ANSHE CHESED FA IRMOUNT TEMPLE

BSUMMER CONCERT

SERIES ATFAIRMOUNT TEMPLE

This July, Fairmount Temple will kick off

free outdoor concerts featuring a variety of

musical entertainment to brighten your

Sunday afternoons.

The series will begin Sunday, July 19, at4 p.m. with a concert from Forecast, acontemporary jazz band performing a

musical blend of instrumental Jazz, Funk,

Rock, Reggae and Pop. On Sunday,August 23, join us for a 4 p.m. concert ofthe N.O.S. Band, featuring Motown andRhythm and Blues music.

Bring a blanket, bring a picnic dinner,

bring your kids, bring your dancing shoes

and enjoy a free summer concert outside

(and if weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll

just move it indoors). These are

community concerts, so invite your

families and neighbors to join you.

JULY/AUGUST 2009 �TAMMUZ/AV 5769

Fairmount Temple Embarks on an Exciting JourneyAs Rabbi Nosanchuk Named Senior Rabbi

This is an exciting time for Fairmount Temple as we experience a renewal of energy within

our walls and beyond, as we explore new avenues of worshipping and learning together, and

as we begin to welcome our new Senior Rabbi – Rabbi Robert A. Nosanchuk.

Rabbi Nosanchuk, who will join us in July 2010, has been Senior Rabbi since 2004 at

Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation, a 480-family congregation in Reston, Virginia.

After being a solo rabbi in his current congregation, he is looking forward to developing a

true partnership with our clergy and with you. He is personable, kind, and down to earth.

His sermons are inspiring and he has a passion for teaching. He enjoys making connections

among people and being a presence in the larger Jewish community. He has creative ideas

for moving our historic congregation forward.

Prior to his tenure at Northern Virginia, Rabbi Nosanchuk served as Associate Rabbi at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, a

congregation of 1,600 families. Additional experience includes Rabbinical Intern at Temple Beth El of NorthernWestchester in

New York, Education Director for the Agency for Jewish Education of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, and

Assistant Director of URJ Camp Harlam. He is a member of the Reform Movement’s Joint Commission on Lifelong Jewish

Learning and a visiting faculty member of the URJ Kutz Camp-Institute for Reform Jewish Teens. Rabbi Nosanchuk is a

graduate of HebrewUnion College – Jewish Institute of Religion (NewYork) and has aMasters of Arts in Hebrew Literature and

in Jewish Communal service. He graduated fromMichigan State University with a Bachelors of Arts in Humanities in 1991.

Rabbi Nosanchuk’s wife, Joanie Berger, grew up in Shaker Heights and they have two young children. They are very much

looking forward to being with Joanie’s family in Cleveland, and being closer to the rabbi’s family in Michigan.

(see his message on page 2)

We are grateful to Cantor Sarah Sager, Rabbi Joshua Caruso, and Rabbi Arturo Kalfus for working so hard to help our

synagogue flourish during these past two years. They have come to know Rabbi Nosanchuk during this process and

know that when you meet him, you will be very happy to welcome him and his family into our synagogue home.

(see clergy column, page 2)

I also want to thank our Search Committee, chaired by AmyWain Garnitz and Mort Levin, for their deliberate and thoughtful

search for a rabbi to lead us into the next era at Fairmount Temple. Formore than a year, itsmembersworked tirelessly to identify

our synagogue’s goals and needs, and to clarify exactly what we hoped to find in a spiritual leader (see their column on page 2).

Their efforts have been rewarded with the engagement of a rabbi who embodies the values and skills we have been seeking.

On a more personal note, I cannot express enough how excited I am for Fairmount Temple to have Rabbi Nosanchuk join us.

You will have opportunities over the course of the next year to meet him in person and you will begin to know why I am so

enthusiastic about this next chapter for Anshe Chesed.

May we continue to grow from strength to strength – cain y’hee ratzohn.

Brian YoungPresident

president@fairmounttemple.org

Rabbi Nosanchuk

“To EverythingThere is a Season…”

For the past two years, Rabbi Kalfus, Cantor Sagerand I have striven to build a collegial relationshipbased on trust, respect, and a shared love forAnsheChesed Fairmount Temple. Our partnership hasresulted in positive change for our congregation –inside and out! In Worship (our Kabbalat Shabbatservice regularly welcomes 250 joyfulworshippers), Lifelong Learning (our preschool,Religious School, and adult education programsare top notch), and Social Action (our temple is aproven leader in working towards social change inNortheast Ohio), Fairmount Temple is strong andthriving.Your clergy have worked hard in hopes ofreaching the moment when our congregationwould be ready to welcome a new senior rabbi.Thetime has come.

It is with great anticipation that we look forward topartnering with Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk, the newsenior rabbi of Fairmount Temple. Leah and I wereprivileged to spend some time with Rob and hisfamily and quickly developed a strong connection.I realized how easily the Nosanchuk family fits inwith our community. As his future colleague, I amhappy to share with you that Rob is wise, visionary,and a real mensch. He is a rabbi who chooses tolead with his actions, as well as his words. As youget to know him, I am confident that RabbiNosanchuk is someone this congregation will beproud to call its rabbi. On behalf of the clergy, weare pleased to welcome him to our community fullof people of loving kindness.

May we move from strength to strength!

Rabbi Joshua CarusoJcaruso@fairmounttemple.org

For A NewOpportunity…

I am proud to join the clergy team atAnshe Chesed

Fairmount Temple, beginning next summer.

Thank you so much for this incredible

opportunity!

My wife Joanie Berger and I were married in

Cleveland 11 years ago, and we have visited the

Midwest many times to draw near to family for

holiday celebrations. Now we are enthusiastic

about visiting the synagogue where my rabbinate

will find a new home next year.

I am especially drawn to serve as a rabbi at Anshe

Chesed, where there is such a proud history of

Reform Jewish learning,worship and social action.

I hope we will come to share together a vision of

making our synagogue a place of discovery- where

our highest ideals can become a reality.

In the coming months, I will continue to serve as

rabbi at Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation

(http://nvhcreston.org), as they search for a new

rabbi, while I begin to meet you on visits to

Cleveland. You may wish to see the website of my

current synagogue to learn about some of the

collaborative and exciting work in which I have

been engaged. For now I look forward to following

the activities at Anshe Chesed- talking with clergy,

lay leaders, staff and members to plan a transition

together to an exciting new time in temple life.

I hope this summer brings you and your loved

ones many sweet blessings!

Rabbi Rob Nosanchuk

For an ExcitingFuture!

In the fall of 2007, Board President Brian Young

created the Senior Rabbi Search Committee, a

committee representing the diversity of our

Congregation’s membership.

This Committee met with Rabbi Hesch Sommer,

Placement Director of the Central Conference of

American Rabbis, and Rabbi Steve Mills,

Regional Director of the URJ. They assisted us in

assessing the needs of our Congregation, and

establishing a Senior Rabbi Profile prior to our

embarking on the interview process. This was

followed by congregational surveys and focus

groups, and several congregational town hall

meetings to gather input from our members and

constituent groups.

