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Bulletin Ohavay Zion Synagogue Ohavay Zion Synagogue Iyar/Sivan/Tammuz 5776 June/July 2016 2048 Edgewater Court Lexington, Kentucky 40502 859-266-8050 http://www.ozs.org
Bulletin Ohavay Zion Synagogue Ohavay Zion Synagogue
Iyar/Sivan/Tammuz 5776 June/July 2016 2048 Edgewater Court
Lexington, Kentucky 40502 859-266-8050
http://www.ozs.org
FROM THE RABBI
June 17 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Shelach
June 3 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Naso
Birthday Aliyah
Shabbat Services: June 2017
June 10 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Beha’alotecha
June 24 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Korach
My son is fascinated with the Torah. He is constantly singing, “V’Zot HaTorah – And this is the Torah,” the
song that we sing when the Torah is lifted. He takes his toy Torahs in and out of his toy ark, and marches them
around the house loudly singing the songs of our people.
We just finished the holiday of Shavuot, when we celebrated God’s giving our people the Torah.
In our tradition, the Torah is seen as an incredible gift, a tremendous blessing. The Torah is an expression of
God’s love for us, and as Psalm 119:165 says, “There shall be great peace for those who love Your Torah.”
The Torah not only connects us with the Holy Blessed One, it also connects us with one another. We have
taught it joyously from generation to generation. It binds our generation with our ancestors, and we form a
beautiful link extending back to God’s revelation to our people at Mount Sinai.
Here at OZS, our synagogue motto is: “Learn Torah; live Torah; pass it on with love.”
Our congregation is in love with Torah, and we lovingly pass it on.
It is no surprise that when our congregation moved from downtown to our current location, we lovingly walked
our Torahs the whole way.
Not only did we show our reverence for the Torah, and our appreciation of this holy gift from God, but our care
of the Torah brought our community together, binding us as one as we walked the path together. And every
Shabbat, as we carry the Torah around our beautiful sanctuary, we similarly join together to celebrate the Torah,
and are bound together again as a community.
Perhaps this is part of the meaning of Psalm 19:8, when it says, “The Torah of God is perfect, reviving the soul.”
The beautiful connections that we make with one another do indeed help to revive our souls.
The incredible Kippah Project, displayed above our social hall stage, visually manifests the tremendous joy our
community has shared as we celebrated our many joyous occasions together. This connection, this community,
this joy, with God’s Torah as its base, has a way of reviving our souls.
And as we continue our journey together, may we be blessed with a deepening of our study of Torah, with a
strengthening of our connections with our community, and with a new awakening to the blessings that the Holy
Blessed One brings into our lives.
Rabbi Moshe Smolkin
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
July 1 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Chukat
Birthday Aliyah
July 15 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Pinchas
Shabbat Services: July 2016
July 8 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Balak
July 22 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Matot-Masei
July 29 Shabbat - 9:30AM
Devarim
July 31 Tisha B’Av Service
9:00PM at OZS
I’m of an age where that time seems moments ago. I
remember walking that day with Michael and children in
tow. We had only been in Lexington for a couple of years
and were new to the synagogue. Andrew was five years old,
Jonathan 2 ½; we pushed our one year old daughter Becky in
an umbrella stroller. I remember that Joe and Ricki
Rosenberg were in similar straits, with little kids. About 75
members of the congregation walked down Maxwell Street
to where the road segued to High Street, then Tates Creek
Road. The group winded along Alumni Drive, walked over
the little bridge next to the creek and arrived at the parking
lot of the new building. Lagging far behind the others, our
family was the very last to arrive, exhausted but victorious.
In the back corner of the social hall, a framed photo montage commemorates the transfer of the Torahs from the
old synagogue on Maxwell Street to our current location. Have a look at it next time you are in the social hall.
The walk took place on May 10, 1987.
Looking back, I’m grateful that we were present for a highlight in OZS’s history. Over the years, each of our children
has had a wonderful Jewish education at OZS, which they get to take with them wherever they may go in their adult
lives. Bricks and mortar are important, but the learning and human connections are the real strength of their heritage
here.
It is a blessing that our family has been able to remain engaged and active in the life of the synagogue through the
years. We are so lucky to be here in this vibrant congregation. I know that so many of you feel the same way.
This month, as noted on the cover of the bulletin, we are “Walking Forward,” commemorating the anniversary of that
historic walk by gathering together for a celebratory dinner at congregant homes, and later at Portofino’s for dessert.
