It`s Festival Time!

It’s Festival Time!
On Sunday, June 5 from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., Temple will
open its doors and its grounds to the entire Miami Valley for the
sixth annual Jewish Cultural Festival. With everyone’s favorite
Jewish foods, live entertainment, vendors, a raffle, kids’ activities,
education sessions and more, the day will showcase our
congregation and Reform Judaism in a unique way—and it’s
Temple’s major fundraiser of the year!
Come early, stay late, bring friends and be a part of this uniquely
Temple event!
See page 2 for the lineup of all the great things to see, hear and do!
Here’s How You Can Help!
Volunteer.
The Temple Tablet
June 5 Event Is FREE For The Greater Dayton Community!
Food, Entertainment, Education, Fun For All Ages!
June/July 2015
Vol. 51, No. 9
More than 200 Temple members and friends will don volunteer t-shirts to
welcome our guests, sell raffle and food tickets, lead children’s activities, help vendors and
food providers, and answer questions. Email [email protected] or go online to tidayton.org
and click on the festival tab.
Become a sponsor.
Businesses are sponsoring the Festival to support Temple and
Dayton’s Jewish community. Temple’s members and friends are also contributing, from $50
to $5,000. We appreciate every gift, no matter the size, but act now—the Festival is just
days away! Simply visit tidayton.org and click on the festival tab.
Sell and buy raffle tickets.
There are over $1500 worth of prizes that you can
win! Whether you’re in need of new furniture, looking to get away for a weekend, a huge
Dayton Dragons fan, a jewelry lover, a foodie, or wine connoisseur, we have just the thing for
you! For just $5 per ticket, you can try your luck at winning one of these fabulous prizes. For
the best value, buy seven tickets for only $20 (that’s like getting three chances for free).
Winners will be drawn on June 5 and you do not have to be present to win. All proceeds
benefit Temple Israel.
Purchase tickets online at tidayton.org (click on the festival tab); from Shirlee Gilbert, ticket
seller extraordinaire; from any festival volunteer or at the Temple office (496-0050).
Thanks to our food and drink partners from the community:
Bernstein’s Catering, El Meson, Pasha Grill, Smokin' Bar-B-Que, Graeter's Ice Cream and
Boston’s Bistro.
Temple Israel
130 Riverside Drive
Dayton, OH 45405
937-496-0050
www.tidayton.org
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Jewish Cultural Festival Schedule
11:00 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
MAIN STAGE
EDUCATION
2nd STAGE CAFE
under the big tent
in the sanctuary
in the Great Hall
ALL DAY LONG
Drink! Drink!
Jacob McGlaun, Ryan
Vallo and friends
Dr. Brown’s soft drinks
and Schmaltz Brewing’s
kosher beers served by
volunteers and Dave from
Boston’s Bistro
Fun For All
Oy Vey 5K Awards
Sing-alongs, dancing, raffle,
children’s activities, selfguided Temple tours.
Noon
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Dayton Jewish
Chorale
Jewish and Israeli
favorites
Jacob McGlaun, Ryan
Vallo and friends
Shopping
in the Shuk
Judaica, handmade glass
jewelry, photography, wood
carvings, children’s toys and
books, and more!
Miami Valley
Music Men
Barbershop classics
from Jewish composers
How the Hebrew
Language Grew
Rabbi Bogosian
Dayton Jewish Chorale
Jewish and Israeli favorites
INDYKLEZ
Eastern European
Klezmer music from
Indianapolis
The Holocaust
Dr. Al Miller
Miami Valley
Music Men
Barbershop classics from
Jewish composers
Music continues with
INDYKLEZ
Yiddish Language
Joe Bettman
Nathan Finley
Shimmy Cats
Jewish Folk Dancing
Jewish Funeral
Customs
Larry Glickler
Price Music Studios
Raffle Winners
Announced
Social Justice in the
Jewish Community
Rabbi Bodney-Halasz
Shimmy Cats
Jewish Folk Dancing
Eat! Eat!
