MJCBY NEWS

MJCBY NEWSInsideSchedule of Services 2

Notes From Your Leaders 3

Synagogue News 4

Youth News 13

School News 14

Sisterhood News 16

Contributions 19

Yahrzeits 20

Calendar 23

JuLY - AuguSt 2014 tAMMuz - Av - ELuL 5774 vOLuME 109 NuMBEr 11

Enjoy your summer! Stay cool at

the Shul! Open for fun, worship

and all of your needs.

2 • JuLY - AuguSt 2014 tAMMuz - Av - ELuL 5774

CLErgY & StAFFRabbi David J. NessonGerry Gross, Executive DirectorShai Lewitter, Kadima AdvisorAly Greenstein, USY AdvisorKaren London & Gigi Schwartz, Sababah AdvisorsMia Mutascio, Office ManagerFlo Sager, Religious School AdministratorMichelle Nulman & Gail Sulkin, Co-Directors, Religious SchoolSusan Gold, Head Teacher, Shalom Yeladim The Judy Gerstein Early Learning CenterTamara Goldberg, BookkeeperRichard Gaskins, Custodian

EXECutIvE COMMIttEERobert Berns & Fern Spitzer, Co-PresidentsJulie Perlow, First Vice PresidentDeborah Sontupe, Second Vice PresidentSteven Gardberg, Third Vice PresidentRobert Gelber, Financial SecretaryMark Bender, TreasurerRebecca Wanatick, Board SecretaryEric Weinstock, Immediate Past PresidentRobert Gelber, AdvisorIra Hammer, AdvisorDavid Reingold, Advisor

ArMS OF tHE SYNAgOguE &COMMIttEE CHAIrSMichael Needle, AIPAC ChapterJeremy Diringer & Todd Schleifstein, Board of EducationMark Bender, FacilitiesDorothy Cohen & Donna Gross, FundraisingMeryl Balaban, Gemilut HasadimH. Lewis Stone, History CommitteeKeith Usiskin, Kol Nidre Appeal

Doug Landsman & Todd Schleifstein, Men’s ClubKathy Neibart, MembershipHoward Baum & Paul Green, RitualLynne Rosenfeld & Jill Frankel, Co-Presidents of SisterhoodLouis Bodian, Social ActionMichelle Nulman & Amy Weinstock, Youth Co-Chairs

SIStErHOOD SuPPOrtJudaica gift ShopSharon Barkauskas (973) 285-1877Donna Gross (973) 895-5553 Vivian Laska (973) 984-8178Dorothy Cohen (973) 361-4338Kiddush Committee Harriet Sakofs (973) 292-1959Michelle Usiskin (973) 543-5795Sisterhood torah Fund Beverly Hammer (973) 267-4611Michele Wasserman (973) 442-5787Linda Rosenbaum (973) 895-2390Flower FundLauren Najarian (973) 343-7419

NEWSLEttErRita Fand, EditorLili Rosenstreich, DesignerRita Fand, Donna Gross, Bailey Rechler, Copy Editors

Schedule of ServicesFriday, July 46:15pm Services 8:14pm Candlelighting

Saturday, July 59:30am Services Sedra: Balak

Friday, July 116:00pm Barechu and BBQ at Loantaka Parkincluding Ma’ariv Service8:12pm CandlelightingNo 8:15 Service

Saturday, July 129:30am Services 10:30am Tot ShabbatSedra: Pinchas

Friday, July 188:07pm Candlelighting8:15pm Services

Saturday, July 199:30am ServicesSedra: Matot Friday, July 257:00pm AWE an En”chanting” Kabbalat Shabbat8:02pm Candlelighting8:00pm Ma’ariv Service

Saturday, July 269:30am Services Sedra: Masei

Friday, August 17:55pm Candlelighting8:15pm Services

Saturday, August 29:30am Services 10:30am AWE Healing ServiceSedra: Devarim

Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael

Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael is your community.Our clergy is here for you. Please let us know when you need us—if someone is

ill or in the hospital—or when you want to share your good news: a new baby, a

marriage, or other simcha. We want to know; but you have to tell us. Please call

the office at (973) 538-9292 or email office@mjcby.

org. When you have experienced the death of a loved

one, please contact Rabbi Nesson at (973) 538-9292

or (973) 285-9772 before you make any plans. In

this way he will be the most helpful in making these

preparations in a proper Jewish manner.

