The Bulletin

Rabbi Melody Davis Cantor Jill Pakman

November 2016

Tishri / Cheshvan 5777

Volume 11

SERVICES Board Installation Shabbat Service - 11/4 - 7:30 pm Morning Service at BAS - 11/5 & 11/12 - 10:00 am B’nei Mitzvah Family Shabbat Service - 11/11 - 6:30 pm No Evening Shabbat Service at TCP - 11/18 Evening Shabbat Service - 11/25 - 7:30 pm

CLASSES Torah Study - 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22 & 11/29 - 12:00 pm Pirkei Avot - 11/1. 11/8, 11/15, 11/22 & 11/29 - 1:15 pm Judaism 101 - 11/ 2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23 & 11/30 - 10:00 am Hebrew Drop-In Sessions - 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23 & 11/30 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm (please RSVP)

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Religious School - 11/6, 11/13, & 11/20 - 9:15 am No Religious School - 11/27

MEETINGS Board Meeting - 11/9 - 7:30 pm Brotherhood Meeting - 11/20 - 9:30 am ACTIVITES TCP Book Club - 11/10 - 10:30 am Knitting Group Meeting - 11/16 - 10:30 am

EVENTS Board Installation Shabbat Dinner - 11/4 - 6:15 pm Interfaith Gathering & Dinner - 11/5 - 5:00 pm Election Day Bake Sale - 11/8 - 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Images of Jews in Medieval Christian Art - 11/12 - 7:00 pm JFS Brunch at Temple Beth El - Elly Bobrow Honored - 11/13 - 10:30 am Deli and Davvenning in NYC - 11/18 - 3:00 pm Interfaith Choral Festival - 11/20 (see page 13) Havdalah & Dessert - 11/26 - 6:30 pm

Getting to Know You!

Have a Nosh and Havdalah! On November 26th The Board of Directors of TCP and B'nai Abraham will be jointly hosting a Havdalah Meet and Greet. Please join us at 7:30 for a short Havdalah service to be followed by coffee and desserts, wine, cheese and crackers. This will be a great opportunity for TCP members to get together with congregants of B'nai Abraham, and get to know our neighbors who are only a few short blocks from our spiritual home. DJ Music will be provided by Full House Entertainment. This event is free to all TCP and BAS members so come on out. Hope to see you there!

Mark Gutman President

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Temple Covenant of Peace 1451 Northampton Street, Easton, PA, 18042

Telephone: 610 253-2031, Fax: 610 253-8896

E-mail: tcp@rcn.com or

Rabbi Melody rebmelody@gmail.com

Web Address: tcopeace.org

Check us out - we’re on Facebook!

(Images in the TCP bulletin by

Edwin A. Davis unless otherwise noted.)

Temple Covenant of Peace

Officers & Board of Directors

President…………………….……………Mark Gutman 1st Vice President …………………….Larry Bitterman

2nd Vice President………………………...Cary Salkin

Secretary…………………………………..Nancy Ebert Treasurer……………………………… Susan Zlotnick Past President…...……………………..Harvey Cartine Director Emerita ……….………………...Eileen Segal Director Emerita ……………………….Ingelise Brown

Sisterhood President...…………………...Nancy Ebert

Brotherhood President……………….Jeffrey Murdoch

Ritual Chair…………...….…..................Gwen Jacobs

Religious School Chair……………….Jeffrey Murdoch

Directors Joel Shnier……..……………………..Nathan Kanofsky Lauren Glick..…..……….…………………...Jim Mueth Charity Hyde……………………………….Kristen Zohn Vickie Semmel ……………………Cassandra Mulligan Eden Castle ………………………………………………

Gift Shop Hours:

MONDAYS, TUESDAYS

& THURSDAYS:

10:00 am to 4:00 pm

FRIDAY

9:00 am -1:00 pm

Jewelry, Mezzuzot, Yads, Cards, Books & Toys!

Notifying the Rabbi Due to the Health Insurance Privacy And

Portability Act (HIPPA), Rabbi Melody may not be aware that you are in the hospital. If

you would like the Rabbi to visit or call, please have someone inform her at: Home - 610 351-9999, Cell - 484 358-6098 or at the Temple office - 610 253-2031. Please

leave a message as to where you or a loved one are hospitalized. Thank you!

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Wednesdays by appointment

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!

DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS

The deadline for submitting items is the 20th of month.

Please have all items to the Temple office no later than November 20 for the December Bulletin. Any items received after that date will be published in the next month’s bulletin.

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ON THE BIMAH WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SHUL?

Judaism 101

Thought you knew it all?