Challah to hamantaschen!
Take a Jewish culinary journey
with Bernstein’s, El Meson,
Pasha Grill and
Smokin’ Bar-B-Que.
Enjoy Graeter’s ice cream.
Camels, Llamas
and Donkeys
Oh My! Check out the
petting zoo.
Mount Masada!
Climb the giant 18’ inflatable
slide!
Green Room
Join us for environmentallyrelated activities, green
vendors and exhibitors
Mitzvah Alley
Learn how Temple improves
our world and how to get
involved.
Bring Friends and
Family!
Tim Pritchard and
the Boxcar Suite
Rock-and-roll by Jewish
artists and and
songwriters
Jewish Cultural Festival
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New Heights of Fun in Our
Children’s Area
Spotlight On Festival
Entertainers: INDYKLEZ
Straight off Noah’s ark is our petting zoo, featuring a camel,
llama, Nubian goat and miniature donkey. Last year the
animals were a big hit! New this year: Mount Masada, an
eighteen-foot inflatable slide. Climb to the top and feel the
wind in your face as you zoom back down.
Take the intoxicating flavor of Eastern European
music, the earthiness of country sounds and the
sophistication of world and classical music. Add a
splash of pop and a pinch of Broadway and you have
INDYKLEZ. Coming to us from Indianapolis,
INDYKLEZ members include Larry Francer, Ginny
Womack, Rebecca Chappell, Mark Aspinall, and Garry
Wasserman.
Ready, Set, Run or Walk in the Oy Vey 5K
Did you know that the Oy Vey 5k is open to everyone? Whether you
are a walker or a runner, join us on this flat, fast course that boasts
views of Downtown Dayton, the river, and Island Metro Park. Start
time is 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 5. You can register online at
tidayton.org. Cost is $30 until June 3 and $35 after. All registered
participants will receive $5 in food tickets to use at the festival and
special goodies and coupons from local businesses. Gather your
friends and family for a fun morning that leads into a festival with craft
beer, amazing food, and eclectic entertainment. All proceeds benefit
Temple Israel’s Social Action Fund.
Jewish Cultural Festival
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Temple Israel
A Message From…
Rabbi Ilene Bogosian
Interim Rabbi
130 Riverside Drive
Dayton, OH 45405-4968
phone 937-496-0050
fax 888-777-0490
www.tidayton.org
OFFICE HOURS
There are special yet daunting
moments in our lives when we stand,
dizzy, right at the confluence of the
end and the beginning.
During the ten years that I served as
a campus rabbi, the month of June
meant only one thing. A quarter of
our students marked the end of their
time at the college with a ceremony
variously known as graduation or
commencement. Graduation marked
the end of their studies and
commencement announced the
beginning of the rest of their lives.
On that same day they were
required to move out of campus
housing. Literally, they were leaving
four years of their lives behind.
In recent years, June has acquired a
different but similar flavor for me.
Each year at this time I am at the end
of my work and the beginning of my
work. The ending is the most
difficult. At the end of this month
I will be leaving Dayton and Temple
Israel and all of you. It has been a
wonderful, enriching, nourishing year
for me and I hope that has been the
case for all of you as well. I will miss
you very much.
The end of this month is also a
commencement for all of us. I will
begin my work as the interim rabbi
at Temple Beth David in Cheshire,
CT. You will begin what I hope will
be a year of joy and growth, your
first with Rabbi Karen Bodney-Halasz
as your Senior Rabbi. Next year I
will not be in touch with you
because it is important that you give
your full attention to getting to
know Rabbi Bodney-Halasz in her
new role. I will, however, be nagging
her from time to time to tell me
about how all of you are faring.
Wishing you joy and celebration in
5777 and all the years that follow.
Summer Worship
Save the Date!