JuLY - AuguSt 2014 tAMMuz - Av - ELuL 5774 • 3

Five years ago

this summer I

became the execu-

tive director of the

Morristown Jewish

Center Beit Yisrael aka MJCBY. The officers

and the board of directors had the confi-

dence that I could come in and assume the

awesome responsibilities that come with

this position. The staff and members of

MJCBY assisted me in the transition from

“mild-mannered” financial secretary to

hopefully “level-headed” executive director.

Spoiler alert! Before I continue, I am

not going anywhere; this is just an oppor-

tunity for a retrospective.

I must say, in all honesty, in so many

ways this has become the best “job” I have

ever had. I put job in quotes because to

me it’s more a labor of love. I journey down

Sussex Turnpike every day and approach our

green-domed home with a sense of dedi-

cation, as well as anticipation about what

today might offer in terms of surprises

and challenges. My days, as well as many

evenings, are filled with many regular and

necessary tasks, such as paying the bills,

setting up rooms, adjusting schedules and

a myriad of communications.

However, the most important aspect of

my life here at MJCBY is interacting with

you—my congregants, my friends, my fam-

ily. My primary focus is on your needs and

your lives, and through interactions both

joyous, sad and everything in between, my

role at MJCBY is filled with meaning and

accomplishment.

What I do cannot be achieved alone, as

it takes the energies and efforts of a team

to establish order and efficiency and in-

fuse all that we do with an outlook and

attitude of caring. My staff of Mia Mutas-

cio, Tamara Goldberg, Richard Gaskins and

Marco Tello has been with me throughout

these years working together as the MJCBY

“A” team.

Our facility chairs, Rick Barkauskas and

Mark Bender, have been my true partners in

keeping our precious building in good or-

der— a home that you all can be proud of.

During these five years I have had the

privilege of serving under and working

with totally dedicated MJCBY presidents

(Ira Hammer, Rita Gotfried, Eric Weinstock)

and now Robert Berns and Fern Spitzer.

Thanks to all of you for your confidence

in me and your unselfish love for our home

and our family.

A special shout-out goes to the count-

less number of volunteers who have helped

and continue to help us in the office and

in the building. During the past two years

Neil and Dennis Frigand have been monthly

regulars assisting us in sending out scores

of important mailings to you, our family.

Neil and Dennis, you have made your fa-

ther, Herman J. Frigand z’l, proud of you.

Finally, it has been my distinct honor

and privilege to work hand in hand with

our rabbi and my friend, David Nesson.

Though our partnership in serving you, our

family, I have learned a great deal from

you, especially in helping our members in

need and those who have lost loved ones.

Being a team is what allows us all to be

there for whatever you may need (literally,

24/7). I look forward to the coming year

at MCJBY, with many exciting programs

and events beginning this summer for

members of all ages to enjoy, to learn and

to feel connected. Please see the pages of

this summer edition of our newsletter for

more details.

We are here for you, so come on in—

even if it’s just to say, “Hi!!”

Wishing everyone an enjoyable summer, gerry

F r O M Y O u r E X E C u t I v E D I r E C t O r

It’s Five Years Already… Schedule of Services(Continued)

Monday. August 49:00pm Tisha B’Av Service and Chanting of Eicha

Friday, August 86:00pm Barechu and BBQ at Freedom Parkincluding Ma’ariv Service7:46pm CandlelightingNo 8:15 Service Saturday, August 99:30am Services – Shabbat Nachamu10:30am Tot ShabbatSedra: Va’etchanan


Saturday, August 169:30am SevicesSedra: Eikev


Saturday, August 239:30am ServicesSedra: Re’eh


Saturday, August 309:30am ServicesSedra: Shoftim


Synagogue News Save These Dates!

BArECHu AND BBQ Friday, June 11, 6 pm at Loantaka Park Morris TownshipFriday, August 8, 6 pm at Freedom Park Randolph The return of our popular Barechu

and BBQ service in the park. No 8:15

Service after Barechu and BBQ.

SuNSEt SOIrEESunday, August 10, 7 pm at the MedfordsEnjoy catching up with friends, re-

freshments, wine, sunset, and great

music.

tHE grEAt SHOFArBLOWOutSunday, September 21All are welcome. There is no age too

young or too old to participate.

If you would like to learn or prac-

tice blowing the shofar, there will be

several sessions over the summer at

MJCBY. Sessions on July 16 and Au-

gust 27 at 7:30pm and September 7

at 10:30 am.

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Synagogue News

Shul group travel update

Anumber of people have expressed

interest in a group trip spon-

sored by the shul to visit Cuba and its

Jewish Community. We need more

people to reach the required mini-

mum of 10. The trip will be planned

for February, but no dates are set yet.

If you are interested and haven’t

let Ellen know, please do so by send-

ing email to [email protected].

