temple beth am

temple beth am

december 2017 kislev - tevet 5778 published monthly vol. 3, issue no. 5

PROJECT CHIDUSH UPDATE page 7

WE'RE LOOKING FOR NEW BOARD MEMBERSpage 15

SHABBAT SERVICE AND REDEDICATIONback cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTScelebrate shabbat at TBA in december .........................................................pg 4a message from the president ......................................................................pg 5sisterhood scoop ..........................................................................................pg 6project chidush update .................................................................................pg 7men's club happenings .................................................................................pg 8new classes with rabbi alon ..........................................................................pg 9social action ...............................................................................................pg 10book club/the real story of chanukah .........................................................pg 11activities for all ..........................................................................................pg 12young professional's night out ....................................................................pg 13TOS chanukah latkes sale...........................................................................pg 14call for board member nominations ............................................................pg 15upcoming events with chun rosenkranz and myles cooley ..........................pg 16mazel tov ....................................................................................................pg 17an evening with steven gaines/martin luther king, jr. day of service ..........pg 18TBA community pop up shabbat .................................................................pg 19TBA shabbat dinners around the world ......................................................pg 20chanukah tot party .....................................................................................pg 21youth group news .......................................................................................pg 22TBA's annual purim carnival .......................................................................pg 23hamakom happenings .................................................................................pg 24TBA golf tournament ..................................................................................pg 25TOS pto annual night out gala ....................................................................pg 26TOS news ...................................................................................................pg 28a message from TOS pto/TOS chanukah celebration .................................pg 29mishpacha family center news ....................................................................pg 30calendar .....................................................................................................pg 37

what’s going on at tba

TEMPLE BETH AM 2250 CENTRAL BLVD, JUPITER, FL 33458

[email protected]

TEMPLE OFFICE HOURSMonday - Friday, 9am - 5pm

Rabbi: Alon LevkovitzCantor: Jessica Turnoff FerrariRabbinic Intern: Brett Tancer

Director of Engagement, Programming & Membership: Carol SleeperEarly Childhood Director: Paula DeakterMishpacha/Family Center Coordinator: Yael Luski LawrenceEducation Director: Alissa FrankelJewish Life Activities Director: Danna CohenYouth Director: Amanda FeldExecutive Chef: Eric WeinerExecutive Administrative Assistant: Margot HauserAssistant Scribe Editors: Margot Hauser & Debbie BasemanEarly Childhood Administrator: Sherrie KesselmanSenior Maintenance: Alfredo MontesFacilities Supervisor: Alex DeLeonBookkeeper: Meredith GoodmanManager, Design and Communications: Carolyn Tierney

EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Bruce Cohen - [email protected] President: Brian Cohn - [email protected] President: Brad Roffer - [email protected] President: Kerrie Rhoades - [email protected]: Mary Elias - [email protected]: Jack Tenenbaum - [email protected]

BOARD OF DIRECTORSLeah Frankel Jackie Halderman Bob HochmanOrin Shakerdge Steve Misshula Marjorie Nagrotsky Jason Rogers Carol Carswell Harvey Silverman MEN’S CLUB REPRESENTATIVE: Mel WolfeSISTERHOOD REPRESENTATIVE: Debbie BasemanPARLIAMENTARIAN: Jody Minde

PAST PRESIDENTS Jeanne Tarsches John Alexander Alvin SchlossbergBrud Tarsches Stephen Lewis Michael Deakter (2 terms)Beth Eisenman Len Green Jerry SilversArnie Weinstein Bob Miller Tom RossMyrna Abramowitz Jody Minde Bruce CohenHal Baseman (2 terms) Mark Slifkin Carol Carswell

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WHEN COMEDY STOPS BEING FUNNY

Larry David’s segment on Saturday Night Live reignited the debate over whether there are topics that are inappropriate for comedy. Humor has been essential to the survival of the Jewish people, and we are rarely shy about pushing the envelope. However, this time it hit too close to home, when David joked about concentration camps. I cringed when I watched and found it unfunny, hardly able to see the segment to the end. At the same time, I must admit my personal biases and sensitivities when it comes to the Holocaust.

Gallows humor is essential in some situations. It treats serious, frightening, or painful subjects in a light or satirical way. Anyone who served in the military is very familiar with the concept, as are medical professionals and others

by Rabbi Alon Levkovitzwho frequently brush with death, chronic illnesses, and other life-threatening situations. Joking under these conditions is not a sign of lack of caring or disrespect. It serves the psychological need to reduce pressure, to establish intimacy among those who are involved, and enables the professionals to keep going under the toughest situations.

As a rabbi, I witness gallows humor quite often. When family members and close friends gather around their loved one reaching the end of her or his life, or after their death, it is rather common for someone to crack a joke. Some may roll their eyes, sigh and even condemn the one who told the joke and his co-conspirators who laughed at it. However, for the most part, the temporary relief following the laughter is welcomed, if not essential. It helps everyone to remain sane in an insane situation.

So what is my problem with Larry David’s joke?

Many groups develop a backstage language not meant to be understood nor shared by outsiders. It is how we talk when it's “only us.”

It can be a family around a Shabbat table or teachers in the teachers’ lounge. I have been in the company of Holocaust survivors who reverted to humor when describing indescribable situations from their past. It made sense only at that place and time. If anyone else outside of this group would use that kind of humor, it would be extremely rude and disrespectful.

And that’s exactly what Larry David did. Despite being Jewish, he is not a Holocaust survivor, and neither is his audience. He was talking to millions of people, some of whom are even Holocaust deniers. In the medical field, bioethicists consider gallows humor moral and appropriate only when it is contained to caregiver professionals. It is categorically unethical, even harmful, when directed at the patients and their families.

I usually love Larry David’s comedy, but for me, Holocaust jokes cross the line. We Jews have ample and better material for his self-deprecating humor.

B’shalom,

Rabbi Alon Levkovitz

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! CONDOLENCESBruce & Beth Eisenberg

from Palm Beach Gardens(Returning) Lou Ann Berkley

from Jupiter

Lou Ann Berkley and family on the loss of her husband,

Stan Berkley


in December

Friday, December 15 Rededication of Temple Beth Am5:30pmAdult Cocktail Party/ Separate Kid's Mocktail Party6:30pmShabbat Service with Menorah Lighting (bring your own menorah) & Rededication7:30pmChanukah Celebration, Latkes, Dessert & more

Friday, December 227:00pmShabbat Service with Torah Reading & Birthday Blessing

CELEBRATE SHABBAT AT TEMPLE BETH AM

Do you have a birthday in December? Join us on Shabbat:Friday, December 22 at 7:00pm for a special birthday blessing!

Did you know that there are headphones available during Shabbat Services for the hearing impaired?

Friday, December 16:30pmShabbat Social: Winter Wonderland7:00pmShabbat Service

Friday, December 86:15pmMeditation with Cantor Jessica7:00pmShabbat Service with Guest Speaker Chun Rosenkrantz

Friday, December 297:00pmShabbat Service

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

The eight-day Jewish celebration known as Chanukah commemorates the rededication during the second century B.C. of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, where, according to historical accounts Jews had risen up against their Greek-Syrian oppressors in the Maccabean Revolt. As we approach Chanukah this year and think of its meaning, I find myself thinking about how far we have come as a Synagogue. 34 years ago a small group from the community decided that the north county should have a Synagogue and a place for Jews to be able to attend Services, educate their children and a place to celebrate life cycle events.

by Bruce Cohenrenovated building and as we worship in our beautiful Sanctuary, I am struck by the tremendous effort, cooperation, thousands of hours of time put in by our Chidush team and everyone involved, and of course, none of this would have been possible without the amazing financial support we have received.The entire congregation is invited to join us on December 15th starting at 5:30pm for an Adult Cocktail Party as well as a separate Mocktail Party for the kids followed by a Menorah Lighting, Shabbat Service, & Temple Rededication at 6:30pm. We welcome and encourage you to bring your family’s menorah for the lighting ceremony that will occur at the Service. Our Chanukah Party will begin after the Service with Latkes, Sufganiyot (Jelly or Custard Doughnuts) desserts and many other wonderful surprises. I hope to see you there.Happy Chanukah to all,Thanks,Bruce [email protected]

For almost 20 years this small group met in churches, banks, homes, a storefront at 759 Parkway Street in Jupiter, then to a configuration of trailers on the site of the existing Synagogue. About 15 years ago the Synagogue had to build a building because the trailers were only a temporary structure that had to be replaced. You might think that the foresight of the members back then to build that wonderful 30,000 square foot building was amazing. They obviously felt the 250 families that made up Temple Beth Am back then would grow as it has but who would have imagined the building would have to be reconfigured and renovated as we have been doing with our Chidush Project over the last few years. But change was needed - and this December 15th as Temple Beth Am celebrates our annual Chanukah Festival we will commemorate the REDEDICATION of our second Temple at this location. We are so appreciative of the tremendous participation of our congregants to help Temple Beth Am achieve this milestone. As I look at our

Sunday Morning Breakfast • January 21, 2018 at 9:30amFeaturing Rabbi Alon & TBA President Bruce Cohen

$10 per person, RSVP to [email protected] 9:30am Breakfast • 10:00am – 11:00am Program

This is your opportunity to ask questions of our TBA leaders Rabbi Alon & Bruce Cohen. Religious, spiritual, social, semi-personal

questions are welcomed…but please, no political questions.