Summer Schedule. Mark your
calendar: all summer long, Friday
night services will begin at
6:00 p.m. On Saturdays, Torah
study is at 9:30 a.m. and worship is at
10:30 a.m.
August 19-21
Services will be lay led on June 3, 4,
24, 25, July 1, 2, 22, 23, 29, 30 and
August 12 and 13.
Join us as we
celebrate the
installation of our
new Senior Rabbi,
Karen BodneyHalasz. More
information will
be available in the
August edition
of the Temple Rabbi Bodney-Halasz
Tablet and in
TIDbits.
From the Interim Rabbi
Mon-Thurs: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
STAFF
Rabbi Ilene Bogosian
Interim Senior Rabbi
ext. 230 / [email protected]
Rabbi Karen Bodney-Halasz
Epstein Family Educator
ext. 226 / [email protected]
Suzanne Shaw
Executive Director
ext. 222 / [email protected]
Courtney Cummings
Music and Program Director
ext. 224 / [email protected]
Marsha Pfeiffer
Religious School Coordinator
ext. 221 / [email protected]
Ellen Finke-McCarthy
Facility rental and event planning;
Tablet; yahrzeits; funerals; burials
ext. 225 / [email protected]
Annette Stogdill
Reception;
RSVP’s; donations
ext. 223 / [email protected]
Donald Bush
Child Care
937-271-0543
LEADERSHIP
Bart Weprin, President
[email protected]
937-433-1959
Carol Finley, Vice President
[email protected]
937-974-7418
Rick Goldberg, Treasurer
[email protected]
937-648-7451
Carol Graff, Secretary
[email protected]
937-306-1467
Rabbi Karen N.
Bodney-Halasz
being sponsored or hosted in URJ
synagogues.
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I am excited to share that Temple
Israel will become the first URJ
congregation to stand up and charter
Jerome Epstein Family
a fully-inclusive Cub Scout unit,
Director of Education
together with the Scouts for Equality,
that welcomes and accepts
anyone and teaches values of
inclusivity and anti-bullying. This
effort, which will be open for boys as
Reform Movement, I have felt
In April, Temple Israel hosted
young as kindergarten, will be led by
ambivalent about the Boy Scouts for
Dayton’s city-wide annual Scout
the past decade and a half. I recognize Lake Miller, son of Mike and Adriane
Shabbat. It was a wonderful
Miller. Lake, an Eagle Scout, has
the incredible value of scouting for
opportunity for our youth who are
been committed to the Scouts for
involved in scouting to see that their those able to participate in it. After
Equality since 2014 and currently
community celebrates and embraces all, scouting teaches youth to be
serves on the National Leadership
“trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly,
their achievements. I have always
Council of Scouts for Equality as
courteous,
kind,
obedient,
cheerful,
personally found Scout Shabbat
both Social Media Director and
meaningful. For decades I have heard thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.”
Jewish Relations Coordinator.
my father talk about the life-changing Yet, until recently, would-be scouts
journey he took as a sixteen year-old and scout leaders who are openly gay Temple Israel has a rich history of
with the Boy Scouts. In 1958, when have not been allowed to share in
standing up for justice. I believe that
Israel was only 10 years old, my dad these experiences.
in today’s world this includes taking
was one of 23 scouts who attended
strong positions on the importance
This past fall, Boy Scouts of America
the national Scout Jamboree in Haifa, finally lifted its ban on gay scout
of acceptance and inclusivity.
Israel. When I read some of the
Through chartering a new Cub Scout
leaders. In 2013, it lifted its ban on
reflections these scouts wrote more gay scouts. I believe this has had
troop Temple Israel affirms these
than half a century after their trip, I
values. Blessed are You, the Source
much to do with the hard work of
was moved by how their scout
of Blessing, who has made all of us in
Scouts for Equality, a non-profit
experiences provided them with the organization that has been fighting for Your image.
deep values of community,
full inclusion in the scouting
If you are interested in joining or
commitment, understanding, and
movement. In August 2015, the
becoming a leader, please contact
Zionism.