S H A L O M C L u B F O r S E N I O r S

the Shalom Club is a joint project of

the Morristown Jewish Center and the

JCC of MetroWest. The Shalom Club meets

on Tuesdays at the Center at 11 am. Bring

a dairy lunch and coffee and cake will be

served. Guests are always welcome. For

information, call MJCBY at (973) 538-9292.

Shalom Club Summer Happenings:7/8 rothman Luncheon and Program to be Announced8/12 rothman Luncheon9/16 Start of the 2014-15 New Year


Synagogue News

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Synagogue News

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September School Calendar9/3 Drop-In Day (9:45 -10:30 am)9/7 First full day of school9/8 Early Dismissal due to Erev Rosh Hashanah (12 noon) Bus Available to Kindergarten9/9 No School - Rosh Hashanah9/10 No School - Rosh Hashanah 9/12 Family Fun Day at Stonybrook Camp (10 am - 12 Noon)9/15 Shofar Factory @ SY Parents Back-To-School Night (7pm)9/17 Early Dismissal due to Erev Yom Kippur (12 noon) Bus Available to Kindergarten9/22 5:30 pm Pick-up for Aftercare due to Sukkot9/23 No School (Sukkot)9/24 No School (Sukkot)9/27 Preschool Storytime in Sukkah with Spaghetti Dinner special program with Lets Bloom Together (5:30 pm) For ages 6 and under. $15 per family

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Be sure to check out all of the High Holy Day programs in this newsletter as well as the postcard “Or Hadash” which you should

have received.

Message from Morah Fern & Friends:

We’ve been busy sprucing up over the summer. Wait until you see our newly painted rooms, refinished floors and new carpeting. Everything looks fantastic and so clean for the New Year.

Thank you to all those who joined us for Summer Fun. What a great time we had with Morah Sharon, Ivy and Alisha. Special thanks to Judy Josephson for volunteering her time this summer at camp and Rick Barkauskas for his painting expertise. We would also like to thank J&S Carpets for donating the carpet and area rugs.

Please make sure all of your paperwork is returned before the start of the school year. We are very excited about our new ACTIVIT-E website. We will be posting messages, weekly blurbs, school calendar (with updates and changes) and lots more. Please be sure you are registered.

I am looking forward to a wonderful year with our nurturing and creative staff. Morah Susan is serving as mentor teacher this year, exploring her many years of dedicated service and amazing ideas with our entire staff. In addition, please make sure to stop by and say hi to your teachers and our new staff on Friday, September 3 at 9:45-10:30 am at DROP IN DAY.

When we hear the sound of the Shofar, it is exciting! It reminds us of all the amazing things that come with the New Year. I would like to wish you and your families a healthy and sweet year!

Morah Fern

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News from the Religious School

September Religious School Calendar

9/1 Teacher In Service9/12 Opening Day (Family Fun Day at Stonybrook), 9:15 am9/15 School In Session9/19 School In Session9/22 No School - Sukkot9/26 School In Session, Study in the Sukkah9/29 No School-Erev Simchat Torah

Be sure to check out all of the High Holy Day programs in this newsletter as well as the

postcard “Or Hadash” which you should have received.

Mor

rist

own J

ewish Center Beit Yisrael Education Programs

Dear Families,

Welcome back to a new school year with the new theme... Or Hadash!

Or Hadash means new light, and it is our goal this year to infuse a special light into our school and program.

First, help me welcome Morah Mimi Zukoff to the position of Assistant Director of our School. Mimi is thoughtful, well-regarded, diligent, compassionate and creative - all traits that will serve her and us well. I am excited to work with her.

As a reminder, please make sure your child has been registered on our new ACTIVIT-E web site, so we can be in contact with you throughout the year. You can select the School Information tab and download a multitude of forms, including the Education Handbook.

I am so looking forward to our Family Fun Day Opening Day of school which will be held at Stonybrook Day Camp in Succasunna. Every child should attend with at least one parent (unenrolled siblings and prospective families are welcome). It will be a wonderful way to meet your teachers, share in learning and keep summer camp going for onemore day.

