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September 2012, 14 Elul—14 Tishrei 5773

Temple Emanuel 424 25th Street Virginia Beach, VA 23451 757-428-2591

RABBI’S MESSAGE: “One More Chance”

By Rabbi David Barnett

One of my favorite pictures shows a runner jogging along a

beach, with the beautiful purple-blue colorings of the initial trans-

formation from night to dawn, with the inscription underneath

saying “the miracle of dawn shows us that God, in his infinite

mercy, is giving mankind one more chance.” Indeed, each and

every day gives us the opportunity to start anew, refreshed, with

rekindled hope that this day can become a magic one, imbued

with significant hope, new beginnings, and deeper meaning. An-

nually, we collectively engage in the process of introspection

both on an individual level and a communal one for our High Ho-

ly Day period commencing with the Selichot service prior to

Rosh Hashanah, and carrying us at least through Yom Kippur,

and through Sukkot if we “stretch” the limits through Rabbinic

lenience.

Throughout our daily liturgy we remind ourselves on a daily basis

of both our potential greatness through the power of our connec-

tion with community and heritage, as well as the more humbling

side of the limitations permeating human existence. In that con-

nection we daily pose rhetorical questions such as “What is our

strength? What is our virtue? What justifications can we give for

our claims of righteousness compared to you, O God?” Yet, in

the next paragraph we affirm our connection to the merit of the

patriarchs (and matriarchs), and the vision and values they es-

poused along with millions of others through the development of

our traditions taking place over the course of millennia. Thus,

within the limitations of our time and days, whatever they may be

allotted to be, we have the capacity of creating infinite meaning.

In many ways we have an advantage over many other species in

the animal kingdom. The Seattle Times of Friday, August 24,

2012, thought it beautiful and important enough to print a picture

on the front page of a dragonfly hanging from a

leaf in the sunshine as it was emerging from its

nymph stage, drying its wings before taking

flight near a pond on Guemes Island, in the

San Juans. The subcaption pointed out that a

dragonfly lives in the water while growing and

developing during (continued page 9)

HIGH HOLIDAYS SERVICE SCHEDULE

SELICHOT (Community Observance) Temple Israel, 7255 Granby St., Norfolk Saturday, September 8, 9:00 PM EREV ROSH HASHANAH Sunday, September 16, 6:30 PM FIRST DAY ROSH HASHANAH Monday, September 17, 9:00 a.m. Shacharit 9:00 p.m. Babysitting 9:30 p.m.* Junior Congregation, approx. 11:00 a.m.* Tashlich 5:00 p.m. Mincha 6:00 p.m. SECOND DAY ROSH HASHANAH Tuesday, September 18, 9:00 a.m. Shacharit 9:00 a.m. Babysitting 9:30 a.m.* Junior Congregation, approx. 11:00 a.m.* Maariv 6:00 p.m. KOL NIDRE September 25, 6:15 p.m. Babysitting 6:00 p.m.* YOM KIPPUR Wednesday, September 26 Morning Service 9:00 a.m. Babysitting 10:00 a.m.* Junior Congregation, approx. 11:00 a.m.* Yizkor Service following Torah Services approx. 11:30 a.m. Mincha and Neilah 4:45 p.m. Shofar Blowing Community Break the Fast 7:15 p.m. *Junior Congregation for ages 9 and up is scheduled during Torah Service in the sanctuary. Babysitting is available for younger children. Please RSVP to Beth Gross at the Temple office 428-2591.

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TEMPLE EMANUEL

Rabbi David Barnett www.templeatthebeach.org

Email: [email protected]

The Megillah Published monthly

October issue deadline is Sept 20

Officers Morris Elstein MD, President Steven Warsof MD, First VP Steven Harwood, Second VP Gary Tabakin, Third VP

Steven Harwood, Co-Treasurer Robert Salter, Co-Treasurer

Karen Shepherd, Financial Secretary Barbara Fried, Secretary

Board of Directors Steven Brown

John Feigenbaum Jeri Furman Carla Grune Barbara Kahn

Paula Krukin Levy Jason Lovitz Martin Marin Nancy Nelson

Rivkah Sanderson Helene Silverman

Ben Simon John Strelitz

Lawrence Weinstein, Ph.D.