Breakfast of bagels, lox, and all the trimmings


SISTERHOOD SCOOPby Lois Remick

This just in…The Restaurant Association of Northern Palm Beach County has noted that business is definitely on the uptick on the third Tuesday of the month, as reported by RANPBC Executive Director, Mr. Salmon Orlamb.

Let’s keep them guessing who is responsible and double the ladies lunch attendance on Tuesday, December 19. Mark your calendars for lunch at 12:00pm at Berry Fresh Café, 3750 Military Trail in Jupiter, located at the corner of Military Trail and Frederick Small. The restaurant is the last building in the strip mall. To RSVP, please call or email Carole Levine at 339-3909 or [email protected].

Sisterhood and The Society of the Four Arts presents:A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS: THE ART OF WINSTON CHURCHILL

Monday, December 11, 2017 at 10:30am (RSVP by December 8)

Join us on a docent led guided tour as we explore the exhibit of Winston Churchill. The tour begins at 10:30am and takes about 45 minutes. Carpooling is suggested as parking is limited.

The Society of the Four Arts is located at 2 Four Arts Plaza, Palm Beach 33480

The cost is only $5.00 per person payable by check made out to Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am in advance.Mail check to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458 attn: Carole Levine

For more information, call Carole at 561-339-3909 or [email protected].

Please note, because of the Celebrating Sisterhood Author and Brunch on Tuesday, December 5, there will be no Sisterhood Open Board Meeting in December. We hope to see you at the Celebrating Sisterhood Luncheon at Temple Emanuel in Palm Beach. The invitation to this event comes directly from the JCC. Temple Beth Am members and Sisterhood members pay $38 and your non-member guests pay $45. Payment method is noted in your invitation and sent directly to the JCC.

The new Sisterhood by-laws were voted upon and accepted by your Sisterhood on November 7 at the Open Board Meeting. We

have had a few of our Sisterhood members contact us regarding Board Membership and we will submit their names to the membership attending our Paid-up Luncheon on Sunday, January 28. Please contact Maril Levy should you want to become a member of Sisterhood’s Board of Directors. Contact information for Maril is 249-6046.

Happy Holiday Season to all,

Lois Remick

LET'S DO LUNCHSisterhood Lunch Out is held on the 3rd Tuesday

of each month. We meet at noon, at the designated restaurant, and you simply order from the menu and pay for your own meal. If it's your birthday, Sisterhood treats you, and

our Treasurer pays your check! Contact Carole Levine to RSVP or if you have any questions:

561-339-3909 or [email protected]

ANNOUNCEMENTThe new Sisterhood Youth Scholarship Fund provides funds to help our TBA kids attend

Jewish camps and other Jewish events, programs, and activities. Confidential

applications are taken by, and scholarship money is distributed by, TBA's director of Education, Alissa Frankel. Contact Alissa

for more information: 561-747-1109 or [email protected]

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PROJECT CHIDUSH UPDATE

1 $500,000 - Jerusalem Red –Jerusalem2 $100,000 – Galilee Gray – Golan3 $50,000 – Jerusalem Gray – Mitzpe Ramon4 $25,000 – Hallila – Hebron5 $10,000 – Jerusalem Pearl – Jenin6 $1,800 – Jerusalem Gold – Mitzpe Ramon

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We received many compliments for meaningfully using the Jerusalem motif in the Frankel’s Sanctuary and The Cohn Family Welcome Center. After reviewing many options for The Donor Recognition Wall, it became obvious that nothing will be more appropriate (and beautiful) than keeping our 3,000 year-old motif.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the donors and invite you to come and find your name on the Wall.

I also want to remind you that we designed the Recognition Wall with additional room for future donors at all levels. See Debbie Baseman or me for dedication opportunities.

Thank you,Mark Slifkin

The stones on our Chidush Wall arefrom Israel. The map at right shows

which cities the stones, correspondingto the different levels of giving, come from.


The last 45 days have been a particularly busy and exciting time for Men’s Club.

On October 21 over 40 guests attended our “Annual Kick Off ” for the year dinner at Brio Restaurant in the Gardens Mall. Bob and Nanci Hochman made all the arrangements for this event, including an excellent sheet cake for dessert and the restaurant kicked in with a gratis service of Coffee/Tea. Thank you Bob and Nanci. Everyone left with a big smile on their face after spending a wonderful evening with old friends and making some new friends.

The next day, Sunday morning, Mark Slifkin hosted a lox & bagel “Sports” breakfast for 50 attendees at TBA featuring Guest Speaker Barry Weinberg, Sr. Medical Advisor for the St. Louis Cardinals. Barry discussed his career beginning with working for Bobby Knight at Indiana University, then minor league baseball, followed by a long stint with the Los Angeles Dodgers and the St. Louis Cardinals. That was followed by lively and pertinent questions from the attendees. Thank you Mark for bringing this event to fruition and Thank You Barry for a very interesting, cogent, and entertaining presentation.

Finally, on October 25, Men’s Club hosted its first Business Networking Event with Mel Wolfe coordinating the committee. Attendance at this event exceeded our expectations by a wide margin, as more than 85 TBA members and others joined together. Thank you Mel. Some attendees are already reaping rewards.

Mel prepared an “after the event” report, and I am taking the liberty of “borrowing” excerpts from that:

MEN'S CLUB HAPPENINGSby Harvey Silverman

“….our experience working together to achieve what was truly a wonderful 1st Business Networking Event has made us more than fellow Congregants of TBA, but truly friends.”

“….one of the more successful events in recent years.”

“Several persons have already inquired about our "next one."

“….special thanks are due Chef Eric and through him to each of his helpers, to my wife and BFF Linda for acting as a Greeter with very little notice and to Amanda Feld, with help from some of our children and grandchildren, who helped Eric produce and serve an amazing array of finger foods and beverages, and to Mark Slifkin who kept the room at a very comfortable temperature during the entire evening as well as to Brett Tancer who saw that we had two working microphones.”

I would be remiss in not noting the many volunteers who worked with Mel, including Bob Hochman, Mary Elias, David Elias, Joe Meshil, Jeff Klatzko, Kerrie Rhoades, M Dental (Karen & Ken Meinbach), Vargas Orthodontics (Ellen & Al Vargas), and finally our sponsors whose commitment and dedication helped to make the event a financial success: Gordon & Doner (Scott Fischer), Jeff Klatzko (with Merrill Lynch) as well as M Dental (Ken Meinbach, DDS) and Vargas Orthodontics (Al Vargas, DDS). Our deepest appreciation to you all!

Coming up on January 21 is a “Meet the Rabbi & TBA President Breakfast” giving all an opportunity to ask Rabbi Alon and our TBA President Bruce Cohen about our Temple, questions about

Judaism, or whatever else you'd like to ask, except no political questions.

On March 17 get ready for our always popular “Progressive Dinner” event where a number of our TBA members will open their homes for dinner, after cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at TBA, followed by dessert back at TBA.

On May 6, Men’s Club is holding the TBA Golf Tournament, at Sandhill Crane Golf Course. We anticipate a great fun time event. Non-Golfers are welcome to enjoy the post round lunch and festivities (fun for all). There will be numerous prizes and sponsorship opportunities.

Reserve the date now on your calendars.

Men’s Club can always utilize more volunteers, so….if you have the time and the desire to “give back” to our Temple, come join our Volunteer Group. I am sure you will find us friendly, and I can guarantee a “fun and personally rewarding” experience as you make new friends and your services contribute to the success of TBA. Just “shoot” us an email at [email protected] or call me at 561-758-1293.

Men’s Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm in the Temple, generally followed by an informal dinner at a local “pub” for those who wish to join. Come to our meeting, you will be warmly welcomed and have an enjoyable evening.

Email [email protected] for reservations.

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Transgender Issues

Join Rabbi Alon on Wednesday,

December 6 at 7:00pm

Adult B’nei Mitzvah Class Led by Rabbi Alon

Wednesdays at 7:00 pm beginning January 10, 2018

No prior Hebrew knowledge necessary.

For more information call the temple office.

