July/August/September 2013 Tammuz/Av/Elul 5773-74

January—March 2013

Tevet—Nisan 5773

July/August/September 2013—Tammuz/Av/Elul 5773-74

Make TEE programs and events part of your summer plans!

Sunday, July 14 at 10:00 am Early Engagement Day at the Zoo

Saturday, July 20 at 10:30 am Inclusive Shabbat Service for Families with

special needs followed by brunch

Thursday, August 1 at 7:00 pm Girls Night Out

Saturday, August 3 at 10:30 am Shabbat B’Yachad Service followed by brunch

Sunday, August 4 at 11:30 am Stars of David Adoption Group Picnic

Sunday, August 18 at 12:00 pm Meet & Greet with Religious School Faculty

Sunday, August 18 at 12:30 pm All Temple Picnic

Friday, August 23 at 5:30 pm Hands on Holidays

Saturday, August 31 at 6:30 pm Selichot Dinner, Movie, Reception and Service

Mazal Tov to Tobi & Larry Mattes

who were named Emanu Elites of the

Year at the Annual Meeting held in

May.

Tobi & Larry Mattes (center) accept the Emanu Elite of the

Year Award from Stan Levy (left) and Mark Bailin (right)

SHABBAT & HIGH HOLY DAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE

JULY

Friday, July 5

Shabbat Service 7:30 pm Oneg Shabbat sponsored by Kori Karas and

Brooke Perlik in honor of their sister,

Madison Wessler, becoming a Bat Mitzvah

Saturday, July 6

Parshot Matot/Masei

Parshat HaShavuah 9:00 am

Shabbat Service 10:30 am

Bat Mitzvah of Madison Wessler

Friday, July 12

Shabbat Service 7:30 pm

Saturday, July 13

Parsha Devarim



Friday, July 19


Saturday, July 20

Parsha Vaetchanan


Shabbat Service 10:30 am Inclusive for those with special needs.

See page 5 for complete information.

Friday, July 26


Saturday, July 27

Parsha Ekev



AUGUST

Friday, August 2


Saturday, August 3

Parsha Reeh


Shabbat B’Yachad & Brunch* 10:30 am

Friday, August 9


Saturday, August 10

Parsha Shofteim



Bar Mitzvah of Noah Appel

Friday, August 16


Saturday, August 17

Parsha Ki Tetze



Friday, August 23

Hands on Holidays 5:30 pm


B’not Mitzvah of Sandra Greenberg,

Masha Lashley, and Ona Lowe

Saturday, August 24

Parsha Ki Tavo



Bat Mitzvah of Taylor Siegel

Friday, August 30


Saturday, August 31

Parsha Nitzavim/Vayelech

Selichot



Bat Mitzvah of Madison Chaitoff

Selichot Service 9:00 pm

SEPTEMBER

Wednesday, September 4

Erev Rosh Hashanah

Service 8:00 pm

Thursday, September 5

Rosh Hashanah

Service 10:00 am

Youth Service (Grades 1-6) 10:00 am

Tashlich Service Immediately following

Morning Service

Children’s Service (through Kdg.)

3:00 pm

Friday, September 6

Rosh Hashanah—Second Day

Service 10:00 am


Saturday, September 7

Parsha Haazinu

Parshat Hashavuah 9:00 am


Sunday, September 8

Annual Memorial Service 2:00 pm

Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery

Chapel

Friday, September 13

Erev Yom Kippur—Kol Nidre

Service 8:00 pm


Yom Kippur

Service 10:00 am

Youth Service (Grades 1-6) 10:00 am

Vidui Service Immediately following

Morning Service

Adult Study 1:30 & 2:30 pm

Children’s Service (through Kdg.)

3:00 pm

Afternoon, Yizkor and Neilah Services

4:00 pm


Erev Sukkot

Service 7:00 pm




Chol Hamoed Sukkot




Erev Simchat Torah

Yizkor Service 6:00 pm

Service 7:00 pm




Parsha Bereshit



Bar Mitzvah of Sammy Cohen

SHABBAT & HIGH HOLY DAY WORSHIP SERVICES

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Are your children registered for

Religious School?

Visit www.teeregistration.org

It’s not too late!

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At our recent High School Graduation Ceremony, students told us what memories or significant learning experiences they will take with them to college. Most of them spoke about what TEE means to them. Here are some excerpts:

"My family and I have been members of Temple Emanu El since I was in kindergarten . . . and (it) has always been a place for me to feel at home. Numerous programs and community service activities have taught me more than I could ever learn in a classroom." …...Hannah Caplan, daughter of Leah & Lee Caplan "My parents . . . never pushed us to go to Hebrew school or to become a madricha on Sunday mornings. Me standing here today at our graduation service is my choice. Temple Emanu El has over the years made this an easy choice for me." …...Alison Kabo, daughter of Kira & Vitaliy Kabo

Aren't these comments reason enough for each of us to step up and do just a little more than our fair share to ensure the future of Temple Emanu El in the lives of our families? To discuss your gift, please contact Renee Higer, 216/454-1209 or Laura Leventhal, 216/219-3398.

Today’s the day I take my stand, the future’s mine to hold.

Commitments that I make today are dreams from days of old. I have to make the way for generations come and go.

I’ll have to teach them what I’ve learned so they will come to know. ~Singer & Songwriter, Debbie Friedman z’’l

B’NAI MITZVAH

The “Securing Our Home” Capital Campaign Will Really Secure Their Home…….