Following a lengthy application submitted to the

Central Conference of American Rabbis, we

conducted telephone interviews with 14 Rabbis

and invited seven to visit us in Cleveland. The

Committee then visited two applicants at their

current congregation, including Rabbi Nosanchuk

in Virginia. After this visit, we invited him back to

Cleveland so more of our staff, clergy, Board, and

others could meet him and his wife, Joanie Berger.

The Committee unanimously recommended to

the Executive Committee that Rabbi Nosanchuk

be hired as our Senior Rabbi, which was

approved unanimously by both the Executive

Committee and Board.

We are very excited and proud to have Rabbi

Nosanchuk in place to become our spiritual leader

starting July, 2010, and he will be visiting us

several times prior to his starting. We thank our

entire Search Committee: Jeff Blank, Peter Brosse,

Marcel Duhamel, Jim Levine, Karen Moses,

Marguerite Morris, Julie Raskind, Steven Schlein,

Will Sukenik, Penny Weinberg, Marcia Wexberg

and Brian Young, who contributed so much time

and energy to the process, and also a special

thanks to Rabbi Chuck Kroloff, who was with us

the last two High Holy Days, who gave us

invaluable guidance and assistance.

AmyWain Garnitz, Mort Levin

Senior Rabbi Search Committee Chairs

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Shalom Means both Hello and GoodbyeAs we welcome Rabbi Nosanchuk and his family we also have to sadly say goodbye to a member of

our current family. Executive Director Shea Waldron and her family will be moving to Atlanta this

summer.We are sad to see them go as they have been part of this synagogue community for so long,

first as members, and then as part of the staff family when Shea was named Executive Director in

2002. This is an exciting opportunity for Shea and Rich and we wish them the best as they start this

next chapter in their lives in Georgia. A search committe is underway to fill the position.

The congregation will have the opportunity to thank Shea for her dedication and service on Friday,

July 10, at the 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat. It will be followed by a cool’n’crispy oneg. We hope you

will join us as we wish Shea and her family well.

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Dads and Kids Camp-out –Aug. 7-9The tradition continues! Join other dads and kids for a weekend of fun at Pymatuning State Park, a 3,500 acre park with a 1,400 acreslake that straddles the border of Ohio and Pennsylvania.

• Come camp in the wonderful outdoors• Celebrate Shabbat under the stars (or next to a lake)• Test our dads cooking talents over the open fire!• Sing songs, swim and Celebrate the Outdoors

Don’t be left out of what is becoming an annual and fun tradition for the dads and kids of Fairmount Temple.

To learn more and to make your reservations by July 24 now for this father/child(ren) (four years and older) trip with swimming, hiking,and picnicking, contact Howard Creed at 216-767-0073 or at hocrus@gmail.com or Dan Feinstein at 216-291-3052 orDaniel.Feinstein@shakeronline.com. Come join this weekend of fun for dads and kids and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Going to Summer CAMP with FriendsMachane Ivri – Hebrew Camp August 10-21It tripled in participation last year because word got out – Learning Hebrew is fun!!! Have your children, entering grades 2-4 join us forthe third annual Summer Hebrew Camp. It is two weeks of field trips, sports, crafts and activities, all while learning Hebrew words. Lastsummer’s group went to theGan Chayot (zoo) looking for Peel,Aryeh,V’Kof (elephant, lion,andmonkey).This is an unforgettable experiencefor your children! New this year is the option of signing up for one week or both and this program is open to other children in thecommunity. If you want to sign your child up with a friend or cousin who might not be a member of Fairmount Temple, terrific!Registration is underway! Call or email MarlaWolf to sign up for camp - 216-464-5890 or Mwolf@fairmounttemple.org.

Bubbles, Balloons, Family Caricatures and ICE CREAM!!You are invited to the annual Havdalah and Ice Cream Party. There will be crafts for the kids, lots of fun and frivolity.Come rain or shine.

When: Saturday,August 29, 7 p.m.

Who: Open to all - young families and grandparents, (great time to show off those kids!), prospective members and their families (greattime to show off Fairmount Temple!)

RSVP: Suzie Myers at 216-464-1330, ext. 118

Rabbi Caruso to Throw Out First Pitch at CAPTAINS GameLet’s enjoy a summer baseball game on Sunday, August 30, as the Lake County Captains celebrate Jewish Heritage Day at Classic Parkand cheer on Rabbi Joshua Caruso as he throws out the first pitch! The game begins at 1 p.m. at Classic Park in Eastlake where theLakewood BlueClaws (the Phillies minor league team) take on the Captains. There will be pre-game autographs and kids can run thebases after the game. Fairmount Temple has group-rate tickets available. Call Suzie Myers (216-464-1330 ext. 118) to order yours today -only $7 a ticket, deadline to order is August 16.

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We’re going back and we’d love for you to join us. Check out the blog

from last year’s trip to see how much fun everyone had

(www.findingfalafel. blogspot.com) and to connect with past

participants. Rabbi Caruso will be leading this trip and if you would

like to learn more, please call Hedy Silber at 216-464-1330, ext. 111.

This is the time to start thinking about Israel ‘10!

Sign Up For SUMMER FUN

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Fairmount Temple has a rich history of Social Action, going back even before Rabbi Lelyveld’s participation in the Civil Rights movements in the south.It’s a history of which we are to be proud, and excited that today that passion for Social Action in thriving.

What is Social Action?Many things fall under this heading, and opportunities are evolving as our world does. A year ago we began exploring avenuesof focusing on societal changes to make a difference. Today, while this continues, we are experiencing all around us the drastic change in our nation’seconomy. Congregants who were in secure jobs just a year ago may now find themselves dealing with job loss or decreased income.

Fairmount Temple’s Congregation Based Community Organizing (CBCO) and new Economic Crisis Task Force are busier than ever.

We need your help in growing and offering what is needed in our community by helping answer questions. If you are on our Congregationale-mail list, you should have received an e-mail in late June with three important surveys:

✓✓One is to identify your concerns about the status of health care in this country. This issue has emerged out of individual and group discussions

with congregants as an area of concern that we will have more power to affect if we work together.

✓✓One is a Needs and Resources Assessment. Are you trying to get rid of baby clothes you don’t need any more or are you in need of gently worn

baby clothes? Would you love to get out of the house for an hour, but would rather not leave your ill spouse alone? Are you looking for a job and

would like to make your resume available to members of our congregation? We hope to discover ways for our congregants to help each other.

✓✓One is a Congregational Business Directory. This will be a directory of businesses of any size that are owned or managed by congregants. Our

hope is that this directory will serve as a resource for congregants looking for products, services, or networking opportunities. Let’s support each

other’s businesses!

• If you received the surveys via e-mail and haven’t completed them, please take a few minutes to do so.

• If you are not on our e-mail list or no longer have the link available, go to www.fairmounttemple.org and click on the SURVEY link to take youdirectly to the online survey. If you do not receive our Congregational E-mail newsletter (comes out about once a month with updates), e-mail

Laura Munson at LMunson@fairmounttemple.org.