Adult B’nei Mitzvah Class Led by Rabbi Alon

Wednesdays at 7:00 pm beginning January 10, 2018

No prior Hebrew knowledge necessary.

For more information call the temple office.


Dear Friends,

We are re-introducing Lotsa Helping Hands to Temple Beth Am’s community. Lotsa Helping Hands is a web-based volunteer organization platform that we use to alert our core of volunteers when the need arises. At this time, we are using it to offer support to families who are going through a rough patch, like a health crisis (but not only!), by providing dinners for a limited amount of time.

If you wish to participate, and help out by making and delivering a meal, you can sign up for Temple Beth Am’s Lotsa Helping Hands community. Please send me an email at [email protected] so I can send you an email invitation with easy to follow directions.

If you cannot reach me, please contact Carol Sleeper at [email protected].

Thanks for lending a hand,

Gali [email protected] P.S. If you feel that your family could benefit from this communal service or you know of someone in our Temple Beth Am community including The One School, please also email either Carol or me. We all go through rough times. We don’t have to do it alone!

For centuries, soup kitchens have been a way for local communities to offer a way of support, both nutritional and emotional to their less lucky neighbors.

Volunteers from Temple Beth Am provide over 200 hot, healthy dinners to the needy at St. George's Episcopal Church, in Riviera Beach, the 3rd Monday of each Month.

The meals will be prepared on the 3rd Sunday of the month in the kitchen at TBA. If you would like to help Chef Eric cook the meals or can drop off boxes of penne pasta or elbow macaroni, please contact ERIC WEINER at [email protected].

We would like to give a special thanks to Judy and Jim Bloom for their generous donation to help buy the food for the Soup Kitchen for the next 12 months.

Thank you to our October and November volunteers.

Our next soup kitchen will be December 18th, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Contact Lauren Weinstein at [email protected] if you can volunteer!!

ST. GEORGE'S SOUP KITCHEN

SOCIAL ACTION

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Thanks to all who came out for our first book club meeting of the 2017-2018 season.

We had a lively discussion of The Bridal Chair by Gloria Goldreich and then a lovely and relaxed lunch at Sinclair’s at the Jupiter Beach Resort.

Our next meeting will be on Monday, December 4 at 10:30am at the Temple. The book is:

BOOK CLUBTHE IMMORTAL LIFE OF HENRIETTA LACKS by Rebecca Skloot - Her name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as HeLa. She was a poor black tobacco farmer whose cells—taken without her knowledge in 1951—became one of the most important tools in medicine, vital for developing the polio vaccine, cloning, gene mapping, and more. Henrietta's cells have been bought and sold by the billions, yet she remains virtually unknown, and her family can't afford health insurance. This phenomenal New York Times bestseller tells a riveting story of the collision between ethics, race, and medicine; of scientific discovery and faith healing; and of a daughter consumed with questions about the mother she never knew.

We will meet afterwards for lunch at Vic and Angelo’s, 4520 PGA Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens.

As I will be out of town that day, CK Tenenbaum has graciously agreed to facilitate the book discussion. Please let her know whether you will be attending the Book Club and/or the luncheon afterwards. ([email protected])

2018 Book Selections:

January 8, 2018: WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR by Doris Kearns Goodwin

February 5, 2018: BEST PLACE ON EARTH by Ayelet Tsabari

March 5, 2018: THE ORPHAN’S TALE by Pam Jenoff

April 9, 2018: KEEPERS OF THE HOUSE by Shirley Ann Grau

Edie Wolf

Please join us for a special second night presentation

The Real Story of Chanukah

Latkes, dreidels, miracles and Maccabees, right? Everyone thinks they know the story of Chanukah but most people have no idea. Come light the second candle

with TBA’s clergy and staff, and find out what really happened!

Wednesday, December 13 at 7:00pm

No Cost. Everyone welcome. Light refreshments served. RSVP to the Temple at 561-747-1109

Please join us for a special second night presentation

The Real Story of Chanukah

Latkes, dreidels, miracles and Maccabees, right? Everyone thinks they know the story of Chanukah but most people have no idea. Come light the second candle

with TBA’s clergy and staff, and find out what really happened!

Wednesday, December 13 at 7:00pm

No Cost. Everyone welcome. Light refreshments served. RSVP to the Temple at 561-747-1109


ACTIVITIES FOR ALL

MEDITATION WITH CANTOR JESSICAFRIDAY, DECEMBER 8 AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 - 6:15PMJoin Cantor Jessica Turnoff Ferrari for this reflective celebration as we prepare for Shabbat by clearing our minds of stress and worry. Cantor Jessica is also a psychotherapist (LMHC) and energy healer. She trained at and served on the faculty of the Barbara Brennan School of Healing, a 4-year college dedicated to the study of the human energy system.

YOGA WITH YAELWEDNESDAYS FROM 9:15AM - 10:15AM OR 6:00PM TO 7:00PMAll adult ages and experience levels welcome (modifications available). Open to anyone and bring your own mat or use one of ours. Classes are $12 each or $100 for 10 classes. Yael Lawrence, MS BC-DMT is a Board-Certified Dance Movement Therapist. For more info and to register, please email Yael at [email protected]. (NOTE: NO YOGA ON DEC. 27.)

LUNCH & LEARNTHURSDAYS AT 12:15PMCome join us as we study the ethics of Jewish tradition. No prior knowledge of Torah, Hebrew or Judaism is needed. Bring a lunch or just come to learn. We'll provide coffee, tea and cookies. All are welcome and invited. Join the conversation. December dates: 12/7, 12/14, & 12/21 (NOTE: NO MEETING ON DEC. 28.)

MAH JONGGWEDNESDAYS AT 12:45PMCracks, Bams and Dots! Enjoy an afternoon of play & light refreshments. Call Dotty Wisch at 561.746.7017 or email [email protected]. Or, call Toby Zeichner at 561.745.0395. Is your gently used Mah Jongg set looking for a new home? If so, TBA would like to adopt it. Bring it with you the next time you come to Temple. Thanks!

KNITTING CLUBMONDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 10:30AMDo you knit, crochet or needlepoint? Join the Knitting Club! All levels and abilities welcome. We will meet once a month at 10:30am at TBA. We will now be knitting for Jupiter Medical Center, so we need as many people to join as possible! You are also welcome to work on your own projects. Contact Leona Usher for more information at 561.694.0290.

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You’re Invited!

Spend the evening with other young adults in the Palm Beach County Area as we compete in Chanukah trivia, test our luck

at the poker table and give back to the community. 21+ Chanukah themed appetizers and adult beverages will be served.

When:

Where: Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd, Jupiter Cost: $36. Please bring an unopened toy for

Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Services to be donated as a Chanukah gift to children less fortunate.

RSVP: To reserve your spot at the poker table, please RSVP to [email protected] by December 10th!

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL'S NIGHT OUT

THE BARRY MINDE COFFEE BAR IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS!The Coffee Bar in the Cohn Family Welcome Center is open during the day Monday through Friday.

Everyone is welcome to sit, relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea.Please help yourself.


The One School at Temple Beth Am PTO’s

Chanukah Latkes Sale Back by Popular Demand!

Please support The One School by buying some delicious latkes for your family’s holiday celebration! Each box contains 24 delicious latkes that can go from your

freezer to your table in under 30 minutes for only $13 per box. Buy Your Latkes Just in Time for Chanukah!!

Use the form below to pre-order your Latkes or

Purchase Latkes at one of the following events: Hebrew School December 10 and December 12

TOS morning Chanukah Celebration on December 15 The One School Bake Sale on December 15

LATKES PRE-ORDER FORM Due December 6, 2017 *Distribution December 8-15

Please submit payment along with this completed form. For more information contact: Kimberly Bauer – [email protected] or Naama Laviv – [email protected]

Family Name:

Email Address: Phone Number:

Number of boxes to purchase: Amount Due: $

Payment Method: Cash or Check #

$13.00 per box – 24 Latkes per box

Send payment and form to The One School: 2250 Central Blvd, Jupiter, FL 33458

Checks made payable to: The One School at Temple Beth Am PTO

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Attention: There is a very important Temple Beth Am Board of

Directors election coming up that will provide our future direction.

So, are you ready to step up and lead?

If yes, then you might be just who we are looking for to be …

NOMINATED for the TEMPLE BETH AM BOARD of DIRECTORS

Here is what you must be dying to know …

What are the qualifications for being a Board Member? You need to be a member in good standing of Temple Beth Am.

What are the duties? Attend monthly meetings, come to Services, work on a committee, usher during Services, give out B’nei Mitzvah gifts, vote on things like programs, contracts, committees, budgets, support, set strategies, and keep a watchful eye over the Temple

What is the election process? 1. Let us know that you want to be considered to be on the Board of Directors. 2. Attend a ½ hour confidential, Nominating Committee interview. 3. If selected by the Nominating Committee and the Board, be balloted to the

Congregation at the Annual Meeting. 4. Get elected, put on your official Board name tag, and start all that leading.

