1. religion and spirituality
2. judaism

Jewish
Community
Center
March 2015 Adar/Nisan 5775
“The J is a home away
from home. It’s a place
to create and bring out
what’s inside me. The art
classes have helped me
live up to my potential.”
- Jeannine Fox
Passover Luncheon
March 26th See Page 7
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The Heritage Center 65+ is a
program of the Jewish Community
Center of Greater Kansas City made
possible by major funding from
the Jewish Heritage Foundation
of Greater Kansas City, Jewish
Federation of Kansas City and the
United Way of Greater Kansas City.
Office Hours
8:30am-4:30pm
Mission
The mission of the Heritage
Center of the Jewish Community
Center is to encourage senior
adults age sixty-five and above
to participate in educational,
cultural, spiritual, fitness and social
programs in order to decrease
the potential for isolation and to
increase connection to the Jewish
Community. The focus of the
program is on self - determination
and self - direction in order to
promote independence.
Contributions
The Heritage Center’s Tree of Life is a great opportunity to remember and
honor someone you love. A gift of just $100 or more will purchase an
engraved leaf that will proudly be displayed on the Tree of Life located within
the Heritage Center. See a member of the Heritage Center staff for more
information.
Remember the Heritage Center
in your will or trust
Thank You to our December donors:
Bradley & Elizabeth
Appelbaum
Linda Gurin
Michael Rogovein
Marjorie Jerwick
Ben & Debra Rubin
Gwendolyn Cockrell
Robert & Sharon
Kleban
Arlene Shalinsky
Stephen Feinstein
Sharon Cohen
Billie Lash
Merrill Goldberg
Nancy Cox
Nouri & Claudette Levy
Sonny Jaben
Fran Emmer
Babs & Bill Lowenstein
Leatrice Endlich
Jack Miller
Larry Fewell
Suzanne Miller
Bonnie Rosen
Jeannine & Marty Fox
Shirley Novorr
Phil Rubenstein
Bernard Fried
Elinore Penner
Vivian Schlozman
Charles & Elaine Gilbert
Janet Price
Larry Green
Adele Price-Mushkin
Heritage Center Senior
Committee
Rod Minkin, Chairman
Bernie Brownstein
Billie Lash
Alice Lewinsohn
Mike Rogovein
Arlene Shalinsky
Ann Stern
Sam & Janice Balot
Khatskel Shvartsblat
Harriet Siess
Shelly Silverman
Carol Spachman
Ann Stern
Paula Suroff
Terry Tull
Mary Jane Weeks
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Fine Arts
CERAMICS
Monday
10:00am – 11:30am
Ceramics Studio
Cost: $90 per session
Thursday 12:30pm – 2:00pm Ceramics Studio Cost: $90 per session
Students work with raw clay to create individual works through pinch, coil and slab methods. Your personal masterpiece will
be hand-built, glazed and kiln-fired all here at the Heritage Center. Supplies included. Skill Level: All
FOUNDATIONS OF ART
Wednesday
10:00am – 12:00pm
Art Studio
Cost: $90 per session
12:30pm – 2:30pm Art Studio Cost: $90 per session
3:00pm – 5:00pm Art Studio Cost: $90 per session
This is an introductory art class where students explore a variety of well-known painting, drawing and mixed media techniques
to determine their personal areas of interest. Supplies included. Skill Level: Beginner
PAINTING/DRAWING/PORTRAITS
Thursday
10:00am – 12:00pm
Art Studio
Cost: $90 per session
2:30pm – 4:30pm Art Studio Cost: $90 per session
Choose from a variety of media to create works of art. Students select their own subject matter and work individually. Gentle
guidance is given to learn new techniques. Supplies included. Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate
ADVANCED PAINTING/DRAWING/PORTRAITS
Monday
12:00pm – 2:00pm
Art Studio
Cost: $90 per session
2:30pm – 4:30pm Art Studio Cost: $90 per session
Students use their acquired skills to create works of art in a variety of media. Students select their own subject matter and work
individually to create works of art specific to their liking. Supplies included. Skill Level: Advanced
4 Health & Fitness
EXERCISE PUNCH CARD
5-punch$21
10-punch
$35 Purchase a 5 or 10-punch card and utilize it for the
Heritage Center exercise classes listed below. Just bring your punch card to class and the instructor will take care of the rest.
