pathways - Medford Leas

PATHWAYS
T O L E A R N I N G AT MED F OR D L E A S
FALL 2015 PROGRAM GUIDE
Exhibits, workshops, lectures, and more...
E X PLOR E, D I S COVE R, G R OW
Medford Leas is proud to announce our Fall 2015 Pathways to Learning
at Medford Leas. Since our first season in 2012, we have offered a full
array of opportunities to discover new interests, learn more about the
world around us, and enjoy the good company of other attendees.
Planning this season was a collaborative process, involving members
of the Medford Leas Residents’ Association and other groups. Our goal
was to develop a wide range of topics and programs that reflect the diverse
interests of both our residents and the local community. We also look at the
successes of a number of programs that we have hosted over the years that
have become seasonal favorites—and we are pleased to include these as well.
Over the years, programs related to horticulture and the natural world
have been very popular. Our campuses—home of the Barton Arboretum &
Nature Preserve—are the perfect location to host these programs. Last
spring, we introduced a Gardening Guru Series, which was a great success.
Check out the fall Guru Series, which features gardening into the winter
season, including a hands-on workshop about planting everyone’s favorite
bulb—the daffodil.
We also will focus on active and positive aging in a number of ways,
including opportunities to learn about and participate in a walking program,
strength training, and how to maximize your vision as you age. Mindfulness,
calligraphy, photography, poetry, making your wishes known and more, are
topics that help to round out the season.
Please, review this Guide—designed to offer something of interest for
everyone—and register soon, as many programs have limited enrollment.
We look forward to welcoming you to our community.
M E D F OR D LEAS
Community — Sponsored by The Estaugh, a not-for-profit corporation guided
by Quaker principles since its founding in 1914, Medford Leas is an accredited
community for those age 55+ with campuses in Medford and Lumberton,
New Jersey.
Leadership — Since its opening in 1971, Medford Leas has been recognized
nationally for its leadership and innovation, outstanding facilities and services,
wide range of home designs, superior health and wellness services, and prudent
fiscal management.
Outreach — As a mission-driven organization, Medford Leas recognizes its
commitment to the broader community as a responsible employer, community
business, and neighbor. Additionally, it enjoys a long history of developing
and providing educational public programming, as well as offering use of its
impressive meeting spaces to eligible, not-for-profit groups at no charge.
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M E D FOR D U N IVE R S ITY
Love’s Labors Won in
Music Through the Ages
Mondays, September 21, 28, and
October 5, 12, 19, 2015
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Medford Campus Theater
Fee: $35
Paid registration deadline: September 18
Medford University, under the guidance of
Medford Leas residents, offers college-level
courses on a regular basis.
PROGRAM
The power of love inspired surpassing
works of many great composers including
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Verdi. Using
the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and
Eurydice as a launching pad, you will explore
music from the 17th through 21st centuries
with specific regard to the merrymaking,
mayhem, and sometimes, tears, inflamed by
love’s muse. Here are the travails of Gluck’s
Orpheus and Eurydice, the playful antics of
Mozart’s operatic lovers, and the mayhem of
mistaken identities in both Mendelssohn and
Benjamin Britten’s versions of Midsummer
Night’s Dream. Discover these compelling
musical tales of rapture, devotion, and
hurdles overcome. Karl Middleman weaves a
rich musical tapestry of captivating musical
selections and commentary.
PRESENTER
Karl Middleman returns to Medford Leas
to present this course from among his
repertoire of 300 music programs and
lectures. A particularly versatile performer,
he is equally at home with Hart and
Hammerstein as he is with Handel and
Haydn. In 1993 he founded a professional
chamber orchestra, the Philadelphia
Classical Symphony. Karl’s work with the
Classical Symphony has received many
awards from the National Endowment for the
Arts, the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage,
and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.
Karl teaches at Temple University and Cabrini
College. Currently he is a Commonwealth
Speaker for the Pennsylvania Humanities
Council. He has lectured for the Philadelphia
Orchestra over 50 times. In April 2015
Karl appeared with the Altoona Symphony
narrating his multi-media presentation, “The
Secret Paths of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony.”
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SEPTEMBER
FITN E S S WOR K S H OP
Walk with the Docs
Workshop
Thursday, September 24, 2015
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Medford Campus Theater
No Fee. Registration deadline: September 21
PROGRAM
WORKSHOP LEADERS
Learn about the benefits of walking from
Dr. Andie Iannuzzelli, DO, FACOI, is Medical
our Medford Leas physicians. Did you know
Director of Medford Leas. She works closely
that there are up to 100 reasons to walk?
with Medford Leas’ on-site multi-disciplinary
Physical activity does not need to be compli-
team of health and wellness professionals
cated. Something as simple as a daily brisk
who provide primary care for residents. She
walk can help you live a healthier life.
also helps to coordinate resident’s care with
the best specialists and treatment programs
For example, regular brisk walking
available. As a result of this “patient partner-
can help you:
ship” approach, residents enjoy participatory
• Maintain a healthy weight.
and enduring relationships with our health
• Prevent or mange various conditions,
and wellness team. A graduate of University
including heart disease, high blood
of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey,
pressure and type 2 diabetes.
Dr. Iannuzzelli is board certified in internal
• Strengthen your bones.
medicine and nephrology and has worked
• Lift your mood.
in the fields of nephrology and holistic
• Improve your balance and coordination.
medicine for over 15 years.
Learn simple tips in terms of your walking
Dr. James D’Amico, DO, FACOI, also a grad-
technique, getting into a routine, setting
realistic goals, and staying motivated.
This informative introductory program will be
followed by a walk in the Barton Arboretum
of Medford Leas with the Docs. The walk
will take place on paved surfaces and it is
recommended that you wear comfortable
shoes.
uate of University of Medicine and Dentistry
of New Jersey, offers Medford Leas residents
a strong and comprehensive background in
internal medicine, geriatrics, rehabilitation
and long-term and hospice care. Dr. D’Amico
also works collaboratively with our health
and wellness professionals and is proud to
be a member of the Medford Leas Health
and Wellness Team.
