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The Bulletin Congregation Shaaray Shalom
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Jewish Community Center of West Hempstead Franklin Square Jewish Center
Conservative Egalitarian Synagogue 711 Dogwood Avenue, West Hempstead, NY 11552-3425
516 481-7448 Fax: 516 489-9573 www.shaarayshalom.org
October 2019 Tishrei/Cheshvan 5780 Rabbi
Art Vernon
Cantor Todd Rosner
President
Alan Shamoun
1st Vice President Leah Freeberg
2nd Vice President
Daniel Alter
Treasurer Lew Stein
Financial Secretary
Ronni Pollack
Recording Secretary Wayne Vogel
Men’s Club
Joe Richmond
Sisterhood President Rita Kaikow
Building Committee
Richie Selzer
Ritual Committee Jeff Smith Henry Luft
Membership
Leah Freeberg
Office Manager Ira Litkofsky
Rabbi’s Message
Although we refer to the approaching season as the High Holydays in English, the traditional Hebrew is the Yamim Noraim, the Days of Awe. Beginning with Rosh Hashanah, we imagine that God is determining the destiny of each of us in the coming year. Our tradition teaches that our destiny is written on Rosh Hashanah and sealed on Yom Kippur for most of us. The wholly Righteous among us are sealed for good and blessing immediately on Rosh Hashanah, the wicked among us are sealed for ill. Most of us are neither wholly righteous nor totally wicked, and then the ten days are a gift to us to attempt to influence our destiny. Our tradition also teaches that we cannot expect God to forgive our misdeeds on Yom Kippur unless we have already sought and given forgiveness from our fellow human beings. So, the task upon us is to determine who we may have wronged and make amends, if possible, prior to Yom Kippur. As I believe I have taught on more than one occasion, the Jewish conception of wrongdoing, both acts of commission and acts of omission, cannot be adequately conveyed by the English term, sin. In fact, there is no Hebrew term that is exactly equivalent to the word sin. The term we will encounter most frequently in our Yamim Noraim liturgy is Chayt, which means to
miss the mark, as an arrow shot at a target might miss the bull’s eye. The implication is that there is some ideal or standard of conduct that we either failed to achieve or completely ignored. Should we feel guilty about this? Yes, but to a limited extent; only enough to motivate us to do better. Very few human beings can ever be completely blameless; after all we are human not divine beings. Perfection is beyond our capabilities. Improvement, on the other hand, is entirely within our power. Is our failure to live up to the ideals of our tradition a moral failing? No. Is it a defect of our character? No. It simply reflects the human condition - we are going to make mistakes. Even with the best of intentions, sometimes the results of our actions will be harmful to others. Our tradition expects us to recognize and accept our mistakes, apologize to those we have hurt in some way, and resolve to do better the next time. Oh, and by the way, some of our most grievous misdeeds are committed against ourselves! This is why we Jews do not make new year resolutions. They are too hard to keep and why carry any guilt on their account? Based on the foregoing, we can conclude that none of us are sinners; we are simply flawed human beings who will always struggle to hit the mark. Most of the
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Rabbi Vernon Study: 516 489-7578 Cell: 973 699-4494 [email protected]
Cantor Todd Rosner Home: 516 505-2966 Cell: 516 972-5917 [email protected]
President Alan Shamoun 917 902-0896 [email protected]
1st Vice President& Membership Leah Freeberg [email protected]
2nd Vice President Daniel Alter 516 680-0654
[email protected] Treasurer Lew Stein 516 485-006 [email protected] Financial Secretary Ronni Pollack
[email protected] Men’s Club Joe Richmond 516 489-3321 [email protected]
Sisterhood President Rita Kaikow 516 481-3722
Building Committee Richie Selzer 516 481-8263 Cell: 516 680-3063 [email protected]
Ritual Committee Jeff Smith 516 489-5072 Henry Luft 917 592-2808
Bulletin Editor Bernice Slutzman 516 785-7059 [email protected] [email protected] Office Manager Ira Litkofsky 516 481-7448 [email protected]
I M P O R T A N T C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES OCTOBER