Shanah Tovah,

Morah Melissa

Meet Mimi ZukoffOur New Assistant Religious School DirectorMimi Zukoff (Assistant Principal and 6th Grade Teacher) has been working at Morristown Jewish Center – Beit Yisrael since September, 1999. After completing Project Moreh (a religious school teacher training program sponsored by Federation), she began as a 4th grade teacher. In subsequent years, Mrs. Zukoff moved up first to 5th grade and then to 6th grade, where she found her niche! She loves teaching 6th grade for many reasons, mainly that the children are mature enough to study complicated and challenging material while still needing to have fun and play a little. In fact, Mrs. Zukoff has a vast collection of various games and approaches, which she employs to make learning fun. Over the past several years, Mrs. Zukoff has worked with Melissa and Rabbi Nesson to strengthen the Pre B’nai Mitzvah component of the 6th grade curriculum, leading the students to examine and embrace the “Mitzvah” in the bar/bat mitzvah. She assists students in finding or designing meaningful Tikkun Olam projects to start training them in the lifelong charge of fixing the world one little bit at a time. This year, Mrs. Zukoff is stepping up to a newly created Assistant Principal position in which she will assist Melissa in numerous areas including curriculum and staff development, class services, and general administration.

Start your engines. We’re racing toward the checkered flag in

Junior CongregationCheck the religious school hallway for more information.


Synagogue News

Summer EventsPlease Tear Out and Save

J u L Y 1 1 • B A r E C H u A N D B B QLoantaka Park 6 pm

J u L Y 1 2 • t O t S H A B B A t10:30 am

J u L Y 1 6 • S H O F A r t r A I N I N g7:30 pm

J u L Y 2 5 • A W E A N ” E N C H A N t I N g ” K A B B A L A t S H A B B A t7:00 pm

A u g u S t 2 • A W E H E A L I N g S E r v I C E10:30 am

A u g u S t 4 • t I S H A B ’ A v S E r v I C E A N D C H A N t I N g O F E I C H A9:00 pm

A u g u S t 7 • S I S t E r H O O D M A H J O N g g t O u r N A M E N t10:00 am

A u g u S t 8 • B A r E C H u A N D B B QFreedom Park 6:00 pm

A u g u S t 9 • t O t S H A B B A t10:30 am

A u g u S t 1 0 • S u N S E t S O I r E E7:00 pm

A u g u S t 1 8 • M E S S Y M O N D A Y9:30 am

A u g u S t 2 7 • S H O F A r t r A I N I N g7:30 pm

S E P t E M B E r 7 • t r I P t O S O M E r S E t P A t r I O t S12:00 noon

S E P t E M B E r 7 • S H O F A r t r A I N I N g7:30 pm

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Synagogue News

On Friday, June 6, MJCBY experienced

its first “Storahtelling.” Written and

directed by Rabbi Amy Joy Small, with co-

ordination assistance from Ellen Nesson,

this event was part of a growing trend to

recreate the storytelling of Torah that was

formerly common during Second Temple

days. About 2,500 years ago, the Torah

was acted out on market days by a troupe

of actors led by a Maven, the local trans-

lator and storyteller. Our story, presented

just after Shavuot, had Moses confront-

ing his self-doubts at the foot of Mt. Sinai

and being inspired by Jacob to see that he

(Moses) and all the people were holy and

should trust in Hashem. In between seg-

ments, Rabbi Small led interactive sessions

and there were musical interludes. The cast

included Rabbi Small as the Maven, Darcy

Schleifstein as the Narrator, Brad Bolnick

as Moses, Paul Green as Jacob, Barbara Ka-

vadias as Hashem and Beth Hancock as the

Eagle. Special thanks to Moshe Vaknin and

his band for the wonderful music. Everyone

present had a wonderful time and we hope

to be able to produce another Storahtell-

ing event soon.

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right to left, rabbi Amy Small leads the Storahtelling players: Brad Bolnick, Paul green, Beth Hancock, Barbara Kavadias and Darcy Schleifstein.


Synagogue News Join us for

with Morah ShariALL ARE WELCOME!

SingPrayCraft

Saturday, July 12th

& Saturday, August 9th

10:30 - 11:30am

Shalom Yeladim, classroom 9

MJCBY 177 Speedwell Avenue Morristown, NJ

9735389292

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We are searching for stories about loved ones in our cemetery to publish in our newsletter.

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School NewsS H A L O M Y E L A D I M u P D A t E

Mazel tov to our Gidolim and kindergarten

classes upon graduating and “stepping

up” from our school. We wish them only the

best as they continue on their educational jour-

neys. On June 30, our summer camp program

began and our rooms turned into summer play-

grounds. Fun and frolic filled the air as the chil-

dren tossed around beach balls and splashed

wildly in our wading pools. The seven-week

program has different themes, which have al-

ready captured the imaginations of our little

ones. The themes for our summer camp are:

Let’s Go to the Circus, Let’s Go on Safari, Aloha,

Hawaii Here We Come, Digging for Dinosaurs,

Once Upon a Time Nursery Rhymes, Messy Mad-

ness and What’s in the Pond?