SEPTEMBER
FITN E S S WOR K S H OP
Strength Training Class
with Bands
Friday, September 25, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Senior Center, Cranberry Hall
No Fee. Registration deadline: September 21
PROGRAM
INSTRUCTOR
Join in this interactive Strength Training
Ken Roland, Fitness & Aquatics Manager,
Class, held in September, in celebration of
Medford Leas
Active Living Month. Ken Roland, Fitness and
Aquatics Manager, Medford Leas will review
In addition to more than 26 years of
the importance of strength training for older
experience in the field of physical therapy,
adults, and will share with you a program
rehabilitation and fitness training for older
that you can do in the comfort and conve-
adults, Ken is certified as a personal trainer,
nience of your own home. The class Ken has
balance trainer and ACE Group Fitness
designed for you will be performed in both
Instructor. His areas of expertise include
seated and standing positions. Therabands
working with special populations, older
will be distributed for the class and you can
adults, balance and core strengthening,
take these home as a tool to continue with
and aquatics.
the program. Ken will review the importance
for all of us to build our core body strength,
with the ultimate goals of increasing not only
your muscle strength, but to improve your
posture and to maintain or increase your
ranges of motion.
This program will be offered at the
Medford Senior Center, located in
Cranberry Hall behind the Medford
Township Municipal Building at
17 North Main Street, Medford, NJ 08055
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Nature Photography One Day Workshop
Saturday, September 26, 2015, 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Medford Campus Linden Room
Rain or Shine
Fee: $75. Paid registration deadline: September 21
Limited to the first ten registrants.
PROGRAM
INSTRUCTOR
Beginner and intermediate photographers
Patricia S. Worley, president of Twilight Blue
are invited to nurture the nature lover inside
Photography, earned a B.A. in communica-
of you through photography. A detailed
tions from Seton Hall University and enjoys
lecture will provide you with the ability to
putting her years of experience to use by
capture breath-taking images of your natural
teaching photography, judging, and giving
surroundings. This new knowledge will then
presentations and workshops. She exhibits
be put into practice as the class moves out
regularly in various juried exhibitions through-
into the Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve
out the region. Pat serves on the Board of
of Medford Leas, and participants will photo-
the South Jersey Camera Club as Field Trip
graph the beautiful grounds and setting, dur-
Coordinator. Having won many local and
ing the golden hour through sunset. Please
international awards, Pat is listed in Who’s
bring your DSLR camera, tripod, camera
Who of Photography of the Photographic
release (optional) and camera manual, as
Society of America.
well as a snack to eat during a brief break.
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Plant Swap—A Time to
Refresh your Garden
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Lumberton Campus Community Center
Rain or Shine
No fee. Registration deadline: September 25
PROGRAM
You are invited to register and bring your
What better way to learn about gardening
favorite plants, and in return, you will leave
than from fellow gardeners? A plant swap
the swap with plants for your garden!
is a great way to share your extra plants,
Perennials, small shrubs, and houseplants
acquire some new ones and share knowl-
are welcome in this swap. Plants need to
edge and fellowship with like-minded
be in containers and if possible, should be
gardeners.
labeled with their name and type of conditions for the plant to thrive, i.e. shade or sun.
The fall is a perfect time of year to divide
plants and is a wonderful way to rejuvenate a
well-established clump of perennials, or dig
up plants and make room for something new
and interesting in your garden. But what do
you do with the extra plant material?
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SEPTEMBER
Medford Campus Art Gallery
Open daily 9:00 am – 8:00 pm | No fee
ART AT THE ARBORETUM
September – October 2015
You are invited to enjoy this juried art exhibit sponsored in collaboration with the Medford
Arts Center and the Medford Leas Art Gallery. You can expect to view a variety of different
mediums from a number of local artists.
l e as forum p re sents
Words and Watercolor:
Selected Poems and Paintings
Saturday, September 26, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Medford Campus Theater. Open to the public. No fee. No registration.
Poet Richard Morgan, a Long Beach Island resident, will share selected poems from his
four books (I Am Sea Glass, Sea Glass People, Sea Glass Soul, Hebrew Lessons), as
well as tell the personal stories behind the poems. Images by artist Pat Morgan, who is
featured in his books, will be a part of this presentation. The audience will be encouraged to react, make comments and ask questions, including the perennial question,
“Which came first, the words or the watercolors?” Richard believes there is poetry in
everyone. It can be the warm words one includes in a birthday card or in a condolence
note, or it can be the words one writes to express joy or frustration and then puts away
in a special drawer for safe keeping. Once written, words make feelings more real. This
program is designed to inspire and encourage the personal poet within each of us.
HOW TO WRITE PERSONAL POETRY: A WORKSHOP
Saturday, September 26, 2015 1:30 – 3:00 pm.
Medford Campus, Maple Room. Registration fee: $15.
Limited to the first 15 registrants. Paid registration deadline: September 21
Join in this workshop led by Richard Morgan, to gain tips on how to write your own
poetry. A talented poet, Richard is an enthusiastic teacher and enjoys sharing guidelines
and encouragement for those interested in becoming a personal poet. He will present
tips and guidelines for those who may be new to poetry writing, as well as provide
encouragement for participants who already have experience writing their own poetry.
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Calligraphy Workshop
Fridays, October 2, 9, 16, 23, 2015
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Lumberton Campus Great Room
Fee: $15 for the series, includes supplies.
Paid registration deadline: September 25
PROGRAM
INSTRUCTOR
The fall season can be a wonderful time to
Maureen Peters is a graphic artist, who spe-
take up the pen, slow down, and letter in a
cializes in calligraphy and graphic design.
gentler time and pace.