Fri., Oct. 4 Services & Candle Lighting 6:14 pm Sat., Oct. 5 Parsha Vayelech Morning Services 9:00 am Shabbat Shuva Fri., Oct. 11 Services & Candle Lighting 6:03 pm Sat., Oct. 12 Parsha Ha’azinu Morning Services 9:00 am Fri., Oct. 18 Services & Candle Lighting 6:52 pm Sat., Oct. 19 Chol Hamoed Services 9:00 am Fri., Oct. 25 Services & Candle Lighting 5:42 pm Sat., Oct. 26 Parsha Bereshit Services 9:00 am
Holiday Schedule on Page 12
DAVID WEISS DAILY MINYAN MONDAY AND THURSDAY: 6:30 AM SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY &
FRIDAY: 8:30 AM SUNDAY - THURSDAY: 8:00 PM
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Rabbi’s Office Hours: Tuesday:
1:00 pm-4:00 pm Wednesday:
10:00 am-2:00 pm Thursday:
1:00 pm—4:00 pm
*other hours by appointment
Main Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 5:45 pm
Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
A truly hectic Autumn is upon us. Chalk it up to poor planning, or an overly ambitious group of volunteers (including myself at the top of that list), but regardless it’s exhausting. We said goodbye to summer with another fabulous Men’s Club Barbeque. Once again, there was a great turnout, with perfect weather. We all enjoyed each other’s company and the food from Doni at Grapevine Events. Thank you so much to Men’s Club, and all those volunteers who made that day a success. On writing this, we are approaching Selichot which has a last minute reprogramming to run at Congregation Shaaray Shalom (instead of elsewhere) with a smaller group of participating shuls. The very next day is the Journal Celebration! We will come back to that in a few…a week after the journal is Rosh Hashanah, quickly followed by Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah (as usual). Then, on November 3rd, there is Sisterhood Brunch, followed by Veterans’ Shabbat on November 9th and Kristallnacht (tentatively) also on November 9th! Let’s not forget that the day after that is November 10th, with our annual Concert! Is your head spinning yet? Mine is… Back to the Journal. A few years ago, Helene Fastman told me (then in my first year as 1st Vice President), that fundraising was my domain, and that the Journal is at the top of the list. I told her point blank that if she wants the Journal to die, she will entrust it to me: she chuckled (I think she truly thought I was kidding). While I was able to pull it off the first year with her assistance, thereafter it didn’t happen. Those that know me, know there is a lot that
I can do, but functions like the Journal are not on the list: it’s just not one of my strengths. I did try to pull it off again, but failed. Helene (and Lew, our Treasurer) were truly disappointed. Helene vowed to bring back the Journal, once she was done as President and could recuperate. Here we are, Fall 2019, and the Journal is at our doorstep. Helene and Lew have worked extremely hard to put this together. To those who aren’t involved, it might just seem like putting together a luncheon with food by the caterer, but there is so much that goes on in advance to make it a success. There is an extraordinary amount of preparation for the advertisers and coordinating that part of the fundraising. Then there is the actual event: food, guests, and entertainment. Oh, and let’s not forget the honorees! This year we have a group of outstanding women who are being honored, who didn’t want a fuss to be made over them! But of course, Helene Fastman is not Wonder Woman, but just a dedicated, caring, and hard working woman. As such, she had to also enlist an army of volunteers to assist in making this year’s Journal a success (and yes, even more coordination required!). I will leave the thanking of the Journal volunteers to Helene and Lew during the event. I hope you, as a member of our Congregation, enjoy the fruits of the labor of all our volunteers. We are blessed to have such wonderful people in our community. Alan Shamoun
THANK YOU I wish to thank all who made the effort to come to a 6:30 morning minyan so that I could say Kaddish for my father, Roman Weingarten, z.l. on his 6th Yarhzeit.
Bernice Slutzman
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My heartfelt thanks to Helene and Lew for choosing me as one of the honorees for the Journal’s 2019 event. It was a lovely day and your hard work is appreciated. I applaud Sylvia, Bernice, Jan and Michelle for their commitment to our synagogue.
