-. ( , TEMPLE BINAI OR BULLETIN Sd to: • I Library HUC-JIR 3101 Clifton Ave. Cincinnati, OR 45220 � R. Mt. N 0Ἐ An Affiate of the Union of Amerin Hebrew Congrations May, 1c3 The Rabbi Writes... The Bar or the Mitzvah? There is a growing conce among some Temple mem- bers and within the Reform Movement about BarlBat Mitzvah parties. In the words of a recent resolution of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the parties o on become "excessive and inappropria celebraons... occasions for idolatry and the relentless commercial colonization of o sacred events," examples of "excesses of wasteful consumption ... glitzy theme events, sophisticad entertainment and expens� VC dLY favors." They on force families to spend way yond their means; and besides, they usually are not ve Jewish. This particular resolution calls on the UC to promote celebrations chacterized by "fily cohesion, au- thentic iendship, acts of tzedaka, and parties suitable for chi1dren." It also suggested that Temples consider the creation of guidelines. There is nothing wrong with a BarlBat Mitzvah party. Actually, it is an expression of a very wonderful tradi- tion known as the s'udat mitzvah, literally the "mitzvah Continued on Page Five.... Last Day Of Religious School Rescheduled See Religious School News page 4 Annual Congregational Meeting May 20, 1993 8 p.m. SCHEDULE OF SERCES . 1 a m exander wensteiJennifer Greeneba B'nai Mitzvah 7 Family Shabbat Seice - 7:30 p.m. 4th Grade Shabbaton pm Teacher Recognition honoring Elaine Gaidemak Join us as we express our thanks to Elaine Gaidemak . 8 +' a m Meredith CarletonlElizabeth Waʦon B'not Mitzvah . p Shabbat Evening Seice -8:00 p.m. Renaissance Shabbat Rabbi Z. Dad Levy will speak . / am Tot Shabbat - 9:15 a.m. Garrett Szibdat Bar Mitzvah -11:00 a.m. 5 pm Consecration of Conmands (private) - 7:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Seice - 8:00 p.m. Drim Graduation Members of our 12th grade graduating class will speak . 6 am Stephen FrieJonathan Sterman B'nai Mitzvah 7 a Confirmation y : am Coffee and... -8:45 a.m. Shavuoizkor - 9:00 a.m. < p Shabbat Evening Seice - 8:00 p.m.
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TEMPLE BINAI OR BULLETIN Send to:
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Library HUC-JIR 3101 Clifton Ave. Cincinnati, OR 45220
� E:e Overlook Road. MOtTIstown. New Jersey 07960
An Affiliate of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations May, 1993
The Rabbi Writes ...
The Bar or the Mitzvah? There is a growing concern among some Temple members and within the Reform Movement about BarlBat Mitzvah parties. In the words of a recent resolution of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the parties too often become "excessive and inappropriate celebrations ... occasions for idolatry and the relentless commercial colonization of our sacred events," examples of "excesses of wasteful consumption ... glitzy theme events, sophisticated entertainment and expens� VC }idLY favors." They often force families to spend way beyond their means; and besides, they usually are not very Jewish.
This particular resolution calls on the UAHC to promote celebrations characterized by "family cohesion, authentic friendship, acts of tzedaka, and parties suitable for chi1dren." It also suggested that Temples consider the creation of guidelines.
There is nothing wrong with a BarlBat Mitzvah party. Actually, it is an expression of a very wonderful tradition known as the s'udat mitzvah, literally the "mitzvah
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Last Day Of Religious School Rescheduled
See Religious School News page 4
Annual Congregational Meeting May 20, 1993 8 p.m.
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Saturday. May 1 11:()() a m
Alexander Lowenstein/Jennifer Greenebaurn B'nai Mitzvah
Friday. May 7 Family Shabbat Service - 7:30 p.m.
4th Grade Shabbaton
7:30pm.