At the School of Sacred Arts, she learned
the process of the medieval illuminators’
Calligraphy is a visual art related to writing.
palette, color derived from animals, vegeta-
It is the design and execution of lettering
bles and minerals using medieval techniques.
with an instrument. Calligraphy has been
Maureen teaches calligraphy and illumination
described as the art of giving form to signs
throughout New Jersey. Her work has been
in an expressive, harmonious and skillful
published and is in several private collec-
manner.
tions. She is also the owner of Letterworks
In this four session workshop, participants
will use a casual Italic pointed pen, which
is a wonderful place to begin a calligraphic
journey. Participants will learn to use a dip
pen with various mediums including watercolor and ink to create a unique piece of
artwork to share or to keep. All supplies are
included in the fee.
This workshop is geared for beginners to
introduce them to this special art form.
Art Studio in Woodbury, NJ.
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Highlights of the Barton
Arboretum & Nature
Preserve
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
10:00 am – 12:00 noon
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: October 2
PROGRAM
SPEAKERS
Join in this program and learn about the
Jane Weston, Director of Development and
origins of the Barton Arboretum & Nature
Community Relations, Medford Leas, has
Preserve of Medford Leas. This unique
had the pleasure of sharing information, and
aspect of the Medford Leas community is
programs about the Arboretum to a number
a treasure for all to enjoy. Jane Weston will
of local community groups and audiences
share a brief history of the Arboretum and
over the years. One of her favorite things
describe the various components that com-
to do during her work day is to tour the
prise the Arboretum, including the Meadows,
Arboretum to share the beauty and diversity
Courtyard Gardens, and Nature Preserve, as
of the campus. As a member of the Barton
well as current activities and projects within
Arboretum Oversight Committee, Jane is
the Arboretum. Ken Hutz will offer a virtual
responsible for developing and implement-
tour of the Arboretum along with showcasing
ing special projects within the Arboretum.
a number of our specimen trees.
As an enthusiastic home gardener and lover
of plants and trees, she is pleased to share
this special component of Medford Leas with
you.
Tours of the Arboretum will be offered
following the program.
Ken Hutz, Ken Hutz & Company, LLC,
The Art of Tree and Shrub Care and ISA
Certified Arborist, has provided expert fine
tree and shrub pruning for over 20 years. In
addition to his pruning skills, he is an expert
in plant health care, including diagnosis,
insect and disease treatments, fertilization
and IPM-based treatments. Ken works at
the Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve of
Medford Leas as an Arborist.
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The Right Size Flower
Garden
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: October 9
PROGRAM
SPEAKER
In this program, Kerry Ann Menendez, of
Kerry Ann Mendez, is dedicated to teaching
Perennially Yours, will share how sanity can
the art of low-maintenance perennial garden-
rule in your 21st century garden! Change
ing and landscaping. As a garden designer,
happens. Job demands, kids, money, hectic
author and lecturer, she focuses on time-
schedules, aging bodies, and changing
saving gardening techniques, workhorse
interests have led to gardens that may not
plants and sustainable practices. She has
be in balance with our lifestyle
been featured on HGTV and in numerous
magazines including Horticulture, Fine
This lecture, inspired by Kerry’s recent book,
Gardening, Garden Gate, and Better Homes
The Right Size Flower Garden, will offer
& Gardens. Kerry Ann has published three
time-saving design tips and recommend
gardening books, her most recent, The
exceptional plants for achieving balance
Right-Size Garden: Simplify Your Outdoor
between your love of gardening and the time
Space with Smart Design Solutions and
and ability to do so. Drought tolerant plants,
Plant Choices, was released in February
perennials and annuals that do not need
2015. For more about Kerry, visit
deadheading, no prune shrubs, long-lived,
www.pyours.com.
naturalizing bulbs — the illusion that you have
more plants than you actually do are just
The Right Size Flower Garden, will be on
some of the treasured nuggets covered in
sale following the program.
this program.
Kerry will share easy to follow targeted solutions that will provide liberation for all aging
and time pressed gardeners. Implementing
these ideas will be good for you, as well as
the earth.
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Gardening Guru Series
Wednesdays, October 14, 21, 28, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: October 9
Join in one or more programs.
This series of gardening programs taught
ing techniques that Art Wolk will share in
by local experts is back by popular demand.
his program (and his book by the same
A guru is often thought of as a religious
name) Bulb Forcing for Beginners and the
teacher and spiritual guide in Hinduism, but
Seriously Smitten. Rather than a winter view
in everyday language, a guru can be a term
of snow and ice, imagine having pots of
often given to someone who is an expert in a
tulips, daffodils, crocuses, and a worldwide
particular field. In this context we invite you
variety of other bulbs on your windowsill.
to attend one or all of our series of programs
In this informative and laugh-out-loud presen-
focusing on different aspects of gardening
tation, Art will show you exactly how to
that are conducive to the fall season.
make bulbs bloom all winter long.
Visit: www.artwolk.com.
Each speaker holds a wealth of knowledge
regarding gardening and horticulture. You
SPEAKER
will be encouraged to learn, have fun with
Art Wolk is an award-winning writer, lecturer,
plants, and test your boundaries in this
series. We invite you to learn first-hand from
these knowledgeable and talented individuals. The series is a reminder that gardening
and connecting with nature does not end
with the summer season.
SESSION ONE: October 14, 2015
Bulb Forcing for Beginners and
the Seriously Smitten
photographer, and Grand Sweepstakes winner at the Philadelphia Flower Show. His
book and lectures are known for a combination of mirth and horticultural expertise. Art
has lectured at flower shows, symposiums,
universities, and famous horticultural institutions. He also serves as a judge at the
Philadelphia Flower Show. His books include
Garden Lunacy: A Growing Concern, The
Little Blue Book of Bulb Forcing, and Bulb
Forcing for Beginners and the Seriously
You don’t have to wait until the Philadelphia
Smitten. Art’s books will be on sale following
Flower Show each year to see springtime
the program.
flowers. Instead, you can follow the grow-
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SESSION TWO: October 21, 2015
Therapy in May 2008. Whether she is
The Joy of Houseplants Year Round
working with a patient in an individual
Like any gardening endeavor, indoor gardens
tural Therapy, writing an article, or working
can be as simple or elaborate as you would
like. Houseplants come in a variety of shapes
and sizes, leaf colors and textures and growing them is a wonderful way to garden year
round. Houseplants have different growing
conditions to match different environments.