The Me and My Shadow program continues

this summer as our littlest friends (birth to 23

months) and their mommies or caregivers meet

with our facilitator (our New 2’s teacher Morah

Randi) to engage in storytelling, art projects,

basic social skills, song and more. The program

is free and open to the community. The class

meets from 10 to 11 am on Mondays: July 7,

July 21, August 4 and August 11.

This summer we will again offer our Bridges

program, where the children come and have

fun playing with their

friends in an informal

school setting. Dates are

Monday through Friday,

August 18 to 22 and

August 25 to 29, from

7:30 am to 6:00 pm. Let

us know if you are in-

terested in signing your

children up to “bridge”

the gap after camp ends

and school begins.

It was such a pleasure working with your

children this year. If you have any questions,

please don’t hesitate to contact us. Have a safe

and happy summer and we look forward to wel-

coming you back to school in September!

B’Shalom, Morah Susan


School News

Shalom Yeladim-the Judie gerstein Early Learning Center Kindergarten Class of 2014 at their Step-up Ceremony.

Congratulations to the gidolim 4’s on their recent graduation. photo by Robyn Silverman


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Your Torah Fund contribution strengthens and perpetuates Conservative/Masorti Judaism throughout the world.

Mishpachah—משפחה Family

The mishpachah theme encourages us, as Conservative/Masorti Jews, to recognize the diverse character of our families. It also encourages our communities to be pluralistic, welcoming, and open hearted.

The Jewish family, in all its configurations, is the solid system of roots that supports our Tree of Life. The community lends its strength to each family and, in turn, draws renewed energy, wisdom, and direction from its cherished members. These Jewish family bonds have an immeasurable impact when cultivated in each new generation.

Women’s League for Conservative Judaism’s support of the Torah Fund Campaign helps strengthen Conservative/Masorti Judaism throughout the world, and enhances the Jewish community by recognizing and appreciating our diverse families.

For information, please contact your Sisterhood Torah Fund Chair or Rabbi Lilly Kaufman at [email protected] or (212) 678-8876.

Receive the Torah Fund pin for 5775 as

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S u P P O r t J E W I S H E D u C A t I O N


Sisterhood has had an educational, fun

and rewarding year. We thank our out-

going Sisterhood board members for their

time and dedication during the past year.

We also welcome our incoming Sisterhood

board members as we look forward to excit-

ing and fresh programming and events. If

you would like to volunteer and have some

time to spare, please contact us. There are

many committees that need some addi-

tional support throughout the year, and we

welcome all help.

Please join us this summer for Women’s

League Convention 2014. This internation-

al event will be taking place at the Hanover

Marriott in Whippany from July 17 to 20.

Also, look for upcoming information about

the MJCBY Summer Mah Jongg tournament

on August 7. More rounds, more prizes and

more fun!

Warmly, Jill and Lynne

Sisterhood News

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ALEX CSILLAg FuNDPatti Tuschman & Family in honor of Ron Brandt achieving his doctorate in Philosophy

CANtOrS FuNDIrene & Linton Segal in memory of Monte Wallenstein

CHEvrE KADISHA FuNDBarbara & Stuart Levy in memory of Bernice GlucoftCheryl & Paul Ochs in memory of William Hebel

EDuCAtION ENDOWMENtLinda & Larry Kornreich in memory of Monte Wallenstein Audrey & Jeff Pancis in honor of Jonathan Gold’s Bar MitzvahLinda & Larry Kornreich in honor of Ilene Wolff’s new grandson, Gabriel & the engagement of Sandy Wolff to Dan EisenHilde Spain in honor of Nancy & David Medford’s new grandson, TylerMelinda & Steve Lehman in honor of Coby Schneider’s Bar MitzvahJulie & Aaron Perlow in honor of Jake Leddy’s Bar MitzvahJulie & Aaron Perlow in honor of Arlene Wanatick’s special birthdayLinda & Larry Kornreich in honor of Rachel Wilson’s Bat MitzvahLinda & Larry Kornreich in honor of Jonathan Gold’s Bar MitzvahLinda & Larry Kornriech in memory of Monte WallensteinLinda & Larry Kornreich in honor of Jacob Grayzel’s Bar MitzvahLinda & Larry Kornreich in memory of Lionel Leitner, father of David LeitnerSusan & Charles Joseph in memory of Monte WallensteinAllyson & Martin Gall in memory of Monte WallensteinJanet & Mel Appelbaum in memory of William Hebel, father of Cheryl Ochs & Ray Levy, mother of Harold LevyNancy & Robert Berns in memory of Monte WallensteinDebbie & Phil Brody in memory of Jacob Cytto, Lionel Leitner, Monte Wallenstein

gEMILut HASADIM FuNDLynne & Joel Goldman in memory of Ruth GoldmanRita & Harold Levy in appreciation and in memory of Ray Levy, mother of HaroldMarlene & Steve Ginsberg in memory of Jacob Cytto & Lionel Leitner