Cards may be purchased at the J’s front lobby desk or in the Heritage Center office.
ZUMBA GOLD
Wednesday
9:00am – 10:00am
Studio 3
Cost: 1 punch
Get to groovin’ at your own pace! Join this fun, easy to follow program that lets you move to the beat of your own speed.
Invigorating dance-fitness class filled with a medley of dance styles including merengue, salsa, cha-cha, belly dance, tango,
and more. Zumba Gold turns these dances into a fun workout that builds cardiovascular health by challenging the heart and
working the muscles of the hips, legs, and arms with dance moves. This class meets each Wednesday. Instructor: Lynda Kuchta
GENTLE PILATES
Tuesday
11:00am – 11:45am
Studio 3
Cost: 1 punch
Thursday
9:00am – 9:45am
Studio 3
Cost: 1 punch
Gentle Pilates is an ordered series of exercises that help build flexibility, muscle strength and endurance. All floor work.
Instructor: Susan Kivett
ONE HOUR TOTAL FIT
Monday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Studio 2
Cost: 1 punch
Wednesday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Studio 3
Cost: 1 punch
One Hour Total Fit is a conditioning class working on muscle strength, endurance, balance and flexibility.
Instructor: Christine Van Mol
GENTLE FLOOR YOGA
Monday
9:00am – 10:00am
Studio 2
Cost: 1 punch
Gentle Floor Yoga classes are designed to open the body, stretch and tone the muscles, increase inner-awareness and also bring
a sense of peace within. Join instructor Susan Kivett as she leads this ever-popular class.
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KINESIS
Monday
8:30am – 9:00am
Kinesis Suite
Cost: 1 punch
Tuesday
12:00pm – 12:30pm
Kinesis Suite
Cost: 1 punch
Thursday
11:00am - 11:30am
Kinesis Suite
Cost: 1 punch
Friday
11:00am – 11:30am
Kinesis Suite
Cost: 1 punch
Friday
11:30am – 12:00pm
Kinesis Suite
Cost: 1 punch
Kinesis has an emphasis on controlled movements that help promote muscle strength, balance, flexibility and cardiovascular
fitness. Instructor: Susan Kivett
CHAIR YOGA
Tuesday
9:15am – 10:15am
Studio 1
Cost: FREE
Thursday
9:15am – 10:15am
Studio 1
Cost: FREE
Chair Yoga includes stretching poses (asanas), breath work (prana yama) and meditation for the purpose of promoting flexibility
and mobility. Instructor: Robin Jaffe
BUMP & GRIND FOR BODY AND MIND
Tuesday, March 10
1:00pm – 2:00pm
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
In this class, learn basic burlesque/cabaret movements and techniques with modifications for various levels of ability. For
most exercises, the ability to sit, stand, and walk forward, backward, and to each side without assistance is required. However,
portions of the class will benefit even chair-bound individuals, and each presentation is tailored to the abilities of the attendees.
CARDIO FITNESS
Monday
10:00am – 10:45am
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
Tuesday
10:00am – 10:45am
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
Wednesday
10:00am – 10:45am
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
Thursday
10:00am – 10:45am
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
Friday
10:00am – 10:45am
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
This low-impact class focuses on cardiovascular endurance, strength, flexibility and balance. Participants can sit or stand as
exercises can be modified for all ages and abilities.
VISITING NURSE
Tuesday, March 31
9:00am – 10:30am
Heritage Center
Blood Pressure readings are offered each month and glucose tests will be available in the odd months. The glucose test does
require a 2-hour fast. Appointments are not required.
6 Special Events
SURVEY OF CARAVAGGIO – RENAISSANCE ART CLASS
Thursday, March 12
12:30pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
Sal LoGiudice invites you to join him for this free class to learn more about the Renaissance Arts, concentrating on selected
paintings by Caravaggio. See paintings like Bacchus, Judith and Holofernes, Medusa, Supper at Emmaus, and many more!