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session, lecturing on the topic of Horticulin her own garden, Jeanette continually
demonstrates her commitment to the connection of individuals with nature.
SESSION THREE: October 28, 2015
Daffodil Planting Workshop
Come learn how interesting these inside
plants can be. Topics will include an explora-
Meet in the Medford Campus Theater, and
tion of varieties available, basic houseplant
Debbie Lux will share basic tips for planting
care, how to propagate houseplants easily
and cultivation of everyone’s favorite spring
and how houseplants can be used in garden
flower — the daffodil! Then help plant bulbs
design year round.
on the Medford Campus, which is of course
a component of the Barton Arboretum &
SPEAKER
Jeannette Morrissey, MSW is a Registered
Horticultural Therapist at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital. She believes that everyone
from all walks of life benefits from exposure
to plants and the natural world. Jeanette
enjoys promoting opportunities to educate
the mind and the soul. Her formal education began when she earned her Master
Gardener Certification in 2002. From there
she received her Certificate in Horticultural
Nature Preserve.
Bulbs and tools will be provided — just bring
your enthusiasm to learn and join in this fun
interactive program!
SPEAKER
Debbie Lux, Medford Leas horticulturalist will
lead this interactive “hands on” session.
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Making Your Final Wishes Known
Monday, October 26 and Monday, November 2, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: October 23
Making your final wishes known is important
SESSION ONE: Monday, October 26, 2015
for individuals of all ages. These wishes are
Legal Matters
often deeply personal and based upon your
personal values and beliefs. They include
legal matters, financial issues, and health
care decisions. Join in one or both of these
sessions to gain valuable insight from professionals who will address these topics.
The goal of these sessions is to encourage
participants to engage in discussions with
their loved ones, family members, and healthcare professionals so that your wishes will
be honored.
In this session Jamie Morgan will share
information so that you can make your
wishes known using legal documents and
instruments. The program will focus on the
importance of having an updated will in
place to deal with your possessions, real
estate, and financial matters, as well as the
importance of powers of attorney and health
care directives. The goal of this session is to
encourage you to put the appropriate legal
documents in place to ensure that your final
wishes will be carried out.
SPEAKER
Jamie Shuster Morgan, Esquire, is the
Vice President of the Estate and Financial
Planning Council of Southern New Jersey
(EFPC). EFPC is a professional association
dedicated to providing a better understanding and awareness of estate and financial
needs to the general public. Jamie is a
partner with the law firm Fendrick & Morgan,
LLC, and practices exclusively in the areas
of estate planning, estate administration,
and elder law.
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SESSION TWO: Monday, November 2, 2015
SPEAKER
Using the POLST Form
Dr. James D’Amico, DO, FACOI, a graduate
of University of Medicine and Dentistry of
POLST — Practitioner Orders for Life-
New Jersey, offers Medford Leas residents
Sustaining Treatment — is a healthcare
a strong and comprehensive background in
planning tool that empowers individuals
internal medicine, geriatrics, rehabilitation,
to work closely with their medical team to
and long-term and hospice care. Dr. D’Amico
detail their wishes in terms of their personal
works collaboratively with our health and
goals and medical preferences when facing
wellness professionals and is proud to be
a serious illness.
a member of the Medford Leas Health and
Wellness Team.
Introduced by law in NJ in 2011, the POLST
form is designed to be completed jointly by
an individual and a physician or advance
practice nurse, for the purpose of expressing
the individual’s goals of care and medical
preferences. Unlike other documents like
an advance directive, a completed POLST
form is an actual medical order that becomes
a part of an individual’s medical record.
It is valid in all healthcare settings. Learn
how this document ensures that a person’s
wishers are expressed and respected. This
session is designed to help individuals and
families with end-of-life care planning.
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Medford Leas Birders
Trip to Brigantine
Friday, October 30, 2015
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Medford Campus Community Building
No fee. Registration limited.
Registration deadline: October 23.
Self transport & self-pay lunch.
PROGRAM
Bring along your binoculars and meet the
Join Medford Leas residents for this popular
group at the Medford Campus Community
field trip to the Edwin B. Forsythe National
Building for departure at 8:00 am. The group
Wildlife Refuge in Brigantine, NJ. This
will return at approximately 4:00 pm. Lunch
National Wildlife Refuge protects more than
(self-pay) will be at Shea’s Café & Bakery in
47,000 acres of coastal habitats which is
Galloway, NJ.
actively managed for migratory birds. The
refuge’s location in one of the Atlantic
Flyway’s most active flight paths makes it
an important link in seasonal bird migration.
Its value for the protection of water birds
and their habitat continues to increase as
the New Jersey shore area is developed for
human use.
You will likely see a variety of wintering
waterfowl, shorebirds, and a few raptors
on this trip. In particular, you could expect
to see Bald Eagles, Atlantic Brant, Dunlin,
Green-winged Teal, Northern Pintail, and
Ring-necked Ducks.
All participants will need to provide their own
transportation. Drivers will follow as a group
to the destinations.
Sponsored in collaboration with
Medford Leas Birders.
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Leas Forum
Medford Campus Theater | Open to the public | No fee | No registration
THE POWER OF PLACE IN THE NEW JERSEY BASED FICTION
Saturday, October 10, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
What role does place play in literary fiction? Does fictional place matter, or is it simply
a backdrop or stage-setting for the action? How do writers convey place compellingly?
Do they need to be born in a place to sound authentic? In this program, the works of
Phillip Roth, Richard Ford, and Junot Diaz will be explored.
New Jersey author, Dr. Ann McKinstry Micou will discuss these questions and more. Micou’s
view is that “place” as an element in narrative art, is integral to shaping a character’s identity
and his destiny. She distills the narrative elements of place presented in the critical literature
into clear elegant definitions, which provide a framework for discussing the fundamental relationship between place and character of these three authors.
