - Jacques Cohen PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS DE LA FONDATION MAURICE POLLACK Le Centre Cummings offre une variété de programmes adaptés pour des besoins spécifiques. Notre but est d’intégrer les participants dans un milieu de vie à travers des cours d’art et de mise en forme spécialisés. À moins d’indication contraire, ces programmes conviennent aux personnes atteintes de la maladie de Parkinson, de sclérose en plaques, de dystonie, de fibromyalgie ou d’arthrose, ainsi qu’aux personnes ayant subi un accident cérébrovasculaire ou une chirurgie et également aux personnes à mobilité réduite. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG LES PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS CONVIENNENT AUX PERSONNES ATTEINTES DE LA MALADIE DE PARKINSON DE SCLÉROSE EN PLAQUES, DE DYSTONIE, DE FIBROMYALGIE OU D’ARTHROSE, ET ÉGALEMENT AUX PERSONNES À MOBILITÉ RÉDUITE. INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS LE CENTRE DE 19 EXERCICES ADAPTÉS CONTACTEZ MARIA FRAGAPANE 514.342.1234 POSTE 7246 EXERCICES POUR LES PROBLÈMES ORTHOPÉDIQUES PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS Ce cours vise les personnes âgées qui souhaitent un entraînement complet, dans un environnement de groupe et en toute sécurité. Le cours comprend un entraînement cardiovasculaire, musculaire pour le bas et le haut du corps, ainsi que des exercices pour l’équilibre. 20 CALENDRIER DES SESSIONS DE CONDITIONNEMENT Automne 2016 ďũ2#/3ēũ4ũĉĊũ"_!ēũěũĈďũ2#,(-#2 EXERCICES POUR LA MALADIE DE PARKINSON Comprend un entraînement cardiovasculaire, ainsi que des exercices de boxe et d’équilibre, dans le but d’améliorer la qualité de vie de ces personnes. EXERCICES POST-AVC L’objectif de ce cours neuromusculaire est de réadapter le côté du corps affecté par un AVC. EXERCICES POUR LA SCLÉROSE EN PLAQUES Ce cours seconcentre sur les exercices pour la ceinture abdominale ainsi que sur l’entraînement cardiovasculaire pour améliorer la force physique et la mobilité. TAMBOUR, DANSE & CHANT Ce cours combine des mouvements et battements sur tambour et des exercices posturaux. On pratique également le chant pour améliorer la projection de la voix. COURS JOUR HEURE TAMBOUR & DANSE & CHANT Vendredi 12 h à 13 h 70 $ SCLÉROSE EN PLAQUES Mar/Jeu 10h15 à 11h15 192 $ ORTHOPÉDIQUE A Lun/Mer 10h15 à 11h15 192 $ ORTHOPÉDIQUE B Lun/Mer 13h30 à 14h30 165 $ ORTHOPÉDIQUE C Lun/Mer 10h15 à 11h15 165 $ ORTHOPÉDIQUE D Mar/Jeu 9h à 10h 192 $ PARKINSON A Lun/Mer 12h25 à 13h25 165 $ PARKINSON B Mar/Jeu 12h25 à 13h25 185 $ PARKINSON C Mar/Jeu 10h15 à 11h15 192 $ PARKINSON D Lun/Mer 12h25 à 13h25 165 $ PARKINSON E Mar/Jeu 13h30 à 14h30 185 $ PARKINSON F Mar/Jeu 16h à 17h 185 $ PARKINSON G Lun/Mer 13h30 à 14h30 165 $ PARKINSON H Lun/Mer 16h à 17h 165 $ POST- AVC A Lun/Mer 11h20 à 12h20 165 $ POST- AVC B Lun/Mer 14h45 à 15h45 165 $ POST- AVC C Mar/Jeu 11h20 à 12h20 185 $ POST- AVC D Mar/Jeu 13h30 à 14h30 185 $ POST- AVC E Mar/Jeu 14h45 à 15h45 185 $ POST- AVC F Lun/Mer 11h20 à 12h20 165 $ POST- AVC G Mar/Jeu 12h25 à 13h25 185 $ POST- AVC H Mar/Jeu 11h20 à 12h20 185 $ POST- AVC I Lun/Mer 14h45 à 15h45 165 $ CENTRE CUMMINGS COÛT PROGRAMMES — PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS CONTACTEZ STEFANI NOVICK 514.342.1234 POSTE 7201 ADP 304 TAI CHI Améliorer votre force, votre équilibre et votre coordination. Ces exercices rehaussent la fonction neuromusculaire et la capacité de concentration mentale. Les mouvements sont gracieux et subtils. LA BOXE COMBATTRE LA MALADIE DE PARKINSON PAR LA BOXE PROGRAMMES ADAPTÉS Les jeudis du 8 sept. au 22 déc. Ĉćũ'ũGũĈĈũ'ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉČćũŌ Andrew Dearlove, Maître-Instructeur Ce cours de haute énergie se focalise sur la coordination et l'équilibre et comprend à la fois, des exercices pour le bas et le haut du corps. Il met l’emphase sur le bon échauffement, la technique de respiration et la formation proprioceptive. Les lundis du 12 sept. au 19 déc Ĉćũ'ũĊćũGũ,("(ũěũĈĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉĈĎũŌ Lucia Larcinese, Marcos Lovera Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard 1000, av. Émile Journault — Les vendredis du 9 sept. au 23 déc. Ĉćũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũĉđĎũŌ Lucia Larcinese — Les lundis et vendredis du 9 sept. au 23 déc. Ĉćũ'ũĊćũGũĈĉũ'ũěũĉĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũĎććũŌ Lucia Larcinese CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 21 VIVEZ VOTRE GIVE WHATEVER HERITAGE TIME YOU CAN LA MAIN I FEELTENDRE SO APPRECIATED AUX AUTRES Volunteering at Cummings is such a pleasant J'aime aider dansI plusieurs domaines et experience. Whether am working in registration assumereveryone l’héritageisde famillefor demy help. While or reception, soma thankful redonner. me sens pleine d'énergie et lending a hand, Je I most enjoy the people saisinque fais une différenceenvironment dans la vie I havejemet thejewarm, welcoming nombreuses personnes. at thede Centre. BÉNÉVOLAT - Julie Morneau -Nancy Weiner 22 22 SERVICE DU BÉNÉVOLAT CONTACTEZ LYNN GORDON lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 POSTE 7240 C’EST LE TEMPS D’UTILISER VOTRE TEMPS COMME BON VOUS SEMBLE L’impact que les bénévoles créent au quotidien peut se lire sur les visages souriants des gens avec lesquels ils interréagissent. L’impact est ressenti et il est visible dans tellement de domaines. Des avancées significatives dans les exercices de gymnastique adaptés, des levées de fonds afin d’assurer la continuité des services aux personnes dans le besoin, des décisions stratégiques qui poussent notre Agence aux sommets de l’innovation pour la population des 50+, tout ceci est dû au dévouement de nos bénévoles. Les liens se créent à travers le soutien et le véritable partage, que ce soit en souhaitant la bienvenue à l’entrée du Centre, en aidant au Salon Tech ou tout simplement en servant un repas. « Les bénévoles du Centre Cummings sont des gens hors du commun qui ont un impact remarquable » nous dit Lynn Gordon, Directrice du Service du bénévolat. « Nos bénévoles nous inspirent grâce à leur passion et à leur dévouement. Nous espérons que vous vous joindrez à notre équipe de bénévoles afin de découvrir de quelle manière vous aussi, vous pouvez créer un impact. Qu’il soit grand ou petit, chaque impact compte et fait la différence ». BÉNÉVOLAT Pour répondre à vos besoins, nous offrons des horaires flexibles selon les saisons, que ce soit à court terme ou sur une base continue. Laissez-nous vous aider à trouver le genre de bénévolat qui vous convient. 99 MANIÈRES DE CRÉER UN IMPACT PORTES OUVERTES POUR LES NOUVEAUX BÉNÉVOLES VENEZ SEUL OU AVEC UN AMI. COMMENÇEZ DÈS AUJOURD’HUI! DÉCOUVREZ COMMENT LE BÉNÉVOLAT AUPRÈS DU CENTRE CUMMINGS PEUT ENRICHIR VOTRE VIE ET CELLE DES AUTRES. MERCREDI 7 SEPTEMBRE 10 H À 14 H Pour en savoir plus, contactez Lynn Gordon lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 poste 7240 23 CENTRE CUMMINGS SERVICE DU BÉNÉVOLAT 23 SERVICE DU BÉNÉVOLAT CONTACTEZ LYNN GORDON lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 POSTE 7240 BÉNÉVOLAT IL N’Y A PAS DE LIMITE DANS CE QUE NOUS OFFRONS À NOS BÉNÉVOLES. s$ÏVELOPPERDESAPTITUDES s2ENCONTRERDENOUVEAUXET ANCIENSAMIS s3EFORMERSURPLACE s3ESENTIRÏPANOUIENAIDANT LESAUTRES s¡LARGIRSONRÏSEAUSOCIAL sºTRESUPERVISÏPARUNPROFESSIONNEL s¡CHANGERDESEXPÏRIENCESAVEC DESCAMARADESBÏNÏVOLES s0ARTAGERSACRÏATIVITÏET SONTALENT ACTIVITÉS DE BÉNÉVOLAT EXCITANTES ! s,APPRENTISSAGEENLIGNE s)NSCRIPTION s!NIMATEUR!NIMATRICE s3ALONTECHNOLOGIQUE s%XERCICESADAPTÏS s3ERVICEÌLACAFÏTÏRIA s%TBEAUCOUPPLUS 24 CENTRE CUMMINGS EXCLUSIVEMENT POUR LES BÉNÉVOLES ATELIER D’ENRICHISSEMENT DES BÉNÉVOLES* Après le succès de notre atelier de printemps, nous sommes fiers d'annoncer que nous prévoyons un autre atelier informatif et interactif à l'automne. Lundi 28 novembre 13 h – 15 h ěũAdmission gratuite Des rafraîchissements seront servis Pour réserver votre place, communiquez avec Marcie Klinger au 514.342.1234 poste 7225 * RETENEZ CETTE DATE ! Cette conférence sera donnée en anglais LES BÉNÉVOLES BÉNÉFICIENT DE COMPÉTENCES INTERPERSONNELLES AMÉLIORÉES Les bénévoles sont conscients qu’ils retirent des bénéfices substantiels de leurs activités de bénévolat qui leur donnent l’opportunité de développer de nouvelles compétences. Leur expérience en tant que bénévole leur a permis d’acquérir un meilleur savoir-faire en communication, en organisation, en levée de fonds, en technologie ou en travail de bureau. Vezina, M., & Crompton, S. 2012. “Volunteering in Canada”. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 11-008-X. SERVICE DU BÉNÉVOLAT 24 SERVICES SOCIAUX CONTACTEZ- NOUS 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org PLAN D’INTERVENTION PERSONNALISÉ ADAPTÉ À VOS BESOINS Notre équipe de professionnels est disponible pour vous offrir information, références, consultation, évaluation, planification et intervention de crise. Nous travaillons en partenariat avec le secteur public et les agences communautaires afin d’assurer les meilleurs services et le meilleur soutien possible. Les services offerts aux Survivants de l’Holocauste sont financés par la « Claims Conference » SERVICES SOCIAUX Nous luttons tous contre la réalité du vieillissement, que ce soit pour nous ou pour nos êtres chers. Nous sommes souvent inquiets des défis que nous réserve l’avenir, sans parler de ceux auxquels nous faisons face quotidiennement. Par ailleurs, il est certain que l’idée de perdre son autonomie nous inquiète. Lorsque nous avons de la difficulté à nous déplacer, à préparer nos repas ou simplement à faire ce qui nous plaît et quand cela nous plaît, nous ne savons pas toujours vers qui nous tourner pour obtenir de l’aide. Imaginez alors si vous pouviez rencontrer quelqu’un qui soit en mesure de répondre à vos besoins pour améliorer votre qualité de vie ? L’équipe de professionnels du Département des services sociaux du Centre Cummings est qualifiée pour vous offrir, ainsi qu’à votre famille, le soutien nécessaire. Que vous soyez un aîné ou un proche aidant, nous sommes à l’écoute de votre vie au quotidien. Nous prenons en considération l’ensemble de la situation et nous pouvons ainsi vous guider à faire les meilleurs choix à court et à long terme. NOS SERVICES DE SOINS À DOMICILE, NOTRE POPOTE ROULANTE ET NOS SERVICES DE TRANSPORT AIDENT DES CENTAINES DE PERSONNES CHAQUE JOUR SOUTIEN À DOMICILE TRANSPORT Nos services de soutien à domicile aident les personnes ainées à rester en santé et à préserver leur autonomie afin de maintenir à domicile le plus longtemps possible. Avez-vous besoin d’aide pour vous rendre à vos rendez-vous ? Un plan de service adapté aux besoins de la personne peut comprendre un ou plusieurs des services suivants : ěũ8%(k-#ũ/#12.--#++# ěũ("#ũGũ+Ħ_/(!#1(# ěũ1_/13(.-ũ"#2ũ1#/2 ěũ?!'#2ũ,_-%k1#2 ěũ_/(3 ěũ!!.,/%-#,#-3ũ Aucune référence médicale nécessaire. Suivi assuré par un gestionnaire de cas. Horaires flexibles. Services de soutien à domicile gratuits offerts aux survivants de l’Holocauste admissibles. 25 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/SERVICESSOCIAUX SERVICES SOCIAUX GESTION DE CAS AMÉLIOREZ VOTRE QUALITÉ DE VIE La maladie ou les difficultés à se déplacer pour se rendre à un rendez-vous médical présentent un véritable défi. Les chauffeurs professionnels de notre Service de transport et d’accompagnement assisté (ATASE en anglais) vous accompagnent à vos rendez-vous médicaux et vous ramènent chez vous. Service de transport de porte-àporte également disponible au Centre Cummings. POPOTE ROULANTE CACHÈRE Nous offrons des repas cachèrs, équilibrés et nutritifs. Ces repas sont livrés à votre domicile par les bénévoles du Centre Cummings. POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS, COMPOSEZ LE 514.342.1234 25 SERVICES SOCIAUX CONTACTEZ- NOUS 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org Les services offerts aux Survivants de l’Holocauste sont financés par la « Claims Conference » SERVICES SOCIAUX Les services offerts aux Survivants de l'Holocauste à faible revenu sont financés également par la Fondation Azrieli. SERVICES AUX SURVIVANTS DE L’HOLOCAUSTE ET À LEURS FAMILLES Nous offrons un large éventail de services et programmes spécialisés afin de répondre aux besoins particuliers des Survivants de l’Holocauste et d’améliorer leur qualité de vie. Les services incluent : ěũ#-31#ũ"#ũ1#-!.-31# ěũ41#4ũ"Ħ22(23-!#ũ47ũ2415(5-32Ėũũ Compensation, Réclamation et Restitution, Certification de documents ěũ#23(.-ũ"#ũ!2 ěũ1.%1,,#ũ"Ħ("#ũă--!(k1#ũ d’urgence* ěũ.43(#-ũGũ".,(!(+#ũ#3ũ#-31#3(#-ũũ ménager* *L’admissibilité au programme et les coûts sont basés sur des critères spécifiques. PARTAGEZ VOS EXPERIENCES NOUS SOMMES A L’ÉCOUTE Pendant la guerre, j’étais resté sans famille comme de nombreux autres enfants et placé dans un orphelinat. À la retraite depuis 4 ans, inspiré par Elie Wiesel qui déclarait que « ne pas raconter ses expériences vécues pendant et après la guerre, c’est trahir son existence », et incité par ma fille, je fais actuellement partie du Centre de répit pour les survivants de l’Holocauste du Centre Cummings. Je réalise que les membres de ce groupe s’enrichissent les uns les autres de leurs diverses expériences de vie. 26 - Léon Celemencki AIDEZ-NOUS À DÉFENDRE EFFICACEMENT LES DROITS DES AÎNÉS Si vous croyez en la justice sociale et si vous pensez qu’un petit groupe de personnes dévouées peut faire une différence, envisagez de vous joindre à l’équipe qui partage la même opinion. Contactez Rebecca Levy au 514.342.1234 poste 3094 SERVICES SOCIAUX CONTACTEZ- NOUS 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org PROGRAMMES POUR LES PERSONNES AVEC PERTES DE MÉMOIRE, LA MALADIE D’ALZHEIMER OU D’AUTRES FORMES DE DÉMENCE Les programmes sont offerts dans un cadre communautaire et en petits groupes, ce qui favorise une atmosphère accueillante et confortable. Les participants, encadrés par des professionnels qualifiés, ont l’opportunité de parler de leurs inquiétudes et de leurs défis et participent à des activités qui leur permettront de stimuler leur processus cognitif et émotionnel. Art, musicothérapie, exercices physiques adaptés et jeux cognitifs sont au cœur de la programmation. Les programmes sont financés en partie par la Fondation Sam & Sadie Roth/Latsky Family et la Fondation Nussia & Andre Aisenstadt. Les services offerts aux Survivants de l’Holocauste sont financés par la « Claims Conference » CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/SERVICESSOCIAUX FAVORISER L’AUTONOMIE ET LE RÉTABLISSEMENT Notre équipe en santé mentale offre du soutien et renforce la confiance des personnes aînées vivant avec une maladie mentale. Nous améliorons leur qualité de vie en leur offrant ces services : ěũ.43(#-ũ/28!'.+.%(04# ěũ+-ũ"Ħ(-3#15#-3(.-ũ(-"(5("4#+ ěũ-3_%13(.-ũ4ũ#-31#ũ4,,(-%2 ěũ_$#-2#ũ"#2ũ"1.(32 Notre objectif est de briser l’isolement par l’entremise d’une variété de programmes et d’activités. ěũ1.4/#2ũ3'_1/#43(04#2ũ2314!341_2 ěũ'_1/(#ũ/1ũ+Ħ13ũ#3ũ+#ũ3'_31# ěũ'_1/(#ũ/1ũ"#2ũ3#+(#12ũ"#ũ!4(2(-# ěũ_+_ 13(.-2ũ"#2ũ$e3#2ũ)4(5#2 1 AÎNÉ SUR 5 VIT AVEC UNE MALADIE MENTALE SERVICES SOCIAUX PROGRAMME DE JOUR PROGRAMME COMMUNAUTAIRE EN SANTÉ MENTALE Le programme des groupes thérapeutiques structurés est financé par la Fondation Rona & Irving Levitt Family Le programme de thérapie par des ateliers de cuisine est financé par la Fondation Bina et Leonard Ellen Family RÉSERVEZ LA DATE! MONTRÉAL MARCHE POUR LA SANTÉ MENTALE Marchez vers un monde sans préjugés et recueillez des fonds pour votre organisation. Le dimanche 16 octobre 2016 à 11 h Carré Phillips (angle Sainte-Catherine et Union) Pour plus de détails allez au : www.mtlwalks.com POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS, COMPOSEZ LE 514.342.1234 27 FONDATION CONTACTEZ CATHY SIMONS 514.343.3529 POSTE 7229 FONDATION CENTRE JUIF CUMMINGS POUR AÎNÉS (CJCA) LES RAISONS DE DONNER Les personnes âgées constituent la population qui croît le plus au Canada. Le besoin n’a jamais été aussi grand. « Votre soutien est la garantie que notre centre réponde aux besoins croissants, » dit Mark Bercuvitz, président de la Fondation. « Notre Centre demeure un leader dans les programmes et les services qu’il offre à la population de 50 ans et plus ». FONDATION Votre engagement dans la Fondation centre juif Cummings pour aînés aura un profond impact sur les aînés d’aujourd’hui ainsi que pour les générations futures. Pour nous aider, veuillez contacter Cathy Simons, Directrice de la Fondation au 514.343.3529 poste 7229 ou par courriel au cathys@cummingscentre.org. C’EST UN BONHEUR DE FAIRE UN IMPACT DIRECT LA FONDATION CJCA EST UNE DES MEILLEURES MANIÈRES DE REDONNER Plusieurs personnes aînées n’ont pu jouir des mêmes répits que ceux dont j’ai bénéficié à 75 ans, et mon soutien leur permet de profiter de la vie un peu mieux. - Arnold Ludwick 28 28 PROGRAMME DES GOUVERNEURS TOUCHE LA VIE DES MILLIERS D'AÎNÉS Le programme des Gouverneurs de la Fondation CJCA est vital pour continuer à offrir des services et des programmes de qualité supérieure aux aînés de notre communauté. Grâce aux fonds récoltés, notre Agence peut améliorer la qualité de vie des aînés et les aider à prolonger leur autonomie. Pour devenir Gouverneur appelez Harriet Krakower 514.343.3529 poste 7319. Vous pouvez faire un don en ligne à cummingscentre.org/gouverneurs 5 400 $ GOUVERNEURS « OR » 1 000 $ GOUVERNEURS « ARGENT » 500 $ GOUVERNEURS 30O $ GOUVERNEURS « GOLDA MEIR » 30O $ FONDATION GOUVERNEURS À VIE VOUS POUVEZ FAIRE LA DIFFÉRENCE REPAS MITZVAH En soutenant la Fondation centre juif Cummings pour aînés pour les fêtes de Roch Hachana, vous pouvez faire la différence. Cherchez-vous une façon spéciale d’honorer votre famille et vos amis ? Votre contribution au programme Repas Mitzvah de la Fondation centre juif Cummings pour aînés fournira des repas nutritifs aux aînés dans le besoin. COMMANDEZ AUJOURD'HUI ! Nous enverrons par courrier une très belle carte personnalisée mentionnant que vous avez généreusement soutenu cet important programme. La date limite pour assurer la livraison avant la fête est le vendredi 23 septembre. Appelez au 514.343.3529 poste 7316 ou cliquez cummingscentre.org/repasmitzvah *Carte est disponible en anglais seulement. 