Commission on Social Action of
Lake Miller at
Reform Judaism lifted a 14-year
Nevertheless, like many in the
[email protected].
prohibition against Boy Scout troops
Temple’s JCF
Benefits Temple in
Three Ways:
First, we reach out to the
community, sharing Judaism and
building awareness of Temple Israel.
Second, we reach in to our
congregation, involving 200 or more
members and friends to plan, prepare
and host a day of activities for
everyone.
Third, we raise funds that support
Temple’s operations throughout the
year.
Shavout Service
Sunday, June 12 at 10:30 a.m.
Shavuot is the Hebrew word for
“weeks,” and is the festival marking
the giving of the Torah at Mount
Sinai, seven weeks after Passover.
Like many other Jewish holidays, it
began as an ancient agricultural
festival during which Israelites
brought crop offerings to the Temple
in Jerusalem. Today, it is a
celebration of Torah, education, and
actively choosing to participate in
Jewish life.
From the Rabbi Educator
Farewell Interim
Rabbi Bogosian
Join us Friday, June 10 after the 6:00
p.m. service for an oneg as we say
goodbye to Rabbi Bogosian and send
her on her way to her next
assignment in Cheshire, Connecticut.
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Burying Sacred Books
Renew Your TI Membership
If you haven’t already done so, please return your
completed membership renewal for 2016-2017
now. Suzanne Shaw, Temple's Executive Director, will
set up your account based on your response.
Temple never denies membership to anyone for financial
reasons. But we also hope that those who can will
increase their contributions in the coming year. When
you voluntarily increase your membership
contribution, you help sustain Temple’s programs
and services both for yourself and for our community.
Members donate half of Temple’s revenues, and the
balance comes mostly from Temple Israel Foundation and
fundraising.
Temple Israel’s religious school students took a field
trip on Sunday, May 1 to Riverview Cemetery to bury
sacred texts in the genezia
If you can afford to give more, please do. We count
on you. Increase from regular to mitzvah membership
($1875) or from mitzvah membership to Lamed Vav
membership ($2400). If you’re already a Lamed Vav
member, increase to the next level. If that is beyond your
reach, any increase is appreciated. Your donations allow
us to remain a vibrant center of Judaism for our entire
community.
Mazal Tov To Our High School Graduates!
On Friday, May 6
the congregation bid
a hearty mazal tov
and a fond farewell
to our high school seniors
who will soon head off to
college and an exciting
new time in their lives.
Congratulations to
our graduates and
their families!
Child Of
Bound For
Sami Adler
Steve and Kim Adler
Miami University
Julia Caruso
Michael and Patty Caruso
Miami University
Lake Miller
Mike and Adriane Miller
Wittenberg University
Aaron Pfeiffer
Terry and Marsha Pfeiffer
University of Cincinnati
Hannah Stickel
Terry and Judy Stickel
Kent State University
Good luck on your new adventure!
Wyse Scholarship
Wanted: Madrichim!
The JH Wyse Scholarship Loan Fund provides interestfree college loans to Temple Israel members. It was
established in 1960 to further the education of Temple
Israel’s youth. The loan amount can be up to $5,000
per academic year and you must apply for the loan each
year. Please contact Temple Executive Director,
Suzanne Shaw, at 496-0050 x222 for more information.
High school students: play a role in one of
the most important
Jewish traditions—the education of our youth.
Apply now to be a madrich or madricha in
Temple’s religious school.
Take responsibility!
Give back! Get paid!
For information or to apply: contact
Marsha Pfeiffer at [email protected]
Youth News
July 4 Fireworks
Birthdays and Anniversaries
The City of Dayton annual fireworks
display will be on Sunday, July 3.
Please note the Temple Israel parking
lot will be closed off for the
fireworks due to liability and safety
issues. NO ONE will have access to
the parking lot beginning at noon
Saturday until Tuesday morning,
July 5.