Saturday, July 6

10:30 am

MADISON

WESSLER

Daughter of

Marcy & Arlen

Wessler

Saturday, August 10

10:30 am

NOAH APPEL

Son of

Suzanne & Lee

Appel

Saturday, August 24

10:30 am

TAYLOR SIEGEL

Daughter of

Dana & Dave Siegel


10:30 am

SAMMY COHEN

Son of

Julie & Robert Cohen

Saturday, August 31

10:30 am

MADISON

CHAITOFF

Daughter of

Sheryl & Cary Chaitoff

Friday, August 23 -7:30 pm

Adult B’not Mitzvah

See page 4 for more information

BIRTHDAYS

JULY

7/1 Barbara Holtz 7/2 Harriet Leeds 7/6 Sandra Levine 7/7 Alex Bogorad 7/7 Nancy Lightman 7/8 Sandra Greenberg 7/15 Violet Spevack 7/16 Stephanie Levine 7/17 Caroline Chesebrough 7/18 Hermine Ostro 7/18 Ruth Shlachter 7/22 Phyllis Wapnick 7/24 Ruth Arenswald 7/25 Donald Zaas 7/26 Ada Eigen 7/26 Tammy Gersman

AUGUST

8/2 Jodi Katz 8/10 Ona Lowe 8/11 Elaine Rembrandt 8/17 Patti Greene 8/24 Stanley Blum

SEPTEMBER

9/3 Jill Wallenstein 9/5 Harry Silver 9/5 Julia Simms 9/6 Dorothy Kutash

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MILESTONES

Milestone birthdays are listed every 5 years beginning at age 20 and every year after age 90.

Milestone anniversaries are listed every 5 years and every year after 50 years.

Please Join us on

Friday, August 23 at 7:30 pm

for the B’not Mitzvah of

Sandra Greenberg, wife of Joel

Masha Lashley, wife of Terry, mother of Joshua, Zachary, Isabelle &

Samantha

Ona Lowe, mother of Lisa Denker

9/7 Marcia Vida 9/7 Shirley Zober 9/8 Anita Botnick 9/10 Jonathan Krantz 9/12 Donald Berry 9/13 Lorraine Rosner 9/14 Doris Firestone 9/16 Leanore Weinberger 9/17 Darcy Edelman 9/17 Thomas Littman 9/17 Jeannette Yellen 9/18 Marc Miller 9/20 Lisa Cronig 9/20 Leonard Lurie 9/21 Charlotte Grossman 9/26 Stacey Weber 9/30 Michael Eisner

ANNIVERSARIES

JULY

7/3 Joel & Marilyn Zaas 7/5 Louis & Claire Chestney 7/11 Allen & Phyllis Wapnick 7/14 Marvin & Maxine Schinagle 7/16 Maury & Carol Rose 7/24 Kevin & Debbie Hershfield 7/26 Jason & Elana Blake

AUGUST

8/2 Donald & Joanne Epstein 8/2 Evan & Cindy Klotzman 8/6 Samuel & Lorraine Rosner 8/7 Jeff & Beth Price 8/7 Edmund & Helen Weisler 8/12 Stephen & Eleanor Kushnick 8/16 David & Sharon Lockman 8/18 Sheldon & Marjorie Kest 8/18 Arthur & Enid Kraus 8/20 Benjamin & Ellen Richman 8/21 Ronald & Linda Posner 8/22 Adam & Carolyn Abrams 8/25 Robert & Shirley Cohen 8/28 Errol & Ruth Nozik 8/29 Ken Perelman & Ann Kocks 8/30 Steven & Amanda Goldberg 8/31 Scott & Heather Banchek 8/31 Elliott & Ethel Schultz

SEPTEMBER

9/1 Gary & Susan Haas 9/1 Herbert & Loretta Magden 9/5 Loren & Nanci Federman 9/6 Mitchell & Frances Rosenthal 9/9 Richard & Iona Dettelbach 9/11 Michael & LeAnne Eisner 9/16 Leonard & Ruth Axelb& 9/29 David & Violet Spevack

Welcome

Bill Shaffer,

TEE’s new

accompanist

Bill is a full time organist, pianist, and accompanist

in the greater Cleveland area. He is the organist at St John’s Cathedral in

downtown Cleveland, accompanist for the Cleveland Pops Chorus, and is on staff at Baldwin Wallace. Bill plays for many of the touring companies of Broadway. Past productions include Wicked, Grease, Billy Elliott, West Side Story, and The Addams Family. He has musically directed other shows including Guys and Dolls, Merrily We Roll Along, City of Angels and Beauty and the Beast.

We welcome Bill and his wife, Michelle, to our TEE family!

Bring in your BOX TOPS!

Our schools receive 10¢ for each label we

return!

Cheerios®

Kleenex®

Chex Mix®

Cottonelle®

Fiber One®

Fruit Roll-Ups®

Green Giant

Products®

Huggies®

Pillsbury®

Pull-Ups®

Yoplait®

Ziploc®

These are just a sampling of items:

The Charitable IRA Rollover

Is Back for 2013!

Did you know that you can reduce your taxes for 2013 by making a charitable gift from your IRA to Temple Emanu El? As part of the tax legislation enacted earlier this year, individuals who are 70 1/2 or older can make a charitable gift of up to $100,000 from their IRA to qualifying charities free from income tax. Additionally, a charitable IRA gift qualifies for your 2013 required minimum distribution, permitting you to lower your income and taxes this year while supporting our synagogue. To learn more, contact Renee Higer at 216-454-1209.

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FOR MEMBERS & GUESTS

TEMPLE EMANU EL & BE TH I SR AEL —THE WEST TEMP LE

I NVITE FAMILIES WITH JEWISH CHILDREN AGES 5 AND UNDER TO :

PJ ON THE GO

ZOO SAFARI At the Cleve land Metroparks Zoo

(3900 Wi ld l i fe Way, Cleve land )

Sunday, July 14

10 :00 am unt i l 12 :30 pm ADMISSION IS FREE!

REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY FRIDAY, JULY 5 TO

Ju l ie Rosenthal , jrosenthal@teecleve .org/216 -454-130 8 This program is made possib l e through a Shoresh Grant , adm iniste red by the Jewish Ed ucat ion Ce nte r of

C leve land and supported by the Fund for the Je wish Future of the Je wish Fede rat ion of C l eve l and .

Inclusive Shabbat Service

for those with Special Needs

Followed by brunch.

Saturday, July 20

10:30 am

Temple Emanu El

Looking for a spiritual Shabbat

service but don’t feel comfortable

in a traditional setting?

Come to an inclusive service for

people with special needs and

their families.

RSVP with special

accommodations requests to

Josh Davis, 440/542-0879;

[email protected], or

Jeff Klein, 440/338-1031;

[email protected]

Brunch reservations requested to

[email protected];

216-454-1216

Free and open to the community.

Stars of David Group for Jewish Families with

Adopted Children

Annual Family Picnic

Sunday, August 4

11:30 am

Orange Village Park

(Behind Orange Village Hall,

4600 Lander Road)

The Pavilion is reserved, but

seating is limited, so please bring

extra lawn chairs.

Bring your own

main course & beverages.

(some grills available,

bring your own charcoal)

We’ll have pot luck for side

dishes and desserts. To make the picnic Kosher-style, please

do not bring any dairy side dishes.

Dessert can include dairy.

RSVP to Andrea Rubin, 216-454-1210;

[email protected]

With the following information:

Name & Number attending

What you are bringing to share.

FRIENDS & FAMILY WELCOME!

ALL TEMPLE PICNIC

Sunday, August 18

12:30 pm

Temple Emanu El

Come at Noon and meet our

Religious School Faculty and tour

the classrooms.

Watch for more information!

Save these Dates

Sunday, September 15

10:00 am—Noon

Family Fall Festival

Sunday, September 22

12:30 pm

Sukkah Open House

at the home of

Rabbi & Lisa Denker


6:00 pm

Simchat Torah Celebration

Watch for more information!

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BROTHERHOOD BEAT

By now I hope you’ve heard that Temple Emanu El’s Brotherhood received the STAR Award from Men

of Reform Judaism (MRJ). This recognizes the wide variety of programming we did in 2012. It is great

recognition. I went to Florida as Temple Emanu El Brotherhood’s delegate and accepted the award on our behalf. I

want to thank a special donor who made it possible for me to attend the MRJ Biennial Convention and receive the

award. The convention was a great learning opportunity from which I brought back interesting ideas while, at the

same time, share our success stories.

However, I find it even more meaningful when one of our congregants comes up to me or another

Brotherhood member and thanks us for what we are doing. Our achievements cannot be accomplished without

those of you who bought a Cleveland Browns Football Square; attended an educational program, Sports Night, or a

dinner; helped cook for the religious school and, of course, became a member. Without this support TEE Brotherhood could not

exist. I hope this year to have a record number of Brotherhood members. If you have not sent in your membership and participation

form, please do so.

In the last Brotherhood Beat I mentioned building and supporting Kehillah, community. I made it a theme over the last few

years to discuss, learn and explore the Cleveland community, from general and Jewish perspectives. Brotherhood’s annual breakfast

meeting featured Joe Crea, The Cleveland Plain Dealer Food Editor. The best summation – he was great. The morning discussion

included how Cleveland is blessed with great restaurants, ethnic establishments and jewels like the West Side Market.

A few days later, 20 of us went on a tour of Cleveland Jewish history. In visiting the old neighborhoods, I realized that the

synagogues were built within the communities. The Jewish community existed in one or two neighborhoods. Today, we are spread

out. Our Temple has become our community. It is where we come together for more than just prayer and High Holy Day services.

We come together for fun, learning, teaching, to comfort, and so much more; ideals that are representative of Brotherhood.

Hopefully in August, we will be watching our Cleveland Indians at the top of the standings. In September, the Ushers will be busy

with High Holy Days. That same month we will have tour of Cleveland Whiskey. Of course, you’ll receive your Cleveland Browns

Squares form in late July. Get your square early as we have had to turn away participants.

In the upcoming months, Brotherhood will be planning some great events with Women of Temple Emanu El, TEMTY and

other constituent groups. If you have an idea please pass it along to me, Pam Richards, Nancy Kalski-Neese, Adam Krantz, or other

constituent group leadership. Brotherhood, like other TEE groups, is committed to making our community the best around. Any

questions or comments please email [email protected].

L’Shalom,

Mark Bailin, President

Summer? Spring? Winter? I’m not exactly certain what season we are “enjoying” right now (this is

Cleveland, after all), but regardless, the Women of Temple Emanu El are already gearing up with activities for

the Summer and Fall. Dinner Bunch (4th Thursday monthly and Mystery Circle (3rd Thursday monthly)

continue during the summer, so watch for upcoming notices. Contact Linda Atkinson (440/461-0111) or Helen

Weisler (440/449-5504) regarding Mystery Circle and Gene Phillips (440/445-0379) about Dinner Bunch.

WOTEE is in the early planning stages of joint activities with Brotherhood – we want to take advantage of

Cleveland’s wonderful museums! On August 25th, from 1:30 pm-4:00 pm, we will hold a Baking Kickoff to

freeze pastries and cookies for TEE Onegim; registration will be open the first of August. Our annual

Membership Tea is scheduled for October 6th, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Mark your calendar now and be sure to pay your

membership dues early so you can join us; membership applications were mailed June 30th. We are planning a wonderful event, so

you don’t want to miss it.

Enjoy the summer months, re-bond with your children, and look ahead to working together to better our TEE family and

community.