RESTORING PEREGRINE FALCONS
Saturday, October 24, 2015; 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
After being completely extirpated from North America east of the Rockies and south of the
Arctic, Peregrine Falcons are making a remarkable comeback. F. Arthur McMorris, Ph.D.
will speak about his work with the Pennsylvania Game Commission to re-establish a selfsustaining and secure population of falcons. This work has led to one of the most remarkable
recoveries of any endangered species anywhere.
Arthur fell in love with the natural world from a very young age. After a childhood of hiking,
fishing, collecting insects and tadpoles as well as studying the stars and planets, he moved
on to a B.A. and Ph.D. in biology. Now retired from molecular neuroscience research, he has
moved back outdoors where he coordinates the Peregrine Falcon Recovery and Management
Program for the Pennsylvania Game Commission and participates in a variety of other bird
studies and conservation projects. He is a past president of Delaware Valley Ornithological
Club and works with a number of other bird and conservation organizations.
TH E BARTON AR B OR ETU M & NATU R E PR E S E RVE
The more than 200 acres of the Medford and Lumberton campuses are officially
designated as The Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve. The Arboretum represents a unique blend of accessible public gardens, collections, and preserved
natural areas set amidst private residential space and features one of the most
extensive plant collections—including natives—in all of southern New Jersey.
Through its programming for the public, the Arboretum promotes horticultural
knowledge and emphasizes the importance of integrating nature into people’s
living, working and recreational environments. Further, it models good
land stewardship and ecological responsibility through its bio-diverse and
sustainable practices. Our Fall Pathways Season features programs that highlight the
Arboretum on both campuses.
For more information, or to arrange a dedicated tour or program, contact Jane Weston,
Director of Community Relations, at 609-654-3007 or janeweston@medfordleas.net.
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S PI R ITUAL WOR K S H OP
Introduction to
Mindfulness Meditation
with Self-Compassion
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Holly Room
No fee. Registration deadline: October 30
PROGRAM
WORKSHOP LEADER
Mindful self-compassion is the foundation
Jane Fox, LCSW is a psychotherapist at
of a healing attitude towards ourselves:
the Temenos Center for Psychotherapy and
being aware of our experience in the present
Personal Growth in Moorestown, NJ. In over
moment without judgment (mindfulness) in
33 years practicing and 20 years teaching
the midst of struggling with difficult emo-
meditation, she has helped her students and
tions, health conditions, and relationship
clients use it as a powerful, multi-faceted
issues. When we respond to our lives with
tool for relaxation and healing. Jane has
kindness and understanding (self-compas-
taught mindfulness to individuals and groups
sion), a major shift occurs, trading suffering
throughout the Northeast. Her next introduc-
and stress for greater calm, insight, and
tory class will begin in the spring of 2016.
wise action. Mindful self-compassion can
Jane completed a teacher training internship
be learned by almost anyone, and is often
at the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine,
viewed as the first step toward compassion
Health Care and Society at the University of
for others.
Massachusetts.
In this introductory session, you will:
• Experience two short and one longer
self-compassion meditations.
• Learn basic meditation “do’s and don’ts.”
• Learn techniques to practice at home,
plus get outside resources to help you
keep learning.
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NO V E M B E R
WOR K S H OPS
How to Protect Yourself from Mail Fraud and
Shred to Help the Planet and Protect Your Identity
Tuesdays, November 10 and 17, 2015
No fee. Registration deadline: November 6.
Join in this two part program and learn tips to
Fraud, Swindles and Scams—
Don’t be a Victim!
avoid scams as well as mail fraud, and avail
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
PROGRAM
yourselves of an opportunity to shred your
papers that contain personal information.
10:00 – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Theater
Every day, millions of older adults are bombarded with unwanted junk mail, including
mail fraud schemes and scams that we
all need to be particularly aware of. The
“junkiest” of junk mail comes from con artists
who are only trying to take your money.
SPEAKER
Inspector Jeff Sims, a United States Postal
Inspector for over 26 years, will educate
attendees on the topic of mail fraud, with a
particular emphasis on scams. Having served
in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Newark, NJ,
currently Inspector Simms is assigned to
South Jersey, working out of Bellmawr. In his
line of duty, he has investigated numerous
postal related crimes, including scams, mail
theft, mail fraud, post office robberies, and
workplace violence.
NO V E M B E R
Shredding Event—Help Save the
Planet and Protect Your Identity
Hosted by Guardian Document Destruction
Company
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One way to safeguard personal information
is to shred it before it goes into the trash.
Did you know that shredding is good for the
environment? All paper that Guardian shreds
is returned to their secure facility where it
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
is baled and shipped to Georgia Pacific for
10:00 am – 12:00 noon
recycling into consumer paper products.
Medford Campus, Arts and Social Wing
Parking Lot
One tree is saved for every 117 lbs. of paper
Shredding personal documents serves a
Guidelines for the Shredding Event:
double purpose — to recycle paper as well
• Must be personal papers — businesses are
as to protect sensitive information against
identity theft — the fastest growing crime in
the nation.
that is shredded.
not part of this program
• Bring up to three boxes or bags of personal
documents for shredding.
• Do not bring newspapers, magazines,
When you put a piece of paper in the trash
it can be difficult to know what happens to
it. It is likely that your trash passes through
several stages on its way to a landfill or
incinerator. Every step that occurs once the
trash leaves your control has risk that someone will find personal information they can
use to cause you harm.
or phone books
• Staples and paper clips will go through
the machine
• Must register for this event.