Discussions will include surveying his work, art style and life. Please RSVP to (913) 327.8044.
PASSOVER LUNCHEON
Thursday, March 26
11:30am-12:30pm
MAC Room
Cost: $9
Enjoy matzo ball soup and a traditional seder meal led by a local Rabbi. The seder begins promptly at 11:30am followed by
the luncheon. Non-refundable, prepaid reservations are required by March 19. Cost: $9 “And this day shall become a memorial
for you, and you shall observe it as a festival for the L-RD, for your generations, as an eternal decree shall you observe it. For seven days
you shall eat unleavened bread, but on the first day you shall remove the leaven from your homes ... you shall guard the unleavened bread,
because on this very day I will take you out of the land of Egypt; you shall observe this day for your generations as an eternal decree.”
-Exodus 12:14-17
SMART MEN
Tuesday, March 17
8:30am-9:30am
MAC Room
Cost: Donations
Join us for SMART Men (Sports Minded Adults Reminiscing Together) and enjoy a complimentary breakfast at 8:30am and
listen to our guest speaker at 9:00am. This month’s speaker is TBD.
MOVIE MATINEE – Elsa & Fred
Monday, March 9
12:45 pm
Heritage Center
Cost: FREE
This charming romantic comedy finds Elsa, a gregarious retiree who’s as lively as the New Orleans streets outside her
apartment. When straight-laced widower Fred moves into her apartment building, the two fight and flirt like old lovers.
Fred just wants to be left alone, but she won’t hear of it! This spirited script was adapted from an original film that played in
theaters in Latin America for a year and spawned a successful stage play. (PG-13 / 97 minutes)
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Recreation
BRIDGE LESSONS & PLAY
Monday
1:00pm – 4:00pm
Heritage Center
Cost: FREE
Want to get back in the game but need to refresh your skills? Each week instructor Bob Kleban teaches a Bridge lesson to help
keep your skills sharp. The lesson is followed by open play with other students. New players contact the Heritage Center at
(913) 327.8046 for more information.
HERITAGE SINGERS
Wednesday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Heritage Center
Cost: FREE
Experience the camaraderie and gain some insight into the wonderful world of music with Alice Lewinsohn & Paula Suroff.
CHESS
Tuesday
1:00pm – 4:00pm
MAC Room
Cost: FREE
Whether a current player or new to chess,
this club is great to keep your skills fresh.
Just as CHESS is a challenging game, its
origin is a difficult puzzle. It has been written
that the game of CHESS began in India
around 600 A.D then in Persia around 700
A.D. Whatever its origin, it has always been
known as a game of Kings and of battles
won and lost. New players are welcome and
encouraged to attend.
Heritage Center Chess Club
8 Education
AGING WELL: PRACTICAL BRAIN &
BODY FITNESS (CLASS INTRO)
Tuesday, March 10
12:30pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
Join Sharon Lowenstein-Poisner for this brief presentation that will introduce participants to what will become a monthly
one-hour seminar offering practical information on the latest research regarding aging well. Sharon recently completed a fiveyear weekly offering on this topic for the Heritage Center and continues to teach at Johnson County Community College. At
this introduction class, she will discuss her sources, methods and goals. Over time, she will sort through nutritional conflicts,
identify specific benefits associated with various types of physical and mental exercise, discuss potential ways in which the
choices we make on a daily basis influence both the structure and function of our brains, and much more.
THUMB ACHES & PAINS
Tuesday, March 3
10:00am
Saint Luke’s Wellness Ctr
Cost: FREE
Are your thumbs causing aches and pains and limiting your activities or crafting? Find out what is normal and what is not with
this tricky joint – and how aging affects your thumbs. You’ll take home valuable tips to keep your thumbs healthy. Preregister
through the Saint Luke’s concierge line at (816) 932.5100.
FALL PREVENTION
Tuesday, March 10
9:00am
Saint Luke’s Wellness Ctr
Cost: FREE
Falls happen all the time for so many reasons, and can be especially devastating to seniors. This presentation will discuss key
risk factors for falls and how to reduce these risks. It will also include simple exercises designed to help increase balance,
strength, and coordination for fall prevention. Preregister through the Saint Luke’s concierge line at (816) 932.5100.
