June 2017 Sivan / Tammuz 5777 Vol LXII Number 10

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June 4 Israel Day Parade

June 8 Life Line Screening

June 9 Meditation

Confirmation Ceremony

June 13 Safe Shredding

June 16 Installation of Officers

June 23 Summer Shabbat Services

begin

From the Rabbi 2

From the Va’ad 3

Religious School 4

From the Cantor 5

Social Action 6-7

Legacy 8

Membership 8

Sisterhood 10

Brotherhood 11

Anniversaries 12

Congratulations 12

Calendar 13-14

High Holy Days 15

Contributions 16-17

In Memoriam 19

Appreciation Dinner

and

Congregational Meeting

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

6:30 pm

RSVP to Phyllis@sholom.net

by 6/9/17

Dinner served by your Presidential Va’ad

Dora, Lynne & Larry

W W W . S H O L O M . N E T

Inside this issue:

Special points of interest:

the SHOFAR

TEMPLE SHOLOM OF WEST ESSEX

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the SHOFAR

Published Monthly By:

TEMPLE SHOLOM OF WEST ESSEX

760 POMPTON AVENUE

CEDAR GROVE, NEW JERSEY 07009

Office (973) 239-1321

Fax (973) 239-7935 Email: office@sholom.net

Web Site: http://www.sholom.net

Rabbi

Laurence W. Groffman

Cantor

Kenneth Feibush

Rabbi Emeritus

Norman R. Patz

Educational Director

Michael Melasky

Office Manager

Phyllis Maffucci

Executive Committee:

Presidential Va’ad

Lynne Brennen-Friedlander

Dora Brewster

Larry Plaxe

Vice Presidents

Harry Friedberg

Jessica Maarek

Suzanne Weinberg

Recording Secretary

Brian Altschul

Treasurer

Patti Mollo

Trustees Sam Brewster

Steven Buchwalter

Laurie Katzmann

Arthur Kolodkin

Arlene O’Connell

Stanley Scheiner

Stephen Siegel

Irma Solomon

Marlene Tuch

A Reform Congregation

affiliated with the

UNION FOR REFORM

JUDAISM

Rabbi’s Message

On May 3, parents of our Religious School students met with

Michael Melasky, Cantor Feibush, Gabi Levin, Chris Mason, Melo Taylor (NFTY

Regional Director) and me to discuss “What’s next?”

“What’s next?” refers to life after Bat/Bar Mitzvah. We discussed the

different ways young people can stay involved in Jewish life after their Bar/Bat

Mitzvah services. This is an exciting time--and understandably so. Here at Temple

Sholom, we put in a lot of effort to ensure that each child and family has a

meaningful Bar or Bat Mitzvah experience.

We also look at the bigger picture--helping our students create a lifelong

attachment to Judaism and the Jewish community. That is why we so appreciate our

two wonderful youth advisors, Gabi and Chris. Between them, they create fun-filled

and engaging programming for kids in K-12.

Two Wednesdays a month, our grade 7-10 students gather for dinner,

services and class. I teach our grade 10 Confirmation class and oversee the meeting

with our post-Confirmation class. (See our ‘What’s Next’ Guide for Parents on page 4)

Melo Taylor spoke at Wednesday’s meeting about the opportunities for our

kids in the broader Reform youth movement, including weekend retreats starting

with grade 6, as well as Reform Jewish summer camp. She also spoke of working to

connect youth groups in our area with each other for joint programming, which is

an appealing possibility.

I am delighted with the strides we have made in post-B’nai Mitzvah

retention--the vast majority of this year’s B’nai Mitzvah students are still

participating even after their Bar and Bat Mitzvah services. We still have a way to

go and I’m excited that we are working to ensure that we offer a variety of different

ways--from youth group to study to working in our Religious School to NFTY—so

our young people can stay engaged in Jewish life.

Thank you for your support of - and participation in our Temple community.

No matter where we are in our life’s journey, we all play a part to ensure that the

next generation finds being Jewish as meaningful as we do.

The comedian Sam Levenson used to tell the story about starting grade 1.

Bringing Sam to school on the first day, his mother told the teacher, “If my Sammy

misbehaves, hit the kid next to him. Sam learns by example.”

Our kids do learn by example - a gentler example, we hope, than the one

advocated by Sam’s mom. We know that when we demonstrate our joy and love for

being Jewish, it’s contagious!

L’shalom,

Rabbi Laurence W. Groffman

Join me for our next Men’s Gathering

June 19, 2017 at 7:30 pm

Greek Taverna, 292 Bloomfield Avenue, Montclair, NJ

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Presidents’ Message

We’re more than a congregation, we’re a family.

I’ve worked in marketing for almost 30 years now and I know tag lines. I know when they are purely

aspirational and I know when they are an actual reflection of a brand. I know that our tag line is truly who we are

at Temple Sholom. We really are more than a congregation and our members do feel like family to me.

I’ve always felt this way, but it really hit home a few weeks ago after an impromptu conference call with

my co-presidents. Larry and Dora are like my siblings, all the good parts. If we sat in the backseat of a car together

there would be no punching or squealing as they complained that my sleeve was crossing the imaginary dividing

line. They have my back. They make me stronger. They also make me laugh and care - a lot.

