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May/June 2019 • Nisan/ Iyyar/ Sivan 5779TheJKC.org/HeritageCenter

Mother‘s Day LuncheonTuesday , May 7, 12:00pm | page 5

Jewish Genealogy5-part Series be-ginning May 23,1:00pm | page 11

Happy HourWednesday, May 22Wednesday, June 194:00pm | page 6

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The Heritage Center is a program of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City serving older adults. It is made possible with major funding from the Menorah 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

MissionThe mission of the Heritage Center is to positively impact our community by creating opportunities for healthy aging in a welcoming Jewish environment.

Marcia CarrStephen FeinsteinEfi KamaraDonna KrichiverBillie LashLoretta Levine

Rod MinkinMike RogoveinPhil RubensteinVivian SchlozmanAnn Stern

Membership

The Heritage Center is an important part of the Jewish Community Center. To ensure we can provide the best services to our participants, a nominal membership fee has been established. Individuals who currently have a senior single, senior couple, or lifetime membership of The J automatically qualify for a Heritage Center membership without having to pay the $60 annual fee. While membership is not a requirement to participate, members receive many benefits listed below.

Membership Highlights• $60 annual fee

• Receive Member-only pricing on Heritage Center programs and services

• Attend or enroll in Member-only events and programs

• Receive early registration for day trips, extended travel and special events

• Prime Times delivered to your home

Financial assistance is available to those unable to pay. Inquire at the Heritage Center reception desk.

Heritage Center Committee

The Heritage Center Committee is an advisory committee of the Heritage Center. The purpose of the committee is to identify the needs and interests of older adults.

Interested in learning more or serving on the committee? Contact Sandra Greason, Director of the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8042.

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Water FitTuesdaysThursdays

1:00pm-2:00pm1:00pm-2:00pm Indoor Pool

Cost: Free (Members Only)This class is low-impact and great for those just getting started on an exercise routine. Instructor: Bonnie Pennington

Visiting NurseWednesdays, May 8June 12

9:00am-10:30am Heritage Center

Cost: FreeBlood pressure readings are offered each month and glucose tests will be available in the odd months. The glucose test does require a 12-hour fast. Appointments are not required.

Enhanced FitnessMondaysWednesdaysFridays

10:00am-11:00am10:00am-11:00am10:00am-11:00am

MAC Rm

Cost: FreeEnhanced Fitness focuses on dynamic cardiovascular exercise, strength training, balance, and flexibility — everything older adults need to maintain health and function as they age. This evidence-based group exercise program is adaptable for adults of all fitness levels.

Cardio FitnessTuesdaysThursdays

10:00am-10:45am10:00am-10:45am MAC Rm

Cost: FreeThis low-impact class focuses on cardiovascular endurance, strength, flexibility, and balance. Participants can sit or stand. Exercises can be modified for all ages and abilities.

Chair YogaTuesdaysThursdays

9:30am-10:30am9:30am-10:30am Studio 1

Cost: FreeChair Yoga includes stretching poses (asanas), breath work (prana yama) and meditation for the purpose of promoting flexibility and mobility. Instructor: Angela Minard

Hearing Aid Checks, Cleanings & ScreeningsWednesday, June 12

9:00am-12:00pm Board Room

Cost: FreeHearing loss is linked to many things that impact your quality of life including career, relationships, physical, and mental health. Protect your health by taking advantage of free screenings at the Heritage Center through American Hearing and Audiology. Free hearing screenings, hearing aid checks, and hearing aid cleanings available. Hearing aid checks and cleanings are drop-in only. Swtop by the table in the Galleria outside Conference Room A. Hearing screenings take 20 minutes and are by appointment only between 9:00am-12:00pm. For hearing screening appointments contact the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044. The next scheduled visit is September 11.

Health & Fitness בריאות וכושר

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Exercise Punch Card5-punch $21 (Members only)

10-punch $35 (Members only)

Just bring your punch card to class and the instructor will take care of the rest. Cards may be purchased in the Heritage Center or the Member Experience Desk. A 5-punch card expires after 3 months. A 10-punch card expires after 4 months.