Religious School/Youth Director Beth Weiner Gross

Office Manager

Gail Gogan

Megillah Newsletter Editor

Helen Sissel

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE...Celebrations Continue

August marked a month for birthday celebrations at Temple Emanuel. First

the congregation celebrated the 90th birthday of Esther Leiderman. Her fami-

ly from all over the country joined her Temple Emanuel family to pray and

mark this beautiful moment in time. Later in August, Pearl Glassman cele-

brated another milestone at Temple Emanuel, her 98th birthday, with friends

from throughout Tidewater. To see the joy on Esther’s and Pearl’s faces was

heartwarming for all who were present.

So, what is on the agenda in the coming days? On Shabbat, September 8,

our entire community will celebrate Rabbi Barnett’s one year anniversary

with us. We will also honor our new board members that joined us this year,

and we will thank those members who have moved off the board. We will

also present a plaque in memory of our beloved long term Gabbi and mem-

ber, Carolyn Osman, and we will acknowledge the Pincus Paul Foundation,

that was so generous to Temple Emanuel last year, with a plaque. Lastly Dr.

Steve Warsof and I will make a special presentation of a gift that we brought

back from Israel at the special kiddish luncheon.

Then New Year is right around the corner. Sam Glaser returns as our cantor

and will perform a concert benefiting Temple Emanuel at Beth El. I hope to

see all of you at High Holiday services and at the concert. You can help

Temple Emanuel by buying an ad in the concert booklet, even if a small

greeting.

I want to update all of our members regarding two important matters that

Temple Emanuel faces. Despite our best intentions and tireless efforts on

behalf of Rabbi Barnett, the Rabbinical Assembly has advised us that it will

not permit Rabbi Barnett to remain with Temple Emanuel beyond the con-

clusion of his second year with us. Rabbi Barnett joined our congregation as

an Interim Rabbi, one whose term is usually limited to one year and whose

mission is to help a synagogue transition after a difficult experience. The

RA, which oversees all conservative rabbis in America and in which Rabbi

Barnett is a member and is obligated to follow its guidelines, graciously

granted us an additional year by permitting Rabbi Barnett to remain with us

for a second year. However, as an interim rabbi, after July 2013, it will be his

time to leave. We did discuss our options with Rabbi Barnett and with the

United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism (the organization which pro-

vides guidance and support to synagogues like us) and concluded that we

must abide by the RA’s decision. While we are all disappointed to have Rab-

bi Barnett leave us, we are prepared to commence our search for a new rab-

bi, (a non-Interim rabbi) immediately after the High Holidays (the first oppor-

tunity that synagogues are permitted to do so). We feel confident that the

USCJ and the RA are sincerely interested in helping us find the right Rabbi

for Temple Emanuel. If any member would like to serve on the Rabbi Search

Committee, please let me know.

Continued Page 3...



Special Days

to Remember...