Our board members and trustees have been members for some time, and many of them I count as dear

friends. They are like my favorite aunts and uncles. When things aren’t going well or I have a new idea, they provide

encouragement and function as sounding boards. They follow up with the extra nudge I need or the inspiration

that keeps me motivated.

Our committee heads and newer board members are like my crazy cousins who like to cook up new

adventures, do things differently and have a blast while doing it. There is nothing more fun than trying new things

and engaging new people, all in the pursuit of building a Jewish life and foundation.

I see Rabbi Groffman and Cantor Feibush as the parents, or maybe the grandparents (if I’m not too literal

about age), quietly and gently enabling each of us to do better, be better. They offer unconditional love with a

strong sense of history, legacy and hope for the future.

To further this sense of family, Larry, Dora and I want to change our annual Congregational Meeting into

a Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. Every year we have a congregational meeting where the budget and any new

strategic initiatives are shared. This year will be different. Our congregational meeting will be a family dinner to

honor all our amazing Temple Sholom volunteers. Larry, Dora and I will host the dinner as our way of thanking

each of you for all the heart and soul you have put into the activities and energy of our synagogue. Please join us

to be honored and appreciated on Wednesday, June 14, at 6:30 pm. Larry, Dora and I are already planning the

menu and recruiting our kids and spouses to help cook, serve and clean. Since we are siblings, however, there may

be a water fight in the kitchen as we clean up.

Lynne Brennen-Friedlander, Dora Brewster, Larry Plaxe

Presidential Va’ad

Join us for the celebration!

Volunteer Appreciation Dinner and

Annual Congregational Meeting

Wednesday, June 14 at 6:30 pm

RSVP to Phyllis: phyllis@sholom.net by 6/9/17

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I remember my first day of Hebrew instruction as

though it were yesterday. Sitting within an Orthodox Cheder

in 3rd

Grade, surrounded by 25 other young children (both

boys and girls), I recall being instructed by my Moreh on

some of the consonants. What I do not recall was the lesson,

although I considered myself to be a good student. On this

particular day, however, “I took the day off.” When we were

given our homework assignment to study what we had been

taught and to review tomorrow’s lesson, I recall saying to my

mom – “I don’t even remember being there.” She ushered

me to Richie Gold’s apartment downstairs on the 6th

floor of

our apartment building where Richie sat with me to review

what I had missed.

So why am I writing this to you at this point in the

school year? Hebrew instruction has changed quite

dramatically over the last half century. The advent of

technology has allowed both educators and families to utilize

resources that were unavailable in the days of Richie Gold. As

we enter the summer and formal education is no longer part

of the program, parents and their children have an

opportunity to listen to and read both Hebrew and Prayer at

their own convenience so what had been learned in class still

remains front and center throughout our recess. To that

extent, please utilize the following resources below and any

that your child’s teacher may have given to you recently or

over the past year so your child’s skills remain balanced when

school resumes in the fall.

*Please note that a formal review of previously

learned material is always scheduled during the beginning of

the next school year as a refresher.

Our Temple’s Website: (Prayers)

Go to our Synagogue’s Website and under the

heading ‘Learning’, open the Prayer Link for all the prayers

that your students are currently learning within our Program.

Behrman House Website: (Letter and Vowel Recognition)

Go to the Behrman House Website and scroll to

Resources and Free Hebrew Apps. The Program we

recommend for review is the Click-N-Read Free App for

Practice at Home.

On behalf of the teaching staff of Temple Sholom of

West Essex, have a wonderful summer, filling it with joy and

many positive memories with your children whom we have

been blessed to know, teach and love.

B’shalom,

Michael Melasky, Director of Education

Religious School

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We have a history of borrowing melodies, adding Hebrew words, and then calling it a Jewish tune. For

instance, Hatikva has origins in Die Moldau by Smetana, a zarzuela from Iberia, a Magyar folk song, an Italian

madrigal, and so forth. It was not until 1888 that Samuel Cohen set the words to the melody. So, when asked to

sing a traditional tune, I will usually reply with, Whose tradition?

We have created a tradition for the new generation. Inspired by my friend, Cantor Nancy Dubin, I ask each

B’nai Mitzvah student to choose a favorite song, and I will adapt it to Adon Olam as the closing hymn for the

Saturday service. These are choices from this past year:

Ethan Veller - All the Way Up by Fat Joe and Remy Ma

Marissa Edelman - Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson

Robert Reifenberg Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Perri Katz - The Greatest by Sia

Jack Vollero - The Oompa Loompa Song from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Marc Tiegel - Starboy by the Weeknd

Joseph Brewster - What the World Needs Now by Burt Bacharach and Hal David

Jason Calick - Closer by the Chainsmokers

Noah Weinberg - Don’t Wanna Know by Maroon 5

Sam Zichelli - Narwhals Are Awesome by JellyBug

Julia Stehr - Cold Water by Major Lazer

Justin Kingsnorth - Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson

Jack Flusser - The Cup Song (When I’m Gone) from Pitch Perfect

Ari Shapiro - The Rutherford Hayes Song by Mr. Beat

Noah Decker - The Theme from Friends by the Rembrandts

Sam Maarek - It’s Not Unusual by Tom Jones

Sadie Goldberg - The Theme from Friends by the Rembrandts

Anna Bauer - It’s a Small World by Robert and Richard Sherman

Griffen and Samantha Shapiro - The Schuyler Sisters from Hamilton

Zach Laden - Closing Time by Semisonic

Amaya Groffman - Over the Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz

Dayton Friedberg - Shake It Off by Taylor Swift

These young Jewish adults are already beginning to shape the tradition of the future. I am looking

forward to seeing what their next steps will be. For this to happen, we need you to keep engaging our young

people at home. The Jewish people need you to be a partner to complement what happens inside the synagogue.