L’Shalom,

Pam Richards, President

WOMEN OF TEE

ADMINISTRATIVE

Ronald & Shelley Lipson Caring Fund

in memory of: Esther Kazdan, Milton

Lipson and Sanford Miller by Shelley

Lipson; Alvin Morganstern & Judy Stern by

Mark & Ruth Elliott

General Operating Fund

in memory of: Betty Aster by Irwin Liss,

Deborah Donaldson; Frances Greenberg by

Leslie & Betty Greenberg; Sondra Krantz by

Jean Salata, Michael & Laura Jaffe, Scott &

Lisa Kulkin, Luke & Robin Baum, Ronald

Neese & Nancy Kalski-Neese; Cathy Liss by

Marc & Marcia Bakst; Rudolf Merdes by

Ronald Neese & Nancy Kalski-Neese; Tracy

Myers by Richard & Marilyn Myers; Bernice

Rhodes by Steve & Debbie Kaufman and

family; Hubert B. Stern by Lee Stern; Harry

Tirk by Linda Tirk; Milton Soble, Alvin

Siegan, Dorothy Siegan by Fredrick & Joan

Soble; in honor of: Elaine Geller's

recognition by NCJW by Marilyn Myers;

Judy Uram's installation by Jeffrey & Susan

Forman

Carl Rich, Dr. Mitchell L. Okun and

Blanche Rich Okun Usher Appreciation

Fund

in memory of: Rose Solvith and Jacob

Solvith by Barry Rich; in honor of: Art

Rubel's milestone birthday by Herbert &

Edith Kramer

Lois Zaas Volunteer Appreciation Fund

in honor of: Joel Zaas by Laura & Lois

Bruck

BUILDING

Nathan Bernstein/Frances Bernstein

Gilbert Building Enhancement Fund

in memory of: Jack Silverman by Lore

Silverman

Capital Improvement Fund

in memory of: Sylvia Drubo, Dinah Sobul,

Sanford Sobul & Samuel Drubo by Irwin &

Rena Sobul; Dr. Louis H. Brooks by Jeffrey

& Ellen Brooks; Mack Schoenberg by Jeffrey

& Susan Forman; Esther Blum Spevack by

Jerome & Barbara Spevack

Securing our Home Fund

in memory of: Goldie Karabell by Rhoda

Konigsberg; Sanford Berger, Lil Rosenbaum

& Sidney Arnold by Jacob & Marjorie

Rosenbaum; Harold Yaged, David

Ackerman, Rose Ackerman by Gertrude

Yaged; in honor of: Larry & Tobi Mattes

receiving the Beachwood Chamber of

Commerce President's Award by Lori Kaplan

Women of Temple Emanu El Oneg Shabbat

Fund

in memory of: Jonas Barenholtz and Toby

Levin by Elaine Geller; Irene Davis by

Sandra Davis; Goldie Kramer and Freida

Glazer by Herbert & Edith Kramer; Lois

Klebanow by Howard & Rossya Klebanow;

Manya Lantzman by Edward & Lana

Rabinovich; Louis Persky by Brian Zaner;

Dorothy Weisler by Ed & Helen Weisler;

Edith Zaidman by Gertrude Yaged

DISCRETIONARY

Rabbi Steven L. Denker Discretionary Fund

in memory of: Evelyn Barmen by Stuart &

Judy Barmen; Charles Jack Fishman, Anna

Schwartz, Julius Sobol and Susan

Lichtenstein by Scott & Cathy Wallenstein;

Leatrice Jacoby and Carol Levin by Mark &

Estee Levin; Albert Leimsieder and Jeanne

Katzel by Shirley Leimsieder; Seymour

Krevsky by Daniel & Betty Malmad; Estelle

Kushnick by Stephen & Eleanor Kushnick;

Toby Levin by Murray & Beverly Cohen;

Ernest Maier by Howard & Sue Maier;

Miriam Molecke by Sandra Davis; Barbara

Ostro by Manny & Sherrie Sperling; Toby

Levin and Lena Pester by Mark & Ruth

Elliott; Eric Stern by Rita Stern; Goldie

Karabell by Alan & Pamela Levine; Joseph

Orloff by Eleanor Moritz; David & Yetta

Grossman, Ted Cohen, Rose Weissman,

Deborah Roth by Charlotte Grossman; in

honor of: Alex Denker's graduation by Earl

Cohen & Judy Uram; Naomi Vida becoming

a Bat Mitzvah by Herbert & Edith Kramer;

in appreciation of: The Denker & Lowe

Families by Alan & Pamela Levine; Rabbi

Denker by Sandra Greenberg, Maury &

Carol Rose; Rabbi Denker's monthly group

by Arlene Comet; Mattan Greenberg's baby

naming by Gil & Alla Greenberg

Rabbi Daniel A. Roberts Discretionary

Fund

in memory of: Bernice Krevsky by Dan &

Betty Malmad; Annetta Robbins Richardson,

Mildred Schneider, Julius Robbins and Jack

Robbins by Mildred Schneider

Cantor Diane Yomtov Discretionary Fund

in memory of: Sherry Berkowitz by Peter &

Lee Haas; in honor of: Eva Bogomolny's

Confirmation by Errol & Ruth Nozik; Naomi

Vida becoming a Bat Mitzvah by Herbert &

Edith Kramer

EDUCATION

Bess & Walter Abt Children's Cultural

Fund

in memory of: Sarah Schneps by Henry &

Suzanne Schneps

S. M. Baskin, G. Fields, Dr. D. Goodman

Library Memorial Fund

in memory of: Cathy Liss, Jerry Fields and

Dr. David Goodman by Harold & Judith

Blane; Cathy Liss by Sheldon & Marilyn

Baskin

Camp & Israel Scholarship Fund

in memory of: Jennie Flacks and Sanford

Wasserstrom by Frances Kleinman; Alexander

Golubitsky by Terry & Masha Lashley; Leo &

Yetta Halpert and Alan Halpert by Irving &

Marlene Fine; David Kaplan by Ona Lowe;

