WELFARE FUND SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM

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Any other questions, please call the main offi ce at 212-598- ❖ TO REGISTER HOW TO REGISTER 6879 from July 15, 2013-August 30, 2013. • Each registrant must complete a separate registration FALL LEARNING CENTER CLASS SCHEDULE ❖ ELIGIBILITY coupon with their name, last four digits of social security Start date: Monday, September 9, 2013 number, address, phone number and course information. End date: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 UFT retirees will be registered before spouses, registered • Provide the correct course/seminar/trip code(s) and domestic partners, AFT, NYSUT and PSC members. course/seminar/trip title(s) • Registration deadline: Monday, August 19, 2013 • Spouses, registered domestic partners, AFT, NYSUT and ❖ REGISTRATION FEES PSC members are wait-listed. Do not enclose a payment • Classes are 11 sessions, unless otherwise noted (See calen- ALL CHECKS/MONEY ORDERS MUST BE MADE dar below): for them. PAYABLE TO UFTWF RETIREE PROGRAMS • Each registrant must pay with his/her own checks/money WEEK Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays (NO CASH ACCEPTED). order made payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs. 1 9/9/13 9/10/13 9/11/13 9/12/13 9/13/13 Include on the checks/money orders the course number 2 9/23/13 9/24/13 9/25/13 9/26/13 9/27/13 Use the registration coupon for all courses, seminars, trips exactly as it appears in the course description. Enclose 9/23/13 9/24/13 9/25/13 9/26/13 9/27/13 3 and Defensive Driving. There is a $5 fee for each course, payment with the registration form. 4 9/30/13 10/1/13 10/2/13 10/3/13 10/4/13 including Dine Around and Theater Experience and $2 for 10/7/13 10/8/13 10/9/13 10/10/13 10/11/13 • DO NOT staple or tape your check to your registration form. 5 each seminar. All fees are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON- • MEMBERS CANNOT PAY FOR OTHER MEMBERS. 6 — 10/15/13 10/16/13 10/17/13 10/18/13 TRANSFERABLE. 7 10/21/13 10/22/13 10/23/13 10/24/13 10/25/13 NB: View Si Beagle offerings online at www.uft.org, click chap- 10/28/13 10/29/13 10/30/13 10/31/13 11/1/13 ❖ COURSES 8 three ters/retirees/programs, then scroll to bottom of page to view the Si 9 11/4/13 — 11/6/13 11/7/13 11/8/13 • The maximum number of courses you may register for is . Beagle and download coupon to send it in for registration. 10 — 11/12/13 11/13/13 11/14/13 11/15/13 • You must register for the course(s) in advance. We will 11 11/18/13 11/19/13 11/20/13 11/21/13 11/22/13 not accept payment the day of the course. ❖ GENERAL INFORMATION 12 11/25/13 11/26/13 — — — • Write one check/money order for courses. • Your course selection coupon will be stamped either with a green “ENTERED” or a red “SORRY COURSE, • There will be no classes on the following days: In addition to the three courses you may register for: SEMINAR or TRIP FULL” and returned to you in the Monday, October 14 - Columbus Day ❖ SEMINARS mail. Bring the coupon to every session your course Tuesday, November 5 - Election Day • No fee for benefi t seminars (e.g. legal plan, health meets if it is marked in green. It serves as your admission Monday, November 11 - Veteran’s Day benefi ts), TDA. card. If your coupon is stamped in red it indicates that Wednesday, November 27 - Friday, November 29 - Thanksgiving • You MUST register for all seminars in advance to you will not be admitted and your name will be put on a guarantee seating. WAIT LIST. WAIT LISTED retirees, registered domestic INTERSESSION SCHEDULE • Write one check/money order for seminars. partners, AFT, NYSUT and PSC members will be notifi ed Start date: Monday, January 6, 2014 of course openings by a Borough Section Coordinator End date: Friday, February 7, 2014 ❖ TRIPS fi ve according to the date registration was received. • You may register for up to trips. • Queens and Manhattan retirees will be sent UFT ID cards. • Registration deadline: Monday, December 16, 2013 • The price shown is the complete fee for each trip. each Sign these ID cards and present them to enter the build- • Classes are 5 sessions, unless otherwise noted (See calen- • Write a separate check/money order for trip. ings. dar below): • All trips are RAIN or SHINE. • Overpayments will be issued in four to six weeks. • REFUNDS ARE MADE UPON WRITTEN REQUEST UP • We reserve the right to cancel any course that has fewer WEEK Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays TO FOUR WEEKS PRIOR TO TRIP DATE. Mail refund 1 1/6/14 1/7/14 1/8/14 1/9/14 1/10/14 than 15 students registered by the fi rst session. Registered 1/13/14 1/14/14 1/15/14 1/16/14 1/17/14 request to: UFTWF Retiree Programs, 52 Broadway, 17th students will be notifi ed and issued full refunds. Refunds 2 Floor, NY, NY 10004. Attn: Gerri Herskowitz, Director. 3 — 1/21/14 1/22/14 1/23/14 1/24/14 will be issued in four to six weeks. 4 1/27/14 1/28/14 1/29/14 1/30/14 1/31/14 • Refunds will be issued in four to six weeks. • New courses, seminars and trips are added periodically in 5 2/3/14 2/4/14 2/5/14 2/6/14 2/7/14 ❖ THEATER EXPERIENCE our Learning Centers. These are exempt from the three- course maximum. Look for announcements in the RTC • There will be no classes on Monday, January 20 - Dr. Martin • Individual checks for different shows to be collected at each session made payable to UFTWF Retiree Programs. column in each issue of the New York Teacher or on the Luther King, Jr. Day ❖ UFT website. All registration MUST be received BY MAIL ONLY and sent to: DINE AROUNDS • Individual checks for each restaurant will be collected UFTWF Retiree Programs at orientation session made payable to UFTWF Retiree Si Beagle Learning Centers Programs. KEEP THIS ISSUE! 52 Broadway, 17th Floor • Refunds are contingent upon policy of the vendor. After you have sent in your registration, New York, NY 10004 ❖ DEFENSIVE DRIVING keep this issue as a reminder of the dates Please note: We CANNOT check to see if we received your • Enclose a separate check/money order for $30 payable to of your courses, seminars and trips. registration. Allow four to six weeks for processing from the UFTWF Retiree Programs for NYSUT Defensive Driv- date we receive it in the offi ce. ing. No registration fee required. RETIREE PROGRAMS DEPARTMENT Michael Mulgrew President, UFT • Tom Murphy Chapter Leader, UFT-RTC • Sandra March UFT Liaison to the RTC • Gerri Herskowitz Director, UFTWF Retiree Programs Sasha Greene, LMSW Director, UFTWF Retiree Social Services • Lynn Lospenuso Retiree Communications Coordinator BOROUGH LEARNING CENTERS UFT BRONX LEARNING CENTER 2500 Halsey St., Bronx, NY 10461 • (718) 862-6069/ (718) 862-6004 • Cheryl Bing-Howard, Sally Morales and Lucille Richards, Coordinators UFT BROOKLYN LEARNING CENTER 335 Adams St., 24th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 • (718) 722-6961/ (718) 722-6962 • Evelyn Dorell, Selma Mitlitsky and Regina Olff, Coordinators UFT MANHATTAN LEARNING CENTER 50 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10004 • (212) 510-6478/ (212) 510-6479 • Lucy Carrubba, Florence Caruso, Esta Heitner and Carol Melucci, Coordinators UFT QUEENS LEARNING CENTER 97-77 Queens Blvd., 8th Floor, Rego Park, NY 11374 • (718) 830-5711/ (718) 830-5710 • Laura Chin, Jo-Ann Hauptman and Ray Taruskin, Coordinators UFT STATEN ISLAND LEARNING CENTER 4456 Amboy Rd., Staten Island, NY 10312 • (718) 605-1400 • Ely R. Cohen and Audrey Zimring, Coordinators OUTREACH SECTIONS UFT NASSAU SECTION Seena Bryan, Coordinator • (516)935-4522 • UFT NEW JERSEY SECTION Angela Reformato Solomon, Coordinator • (732) 595-6197 UFT SUFFOLK SECTION George Borsuk, Coordinator • (631) 367-0047 • UFT WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM SECTION Frank Pollice, Coordinator • (845) 356-2033 TDA WORKSHOPS LEGAL PLAN MEETINGS ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS

Since 1988, retirees have had the right to defer distribution of their Tax These meetings provide information on All meetings are held from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. with coffee served Deferred Annuity (TDA) money when they retire. To help you understand the UFT Welfare Fund Legal Plan benefi t. at 9:45 a.m. the choices you may make, we are offering the workshops listed below. The attorney will discuss power of attor- BRONX: XA 001 Tuesday, Feb. 25. Bronx Learning Center, All meetings are 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. except New Jersey which is 10:30 ney, free simple wills, health care proxies 2500 Halsey St. a.m.-12 p.m. There is no fee for TDA Workshops. and how to access the plan from different BROOKLYN: KA 001 Monday, Mar. 3. UFT Headquarters, Please follow the normal seminar registration procedure using the states. An elder law attorney will be at the 52 Broadway, 2nd Fl. Auditorium. course number indicated. For Florida TDA Workshops, please turn to meeting to talk about elder law supple- MANHATTAN: MA 001 Tuesday, Jan. 21. UFT Headquar- page 14. ment, elder law issues and estate planning ters, 52 Broadway, 2nd Fl. Auditorium. BRONX: XF 801 Wednesday, Oct. 30. Bronx Learning Center, 2500 and trusts. There is no fee. All meetings QUEENS: QA 001 Monday, Jan. 27. Forest Hills Jewish Halsey St. are scheduled from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Center, 106-06 Queens Blvd. BROOKLYN: KF 801 Monday, Nov. 4. Brooklyn Learning Center, 335 No meetings are scheduled for the Bronx, STATEN ISLAND: RA 001 Monday, Feb. 10. Li Greci’s Adams St., 24th Floor. Brooklyn, Manhattan, Nassau, Suffolk and Staaten, 697 Forest Ave. MANHATTAN: MF 801 Friday, Oct. 25. Manhattan Learning Center, 50 Westchester. NASSAU: NA 001 Wednesday, Jan. 22. Adelphi Univer- Broadway, 2nd Floor. QUEENS: QF 803 Wednesday, Sept. 25. sity, Ruth S. Harley University Court - Room 202/3, South QUEENS: QF 801 Wednesday, Nov. 6. Queens Learning Center, 97-77 Queens Learning Center, 97-77 Queens Avenue, Garden City. Queens Blvd. 8th Floor. Blvd. 8th fl oor. SUFFOLK: UA 001 Tuesday, March 4. Suffolk County STATEN ISLAND: RF 801 Friday, Oct. 25. Staten Island Learning STATEN ISLAND: RF 803 Friday, Oct. Community College, Michael J. Grant Campus, Sagtikos Center, 4456 Amboy Rd. 18. Staten Island Learning Center, 4456 Arts and Sciences Bldg., Van Nostrand Theater, Crooked Hill NASSAU/SUFFOLK: NF 801 Thursday, Oct. 31. Freeport Memorial Amboy Rd. Road, Brentwood. Library, 144 W. Merrick Rd., Freeport. NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 803 NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: JA 001 Tuesday, Feb. 11. NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 801 Wednesday, Oct. 30. Fort Lee Wednesday, Oct. 2. Fort Lee Recreation Doubletree Hotel, 2117 Route 4 Eastbound, Fort Lee. Recreation Center, 1501 Stillwell Ave., Fort Lee. Center, 1501 Stillwell Ave., Fort Lee. SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: JA 002 Monday, March 10. SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 802 Monday, Oct. 28. Forsgate Coun- SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY: JF 804 Radisson Hotel Freehold, 50 Gibson Pl., Freehold. try Club, 375 Forsgate Dr., Monroe Township. Monday, Oct. 21. Monmouth County WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM: WA 001 WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM: WF 801 Wednesday, Nov. Library, 125 Symmes Road off Route 9S Wednesday, Feb. 26. Radisson Hotel New Rochelle, 6. Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park Ave., Yonkers. in Manalapan. 1 Radisson Plaza, New Rochelle.

NYSUT DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSES SPECIAL EVENTS

Successful completion of the NYSUT Defensive Driving course (two sessions except for Staten Island) entitles BRONX: XF 651 END TERM PARTY Celebrate the end of the year you to a discount on your liability and collision insurance, and up to four points off if you incurred violation with good company, good times and good food at our end term party. Participants must attend both sessions All are invited. Tuesday, Dec. 3. 10-1. $25. Advance registration points on your driver’s license. Bring your license to the fi rst session. . required on or before Nov. 22. C. Bing-Howard/S. Morales/L. Richards. You may make up one session at another location during the same term. Contact Esta Heitner, Manhattan Learn- BROOKLYN: KF 651 SHOW & SCHMOOZE Enjoy a sumptu- ing Center, (212) 510-6478 or 6479 (Tuesday through Thursday) from September 10 through November 26. ous full buffet, lots of good feelings, a great show and a chance to The cost is $30. The standard $5 course registration fee is waived. Make checks payable to UFTWF RETIR- display our wonderful achievements. Wednesday, Dec. 4. 11:30-3. EE PROGRAMS. Please remember to write the course number on your check. $25. Advance registration required on or before Nov. 22. E. Dorell/S. Mitlitsky/R. Olff. STATEN ISLAND: RF 651 END TERM PARTY BRONX: XF 701 Two Fridays, Nov. 1 & 8. Bronx QUEENS: QF 701 Two Fridays, Oct. 11 & 18. Enjoy the cho- Learning Center, 2500 Halsey St. 10-2 C. King. Queens Learning Center, 97-77 Queens Blvd., 8th raleers, line dancers, festivities, food and friendships. Join us at Li BROOKLYN: KF 701 Two Fridays, Nov. 15 & 22. Floor. 10:15-2:15 C. King. Greci’s Staaten, 697 Forest Avenue. Tuesday, Dec. 3. 12 noon. $33. Brooklyn Learning Center, 335 Adams St., 24th Floor. STATEN ISLAND: RF 701 Friday, Dec. 6. One Advance registration required on or before Nov. 22. E. Cohen/A. 10-2 B. Gallagher. session. Lunch hour included. Staten Island Learning Zimring. MANHATTAN: MF 701 Two Fridays, Oct. 11 & 18. Center, 4456 Amboy Rd. 10-5:15 NEW JERSEY: JF 600 SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY ANNUAL Manhattan Learning Center, 50 Broadway, B. Levine. LUNCHEON Monday, October 28. 12 noon. More details to follow in 2nd Floor. 10:30-2:30 N. Remland. the NY Teacher. A. Solomon.

NASSAU SECTION COURSES SEMINARS NF 806 GREAT GIRL GROUPS OF DOO in Freeport (bring quarters for parking me- WOP Listen to the music and stories about Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a ters). three sessions: Sept. 9; Oct. 28; Nov. 25. Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a the Chantels, Chiffons, Crystals, Ronettes, $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non- 10-12. S. Ross. $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- Shangri-las and Shirelles. Freeport Memorial NF 102 RETIREES READ-BOOK CLUB transferable). transferable). Library, 144 West Merrick Rd. in Freeport Read and discuss one book per month. Par- NF 805 WHO WROTE THE FIRST BI- (bring quarters for parking meters). Monday, ticipants will be mailed the fi rst title in early Nov. 4. 10:30-1. H. Bloch. MONDAY BLE? Lecture and discussion on when, where, September. The other books are chosen by the NF 807 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS how and why the Bible was written and the an- group: fi ction & non-fi ction. Freeport Memo- Overview of programs and services includ- NF 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOG- swers to these questions from a member of the rial Library, 144 West Merrick Rd. in Freeport ing Catastrophic Insurance, Long Term Care, RAPHY Learn from a professional photogra- Society of Biblical Literature. Bring an open (bring quarters for parking meters). Three fi nancial related plans and discount programs. pher, Scott Ross on how to take great photos mind and a Bible (if you have one). Handouts sessions: Sept. 23; Oct. 21; Nov. 18. 10:30- Freeport Memorial Library, 144 West Merrick of landscapes, portraits or even travel pictures. are available. Plainview Old Bethpage Library, 12:30. S. Bryan. Rd. in Freeport (bring quarters for parking Bring your camera (not a smart phone). Free- 999 Old Country Road in Plainview. Thurs- meters). Monday, Dec. 9. 10-12. No Fee. K. port Memorial Library, 144 West Merrick Rd. day, Oct. 3. 1:30-3:30. D. Skolnik. Haefelin, NYSUT. SUFFOLK SECTION COURSES learning this ancient game that involves skill the fundamentals of the game. Experienced $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non- and luck. Experienced players gain exper- players gain expertise in fi ner points. NYSUT transferable). UF 805 FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a tise in fi ner points. Bring a set, current Mah Headquarters, 3rd fl oor, 150 Motor Parkway, Learn $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non- Jongg card and bridge table (if you have Hauppauge. Five sessions: Sept. 30; Oct. 28; about the French artists and the impression- transferable). one). NYSUT Headquarters, 3rd fl oor, 150 Nov. 4, 18, 25. 12-2. S. Farkas. ist style. NYSUT Headquarters, 150 Motor Motor Parkway, Hauppauge. Five sessions: Parkway, Hauppauge. Friday, Nov. 1. 10-12. MONDAY Sept. 30; Oct. 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25. 9:30-11:30. SEMINARS A. Morgan. S. Farkas. UF 102 CANASTA Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a UF 101 MAH JONGG Beginners enjoy Beginners will learn

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COURSES sessions. Begins Sept. 10. 12:15-2:15. B. have been modifi ed so that adults of any age surance and short term counseling programs Waldman. and fi tness level can achieve success. Appro- are discussed in detail. Caregiving, home priate footwear required. Minnie Veal Commu- care, bereavement and aging issues are also Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a WEDNESDAY nity Center, 1070 Grove Ave., in Edison. Eight addressed. Monmouth County Library, 125 $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non- sessions. Begins Sept. 12. 10-12. S. Paris. Symmes Drive off Route 9S in Manalapan. transferable). JF 301 ACRYLIC PAINTING Basic, Monday, Nov. 18. 10-12. No Fee. S. Greene. TUESDAY intermediate and advanced techniques of SEMINARS JF 807 DOO WOP: EAST COAST ONE- paint, brushes, composition and subject mat- HIT WONDERS Hear the music and stories ter. Materials needed for fi rst class: set of six Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a of the East Coast groups that hit the national JF 201 MAH JONGG Beginners enjoy basic acrylic paints, a variety of brushes, pad $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- charts once. The Mello-Kings, Monotones, learning this ancient game that involves skill, of canvas paper, canvas board and/or canvas. transferable). Silhouettes, Turbans, Fiestas and more. Mon- strategy and luck. Experienced players gain Additional materials list distributed in class. JF 805 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE mouth County Library, 125 Symmes Drive expertise in fi ner points. Bring a set and cur- Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate medi- off Route 9S in Manalapan. Monday, Dec. 2. rent Mah Jongg card (if you have one). Mon- Drive off Route 9S in Manalapan. Eight ses- cal records on health coverage and compli- 10-12. H. Bloch. mouth County Library, 125 Symmes Drive sions. Begins Sept. 11. 9:30-11:30. L. Gilbert. mentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI and JF 808 HEALTHY FOODS DEMON- off Route 9S in Manalapan. Eight sessions. HMO’s. Q&A. Monmouth County Library, STRATION BY WHOLE FOODS A repre- Begins Sept. 10. 10-12. B. Waldman. THURSDAY 125 Symmes Drive off Route 9S in Manala- sentative from Whole Foods supermarket will JF 202 CANASTA Review basics and enjoy pan Monday, Sept. 16. 10-12. No Fee. I. give a presentation on healthy foods. Samples playing this game. No prior knowledge JF 401 ZUMBA GOLD & ZUMBA GOLD Lospenuso. are provided to the participants. Fort Lee needed. Bring a deck of cards with two jokers. TONING The exciting Latin and International JF 806 RETIREE SOCIAL SERVICES Recreation Center, 1501 Stillwell Ave., Fort Monmouth County Library, 125 Symmes dance rhythms of the original Zumba programs The Hospital Stay in Touch, Telephone Reas- Lee. Wednesday, Dec. 11. 10-12. J. Spirko. Drive off Route 9S in Manalapan. Eight WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND/PUTNAM SECTION