If you want to be considered for nomination to the Board, or if you have any questions about the Board qualifications, duties, or nominating process – please give me a call at 561.262.5598, or email me, Bruce Cohen, at [email protected], or let the office know. Interviews will likely begin after the first of the year and close in January. B’Shalom and thank you.

Looking for a Few Good Men/Women!


Shabbat Speaker Series

Please join us for Shabbat services with special Guest:

CHUN ROSENKRANZ &

I’ll Be There: A Movement of Hope

Friday, December 8 at 7:00 pm

“I’ll be there is grounded in the belief that everyday civilians can truly change the world. Many of us walk through life witnessing people

experiencing hardships, and yet so often we do not know how to respond. All around us, there are countless opportunities to touch the lives of

others and inspire hope — if we choose to do so.”

Chun Rosenkranz will be sharing his incredible life story, the movement he started, and how each of us can take small actions that spread kindness and leave lasting imprints.

Shabbat Speaker Series

Please join us for Shabbat services with special Guest:

CHUN ROSENKRANZ &

I’ll Be There: A Movement of Hope

Friday, December 8 at 7:00 pm

“I’ll be there is grounded in the belief that everyday civilians can truly change the world. Many of us walk through life witnessing people

experiencing hardships, and yet so often we do not know how to respond. All around us, there are countless opportunities to touch the lives of

others and inspire hope — if we choose to do so.”

Chun Rosenkranz will be sharing his incredible life story, the movement he started, and how each of us can take small actions that spread kindness and leave lasting imprints.

Tuesday, January 9 & 16 at 7:00 pm Come hear and see YouTube clips of contemporary vocalists and groups performing Jewish music you've probably heard, but sung to very different melodies. Brand new clips added for this year! Warning: Music may make your feet bounce, give you goosebumps or even tears.

No Cost. Everyone Welcome.

Tuesday, January 9 & 16 at 7:00 pm Come hear and see YouTube clips of contemporary vocalists and groups performing Jewish music you've probably heard, but sung to very different melodies. Brand new clips added for this year! Warning: Music may make your feet bounce, give you goosebumps or even tears.

No Cost. Everyone Welcome.

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MAZEL TOVBAR MITZVAH OF DYLAN SCOTT RICHMAN

With great pride, love and joy we announce the Bar Mitzvah of our son, Dylan Scott Richman on December 2, 2017 at Temple Beth Am.

Dylan is one of four brothers, so as everyone can imagine, he is an avid sports fan and enjoys

being part of a busy household. Basketball is Dylan’s favorite sport, and he began dribbling a basketball as soon as he could hold it.

Dylan is a seventh grader at The Benjamin Middle School. He enjoys studying history and journalism. He is also very interested in world events and politics. Dylan has discovered that he loves traveling, and is excited to visit Israel this coming summer.

When Dylan’s grandmother was ill this past year, Dylan noticed that many of the elderly people in the hospital and rehabilitation facility were lonely and lacked visits from family and loved ones. Dylan was inspired to visit with the elderly and discovered that he learned from their life experiences as well. Dylan’s loving and compassionate nature also inspires him to care for animals, and he has accordingly volunteered time at animal shelters. For Dylan, life is a mitzvah project, and he enjoys finding ways every day to make a difference in someone’s life.

Dylan is very excited about his Bar Mitzvah and is working very hard at his Torah portion. He is looking forward to celebrating with his friends and family, many of whom are coming from New York and Pennsylvania. Dylan is truly grateful for the help, guidance and support that he has received from his Temple Beth Am family, including Rabbinic Intern Brett Tancer, Rabbi Alon Levkovitz, Cantor Jessica Turnoff Ferrari, and the Hebrew School staff.

Tama and Brett Richman

BAR MITZVAH OF ZACHARY DAVID THOMAS

We are proud to announce our son, Zachary David Thomas, will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on December 16, 2017.

Zach is in the seventh grade at Jupiter Middle School, where he’s managed to make the honor roll every quarter.

Atop of his studies, Zach enjoys playing football and baseball. In his spare time, Zach is fishing, hanging out with his buddies at the beach, or flying his flight simulator.

The mitzvah project Zach has chosen is spending time with the elderly in our community. He has a fondness for their wisdom and a desire to make sure they’re not forgotten.

Our family is so grateful for the love and guidance that Rabbi Alon, Cantor Jessica, Brett Tancer, and the entire Jewish community have given our son over the years.

Risa and Francois Thomas

PLEASE WEAR YOUR NAME TAGS!

Did you know that as a member of Temple Beth Am you have a name tag?

We’d love for you to wear it whenever you come to Temple—be it for Services, classes or meetings.

They are in the drawers under our Holocaust Torah displayed in the Cohn Family Welcome Center.


The Temple Beth Am Author Series

Presents

AN EVENING WITH STEVEN GAINES

Steven Gaines is the bestselling author of Philistines at the Hedgerows, Passion and Property

in the Hamptons, and The Sky is the Limit: Passion and Property in Manhattan. His latest book is One of These Things First: A Memoir, about growing up gay in 1960’s Brooklyn, and his unexpected

life trajectory–including the crazy antics and famous acquaintances he made along the way. Steven is a captivating speaker– this is an evening not to be missed!

Friday, January 19

Shabbat Dinner 6pm ($18, must rsvp)

Services 7pm Speaking engagement and book signing

to follow. Everyone welcome.

The Temple Beth Am Author Series

Presents

AN EVENING WITH STEVEN GAINES

Steven Gaines is the bestselling author of Philistines at the Hedgerows, Passion and Property

in the Hamptons, and The Sky is the Limit: Passion and Property in Manhattan. His latest book is One of These Things First: A Memoir, about growing up gay in 1960’s Brooklyn, and his unexpected

life trajectory–including the crazy antics and famous acquaintances he made along the way. Steven is a captivating speaker– this is an evening not to be missed!

Friday, January 19

Shabbat Dinner 6pm ($18, must rsvp)

Services 7pm Speaking engagement and book signing

to follow. Everyone welcome.

Save the date and watch the e-blast for more details in December!

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Wide

Day of Service

Monday, January 15, 2018

9:00am - 11:00am

Volunteer Opportunities for Kids and Adults

11:00am

MLK Community Celebration at Currie Park

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Temple Beth Am Community

Pop Up Shabbat your location...your style...your Shabbat

Friday, January 26, 2018 Three Simple Steps:

Invite your friends, neighbors, or someone new to celebrate Shabbat together. (Fancy or casual, big or small, your house or not--anything goes!)

Register with us and we’ll provide a hosting bag with challah, grape juice, candles, blessings, music, and a few surprises for your soiree!

Engage in new conversations, break bread together, and see what develops!

All participants will receive details and assistance in planning and executing an amazing Shabbat Dinner experience!

This program was made possible through a grant from the Palm Beach Jewish Boomer Platform

and an Innovation Grant from the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County.


Temple Beth Am

Shabbat Dinners Around The

Shabbat dinners featuring cuisines from all over the globe!

Third Friday of every month! Dinner: 6pm Service: 7pm

Cost: $18/person, kids free. Dietary restrictions accommodated with prior notice. RSVP to [email protected] or 561.747.1109.

January 19 Pan Asian

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The Temple Beth Am Family Center invites you to celebrate The Festival of Lights with your lil ones!!!!

CHANUKAH TOT PARTY

We invite all Young Families

for an evening of Music with Miss Emily, Singing, Dancing, Crafts,

Lighting the Menorah, Latkes & a Light Dinner

(This program is for children 0-3 years old…Siblings are welcome)

WHEN: Thursday, December 14th 4:30-5:30pm WHERE: Temple Beth Am - 2250 South Central Blvd. EVENT FEE: $10/Family

RSVP TO: [email protected] 561-747-3339

PLEASE RETURN TO THE ONE SCHOOL OFFICE

FAMILY NAME: NUMBER OF ADULTS: NUMBER OF CHILDREN: CASH: $ CHECK: $ CHARGE CC ON FILE: $


YOUTH GROUP NEWS UPCOMING EVENTS

Cochavim (3rd - 5th Grade)

Sunday, December 10th Mosaics @ Craft Haus JAMTY Junior (6th - 8th Grade)

Fri - Sun December 1st - 3rd 6th Grade Everglades Retreat

JAMTY (9th - 12th Grade)

Friday, December 8th - Progressive Shabbat

Tues - Sat, December 26th - 30th NFTY-STR Winter Regional

**registration is OPEN**

It’s a bird... It’s a plane...