Gentle Floor YogaMondays & Fridays | 9:00am-9:45am | Studio 1Cost: 1 punchInstructor: VariesGentle 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.

One Hour Total FitMondays & Wednesdays | 11:15am-12:00pm | Studio 1Cost: 1 punchInstructor: VariesOne Hour Total Fit is a conditioning class working on muscular strength, endurance, balance and flexibility. T’ai Chi

Mondays & Wednesdays | 9:00am-10:00am | Studio 3Cost: 1 punchInstructor: Alan KarchmerGain freedom from potential falls using basic movements to increase balance and flexibility. The class is easy to follow and beginners are not only welcomed, but encouraged.

Gentle PilatesTuesdays | 10:30am-11:15am | GX2Cost: 1 punchInstructor: VariesGentle Pilates is an ordered series of exercises that help build flexibility, muscular strength and endurance. All floor work.

The following exercise classes are under the direction of Fitness + Sports + Aquatics at The J. As a benefit to J Members, those with a senior single, senior couple, or lifetime membership may attend these classes free of charge. Heritage Center Members who have paid the membership fee may participate in these classes after purchasing an exercise punch card (see prices below). Any questions regarding class time, location, schedule, cancellations or instructors should be directed to the Group Exercise Coordinator at (913) 327.8081. For the latest on class schedules and cancellations, go to

Health & Fitness בריאות וכושר

Senior Health Insurance Counseling for Kansas (SHICK)WednesdaysFridays

9:00am-12:00pm2:00pm-5:00pm Club Rm 3

Meet with a Medicare trained volunteer counselor to learn

about Medicare benefits and enrollment processes. All

SHICK volunteers are trained by the Kansas Department

for Aging and Disability Services and undergo background

checks. Call (785) 242.7200 to schedule an appointment.

TheJKC.org/GX

PAD Screening

Peripheral Arterial Disease

Wednesday, May 22

9:00am-12:0pm

FREE | Conference Room A

Schedule your free 15 min. screening.

Call the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044

Senior Care Services

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Special Eventsאירועים מיוחדים

Yom HaShoahPath to Genocide: An Overview of the Holocaust

Wednesday, May 1 1:00pm-2:00pm MAC Rm

Cost: Free

Although most people have some knowledge about the Holocaust, few have the framework to approach this enormous topic from a perspective of path and process. This talk will discuss the beginnings of the Nazi state in 1933, changes to German society, the development of the final solution, and into Germany conquering more and more of the European continent. Additional topics covered: ghettos, killing actions in the East, the camp system, Auschwitz. Dr. Shelly Cline, Historian at the Midwest Center for Holocaust Education in Overland Park, KS will be presenting. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Kansas. Pre-register with the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044.

Movie Matinee - A Star is BornMonday, May 13 12:45pm

White

Theatre

Cost: Free

Seasoned musician Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) discovers-and falls in love with-struggling artist Ally (Lady Gaga). Just as she is about to give up on her dream to make it big as a singer, Jack coaxes her into the spotlight. As Ally’s career takes off, the personal side of their relationship is breaking down as Jack fights an ongoing battle with his own internal demons. Rated R. Running time 2 hr 16 min.

Mother’s Day LuncheonTuesday, May 7 12:00pm

Heritage

Center

Cost: $8 Members; $10 Non-Member

Mothers, daughters, and friends are invited to join us for a fun and energetic Mother’s Day luncheon celebrating womanhood in all its roles. Enjoy entertainment by harpist Michael Oshiver. Entertainment is sponsored by Jim Badzin. Doors open at 11:30 am. Pre-registartion required by Friday, May 3.

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Special Events אירועים מיוחדים

Movie MatineeBohemian Rhapsody

Monday, June 10 12:45pmWhite

Theatre

Cost: Donations Accepted

Bohemian Rhapsody is a movie based on the true story of Queen’s journey from the start of the rock band to their now-legendary 1985 performance at the Live Aid concert in Wembley Stadium. The story chronicles lead singer Freddie Mercury’s tempestuous journey from an outcast immigrant struggling to find his place in a rejecting society to his becoming a beloved and world-famous artist. Rated PG-13, Running Time 2 hr 13 min.