COURSES tion room (mezzanine level) at the Grinton I. lot), Yonkers. Three Fridays: Sept. 20; Oct. Overview of programs and services includ- Will Library, 1500 Central Park Ave., Yon- 18; Nov. 22. 12-2. S. Eisenberg. ing Catastrophic Insurance, Long Term Care, kers. Bring a pad or notebook. Five sessions: fi nancial related plans and discount programs. Unless otherwise noted, all courses have a Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. 10-12. R. Marchione. SEMINARS Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non- Ave., Yonkers. Monday, Oct. 21. 10:30-1:30. transferable). FRIDAY Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a No Fee. V. Stokes, NYSUT. MONDAY $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- WF 808 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE WF 501 MAH JONGG For those who wish transferable). MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate medi- to learn and experienced players. Instruction WF 805 DOO WOP: GREAT GIRL cal records on health coverage and compli- WF 951 DINE AROUND Enjoy a lovely provided. Rules sanctioned by the National GROUPS Listen to the stories and music of mentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI and lunch at three of the area’s fi ner restaurants. Mah Jongg League. Bring your own Mah the Chantels, Chiffons, Crystals, Ronettes, HMO’s. Q&A. Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 An orientation session takes place on Monday, Jongg card and set (if you have one). Held in Shangri-las and the Shirelles. Grinton I. Will Central Park Ave., Yonkers. Monday, Oct. 28. Sept. 9 in the projection room (mezzanine the projection room (mezzanine level) at the Library, 1500 Central Park Ave., Yonkers. 10:30-1:30. No Fee. I. Lospenuso. level) at the Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central Park Wednesday, Sept. 25. 10:30-1. H. Bloch. WF 809 UNRAVELING THE MYSTER- Central Park Ave., Yonkers. Bring your check- Ave., Yonkers. 10:30-12:30. Five sessions: WF 806 IDENTITY THEFT: HOW TO IES OF CREDIT & CREDIT REPORTS book and pen. Checks are payable to UFTWF Oct. 25; Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22. M. Schuster. PREVENT IT Learn how your identity Learn about credit basics, the different types Retiree Programs. 10:30-12. F. Pollice. WF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE On and can be stolen causing you fi nancial losses, of credit available, the most commonly THURSDAY off Broadway at discounted prices. Bring sev- emotional suffering and how you can protect used credit option and credit cards. Gain an eral checks to each session for the purchase yourself from this crime. Q&A. Grinton I. understanding of personal credit reports, their of tickets. Checks are made out to UFTWF Will Library, 1500 Central Park Ave., Yon- management and the effects on the credit WF 401 BRIDGE: BEGINNERS Learn the Retiree Programs. All sessions are at the kers. Monday, Oct. 7. 10:30-1:30. No Fee. K. process. Grinton I. Will Library, 1500 Central basics of the game by bidding, playing and Northeast Jewish Center, 11 Salisbury Road Haefelin, NYSUT. Park Ave., Yonkers. Monday, Nov. 4. 10:30- defending bridge hands. Held in the projec- (off Tuckahoe Rd. across from Bally’s parking WF 807 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS 1:30. No Fee. K. Haefelin, NYSUT. TRIPS ALL TRIPS ARE SEPARATED BY MONTH THEN DATE. BUS TRIPS ARE LISTED AT THE END. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE CORRECT CODE & TITLE OF THE TRIP ON YOUR REGISTRATION FORM.

Refunds will be made upon your written request, up to four weeks prior to trip date. Mail refund request to: UFTWF Retiree Programs, 52 Broadway, 17th Floor, NY, NY 10004. Attn: Gerri Herskowitz, Director.