September Birthdays 1 Genna Brand

Richard Gross

Nir Yatziv

2 Elissa Harwood

Daniel Hechtkopf

Abby Schuller

3 Joshua Dozoretz

Lora Marin

Zachery Rapaport

5 Jim Frandsen

Kela Kramer

6 Julia Havel

Ellis Strelitz

7 Charles Herring

Jay Tischler

9 Neil Morrison

Jessica Tischler

Bennett Quinn Yue

11 Hannah Goold

13 Rachelle Ingram

Ronnie Yancey

14 Bernice Jacobs

Joseph Katz

15 Shuly Einhorn

17 Susan Cherin

18 Adam Frandsen

Jack Kahan

19 Roslyn August

Judith Hechtkopf

21 Erik Callagy

22 Lillian Piasecki

23 Beth Jaffe

24 Natalie Breit

Andrew Gottlieb

Heidi Simon

25 Melanne Dozoretz

Eve Poteet

26 Raymond Kreisman

27 David Wolfe

29 Colleen Benkovitz

Abigail Feigenbaum

Becca Lovitz

Jason Lovitz

30 Eliana Carson

Stanley Furman

September Anniversaries

1 Michael & Judy Hechtkopf 6 Dana & JoAnn Dervay Joel & Carol Jason 12 Robert & Cheryl Levinson 15 Ronald & Beth Dozoretz 26 Arthur & Jody Greason

September

Yahrzeits

1 Belle Flex

Irving Mendelssohn

2 Bradford Meyers

5 Abraham Kelberg

Larry Rappaport

6 Anna Herring

7 Merle Evers

9 Sarah Boster

Frieda Mendelssohn

10 Frieda Kahan

Frieda Schiller

13 Werner Grune

Margie Hofheimer

15 Moses Louis Goodman

16 Jeff Elstein

Pauline Goldberg Keller

Lottie Kreisman

17 James Baros

Edward Chenman

18 Eileen Sands

20 Roberta Binder

Herman Kravitz

Goldie Nachman

21 Gertrude Berman

Ilona Ginsburg

23 Benjamin Jacobs

Peggy Weiner

24 Ruth Harwood

26 Marilyn Graham

27 Fred Flex

Sidney Schwartz

28 Carol Gottlieb

Morton Ronick

29 Edward Berman

Morris Goldberg

Max Robbins

President’s Message Continued...

The second issue is still under develop-

ment. One of the founding members of

the JCC approached the Temple about

us moving to the campus. While we

initially expressed little interest in doing

so, we felt that out of community alle-

giance, we owed them at least the op-

portunity to show us what the JCC had

in mind and how it would benefit our

members. Some of your officers had a

meeting and a visit at the JCC and

were favorably impressed with some of

the facilities. While we are a long way

from presenting the membership with

any recommendation, the Board of Di-

rectors has requested that the officers

continue the fact finding expedition at

this point. We will continue to update

you on any new developments in this

area.

My prayer for this New Year is that all

of you continue to support your Temple

in all of its endeavors. If you have any

questions, feel free to contact any of

your officers or directors.

L’shana Tovah!

Morris M. Elstein, President



Religious School News Shalom, As we start the “NEW” year of 5773 there are so many new things happening in the Religious School. We have a new Education Chair, Helen Sissel, and we have some new teachers. We have a new fellow Adam Wassell from Greensboro, N.C. from the Institute for Southern Jewish Life (ISJL). Plus we have some new families! Our Education Committee is planning many activities and fundraisers for this coming year. I would like to thank all the parents that have volunteered to be on the committee. Also register online for UHS. The first day of UHS is September 5 at 4:15. Register your children and grandchildren for the High Holy Days with our professional sitters. We will have sitters in the Religious School building during both days of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur. We will also have sitters during the evening for Kol Nidre services. The sitters will be in the regular sanctuary that night with the children. I will have games/toys set up for them. Don’t forget to come back in the evening of Yom Kippur for Neilah services and the lite stick parade for all the kids. It is the highlight of the day! I would also like to thank everyone in our temple and around the local community that helped house Camp Ramah Darom kids when they came to town during their 10-day trip up the east coast in July and stayed in Virginia Beach on their way back to Georgia. From Temple Emanuel: Marci Danzing, Helene Bernstein, Carla Grune, Pam Levinson, Lynn Feigenbaum, Rachael Feigenbaum, Barbara Kahn, Lauren Weinberg, Carol Jason, Tina Ritz, Ronnie Yancy, Janet Yue, Stanley Furman, Eve Poteet, Morris Elstein, & Lisa War-sof Beth El: Dorothy Spitalney, Ina Leiderman, Eric Schwartzman, Temple Israel: Judi Rohn, Sarah Jo Ru-bin, Ohef Sholom: Dorianne Villani & from Atlanta: May Lynn Mansvach.