HErMAN J. FrIgAND ENDOWMENt FuNDAnnette & Joseph Fine in memory of Monte WallensteinDorothy & Irv Cohen in memory of Monte Wallenstein, Jacob Cytto and Lionel Leitner

HIStOrY FuNDJulie & Lew Stone to Barbara Kavadias in memory of her mother, Susan SchramJulie & Lew Stone in memory of Fred Bacharach, father of Jason Bacharach and Seymour Ebner, father of Laurie Lyon

ISrAEL EXPErIENCE FuNDBeatrice Mintz in memory of Nelson & Sarah MintzMarji & Leo Josephs in memory of Harry Josephs

PrAYEr BOOK FuNDDina & Wayne Polay in honor of Jonathan Gold’s Bar MitzvahLinda & Lee Rosenbaum in memory of Susan Schram, mother of Barbara KavadiasLinda & Lee Rosenbaum in memory of Seymour Ebner, father of Laurie Ebner LyonLinda & Lee Rosenbaum in memory of Ruth Wertheimer Staiman, sister of Naomi BacharachShelly & Sergio Bienstock and family in memory of Louis Berger

rABBI’S DISCrEtIONArY FuNDBabette & Norman Kornbleuth in memory of Frieda FeuerDebra & Barry Rudich in memory of Marvin RudichSusan & Bill Neigher in memory of Ruth Strassberg

rELIgIOuS SCHOOL tzEDAKAH FuNDIsraela & Cy Halpern in memory of Max Kesten

rENOvAtION FuNDCharlotte Turner in memory of Alvin TurnerMary Ann & Gary Weisser in memory of Paul & Claire Weisser, Alice & Henry SondheimerSyd Levit in memory of Esther LevitFran & Howard Loewensteiner in honor of Jonathan Gold’s Bar MitzvahHarriet & David Sakofs in memory of Monte Wallenstein & Jacob CyttoFlorence Rudich in memory of Marvin RudichJulie & Bill Lupatkin in memory of Viola Kelter Ellen & Joel Charm in memory of Jacob CyttoPaula Barber & Howard Buxbaum in memory of Monte Wallenstein & Jacob Cytto

SOuP KItCHEN FuNDRita Fand in memory of Helen & Theodore FandLee & Jeff Bashe in memory of Jack SheffreinMarilyn & Alex Miller in memory of Clarice NadlerWendy Miller & Phil Rosenbach in memory of Bennett MillerPhyllis & Paul Kopp in memory of Paul Bryan Hantman & Frank SawyerLynne & Walter Rosenfeld in memory of Lionel Leitner, Jacob Cytto & Gladys Lieberman

tOrAH ENDOWMENtMarlene Fand in memory of Louis Berger

YAHrzEIt FuNDKaren Hayworth in memory of Curtis & Gerty HayworthRita Fand in memory of Louis BergerPaula & Ira Antin in memory of Isadore RosenfarbRosalyn VanWiemokly in memory of Eva SainsAnn & Warren Rhines in memory of William BaumgartenRuth VanVort in memory of Charles ToffelCharlotte Turner in memory of Philip Gerber


S H A B B At J u N E 2 7 & 2 8Sivan June

30 28 Milton TraunfeldLouis Freeman*Clarise Nadler

Tammuz June 1 29 Sol Braunstein

Max Kesten*Frank SawyerGabriel SilinskyFaye Krauser*Clara Fleischman

2 30 Joseph Glick*David AckermanRichard Gindes*Paul HantmanHarriet LipskyNelson K. Mintz*Charles ToffelMorris Zudick