The Tablet publishes birthdays every five years starting at age 35 and annually starting at 85;
we publish anniversaries every five years. If you prefer not to be listed, please call Ellen.
65th Wedding
Anniversary
Celebrations
Friday, June 17
Celebration oneg with Art and
Marlene Carne after 6:00 p.m.
service.
Saturday, June 18
Celebration luncheon with Ed and
Ruthe Meadow after 10:30 a.m.
service.
Baby Shower
Sunday, July 17, time TBD
Join your fellow Temple members as
we celebrate the upcoming
September birth of a baby boy to
Courtney and Chad Cummings.
July Birthdays
4 Emily November
5 Bob Goldenberg
11 Ron Footer
13 Beth Adelman
13 Linwood Coates
17 Kevin Boylan
17 Felix Garfunkel
18 Jody Sobol
19 Florence Tannenbaum
22 Ray Harris
24 Joan Knoll
27 Ruthe Meadow
28 Tim Sweeny
29 Ira Rubin
July Anniversaries
8 Burt and Alice Saidel
celebrating 60 years
12 Josh and Miri Lader
celebrating 5 years
13 Eric and Dena Zied
celebrating 20 years
15 Jim and Barbara Stewart
celebrating 55 years
18 Don and Harriet Klass
celebrating 50 years
21 Jeremy and Jodi Watts
celebrating 15 years
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August Birthdays
2 Suzi Berman
3 Marlene Maimon
5 Jodi Watts
10 Jack Ling
10 Aleksander Svager
11 Shirley Levitt
12 Bobbie Kantor
13 David Goldenberg
13 Bunny Laderman
14 Jerry Colp
17 Miriamne Krummel
20 Susan Thomsen
21 Scott Shapiro
21 Sandy Kulback
22 Cicely Nathan
24 Jeff Froelich
24 Walter Klarin
26 Eva Mandel
29 Mindy Greene
31 Irene Fishbein
August Anniversaries
7 Kevin and Nancy Kravitz
celebrating 30 years
20 Chuck and Dee Fried
celebrating 55 years
23 Fred and Judith Weber
celebrating 30 years
29 Richard and Pat Saphire
celebrating 45 years
Mazal Tov!
...to Frank and Renee Handel on the birth of granddaughter Estelle Ray Handel, born April 22 weighing 7 pounds
to proud parents Tova and Jonathan Handel.
to Richard and Pat Saphire on the birth of grandson Oren Joseph Saphire, born May 4 weighing 6 pounds 10
ounces to proud parents Rachel and Doug Saphire.
...To George and Judy Grampp on the birth granddaughter Virginia Ruth Hinchey to proud parents Dr. Joseph and
Jessica Hinchey of Farmington, CT.
...to Noah Faust, son of Mitchell and Sara and grandson of Howard and Ellen, who graduated from The Ohio
State University with a Bachelors degree in electrical engineering. Noah will be working in the research and
development department at Lake Shore Cryotronics in Westerville (near Columbus).
...to Bob and Karyn Posner on the engagement of their son Matthew to Shiran Bendor.
...to Daniel Cohen, son of Rich and Nancy Cohen, who will be attending law school in the fall at William and
Mary in Virginia.
Milestones/Events
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Tribute Donations
Temple gratefully acknowledges the following gifts received during April 2016.
Temple will list donations of $10 or more in The Tablet, and mail a notification for donations of $18 or more. Donations of $100 or more are described
as “generous.” A complete list of Temple funds is available online at www.tidayton.org/aboutus/foundation/. For more information, please call Temple.