Happy Hour - A Look Back in SongWednesday, May 22 4:00pm-5:30pm

Heritage

Center

Cost: Free

We’ll usher in Spring by taking a look back in song with singer Roy Allen. Roy was the lead singer in The Castleman during the 70’s and has performed and many venues including Sheik’s Tent. Enjoy folk, American, and classic music performed live. A look back in song is like turning the pages of a truly American songbook. Soulful vocals, harmony, and guitar are guaranteed to please. Enjoy delicious appetizers and drinks.

Happy Hour - Jazz in the AfternoonWednesday, June 19 4:00pm-5:30pm

Heritage

Center

Cost: Free

Enjoy drinks, great food, and the jazzy musical stylings of Tom and Isabella. The duo plays a variety of instruments and incorporates smooth vocals in their performance. Invite your friends and take advantage of this complimentary Heritage Center Happy Hour. Pre-register at the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044.

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Bridge Lessons & PlayMondays 1:00pm-4:00pm Heritage CenterCost: Member Free; Non-Member $2

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) 327.8044 for more information.

Recreation נופש

DramaMondays 11:00am-12:00pm Conf Rm ACost: Member Free; Non-Member $3

Maya Angelou said “Words mean more than what is set on paper. It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning.” Drama class is designed to explore the art of oral interpretation. We take the written word, discuss, interpret, and perform it in all its forms, whether it is drama, prose, or poetry. If you love literature, join us in bringing it and you alive! If you love to create, come improvise. Expand your world! Give it a try! Instructor, Marilyn Harrison, has spent a lifetime acting, directing and teaching.

Pins & FriendsMondays 1:00pm AMF College LanesCost: $5

The Heritage Center has partnered with AMF College Lanes to offer you an opportunity to bowl with friends at an extremely reduced price. For just $5, you will get a lane, shoes, and two games of bowling! AMF College Lanes is located at 10201 College Blvd. in Overland Park. Pre-register with the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044.

Knitting ClubTuesdays 12:30pm-2:30pm Conf Rm BCost: Free

If you have always wanted to learn to knit, here’s your chance! Relax, schmooze, and learn the basics with Lee Daniels. All levels welcome. Bring something to nosh, a size 10 needle and medium weight yarn. Pre-register with the Heritage Center at (913) 327. 8044.

ChessTuesdays 1:00pm-4:00pm MAC RmCost: Free

It has been written that the game of chess began in India around 600 C.E., then in Persia around 700 C.E. Whatever its origin, it has always been known as a game of kings and of battles won and lost. Whether a current player or new to chess, this club is great to keep your skills fresh. Players of all ages and abilities are welcome and encouraged to attend.

I feel accomplished when completing a

painting because I have never painted before. The Heritage Center

provides a great social outlet for me.

Letty Wasserman

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Nutrition תזונה ו

Heritage Center Lunch ProgramReservations/Cancellations

Call (913) 327.8044

Lunch is $6 for Members 65 and older. Fee for non-members and individuals younger than 65 is $8.

Service is at Noon. Walk-ins after 10 am without prior reservation will be charged $8 and accommodated upon availability. Alternative entrees of garden salad, egg salad, gefilte fish, or tuna salad are available with prior notice by 10 am.

All meals are kosher and supervised by the Vaad Hakashruth of Kansas City

I use both the fitness center and

the art classes. One gives me

great physical benefit and the other works

the creative side of my brain.

Deborah Hayes

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Hot Dog (M) Twice Baked Potato (D) Asian Chicken Salad (M) Potato Leek Soup (D) Stuffed Cabbage (M)

Honey Almond Chicken Breast (M)

Egg Salad (D) Eggplant Parmesan (D) Grilled Chicken Kabob (M) Baked Salmon (D)

Roasted Veggie Frittata (D)

Tuna Salad (D) Sloppy Joe Sandwich (M) Pot Pie (M) Chicken Street Tacos (M)

Salmon Patty (D) Pasta and Meatsauce (M) Veggie Pizza (D)Grilled Chicken Shwarma

Salad (M) Roasted Turkey (M)

Taco Salad (D) Tuna Casserole (D)BBQ Chicken Sandwich

(M)