29 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/FONDATION FONDATION 514.343.3529 POSTE 7373 29 FOUNDATION ADAPTED PROGRAMS SOCIAL SERVICES FALL 2016 Hear it from our members! Inside: VOLUNTEER BOWSER & BLUE Tickle your funny bone with Openly Grey WHAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT? Dr. Rubin Naiman on sleep & dreams FREE ACTIVITY DAY Fall Sampler Event PROGRAMS Details inside CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG WELCOME TO A BRAND NEW SEASON! Inspiration, creativity, health and well-being, forging friendships and giving back distinguish the daily workings of the Cummings Centre. Members are able to participate in a myriad of activities, learning new skills and keeping active in mind and body. A vibrant community centre and proud Jewish organization for the 50+, The Cummings Centre embraces our heritage and enthusiastically welcomes people of all backgrounds and perspectives. To give you a sample of our fall semester, we’re launching our annual Fall Sampler - Free Activity Day on September 7. You will have the opportunity to tour our updated facility and experience first-hand, a day in the life at the Cummings Centre. Whether you are looking to learn Mah Jongg or Yoga, try your hand at woodcarving or jewellery design, sing in the Rock and Soul Choir or take in a lecture - the choice is yours. We can’t wait to see you! SEASON’S HIGHLIGHT Let us entertain you, let us make you smile – with this season’s spectacular fall lineup. Tickle your funny bone with Canada’s comedy duo, Bowser and Blue, sing-a-long with the Acafellas, get a handle on your sleep with Dr. Rubin Naiman and learn a few new tricks in bridge, computers, writing and more - so much to experience and explore. TABLE OF CONTENTS 02. WELCOME 32. WELLNESS 06. DIRECTORY 07. MEMBERSHIP & REGISTRATION 39. ADAPTED PROGAMS 08. FINE ARTS 48. FOUNDATION 12. CRAFTS 52. SOCIAL SERVICES 15. CONTINUING EDUCATION 16. GLOBAL AFFAIRS 18. COMPUTERS & DIGITAL MEDIA 20. FALL SAMPLER 21. SPECIAL EVENTS 23. BOOKS & WRITING 54. SOCIAL ACTION 24. ARTS & CULTURE 24. LANGUAGES 26. ART & MUSIC APPRECIATION 28. PERFORMING ARTS 29. SOCIAL & LEISURE 29. HOBBIES & SOCIAL GAMES 30. BRIDGE 30. TRAVEL 31. SOCIAL GROUPS & CLUBS 44. VOLUNTEER FRENCH GUIDE (SEE REVERSE) OFF-CAMPUS (INSERT) 03. WEST ISLAND 10. WESTMOUNT 12. CHOMEDEY 12. SAINT-LAURENT 13. FLORIDA 16. DROP-IN PROGRAM Like us on Facebook GREETINGS FROM YOUR PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR We’re pleased to welcome you to a brand new season as we continue to strive to meet the needs of the changing face of Montreal’s 50+ demographic. Our priority continues to be you, our member. It’s your enthusiasm along with the passion brought forth daily by our team of dedicated staff and volunteers, as well as our Board of Directors, that is truly the driving force of the Centre. Together, we work towards building a strong future as a multicultural, multilingual agency centered on meeting the diverse needs of all our members. This fall, back by popular demand, we offer you our Fall Sampler on September 7th, where you are welcome to "try something new". There will be a variety of classes and free activities available for you to sample and experience a day in the life at the Cummings Centre. We’re also excited to present Bowser & Blue on September 28th, details on page 21. Become a member and a part of our family today! Best wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year. Arlene Feigelman President of the Board of Directors PROGRAMS SOCIAL SERVICES VOLUNTEER Learn, experience, share. Enhance your independence. Connect and get involved. We are here if you need us. The Social Services Department is comprised of an integrated team of professionals committed to enhancing the quality of life of older adults and their families. Individualized services are provided to help maintain independence. Specialized services to Holocaust Survivors are offered through the Claims Conference. Helping others feels so good. As a volunteer-based organization, we rely on the time and energy of our dedicated corps of volunteers to fulfill our commitment to our members. Come and share your expertise with us. Staying active both mentally and physically propels our members to their personal best. Innovative programming allows participants to continually learn and evolve. Join and find out how! 4 Pauline Grunberg, M.Ed Executive Director CUMMINGS CENTRE MEMBERSHIP Membership has its privileges. Join and gain access to 200+ courses, programs, services, enriching volunteer opportunities and more. MAIN CAMPUS & OFF-SITE LOCATIONS For member benefits, visit: cummingscentre.org/memberbenefits MISSION The Cummings Centre, a nonprofit community centre of excellence, connects people 50 years of age and older to the arts, education, health, wellness, and Jewish life. The Agency is committed to enhancing the quality of life of the individual and promotes positive attitudes about aging. It emphasizes volunteer involvement in all aspects of Agency life. ADAPTED PROGRAMS CJCS FOUNDATION Achieve strength and well-being. Be inspired and give. Everyone needs a helping hand now and then. Innovative art, fitness and social programs reintegrate individuals recovering from surgery, with mobility problems and movement disorders including Parkinson’s disease, post-stroke, MS and others. Your continued support of the Foundation ensures resources for innovative programming and enhanced services for our growing aging population. Giving to the Foundation today allows continued growth towards a strong future for our community. Cummings Centre Main Campus 5700 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 Tel.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org information@cummingscentre.org — Cummings West Island 96 Roger Pilon St., Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec H9B 2E1 Tel.: 514.624.5005 local 231 Fax: 514.683.4061 cummingscentre.org/westisland lisa.wiltzer@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Westmount c/o Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 395 Elm Ave., Westmount, Quebec H3Z 1A5 Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7216 cummingscentre.org/westmount michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Chomedey Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7318 cummingscentre.org/chomedey erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Saint-Laurent Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7318 cummingscentre.org/saint-laurent erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Cummings Florida c/o Temple Beth-El 1351 South 14th Ave., Hollywood, Florida 33020 Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7201 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org/florida stefani.novick@cummingscentre.org 5 INFORMATION GENERAL DIRECTORY Main Campus 5700 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 Tel.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 cummingscentre.org information@cummingscentre.org Mon - Thurs 9 am – 5 pm Fri 9 am – 3 pm — CJCS Foundation Tel.: 514.343.3529 local 7373 Fax: 514.343.3527 foundation@cummingscentre.org You can donate on-line at cummingscentre.org/donatenow or call the Foundation at 514.343.3529 local 7373 — Bloom Family Tech Lounge Tel.: 514.342.1234 Fax: 514.739.6899 Mon - Thurs 9 am – 3 pm — Café Shalom Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7260 Mon - Thurs 8:30 am – 3 pm Fri 8:30 am – 2 pm — Le Café Free kosher meals served to those in need. Tel.: 514.342.1234 Tues & Thurs 5 – 6:30 pm BOUTIQUE Convenient one-stop shopping. Mon - Thurs 9:30 am – 4 pm Fri 9:30 am – 12 pm Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7251 boutique@cummingscentre.org NEW! Drop-in Program for Older Adults 7500 Mackle Road, Côte St. Luc Tel.: 514-342-1234 local 7318 erica.botner@cummingscentre.org — Workout Studio Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7326 wellness@cummingscentre.org Mon - Thurs 8 am – 4 pm Fri 8 am – 12 pm — Blood Pressure Clinic Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7326 Tues 10:30 am – 12 pm Membership Inquiries 5700 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 Donations 5700 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7209 membership@cummingscentre.org Tel.: 514.343.3529 local 7373 foundation@cummingscentre.org Registration 5700 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 Tel.: 514.342.1234 local 7365 registration@cummingscentre.org 6 CONTACT CUMMINGS CENTRE Arlene Feigelman President Tel.: 514.342.1234 president@cummingscentre.org — Pauline Grunberg, MEd local 7270 Executive Director pauline.grunberg@cummingscentre.org — Lynn Gordon, BSW local 7240 Director, Volunteer Services lynn@cummingscentre.org — Rebecca Levy, MSW local 3094 Director, Social Services rebecca.levy@cummingscentre.org — Keren Ludvig, MEd local 7247 Director, Program Services keren.ludvig@cummingscentre.org — Alissa Weinstein, CPA, CA local 7227 Controller alissa.weinstein@cummingscentre.org — Nancy Master, BA local 7231 Claims Conference Program Coordinator nancy.master@cummingscentre.org — Guila Abecassis local 3092 Coordinator, Administration & Information Systems gila@cummingscentre.org — Janice Besner local 7210 Manager, Communications, Marketing & Membership janice.besner@cummingscentre.org — Michael Beigleman local 7244 Supervisor, Communications michael@cummingscentre.org Mark Bercuvitz President, CJCS Foundation Tel.: 514.342.1234 foundationpres@cummingscentre.org — Cathy Simons, MSW Director, CJCS Foundation Tel.: 514.343.3529 local 7229 cathys@cummingscentre.org GENERAL DIRECTORY MEMBERSHIP & REGISTRATION: FAQ When does fall registration begin? What is the registration policy? Membership: Monday August 1 All courses/programs: Monday August 8 All participants are required to register for programs in advance. Should you decide to join a course on the day it begins, please call ahead to confirm that the course is running and there is space available. PARKING WESTBURY CAMPUS How can I request a course refund? Street Parking - Parking is available on the streets around the Centre. Please take note of certain restricted hours indicated on street signs. How can I register? 1- Register online by going to cummingscentre.org/register 2- Call Registration 514.342.1234 local 7365 3- Register in person: 5700 Westbury Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H3W 3E8 What are the registration office hours? Do I have to become a member? The Cummings Centre is a membership-based organization. All course registration requires an updated 2017 membership. Can I bring or register as a guest? Non-members can register as a guest for designated events at the non-member rate. What are the membership fees? An annual membership fee of $45 gives you access to the main campus and all off-site locations. A $25 membership fee gives you access to one of the following off-campus sites: Florida, West Island, Westmount, Saint-Laurent or Chomedey. You can pay by cheque, cash, Visa, Mastercard or debit card at our Westbury location. ěũIf you choose to receive a refund cheque, a minimum of $5 is withheld to cover administrative expenses. If you choose to leave your payment in the system as a credit, this fee is waived. ěũ.41ũ6.1*(-%ũ"82ũ.1ũ+#22ũ/1(.1ũ to the first class, choice of 50% refund or 50% credit. ěũ.ũ1#$4-"ũ.1ũ!1#"(3ũ.-ũ.-#ı3(,#ũ events or workshops, on courses of two sessions or less, on class extensions or after the class has started. Is there parking? The Cummings Centre offers limited indoor parking at a cost of $5, available on a first-come, firstserved basis, Monday to Thursday 8 am - 3:30 pm and Friday 8 am – 2 pm. For additional information, visit cummingscentre.org/parking. Is financial aid offered? The Cummings Centre will not turn anyone away because of an inability to pay. For more information call 514.342.1234 local 7318. Indoor Paid Parking - Available on a first come, first serve basis at a cost of $5, Monday – Thursday 8 am – 3:30 pm and Friday 8 am - 2 pm Carpooling - Ask your program leader to announce that there are people interested in joining a carpool in the class. Assisted Transportation and Accompaniment Service (ATASE) - Paid door-to-door transportation (fee based on a sliding scale) is available for people with limited mobility and / or disabilities. Call Jaclyn at 514.343.3529 local 7275. INFORMATION Monday to Thursday 8:30 am – 3:30 pm and Friday 8:30 am – 12:30 pm Full refunds will be given only if a course or program is cancelled by the Cummings Centre. When you withdraw from a course or program: Construction on Westbury and Côte Sainte-Catherine is limiting access to parking therefore, please leave enough time to get to class. Here are some useful tips: Public Transportation - Metro: Côte Sainte-Catherine / Snowdon, Bus: 17/129 When are the holiday closures? Labour Day Monday, September 5 Rosh Hashanah Monday, October 3 Tuesday, October 4 Thanksgiving Monday, October 10 Erev Yom Kippur (1 pm close) Tuesday, October 11 Yom Kippur Wednesday, October 12 Succoth Monday, October 17 Tuesday, October 18 Shemini Atzeret Monday, October 24 Simchat Torah Tuesday, October 25 The Cummings Centre reserves the right to make changes to any information contained in this publication. © 2016 ISSN 1488-9536 Volume 18, Issue 1 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 7 MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF | IPSUM | FINESECTION PROGRAM PROGRAM ARTS PAINT THE BIG PICTURE Having always indulged my scientific side as a scientist working at the bench and now recently retired, it was time to indulge my creative side. Beginning with introductory painting and drawing, in pencil and acrylic, I now participate in Advanced Studio Practice working on individual portrait painting inspired by family photos. The talented instructors patiently teach you the basics and then you can build upon those. While painting can be frustrating at times, I am so focused and rejuvenated. I feel I am definitely stumbling towards my own style. - Bev Akerman 8 FINE ARTS CLASSES & PROGRAMS CONTACT PATRICIA KEHLER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7250 FINE 112 / FINE 112-01 / FINE 112-02 ACRYLIC PAINTING EXPLORATIONS Expand your skill set by learning how to use acrylic mediums, textures and gels while studying the work of artists past and present. Friday Sept. 9 to Oct. 21 ĒĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA FINE ARTS & CRAFT CENTRE OPEN HOUSE CRFA 1023 BE OUR GUEST! FREE ACTIVITY DAY Registration required. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7 — FINE 159 / FINE 159-01 ACRYLIC PAINTING - ABSTRACT Experiment with non-traditional methods and materials to spark creative self-expression. Wednesday Sept. 7 to Dec. 7 ĊĖĊćũIJũďĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA — Thursday Sept. 8 to Dec. 1 ĒĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA FINE 143 / FINE 143-01 ACRYLIC PAINTING - ALL LEVELS Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 ČĖĊćũIJũĐĖĊćũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA — Friday Nov. 4 to Dec. 16 ĒĖĊćũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA FINE 180 NEW! ACRYLIC PAINTING – IMAGE TRANSFER Explore the exciting world of modern acrylics. Learn how to add dimension and personality to your paintings by incorporating image transfers. Paint your favourite subjects in acrylics using photographic imagery for inspiration. Individual guidance provided. Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ČĖĊćũIJũĐĖĊćũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎć Newsha Hamidi, BFA, MA Tuesday Sept. 13 to 27 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎć Sol Levinson — Tuesday Nov. 1 to Dec. 13 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Sol Levinson FINE 142 Meet our faculty and discover what’s new for fall 2016. Observe art & craft demos. 9 – 10 am Woodcarving Chuck Rafael 10 – 11 am Alla Prima Painting Technique Donna Shvil 10:30 – 11 am Mindful Colouring Marion Zimmer 11 am – 12:30 pm Painting for Pleasure Caroline Steele ACRYLIC PAINTING – THE BASICS 12:30 – 1 pm Dried Flower Cards Joan Barriere Learn the fundamentals of painting with acrylics. Colour mixing, blending, brushes, painting surfaces as well as composition and design will be covered. 12:30 – 3 pm Architectural Sculpture Stanley Sklar Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 ĒĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎũ Caroline Steele, BFA 1 - 1:30 pm Tole Painting Techniques Sandra Baertschi 1:30 – 2 pm Jewellery Design Anne Nishmas 2 - 2:30 pm Crochet - Activity Tatiana Mueller CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 9 FINE ARTS CLASSES & PROGRAMS CONTACT PATRICIA KEHLER 514.342.1234 DRAWING – ALL LEVELS Acquire essential drawing techniques such as proportion, line, shape, value and form while using basic materials and tools. LOCAL 7250 Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđĎ Donna Shvil, BFA FINE 1007 FINE 101 DIGITAL CAMERA - INTRO " SHOW YOUR CAMERA WHO’S BOSS" During this intro class you will learn how to master your digital camera. Bring your DSLR camera and manual. | IPSUM | FINESECTION PROGRAM PROGRAM ARTS FINE 168 Monday Sept. 12 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌČć Marko Kulik DRAWING THE PORTRAIT – ALL LEVELS Learn foundational drawing skills for rendering the portrait. Understand how to depict proportion, facial features and structure of the head. Inspiration is derived from photographic imagery, occasional models and your imagination. Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Donna Shvil, BFA Learn to "paint" objects and people in a dark room while photographing them using flashlights with coloured gels. The results are exciting, unusual and will add a new way to be creative with your photography. Bring your DSLR camera and a tripod if you have one. Monday Sept. 19 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌČć Marko Kulik FINE 1007-02 DIGITAL CAMERA – CREATE STRIKING COMPOSITIONS Learn how effective composition can make your portrait, landscape and still life photography sing. Bring your DSLR cameral and manual. Monday Sept. 26 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌČć Marko Kulik DRY PASTELS – THE FIGURE Advance your observation skills and perfect your technique working from the live model. Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 27 ČĖĊćũIJũĐĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĉć Harvey Segal FINE 126 FINE 1007-01 NEW! DIGITAL CAMERA PAINTING WITH LIGHT FINE 127-01 FINE 131 DRY PASTEL – INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED Achieve various effects with dry pastel medium while drawing creative inspiration from traditional and contemporary art styles. Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 ĈũıũČũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈĎ Margaret Mankin, BFA FINE 127 / FINE 127-02 DRY PASTEL – ALL LEVELS Develop the techniques of layering, blending and colour mixing while learning how to depict tonal values and incorporating the principles of composition and design. FLOWER CARD WORKSHOP Design and create greeting cards using dried flowers. Materials included. Thursday Sept. 8 to Dec. 8 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎĎ Joan Barriere FINE 153 PAINTING – INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED Discover and express your unique artistic vision under the guidance of the instructor. Tuesday Sept. 6 to Dec. 13 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Rita Briansky Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 27 ĈũıũČũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈČć Harvey Segal — Thursday Nov. 3 to Dec. 8 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈćĎ Harvey Segal Materials not included except where indicated 10 CUMMINGS CENTRE PROGRAMS – FNE ARTS FINE ARTS CLASSES & PROGRAMS CONTACT PATRICIA KEHLER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7250 FINE 196 STAINED GLASS - INTRO Learn how to cut glass and create small projects. Kit fee $50. Wednesday Sept. 14 to Dec. 7 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĒĎ Nora Golic FINE 122 FINE 198 / FINE 198-01 STAINED GLASS - WORKSHOP SCULPTURE – CLAY Develop your personal projects under the guidance of the instructor. Create expressive sculptures using hand-building techniques. Fee includes basic glazes and firing. Clay available for purchase in class. Wednesday Sept. 14 to Dec. 7 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĒĎ Nora Golic Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 27 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĊć Olga Maksimova FINE 170 / FINE 170-01 — FINE 103 / FINE 104 SCULPTURE – STONE Create a design in stone in three dimensions while developing techniques and sculpting skills. A mask worn over the mouth and nose is compulsory when stone carving. Power tools are not permitted. Monday Sept. 12 to Dec. 12 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈđć Anne-Ingrid Helik — Tuesday Sept. 6 to Dec. 6 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈđć Anne-Ingrid Helik FINE 196 Develop your personal work and gain insights into the painting process. Explore a variety of painting techniques and methods of application including alla prima, underpainting and colour studies. WATERCOLOUR MAGIC Express yourself by manipulating and combining watercolour with other materials for captivating results. Tuesday Sept. 6 to 27 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĎ Marilyn Green, BFA — Tuesday Nov. 1 to Dec. 6 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĒĎ Marilyn Green, BFA Tuesday Sept. 13 to Dec. 13 ĎũIJũđũ/,ũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈďĎ Donna Shvil, BFA — Wednesday Nov. 9 to Dec. 7 ĎũIJũđũ/,ũũěũĎũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđĎ Donna Shvil, BFA FINE 1009 NEW! URBAN SKETCHING Visit popular Montreal sites to learn how to draw people, create landscapes and capture architectural elements wherever you go. This workshop will take place outdoors if weather permits. Includes an outing to sketch at the Botanical Gardens. Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĎ Margaret Mankin, BFA PROGRAM | FINE ARTS Thursday Nov. 3 to Dec. 8 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĒĎ Olga Maksimova STUDIO PRACTICE - ADVANCED FINE 163 / FINE 163-01 LE CAFÉ Provides members of the community, in particular seniors and families who are struggling to cope during these tough economic times, with an opportunity to get free, hot, nutritional, kosher meals in a welcoming and comfortable environment. Le Café serves hot meals at no charge Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 5 - 6:30 p.m. at 5700 Westbury Avenue. For further information call 514-342-1234 Materials not included except where indicated CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 11 CATCH THE SPIRIT ENJOY THE FEELING OF ACCOMPLISHMENT In addition to woodworking at the Centre, I have been taking sculpting classes which I enjoy very much. It's a wonderful facility, helping so many people – everyone is doing or learning something – the spirit at the Centre is contagious! PROGRAM | IPSUM CRAFT SECTION CENTRE - David Perlman 12 CRAFT CENTRE COURSES CONTACT RIVA FENSTER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7269 CRA 120 / CRA 120-01 BEADING TRENDS Design trendy jewellery with your own bead collection either purchased or handmade. Materials not included. Bilingual. Thursday Sept. 15 to 29 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČĎ Gaby Orbach, BA — CRA 1049 NEW! CRAFT AND CAFÉ Experiment with different craft techniques including faux fini painting techniques and decoupage. Materials included. Coffee and danish served. Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎć Gaby Orbach, BA CRA 1031 / CRA 1031-01 CROCHET - ALL LEVELS Learn the art of crochet with Tatiana. Choose a project such as table runner, scarf or kippah. Materials not included. Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďć Tatiana Müeller — Thursday Nov. 3 to 24 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďć Tatiana Müeller DECORATIVE / TOLE PAINTING Learn basic brush strokes and tole painting techniques in a step-by-step approach to decorate an object made of wood, metal, clay or canvas. Wood pieces and brushes available for sale or bring your own. Most materials included. Wednesday Sept. 14 to 28 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎĎũ Sandra Baertschi — Wednesday Oct. 5 to 26 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎĎũ Sandra Baertschi — Wednesday Nov. 2 to 30 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĎũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĒćũ Sandra Baertschi CRA 1050 FABRIC PAINTING Using fabric paint and markers, design a ‘Mandela’ or your own image on a tote bag or other fabric surface. Materials included. Bilingual. Thursday Nov. 3 to 24 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Gaby Orbach, BA CRA 1037 / CRA 1037-01 FLOWERS BY YOUR DESIGN Create your own holiday flower arrangements incorporating seasonal flowers and fruits. All materials included. Wednesday Sept. 14 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĊď Gail Cohen, Flowers by Design — Wednesday Sept. 21 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĊď Gail Cohen, Flowers by Design REINVENTING AGING AND RETIREMENT: A VISION BOARD WORKSHOP PROGRAM | CRAFT CENTRE Thursday Nov. 3 to 24 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďć Gaby Orbach, BA CRA 178-01 / CRA 178-02 / CRA 178-03 LTC 180 / LTC 180-G Retirement invites us to re-examine our lives. It is the perfect time to reflect on yourself and how to make your life more meaningful and enjoyable. Through a guided meditation and creating your own vision board you will have the opportunity to discover "what's next", based on your values, apirations and needs. Tuesday November 15 ěũĐũ/, $20 member / $35 non-member Libby Parker, Naturopath, Certified in Psycho-synthesis Therapy *Materials not included except where indicated. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 13 CRAFT CENTRE COURSES CONTACT RIVA FENSTER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7269 CRA 142 / CRA 142-01 / CRA 142-02 / CRA 142-03 / CRA 142-04 / CRA 142-05 NEW DAY! PROGRAM | IPSUM CRAFT SECTION CENTRE JEWELLERY DESIGN – ADVANCED Create jewellery in mixed media. Learn wire wrapping, weaving, chain making, assembling and finishing. Personal expression emphasized. Monday Sept. 12 to 26 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďćũ Anne Nishmas — Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďćũ Anne Nishmas — Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđćũ Anne Nishmas — Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđćũ Anne Nishmas — Monday Nov. 7 to 28 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđćũ Anne Nishmas — Monday Nov. 7 to 28 ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđćũ Anne Nishmas OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW ONE-OF-A-KIND GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BY THE ARTISANS OF THE CRAFT CENTRE AND WOODSHOP. Monday November 7 ũěũ12 – 6 pm Tuesday November 8ũěũ9:30 am – 2:30 pm Wednesday November 9ũěũ9:30 am – 12:30 pm CRA 108-28 CRA 144 POLYMER CLAY – ASIAN TRANSFERS WOOD CARVING Transfer Asian themed images onto clay to create pendants, pins, journals or boxes. Bilingual. Materials included. Thursday Sept. 15 to 29 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďćũ Gaby Orbach, BA Carve two or three dimensional wood projects. Materials included except for tools. Wednesday Sept. 14 to Oct. 26 Ēũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĎũ Chuck Raphael CRA 108-29 CRA 1051 NEW! MINDFUL COLOURING Colouring is an easy way to calm the mind and occupy the hands. Join Marion in the latest colouring trend. Materials included or bring your own. Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĈćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊďũ Marion Zimmer Materials not included except where indicated. 14 CUMMINGS CENTRE POLYMER CLAY – ANCIENT MODERN Create multi-dimensional beads and wire to evoke structure and whimsy for your jewellery. Bilingual. Materials included. Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Gaby Orbach, BA PROGRAMS — CRAFT CENTRE LEAVE A LEGACY TELL YOUR STORY - Gerry Greenblatt PROGRAM | CONTINUING EDUCATION For almost a decade now, Cummings Centre has provided me with the fun, meaningful and Jewish outlet that I require. Alongside my many volunteer roles, taking the life writing course has allowed me to record my life story for my children. Cummings continually comes through for me. 15 GLOBAL AFFAIRS CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 GLOB 1030 NEW! A HISTORY OF WORLD WAR ll A look at the rise and fall of European countries. PROGRAM | CONTINUING EDUCATION Wednesday September 21 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũě $10 Ben Sperer GLOB 1031 NEW! ARCHAEOLOGY IN ISRAEL Learn about some of the famous archaeological discoveries made over the past 200 years. Tuesday Nov. 8 to 22 ĈũıũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũě $40 Prof. David Bensoussan GLOB 1039 NEW! THE HISTORY & MYSTERY OF LOST ART AND THE HOLOCAUST Discover how the Third Reich conducted the largest art heist in history and why Hitler targeted Jewish artists, gallerists and collectors. Wednesday November 9 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũě $11 Tracey Hill GLOB 1024 MANAGE YOUR MONEY WISELY Get sound advice from a retired financial adviser and planner. Understand your personal finances and investments, their tax implications, management fees, reverse mortgages, risk management and more. Wednesday Nov. 2 to 16 ĊũIJũČĖĈĎũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũě $20 Fred Wiseman, B.Com., MBA GLOB 102/ GLOB 102-01 NEWS AND VIEWS Tuesday Sept. 6 to 27 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũě $64 Stan Nachfolger, MA Cummings Centre — Tuesday Nov. 1 to 22 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũě $64 Stan Nachfolger, MA Cummings Centre TEMP 135 / TEMP 135-01 NEWS AND VIEWS - WESTMOUNT An analysis of international and national events of the day. Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 13 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũě $96 Stan Nachfolger, MA Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom 395 Elm Ave., Westmount — Thursday Oct. 27 to Nov. 10 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũě $48 Stan Nachfolger, MA Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom 395 Elm Ave., Westmount NEW! GLOB 1036 / GLOB 1036-G THE LIFE OF AN MP UPDATE FROM THE HILL FREE ACTIVITY DAY Wednesday September 7 ĈũIJũĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũě FREE Anthony Housefather, MP GLOB 171 REPORT ON THE MIDDLE EAST An overview of what’s happening in Israel and the Middle East. Wednesday Sept. 21 to Nov. 2 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũě $60 Hershey Dwoskin, MA GLOB 1010 / GLOB 1010-01 THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE Monday Sept. 19 to 26 ĉũIJũČũ/,ũěũĉũ2#22(.-2ũě $30 Donald Cuccioletta, PhD, Historian — Monday Oct. 31 to Nov. 14 ĉũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũě $45 Donald Cuccioletta, PhD, Historian GLOB 1032 NEW! JEWISH GANGSTERS, MOBSTERS AND THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE This course will examine some fascinating Jewish criminals from Odessa, Warsaw, Buenos Aires and America who shaped and ran the Jewish underworld. GLOB 1035 NEW! MEDIA & THE NEWS TODAY Q & A with Mutsumi Takahashi, CTV Montreal News Co-Anchor. Monday September 12 ĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũě $12 Donald Cuccioletta, PhD, Historian Thursday Sept. 8 to 29 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũě $45 Janie Respitz, MA GLOB 1039 16 CUMMINGS CENTRE PROGRAMS — GLOBAL AFFAIRS 16 GLOBAL AFFAIRS CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 GLOB 1037 NEW! THE UNITED NATIONS / SUPERPOWERS This course traces the patterns of conflict and cooperation between the super powers - United States, Russia, China, France and England within the realm of the United Nations. Monday Sept. 12 to 26 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũě $45 Marvin Hershorn, MA GLOB 1038 NEW! USA, CHINA, NORTH KOREA: A NEW COLD WAR Examine these unpredictable relations as China becomes the strongest power on earth. We will discuss the critical challenges to American and Western security and foreign policy. Monday Oct. 31 & Nov. 7 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĉũ2#22(.-2ũě $30 Marvin Hershorn, MA GLOB 1033 NEW! THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION Various images of Islam in western culture vie for dominance but little is known or understood about Islamic civilization. This course will offer a survey of Islamic civilization from its origins to recent times. Thursday Sept. 15 to Oct. 20 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũě $100 Francis Charet, PhD PROVOCATIVE TOPICS ENGAGING SPEAKERS FREE LECTURES FOR MEMBERS EACH FRIDAY 10 - 11 AM Guests present topics in their areas of expertise or interest, followed by lively discussions. Topics and speakers are announced monthly and are also available at cummingscentre.org/lectures For more information contact Erica 514.342.1234 local 7318. STAY AHEAD OF THE CURVE September 9 - Concerns & Challenges Seniors have Identified as a Priority. Ruth Pelletier, Seniors Action Quebec September 16 - The Fiords of Norway. Sherry Steinberg September 23 - Helping a Loved One While Taking Care of Yourself. Linda Couture, Sarpad September 30 - Waterfalls & Elephants: Splendours of Southern Africa. Gloria Haboucha VIRTUAL LEARNING PROGRAM Some lectures are available through virtual learning for eligible participants. GET TECH SAVVY IN THE LOUNGE Computers are the tools we need to better accomplish our day-today tasks and reach out to the rest of the world. Whether for on-line banking, staying connected with grandchildren or accessing information from the best thinkers and libraries in the world, computers make our lives easier. The Bloom Family Tech Lounge offers Centre participants a place to relax, learn and stay connected at their own pace. They can use the computers on site or bring in their own devices. I enjoy volunteering my time and teaching older adults who are embracing technology and understand the possibilities of the digital era. We offer expertise in both the Apple and Windows environment. Our volunteers are there as a resource helping with technical glitches and providing learning tools, pointing members to the gamut of resources available at their fingertips. Clients find a friendly face, get good advice and always leave with smiles on their faces. - Andrew Jacobs 17 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 17 COMPUTERS & DIGITAL MEDIA CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 EXCEL Learn how to create tables, lists and charts. Manipulate numbers to do calculations and texts to organize data in different ways. LOCAL 7348 Friday Oct. 14 to Nov. 25 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈćć Tammy Halpern Nina and Harry Hart Computer Learning Centre COMP 180 COMP 185 BACK UP & RECOVERY | CONTINUING | IPSUM SECTION PROGRAM PROGRAM EDUCATION COMP 115 Learn how to back up your data files, pictures, e-mails and documents. Learn how to recover earlier versions of files, accidently deleted files and those from broken hard drives. Prerequisite: basic computer skills. GOOGLE TOOLS & APPS An overview of the tools and their functions. Use Google maps to plan a route, Google calendar to mark a date and send you a reminder and Google translate to understand and write a message. Suitable for PC and tablet users. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills. Must have a Gmail account. Wednesday Sept. 14 ĈĈũ,ũIJũĈũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĉĉ Sol Levinson Tuesday Nov. 1 & 8 ďũIJũđũ/,ũěũĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČĎ Marc Bohbot COMP 138 COMP 195 NEW! iPAD TIPS & TRICKS Discover some of the features, shortcuts and tips to using your iPad. Get the most out of your device with this how-to session for downloading “apps” from iTunes, managing photos and e-mails, as well as some quick tricks. Prerequisite: Basic computer knowledge. Bring your iPad. Thursday Sept. 8 to 29 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ Carol Shattner — COMPUTER MAINTENANCE Speed up your computer. Learn to scan for and remove viruses and spyware, block pop ups and clean out old files. Wednesday Sept. 28 ĒĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĊć Sol Levinson MAKE WINDOWS 10 LOOK AND WORK LIKE WINDOWS 7 Learn how to change text size and view size, create shortcuts, how to use Internet Explorer. Set up free antivirus from Microsoft and much more. Friday Sept. 23 ĒĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĉđ Sol Levinson COMP 184 CYBERSECURITY Learn how hackers can gain access to your computer and your identity. Avoid the pitfalls that malware and viruses create. Learn about techniques to protect yourself with programs, some of which are free. To learn how to install and use the tools, sign up for the class in Computer Maintenance. Wednesday Sept. 21 ĈĈũ,ũIJũĈũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĉĉ Sol Levinson 18 COMP 169 / COMP 169-02 CUMMINGS CENTRE COMP 169-01 iPAD TIPS & TRICKS - BEGINNER Learn the power of the iPad and what you can do with it: email, web browsing, multi-tasking, photos, along with some quick tricks and tips. Wednesday Nov. 9 to 30 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ Marla Veres COMP 166 iPHONE TIPS & TRICKS iPhones are great at doing basic things like making calls, sending text messages and checking e-mails, but they can do much more to automate our lives and make tasks easier. Learn some essential tips and tricks to get you started. Bring your iPhone. Tuesday Sept. 6 to 27 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ŪũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ Marla Veres Monday Oct. 31 to Nov. 21 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ŪũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ Carol Shattner PROGRAMS — COMPUTERS & DIGITAL MEDIA COMPUTERS & DIGITAL MEDIA CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 COMP 193 NEW! iPHONE VOICE COMMANDS Learn how to use Siri to make calls, compose messages and search information. Tuesday Nov. 8 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĉĉ Marla Veres SAMSUNG GALAXY / ANDROID TABLETS Learn how to set up your tablet and e-mail account, take and e-mail photos, download and install “apps,” copy files from your computer to tablet and use Google voice command to search the Internet. Bring your tablet and all wires. Thursday Oct. 6 to 27 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ Sol Levinson COMP 147 SELLING ONLINE - BEGINNER Want to sell online? We’ll teach you how to list your item or service on popular local sites. Learn to write descriptions, upload pictures, choose categories and manage the ad. Tuesday Sept. 13 & 20 ďũIJũđũ/,ũěũĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČČ Marc Bohbot SELLING ON eBAY / AMAZON Sell nationally or internationally, understand account requirements like PayPal. Prerequisites: Internet knowledge and e-mail account. Tuesday Sept. 27 ďũIJũđũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĉĉ Marc Bohbot COMP 100 / COMP 101 WINDOWS LEVEL 1 Become comfortable and familiar with the basic functions of Windows. Course includes e-mail, Gmail, Internet and file management. Mon & Wed Sept. 14 to Oct. 26 (Starts Wednesday) ĈĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈć Sol Levinson — Tuesday & Thursday Nov. 1 to 24 ĊũIJũĎũ/,ũũũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈć Tammy Halpern COMP 106 WINDOWS LEVEL 2 Continuation of the beginner course. Review file management techniques, copy, cut and paste and create shortcuts. Mon & Wed Nov. 2 to 23 (Starts Wednesday) ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈćć Sol Levinson The Cummings Centre has developed a virtual learning program, with funding from Health Canada, for those who are not able to attend programs at the Centre but want to participate and stay connected. PROGRAM | CONTINUING EDUCATION COMP 179 COMP 148 NEW! Eligible Cummings Centre members and individuals can now access lectures, book clubs and a variety of other programs online. Participants can watch programs live or at any convenient time from their own homes. For more information on this exciting new initiative contact Erica Botner at 514.342.1234 local 7318 or erica.botner@cummingscentre.org This initiative was funded by Health Canada through the Roadmap for Canada's Official Languages 2013-2018: Education, Immigration, Com- CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 19 FALL SAMPLER – FREE ACTIVITY DAY SEPTEMBER 7 FREE PROGRAMS* REGISTER IN ADVANCE FOR THE 50+ COMMUNITY Come and experience the Cummings Centre and all that we have to offer at our Fall Sampler Event – free activities all day long. Meet our teachers, instructors, staff and volunteers, grab a coffee & danish, tour the facility and sample some of our 300+ programs for free. Advance registration appreciated. PROGRAM | FALL SAMPLER SCHEDULE OF FREE ACTIVITIES – Wednesday September 7!th 9 am – 4 pm GUIDED TOURS 9 am – 2:30 pm FINE ARTS & CRAFTS OPEN HOUSE 9 am – 9 pm PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES 10:30 – 11 am Mindful Colouring - Activity 10:30 – 11:30 am 11 am – 12 pm Yoga (en français) 1:30 – 2 pm 1:30 – 3 pm 2 – 2:30 pm Crochet - Activity 2 – 3 pm 9 – 10 am Mah Jongg - Trial class 11 am – 12:30 pm 2 – 3 pm Painting for Pleasure - Activity Band Performance 11:45 am – 12:45 pm 2 – 4 pm Tai Chi Broadway - Adapted class AFTERNOON Danse israélienne (en français) 12 – 12:30 pm Fiddler on the Roof - Sing-along Dried Flower Cards - Activity 9:30 – 11:30 am Architectural Scupture - Display 10 am – 12 pm Aikiform Atelier de bridge (en français) Conférence - Guy Haddad (en français) 10 – 11 am Alla Prima Painting Technique - Demo 3 – 4 pm 3:30 – 4:30 pm Groove - Fitness class 12:30 – 1 pm 9:20 – 10:20 am Beginner Yoga Jewellery Design - Demo Fitness Assessments MORNING Wellness Fair 1:30 – 2 pm Tole Painting Techniques - Demo OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS 9 am – 12 pm Anthony Housefather, MP - Special Event Posture & Balance Training- Activity 10 am – 2 pm Woodcarving- Demo 1 – 2 pm 12:30 – 2:30 pm 1 – 2 pm 1 – 2 pm Line Dancing with Rivky EVENING 7 – 9 pm Rock ’n Soul Choir To find out about other free trial programs being offered the week of September 5th go to cummingscentre.org/fallsampler *Free programs are listed on this page. Programs not listed here are subject to regular program fees 20 CUMMINGS CENTRE PROGRAMS — FALL SAMPLER SPECIAL EVENTS CONTACT REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 Cummings Centre presents Canada’s favourite Musical Comedy Duo LOCAL 7365 Grey! Openly BLOCKBUSTER EVENTS COMEDY & MUSIC PER 185 / PER 185-Gf Wednesday Sponsored by the Besner family PROGRAM | SPECIAL EVENTS A NIGHT OF September 28 7pm Gelber Conference Centre member $30 / non-member $45 ITC 145 / ITC 145-G SALUTE! 500 YEARS OF THE VENICE GHETTO (1516-2016) Salute! The Italian and Jewish communities of Montreal join together to celebrate 500 years of Jewish life in Venice. Enjoy an authentic Italian lunch at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre Trattoria followed by the screening of Il Ghetto di Venezia; 500 anni di vita (Italian with English subtitles). Thursday October 13 Departure from Cummings Centre at 10 am $45 member / $60 non-member Includes transportation, lunch, film and speaker. Leonardo da Vinci Centre, 8370 Lacordaire Boulevard CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 21 SPECIAL EVENTS CONTACT REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7365 WHAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT? HEALING OUR SLEEP AND DREAMS Join us for this fascinating lecture on our attitudes and approaches to sleep and its impact on almost every facet of our lives. LCT 162 / LCT 162-G NEW! PROGRAM PROGRAM||SPECIAL IPSUM SECTION EVENTS Rubin Naiman, PhD, an internationally recognized leader in sleep and dream health. He is clinical assistant professor of medicine and the sleep and dream specialist at the University of Arizona's Center for Integrative Medicine and an international leader in the development of integrative medicine approaches to sleep and dreams. Dr. Naiman is the author of a number of ground breaking works on sleep and blogs for the Huffington Post. www.DrNaiman.com Monday September 12 7 pm ěũ$12 member / $20 non-member Gelber Conference Centre Sponsored in part by the Bess and Lawrence Fyman Fund Rubin Naiman, PhD PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND CHRONIC PAIN Annual Parkinson’s Public Lecture in partnership with Parkinson Canada LCT 359 / LCT 359-G NEW! Pain in Parkinson’s disease is often a poorly understood and undertreated symptom and one which can interfere with day to day activities, mood, sleep, and overall wellness. Gaining insight and awareness into pain, learning to recognize the different types of pain associated with the condition and developing the necessary skills and strategies to help ease the pain can greatly improve quality of life. Thursday November 17 1 - 3 pm ěũ$10 member / $15 non-member Refreshments included Gelber Conference Centre 22 CUMMINGS CENTRE PROGRAMS - SPECIAL EVENTS BOOKS AND WRITING CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LIT 114 BOOK CLUB Go where reading can take you. Enjoy stimulating discussions on a special selection of books. The club meets one Monday of the month. LOCAL 7348 Monday Sept. 12 to Aug. 7 ĉũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ŪũěũŌďćũ--4++8 LIT 106 LIT 115 / LIT 115-01 CREATIVE WRITERS TELL YOUR STORY: LIFE WRITING Continue to explore different life themes such as family, major event, work/career, spiritual life, values and aspirations. For those who have already completed a six-week session. Wednesday Sept. 7 to Aug. 30 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũŌĎĎũ--4++8 Peer-ledL Section A Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 20 No class Oct. 13 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũŪěũũďũ2#22(.-2ŪěũũŌ ũ Đĉ Elizabeth Johnston, BA, MFA — Section A Thursday Oct. 27 to Dec. 1 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũũďũ2#22(.-2ŪěũũŌ ũ Đĉ Elizabeth Johnston, BA, MFA AFTERNOON BOOK REVIEW SERIES Tickets available at the Jewish Public Library or by calling 514.345.6416. Show your updated Cummings Centre membership card. Cost to attend one session: $7 JPL or Cummings Centre member $12 non-member or at the door $10 JPL or Cummings Centre member* $20 non-member for the series* * Tickets at member prices when purchased in advance Gelber Conference Centre TELL YOUR STORY: LIFE WRITING Explore different life themes such as family, major event, work/career, spiritual life, values and aspirations. No writing experience is needed and you can work at your own pace. Section B Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 20 No class Oct. 13 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũŪěũũďũ2#22(.-2ŪěũũŌ ũ Đĉ Elizabeth Johnston, BA, MFA — Section B Thursday Oct. 27 to Dec. 1 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũũďũ2#22(.-2ŪěũũŌ ũ Đĉ Elizabeth Johnston, BA, MFA LET THE GREAT WORLD SPIN PROGRAM | BOOKS & WRITING Stimulate your creative juices through writing exercises as well as home-grown poetry and prose. The focus is to motivate, critique and enjoy the experience. LIT 116 / LIT 116-01 by Colum McCann It is August 1974 and a mysterious tightrope walker is running, dancing and leaping between Manhattan’s twin towers. In the streets below, a slew of ordinary lives become extraordinary in this stunningly intricate portrait of a city and its people. Thursday October 6 ěũĉũ/, Reviewer: Claire Holden Rothman ANNA AND THE SWALLOW MAN by Gavriel Savit In a world gone mad, everything can prove dangerous. Anna and the Swallow Man is a stunning literary and wholly original debut novel that tells a new WWII story of a young orphan girl and the mysterious man who takes her under his wing. Thursday November 3 ěũĉũ/, Reviewer: Larry Weller 23 LANGUAGES CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 LAN 118 LAN 102 / LAN 102-01 SPANISH – INTERMEDIATE HEBREW – BEGINNER Thursday Sept. 22 to Nov. 10 ĈćĖČćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĈćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐć Guillermo Glujovsky Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉď Bracha Kaufman — LAN 110 / LAN 110-01 FRENCH ADVANCED BEGINNER Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĒĖČĎũIJũĈĈĖĈĎũ,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉď Ho Diep Therien, MA — Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 12 ĒĖČĎũIJũĈĈĖĈĎũ,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĉ Ho Diep Therien, MA LAN 111 SPANISH - BEGINNER Thursday Sept. 22 to Nov. 10 ĈũIJũĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐć Guillermo Glujovsky LAN 114 / LAN 114-01 FRENCH – INTERMEDIATE LAN 115 | ARTS | IPSUM PROGRAM PROGRAM & CULTURE SECTION SPANISH - ADVANCED BEGINNER Thursday Sept. 22 to Nov. 10 ĒũIJũĈćĖĊćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐć Guillermo Glujovsky Tuesday Sept. 13 to 27 ĒĖĊćũIJũĈĈũ,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉď Ho Diep Therien, MA — Tuesday Nov. 1 to Dec. 13 ĒĖĊćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĉ Ho Diep Therien, MA Monday Oct. 31 to Dec 5 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎĊ Bracha Kaufman LAN 103 / LAN 103-01 HEBREW – ADVANCED BEGINNER Monday Sept. 12 to 26 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉď Bracha Kaufman — Monday Oct. 31 to Dec.5 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎĊ Bracha Kaufman THEATRE SEASON SAISON THÉÂTRALE 2 0 1 6 -2 0 1 7 IN YID D EN YID ISH / DISH SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE UP TO $24 PER TICKET! SEGALCENTRE.ORG / 514.739.7944 Ted T. Katz Family Trust & Le Groupe Conseil T.T. Katz Inc. 24 CUMMINGS CENTRE ® Consulate General of Israel in Montreal / Consulat général d’Israël à Montréal PROGRAMS — ARTS & CULTURE ACT OUT YOUR FUTURE SET YOUR OWN STAGE I have been involved in acting and local theatre all my life. The drama group lets me explore non-traditional stage acting such as improv. There is always something new to learn. It’s really a whole lot of fun! - Steve Korolnek PROGRAM | ARTS & CULTURE 25 ART & MUSIC APPRECIATION CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 PROGRAM PROGRAM || IPSUM ARTS & SECTION CULTURE LOCAL 7348 MUSIC OF DEPARTED LEGENDS PER 175 NEW! LEONARDO & MICHELANGELO So many of our musical icons have left us too soon. This course shines a spotlight on legends of rock, blues, jazz, country, and rhythm and blues, including Otis Redding, Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Hank Williams, Robert Johnson and Amy Winehouse. Discover great music. See rare photos and film clips, hear intriguing tales and connect with fellow music lovers. A look at two rival Renaissance masters who changed the course of history through art, science, architecture and innovation. Visual exploration, film and lecture. Monday Oct. 31 to Dec. 5 ĐũIJũĒũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũũ $90 Craig Morrison, PhD, Ethnomusicologist MART 188 NEW! Tuesday Sept. 13 to 27 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĊ Tracey Hill GLOB 1039 NEW! THE HISTORY & MYSTERY OF LOST ART AND THE HOLOCAUST Discover how the Third Reich conducted the largest art heist in history and why Hitler targeted Jewish artists, gallerists and collectors. Wednesday Nov. 9 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈĈ Tracey Hill 26 CUMMINGS CENTRE ITC 144 STREET ART AND GRAFFITI: MONTREAL Take a guided tour of Fresh Paint Gallery for Graffiti 101 followed by a walking tour of fresh street art on the downtown palette. Conclude with coffee at the famous Theatre Sainte-Catherine. Thursday September 15 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈđ See Off-Campus insert page 11 for more details PROGRAMS — ARTS & CULTURE ART & MUSIC APPRECIATION CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 MART 379 NEW! DANNY KAYE: THE KID FROM BROOKLYN Celebrate the talent and genius of the greatest all-round entertainer of our time with video clips from his most popular movies. Thursday August 25 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈĈ David Novek CLASSICAL MUSIC APPRECIATION SERIES WITH ROBERT MARKOW MART 190 NEW! BEETHOVEN’S PIANO SONATAS Beethoven’s 32 piano sonatas rank among the supreme achievements in the history of western music for their variety, range and treatment of form. Discover why collectively they define an immense musical and spiritual journey ranging from the playful to the profound and from the fanciful to the philosophical. Wednesday September 21 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈď Robert Markow MART 191 NEW! MART 186 NEW! LATINO MUSICAL SOUNDS A look at the exciting folklore, music and dance that began in Spain and spread around the world. Wednesday September 14 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈć Harry Shapiro ART 342 THE GREAT VIOLINISTS Encounter legends from the past Fritz Kreisler, Jascha Heifetz, Isaac Stern, Yehudi Menuhin, David Oistrakh, Ruggiero Ricci – and stars of the present as Robert Markow discusses the genius of his favourite violinists and what makes them great, using both audio and video excerpts to illustrate his points. Wednesday September 28 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈď Robert Markow MART 187 NEW! WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEART: THE GOLDEN VOICES OF THE MOVIE MUSICAL Frank Sinatra, Nelson Eddy, Jeanette MacDonald, Gordon MacRae, Mario Lanza, Katherine Grayson, Doris Day, and Howard Keel thrilled audiences who flocked to theatres during the heyday of the movie musical. Three lectures will look at their movie careers, with video clips showcasing their golden voices. Thursday Oct. 13 to 27 ĈĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĊ David Novek CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS DISCOVER THE CLASSICS MART 192 NEW! JOHANN STRAUSS AND THE VIENNESE DREAM You probably know the Blue Danube Waltz, and maybe the immortal Die Fledermaus. But there’s so much more to learn from the Waltz King – polkas, marches, operettas, gallops and many more waltzes. Spend a relaxing couple of hours listening to divine waltz melodies, zippy polkas and enchanting scenes from the dream world of Viennese operetta. Wednesday November 2 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈď Robert Markow JOURNEY ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Classical music is my passion. As a former professional horn player with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and currently a writer of program notes for symphonies across Canada, the U.S. and Asia, I truly enjoy sharing my love of music with others. Teaching music appreciation at the Cummings Centre continues to be a wonderful experience. Participants are eager and enthusiastic and enjoy learning. No previous knowledge is required as we begin our classical music odyssey exploring a varied list of classical composers and their lives. Hop aboard the Orient Express stopping at cities along the way discovering composers from Vienna to Istanbul. Themed classes focusing on operatic villains and individual composers such as Chopin and Beethoven lead to spirited class discussions. I look so forward to teaching the classes and watching participants bond over music and join me in search of musical adventures. - Robert Markow REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 27 PERFORMING ARTS CONTACT MICHELLE LANDER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7216 PER 121 / PER 121-01 LINE DANCING WITH RIVKY Put on your dancing shoes and have fun while staying fit. Enjoy a mind-body workout while dancing your way to better health. Tuesday Sept. 6 to 27 ĉĖĊćũıũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČć Rivky Eklove — Tuesday Nov. 1 to Dec. 6 ĉĖĊćũıũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďć Rivky EkloveE PER 101 | PERFORMING | IPSUMARTS PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION & CULTURE BAND PER 120 Wednesday 2 – 3 pmũěũ$36 Leader: Joelle SelbyA Wednesday Sept. 7 to Nov. 2 ĈĈũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐć Maurice PerezE PER 100 CHOIR The Cummings Centre Choir performs songs in English, Yiddish, Hebrew, French and Russian. Performances include concerts throughout the city. Audience welcome at rehearsals. New members welcome. Please call for more information. Friday 10 am - 12 pmũěũ$36 FIND YOUR VOICE 28 PER 102 Join the Cummings Centre Band as a budding or accomplished musician for the opportunity to meet others and perform in concerts. Audience welcome at rehearsals. CUMMINGS CENTRE ISRAELI FOLK DANCING Join us for a fun-filled time of Israeli folk dancing and enjoyable music. ROCK ‘N SOUL CHOIR Love to sing? Join our Rock ‘n Soul Choir. Perform hit songs from the 60’s and 70’s under professional musical direction. Learn to sing melodies and harmonies that made rock ‘n roll history. No experience required but energy and enthusiasm definitely are. Wednesday Sept. 7 to Nov. 16 (no class on Sept. 28) ĐũıũĒũ/,ũěũĒũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđĎ Musical Director: Adam Goulet PER 111 CUMMINGS THEATRE Welcome to the wonderful universe of "make believe". Discover various acting techniques and styles through warm-ups and acting exercises. Then plunge into the theatrical worlds of comedy, tragedy, storytelling, improvisation and mime. Wednesday Sept. 7 to Nov. 2 ČũIJũďũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Jacqueline van de Geer and Sophie Gee PROGRAMS — PERFORMING ARTS & CULTURE LEISURE - HOBBIES & SOCIAL GAMES CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 HOB 101 / HOB 101-01 MAH JONGG INSTRUCTION Learn this ancient game in an enjoyable social atmosphere. Mah Jongg cards are sold in the Cummings Centre Boutique. Wednesday Sept. 21 to Nov. 16 ĈũıũĊũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĉ Bryna Frankel — CANASTA Have fun learning canasta with its strategies and playing of the hand. Both American and Canadian rules are taught. Wednesday Sept. 7 to 28 ĉũıũČũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊď Suzan Wiltzer — Wednesday Oct. 19 to Nov. 9 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊď Suzan Wiltzer — Monday Nov. 14 to Dec. 5 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊď Suzan Wiltzer HOB 109 SUPERVISED CANASTA Wednesday Nov. 16 to Dec. 7 ĉũIJũČĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊď Suzan Wiltzer HOB 102 MAH JONGG SUPERVISED For those who are familiar with the basics and want to improve their skills. Wednesday Nov. 23 to Dec. 7 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĐ Bryna Frankel HOB 109 PROGRAM | LEISURE Tuesday Nov. 1 to Dec. 13 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĊ Bryna Frankel HOB 102 HOB 108 / HOB 108-01 / HOB 108-02 PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF Working full time, it is a challenge to manage my schedule and make time for myself. Having a selection of interesting programs, close to home in the West Island, inspired me to try my hand at Mah Jongg. - Sheryl Besner 29 LEISURE BRIDGE CONTACT LUNI BENDAYAN 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7348 BRI 100 BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS PART 1* Learn the basic mechanics of the game of bridge, the play of the cards, the principles of bidding and opening the bidding. | IPSUM | LEISURE PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Oct. 13 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈć Dorothy Marcus BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS PART 2* Enhance your knowledge of bridge by learning responses to opening bids, one no trump bids and beginning responses to one of a major. Tues & Thurs Oct. 20 to Nov. 24 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĈć Dorothy Marcus BRI 102 BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS PART 3* PAY AS YOU PLAY Learn how to respond to one of a major and one of a minor openings. SUPERVISED BRIDGE Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 8 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČĎ Dorothy Marcus Held at Shaare Zedek Congregation, 5305 Rosedale Ave. BRI 141 Tuesday ongoing ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũŌĐũěũ+(%'3ũ1#$1#2',#-32 Norm Cohen / Fred Hoffer INTERMEDIATE CONVENTIONS *Photocopy charge included in fee TRAVEL CONTACT ERICA BOTNER 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7318 30 BRI 101 CUMMINGS CENTRE — Learn Transfer Bids, Control Asking, Weak Two Bids, Strong Two Club Openings and defensive strategies. Held at Cummings Centre, 5700 Westbury Ave. Wednesday Sept. 21 to Nov. 2 Ĉćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĎ Fred Hoffer Thursday ongoing ĈũIJũČũ/,ũěũŌĐũěũ+(%'3ũ1#$1#2',#-32ũ Norm Cohen IMAGINE A NEW AND EFFORTLESS WAY TO TRAVEL TRIP 101 A travel club is a great way to see exciting destinations -- without the hassle of planning the entire trip yourself! From day trips, to retreats, to cruises, to lifelong learning adventures, to volunteering oversees, the Travel Club offers various types of travel opportunities for Cummings Centre Members. Our trips are known for being inclusive, warm and welcoming, and reasonably priced for both solo and couple participants. Discover Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (1755-1842), a celebrated 18th century French portraitist who is among the most important female artists of all time. Extraordinarily talented and publicity-savvy, see how she carved out a significant career in a man’s world in an exhibition (the only one in Canada) that features more than 90 pieces of her work. NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA - OTTAWA Tuesday September 6 Departure from Cummings Centre 9 am Return approximately 6 pm $55 Lunch not included PROGRAMS – LEISURE LEISURE SOCIAL GROUPS CONTACT NADINE AZOULAY 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7221 CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 50+ ACTIVE SINGLE WOMEN An exciting group of young-at-heart widowed, divorced and single women. You will find a warm place to develop new and meaningful female friendships through social networking, interesting lectures, theatre and special events. Circle of Friends is a road to new relationships and experiences. SHOLEM SHTERN YIDDISH CULTURAL AND SOCIAL GROUP Discuss Yiddish culture and literature in an informal group atmosphere. Clubs meet weekday afternoons, September through June, to provide educational, recreational and social activities. Registration is ongoing throughout the year. 514.342.1234 Local 7318 SHALOM CIRCLE Discuss Yiddish culture and literature in an informal group atmosphere. 5700 Westbury Avenue. Tuesday ěũĈũ/, Leader: Marge Cracower CHOM 137 STITCH ’N BITCH Learn how to knit or crochet. Enjoy a friendly, relaxing afternoon. Work on personal or community projects. RUSSIAN SENIORS 5700 Westbury Avenue ThursdayũěũĊũIJũĎũ/, Leader: Ella Bazlov Chomedey Wednesday ěũĈũ/, Leader: Louise Troyansky GEVURAH Chomedey. TuesdayũěũĈũ/, Leader: Claire Nudel PROGRAM | LEISURE Tuesday 6:30 – 9 pm Leaders: Ellen Smiley, Florence Simons SOCIAL CLUBS Tuesday ěũũĈćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/, Leader: Boris Sela CUMMINGS CENTRE LA BOUTIQUE WSG 100 WIDOWS’ AND WIDOWERS’ SUPPORT GROUP ALL NEW MERCHANDISE! You are not alone. This program is a joint initiative by the Program and Social Services Departments. Mon - Thurs: 9:30 am - 4 pm Fri: 9:30 am – 12 pm ěũ1##ũ%($3ũ61//(-% Wednesday Oct. 26 to Nov. 30 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũũěũďũ2#22(.-2 ěũŌĐć Leader: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW ěũ#, #1ũ"(2!.4-3Ň Support Cummings Centre Programs 5700 Westbury Ave. Members 10% off* For more information call 514.342.1234 *The first Monday of every month CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 31 ENHANCE YOUR LIFESTYLE CONNECT WITH OTHERS Moving back from Toronto after many years away, I needed to get to know the city again and connect with people. From Mah Jongg, Pilates, dance, day trips and more to working as a programming committee member, I have the opportunity to grow and feel good about myself at the Centre. | IPSUM | WELLNESS PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION - Mirna Alter 32 PROGRAM | WELLNESS FITNESS THAT’S FUN, FLEXIBLE & FRESH WELLNESS PROGRAM THE WELLNESS CENTRE WELLNESS POLICY The programming at the Wellness Centre emphasizes fitness that is functional, fun and related to everyday movement. The Wellness Centre is uniquely designed for the adult 50 years and older, keeping in mind that overall health and well-being are physical as well as mental. Small classes, personal attention and monitoring set us apart. Individual programs developed by the Centre’s professionals emphasize brain health, physical movement, strength, balance, posture and flexibility. The focus is on empowering and maintaining general health and enhanced quality of life as well as prevention and rehabilitation of injuries, back and joint problems and fall prevention. A fitness consultation is mandatory, at a nominal fee of $20, for anyone who wishes to participate in wellness programs and activities. “Exercise is the key to staying strong, energetic, independent and healthy as you age,” says Annette Vezina, Program Manager, Wellness Centre. “You must keep your body fit if you want to be able to enjoy other aspects of your busy life. The Wellness Centre has a wide array of classes and specialized gym programs that will help you attain your fitness goals.” In some cases, codes for wellness classes are not listed because our professionals work with you to find the best class to fit your needs and interests. Sponsored by the Maurice Gross Family Foundation CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 33 FITNESS CONTACT ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7305 | IPSUM | WELLNESS PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION MOVE AND GROOVE AEROBIC DANCE CLASSES These fun-filled aerobic classes will leave you energized for the day! Improve strength, cardio endurance, posture, balance, stability and brain function while engaging in fun cardio dance steps, functional muscular conditioning and stretches. ZUMBA An aerobic class that feels like a party! Experience a very dynamic, exotic and powerful feeling as you flow and move through Latin and world music! SWIM / AQUA FITNESS Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĈćĖĊćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďđ — Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to August 31 đũIJũĒũ,ũěũŌĈĎćũĸ--4++8Ĺ Simple yet stimulating cardiovascular aerobic dance exercises are followed by balance training, strength and posture exercises, as well as relaxing stretches done seated. Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĈćĖĊćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉ CARDIO MIX Keep the mind sharp and the heart strong with this energy boosting class! Includes mat work, stability and weighted balls, bars and balance pads. Monday Sept. 12 to Nov. 21 ĒĖĉćũIJũĈćĖĉćũ,ũěũĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČĎ — Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 đũIJũĒũ,ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđČ — Monday Nov. 28 to Dec. 19 ĒĖĉćũIJũĈćĖĉćũ,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉďũũũ Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 đũIJũĒũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉũ CHAIR AEROBICS All exercises are performed seated in a chair and include movements that improve coordination, flexibility, posture and mobility. Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĉćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć — Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉũũũ 34 CARDIO DANCE CUMMINGS CENTRE MORNING ENERGY Improve cardio, posture, balance and whole body strength. Includes mat work, stability and weighted balls, bars and balance pads. Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 ĒĖĈćũIJũĈćĖĈćũ,ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđČ — Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 ĒĖĈćũIJũĈćĖĈćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉũ This stimulating workout challenges all muscle groups using water and water dumbbells as resistance. Ideal for participants who are overweight or suffer from arthritis. YM-YWHA, 5400 Westbury Avenue. BOXING This high energy class focuses on coordination and balance and includes integration of both upper and lower body exercises. Warm up, breathing technique and proprioceptive training are emphasized. Monday Sept. 12 to Dec. 19 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Lucia Larcinese, Marcos Lovera — Friday Sept. 9 to Dec. 23 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉđĎ Lucia Larcinese — Monday and Friday Sept. 9 to Dec. 23 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĉĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎćć Lucia Larcinese PER 190 GROOVE You won't be able to keep still in this fun, refreshing class. Inspired by the gorgeous music, your body will know exactly how it wants to move and groove. Sunday Sept. 11 to Nov. 27 ĈćĖĈĎũıũĈĈĖĈĎũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĎ Diane Dupuis PROGRAMS — WELLNESS FITNESS CONTACT ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7305 INTERMEDIATE YOGA WITH MAT WORK Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 ĈćĖĉćũIJũĈĈĖĉćũ,ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĊĉ — Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 ĈćĖĉćũIJũĈĈĖĉćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎćũ FUNCTIONAL PILATES SHAPE & ALIGN YOGA AND PILATES CLASSES YOGA CHAIR YOGA Thursday Sept. 8 to Nov. 24 ĈĉĖČĎũIJũĈĖČĎũũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĎ — Thursday Dec. 1 to 22 ĈĉĖČĎũIJũĈĖČĎũ/,ũũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĎ YOGA AND STRETCH - BEGINNERS WITH MAT WORK Wednesday Sept. 14 to Nov. 23 ĒĖĉćũIJũĈćĖĉćũ,ũěũĈćũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďĉ — Wednesday Nov. 30 to Dec. 21 ĒĖĉćũIJũĈćĖĉćũ,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĎ — Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 4:30 – 6 pm (Monday) 5 – 6:30 pm (Wednesday) ĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈďć This course is given in French. — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 4:30 – 6 pm (Monday) 5 – 6:30 pm (Wednesday) đũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐĎ This course is given in French. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS Group A – Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĒĖĉĎũIJũĈćĖĉĎũ,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĐć — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĒĖĉĎũIJũĈćĖĉĎũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć — Group B – Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 ĒũIJũĈćũ,ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈć — Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 ĒũIJũĈćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć — Group C – Evening Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĎũIJũďũ/,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĐć — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĎũIJũďũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć FREE ACTIVITY DAY Page 20 WEL 181 MEDITATION FOR BRAIN HEALTH Strategies for deep relaxation and stress management are cultivated using the Shambhala method of meditation. Tuesday Sept. 6 to Dec. 20 ĈĈũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Francesca Dalio, Master Shambhala Instructor WEL 1044 THE BRAIN WORKOUT Our brains continue to develop throughout our lives. The functional restructuring of brain cells means that it is never too late to learn new information, change thought processes and boost brain power. Processing speed, logical reasoning, memory and other cognitive skills will be challenged during this three-part series. Thursday Sept. 15 to 29 ĉũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉđ — Thursday Nov. 3 to 17 ĉũIJũĊĖĊćũ/,ũũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉđ PROGRAM | WELLNESS Yoga creates strength, awareness and harmony in the mind, body and soul. Practice simple Yoga moves and postures, and learn basic breathing and relaxation techniques. Improve sleep, relieve tension and boost energy levels. Excellent for improving balance. Pilates makes you acutely in tune with your body by emphasizing proper breathing and correct spinal and pelvic alignment. Pilates elongates and strengthens, improving muscle elasticity and joint mobility. A body with balanced strength and flexibility is less likely to be injured. TRAIN YOUR BRAIN ADPF 150 COGNITIVE TRAINING MODIFIED LEVEL Learn strategies that will help improve your information processing speed, mental flexibility, visual and spatial processing,as well as fine-tune your logical reasoning skills, concentration and memory. The group discussions and the social interaction are a bonus for your brain health! Ideal for participants who feel they need a little support and motivation when it comes to challenging and improving cognitive health. Wednesday Sept. 21 to Nov. 2 ĉĖĊćũIJũČũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎČ REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 35 FITNESS CONTACT ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 | IPSUM | WELLNESS PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION LOCAL 7305 BALANCE DOESN’T JUST HAPPEN – EXERCISES TO IMPROVE STABILITY & MOBILITY POSTURE & BALANCE TRAINING BALANCE & MOBILITY TRAINING Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĈćĖĊćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďđ — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĈćĖĊćũIJũĈĈĖĊćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉũ Improve your overall strength, coordination, mobility, agility and balance through exercises that work all muscle groups. Gain self-confidence and increase mobility so that daily activities can be done with ease and energy. Group A – Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĈĈĖČćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖČćũ/,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďđ — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĈĈĖČćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖČćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉ — While posture is often a neglected part of physical training programs, it provides a myriad of benefits and can boost both your physiological functions and your confidence. This class will combine light cardio, as well as specific exercise for improving posture and balance. WEL 104 TAI CHI Develop strength, balance and coordination. Improve mental focus and agility. Movements flow with grace and fluidity. Thursday Sept. 8 to Dec. 22 ĈćũıũĈĈũ,ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉČć Andrew Dearlove, Master Tai Chi Instructor Group B – Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌďđ — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 ĈĈĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĉ CUMMINGS CENTRE Muscular conditioning is essential in order to maintain muscle mass and strength, improve bone health, posture and balance. The following classes will focus on full body exercises where light to medium resistance is used to challenge the muscles and improve overall conditioning. TOTAL STRENGTH - BEGINNER NO MAT WORK This muscular conditioning class incorporates dynamic movements geared to an beginner to intermediate level clientele. Tues & Thurs Sept. 6 to Nov. 24 ĈćĖĉćũIJũĈĈĖĉćũ,ũěũĉĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĒć — Tues & Thurs Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 ĈćĖĉćũIJũĈĈĖĉćũ,ũũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĎũ TOTAL STRENGTH – INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED WITH MAT WORK FITNESS CLASS FREE TRIAL ContactAnnette 514.342.1234 local 7305 36 TRIM, TONE & BUILD BONE – STRENGTHENING CLASSES This muscular conditioning class incorporates more dynamic movements geared to an intermediate to advanced level clientele. Mon & Wed Sept. 12 to Nov. 23 đĖĈćũIJũĒĖĈćũ,ũěũĈĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĐČ — Mon & Wed Nov. 28 to Dec. 21 đĖĈćũIJũĒĖĈćũ,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĊĎ PROGRAMS — WELLNESS WELLNESS WORKSHOPS / OUTDOOR CLUBS CONTACT ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7305 WEL 160 / WEL 161 / WEL 162 HIKING CLUB Outings will begin Friday Sept. 9, weather & conditions permitting. No outing on Sept. 30. WEL 1054 WELLNESS FAIR – HEARING SCREENING CLINIC Hearing loss is an important health concern which is often unrecognized and undertreated. In older adults, hearing loss has been shown to be associated with poor quality of life and functional limitations. Statistics show that 1 in 3 adults aged 65 and over suffer from hearing loss; this increases to 1 in 2 adults aged 75 years and older. A hearing screening clinic will take place at the Cummings Centre. Participants will briefly meet with an audioprothesist and undergo audiometry screening. Individual sessions will last 20 minutes and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Tuesday September 20 Ēũ,ũIJũĊũ/,ũěũ.ũ!'1%# For more information, contact Annette Vezina 514.342.1234 local 7305. Fridays 8 am – 4 pm PAYMENT OPTIONS: $112 for 6 outings $82 for 4 outings $66 for 3 outings The registration fee includes bus transportation, but excludes park entrance fees ($5 - $8). PROGRAM | WELLNESS Outdoor enthusiasts meet on Fridays for invigorating hikes through various regional parks such as Mont St-Bruno, Mont St-Hilaire, Val David / Far Hills, Doncaster and Ste-Agathe. WEL 1045 AIKI-FORM Practice relaxed, centered, defensive movements with a partner. Standing or sitting, the idea is to get out of the way of an attack, making power with body movement and breathing. The key elements of Aiki-Form are breathing, balance, intention and harmony of movement. Friday Sept. 9 to Nov. 25 ĒĖĊćũIJũĈćĖĊćũ,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ!'1%# — Friday Dec. 2 to 16 ĒĖĊćũIJũĈćĖĊćũ,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ!'1%# CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/PROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 37 WORKOUT STUDIO CONTACT ANNETTE VÉZINA 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7305 NEW & IMPROVED FUNCTIONAL CIRCUIT TRAINING | IPSUM | WELLNESS PROGRAM PROGRAM SECTION WORKOUT STUDIO Let our newly updated Workout Studio help you improve overall cardiovascular health, muscle strength, balance and posture with a customized workout routine designed especially for you. The Workout Studio now boasts 6 new functional muscular training machines from the FreeMotion LIVE AXIS line, the world’s first functional cable-based strength training system. These highly innovative machines are equipped with live-sliding pulleys that follow your path of movement, allowing for optimal muscle activation, stabilization and strengthening. These machines are created on the belief that stability, resistance and free movement are vital to overall fitness. FREE FOR WORKOUT STUDIO PARTICIPANTS - monthly health and fitness clinics on a variety of topics like shoulder health, posture, functional movement, core training and more. *A fitness consultation is mandatory at a nominal fee of $20 for anyone who wishes to participate in the Workout Studio program to ensure that each participant is given an exercise program suited to his/her needs and ability. NEW FUNCTIONAL CIRCUIT TRAINING MACHINES WELLNESS CLINICS BLOOD PRESSURE A retired registered nurse will be on duty to take your blood pressure and answer your questions. FREE! Tuesday 10:30 am – 12 pm No appointment necessary HOURS OF OPERATION Monday to Thursday 8 am – 4 pm Friday 8 am – 12 pm Days and times by appointments FEES $250 for full year, pro-rated at time of registration Workout Studio registration is an annual fee for the year ending in August 2017. Payable in full or with cheques dated: August, December 1, 2016, April 1 and June 15, 2017. A multiple use card is available for the workout studio allowing you 15 sessions for $85. Valid for one year from the purchase date. 38 CUMMINGS CENTRE 1.877.4.911.SOS(767) info@directalert.ca ũěũ24-hour support ě Immediate live 2 way voice connection and trained emergency response agents For a monthly fee, get a FREE Direct Alert system. PROGRAMS — WELLNESS FEEL SUPPORTED ADAPTED PROGRAMS LEARN TO COPE Through the various programs at the Centre focusing on people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, I get the individualized attention I need to help me accomplish my goals. From boxing sessions to Broadway classes, lectures and support groups, I can better bear my daily challenges gaining courage and support from others. - Ray Eastcott 39 ADAPTED PROGRAMS MAURICE POLLACK FOUNDATION CENTRE FOR ADAPTED PROGRAMS Everyone needs a helping hand when recovering from surgery or adjusting to life with a long-term condition. The Adapted Exercise Clinic is more than a rehab facility – it is a place where people with similar challenges exercise together, laugh together and share ideas. “There is a place for everyone at the Cummings Centre,” says Maria Fragapane, Program Manager. For over 15 years the Adapted Program participants have continued to train and improve whether from a stroke, progressive neuromuscular disorders (Parkinson’s disease, MS) or other health challenges. Successful rehabilitation comes from exercising body and mind and the Cummings Centre provides so many opportunities to do just that. Unique offerings such as adapted boxing and sailing complement a full roster of innovative programming. Lecture series highlight relevant and timely topics and provide opportunities for exchange and outreach with the greater community. Volunteers complete the team. “We could not function without the invaluable collaboration of our volunteers,” says Stefani Novick, Program Manager. “They create a unique link of seniors helping seniors.” 40 CUMMINGS CENTRE ADP 120 ART CLASSES (Parkinson’s, MS, Post Stroke/Rehab) Explore various art media such as paint, pastel and mixed media to encourage creative expression as part of the recovery process. Materials included. Thursday Sept. 15 to Dec. 8 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĐĎ Caroline Steele, BFA Sponsored by the Fels Family ADAPTED PROGRAMS ADAPTED PROGRAMS CONTACT STEFANI NOVICK 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7201 BOXING This high energy class focuses on coordination and balance and includes integration of both upper and lower body exercises. Warm up, breathing technique and proprioceptive training are emphasized. Friday Sept. 9 to Dec. 23 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉđĎ Lucia Larcinese — Monday and Friday Sept. 9 to Dec. 23 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĉĐũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎćć Lucia Larcinese ADP 103 BROADWAY (Dystonia, Parkinson’s, Ataxia and other movement disorders) Improve voice projection and flexibility in this innovative program that features both music and movement. Focus on vocal, breathing, swallowing and percussive exercise to improve balance, coordination and proprioception in a highly social setting. Wednesday Sept. 7 to Dec. 21 ĉũIJũČũ/,ũěũĈĎũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĒć Victoria McNeill, MTA Katy Harris McLeodADP 364 SUPPORTED CONVERSATION AND SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR APHASIA This monthly conversation group is a service for people with Aphasia. It offers discussion and the opportunity to practice communication strategies in a supportive social environment. Made possible by a grant from l’Appui Montréal. For more information or to register contact Katherine 514.277.5678 Wednesday Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Nov. 30 ĉũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ!'1%# Ariana Fraid, M.Sc.(A), S-LP (C) Cummings West 96 Roger Pilon, DDO In partnership with the Association québécoise des personnes aphasiques (AQPA) ADP 168 CONVERSATION GROUP AND SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR APHASIA Regain the confidence to interact with others. This highly social program includes a variety of activities that encourage conversation and social communication. Tuesday Sept. 6 to Dec. 20 ĈĉĖĊćũıũĉũ/,ũěũĈĉũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈĒĎ Victoria McNeill, MTA In partnership with the Association québécoise des personnes aphasiques (AQPA) WEL 181 MEDITATION FOR BRAIN HEALTH Strategies for deep relaxation and stress management will be cultivated using the Shambhala method of meditation. Tuesday Sept. 6 to Dec. 20 ĈĈũ,ũIJũĈĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĊć Francesca Dalio, Shambhala Meditation Instructor ADP 100 SING ME YOUR STORY (Post-Stroke, Aphasia) Includes music and vocal elements to encourage personal expression. Targets issues of sequencing and short-term memory. Monday Sept. 12 to Dec. 19 ĊũIJũČũ/,ũěũĈĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĈđć Victoria McNeill, MTA WEL 104 TAI CHI Develop strength, balance and coordination. Improve mental focus and agility. Movements flow with grace and fluidity. Thursday Sept. 8 to Dec. 22 ĈćũIJũĈĈũ,ũěũĈďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉČć Andrew Dearlove, Master Tai Chi Instructor ADAPTED PROGRAMS Monday Sept. 12 to Dec. 19 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũIJũĈĉũ/,ũěũĈĈũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĉĈĎ Lucia Larcinese, Marcos Lovera Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard 1000 Émile Journault Ave. — ADP 183 ADP 150 COGNITIVE TRAINING MODIFIED LEVEL Learn strategies that will help improve your information processing speed, mental flexibility, visual and spatial processing, as well as fine tune your logical reasoning skills, concentration and memory. The group discussions and the social interactions are a bonus for your brain health. Ideal for participants who feel they need a little support and motivation when it comes to challenging and improving cognitive health. Wednesday Sept. 21 to Nov. 2 ĉĖĊćũIJũČũ/,ũěũďũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌĎČ Annette Vézina CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/ADAPTEDPROGRAMS REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 41 ADAPTED FITNESS CLASSES CONTACT MARIA FRAGAPANE 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7246 ADAPTED EXERCISE CLINIC ADAPTED PROGRAMS Our expanded Adapted Exercise Clinic features a cardiovascular conditioning facility and a specialized training room. In order to participate in these classes, all participants must be able to stand and walk on their own (assisted devices permitted) and comprehend verbal and visual instructions. DRUM, DANCE & SING FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE Combines rhythmical drumming and movement, postural exercises and singing to improve voice projection. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS EXERCISE CLASS Focus on improving fitness and function by incorporating cardiovascular training with core strengthening and overall body conditioning. ORTHOPEDIC EXERCISE CLASS Designed for the frailer senior who wants a total body workout in a small, supervised class setting. PARKINSON’S DISEASE EXERCISE CLASS Designed to improve the quality of life of individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Combines cardiovascular training with boxing, balance and task specific exercises. FITNESS SESSION DATES Fall 2016 #/3ēũďũIJũ#!ēũĉĊũěũĈďũ6##*2 42 COURSE DAY TIME FEE DRUM, DANCE & SING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS ORTHOPEDIC A ORTHOPEDIC B ORTHOPEDIC C ORTHOPEDIC D PARKINSON’S A PARKINSON’S B PARKINSON’S C PARKINSON’S D PARKINSON’S E PARKINSON’S F PARKINSON’S G PARKINSON’S H Friday Tue/Thu Mon/Wed Mon/Wed Mon/Wed Tue/Thu Mon/Wed Tue/Thu Tue/Thu Mon/Wed Tue/Thu Tue/Thu Mon/Wed Mon/Wed 12 – 1 p.m. 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. 9 – 10 a.m. 12:25 – 1:25 p.m. 12:25 – 1:25 p.m. 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. 12:25 – 1:25 p.m. 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 4 – 5 p.m. 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 4 – 5 p.m. $70 $192 $165 $165 $165 $192 $165 $185 $192 $165 $185 $185 $165 $165 CUMMINGS CENTRE ADAPTED PROGRAMS ADAPTED FITNESS CLASSES CONTACT STEFANI NOVICK 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7201 SUPPORT GROUPS ADP 164 / ADP 164-01 NEW! COFFEE TALK FOR CAREGIVERS Explore issues seminal to those caring for a spouse or loved one dealing with a chronic or long-term illness. Open to men and women. — Thursday Sept. 15 to Nov. 10 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĉũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW Cummings West, 96 Roger Pilon, DDO FITNESS SESSION DATES Fall 2016 #/3ēũďũIJũ#!