Fran Welner
The Rabbi's Discretionary Fund Most synagogue funds are used for the benefit of the synagogue, but the Rabbi's Discretionary Fund in par-ticular, is for the benefit of people in need in the community. Unfortunately, as the needs have increased, con-tributions to the Fund have decreased. Keep making the contributions that you have, but if you are able to give something additional for this Fund, please do. All donors are acknowledged, both with a card and in the Bulletin, unless you wish your donation to be anonymous. Thanks and best wishes.
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IT’S TISHREI! Tra la, it’s here the lucky month of Tishrei. That lovely month when everyone says hyster’cly “OY VEY!” [forgive me Mr. Hammerstein] Of all the months in our 5780 calendar year, Tishrei is the most jam packed with holidays. Rosh Hashanah sees us getting together with family and close friends following services to enjoy good food and conversation. Here’s where the first “oy vey” comes in. Good food. Does it get to the table by magic? Does the lady of the house twitch her nose ala Samantha of Bewitched and presto everything is done? Don’t think so. Short of having to change everything over as with Pesach, much work is involved in preparations. Ten days later we have Yom Kippur. No prep here you might say. Wrongo! Ever heard of the break-fast? Very few break the fast alone, so someone is doing work to make it again a festive gathering. Oy vey number 2. Think we’re done. Think again! Following on the heels of Yom Kippur is Sukkot. That beautiful hut doesn’t erect itself ya know. The structure must be put together and decorated so it is usually a family affair. But it doesn’t stop there. Following tradition, guests are invited to eat meals in the succah. Again meal preparation on a grand scale commences. Oy vey number 3. We now some to Shemini Atzeret. Okay, no entertaining usually happens here. Next day, Simchat Torah, a day for celebrating the completion of the reading of the scroll. With the conclusion of Simchat Torah we do not have any smahot until Kislev. [Poor Mar Cheshvan comes in between.] But wait............don’t you have to take the succah down?
Rabbi’s Message [continued from page 1] time, we will do alright. But this season demands honesty from us. If we think we may have hurt or wronged someone this past, we owe them an apology. And though I am the Rabbi, I also make mistakes, both of omission and commission, and I owe lots of apologies. If I have offended you in some way this past year, I apologize and beg your forgiveness. If I am aware of the offense, I promise to try to do better in the coming year. If each is able to do this, then we shall all be inscribed and sealed for good and for blessing in the coming year. A Happy, Healthy, Prosperous New Year to everyone.
Rabbi Art Vernon
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Our Daily Minyan is in Need of Your Support Congregation Shaaray Shalom has a long history of supporting the many congregants who need to say Kaddish and observe yahrzeiten. Our constant pleas for participation sometimes work. We have a few new faces and some returning ones. All are welcome to spend a few minutes on Monday and Thursday mornings at 6:30 am and Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 8:30 am. This is another NO EXPERIENCE needed pro-gram and our clergy are always willing to help you learn and become more proficient at davening and maybe someday be a leader. We now conduct minyan services in memory and honor of David Weiss, -@'. We are looking to start a small list of those who can be on standby via TEXT messaging for any of the mornings. A group text would be sent only if we are missing #10 and if one person responds, the others would go on their way. It is a modern approach to the old fashioned apparatus on the wall and it can contact many people in a FLASH. Please contact Rich Selzer: 516 680 3710 / [email protected] or Leah Freeberg: 516 984-7782 / [email protected] to add your name to this list . Our minyan continues to be one of our strengths. Please help us continue it. Rabbi Vernon [973] 699-4494 email: [email protected] Richie Selzer [516] 680-3063 email: [email protected] Monday morning coordinator Joe Richmond [516] 489-3321 email: [email protected] Tuesday evening coordinator You may also call the office at [516] 481-7448 and let Ira know that you will be coming.
Congregation Shaaray Shalom Dedication & Contribution Funds
Take a Moment and Make a Difference
It’s easy to honor or remember friends and family by selecting a lasting shul dedication or contributing to any of our many funds.
No donation is too small. Write a check for an item that interests you and drop it in the mail or call the office for more information.