Will you be that partner?

Cantor Feibush

Cantor’s Notes

7:30 pm Summer Shabbat Services begin June 23, 2017

Each service will be run by one of our clergy;

Rabbi Groffman, Cantor Feibush and Rabbi Patz.

This schedule is tentative and can change at anytime.

Please watch our weekly email for updates.

Summer Shabbat Onegs. You can still participate ($36.00) or

sponsor ($360.00) an oneg during the summer. Contact the

temple office if interested in participating or sponsoring.

Have a fantastic summer

Shabbat Shalom!

June 23 - Rabbi Patz August 4 - Cantor Feibush

June 30 - Rabbi Groffman August 11 - Cantor Feibush

July 7 - Cantor Feibush August 18 - Rabbi Patz

July 14 - Cantor Feibush August 25 - Rabbi Groffman

July 21 - Rabbi Groffman September 1 - Cantor Feibush

July 28 - Rabbi Groffman

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Social Action Committee

If you have a few hours to spare a month, we could use

your help to volunteer at Oasis. Come join our Temple

Sholom team on the 4th Tuesday of the month from

11:00-1:15 to serve lunch to the women and children of

Paterson and surrounding communities. There are other

dates available to serve lunch and opportunities to help

such as tutoring women in English, holding a

conversation in English practice session, help teach

computer skills, help women choose a work outfit in the

Clothing Room, assist in

the Child care and

Nurturing Centers.

Please e-mail

jyackeren@me.com,

Social Action

Committee, for more

information.

59 Mill Street, Paterson, NJ 07501 973.881.8307

www.OASISNJ.org

This is the one Temple group to join if you want to feel

the full effect of a Temple Family. Your involvement

could be making a phone call or providing a meal. You

could provide a friendly face to a lonely member or help

a member with a transportation need. All you need to

do is be added to my email list and you decide how in-

volved you and your family will become. If you are

interested in joining this group, contact me at

jakejewel67@gmail.com.

Thank you, Dori R. Schwartz

TRIBUTES

Thank you!!!! to everyone who thinks of us through a

tribute. Your generosity

helps us fund programs,

send meals to those in

need, and present other

activities throughout the

year.

Caring Connection

Todah rabah to Max Prince, grandson

of Temple members, Ben and Judy Tabs.

Ben is a regular volunteer on our Temple crew that helps

to serve lunch each month at Oasis in Paterson. Max

learned from his grandfather the various ways Oasis helps

the community so he decided to hold a food collection

drive. With the help of his Spanish teacher and classmates

from the Spanish class, Max spearheaded an effort where

he and his classmates collected over 7 bags of groceries.

The food was delivered and distributed last month by the

Oasis Food Closet which serves needy families from the

Paterson and nearby communities.

Yasher Koach Max, Senora Da Costa and Spanish class of

West Essex High School !!

Max Prince is in the back row, third from the left

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Social Action-End of Year Review

It was a busy year of projects, old and new, for Social action, and our "actions" have succeeded in making

an impact on people and places in need of help and kindness.

This September 2017, our Temple will begin its third year of volunteering to help make a difference for

the women and children of Oasis. Our volunteers are the reason for the success of our Temple's partnership with

Oasis.

Our Temple joined together as a group of ten eager volunteers to spend a day in November with Habitat

for Humanity in Newark. We measured and nailed sheet rock, cut and installed wood moldings among other

challenging but fun building projects.

Every year, in the month of May, Temple Sholom and Notre Dame Church partner to serve families helped

by The Interfaith Housing Coalition. Our volunteers, under the coordination of Shari Ritter, host, make and deliver

meals, or spend an overnight or two at the church to insure that for two weeks ,the families we help to sponsor

can feel the comforts of food, shelter and friendships.

The Mitzvah Project headed by Lisa Kolton and Stephanie Gerson was a winter clothing collection in

collaboration with the Religious school students which decorated the collection bins. Many garments and

accessories were collected and delivered to the Salvation Army in Montclair. Due to this effort of mitzvah,

Temple Sholom volunteers helped keep many individuals prepared for winter.

In February, Cycle for Survival, held at Equinox in Summit, is an annual event made possible by Temple

Sholom volunteers who either rode bikes or attended just to cheer our team on. This year it was organized and

headed by co-captains, Emily Goldberg and Debbie Nathanson. New team T-shirts were made possible by

Jennifer Friedberg and Suzanne Weinberg. Proceeds of this healthy and fun event went to Memorial Sloan

Kettering Cancer Center for research and treatment trials.

Oy vey! So maybe not so few projects! Our Committee wishes to extend our gratitude to all our Social

Action Temple volunteers for your generosity of time, effort, creativity, concerns and kindness that each of you

have bestowed upon those we have had the privilege to serve whether directly or indirectly:

Yasher Koach to Everyone!!