Elsa Konigsberg by Rhoda Konigsberg; David

Shwartz by Linda Waldman; David Kaplan,

Sadie Kaplan & Alexander Denker by Rabbi

Steven & Lisa Denker; Toby Levin and Bertha

Solonitz by Robert & Sophia Stern; Toby

Levin by Brent M. Buckley, David & Hermine

Ostro, Norton & Diane Zucker, Gary & Eileen

Solomon; Scott & Mary Levin; Martin

Krasny; Manny & Sherrie Sperling; Steven &

Marla Taub; David & Ruth Hurwitz; Ivan &

Eileen Kalter; Donald & Joanne Epstein;

Raymond & Thelma Rivin; Roy & Lillian

Schlachter; Lawrence & Tobi Mattes; Jim &

Lindsay Venizelos; Alan & Pamela Levine;

Linda Lefkovitz; in honor of: Gary & Eileen

Solomon's milestone anniversary by Sol &

Charleen Factor; Barrie Galvin's get well

wishes by Gary & Eileen Solomon; Jason

Levine's ordination by Earl Cohen & Judy

Uram; Rabbi Roberts' class by David & Ruth

Hurwitz

Rabbi Alan S. Green Lectureship Fund

in memory of: Jesse H. Fein by Barbara

Colombi; Helen Krantz by Bruce & Ellen

Cohen

Eva Heisler Hartenbaum Voices & Visions of

Jewish Women

in memory of: Esther Fischgrund and Mannie

Hartenbaum by Burton & Rita Frankel

Sophie Herman Religious School Fund

in memory of: James Andrle and Goldie

Karabell by Earl Cohen & Judy Uram; Albert

Klein by Michael & Sandra Cole; in honor of:

Claire Beatrice's birth by Scott & Mary Levin;

Elaine Geller's recognition by NCJW by Earl

Cohen & Judy Uram; Al Rosenberg's 90th

birthday by David & Enid Rosenberg, Fred &

Lynn Rosenberg; in appreciation of: Temple

Emanu El by Marc Vosen; Stan Levy for a job

well done by Earl Cohen & Judy Uram

Susan Hunt Memorial Fund

in memory of: Susan Hunt by Lee & Suzanne

Appel, the Polien Family, the Cohen Family;

Kerry & Debe Klotzman, the Schultz Family,

the Kannensohn Family, the Simms Family,

the Lepene Family; the Lantsberg Family,

Earl Cohen & Judy Uram, the Polyak Family,

Women of Temple Emanu El, Natan & Kate

Milgrom, the Medow Family, the Miller

Family, the Zheng Family, the Muttillo

Family, the Sudo Family, the Vilensky

Family, the Pomeranets Family, the Levin

Family, Alan & Pamela Levine, the Kurland

Family, the Lashley Family, the Graubard

Continued on pg. 8

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DONATIONS (As of May 31)

Family, the Lewis Family, the Volgershteyn

Family, the Karulin Family, the Paponetti

Family, Lawrence & Dahlia Harris, Steven &

Aline Davis, the Goykhburg Family, Jamie

Spiegle, the Lombardo Family, Susan Hunt

by Arthur & Paula Goddard, the Hershey

Family, the Salzinger Family, Temple Emanu

El Board of Trustees, the Teeter Family,

Stuart & Andrea Rubin and Family, Al & Ina

Yablonsky, Richard & Catherine Smith

Betty Krantz Religious School Tuition Fund

in memory of: Betty Krantz, Dorothy Bakst

& Joseph Bakst and Arnold Cohen by Marc

& Marcia Bakst; Betty Krantz by Deborah

Krantz; Betty Krantz by Harvey Krantz;

Marlene Schleifer by the Krantz & Bakst

Families

Dr. Martin & Rita Krasny Scholarship Fund

in memory of: Margaret Rutman by

Charlotte Grossman; Ruby Levine and

Hermine Skully by David & Hermine Ostro;

Ruby Levine, Keith Stein and Sanford

Wasserstrom by Martin Krasny; in honor of:

Jeff Lavin's speedy recovery by David &

Hermine Ostro

Kustin Family NELFTY Fund

in memory of: George Boardman by Harvey

& Linda Boardman; Maria Lowry's mother by

Jerome & Gayle Kustin

David H. & Dorothy R. Kutash Israeli

Scholarship Fund

in memory of: David H. Kutash by Dorothy

Kutash

Laks Family Religious School Fund

in memory of: Ernest Laks and Bernice Laks

by The Laks Family

Lori Leeds Junior Youth Group Fund

in memory of: Sylvia Bond by Donald &

Joanne Epstein; Daniel Leeds, Adelle Leeds

Morris Lebowitz, Jack Leeds and Cathy Liss

by Harriet Leeds; Janet Cole Friedman &

Edward D. Friedman by Judi Miller; in honor

of: Milton Nadler's 90th birthday by Norman

& Estelle Engel

Library Fund

in memory of: Sanford Berger by Irwin Liss;

Eric Haas by Alan & Pamela Levine, Earl

Men’s Book Club meets the 1st Monday

of the month

at the home of a Book Club member.

Contact Herb Braverman for more information

216/464-2494; [email protected].

Women’s Book Club meets the 2nd Sunday

of the month

at the home of a Book Club member.

Contact Pam Levine for more information

216/591-9335; [email protected].