Generous Contributions
In Memory of
Carol McBride
Dave and Julie Buckner
Lois Harris
Frances Shaman Stofflet
Ben Shaman
Wilma Keller
Amy Elfenbaum and Scott Kramer
The Family of Wilma Keller
Spectrum Laboratories
In Yahrzeit Memory of
Bennett Laderman
Bunny Laderman
Cora Schatzley
Minnie Y. Schatzley
Lee Schatzley and Carol Graff
Lillian Friedman
Walter Ohlmann
Wendy Ritter
Nat and Susan Ritter
Contributions
In Appreciation of
Mitzvah Meal Makers
Richard and Roberta Prigozen
In Honor of
Senior Rabbi Elect Karen
Bodney-Halasz
Frank and Renee Handel
In Honor of the Special Award for
Hyla Weiskind
Paul and Sandy Kulback
Larry Glickler and Charles Quinn
Jane Novick
Larry Glickler and Charles Quinn
In Honor of a Speedy Recovery of
Judy Lipton
Martin and Joan Holzinger
Michael Goldstein
Bob and Suzanne Thum
In Honor of the Birth of
Estelle Handel
Debbie DiSalvo
In Honor of the Marriage of
Beth Saidel and Joe Profaci
Jim and Jeanne Hochman
Joan Isaacson
In Honor of the Special Anniversary of
Art and Marlene Carne
Emalee Weisman
Ralph and Sylvia Heyman
Burt and Lissa Kaplan
Ed and Ruthe Meadow
Larry and Natalie Katz and Family
In Honor of the Special Birthday of
Andrea Grimes and Richard
Donenfeld
David Katz
Bea Harris
Ed Gessel
Gary Pacernick
Harold Prigozen
Harvey Tuck
Larry Katz
Pam Schwartz
Susan Gruenberg
Ralph and Sylvia Heyman
Janice May
Elli Kent
M. J. Freeman
Jim and Jeanne Hochman
Ralph and Sylvia Heyman
Marla Harlan
Martin and Joan Holzinger
Ralph Heyman
Frank and Renee Handel
In Memory of
Jerry Kantor
Joan Isaacson
Jerry Matusoff
Asher and Janet Bogin
Wilma Keller
Lois Perry, Nancy and Vern Woods
In Support of Temple Israel
Karin Henhapel
Paul and Sandy Kulback
In Yahrzeit Memory of
Beatrice Levine Greene
William Sherman
Lois Harris
Cloda Ramsey
Hilda Singer
Reuben Wasserman
Corine Rich
Harry and Rita Rich
I. Ervin Waxenberg
Aaron and Anne Burke
Joseph Kahn
Bob and Gert Kahn
Kate Lauterbach
Judith Maybruck
Rafael Furst
Mike and Felice Shane
Sol Cohen
Syl Sapinsley
Contributions were made
to the following funds:
The General Operating Fund
supports Temple Israel in the current
year.
The Fund for Tomorrow supports
all aspects of Temple Israel's
operation.
Rabbi Bodney-Halasz uses her
Discretionary Fund to advance
Temple Israel and Judaism.
The Alvin and Henrietta Block
Social Action Fund supports social
action programs.
The Buy-A-Book Fund purchases
new books for the library.
The Cemetery Operating Fund
maintains Riverview Cemetery.
The Hochman Family Education
Fund supports an educational
program.
The Past Presidents Fund honors
Temple’s past presidents.
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Donations
Contributions (continued from page 8)
The Schatz Religious School
Fund supports Temple Israel's
religious school.
The Selma Ohlmann Fund
supports Temple in the current year.
The Stanley and Elaine
Donenfeld Greenspace Fund is
used to beautify Riverview Cemetery
and the grounds surrounding Temple
Israel.
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The Rabbi Witt Memorial
Library Fund is used to purchase
books, subscriptions and supplies for
Temple’s library.
We Remember
These names are inscribed on the Memorial Tablets in our Sanctuary and, together with others whose Yahrzeit occurs during these weeks,
will be read during Shabbat services before Kaddish.
