November 2015 - Temple Sinai

TEMPLE SINAI BULLETIN
Volume L, No. 3
November 2015
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141st Annual
Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
November 26 at 11:00 a.m.
Temple Sinai
This year Temple Sinai has the honor of hosting the 141st Annual Interfaith
Thanksgiving Service. It was first held in 1874 when the First Universalist Church,
the First Unitarian Church and Temple B’rith Kodesh joined together. Our participating
congregations now include First Universalist Church, First Unitarian Church, Temple
B’rith Kodesh, Temple Beth El, The Baptist Temple, Third Presbyterian Church, The
Islamic Center of Rochester, The Catholic Diocese of Rochester and Temple Sinai.
Please join us for refreshments immediately following the service.
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As many of you are aware the first permanent
Jewish community within the United States
began with the arrival of 23 Jewish refugees
from Recife, Brazil in New Amsterdam (today
known as New York or the Big Apple). These
brave souls started what was to become
another golden age in Jewish history where our
people could reside in safety and prosperity
alongside our neighbors. We have been blessed
with a freedom and acceptance here that was
otherwise unknown throughout the world in
our long years of dispersion. During the years
there has been no continual governmental
policy of anti-Semitism. Even when a policy
such as U.S. Grant’s banning Jewish merchants
from a region during the Civil War it was
more of an aberration than the rule. Today we
have been accepted in almost all endeavors of
American society and enjoy a status beyond
our numerical percentage of the population.
We are seen as an integral part of the fabric of
this civilization.
Rabbi’s Message
We have earned our place in this country by
contributing to all aspects of American life. We
have been loyal citizens and along with our
neighbors continue to work for the betterment
of this precious country. For all of this we are
most grateful.
One aspect of our years here in this country
has been our constant interaction with our
neighbors of all faiths, races and ethnic origins.
We understand that we are part of the quilt
of diversity that makes this a land of limitless
potential. We have continued to reap the
harvest of this land in many forms. We truly
have much for which it is appropriate to
express deep thanks.
This year Temple Sinai
has the honor to host the
141st Union Thanksgiving
Service on November 26
at 11:00 a.m. This is the
oldest continual interfaith
Union Thanksgiving
service in the country. It
originated with Temple B’rith Kodesh, the First
Unitarian Church and the First Universalist
Church. It is a special opportunity to worship
with our neighbors as part of the greater
community. Our participation in this service
enables us to express the principle that many of
us hold dear, that we are equal partners in the
multicultural American landscape.
The service is for all Americans and includes
some aspects of different faith traditions. It is
also a model for anyone from any country to
see the best of American multi-culturalism and
religious diversity. In recent years we have
added the Islamic community to our interfaith
service which provides one more piece of the
true range of the American religious landscape.
I am sure if you come and worship with your
neighbors you will be enriched and moved by
the experience.
If you are interested as serving as an usher,
greeter or host for the refreshments after the
service please call the office. Wishing all of you
a meaningful and happy Thanksgiving.
Shalom,
Rabbi Alan J. Katz
Contacting Rabbi Katz
Please let the Temple Office know of any illnesses, deaths or joyous occasions so that Rabbi Katz and the
congregation can respond appropriately. Also, remember not to schedule any life cycle events at which Rabbi
Katz will be present without speaking to him first.
To reach Rabbi Katz in an emergency, please call both his home phone (872-6722) and his cell phone (233-8028).
It is a mitzvah to visit those who are ill. We ask Temple members who are aware that one of our members is in
a hospital to please call the Temple Sinai office so that our Rabbi may visit them.
See what's on the menu
at our website: www.tsinai.org
November – the weather is really changing.
The leaves are mostly gone, the days are crisp,
if not downright cold, and you know that
winter is just around the corner.
It's the month during which we officially give
thanks, on the fourth Thursday of the month,
with a big turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing,
gravy, cranberries and a variety of vegetables
and desserts. However, in my family, there's
an equally important holiday, that's not on
any regular calendar – Turkey Day, and it is
celebrated the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
The next year, my brother Greg, proposed a
change to that format. He rents low income
housing on the west side of Syracuse and his
tenants are as needy as anyone in the local
community service projects we had been
involved with the previous year. According
to him, there are many opportunities for these
families to get support for Christmas, but none
for Thanksgiving, so he proposed to give all
of his tenants who had rented from him for at
least one year a frozen turkey.