ēũĉĊũěũĈďũ6##*2 SUPPORT GROUP FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE A monthly support group for individuals with Parkinson’s disease offered in conjunction with Parkinson Canada. SECTION A Tuesday Sept. 13, Oct. TBA , Nov. 15, Dec. 13 ĈćĖĊćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũ No Charge Cummings Centre, 5700 Westbury Ave. — SECTION B Tuesday Sept. 20, Oct. TBA, Nov. 22, Dec. TBA ĉũıũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW Cummings West, 96 Roger Pilon, DDO — SECTION C Tuesday Sept. 13, Oct. 18, Nov. 15. Dec. 13 ĉũıũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW Leonardo da Vinci Centre, 8370 Lacordaire Boulevard — SECTION D Tuesday Sept. 20, Oct. 25, Nov. 22, Dec. TBA ĈćĖĊćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Laval ADP 184 SUPPORT GROUP FOR CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE WITH APHASIA Share, learn and refuel with SAPPA, a service for caregivers of people with aphasia. Made possible by a grant from l’Appui Montréal. For more information or to register call Maureen at 514.277.5678. Tuesday Sept. 27, Oct. TBA, Nov. 29 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Facilitator: Maureen Stafford, Social Worker, AQPA Cummings West, 96 Roger Pilon, DDO POST STROKE EXERCISE CLASS A post-rehab class to provide a functional type of workout focused on retraining the weakened side of the body. COURSE DAY TIME FEE POST – STROKE A Mon/Wed 11:20 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. $165 POST – STROKE B Mon/Wed 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. $165 POST – STROKE C Tue/Thu 11:20 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. $185 POST – STROKE D Tue/Thu 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. $185 POST – STROKE E Tue/Thu 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. $185 POST – STROKE F Mon/Wed 11:20 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. $165 POST – STROKE G Tue/Thu 12:25 – 1:25 p.m. $185 POST – STROKE H Tue/Thu 11:20 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. $185 POST – STROKE I Mon/Wed 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. $165 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/ADAPTEDPROGRAMS ADAPTED PROGRAMS Wednesday Sept. 14 to Nov. 9 ĈĉĖĊćũIJũĉĖĊćũ/,ũěũđũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW Cummings Centre, 5700 Westbury Ave. ADP 185-01 / ADP 185-02 / ADP 185-03 / ADP 185-04 NEW! REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 43 CHANGE YOUR LIFE HELP SO MANY Volunteering is all about giving back. I cannot express the joy I have experienced by helping others at the Centre. You really do get back more than you give and make new friends in the process! VOLUNTEER - John Carney 44 VOLUNTEER SERVICES CONTACT LYNN GORDON lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7240 IT’S YOUR TIME TO SPEND THE WAY YOU WANT We offer flexible scheduling to meet your needs with seasonal, short term or ongoing opportunities. Let us help you find the right volunteer position. 99 WAYS TO MAKE AN IMPACT The impact our volunteers make on a daily basis can be seen on the smiling faces of the people with whom they interact. Their contribution is felt and seen in so many areas. Significant strides in the adapted exercise gym, funds raised to ensure our continued delivery of services to those in need, strategic decisions thrusting our Agency to the forefront of innovation for the 50+ population are due to the dedication of our volunteers. Bonds are made through support and genuine sharing whether welcoming someone at the door, assisting in the Tech Lounge or serving a meal. "Our Cummings Centre volunteers are outstanding individuals making a remarkable impact," says Lynn Gordon, Director of Volunteer Services. "Our volunteers inspire us with their passion and commitment. We hope you will join our team of volunteers and see how you too can make an impact. Whether big or small, each impact matters and does make a difference." VOLUNTEER DO YOUR PART PAY IT FORWARD Volunteering at Cummings honours the memory of my late mother who was a volunteer for over 25 years. I'm also passionate about supporting the Centre financially so that we can continue to enrich the lives of so many. - Rhona Rosenblatt 45 VOLUNTEER SERVICES CONTACT LYNN GORDON lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7240 VOLUNTEER THERE IS NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE OFFER OUR VOLUNTEERS. FIND WAYS THAT YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT s3KILLDEVELOPMENT s-EETOLDANDNEWFRIENDS s*OBTRAININGONSITE s&EELINGOFFULlLMENTTHROUGH HELPINGOTHERS s$EVELOPNEWRELATIONSHIPS s3UPERVISIONBYPROFESSIONALSTAFF s3HAREEXPERIENCESWITHFELLOW VOLUNTEERS s/PPORTUNITIESTOSHAREYOUR CREATIVITYTALENTS EXCITING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES s2EGISTRATION s6IRTUAL,EARNING s$ISCUSSION&ACILITATOR s4ECH,OUNGE s!DAPTED%XERCISE s#AFETERIA3ERVER sANDMUCHMORE 46 CUMMINGS CENTRE VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT EVENT OPEN HOUSE FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7 10 AM – 2 PM To learn more, contact Lynn Gordon lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 local 7240 BRING A FRIEND OR COME ON YOUR OWN VOLUNTEER SERVICES VOLUNTEER SERVICES REACH OUT TO OTHERS CONTACT LYNN GORDON lynn@cummingscentre.org 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7240 ENJOY THE REWARDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEER ENRICHMENT WORKSHOP Following our extremely successful spring workshop, we are proud to announce that we are planning another informative and interactive workshop in the fall. Monday November 28 1 – 3 pm ěũFree admission Refreshments will be served To reserve your spot, contact Marcie Klinger 514.342.1234 local 7225 HOLD THE DATE! VOLUNTEERS BENEFIT FROM IMPROVED INTERPERSONAL SKILLS I believe in the work being done at Cummings. The Centre provides seniors with everything they need from comprehensive adapted programming for those with health challenges to support groups as well as activities for boomers and seniors wanting to learn and have fun. As a governor and volunteer working on several committees, I use various skill sets from my working life to truly impact the Centre. My presence is so appreciated by all the staff and participants. While I can say that I have helped the Centre, my involvement has helped me. The sense of joie de vivre is contagious – there are no long faces at Cummings! - Brian Dankner Volunteers believe that they receive substantial benefits from their volunteer activities, giving them a chance to develop new skills. Their volunteer experience has given them better skills in communications, organizing, fundraising and technical or office work. Vezina, M., & Crompton, S. 2012. “Volunteering in Canada”. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 11-008-X. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 47 CONTRIBUTE WHERE YOU CAN SOMEONE IS BENEFITTING When you walk the halls of the Centre you can actually see what you’ve accomplished – you have to see it to believe it. CJCS Foundation is a great investment of your time. FOUNDATION - Allan Chandler 48 FOUNDATION CONTACT CATHY SIMONS 514.343.3529 LOCAL 7229 CUMMINGS JEWISH CENTRE FOR SENIORS (CJCS) FOUNDATION WHY GIVE? Seniors are the largest growing population in Canada. The need has never been greater. Your investment in the Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors Foundation will have a profound impact on our senior population, today and for generations to come. To discuss how you can help, please contact Cathy Simons, Foundation Director at 514.343.3529 local 7229, or via e-mail at cathys@cummingscentre.org. FOUNDATION “The generosity of our donors is what enables the Centre to carry on,” says Mark Bercuvitz, Foundation President. “I marvel at the success of the Centre every time I walk into the building. Everyone who comes here benefits.” GOVERNORS TOUCHING THE LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF SENIORS The CJCS Foundation Governors Program is vital in order to provide superior services and programs to seniors in our community. LIFE GOVERNOR $5,400 Funds raised enable us to improve the quality of life of seniors and allow them to remain independent for as long as possible. GOLD GOVERNOR $1,000 SILVER GOVERNOR $500 GOVERNOR $300 GOLDA MEIR GOVERNOR $300 To become a Governor contact Harriet Krakower 514.343.3529 local 7319. You can donate NOW on-line at cummingscentre.org/governors CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/FOUNDATION FOUNDATION 514.343.3529 LOCAL 7373 49 YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE MITZVAH MEALS You can help a senior in need this Rosh Hashanah by supporting the Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors Foundation Mitzvah Meal Program. Wish your family and friends a happy and healthy New Year by making a donation in their honour. Your contribution to the Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors Foundation will benefit the Meals on Wheels Program. A beautifully designed customized card will be sent in acknowledgement of your donation. Your generosity will ensure that ‘Mitzvah Meals’ are sent to a senior in need. Mitzvah Meal cards come in three levels: A donation of $18 will allow us to send 2 Meals on Wheels A donation of $36 will allow us to send 4 Meals on Wheels A donation of $54 will allow us to send 7 Meals on Wheels All donations will be receipted in full. FOUNDATION To order Mitzvah Meal cards call 514.343.3529 local 7316 or visit our website at cummingscentre.org/mitzvahmeals To ensure your cards are delivered in time, please order them by Friday, September 23. BE ENGAGED, GET INVOLVED THERE ARE SO MANY CHOICES I have taken classes, attended programs and have helped fundraise. It has been so tremendously rewarding and fulfilling. - Janie Etinson 50 ORDER TODAY! FOUNDATION CONTACT CATHY SIMONS 514.343.3529 LOCAL 7229 LEAVING A LEGACY A GIFT TO ENSURE WE CAN MEET THE NEEDS OF SENIORS TODAY AND TOMORROW STEPHEN’S STORY FOUNDATION Stephen was born in Warsaw, Poland. He was an only child and had a peaceful childhood. When the Nazis came to power, Stephen’s parents made the decision to move the family to a small town in Lithuania in the hopes that they would be safer. One day, as Stephen was relaxing on the top of a small hill watching a shepherd tend his sheep, he was disturbed by loud noises coming from the town. The Nazis had entered the village and gathered the townspeople inside a synagogue only to burn it down with all of them inside. Stephen's parents perished along with the others. Stephen, now alone in the world, escaped to the forest and spent the rest of the war hiding and running. After the war Stephen made his way to Montreal, graduated from university and was able to make a good living. He never married and continued to be a loner. As a result of his past experiences, Stephen suffered from extreme paranoia, making it hard for him to trust anyone. As the years passed Stephen became worried about his future and who would take care of him as he grew older and weaker. Stephen came to the Cummings Centre and the staff worked with him and supported him even though his paranoia made it difficult. During this time Stephen created a fund at the Cummings Centre to honour and remember his parents. After a brief illness, Stephen passed away peacefully. He left a legacy in his will to the Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors Foundation. He was acknowledging the great work the staff and volunteers do and in his own way, thanking them for helping him. Through his generosity others will benefit. Stephen will not be forgotten, and his legacy will live on. Please join Stephen and others who have left bequests to the Cummings Centre. With planning, anyone can leave a legacy. To learn more, contact Cathy Simons Foundation Director at 514.343.3529 local 7229 or cathys@cummingscentre.org CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/FOUNDATION A gift to the Foundation is a tremendous investment that will have a real impact on improving the lives of Jewish seniors. We will work with you, your family and your financial advisors to create a meaningful gift, ensuring that your wishes are respected and carried out exactly as you envision. FOUNDATION 514.343.3529 LOCAL 7373 51 MAKE YOUR DAY COUNT SOCIAL SERVICES COOK SOMETHING UP 52 I love our cooking classes and I look so forward to meeting with the other group members and seeing what we will be creating together. There is such a sense of friendship and caring within the group and from our group leader. Everyone pitches in working together and joking around while we prepare our recipes for the day. The Cummings Centre has truly become my home away from home. I feel very supported there and always leave with a smile on my face. - Carolyn Modlinsky CUMMINGS CENTRE SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES CONTACT US 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org PERSONALIZED PLANS THAT MEET YOUR NEEDS. ENHANCE YOUR INDEPENDENCE SOCIAL SERVICES We all struggle with the reality of aging, whether for ourselves or our loved ones. We are worried about the challenges we will face in the future or those we are already facing today. We don’t like the thought of losing our independence. When we experience difficulty getting around, cooking meals, or simply doing what we want, when we want, we don’t always know where to look for help. Imagine sitting down with someone who can provide you with a plan to improve your quality of life. The Cummings Centre professional Social Services team is trained to provide you with the support you and your family need. We listen to what is going on in your life, either as a senior, or as someone caring for a loved one. We see the bigger picture so we can help you make the best short and long-term choices. CASE MANAGEMENT Our professional team is available to provide information, referrals, consultation, evaluation & planning and crisis intervention. Working together in partnership with the public sector and community agencies ensures the best service and support available. Services for Holocaust Survivors are funded by the Claims Conference CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/SOCIALSERVICES HOMECARE TRANSPORTATION Our homecare services assist seniors so they can live healthier, more autonomously and ultimately, in their own home as long as possible. A customized care plan is adapted to the needs of the individual and includes one or more of the following services: Do you need assistance getting to and from appointments? • Personal Hygiene • Grocery Shopping • Meal Preparation ěũ(+8ũ.42#'.+"ũ2*2 ěũ#2/(3#ũ ěũ!!.,/-(,#-3 No medical referral is needed. Clients are followed by a Case Manager. Flexible hours. Free homecare services are available for eligible Holocaust Survivors. SOCIAL SERVICES OUR HOMECARE, MEALS ON WHEELS AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES HELP HUNDREDS OF OLDER ADULTS ENHANCE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE EVERYDAY Illness or frailty can make everyday tasks, such as going to medical appointments a challenge. Our professional Assisted Transportation and Accompaniment Service (ATASE) drivers accompany you to, during and from medical appointments. Door-to-door car service to the Cummings Centre is also available. KOSHER MEALS ON WHEELS We provide meals that are nutritionally balanced. These are delivered right to your door by friendly volunteers of the Cummings Centre. CALL INTAKE 514.342.1234 53 SOCIAL SERVICES CONTACT US 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org Services for Holocaust Survivors are funded by the Claims Conference ASSISTANCE FOR HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES We provide a wide range of specialized services and programs to meet Survivors’ unique needs and enhance your quality of life. Services include: ěũ1./ı(-ũ#-31# ěũ415(5.1ũ22(23-!#ũą!# ũũũũěũ.,/#-23(.-ũ ũũũũěũ+(,2ũ-"ũ#23(343(.ũũũũěũ3,/(-%ũ.$ũ($#ũ#13(ă!3#2 SOCIAL SERVICES Services to low-income Holocaust Survivors are also funded by the Azrieli Foundation 54 ěũCase Management ěũ,#1%#-!8ũ(--!(+ũ22(23-!#ũũũũũũũ Program* ěũ.,#!1#ũ-"ũ+#-(-%* *Eligibility and cost based on specific criteria. HELP US DEFEND THE RIGHTS OF SENIORS JOIN THE TEAM If you believe in social justice and think a small group of dedicated people can make a difference, consider joining the team that advocates on behalf of seniors, the Social Action Committee. Call Rebecca Levy 514.342.1234 local 3094 SOCIAL SERVICES CONTACT US 514.342.1234 socialservices@cummingscentre.org COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTING STRENGTH & RECOVERY Our mental health team provides support and empowers older adults who live with a mental illness. ěũ28!'.2.!(+ũ24//.13 ěũ(+.1#"ũ(-3#15#-3(.-ũ/+-2 ěũ-3#%13(.-ũ(-3.ũ3'#ũ#-31# ěũ"5.!!8 We focus on breaking isolation through a variety of social groups and activities. DAY PROGRAM Funding for the Cooking Therapy Program is provided by the Bina and Leonard Ellen Family Foundation Programs take place in a communal setting, in small groups which help create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Participants have the opportunity to discuss their concerns and challenges with trained professionals and participate in activities designed to enhance cognitive and emotional well-being. The arts, music therapy, fitness and cognitive games are emphasized. Programs funded in part by the Sam & Sadie Roth / Latsky Family Foundations and the Nussia and Andre Aisenstadt Foundation Please call Intake to learn about our programs 514.342.1234 ěũ314!341#"ũ1.4/ũ'#1/8 ěũ13ũĜũ1,ũ'#1/8 ěũ..*(-%ũ'#1/8ũ.1*2'./ ěũ #6(2'ũ.+("8ũ#+# 13(.-2 Funding for the Structured Group Therapy Program is provided by the Rona & Irving Levitt Family Foundation 1 IN 5 OLDER ADULTS LIVES WITH MENTAL ILLNESS SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH MEMORY LOSS, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE OR OTHER FORMS OF DEMENTIA SAVE THE DATE! MONTREAL WALKS FOR MENTAL HEALTH Walk towards a world without stigma and raise money for your organization. Sunday October 16 at 11 am Phillips Square (corner Ste-Catherine and Union) For more details go to: www.mtlwalks.com Services for Holocaust Survivors are funded by the Claims Conference CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/SOCIALSERVICES CALL INTAKE 514.342.1234 55 STAY BUSY, KEEP LEARNING Close to home. - Leonard Schreiber FALL 2016 OFF-SITE PROGRAMS 7%34)3,!.$s7%34-/5.4s#(/-%$%9s3!).4,!52%.4s&,/2)$! 514.342.1234 CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG CONTENTS 03. WEST ISLAND 10. WESTMOUNT 12. CHOMEDEY 12. SAINT-LAURENT 13. FLORIDA 15. PROGRAMME DU HALTE RÉCRÉATIVE 16. DROP-IN PROGRAM REGISTRATION FOR COURSES & PROGRAMS CONTACT LISA WILTZER 514.624.5005 LOCAL 231 lisa.wiltzer@cummingscentre.org 96 Roger Pilon St. Dollard-des-Ormeaux Prime Time CUMMINGS WEST OPENING EVENT WEST ISLAND The West Island Division of the Cummings Centre is committed to responding to the evolving needs of the 50+ community. We offer diverse and quality educational, social and cultural programs, as well as meaningful and enriching volunteer opportunities. You can register on-line or by telephone 514.624.5005 local 231 as long as space is available: cummingscentre.org/register Cummings West membership fee for August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017 is $25.