Teacher Recognition honoring Elaine Gaidemak Join us as we express our thanks to Elaine Gaidemak
Saturday. May 8 11'()() a m
Meredith CarletonlElizabeth Watson B'not Mitzvah
Friday. May 14 8:()() p.m. Shabbat Evening Service -8:00 p.m.
Renaissance Shabbat Rabbi Z. David Levy will speak
Saturday. May 15 11:()() am
Tot Shabbat - 9:15 a.m. Garrett Szibdat Bar Mitzvah -11:00 a.m.
Friday. May 21 8:()() p m. Consecration of Conflrmands (private) - 7:15 p.m.
Shabbat Evening Service - 8:00 p.m. Drim Graduation
Members of our 12th grade graduating class will speak
Saturday. May 22 11:()() a m
Stephen Fried/Jonathan Sterman B'nai Mitzvah
Sunday. May 23 11:()() a.m.
Confirmation
Wednesday. May 26 9:()() am Coffee and ... -8:45 a.m.
ShavuotlYizkor - 9:00 a.m.
Friday. May 28 8:()() p.m.
Shabbat Evening Service - 8:00 p.m.
Th()ughts From The Cantor
ACTIVITY IN THE CANTOR'S CORNER The calendar has been so busy the last few months. What fun it has been to make music with the new Temple B'nai Or Children's Choir! I am so proud of the work they have done. In addition to being motivated, sweet, committed, and talented, they have managed to sing in Yiddish with flair! They are getting better by the minute!
This year the Adult Volunteer Choir has been producing some pretty fine and impressive sounds. As always they take on the musical challenges with spirit and commitment. During the next two months they shall participate in some special services.
I have received great satisfaction from teaching the inquisitive persons who have attended the Prayerbook Class that is held on Sundays at 12:00 noon. We are studying the structure of our prayers, their history and meaning . You really don't need to have any knowledge of Hebrew in order to understand. Call me with any questions I have many thoughts concerning a class for next year and I'd like to know who is interested.
Last, but not least, it has been a pleasure to work with the Confirmation Class of 1993. They will share their thoughts and talents with you on May 23rd. It has been very gratifying to get to know them and to see their growth as people and students throughout the year.
YASHAR KOCHACHEM!! MAY YOU ALL GROW FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH!!
m ...... frwrt tile Preatdeftt MAY EVENTS With the Blizzard of '93 behind us, May begins with the wonderful Cantorial Concert on May 1. If you attend only one concert this year, Cantor Staiman's "Nostalgic Journey" should be that concert. Join the congregation in this highly anticipated event!
Add to your MUST DO list for May the ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING on May 20. As a member in good standing and a partner in the success of Temple B'nai Or, come and participate in our annual meeting. You'll meet your friends and share in very important events: electing your new Officers and Board of Trustees; adopting the balance of a new constitution; reviewing the budget for the 1993-94 fiscal year; reviewing our activities this year and plans for the coming year. Congregational attendance has been "modest" in past years. We urge you to come and share in your Temple's direction.
Also, please highlight the Food and Clothing Drive scheduled for May 2 - May 9. Make it a family Mitzvah to help others who are less fortunate. Share and help others suffer less.
Looking forward beyond May, please think of all that Temple B'nai Or means to you as we begin to make plans for two very important activities. The first is a revitalized Endowment Program that Past President Marc Allen has agreed to direct. A successful endowment program will help assure the health of your Temple in future years. Without an endowment program, we will be subject to annual budget problems and will have insufficient funds to draw upon for major financial requirements. We will be developing a complete program during the next several months. Please contact Rabbi RossotT, Marc Allen, or myself if you
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The Men's Club thanks the following businesses for their generous contribution to our Temple:
Argyle's All American Restaurant 217 South Street
Four Seasons Wine and Liquor 154 South Street
Headquarters Plaza Hotel 3 Headquarters Plaza
Khiva 11 South Street
Saturn of Morristown 50 Morris Avenue
Please show your appreciation by patronizing these businesses.