• If you don’t have access to e-mail, call our office (216-464-1330) and ask for a SURVEY packet to be mailed to your home.We have the power to make a difference if we act as a community. Won’t you join us?

In addition to the above mentioned surveys, the Economic Crisis Task Force has been developing ways for our synagogue members torespond to each other as a community.

Group SupportFairmount Temple has arranged with Recovery Resources to provide workshops for our members on dealing with various life challenges. Thefirst workshop, “Dealing with the Emotional Effects of Unemployment on Self and Family” will be offered on Wednesday, July 22, at 7 p.m.Watch the Bulletin throughout the year for workshops on such topics as Caring for Aging Loved Ones, Stress Management, and Teenagers—An Owner’s Manual. Call Caring Community Coordinator Wendy Jacobson at 216-464-1330, ext. 162 for more information.

Grocery Gift Cards and Habitat for HumanityThe next time you are at the grocery store, buy a gift card in any amount you can donate. Drop the gift cards off at the temple office and we willmake sure they will get to congregants who can use the extra help.

Our Habitat for Humanity group has been building houses in Cleveland. If you would like to be part of this dynamic team of Fairmount Templemembers, they will be working Aug. 1 and 29. This activity is open to all skill levels.

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The Sisterhood is offering a new, sweet High Holiday opportunity.

Instead of a card, you can send your friends and family a jar of honey

with a personalized message – and all you have to do is place the order

and Sisterhood handles the rest! Each gift box will be mailed to arrive

before Rosh Hashanah. The box contains eight ounces of delicious

golden certified pure Kosher honey and your signed gift card. At only

$9 each, it’s an exceptional value with Sisterhood proceeds benefiting

Fairmount Temple. A great gift for anyone—children away at school,

parents/in-laws, friends you haven’t seen for awhile.

Deadline for honey orders is August 15.

This is a SWEET Deal and So Easy!

Your Name: ____________________________________ Phone: ___________________

Order #1: Recipient’s Name: _________________________________________________

Recipient’s Complete Mailing Address: __________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

Message to Read: TO: ________________________ FROM: ________________________

Order #1: Recipient’s Name: _________________________________________________

Recipient’s Complete Mailing Address: __________________________________________

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Message to Read: TO: ________________________ FROM: ________________________

Amount Enclosed ($9 each jar; checks payable to Sisterhood): _________________________

Complete this form and mail to: Sisterhood C/O Fairmount Temple, 23737 Fairmount Blvd.,Beachwood, OH 44122. Questions? Call Phyllis Henry at 440-461-7921.

For additional orders, please include another sheet of paper stapled to this form with the name/address/and message for recipients. Deadline for orders to Fairmount Temple-Aug. 15.

The Arthur J. Lelyveld Center for JewishLearning’s collection of movies and music hasa new name. The Morton Rotsky AudiovisualCollection is housed in an attractive woodenrack that holds dozens of choices for yourwatching and listening pleasure. The newdisplay was a gift in memory of MortonRotsky by his loving friends and family. Someof the highlights include award-winningIsraeli and American films, cooking shows,Hebrew language instruction, holiday songsand popular Jewish music. There is also a newself-checkout system for these A/V items inplace at the circulation desk. Please stop inand borrow some this summer.

The preschool needs to replace of few of the

computers used by the youngsters. If you are

in the middle of upgrading your system and

have any computer or monitors (flat screen

preferred) that are less than three or four

years old, please call Debbie Rossman

(216-464-1752) about potentially donating

them to the preschool.

Night at Northfield – Saturday, July 25, 6 p.m.

All are invited to a Night at Northfield Park

on Saturday, July 25, sponsored by the

Brotherhood. The evening will include a

sumptuous buffet dinner with dessert, club

house admission, general parking, live

racing program and an appearance in the

winner’s circle – and all for only $25 per

person. For more information, call Joel

Grodin at 216-382-2118 or Bob Smollin at

216-381-5394. Deadline to make reservations

is July 15. Send a check made payable to

Brotherhood for $25/per person attending

and mail to Brotherhood, Fairmount Temple,

23737 Fairmount Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122.

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We Are One Fairmount: Fostering a Kinship Among GLBT and Straight Congregants is anew initiative at Fairmount Temple. We hope to implement ongoing programs andgatherings aimed at getting to know each other better. This is an exciting time as we build

bridges together!

If you would like to be part of this opportunity to enhance our open and affirming

community, please join us!

For more information, including which concert, please contact Paula Pike at

weareoneFT@yahoo.com.

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Our heartfelt congratulations to the following Fairmount Temple members:

Sharyl & Dr. Stephen Bloom on the birth of theirgranddaughter, Marley Brooke, to Alison & MarkRossen and their granddaughter, Amanda Michelle, toDrs. Tracy & William Goldman.

Ann & Michael Epstein on the birth of theirdaughter, Eilah Rayne. The grandparents areBarbara & Barry Epstein.

Elizabeth Freeman & David Kleckner on theirmarriage. The parents are Edward & Mary Freeman.

Grace Ordin on the birth of her great grandson, AmiJaxon, to Cori & Brian Rose.

Elizabeth Posner & Eric Duchon on their marriage.

SATURDAY, JULY 1811:00 a.m. STEPHEN GILLINOVson of Lisa& Marc Gillinov

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1511:00 a.m. ADIN LEIBOVICHson of Ellen Halfon& Rick Leibovich

FRIDAY, AUGUST 218:00 p.m. KELSI MOSESdaughter of Marci& Michael Moses

FRIDAY, AUGUST 218:00 p.m. ZACHARY MOSESson of Marci& Michael Moses

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2211:00 a.m. DANIEL GOLDENBERGson of Debby& Warren Goldenberg

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2211:00 a.m. JONATHAN GOLDENBERGson of Debby& Warren Goldenberg

SATURDAY, AUGUST 299:15 a.m. MAX SILVERBLATTson of James Silverblatt& Teresa Bullington

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2911:00 a.m.JUSTIN SCHARFson of June& Scott Scharf

Week Ending June 5-6: Judith Rosenthal and Robert & Elayne Kwait and families in honor of the Bat Mitzvahof their granddaughter, Carly Ann Kwait.

Week Ending June 12-13: Abby & David Lee in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Lauren Courtney Lee.

Week Ending June 19-20: Betty Teitelbaum, children and grandchildren in memory of Dr. Samuel S.Teitelbaum and in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Eric Goldberg.

Week Ending July 3-4: The Gardner, Moses and Winicki families in honor of the milestone birthday of theirmother and grandmother, Frances Belman.

Week Ending July 10-11: Judy & Harvey Relman and family in memory of father and grandfather, & greatgrandfather Joseph B. Horwitz. Dr. Milton Linden, Jane Kaufman, Dr. Robert Linden and Dr. Ryk Linden inmemory of wife and mother, Francine J. Linden. Mrs. Arnold Friedman and family in loving memory of belovedhusband, father, grandfather & great grandfather, Arnold L. Friedman.