The first day of school is September 9.

Grades K-6 (9:00-12:00), Grades 7_9 (10:00-12:00)

Older siblings may arrive at 9:00 and attend minyan at 9:30.

Grades 8 and 9 will have class every other week with Dr. Steve Warsof.

If you have not registered yet please do so soon. I want to make sure I have enough books in each class for all the children.

B’Shalom, Beth Weiner Gross Education/Youth Director Religious School Principal

OFF THE SHELF Children ages 3-8

The 2nd Annual Challah Making Storytime was a great deal of fun. Thanks for all who came out and

if you missed it, we will do it again next summer. We are busy preparing the schedule for the 2012-13 school

year storytimes. Look for exciting new stories and crafts and maybe a few movies, too. Our library is open

during Religious School hours, and you can check out up to 5 books at a time. We have books for tweens,

teens and adults too. Just remember to check them out and return promptly. Looking forward to seeing you

in the library. ~Donna Grant

Our Youngsters



Services, Meetings & More

SERVICES &

MEETINGS

Candle Lighting Times

September 7 7:11 p.m.




Shabbat Services

Friday evening 6:00 p.m.

Saturday morning 9:30 a.m.

Minyans

Monday–Thursday 6:00 p.m.

Sunday mornings 9:30 a.m.

Guests are always welcome!

Book Club Meeting


Torah Classes

Thursdays at 1:30 p.m.

Board of Directors

September 12 at 7:00 p.m.

A big Thank You to all who helped make our Shabbat on the

Beach such a success. Thank you Paula Krutkin-Levy, Joy Kaps,

Roberta Alperin, Gary Tabakin, and Lousie Rose.

Kiddush Luncheon Sponsors AUGUST 2012 4 Rabbi David Barnett in honor of the congregation of Temple Emanuel in appreciation of the past year 11 Friends of Esther Leiderman in honor of her 90th birthday 18 Friends of Pearl H. Glassman in honor of her 98th birthday 25 Corinna and Billy Goold to celebrate all the August birthdays in their family SEPTEMBER 2012 1 No sponsors-( probably the Women’s League, unless we get a sponsor before then.) 8 Kiddush in honor of Rabbi Barnett and the current and immediate past Board members and in memory of Pincus Paul & Carolyn Osman 15 Toby Newman to commemorate the 100th anniversary of her mother’s arrival in the U.S.A. 22 Morris Elstein and Devorah Ben David 29 Carla and Guerry Grune to celebrate their wedding anniversary



GENERAL FUND

Roslyn & Lee Martin: In memory of Harry Fried’s brother-in-law Albert Modlin

Reva Mayers: In honor of Jack Bookbinder’s 90th birthday

Lillian Pugach: In honor of Roberta & Will Alperins’ 55th anniversary

Joy Kaps: In honor of Roberta & Will Alperins’ 55th anniversary

Kay & Barry Kesser: Wishing Gail Gogan a speedy & complete recovery

Howard & Barbara Amdusky: In memory of Blanche & Abraham Amdusky on their yahrzeit

Judy & Stuart Nachman: To David Brand & Family, our sympathy on the loss of your beloved mother Evelyn Brand

Judy & Stuart Nachman: To Janet Mercadante & Family, our sympathy on the loss of your beloved mother Grace Weinstein

Bill & Ida Kittner: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Hattie Hechtkopf: To David Brand & Family in memory of your mother Evelyn Brand

Judy & Stuart Nachman: To Beryl Brown, our deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved father

Irina Abramova: In memory of my father Yomtov Aharonov on his yahrzeit

Steven Harwood & Susan Alper: To David Brand & Family in memory of your mother Evelyn Brand