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Education
REACHING A HEALTHY WEIGHT
Tuesday, March 24
6:00pm
Saint Luke’s Wellness Ctr
Cost: FREE
Reaching and maintaining a healthy weight is important for overall health and can help you prevent and control many diseases
and conditions. You’ll also feel good about yourself and have more energy to enjoy life. This presentation will cover BMI, waist
circumference, and eating behaviors that will help you reach your goals. Preregister through the Saint Luke’s concierge line at
(816) 932.5100.
DOC TALK: BREATH IS LIFE
Tuesday, March 31
9:00pm
Saint Luke’s Wellness Ctr
Cost: FREE
Pulmonologist John P. Greenwood, M.D., will discuss the anatomy and physiology of our lungs and how they work. Learn the
various conditions and diseases that can cause problems with breathing or with the lungs themselves. We’ll cover a variety
of conditions from asthma, COPD, lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, and sleep apnea. Preregister through the Saint Luke’s
concierge line at (816) 932.5100.
CONVERSATION CAFÉ
Wednesday
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Conf. Rm. A
Cost: FREE
Led by Bob Gast, cafés are unique because their intent is to foster inquiry, involving minds and hearts, rather than debate. No
registration required.
HOT TOPICS: JEWISH NEWS, IDEAS AND CULTURE
Thursday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Board Room
Cost: FREE
This series features a spotlight on the most talked about and meaningful issues of our time. Led by popular facilitator, Bob
Gast. No registration required.
ESL
Tuesday
9:30am – 11:00am
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
Thursday
9:30am – 11:00am
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
This course introduces students to basic structures and vocabulary of the English language through the skills of reading,
writing, speaking and listening. Students learn strategies in order to advance their reading, listening and pronunciation skills.
Instructor: Svetlana Sorkin
10 ADVANCED ESL
Tuesday
10:30am – 12:00pm
Club Rm 3
Cost: FREE
Thursday
10:30am – 12:00pm
Club Rm 3
Cost: FREE
This course is an extension of the skills learned previously in Basic ESL. It focuses on syntax, continued vocabulary
development, reading, listening comprehension, and speaking and pronunciation skills. Instructor: Robin Jaffe
JUDAIC STUDIES
Tuesday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
Thursday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
This introductory course will explore the many philosophical and methodological questions which emerge from the study of
religious thought. Instructor: Svetlana Sorkin
DRAMA
Monday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
With over 20 years experience as a drama instructor, Marilyn Harrison leads this interactive and enjoyable class.
Walk-ins welcome.
BOOK CLUB
1st Thursday
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Conf. Rm A
Cost: FREE
Books are provided by the Heritage Center through the Johnson County Library. A new title is distributed at each meeting and
discussed at the next. Discussed in March will be Me Before You by JoJo Moyes. Distributed in March will be Hunger Games by
Suzanne Collins. For more information please call (913) 327.8046
LENDING LIBRARY/COMPUTER LAB
Looking for your next good book? Want to do a quick check of your emails? Just across the hall from the Heritage Center is
a lending library and computer lab. Take a book you like and just bring it back when you’re done. Internet access is free. See
the Heritage Center staff for more information.
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Nutrition
BUBBE’S KITCHEN
Don’t feel like cooking? How about keeping a little
bit of Bubbe’s Kitchen in your freezer for a quick and
easy meal? Bubbe’s Kitchen is Vaad Supervised. The following items are available for sale:
Blintzes $7
Cabbage Rolls $6
Matzo Ball Soup $3
Salmon Patties $5
Mushroom Barley Soup $3
Spaghetti Sauce $3
HERITAGE CENTER LUNCH PROGRAM
Reservations/Cancellations 1-10 days in advance - Call (913) 327.8243
Reservations/Cancellations Same Day - Call (913) 327.8043
Lunch is $5 for individuals 65 and older. Younger family members and friends are welcome to join you for lunch at a fee
of $7. Service is at Noon. Walkins after 10:00am without prior reservation will be charged $7. A standard meal of gefilte
fish, chips, beets and applesauce will be provided. Alternative entrees of garden salad, egg salad, gefilte fish or tuna salad are
available with prior notice by 10:00am.