* Payment by cash, cheque, Mastercard or Visa. PRIME 1059 / PRIME1059-G NEW! AN EVENING WITH THE ACAFELLAS MIX & MINGLE WEST ISLAND Registration in person beginning Monday August 8 from 10 am – 5 pm at 96 Roger Pilon, D.D.O. Join us for a great a capella musical adventure. Sunday September 11 7 pm $10 member / $18 non-member Special promo for new members. Please inquire. *Pay $45 and have access to programs at the main campus and at all off-campus locations. MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PRIVILEGES Join our vibrant community and gain access to the best programming for the 50+ in the West Island. Members enjoy events and lectures at a reduced rate or free. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/WESTISLAND REGISTRATION 514.624.5005 LOCAL 231 3 SOCIAL GROUPS PRIME 104 TEA & TALK Join us for an afternoon of friendly discussions. WEST ISLAND Monday ongoing beginning September 19 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũŌĈđũ--4++8 Leader: Sheila Glasser PRIME 1055 “LES GIRLZ” MEN’S BREAKFAST SERIES A monthly opportunity for men to get together and schmooze over breakfast and thought-provoking lectures. $5 member / $10 non-member Special promo for new members Join us for an afternoon of movies, outings and getting together. PRIME 1013 / PRIME 1013-G NEW! Wednesday Ongoing ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũũŌĈđũ--4++8 50 YEARS IN ENTERTAINMENT PRIME 1015 NEW! WOMEN’S CIRCLE Are you between the ages of 50 and 60. If so, then please join this informal get-together for like-minded women looking to connect and chat. The first Wednesday of every month beginning September 7 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũũěũŌĉĎũ--4+ũ$##ũ Leader: Nancy Kaplan Special opening program with Sheldon Kagan, entertainment impresario. Tuesday September 20 ěũ8:30 am Hold the dates for more great breakfasts Nov. 15 & 29. PRIME 1015-01 NEW! YA YA SISTERHOOD Are you looking for an evening program. Ya Ya Sisterhood is a group for likeminded women aged 50 to 60 to connect with one another. The first Wednesday of every month beginning September 7 ĐũIJũĒũ/,ũěũŌĉĎũũ--4+ũ$## Leader: Sharon Braunstein 4 CUMMINGS CENTRE ENGAGING DAYTIME LECTURES Every second Thursday 1 - 3 pm Free for members, non-members $10 PRIME 1037-02 / PRIME 1037-02-G TRANSITION TO NATURAL EATING CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR SENIORS Learn how you can change the way you eat and live a healthier, cleaner life. A safe alternative to decrease your pain. All your questions answered. Thursday September 15 Phyllis Leibov Thursday October 20 Dr. Jason Guben, Chiropractor WEST ISLAND PRIME 1037-01/ PRIME 1037-01-G PRIME 1037-03 / PRIME 1037-03-G REWIRE YOUR BRAIN FOR A HAPPY RELATIONSHIP Learn how your subconscious blocks your ability to have healthy relationships and which techniques and actions to use to get positive results. Thursday November 3 Gabriela Embon, Life Coach CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/WESTISLAND REGISTRATION 514.624.5005 LOCAL 231 5 PROGRAMS & COURSES EVENING PROGRAMS PRIME 101/ PRIME 101-01 NEW! WEST ISLAND CANASTA LESSONS DAY & EVENING Monday Sept. 12 to Oct. 5 (Wednesday) ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČćũ Suzan Wiltzer — Thursday Oct. 6 to to Nov. 3 (no class Oct. 27) ĐũIJũĒũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČćũ Ellyn Delovitch PRIME 1062 BOWLING LEAGUE – BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Wednesday Sept. 14 to Dec. 7 ĐĖĊćũ/,ũěũĈĉũ6##*2ũěũŌĈĒĐũ Laurentian Lanes, 222 Montée de Liesse PRIME 102 NEW! GETTING YOUR GROOVE BACK – GENTLE STRETCHING Weekly fitness class to help you maintain an active lifestyle. Tuesdays Nov. 1 to Dec. 6 1 – 2 pm t6 sessions t$60 Phyllis Frost , Certified Fitness Instructor 6 CUMMINGS CENTRE PRIME 1054 NEW! LADIES NIGHT OUT THE CAREGIVER BALANCING ACT Join us for an evening with a family caregiving expert to learn how to navigate the challenge of taking care of a loved one while taking care of yourself. Thursday September 29 7:30 pm $10 for Cummings or Synagogue members / $18 for guests Stephanie Erickson, MSW. Beth Tikvah Synagogue, 136 Westpark, DDO WEST ISLAND Are you interested in joining us for a paint night, a movie or an interesting chat? Let us know and we’ll make it happen. No charge for members (does not include cost of the event) Contact Lisa Wiltzer at 514.624.5005 local 231 to join the fun. PRIME 1057 ONE STOP SHOP Get all you need for the holidays and more. Cummings West is creating our own shopping centre all under one roof. Purchase items such as tupperware, scarves, jewellery, baskets and much more at great prices. Drop BUY, entrance is free. Wednesday September 21 5 – 9 pm CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/WESTISLAND REGISTRATION 514.624.5005 LOCAL 231 7 ADAPTED PROGRAMS / SUPPORT GROUPS ADP 184 SUPPORT GROUP FOR CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE WITH APHASIA Share, learn and refuel with SAPPA, a service for caregivers of people with aphasia. Made possible by a grant from l’Appui Montréal. For more information or to register, call Maureen at 514.277.5678. WEST ISLAND Tuesday Sept. 27, Oct. TBD, Nov. 29 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Facilitator: Maureen Stafford, Social Worker, AQPA In partnership with the Association québécoise des personnes aphasiques (AQPA) ADP 185-02 SUPPORT GROUP FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE A monthly support group for individuals with Parkinson’s disease offered in conjunction with Parkinson Canada. Tuesday Sept. 20, Oct. TBD, Nov. 22, Dec. TBD ĉũıũĊĖĊćũ/,ũěũČũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%#ũ Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW ADP 183 CONVERSATION GROUP AND SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR APHASIA This monthly conversation group is a service for people with Aphasia. It offers discussion and the opportunity to practice communication strategies in a supportive social environment. Made possible by a grant from l’Appui Montréal. For more information or to register contact Katherine 514.277.5678. Wednesday Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Nov. 30 ĉũIJũČũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũ.ũ'1%# Facilitator: Ariana Fraid, M.Sc.(A), S-LP (C) In partnership with the Association québécoise des personnes aphasiques (AQPA) 8 CUMMINGS CENTRE ADP 164-01 NEW! COFFEE TALK FOR CAREGIVERS Explore issues seminal to those caring for a spouse or loved with a chronic or long-term illness. Open to men and women. Thursday Sept. 15 to Nov. 10 12:30 – 2 pmũěũ8 sessionsũěũ$80 Facilitator: Corrie Sirota, MSW, PSW VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES “GET YOUR GRANDPARENTING ON” WITH PLAYFUL PARENTING Come join the 2-year old nursery class at the Beth Tikvah Synagogue for a Shabbat celebration of stories, songs and Challah. Be the special guests of these beautiful children. It will be sure to brighten up your day. Friday September 23 10 am CUMMINGS WEST GIVES BACK TO THE COMMUNITY “Playful Parenting” is in the early Childhood Development Centre of the Congregation Beth Tikvah. WEST ISLAND We are looking for volunteers who are interested in joining our Cummings West GIVE team. The goal of GIVE is to engage in volunteer projects that offer our Cummings West Family the opportunity to connect with others while doing good for the community. The GIVE team will participate in volunteer projects such as: ěũ..*(-%ũ-"ũ *(-%ũ$.1ũ#118Ħ2ũ ũũũ(3!'#-ũ2ũ6#++ũ2ũ.3'#1 community organizations ěũ!*(-%ũ.2'#1ũ %2ũ$.1ũ Sun Youth ěũ22#, +(-%ũ+4-!'#2ũ$.1ũ ũũũĦ2ũ4-!'ũ$.1ũũ4-!' ěũ#"(-%ũ-"ũ(-%(-%ũ3ũġ+8$4+ Parenting” one Friday a month If you are interested in becoming part of GIVE please contact Corrie Sirota 514.624.5005 local 229. Looking forward to GIVE with you KOSHER MEALS ON WHEELS Did you know? Kosher Meals on Wheels are available in the West Island. For more information, contact our Intake Department at 514.342.1234. Services funded in part by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/WESTISLAND REGISTRATION 514.624.5005 LOCAL 231 9 WESTMOUNT CONTACT ũũ 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7216 michelle.lander@cummingscentre.org Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom 395 Elm Ave., Westmount LECTURE SERIES TEMP 135 / TEMP 135-01 WESTMOUNT WESTMOUNT MINI CENTRE The Westmount division of the Cummings Centre is committed to providing unique educational, social and cultural programs. Registration in person beginning Monday August 8 9 am – 3:30 pm at 5700 Westbury Avenue, .-31#+ũĊũĊđ NEWS & VIEWS - WESTMOUNT An analysis of international and national events of the day. Includes coffee. Thursday Sept. 8 to Oct. 6 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĎũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌđć Stan Nachfolger, MA Thursday Oct. 20 to Nov. 3 Ĉćũ,ũıũĈĉũ/,ũěũĊũ2#22(.-2ũěũŌČđ Stan Nachfolger, MA Register on-line at cummingscentre.org/register or call 514.342.1234 local 7365. Westmount membership fee for August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017 is $25.* *Pay $45 and have access to programs at the main campus and at all off-campus locations. 10 CUMMINGS CENTRE MUSIC APPRECIATION WITH CRAIG MORRISON SEE PAGE 26 FOR DETAILS IN THE CITY BE A SCHOLAR, A FOODIE, A CRITIC, A BON VIVANT PER 185 / PER 185-G NEW! BOWSER & BLUE ITC 144 NEW! Sometimes gaudy, often gorgeous, Montreal graffiti and street art is both ubiquitous and unique. Take a guided tour of Fresh Paint Gallery for Graffiti 101 followed by a walking tour of fresh street art on the downtown palette. Conclude with coffee at the famous Theatre Sainte-Catherine. Thursday September 15 ĈũIJũĊũ/,ũěũĈũ2#22(.-ũěũŌĈđ Includes gallery visit, walking tour and coffee at Theatre Sainte-Catherine Meet at Gallery Fresh Paint at 12:45 pm sharp 250 Sainte- Catherine East, (Metro Berri-UQAM) Wednesday September 28 7 pm $30 member / $45 non-member Gelber Conference Centre Sponsored by the Besner Family WESTMOUNT STREET ART AND GRAFFITI: MONTREAL Bowser & Blue, Canada’s favourite comedy duo, are coming to the Cummings Centre. Get your tickets now for this entertaining evening of political satire, impersonations, hilarious songs and infamous antics. ITC 145 / ITC 145-G NEW! SALUTE! 500 YEARS OF THE VENICE GHETTO (1516-2016) Salute! The Italian and Jewish communities of Montreal join together to celebrate 500 years of Jewish life in Venice. Enjoy an authentic Italian lunch at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre Trattoria followed by the screening of Il Ghetto di Venezia; 500 anni di vita (Italian with English subtitles). Thursday October 13 Departure from Cummings Centre at 10 am $45 member / $60 non-member Includes transportation, lunch, film and speaker. Leonardo da Vinci Centre, 8370 Lacordaire Boulevard CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/WESTMOUNT REGISTRATION 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7216 11 CHOMEDEY CONTACT ũũ 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7318 SOCIAL CLUBS GEVURAH CLUB – CHOMEDEY SENIORS Social group with games and snacks. Tuesday 1 – 3 pm tOngoing tNo Charge Claire Nudel CHOMEDEY / SAINT-LAURENT CHOMEDEY The Chomedey division of the Cummings Centre provides engaging programs for the Laval 50+ community. Register online at cummingscentre.org/register or call 514.342.1234 local 7318. CHOM 137 erica.botner@cummingscentre.org Learn how to knit or crochet. Enjoy a friendly, relaxing afternoon. Work on personal or community projects. Chomedey membership fee for August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017 is $25.* *Pay $45 and have access to programs at the main campus and at all off-campus locations. SAINT-LAURENT CONTACT ũũ 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7318 erica.botner@cummingscentre.org 12 CUMMINGS CENTRE STITCH ’N BITCH Wednesday 1 – 4 pm tOngoing tNo Charge Louise Troyansky CONNECT WITH US The Saint-Laurent division of the 4,,(-%2ũ#-31#ũ(2ũ!.,,(33#"ũ to providing innovative and accessible programming for the Saint-Laurent 50+ community. We are currently in the process of conducting a community needs assessment to see how we can best serve this community. If you are interested in participating in programs or volunteer opportunities please be in touch. FLORIDA COMING UP CONTACT ũ 514.342.1234 LOCAL 7201 #,/+#ũ#3'ı+ũ.$ũ.++86.."Ĕ Fla, 1351 South 14th Avenue NORTON MUSEUM OF ART TOUR ARE YOU A SNOWBIRD? Contact Stefani Novick for further details 514.342.1234 local 7201 FLORIDA If you are planning to go to Florida this winter, check out our programs which are located in .++86.."Ĕũ Fort Lauderdale and/or Boca Raton. One of Florida’s major cultural Institutions, the Norton Museum of Art is internationally known for its distinguished permanent collection featuring American Art, Chinese Art, Contemporary Art, European Art and Photography. Enjoy a private and personalized tour with our very own Shushana Caplan. PAINT NIGHT Discover a different kind of night out - the perfect cocktail of creativity and conversation. Nosh and create a painting with guidance from a local artist. It’s okay if you’ve never painted anything before. WATCH FOR OTHER EXCITING PROGRAMS Stay tuned for more information on new programs such as a paint night, glass blowing, canasta, museum tours, -"ũ2(-%ıı+.-%ēũ++ũ3'#ũ registration department to give us your name and email address so you can be the first to get the details hot off the press. CUMMINGSCENTRE.ORG/FLORIDA SING-ALONG AND DINNER A chance to sing all of your favorite songs with a folkskinging group. The evening includes dinner (pasta and salad). Location: North Miami Beach. $50. GLASS BLOWING Try your hand at glassblowing. Local artists will guide you in making your own personal designs. Each person will have an opportunity to make a flower, paperweight or sun catcher. 13 YOUR FAVOURITE PROGRAMS ARE RETURNING NEWS AND VIEWS - HOLLYWOOD An analysis of national and international news of the day. FLORIDA Tuesday January 31 to February 28 3 - 4:45 pm t5 sessions Stan Nachfolger, MA Temple Beth-El of Hollywood, Fla. NEWS AND VIEWS - BOCA An analysis of national and international news of the day. Thursday January 26 to February 23 5 - 6:45 pm t5 sessions Stan Nachfolger, MA Boca Raton, Fla. PEARLS AND GIRLS Make pearl, crystal, silver and stone jewellery. Join for one, two or all three classes. Thursday February 23, Wednesday March 1 or March 8 9:30 am - 12:30 pm t2 sessions $25 per week Ricki Goldstein Shlein, BA CREATIVE MIXED MEDIA PAINTING Develop your skills and learn new techniques using watercolour, acrylics or other media. Tuesday January 24 to February 28 10 am - 1 pm t6 sessions Liora Davis 14 CUMMINGS CENTRE '#ũ4,,(-%2ũ#-31#ũ'2ũ"#5#+./#" a virtual learning program, with $4-"(-%ũ$1.,ũ#+3'ũ-"Ĕũ$.1ũ those who are not able to attend /1.%1,2ũ3ũ3'#ũ#-31#ũ 43ũ6-3ũ to participate and stay connected. +(%( +#ũ4,,(-%2ũ#-31#ũ,#, #12 and individuals can now access lectures, book clubs and a variety of other programs online. Participants can watch programs live or at any convenient time from their own homes. For more information on this exciting new initiative contact Erica Botner at 514.342.1234 local 7318 or erica.botner@cummingscentre.org This initiative was funded by Health Canada through the Roadmap for Canada’s Offcial Languages 2013-2018: Education, Immigration, Communities. NOUVEAU PROGRAMME DU HALTE RÉCRÉATIVE POUR LES AÎNÉS Le nouveau programme du Centre Cummings offre un répit aux aidants naturels et favorise le maintien et l’amélioration des capacités sociales, physiologiques, émotionnelles et cognitives des personnes aînées afin de rehausser leur qualité de vie. Le Centre offre ce programme en collaboration avec la Ville de Côte SaintLuc, Le Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux du Centre-Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal et il sera également offert au #-31#ũ communautaire et aquatique (entrée au 7500, ch. Mackle). ěũ #2ũ3'_1/(#2ũ"Ħ13ũ!1_3($ (Musique, art, théâtre) ěũ Du jardinage, ateliers de pâtisserie et autres projects ěũ Des groupes de discussion et échange de souvenirs ěũ La stimulation multi sensorielle Snoezelen ěũ Des exercices doux et de relaxation (Yoga, tai chi, danse, étirements) ěũ #2ũ!_+_ 13(.-2ũ"Ħ--(5#12(1#2ũ et de fêtes FLORIDA Les programmes sont établis en fonction des besoins, des points forts et des intérêts des participants et ils offrent : ěũ De la stimulation cognitive et des activités de santé cérébrale .41ũ/+42ũ"Ħ(-$.1,3(.-ũ241ũ+Ħ",(22( (+(3_Ĕũ+#2ũ!1(3k1#2Ĕũ+#2ũ'.1(1#2Ĕũ veuillez contacter Erica Botner au 514.342.1234 poste 7318 ou erica.botner@cummingscentre.org Cet important programme est financé en partie, par le Gouvernement du Canada dans le cadre du programme Nouveaux Horizons pour les aînés. INSCRIPTION 514.342.1234 15 NEW! DROP-IN PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS The Cummings Centre new Drop-in program provides respite to caregivers and helps to maintain and improve the social, physiological, emotional and cognitive abilities of older adults to enhance their quality of life. The program is offered in collaboration with the Cummings Centre, the City of Côte Saint-Luc, the Integrated Health and Social Services University Network for West-Central Montreal and will be housed in the 043(!ũ-"ũ.,,4-(38ũ #-31# (entrance at 7500 Mackle Road). 1.%1,2ũ1#ũ 2#"ũ.-ũ3'#ũ-##"2Ĕũ231#-%3'2ũ-"ũ(-3#1#232ũ.$ũ3'#ũ/13(!(/-32ũ -"ũ(-!+4"#Ė ũěũ1#3(5#ũ132ũ'#1/(#2ũ ũũũũĸ42(!Ĕũ13Ĕũ1,Ĺ ũěũ1"#-(-%Ĕũ *(-%ũ-"ũ ũũũũ2#15(!#ũ/1.)#!32ũ ěũ(2!422(.-ũ%1.4/2ũ-"ũ1#,(-(2!(-% ěũSnoezelenũ,4+3(ı2#-2.18 ũũũũ23(,4+3(.- ěũ#-3+#ũ#7#1!(2#ũ-"ũ1#+73(.ũũũũĸ.%Ĕũ3(ũ!'(Ĕũ"-!#Ĕũ231#3!'(-%Ĺ ěũ(13'"8ũ-"ũ'.+("8ũ!#+# 13(.-2 ěũ.%-(3(5#ũ23(,4+3(.-ũ-"ũ 1(-ũũũ ũũũ'#+3'ũ!3(5(3(#2 .ũ(-04(1#ũ .43ũ#+(%( (+(38Ĕũ!1(3#1(Ĕũ!.23ũ-"ũ./#13(-%ũ'.412ũ!.-3!3 1(!ũ.3-#1ũ3ũĎĈČēĊČĉēĈĉĊČũ+.!+ũĐĊĈđũ.1ũ#1(!ē .3-#1ľ!4,,(-%2!#-31#ē.1% Funding for this important program is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program. 16 CUMMINGS CENTRE REGISTRATION 514.342.1234