FOOD PANTRY

Ronnie & Paula Krukin Levy: To David Brand & Family in memory of your mother Evelyn Brand

Ronnie & Paula Krukin Levy: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Ronnie & Paula Krukin Levy: To Jackie Richels, Get Well Soon

Ronnie & Paula Krukin Levy: To Carol Pekarsky, Get Well Soon

Hy & Bette Cohen: In memory of Paul Cohen on his yahrzeit

Ronnie & Paula Krukin Levy: To Larry Weinstein & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Renee & Charlie Heyman: To Roberta & Will Alperin in honor of your 55th anniversary

Renee & Charlie Heyman: To Helene Bernstein in honor of your birthday

G’MACH FUND

Toby Pekarsky: To Carolyn & Gene Lempert in honor of their anniversary

Sue Adler: To Larry Weinstein & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Sue Adler: To David Brand & Family in memory of your mother Evelyn Brand

Sue Adler: To Beryl Brown in memory of your father

Toby Pekarsky: To Marilyn Garfin, Get Well Soon

PRAYER BOOK

Nancy & Stephen Rosenberg: In memory of Harry Fried’s brother in law Albert Modin

Paula & Jim Gordon: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Paula & Jim Gordon: To Larry Weinstein & Family in memory of your mother Grace Wenstein

Fortune Finders of VA, LLC: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Irene Weintraub: To Roberta & Will Alperin in honor of your 55th anniversary

Donations Continued Page 7

Tzedakah:

Donations



Men’s Club Temple Emanuel’s Men’s Club will be providing ushers for the High Holidays and the Sam Glaser

Concert. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Hank Marx at [email protected].

Dona�ons to Temple Funds

Temple Emanuel requires payment at the time of the donation when cards are sent in honor of or in memory of someone. The minimum donation is $7.50. You may mail in or drop off your re-quest. You can even send an e-mail and put a check in the mail at the same time. Be sure to include the full name and address of the recipient and the name of the fund that you have chosen.

• Angel Fund

• Building Fund

• Deutsch Scholarship Fund

• Earl Boster Torah Fund

• Endowment Fund

• Flower Fund

• Food Pantry

• G’Mach (Acts of Loving Kindness) Funds

• General Fund

• Library Fund

• Pincus Form Fund

• Prayer Book Fund

• Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

• Religious School Fund

• Simon Family Founda-tion Challenge Match

Continued from page 6

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Beth & Richard Gross: In memory of Nancy Kanter’s husband Gene Kanter

Dorothy & Ron Spitalney: To Janet Mercadante & Famiy in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Ellen & Jon Harris: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your moth-er Grace Weinstein

Dolores & Alan Bartel: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Sheila & Irv Friedman: To Janet Mercadante & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Sheila & Irv Friedman: To David Brand & Family in memory of your mother Evelyn Brand

Sheila & Irv Friedman: To Larry Weinstein & Family in memory of your mother Grace Weinstein

Trudy & Gil Friedman: To Beryl Brown in memory of your dear father Rubin Sandler

SAM GLASSER CONCERT

Tina Ritz: With proceeds from Pampered Chef Fundraiser Cooking Shows

Tzedakah: Donations

SAVE THE DATE! Religious School Fundraiser November 29, 2012 at Barnes & Noble at Town Center



Childcare/Children’s Service Registration Form: High Holy Days 2012 / 5773 Parent Name(s): ___________________________________________________________ Grandparents name if child out of town: _________________________________________ Child’s Name & Age 1. _________________________________________________________ 2. _________________________________________________________ • Please indicate any allergies your child/ren may have: _______________________________________________________________ Please indicate by circling below the day/s your child/ren will be joining us in Childcare and Children’s Services: Childcare will be in the Religious School Building (except for Kol Nidre) • 1st day Rosh Hashanah, September 17, 9:30 a.m.– to end of service • 2nd day Rosh Hashanah, September 18, 9:30 a.m. – to end of service • Kol Nidre Evening, September 25, 6:00 p.m–to end of service ** back of main sanctuary** • Yom Kippur, September 26, 10:00 a.m. – to end of service ALL children not in child care will be welcome in the Religious school before and after their service time in the Teen/Tween game room. Children’s Services at 11:00–12:00 (during Torah Service) in the main sanctuary for ages 9 – Bar/Bat Mitzvah age and In the Religious School Building (across the street) for ages 3 – 8 years