Week Ending July 17-18: Mrs. Ernest Bruell, Mrs. Amy Whitelaw, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Tepper, Mr. & Mrs.Zachary Bruell, and Mr. & Mrs. David Model, in loving memory of husband and father, Ernest Bruell. Mrs.Howard Reider in loving memory of parents, Phil & Thelma Sobel.

Week Ending July 24-25: Dr. Robert Zaas, Wendee Zaas and Terry Zaas in loving memory of beloved wife andmother, Carol Zaas. Jackie & Art Kaplansky in memory of Jackie’s parents, Goldie & Robert Bunowitz.

Week Ending August 21-22: Margie Polster and children, Carolyn Bayer, Marilyn Katzel, Howard, Richard andDavid Polster in loving memory of husband and father, Jerome I. Polster.

We mourn the loss of:

MARVIN L. GOLDEN

Husband of Claire Golden and father of Robert Golden (Arda),Susan Gordon (Marc), Wendy Cohen (Harlow) and Leslie Levine (Kenneth)

RAYMOND LEVENTHALHusband of Shirley Leventhal and father of Ilene Shaw, Ken Leventhal and Diane Leventhal

MERLE ROGENHusband of Gloria Rogen and father of Jonathan Rogen (Cindy Letzt),

Julie Ann Voorhees (Maurey) and Dr. Bruce Rogen (Christine)

VICTOR WERTHEIMERHusband of Ruth Wertheimer, father of Jeffrey Wertheimer (Jodi), Roger Wertheimer

(Dr. Lori), Susan Garber (Rick) and Judy Wertheimer (Dr. Michael Boninger),and brother-in-law of Myron Nolish

Our condolences to:

Tamar Brosse (Peter) on the loss of her father, Robert L. Cole.

Robin Elsoffer (Ray) on the loss of her mother, Thelma Estrin.

Janet Nash on the loss of her companion and Nathaniel Spaeth (Betsy)on the loss of his brother, William Spaeth.

Memorial plaques have been inscribed by the loving families in memory of:

JUDITH HARRIS SIMON

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2 Raymond & Lois Cone . . . . . . . . . . . . .62Shale & Yvette Sonkin . . . . . . . . . . . . .57James & Ruth Friedman . . . . . . . . . . . .45

3 Arthur & Jacqueline Kaplansky . . . . . . .573 Alan & Sheila Scolnick . . . . . . . . . . . . .514 Robert & Sheila Lash . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205 Edward & Phyllis Berlas . . . . . . . . . . . .59

Irving & Kathleen Hirsch . . . . . . . . . . . .30Louis Kelsch & Robin Lieberman . . . . .25

6 Stanley & Sally Wertheim . . . . . . . . . . .597 Thomas & Lori Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Steven & Amy Myers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59 James & Barbara Heller . . . . . . . . . . . .4010 Albert & Miriam Roth . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

David & Sandra Burkons . . . . . . . . . . . .4011 Sheldon & Barbara Berns . . . . . . . . . . .52

Allan & Ilene Schwartz . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

11 Ray & Robin Elsoffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35William & Lisa Schonberg . . . . . . . . . . .30

12 George & Roma Aronoff . . . . . . . . . . . .53Gary & Rena Widzer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40Daniel & Debra Aronson . . . . . . . . . . . .25

13 Leonard Beck & Susan Siegel . . . . . . . .1014 Harold & Charlotte Agrast . . . . . . . . . . .60

Burton & Sandra Zucker . . . . . . . . . . . .4015 Herbert & Ronda Marcus . . . . . . . . . . .5616 Edward & Esther Silver . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

Phillip & Judith Bessler . . . . . . . . . . . . .4017 Allan & Marguerite Morris . . . . . . . . . . .57

Donald & Marlene Roskoph . . . . . . . . .5018 Morton & Claire Biel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53

James & Karen Aronoff . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Richard & Heidi Solomon . . . . . . . . . . .15

19 Norman & Geraldine Landau . . . . . . . . .59

19 Sidney & Beverly Glick . . . . . . . . . . . . .53Paul & Lynda Rippner . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

20 Fred & Jessie Adler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5921 Donald & Beatrice Kwait . . . . . . . . . . . .6023 Arthur & JoAnn Simon . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

Ivan & Sonia Goldfarb . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Richard & Irene Kretch . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Sidney & Marilyn Nudelman . . . . . . . . .50Jerry & Linda Savransky . . . . . . . . . . . .45

24 Fred & Sharon Hirsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4025 Morton & Eileen Hoicowitz . . . . . . . . . .52

Kurt & Susan Henschel . . . . . . . . . . . . .3026 Lawrence & Bonnie Frankel . . . . . . . . .3028 Stanley & Marianne Tepper . . . . . . . . . .40

Victor & Diane Oddo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1531 Melvin & Eleanor Rose . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

Harlan & Judith Sherman . . . . . . . . . . .57

AUGUST ANN I V E R SAR I E S

1 Lisa Schonberg2 Jacqueline Wieder

Jonathan Polster3 Annette Kolt

Geraldine Ornstein4 Craig Richter5 Marjory Burkons

Benjamin WeissFrank HulewatJulie Stolzer

6 Joseph RothenbergAlan Hirsh

7 Shirley Bernon

7 Myrna CohenJulie Koppel

8 David WarrenShirley ColePatricia Weisberg

10 Arthur ArnstineBarry Pollock

12 Albert LeizmanKathleen Engel

13 James KleinmanKatherine SelmanGeorge SpitzerLinda Roush

13 Matthew CarrollGail Wernick

15 Jordan Band16 Raymond Cone

Ralph KleinCraig Elmets

17 Leonard Marks18 Geraldine Klass

William Mattlin19 Eric Rogoff20 Janet Reichek21 Benjamin Berger22 Robert Gluckman

22 Sarah Kramer23 Cynthia Berlas24 Jeanne Palmer

Marjorie Rollins25 Betty Freed

John DunnDiane Cowan

26 Suzanne BlazarJoseph MandelMurray EdelmanDiane Oddo

27 Helen Croce28 Herta Cholfin

28 Phyllis GreenSylvia WurzmanPaula PikeCantor Sarah SagerHoward Creed

29 Judith Kanter31 Rosalyn Frank

Alice SayreAnne Wolfson

AUGUST B I RTHDAY S

1 Sheldon & Judith Kaffen . . . . . . . . . . . .53Ronald & Marilyn Cohen . . . . . . . . . . . .52Jerold & Suzanne Tishkoff . . . . . . . . . .51Robert & Debra Wasserman . . . . . . . . .35

2 Sidney & Betty Blumenthal . . . . . . . . . .65Henry & Adele Zucker . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53Larry & Francine Greenes . . . . . . . . . . .30Bruce & Ruth Klotzman . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Harry & Pamela Tepper . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