Jeannette Yackeren

On Behalf of the Social Action Committee

The Rysavvy Family

The Shields Family

Lisa Kolton

Aaron Reznick

Ben Tabs

Max Prince

Jerry Alpart

Ruth Dooskin

The Friedlander Family

Adam Yackeren

Shari Ritter

Beth Sidel

Religious school students and Mr. Melasky

The Weinberg Family

The Goldberg Family

Jennifer Friedberg

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Shout from the Rooftop

We have a really great thing going here at Temple

Sholom. It is so great that I wanted to shout about it from

the proverbial rooftop at the conclusion of the Sixth Grade

Shabbat Service in early May. Our Rabbi and Cantor set a

tone that was warm and inviting. The religious school

children demonstrated mastery of our central prayers and

understanding of our Jewish values. If ever there was a

time when I felt moved to pray, it was that evening.

I want this wonderful feeling to be open to others

way into the future. I want the Jews who move into the

West Essex area in the years to come to experience the

same joy my husband, Gerry and I feel each time we

worship and study with our congregation.

We can all insure that this will happen by including

Temple Sholom in our estate planning. Think about it. It is

important. It is easy. It is open to everyone regardless of

age or financial means. Please don’t delay.

Contact me (m.tuch@verizon.net) if you have any

questions about the various ways to leave a legacy gift.

And please let us know of your commitment so that we can

include you in our Legacy Circle.

Marlene Tuch

Legacy

As the 2016-2017 year comes to a close, we

thought we would recap what we’ve accomplished as a

Committee.

In no particular order, we:

delivered 15 challahs

organized a new member dinner

attended a workshop

met 4 times to plan and talk

started a buddy program

volunteered time at the Religious School Open Houses

kept the congregation informed through the Shofar

conversed with prospective members via phone and

email

created a video “montage” of who we are for the

Temple website – https://www.sholom.net/

membership/

We each helped to accomplish some part of the

above, and we did so with the support of our Family

Buddies, Va’ad and Executive Committee, Temple Staff and

Office. Thank you to everyone!

We’d love for you to hop on board with us if you

feel you have even one hour to spare. Please reach out to

us to discuss.

Keri Marmorek, kerischerr@yahoo.com

Emily Zelner, emily_zelner@yahoo.com

Emily Goldberg, emilysgoldberg14@gmail.com

Julie Pak, juliekpak@gmail.com

Membership

Did you know you can connect with Temple Sholom and

see photos, upcoming events, TSWE member

profiles and words of wisdom from our Rabbi in our closed

Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/groups/templesholom/

SUMMER ALERT!!!!

If you’re already an approved member on our closed

Facebook page and want to keep in touch

with your Temple Sholom Family

please post your summer photos at any time!!

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Threads of Our Heritage

By Sarah Brewster

The deep purple threads interweave

Until there exists a connection between

A cloth of violet, elegantly plain

And one of lavender hue, where shimmering silver interlaces the

butterflies that reign

With a crisp white ink on the violet sea

Like a single cloud drifting across the night sky

I pen the word “Shabbat” delicately

Knowing that in the beauty of the glowing candles, it will see many pairs of eyes

The scalloped edges, an elegant design

The red threading of words that they said were a crime

The delicate cloth in an innocent white

Yet they destroyed your innocence in the shrouded night

Your sisters’ hearts interlaced into each thread

Almost beating, almost glowing, almost deep crimson red

Your mother, your father, L’Dor Vador

The men say the blessings, though the women make the bread we so adore

Though the time between us spans seven decades

And our homes are oceans away

We are connected until time’s closing hour

By the threads of our heritage

The Amud Aish Memorial Museum and Kleinman Holocaust Education Center's

Third Annual Student Visual Arts and Literacy Contest!

This year’s theme is “ דלרלחלדל ל שלולדלדלםלדל ילדלםליל ל - Born to Live; Remembering the Children of the Holocaust.” The program

includes a curated collection of six items that belonged to children who left their homes to escape Nazi persecution,

portraying the Holocaust through the eyes of children who survived. Artifacts and letters are preserved and accessible,

giving insight into the fragility of their worlds and the potential of each and every individual. Students are invited to

participate by submitting either a Written or Visual Arts response to one of the artifacts.

Congratulations to our member Sarah Brewster

for winning this year’s contest, below is her poem Sarah's Poem compares the Challah cover she made for her Bat Mitzvah

with the Holocaust survivor's Challah cover.

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For more than four decades our congregation has admired and

enjoyed the beauty and artistry of the Tree of Life Sculpture

that graces the main lobby.

Sisterhood has continued the temple’s tradition of commemorating special occasions with

our New Tree of Life… “A Grove of Trees’, located in the original front foyer of the temple.

This tree is growing and still has many leaves available. If you have a special occasion, Birth,

Marriage, Anniversary, Bar or Bat Mitzvah, Confirmation, Birthday, Special Honors or any

other family happening, please consider purchasing a leaf or a stone. If you have a future

occasion coming up, reserve your leaf and placement now with half of the payment.

The Tree of Life Application is available in the office.

Tree of Life

Wedding….Bar/Bat Mitzvah….Adult B’nai Mitzvah.… Yarmulkes & Tallits

Anniversary….Housewarming….New Baby….Holiday items

WHY SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE???

WE HAVE ALL YOUR GIFT NEEDS!!!