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NO V E M B E R
LE CTU R E
Talk to the Animals
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: November 6
PROGRAM
SPEAKER
Join Dr. Lisa Aumiller, of HousePaws Mobile
Dr. Lisa Aumiller has served patients in New
Veterinary Service, and her live animal friends
Jersey and Philadelphia for over 15 years.
in an educational and interactive discussion
Her last four years have been dedicated to
about how vets use their five senses to talk
owning and managing HousePaws Mobile
to the animals. Learn first-hand how veteri-
Veterinary Service, a mobile practice with
narians work up a case — step by step. The
two satellite hospital locations. In conjunc-
vets at HousePaws believe in an integrative
tion with routine medicine and surgery, her
approach to veterinary medicine. They focus
special interests and training includes acu-
their attention on keeping your pet well and
puncture, Chinese herbs, advanced dentistry,
preventing disease. Learn about this popular
pocket pet medicine/surgery, and abdominal
approach to healthcare for pets and how you
ultrasound. Dr. Lisa studied undergraduate at
too can talk to the animals
Sweet Briar College, and graduated in 1999
from VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary
Medicine.
NO V E M B E R
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VI S I ON E X P OS ITI ON
What Happens to
Our Eyes As We Age
Learn What Changes May be Normal,
and Which Could be More Serious
Friday, November 13, 2015
Medford Campus Theater
No fee. Registration deadline: November 6
PROGRAM: 10:00 am – 11:15 am
SPEAKER
Just as our bodies change with age, our eyes
Dr. Karen Fung Dante, MD is a board-
may undergo changes as well. Join in this
certified comprehensive ophthalmologist
program to learn more about what to expect
with 20 years experience in the field of
as we age with regard to our vision. Learn
ophthalmology in the Philadelphia and South
the difference between “normal” changes
Jersey area. A graduate of Cornell University
and more serious conditions that can be a
and the University of Pennsylvania School
sign of eye disease.
of Medicine, she completed her residency
in Ophthalmology at Wills Eye Hospital.
Beginning in your forties, you may have
Dr. Dante holds the rank of Associate
noticed that your vision was changing.
Surgeon at Wills, where she teaches medical
Perhaps you needed glasses or had trouble
students and residents. Dr. Dante has been
adjusting to glare. You can live an active life
an Associate Examiner for the American
well into your older age without experiencing
Board of Ophthalmology since 1995.
severe vision loss. But as you age, you are
at a higher risk of developing age-related eye
EXPOSITION: 11:15 AM – 12:30 PM
disease and conditions such as age-related
After the keynote presentation in the theater,
macular degeneration and cataracts.
visit with experts and specialists in the field
of vision, including representatives from the
Join in this program to learn the basics of
New Jersey State Library Talking Book &
good eye health and what you can do to
Braille Center, the New Jersey Commission
maximize your vision.
for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Veteran’s
Administration, and Macular Vision Research
Foundation.
Learn about the tools and products you can
access to enhance your vision.
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NO V E M B E R
Medford Campus Art Gallery
Open daily 9:00 am – 8:00 pm | No fee
SOUTH JERSEY CAMERA CLUB
November 2015
This annual show highlights the works of members of the South Jersey Camera Club. Enjoy
a remarkably diverse display of images from this talented group of South Jersey photographers. Visit www.Sjcameraclub.org
Leas Forum
Medford Campus Theater | Open to the public | No fee | No registration
STUDYING THE CIVIL WAR ERA — FROM THE CENTENNIAL
TO THE SESQUICENTENNIAL
Saturday, November 14, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Dr. Daniel W. Croft, a professor at The College of New Jersey, is an expert on the history
of the Old South and the North-South sectional conflict that led to war. He is the author of
five books, including Lincoln’s Other Thirteenth Amendment: Rewriting the Constitution
to Conciliate the Slave South (forthcoming in Spring 2016 from the University of North
Carolina Press). This program will reflect on how he became interested in Civil War era,
what he has learned over the years, and how a knowledge of the that era helps us to
understand the country in which we live today.
A HISTORY OF INVENTING IN NEW JERSEY: FROM THOMAS EDISON
TO THE ICE CREAM CONE,
Saturday, November 28, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Many people are familiar with Edison’s “invention factory” in Menlo Park, where he patented
the phonograph, the light bulb, and many more innovations. Yet many other ideas have also
grown here in New Jersey where local inventors brought sound and music to movies and
built the very first drive-in theater. In addition to the first cultivated blueberry, tasty treats
like ice cream cones and M&M’s® are also Jersey natives. Iconic aspects of American life,
like Bubble Wrap®, the boardwalk, the Band-Aid®, and even professional baseball started
in New Jersey. Life would be a lot harder without the vacuum cleaner, plastic, and airconditioning, and many other important advances in medicine and surgery that were developed here. Join author Linda Barth as she explores useful, fun, and even silly inventions
and their New Jersey roots. As a teacher, and lifelong resident of New Jersey, Linda focused
students’ attention on the positive aspects of the Garden State: its diverse geography,
history, agriculture, industry, and famous firsts and inventions.
NO V E M B E R / DE C E M B E R
AR B OR ETU M WOR K S H OP
Wreath Making
Monday, November 30, 2015
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
10:00 am or 2:00 pm
10:00 am or 2:00 pm
Lumberton Campus Community Center
Medford Campus Community Building
Fee: $20. Space is limited register early! Paid registration deadline: November 27
Another popular program returns!
Make a beautiful holiday wreath to get into the holiday spirit!
Live materials, including magnolia, boxwood, holly, and other evergreens, will be provided
to make a beautiful fresh holiday wreath for you to take home. Many of these materials
will come from the Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve of Medford Leas. Other decorative items will be available to include in your wreath, or feel free to bring personal items
of your own to use.
Festive holiday refreshments will be served.
INSTRUCTOR Debbie Lux, Medford Leas Horticulturist
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DE C E M B E R
WALK I N G TOU R
Eat Hearty and Healthy During the Holiday Season
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Two sessions: 11:00 am – 12:30 pm or 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Zallie’s ShopRite of Medford
No fee. Registration deadline: November 27
Limited to the first 15 registrants for each session.