It’s the Purim Carnival! Sunday, February 25th

Want to help save the day?!? Become a superhero and make this event a

success by sponsoring a station or game at the Purim Carnival.

Contact Amanda if you’re interested:

[email protected]

YOUTH GROUP NEWS

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TEMPLE BETH AM'S ANNUAL PURIM CARNIVAL

Temple Beth Am’s Annual Purim Carnival

Sponsorship Opportunities Available

Sunday, February 25th , 2018 11:30am – 2:30pm

By sponsoring an activity or station at our annual Purim Carnival, you are taking advantage of a

great opportunity to advertise your business and show your support for Temple Beth Am’s

Youth Group. Your donation will be publicized throughout our marketing materials, registra

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table, and at the site of the activity you have sponsored. With this year’s theme being

superheroes, you will truly be saving the day!

Please return this form and donation to Temple Beth Am, attention Amanda Feld, 2250 Central

Blvd, Jupiter, FL 33458. Please indicate which sponsorship level you prefer. If there is a specific

activity you would like to sponsor, please circle it below. We will contact you closer to the event

for your logo and signage information.

Platinum ($500)

Large Attractions

Examples: BBQ Lunch, Kona Ice, Inflatable Double Slide, Dunk Tank,

Rock Climbing Wall, or Bungee Trampoline

Gold ($350)

Rides Examples: Pirate Ship, Train Ride, Superhero Bounce House, Petting Zoo, or Pony Rides

Silver ($180)

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Examples: Balloon Artist, Batting Practice, Popcorn Station, Cotton Candy Station

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For more information, please contact Amanda Feld at 561-747-1109 or [email protected]

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Temple Beth Am’s Annual Purim CarnivalSponsorship Opportunities Available Sunday, February 25th, 2018 11:30am – 2:30pm

By sponsoring an activity or station at our annual Purim Carnival, you are taking advantage of agreat opportunity to advertise your business and show your support for Temple Beth Am’s Youth Group. Your donation will be publicized throughout our marketing materials, registrationtable, and at the site of the activity you have sponsored. With this year’s theme being superheroes, you will truly be saving the day!

Please return this form and donation to Temple Beth Am, attention Amanda Feld, 2250 Central Blvd, Jupiter, FL 33458. Please indicate which sponsorship level you prefer. If there is a specific activity you would like to sponsor, please circle it below. We will contact you closer to the eventfor your logo and signage information.

Platinum ($500)Large Attractions

Examples: BBQ Lunch, Kona Ice, Inflatable Double Slide, Dunk Tank, Rock Climbing Wall, or Bungee Trampoline

Gold ($350)Rides

Examples: Pirate Ship, Train Ride, Superhero Bounce House, Petting Zoo, or Pony Rides

Silver ($180)Outdoor Games

Examples: Balloon Artist, Batting Practice, Popcorn Station, Cotton Candy Station

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For more information, please contact Amanda Feld at 561-747-1109 or [email protected]

Temple Beth Am is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization


HAMAKOM HAPPENINGS by Alissa Frankel, Education Director

Magen David Adom Ambulance VisitSunday, December 3, 9:30am – 12:00pmStudents will be able to tour the inside of the ambulance before it goes to Israel!

HaMakom Color GamesSunday, December 17, 10:00am – 12:00pmCome dressed in your team color (assigned the week before) and compete in challenges throughout the morning! Latke snack to end the day!

Family Cooking with Chef EricSunday December 3, 12:00pm$10/familyGrab your aprons and let’s get cookin’! Learn to make latkes different ways for your Chanukah dinner.

HaMakom Family BreakfastSunday January 7, 9:00am

Our annual hot breakfast to welcome everyone back from Winter Break!

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Temple Beth Am

Golf TournamentSponsored by the TBA Men's Club

SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018Location: Sandhill Crane Golf Course

(formerly Palm Beach Gardens Municipal Course)

Tournament includespost-golf buffet lunch at the Golf Course

Interested? RSVP to Bob Hochman: 917.807.8086 or [email protected]

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Scholarships Available!Temple Beth Am Camp Scholarship Fund and Temple Beth Am Sisterhood Jewish Youth Scholarship Fund both have scholarships available to help send our youth to Jewish summer camp or overnight experiences throughout the year. To request a scholarship form, contact Alissa Frankel at [email protected] or (561)747-1109 Deadline to receive a scholarship is April 15th.


ahoy mates!

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THE ONE SCHOOL PTO GALA & SPONSORSHIPS

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To become a Sponsor/Underwriter, please return the form below:

Organization/Family Name(please list the official business/organization/family name to be used for recognition purposes)

Contact Name TitleAddressCity State ZipPhone EmailSponsorship Level or Underwritten ItemPlease make checks payable to: The One School at Temple Beth Am PTOReturn sponsorship form to the below address or email to [email protected] One School PTO Attn: Stephanie Stankiewicz2250 South Central Blvd.Jupiter, FL 33458**If you would like your sponsorship/underwriting to be recognized on the invitation, it must be received by December 8, 2017**

The One School at Temple Beth Am is a non-profit 501c3 corporation (Tax ID #59-2248680).You may be eligible to claim a tax deduction for your contribution (please discuss with your tax advisor).

2018 ANNUAL ONE SCHOOL PTO NIGHT OUT GALAIN-KIND DONATION FORM

Please mail your donation to The One School PTO - Attn: Stephanie Stankiewicz - 2250 South Central Blvd. Jupiter, FL 33458 or email your instructions to [email protected].

The One School at Temple Beth Am is a 501c3 non-profit organization (Tax ID #59-2248680).

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THE ONE SCHOOL NEWS by Paula Deakter Early Childhood Director

The One School News December, 2017

The Miracle of Chanukah

Miracle: 1. An extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs. 2. An extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment. Merriam-Webster Dictionary The Torah is full of miracles. Jewish history is dependent on miracles, and of course, the story of Chanukah is replete with miracles. There is much debate about which is the true miracle, but ultimately for young children, finding the true miracle is not the most important quest. The book of Maccabees details the struggle between Antiochus, the Greek ruler of Syria, and the Maccabees-Jews dedicated to God and to the preservation of Jewish life. In 168 B.C.E. Antiochus decreed that all the people under his rule must Hellenize; that is, adopt the culture of the Greeks. That meant practice of Judaism was outlawed. When Antiochus’ soldiers came to the town of Modin, in Israel, they set up an altar in the Jewish temple. They commanded the Jews to sacrifice a pig on the altar to demonstrate their loyalty to Antiochus and the Greek god Zeus. Mattathias and his five sons retreated to the hills with their army and fought back. With the leadership of Judah the Maccabee, they defeated the Greeks. During the fight, they missed the eight-day holiday of Sukkot. They cleaned and sanctified the temple and declared a better-late-than-never celebration of Sukkot. The Rabbis, writing some 500 years later, barely mentioned the battle between the Maccabees and the Greeks. Instead, they focused on the sanctification and the rededication of the Temple. This is the story of the one small cruse of oil which was only supposed to last for one day and lasted for eight. The next year they ordained these days a holiday, as it seems the rabbi did not want to stress the role of the battle, but rather, the role of God over the strength of people. To this day, many modern versions combine the story of the battle with the story of the miracle of the oil! For young children, so many things throughout the day are awesome, incredible and even miraculous. We as parents and teachers have that opportunity to foster this wonder and support the discovery of daily miracles. Chanukah can set the tone for the rest of the year, training children to be miracle seekers. Once we have learned about the miracles of Chanukah, the question becomes, “Are there any miracles today? From the birth of a new sibling, to the creation of a new friendship and to a beautiful flower on a tree or bush, children will recognize miracles in their daily life. And their personal miracles will take place alongside all those miracles of the old days, like the creation of the world, and the crossing of the Sea of Reeds. No one will be concerned with which miracle is the true miracle. The more miracles, the better! Fill your homes with all the wonderful smells, sounds, sights and tastes of Chanukah that you remember as being special. Remember that young children learn through their five senses and be sure to include children in holiday preparation for a complete learning experience. Expose children to the beauty and warmth of our faith not only on Chanukah but also on Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Tu B’Shevat, Purim, Pesach, and weekly on Shabbat. Parents are Jewish children’s most important role models. So enjoy all the miracles!

Thank you to this year’s PTO Scholastic Book Fair Chairs, Kate Alvarez and Anna Roffer, for coordinating our PJ Day Kick-off and Book Fair event, and to all of the parents who volunteered to work during the fair. Your time means so much to us and you have helped us to make this another successful fundraiser. We are so lucky to have the support of our PTO leadership, as well as all of our One School families. The proceeds from events like our monthly Bake Sale, Book Fairs, the Holiday Boutique and Chanukah Latke Sale go right back into The One School’s programs, providing resources to be shared by everyone. From the bottom of our hearts, Todah Rabah (thank you).