Bagel & Lox (D)Roasted Red Pepper

Bisque (D)Meatball Sub (M) Pastrami Sandwich (M) Brisket (M)

Roasted Vegetable Frittata (D)

Chicken Chili (M) Tuna Salad (D) Hot Dog (M)Italian Sausage w/

Peppers (M)

Egg Salad (D) Lasagna Rolls (D) Polish Sausage (M) Salmon Patty (D) Beef Stew (M)

Veggie Chili (D)Black Bean Chipotle

Veggie Cheeseburger (D)Stuffed Shells (D) Salami & Potatoes (M)

Fried Rice W/ Sausage (M)

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Book Club 1:00pm

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Movie Matinee 12:45pm Aging Well 11:00am

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VNA 9:00am

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Hearing Screenings 9:00am

Jewish Genealogy, Part 1, 1:00pm

1 26th of Nisan 2 27th of Nisan

Yom HaShoah Program 12:15pm

Mother/Daughter 12:15pm AARP 9:00am

Happy Hour 4:00pm

Learn, Laugh, love 1:00pm

PAD Screening 9:00amGenetic Genealogy 1:00pm

Who is Esther Brown 1:00pm Happy Hour 4:00pm Senior Barn Players 1:00pm

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Education חינוך

AARP Driver SafetyThursday, May 9 9:00am-1:30pm Conf Rm B

Cost: AARP Member $15; Non-AARP Member $20

This course teaches proven driving techniques to help keep you and your loved ones safe on the road. The course will include: Important facts about the effects of medication on driving, how to reduce driver distractions, how to maintain the proper following distance behind another car, proper use of safety belts, air bags, anti-lock brakes and new technology found in cars today, techniques for handling left turns, right-of-way, and roundabouts, age-related physical changes and how to adjust your driving to compensate. Pre-register with the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044. Registration fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.

Learn, Laugh, LoveIs there a Mitzvah to be happy?

Thursday, May 16 1:00pm-2:00pm MAC Room

Cost: Free

Is there a Mitzvah to be happy? As every Jewish mother says of their children, “I just want them to be happy”. But what does G-d want? Do we score religious points when we’re happy? Discover the Joy of Jewish learning as Rabbi Katz takes you through traditional Jewish sources about happiness in pursuit of answering these questions. Pre-register with the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044.

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Medicare & YouSunday, May 19 1:00pm-3:00pm

Board

Room

Cost: Free Anyone about to turn 65 or already receiving Medicare should attend this class. The class will be taught by Larry Green, HIA, MHP, a retired 40-year veteran of the health insurance industry, specializing in regulatory compliance. Larry will discuss Medicare eligibility and enrollment, Parts A and B of Medicare, Prescription Drug Program, Medicare Supplements and Medicare Advantage Plans. Please bring your Medicare handbook. Pre-register with the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044.

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Conversation CaféWednesdays 12:30pm-1:30pm Conf Rm A Cost: Member Free; Non-Member $3

Led by Alan Edelman, 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

This series features a spotlight on the most talked about and meaningful issues of our time. Led by facilitator, Alan Edelman. No registration required. *Location may vary.

Thursdays 11:00am-12:00pm Board Room Cost: Member Free; Non-Member $3

Tech Time: Phone, Computer and Tablet Help

Do you need an introduction to Facebook? Are you wondering what Instagram and Snapchat are? Do you need a hand downloading apps onto your phone or tablet? Or are you just needing help navigating your way through the basic setup of your phone? If you’ve got questions, we’ve got answers. Get help with these and many other technological conundrums from Kandice Gerdes, J staff member. This course is designed to offer tailored help regarding questions you have surrounding the internet, social media, e-mail, and mobile devices. No device repair is offered. To schedule an appointment, please call (913) 327.8044. Appointments must be scheduled 24 hours in advance.

Mondays 11:00am-12:00pm Skills Lab Cost: Free

Education חינוך

Jewish Genealogy

5-part series

1:00-2:00 pm | MAC Room

Sponsored by the Heritage Center and Jewish Family Services

Dates and Topics:

May 23 - Genetic Genealogy -

DNA testing..how it works, what to expect, and what you can do with your results.