Dedications Outside Bulletin Marquee Stones $250 Tree of Life Leaf $100 Chumash $75 Sanctuary Stained Glass Windows Call Office Sanctuary Seat $250 Yahrzeit Plaque $300 members; $375 non-members Electronic Yahrzeit Board $200 Minyanaire’s Plaque $180 Prayer Book $25 Pulpit Flowers $118 Sponsor Kiddush (standard) $450
Funds General Fund: For everyday operations of the Synagogue. Building Fund: Capital improvements, maintenance and repair of our facilities Program Funds: Programs of Judaism through art, literature, music and video; food for the needy,
etc. Murry Roth Torah Maintenance Fund:
Maintenance of our Torah Scrolls
Chesed Fund: For people sitting Shiva or are ill Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Cantor’s Discretionary Fund
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SISTERHOOD
Here it is October already and we're in the middle of the holidays. Before we got here, when there is no
time for significant Sisterhood activities, we had some noteworthy happenings. Our opening meeting on September 11th was very well attended. We were treated to a talk by the charming Renee Kann Silver, author of And Yet I Still Loved France. Ms. Silver spoke of her book recalling her childhood in and out of France up to and during the Second World War. It was good to hear about a family that actually made it through the war and managed to come to America after it ended. Copies of her book are available and can be purchased (while supplies last) for $15.00. Checks can be made out to Sisterhood Congregation Shaaray Shalom. Call Rita Kaikow to order. Having read the book and hearing Renee.Silver speak, I personally recommend it. On September 22nd our women were celebrated at the annual synagogue Journal. Congratulations to them. They not only represent Congregation Shaaray Shalom, but they are active members. Yasher Koach to Sylvia, Bernice, Jan, Fran and Michele. You make us so proud. Coming up -- finally, something in October -- another Pizza and Bingo/Pokeno Night. Prepare to come on October 28th and play Pokeno and Bingo (move over Mah Jongg). A final note. Even if you missed the deadline for the High Holy Days, you can still be a part of our Holiday Greetings published for two more holidays in the Bulletin. Same price, but your friends will appreciate your good wishes. Helene
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President: Rita Kaikow 481-3722 Treasurer: Laura Richmond 489-3321 Financial Secretary: Fran Welner 485-1682 Recording Secretary: Rachel Landes 209-1254 Book Club: Ileana Ascher 486-2995 Bulletin Reporter: Helene Fastman 328-9598
Gift Shop: Laura Richmond 489-3321 Joy and Memorial Cards: Sylvia Baxt 485-0282 Fran Welner 485-1682 Mah Jongg: Rachel Landes 209-1254 Mini University: Florence Gross 486-4815
Who's Who of Sisterhood Officers and Chairwomen
MEN’S CLUB ON THE MOVE Men's club was happy to sponsor our annual BBQ in the Park For those of you who count, this is over our 20th year and we keep going strong . There were forty plus participants who enjoyed a great day in the sun with our extended congregation family The food was scrumptious, not just good, and except for the grilled salami it was very healthy with hot dogs, hamburgers and Richie’s famous steamed grilled veggies. What could be better? We thank our committee chairmen Joe Richmond and Rich Selzer and the extended staff of Jacques Hakim and Jeff Shostak and of course the many additional volunteers who pitched in all afternoon to make sure the event went on without a hitch. We look forward to next year. And very special thanks to Doni, the caterer, for all he does for us and of course George who, with his big smile, just makes us all feel good as he runs around helping in every possible way. Be prepared, we are getting ready for our annual movie and luncheon in December and some addi-tional programs all year. Thank you
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L’Shana Tova 5780
Mark & Ileana Ascher Sylvia Baxt
Ilene & Michael Berman Adele Birnbaum
Joan & Seth Bykofsky Deborah Capilupi Shirley E. Cohen Helene Fastman
Marylin & Richard Frank & Family
Leah & Ed Freeberg Elaine Friedman
Janna & Larry Gabel Gladys & Morris Gewirtz
& Family Judith Gewirtzman
& Family Sue & Mark Glatman
Ralph & Cindy Greenberg Florence & Elliot Gross
Elaine & Jacques Hakim Rita Kaikow
The Kinghoffer-Kay Family
Linda & Henry Luft
Mina & Arbie Orenstein & Famiy
Ronni Pollack Florence & George Rand Laura & Joe Richmond
Sheila & Larry Rosenberg Roberta & Eric Rowner
Audrey Schneider Doris Schuster & Family Judy & Rena Schwarz The Shostak Family Belle & Arthur Simon
Bernice Slutzman Toni & Howard Soren Judith & Martin Stone
Elyse, Scott, Maya & Dana Stone
Lew Stein & Family Jean Stern & Family Naomi & Howard
Tannenbaum Roslyn & Emmanuel
Weiss Fran Welner & Family
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Sisterhood “Joy and Memorial” cards are available by calling either Fran Welner 516 485-1682 or Sylvia Baxt 516 485-0282
This card is printed in a lovely blue color.