Important Upcoming Dates:

DECEMBER: December 8-15 PTO Chanukah Latke Sale December 12 Erev Chanukah December 14 TOS Chanukah Party 5pm December 15 Sing Along Chanukah Morning Shabbat 9:10am December 15 PTO Bake Sale at Dismissal December 18 Parent Conferences 5—8p December 25-29 NO SCHOOL—Winter Break JANUARY: January 1-5 NO SCHOOL—Winter Break January 1 NO SCHOOL—New Year’s Day January 2-5 Winter Intersession January 8 School Resumes 9am January 15 NO SCHOOL—Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday

Paula Deakter

Early Childhood Director

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A MESSAGE FROM THE ONE SCHOOL PTOby Jessica Deakter, PTO Secretary

From our families to yours – We wish you a Happy Chanukah!!!

It’s time for Latke Sales again! Latke sales officially begin Friday, December 8 and go through Friday, December 15th. Please contact Naama Laviv at [email protected] and Kimberly Bauer at [email protected] if you have any questions and/or are interested in purchasing Latkes. For details and the order form, see our Latke flyer page located on page 14 of this Scribe.

Our Fall Scholastic Book Fair was a HUGE success. Thank you to Anna Roffer, Kate Alvarez, and everyone who volunteered for ALL your hard work with this amazing event.

Our Bake Sales continues to be a huge success…many thanks to Samantha Gestal, Lynsey Zelickson, and Michelle Cooper for running our

wonderful bake sales. Thank you to all our amazing bakers who continue to WOW us with your yummy creations! Our next BAKE SALE is Friday, December 15, 2017 from Noon-3:00pm in The One School lobby. Latkes will be sold during this month’s bake sale so be sure to get your delicious latkes just in time for Chanukah!

BLACK SAILS - Saturday, February 3, 2018 - This year’s Gala planning committee has been working hard preparing to make this Gala incredible. We hope you will consider sponsoring or underwriting our event. If you are interested in volunteering to help with this event please email Stephanie Stankiewicz, Gala Chair, at [email protected].

We hope everyone had a thankful day when we hosted our friends from the Community Action Program for our

Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon on Monday, November 20th. Thank you to Katie Haywood, Paula Deakter, and all our amazing volunteers who worked tirelessly to make sure this day was special for everyone. This is always a great way to start out the Thanksgiving holiday.

We hope all our families have a wonderful holiday season!

Important Dates:

• Friday, December 8-Friday, December 15 – Latke Sale• Friday, December 15 – Bake Sale (latkes will also be sold)• Saturday, February 3 – The One School's Black Sails Gala Event• PTO Meeting Dates: January 22 and April 16

The One School Chanukah Celebration

For ages 2 1/2 - 5 Thursday,

December 14th

Dinner at 5:00pm

Program at 5:30pm

Informal Dinner

Chanukah Sing-A-Long w/Mr. Brett

Take home crafts

Cost: $10 per family of 4. R.S.V.P. requested by Friday, December 1st. 561-747-3339 [email protected]


by Yael Lawrencecheck out great pictures on our blog:

http://templebethamjupiter.blogspot.com/p/family-center.htmlKeep updated on our Facebook group:

Temple Beth Am Mishpacha/Family Center

MISHPACHA FAMILY CENTER NEWS

“Childhood is something precious to be celebrated and shared. You'll be amazed to see your child's individual journey of discovery and learning.”

A big Thank You to Dr. Heidi Cherwony for her very informative workshop on The Kindergarten Dilemma at the Temple Beth Am Mishpacha/Family Center. Dr. Cherwony stressed that as parents we can often be overwhelmed by all the schooling choices in our area. She focused on the importance of looking at “the WHOLE child” and the options for schools that would provide the best environment for YOUR particular child. Most importantly, remember that children need to be children. Read to them and allow them to use their imaginations and be creative in their own way! www.mindandbodydoctor.com

Tot Chanukah PartyThursday, December 14

4:30pm - 5:30pm

We invite all Young Families to come celebrate the Holiday of Lights!!

Join us for an evening of Music with Miss Emily,

Latkes & a Light Dinner, Singing, Dancing, Dreidels,

Crafts & Lighting the Menorah!

(Open to children 0-3, siblings are welcome to join.)

Event Fee: $10/family

PLEASE RSVP to: [email protected] or drop off the form on page 21 to The One School office.

Winter/Spring 2018 Toddler Enrichment Program (TEP)

(12-30 months)

Register Now for the Winter/Spring Session!

Fridays 9:15am - 10:45am Instructor: Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT

Winter Session: 1/19/18-3/9/18 (NO CLASS 2/16) Cost: $175/7 week session

Spring Session: 4/13/18-5/25/18 Cost: $175/7 week session

Winter/Spring Bundle: Sign up for both sessions and save $50 Cost: $300/14 week session

*One time TEP Registration Fee of $25*

This is a great introduction as your toddler prepares for preschool. This

mommy & me class exposes your child to new social situations & classroom experiences, which provide an easier

transition to a structured learning environment.

2017-2018 Parent Education Series at The Temple Beth Am

Mishpacha/Family Center: Taking Care of Yourself While Taking Care of Your Children

Dr. Carri Lager Monday, February 5, 2018

at 9:15am

The Temple Beth Am Mishpacha/Family Center Parent Education Series is dedicated to bringing

relevant & thought provoking topics to a community forum for the

purpose of promoting child well-being, developmental success &

parental support. Expert presentation & interactive discussion in the field

of Child Development are the backbone of this series.

$5 Workshop Fee

*dates/topics subject to change*

To register for classes, workshops & events contact Yael Lawrence at [email protected]

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Find a list of dedication items at http://templebetham.com/Chidush/DonatetoChidush


DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIESDecember 2 David & Yvette Diamond

December 3 Dan & Marcy Isdaner

December 4 Cary & Liz Levine

December 5 Herb & Rose Kester Randy & Bari Levitt Forrest & Carol Sleeper

December 6 Seth & Hillary Sheitelman

December 7 Brett & Tama Richman

December 10 Herb & Penny Wender

December 11 David & Bunny Berenson

December 14 Stephen & Jennifer Burjan

December 16 David & Amanda Pollok

December 17 Hal & Debbie Baseman Jordan & Loni Schnitzer

December 18 Wayne & Linda Posner

December 20 Howie & Rhonda Levin Andy & Lori Myers

December 21 Dan & Jen Boss David & Carlye Fabrikant

December 22 Patrick & Jill Dooley Frank & Carol Mahramus Mort & Connie Mazer

December 23 Howard & Emily Bromber

December 24 Nate & Marilyn Finkel

December 25 Lou & Marge Wolfson

December 26 Harold & Linda Kay Stephen & Nina Nemerofsky Rich & Lois Remick Joey & Lauren Abrin

December 1 Addison Basinski Asher Blatt Emma Deakter Lisa Harrisburg Seth Honowitz Gerald Teitelbaum Molly Walsh Alex Weinstein

December 2 Jack Boyland Marsha Levinson Phil Rosenberg Michael Stolowitz Melissa WurtenbergerDecember 3 Sonnet Jacobs Roni Kissil Ilissa LevineDecember 4 Amy Andersen Marvin TancerDecember 5 Janet Erony-Kahan Sara LipnitzkyDecember 6 Jose Alvarez Josephine Berenson Edward Fischman Alexis Friedman Jordan HymanDecember 7 Laurie Cohen Jamie TarasukDecember 8 Stacy Miller Esther StillmanDecember 9 Jill Becker Jessica Carr Alon Laviv Linda PosnerDecember 10 Benjamin Katz Marshall Teitelbaum Linda TylkaDecember 11 Debra Cohen Sara Friedman Marci Katz Judy Pincus Ava Shawe

December 12 Wendy Cohn Gary Colton Tamara Hartman Lauren Kessler Marjorie Nagrotsky Benjamin Rosenberg Deanna TalmudDecember 13 Keith Bolton Howard Fox Martin Krieger Daniel Nuchovich Iael Nuchovich Michelle Schapiro Lynn Shapiro Finley Strauss Landon Strauss Robin Walder Makayla WoodDecember 14 Samantha Aronowitz Stephanie David Kieran Rhoades- Broadhead Noah WeissDecember 15 Joshua Borenstein Ron Holland Ilana Levinson Dylan Richman Judy Skurnick Carol Sleeper Lawrence SternDecember 16 Liz LevineDecember 17 Sarah Darby Loel Fishman Robert Greene Lisa Kessler Lisa Kleinfeld Susan Lane Steven LeibovichDecember 18 Samuel Chiet Clare Dana Max Popiel Gary ZentnerDecember 19 Donald Klein Jacqueline Leopold David Randell Bernard SteinDecember 20 Clay Damon Shirley Grangard Gary Krieger Joshua Talero

