Information about the film, time and place is not available until the Friday before the movie date. Info or RSVP: Sue at aeg2978@cox.net, 602.996.8847. Sue may also be reached on her cell ONLY on the date of the movie at 602.505.2159. Please let Sue know if you wish to be on her email list.
This class is open to the general public in addition to our members. It is offered free of charge as a community service to promote good health. The class will be held in the Social Hall of Temple Beth Sholom of the East Valley.
Class repeats Wednesdays
Film Festival: The Brothers Warner
Sept. 30, 7 pm
Film about filmmakers Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack Warner
Tucson Jewish Community Center
3800 E River Road, Tucson
Presented by Arizona Opera
Tucson JCC: 520-299-3000
Managing the Medicare Maze
Are you confused about all of the mailings you are getting about Medicare Advantage and Medigap Plans? October 15 begins the Open Enrollment period for you to make changes and enroll if you did not enroll when you were eligible. An informative session will address the differences between the various Supplemental plans available and how they cover Long Term Care Insurance.
Sponsored by Jewish Family & Children’s Service at the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus, 12701 N Scottsdale Road, with support from the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun JCC. Presented by David Weiner of Weiner Insurance.
Free. Light refreshments.
RSVP to Janet Arnold, Senior Concierge at 480-599-7198 or janet.arnold@jfcsaz.org
CONNECTING SENIORS TO SERVICES
Get Questions Answered!
9 am-1 pm at Granite Reef Senior Center, 1700 N Granite Reef Road in Scottsdale
Participating agencies: Area Agency on Aging; Region One, Benefits Assistance Program
Community Legal Services
Social Security Administration
Az Department of Transportation – AZ ID Cards
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
and more
Scottsdale Police Dept. will be collecting unwanted/expired prescription and over-the-counter meds for disposal.
Sponsored by the City of Scottsdale
Free and open to all – call Tricia at 480-312-8451 for additional information
Special Kabbalat Shabbat Service for young families to welcome the Sabbath with stories and songs, followed by kid-friendly Shabbat dinner. RSVP needed by Sept. 25.
The book selection is A Replacement Life by Boris Fishman . Book discussions are held once a month and are open to everyone. We discuss selected books by Jewish authors or with Jewish content, and share our experiences, reactions, and ideas. Moderators facilitate each discussion.
NEW! “So You Think You Can Dance?” Bring the whole family for our Simhat Torah celebration, starting with appetizers, Caesar salad, deli platters, fruit & more (alcohol will be offered). At 6:13pm, share in CAI’s traditional Hakafot as we celebrate with Israeli singing and dancing, and refreshments (there will be a children’s holiday-related activity in another room). Get a guided tour from Creation to Mt. Sinai as the Torah is completely unrolled to encircle all who attend! THERE IS NO CHARGE TO ATTEND DINNER; however, reservations are required by Oct. 2.