March 2015 Menu
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
10 of Adar
11 of Adar
Veggie Burger
(D)
12 of Adar
Salami, Cabbage &
Potatoes (M)
13 of Adar
Spaghetti & Meat
Sauce (M)
14 of Adar
Vegetable Chicken
Stew (D)
15 of Adar
Baked Chicken
(M)
16 of Adar
th
th
th
1
17th of Adar
2
18th of Adar
Tuna Salad (D)
8
24 of Adar
2nd of Nisan
16
3rd of Nisan
Tomato & Cheese
Casserole
22
9 of Nisan
th
29
Smart Men
8:30am
27 of Adar
Russian Salad
(M)
30
17
24
5
21st of Adar
Taco Salad (D)
Renaissance Art
Class 12:30pm
11
12
28 of Adar
Salmon Patty
(D)
th
4th of Nisan
BBQ Chicken Sandwich
(M)
23
10 of Nisan
Pastrami Sandwich
(M)
th
10
th
th
4
20th of Adar
Leek & Mushroom
Quiche (D)
26 of Adar
Blintzes (D)
th
15
12 9
25 of Adar
Bagels & Lox
(D)
th
3
19th of Adar
Chili (M)
Movie Matinee
12:45pm
th
5th of Nisan
Tuna Casserole
(D)
th
5:58pm
6
22nd of Adar
Cabbage Roll
(M)
7:06pm
13
th
19
6th of Nisan
Baked Chicken
(D)
Passover Luncheon
11:30am 26
25
7:12pm
14
1 of Nisan
st
20
7th of Nisan
Baked Salmon
(D)
7:19pm
7
23rd of Adar
29 of Adar
Stuffed Peppers
(M)
th
18
th
21
8th of Nisan
27
28
11 of Nisan
Hot Dog
(M)
th
31
D-DairyM-Meat
Coming Soon
JAMESPORT, MO AMISH
COLONY – DAY TRIP
Tuesday, April 14
8:00am
Heritage Center
Cost: $35
We will arrive at the Old Order Amish Colony of Jamesport, MO at approximately 10:00am. A
local guide will join our group and share with us his life experiences with the gentle, fascinating
folks of his home town. You will be filled with the Amish culture and lifestyles as we tour the
Amish farmlands, the H&M Country Store, bakeries and quilt shops. We will also get to attend a
flower sale that is only available a few times throughout the spring months. At noon, we will take
a short break from the tour and enjoy lunch at the Gingerich Dutch Pantry. We will have two
12-passenger vans and we will depart from the Heritage Center circle drive at 8:00am, returning
at approximately 5:00pm. The cost of this trip includes transportation and tour fees. The meal
will be on your own w/salad bar, buffet and menu options. There will be a moderate amount of
walking required. To reserve your spot, or for more info, please call (913) 327.8044 or
(913) 327.8046. Van space is limited and payment is required to hold your spot.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
Directed by Sidonie Garrett
with Gary Neal Johnson as Shylock
March 19th & 21st
7:30 pm
White Theater
March 22nd
2:00pm
White Theater
March 26th
7:30pm
Johnson County
Community College
March 27th & 28th
8:00pm
Johnson County
Community College
March 29th
2:00pm
Johnson County
Community College
The Jewish moneylender Shylock makes a loan to Antonio.
Their loan contract, steeped in prejudice and centered on a “pound of flesh,” sweeps the two men and everyone in their
worlds into chaos. Only the insightful Portia can imagine a way forward, but for her and those she loves, even “the quality of
mercy” has its limits. One of Shakespeare’s most controversial plays, The Merchant of Venice is a complex tale of hatred, love,
revenge and betrayal. Both a comic love story and a passionate discourse on justice and mercy, this magnificent tragicomedy
will have you asking “who are the heroes and who are the villains?” Produced by the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival.