June 13 - Exploring JewishGen, Part 1

The online gateway - JewishGen. Learn how to use their resources

July 11 - Exploring Jewish Genealogy, Part 2

August 8 - Getting the most from online genealogy sites

September 12 - Putting it all together in your family tree software

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Education חינוך

Who is Esther Brown?Tuesday, June 18 1:00pm-2:00pm Board Room Cost: Free

Esther Swirk Brown, a crusader in education, committed her life to protecting the rights of a race of people ousted from the rest of society. Esther, married to Paul Brown, were residents of Leawood, Kansas and fought bigotry and threats to ensure all African American children in Northeast Johnson County and Kansas could attend the same schools as Whites. The case went to the United States Supreme Court in 1954. The Justices struck down the practice of separate but equal education facilities for the races. The story of Esther Brown will be told by Marlene Katz, storyteller, who had the privilege of speaking to Paul Brown, her husband, and writing her story in the booklet Peeks from the Past, Congregation B’nai Jehudah. Pre-register with the Heritage Center at (913) 327-8044

Do you have ideas for a program? Do you have a skill you’d like to share?Tell us about it. Contact Deb Brown at (913) 327.8046 or DebraB@thejkc.org.

Aging Well: Addressing Inflamation Tuesday, June 11 11:00am-12:00pm Board Room Cost: Member Free; Non-Member $3

Recent research identifies inflammation as a significant contributor to common dementias and numerous other illnesses. In this slide presentation, Sharon Lowenstein Poisner will differentiate beneficial and harmful inflammation, discuss latest findings regarding its benefits and harms, and identify the principal conditions that give rise to it. As always, she will include accepted, practical suggestions for dealing with it. Pre-registration is not required but is very much appreciated. Please call the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044.

Aging Well: Stress Management Monday, May 14 11:00am-12:00pm Board Room Cost: Member Free; Non-Member $3

In this update, Sharon Lowenstein Poisner will focus her slide presentation on current, scientifically supported research regarding attitudes, behaviors, and exercises that can help us manage stress better for the protection of our brains and bodies. Pre-registration is not required but is much appreciated. Please call the Heritage Center at (913) 327.8044.

Learn, Laugh, LoveSenior Barn Players Present: Phenomenal Women

Thursday, June 20 1:00pm-2:00pm MAC Room Cost: Free

Enjoy this theatrical presentation that provides an insightful look at six strong women, national and local, who have earned their rightful place in American History. Preregister with the Heritage Center (913) 327-8044.

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Painting/Drawing/PortraitsThursdays,May 9 - July 25(no class 5/30 & 7/4)

10:00am-12:00pm2:30pm-4:30pm Art Studio

Cost: $75 per 10 week session (Members Only)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. Instructor: Patricia Caviar. Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate

Advanced Painting/ Drawing/PortraitsMondays, May 6 - July 22(no class 5/27)

12:00pm-2:00pm2:30pm-4:30pm Art Studio

Cost: $82.50 per 11 week session (Members Only)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. Instructor: Patricia Caviar. Skill Level: Advanced.

Creative BeginningsTuesdays,May 7 - July 23 1:00pm-3:00pm Art Studio

Cost: $105 per 12 week session (Members Only)Find your inner creativity with instructor Gayle Faulkner. This class is for beginner to advanced students and will cover a variety of media with an emphasis on water color for this first session. Learn about composition, color, and value relationships, as well as the elements and principles of design. Supplies included. Skill Level: All

CeramicsMondays,May 6 - July 22(no class 5/27)

10:00am-11:30am Ceramic Studio

Thursdays,May 9 - July 25(no class 5/30 & 7/4))

12:30pm-2:00pm Ceramic Studio

Cost: $82.50 per 11 week session (Members Only)Cost: $75 per 10 week session (Members Only)

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. Instructor: Patricia Caviar. Skill Level: All

Foundations of ArtWednesdaysMay 8 - July 24(no class 5/29)

10:00am-12:00pm12:30pm-2:30pm3:00pm-5:00pm

Art Studio

Cost: $82.50 per 11 week session (Members Only)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. Instructor: Patricia Caviar. Skill Level: Beginner.