PROGRAM
Join the Zallie’s ShopRite of Medford nutri-
Enjoy samples in the ShopRite Café after the
tion team as they walk you through their
tour. The tour will meet at the Courtesy Desk
store to discuss tips on healthy eating during
at Zallie’s ShopRite of Medford.
the holidays. Learn ways to make your favorite dishes low-calorie with less fat, and enjoy
your favorite foods without over-eating. We
will also discuss simple entertaining tips for
a joyous and festive holiday event.
Location: Zallie’s ShopRite of Medford is
located at 208 Route 70, Medford, NJ
DE C E M B E R
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PR OG RAM
My Life as a Storyteller presented by
Michael Vitez of The Philadelphia Inquirer
Saturday, December 5, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Medford Campus Theater
No fee.
Registration deadline: November 27
PROGRAM
SPEAKER
Michael Vitez will speak with you about
Michael Vitez, journalist and published
his life as a storyteller, his view of the role
author, is best known as the winner of
and importance of stories in our lives and
the 1997 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory
in our culture. He will share many of his
Journalism for a series of stories he wrote,
favorite stories from more than 30 years as
called Final Choices, for The Philadelphia
an award-winning journalist. The stories are
Inquirer. In addition to this series, Michael
about people who have overcome incredible
has spent his life as a story teller and a
obstacles, or achieved amazing things, or
writer. His personal mission is to celebrate
who simply have lived life to the fullest by
life, to remind readers of the richness of life,
following their dreams. The goal of the talk is
and to look for the good in people. He writes
for attendees to leave revved up and ready
most about ordinary people — everyday
to pursue their own dreams, large and small.
people who do extraordinary things.
After the program, Michael will offer his two
books, The Road Back: A Journey of Grace
and Grit, and Rocky Stories for sale.
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DE C E M B E R
S PE CIAL H OLI DAY EVE NT
Medford Leas Ninth Annual
Holiday Craft Fair
Saturday, December 5, 2015
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Medford Campus Community Building, Holly & Gathering Rooms
No fee.
Enjoy your holiday shopping at the Holiday Craft Fair which features a wide assortment of
high-quality, unique, modestly-price crafted treasures. Juried craftspeople from within the
Medford Leas Community, as well as local artisans have built up a great tradition for offering
unique items for those on your holiday shopping list.
DE C E M B E R
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Medford Campus Art Gallery
Open daily 9:00 am – 8:00 pm | No fee
December 2015
PHILADELPHIA CALLIGRAPHERS’ SOCIETY
This annual show features works from members of the Philadelphia Calligraphers’ Society.
The exhibit includes a wide selection of many different styles of calligraphy and offers a
dazzling artistic display. Visit www.Philadelphiacalligraphers.org
Leas Forum
Medford Campus Theater | Open to the public | No fee | No registration
THE LEGENDARY PINE BARRENS — NEW TALES FROM OLD HAUNTS
Saturday, December 12, 2015, 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Enjoy an hour of engaging storytelling and musical performance by Paul Evans Pedersen,
Jr., author of The Legendary Pine Barrens — New Tales From Old Haunts.
Paul captivates his audience with a gallery of unusual and colorful characters in tales and
songs that run the gamut from offbeat explanations of natural phenomena, to unconventional
takes on popular legends, to strange doings in mysterious Piney towns and taverns. Paul
puts his own unique spin on such legendary local subjects as the infamous Jersey Devil,
dancing bandit Joe Mulliner, and the mysterious Blue Hole of Winslow. He gives a brief
history of the early glass making industry, and discusses the several ways that much of the
Pine Barrens region was almost lost through the ages. Paul, a Grammy-nominated singer/
songwriter, will offer books and CD’s for sale at the end of his presentation.
Paul’s presentation has been well-received and enjoyed all over NJ and PA. He has
appeared on a number of television shows, including The Discovery Channel’s Monsters &
Mysteries In America — Jersey Devil, The Science Channel’s Boogeymen, and just recently
in May 2015 on CNN’s Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown — New Jersey.
LeasMusiCast
FALL 2015 SEASO N AT M ED FO RD LEAS
Join us at the Medford Campus Theater as the Medford Leas
Residents’ Association brings you wonderful performances by top
musicians from around the world, spanning a number of genres
including symphony orchestras, opera, and more!
These performances will be shared on the Medford Campus
Theater’s 16 by 9-foot, state-of-the-art projection screen and
surround sound system. These programs are the next best thing
to being there in person!
TC H A I KO V S KY: SYM P H O N I E S N O S. 4-6
Saturday, September 12, 2015, 2:00 pm, Run Time: 2 hours 20 minutes
• Mariinsky Orchestra, Valery Gergiev conductor
• Tchaikovsky Symphonies Nos. 4-6
C O M I N G H O M E: I S R A E L P H I LH A R M O N I C 75TH A N N I V E R S A RY
Saturday, October 17, 2015, 2:00 pm Run Time: 1 hour 35 minutes
• Julian Bachlin, Evgeny Kissin, Vadim Repin soloists, Zubin Mehta conductor
• S aint-Saens: Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso, Bach: Partita No. 2 in D Minor,
Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Scherzo No. 2 in B Flat Minor,
Chausson: Poeme, Beethoven: Symphony No. 8 in F Major
A NTO N I N D V O R A K: R U S A LK A (O P E R A)
Saturday, November 14, 2015, 2:00 pm, Run Time: 2 hours 35 minutes
• R enee Fleming and the Orchestra and Choirs of the Opera national de Paris,
James Conlon conductor
J O H A N N S E BA STI A N BA C H: B R A N D E N B U R G C O N C E RTO S (C H A M B E R)
Saturday, December 19, 2015 2:00 pm Run Time: 1 hour 35 minutes
• The Freiburger Barockorchester, Gottfried von der Goltz musical leader
• Brandenburg Concertos 1-6
LE H A R: TH E M E R RY W I D O W (O P E R A)
Saturday, Jan 16, 2016 2:00 pm Run Time: 2 hours 5 minutes
• D agmar Schellenberger, Rodney Gilfry, Chorus and Orchestra of the Zurich Opera House,
Franz Welser-Most conductor
Suggested donation $5 — payable at the door.
No registration required.