SOCIAL ACTION NEWS There will be a food and clothing drive the week of May 2 - 9 here at Temple. We can really use peanut butter,jelly, juice, baby food, tuna fish, pasta, cereals, canned soups, canned vegetables and canned fruits. In the clothing line we need men's clothes, children clothes, linens and towels. We also have a need for suitcases.
Temple B'Nai Or (201) 539-4539
An Affiliate of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Rabbi Donald B. Ros!;OfT
Cantor Deborah R Staiman
Rabbi Emeritus Z. David Luvy
President Irv GozonlSky
Sisterhood President Barbara Ackerman
Men's Club President Richard Burgh
Editor Catherine Litwin
Director of Education Elaine R Gaidemak. RJ.E.
Choir Director Alice Maleski
Faithfully Yours An Open Letter To President Clinton Concerning Jonathan Pollard We, the undersigned rabbis, representatives of the broad spectrum of the Jewish religious community, wish to voice our plea for justice for Jonathan Pollard.
We in no way condone acts of espionage or any violation of our country's laws. We nonetheless call upon you, Mr. President, to recognize that the lifetime sentence imposed upon Jonathan Pollard is unduly harsh and grossly inconsistent with the punishment given to other Americans convicted of similar and even worse crimes.
We therefore call upon you to demonstrate your commitment to justice by commuting Jonathan Pollard's sentence to the time, almost seven years, he has already served. This would be consistent with, indeed, longer than, sentehces typically imposed by American courts for similar offenses. Jonathan Pollard's sentence should appropriately reflect the punishment that is commensurate with his crime.
Signed by the Presidents of the Seminaries and the President and Executive Vice President of the Rabbinical organizations representing Conservative, Reconstructionist, Reform and OrthodoxJudaism, and by Rabbi Donald B. Rossoff
May 7-8
. . �-�. TORAH DIGEST �----'f4 � --- I,J '" r
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EM OR Leviticus 21:1 - 24:23
Following the responsibilities of the Biblical priesthood to remain ritually and morally pure is a description of the Biblical holy days. First among them is the Shabbat. The first of the three Pilgrimage Festivals is Passover, feast of unleavened bread. Mter Passover are seven weeks of bringing barely offerings (the "Omer"), culminating in the festival of weeks, Shavuot. The third of the three festivals is celebrated at the final harvest by taking lulav and etrog, and living in booths, Sukkot. At harvest time we are commanded to give the poor thei r due. The two nonagricultural Holy Days are also commanded: Rosh Hashana, a day of the sounding of the shofar and Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement, a day of self-denial and expiation.
May 14-15 BEHAR-BECHUCOTAI
Leviticus 25:1 -27:34
In this week's Torah portion, laws concerning economicjustice and equality; The Sabbatical year in which the land itself observes a year of rest every seventh year; the Jubilee year every 50 years in which slaves are freed and land is returned to the original tribal owners ("Proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the inhabitants thereof!"); the command to lend money to the needy without interest.
May 21 -22 BAMIDBAR
Numbers 1:1 - 4:20
This portion begins the book of Bamidbar (In the Wilderness). A census is taken of the Israelites, hence the English title of the book, Numbers. The tribes are assigned their encampment positions for the journey to the land oflsrael. At the center of the camp will always be the Tabernacle, the physical token of God's presence in their midst. The Levitical families are given their individual responsibilities in the transporting and functioning of the Tabernacle.
May 28 - 29 NASO Numbers 4:21 - 7:89
The initiation of the Tabernacle continues with the ceI1sus of the Levitical families and a description of their ritual responsibilities. Laws concerning N azirite vows and the suspected adulteress are also given. The sons of Aaron are instructed to pronounce the "Priestly Benediction" over the people: "May the Lord bless you and keep you ... "
Summary Of Board Of Trustees Meeting Minutes Thirty-one Board members were in attendance on March 8 to hear about, advise and guide the Temple's direction for another month.
Irv Gozonsky presided over the meeting and named the committee who will negotiate the Cantor's contract.