That first year we weren't very organized
but over the years a process developed. My
sister-in-law, Kaye orders the turkeys from
the neighborhood grocery store a week in
advance. She originally ordered from them to
support a local business, but over the years,
they have also given her the best price on an
order of approximately 45 turkeys and our
three families share the cost. In the beginning,
Greg and his sons picked up the turkeys, Peter,
Dan, my Dad and I drove in from Rochester
and we all met near his properties to begin
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Over the years the cast of characters making the
deliveries has changed as our kids have grown
up, gone away to college (it's hard to make it
home for the Sunday before Thanksgiving),
moved out of the area or in the case of my
father, have passed on. On the other hand,
when my nephew Ken got married, his wife,
Tess, became a regular part of the crew. Since
she is pregnant and due November 19th, I doubt
she will be helping this year, but his brother
Mark has a new girlfriend, so hopefully, Amelia
will be joining us.
My brother takes great pride in his properties
and the quality that he maintains, so this is a
wonderful opportunity for him to show us the
results of his latest project or acquisition. For
example, there's the roof that has been rebuilt
to match the architecture of the rest of the
house or the house that had 3 small apartments
squeezed into it that he has completely
reconfigured to only have 2 apartments where
actual families could live. His sons are both
grown now and working in the business with
him, and it's fun to hear them all discussing
projects and future plans.
So while most Americans will be sitting down
on the fourth Thursday of November and
giving thanks, I will be doing that on Turkey
Day – the day my family has created to
appreciate all the blessings in our lives.
However, this year on Thanksgiving Day
at 11:00 a.m., I will be at Temple Sinai to
participate in Rochester's 141st Interfaith
Thanksgiving Service. It is believed to be the
longest running continuous interfaith service in
the country and I am looking forward to giving
thanks for all the wonderful aspects of my life
with so many others from our community. I
wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and hope
that day is everything you would like it to be.
Sue Bondy
President’s Message
It started over 20 years ago when my brothers,
father and I were discussing what to do for
holiday gifts that year. My dad was quite
adamant, he didn't want us buying him
anything because he was always afraid to get
himself any new tool/toy from September to
December for fear one of his children would
be getting him that, and would be upset that
he already had it. So we decided each family
would do a community service project instead,
and we would share our stories about that
experience rather than gifts. That was the first
year, and I remember thinking it was a good
idea even though I don't remember what my
family did.
the distribution process.
The first few years Kaye
included a note with each
turkey explaining who it
was from and why they
were receiving it. Those
are no longer necessary
because this has become a
neighborhood tradition.
School of Jewish
Life and Learning
Pinat Ha-Talmid
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(The Student Corner)
By Ilan D. Adar,
Education Director
During the month of October we celebrated
Simchat Torah, during which we read the
last Parashah (portion) of the Torah, followed
by reading the first Parashah. This ritual
symbolizes the un-broken sequence of the
cyclical reading from the Torah. Simchat Torah
is also the last holiday celebrated during the fall
season.
In addition to Simchat Torah, our students
and parents attended our annual Open House
events that were scheduled on Sunday October
18 and 25.
Youth & Education
Tivnu: Building Justice
Tivnu is Hebrew for You Shall Build! At Tivnu,
we build houses, build community, and build
a better world. Tivnu: Building Justice is the
only service learning organization that braids
together direct service for the fulfillment of
basic human needs, Jewish learning and living,
and leadership development. For more details,
please visit the Tivnu website: http://tivnu.org.
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Perfect Gift for Chanukah,
Thanksgiving, and other occasions:
Our school will continue to provide our Temple
members (and other interested people) with the
opportunity to purchase beautiful candles for
Chanukah, Shabbat, and other occasions. The
candles, made in the city of Tzfat (Safed), will
be displayed on Sunday, November 22, during
the Temple’s Chanukah Bazaar, till Sunday,
December 6. All proceeds will benefit the
Religious School Fund.