SEPTEMBER Harbor at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour. Monday, through the trendy streets of Nolita. Partici- series on subjects including faith, forgiveness, Sept. 16. 9:45 a.m.-3 p.m. $12. G. Borsuk. pants must be able to walk and eat at the same love, fear, apology and repentance; “Re-Think- RF 901 GRACIE MANSION NF 901 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL & Enjoy an time. Food substitutions NOT permitted. Meet ing the Sabbath” explores the Sabbath with joy, TOLERANCE CENTER OF NASSAU elegant tea followed by a guided tour of this on the NE corner of Houston & Lafayette Sts. ingenuity and intellectual commitment. Lunch historic mansion. Photo I.D. required. Meet in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. Monday, Sept. 23. at Five Points, 31 Great Jones St. Meet at One COUNTY Guided tour of the museum and at the entrance, East End Ave. & 88th St. in 10:15 a.m.-12:30. $38. L. Richards. W. 4th St. in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m. for a testimony from a Holocaust survivor. Meet at Manhattan at 12:45 p.m. for a 1 p.m. tour. UF 902 OHEKA CASTLE TOUR AND 10:45 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Sept. 24. 10:30 a.m.- the museum, 100 Crescent Beach Rd. in Glen Tuesday, Sept. 17. 12:45 p.m.- 3 p.m. $27. L. LUNCH AT PICCOLA BUSSOLA IN 3:30 p.m. $41. J. DeNave. Cover at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Colavito. HUNTINGTON Enjoy a light snack and QF 901 GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM & Monday, Sept. 16. 10:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m. No XF 901 NOLITA, LITTLE ITALY TAST- docent led tour of Oheka Castle followed by JAMES TURELL Enjoy a docent led tour of Fee. S. Bryan. ING & WALKING TOUR UF 901 COLD SPRING HARBOR LABS Munch while lunch at Piccola Bussola. Meet at the castle, James Turrell’s exhibition which is a dramatic enjoying some beautiful architecture of these 135 Westgate Dr. in Huntington at 10:15 a.m. transformation that reimages Frank Lloyd TOUR & FISHERIES TOUR Tour Cold neighborhoods. Visit the original St. Patrick’s Monday, Sept. 23. 10:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m. $50. Wright’s landmark designed rotunda at the Spring Harbor Laboratories. Enjoy a cafeteria Cathedral. View the original NYPD Headquar- G. Borsuk. Guggenheim. His groundbreaking installation lunch on your own followed by a tour of Cold ters, a couple of haunted sites, some unique MF 901 HEBREW UNION COLLEGE/ focuses on the explorations of perception, Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium. buildings in Soho including the fi rst elevated LUNCH AT FIVE POINTS View two exhib- light, color and space as well as four light Meet at Grace Auditorium at Cold Spring building and the oldest in the U.S. Stroll its: “Jewish Food for Thought” an animated installations and thirteen works on paper Harbor Labs, 1 Bungtown Road in Cold Spring FALL 2013 / 3 highlighting achievements from his 50 year some of these historic treasures that remain 10:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $55. J. DeNave. 16. 9:45 a.m.-3 p.m. $52. R. Olff. career. View masterpieces by Kandinsky, from the “Age of Innocence” on this guided XF 904 CHINATOWN: THE YEAR OF QF 905 MAGNIFICENT MANSIONS Klee, Mondrian, Leger and more. Meet at walking tour. Lunch on your own at a local THE SNAKE WITH ANTHONY GRIFA WITH ANTHONY GRIFA The walking the Guggenheim Museum Group Sales desk, restaurant. Meet at the SW corner of 31st Tour the nation’s largest Chinese neighbor- tour focuses on the history, architecture and 1071 Fifth Ave. (entrance ramp -88th St. & St. & 30th Ave. in Astoria at 9:45 a.m. for a hood during the famous Moon Festival. landmarked residences of the very wealthy. 5th Ave.) in Manhattan at 11:15 a.m. for an 10 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 1. 9:45 a.m.-3:30 Focus on the history, culture and landmarks. View mansions of James Duke, Henry Clay 11:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Sept. 24. 11:15 p.m. $17. R. Olff. Visit these historic sites: Taoist Temple, Frick, Joseph Pulitzer and sites associated a.m.-12:30. $23. R. Taruskin. MF 902 ROOSEVELT ISLAND/LUNCH Mahayana Buddhist Temple, Confucius Plaza, with Grant, Rockefeller, Trump, Duke and WF 902 SUGARHILL TOUR WITH JUS- AT CABANA Visit Southpoint Park and the The Kim Lau Memorial, The Hip Sin Tong, others. See famous clubs: The Metropolitan, TIN FERATE/PRIVATE JAZZ SALON/ exterior of Strecker Laboratory and the Small The Bloody Angle, Lin Tse Statue and the Harmony, Lotus and Knickerbocker. Meet LUNCH AT COOGAN’S Take a glimpse Pox Hospital. Tour Four Freedoms Park secret headquarters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. Meet in front of the General Sherman statue, 5th of Harlem’s Sugar Hill landmarks: Prince (F.D.R. Memorial). Learn the history of Peni- on the NW corner of Canal & Centre Sts. Ave. & W. 59 St. (near Plaza) in Manhattan at Hall Masonic Temple, Sylvia Terrace, Jumel tentiary site and Goldwater Hospital. Lunch (Side of Starbucks) in Manhattan at 10:15 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Wednesday, Mansion and more. Tour ends at one of NY’s at Cabana, 1022 Third Ave. Meet at the R.I. a.m. Thursday, Oct. 10. 10:15 a.m.-12:30. Oct. 16. 10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $12. L. Chin. most “secret” salon style jazz concerts in tram Plaza, 59th St. & 2nd Ave. in Manhattan $13. L. Richards. RF 907 THE NOBLE MARITIME the home of music doyenne, Marjorie Eliot. at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tram. Must have MF 904 CHAIM GROSS STUDIO MU- COLLECTION Tour the objects of the Lunch at Coogan’s, 4015 Broadway. Meet MetroCard/quarters for tram; dimes (6) for SEUM/LUNCH AT CUBA Visit the former bygone Tall Ships Era. View the John Noble outside Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 454 W. R.I. bus. Tuesday, Oct. 1. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. home and studio of Chaim Gross, a renowned Houseboat Studio within the museum. See 155 St. (SW corner Amsterdam Ave. & 155 $41. J. DeNave. sculptor of wood carvings of circus perform- interesting historical objects. Photographers St.) in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. RF 904 FRESH KILLS PARK BUS TOUR ers, dancers and mother and child pairings Alert - Bring cameras! (Photography instruc- tour. Tuesday, Sept. 24. 9:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. Enjoy a guided roundtrip bus tour of New that combined traditional, African and folk tor is Eric Mayer). Meet at Snug Harbor, 1000 $64. S. Eisenberg. York’s newest developing park. Meet near the forms. Lunch at Cuba, 222 Thompson St. Richmond Terrace, Building D in S.I. at 12:45 RF 902 MEATPACKING DISTRICT benches outside the Eltingville Transit Center, Meet at the museum, 526 La Guardia Place in p.m. for a 1 p.m. tour. Monday, Oct. 21. & FAR WEST VILLAGE WITH VIDA Arthur Kill Road & Richmond Avenue in S.I. Manhattan at 10:30 a.m. for a 10:45 a.m. tour. 12:45 p.m.-3 p.m. $5. L. Colavito. SCHREIBMAN Tour the art galleries to at 12:45 p.m. for a 1 p.m. tour. Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 10. 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $53. QF 906 CARNEGIE HALL TOUR & view the current exhibitions. Learn about the Oct. 2. 12:45 p.m.-3 p.m. $2. L. Colavito. J. DeNave. LUNCH AT MOLYVOS Enjoy an insider’s future home of the Whitney Museum of Art in QF 902 GHOSTLY GREENWICH VIL- QF 904 ALICE’S TEA CUP Enjoy the view as docents share the story of Hall’s con- this upscale neighborhood. Meet in front of LAGE WITH ANTHONY GRIFA Walk- Mad Hatter’s Tea Party with a variety of teas, struction and legacy of the great artists who the Chelsea Market’s main entrance, 75 Ninth ing tour visits areas where spirits have been scones, tea sandwiches and small desserts. performed there on this guided tour. Lunch at Ave. (bet. 15 & 16 Sts.) at 10:45 a.m. for an reported including the most haunted bar in Meet at Alice’s Tea Cup, 156 East 64 St. Molyvos. Meet at Carnegie Hall, 881 Seventh 11 a.m. tour. Wednesday, Sept. 25. 10:45 NY, Mark Twain’s mystery house, Cherry (Lexington Ave.) in Manhattan at 12:15 p.m. Ave. in Manhattan at 11:15 a.m. for and 11:30 a.m.- 2 p.m. $23. L. Colavito. Lane Theater, Aaron Burr’s house, Washing- for a 12:30 p.m. tea party. Thursday, Oct. 10. a.m. tour. Wednesday, Oct. 23. 11:15 a.m.- RF 903 MUSEUM OF THE MOVING ton Square Park and the Triangle Shirtwaist 12:15 p.m.-2:30 p.m. $57. L. Chin. 2:15 p.m. $49. R. Taruskin. IMAGE Behind-the-scenes tour on how all Factory. Visit Gay Street, where we might RF 906 THE CLOISTERS Enjoy a garden UF 904 “LES MISERABLES” PRODUC- the wonderful movies and TV programs are see the ghost of Jimmie Walker. Meet on the and gallery tour of the Cloisters. View the TION & LUNCH AT PACES RESTAU- made. View the audio/visual machines from NW corner of Seventh Ave. & Grove St. in Unicorn tapestries, The Glass & Treasury RANT IN PORT JEFFERSON Enjoy the 1890’s to today and a costume display. Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Galleries and the Medieval Gardens. Meet at lunch at Paces Restaurant followed by the Meet at the Museum, 36-01 35th Ave. (off of Thursday, Oct. 3. 10:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $12. The Cloisters entrance, 99 Margaret Corbin production of “Les Miserables” at Theater 36th St.) in Astoria at 12:45 p.m. for a 1 p.m. R. Taruskin. Drive, the Northern part of Fort Tryon Park in Three. Meet at Paces, 318 Wynn Lane in Port tour. Thursday, Sept. 26. 12:45 p.m.- 3 p.m. QF 903 MARC CHAGALL AT THE JEW- Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Jefferson at 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23. $12. L. Colavito. ISH MUSEUM Docent led tour of the Marc Thursday, Oct. 10. 10:45 a.m.-1 p.m. $20. L. 11:45 a.m.-4:45 p.m. $48. G. Borsuk. UF 903 FIRE ISLAND/BBQ LUNCH AT Chagall: Love, War & Exile exhibit. Meet at Colavito. MF 906 THE FABBRI MANSION/HOUSE KISMET/TOUR OF SAILORS HAVEN the Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Ave. (92nd NF 902 WINE & FOOD PAIRING WITH OF THE REDEEMER/LUNCH AT OSSO AND ANOTHER VENUE ON FIRE IS- St.) in Manhattan 11 a.m. for an 11:15 a.m. EASY APPETIZERS Create easy appetiz- BUCO The Fabbri Mansion, built in 1916, LAND (TBA) Board a private water taxi for tour. Friday, Oct. 4. 11 a.m.-12 p.m. $20. J. ers to pair with a variety of selected wines served as the town residence of Edith Sheph- a docent led tour of Sailors Haven; BBQ at Hauptman. with our consulting sommelier. Learn how ard Fabbri, great-granddaughter of Com- Surfs Out in Kismet; and tour another venue RF 905 ALICE AUSTIN HOUSE & GAR- to assess your palate, particular taste and modore Cornelius Vanderbilt. The outstand- to be announced depending on rehabilitation DEN Guided tour of this landmarked house preferences; how we perceive wine and how ing architectural feature of the house is the of Fire Island. Directions sent prior to trip. at the entrance to NY Harbor and history of wine changes food taste at A la Carte Culi- library, a treasure built in the 1400’s for the Friday, Sept. 27. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. $92. G. America’s fi rst woman photographer. The nary Services, 32 Atlantic Ave., Lynbrook. Ducal Palace in Urbino, Italy. It has exqui- Borsuk. docent will conduct a hands-on photogra- Thursday, October 10. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. $60. S. site paneling, a balustrade gallery and even WF 903 CHINATOWN WALKING phy demonstration. End the tour by taking Bryan. a secret passageway. Lunch at Osso Buco, TOUR WITH ART ZUCKERMAN Visit pictures of the picturesque house and outdoor MF 905 ANNE FRANK CENTER USA/ 1662 Third Ave. (93rd St.). Meet at 7 East a Buddhist Temple, a herbal medicine store, seascapes. Photographers Alert - Bring LUNCH AT SAZON Experience the new 95th St. in Manhattan at 11 a.m. for an 11:15 markets, a secret underground tunnel and cameras! (Photography instructor is Eric Anne Frank Center USA with an exhibit tour, a.m. tour. Thursday, Oct. 24. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. more. Learn about Chinese culture, the gold Mayer). Meet at the museum, 2 Hylan Blvd. video presentation, an interactive discus- $58. J. DeNave. mining days, the Chinese Exclusion Act. (Edgewater St.), S.I. at 12:45 p.m. for a 1 p.m. sion and if possible a visit with a Holocaust WF 907 JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION Enjoy a Chinese banquet. Meet on Canal St. tour. Friday, Oct. 4. 12:45 p.m.-3 p.m. $10. L. survivor. Lunch at Sazon, 105 Reade St. Meet TOUR & LUNCH Tour Beard House. Enjoy (bet. Broadway & Lafayette Sts.) in front of Colavito. at 44 Park Pl. (Church St.) in Manhattan at an hors d’oevres reception and a gourmet McDonald’s in Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a WF 904 LOWER EAST SIDE GALLER- 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. lunch followed by a Q&A session with the 10:30 a.m. tour. Friday, Sept. 27. 10:15 a.m.- IES WITH SYLVIA LAUDIEN/LUNCH 15. 10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $51. J. DeNave. chef. Meet at Beard House, 167 W. 12 St. 3:15 p.m. $49. S. Eisenberg. AT DBGB Visit the cutting edge art galleries XF 905 APOLLO THEATER: PAST, (bet. 6th & 7th Aves.) in Manhattan at 11:45 XF 902 WOODLAWN CEMETERY TRIP on the Lower East Side. Stroll through the PRESENT & TO THE FUTURE Tour a.m. for an 12 p.m. tour. Friday, Oct. 25. & SEMINAR AT THE BRONX LEARN- neighborhood and observe the contrasting manager, Billy Mitchell, discloses little 11:45 a.m.-3 p.m. $83. S. Eisenberg. ING CENTER Enjoy a seminar at the Bronx architecture - both trendy and reminiscent of known facts about the theater and the legend- XF 908 TURTLE BAY/GRAND CEN- Learning Center, 2500 Halsey St. from 10 immigrants. Lunch at DBGB, 299 Bowery. ary people who performed there. Learn about TRAL TERMINAL WALKING TOUR a.m. - 12 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 27 with Susan Meet in front of the Museum of Contempo- signifi cant contributions of African Americans View luxury brownstones and high rises that Olsen, Director of Historical Services on the rary Art, 235 Bowery (Prince & Stanton Sts.) and Latinos to the birth of global popular attract celebrities and diplomats like Garbo, use of cemetery records to research family in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. culture. Meet at the Apollo Theater, 253 W. Hepburn, Sondheim and Bankhead. Pass history. Use the information gained from the tour. Tuesday, Oct. 8. $48. S. Eisenberg. 125th St. in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m. Wednes- the site of infamous civil war draft riots and seminar on our trip to Woodlawn Cemetery, MF 903 WEST SIDE STORY & SENECA day, Oct. 16. 10:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. $16. L. where Nathan Hale was executed. Tour the 233rd St. & Webster Ave. on Monday, Sept. VILLAGE WITH ANTHONY GRIFA/ Richards. interior of Grand Central including the Whis- 30. Meet at the Jerome Ave. gatehouse en- LUNCH AT PIO PIO Walk on Seneca Vil- KF 904 LITERARY BROOKLYN pering gallery, the Kissing gallery and the trance in the Bronx at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. lage turf, one of the fi rst African American HEIGHTS WITH JUSTIN FERATE Stroll Campbell Apartment. Meet on the SE corner 30. 10 a.m.-12:15 p.m. $15. L. Richards. settlements in the city. View architectural one of NY’s historic neighborhoods and fi rst of 50th & Third Ave. in Manhattan at 10:15 styles ranging from Queen Anne, Art Deco, landmark district. Discover homes of liter- a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. 10:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m. OCTOBER Italian Renaissance and Gothic. Pass by the ary legends such as Walt Whitman, Truman $12. L. Richards. NY residences of past and present celebrities. Capote Norman Mailer and more on this MF 907 CITY HALL/LUNCH AT SAZON KF 903 SUMMER MANSIONS OF AS- Lunch at Pio Pio, 702 Amsterdam Ave. Meet guided walking tour. Lunch at Teresa’s Res- Tour includes a discussion of the building’s TORIA WITH JUSTIN FERATE Astoria on NE corner of Central Park West & 81 St. taurant, 80 Montague St. Meet on the steps of history and architecture including the land- Village was once a summer colony of many (Park side entrance) in Manhattan at 10:15 Brooklyn Borough Hall, 209 Joralemon St. at mark rotunda and dome. Visit the City Coun- wealthy 19th century New Yorkers. Discover a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 8. 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour. Wednesday, Oct. cil Chambers. Photo I.D. required. Lunch at 4 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM Sazon, 105 Reade St. Meet outside City Hall whose pipes rise along one wall in the Grand make a proper thin crust pizza. Relax and Guided tour of one of the most magnifi cent Park, Broadway & Murray Sts. in Manhattan Masonic Lodge. Some glasswork by Louis enjoy the fruits of your labor. Meet at AOA turn-of-the- century mansions in NYC. It at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Comfort Tiffany. Lunch at El Quijote, 226 W. Bar & Grill, 35 Avenue of the Americas in houses the Ukrainian Institute of America Oct. 29. 10:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $46. J. DeNave. 23 St. Meet at Masonic Hall, 71 W. 23 St. in Manhattan at 10:30 a.m. for an 11 a.m. class. (U.I.A.). The purpose of the institute is to QF 907 BILLIE JEAN KING NATIONAL Manhattan at 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 19. 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. $47. S. promote Ukrainian art, culture, music and TENNIS CENTER Behind the scenes tour Tuesday, Nov. 12. 10:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $43. Eisenberg. literature. Lunch at Caravaggio, 23 E. 74 St. of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis J. DeNave. KF 907 NEW YORK HISTORICAL Meet at U.I.A., 2 East 79 St. in Manhattan at Center, home of the US Open. Take a peek WF 910 UNION THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY: THE ARMORY SHOW AT 100 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Tuesday, Dec. inside the players’ areas and experience the SEMINARY/JEWISH THEOLOGICAL Be transported back to 1913 when modern 10. 10:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m. $53. J. DeNave. world of pro tennis through the eyes of the SEMINARY/LUNCH AT BISTRO TEN 18 European Art was brought to America causing RF 908 CHRISTMAS AT THE BURKE/ athletes and sports journalists. Meet in the Enjoy a guided tour of the Union Theological cultural shock and controversy. See the works SEGUINE MANSION Guided tour of the lobby of the Indoor Training Center at the Seminary followed by a tour of the Jewish of Cezanne, Matisse, Picasso and Van Gogh mansion dressed for the Christmas season. Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows-Corona Theological Seminary across the street. Stair at the show. Lunch served after show. Meet Enjoy the pianist playing festive music and Park in Flushing at 11:15 a.m. for an 11:30 climbing involved. Lunch at Bistro Ten 18, at the NY Historical Society, 170 Central Park light refreshments. Photographers Alert - a.m. tour. Tuesday, Oct. 29. 11:15 a.m.-1 p.m. 1018 Amsterdam Ave. Meet at the Union West (77th St.) in Manhattan at 10 a.m. for a Bring cameras! (Photography instructor is $14. L. Chin. Seminary, 3041 Broadway (bet. 120 & 121 10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, Nov. 21. 10 a.m.- Eric Mayer). Meet inside the mansion, 440 Sts.) in Manhattan at 9:30 a.m. for a 10 a.m. 3p.m. $50. R. Olff. Seguine Avenue, S.I. Wednesday, Dec. 11. 1 NOVEMBER tour. Tuesday, Nov. 12. 9:30 a.m.-3:30. $55. QF 910 VASILY KANDINSKY: FROM p.m.-4 p.m. $37. L. Colavito. S. Eisenberg. BLAUE REITER TO THE BAUHAUS WF914 THE ROOSEVELT HOUSE/ MF 908 PARK AVENUE ARMORY: BE- XF 909 RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL This Enjoy a docent led tour of Kandinsky’s large LUNCH AT BRIO Visit Roosevelt House, HIND THE SCENES WALKING TOUR/ concert venue and home of the legendary paintings with musical and theatrical associa- former house of F.D.R. and his wife Eleanor LUNCH AT CABANA View the soaring Rockettes guided tour details the rich his- tions from the Blaue Reiter years developed to and their family including his mother. Enjoy 55,000 sq. foot Drill Hall and the extraordi- tory and sumptuous art deco décor. Meet a the Bauhaus environments. Juryfreie murals a tour and a video of this historic building nary interiors by Louis Comfort Tiffany and Rockette! Meet at the Radio City box offi ce, are recreated enabling visitors to walk inside with Justin Ferate and curator, Deborah Gard- Stanford White. Lunch at Cabana, 1022 Third Sixth Ave. & 50th St. in Manhattan at 11 a.m. a Kandinsky painting. Meet at Neue Gallerie, ner. Explore the neighborhood’s historic sites. Ave. Meet at the Armory, 643 Park Ave. (66 for an 11:15 a.m. tour. Thursday, Nov. 14. 11 1048 Fifth Ave. (86th St.) in Manhattan at Lunch at Brio, 137 E. 65 St. Meet on the NW St.) in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. a.m.-1p.m. $15. L. Richards. 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Friday, Nov. corner of Park Ave. & E. 65 St. in Manhattan tour. Friday, Nov. 1. 10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. MF 911 “THE ARK DOOR AT CAIRO’S 22. 10:45 a.m.-12 p.m. $17. J. Hauptman. at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour. Friday, Dec. $34. J. DeNave. BEN EZRA SYNAGOGUE” AT YESHIVA KF 908 ART & ARCHITECTURE Experi- 13. 9:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m. $60. S. Eisenberg. MF 909 HARLEM: MT. MORRIS PARK UNIVERSITY MUSEUM/LUNCH AT IN- ence the radiant stained glass windows of WITH JOSEPH SVEHLAK/LUNCH AT COGNITO Tour focuses on this historical ex- the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on this FEBRUARY SYLVIA’S Stroll through Mt. Morris Park hibition. The door is an intricately decorated guided tour. Learn the history and meaning neighborhood. View the beautiful brown- and inscribed wood panel from a Torah Ark, of stained glass, the ribs and vaults, cornices, JI 902 EVENING AT THE STATE THE- stones, churches and civic buildings while a special cupboard that holds sacred Jewish buttresses and beasts of this Cathedral. List ATRE TO SEE “MEMPHIS” Enjoy this learning the history of the area. Pass by the Scripture. View other exhibitions too. Lunch provided of nearby restaurant for lunch on hot new Broadway musical that takes place Apollo Theatre, Studio Museum and the at Incognito, 30 W. 18 St. Meet at Yeshiva your own. Meet at the Visitors Center (near in Memphis about a radio DJ who wants to famous Theresa Hotel. Lunch at Sylvia’s, 328 University Museum, 15 W. 16 St. at 10:45 main entrance) of St. John, 1047 Amsterdam change the world and a club singer who is Lenox Ave. Meet in the Metro North waiting a.m. for an 11 a.m. tour. Thursday, Nov. 14. Ave. in Manhattan at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. ready for her big break. Come along on their room at 125 St. & Park Ave. in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $47. J. DeNave. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 26. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $15. incredible journey to the ends of the airwaves 10:15 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Tuesday, QF 909 NBC STUDIO TOUR IN NYC R. Olff. fi lled with laughter, soaring emotion, roof- Nov. 5. 10:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $49. J. DeNave. Enjoy a guided historic behind the scenes WF 912 IMPROV AT THE MAGNET raising rock ‘n’ roll, explosive dancing and WF 909 WILLIAMSBURG: ARTISTS tour of NBC studio operations. Stop in the THEATER/LUNCH AT EL QUIJOTE a thrilling tale of fame and forbidden love. & HIPSTERS WITH JUSTIN FERATE/ NBC Sharp HDTV Theater and learn about Enjoy lunch at El Quijote, 226 W. 23 St. Winner of four 2010 Tony Awards. Meet at LUNCH AT TEDDY’S Learn the history and the early days in radio, sound techniques and (bet. 7 & 8 Aves.) in Manhattan at 11:45 a.m. the State Theatre, 11 Livingston Ave., New how the artists and hipsters have transformed transition to television. See the Saturday for 12 p.m. lunch. Never taken an improve Brunswick, NJ at 7:45 p.m. to pick up tickets this trendy neighborhood. Discover galler- Night Live, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon or class? Here’s your chance! After lunch, take a (show is at 8 p.m.). Friday, Feb. 7. $64. A. ies, restaurants and shops. Visit the studio of the Dr. Oz Show studios. Meet at the NBC leisurely stroll to Magnet Theater, 259 W. 30 Reformato Solomon. internationally noted Israeli-born artist Boaz Experience Store, 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. for a two hour improv class with Megan Vaadia. Lunch at Teddy’s, 96 Berry Street. St.) in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 a.m. Gray, Rick Andrews and Chat Siegel. No BUS TRIPS Meet at Bedford Ave. & N. 7th St. in Brook- tour. Thursday, Nov. 14. 10:45 a.m.-12:15 experience needed. Tuesday, Nov. 26. 11:45 lyn at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour. Tuesday, p.m. $25. L. Chin. a.m.-5:30 p.m. $43. S. Eisenberg. WF 901 CLANG, CLANG, CLANG Nov. 5. 9:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $54. S. Eisenberg. JF 901 COOKING CLASS & DINNER AT GOES THE BRONX TROLLEY RIDE & QF 908 AUCTION PREVIEW AT CHRIS- LA CIPOLLINA RESTAURANT Enjoy a DECEMBER LUNCH AT EMILIA’S Ride on the Bronx TIE’S WITH VIDA SCHREIBMAN cooking demonstration for a fi ve course din- Trolley Car. Visit Bartow Mansion, The Van Preview works of impressionist, Modern and ner including an appetizer, a gnocchi prepara- WF 913 VERTICAL TOUR OF ST. JOHN Cortland House. Lunch at Emilia’s, 2331 Contemporary Art and other magnifi cent tion, two main courses (chicken and seafood) THE DIVINE WITH JUSTIN FERATE/ Arthur Ave. then shop in the market. Meet collectibles coming up for sale this fall at and an American cheese cake. Members are LUNCH AT BISTRO TEN 18 “Behind the trolley at Broadway between 244 & 245 Christie’s Auction House. Meet in front of chosen to help with demonstration; all will be the scenes” tour of St. John the Divine. Sts. (near park entrance) in Manhattan at 9 Christie’s, 20 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. 5 & 6 served the dinner. You will be provided with Climb 125 ft. on spiral staircases (breaks in a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. departure. Directions to Aves.) in Manhattan at 10:45 a.m. for an 11 the recipes for the dishes that were prepared. between) to the roof. Learn the stories told be mailed. Tuesday, Sept. 17. 9:45 a.m.-4:30 a.m. tour. Wednesday, Nov. 6. 10:45 a.m.- Meet at La Cipollina Restaurant, 16a West in the stained glass windows, enjoy views of p.m. $66. S. Eisenberg. 12:30 p.m. $20. R. Taruskin. Main St. in Freehold, NJ at 5 p.m. Thursday, Manhattan and tour the church grounds and KF 901 TOUR & LUNCH AT THE NF 903 PETER MAX EXHIBIT AT THE November 14. 5 p.m.-8 p.m. $66. A. Refor- the surrounding Morningside Heights. Lunch BROOKLYN NAVY YARD Focus on almost NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART mato Solomon. at Bistro Ten 18, 1018 Amsterdam Ave. Meet 400 years of city history by exploring the An in-depth look at original drawings, por- NF 904 NEW TRENDS IN THANKSGIV- at St. John, 1047 Amsterdam Ave. (112 St.) Brooklyn Navy Yard. The vast historic com- traits, landmarks and never-before-seen pieces ING SIDES Spice up your Thanksgiving Din- in Manhattan at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. tour. plex is being reborn as a haven for artists’ and of famous pop artist, Peter Max with a skilled ner with new ideas for accompaniments to the Tuesday, Dec. 3. 9:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $77. S. movie productions. Lunch at Ted n’ Honey’s docent. Meet in the museum lobby, One Mu- big meal at A la Carte Culinary Services, 32 Eisenberg. Café in the Yard. Meet the bus in front of the seum Dr., Roslyn Harbor at 11:15 a.m. for an Atlantic Ave., Lynbrook. Thursday, November MF 913 GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL Marriot Hotel, next to 335 Adams St. at 10 11:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, November 7. 11:15 14. 2 p.m.-4 p.m. $46. S. Bryan. TOUR WITH JOSEPH SVEHLAK/FABIO a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. departure. Friday, Sept a.m.-12:30 p.m. $12. S. Bryan. MF 912 ISLAMIC CULTURAL CENTER/ LUNCH Guided walking tour gives an in- 20. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. $59. R. Olff. KF 906 NBC STUDIO TOUR Take a tour LUNCH AT OSSO BUCO The Center was depth look at the art, architecture, history and KF 902 CASTLES ON THE HUDSON with an NBC page behind the scenes of shows the fi rst building erected as a mosque in NYC. recent $200 million renovation. Highlights WITH JUSTIN FERATE Explore “Glen- in pre-production or cross paths with TV per- It contains two primary elements that com- include: The Kissing Gallery, The Whispering view Castle,” a house that once had its own sonalities. Lunch at Maison Restaurant, 1700 pose an Islamic House of Worship: a mosque Gallery and a private apartment. Lunch at Fa- railroad station and view other architectural Broadway. Meet inside the NBC Experience and a minaret. Lunch at Osso Buco, 1662 bio Piccolo Fiore, 230 E. 44th St. Meet at the gems along the Hudson River. Lunch at Store, 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St.) in Man- Third Ave. Meet at the Center, 1711 Third Grand Central information booth in the center Sunset Cove in Tarrytown. Visit Untermeyer hattan at 10 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Friday, Ave. (97 St.) in Manhattan at 11 a.m. for an of the main concourse in Manhattan at 10:15 Gardens, a unique and romantic water garden. Nov. 8. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $56. R. Olff. 11:15 .m. tour. Tuesday, Nov. 19. 11 a.m.-4 a.m. for a 10:30 a.m. tour. Thursday, Dec. 5. Meet the bus in front of the Marriot Hotel, MF 910 MASONIC HALL/EL QUIJOTE p.m. $51. J. DeNave. 10:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m. $55. J. DeNave. next to 335 Adams St. at 8 a.m. for an 8:30 LUNCH Guided tour of the huge rooms WF 911 PIZZA MAKING CLASS Learn MF 914 UKRAINIAN INSTITUTE OF a.m. departure. Wednesday, Sept. 25. 8 a.m.-5 lined with imposing columns and an organ to knead and stretch dough like a pro to AMERICA/CARAVAGGIO LUNCH p.m. $75. R. Olff. FALL 2013 / 5 XF 903 BUS TRIP TO THE INSTITUTE towns along the Hudson River and the history bus. Learn about the neighborhoods and taste Livingston. View American furniture, art, ce- FOR AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES of Sing Sing Prison. Visit the Hudson River the ethnic foods of India, Mexico, Ireland ramics, textiles, toys and memorabilia. Lunch (IAIS)/GUNN HISTORICAL MUSEUM/ Museum and more. Lunch at Xaviers X2O, and Italy, with possible other stops. “Behind at Casa Vasca. After lunch, tour the National G.W. TAVERN IN CONNECTICUT Enjoy 71 Water Grant St.,Yonkers. Meet at the NW the scenes” cooking tips from the Monroe Historic Landmark and largest NJ museum - the displays of artifacts, contemporary art corner of 96 St. & Lexington Ave. in Man- Culinary School. Meet the bus at the Bronx Newark Museum. View two special exhibits, and exhibits at the museum. The primary hattan at 9:30 a.m. for a 10 a.m. departure. Learning Center, 2500 Halsey St. at 8:30 a.m. “Ming to Modern: Elevating the Everyday exhibit highlights the 10,000 year long story Friday, Oct. 11. 9:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m. $85. S. for a 9 a.m. departure. Tuesday, Oct. 22. 8:30 in Chinese Art” and “Seeing Beyond the of Connecticut’s Native American People Eisenberg. a.m.-5 p.m. $74. C. Bing-Howard. Moment: The Photographic Legacy & Gifts from the distant past to their lives and WF 906 HARLEM GOSPEL BUS TOUR/ KF 905 BUS TRIP TO PORT JEF- of George Tice.” Meet the bus at the Bronx culture today. View a replica of a simulated LUNCH AT TOAST Guided tour of historic FERSON: “LES MISERABLES” PER- Learning Center, 2500 Halsey St. at 7:30 a.m. archaeological site and a nature trail. Visit Harlem starting with a morning Gospel ser- FORMANCE & LUNCH AT RUVO’S for an 8 a.m. departure. Thursday, Oct. 24. the Gunn Historical Museum which features vice and the choir’s beautiful acapella spiritu- RESTAURANT Explore the quaint village 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. $79. L. Richards. period rooms and changing exhibits of local als. See these landmarks: The Cotton Club, of Port Jefferson prior to lunch at Ruvo’s WF 908 NEW JERSEY BUS TOUR WITH history. Lunch at GW Tavern. Weather per- Apollo Theatre, Abyssinian Baptist Church Restaurant. After lunch, enjoy a matinee ART ZUCKERMAN Get a diverse and mitting; a stop at a local orchard is included. and more. Lunch at Toast. Meet in front of performance of “Les Miserables” at Theater unique look at the state across the river. Visit Meet the bus at the Bronx Learning Center, Toast, 2737 Broadway (bet. 104 & 105 Sts) in Three. Meet the bus in front of the Marriot the unexpected treasures of NJ: The Tear Drop 2500 Halsey St. at 7:30 a.m. for an 8 a.m. Manhattan at 9 a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. departure. Hotel, next to 335 Adams St. at 8:45 a.m. for Museum, Newark Museum of Art and more. departure. Thursday, Oct. 3. 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. 9 a.m.-4:15 p.m. $85. S. a 9:15 a.m. departure. Wednesday, Oct. 23. Enjoy a delicious lunch. Meet in the Hotel $78. L. Richards. Eisenberg. 8:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m. $74. S. Mitlitsky. Pennsylvania lobby, 7 Ave. (bet. 32 & 33 WF 905 RIVERTOWN’S OF WESTCHES- XF 906 EAT YOUR WAY THROUGH THE XF 907 BUS TRIP TO NEWARK MU- Sts) in Manhattan at 9:30 a.m. for a 10 a.m. TER BUS TOUR WITH ART ZUCKER- BRONX & WESTCHESTER BUS TRIP SEUM/LIBERTY HALL MUSEUM/CASA departure. Tuesday, Oct. 29. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 MAN/LUNCH AT XAVIARS X2O Explore WITH ART ZUCKERMAN Enjoy multi- VASCA Guided tour of Liberty Hall Museum, p.m. $89. S. Eisenberg. and learn about many of the Westchester ethnic food sampling stops on and off the home of N.J.’s fi rst elected Governor, William COURSES