Treasurer, Phil Kaufman explained that the 1993-94 budget will be presented in April. Cantor Staiman told of the success in ticket sales for the concert and Richard Burgh reported on the popular Men's Club Tennis Party.
Rabbi Ross off requested that everyone be sensitive to the Jewish holidays when planning events. He also spoke of the Religious School's parent/student program on AIDS presented by outside experts.
Wendy Fried discussed the progress being made on the Educa tor search committee. She felt they needed the leeway to offer a multi-year contract. A motion was offered in that regard, but following an emotional debate, was tabled.
The acting administrator mentioned the - .
building is now open on Tuesday evenings until 10:00 PM for meetings, but must be scheduled through the office. She also informed the Board that the new employees continue to be working out well.
Standing Committees: Personnel - Search is on for an administrator Nominating - Submitted slate for 1993-94 Fund Raising - Urged the support of SCRIP program
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,&JIrz. SCHOOL NEWS v,, __ "" I SNOW CHANGES SCHOOL SCHEDULE
School was closed on three Sundays, two Mondays, one Tuesday and one Thursday this year due to our unusual winter weather conditions. Because of the bad weather we will add one day onto our Sunday schedule. Therefore school will be open on Sunday, May 23rd. In order not to interfere with Confirmation, which will also take place that morning, parents are asked to follow this revised schedule:
INTERMEDIATE GRADES; (4 -7) The Lag Ba'Omer Field day scheduled for May 16th will now take place
on May 23rd. Parents of students in Grades Four through Seven are asked to drop students off at the regular time at the school entrance and pick their carpools up at the Thomas Jefferson Playground at 11:10 AM.
PRIMARY GRADES (K -3); Students will follow their regular schedule and will be dropped off and
picked up at the school entrance. Elaine B. Gaidemak, RJE Director of Education
REGISTRATION FORMS DUE If you have not yet returned your Registration Forms for the 1993-1994 school year to the Religious School Office, please do so before the last day of school. This information is important for staffing decisions. Thank you for your he} !
SNOW MAKESUNDAY
MAY 23RD
FAMILY EDUCATION
GRADE TWO - Join us on Sunday may 2nd at 12:15PM in the Sanctuary when Second Graders will find a letter of their name in the Torah, receive special blessings from their families and prepare to begin the formal study of Hebrew.
GRADE FOUR- Join us on Friday evening, May 7th for Teacher Recognition Shabbat when Fourth Grade will lead us in worship. Help honor students and their teachers.
PRIMARY (K-3)- We will hold our special End of the Year Music Program on Sunday, May 16th at 12:30 PM in the Courtyard.
ORIM GRADUATION
WE CONGRATULATE THE FOLLOWING
Friday
May 21st 8:00 PM
during
Shabbat
Worship
Services.
Join us as these Seniors graduate from ORIM.
Ben Henson Megan Gannet Sarah Nelson
Marc Sukoneck
STUDENTS WHO WILL
David Ackerman Scott Martin Kevin Cookler Julie Marx
Rachel Dougan Rachel Nelson Jeremy Konwiser Kathy Piermont
David Lyon Eric Rosenthal Sadie Marcello Chad Schorr
Starr Marcello Randi Sukoneck
Watch for flyer for the
3rd Annual Golf Outing Call Alan Ackerman 895-2097
Bar or the Mitzvah? Continued from Page One
meal." This is a celebration held to extend and enhance the joy of a family member's fulfillment of a mitzvah, e.g., brit milah, barlbat mitzvah, wedding. Ideally, the party should reflect the values and financial situation of the family. And yet, so often, parents find themselves under a great deal of pressure: from the children to imitate what their friends might have had; from family, business associates and friends to "keep up with the Cohenses"; as well as from the desire to make everyone else happy. We at Temple have been addressing these issues more and more. It is important to do so, not only because of the money that is spent but because of the messages that are given as to what is really important. As I say in a letter to families preparing for BarlBat Mitzvah: the values that the party expresses are a more powerful statement than any spoken lessons we could impart to our children!