December 21 Bradley Andersen Lea LuzonDecember 22 Dan Baxter Laura Friedman Sarah Gordon Hudson Hirsch Lillian Hirsch Michael Lerner Geoffrey Moody Norm Skurnick Alec WischDecember 23 Mary Beall Jennifer Boss Jeffrey Dreier Vera Drourr Teddy Dwork Nicole IsdanerDecember 24 Ashley Amsden Doris Kiken Frank Mahramus Allan Maltman Shane RosenbergDecember 25 Louise MaurerDecember 26 Michael Azeez Harris Glickman Paul Madsen Jack Pincus Eileen TurenneDecember 27 Karin Elman Robin Jordan Stuart WeisbrodDecember 28 Jennifer Camerino Brandon Leibovich Zahava Misshula Margo Posner Sheila Teitelbaum Jodie WagnerDecember 29 Zachary ThomasDecember 30 David Foster Rose Lynch Ron Wolf Daniel WurtenbergerDecember 31 Kimberly Levine Marley Levine Daphne Rogers Patricia Stark Chet Zeichner

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WE ARE SO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR DONATIONS4 CHUPPAH STANDSDonated by Nancy & Randy Feld in honor of the marriage of their daughter Amanda Feld to Michael Jones

COMMUNITY GARDENAnnette Zigelsky in memory of Lillian Buan

FLOWER FUNDLois Prokocimer in honor of her husband Bill’s 90th birthdayJamie & Marc Spungin in honor of their son Charlie becoming a Bar Mitzvah

GENERAL FUNDEd Gerstein in memory of Judy GersteinLarry Gelfand & Ellyn Burlakoff in honor of Sophia Liporace becoming a Bat MitzvahJeff Elman in memory of Arnold ElmanStan Geist in memory of Annette GeistSharon Seidenberg in memory of Solomon ZaretskySharon Seidenberg in memory of Ethel SlutzkyBrenda Kramer in memory of Haskell GoldsteinRon Marcus in memory of Leslie MarcusTom Choate in memory of Elizabeth ChoateMartin Kramer in memory of Helen Kramer & Hyman KramerSteve Small in appreciation for the Yom Kippur ServiceToby Sack in honor of Harold Kay’s birthdayCarol & Forrest Sleeper in honor of Brud Tarsches’ 90th birthdayLarry Diamond in memory of Sheldon DiamondPhyllis Dressler in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthday and Harold Kay’s 80th birthday

Carol & Forrest Sleeper in memory of Carol’s sister, Susie FrankDiane Sosman in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdayCarol & Forrest Sleeper and Marci Frank to Melanie Friedman in memory of Emmy Diane & Nathan LaBovick in memory of Joseph SchwartzBarbara Rosen in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdayMr. & Mrs. William Lovett in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdaySandy & Jerry Weiner in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdaySandy & Arthur Drazen in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdayHarriet Fine in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthday

HIGH HOLY DAYS PRAYER BOOKBeverly Pace in memory of Abraham SilbersteinRabbi Bernice K. Weiss in honor of her grandchildren Chloe & SydneySusan & Ross Federgreen (2 Books) in honor of their dear friends, Hal & Debbie BasemanJeff Stark in memory of Nathan StarkPhyllis Dressler in memory of Abbott DresslerRosalie & Bob Grass in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdayLenore & Win Gerson in honor of Bill Prokocimer’s 90th birthdayDonna & Mort Wexler in memory of Milton Brook, father of Donna Wexler

MORTGAGE ELIMINATION FUNDNina Golub in memory of Iris Marcia GrillTamar Maltz in memory of Maurice Silverman

Marilyn & Nate Finkel in honor of the birthdays of Allison Ford, Jesse Levier, Ed Devingo and Jerry Jacobs

MUSIC FUNDMel Wolfe thanking Rabbi for the Board group Aliyah on Yom KippurJennifer & Andy Baumann in honor of their sons Will & Jim becoming B’nei MitzvahBobbie Meissler in memory of Richard MeisslerBobbie Meissler in memory of Mildred Meissler

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDLorrie Garfinkel in memory of Ephraim PlawskyDebbie Roosth in memory of Louis PennAlan Maltman in memory of Esther MaltmanLynne Wachsman in memory of Jack SchemanIrving & Charlotte Markowitz in memory of Clara MarkowitzBarbara & Harvey Falk in memory of Yetta KayKenneth & Rhea Lewis in appreciation to Rabbi for the memorial service for Stan BerkleyMaxine & Ted Essinger wishing a speedy recovery to Jose AlvarezJennifer & Andy Baumann in honor of their sons Will & Jim becoming B’nei MitzvahBeverly & Len Pace in celebration of Bill Prokocimer’s birthdayLorrie Garfinkel in memory of Thelma Miriam PlawskyHillary Sheitelman in memory of Marc BarbakoffSteve Carp in memory of Zola Carp

RABBI’S EDUCATION & PROGRAMMING FUNDWendy & Barry Cohn Liz & Brian Cohn in appreciationCarol Carswell in memory of Sheldon RubinCheryll Plotkin in memory of Bernard Rabin

Linda Wolfe in memory of Zena AdelmanLorraine Katz in memory of Louis PennRosalind & Irwin Cooper in honor of the B’nei Mitzvah of William & James BaumannDiane & Stanley Belsky in memory of Abraham Feitelberg & Rose FeitelbergDiane & Stanley Belsky in memory of Abraham Belsky & Samuel BelskyDanielle & Ryan Billings in honor of the baby naming of their daughters, Addison & AverySharen Levine in memory of her husband Jeffrey Z. Levine

RABBI’S INREACH FUNDRobert & Carol Fox in appreciation to Rabbi for the service for their daughter, WendyLisa & Andrew Wilson in appreciation for their wedding ceremony

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUNDGideon Kroyter in memory of Israel KroyterMarsha Levinson in memory of Jean Messing

SOCIAL ACTION FUNDMelissa & Doug Krulik in memory of Stephanie Krulik Craig Vogel in memory of Jessie VogelJim & Judy Bloom in support of St. George’s Soup Kitchen

THE ONE SCHOOL PRESCHOOL FUNDBill & Beth Goldman in memory of Howard Goldman, father of Bill Goldman, grandfather of Gary GoldmanBill & Beth Goldman in memory of Helen Knotts, mother of Beth Goldman, grandmother of Gary Goldman


DECEMBER YAHRZEITSNOVEMBER 26 – DECEMBER 2 (Read on December 1)Charles Boltuch Father-in-law of Trudy BoltuchCyrille Mendelson Cooper* Sister of Esther Hartman and Aunt of Chris & Eileen Turenne, Herbert & Cindy Hartman and Debora Hartman. Great-Aunt of Tamara Hartman, Matthew Hartman and Kacy, Jaclyn & Michelle TurenneMorris Gordon Father of Herb GordonLillian Pollov Mother of Gail Jarmel & Grandmother of Valerie SnyderRose Steinberg Grandmother of Pamela FriedmanStuart Cohen Nephew of Sandy Weiner & Cousin of Eric WeinerEdwin Dubov Husband of Toby DubovNathan Holover* Father of Rosalie Snyder and Grandfather of Sheryl Stewart & Craig SnyderAbraham Klein Father of Don KleinHarold Merle Kropman Father of Frankie LissauerBenjamin Mittenberg Father of Irving MittenbergTzila Offer Step-grandmother of Gali LevkovitzBeatrice Scheacter Mother of Marcia BeutnerIda Tatarsky Grandmother of Greg TaylorIda Denenberg Grandmother of Rob DenenbergMary Geist Mother of Stan GeistRochelle (Shellie) Kronfeld* Wife of Donald Kronfeld & Mother of Dyann GormezanoRuth Mohl Mother of Mim DavisMelanie Sprechman* Sister of Ken SprechmanVera Kabolotsky Aunt of Joe MeshilMoe Light* Father of Nate LightThomas Russell Father of Brian RussellEugene Amado* Father of Debbie CarrJudy Droste Sister of Ron HollandMildred Engelhardt Grandmother of Joel EngelhardtBertha Fineberg* Mother of Leona UsherJean Messing Mother of Marsha Levinson & Grandmother of Barry LevinsonIsadore Stone* Father of Al StoneFrances Baseman* Mother-in-law of Jackie Baseman & Grandmother of Hal Baseman