4 Allan & Millicent Kleinman . . . . . . . . . . .6

4 Gary & Linda Goldner . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Marshall Nurenberg & Joanne Klein . . .10

5 David & Pearl Hachen . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Mark Jacobs & Rabbi Melinda Mersack . .10

7 Donald & Ida Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62Larry & Rhoda Biales . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

8 David & Helen Rivelis . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63Richard & Karen Levey . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

9 Jonathan & Sherri Katz . . . . . . . . . . . . .2512 Harold & Ruth Sicherman . . . . . . . . . . .63

12 Norman & Diane Halpern . . . . . . . . . . .5615 Henry & Madeline Bernbaum . . . . . . . .6316 Dale & Karen Winograd . . . . . . . . . . . . .3022 Stanley & Honnie Busch . . . . . . . . . . . .5623 Jeffrey & Sandra Fine . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2524 Martin & Mindy Davidson . . . . . . . . . . .20

Roger & Kelli Somogyi . . . . . . . . . . . . .2025 Matthew Carroll & Laura Kleinman . . . .1027 Bruce & Sandra Stern . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

S E P T EMBER ANN I V E R SAR I E S

S E P T EMBER B I RTHDAY S1 Beverly Cohen

Gladys KravitzRichard RonisPhyllis Gary

2 Edward Berlas3 Shirley Friedman4 Mae Betty Squires

Barbara Berns5 Harry Sulzer

Catherine GersonJustin Berns

6 David Kaplan7 Jewel Koletsky

Rosette LurieBeatrice Sulzer

8 Ethelyn Krause10 Fritz Nussbaum

Jean SliveShirley WachsbergerElaine MichelRonald Skapin

11 Betty BlumenthalFlorence Potash

12 Pearl RussJeffrey Levey

12 Jeffrey Danzinger

13 Marcia ElbrandPhilip LevineAlisa Baker

14 Danny Wittenberg15 Eunice Cohen

Nina Wain16 Eleanor Bilsky

Ann HeiserRhoda Markey

17 Patricia Howard18 Kathy Moss19 Vivian Robbins

Louis Sulzer

Debra Wasserman20 Grace Ordin21 Geraldine Babin

Myron Feinberg22 Burton Margolis23 Armine Diamond

Irving GlickPearl MetzBebe MorrisonSylvia Naiman

24 Lois GoulderAllan Rolfe

25 Richard Pazol

26 Elaine GreenPeter Klein

27 Joseph BabinHerbert HarrisEdmund Rothschild

28 Elsie KurlanderJulie Navid

29 Lillian BookinSteven SenkforJoy Pollak

30 Richard Wertheim

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WEEK ENDINGJULY 3-4Arthur J. AbelsonLouis AbramsMaurice B. AbramsJudith B. AmsterMori M. BergerAdolph E. BernsteinHerbert BroidyGoldie BunowitzMaurice A. BurnleyLouis J. CortAbe E. CramerJacob D. DeutschJenny DuberLouis Emanuel EmsheimerHarry H. EngelmanMathilda FishelHiram B. FoxCharles FrankelJefferson A. GangerJeremias GelbYetta GellerBernice Tramer GoldmanBertha M. GreenbaumMenke HalleEdna T. IsaacsDoris JacobsFrank E. Joseph Sr.Eunice KaplanPhilip KasdanFannie Beer KatlinskyJulia KatzMelba L. KatzLillian P. KaufmanEmily KlingerSylvia KluchinMax LevinDorothy ManheimIsobel S. MulbergBernard MervisSara PollockBenjamin M. ReichDr. Morton RosenthalRebecca RobinsonJacob H. RosenthalAlfred M. RossAnna R. SchwartzIsrael M. SchwartzmanIsaac M. SeidWilliam J. ShecketNathalie ShulmanDavid SolskyJustin N. SpiegleSadie S. SpitzMyron S. StanfordIda StraussMarcia Lowenstein Sugerman

Abraham SukenikBernard B. WalderLeo WeissOtto J. Zinner

WEEK ENDINGJULY 10-11Ruth L. AlperinAnne A. BelkinHyman BelkinPearl BenjaminSam J. BergerMinnie BermanTillie L. BernonEugene J. BreuerCarolyn J. BrustSamuel J. BurgerBessie K. ColeMilton Jerome CowanIda FalkDorothy FeldmanJules FlockJerome I. GreenbaumSidney HollanderJoseph Baxt HorwitzLouis G. JusthIsaac J. KabbSanford KahnEsther KayeDonald B. KessDora KirschMurray KlanferBessie KleinmanDavid S. KohnJoseph F. KorachLillian KormanWilliam M. LeblangEllen Carol LeeAlbert LevyFrancine J. LindenMichael Herbert LipmanSally LivingstonLevi LobenthalHelen MarshBarbara Mimi MeyerDr. Bernard C. MillerEthel Gordon MillerRae H. NewmanGerhard NothmannFred OrnsteinDr. Sidney L. PetermanMax E. PollaskyRose K. RegarMilton RosenblattMax H. RosenfeldEvelyn SchleinFannie SchneiderBernat Schonfeld

Rita SteinLouis WarrenSeymour WechslerSamuel WinerAdolph ZuckerHarriet W. Zucker

WEEK ENDINGJULY 17-18Rose S. AaronMiriam Yuda AlcalayMiriam Nagusky BauerPearl BerkMarilyn Broth BianchiSolomon BlochErnest BruellRose CohenLillian R. CortHenry DolinskyAnna Krause EmermanBetty Jane FinkleDr. Stuart Blaine FisherDr. Elmer W. FishermanIda A. FolphBenjamin FriedmanHenrietta FriedmanMinnie R. GittlesonJacob GoldbergerJulius Monroe GoldmanEliott Nelson GrayAnne M. HarrisDorothy Rose HippolitusNettie HymanCharles M. KorachJoseph M. LamportEthel LandyRaymond R. LaurenoHenry LipkowitzDr. Alex MarcusIsrael C. MerrittMax J. NathansonIsaac NewHannah A. NewmanSam R. OrlingLillian Janet PassovAnn PerrySamuel RuvenEstelle H. SatinCarrie Straus SchanfarberDavid SchanfarberLawrence Robert SchneiderFlorence C. ShapiroElla A. SilverThelma Rosenblum SobelDorothy Fallon SosinMyrtle WakefieldSylvia Young

WEEK ENDINGJULY 24-25A. Irving AdelsonRose AppelbaumErna ArndtDavid BambergerIrvin BeckErnest I. BerkowitzSamuel BernsteinCelia BerryHerbert S. BialoskyLeah BilchikSol R. BorsteinMerrill S. BrookerRobert BunowitzJames Richard CholfinJoseph CohenCarl ColeBernard J. CramerHilde DreyfussPauline FedermanGertrude FelmanSaul FoxFannie J. FriedmanMartin FriedmanJessa K. GoldbergIrving GrayEsther GreenbergElaine Rafal GreenwaldJoseph I. GrodinMax HalfonPearl HershikRobin Sharon KamenRuth KaplanJennie KramerAnna KrohnRose KurtzmanBlanch LevinEva LevineJennie G. LevyDr. Samuel R. LevyRobert Lincoln LewisRichard E. LipmanDonald H. MarcusShirley MeshenbergIrma S. MorrisEleanor S. PetermanSamuel RegarLouis S. RosenEsther W. RosenblumWilliam A. RothArthur L. RubinMaurice H. SacharowSamuel SacharowJoseph SelwynBertha F. ShapiroBen Silver