To help families create the most meaningful BarlBat Mitzvah experiences, we have begun to distribute to the families of Sixth Grader a wonderful new book by my friend and classmate, Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin, Putting God on the Guest List: How toReclaim the Spiritual Meaning of Your Child's Bar or Bat Mitzvah, as well as the issue of Reform Judaism MaiAzine discussing the issue. We hope that each family will give these tools careful consideration when planning their "simchas." This, of course, is a very personal/familial issue. I would like to open up a dialogue on the issue. What do YOU think about the UARC resolution and the issue of BarlBat Mitzvah celebrations? What have been the most meaningful experiences in your family and with those celebrations you have attended? What are the pressures you feel or felt? What are the values that you think should be expressed by the celebration? Write to me and in the coming months. We will publish excerpts of your responses. I look forward to hearing from you.
Rabbi Don Rossoff
May Events Continued from Page Two
meeting. You'll meet your friends and share in very important events: electing your new Officers and Board of Trustees; adopting the balance of a new constitution; reviewing the budget for the 1993-94 fiscal year; reviewing our activities this year and plans for the coming year. Congregational attendance has been "modest" in past years. We urge you to come and share in your Temple's direction. Also, please highlight the Food and Clothing Drive scheduled for May 2 -May 9. Make it a family Mitzvah to help others who are less fortunate. Share and help others suffer less. Looking forward beyond May, please think of all that Temple B'nai Or means to you as we begin to make plans for two very important activities. The first is a revitalized Endowment Program that Past President Marc Allen has agreed to direct. A successful endowment progi-am Willheip·assure the health' of your Temple in future years. Without an endowment program, we will be subject to annual budget problems and will have insufficient funds to draw upon for major financial requirements. We will be developing a complete program during the next several months. Please contact Rabbi Rossoff, Marc Allen, or myself if you would like to participate in creating this vital program. The second event is the celebration of Temple B'nai Or's 40TH ANNIVERSARY in 1994. Our Temple was founded in 1954 and we're approaching a special time, a grand celebration complete with fond memories, stories, and special events. That's the good news, now we need your help to make our 40TH ANNIVERSARY truly outstanding. We're reaching out to our entire congregational family for volunteers to help in many ways, too many to list here. Just call the office, or Rabbi Rossoff, or myself. We need to begin making our plans now for the grand 40th. rn be looking forward to seeing you at the Concert and at the Congregational Meeting.
Irv Gozonsky
IN MEMORIAM When cherished ties are broken, our burden of sadness is made lighter by the sympathy and comfort of friends. The Congregation extends its sympathy to the families of:
Sam Chase Ida Berman Morris Cooper Betty Erichson
Seymour Hackman Gary Rosencrans
MEN'S CLUB NEWS Men's Club and Sisterhood are sponsoring a Gourmet Breakfast on Sunday, May 16th, at 10:00 AM, followed at 11:00 AM by a lecture on Human Sexuality And The Talmud. The guest speaker is Arthur Kurzweil who is an editor, writer, teacher and lecturer. 'He is the author of From Generation to Generation· How to Trace Your Jewish Genealogy and Personal Histoa and My Generations· A Course in Jewish Family Histoa.
He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Jewish Book Club and is the Vice-President of Jason Aronson Publishers. Cost is $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for children under 12. Baby sitting is $1.00 per child. Please mail checks to Richard W. Burgh, 13 Grace Way, Morristown, NJ 07960. The annual Temple Picnic is being held on June 13th from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM at the Lewis Morris Park, Sunrise Lake Picnic Area. It is free to Temple members, just bring your favorite salad or dessert to share with others. Men's Club will provide barbecued chicken, hamburgers and hot dogs. RSVP by June 7 a must. Call Richard W. Burgh at 984-9703.
Don't Forget.... Temple B'Nai Or's Pilgrimage
to Israel and Egypt 12118193 - 112194
Call Catherine Litwin 539-5552
Special Notice In accordance with the Constitution of Temple B'n4i: Or, the Nominating Committee submitted the following slate of Officers and Trustees for election at the Annual Congregational Meeting on May 20, 1993.