More information available at:
https:/ /sites.google.com/site/mlracommitteepages/Home/leasmusicastcommittee
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LOCATION
Payments may be made by check or credit
Medford Leas has two campuses. Most
card when registering by mail. Credit card
Pathways programs will be held in the
payments can also be accepted by phone
Medford Campus Community Building, other
at 609-654-3588.
programs will be held in the Lumberton
Campus Community Center. Use the following street addresses to find us on Google
Maps or MapQuest.
Medford Campus: One Medford Leas Way,
Medford, NJ 08055
Lumberton Campus: 180 Woodside Drive,
Lumberton, NJ 08048
Administrative offices are located on the
Medford Campus only.
See map on inside back cover.
Please note off-campus locations of
programs on pages 5, and 28; addresses
are listed in the course descriptions.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENTS
Please complete the registration form at
right for Pathways programs. There is no
fee or registration required for a number
of programs, while others require
payment and registration.
Payment is required by the paid registration
deadlines listed in this booklet. Refunds are
available if you cancel your registration ten or
more days in advance of the program date.
Please note: Some programs are designed
for a limited number of attendees to
enhance the program experience.
CANCELLATIONS
Occasionally programs may be rescheduled
or cancelled due to severe weather or
unexpected circumstances. To check on the
status of an event, call 609-654-3000.
PROGRAM & REGISTRATION QUESTIONS
Call 609-654-3588 during business hours,
Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
or
Email nonpayment registrations or questions
to pathways@medfordleas.net.
R E G I S T R AT ION
Medford Leas Pathways
R EG I STRATION FOR M S I DE 1
F U LL NAM E ( Please print as it appears on your check or credit card)
AD D R E S S C ITYSTATE Z I P C O D E
DAYTI M E P H O N E (R E Q U I R E D)
OTH E R P H O N E
E MAI L AD D R E S S ( Please note: Your personal information will not be shared with any outside parties.)
We will send attendance reminders for registered programs via email.
q My check is enclosed.
q I hearby authorize use of my credit card:
q VISA
q MasterCard
q Amex
q Discover
AC C O U NT N U M B E R E X P. DATECVV C O D E
S I G NATU R E
Turn to side two to select programs you wish to attend and figure the amount due.
Total Amount from side 2
Please fill out this form to register for events and send
with a check for your payment or credit card information to:
Pathways
Medford Leas
One Medford Leas Way
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Medford, NJ 08055
$_____________
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Medford Leas Pathways
R EG I STRATION FOR M S I DE 2
Please check the appropriate programs, enter the number of people attending and enter the total
fee per program. Place the total amount due for all programs on the front of this form and return
with your check or credit card information. Questions: call 609-654-3588.
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NUMBER X
FEE = SUBTOTAL
MEDFORD UNIV: MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES
Mondays, Sept 21, 28, Oct 5, 12, 19, 3:30 pm
________ q
WALK WITH THE DOCS WORKSHOP
Thursday, Sept 24, 10:00 am
________ $0N/A
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STRENGTH TRAINING WITH BANDS
Friday, Sept 25, 10:00 am
________ $0N/A
NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Saturday, Sept 26, 3:00 pm ________ $75
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PLANT SWAP
Tuesday, Sept 29, 10:00 am
________ $0N/A
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POETRY WORKSHOP
Saturday, Sept 26, 1:30 pm ________ $15
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CALLIGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Fridays, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 10:00 am ________ $15
__________
HIGHLIGHTS OF BARTON ARBORETUM
Wednesday, Oct 7, 10:00 am
________ $0N/A
RIGHT SIZE FLOWER GARDEN
Tuesday, Oct 13, 10:00 am
________ $0 N/A
GARDENING GURU SERIES
Session 1, Wednesday, Oct 14, 10:00 am
Session 2, Wednesday, Oct 21, 10:00 am
Session 3, Wednesday, Oct 28, 10:00 am
________ ________ ________ $0 $0 $0 N/A
N/A
N/A
MAKING YOUR FINAL WISHES KNOWN
Session 1, Monday, Oct 26, 10:00 am
Session 2, Monday, Nov 2, 10:00 am
________ ________ $0 $0 N/A
N/A
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BIRDERS FIELD TRIP TO BRIGANTINE
Friday, Oct 30, 8:00 am ________ $0 N/A
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MINDFULNESS MEDITATION WITH SELF-COMPASSION
Wednesday, Nov 4, 10:00 am
________ $0 N/A
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FRAUD
Mail Fraud, Tuesday, Nov 10, 10:00 am
Shredding, Tuesday, Nov 17, 10:00 am
________ ________ $0 $0 N/A
N/A
________ $0 N/A
WHAT HAPPENS TO EYES AS WE AGE
Friday, Nov 13, 10:00 am
________ $0 N/A
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WREATH MAKING
Lumberton, Mon, Nov 30, 10:00 am or 2:00 pm (circle time)
Medford, Tues, Dec 1, 10:00 am or 2:00 pm (circle time)
________ ________ $20
$20
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__________
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EAT HEARTY AND HEALTHY
Thursday, Dec 3, 11:00 am or 4:00 pm (circle time)
________ $0 N/A
MY LIFE AS A STORYTELLER
Saturday, Dec 5, 11:00 am
________ $0 N/A
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TALK TO THE ANIMALS
Wednesday, Nov 11, 10:00 am
Total Amount $35
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PROGRAM
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Medford Campus:
One Medford Leas Way, Medford, NJ 08055
Lumberton Campus:
180 Woodside Drive, Lumberton, NJ 08048
For information about moving
For information about arboretum tours
to our community:
and/or community relations matters:
Annie Mazur, Director of Marketing
Jane Weston, Director of Development and
609-654-3000, 609-654-3420
Community Relations
or 1-800-331-4302
609-654-3007 or 1-800-331-4302
AnnieMazur@medfordleas.net
JaneWeston@medfordleas.net
A PDF version of this booklet and registration form are available online at:
www.medfordleas.org.
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