You won’t want to miss this special event, and we won’t want to miss you. Please RSVP and come prepared to
enjoy a special time with your OZS family.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
B’shalom,
Kathy
Gift Shop
One Stop Shop for Every Occasion
BAR/BAT MITZVAH - WEDDING - NEW BABY BIRTHDAY - ANY SPECIAL OCCASSION
This just in !!!
The OZS Giftshop has brand new items for the summer! Come check out our selection of beautiful Gabrieli Talits and handmade silver jewelry.
All from Israel.
To celebrate the summer season the gift shop will offer special deals each month:
JUNE - 20% off Gabrieli Talits
JULY - 20% off Mezuzot and Tzedakah Boxes
AUGUST - 20% off Candlesticks and other Shabbat items
For summer appointments and purchases, email Ronit Eres at [email protected]
MONTHLY THOUGHTS FROM THE RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE
Kabbalat Shabbat: The Friday Night Synagogue Service, part 8
As at every Ma’ariv service, the Friday night Amidah is only said individually, without a repetition (this is
done to differentiate it from the other services, Shacharit, Minchah, and Musaf, which, unlike Ma’ariv,
correspond to sacrifices in the ancient Temple). The opening three blessings (for our ancestors, for God’s
saving power, and for God’s holiness) are the same as at every other service.
The thirteen petitions in the middle of the weekday Amidah, however, are replaced here with a single extended
one about the holiness of Shabbat. This includes the passage from Genesis also recited at the Friday night
Kiddush, the Va-y’khulu, which describes God’s day of rest after the Creation, and a prayer that we might be
made holy through the mitzvot, gladdened by God’s goodness, and able to find true rest on Shabbat. The final
blessing praises God for making Shabbat holy. The Amidah then concludes with the usual final three blessings
(for the restoration of Zion, in gratitude for blessings, and for peace).
Although, as mentioned above, there is never a full repetition of a Ma’ariv amidah, we want to make the
Friday evening one special, so the individual amidah is followed by a single extra blessing that summarizes the
themes of the main prayer. This begins by the leader chanting a version of the usual opening blessing, with a
different conclusion, “God, creator of heaven and earth.” At this point, the congregation joins in, singing
Magen avot, repeating the themes of our ancestors, God’s saving power, God’s holiness, and the holiness of
Shabbat. This is sung to one of the oldest melodies we use, one that even gives its name to one of the
traditional modes of synagogue chanting: the Magen avot mode. These themes are then continued with the
Eloheinu veilohei avoteinu, which completes the Amidah, followed, as always, if there is a minyan, by the
Kaddish shalem.
Shabbat shalom!
Jon Glixon
Tuesday, June 13 at 7:30PM in the OZS Library
OZS Board Meeting
OZS Women's League Sisterhood
Take The Women’s League Summer Challenge!
You may even win a prize!!
Camp Shalom
Camp Shalom Registration Camp Shalom registration is open at
jewishlexington.org/camp-shalom!
This year's day camp dates are June 19-30 at TAI for
children entering grades Pre-K thru 5.
Our 2017 program will include field trips and pool time.
Also new this year is an overnight camp option from
July 24-28 at Camp Shawano for children entering
grades 2 thru 8.
Contact [email protected] for more
information.
Board Meeting Schedule for 2017-2018
Tuesday, August 8
Tuesday, September 12
Tuesday, October 10
Tuesday, November 14
Tuesday, December 12
Tuesday, January 9
Tuesday, February 13
Tuesday, March 13
Tuesday, April 10
Tuesday, May 8
Tuesday, June 12
All meetings are held in the library at 7:30PM
Religious School Packets for 2017-2018 are available. Please note that each student needs to submit a current
immunization form. If your child is having their annual check up over the summer you may have the doctors office
fax it directly to us at 859-268-3357 or email it to [email protected]. Forms are available on the website or click the
link below.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PACKET 2017-2018
Religious School Registration for 2017-2018
1. Log onto the Women’s League website at www.wlcj.org. Take some time to check
out everything Women’s League has to offer.
2. Email me your name at [email protected] and tell me the title of the section
you found most helpful or interesting
3. A drawing for a prize will be held for all those who email me.
The website challenge will run from June 1 to August 31.
Will YOU meet the challenge?