Temple 8'Nai Or 1993-94 Slate of Officers and Trustees
Phyllis Feinblum
BarryEfros Dolores Gingold
Roy Konwiser Larry Leibowitz
Gary Aidekman Bill Blatt
President Vicki Nelson
Vice Presidents LindaHaan Treasurer
Phillip Kaufman
Financial Secretary Janice Burgh
Board Secretary Bonnie Ackerman
Trustees (Term ending 1994)
Marc Spurr
Stephen Leviss Jack Piermont Donald Piermont Harriet Samuels Stewart Ginsberg
Trustees (Term ending 1995) Dolores Rems Connie Rubin James Rubenstein Elaine Schwartz Ronald Levy
Trustees (Term ending 1996) Catherine Litwin Deborah Sprung Ken Parker Shari Stack Art Klein
mEEOF LIFE
To celebrate a special simcha, you are invited to purchase a stone or leaf on our Tree of Life.
For information, please call Judy Helderman at 540-0346
There are three important dates to remember coming up in the near future. First, we have a Gourmet Breakfast on Sunday, May 16th at 10:00 AM honoringRenaissance members. Thetopic is
Human Sexuality and the Talmud. Secondly, on Friday, May 14 at 6:00 PM, there will be a catered Renaissance Sabbath Dinner prior to the Renaissance Shabbat Service. Ira and Barry Tabatchnik are the featured caterers, and the menu includes chicken. glazed carrots, tossed salad, kugel, a dessert cake , chaUah, wine and coffee. The price is $15.00 per person. For reservations, send your check to Jack Swotinsky at 19 Locust Drive, Morris Plains, NJ 07950. RESERVATION DEADI'INE IS MAY 8!!! Last, but surely not least, save the date of June 12 from 8:00 until midnight. Renaissance is subsidizing a Temple wide FortieslFifties Dance featuring the Elusive Eleven under the direction of Bud Clark. The price is $12.50 per person and this inlcudes a buffet. BYOB. Seats are allocated on a first come basis. Space limitation of the Social Hall may require ticket issuance based on the postage date. Heftervation Deadline ;8 JUDe 3. Send checks to Jack Swotinsky, address printed above. r-------------,
SUPERMARKET SCRIP ORDER FORM
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Amount Enclosed:
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May is blossoming with events!
Join us in the So cial Hall on Tue sday evening. May 18th. at 7:00. when Debbie Powell perfor m s for our Me and M y Kid evening. This is a t ime to bring your child and your voice for an evening of pur e f unl RSVP to Linda. 539-5876.
DON'T FORGET TO JOIN US MAY 16th AT T HE RESCHEDULED GOURMET BREAKFAST !
The marvelous month
of m21)' in �isterhood T
Come join us at Temple on Su nday morning. May 23 r d at 11:00. as we honor the Con firmation class of 1993.
That Su nday, the following wonderf ul s t udents will be conUrmed. We will be sending each of them a Goldengram f r om the National Federation of Temple Sisterhood s. The y will be calligraphed with the Signat ur e s of each of their wellwisher s. We will be
happy to calligraph your name on one of these spe cial
do cumen t s for the price of $1.00. Please caU Barbara
A ck.er man 540-8863.
Con firmand s of 1993 David Acker.an Ke vin CookieI' Rachel DouQan Jereay Konwiser David Lyon Scot.t. Martin Sadie Kar cello St.arr Mar cello Julie Marx Qachel Nelson Kat.h y P ieraont. Eve Rosent.hal Chad Schorr Randy Sukonek
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Finall y. ma.n y thanks to S tace y Sch lo s ser and the Crad le Roll cr ew for ano ther grea.t year of young famil y tun! Enor mous thanks, also, to Ch ris tine Freed man for a gr eat Pa.s sover Seder.