From May ‘light and joy, gladness and honor’ prevail (Esther 8:16)
Congregation Shaaray Shalom
Sisterhood Gratefully acknowledges
a gift in honor of
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FOOD FUND Dear Friends, Amidst the busy upcoming holiday season please remember the Food Fund. A contribution in any amount will make a huge difference in the lives of our neighbors. Your contributions go directly to purchase food for the Hempstead Inn, which serves 1,500 (yes, that's one thousand five hundred!) meals each week. Your check to the Temple office is all it takes to be an important partner in this mitzvah. Shana tova to you and yours! Shalom, Arbie Orenstein
ATTENTION CONTRIBUTORS!
All submissions for publication in the Bulletin are due no later than the 15th of the month.
• Write it in an e-mail (or as a Word attachment) and send it to either email address: [email protected] [email protected]
or • Bring your item on disk or a paper submission (typed or printed only) to the synagogue office and leave it
with Ira or Chanene.
• Should there be errors, please contact the Editor directly through the email addresses listed on page 2 or above.
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DATES TO REMEMBER
Cantor’s Class Every Sunday @ 11:30 am Men’s Club Bowling: Tuesdays @8:00 pm at Herrill Lanes [465 Herricks Road] Movie Matinee To Be Announced wRap with the Rabbi Weekday lunch with informal discussions Visit our website: www.shaarayshalom.org for more info
Tallit & Technology Join the Men’s Club on any Sunday morning for
minyan @8:30 and stay for a lesson on computers, phones and tablets.
Let us keep you in touch with your children, grandchildren and friends. Just bring the tool of your choice and we will get you up and run‐
ning. There is no age limit. Learn the internet, apps for your phone and tablet, email or how to use your smart phone.
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248 Hempstead Ave. Wet Hempstead, NY 11552
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Greetings from the Ritual Committee At the September 5th Ritual Committee meeting the Rabbi reported that the venue for Selichot services had been changed from Temple Bnei Shalom Beth David in Rockville Centre to Congregation Shaaray Shalom. Bnei Shalom Beth David changed the scope of the programming with none of the other congregations participating resulting in the other shuls coming to CSS. We had a lengthy discussion of the recent bris that the caterer’s client had in our Shul on Shabbat of August 24th. As a result of the large number of guests which attended the bris, CSS had to move its Shabbat service from the sanctuary to the Moseson Chapel. The committee voted and passed a resolution to recommend to the Board that the caterer NOT be allowed to begin an affair before 12:00 noon and those guests should NOT arrive prior to that time. The Rabbi and Arbie Orentstein suggested to the committee that Torah reading be handled in house from Shabbat September 28th through October 19th. Jeff Smith discussed this with Jeff Beris, our Torah reader. Mr. Beris indicated that not reading Torah for four Shabbatot would be a hardship. As a result of our discussion, Mr. Beris agreed to take off the Shabbatot of October 12th and 19th. The Rabbi approved having Gary Glick of the Merrick Chapter of the Jewish War Veterans deliver the D’var Torah on Veterans’ Day Shabbat. If you have not sent in your cards requesting the honor of opening the Ark during the holidays, it was due August 2, all honors had been distributed. You should have received a letter by now, indicating the day and time of the honors for those that responded. The committee thanks all the volunteers which helped with services during the past month.