B’Shalom,
Carol Kaplan—President
CALENDAR DIARIES
Ordering is now open for the 2017-2018 Women's League Calendar Diary!!!
The cost of the calendar is $10.00.
Please make checks out to Ohavay Zion Sisterhood and
send to the synagogue office along with the order form below.
Deadline for ordering is August 1.
CALENDAR DIARY ORDER FORM
Name:_____________________________________
Phone:_____________________________________
Email:_____________________________________
Please order _____ copies of the
2017-2018 Calendar Diary at $10.00 each
OZS Tree of Life is in the Social Hall
TREE OF LIFE REMEMBERANCE Honor your occasion with a $75.00 per leaf donation
To order fill out the information below & make checks payable to OZS Sisterhood.
Payment can also be made through the OZS website, click on the donate button on
the home page & enter Tree of Life in the purpose line.
Donor name:__________________________________Phone:________________
Please print inscription:_______________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
The next Lunch and Learn with our local rabbis at the Federation office will be on June 27 at 12 noon with
Rabbi Moshe Smolkin. On July 25 at noon, Rabbi Uri Smith will speak. Topics are announced by email and
on Facebook closer to the program. Dairy lunch provided for $7. Call ahead to RSVP at 859-268-0672 or
Lunch and Learn with our Local Rabbis
Social Action Committee
The OZS Social Action Committee (SAC) is a group of congregants who work independently and in coordination with
God’s Pantry and other charitable organizations to provide assistance to the community. It includes adults and motivated
teens. SAC will reconvene after the summer, meeting the last Sunday of every month from 10:30 to noon at OZS starting
August 27th. Goals this year include co-sponsoring and "adopting" a refugee family from Kentucky Refugees Ministries
(KRM) and working to "build bridges" between different religious/cultural communities, hosting events in the fall and
spring. Checkout SAC on Facebook. For more information contact Dominique Olbert & Jennifer Gripshover.
Shalom Summer! PJ Library
PJ PARENT’S NIGHT OUT!
Where: Pivot Brewing Company, 1400 Delaware Ave. Lexington, KY 40505 When: Tuesday, June 13 @ 6:00 p.m. Details: Get together with other PJ Parents for a special night out at Pivot Brewing Company! We'll enjoy delicious local drinks at a new Lexington venue while getting to know other PJ Parents! More info: RSVP to [email protected].
THEY’RE BACK!!!
Tuesday, July 25 at 7 pm at OZS
Tzofim Friendship Caravan Noga Performance
The Tzofim Friendship Caravan, a group of 10 Israeli
teens, are returning to Lexington this year and will be
doing a community performance on July 25 at 7 p.m. at Ohavay Zion Synagogue.
Free and open to the community. Fun for all ages.
Join us!
Contact [email protected] for more
information. Sponsored by JFB and Camp Shalom.
Hebrew Classes
Rabbi Smith’s Biblical Hebrew Class meets every Thursday at 7:00PM at his home.
OZS Chili Cook Off Winner
Congratulations to Jenny Rice, who was the winner of this years OZS Chili Cook Off. This fundraising event
supports OZS’ Educational Scholarships.
Mazel Tov to our 2017 Graduates
Come join your 2 and 3 year old friends for
Little Mensches at OZS.
September - 10th, 17th 24th
October -15th, 22nd, 29th
November - 5th, 12th, 19th
December - 10th, 17th (Hanukkah Party)
January - 21st, 28th
February - 4th, 11th, 25th (Carnival)
March - 4th, 11th 25th
April- 15th, 22nd, 29th
May - 6th, 13rd (Picnic)
$150 for the year
Music with Rabbi Cohen
Contact ilona@ [email protected]
Teachers: Jessica Flashman, Sara Pearson
High School
Felix Satin
Graduated from Henry Clay High School. He continues his life experience and education in
Israel attending Young Judaea Year Course. Then, upon his return, he will attend
University of Kentucky. Felix’s parents are Lisa & Jonathan Satin.
College
Nate Schattner
Received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Aero Space Management. He graduated
Summa cum Laude from Eastern Kentucky University. Nate will pursue a career in Aero
Space Management. Katheye and David Schattner, Nate’s parents, are former congregants
of OZS who now live in Georgia.