Siegel-Scoler GUCI Camp Scholarship

Fund

in memory of: Eric Haas by the Neese

Family

Siegal Madrichim Endowment Fund

in memory of: Sol Siegal by Irwin Liss, Jan

Braverman, Lois Joan Davis

Manuel Freund & Isadore Stein Library

Fund

in memory of: Mary Atkinson by Leslie &

Linda Atkinson; in honor of: Carol &

Marshall Abramson’s and Alana & Richard

Waldorf’s 45th wedding anniversaries by

Leslie & Linda Atkinson

Louis Zaas Film Library Fund

in memory of: Louis & Lillian Zaas by Ruth

Kimmelman; Louis Zaas by Donald Zaas

TIKKUN OLAM

Arthur Cowan Holocaust Fund

in memory of: Eileen Brown by Paul &

Maxine Fine

Max & Frieda Davis Social Action Tikkun

Ha-Olam Fund

in memory of: Arnold Miller and Lillian

Steinberg by Leonard & Susan Davis; in

honor of: Geoffrey Hardman's birthday by

Leonard & Susan Davis

Rabbi Daniel A. Roberts Social Action

Fund

in memory of: Gerald Ziskind by Samuel &

Lorraine Rosner; in honor of: Eileen & Gary

Solomon’s milestone anniversary by Alan &

Pamela Levine; in appreciation of: Rabbi

Denker by Char Rapoport Nance

Sharon Marcia Tenenbaum Memorial

Scholarship

in memory of: Emma Baron & Florence

Baron by Les & Sandy Spike

WORSHIP AND RITUAL

Benjamin & Alice Krall Prayer Book Fund

in memory of: Eunice & Ben Goodman by

Lee & Carol Zak; Leatrice Jacoby by the

Neese Family; Charlotte Sherman by Muriel

Rosen

Cohen & Judy Uram; Cathy Liss by Carolyn

Grossman, Gertrude Yaged, Saul & Naomi

Corman, Al & Ina Yablonsky, Rita Orpett,

Donald & Joanne Epstein, Jacob & Marjorie

Rosenbaum, the Mittelberg & Boyd

Families, Bruce D. Mills, Carolyn Grossman,

Marvin Schwartz & Judi Miller, Saul &

Naomi Corman

Leo & Bernice Malevan Israel & Camp

Scholarship Fund

in memory of: Cathy Liss and Leo H.

Malevan by Saundra Malevan

Albert & Jeannette Newman School Fund

in memory of: David S. Landau, Jeanette

Newman, Albert Newman, Richard Newman

and Louis Segall by Jack & Carol Landau; in

honor of: Jay Blaushild's milestone birthday

by Jack & Carol Landau

Claire & Lew Pollack Religious School

Continuation Fund

in memory of: Lew Pollack and Hermine

Skully by Stuart & Bonnie Chernikoff

Preschool Fund

in memory of: Morris Greenberg by Sol &

Charleen Factor; Robert & Ray Leibowitz,

Alex Gold, Frances Gold by Leonard &

Linda Gold; in honor of: Jennifer Goddard's

engagement by Lori Kaplan; Robert Wolfe's

special birthday, Sarah Gafter's graduation &

Mollie Davis becoming a Bat Mitzvah by Sol

& Charleen Factor

Eric M. Rosenthal Memorial Prize &

Scholarship for Spirit

in memory of: Mamie Marks by Raymond

& Thelma Rivin; Irving Shankin and Jimmy

Spector by Michael & Adell Rosenthal; in

honor of: Tobi & Larry Mattes' Emanu Elite

of the Year Award by Raymond & Thelma

Rivin; Adell & Michael Rosenthal's 50th

wedding anniversary by Alan & Esther

Rubin

Abraham & Dora Sandson/Robert & Lillian

Schultz Adult Education

in memory of: Jeanne Applbaum and Robert

& Lillian Schultz by Elliott & Ethel Schultz

PAGE 8

DONATIONS, cont .

The Congregation notes with deep sorrow the loss of our members:

Betty Aster, mother of Bruce (Kathy) Aster

Toby Levin, mother of Rabbi Steven (Lisa) Denker

Sol Siegal

Marlene Fine, wife of Irving, mother of Leslie (David) Granoff

Alex Rosenberg, father of Myrna (Louis) Snow,

grandfather of Warren, Aaron & Meghann Snow

Our condolences to: Rachel Cole on the loss of her father, Lawrence Sherman

Rabbi Peter (Lee) Haas on the loss of his father, Eric Haas

Ona Lowe on the loss of her cousin, David Zeligman

Irwin Liss & Gertrude Liss on the loss of their daughter, Cathy Jo Liss

Lori Kaplan on the loss of her grandmother, Goldie Karabell

Scott Zingale on the loss of his grandmother, Grace Jarecki

Susie (Harry) Silver on the loss of her mother, Alice Snyder

Estee (Mark) Levin on the loss of her mother, Leatrice Jacoby

Richard (Julie) Perloff on the loss of his father, Robert Perloff

David (Hermine) Ostro on the loss of his mother, Barbara Ostro

Ina (Albert) Yablonsky on the loss of her aunt, Eleanor Raskin

Steven (Amy) Adler on the loss of his grandmother, Irene Kurtz

Jodi (Frank) Turk on the loss of her cousin, Eileen Brown

Victoria (Christopher) Nassif on the loss of her grandmother, Bernice Rhodes

Lorry, Tristin & Killian Wagner on the loss of their wife & mother, Susan Wagner

Denny (Judy) Hershey, Aaron (Darcy) Hershey, Noah (Jennifer) Hershey

& Julie (Jeremy) Fetterman on the loss of their father & grandfather, Robert I. Hershey

Cathy (Howard) Senkfor on the loss of her mother, Margaret “Peg” Smith

Rabbi Daniel Roberts (Elaine Rembrandt) on the loss of his cousin, Kenneth Lee Pocrass

YRuth Gilman Mandel Rhea Maron Louis Morgenstern Leonard Ronis YMorris Roth YSarah Sandler YBelle Landau Segall YSam Skolnik Lanny Solomon YMilo Thomas Samuel Tuber YGertrude K. Weinstein YNorman Weintraub YFrances Yablonsky Stephen Zucker June Rosoff Zydney