of
Tributes . . . thank you for caring
RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In memory of Morris Cooper, Donna Okin's father
• Renee Cooper, Donna and Ed Okin Ida Berman, Herbert Berman'S mother
• Herbert and Eleanor Berman Larry Ross' mother
Linda and Ed Wacks
CARING COMMUNITY FUND
In memory of Leah Farber
Joy, Leon and Meredith Kurland
HOUSING THE HOMELESS FUND
In honor of Our 50th wedding anniversary
• Natalie and Ivan Basch
In memory of Betty Erichson, Carol Kane's mother
Child Study Team and Pupil Services Special Education Department of the Morris School District Dee and Irv Gozonsky
Seymour Hackman, Shirley Lazarus' brother Natalie and Ivan Basch
Larry Ross' mother Hilda Benes
Yetta Smilowitz Shirley and Burt Appel
JASON LEWIS FUND
In honor of The birth of Deenie and Sid Schlosser's grandson, Marc
Elaine and Sy Lewis
In memory of Seymour Hackman
Elaine and Sy Lewis Renee Stanley's husband
Beth & Gregg Benson Lila and Peter Roberts
JUSTIN WAYNE MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of Mildred Stern William Ottinger
Liese Wayne
PRA YERBOOK FUND
In honor of Alexander Schuhz's Bar Mitzvah
• Barbara, Bob, Jeff, Danny and Hanna Siegelman
In memory of Morris Cooper
• Pam and Bob Handler Morris Cooper
Cindy and David Sims ·Denotes the purchase of a prayerbook.
DEBBIE ROSS KITCHEN FUND
In honor of The Sisterhood
Anonymous
Marc Hamihon Schlosser Shari and Jay Stack
SOVIET RESETILEMENT FUND
In memory of In memory of Christina Marie Meredith
• Barbara and Ken Parker
TEACHER ENRICHMENT FUND
In honor of The acceptance of Elaine Schwartz's second textbook
Elaine Gaidemak
In memory of Morris Cooper
The Keil Family
TEMPlE B'NAI OR DEFICIT REDUCTION FUND
In honor of The birth of Marc Hamihon Schlosser
Elaine and Bernard Menkes
TlEDAKAH FUND
In memory of Sid Salny
Jane S. Redbord and Family
YAHRlEIT FUND
In memory of Julius Levine
Tobey Levine and Children Ida R. Goldblatt
Joy and Ron Goldblatt Max Neger
Marion Gaines Saul S. Stein
• Sid Stein Mendel Schleichkorn
Dora Faber Evelyn Jewel
• Jane and Kenneth Jewel Sidney Margolin
Bonnie and Alan Ackerman Anna Basch J. Bernard Basch
Natalie and Ivan Basch Evelyn lahn Sam lahn Gertrude Lerner Paul Lerner
Lynda and Irwin Lerner Rochelle Berman
Herbert Berman Carl Liberman
Adriene and Martin Liberman Jacob Marlowe Jackler
Margot Jackler Erwin Widmann
• Widmann Family Angela Bittman
• Harry Bittman Edith Spector
Marcia (Spector) Feinsod
Joseph Milman Yvette Cohen
William Orgel Phyllis Feinblum
Bessie Flowerman The Flowerman Family
Pauline Kohn Sid Kohn
Sade Somach Margaret Grow Catherine and Marissa Litwin
On March 15th Natalie and Ivan Basch celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Congratulations!
Pleallf! share your good news with Temple. Call Debbie at the Temple ofllee, 539-4539, and we'll be happy to print your family new ..
Watch for flyer for the
3rd Annual Golf Outing -Call Alan Ackerman
895-2097
Board Minutes Continued from Page Three
Social Action - Requested $200 from Tzedakah be used for an ad in the Soup Kitchen Journal (approved unanimously)
Prior to adjournment Don Piermont handed out a summary of the Board retreat and suggestions for immediate action.
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Sailing, Boating, Tennis, Swimming Pool, Locket Rooms and Private Docks
Gracious Dining in a Resort Environment
Membership Limited to 70 families
For Information, Call Carole or Ed Lietz at (201) 763-1685
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