Tammuz July 3 1 Louis Pfeffer*

Theodore Fand*Helen MorchowerPhilip Van VortClair Weisser*

4 2 Harry Newburg*Samuel Lobel*Jacob Krinsky*Susan Reich*

5 3 Bertha Salny*Samuel Karlin*Frieda TabachnikPhilip Eisman*Leah Cylinder*

6 4 Yenta BrodyRobert Aaronson

S H A B B At J u LY 4 & 5Tammuz July

7 5 Lena Gindes*Aaron NotowiczWalter Nowikas*Betty Steyn

8 6 Alex Morchower*Ruth Kasoff

9 7 Edward BrodyLillian Kornreich*Stanley Rosenbaum*Anne Weiner*Lillian Rudich

10 8 Ernst Kosterlitz*Solomon Hirsch*

11 9 Benjamin Burke*Harry Bandes*Herman Benson*Clara Davis*

12 10 Benjamin Gruber*Sarah Mauskopf*Samuel Pillar*Albert Smith

13 11 Betty Wassner*Margaret Berger*Gisia Berin*Albert Perlmutter*Louis Linder*

S H A B B At J u LY 1 1 & 1 2Tammuz July

14 12 Oscar Goldstein*Annie HaasLillian KellmanJacob Levien*

15 13 Diane Barbara Kletzkin*Harry DorrosSherwin EpsteinNettie GoffHarry Isko*Paul Rothman*

16 14 Max Notowicz17 15 Harry Weinstein*

Sheila Neibart18 16 June Isko*

Abe OstrowskyIrving Reich

19 17 Sol Smith*Elaine Friedman*Ida GrossGeorge Schlossman

20 18 Dora Abelson LevineLouis GreenbaumLouis Epstein*Esther C. Nagie*Froim Shraer


21 19 Joseph Friedman*Ruth GudisPhillip KantorGussie Rosenberg*David Rothman

22 20 Harry JacobsMargaret Kolsky*Jack FriedmanHarry Jacobs

23 21 Rose Lindenstein*Martin CornickLouis Mintz*Fanny Weiner

24 22 Archie Cohen*Pauline FeuersteinMarion Davis*

25 23 Yitzak BarerCharles Davis*Michael JarvisMorris Lipschitz*

26 24 Sophie RosenfarbMalcolm SlotskyJeanette Epstein


28 26 Joseph GussRuth Smukler*

29 27 Louis Bellings*Otto WeissMorris Epstein*Eleanor GoldbergMorris Epstein*Harry Spain*Spencer Ross

Av July 1 28 Jerome Adler*

Anne CharmHerbert Joseph*Alexander Harry LevineIda Fenyves*Yetta MorgensternMathew Klein*Ruth KnappAnna Levine*Irving LevineJacob TamborSamuel Bayever

2 29 Paul Rabinowitz*Rachel Schall*Pauline Fand*Derek Tranchida*

3 30 Tillie Stern*Clara GoldbergArnold FleischmanPolina KotlarskayaAnnette DiamondLloyd Rosenberg*

4 31 Lawrence CarterEdward GersteinMorton Jacobowitz*Leon NewmarkGussie BrickerJean Weiss

Av August 5 1 Dorothy Silverstein*

Helen Devor*Sarah ResnickSeymour PaulsHelen Devor*Samuel Wolff

S H A B B At A u g u S t 1 & 2 Av August6 2 Chaja Barer

Martha Gordon7 3 Arthur Entis*

Murray GoffGeorge LevyLouis Dornfeld

8 4 Harry SharpDavid LevyGeorge Mintz*

9 5 Harry Roth*Shirley Miller

10 6 Rachel GreenSamuel Greenberg*Anna Salny*Dorothy Weingarten*

11 7 Morris Rosenberg*Faye Weinstein*Agnes G. Weiss*

12 8 Anna Negrin*Miriam MorchowerMaurice Steyn

Yahrzeits


YahrzeitsS H A B B At A u g u S t 8 & 9

Av August13 9 Rebecca Kravetsky14 10 Harry Avrick*

Gussie Roth*15 11 Ruth Pash*

Morton HeiserRobert A. Lewis*Sidney SillinsBertha Lupatkin

16 12 Victor Kreimer*David Messinger*Joyce BremmerPhilip Shafran*

17 13 David Cooperman18 14 Isidore Roth*

Albert Knapp*19 15 Rose Slifer

Ada Sandler

S H A B B At A u g u S t 1 5 & 1 6Av August20 16 Yetta Baer*

Rita Nesson*Zoya Yucht

21 17 Max Lavein22 18 Helen Sakofs

Manny Solondz23 19 Georg Wagner*

Jacob Bayever24 20 George Elwin25 21 Meyer Friedman*

Helene OxfeldBlanche SchonholzRebecca Sakalsky*Nathan Reingold*Rebecca Sakalsky*Dorothy CohenJacob Schiff*

26 22 Minnie Miller

S H A B B At A u g u S t 2 2 & 2 3Av August27 23 Max Winter*28 24 Sarah Friedman*

Marcus Ossre*William Levy*Franklin BolnickMary EigDorothy FischerMary Weinstein*Max Young*