Please contact Marcy Siegel 973-857-2729 Or ssiegel111@aol.com to place your order

Sisterhood Judaica Shop

Ladies Night Out Monday, June 26, 2017

Dinner at 7:30pm

Limited Seating– BYOB

RSVP to temple office

Cost $30.00 pp

Make checks payable to Sisterhood (No billing Accounts)

Sisterhood Upcoming Event

215 Glenridge Avenue, Montclair NJ 07042

Be a Participant or Sponsor an Oneg!

Are you celebrating a special event such as: Anniversary, Birthday, Engagement,

Birth of a new grandchild

Onegs are a service provided by Sisterhood of Temple Sholom

The cost to be a participant is only $36 The cost to sponsor an oneg is $360

Call the office or Marcy Siegel, 973-857-2729 if you would like to participate or sponsor an

Oneg.

Sisterhood’s

Honey from the Heart Sale will begin shortly

Look for information in the mail

Honey From the Heart

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Don’t forget to use Amazon Smile

when making any purchase on

Amazon

Temple Sholom of West Essex is

registered with AmazonSmile.

Shop Amazon and 0.5% of the price

goes to Temple Sholom.

What is AmazonSmile? AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon that lets

customers enjoy the same wide selection of products, low

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The difference is that when customers shop on AmazonSmile

(smile.amazon.com), the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate

0.5% of the price of the eligible purchases to the charitable

organizations selected by customers. Using the link below,

will automatically link you to Temple Sholom’s Amazon

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shop away!! http://smile.amazon.com/ch/22-1732300

We will guarantee secure shredding of your papers at a

minimal cost of $10/box. Come in during working hours

Monday - Thursday, 9 to 5pm but be sure to call the

office first for drop off arrangements. WE ARE SAVING TREES!!!!!

Safe Shredding comes the

second Tuesday of the month.

Next Dates:

June 13, 2017 July 11, 2017

August 8, 2017

Brotherhood

Jillian Reich

Heidi Risman

Ned Rosenberg

Denise Silverman

Mark Weinberg

Don Weinberger

Alan Weissman

Lauren Zichelli

Steve Buchwalter

Josh Burch

Michael Egan

Darius Jasinski

Robert Kantor

Lisa Kolton

Lisa Meltzer

Patti Mollo

Andrew Reich

Blood Bank News Thanks to the donors who joined us for a bagel and coffee

and donated a pint of blood. Our donors were:

Thanks also to Larry Plaxe, who arose in the wee

hours of Sunday morning to open the Temple for us and

the Temple office staff, Phyllis, Harriet and Paula, without

whose able assistance there would have been no blood

drive.

JOAN & JERRY MARKS

Blood Bank Chairs

Thursday June 8, 2017 at 8:30 AM

Life Line Screening, a leading provider of

community-based preventive health screenings will be at

Temple Sholom of West Essex on Thursday, June 8, 2017.

Ultrasound screenings to identify risk factors for

Cardiovascular disease include; Carotid Artery (plaque

buildup-a leading cause of stroke), Abdominal Aortic

Aneurysm (an enlargement or weak area in the main blood

vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest

of the body), Peripheral Arterial Disease (hardening of the

arteries in the legs), a Heart Rhythm Screening (an EKG to

detect Atrial Fibrillation-irregular heartbeat) and

an Osteoporosis Risk Assessment for men and women. Being

proactive about your health by knowing your risks helps you

and your doctor address problems early.

Register online TODAY at

www.lifelinescreening.com/communitycircle

and receive your “Community Circle” discount and your

Preferred Appointment!

Temple Sholom’s Jubilee Walkway is a wonderful way to

commemorate a birth, wedding, anniversary and any other

occasion or accomplishment.

Dedicated bricks will make a terrific gift for life cycle events

for those who say “Don’t buy me anything,

I don’t need anything.”

By honoring yourself or those you love, you also support

the congregation and the bricks

will be there, to be seen, for a long time.

Engraved bricks are $136.00 each.

Ask the temple office for an application

Jubilee Brick Walkway

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Happy Anniversary

Bruce & Jaimee Baumgarten

on the birth of their granddaughter

Kenzi Madison Baumgarten on April 18, 2017

Proud parents are Aaron & Tina Baumgarten

Cooki & Stan Gulkin

on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Lily Satz on April 29, 2017

Proud Parents are Stephanie and Brian Satz

Rabbi & Naomi Patz

on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Dalia Reynolds on May 6, 2017

Proud parents are Aviva & Tripp Reynolds

Rose & Steve Klinkowize

on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Jamie Ryan Klinkowize on May 6, 2017.

Proud parents are Michelle and Sean Klinkowize.

Joan Nelson

on the Bat Mitzvah of her granddaughter

Emma Marli Novin on May 7, 2017

Proud parents are Joshua and Susan Novin

Ellen Barker

on the engagement of her daughter Jessie to Isaac Hahn.

Proud grandparents are Sue & Richard Sandler

Maxine Myers

on the marriage of her grandson

Menachem Mendel Myers

to Tzivia (Perlaki) Myers on Lag b’Omer,

May 14, 2017

Marcy & Stephen Siegel

on their son Jared’s graduation from

Nova Southeastern Law School on

May 11, 2017

Justin Stone

on the Endowed Scholarship created in his name

at the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

Honored on May 11, 2017

Gary & Julie Laden

on the Bar Mitzvah of their son Zachary

on May 6, 2017

Rabbi & Melissa Groffman

on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter Amaya

on May 13, 2017

Harry & Jennifer Friedberg

on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter Dayton

On May 20, 2017

Interested in touring Jewish sites

and more in spectacular Sicily

next spring?