Mixed MediaTuesdays, May 7 - July 23

10:00am-12:00pm3:15pm-5:15pm Art Studio

Cost: $105 per 12 week session (Members Only)Join Gayle Faulkner for a Mixed Media Art Class where you will explore a variety of media, application techniques and surfaces, including but not limited to acrylic, ink, soft and oil pastels, prismacolor pencil, collage, paper, canvas and wood. New ideas will also be explored. The possibilities are endless! Skill Level: All

Fine Arts אמנות

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Heritage Center Open HouseWednesday, July 17 4:00pm-6:00pm

Heritage

Center

Cost: Free

Enjoy drinks and great appetizers as you talk to instructors and staff. You’ll get the inside scoop on the many programs the Heritage Center has to offer. Bring a non-member friend and be entered to win a great prize. Entertainment will be provided.

Fine Arts אמנות

Coming Soon בקרוב

Visual Expressions Art ClassThursdays

May 9 - June 13

June 20 - July 25

6:00pm

-8:00pm

Art

Studio

Cost: $116 per 6 week session

This course provides the framework of knowledge and skills in which to communicate visual ideas. You will learn to see and think like an artist and explore a variety of tools, materials and techniques. Students with little or no prior visual art experience are welcome. You’ll build confidence in visual expression through a variety of compositional tools like organizing shape and space, exploring emotion and color theory. Pre-register with the Heritage Center at (913) 327-8044.

Instructor Michael Pesselato earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master of Fine Arts from Washington University of St. Louis. He served as the Director of Arts Education at the Oglebay Institute, Stifel Fine Arts Center in Wheeling, West Virginia. He also understands the importance of community in education from working at the Fountain Valley School of Colorado, Phoenix Country Day School, The Pembroke Hill School and currently at Notre Dame de Sion. He is a practicing artist working in a variety of mediums.

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Travel

The National Museum of Toys and MiniaturesSunday, June 23 10:45am - 2:30pm

Depart from

Heritage

Center

Cost: Members Only $15

The National Museum of Toy and Miniatures educates, inspires, and delights adults and children through the museum’s collection and preservation of toys and miniatures. Located on the University of Missouri - Kansas City campus, the museum exhibits the world’s largest collection of fine-scale miniatures and one of the nation’s largest collections of antique toys. Following the tour, we’ll head to Winstead’s for lunch. Cost of lunch is on your own. Pre-register by June 12 with the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor DreamcoatTuesday, July 16

Seating begins at

6:00pm

Meet at the

New Theatre

Restaurant

Cost: Members Only $60

Based on the “Coat of Many Colors” story from The Bible’s Book of Genesis, this upbeat musical is filled with a cornucopia of musical styles. From country-western to calypso to bubblegum pop & rock ‘n’ roll, this Old Testament tale emerges both timely and timeless. Cost includes dinner, show and soft drinks. Dessert and specialty drinks are on your own. Pre-register by June 7 with the Heritage Center (913) 327.8044.

Crystal Bridges - Bentonville & Rogers ArkansasSeptember 11 & 12

Cost: TBD

Explore the beauty of nature both in the art galleries and on the trail grounds of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. The museum’s collection spans 5 centuries and includes such famous pieces as Andy Worhol’s Dolly Parton. Enjoy shopping and meals in the quaint towns of Bentonville and Rogers both featuring restored town squares We’ll also tour the Native American History Museum, Mildred B Cooper chapel and the Walmart Museum. More info coming soon.

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Important Numbersמספרי טלפון חשובים

Heritage Center Reception Desk.........(913) 327.8044

The J Main Reception Desk..................(913) 327.8000

Transportation.......................................(816) 777.1115

Sandra Greason, Director.......................(913) 327.8042

Debra Brown, Program Manager..........(913) 327.8046

Delaina Melton, Marlyn Tudhope.........(913) 327.8044

Kitchen/Andy Tann.................................(913) 327.8043

Remember the Heritage Center in your will or trust!

Judy BellFrank CockrellMerrill GoldbergMordecai Koppermann

Billie LashAlice LewinsohnRodney Minkin

Shirley NovorrMyrna RosenthalSam Yagan Family

Annette SherrowShirley UnellJudy Winas

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.

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