Maybe - or maybe you’d like to learn the why we do (or don’t do!) what we do in the context of Judaism. Where did certain rituals come from and how can

they be useful to us today?

No previous knowledge necessary - just an inquiring mind!

Candle Lighting Friday, November 4 - 5:34 pm Friday, November 11 - 4:27 pm Friday, November 18 - 4:21 pm Friday, November 25 - 4:17 pm

Torah on Tuesdays! Join Rabbi Melody on Tuesdays at 12:00 pm to delve into the heart and soul of the Torah

and how it applies to your life! at

Cindy Daniels, 3630 Corriere Road,

Apt 100, Easton, PA 18045 No knowledge of Hebrew is necessary, nor is registration.

Join us when you can and do the Jewish thing: LEARN!

Thank you to ……...

Sarah Berger for the donation of Table Cloths. Susan and David Manela for the donation of Kippot, Plate & Table Cloth Nancy Ebert and Sara Camuti for their help with the Boscovs “Friends Helping Friends” Fundraiser. They raised $95 in proceeds.

We’re Getting Our Act Together

and Taking it on the Road!

Or perhaps we should say that we’re taking it down the road! Rabbi Melody has been invited to lead two Shabbat morning services at B’nai Abraham Synagogue. She will use her musical ability and guitar to enhance the worship experience. There will be a Torah reading and sermon as well. Kiddush luncheon will follow.

Saturday, November 5 - 10:00 am Saturday, November 12 - 10:00 am

B’nai Abraham Synagogue 1545 Bushkill Street

Easton, PA

(If you need a ride, please let Rabbi Melody know!)

If you’re willing to share

your table on Thanksgiving,

please let Rabbi Melody

know.

Thank you!

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A special thank you to the following people for their generous donations towards the

High Holiday Flowers

Linda, Jeff & Mark Adler In memory of Cy Adler Elaine Berk In memory of Frances. D Malkin, Jack Malkin & Donald M. Berk Ingelise & John Brown In memory of Gloria Cohen Sheila Brown In memory of Abraham Brown, Hilda Brown & Merlin Leonard Sara & Vince Camuti In memory of Jacob & Gloria Hartglass Alice Glass-Gutman In memory of Irving T. Cat II Nina & Norman Gruenberg In memory of Emma Henriquez & Richard Henriquez Meryl & David Lettire & Family In memory of Frieda Sklut, Jack Sklut, Irving Weiss & Sadie Weiss Cathy & Scott Leiber In memory of Irving “Bud” Leiber, Patricia L. Horne, William H. Horne & Nancy C. Kasso Susan & Richard Master In memory of Frieda & Harry Master & Mary & Andrew Danish Phyllis & Warren Rosen In memory of Leonard Weitzman, Frank Rosen & Gertrude Rosen Janet & Marvin Rosenthal In memory of Jonathan D. Rosenthal, Helaine Sigal In memory of William C. Sigal, Morry & Dorothy Mermelstein & Arthur & Serena Sigal Susan Sosnow In memory of Aaron Sosnow, Lillian Sosnow, Betty Kleinman & Gerald Kleinman Mary Jane Stein In memory of Dr. Robert S. Stein & Lou Lane Freddie (Henrietta) Winstian In memory of my Beloved Family Steven Weintraub In memory of Moses Weintraub Susan & Jeffrey Zlotnick In memory of Sarah Freidman, Anne Wegweiser, Sylvia Cohen & Yetta Zlotnick

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Sunday, November 20, 2016

At 9:30 am

Below: Our first brotherhood breakfast of the

year featured eggs, pancakes and fun! Then they built the sukkah!

L-R: Sheldon Himber, Norman Gruenberg, Jeff Murdoch, Ken Levitt, Larry Bitterman,

Jim Kassanoff & Jim Mueth

OUR TEMPLE FAMILY

Happy Birthday To: Dana Haykin, Charles Richards, Judy Cohen, Howard Levin, Janet Rosenthal, Lisa Cohen Kathy Levitt & Jonathon Davis Welcome To Our New Members: Caranne Abrams Nancy Jaffie

Community Garden

Our religious school students under the direction of Moreh (Teacher) Tom Livny are in the process of creating a small garden. The goal of this garden, is for the students and community to develop a connection between what they study and celebrate; the earth, seasons and cycles of life. The children broke ground this month. We now collect compostables on Sunday morning for the garden. You may bring anything from egg shells to grass clippings and twigs. Thanks!

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TCP Election Day Bake Sale

Tuesday, November 8

8:00 AM - 5:30 PM

IT’S A TRADITION & A MITZVAH!