Week of July 12-13

YMichael Berkovitz Norwin Brovitz

Jennie Buzney Jack Cohen Bessie Cole YD. Michael Deckman YPaula Fine Phillip Fine Jack Finkelstein Lillian Gage Bruce Geller Seymour Kasimov YRita Krasny Robert Kraus YWilliam Kretsch Ruth Fabricant Kupperman YGerald Leff YAnn Levitt YNathan Lieptz Sanford Mills

Week of July 5-6

YWalter L. Abt Jack Applebaum Joseph Arnoff Sidney Arnold Elfriede Baum Martin Boraz YHyman Goodman Lewis Gottlob Raymond Greenberg YGizella Heiman Leonard Heiman YSam Herman Esther Hill Amelia Kleinberger YShirley Kline Ed Konkol Joseph Levine Eleanor Lewis Jerrold Lockshin

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KEHILAT CHESED IN MEMORIUM

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YSara Nozik Roberta Provder Monroe L. Roseman Irving Sadugor YAaron H. Saltzman Frances Saltzman Jennie Schulman Sam Silver David L. Simon YRuth Small Lynn Stern YJoseph Terr YJack Tetalman YEmanuel Weinberger YManny Weiser YTammy Zlotnik

Continued on pg. 10

The newly formed Caring Committee will provide support, solace and hope to congregants and their families during times of illness, loss or need, as well as recognizing their joyful milestones and accomplishments. Please support the Kehilat Chesed and volunteer to serve on the committee by c o n t a c t i n g R u t h E l l i o t , [email protected].

Hospitalized or in need of a home

visit?

Area hospitals no longer notify us when a congregant is admitted, we rely on you to alert us. Call 216-454-1216, or e-mail [email protected], to let us know of a congregant who would appreciate a visit.

Have a Simcha to share?

Share it with your TEE family via TEEMail. Send information to [email protected]; 216-454-1210.

This year’s annual Memorial Service

will be held on Sunday, September 7 at 2:00 pm in the Chapel at Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery. Please note, beginning August 1, 2013, the cost of a cemetery lot, including perpetual care, will increase from $825 to $1000. Contact Renee Higer prior to August 1st to purchase at the lower rate. 216-454-1209; [email protected]. Are you looking for a way to memorialize your loved one? Purchase a Perpetual Yahrzeit. Included with the purchase is a permanent plaque that is highlighted during the week of the Yahrzeit, a notice of the Yahrzeit date sent to you annually along with the reading of your loved one’s name at the

Shabbat services the week of the Yahrzeit and a listing in the Bulletin. Perpetual Yahrzeit is available for $625. Contact Judi Roseman, 216-454-1216; [email protected] to purchase a plaque.

MEMORIALS

Week of July 19-20

Estelle Aaron

YBarbara Arian

YRickie Baskin

Ada Cohen

Max Engel

David Ferber

YManuel S. Freund

Frieda Goldberg

YAnna Hoffman

Sam Kleinman

Frieda Levine

Sanford Lichtig

Ziporah Lightman

Max Meyer

Elliott Morrison

Eric Myers

YSamuel Persky

YRhea N. Peterson

Anna Rabinovich

Naum Rabinovich

YEverett Rosen

Abraham Sandson

YLewis J.

Schusterman

Jennie Shnider

Harriet Shulman

YHyman Joseph Sibul

Reada Simon

YArthur Wintner

Week of July 26-27

Morris H. Bailin

Jessie Baxt

YMartha F. Fields

Harry Frankel

YCelia (Cissie)

Gardner

Israel Ginsburg

Hugo Green

YJoseph E. Huber

Ilya Kabo

YClaire Kaufman

YBess J. Kline

Donald J. Kohorst

Corinne Levy

Esther Myers

Siman Nickman

YLeah November

YMolly B. Posner

YRena C. Rosenfield

YSidney Rosenthal

Sam Siegal

Frieda Solomon

YBetty J. Union

Week of August 2-3

YShirley M. Berger

YIris Berman

Stanley Blachman

Sara Blane

YEmanuel H.