Ohavay Zion Synagogue Donation Form 2048 Edgewater Court Lexington, Kentucky 40502
Contributor:
Name: __________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ____________________________________
Phone: __________________________________________
In Honor____Memory____ of:
Name: __________________________________________
Occasion: _______________________________________
Please Notify:
Name: __________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ____________________________________
Donations may be made to the following:
___ Building ___ Chevra Kaddisha
___ Education ___ Endowment
___ Gan Shalom ___ General
___ Green Campership ___ Joseph’s Dream Child Care
___ Kitchen/Kiddush ___ Library
___ Rabbi’s Discretionary ___ Sisterhood
___ Torah/Prayer Books ___ Tree of Life ($75 min)
___ High Holidays ___ Other
OZS Thanks you for your donation!
Check enclosed ____Charge my credit card _____
Credit card information
Name: __________________________________________
Card #: __________________________________________
Expiration Date:_______________ Sec Code:___________
DONATIONS-
Ohavay Zion Synagogue extends special thanks to those who have made contributions during the past month.
GENERAL FUND
Mike & Kathy Grossman
In Memory of Dan Grossman, Charles Breidenthal
Constance Robin
With Thanks to Ricki and Joe Rosenberg for hosting a
Meal of condolence for her sister, Kaye Frankel.
Clarence and Lana Weddle
A Thoughtful Donation
Charles E. Johnson
A Thoughtful Donation
Constance Robin
In Honor of Ben and Chelsee Mischner’s Marriage
Roberta Miller
A Thoughtful Donation
Marilyn Robie and Art Shechet
In Memory of their parents
KIDDUSH FUND
Ruth Scott
In Memory of Phyllis Berkowitz
RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUND
Bob & RaeTaj Berger
A Thoughtful Donation.
Anonymous
In Honor of Rabbi Smolkin
Sharon and Kenneth Chupack
In Memory of Marian Jonas
EDUCATION FUND
Debbie Aminoff and Steve Kraman
In Honor of Emilie Tackett’s Bat Mitzvah
GREEN CAMPERSHIP
Shirley and Jared Bryan
In Honor of Ben Belin’s Bar Mitzvah
MAZON
Harold and Robin Roth
In Memory of Jenny Dworkin
Ohavay Zion Synagogue has an endowment fund through the Bluegrass Community Foundation. For more information, please contact Endowment Committee members Art Shechet ([email protected]) or Kathy
Grossman ([email protected]).
OZS MAZAL TOV
IF YOU HAVE A SIMCHA (COLLEGE GRAD, WEDDING, BIRTHS ETC.)THAT YOU WOULD LIKE
TO SHARE CONTACT THE OFFICE AT 859-266-8050 OR [email protected]
Mazel Tov to:
Ben Belin on becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
Mike Ades received the JFB President’s Award
Ricki Rosenberg and Simone Salomon received the
Cookie Wenneker
Volunteer of the Year Award
Talia Smolkin received the Young Leadership Award
Jeremy and Erica Mash on the birth of their son
Jacob Robert born May 29th
Mazel Tov
To his sister, Sophie
And grandparents, Harry and Arlene Cohen
HAPPY BIRTHDAY-JUNE
Ian Bourne 6/2
Katy Miller 6/2
Bret Caller 6/3
Joshua Siegel 6/4
Roberto Gedaly 6/6
Chris Haskett 6/8
Sue Dworkin 6/10
Heidi Simons 6/10
Ronit Eres 6/13
Raphael Finkel 6/13
Madeline Brownstein 6/18
Virginia Luftman 6/16
Fran Friedman 6/20
Sefiyah McClain 6/20
Dawn Vermey 6/20
Hallie Forbess 6/23
Nell Adkins 6/25
Flora Guter 6/25
Caryn Hoffman 6/27
Selena McClain 6/27
HAPPY BIRTHDAY-JULY
Lisa Adkins 7/8
Lisa Satin 7/8
Robert Belin 7/9