Unless otherwise noted, courses in all boroughs will begin on Monday, September 9 and conclude Tuesday, November 26 and have a $5 fee (which is non-refundable and non-transferable). BRONX MONDAY Examine how shows are put together. Includes have your own tools. Materials discussed tion and practice of the basic principles and some singing and dancing. 12:30-2:30. H. at fi rst class. Not for beginners. 10-12:15. P. movements of this ancient Chinese exercise. Fritsch. O’Connell. 10-12:30. Y. H. Wang. XF 101 BASIC STITCHES Crocheting, XF 111 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Learn XF 206 MAH JONGG For those new to XF 302 BEGINNERS LINE DANCING knitting and needlework. Bring your own to incorporate strong and weak opening the game will receive instruction based on Learn the cowboy Charleston, Electric Slide, project. 10-12. C. Rodriguez. bids with specialized responses and special rules sanctioned by the National Mah Jongg Wobble and more. Geared to the new line XF 102 BEADING Enjoy making and overcalls and doubles. Utilize hand play and League. All levels welcome. 12:30-2:30. M. dancer. No partner needed. 10-12. C. Force. wearing your own creations. Materials fee defense play techniques. 12:30-2:45. A. Lisle. Schuster. XF 303 RUG HOOKING The American art discussed in class. Beginners welcome. 10-12. XF 112 QUILTING: BEGINNER Quilting XF 207 ADVANCED BEGINNERS of rug hooking (not latch). Use patterns to R. Demers. like any other art is tactile - create using nee- BRIDGE For those who took the beginners create your own designs. Make rugs or wall XF 103 SPANISH: MIXED LEVELS Re- dles, thread and all kinds of fabrics. Make a 9 class. Continuation of simple techniques in hangings from strips of dated or recycled fresh your knowledge of the Spanish language Patch Pillow. Materials needed for fi rst class: bidding, declarer play and defense. 12:30- wool fabrics. Beginners and experienced and culture. Learn communication skills and ½ yard of contrasting fabric, white quilting 2:30. A. Lisle. welcome. 10-12. M. Bottjer. sing songs. One year of Spanish recommend- thread, quilting needles (size 8-12) and pins XF 208 WATERCOLORS: BEGINNER/ XF 304 PRACTICAL SPANISH FOR ed. 10-12. R. Hollingsworth. with thick heads. 12:45-3. J. Goldberg. INTERMEDIATE Experiment with color EVERYDAY USAGE Discover the joy of XF 104 WORKING OUT TOGETHER En- while learning basic techniques. Paint still learning expressions, idioms, writing and con- hance cardiovascular fi tness, muscle strength TUESDAY life and review some drawing techniques. versational skills. All levels welcome. 10-12. and fl exibility using seated and standing exer- Emphasis on encouraging individual style M. Salaman. cises to enjoyable music. 10-12. A. Stern. XF 201 INTERMEDIATE LINE DANC- and exploring the medium of watercolor. XF 305 ITALIAN: BEGINNER/INTER- XF 105 ADVANCED BRIDGE Learn new ING Dance instruction at a faster pace. Materials discussed at fi rst class. 12:30-2:45. MEDIATE Encourage development of bidding techniques and conventions, superior Familiarity with vines, shuffl es, jazz boxe and A. Strinsky. reading and conversational skills. Small group hand play and defense. Supervised play. 10- more. Learn Senorita Shuffl e, Boot Scootin’ XF 209 MOSAICS Learn both design and instruction provided depending on skill level. 12:15. A. Lisle. Boogie to name a few. No partner needed. technique using stained glass as the primary 10-12. A. DeGennaro. XF 106 QUILTING: INTERMEDIATE For 10-12. C. Force. medium and mixed media items as embel- XF 306 ZUMBA A fun way to a great shape, the experienced quilter. Original projects will XF 202 SHORT STORIES IN LITERA- lishments are used to produce two and three using hypnotic Latin and International music. be made. Materials needed for fi rst class: quilt- TURE Exploration and discussion of life dimensional works of art. Materials discussed Experience it for yourself. 10:45-12:15. R. ing needles, white quilting thread, ½ yard each through the genre of the story. 10-12. A. at fi rst class. All levels welcome. 12:30-2:45. Jacobson. of two colored fabrics (light & dark), scissors Pruzan. P. O’Connell. XF 307 FILM DIRECTORS: SIDNEY LU- and #9 sandpaper. 10-12:15. S. Rieber. XF 203 CALLIGRAPHY Copperplate cal- XF 210 LET’S DANCE: BEGINNER MET Watch and discuss the choice of genres, XF 107 CANASTA For those new to the ligraphy with the pointed pen. Review basics, Increase your stamina, improve your balance themes, actors, camera works and special game will receive instruction on the funda- plus variations, fl ourishes, greeting card and and shed some pounds by dancing to rhythms effects. 12-3. D. Hammitt. mentals of the Modern American version of envelope design. Beginners welcome. Materi- of Salsa, Cha Cha, Merengue, Bachata, Rum- XF 308 PUCCINI & OTHER GIANTS the game. All levels welcome. 12:30-2:30. M. als needed: Higgins Eternal Ink, ruler, Hunt ba, Bolero and Samba. 12:30-3. N. DeLaLuz. OF ITALIAN OPERA Puccini and other Schuster. XF 211 RUBBER STAMPING & PAPER XF 108 SMILE IN SPANISH (SONRIE 101 nib and oblique penholder. 10-12. C. composers of the Italian post-romantic period. CRAFTS EN ESPANOL): INTERMEDIATE/AD- Nguyen. Basic rubber stamping techniques 12-3. N. Spilotro. XF 204 WATERCOLORS: INTERME- are used to create handmade items: greeting XF 309 WRITING WORKSHOP Have any VANCED Explore the language, literature, DIATE/ADVANCED Explore watercolor cards, stationery and scrapbook paper. Differ- short stories, a novel in the works, mem- grammar, culture and music of many Spanish techniques and broaden understanding of ent project each week. $30 includes registra- oirs, essays or poems you’d like to share for speaking countries. Native speakers are wel- color theory and effect of light on form. Ex- tion and materials. 12:30-3. C. Nguyen. constructive criticism, polishing and possible come. 12:30-2:30. R. Hollingsworth. periment with pen and ink and colored pencils XF 212 VIEWING AMERICAN HISTORY publication? Join us. 12:30-3. C. Mason. XF 109 CREATIVE WRITING Examine in conjunction with watercolor. Materials Important events from years, 1000 to 1865, XF 310 BASIC DRAWING Sketch still-life writing techniques and literary styles to discussed at fi rst class. 10-12:15. A. Strinsky. will be selected and discussed. 12:30-3. S. and landscape subjects in pencil. Tonal con- inspire you to write in various genres: poetry, XF 205 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED Solomon. trast and other techniques to create realistic essay, memoir and fi ction. Seven sessions: MOSAICS Explore advanced techniques drawings. Portrait studies and the use of India Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 21, 28. 12:30-2:30. in mosaics. Stained glass and multi-media WEDNESDAY ink are explored. 12:30-2:45. A. Strinsky. F. McKinnon. embellishments will be used to produce two XF 311 TAKE THE LEAD: INTERME- XF 110 THE BROADWAY MUSICAL and three dimensional art projects. You must XF 301 TAI CHI: BEGINNER Introduc- DIATE Dance to the rhythms of Salsa, Cha 6 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM Cha, Merengue, Bolero, Samba, Rumba and R. Mendel. provided to facilitate maximum language XF 807 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE Bachata. Enjoy the fl ow and dance your stress XF 409 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE learning. 10-12. M. Salaman. MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate medi- away. 12:30-3. N. DeLaLuz. Improve your bidding and play of hand in a XF 505 COMPUTERS 101: BEGINNER cal records on health coverage and compli- XF 312 TAI CHI: INTERMEDIATE Prac- congenial atmosphere. Basic knowledge of Learn the fundamentals of basic computing mentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI and tice of the ancient art. It’s great exercise. 1-3. bridge necessary. 12:45-3. L. Frank. using Apple computers. Create, save, print HMO’s. Q&A. Friday, Oct. 4. 10-12:30. No Y. H. Wang. XF 410 ACRYLIC PAINTING: AD- documents; make simple presentation and Fee. I. Lospenuso. VANCED For experienced painters to foster learn how to access the Internet effectively. XF 808 MOBY DICK View the 1956 fi lm THURSDAY innovation and independence. 12:30-2:45. L. $25 includes registration and materials. 10- classic based on Herman Melville’s enduring Calilli. 12:15. M. Thomas. novel. Examine the origins and experience XF 401 SPANISH FILMS (ENGLISH XF 411 MAH JONGG For those who have XF 506 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED a memorable sea adventure. Friday, Oct. 11. SUBTITLES) Focus on direction, cinema- knowledge of the basic rules under which DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY For those who 10-1. F. McKinnon. tography and performances from Spanish and the game is played, but wish to gain greater already take pictures and have a basic sense XF 809 OVER 90 & LOVING IT Docu- Latin American directors and actors that rival knowledge and expertise in the fi ne points. of camera operation. More advanced camera mentary fi lm to inspire seniors about living Hollywood movie making. For lovers of the Beginners welcome. 12:30-3. J. Kleinberg. operation, composition and use of computer everyday to the fullest. For all ages. Friday, Spanish language and fans of foreign fi lm. XF 412 CREATIVE QUILTING: INTER- to enhance your images. Bring your camera Oct. 18. 1-3. A. Stern. 9:45-12:15. E. Martin. MEDIATE Master quilt making techniques: and instruction booklet. $25 includes registra- XF 810 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS XF 402 COME SING WITH US Learn and rotary cutting, speed piecing template making tion and materials. 1-3. S. Walker. Overview of programs and services includ- perform arrangements of show tunes and folk and more. Sew pieces by hand or with your XF 507 COMPUTERS: NEXT STEP In- ing Catastrophic Insurance, Long Term Care, songs. 10-12. D. Warner. portable machine. Finish incomplete projects corporate basic computer skills to create word fi nancial related plans and discount programs. XF 403 YOGA Combining systems of natural and use leftover fabric scraps. Note: quilting projects using Apple computers. Utilize safe Friday, Oct. 25. 12:30-2. No Fee. V. Stokes, exercise to improve the body’s samples are needed. 12:30-3. J. Beckwith. web portals to store information and connect NYSUT. alignment, fl exibility and circulation. Breath- with groups. Not for beginners. Participants XF 811 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Enjoy ing exercises to relieve stress. Bring an FRIDAY can bring their own Apple laptops. $25 the 1971 musical drama. Learn the history exercise mat, a large towel and a small pillow. includes registration and materials. 12:45-3. and sing the songs. Friday, Oct. 25. 10-2. F. 10-12. M. Gladwin. XF 501 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE The M. Thomas. McKinnon. XF 404 WORKING OUT TOGETHER ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Arabic, XF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE Attend XF 812 ZUMBA PART I Dance your way Use light weights, resistance bands, balls and North African and Turkish movements while dramas, musicals, dance and concerts at into fi tness with simple movements and inter- simple aerobic exercises with music as we sit, listening to beautiful music and learning to discounted prices. Bring several checks. All national music. Friday, Nov. 1. 10:45-12:15. stand, move, improve balance, have fun and play its rhythms on the zills (fi nger cymbals). checks are payable to UFTWF Retiree Pro- R. Jacobsen. exercise. 10-12:15. A. Stern. All levels welcome. Materials fee discussed in grams. Four sessions: Sept. 20; Oct. 11; Nov. XF 813 CRIMINAL JUSTICE: MOTION XF 405 ADVANCED BRIDGE Fine tune class.9:45-11:45. A. Beeman. 1, 15. 12-1:30. C. Bing-Howard. PRACTICE & PRE-TRIAL HEARINGS your bidding, play of hand and bridge tech- XF 502 RECYCLED POTATO CHIP Gain insight of the pre-trial process up until niques in a friendly atmosphere. 10-12:15. WRAPPERS ART Make purses, eyeglass SEMINARS the case is ready for trial. The second part L. Frank. cases, book covers and more using foil-lined of a three part look into the criminal justice XF 406 ACRYLIC PAINTING: bags. Save potato chips and cookie bags with Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a process in NY. Friday, Nov. 8. 12:30-3. L. INTERMEDIATE Refresh and expand your foil-linings. Bags should be washed and dried $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- Hartstein. painting skills. Beginners welcome. 10-12:15. thoroughly. 10-12. O. Mercado. transferable). XF 814 ZUMBA PART II Dance your way L. Calilli. XF 503 BEGINNERS DIGITAL PHOTOG- XF 805 TURN ORDINARY QUILTS INTO into fi tness with simple movements and inter- XF 407 DOO WOP: NYC Hear the music RAPHY Basic camera operations including an EXTRAORDINARY QUILTS Demonstra- national music. Friday, Nov. 15. 10:45-12:15. and stories of these groups from NYC: Harp- introduction to controls and settings and how tion of fi ve techniques to change your quilt R. Jacobsen. tones, Drifters, Chantels, Chiffons and more. to use your camera. Bring your camera and tops into something special. Most require no XF 815 YOU CAN FEEL BETTER WITH 12:30-3. H. Bloch. instruction booklet. Information on purchasing sewing. Friday, Sept. 20. 10-12. S. Reiber. GENTLE EXERCISE View an award win- XF 408 EXERCISE FOR FUN Use light a camera provided. $25 includes registration XF 806 PARTY DANCES Learn how to ning gentle exercising video that anyone can free weight exercises, stretching and toning, and materials. 10-12:30. S. Walker. Wobble, do the Cupid Shuffl e, Electric Slide do. Exercise at your own pace with other se- and core training to maintain and improve XF 504 INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH and more. No more sitting at weddings, affairs niors or those with limiting conditions. Friday, fi tness with a certifi ed instructor. 12:30-2:30. Vocabulary, grammar and basic skills are and events. Friday, Sept. 27. 10-12. C. Force. Nov. 15. 1-3. A. Stern. BROOKLYN MONDAY tion. 1-3. M. Glenn. ing to Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Salsa, Cha Cha, Enjoy sampling dance movements from the KF 110 SKETCHING & PAINTING Swing, Mambo and Meringue. 12-2:30. K. Mid-East and the Far East. Watch fi lm clips. WITH GEORGE KF 101 INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE Eight sessions: Sept. 9, Sanson. All levels welcome. 10-12. A. Beeman. 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 21, 28; Nov. 4. 1-3. G. KF 207 INTRODUCTION TO SEED KF 304 BEAD WORKSHOP Make beauti- Enjoy the fun of dancing and exercise. Clas- Kerasiotis. BEADING: BEGINNER Learn the basic ful jewelry using beads and needles. Materials sic line dances included. All levels welcome. techniques of making seed bead jewelry. Pur- needed for fi rst class: two colors of dagger 10-12. E. Scheff. TUESDAY chase your own supplies. 12:30-3. S. Walton. beads and #8 seed beads. 10-12:30. E. Esses. KF 102 STRETCH & RELAX Improve KF 208 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP KF 305 ITALIAN: ADVANCED BEGIN- fl exibility and balance with gentle exercise. KF 201 QUILTING Create beautiful works Various techniques of watercolor explored. NER For those with basic knowledge of Learn relaxation techniques. Bring large towel of art sewing quilts, decorative accessories Supplies needed: 9” x 12” watercolor pad Italian grammar and conversation. Textbook or mat. 10-12. T. Pratt. and pillows. $10 includes registration and (cold-pressed), set of watercolor transparent required. Advanced conversation and compo- KF 103 BEGINNERS BRIDGE Learn to materials. 10-12:30. J. Putterman. paints, #6 round brush and #12 fl at brush. 1-3. sition. 10-12:30. J. Worth. play this popular game. Review basic rules KF 202 SKETCHING & DRAWING Ele- E. Comins. KF 306 CLASSIC MYSTERY & SUS- and skills. 10-12:30. I. Barnet. ments of design using pencil, charcoal and KF 209 SERIOUS READING Read, analyze PENSE FILMS Films may include: Public KF 104 OPERA Rossini continued. 10-1. N. ink. Bring 11” x 14” Strathmore drawing pad, and discuss part two of “Les Miserables” Enemy; The Usual Suspects; A Few Good Spilotro. HB pencil and kneaded eraser to fi rst class. and other short stories and poetry. 1-3. J. Men; Serpico; Dirty Harry; Vertigo and more. KF 105 STAINED GLASS Work on projects 10-12:30. E. Comins. Trachten. Past fi lms not repeated. 12-3. R. Romer. using a glass cutter, soldering iron and glass KF 203 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Basic KF 210 P.A.C.E. Low impact exercise KF 307 JEWELRY: ADVANCED BEGIN- grinder. $40 includes registration and materi- training to improve playing skills. 10-12:30. program for people with arthritis. Gentle NERS TO INTERMEDIATE Create hand- als. 10-1. M. Marcus. D. Stern. activities help increase joint fl exibility, range made jewelry using the art of seed beading. KF 106 MAH JONGG Learn to play this KF 204 VINTAGE GREAT FILMS & of motion and muscle strength. Teacher is a Must know basics of seed beading techniques. international game with tiles. All levels wel- STARS Screen and analyze fi lms that have licensed instructor from the Arthritis Founda- Materials list distributed at fi rst class. 12:30-3. come. 12:30-3. E. Scheff. KF 107 INTERMEDIATE BEADING been overlooked or forgotten. Film stars tion. 1-3. T. Pratt. S. Walton. include: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, KF 308 CANASTA Learn the basics and Materials list distributed at fi rst class. Not a Henry Fonda, Bette Davis, Cary Grant, John WEDNESDAY some table rules in this popular game. Nine beginners class. No class Sept. 9. 12:30-3. C. Wayne and more. Past fi lms not repeated. Sessions. Class ends Nov. 6. 12:30-3. Horn. 10-1. R. Romer. KF 301 BEGINNER STAINED GLASS P. Pincus. KF 108 LATIN AEROBICS Improve circu- KF 205 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Some Work on projects using a glass cutter, solder- KF 309 CREATIVE WRITING Be inspired. lation and develop stamina while working out knowledge of French required. Textbook: ing iron and glass grinder. $40 includes regis- Learn specifi c techniques and receive sup- to great music. 12:30-3. B. Sayegh. French Made Simple. Build skills in speaking tration and materials. 9:30-12:30. M. Marcus. port in preparing and polishing your creative KF 109 THE PLEASURE OF POETRY and understanding French. 10:30-12:30. G. KF 302 SHAKESPEARE Read, analyze and materials like memoirs, fi ction and essays. Discuss and read aloud poems that explore Metivier. discuss “Richard II.” 10-12. J. Trachten. 12:30-3. M. Eller. love, aging, friendship and the human condi- KF 206 JAZZERCISE Stretching and danc- KF 303 BELLYDANCE & BOLLYWOOD KF 310 ADVANCED ITALIAN For those FALL 2013 / 7 with basic knowledge of Italian grammar and Journey is enhanced by guest lecturers from KF 506 DOLLS Sew beautiful dolls using KF 808 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE conversation. Textbook is required. Ad- the Jazz community. 1-3. G. Metevier. a variety of embellishments: beads, lace and MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate medi- vanced conversation and composition. 1-3. KF 408 LINE DANCE: BEGINNERS/AD- paint which are decorative, comforting and cal records on health coverage and compli- J. Worth. VANCED Enjoy the pleasure and exercise of fun to assemble. $15 includes registration and mentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI and dance. 1-3. N. Cangiano. materials. 1-3. J. Putterman. HMO’s. Q&A. Friday, Nov. 1. 12:30-2:30. No THURSDAY KF 409 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH KF 507 KNITTING Beginners learn the Fee. I. Lospenuso. Communication and comprehension are the basics. Intermediate/Advanced select a project KF 809 CAROL BURNETT Explore the KF 401 EXERCISE FOR FITNESS Ex- objective. Practice conversation through and receive assistance in new techniques. life and career of Carol Burnett. View and ercise for fun and fi tness using chairs, mats, contemporary experience and readings. Some Materials needed for fi rst class: size 7 needles, discuss rare footage of her appearances on thera-bands and weights. 10-12. T. Pratt. background in Spanish is benefi cial. 1-3. E. worsted weight yarn and patterns. 10 sessions. the Gary Moore Show, the Lucy Show and KF 402 GENEOLOGY: ANCESTORS & Drayton. Class ends Nov. 15. 1-3. S. Staton. her variety show. Friday, Nov. 8. 10-12:30. DESCENDANTS Research your family his- KF 508 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED D. Isoldi. tory by using the internet, Census and other FRIDAY TAI CHI Advanced knowledge of basic KF 810 DICK CLARK Relive the days of resources to create a family tree or book. moves is required. Improve and perfect your American Bandstand. Friday, Nov. 8. 1-3. D. Three sessions: Nov. 7, 14, 21. 10-12:30. KF 501 ADVANCED QUILTING For those movements. Materials fee discussed at fi rst Isoldi. National Archives fi eld trip: Tuesday, Nov. 19. who completed beginners sampler and have class. 1-3. J. He. KF 811 CARY GRANT He is considered L. Hoenig. ability to work independently on individual KF 509 SCULPTURE AND COLLAGE one of Hollywood’s classic leading men. See KF 403 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE projects. $10 includes registration and mate- Work with varied media: paint, paper mache, Grant break hearts in one of his great fi lms. Increase your knowledge through set hands rials. 10-12. J. Putterman. plaster, wood and more to complete a project. Wednesday, Nov. 13. 12:30-3. L. Grant. and supervised play. Review and learn new KF 502 ISRAELI FOLK DANCING All No experience necessary. Purchase your own KF 812 GEORGIA O’KEEFE Discuss her conventions. 10-12:30. B. Goldman. levels welcome. Learn this form of folk supplies. 8 sessions. Class ends Nov. 1. 1-3. works and life through slides. Discuss exhibit KF 404 PAINTING WITH PAULA Explore dance. Wear sneakers or fl at soled shoes. I.J. Haber at MOMA. Monday, Nov. 18. 12:30-3. S. the fl exibility and possibilities of painting Eight sessions. Class ends Nov. 1. 10-12. Gansl. with acrylics. All levels welcome. 10-12:30. A. Bloom. SEMINARS KF 813 MOVIE GREATS: SUSAN P. Hazlewood. KF 503 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUT- HAYWOOD She gained fame for her great KF 405 FRENCH: ADVANCED Improve ER TECHNOLOGY Basic introduction to Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a performances in “Smash Up” and “The Story your ability to speak and understand French computer skills using an Apple computer. No $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- of a Woman.” Her performance in “I Want to while having fun. It’s ”La Vie Parisienne” in a internet/email access available. $25 includes transferable). Live” won her an Academy Award. View her setting with grammar review, literature, fi lms, registration and materials. 10-12:30. C. Rosen. KF 805 PASSION FOR TRAVEL Find en- dramatic skills in one of her famous fi lms. food, wine and lots to talk about in French. KF 504 BEGINNERS TAI CHI Introduction joyment whether traveling solo, with a partner Thursday, Nov. 21. 10-12:30. L. Grant. 10:30-12:30. G. Metivier. to basic principles and movement. 10-12:30. or group. Share travel tips. Monday, Sept. 9. KF 814 TOP TEN: HIGHEST KNOWN KF 406 DUPLICATE & ADVANCED J. He. 1-3. C. Silverman. PAID PRICES FOR PAINTINGS View and BRIDGE Experience the excitement of KF 505 ACRYLIC PAINTING AND KF 806 PAST NYC HURRICANES IN- discuss these works of art and learn the stories bridge while improving your skills. 12:30-3. PASTELS Introduction to basics of painting CLUDING SANDY Compare past NYC Hur- behind these prices. Monday, Nov. 25. 12:30- B. Goldman. that emphasizes drawing, composition, value ricanes to Hurricane Sandy. Thursday, Oct. 3. 3. S. Gansl. KF 407 JAZZ JOURNEY WITH GRACE and color theory. Techniques of creating with 10-12. R. Schweiger. KF 815 GREAT GIRLS OF DOO WOP From New Orleans to New York and all the pastels explored. Bring drawing pad, charcoal KF 807 ACTIVITIES TO STIMULATE Listen to the music and stories of the Chan- places in between. Take a virtual tour through pencil, kneaded eraser and paint supplies. Ma- YOUR BRAIN Keep your brain young by telles, Chiffons, Crystals, Ronettes, Shangri- the world of Jazz and its fascinating history: terials list given in class. 10 sessions. Begins learning memory games and other mind Las and Shirelles. Wednesday, Nov. 20. the music, the players, the styles, the stories. Sept. 20. 10-1. J. Lippman. sharpener. Thursday, Oct. 31. 1-3. S. Louer. 12:30-3. H. Bloch. MANHATTAN