Call Rabbi Patz or send an email to

nnpatz@optonline.net

Jewish Sicily

Congratulation & Best Wishes

Debbie & Steven Nathanson

Lisa & William Meltzer

Marsha & Kenneth Goren

Terri & Howard Felcher

Arlene & Richard Kochman

Heidi & Peter Levine

Lisa Schweitzer & David Kingsnorth

Susan & Barry Paul

Nancy & Michael Horowitz

Michelle & Adam Friedman

Denise & Paul Silverman

Therese & Scott Felcher

Carol & Barry Beyer

Jane & Robert Kantor

Colleen & Jason Apter

Linda Kaplan & David Harmon

Audrey & Joel Weinstock

Frances & Gary Beinhaker

Barbara & Peter Kaufman

Erica & Chris Mesopotanese

Sue & Donald Weinberger

Sharon & Gary Resnick

Susan & Stephen Eisenberg

Ruth & Arnold Shurkin

Lynn & Robert Koggan

Iris & Joseph Bucchino

Karen & Lawrence Lava

Susan & Richard Sandler

Sue & George Edelstein

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Yom Kippur Break-the-Fast

Save the Date:

Saturday, September 30, 2017

Once again, the Brotherhood of Temple Sholom is planning to provide a beautiful spread for Yom Kippur

Break-the-Fast, served immediately following the conclusion of Yom Kippur services Saturday, September 30, 2017.

We’d like to see you stay at the end of Yom Kippur services to enjoy our Break-the-Fast. Attendance at this event has

been growing and we will be asking for help to defray the cost of this project.

Look for information in the mail over the summer

Brotherhood of Temple Sholom

Save the Date: Fill a bag with non-perishable food and bring it on

Saturday, September 30, 2017~ Yom Kippur

for the food banks of New Jersey.

Bags will be available on

Rosh Hashanah.

Rosh Hashanah ~ Tashlich Save the Date

FOR TASHLICH (A SYMBOLIC CEREMONY:

Cast away our sins) B.Y.O.B -

Bring your own bread!

1st Day Rosh Hashanah Thursday,

September 21, 2017 at 2:15pm

Meet at the Bridge of

Cedar Grove Community Park

(Park on Little Falls Road)

A great family event!!

Brotherhood—Break-the-Fast

Food Bank of New Jersey

5778

HOLIDAY GREETINGS LISTING IN SHOFAR 3 HOLIDAYS/$18

This year we will again be printing a page in which you can insert your own Rosh Hashanah - New Year’s greeting to your fellow members and friends as well as for Hanukkah and Passover. This is a most appropriate way of sending your personal greetings to all our congregants. The cost will be $18 for all three listings. Look for information in the mail over the summer.

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Contributions to the funds of the congregation are always

appropriate, welcome and provide important revenue.

Tzedakah is very much a part of Jewish tradition, especially

when it is given to mark celebrations, to offer best wishes for recovery from illness (refuah sheleimah), offer condolences,

and at yahrzeit time, to remember loved ones. These gifts are put to constructive use to enhance the programs of our

congregation.

Contributions

RABBI’S GOOD WORKS FUND

In Appreciation of: Given By

Rabbi Groffman…………………………..…...…………………….Helene Fishman

…………………………………………………………….…………….Julie & Gary Laden

………………………………………………………………………….Beth & Stan Peskin

Rabbi Groffman, on a beautiful Yom HaShoah Service………………

………………………………………………………………..…….Sheila & Art Kolodkin

Rabbi Groffman, on a beautiful Passover Seder………………………

……..……………………………………………………………..Linda & Sidney Gilman

In Honor of: Given By:

Rabbi & Melissa Groffman, on their anniversary………………

……………………………………………..………………………..Irma & Carl Solomon

The Groffman Family, on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter

Amaya………………………………………………………Marian & William Albert

………………………………….………………………….Linda & Jim Asher-McClain

………………………………………..………………………….Susan & Harvey Bazaar

…………………………………………………………………….Fran & Gary Beinhaker

……………………….……………………...Helene Blanket & Michael Braganca

……………………….…………………………………………Sharyn & Robert Brener

………………………..………………………………………Ellen & Steve Buchwalter

………..………………………………………………………………Kathy & Manny Cid

………………………………………………….………………Sue & George Edelstein

…………………………………………………………….…………………Janet Eisenstein

….…………………..…………………………………………Margie & Barry Feldman

……….……………………………………………………………………………Ruth Frankel

……………………………………………………………………Linda & Sidney Gilman

…………………………………………………………………Marsha & Gerry Heyman

……………………..……………………………………...Nancy & Michael Horowitz

…………….……...……………………………………………………..Gail & Rick Isquith

…………………………………………………………………………………..Debbie Kaiser

……….……………………………………………………………….Judy & Morton Kalb

….………………………………………………………………………Joan & Jerry Marks

……………………………………….……………………..Peggy & Howard Menaker

………..………………………….……………………………………..Beth & Stan Peskin

……………………………………………………………………….Carol & Jeffrey Press

………….……………………….………………………………..Gail & Ned Rosenberg

………………………………….…………………………Audrey & Stuart Rosenblatt

……..…………………………………………………………………….Nancy Rubenstein

…………..…………………………………………………Rosalie & Lowell Saferstein

….………………………………………………………………..Amy & David Schwartz

…………………………...………………………………………………Rhelda & Jay Sher

……………………………………………………………………Ruth & Arnold Shurkin

……………………………..………………………………….Maxine & Richard Simon

………..………………….………………………………………….Irma & Carl Solomon

……..…………………………………………………………………Vicki & Gary Squires

……………………………...……………………………………..Leslie & Richard Stern

……………………………………….…………………………….Marlene & Gerry Tuch

………..…………………………….…………………………………Anne & Dave Wolfe

..………………………………………………………………………..Jeannette Yackeren

…………..………………………….…………………………………………………..Ruth Zitt

…………..………………………………………………………………..Minnette Zweben

In honor of continued:

Rose & Steve Klinkowize, on the Bat Mitzvah of their

granddaughter Jamie…………………………………..Fani & Alan Weissman

Peggy Menaker, on her special birthday……….……………Nancy Jones

Sue & Richard Sandler, on the engagement of their

granddaughter Jessie Barker………………………….…………..Nancy Jones

Justin Stone, Endowed Scholarship at Rutgers Dental School……….

………………………………………………………………….Phyllis & Phil Lieberman

In Memory of: Given By:

Jesse Ellman……………………………………..………………………….Barbara Rich

Hazel Galinger….……………………………..………Ellen & Steve Buchwalter

………………..………………………………………..…………….Lynne & Joe Epstein

……………………………………………………..………….Margie & Barry Feldman

…..………………………………………………..………………………………Nancy Jones

…..……………………………………………………………………..Mimi & Stuart Korn

……………………………………………………...………………..Harriet & Larry Plaxe

…….……………………………………………..………..Rosalie & Lowell Saferstein

……………………..……………………………..………………Sue & Richard Sandler

…………………………………………………………………………Shelley & Phil Spies

………………………………………………………………Sue & Donald Weinberger

…………………..……………………………………..…………Fani & Alan Weissman

Geraldine Goren……………..……………………………Sue & Richard Sandler

John Jackobson, brother of Helen Mintz…..…………………Marilee Fine

Judy Koggan……………………………………………Ellen & Steve Buchwalter

…………………………………………………………..………….Ruth & Herb Dooskin

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Joel Weinstock…………..…………………..………..Ellen & Steve Buchwalter

…………………..………………………………..……….…………Lynne & Joe Epstein

RABBI EMERITUS FUND

In Honor of: Given By:

Rabbi & Naomi Patz, on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Dalia Reynolds……………………….………….…Linda & Jim Asher-McClain

………………………..………………………...……………………..Carol & Barry Beyer

……………………………………..….……...………………………………..Paula Cummis

………………………………...………..……..………………Margie & Barry Feldman

……..………………………………………………………………………Laurie Katzmann

………………………………………………..…………………..Fani & Alan Weissman

CANTOR’S GOOD WORKS FUND

In Appreciation of: Given by:

Cantor Feibush, on a beautiful Passover Seder……………………

………….………………………………………………………...Linda & Sidney Gilman

CANTOR’S MUSIC FUND

In Appreciation of: Given By:

Cantor Feibush, on a beautiful Yom HaShoah Service………………

……………………………………………………..……………….Sheila & Art Kolodkin

Cantor Feibush……………………………..……………………Julie & Gary Laden

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ADULT ED FUND

In Honor of: Given By:

Joan Nelson, on the Bat Mitzvah of her granddaughter

Emma Novin……………………………………………………..…..Laurie Katzmann

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger………………………………..……………………………Ruth Frankel

Ruth Mollo…………………………………….………………….Jeannette Yackeren

ANITA & MARCEL BOLLAG Children’s Program Fund

In Honor of: Given By:

Cooki & Stan Gulkin, on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Lily Satz…………………………………………………………………….Paula Cummis

CARING CONNECTION FUND

In Appreciation of: Given By:

Larry Steinman……………………………………...…….Linda & Sidney Gilman

In Honor of: Given By:

Cooki & Stan Gulkin, on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter

Lily Satz…………………..…………………..………………Susan & Harvey Bazaar

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger………………………...……………Linda & Jim Asher-McClain

………………………………………………..……………….Marsha & Gerry Heyman

……………………………………..……………………………………..…Eileen Kleinberg

..……………………………………………...…………………………Joan & Jerry Marks

………………………………………………..…………………..Ruth & Arnold Shurkin

…………………………………………………………………Maxine & Richard Simon

Judy Koggan………………………………….…………….Sue & Richard Sandler

Ruth Mollo……………………………………………….Maxine & Richard Simon

Jerome Schaeffer..…………………………………..……………Joan & Ron Fisch

…………………………………………………………………….………………Ruth Frankel

…………………………………………………………………Marsha & Gerry Heyman

…………………………………………………….………………………………Nancy Jones

…………………………………………………….…………………………Eileen Kleinberg

……………………………………………………………………….Harriet & Larry Plaxe

……..…………………………………………………………..Arlene & Bob O’Connell

…………………………………………………………………….Sue & Richard Sandler

….……………………………………………...………………Denise & Paul Silverman

….……………………………………………..…………………..Marlene & Gerry Tuch

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Joel Weinstock………………………...………..…………………..Eileen Kleinberg