June 3 and 4
July 8 and 9
Joseph H. Bader, Fannie Bramson, Sidney Copland,
Rosella G. Epstein, William L. Fleece, Kitty Friedman,
Bertha Levin Goldberg, Sarah Gralnick, Marguerite L.
Margolis, Silvia Margolis, Gabriel Pollack, Gussie
Rothenberg, Thomas Rutmann, Isadore Sajovitz, Emma B.
Schwab, Louis Suppree, Joseph A. Zissen
Harry Bloch, Irene Bluman, Robert L. Cline, Frank D.
Cohan, Louis L. Cohen, Hyman S. Dennis, Emma P.
Fialcow, David C. Finn, Joseph O. Frank, Joe Friedman,
Benjamin (Benny) Goldflies, Jacob Goldzwig, Gerald A.
Greene, Ralph Heyman, Mollie R. Jacobs, Belle C. Jaffa,
Hans Liebermann, Dorothy B. Moyer, Mae R. Prigozen,
Samuel I. Rosenthal, Isaac Sajovitz, Ronald Jay Silverman,
Sol Slavin, Marjory R. Tanis, Harry E. Weprin, Henry
Winters, Norma Jane Zappin
June 10 and 11
Martha F. Caplan, Emanuel Fischman, Esther Fox, George
Garber, Samuel Goldberg, Eliza Herzstam, Regina Huber,
Sam Huber, Ben Kaufman, Esther Klarin, Kate Levine,
Ethel Ann Mink, Edward I. Phillips, Elizabeth T. Potasky,
Elmer Rauh, Julia E. Rutmann, Terrence Schneiderman,
Jeannette Schwartz, A. James Sniderman, Alfred A. Srere,
Florence J. Tenenbaum
June 17 and 18
Constance D. Abernathy, Mannie Adler, Gertrude
Bennett, Harry Bilenkin, Minnie Bloch, Adam Broock,
David Deshman, Nettie Dennis Felman, Henry N. Frank,
Louis Golden, Freeda Hurwitz, Margaret Israel, Joseph G.
Lehman, Jule Lester Levinson, Julius Littman, Abraham
W. March, Esther Maybrook, Susan Prigozen, Jack
Semmelman, Ben Semmelman, Bernice Shalansky, Sarah
B. Silverstein, Harry B. Slavin
June 24 and 25
Louis Barnett, Hannah Baum, Eva Bremer, Arthur Emoff,
Jennie Evans, Stanley Frank, Jacob Friesem, Judith
Goldenberg, William B. Israel, Mose N. Jacobs, Lillian
Manhei Lanzit, Emma Beerman Levine, Max G. Margolis,
Magnus J. Margolis, Jack Moss, Fannie Budnick Nathan,
Esther Elaine Nieman, Alice Ohlmann, Ada Levenson
Perelson, Samuel Rosenthal, Mary Shaman
July 1 and 2
Isadore Bramson, Rose Zimmerman Colp, Marcella
Nathan Ehrlich, Helen C. Eisenberger, Annabelle
Gershow, Charles R. Goldswig, Jacob Lehman, Arthur J.
Margolis, Louis Phillip Office, Benedict Olch, Babette
Rheinheimer, Mathilda Rosenthal, Ida Weprin
July 15 and 16
Millie Adler, Abraham Bader, Rose Bedolis, Arnold Blum,
Samuel Daniels, Julius E. Finn, David Huber, Rosella B.