MF 108 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH easy conversation and simple reading. 9:45- card to class. 12:45-2:45. H. Rothman. MONDAY Emphasis on active oral participation, reading 11:30. A. DeGennaro. MF 211 BEADING: BEGINNER Learn and writing. 12:30-2:30. C. Towbin. MF 202 ISRAELI FOLK DANCING: basic skills of bead weaving to make jewelry. MF 101 SHORT STORY INTO FILM MF 109 RUBBER STAMPING & PAPER BEGINNER Learn traditional Israeli circle Must be able to thread a fi ne needle. Materi- Read a short story for each class and view CRAFTS Basic techniques to create hand- and line dances. Wear sneakers or fl at-soled als needed: scissors, pen/pencil, smooth cloth the screen adaptation the following week. made items: greeting cards, stationery, scrap- shoes. 10-12. A. Bloom. to bead on, two colors of each - #11 and #8 Discuss the merits of both the literary story book paper, one-of-a-kind gifts. A different MF 203 SHORT STORIES Discussion of seed beads, #10 beading needles, Nymo D and the movie after each fi lm. 9:45-12:15. W. project each week. $30 includes registration style and its signifi cance in selected short sto- thread or fi reline (6 to 8 lbs.). List will be sup- Wyss. and materials. 12:30-2:30. C. Nguyen. ries. No class Oct. 22. 10-12. A. Zuckerberg. plied for projects. 12:45-2:45. H. Weinberg. MF 102 GREAT VINTAGE FILMS & MF 110 NUTRITION COGNITION Beat MF 204 BRIDGE INSTRUCTION: MF 212 BRIDGE INSTRUCTION: BE- STARS Major stars in great fi lms that may the high cost health care by staying well. ADVANCED/BEGINNER Instruction and GINNER Instruction and free play. 12:45- have been forgotten with the passage of time: Apply the science of nutrition to maintain free play. 10-12:30. C. Rubin. 2:45. C. Rubin. Bogart, Wayne, Bacall, Taylor, Streisand, good health and prevent disease and dysfunc- MF 205 THE DOO WOP EXPERIENCE MF 213 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING DeHavilland and the Barrymores. Past fi lms tion. Five sessions: Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7. Relive the music of the 50’s and 60’s. Discuss Ancient art of belly dancing. Enjoy Arabic, not repeated. 9:45-12:45 R. Romer. 12:30-2:30. S. Elbaz. and view rare performances of the groups now North African and Turkish movements while MF 103 THE ART OF MAGIC Learn pro- MF 111 BEGINNING FRENCH Learn and then. Learn Doo Wop harmony, sing-a- listening to beautiful music and learning to fessional magic tricks with emphasis on cards conversational French, grammar, vocabulary long, listen and analyze recordings. 10-12. D. play on the zills (fi nger cymbals). All levels and coins. Bring a deck of cards and four and everyday expressions and phrases. 12:45- Isoldi. welcome. Materials fee discussed at fi rst quarters to the fi rst class. Additional materials 2:45. M. Louis. MF 206 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Rein- class. 12:45-2:45. A. Beeman. to be determined. 10-12. S. Gertzman. MF 112 YIDDISH LANGUAGE & CUL- force oral and written communication skills. MF 214 ITALIAN: ADVANCED Intermedi- MF 104 ART OF MICHELANGELO TURE Conversation, reading, stories, poems Study familiar situations in everyday life. ate Italian pre-requisite. Some skill in conver- Survey of the painting, sculpture and drawing and songs. Some knowledge of Yiddish Some knowledge of French required. 10-12. sation and reading is necessary. 1:15-2:45. A. of the great Renaissance artist Michelangelo. required. 12:45-2:45. M. Leberstein. M. Louis. DeGennaro. 10-12. D. Becker. MF 113 STRETCH & RELAX Improve MF 207 CHORUS Learn simple elements of MF 105 CALLIGRAPHY Copperplate cal- fl exibility and balance with gentle exercise. music while enjoying the joy of singing. 10- WEDNESDAY ligraphy with a pointed pen: review basics, Learn relaxation techniques. 12:45-2:45. T. 12. T. Morino. plus variations, fl ourishes, greeting cards and Pratt. MF 208 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE MF 301 GETTING THE MOST FROM envelope design. Beginners welcome. Materi- MF 114 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE In- Italian I pre-requisite. Some skill in conversa- YOUR iPAD Learn to download, read and als needed: paper, Higgins Eternal Ink, ruler, struction and free play. Bring your own cards. tion and reading necessary. 11:30-1:15. A. enjoy books and online magazines. Surf the Hunt 101 nib and oblique penholder. 10-12. 12:45-2:45. R. Cantara. DeGennaro. web, view photos and videos and use organi- C. Nguyen. MF 951 DINE AROUND Enjoy cuisine for MF 209 GOLDEN VOICES Study of zational tools. Bring your iPad to class. WiFi MF 106 DANCERCISE Dance and exercise lunch at different restaurants on a Monday or artistry and lives of great opera stars: Sondra is provided. You do not need cellular data for fi tness and fun. Learn Country Western, Friday. List of restaurants will be mailed to Radvonovsky, Marcelo Alvarez, Placido Do- service. 9:30-11:30. B. Hauptman. Folk, Line and Broadway styles. 10-12. G. you. R. Victor. mingo. Six sessions: Sept. 10, 24; Oct. 1, 15, MF 302 HEBREW: ADVANCED Adler. 29; Nov. 19. 12:30-2:30. B. Haspel. BEGINNER Focus on conversational modern MF 107 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Must be TUESDAY MF 210 MAH JONGG All levels welcome. (Israeli) Hebrew supplemented with read- average or better player. No instruction. 10- Particular attention given to beginners. Please ing, comprehension and written expression. 12:30. B. Cantara. MF 201 ITALIAN: BEGINNER Grammar, bring a current National Mah Jongg League Pre-requisite: must be able to read and write 8 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM Hebrew letters (both print and cursive). 9:45- subtitles. Films include: Habemus Papum, everyday topics. Access to computer advised plays. Constructive feedback is offered. 11:15. E. Katz. Swept Away, I Fidanzati, The Night of the for practice. Class uses Mac Book computers. Seasoned or fi rst-time playwrights. 10-12. MF 303 STAINED GLASS Work on projects Shooting Stars and Bitter Rice. Readings and Your own PC welcome. Meets at 50 Broad- M. Polsky. using glass cutter, soldering iron and glass discussion to follow. Conducted in English. way, 20th Floor. $25 includes registration and MF 506 BEAD WEAVING: ADVANCED grinder. $30 includes registration and materi- 9:30-12. J. Worth. materials. 12:30-2:30. L. Malchick. BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE Learn als. 9:45-12:45. M. Duberstein. MF 402 NATIVE AMERICAN TRADI- MF 414 CIVIL WAR One of the greatest basic skills of stringing and bead work to MF 304 COMEDY APPRECIATION Ex- TIONS & CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE turning points in American history. What cre- make bracelets and necklaces. Materials plore the art and craft of stand-up comedy and WORLD Journey through the many cultures ated two different societies within one nation? needed: scissors, pen/pencil, smooth cloth to how the comic perspective can decrease pain of native people in the Americas through the Many unforgettable characters fought in the bead on, two colors of either 11/0 or 8/0 seed and increase happiness. Guest comedians and mediums of movies, music, art and crafts. four year confl ict. Learn what occurred from beads, #10 beading needles, Nymo D thread classic videos. 10-12. P. Herzich. 9:45-11:45. F. Menusan. the ante-bellum period to Appomattox. Five or fi reline (6 to 8 lbs.). List supplied for spe- MF 305 TAI CHI Introduction to basic prin- MF 403 BEAD WEAVING: ADVANCED sessions: Sept. 12, 19, 26; Oct. 3, 10. 12:45- cial projects. 10-12:30. E. Esses. ciples and movements of this ancient Chinese More complex projects for the advanced stu- 2:45. E. A. Livingston. MF 507 HISTORY & THE CINEMA Films exercise. 10-12. J. He. dent that will allow for individual creativity. MF 415 SHERLOCK HOLMES Learn include: Judgment at Nuremberg, Emile Zola, MF 306 BRIDGE: ADVANCED BEGIN- Bring to class: favorite color seed beads (size all about the world’s most famous detective Michael Collins, Tora! Tora!Tora!, Spartacus, NERS & INTERMEDIATE Learn how 11/0 and 8/0), #10 beading needles, fi reline (6 and his mortal enemy, Prof. Moriarty. Please That Hamilton Woman, Nicholas & Alexan- experts approach the game. Participate in lb.) and cloth to bead on. No beginners. 9:45- read The Valley of Fear. Six sessions: Oct. dra. 12-2:45. L. Carrubba. supervised play. Written material covers 12:15. J. Schatz. 17, 24, 31; Nov. 7, 14, 21. 12:45-2:45. E. A. MF 508 IMPROVISATIONAL THEATER declarer play and conventions. 10-12:30. D. MF 404 ITALIAN OPERA Back to the Livingston. Create characters, scenes and even full plays Stern. future: from Zondonai to Rossini continued. MF 416 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BE- using your imagination and working together. MF 307 RECORDER: INTERMEDIATE 9:45-12:45. N. Spilotro. GINNER Introduction to control and settings. 12:45-2:45. M. Polsky. Improving your technique and understanding. MF 405 YOGA Gentle stretching and relax- Bring your camera and instruction booklet. MF 509 WATERCOLOR PAINTING 10:15-12:15. R. Zeitlin. ation practices which bring about a feeling of Information on purchasing a camera provided. Develop your artistic ability. Bring watercolor MF 308 HEBREW: INTERMEDIATE peace and well being in the mind, body and $25 includes registration and materials. 12:45- set and pad to fi rst class. 12:45-2:45. S. Ng. Knowledge of Hebrew grammar, vast experi- spirit. 10-12. C. DeVito. 2:45. S. Walker. ence in conversational Hebrew and a wide- MF 406 GREAT IDEAS OF WESTERN MF 417 ACTING Use theater exercises, SEMINARS ranged vocabulary is required. Reading with- CIVILIZATION Read and discuss Mind, monologues and scene work to further your out vowels is a must. 11:15-1:15. E. Katz. Language, and Society: Philosophy in the skills in a low risk environment. 12:45-2:45. Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a MF 309 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINAT- Real World by John R. Searle and The Great E. Rosen. $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- ED FILMS Films include: High Noon, Anna Philosophers: An Introduction to Western MF 418 JOY OF CHESS Learn to play this transferable). Karenina, The Iron Lady, Rocky, The African Philosophy by Bryan Magee. 10-12. I. Green- grand game. For beginners, intermediates and MF 805 GREAT GIRL GROUPS OF Queen, Tootsie and Silence of the Lambs. fi eld. advanced players. Bring chess sets to class. DOO WOP Listen to the music and stories 11:45-2:45. L. Carrubba. MF 407 COMPUTERS: BEGINNER No Seven sessions: Sept. 12, 26; Oct. 3, 10, 24; of the Chantels, Chiffons, Crystals, Ronettes, MF 310 CREATIVE WRITING Featuring prior knowledge necessary. Word processing Nov. 7, 21. 12:45-2:45. J. Turbin. Shangri-Las and Shirelles. Tuesday, Sept. 17. you, as the writer, with exercises and source (MS Word) and introduction to the Internet MF 851 THEATER EXPERIENCE Attend 12:15-2:45. H. Bloch. material designed to enhance the “creative on Mac Book computers. Access to computer plays both Broadway and off-Broadway, MF 806 FOLK MUSIC STARS OF THE imperative” within you, providing you with advised for practice. Meets at 50 Broadway, concerts and operas at discount. Bring sev- 50’s & 60’s Discuss their talent and hear the opportunities for self-expression. Join the 20th Floor. $25 includes registration and eral checks to each session. Checks are pay- songs and stories of these greats: Phil Ochs, journey no matter if you are a beginner, materials. 10-12. L. Malchick. able to UFTWF Retiree Programs. Tickets Odetta and Dave Van Ronk. Tuesday, Oct. 8. intermediate or advanced writer. 12:45-2:45. MF 408 LATIN DANCE Learn the Cha Cha, distributed at each class. Three sessions: 12:30-2:30. H. Levin. M. Glenn. Mambo and Merengue at your own pace. Sept. 19; Oct. 17; Nov. 21. 10:15-12:15. J. MF 807 THE BROOKLYN DODGERS: MF 311 QI QONG (TAI CHI) DEEP Improve stamina, balance and memory while DeNave. 1939-1957 Discuss fascinating characters like BREATHING EXERCISES First hour having fun. 10-12. B. Sayegh. Barber, Mungo, Higbe, Wyatt, Reiser, Herman standing up; second hour sitting on chairs. MF 409 QUILTING Create beautiful works FRIDAY and others. Monday, Oct. 21. 12:30-2:30. E. 12:45-2:45. J. He. of art. Sew quilts, pillows and decorative A. Livingston. MF 312 STRETCH & RELAX Improve accessories. $10 includes registration and MF 501 ZUMBA GOLD Slow paced with MF 808 DISCO MEMORIES Relive the fl exibility and balance with gentle exercise. materials. 12:15-2:45. J. Putterman. easy steps to follow for active adults using a Disco Era. View and discuss performances by Learn relaxation techniques. 12:45-2:45. T. MF 410 BEAD WEAVING: INTERMEDI- variety of music. Salsa, Cumbia, Cha-Cha, the Spinners, Donna Summer, Tavaras, The Pratt. ATE Projects are as simple or complex as you Mambo, Meringue, Twist, Jazz and Flamenco. Tramps and others. Thursday, Oct. 24. 10-12. MF 313 PLAIN & FANCY KNITTING: like which allows for individual creativity. Incorporates warm-ups and dance combined D. Isoldi. BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE Basic Bring to class: favorite color seed beads (size with fi tness movements. Stretch exercises MF 809 THE UNITED NATIONS DECLA- instruction of casting on, various stitches, 11/0 and 8/0), #10 beading needles, fi reline done on mats. 10-12. B. Sayegh. RATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS The U.N. reading a pattern, garment shaping. Learn to (6 lb.) and cloth to bead on. No beginners. MF 502 VOCAL TECHNIQUE WORK- passed the fi rst Resolution on Human Rights make cables, honeycomb, fl owers and more. 12:15-2:45. J. Schatz. SHOP Use your natural instrument as a in 1948. Discuss this amazing document its Bring your own yarn, needles and project. No MF 411 DRAWING Creative works done means of interpretation and communication. successes, failures and revelance in the 21st class Nov. 13 & 20. 12:45-2:45. E. Vazquez. with wet and dry media. Bring a #2 pencil, Six sessions: Sept. 20, 27; Oct. 4, 18; Nov. 1, Century. Each participant will receive a copy. MF 314 RECORDER: ADVANCED Im- eraser, sharpener and paper to fi rst class. 22. 10-12. B. Haspel. Monday, Oct. 28. 12:30-2:30. S. Addelston. prove your technique and ensemble playing. 12:15-2:45. J. Comins. MF 503 CHINESE BRUSHWORK: MF 810 THE ASSISI UNDERGROUND 12:45-2:45. R. Zeitlin. MF 412 GENEALOGY: ANCESTORS PAINTING & CALLIGRAPHY Learn the Ordered by his bishop, a Franciscan monk MF 315 HEBREW: BEGINNER For those AND DESCENDANTS Research your fam- centuries old technique of brush painting and in Assisi sets up a network to save Italian with minimal or no knowledge of the Hebrew ily history by using the Internet, Census and writing. 10-12. S. Ng. Jews from the Nazi’s during WWII. View and language. Learn to write and converse in other resources to create a family tree, book MF 504 LEARN TO PLAY THE PIANO discuss fi lm. Wednesday, Nov. 20. 11:45-2:45. Hebrew. Knowledge of Hebrew reading is or other venue. Three sessions: Nov. 7, 14, Bring your own electronic keyboard to class. L. Carrubba. assumed. 1:15-2:45. E. Katz. 21. 12:45-2:45. National Archives fi eld trip: Work on the ABC’s of piano playing. Begin- MF 811 66 A.D. Rome conquered Palestine in Tuesday, Nov. 19. L. Hoenig. ners and intermediates welcome. 10-12. A. 63B.C. and the Jews revolted against Rome THURSDAY MF 413 THE INTERNET FOR EVERY- Greenfi eld. in 66 A.D. What caused this revolt which DAY TASKS: INTERMEDIATE Using MF 505 PLAYWRITING Learn how to ended with the fall of the Masada? Friday, MF 401 ITALIAN CINEMA View some of internet tools for photo processing, emailing create dramatic characters and develop a Nov. 22. View and discuss fi lm. 12-2:45. L. Italy’s classic fi lms in Italian with English with attachments, fi le handling and researching strong plot while writing short scenes and Carrubba. QUEENS