Henry Luft and Jeff Smith co-Chairs
ROSH HASHANAH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 8:00 AM MINCHA/MAARIV 6:30 PM YOM KIPPUR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 5:45 PM KOL NIDRE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 8:00 AM MINCHA/MAARIV FOLLOWED BY NEILAH 4:30 PM SHOFAR 7:15 PM SUKKOT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 6:00 PM MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 9:00 AM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 9:00 AM HOSHANAH RABBAH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 8:30 AM
SHEMINI ATZERET MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 YIZKOR EARLY SERVICE 6:00 AM SERVICES 9:00 AM SIMCHAT TORAH MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 6:30 PM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 9:00 PM
Journal 2019
On September 22, 2019 at five pm the long awaited Journal Luncheon took place after months of hard work by the committee under the co-chairmanship of Helene Fastman and Lew Stein. Their hard work paid off as the Journal came up to the hopes of the committee. The event itself, catered by Grapevine events, proved to be worth the wait. Guests in attendance were served with hot hors d’oeuvres in the Tree of Life Room. Of course there was wine, mimosas and soft drinks available at the bar too. Once in the ballroom guests enjoyed music provided by Stu Waters on keyboard. His talent is truly remarkable. Everything got underway with the singing of the Star Bangled Banner and Hatikvah by Helene followed by motzi conducted by Rabbi Vernon. Each of the five honorees were introduced with song parodies by Helene and brief bios read by Lew. The women were then called up to accept citations from County Executive Laura Curran and proclamations State Senator Todd Kaminsky. Not to stop there, but also included in their swag bags were books of a most appropriate nature: Typically Jewish by Nancy Kalikow Maxwell and Great Jewish Women by Elinor Slater and Robert Slater. Since the book was already published before our event, I guess we’ll have to wait until the next edition to find the pictures and stories of our five ladies! With the “business” of the afternoon concluded, we all enjoyed each other’s company and the
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entertainment. A few brave and young at heart souls got on the dance floor to do the hora. The surprise of the afternoon was our own Chanene Hinds who go up at entertained us by singing a few songs accompanied by Stu Waters. It was really a treat. OUR HONOREES Pictured L to R: Lew Stein, Michelle Vernon, Bernice Slutzman Jan WWeiss, Sylvia Baxt, Fran Welner and Helen Fastman
Chanene belting one out with Stu Waters
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YAHRZEITS Harris Ascher for Dorothy Ascher Deborah Capilupi for Charlotte Capilupi Ruth Cohen for Louis Goodman Bernice Danis for Barbara Hanoch Danis Phyllis Diamond for Florence Bolnick Charles Diamond Clara Diamond Marvin Novick Morris Novick Seydelle Novick Mollie Spirn Bert Drachtman for Hyman Drachtman Leonard Drachtman for Hyman Drachtman Renee Drachtmen for Ida Silberman Rhonda Frankel-Fein for Len Frankel Edward Fishman for Amelia Matsil Gail Goldberg for Sylvia Lambert Herbert Gruder for Lola Edelstein Gruder Irwin Heit for Benjamin Heit Dean Heitner for Anne Heitner Fred Hirsh for Carrie Granick Barnet Hrish David Hirsh Ira Kessler for Abraham Brosnick Naomi Lane for Sol Lane Marc Lowen for Franny Witzer Marilyn Barth Moskow for Phoebe Barth Aileen Nevis for David Nevis
Florence Rand for Anna Mond Irwin Richmond for Max Richmond Joseph Richmond for Max Richmond Larry Rosenberg for Leon Frankel Audrey Schneider for Isidore Asher Rosalynde Sklar Doris Schuster for Isadore Schuster Richard Selzer for Isadore Selzer Seymour Trager for Anna Trager Gloria Wagman for Samuel Fish Fran Welner for Joan Shapiro Stephen Welner for Abe Welner
IN MEMORY Fran Welner for
Joe Alcabes
REFUAH SHELEIMA Howard and Toni Soren for
Ira Litkofsky Gladys and Morris Gewirtz for
Ira Litkofsky Judith Gewirtzman for
Ira Litkofsky Jacques and Elaine Hakim for
Edith Ecker Eva Friedner Morris Hakim
Sandy Weinberger Israela Tick for
Sylvia Baxt
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Audrey Schneider in memory of Rosalynde Sklar
Judy Schwarz
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Audrey Schneider in memory of Isidore Asher
YIZKOR
Jacques and Elaine Hakim in memory of Jaime Pena Eileen & Richie Selzer
MURRY ROTH TORAH FUND
Lew Stein
MISCELLANEOUS Elliot Gross
IN MEMORY
Amelia Bernstein in memory of Jean Fishman Amelia Matsil
MAZAL TOV
Susan Sklaroff and Jerry Cohen on the birth of their granddaughter, Anna Karen Middleton on August 8th . Anna is the daughter of Rishana Cohen and Tom Middleton.
THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OUR SYNAGOGUE WITH THANKS
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Oct. Tishre 12 Samuel Cohen 23 24 Bertha Goldstein
1 2 Morris Matsil 12 13 Rubin Bober 24 Lola Lipson
2 3 Ben Yomie Maisel 13 Aaron Kessler 24 Eydelle Novick
3 Hannah Schorr 13 Irving Landress 24 25 Stella Freeberg
3 Sarah Sokolosky 13 Ida Podell 25 Ray Grossman
3 4 Anna Agress 13 Barbara Rosenbloom 25 Sally Rothenberg
4 Hyman Ruin 13 14 Aaron Braterman 25 Lena Rubin
4 Cary Schwartz 14 Batia Efros 25 Sophie Zimmerman
4 Gussie Strum 14 Rose Pressner 25 26 Simcha Friedman
4 5 Rebecca Alcabes 14 Nathan Rabin 26 Sarah Wohl
5 Riving Kramer 14 Gussie Weinstein 26 27 Shula Kleinberger
5 Celia Steger 14 15 Ida Brosnik 27 Douglas Miller
5 6 Morris Novick 15 Phillip Gootman 27 28 Rachel Kishon
6 Molly Pepper 15 Nathan Nachmias 28 29 Frank Leventhal
6 7 Moses Geduld 15 Miriam Rosen 29 Saul Rosen
7 Dwora Gelernter 15 16 Teddy Bershatsky 29 30 Caroline Kessler
7 Rose Halpern 16 Theodore Bershatsky 30 Hyman Lewis
7 David Levitas 16 David Davies Chesh-van
7 8 Arthur Schlanger 16 17 Phyllis DeCastros 30 1 Charles Blumberg
8 Minnie Sorkowtiz 17 Fred Krebs 1 Ludwig Stern
8 Julia Warren 18 19 Norman Rosenberg 31 2 Tillie Gorman
8 9 Louis Bernstein 19 20 Nthan Rappapolrt 2 Max Kahn
9 Clara Diamond 20 Murray Ritterstein
9 Allen Friedman 20 Gilbert Schnell
9 Arnold Jacoby 20 Harry Stern
9 Philip Kopstein 20 21 Grace Barkas
9 Felice Pearl 21 Sophie Schwartz
9 Luois Zitofsky 21 22 Oscar Glass
9 10 Florence Asher 22 Florence Greenberg
10 Herman Schubach 22 Belle Strom
10 Netta Schubach 22 Joseph Ungerleider
10 Mindel Schwarz 22 23 Phillip Fox
10 Paula Schwarz 23 Bernard Freeberg
10 11 Steven Freeberg 23 Herman Goldfarb
11 Daniel Klinghoffer 23 Sidney Lener
11 12 Bertha Braterman 23 Helen Lewis
During the month of October 2019, the following yahrzeiten will be observed by the listing of your loved one’s name on the Yarhzeit Screens.
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0 THE BULLETIN Congregation Shaaray Shalom
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Congregation Shaaray Shalom is a member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Juda-ism. We provide a wide range of programs, reaching out to all of our member families and the community-at-large. Our Daily Minyanim, Sisterhood, Men’s Club, Chavurot and Mitzvah programs are among our outstanding activities. We encourage your participation.