Sadie StrausJennie Freund SugarSadie WeillWilem WeismanMiriam WileEmma Wolf

WEEK ENDINGJULY 31-AUG. 1Samuel AltmanEdward S. BerkoArchie BerlandIda BurkHelen CopenBlanche S. CramerBlanche DavisSophie DembArthur R. DeryAdeline K. EgerJulia FedermanSylvia Metzner FeererJack FishmanDorothy FrankelMollie GalLucille F. GoldsmithLillian E. GordonBertram J. HaermanChester HessRalph KahnHarry KannerGeorge J. KichlerGertrude G. KlineMax W. KoblentzCora Adler KohnMarguerite T. KronheimRuth B. LedermanPamela Rachel LeslieJessie B. LevineSarah Bluma LevineSamuel LevyMax MareinMelvin R. MathesMartin S. MendelsohnHarriett OkinMichael S. PettyAlvin H. RothRobert B. SillHoward M. SilverAlfred I. SoltzMathilde Zieve TenenbaumSamuel H. UrdangFrank L. VanoneAnita Fleishman WallaceIsidor WeinbergerAdolph Short WolfRose Edelman Zucker

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Book of Remembrance • Deadline: August 15Fairmount Temple continues its tradition of honoring the memory of loved ones with theBook of Remembrance, containing the names of those who passed away during the year andthe perpetual Yahrzeit of our loved ones whose names are consecrated on memorial tablets.You are invited to add to the book the names of those who are precious to you in memory.

The Book will be distributed at the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur, September 28. To add a name ormake a donation to honor the memory of your loved ones, please return this form by August 15.

BOOK OF REMEMBRANCEName __________________________________ Phone __________________

Address________________________________ City/Zip __________________

Print name(s) of loved one(s) and relationship: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

In their memory, I enclose (min. $10 donation): $_______

Return by August 15 to Barbara Smith, Fairmount Temple, 23737 Fairmount Blvd.,Beachwood, OH 44122

WEEK ENDINGAUGUST 7-8Harry M. AdlerElliott Marc BilskyMax BlumenthalElisa Michaels BricknerIsaac DeutchmanJames ElsofferSamuel FertmanCeleste FlaxmanDella S. FrankelFannie F. FreibergerLucille “Mootz” FriedmanLois Lynn GarsonKenneth J. GerdyPatty Copeland GlickmanBertha C. GoldheimerGerald N. GoodmanZenville E. GreenstonLoeb HalleSamuel A. HarrisRobert J. JacobsonFlorence KatzDr. Sidney KingDr. Jerome I. KleinermanSolomon KohnLeonard KronenbergFannie J. LedererLeo A. LesserAdella Simon LevittM. Jonathan LewisEssie LoebGolda LovemanJoseph D. MarksIsaac MillerSidney H. MossArthur E. OrleanJoseph H. PerskyIsaac RiceMinnie J. RipnerWilliam C. RippnerNorman RomanIrving S. “Nig” RoseHarry S. RosewaterLillian N. RosnerLeo E. RossmannLillian RothFannie Katz RousuckCraige SandlerNettie SchaffnerSara SchlachetFannie SchmayerHarry SchmayerMorris SchneiderSimon M. SchultzLillian ShaneMax SmithFrieda SolomonEmanuel K. StrausErwin StraussMark WallachWilliam S. WeinbergerAlice WeinsteinJacob WienerMarsha Newman Willey

WEEK ENDINGAUGUST 14-15Esther AtlasHannah BenjaminMaurice BernsteinPalmyre C. BonhardNathan BrownJeanette CohenAlbert R. CortMorris DarnovskyFannie Klein DavidsonMichael Philip DerinHarry J. ElconinRuth Steiner EmrichUrvan G. (Bud) EpsteinAnna Feil FirthAnne FraibergSol FrankelAbraham L. FreemanKatherine J. FriedmanJodi GendlerRuth T. GinsburgBirdie GlicksonAnna GoldJoseph GoodmanMarx M. HellerPhillip HirschGladys HurwitzPearl KabbDavid KalkMamie Firth KaufmanRosalyn S. KirtzBeatrice J. KleinSue Weiner LavienAlbert LeftonBertram E. LovemanStuart I. MendelsonWilliam J. MerrittMeyer H. MillerJoseph A. MoritzFrances G. MorantzAbraham NemiroffMax L. PintchukEdwin J. PollakFrieda SchnabelHerbert S. SchulmanSarah ShecketEva SillMarvin R. SkullyAlbert M. StraussIrving N. SugarmanLee E. UngerHarvey WeismanIda WeissWilliam WeissAlbert Young

WEEK ENDINGAUGUST 21-22Oscar AdelmanRev. Meyer AppelbaumWilliam (Bill) BehrensSara Berger

Sol BergmanAnna Rose BerkJacob BernsteinJacob BishkoFay BrucknerBetty G. BurgerIrene Kronenberg ClarkJ. Lawrence (Larry) DavisEdward S. EcksteinSusan EpsteinBen FolkmanFannie FreemanClara E. GoodmanHermine C. GoulderEvelyn HaermanJames L. E. JappeHenrietta G. JosephIsadore KastinDr. Laurence A. KaterRoslyn L. KatesBenjamin KatzSonny KestAlbert KlausnerRose KohnRae Krohn KovarSophie LedererMary LiffmanGeorge T. MillerTed MosesAnnie NobilRozelle Winston OrlingHenry PolsterJerome I. PolsterTillie PolsterAdele Schnurmacher ReismanLouise SchwartzBessie Pauline Shifrin

Charles ShifrinOlga ThemannIsadore WeinbergCharles WeiskopfEsther B. WeissSam Weiss

WEEK ENDINGAUGUST 28-29Rabbi Michaelis MacholAlvin AdlerSylvia S. AppelbaumLouis AronoffSam BergerMoritz BernsteinEstelle S. BlackLillian BrockmanMax BroidyMyron A. CohenFayette CopenhagenJack F. CopenhagenJoseph DarnovskyPeter M. DiamondFrances Newman DuberHenry H. EmsheimerSara FarberIsaac FeigenbaumRosa Zucker FishelEdna F. GainesSylvia Bernhardt GelbJohn S. GoldheimerRobert Curtis GoodmanCarol Kahn GrabowskiResie GreenbaumMarjorie HaffnerJudah L. HalleLouis Jacobs

Freda A. JappeMayo S. KlausTillie B. KrauseIrving Louis LandauRita LevingstonCharline H. LorberFrieda B. LorberDr. Mortimer LubertKathryn MayersRose B. MillerSol M. MilsteinLily S. MolhoGloria J. NewburgerCarrie NewmanRenee C. OhlbaumDave PerlickHarry PivowarFred PolsterPauline A. ReeceNathan RegarDonald G. ReichesAlfred J. RiceMinnie RubensteinEmanuel SchottSylvia C. SchwartzEvelyn Cohen ShecketBelle SillPaul SteinMilton Meyer SternLottie TobinSamuel Eugene UmansHantsa Kay WellerRose WertheimerMyra WinogradCharles M. ZavellSophie M. Zavelson

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Esther and Oscar Adelman/Margaret and JustinSpiegle Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fund: Susan & Fred Levitt inappreciation of Bob Jacobs; Phyllis Rotman in honor ofCarly Kwait’s Bat Mitzvah.