computing device suits most of our retirees MARTIAL ART Practice the basic principles is to solve “who dunits.” Analyze classic and MONDAY needs: e-mail, surfi ng the web, playing games and movements of this ancient Chinese exer- contemporary mysteries. Discuss and view with friends wherever they are. Learn to use cise. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing. famous detective fi lms. Reading list available QF 101 PAINTING IN WATERCOLORS: this device so you can get the most benefi t and 10:15-12:15. Y. Wang. at fi rst class. 10:30-12:30. M. Eller. INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED Land- enjoyment from it. Bring your iPad to class. QF 104 BRIDGE: BEGINNERS Give QF 106 INTERMEDIATE GUITAR Note scapes, still-life and portrait painting. Supply WiFi provided; you don’t need 4G service. You yourself an intellectual challenge in a social reading, chord progressions and fi nger picking list mailed before fi rst class. 10:15-12:15. A. may register for only one iPAD class: QF 102 setting while learning the basics. 10:15-12:15. patterns. Songs from folk and popular genres Jameison. or QF110 or QF410. 10:15-12:15. L. Cohen. J. Fasman. included. Bring your own guitar, preferably with QF 102 LOVE YOUR iPAD This marvelous QF 103 TAI CHI: ANCIENT CHINESE QF 105 MYSTERY STORIES What fun it acoustic strings. 10:30-12:30. M. Patelson. FALL 2013 / 9 QF 107 THE BIBLE & THE CINEMA: learning this ancient game involving skill edge. Preset hands provide for application of QF 407 ACRYLIC PAINTING Application HISTORICAL FIGURES Films include: and luck. More experienced players will gain the basics to declarer and defender card play. and technique. Emphasis on individual ex- Jacob, King David, Solomon, Mary, Mother expertise in fi ne points. Bring your own Mah 10:15-12:15. J. Fasman. pression, the study of color, composition and of Jesus and Peter and Paul. Seven sessions: Jongg card and set (if you have one). 10:15- QF 305 PASTEL PAINTING Become design. Be ready to paint at fi rst class. Supply Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 21, 28. 11:30-2:30. 12:15. R. Feldman. acquainted with pastel as a painting medium. list mailed before fi rst class. 10:15-2:15. M. L. Carrubba. QF 207 ORIGAMI: JAPANESE ART OF Drawing skills, understanding design concepts Gorsky. QF 108 SPANISH CONVERSATION Use PAPER FOLDING Projects include gift and color theory are stressed. Paintings are QF 408 KURT WEILL Learn about the life Spanish in everyday life through conversation. containers, fl owers, butterfl ies, birds, other developed from photos students choose. Sup- and music of Kurt Weill, German born chame- Grammar essentials reinforced. 12:45-2:45. animals and more. Items can be used as gifts. ply list mailed before fi rst class. 10 sessions. leon of the early 20th century. 11-2. H. Levy. M. Stahl. Materials discussed at fi rst class. 10:15-12:15. No class Sept. 25.10:15-2:15. C. Obergfell. QF 409 QUILTING Make a single block QF 109 PAINTING IN WATERCOLORS: R. Malinconico. QF 306 BIBLE AS LITERATURE Study from a square and rectangles. Rotate them to BEGINNER Landscapes, still-life and QF 208 OIL PAINTING: STILL LIFE & the history of the Bible as Literature. Four make a simple quilt that looks complex. Sew portraiture. Materials list mailed before fi rst PORTRAITURE Beginners and advanced sessions: Sept. 11, 18; Oct. 9, 16. 10:30- by hand or machine. Machines are available class. 12:45-2:45. A. Jameison. students welcome. First class is a still life 12:30. H. Justin. in class. A bonus project is a fall table runner. QF 110 LOVE YOUR iPAD This marvelous demonstration. Supply list mailed before fi rst QF 307 PIANO KEYBOARD: BEGINNER All levels welcome. Basic quilting supplies computing device suits most of our retirees class. 10:15-2:15. E. Morozowski. & INTERMEDIATE Note reading, chord necessary. $15 includes registration and mate- needs: e-mail, surfi ng the web, playing games QF 209 CLASSIC FILM: FROM THE playing and a variety of music is covered. rials. 11-2. J. Isaacs. with friends wherever they are. Learn to use BIG SCREEN TO YOUR LIVING ROOM Bring your own keyboard. 10:30-2:30. M. QF 410 LOVE YOUR iPAD This marvelous this device so you can get the most benefi t and Studio stars transition to the television era. Patelson. computing device suits most of our retirees enjoyment from it. Bring your iPad to class. View and discuss these fi lms: Face in the QF 308 STAINED GLASS Beginners needs: e-mail, surfi ng the web, playing games WiFi provided; you don’t need 4G service. You Crowd, Saboteur, Double Indemnity and will learn the fundamentals of stained glass with friends wherever they are. Learn to use may register for only one iPAD class: QF 102 more. 10 sessions. No class on Oct. 8. 11-2. design, glass cutting and copper foil assembly this device so you can get the most benefi t and or QF110 or QF410. 12:45-2:45. L. Cohen. P. Levenson. to develop and complete their own unique enjoyment from it. Bring your iPad to class. QF 111 ISRAELI FOLK DANCING: QF 210 VERDI: TWO HUNDRED YEARS projects. Experienced students receive guid- WiFi provided; you don’t need 4G service. INTERMEDIATE Learn traditional Israeli OF HIS MUSIC The very early years. ance on more advanced creations. Work at You may register for only one iPAD class: circle and line dances. Wear sneakers or fl at “Oberto” “Un Giorno Di Regno” “Nabucco” your own pace. $50 includes registration and QF 102 or QF110 or QF410. 12:45-2:45. A. soled comfortable shoes. 12:45-2:45. A. “I Lombardi” and “Jerusalem.” Five sessions: materials. 10:30-2:30. L. Carbone. Cumba. Bloom. Sept. 10, 17, 24; Oct. 1, 8. 12:30-3:30. N. QF 309 SALSACIZE Exercise to Latin QF 411 MAH JONGG Beginners will enjoy QF 112 BRIDGE WORKSHOP: BEGIN- Spilotro. rhythms to improve circulation and develop learning this ancient game involving skill and NERS & ADVANCED BEGINNERS QF 211 SPANISH: INTERMEDIATE/AD- stamina while working out to lively music. luck. More experienced players will gain ex- Supervised practice for the inexperienced VANCED For those with prior knowledge of 12:20-2:20. B. Sayegh Flores. pertise in fi ne points. Bring your Mah Jongg player. Improve your logic, concentration and Spanish to enhance communication skills for QF 310 PHOTOSHOP: INTERMEDIATE card and set (if you have one). 12:45-2:45. L. reasoning skills, while increasing bidding and daily use. 12:45-2:45. E. Martin. Use of layers and blending modes, resizing Cohen. playing knowledge. 12:45-2:45. J. Fasman. QF 212 GARAGE BAND Create all types images, keyboard shortcuts and portrait re- QF 412 SINGER’S SINGERS Nearly QF 113 FRENCH: INTERMEDIATE of music and podcasts through various music touching. Must have basic Photoshop knowl- forgotten timeless popular tunesmiths and Reading, conversation and grammar review. loops using real and virtual instruments. edge. $25 includes registration and materials. singers of standards are kept alive with plenty Improve comprehension, conversation skills Learn how to create music combining dif- You may register for QF 301 or QF 310, but of rare sought after vocal examples on au- and pronunciation. Basic French required. ferent tracks. Application is only found on not both. 12:45-2:15. J. Kramer. diotape. Presentations include memorabilia, Nine sessions. Begins Sept. 16. 12:45-2:45. iMac computers. Please bring earphones. QF 311 DOO WOP & BEYOND Learn fully researched biography and history. Q & N. Lehman. Class culminates by creating their own about the history and listen to performances A. 12:45-2:45. D. Singer. QF 114 ENSEMBLE MUSIC Instrumental- movie from photos, adding original garage by various artists from the Doo Wop, Rock & QF 413 LINE DANCING: BEGINNER A ists: explore a variety of music combinations band music and burning it to a DVD. $25 Roll, British Rock, Motown, Soul and Disco great way to exercise by learning dances in a and styles in an intimate setting of duos, includes registration and materials. 12:45- eras. Eight sessions. No classes in November. variety of music styles: old and new, Cha Cha, trios, quartets and chamber music. Must have 2:45. R. Cooper. 12:45-2:45. D. Isoldi. Mambo, Tango, Waltz. No partners or experi- basic profi ciency on an instrument (strings, QF 213 DUPLICATE BRIDGE For those QF 312 BRIDGE WORKSHOP: IN- ence necessary. 12:45-2:45. R. Malinconico. woodwind, percussion or keyboard). 1-3. M. experience players who never played dupli- TERMEDIATE Improve your skills with QF 414 CONTEMPORARY POETRY Patelson. cate bridge. A new world awaits you. 12:45- supervised practice. Find answers and solve Use creativity and imagination to write and 2:45. R. Cantara. problems as you play the game. 12:45-2:45. discuss poetry. 12:45-2:45. A. Spero. TUESDAY QF 214 LINE DANCING: ADVANCED J. Fasman. BEGINNERS PLUS & INTERMEDIATE FRIDAY QF 201 SPANISH: BEGINNERS & AD- Learn some of the classic and newest line THURSDAY VANCED BEGINNERS Learn to commu- dances done to a wide variety of music styles. QF 501 CROCHETING Learn the basic nicate in Spanish for daily use. Emphasis on Line dance experience required. 12:45-2:45. QF 401 COMPUTER INTERNET Navigate stitches and make a scarf, afghan or baby grammatical principles to facilitate listening, R. Malinconico. the internet with step by step instructions for blanket. For those who haven’t crocheted in speaking and reading. For those with little or QF 215 SOCIAL MAH JONGG Play for e-mail, internet sites, difference in browsers. a while or never held a crochet hook. Bring a no prior knowledge required. 10:15-12:15. E. fun and enjoyment. Bring your Mah Jongg Become comfortable using the internet for pattern, if you have a project in mind. Bring a Martin. card and set (if you have one). 12:45-2:45. R. banking, shopping, e-mail and social com- size J crochet hook to fi rst class. 10:15-12:15. QF 202 iPHOTO Basic photographic tech- Feldman. munication. Must be familiar with a mouse, B. Gorman. niques to help make a better photographer. a keyboard and have access to computer with QF 502 MIXED MEDIA ART Experiment Learn how to crop, edit and improve your WEDNESDAY internet. You will be communicating with the with and combine various media including photographs using an iMac computer, iPhoto, instructor through e-mail. $25 includes regis- watercolor and collage to create your own iTunes and photo booth. Must be comfortable QF 301 PHOTOSHOP: INTERMEDIATE tration and materials. 10:15-12:15. A. Cumba. unique art work. Learn watercolor techniques using a computer mouse and keyboard. Class Use of layers and blending modes, resizing QF 402 CANASTA Introduction to the as well as elements of design and composi- will make a slide show that is viewable from images, keyboard shortcuts and portrait re- basics. Enjoy playing and developing your tion. Materials list sent before fi rst class. any computer. Bring a camera and a USB touching. Must have basic Photoshop knowl- skills. 10:15-12:15. L. Cohen. 10:15-2:15. S. Herz. cord (to connect camera to computer). $25 edge. $25 includes registration and materials. QF 403 GREETING CARDS Create your QF 503 ITALIAN: BEGINNER & INTER- includes registration and materials. 10:15- You may register for QF 301 or QF 310, but own greeting cards for holidays, birthdays and MEDIATE Emphasis on oral communication 12:15. R. Cooper. not both. 10:15-12:15. J. Kramer. special occasions. Materials discussed at fi rst and socialization. 10:15-12:15. S. Agliata- QF 203 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE/AD- QF 302 CREATIVE WRITING Do you class. Four sessions: Sept. 12, 19, 26; Oct. 3. Trojan. VANCED Instructor will guide you through have a novel in the works, a memoir, short 10:15-12:15. J. Epstein. QF 504 PLEASURES OF READING Read supervised play and the mechanics of the stories or essays you would like to share for QF 404 MATURE MOVES Lively and and discuss contemporary short stories from game to prepare for an improved social or du- constructive criticism, polishing and possible energizing easy-does-it aerobic and calisthen- The Pen/O. Henry prize stories 2013 (Ran- plicate bridge game. 10:15-12:15. R. Cantara. publication? 10:15-12:15. M. Bart. ics workout. Loose clothing and sneakers dom House) edited by Laura Furman. Read QF 204 KNITTING Beginners will learn the QF 303 YOGA Learn how to release stress required. Check fi tness with your doctor. the fi rst two stories before class. 10:15-12:15. basics (knit and purl). Bring yarn and knit- while becoming stronger and more fl exible. 10:15-12:15. G. Judelson. M. Levinson. ting needles to fi rst class. Advanced knitters The adapted poses allow everyone: begin- QF 405 CANASTA Introduction to the QF 505 YOGA Learn how to release stress will select a project, follow the patterns and ners to experienced yogis; those with injuries basics. Enjoy playing and developing your while becoming stronger and more fl exible. instructions. Instructor assistance with prob- and illnesses to be become physically fi t. You skills. 10:15-12:15. A. Dryshpel. The adapted poses allow everyone: beginners lems. 10:15-12:15. E. Weinstein. may register for QF 303 or QF 505, but not QF 406 FILM: LAUGHING OUT LOUD to experienced yogis; those with injuries and QF 205 FOLK DANCING For exercise, fun both.10:15-12:15. T. Pratt. View and discuss fi lms: Starting Over, Murder illnesses to be become physically fi t. You may and sociability. 10:15-12:15. E. Bologna. QF 304 BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE Re- by Death, Murphy’s Romance and more. Seven register for QF 303 or QF 505, but not both. QF 206 MAH JONGG Beginners will enjoy view, reinforce and expand bidding knowl- sessions. Begins Oct. 10. 10:15-12:30. M. Eller. 10:15-12:15. T. Pratt. 10 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM QF 506 BRIDGE: ADVANCED Improve INTERMEDIATE Dances selected: Salsa, Chiffons, Crystals, Ronettes, Shangri-las and EST WORKS Learn about his greatest works your skill as declarer and defender with play Samba, American Tango, Swing, Rumba and Shirelles. Wednesday, Oct. 9. 12:30-3. H. of art and architecture: Sistine Chapel, dome of hand techniques. Score the extra trick that Waltz. 12:45-2:45. R. McPherson. Bloch. of St. Peter’s Basilica, Medici Chapel, Lau- makes you a desired partner and a feared op- QF 511 BRIDGE WORKSHOP: AD- QF 807 MICHELANGELO: THE EARLY rentian Library and more. Wednesday, Nov. ponent. 10:15-12:15. J. Fasman. VANCED Supervised practice for experi- YEARS Learn about Michelangelo’s early 13. 10:15-12:15. D. Becker. QF 507 VERDI Celebrate his 200 birthday. enced players. Discussion of modern methods years and the infl uences that made him an QF 811 GEORGIA O’KEEFE Discuss her Discuss his life and music. Four sessions: Oct. of bidding and play. 12:45-2:45. J. Fasman. Italian Renaissance man. Wednesday, Oct. 23. life, works and exhibit at MOMA. Wednes- 25; Nov. 1, 15, 22. 10:15-12:15. S. Orphanos. 10:15-12:15. D. Becker. day, Nov. 13. 12:30-3. S. Gansl. QF 508 FILMS WITH JEWISH THEMES SEMINARS QF 808 MICHEL ANGELO: FORMA- QF 812 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE View and discuss fi lms that portray Jewish TIVE YEARS A look at Michelangelo’s MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate connections in America, anti-Semitism, the Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a years in Florence and Rome; the impact medical records on health coverage and Holocaust and other Jewish themes. Films $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- of his art works, the Pieta and Statue of complimentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI include: Manhattan, Beaufort, The Produc- transferable). David. Wednesday, Oct. 30. 10:15-12:15. D. and HMO’s. Q&A. Monday, Nov. 18. 10:30- ers, The Policeman and more. 12:30-2:45. M. QF 805 MOTOWN MEMORIES Discuss Becker. 12:30. No Fee. I. Lospenuso. Levinson. and view performances by the Temptations, QF 809 IMPRESSIONIST DRAWING QF 813 TOP TEN: THE MOST QF 509 THE BIG BAND ERA Listen to Supremes, Smokey Robinson and others & PRINTS View drawings and prints from EXPENSIVE WORKS OF ART Discuss music from the 1920’s to the 1940’s. Five ses- during the Motown Era. Wednesday, Oct. 2. the collections at the Clark Museum through the most expensive works of art and learn sions: Sept. 13, 20, 27; Oct. 4, 11. 12:45-2:45. 10:15-12:15. D. Isoldi. lecture and slides. Monday, Nov. 4. 12:30-3. the inside stories behind these pricey G. Fleischer. QF 806 GREAT GROUPS OF DOO WOP S. Gansl. purchases. Wednesday, Nov. 20. 12:30-3. QF 510 BALLROOM/LATIN DANCING: Hear the stories and music of the Chantels, QF 810 MICHELANGELO: HIS GREAT- S. Gansl. STATEN ISLAND MONDAY RF 113 MAH JONGG: BEGINNER Come enough with the basics to move on. Purchase 23. 10:15-12:15. F. McKinnon. look, listen, learn and have fun. For those who your own supplies. $10 includes registration RF 305 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH: THE want to learn the game or brush up. 12:30- and large equipment. 12:30-2:30. D. Cardoza. LANGUAGE OF LOVE For those who RF 101 SEWING FOR BEGINNERS For 2:30. N. Friedman. RF 210 LA DOLCE VITA: ITALIAN have taken the beginners course or have some those with little or no hand or machine sewing RF 114 MAH JONGG: INTERMEDIATE CUISINE, CULTURE & TRADITIONS knowledge of the language. 10:15-12:15. L. experience. Purchase supplies for project Practice the basics of the game. For those who A gastronomic and cultural journey through Siegel. with instructor’s guidance. Meets in annex. play. 12:30-2:30. R. Rose. Central Italy. 12:30-2:30. F. Corti. RF 306 BASIC BALLROOM: BEGIN- 10-12:30. P. Bartels. RF 115 THE DOO WOP EXPERIENCE RF 211 LINE DANCING: INTERMEDI- NERS …and those who want to brush up too. RF 102 COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS Relive the music of the Doo Wop groups of ATE Enjoy learning and dancing more dif- Waltz, Tango, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, Mambo and For those with little or no computer experi- the 50’s and 60’s. View and discuss appear- fi cult line dances. 12:30-2:30. L. Kalipetes. Swing. No partner necessary. 10:15-12:15. F. ence. Learn the fundamentals of creating, ances of these groups; learn to sing harmony RF 212 INTRODUCTION TO WATER- Veldeman. saving and printing documents using an Apple and analyze and compare different recordings. COLORS Develop your own style while RF 307 CROCHETING Beginners will computer. Meets in annex. 10:15-12:15. New material. 12:30-2:30. D. Isoldi. learning basic techniques. Purchase your own learn the basics to complete a project of their $25 includes registration and materials. A. supplies. Supply list available prior to fi rst choice. Those with experience will receive Zuckerberg. TUESDAY class. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. F. Romano. instruction to further their skills. All levels RF 103 ITALIAN: INTERMEDIATE Ital- RF 213 THE LANGUAGE OF FILM View welcome. Purchase an inexpensive, light ian for everyday use including travel, restau- RF 201 ADVANCED STAINED GLASS and discuss classic and contemporary fi lms: colored yarn and crochet hook (size listed on rants, etc. 10:15-12:15. R. Caputo. LAB RF 104 JEWELRY & BEADING DE- For experienced students capable of Little Big Man, Looking for Richard, Young label). 10:15-12:15. L. Davis. working independently and creating complex Adult, and more. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. RF 308 WOMEN’S LITERATURE Discuss SIGN: BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE projects. Purchase your own supplies. $10 F. Grieco. short stories about women and their loves, For those who have little or no experience us- includes registration and large equipment. RF 214 FIT-ERCISE A variety of low successes and disappointments in all stages of ing the tools necessary to create jewelry with 9:15-12:15. D. Cardoza. impact aerobic exercises for cardio endurance, their lives. All new stories. 10:15-12:15. A. beads. Purchase materials with instructor’s RF 202 INTERMEDIATE SEWING muscle conditioning and strengthening with Zuckerberg. guidance. Meets in annex. 10:15-12:15. G. For those with experience using a sewing weights. Flexibility and relaxation through RF 309 ZUMBA GOLD & ZUMBA GOLD Catanzaro. machine, pattern, etc. Bring your own project gentle stretching. Appropriate footwear re- TONING The exciting Latin and interna- RF 105 COMEDY LEGENDS Remember or select one with guidance from instructor. quired. 12:30-2:30. J. Chow. tional dance rhythms of the original Zumba Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Lucille Ball? View, Purchase your own supplies. Meets in annex. RF 215 BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE programs have been modifi ed so that adults of discuss and laugh. All new material. 10:15- 9:30-12. A. Garcia. QUILTING For those who have never quilted any age and fi tness level can achieve success. 12:15. D. Isoldi. RF 203 CONVERSATIONAL HEBREW or are slightly more advanced. Individualized More intense movements offered for those RF 106 CANASTA: BEGINNER For those FOR BEGINNERS Learn to hold a simple, help given to new quilters. Supplies pur- who choose to advance. Appropriate footwear who have never played the game. 10:15- every day conversation with ease and enjoy- chased with guidance from instructor. Seven required. You may register for RF 309 or 12:15. U. Mackler. ment. No previous knowledge necessary. sessions: Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov. 12, 19, 26. RF 315 but not both. 10:15-12:15. S. Paris. RF 107 CANASTA: INTERMEDIATE 10:15-12:15. Y. Efraim. 12:30-2:30. P. Elrich. RF 310 CREATIVE WRITING Examine For those who wish to gain more experience. RF 204 ADVANCED WATERCOLORS: writing techniques and literary styles to 10:15-12:15. E. Levinson. PAINTING LANDSCAPES/ WEDNESDAY inspire writing in various genres: poetry, es- RF 108 CANASTA: ADVANCED For the SEASCAPES Emphasis on developing say, memoir and fi ction. Seven sessions: Sept. experienced player. 10:15-12:15. S. Siegel. RF 301 STUDY OF ANCIENT ROME RF 109 UNDERSTANDING PERSONAL- your own style while learning basic and new 11, 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23. 12:30-2:30. F. techniques. Purchase your own supplies. Sup- Continuation of Rome in the early First Cen- McKinnon. ITY THROUGH FILM A visual text of ply list available prior to fi rst class. Meets in tury AD. The early Roman Emperors from RF 311 OIL PAINTING Be creative as you normal and abnormal behavior. Six sessions: annex. 10:15-12:15. F. Romano. Augustus to Nero.10-12. L. Warner. learn about oil painting and how to choose Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 21. 12:30-2:30. M. RF 205 CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN RF 302 INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED subjects. Explore composition, drawing, Sternlicht. Learn to speak and understand the beautiful QUILTING For those with knowledge of layout and various painting applications. All RF 110 TAI CHI: INTERMEDIATE For Italian language. 10:15-12:15. R. Caputo. quilting and sewing. Design a quilt using levels welcome. Supply list available prior those who have taken a beginners course. RF 206 FITNESS: BEGINNERS Gentle jelly roll strips. Work as a group sharing tips to fi rst class. Eight sessions: Sept. 11, 18, 25; 12:30-2:30. J. Calvacca. exercise includes stretching, strengthening, and techniques. Purchase your own supplies. Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. 12:30-2:30. F. Sklenar. RF 111 CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN balance, fl exibility and low cardio (chair Eight sessions: Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Nov. 6, RF 312 WOODWORKING Make toys or Focus on vocabulary for travel in Germany, optional). Appropriate footwear required. 13, 20. 10:15-12:15. M. Grenier. small furniture. Learn how to repair items in Austria and Switzerland. Discussion and 10:15-12:15. E. Gissendanner. RF 303 ELECTRICITY IN YOUR HOME your home. Beginners through expert. Power videos showcasing geography, history, cur- RF 207 GREAT BOOKS: CLASSICS & Learn how to tackle simple electrical tasks tools provided. Purchase your own supplies rent events and the interests and needs of POPULAR LITERATURE Group consen- in your home. Review basic techniques and as necessary. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. H. participants. Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. J. sus will determine selections. Class begins continue to more advanced principles. Three Mayle. Rueckert. RF 313 SPANISH CONVERSATION: THE RF 112 ADVANCED JEWELRY DE- Sept. 17. 10:15-12:15. A. Devlin. sessions: Sept. 11, 18, 25. 10:15-12:15. F. RF 208 LINE DANCING: BEGINNER Corti. FASTEST GROWING LANGUAGE IN SIGN & BEADING Learn how to use beads Learn the basics and enjoy this mind and RF 304 AMERICAN MUSICAL THE- AMERICA Learn to communicate in Spanish creatively through your own designs with body stimulating activity. 10:15-12:15. L. ATER Historical, comical and innovative for daily use. 12:30-2:30. L. Siegel. instructor guidance. For those with prior Kalipetes. Broadway musicals include: 1776, A Funny RF 314 HISTORY OF JEWISH PEOPLE beading experience. Purchase your own sup- RF 209 STAINED GLASS: INTERMEDI- thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The economic and political repercussions of plies. Supply list available prior to fi rst class. ATE For those who have taken the beginners A Chorus Line and more. Meets in annex. the 1967 War and the reaction of the world 12:30-2:30. N. Keay. course (several times) and are comfortable Seven sessions: Sept. 11, 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9, 16, to Israel as an occupier. Discuss the vari- FALL 2013 / 11 ous wars and the tormented road to the ever RF 403 CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING & gentle strength training to increase fl exibility, the facts through fun, easy songs and ballads elusive peace. 12:30-2:30. E. Grushkin. CALLIGRAPHY No drawing or painting ex- balance and a general feeling of well-being. with guitar accompaniment. Bring your gui- RF 315 ZUMBA GOLD & ZUMBA GOLD perience needed. Have fun using basic brush Proper breathing and relaxation techniques tar if you have one. Friday, Sept. 20. 10:30- TONING The exciting Latin and interna- stroke while learning the history and culture are essential (chair optional). Bring a towel, 12:30. H. Levin. tional dance rhythms of the original Zumba of China refl ected through this medium. mat and wear comfortable clothing. 12:30- RF 807 OLIVER! From a Dickens’ novel programs have been modifi ed so that adults Purchase your own supplies with guidance 2:30. S. Cohen. to a hit Broadway musical to a Hollywood of any age and fi tness level can achieve suc- from instructor. Meets in annex. 10:15-12:15. RF 412 TAI CHI: INTERMEDIATE fi lm. Learn Oliver’s history, sing some cess. Appropriate footwear required. You may P. Whitehouse. Review basic principles and movements and songs and experience the Academy Award register for RF 309 or RF 315 but not both. RF 404 EXPERIMENTING WITH learn additional movements. 1-3. R. Yuen. winning fi lm. Friday, Sept. 27. 10-1:30. F. 12:30-2:30. S. Paris. ACRYLIC PAINTING: BEGINNER Bring McKinnon. RF 316 THE EARLY ROMAN EMPER- out your creative side by learning to paint. FRIDAY RF 808 HEARING HEALTH 101 Learn the ORS IN MINI-SERIES Continuation of the Purchase your own supplies. 10:15-12:15. A. facts about hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing fi rst Roman Emperors presented in the mini- Nelson. RF 501 STAINED GLASS: BEGINNER in the ears). Thursday, Oct. 3. 10:15-12:15. series I Claudius. Discussion will follow each RF 405 S.I. CHORALEERS Share the joy Learn how to use a glass cutter, soldering Dr. E. Bernstein, MS,CCC-A. episode. 12:30-2:30. L. Warner. of group singing and learn the basics of music iron, and glass grinder to create projects. Pur- RF 809 CITIZEN KANE View and discuss RF 317 KNITTING Create attractive and in the process. Course culminates with a chase your own materials with guidance from the history and controversies surrounding useful items. Purchase your own supplies. performance at the end term party on Dec. 3. instructor. $10 includes registration and large the Orson Welles’ movie that many consider Instructor suggests that beginners use a light 10:15-12:15. E. Ratner. equipment. 9:30-12:30. D. Cardoza. “The Greatest American fi lm.” Friday, Oct. 4. colored yarn and a needle (size listed on RF 406 TAI CHI: BEGINNER Learn the RF 502 ITALIAN OPERA: BACK TO THE 10:30-1. F. Grieco. label). All levels welcome. 7 sessions: Oct. 9, basic principles of Tai Chi. 11-1. R.Yuen. FUTURE Rossini continued. New material. RF 810 NYSUT MEMBER BENEFITS 16, 23, 30; Nov. 6, 13, 20. 12:30-2:30. RF 407 FROM BEETHOVEN TO RACH- Meets in annex. 10:15-1:15. N. Spilotro. Overview of programs and services includ- A. Goldberg. MANINOFF On-site keyboard demonstra- RF 503 GENTLE EXERCISES Balanc- ing Catastrophic Insurance, Long Term Care, RF 318 GENEALOGY: ANCESTORS tions and CDs are used to enhance your ap- ing and harmonizing the body through fi nancial related plans and discount programs. & DESCENDANTS Research your fam- preciation of great music. Listen, discuss and relaxation and movement. 10:15-12:15. D. Friday, Oct. 11. 10:30-12:30. No Fee. V. ily history by using the Internet, Census and compare exciting piano performances with Woodhouse. Stokes, NYSUT. other resources to create a family tree, book guidance from the instructor. Eight sessions: RF 504 “AH FARSHLEPTEH KRENK”: RF 811 STRESS MANAGEMENT How to or other venue. Three sessions: Nov. 6, 13, Sept. 12, 19, 26; Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. 12:30- THE YIDDISH WAY WITH WORDS cope with stress and anxiety. Friday, Oct. 25. 20. 12:30-2:30. National Archives fi eld trip: 2:30. J. Nastasi. Delve into the roots of Yiddish and show 10-1. M. Sternlicht. Tuesday, Nov. 19. L. Hoenig. RF 408 ISRAEL: FACT THROUGH FIC- how the language refl ects Jewish culture and RF 812 JEWISH TRADERS ALONG THE RF 951 EPICUREAN DELIGHT: DINE TION Discuss Israeli literature as it illuminates beliefs. Three sessions: Sept. 20, 27; Oct. 4. ANCIENT SILK ROUTE Their descen- AROUND Enjoy a variety of cuisines at three issues confronting Israeli society and culture. 10:15-12:15. M. Sternlicht. dants, Bukharan Jews, now living in Queens, well known Staten Island restaurants. Bring Analyze short stories and poetry as they touch RF 505 PLAINS INDIANS CULTURE & NY. New material. Friday, Nov. 1. 10:30-1. checks to the orientation session on Wednes- on confl icts between ideology and reality and IN CINEMA A detailed study of the culture S. Ehrlich. day, Sept. 11, as registration is required for Eastern and Western cultures. All new mate- of the Plains Indians. Films include: Walks RF 813 HOW TO KEEP ACCURATE the restaurants at that time. Checks are pay- rial. Materials are translated from Hebrew. Far Woman and Wind Walker. Four sessions: MEDICAL RECORDS Keep accurate medi- able to UFTWF Retiree Programs. 12:30- Meets in annex. 12:30-2:30. E. Grushkin. Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22. 10-1. L. Warner. cal records on health coverage and compli- 2:30. R. Zuckerberg. RF 409 MAH JONGG PLAY LAB For mentary roles of SHIP, Medicare, GHI and those who wish to gain more experience. SEMINARS HMO’s. Q&A. Friday, Nov. 8. 10:30-12:30. THURSDAY 12:30-2:30. R. Rose. No Fee. I. Lospenuso. RF 410 BASIC DRAWING TECHNIQUES Unless otherwise noted, all seminars have a RF 814 MYTHS ALIVE! Expand your vo- RF 401 HOW HOLLYWOOD DEALS For beginners and those who want to improve $2 fee (which is non-refundable and non- cabulary through a discussion of mythological WITH LAWYERS View and critique how their skills including composition skills, vari- transferable). allusions in everyday life. Friday, Nov. 15. Hollywood glamorizes lawyers on TV and in ous media and appreciation of art. Purchase RF 805 THE ITALIAN DIASPORA The 10:15-1:15. A. Devlin. the movies. 10:15-12:15. L. Brockington. supplies with guidance from instructor. Sup- Italian experience and cultural diffusion in the RF 815 IDENTITY THEFT Discussion on RF 402 CANASTA PLAY LAB For those ply list available prior to fi rst class. Meets in U.S. Friday, Sept. 20. 10:15-1:15. F. Corti. how to keep your personal information per- who wish to gain more experience. 10:15- annex. 12:30-2:30. M. Corti. RF 806 SEA CHANTEY SING-ALONG sonal. Q&A. Friday, Nov. 22. 10:30-12:30. 12:15. C. Patelsky. RF 411 CLASSIC PILATES Restorative, The work, the whales and the women. Learn No fee. K. Haefelin, NYSUT. INTERSESSION