AUGUSTA E. FLYER & GILBERT M. FLYER CAMPERSHIP FUND

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Joel Weinstock…………..…………………………………..Irma & Carl Solomon

MARK LEFKOWITZ FUND

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger……………………..………………………………….Larry Steinman

Judy Koggan………………………..………………….………………Larry Steinman

JAY LEVINE SANCTUARY FUND

In Memory of: Given By:

Charlie Folkman……………………………………………..Julie & Jeffrey Kagan

……………..……………………………………………………………………..Robert Levin

………………………………………………….………………..Ronald & Florette Lynn

………………………………………………….………………………………Maxine Myers

………………………………………………………………….Arlene & Bob O’Connell

….………………………………………………………………….Ester & Mark Wertlieb

Hazel Galinger…………………………..……………………………….Debbie Kaiser

OPERATING FUND

In Appreciation of: Given By:

Sharon & Gary Resnick……………………………Marsha & Gerry Heyman

In Honor of: Given By:

The Groffman Family, on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter

Amaya………………………………………………………………Marti & Rand Agins

Marcy & Stephen Siegel, on Jared’s law school graduation………….

………………………………………………..…………………………………..Nancy Jones

………………………………………………..……………………Leslie & Richard Stern

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger…………………………………………………Marti & Rand Agins

……………………………………………………………….……..Sheila & Art Kolodkin

……………………………………………...……………..……………………Maxine Myers

……………………………………………..……………………..Gail & Ned Rosenberg

………………………………………….……..……….……….Bobbie & Stan Scheiner

Judy Koggan………….……The Presidential Va’ad: Dora, Lynne & Larry

………….………………………..…………………………………Sheila & Art Kolodkin

….……………………………………………………………………Harriet & Larry Plaxe

………..………………………………………………………...Arlene & Bob O’Connell

……...……………………………………………………………………...Sue & Herb Rich

………..…………………………….….……………………….Bobbie & Stan Scheiner

………………………………………..……………………………Leslie & Richard Stern

Jerome Schaeffer……………..…..…………………….……Marti & Rand Agins

…………………………………………………………………..…Leslie & Richard Stern

Judith Weissman…………………..……………………..Karen & Russell Muller

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Harry Kraft……………………………..………..…………………Nancy Rubenstein

PRAYERBOOK FUND

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger………………………………....…………..Marlene & Gerry Tuch

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND

In Memory of: Given By:

Hazel Galinger…………………………………..………Arlene & Bob O’Connell

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Joel Weinstock………………………………………….Arlene & bob O’Connell

SIGMAN MUSIC FUND

Speedy Recovery to: Given By:

Elise & Elliot Levine………………………....…………………Rhelda & Jay Sher

SISTERHOOD FUND

In Honor of: Given By:

Marcy & Stephen Siegel, on Jared’s law school graduation………….

……………….………………………………………………………Harriet & Larry Plaxe

SR. YOUTH GROUP FUND

In Honor of: Given By:

The Groffmans, on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter

Amaya……………………………………………………….The DeBrabanter Family

……………………………………………………….…….Jessica & Stephane Maarek

In Memory of: Given By:

Doug Pine……………………………………………Jessica & Stephane Maarek

STAINED GLASS WINDOW FUND

In Honor of: Given By:

The Groffmans, on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter

Amaya………………………………………………………………..Joan & Paul Egyes

In Memory of: Given By:

Doug Pine………………………………….…..………….……….Joan & Paul Egyes

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YAHRZEIT FUND

In Memory of Given By:

Abram Altschule……………….....………………..Marsha & Gerard Heyman

Al Frankel…………..………..……..……………………………………….Ruth Frankel

Sadie Atkins Gilman…………...…………………..…..Linda & Sidney Gilman

Sonya Herschlag……………..…..Sharon Herschlag & Stephen Simeoni

Phillip Orlin…………………...……………….…………………..Gail & Rick Isquith

Rena Plaxe……………………………………………………..Harriet & Larry Plaxe

Abraham Prisand……………………………………….Freddie & Jerry Abrams

Sidney Rutz……………………..……………………Rosalie & Lowell Saferstein

Mollie Samuels…………………..…………………………………………Shari Salkin

Karl Schwartz………………………..….………………………………..Neil Schwartz

John Simon……………………………..……………….Maxine & Richard Simon

Mortimer Simon………………………..…………………………………Marilee Fine

Bessie Smith……………………………….……………….Linda & Sidney Gilman

Lenore Smith…………………………………..………….Linda & Sidney Gilman

Lillian Sparacin…………………….…………..……………Joan & Sidney Pestka

Rita Spingarn………………………………………..………..……Mitchel Spingarn

Celia Wunsh…………………………………………..…….……………Stuart Wunsh

Peter Wunsh………………………………………………………………Stuart Wunsh

“Deeds of giving are the very foundations of the world.”

Mishna, Pirkei Avot 1:2

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Norman Leder

Uncle of Liz Giuffrida

May 25, 2017 29 Iyar 5777

Judy Koggan

Mother of Rob Koggan

May 22, 2017 26 Iyar 5777

Lya Neuman

Former Member

May 9, 2017 13 Iyar 5777

Hazel Galinger

Mother of Peggy Menaker

May 4, 2017 8 Iyar 5777

May God console the families among the mourners of Zion & Jerusalem

In Memoriam

We recall with deep sorrow the deaths of

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