All For Our Children Fund: Pam Deutsch in honor of all ofthe joy in the Edelman household and in honor of ZacharySable’s Bar Mitzvah.

Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Memorial Fund: Cathy &Paul Becker in memory of Nathan & Milly Kanter; Albert Bergerin memory of Ray Leventhal; Irving Bradley in memory ofJeanne Winston Bradley; Vera & Ron Dombcik in memory ofBessie Dombcik; Robin & Brian Eisen in memory of HowardBeder; Mrs. Stanley E. Friedman inmemory of Frances LehmanHalle; Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Goldstein in memory of Nancy MeltzerLebowitz; Elise Kirschenbaum in memory of Irene L. Goulder;Allan & Marguerite Morris in memory of Dorothy Cohen; KathyMoss in memory of Maxine Moss; Judy Palay in memory ofJerry Palay; Lawrence & Carol Ratner in memory of Leonardand Florence Ratner; Naomi Saphire in memory of Marian L.Saphire; Susan Schermer in memory of Dr. Marvin Schermer;Laura & Stan Zoller in memory of Fae Bloom.

Bortz Family Community Kitchen Fund: Ruth & DonaldKalish in memory of Merle J. Rogen; Brian & Diane Youngin memory of Sadie Koosed and in honor of the conversionof Lori Baab.

Barnett R. Brickner Memorial Lecture Fund: Joy B.Rabinowitz in memory of Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner.

Cantor Sarah J.Sager Philanthropic Fund: Sandy & Jeff Finein appreciation of Cantor Sarah Sager and in memory of Millyand Nate Kanter; Elaine Harris Green in appreciation of CantorSarah Sager; Susan & Fred Levitt in appreciation of CantorSarah J. Sager and in honor of Adam & Seth’s B’nai Mitzvah;Don & Debra Posner in appreciation of Cantor Sarah Sager andin memory of Nathan and Milly Kanter; the Tancer family inappreciation of Cantor Sarah Sager and in honor of marriage ofJennifer & Ben Abelson.

Chevrei Tikva Chavurah Fund: Dr. Howard Epstein andGregg Levine in honor of Lynn & Lester Feintuck’s 30thanniversary.

Chevrei Tikva and Library Minyan Ark Fund:Contributions from Janet Gilberg and Rita Goodman.

Judy and Darin Feder Religious School Award Fund:James & Barbara Heller in memory of Darin Feder.

Fine Nadler Education Enrichment Fund: Debbie Singerin appreciation of Amy Nadler.

Leonard B. Ganger Scholarship Fund: Theodore R. &Daryl T. Ganger in memory of Jefferson A. Ganger.

Dr.Martin S.and Idelle E.GoldenMedia RoomFund: LenoreGolden Kessler in memory of Merle Rogen.

Hunger Fund: Barbara Wolpaw Drossin in honor of EvelynMiller’s 100th birthday; Shirley & Mort Klein in honor ofRoma Shapiro’s 70th birthday; Carol & Todd Kwait inappreciation of Rabbi Joshua Caruso and Cantor SarahSager and in honor of Carly Kwait’s Bat Mitzvah; JeriellenRose in honor of aunt Norma Solomon’s birthday; Edna &Paul Stein in honor of Dylan Pollack’s Bar Mitzvah.

Helen Hollander/Lenore Bletcher Music EnrichmentFund: Richard & Florence Dobrin in honor of LenoreBletcher receiving the Irene Zehman Volunteer Award.

Leo Jacobson Memorial Fund: Lois Jacobson in honor ofSi & Shirley Wachsberger, in honor of Lenore Bletcherreceiving the Irene Zehman Volunteer Award, PaulineJacobson’s milestone birthday, Shirley Basch as presidentof Women’s Auxiliary of Montefiore and Iris & MortNovember’s Award from the Ratner School and in memoryof Victor Wertheimer.

Nancy Meltzer Lebowitz NFTY Fund: Edith Meltzer inmemory of William Meltzer.

Marilyn G. Lurie Memorial Fund: Rosette, Chuck & JackieLurie in memory of Marilyn Giselle Lurie.

Minyan Prayerbook Fund: Marguerite Morris in honor ofMarcia Wexberg’s Woman of Achievement Award.

Rabbi Joshua Caruso Philanthropic Fund: Erik Duchon andBetsey Posner in appreciation of Rabbi Joshua Caruso and inhonor of their marriage; Sandy & Jeff Fine in appreciation ofRabbi Joshua Caruso and in memory of Milly & Nate Kanter;Ricky & Joe Fixler and Pam & Ken Birne in appreciation ofRabbi Joshua Caruso and in memory of Mildred Ross; ElaineHarris Green in appreciation of Rabbi Joshua Caruso; Sally &Robert Kahn in memory of Bernard Zipser and Sali Zipser;Annette Kolt in appreciation of Rabbi Joshua Caruso and inmemory of husband, David; Debra & Don Posner inappreciation of Rabbi Joshua Caruso and in memory of Millyand Nathan Kanter.

Rabbi Arturo Kalfus Philanthropic Fund: Lori Baab inappreciation of Rabbi Arturo Kalfus and in honor of herconversion; Elaine Harris Green in appreciation of Rabbi ArturoKalfus; Susan & Fred Levitt in appreciation of Rabbi ArturoKalfus and in honor of Adam & Seth’s B’nai Mitzvah; theWexberg family in appreciation of Rabbi Arturo Kalfus and inmemory of Philip Wexberg.

Gertrude Rubin Music Fund: David Rubin and Tina Pressin memory of Gertrude Rubin.

Evie and Gordon Safran Endowment Fund: Evie &Gordon Safran in honor of Todd Kwait’s “big” birthday,Ellen & Vic Cohn’s 55th anniversary, the birthdays ofSteve Schlein, Gloria Fine, Ken Liffman, Robert Sill,Mark Levine, and Marvin Felman, and in memory ofJack Arthur Safran.

Ilene Sayre Scholarship Fund: Alice & Morrie Sayre inmemory of Julius M. Edelsberg.

Gail and Edward Weintraub Camp Scholarship Fund:Larry & Helen Horwitz and Norman & Marge Reuven inhonor of Joyce & Henry Edheimer’s 50th anniversary;Maxine Karns and family in memory of Arthur Karns.