We need lots of home baked items (from scratch or a mix) - Cookies, brownies, apple cake,

fruit pies, mandelbrot, matzo bark, cupcakes, sweet breads and savories are all popular.

Please label your baked goods with what it is and NOTE ANYTHING CONTAINING NUTS.

Our election day neighborhood voters look forward to our Bake-Sale which nets anywhere

from $200 to $400 for TCP, so it's a great Mitzvah to bring in a home baked goody for the

sale. Baked goods can be dropped off on Sunday morning or on Monday for the sale on Tues-

day. We expect an exceptionally large turnout this year!

Also

Volunteers are needed to work 1, 2, 3 hour shifts, between 8:00 am and 5:30 pm.

Please email, text or call Patti Price at: - patriciaprice15@verizon.net or 610-349-7515

to sign up for this Mitzvah.

TCP Book Club Meeting

will be on

Thursday, November 10 at 10:30 am

We will be discussing “Orphan #8 ”

By Kim Van Alkemade

The TCP Book Club meets the second Thursday of the month at TCP

TCP & B’nai Abraham Knitting Group

Meeting

Wednesday, November 16

at the home of

Ruth Schutzbank 25 Stewartsville Road

Stewartsville, NJ 08886

Please RSVP Ruth at 908-329-6036

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On est toujours le Juif de quelqu’un. This French saying - that “everyone is someone’s Jew” - precisely sums up the human propensity for social hierarchy and prejudice. The issue of why Jews got the dubious honor of being central to the saying is a long, complicated story. For medievalist Professor Sara Lipton, however, the question that has occupied much of her work is how representations of Jews in medieval art have made that central position possible. In both of her books, Images of Intolerance: The Representation of Jews and Judaism in the Bible moralisée (University of California Press, 1999) and Dark Mirror: The Medieval Origins of Anti-Jewish Iconography (Henry Holt / Metropolitan Books, 2014), Lipton examines medieval texts to track how there came to be a set image of this foreign entity, “a Jew,” and then how that image was used to further propagandize during the Medieval age. In the days before widespread literacy, information was disseminated through images. Lipton’s work traces how the image of the Jew evolved from pre-12th century Synagoga, a blindfolded female figure who represented the fact that Jews were blind to the word of Jesus, to a recognizable iconography that is still used today, but was being developed and refined during the Middle Ages. “For pretty much the whole first half of the Middle Ages, you could not tell a Jewish person visually by looking at one in Medieval Christian art. They didn’t have any identifying physiognomic features, facial features, clothing of any kind,” Lipton notes in an interview with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. That began to change around the mid-thirteenth century. Tracking how the refinements in the iconography were tied to changes that were happening in the economic and social realities of the day, Lipton shows how by the 13th century the Church’s emphasis on Jewish involvement with Christ’s crucifixion causes a growing hostility toward Jews that coincides with an identifiable and unflattering depiction of “the Jew” in medieval art. Her work extends backwards, by several hundred years, the notion that Jewish caricature began in the 1500s, showing instead that the roots of this iconography are deeply buried in the social, religious and economic soil of earlier centuries. The child of a museum curator, Lipton has combined her childhood interest in art with her love of history, and the Medieval period, in particular. She is a Professor of History and Jewish Studies at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Both the Medieval Academy of America and the Association for Jewish Studies have recognized her excellence with their John Nicholas Brown Prize for Best First Book and Jordan Schnitzer Book Award, respectively. Professor Lipton will be giving a presentation on images of Jews in medieval Christian art, based on her award-winning book Dark Mirror: The Medieval Origins of Anti-Jewish Iconography at Temple Covenant of Peace in Easton on Saturday, November 12 at 7:00 pm. This event is free!

Professor Sara Lipton

Images of Jews in Medieval Christian Art

at Temple Covenant of Peace in Easton

Saturday, November 12 at 7:00 pm

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Religious School has been going well. Many students attended and participated in High Holy Day services. A huge Thank You goes out to the Confirmation students who read from the Torah on Yom Kippur - as Cantor Jill pointed out, they had about 10 days to learn their portions, and for B’nei Mitzvah, they study for 10 months! Also in October, the TCP ground was broken for the TCP community garden. We are looking for some adults who would like to contribute to the digging of the garden, so if you are interested, please contact the Religious School at RSchoolTCP@gmail.com for more information regarding our next venture! We had our first guest presenter for an enrichment this month. Patti Price met with a group of students to teach about the History of Jewish Life in Easton. This enrichment included a bus tour of Easton! If you are interested in sharing something with our children, please contact the Religious School at the above email address. Students also had fun creating decorations and decorating the Sukkah. November will bring a new set of Enrichments, Family Service led by the B’nei Mitzvah class, and much more learning! Sharon and Lisa

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Above L: Rabbi and a student dance to V’shamru. Above R: - Story Time Below: Our 2nd Annual Sukkot

Dinner! What great food, libations and conversation!