Bronstein

Harry Bushman

Lloyd Cooper

Alvin Cronig

Ben Davis

YEvelyn Davis

Samuel Ehrlich

Betty Epstein

Tillie Green

Manuel Hill

Sylvia Landis

Gittel Levinson

Harry Lusher

YHortense Marcuson

Stanley Morse

YJoe Robbins

Marthe Robinson

Adele Rosen

Ian Rosenthal

Frances Newman

Rosoff

Myrna Saks

Bertha Saltzman

YJacob Max

Saltzman

Michael Sandson

YBelle Siegal

Rose Smith

YTheodore Stratton

Fred Uram

Harry Weisler

Esther Weissman

Week of August 9-10

Bernard Appel

Walter Berg

YAlbert Berman

Marlene Joyce

Bernal

Regina Berson

Betty Blane

Joseph Blane

YHarry L. Bonovitz

YLillie Chak

Eva Cheyfitz

YEdward J. Coen

Cecil Davis

YRuth Jo Davis

YMarilyn Edelman

YFrieda Fink

YDr. Simon Fisher

Lena Green

Beverly Hirsch

Herman Hirschfeld

Jenny Lefkowitz

Albert Lefton

Jule Levy

YArthur Lewis

Max Liss

Charles Lucas

Ruth Lurie

Gloria Marienthal

Arthur D. Miller

Leonard Mishkind

Herb Protus

Esther Katz Rogozen

Alex E. Rosenthal

Sylvia Saltzman

Yetta Savage

YBertha Simon

William Snyder

Caryl C. Solof

Earl Wakser

YKatie Zober

Weinberger

Alexander Yomtov

Week of August 16-17

YBrian Todd Appel

YHyman Applebaum

YJudith Buckholtz

YEdith Camiener

YArthur A. Cowan

Harry J. Elconin

YMerle Frieder

Ruth Friedman

YLouis Gilman

YAnn H. Goodman

Fannie Goodman

YDavid Katowitz

YRose Kaye

Julius Kunik

Lillian Langholt

Mollie Lebowitz

Rose Lettofsky

Sarah Marks

YArthur Mechanic

Sam Molecke

Marilyn Reiter

Mae Rogoff

Meriam Rosen

YBen Rothgerber

YFannie Rothman

YMax Rothman

George Yale Silver

YEthel Sims

YMarvin R. Skully

Gerald Swartz

Sheldon Tirk

YDaniel Vision


Louis Aronoff

Max Aster

YBenjamin E. Berger

Morris Berman

Eleanore Bornstein

Erin Bull

YHarold Danto

John "Jack" Doherty

Evelyn Eichenbaum

Dr. David Eisner

Jennie Finck

Minnie E. Frankel

YRobert Friedman

Felicia Harris

Leonard Hoicowitz

YHarold Hurwitz

YPearl Hurwitz

Barbara Rose Joseph

Mary Shaw Katz

YBlanche Rich Okun

Dora Rosenbaum

Judith Rozin

YBen Stern

YLois Zaas


YShirley L. Amster

YOlga Berkovitz

Aaron Cohen

Harold Cohen

Rose Cohen

Annette Curtis

YPhyllis Freund

Manuel H. Ganch

YStanley L. Goldblatt

Anna Goldfarb

Dorothy Kleinman

YIsadore Klotzman

YJulius H. Koblitz

Manny Lang

Dr. Mark Lewin

YEsther Lieberman

Fred Marienthal

Abram Mattes

Earnest Menes

YMorris Nittskoff

Kenneth Richardson

Lena Rivin

Rose Rivin

YEthel Rosenberg

Hermine Salomon

Helen Silverman

Marc Stieglitz

YJean Mintz Wolk

YSamuel Louis Wolk

Week of

September 6-7

YDr. Walter B. Althof

YJacob Bernstein

Irving Berson

YSara Blum

Grace Botnick

Sandra Chisling

Minna L. Feibelman

YHattie Feld

Maurice Friedman

Betty Ginsburg

Grace Golden

YHerman Harold

Goodman

YSadie Gordon

YErma N. Greenfield

YSarah Herman

Hyman Horn

Jay Katz

Ann Nettler Kaufman

YSaunder Joseph

Kaufman

YMary Klotzman

YEthel Lazar

Gladys Levine

Jack Levinson

YLillian Katowitz Levy

YMiriam Reisman

Levy

Goldie Lockman

Ann Marks

YGeorge J. Miller

Herbert Packer

YDoris Rosenberg

Ethel Rubenstein

Rosenberg

Simon Schneps

Rose Schoenberg

Harriet Shipper

Milton Shipper

Bernard Singer

Frances Taymor

Week of

September 13-14

YArthur Amster

Leonard Aronoff

Joseph Bakst

Edward Barmen

Lawrence Blaugrund

Isadore Botnick

A. Milton Cohen

Bernice Factor

YJerome Farron

Gary Ferber

Fred Haffner

YSydney B. Heiner

Norman Jacoby

Arthur Kaplan

YMike Krenitz

Julie Leventhal

Lawrence Menes

Lenore Moskowitz

YLouis Moskowitz

Evan Mitchell Myers

Herman B. Myers

YDr. Mitchell Okun

Albert Henry

Ottenweller

YNeil A. Rembrandt

Louis Schulman

Ruth Schwartz

YSarah G. Schwimmer

Tsilya Shvartsman

YBen Stern

YElla Thomas

Max Wakser

YRebecca Bella

Weinstein

Ida Yaged

Phyllis Zucker

Week of

September 20-21

Shirley Ackerman

Sol Ackerman

YGerald Arenswald

YSam Bastoky

Dr. Richard Bendix

YAnne Bernay

YFrances Bernstein

Gilbert

YFrieda Cherko

Leon Constantiner

Louis Denker

Alex Gould

Lily Kabert

YPolly Kanner

YEva Katowitz

James Newman

Ernest Rosenbaum

YHerman F. Rothenberg

YIsaac Sandler

YJeffrey H. Stein

YElmer Waxman

YSylvia Borod Wise

Paul Zilberas

Week of

September 27-28

Sadie Avin

Samuel Borodofsky

Lillian Fox Bruder

Howard Caplan

YSheldon Davis

William Davis

YDr. Ben Fisher

Adeline Gallancy

YDavid Gottehrer

Lois Hunt

YSandra Justus

YHannah Kline

YHerbert H. Kurland

YGladys L. Olson

Ralph Rosenthal

YJeannette Rosner

Seymour Rosoff

YMoritz Roth

Marcia Seiger

Jules Shapiro

Fred Shelas

Isador Simon

YElsie Weiser

YSam M. Wise

YIrving A. Zaner

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18 VOICES SING KOL NIDRE

The secrets of a sacred chant from those

who have been touched by it.

Produced and directed by Allen Oren

Selichot 5773 Selichot are penitential poems and prayers, especially those said in the period leading up to the High

Holy Days, and on Fast Days. God's Thirteen Attributes of Mercy are a central theme throughout these

prayers.

Saturday, August 31

Israeli Style Dinner 6:15 p.m.

Movie Screening 7:15 p.m.

Reception 8:30 p.m.

Service 9:00 p.m.

Dinner: $18.00 per person

This film explores the Kol Nidre, the most sacred prayer in Judaism, that begins its holiest day of Yom

Kippur. The Kol Nidre's words have caused centuries of persecution, but its poignant melody has

enthralled generations of Jews and non-Jews and saved the prayer from itself. The film tells the Kol

Nidre story impressionistically through the tales and anecdotes of those who have been touched by it,

whether they be top experts on the chant or just those who have been changed by chanting it.

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July/August/September 2013 Tammuz/Av/Elul 5773-74