ARTHUR J. LELYVELD CENTER FOR JEWISH LEARNING:

Franklin H. Blazar Bookshelf: Jim, Nancy, Suzanne andDan Blazar in memory of Franklin Blazar.

Herbert and Harriette Grodin Bookshelf: Karen & JoelGrodin in memory of Mark Cohen.

Selma Hunt Bookshelf: Esther Hunt in memory of SelmaHunt and Ronald Godes.

Mildred L. Klein Bookshelf: Richard S. Klein in memory ofMildred Lerman Klein.

Francine J. Linden Bookshelf: Dr. Milton Linden inmemory of Beatrice E. Frankel.

Wilbert M. Metz Bookshelf: Pearl Metz in honor of and inmemory of Leo Jacobson; Pearl A. Metz and family inmemory of Julius M. Edelsberg and in honor of RuthSchoenberger’s 92nd birthday.

A.D. and Rose Pelunis Bookshelf: Natalie Pelunis inhonor of birth of Teaghan and Jemmie Pollack and inmemory of Katherine Ganley.

Jerome I. Polster Bookshelf: Howard & Adrienne Polsterin honor of Margie Polster’s 92nd birthday.

Morton Rotsky Bookshelf: Sheilah & Ralph Orkin andMarilyn, Max & Sarah Weinberg in honor of Nedra Rotsky’smilestone birthday.

Doris O. Schwartz Bookshelf: Lenore Golden Kessler inmemory of Doris (Dot) O. Schwartz; the Schwartzes(Daniel, Jeff, Diane & David and families) in memory ofDoris O. Schwartz.

Samuel Wallack Bookshelf: Robyn Traub in honor ofGrace Wallack’s birthday and for Mother’s Day.

Lt. Harold H. Wasserstrom Bookshelf: Madeline & HankBernbaum in honor of Evelyn Miller’s 100th birthday.

Malvin and Jerome Wertheim Bookshelf: Eunice & DickWertheim in memory of Madeline J. Schoen, AlbertBerkman and Bob Wertheim.

Celia Smith Rogovin Children’s Library:

Sefer Club: Tyler Spitz in honor of Iris Edelman for being aspecial Sunday school teacher; Jace and Sami Stimpert inhonor of Barbara “Mimi” Avner for all she does.

Rae Herman Bookshelf: Mae Berkman in memory of Rae Herman.

T R I B U T EFunds

At Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple, we gratefully accept your donation to any of our many Special orEndowment Funds. It is a perfect way to honor family members and friends and to honor the memoryof those no longer with us. Your generosity helps your synagogue community to continue to grow andthrive for future generations.

New FundsShani & Scott Spiegle have established theShani & Scott Spiegle Family RetreatFund to support Fairmount Temple’s annualFamily Shabbaton, one of the synagoguesmany programs that bring families togetherin learning and growing Jewishly.

In honor of Evelyn Newman Miller 100thbirthday, friends and family haveestablished the Evelyn Newman MillerSisterhood Enrichment Fund: Vic & EllenCohn, Alice Jacobs, Joanne Klein, Janice &Bernie Krohn, Judith Meshorer, AntoinetteMiller, Ellen & Stuart Neye, Margie Polster,Judith Siegel, Marvin & Judith Solganik.

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JULY SHABBAT SERVICESFriday, July 36:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service8:00 p.m. Chevrei Tikva GLBT Shabbat

(Chevrie Tikva reminds everyone that these 8p.m. services are open to all andmay be of specialinterest to those who wish to attend a Shabbatservice, but are unable to make the 6:15 p.m.)

Saturday, July 49:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat MinyanCHUKAT-BALAKNumbers 22:2 – 25:9Haftarah – Micah 5:6 – 6:8

Friday, July 106:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service, Kabbalat-style, followed by a Cool ‘n’ Crispy Oneg

Saturday, July 119:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat MinyanPINCHASNumbers 25:10 – 30:1Haftarah – I Kings 18:46 – 19:21

Friday, July 176:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service8:00 p.m. Chevrei Tikva GLBT Shabbat

Saturday, July 189:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan11:00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary ServiceBar Mitzvah – Stephen GillinovMATOT – MAS’EINumbers 30:2 – 36:13Haftarah – Jeremiah 2:4 – 28, 3:4

Friday, July 246:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service7:00 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat

Saturday, July 259:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat MinyanD’VARIMDeuteronomy 1:1-3:22Haftarah – Isaiah 1:1-27

Friday, July 316:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service

Saturday,August 19:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat MinyanVA-ET’CHANANDeuteronomy 3:23 – 7:11Haftarah – Isaiah 40:1-26

BEGINNING IN OCTOBER,KABBALAT SHABBAT MOVES TO

THE SECOND FRIDAY; KIDUSHAT

MOVES TO THE FIRST FRIDAY

While this is still a few months away, we wanted

to let you know now of some Shabbat changes

that will take

1st Friday: 6:15 p.m. Shabbat service AND

7 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat

2nd Friday: 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat, followed

by a Hot’n’Hearty Oneg

3rd Friday: 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Service

4th Friday: 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Service that will

feature something new – watch for more

details on that to come!

High Holy Days 5770

Selichot - Saturday, September 12

Erev Rosh Hashanah - Friday, September 18

Rosh Hashanah - Saturday, September 19

Kol Nidre - Sunday, September 27

Yom Kippur - Monday, September 28

Erev Sukkot - Friday, October 2

Sukkot - Saturday, October 3

Erev Simchat Torah - Friday, October 9

Simchat Torah - Saturday, October 10

A High Holy Day schedule of services will be

mailed to all members in August.

AUGUST SHABBAT SERVICESFriday,August 76:15 p.m. Shabbat Service Kabbalat Style,followed by a Cool ‘n’ Crispy Oneg8:00 p.m. Chevrei Tikva Shabbat

Saturday,August 89:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat MinyanEIKEVDeuteronomy 7:12-11:25Haftarah – Isaiah 49:14 – 51:3

Friday,August 146:15 p.m. Shabbat Service

Saturday,August 159:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan11:00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary ServiceBar Mitzvah – Adin LeibovichR’EIHDeuteronomy 11:26 – 16:17Haftarah – Isaiah 54:11 – 55:5

Friday,August 216:15 p.m. Shabbat Service8 p.m. Shabbat Evening ServiceB’nai Mitzvah – Kelsi Moses and ZacharyMoses8:00 p.m. Chevrei Tikva Shabbat

Saturday,August 229:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan11:00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary ServiceB’nai Mitzvah – Daniel Goldenberg andJonathan GoldenbergSHOF’TIMDeuteronomy 16:18-21:9Haftarah – Isaiah 51:12-52:12

Friday,August 286:15 p.m. Shabbat Service7:00 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat

Saturday,August 299:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Chapel ServiceBar Mitzvah – Max Silverblatt9:15 a.m. Torah Study10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan11:00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary ServiceBar Mitzvah – Justin ScharfKI TEITZEIDeuteronomy 21:10-25:19Haftarah – Isaiah 54:1-10

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