Eli Zimmerman 7/9
Gene Doren 7/14
Janice Kuperstein 7/16
Gabrielle Lowell 7/16
Jeffrey Siegel 7/16
Barbara Rubin 7/17
Jeffrey Levitan 7/18
Steve Bobys 7/19
Elisha Farley 7/23
Miriam Farley 7/23
Ellen Leichtman 7/23
Robert Orbach 7/24
Corrie McClain 7/25
Peter Bourne 7/28
Kae Schennberg 7/28
Alan Barrish 7/29
Steve Caller 7/29
Marilyn Robie 7/31
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY- JUNE
Barry & Sue Ezrine 6/7 42nd anniversary
Sandy & Sandra Archer 6/9 33rd anniversary
Marlyn & Mike Waford 6/10 38th anniversary
Jennifer Garlin & Marcelo Guzman 6/12 6th anniversary
Mark & Barbara Rubin 6/13 18th anniversary
Jon & Beth Glixon 6/17 44th anniversary
Michael & Dusty Embury 6/19 20th anniversary
Stanley & Judy Saxe 6/22 59th anniversary
David & Shani Bardach 6/29 9th anniversary
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY- JULY
Jen Algire & Michael Andrews 7/2 16th anniversary
Robert & Alissa Levine 7/2 22nd anniversary
David & Lee Keown 7/3 35th anniversary
Penina Goldstein & Robin Michler 7/4 7th anniversary
Diane Sobel & Greg Smith 7/8 22nd anniversary
Michael & Harriet Ades 7/11 52nd anniversary
Steve & Peggy Bobys 7/11 25th anniversary
Jessica Flashman & Wes Hagenbuch 7/21 7th anniversary
Martin Luftman 6/13
Andrea Doren 7/1
Jonah Siegel 7/1
Anthony Beck 7/2
Ilona Szekely 7/3
Walter Solomon 7/6
Alan Van den Arend 7/6
Pam Allweiss 7/7
Paula Bayer 7/7
Jerry Cerel 7/7
Noga Shubinsky 7/7
Harry Zunshine 7/7
Susan Caller 7/19
Paul Tillier 7/22
6/29 Leon Goldberg Tammuz 5
6/29 Peter David Ostreich Tammuz 5
YAHRZEITS FOR JUNE
Yahrzeit Observance
begins at sundown of the
previous evening
with lighting of
the yahrzeit candle.
The traditional act of tzedaka,
honoring a loved one, is
often performed at
this time.
6/1 Louis Dubilier Sivan 7
6/1 Anatoly Vulakh Sivan 7
6/2 Isadore Davis Sivan 8
6/2 Harry Goller Sivan 8
6/3 Melvin Levy Sivan 9
6/3 Daniel Sechtin Sivan 9
6/4 Simon Jacobs Sivan 10
6/4 Sally Kaufer Sivan 10
6/6 Amnon Bear Sivan 12
6/6 Edna Elias Sivan 12
6/7 Craig Jonas Sivan 13
6/7 Jonathan Williams Sivan 13
6/8 Mrs. Elias Kraus Sivan 14
6/9 Chaim Gesund Sivan 15
6/10 Manny Alter Sivan 16
6/10 Sophia Levin Sivan 16
6/10 Elliot Rosenberg Sivan 16
6/11 David Ades Sivan 17
6/11 Ricardo Gedaly Sivan 17
6/11 Pauline Kroot Sivan 17
6/11 Meyer Levine Sivan 17
6/11 Laura Levy Sivan 17
6/11 Jacob Lazarus Moosnick Sivan 17
6/12 Dale Brichta Sivan 18
6/12 Betty Bryan Sivan 18
6/12 Mary (Miriam) Caller Sivan 18
6/13 Sheldon Derer Sivan 19
6/13 Leon Gitelson Sivan 19
6/14 Edith Sheinfeld Sivan 20
6/15 Amelia Martin Sivan 21
6/15 Florence Rosenberg Travis Sivan 21
6/15 David Wekstein Sivan 21
6/16 Lena Cohen Sivan 22
6/16 William Kelly Sivan 22
6/17 Ernie Cohen Sivan 23
6/18 Joseph A. Miller Sivan 24
6/18 Seymour Zimmerman Sivan 24
6/19 Joseph Fisher Barr Sivan 25
6/19 Minerva Hamburg Sivan 25
6/20 Sam Jacobs Sivan 26
6/20 Myrtle Jacobson Sivan 26
6/20 Samuel Smith Sivan 26
6/20 Fannie Rosenstein Sivan 27
6/22 Michael Cuninngham Sivan 28
6/22 Aron Friedman Sivan 28
6/24 Jenny Edelstein Sivan 30
6/24 Erwin J. Neuman Sivan 30
6/24 Max Regenstreif Sivan 30
6/25 Evelyn Hellerstein Baumann Tammuz 1
6/25 Bette Lieberman Tammuz 1
6/27 Bernice Crounse Tammuz 3
6/27 Eleanor Feinberg Tammuz 3
6/27 Kenny Haber Tammuz 3
6/27 Edwin Shapiro Tammuz 3
6/28 Goldie Fleischman Tammuz 4
6/28 Sarah Marcus Tammuz 4