Lapedes, Sylvia M. Lebensburger, Melvin Lehman, Arthur
M. Levine, Anna Margolis, Mabel N. Marx, Bertha Sternbe
Mason, Edith Richmond, Mathilda (Tillie) Rosen, Benjamin
Ryterband, David Alexander Saidel, Mae Schulman,
William Semmelman, Maurice R. Semmelman, Elizabeth
B. Thal, Isaac Tiber
July 22 and 23
Blanche E. Asher, Meyer J. Bachrach, Ann Barry Cohen,
Minnie L. Ettlinger, Leonora T. Green, Carrie Huber,
Harry C. Jacobs, Max M. Kahn, Hyman Kulback, William
Lapedes, Paula Littwitz, Philip B. November, Miriam
Prigozen, Selwyn D. Ruslander, Moses Sanders, Harriet
Sanders, Charlotte E. Schuman, Dorothy Graff Slavin,
Ruth K. Tiber, Herman J. Weisman, Louis Weprin
July 29 and 30
Lesser Asher, Maurice Bertelstein, Morris Epstein, Harry
F. Hampel, Herbert M. Harris, Harry Israel, Harry L.
Lawner, Shirley Miller, Herbert Perl, Anna Perl, Alex
Perl, Muriel Robins Rafal, Elizabeth C. Rothenberg, Simon
Sanders, Jennie Green Saul, Miriam L. Schimmelman,
Jacob Schwartz, Bertha H. Silverman, Sylvia L. Solomon,
Ruth M. Tepping, James H. Wyse
Donations/Milestones
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Shabbat B’chukoti
Torah: Leviticus 26:3-27:34
Haftarah: Jeremiah 16:19-17:14
6:00 p.m.
JCF Meeting
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6
7
8
9
13
10
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
6:00 p.m.
Service
5:30 p.m.
Executive
Meeting
7:30 p.m.
Oneg for Interim
Rabbi Bogosian
14
15
16
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
10:30 a.m.
Shavuot.
Service
19
10:30 a.m.
Lay Led Service
11
Shabbat B’midbar
Torah: Numbers 1:1-4:20
Haftarah: Hosea 2:1-22
Jewish
Cultural
Festival
12
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
6:00 p.m.
Lay Led
Service
20
21
22
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:30 a.m.
Service
17
Shabbat Naso
Torah: Numbers 4:21-7:89
Haftarah: Judges 13:2-25
6:00 p.m.
Service
Carne Oneg
23
18
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:30 a.m.
Service
Noon
Meadow
Luncheon
24
25
Shabbat B’haalot’cha
Torah: Numbers 8:1-12:16;
Zechariah 2:14-4:7
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
6:00 p.m.
Board
Meeting
26
27
28
6:00 p.m.
Lay Led
Service
29
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
Calendar
30
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:30 a.m.
Lay Led Service
MON
TUES
WEDS
THURS
11
SUN
July 2016
FRI
SAT
1
2
Shabbat Sh’lach L’cha
Torah: Numbers 13:1-15:41
Haftarah: Joshua 2:1-24
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
6:00 p.m.
Lay Led
Service
3
Dayton
Fireworks
Parking Lot
Closed
4
5
7
8
9
Shabbat Korach
Torah: Numbers 16:1-18:32
Haftarah: I Samuel 11:14-12:22
Office
Closed
4:30 p.m.
Serve at St.
Vincent de
Paul
10
6
10:30 a.m.
Lay Led Service
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
11
12
13
6:00 p.m.
Service
14
10:30 a.m.
Service
15
16
Shabbat Chukat
Torah: Numbers 19:1-22:1; Judges 11:133; Isaiah 66:1-13,23
Haftarah: I Samuel 20:18-42
10:00 a.m.
Coffee &
Commentary
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
6:00 p.m.
Board Picnic
17
18
19
20
6:00 p.m.
Service
21
10:30 a.m.
Service
22
23
Shabbat Balak
Torah: Numbers 22:2-25:9; Micah 5:6-6:8
Haftarah: Micah 5:6-6:8
Time TBD
Cummings Baby
Shower
24
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
6:00 p.m.
Lay Led
Service
25
26
27
28
10:30 a.m.
Lay Led Service
29
30
Shabbat Pinchas
Torah: Numbers 25:1-30:1;
Kings 18:46-19:21
Haftarah: I Kings 18:46-19:21
31
6:00 p.m.
Lay Led
Service
Calendar
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:30 a.m.
Lay Led Service
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