Interfaith Choral Festival

Our Youth Choir will be singing at the Easton Interfaith Choral Festival again. Please come out to support them and to enjoy the beautiful choral music being

sung around Easton. This concert benefits PRoJeCt of Easton.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 2115 Washington Boulevard

in Wilson Borough November 20, 2016 at 3:00 PM

Potluck Dessert reception to follow.

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has arrived at TCP!

Now you can make a donation,

pay for events and even pay your dues!

How to do it? 1. Go to the TCP website: www.tcopeace.org 2. Click on the Support Us tab 3. Scroll down to the function you are looking for. (Pay My Dues is the third paragraph down.) You can even set up a payment plan!

Try it today! Susan Zlotnick Treasurer

Gift Cards - Giant and Shop Rite

As of the this week, we have sold over $6,000 in gift cards for the Giant and Shop Rite supermarkets, allowing TCP to realize $1050 in profits! Additional orders are being placed as we deplete our inventory. Please support TCP - gift cards are an easy and convenient way to allow TCP to raise funds. Gift cards never expire, and are available in the Temple office. For large amounts, we will deliver locally to your home or office. Please let Joanne know what you will need.

Donation Opportunities: TCP offers 3 different donation gift cards. Our

standard card for which the donor determines the amount; a lovely, original art card designed specifically for TCP on watercolor stock for $18.00 and a beautiful certificate for donations of $54.00 and above.

In keeping with the wonderful custom of

breaking bread together, you may sponsor an Oneg Shabbat in honor of a birthday, anniversary or a Yahrtzeit for $98.

For those who wish, one may purchase (for

$750) a Yahrtzeit plaque. This metallic plaque is a permanent remembrance of your loved one at TCP. All the Yahrzeits plaques are in our beautiful sanctuary, and each week, the lights of the plaques corresponding to the Yahrzeits for that week are illuminated. If you wish to purchase a plaque for a loved one who has passed, please contact the office. We have a beautiful "tree of life" in the Sanctuary Lobby for which one can buy a leaf for $180 and memorialize your loved one. If you are interested in such, please contact the office at 610 253 2031.

If you could leave a lasting impression on the future of Temple Covenant of Peace with a

simple gift today, would you do it? By incorporating TCP into your estate plans, you could make a difference for the future of TCP. Naming TCP in your Will or Trust is an easy way to make a difference. Bequests do not affect your current cash flow or assets and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you are leaving a legacy which will outlast you. Other ways of giving include making TCP the beneficiary of Retirement Plan Assets or Charitable Gift Annuities. For more information on including Temple Covenant of Peace in your estate plans, please contact:

Jim Mueth at jjmueth2@att.net.

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High Holy Day moments - Above L: Sara Camuti, Elizabeth (Camuti) Shapiro, Harvey & Liz Cartine,. Above R: Nathan & Heather Kanofsky & Eleanor Bobrow. LC: Larry Bitterman, two students & Nancy Ebert. RC: Becky & Ralph Civjan, Richard Master & Meryl Lettire. Below: Torah reading at the Yom Kippur children’s service. Many thanks to our new members Freddie & Shawn Winstian for donating our new lectern cover which was designed by Annelise Davis.

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General Temple Fund In loving memory of Judith Lieberman

By Howard and Alice Lieberman

In loving memory of Lois Herschel Gross By Herman Gross

In honor of Ingelises’ daughter

Linda and Bens Wedding By Liz and Harvey Cartine

In honor of Mark Breitbart’s son’s Wedding

By Liz and Harvey Cartine

In honor of Susan and Richard Master’s wonderful co-ordination of the Rosh Hashanah Tea

By Liz and Harvey Cartine

In loving memory of Sidney H. Segal By Eileen Segal

In loving memory of Tammy Watts’ beloved mother

By Paula and Zvi Grines

In memory of Eddie Duncombe Ronald Friedken Selma Luterman

By Janet and Gordon Campbell

In honor of the High Holidays By

Rhonda and Adam Silverman Pamela Rutledge and Richard Barker

In honor of Rabbi Melody and Canter Jill Pakman and the Wonderful Yom Kippur Morning Service