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BRONX 10-12. A. Pruzan the rhythms of Salsa, Cha-Cha, Meringue, be proud to wear for years to come. Jan. 8, ■ XI 217 ITALIAN Bachata and Tango. You may register for XI 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10-1. R. Demers Learn grammar in order to read and have con- 222 or XI 320, but not both. Jan. 7, 14, 21, ■ XI 317 INTERMEDIATE AND AD- Coordinator: Cheryl Bing-Howard. All versations. Learn about Italian culture. Jan. 7, 28; Feb. 4.12:30-3. N. DeLaLuz VANCED MOSAICS sessions will be held at the Bronx Learning 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. A. DeGennaro Work on “Works in Progress.” Bring your Center, 2500 Halsey Street. WEDNESDAY own materials. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10- MINI FILM SERIES: HAWAII & THE 1:30. P. O’Connell TUESDAY SOUTH SEAS ■ XI 313 PRACTICAL SPANISH FOR ■ XI 318 INTERMEDIATE & AD- Step into paradise by exploring its history and EVERYDAY USAGE VANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY ■ XI 213 BASIC DRAWING viewing fi lms of the Pacifi c. Registration fee Discover the joy of learning expressions, For those who already take pictures and have Create still life and landscapes. Materials is $12 for each session and includes a light idioms, writing and conversational skills. All a basic sense of camera operation and build- needed: drawing pad and pencils. Jan. 7, 14, lunch. Classes are 10-3. F. McKinnon levels welcome. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. ing on the beginners course. More advanced 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. A. Strinsky ■ XI 218 JULIE ANDREWS/MAX VON ■ XI 214 EXERCISES & STRETCHES 10-12. M. Salaman camera operation, composition and use of SYDOW: HAWAII ■ XI 314 BEGINNERS DIGITAL PHO- FOR SENIORS Jan. 7 computer to enhance your images. Bring ■ XI 219 MARLON BRANDO: MUTINY TOGRAPHY camera and operation manual. $25 includes Maintain health and fi tness with exercise and ON THE BOUNTY Jan. 21 Basic camera operation with an introduction registration and materials. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; movement, sitting and standing. Use light ■ XI 220 ADVANCED BEGINNERS to controls and settings, how to use your cam- Feb. 5. 12:30-2:30. S. Walker weights, resistance bands and our bodies to BRIDGE era. Bring camera and instruction booklet. ■ XI 319 INTERMEDIATE TAI CHI achieve better balance, strength and coordi- Learn and practice simple techniques in bid- $25 includes registration and materials. Jan. 8, Practice the ancient art of Tai Chi- great form nation. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. A. ding, playing and defending. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10-12:30. S. Walker of exercise. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 12:30- Stern ■ XI 315 BEGINNERS TAI CHI ■ XI 215 INTERMEDIATE & AD- 28; Feb. 4. 12:30-2:30. A. Lisle 2:30. Y. H. Wang. ■ XI 221 WATERCOLOR Introduction and practice of the basic ■ XI 320 LET’S DANCE VANCED BRIDGE Use watercolor to create still life and land- principles of Tai Chi. Wear comfortable Increase your stamina, improve your bal- Learn and practice more advanced techniques scape paintings. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. clothing. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10-12. ance and shed some pounds by dancing to in bidding, playing and defending. Jan. 7, 14, 12:30-3. A. Strinsky Y. H. Wang the rhythms of Salsa, Cha-Cha, Merengue, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. A. Lisle ■ XI 222 LET’S DANCE ■ XI 316 DESIGN YOUR JEWELRY Bachata and Tango. You may register for XI ■ XI 216 SHORT STORIES Increase your stamina, improve your bal- Learn to use color, texture and “feel” to con- 222 or XI 320, but not both. Jan. 8, 15, 22, Read and discuss short stories from Authors ance and shed some pounds by dancing to struct eclectic pieces. Create a design you’ll 29; Feb. 5. 12:30-3. N. DeLaLuz of the 20th Century. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 12 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM registration and materials. Jan. 6, 13, 27; Feb. Dance; Egyptian Saidi Dance; Egyptian Dance Hepburn, Judy Holliday and more. Jan. 7, 14, THURSDAY 3. 1-3. J. Griffi th from the Golden Era and Moroccan Dance. 21, 28; Feb. 4. 12-3. P. Levenson Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 1-3. You may register ■ QI 220 DUPLICATE BRIDGE ■ XI 413 YOGA WEDNESDAY for CI 215 or CI 217, but not both. A. Beeman For those experienced players who have never Combining systems of natural exercise to ■ CI 218 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP played duplicate bridge. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; improve the body’s alignment, fl exibility, ■ KI 311 BEGINNER STAINED GLASS Painting Flat, Graded, Dry Brush, Wet on Wet Feb. 4. 12-3. R. Cantara circulation and breathing. Known to reduce Work on projects using a glass cutter, solder- Washes; Layering to Show Values (Light to ■ QI 221 LOVE YOUR iPAD stress. Bring an exercise mat, a large towel ing iron and glass grinder. $30 includes Dark); Simple Landscapes; Painting Everyday Learn how to use and love your iPad. Bring and a small pillow. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. registration and materials. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Objects in Nature Forms; Composition: Ar- your iPad to class. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. M. Gladwin Feb. 5. 9:30-1. M. Marcus ranging Objects in Space. Materials needed: 12:45-2:45. A. Cumba ■ XI 414 QUILTING ■ KI 312 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE watercolor set, 9”x12” watercolor pad, #6 Different theme every week. Strip piecing; Egyptian Style, Drum Solo and Finger round brush, 1/2” fl at brush, mixing tray, WEDNESDAY Quillo (combination pillow and lap quilt); Big Cymbals. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10-12. A. sponge, paper towels. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. & Bold Hearts; Puff Patch/Quilts of Gee’s Beeman 4. 1-3. E. Comins ■ QI 313 EXERCISE & RELAXATION Bend; Starburst Penny Rug. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; ■ KI 313 LINE DANCING ■ CI 219 OSCAR WINNING FILMS Release stress while becoming stronger and Feb. 6. 10-2. H. Whitaker All are welcome. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. View and discuss Slumdog Millionaire; For more fl exible. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. ■ XI 415 FILM DIRECTORS 10-12. N. Cangiano. Whom the Bell Tolls; Going My Way; From Here 10:15-12:15. T. Pratt View and discuss Nora Ephron - a journalist, ■ KI 314 ITALIAN CINEMA to Eternity and Love is a Many Splendid Thing. ■ QI 314 PASTEL PAINTING writer, producer and director. Watch clips View and discuss some of Italy’s best fi lms Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 12:30-3. R. Romer Materials list sent prior to fi rst class. Jan. 8, from various movies and a full length fi lm. including My Voyage to Italy; Paisa; L’oro di 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10-2. C. Obergfell Discuss articles. Jan. 9. 10-3. The registration Napoli; a surprise fi lm. Films are in Italian WEDNESDAY ■ QI 315 iPHOTO fee is $12 for the session and includes a light with English subtitles. Discussions conducted Learn how iPhoto can manage and alter lunch. D. Hammitt. in English. All welcome. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; ■ CI 316 HOW HOLLYWOOD DEALS your photos. Get an introduction to Garage Feb. 5. 11-2. J. Worth WITH POLITICS Band, iMovie and other exciting programs MINI FILM SERIES ■ KI 315 ZUMBA GOLD View and discuss The Quiet American; found on an iMac computer. Bring your Examine and discuss their lives and works. Slow paced with easy steps to follow for the Bloody Sunday; Game Change; Out of the camera and a USB wire to connect camera Classes are 10-3. The registration fee is $12 active adult using a variety of music. Jan. 8, Ashes; The Constant Gardener. Jan. 8, 15, 22, to computer. $25 includes registration and for each session and includes a light lunch. H. 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. B. Sayegh 29; Feb. 5. 10-2. N. Spilotro materials. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5.10:15- Fritsch. ■ KI 316 JEWELRY & BEADING: ■ CI 317 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED 12:15. R. Cooper ■ XI 416 JAMES STEWART Jan. 16 INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN ■ QI 316 MAH JONGG ■ XI 417 MARLON BRANDO Jan. 30 Materials list sent prior to fi rst class. Jan. 8, Learn through conversation and using Italian Bring your own set and a current card (if you 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 12-3. Instructor: J. Schatz immersion text. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10- have one). Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10:15- ■ KI 317 INTRODUCTION TO 12. A. De Gennaro. 1:15. L. Cohen BROOKLYN POLYNER CLAY ■ CI 318 QUILTING ■ QI 317 STAINED GLASS Learn how to condition, manipulate and blend Tweak the log cabin using brightly patterned Beginners will learn the fundamentals of Coordinator: Evelyn Dorell. All sessions will colors to form beads and other works of art fabrics to create a whimsical mini quilt that stained glass design, glass cutting and copper be held at the Brooklyn Learning Center, using polymer clay. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. can evolve into a wall hanging, a runner, a foil assembly to develop and create unique 335 Adams Street, 24th Floor. 1-3. $15 includes registration and materials. pillow and more. Materials list sent prior to projects. Experienced students receive guid- V. Hall fi rst class. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 12-3. J. ance on more advanced creations. Work at MONDAY ■ KI 318 JAZZ Putterman your own pace. $30 includes registration and Discuss the Living Legends: What is their materials. Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 10:30- ■ KI 111 STRETCH & RELAX importance to today’s Jazz scene?; Contempo- THURSDAY 2:30. L. Carbone. Improve fl exibility and balance with gentle rary Jazz: Its Link to the Past and Present; The ■ QI 318 BEGINNERS BRIDGE exercise. Learn relaxation techniques. Bring Many Styles of Jazz Through the Decades. ■ CI 419 ADVANCED BEADING Bridge lessons given and direct supervised large towel or mat. Jan. 6, 13, 27; Feb. 3. 10- Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5. 1-3. G. Metivier Must have experience with very complicated play preparing you for an improved game of 12. T. Pratt beading techniques. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. social and/or duplicate bridge. Jan. 8, 15, 22, ■ KI 112 YESTERDAY’S TV CLASSICS MANHATTAN 10-1. G. Shatz 29; Feb. 5. 12-3. R. Cantara Relive the episode of yesterday’s TV shows ■ CI 420 BRITISH & AMERICAN MU- including: sitcoms, variety & talk shows, Coordinator: Millie Glaberman. All sessions SICALS THURSDAY game shows, police dramas, mysteries, west- will be held at the Manhattan Learning View and discuss Topsy Turvy; Yeoman of the erns sci-fi and many more. Jan. 6, 13, 27; Feb. Center, 50 Broadway, 2nd Floor. Guard Gondoliers; Les Miserables (25th An- ■ QI 415 BEGINNING DRAWING 3. 10-12. D. Isoldi niversary edition); the Phantom of the Opera. Introduction to learning how to record what ■ KI 113 PAINTING & DRAWING WITH MONDAY Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10-2. N. Spilotro you see. Materials list sent prior to fi rst class. GEORGE ■ CI 421 ZUMBA GOLD Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10-1. S. Zatt Experiment with different materials and ex- ■ CI 115 NOT FOR BEGINNER’S Exercise with different kinds of music like ■ QI 416 MAH JONGG plore a variety of subjects such as landscapes, BRIDGE Salsa, Rock and more. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. Bring your own set and current card (if you still-life, fi gures, composition and color. Jan. For those with experience playing bridge. Jan. 6. 12-2. B. Sayegh have one). Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10:15- 6, 13, 27; Feb. 3. 10-12. G. Kerasiotis 6, 13, 27; Feb. 3. 11-2. B. Cantara. 1:15. L. Cohen ■ KI 114 DOLLS ■ CI 116 STRETCHING & RELAXING QUEENS ■ QI 417 THE FIFTIES Create two delightful circus acrobats that Stretch and relax to relieve tension. Jan. 6, Explore and discuss the complex and compel- bend and twist on their own trapezes. Materi- 13, 27; Feb. 3. 1-3. T. Pratt. Coordinator: Ray Taruskin. All sessions will ling decade of the 1950’s through an award als list sent prior to fi rst class. Jan. 6, 13, 27; be held at the Queens Learning Center, 97- winning History Channel series. Jan. 9, 16, Feb. 3. 10-2. J. Putterman TUESDAY 77 Queens Blvd., 8th Floor. 23, 30. 10:30-1:30. M. Levenson ■ KI 115 ENGLISH MYSTERIES ■ QI 418 FILM FAVORITES Enjoy these mysteries: Brilliant, Gosford ■ CI 215 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING TUESDAY View and discuss Out of Africa; Passage to Park, A Poirot Christmas, The Avengers, Learn Dance of the Arabian Gulf; Persian India; Advise & Consent; The Taming of the Foyle’s War, Ipcress File and Rosemary & Dance; Egyptian Saidi Dance; Egyptian ■ QI 216 PAINTING IN OILS Shrew; The Good Earth. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Thyme. Jan. 6, 13, 27; Feb. 3. 11-2. M. Eller Dance from the Golden Era and Moroccan Beginners welcome. Materials list sent prior Feb. 6. 11-2:30. M. Eller ■ KI 116 EXERCISE FOR FUN & FIT- Dance. You may register for CI 215 or CI to class. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-2. E. ■ QI 419 MEDITATION NESS: “SALSASIZE” 217, but not both. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. Morozowski No previous experience necessary. Discover Wear comfortable clothing and sneakers. 10-12. A. Beeman ■ QI 217 BEGINNING COMPUTER ways to calm your mind and release stress. Optional: Bring a theraband (resistance band) ■ CI 216 SKETCHING & DRAWING Learn your way around the computer. An Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 1- 3. T. Pratt – scarf or ace bandage can be used. Jan. 6, 13, Contour Drawing/Construction of a Cylinder; overview on how to use a computer, using an 27; Feb. 3. 12-2. B. Sayegh Shading/Construction of a Cup with Handle; iMac. The registration fee is $25 and includes STATEN ISLAND ■ KI 117 INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE Drawing Various Containers/Construction of registration and materials. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Instruction and free play. Jan. 6, 13, 27; Feb. a Box in Perspective; Object Drawing; Com- Feb. 4. 10:15-12:15. A. Cumba Coordinator: Jeanne Casanovas. All sessions 3. 12-3. R. Cantara. position/Still Life & Other Objects in Space. ■ QI 218 SALSASIZE will be held at the Staten Island Learning ■ KI 118 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Materials needed: 11”x14” Strathmore draw- Exercise to Latin rhythms to improve circula- Center, 4456 Amboy Road. Learn how to use a digital camera, take and ing pad, 2H, HB, 2B pencils, kneaded eraser. tion and develop stamina. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; edit pictures, create simple movies, a slide Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. E. Comins Feb. 4. 12:15-2:15. B. Sayegh-Flores TUESDAY show and incorporate the photos into emails. ■ CI 217 MIDDLE EASTERN DANCING ■ QI 219 CLASSIC FILMS Must own a digital camera. $25 includes Learn Dance of the Arabian Gulf; Persian Feisty women of the silver screen: Katherine ■ RI 216 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS FALL 2013 / 13 Learn the basics and enjoy this mind and body tive. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30-1. Meets THURSDAY their culture & disappearance. $8 includes activity. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30-1. L. in annex. F. Sklenar registration and materials. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; ■ RI 220 CANASTA/MAH JONGG Kalipetes ■ RI 413 BEGINNER & INTERMEDI- Feb. 6. 10:30-1. L. Warner ■ RI 217 MONEY THROUGH THE AGES Socialize with friends and perfect your skills. ■ RI 416 MAH JONGG PLAY LAB ATE SEWING Take a virtual trip and learn the story of the Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30-1. S. Siegel For those who wish to gain more experience. Learn to sew by hand or machine for those art and history of coins from ancient times to ■ RI 221 CROCHET A PLASTIC BAG Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10:30-1. R. Rose with experience. Make your own project or the present. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30- TOTE ■ RI 417 INTRODUCTION TO WATER- select one with guidance from instructor. Pur- 1. D. Bailey Bring materials to fi rst class: 20-30 bags, COLORS chase your own supplies. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; ■ RI 218 SINGIN’ & DANCIN’ IN THE either a size N or P (10 cm) crochet hook. Develop your own style while learning the RAIN Feb. 6. 10:30-1. Meets in annex. S. Sukhdeo Jan. 7 & 14. 10:30-1. Meets in annex. C. ■ RI 414 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED basics. Meets in annex. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. View and discuss classic and contemporary Scheer BEADING & JEWLERY DESIGN 6. 10:30-1. P. Whitehouse musicals. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30-1. ■ RI 222 CROCHETING/KINTTING ■ RI 418 ADULT FITNESS Learn to use different materials and tech- F. Grieco Beginners learn the basics to complete a A mixture of cardio (steps & aerobics); niques to design and create unique jewelry. ■ RI 219 PASTEL RENDERING: ALL project of their own. Those with experience strength & resistance training and pilates. Supply list available prior to class. Jan. 9, 16, LEVELS receive instruction to further their skills. All Variety of options each week. Wear light 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10:30-1. N. Keay Enjoy the unique and satisfying applications levels welcome. Purchase an inexpensive, clothing and sneakers. Bring a towel or fl oor ■ RI 415 NEANDERTHAL MAN of pastel chalk on paper. Learn the funda- light colored yarn and hooks/needles for fi rst mat. Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 10:45-12:45. Complete study of the ice age ancestor who mental principles of this medium by select- class. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10:30-1. S. M. Toback once lived in Europe and the Middle East ing a subject, mixing and blending colors, Sukhdeo ■ RI 419 INTRODUCTION TO TAI CHI: from 300,000 years ago to 30,000 years ago. develop drawing skills. Materials needed: BEGINNER Discussion on history of discovery, envi- 18x24 pastel paper pad, 24 soft color pastels, Learn the basic principles of Tai Chi. Jan. 9, ronment, physical characteristics, origin, blending stamps, kneaded eraser, spray fi xa- 16, 23, 30; Feb. 6. 11-1. R. Yuen evolutionary relationships to other hominids, FLORIDA