29 25 Elizabeth Levy*Evelyn GutesIrene DorrosDora Meshman*William Devor*

30 26 Mildred Goldstein*Minnie GreenbergGertrude Klein*Louis Kripple*Minnie Young*

Elul August 1 27 Hans Joseph*

Samuel Cylinder*Louis LevineHarry SanderRichard Goldsmith*Dora Weisman Stone

2 28 Michael FreedRobert GoldmanMorris ClurmanJudith Weiss

3 29 Susan Warshaw*Stephanie Muller*

S H A B B At A u g u S t 2 9 & 3 0Elul August

4 30 Annette DunnRose RachlinJames JosephsonHoward SawyerEva Cooperman

5 31 Clara Schwartz*Abraham Werner*Annie Winter*

Elul Sept 6 1 Rose Haimowitz*

Joseph KronishMorris Weinstein

7 2 David GoldbergMax Katz*Philip Miller

8 3 Samuel Smukler*Bluma Rothman*Maurice Rubin*Armand Feldman*Fannie Hochman*Lena ClurmanHyman Kravetsky*Joseph Cohen*

9 4 Katherine SchweberMorton Nesson*

10 5 Nathan FrostFamily of Solomon Goldfinger *Geraldine GrafMurray Gruber*Rose Wenarsky*

* Denotes a yahrzeit plaque.

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M A z E L tOv A N D

C O N g r At u L At I O N S

• Drs. Kenneth and Susan Adler on

the marriage of their daughter Rachel

to Adam Zalisk.

• Warren and Ann Rhines on the birth

of a granddaughter, Rosalie Harlan to

their son Jared and Karen Rhines.

• Dr. Douglas Landsman in his

new position as senior director of

international research programs at

the National MS Society.

C O N D O L E N C E S

• Beverly Cytto on the passing of her

beloved husband, Jacob Cytto.

• David Leitner on the passing of his

beloved father, Lionel Leitner.

r E F uA H S C H L E M A

Daniella Abend, Steven Abend, Joel

Beecher, Harriet Dorf, Tamara Goldberg,

Eileen Goldberg, Adele Greenberg,

Irving Isko, Barbara Saltzman and

Marcia Samuels.

S O u P K I tC H E N vO L u N t E E r S

Rita Fand, Rabbi David and Ellen Nesson,

Fran Loewensteiner, Carol Leiwant,

Evan, Michael and Nicole Gordon, Joel

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J U LY 2 0 14 Ta m m U z - a V 57 74SuNDAY MONDAY tuESDAY WEDNESDAY tHurSDAY FrIDAY SAturDAY

1 2 3 4Independence Day 6:15pm Services 8:14pm Candle lighting

59:30am Services9:22pm Havdalah

6 7 8 11:00am Shalom Club Luncheon

9 10 116:00pm Barechu and BBQ8:12pm Candle lightingNo 8:15 Service

129:30am Services 10:30am Tot Shabbat 9:19pm Havdalah

13 147:45 Board Meeting

15 tzom tammuz

167:30pm Shofar Training and Practice

17 188:07pm Candle lighting 8:15pm Services


20 21 22 23 24 257:00pm AWE Chanting Kabbalat Shabbat8:00pm Services 8:02pm Candle lighting

269:30 am Services9:09pm Havdalah

27 28rosh Chodesh Av7:30pm Executive Committee Mtg.

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a U G U S T 2 0 14 a V - E L U L 57 74SuNDAY MONDAY tuESDAY WEDNESDAY tHurSDAY FrIDAY SAturDAY

17:55pm Candle lighting 8:15pm Services

29:30am Services10:30am AWE Healing Service9:02pm Havdalah

3 4tish’a B’Av9:00pm Ma’ariv Service and chanting of Eicha

5tish’a B’Av11:00am Shalom Club Luncheon

6 710:00am Sisterhood Mah Jongg Tournament

86:00pm Barechu and BBQ7:46pm Candle lightingNo 8:15 Service

99:30am Services 10:30 Tot Shabbat8:53pm Havdalah

107:00pm Sunset Soiree

117:45pm Board Mtg.

12 13 14 159:30 Last day of SY Camp7:37pm Candle lighting8:15pm Services


17 189:30am Messy Monday

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21 227:27pm Candle lighting8:15pm Services


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257:30pm Executive Committee Mtg.

26rosh Chodesh Elul

27rosh Chodesh Elul4:00pm RS Teacher in Service7:30pm Shofar Training and Practice

28 297:16pm Candle lighting8:15pm Services

309:30am Services 8:22pm Havdalah

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