Rated PG. Tickets are available through the White Theatre box office at (913) 327.8054 or [email protected]
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OF MICE AND MEN
By John Steinbeck
Directed by Bill Christie
April 11, 16, 18 7:30 pm
White Theatre
April 12
2:00 pm White Theatre
April 19
4:30 pm
White Theatre
(The Nobel Prize-winning American writer John Steinbeck brings his birthplace, California’s
Salinas Valley, to memorable life in this touching and tragic play. Two friends, George and
Lennie, drift from farm to farm, dreaming of a piece of land to call their own. When Lennie
runs into trouble, George must choose between his friend or staying the course to fulfill his dreams. A story of friendship,
loneliness, racism and the struggle for personal independence, Of Mice and Men is the tale of the poignant journey of two
people striving for a better life and a little piece of the American Dream. Rated PG-13 Tickets are available through the
White Theatre box office at (913) 327.8054 or [email protected]
Extended Travel
Joslyn Art Museum
EXPLORING OMAHA NEBRASKA
MAY 5 – 6, 2015
Day 1
For more than a quarter century, Louie M’s Burger Lust
has been THE Omaha destination for lovers of tremendously
tasty burgers. We’ll start our Omaha adventure off right
with lunch at award winning Louie M’s Burgers (vegetarian
options available). After lunch enjoy a stroll through The
Old Market Entertainment District. This historic area has
been transformed in recent years into a lively boutique
shopping, dining, and nightlife destination.
Dinner is planned at top rated Biaggi’s Ristorante
Italiano (subject to change). Enjoy a delicious house salad,
your choice of dijon crusted salmon or chicken parmesan,
then top it all off with some great tasting Gelati. Our
overnight stay will be at the New Victorian Inn.
Day 2
After a complimentary breakfast at the Inn, the group will
depart for Omaha’s number one attraction, the Henry Doorly
Zoo and Aquarium. The Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium
is world renowned. It features a huge zoo complex, an
aquarium, world’s largest indoor rain forest, as well as the
largest indoor desert and geodesic dome.
Henry Doorly Zoo
Old Market District
Next it’s onto the Joslyn Art Museum, a premier center for
the visual arts for over 80 years. With art from ancient times
to the present, its emphasis is on 19th and 20th century
European and American Art along with Art of the American
West.
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in small town Ashland, NE features not only great food but
an old fashioned ice cream parlor. Many of the rich historical
features have been preserved in downtown Ashland,
including the traditional brick streets and original buildings.
The group will then tour the Strategic Air and Space
Museum. The museum is home to an extraordinary
collection of aircraft and cold war artifacts that makes it
one of the premier aviation museums in the nation. The
glass atrium is a breathtaking structure constructed of
525 glass panels that encase the awesome Lockheed SR-71
Blackbird.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
POLICY
In the event of inclement weather, all Heritage Center
programs are canceled anytime Blue Valley School District
has canceled classes. For verification, members may call
the Heritage Center reservation line at (913) 327.8243 for a
recorded message. If there is no message, programs will be
held as normal.
Air Museum
The bus departs the Jewish Community Center, White
Theater entrance, at 8:00 am on Tuesday, May 5, 2015 and
returns on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 about 7:00 pm. The cost
is $270 pp double occupancy and $310 single occupancy
for members and is $295 pp double occupancy and $339
pp single occupancy for non-members. The cost includes
transportation, lodging, entrance fees and meals (two lunches,
one breakfast, one dinner). Moderate walking is required.
Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Reservations
must be made by April 3.
Contact the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044.
Thank you to our funders
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
The J Main Reception Desk...................................(913) 327.8000
Heritage Center Reception Desk.........................(913) 327.8044
Lunch/General Reservation Line........................(913) 327.8243
Jewish
Community
Center
Transportation Reservations/
Cancellations.............................................................(816) 777.1115
Sandra Greason, Heritage Ctr.
Director.......................................................................(913) 327.8042
Administrative Assistant..................................... (913) 327.8044
Jeff Spradlin, Program Coordinator
.......................................................................................(913) 327.8046
Kitchen/Janie Weeks/Carrie Brandt/Andy Tann
Same Day Lunch Reservations.............................(913) 327.8043
An Official Corporate Sponsor of the Jewish Community Center
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