7/1 Morris Bryan Tammuz 7
7/1 Keitha Isenstein Tammuz 7
7/1 Shirley Migler Tammuz 7
7/3 Paula Robinette Tammuz 9
7/4 Hanna Berger Tammuz 10
7/4 Joseph Bitman Tammuz 10
7/4 Tatiana Khanukayeva Tammuz 10
7/5 Martin Greenfield Tammuz 11
7/6 Elisabeth Blaustein Tammuz 12
7/6 Louis Goldberg Tammuz 12
7/6 Seymour Jacowitz Tammuz 12
7/6 Peshe Karpas Tammuz 12
7/6 Joseph Mittleman Tammuz 12
7/6 Louis Rosenberg Tammuz 12
7/6 Kalman Wintroub Tammuz 12
7/8 Julia Brause Tammuz 14
7/8 Kurt Landsberger Tammuz 14
7/8 Bertha Rosenberg Tammuz 14
7/9 Selma Miller Andrews Tammuz 15
7/9 Dorothy Munich Tammuz 15
7/9 Mollie Neuman Tammuz 15
7/10 Sam Godhelff Tammuz 16
7/11 Olga Capilouto Franco Tammuz 17
7/11 Hyman Rosenberg Tammuz 17
7/11 Marvin Smoak Tammuz 17
7/12 Rose Scher Gall Tammuz 18
7/16 Ricky Weintraub Tammuz 22
7/17 Cyrus Bayer Tammuz 23
7/17 Cedric Nelson Tammuz 23
7/18 Beverly Sperling Tammuz 24
7/19 Morris Wides Tammuz 25
7/20 Pauline Davis Tammuz 26
7/20 Carolyn Schulzinger Tammuz 26
7/21 Gertrude Scarr Tammuz 27
7/21 Abraham Singer Tammuz 27
7/21 Baile Wides Tammuz 27
7/22 Stanley Isenstein Tammuz 28
7/23 Alex Cohen Tammuz 29
7/23 Victor Olbert Tammuz 29
7/23 Janet Sloan Tammuz 29
7/24 Siegmund Benjamin Av 1
7/25 Helen Levy Av 2
7/25 David Baskin Av 4
7/27 A. Melvin (Bones) Solomon Av 4
7/28 Daniel Bayer Av 5
7/28 Hoskle Goldberg Av 5
7/28 Joseph Osser Av 5
7/29 Rose Levy Grossman Av 6
7/30 Phillip Leivenson Av 7
7/30 Sarah Pearlman Av 7
7/30 Emilie Szekely Av 7
YAHRZEITS FOR JULY
7/12 Leo Satin Tammuz 18
7/13 W.J. Bill Dantzic Tammuz 19
7/13 Stanley Goldstein Tammuz 19
7/13 Nathan Katz Tammuz 19
7/14 Martin Levite Tammuz 20
7/14 Wolf Levy Tammuz 20
7/14 Henry Z. Schwartzman Tammuz 20
7/15 Sylvia Bitensky Tammuz 21
7/15 Gazella Manner Block Tammuz 21
7/15 James Sharer Tammuz 21
7/16 Simon Levy Tammuz 22
7/31 Emily Darlington Av 8
7/31 Lena Krasne Av 8
June 2017 7 Sivan-6 Tammuz
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
28 29 30 31 1 7 Sivan 2 8 Sivan
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
3 9 Sivan
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM Birthday Aliyah
4 10 Sivan
Sisterhood Presents Author Nora Rose Moosnick 10:30AM
5 11 Sivan 6 12 Sivan
Minyan 5:45PM
7 13 Sivan
NO Bible Study
8 14 Sivan 9 15 Sivan
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
10 16 Sivan
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
11 17 Sivan 12 18 Sivan 13 19 Sivan
Minyan 5:45PM
PJParents Night Out 6:00PM Pivot Brewg
Board MTG 7:30PM
14 20 Sivan
Bible Study noon
15 21 Sivan 16 22 Sivan
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
17 23 Sivan
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
18 24 Sivan 19 25 Sivan 20 26 Sivan
Minyan 5:45PM
21 27 Sivan
Bible Study noon
22 28 Sivan 23 29 Sivan
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
24 30 Sivan
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
25 1 Tammuz
OZS
Annual Fundraiser 30th Anniversary
Of Walking the Torah
25 2 Tammuz 27 3 Tammuz
Lunch and Learn
Rabbi Moshe Smolkin
at JFB noon Minyan 5:45PM
28 4 Tammuz
Bible Study noon
29 5 Tammuz 30 6 Tammuz
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
1
2 3 4
OFFICE CLOSED INDEPENDENCE DAY
5 6 7 8
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
25 26 27 28 29 30
1 7 Tammuz
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM Birthday Aliyah
2 8 Tammuz 3 9 Tammuz 4 10 Tammuz