By Joanne and Eric Daniels

In memory of Larry Snair, Ethan William Snair &

Irving Malchman By Roberta and Jerry Saraceni

In memory of Ruth Bierman By Millie Dickmeyer and Family

In honor of the High Holidays

By Irina Tarnof and Natasha Tarnof

Adele Zlotnick

We Acknowledge These Contributions

with Appreciation… General Temple Fund

In honor of Elly Bobrow for her dedication and work in support of our community

By Ingelise and John Brown

Elaine Berk

Freeman Fund In memory of Joyce Freeman

By Janet Snyder

Jonathan D. Rosenthal Fund In memory of Eddie Duncombe, brother of

Liz Cartine By Sara and Vince Camuti

In memory of May Henriquez

By Nina and Norman Gruenberg

Rabbi Jerald Bobrow Scholarship Fund In honor of Elly Bobrow for her

dedication and work in support of our community By Janet and Marvin Rosenthal

Mi Shebeirach Fund

In honor of Susan Sosnow for being so “Wonderful’ By Sara and Vince Camuti

Trees In Israel In memory of Charlie Mann Tarmo Loigu

Ken Siecienski By Susan and Richard Herschlag

Sponsored Oneg

In honor of Larry Bitterman's son Lance’s Engagement

By Larry Bitterman

In honor of Mika Kanofsky’s Bar Mitzvah By Heather and Nathan Kanofsky

In memory of Maryalice Duda Gross

By Sara Camuti, Susan Sosnow and Ingelise Brown

Flowers for the Oneg and Bimah In memory of Maryalice Duda Gross

By Herman, Jed and Jared Gross

High Holy Day Lectern Cover Donated by Henrietta (Freddie) Winstian & Shawn

Winstian

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FROM NEW YORK! We have a wonderful opportunity! The Rockland Bakery of Rockland County, New York will be making weekly deliveries to TCP. They make AMAZING challah! You can order either plain or raisin at $5.00 each. (Basically the same as Giant or Wegman's!) You can also order onion rye, seeded or seedless rye or pumpernickel raisin bread! Same price, folks! November’s order dates are 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22 & 11/29. They will be delivered on Friday morning 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 11/25 & 12/2. Please submit your order by the Tuesday of that week. If you cannot pick them up on Friday, we can freeze until pick up. If you would like to place an order, please call Joanne and let her know how many you would like at

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Yahrzeits We remember those whose Yahrzeits will be

commemorated at Shabbat Services in November. (*Indicates a memorial light in the Sanctuary.)

Friday, November 4

*Leonora Koppersmith Mehring *Mace Bugen

*Samuel Hirsch Gamsu *Fannie Gamsu Mayer *Raphael Rosenberger

*Arthur Sigal Sara Niemetz

*Matthew Prince *Dorothy K. Goodman

*Dick Richards Lilly Blumenthal

*Rose Weil *Elsa B. Mansback *Maryalice Gross

Herman Lowenstein

Friday, November 11 Rachel Straus

*Lewis Rosenfelt Rhoda Diamond

*Anna Zelda Friedman *Ira S. Lichterman

Lillian Jaffe *Samuel Morris

Minnie Nussman Tony T. Spitzberg *Max Grunewald

*Albert Sher *Paul David Reibman

Elisa Wolff Sol Swerlick

Nechame Rosen Mermin

Friday, November 18

*Jacob Hartglass *Elnora S. Reibman Robert Rosenbaum

Michael Avak Irving L. Leiber

*Stanley I. Kaplan *Victoria Richards

*Hedwig Orkin Philip Anne Davis

*Berel D. Mayer

Friday, November 25 *Frances Testa

*Saul Ziev Carole Yacker

Esther Sherer Wise Charles Samuel Lipton

*Harry L. Cohen *Eda Reibman

Alice Gruenberg *Larry S. Carle

*Joseph Abrams Doris G. Zelson

*Frankie R. Dintenfass *Jacob Roth

Jennie Streger *Frances Lowy Goldsmith

*Miss Etta M. Sigal

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Warm Folks, Cool Shul! Melody Davis, Rabbi Jill Pakman, Cantor

July 1, 2014

At the rustling of the leaves and in the beauty of autumn, We remember them. At the beginning of the year and when it ends, We remember them.

From “We Remember Them” by Sylvan Kamens & Rabbi Jack Riemer

OCCASION (please check)

□ anniversary

□ bar/bat mitzvah

□ birth

□ birthday

□ confirmation

□ death

□ engagement

□ graduation

□ marriage

□ recovery

□ other_______________

FUND (please check)

□ Foundation Fund ($50)

□ Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

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