Lynn Katz Mother of Connie GolberMina Conway Morello Mother of Dan MorelloJulius Shuldiner Father of Marc ShuldinerStanley Solomont Father of Edie WolfEsther Weiner Mother of Jerry Weiner, Grandmother of Eric WeinerAlfred Wohlgemuth* Father of Judy ColarussoRosalind Epstein Sister of Mel WolfeHerman Wallman Father of Lois Prokocimer & Grandfather of Ilyse KarwoskiLinda White Wife of Harvey White and Mother of Abigail, Jared & Seth White

DECEMBER 3 – DECEMBER 9 (Read on December 8)Sally Grusby* Mother-in-law of Myrna AbramowitzCarl Jarmel Father-in-law of Gail Jarmel & Grandfather of Valerie SnyderJulia Landy Mother of Sue Freedland & Grandmother of Howard FreedlandMollie Littky Grandmother of Julie Littky-RubinAlan Bergman Brother-in-law of Lillian Wasserman & Uncle of Sara Ward Ida Frank Grandmother of Carol SleeperEdna Hibel Plotkin* Mother of Andrew Plotkin & Grandmother of Wendy PlotkinHerbert Schurowitz Father of Ron ShawRose Black* Grandmother of Myrna AbramowitzHarry Freedland Father of Dan Freedland & Grandfather of Howard FreedlandHerman Kaytes Father of Elinor WapnerRosalind Klausman Aunt of Carla LewisGreg Martin Brother-in-law of Bob & Celeste LondonJoseph Wenit Father of Carol GoldsteinAbraham Fund* Grandfather of Sandra FoxHenrietta Schurowitz Mother of Ron ShawSamuel Schwartzman* Husband of Sonja Schwartzman z"lLillian Sheinman Mother of Geryl DeixlerBessie Wolk Mother of Ruth SchifferRobert Rosenberg Father of Melissa MulvaneyLeonard Sosman Brother-in-law of Diane Sosman

Sidney "Sam" Azeez Father of Michael AzeezMorris Cohen Uncle of Debbie CarrIda Lena Seidman Mother of Frank SeidmanElaine Sherman Mother of Jane ChoateFrances Silverberg Mother of Alan SilverbergMorton Wasserman Father of Paul Wasserman

DECEMBER 10 – DECEMBER 16 (Read on December 15)Sylvia Abramowitz Aunt of Bob FellerJames Keough Father of Brenda LaneMurray Slutzky Uncle of Sharon SeidenbergJoseph Wapner Father of Mort WapnerBernard Barnett Father of Charlie BarnettJulius Meissler Father-in-law of Bobbie MeisslerDr. Alfred Shapiro Father of Steven ShapiroDavid Mestelman* Uncle of Natalie Lango & Mike DeakterSarah Miller Mother of David Miller & Grandmother of Shellie ChietEllis Rubin Brother of Jeanne TarschesLeslie Weintraub* Daughter-in-law of Mort WeintraubMax Schatzer* Father of Barbara LeafIda Schuster Grandmother of Shari RodgersShirley Cutler Sister of Dan Freedland & Aunt of Howard FreedlandIsrael Finkelstone* Grandfather of Sandra LandsmanShirley Rubin Mother of Carol CarswellJack Shapiro Father of Ena GotkinMarilyn Sirkus Aunt of Myrna AbramowitzMiriam Beifel Grandmother of Patsy BoylandLeonard Krieger Father of Gary KriegerAlexander Nason Father of Mickey BermanArnold Nathan Father of Meryl GoldbergMurray Tishler Father of Diane SosmanIrving Block Father of Linda KayBelle Kroll* Mother of Evelyn SlotkinAugusta Lazarus Mother-in-law of Jack Barr

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DECEMBER YAHRZEITSCorinne S. Leopold Mother of Mark LeopoldAnn Light* Mother of Nate LightMarty Rubin* Father of Marla KriegerEdith Stein* Mother of Barbara Seltzer

DECEMBER 17 – DECEMBER 23 Read on December 22)Harry Berman Father-in-law of Mickey BermanEdward Bernstein Grandfather of Joel EngelhardtIrving Maltman Father of Allan MaltmanBernard Rosenfeld Cousin of Arnie WeinsteinLillian Solomon Mother of Roz Gitlitz & Grandmother of Dena GitlitzSylvia Wasserman Mother of Paul WassermanFlorence Federgreen Mother of Ross FedergreenMichael Gurovitsch Father of Beni GurovitschReba Kaminsky Sister-in-law of Lillian Wasserman & Aunt of Sara WardLouis Black Father of Marilyn FinkelNancy Fisher Mother of Lisa HarrisburgSidney Greitzer Father of Nina Sachs & Grandfather of Tana CoppleDelores Smooke Mother of Susan MarzinaJack Greenbaum Father of Rhea ExizianGloria Kanfer* Sister of Irv MarkowitzLouis Zayon* Father of Herbert ZayonMaurice Edelstein Father of Sandy EdelsteinRenee Goldberg Mother of Steven GoldbergVincent Manfra* Father of Glenn ManfraBenny Frank Grandfather of Carol SleeperJulius Lebrecht Father of Harriet ZysmanAbraham Smith Father of Molly CohenShirley Boodson Grandmother of Andrea RothMarty Grusby* Husband of Myrna AbramowitzSamuel Slifkin* Father of Mark Slifkin & Grandfather of Howard Slifkin

DECEMBER 24 – DECEMBER 30 (Read on December 29)Ruth Feingold Mother of Sharon Holinstat & Grandmother of Tammy WebberDavid Trosty Brother of Sara WalshJacob Weiner Father of Jerry Weiner & Grandfather of Eric WeinerLois Caplan Cousin of Nina NemerofskyDavid Katz Father of Stuart KatzCaroll L. Moody Father of Bryan MoodySam Nass Father of Joan TagerDavid Olanow* Father of Wendy CohnFrank Philmore* Husband of Erika PhilmoreSylvia Silvers* Mother of Jerry Silvers & Grandmother of Jason SilversMorris Cohn* Father of Barry Cohn & Grandfather of Stacey Runfola & Brian CohnRay Goldstein Mother of Brenda Kramer & Grandmother of Lauren Kramer-GoldvasserAl Kutner Grandfather of Andrea RothCarole Shaya Mother of Anthony ShayaPaul Allen Father of Judi Rubenstein & Grandfather of Mark RubensteinJulius Koch Father of Karen FellerHarold Stavisky Brother of Norman StaviskyArthur F. "Jim" Baumann Father of Andy BaumannLouis Kaplan* Father of Judy BloomTillie LaBovick Mother of Nathan LaBovick & Grandmother of Brian LaBovickCara Becker Daughter of Eric & Jill Becker and Sister of Jacob & Gregory BeckerCele Blumberg* Mother of Shirley GoldbergMabel Harris Essinger Mother of Ted EssingerSaul Hochman Father of Bob HochmanMary Kutner Grandmother of Andrea RothFrances Rodan* Grandmother of Bruce RodanVivian Schwartz Mother of Judy Rosenthal

DECEMBER 31 – JANUARY 6 (Read on January 5)Jack Murphy Uncle of Maureen Cohen

Max Roth* Grandfather of Mel WolfeRuth Becker Mother of Hal BeckerSamuel Arthur Lerner Father of Marilyn BeckerWilliam Lewis* Father of Stephen LewisPaul Myerson Brother of Daniel MyersonHenry Peterson* Father of Jerome PetersonSaul Shade* Father of Nada ImbrialeGladys Fader Sister of Mort SiegelGabor Foldes Father of Danielle WolffMorris Gerstein* Father of Edward GersteinAvigail Horkin Grandmother of Karni KissilRonny Levi Sister of Marge Gildenhorn & Aunt of Cheryl BaldwinClara Levy Mother of Charlie LevyJack Morganstein Father of Alan Morganstein & Grandfather of Marcy IsdanerMax Rabinowitz Father of Shirley GrangardHerbert Tannenbaum* Father of Fredda SteidleSarah Lena Beider* Mother of Naomi DietchweilerMorris Borenstein Father of Phyllis FiermanRobert D. Dana Father of Clare DanaGeorge Goldberg Father-in-law of Sandy GoldbergEllen Goldsmith Daughter of Sandy & Carole GreeneGilbert Greene Father of Robert GreeneShirley Millman Grandmother of Gary ColtonHannah Cohn* Mother of Barry Cohn and Grandmother of Stacey Runfola & Brian CohnStanley Dreier Father of Jeff DreierHarry Kudman Father of Tama RichmanIsrael Robbins Father of Emily BrombergRichard Andelman Father of Marcia FischWilliam Siegel Father of Mort SiegelTillie Black Mother of Marilyn FinkelLouis London* Grandfather of Robin Silvers & Great-Grandfather of Jason SilversJoan Nathan Mother of Meryl GoldbergStephanie Schiffer Daughter-in-law of Ruth Schiffer* Denotes Memorial Plaque


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