Important Information about Childcare:

Three age groups for childcare: birth – 2 years; 3 & 4 years; K -3rd grade; **siblings may stay togeth-er if needed for comfort** We will have Professional childcare workers who enjoy working with children, but they need your cooperation in order for the program to run smoothly. **Game room in the Religious School Building for anyone over 9 years old with games set up. The library will also be open. ** Check in: Parents must check in/out their child/ren in the Religious school lobby. Food: We will have light snacks/drinks; we are a NUT-FREE facility Label: Please label any cup, diaper bag with the child’s name For the safety and well being of all the children, including your own child, no child will be permitted to just roam around; they will need to be in the adult service, game room, children’s service or child care in the Religious school. RSVP: Beth Gross 757-428-2591, fax 757-428-3797, or [email protected]

Great Gifts NEW! Entertainment Books 2013 ($25)

International Dining Club coupon books ($35) are available at the Temple office.

Call Marcia Goldsticker at 491-8789 or the Temple office at 428-2591.



Chickens, Goats & Ponies Oh My!!! DR. DOOLITTLE SHABBAT & DINNER

AT TEMPLE EMANUEL September 14, 2012

5:00 PM Services at 6:00 PM & Dinner at 7:00 PM

Come ride the ponies & play with the animals & stay for Shabbat services and dinner.

Cost $7.50 adults & children: Pasta & salad dinner with dessert RSVP by September 11—No late reservations will be taken

Temple Emanuel office 428-2591

(Rabbi’s message continued from front page)

the nymph stage, which can take up to four years to complete. When fully grown and ready to emerge, the

dragonfly climbs out of the water and sheds its skin, leaving the exoskeleton stuck to the stem or leaf for a

long time. Then, typically the adult dragonfly lives for a period of just a few months. That adult period of its

lifespan then amounts to roughly perhaps less than five percent of its total lifespan. We have it better than

the dragonflies. The functional and vital period of a human lifespan spans a much greater percentage of our

total lifespan, and with increasing technology and improved medical innovation and care, many will be fortu-

nate to see that percentage continue to increase. What then will be our contributions to others, and how will

we measure its meaning and significance not only for ourselves, but also for our children and our posterity

and greater community?

We’ll be able to explore these questions in depth during our coming High Holy Day adventure, during this,

my second year with Temple Emanuel in this special community. I am looking forward to sharing the bimah

with Cantor Sam Glaser once more, hoping that the joy and fervor of our prayers, melodies, and thoughts

expressed will revitalize and recharge all of us as we embark upon another year together. While sitting in the

public library on Mercer Island, Washington while composing this message to you, on a beautiful almost

cloudless Seattle day with low humidity with temperatures in the low 70’s, somehow the High Holy Days still

seem a ways away. Yet, by the time you read this, they will be nigh upon us, as this year they arrive earlier

than last year. Therefore let me take this opportunity to send all of you my best wishes for a “Shanah Tovah,

M’tukah, U’m’vorechet”, a “Good, Sweet, and Blessed Year” ahead.



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BOOK CLUB

September 10 at 7:30 p.m.

Andy Barber, a prosecutor in Newton Mass has his world upended when his 14 year old son is accused of

murder. The novel has been compared to Scott Turow’s Presumed Innocent. A Commentator opined "it’s an

exceptionally serious, suspenseful, engrossing story that deserves and should achieve a large audience."



The next Young at Heart meeting will be October 18.

SAVE THE DATE for the JCOC Feed the Hungry on Oct 21.

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