OFFICE CLOSED INDEPENDENCE DAY
Minyan 5:45PM
6 11 Tammuz
No Bible Study
6 12 Tammuz 7 13 Tammuz
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
8 14 Tammuz
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
9 15 Tammuz 10 16 Tammuz 11 17 Tammuz
Minyan 5:45PM
12 18 Tammuz
No Bible Study
13 19 Tammuz 14 20 Tammuz
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
15 21 Tammuz
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
16 22 Tammuz 17 23 Tammuz 18 24 Tammuz
Minyan 5:45PM
19 25 Tammuz
No Bible Study
20 26 Tammuz 21 27 Tammuz
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
22 28 Tammuz
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
23 29 Tammuz 24 1 Av 25 2 Av
Lunch and Learn Rabbi Uri Smith
At JFB noon
Minyan 5:45PM
Israeli Scouts 7:00PM at OZS
26 3 Av
No Bible Study
27 4 Av 28 5 Av
Talmud Study Group 7:30AM
29 6 Av
Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM
30 7 Av 31 8 Av
Tisha B’Av Service 9:00PM
1 9 Av
OFFICE CLOSED
Tisha B’AV
2 3
July 2017 1 Tammuz - 8 Av
TODAH RABAH!
Thank you to the following, who helped cover the office on Sundays while school was in session:
Tara Kash, Janie Welker, Shani Barbach,
Dawn Vermey & Karen Barnes,
And a special thanks to Francesca Hessing, who covered many Sundays, and who will be organizing
Sunday office coverage starting with the new school year. We appreciate you!
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859.268.9090
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A. S. de Movellan Real Estate 171 Prosperous Place Lexington, KY 40509 Cell 859-533-7669 Bus 859-266-0451 Fax 859-268-2636 VM 859-293-9451
An Independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc.
Web Sites: Schennberg.com Schennbergrealty.com
Harold Sherman www.BuckMarkLLC.com
Phone/fax 859-271-4284
Available for Bookings: Available for Lessons: Solo Piano Fred Moore Music
Piano/Vocal Hurst Music
Vocal/Sax with Tracks -Accepting adult students
Jazz Duo, Trio or Combo with flexible schedules.
-Available for morning &
early afternoon lessons.
Place your Ad here
& support OZS
Cindy M. Derer, P.L.L.C.
Cindy M. Derer, D.M.D.
Family Dentistry
698 Perimeter Drive, Suite 102
Lexington, Kentucky 40517
859.268.9090
Phone: 859.312.0359 Email: [email protected]
Miss Gayle Catering and Personal Chef Services
Personal Chef Services for parties or events at your home
Catering for your Simchah events at OZS or TAI
Affordable catering offering kosher or kosher-style meals prepared to your
specifications:
Meat, dairy, or pareve menus Gluten free or non-allergen menus
Special medical diet friendly menus Your favorite recipes can be adapted!
Leah Gayle Bourne LFUCG certified food service manager
Kitchen committee chair at OZS
Kosher cooking classes & lessons
Kitchen Kashering Services
Event planning & Management
No fee for a one hour
initial consultation!
Kroger Community Rewards Program
Thank you to all that have signed up for our Kroger Community Rewards program. If you haven’t signed
up yet but are a Kroger shopper you can help OZS earn fundraising dollars at NO COST TO
YOU!!!! All you will have to do is present your Kroger Plus card and then we get the proceeds. Please
go on line now to krogercommunityrewards.com to register, be sure to have your Kroger Plus Card and
OZS #10198. If you have any questions about it please call or email the office.