UFT-RTC Florida Offi ce, 3200 N. Military S. March. WEST PALM BEACH of class followed by supervised play. Some Trail, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431. Local Coordinator: Al Guastafeste (561) 656-1873. knowledge of game necessary. You may regis- #: (561) 994-4929 Fax #: (561) 994-6120. BROWARD Meets at Temple Anshei Shalom, 7099 W. ter for FI 105 or FI 106, but not both. All others call collect. Coordinator: Rita Josephson (561) 523-1681. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach. (Unless other- J. Fasman. Meet at the Leonard Weisinger Community wise noted, all meetings are at 1 p.m.) Bus MEDICAL RECORD KEEPING SEMI- Center, 6199 Northwest 10th St., Margate. provided to Boca/Delray. TUESDAY NARS Last Wednesday of each month, except (Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are at FF 841 NEWS FROM THE NORTH Tues- FF 201 BEGINNER FRENCH Oct. 1, 8, 15, where noted. Dates: Sept. 25, Oct. 30 (3rd), 1 p.m.) day, Nov. 26. Speaker: S. March. 22, 29. 10-12. J.C. Germain Nov. 20, Dec. 18 (3rd), Jan. 29. 10-12. Semi- FF 821 NEWS FROM THE NORTH Mon- FF 842 HEALTH BENEFITS Tuesday, Dec. FF 202 BEGINNER DRAWING Nov. 5, 12, nars are held in our conference room. Call the day, Nov. 25. Speaker: S. March. 10. Speaker: B. Shiller. 19, 26; Dec. 3. 10-12. Supply list available offi ce to register. FF822 HEALTH BENEFITS Thursday, FI 841 ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, Jan. prior to fi rst class. S. Zatt Dec. 12. Speaker: B. Shiller. 14. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz and FI 203 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Jan. 7, FALL TDA WORKSHOPS FI 821 ANNUAL MEETING Thursday, Jan. S. March. 14, 21, 28; Feb. 4. 10-12. J.C. Germain 16. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz and All meetings are held at 1 p.m., unless oth- S. March. WEST COAST WEDNESDAY erwise noted. Speakers: Rita Josephson and Coordinator: Paul Bradford (941) 355-7928. FF 301 INTERNATIONAL FILMS: OLD- Florence Kassler. DADE Meets at Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700 IES BUT GOODIES Sept. 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9, BOCA/DELRAY: FF 810 Tuesday, Oct. 15. Coordinator: Leon Brum (305) 864-4318. Gary Player Blvd., Sarasota. (Unless other- 16. 9:30-12. B. Wolk Temple Anshei Shalom, 7099 W. Atlantic Meet at Young Israel of Bal Harbour, 9592 wise noted, all meetings are at 1 p.m.) FF 302 INTERNATIONAL FILMS: THE Ave., Delray Beach. Harding Ave., Surfside. (Unless otherwise SF 802 NEWS FROM THE NORTH Mon- WINNERS Oct. 30; Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27. 9:30- BROWARD: FF 820 Thursday, Oct. 17. noted, all meetings are at 1 p.m.) day, Nov. 18. Speaker: K. Goodfriend. 12. B. Wolk Leonard Weisinger Community Center, 6199 FF 831 NEWS FROM THE NORTH SF 803 HEALTH BENEFITS Monday, Dec. FF 303 BEGINNER FRENCH Nov. 6, 13, Northwest 10th St., Margate. Monday, Nov. 25. Speaker: S. March. (bus 9. Speaker: B. Shiller. 20, 27; Dec. 4. 10-12. J.C. Germain DADE: FF 830 Wednesday, Oct. 16. Young provided to Broward) SI 801 ANNUAL MEETING Monday, Jan. FI 304 CONTRACT BRIDGE All levels. Israel of Bal Harbour, 9592 Harding Ave., FF 832 HEALTH UPDATE Wednesday, 13. Meets at Palm-Aire Country Club, 5601 Dec. 11, 18; Jan. 8, 15, 22. 10-12. D. Stern Surfside. Dec. 11. Speaker: B. Shiller. Country Club Way, Sarasota. Speakers: T. FI 305 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Jan. 29; Feb. OCALA: TF 801 Saturday, Oct. 12. 10:30 FI 831 ANNUAL MEETING Wednesday, Murphy, G. Herskowitz and S. March. 5, 12, 19, 26. 9:30-11:30. Some knowledge of a.m. Ocala Public Library, 2720 E. Silver Jan. 15. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz game necessary. You may register for FI 305 Springs Blvd., Ocala. Includes special work- and S. March. OFFICE COURSES or FI 306, but not both. D. Stern shop on medical records. FI 306 DUPLICATE BRIDGE Jan. 29; Feb. ORLANDO: OF 801 Friday, Oct. 11. 10 OCALA All courses have a $5 fee (which is non- 5, 12, 19, 26. 12-2. Some knowledge of game a.m. Hilton Orlando/ Altamonte Springs, 350 Coordinator: Ellen Wolfe (352) 873-0816. refundable and non-transferable). necessary. You may register for FI 305 or FI South Northlake Blvd., Altemonte Springs. TF 802 HEALTH BENEFITS Saturday, MONDAY 306, but not both. D. Stern Includes special workshop on medical Dec. 7. 10 a.m. Breakfast served 9:30 a.m. FF 101 PROGRAM MUSIC Oct. 7, 21, 28; records. Meets at Hampton Inn Ocala, 3601 SW Ave., Nov. 4, 18, 25. 10-12. A. Guastafeste THURSDAY WEST COAST: SF 801 Monday, Oct. 14. Ocala. Speaker: B. Shiller, UFT/RTC Special FF 102 SPANISH CONVERSATION: IN- FF401 OPERA Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31; Nov. 14. Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700 Gary Player Representative. TERMEDIATE Oct. 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25; Dec. 10-12. M. Minzer Blvd. Sarasota. TI 801 ANNUAL MEETING Friday, Jan. 2. 9:30-11:30. B. Wolk FF402 MAH JONGG Nov. 14, 21; Dec. 5, WEST PALM BEACH: FF 840 Wednesday, 10. 11 a.m. Meets at Hilton Ocala, 3600 SW FF 103 SPANISH CONVERSATION: 12, 19. 10-12. B. Salamon Oct. 23. The Classic, 6011 Common Circle, 36th Avenue, Ocala. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. BEGINNER Oct. 28; Nov. 4, 18, 25; Dec. 2. FI 403 MAH JONGG Jan. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. W. Palm Beach. Herskowitz and S. March. 12-2. B. Wolk 10-12. B. Salamon FF 104 A CENTURY OF POPULAR MU- BOCA/DELRAY ORLANDO SIC: 1890’s to 1940’s Dec. 2, 9, 16; Jan. 6, FRIDAY Coordinator: Florence Fidell (561) 731-4695. Coordinator: Donesa Jackson (407) 359- 13, 27. 10-12. A. Guastafeste FF 501 CANASTA Oct. 25; Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22. Meets at Temple Anshei Shalom, 7099 W. At- 3459. Meets at the Hilton Orlando/Altamonte FI 105 CONTRACT BRIDGE Dec. 9, 16; 10-12. F. Kassler. lantic Ave., Delray Beach. (Unless otherwise Springs, 350 S. Northlake Blvd. Jan. 6, 13, 27. 9:30-11:30. Short lesson at be- FF 502 CANASTA Dec. 6, 13, 20; Jan. 3, 10. noted, all meetings are at 1 p.m.) OF 802 HEALTH BENEFITS Friday, Dec. ginning of class followed by supervised play. 10-12. F. Kassler. FF 811 NEWS FROM THE NORTH Tues- 6. 10 a.m. Speaker: B. Shiller, UFT/RTC Some knowledge of game necessary. You may FF 503 CLASSIC FILM COMEDIES Sept. day, Nov. 26. Speaker: S. March. Special Representative. register for FI 105 or FI 106, but not both. 20, 27; Oct. 4, 11, 18. 9:30-12. R. Presser FF 812 HEALTH BENEFITS Tuesday, Dec. OI 801 ANNUAL MEETING Saturday, Jan. J. Fasman. FF504 FILMS OF TRUFFAUT Nov. 1, 8, 10. Speaker: B. Shiller. 11. 10 a.m. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Her- FI 106 CONTRACT BRIDGE Dec. 9, 16; 15, 22; Dec. 6. 9:30-12. R. Presser FI 811 ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, Jan. skowitz and S. March. Jan. 6, 13, 27. 12-2. Short lesson at beginning FI 505 CLASSIC MUSICALS Dec. 13; Jan. 14. Speakers: T. Murphy, G. Herskowitz and 3, 10, 17, 24. 9:30-12. R. Presser 14 / SI BEAGLE LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM PLEASE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE ONE CAREFULLY. UFT retirees will be registered fi rst before spouses, domestic partners, AFT, NYSUT & PSC members. You must include your local number in order to register. Use one coupon for all of your registration, and duplicate another for your spouse. 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DID YOU REMEMBER TO: 6. ✔ Sign your check(s)/money order(s) ✔ Make the check(s)/money orders(s) payable to UFTWF RETIREE PROGRAMS 7. ✔ Complete the information on the coupon ✔ Provided the correct course/seminar/trip code(s) and course/seminar/trip title(s) ✔ Do not fi ll information in for spouse, unless he/she is registering for programs 8.

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FALL 2013 INTERSESSION 2014 HOW TO REGISTER UFT/WF RETIREE PROGRAMS FLORIDA FLORIDA COURSE REGISTRATION • UFT retirees will be registered CHECK ONE: ❑ UFT MEMBER ❑ SPOUSE fi rst before spouses, domestic REGISTRATION CHECK ONE: ❑ NYSUT ❑ AFT ❑ PSC partners, AFT, NYSUT and PSC Local ############ members. You must include your COUPON ONLY Make checks payable to: UFT/RETIREE PROGRAMS local number in order to register. UFT-RTC Florida Offi ce, 3200 No. Military Trail, Suite 100, • Each participant must complete Boca Raton, FL 33431 a separate registration coupon. • Each registration requires separate check(s)/money order(s). MEMBER NAME SPOUSE NAME (IF REGISTERING) • Write a separate check/money order for FF courses and FI SS (LAST FOUR DIGITS) ADDRESS courses. ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP • Make check(s)/money order(s) payable to UFTWF RETIREE CITY STATE ZIP PHONE PROGRAMS and enclose PHONE payment with your registration form. NUMBER TITLE FEE (IF ANY) • Include on your check/money NUMBER TITLE FEE (IF ANY) 1. order the course number exactly as it appears in course description 1. 2. • All courses have a $5 non- 2. 3. refundable registration fee. • Mail registration form and checks 3. 4. to the UFT-RTC Florida Offi ce, 4. 3200 North Military Trail, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431.

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