November Schedule of events
Sunday, Nov. 1: NO SCHOOL or KESHER
(Teachers and Madrichim Day of Learning)
Friday, Nov. 6: Rockin’ Shabbat Family Service
at 6:00 p.m. followed by Shabbat pot-luck
dinner (6th grade families host the dinner).
Sunday, Nov. 8: 4th grade program with
parents (grandparents are welcome to attend);
5th-7th Grade students to JCC for all-schools
program; Sprouts
Wednesday, Nov. 11: NO SCHOOL (Veteran’s Day)
Friday, Nov. 13: Young Family Service at 6:00
p.m.; service at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 15: 5th Grade program with
parents (grandparents are welcome to attend)
Wednesday, Nov. 18: Bogrim (6:00-7:15 p.m.)
Sunday, Nov. 22: Chanukah Bazaar; Sprouts;
NO Learner Minyan
Wednesday, Nov. 25: No School
(Thanksgiving recess)
Thursday, Nov. 26: Interfaith Thanksgiving
Service at Temple Sinai (11:00 a.m.)
Sunday, Nov. 29: No School or Kesher
(Thanksgiving recess)
Adult
Education
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Rabbi Katz and Rabbi Silbert are teaching
Jewish Ethics on Sunday mornings. The
classes will be held from 9:30 –10:30 a.m.
and will correspond to the school schedule.
The Rabbis will be using the book, A Code of
Jewish Ethics: Volume 1: You Shall Be Holy,
by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin.
Beginning November 8th, Basic Judaism
from a Liberal Perspective will be taught
from 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Pre-registration
is required. If you or anyone you know is
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interested, call the temple office at
381-6890. More information can be found in
the bulletin on page 7.
Members sought for Committee
I am looking for a few volunteers to serve on
the Adult Education Committee. Committee
members would help plan and carry out
events. If you are interested, please email
me at [email protected] or call me at
334-6864.
Abby
RATSY
YOUTH CORNER
RATSY started off our year with some great
High Holy Days services led by our amazing
religious and cultural VP, Sarah Geller. Over 35
teens attend the teen Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur services. With your help RATSY was
able to collect over four pallets of food for the
annual HHD Food Drive for Foodlink. On the first afternoon of Sukkot we had a joint
event with the middle school youth group,
SAWCY. We learned about Sukkot, played
Jewish Jeopardy and connected with friends.
During the weekend of October 23-25, approximately
125 NFTY NEL Jewish
teens traveled to
Rochester for Derech Atid,
a weekend of Jewish
Northeast Lakes
learning, camaraderie
Region
and fun.
Looking to stay connected? Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.
com/groups/1676220762614341/
Prefer to text? Here's how to stay in the loop
with our free "remind me" text service:
Step 1: Send message to # 81010
Step 2: Compose message that says @ratsyroc You'll be added to the group and receive
RATSY updates via text! Hope to see you at the next event!
President - Josh Fenster
Religious & Cultural VP - Sarah Geller
Programming VP - Jordan Amstey
Membership & Communication - Jacob
Synderman
Advisor- Jaymie Morton
SAWCY
SAWCY started the year off with some great
events. We had a blast at “Snacks in the
Sukkah” with RATSY where we played ice
breakers, Sukkot trivia, decorated cookies, and
ate tons of food! SAWCY’s trip to Stokoe Farms
was tons of fun with zip lining, going through
the corn maze, the huge slides, seeing the
animals, and enjoying the gorgeous weather
together. Coming up this month: Supermarket
Sweep on November 8 (joint event with
RATSY), as well as other opportunities to be
announced. Check your email and stay tuned
for more information! Breakfast Bagging Event
November 15 at 2:00 p.m.
Teens will come together to learn about Jewish
values that teach the importance of giving
to others in need. After hearing from Open
Door Mission, we will put together Happy
Thanksgiving cards and bags of breakfast
foods just in time for the holiday. Our record
was set last year at 109 bags! This year, Temple
Sinai and RATSY member Josh Fenster will be
serving as the event’s first-ever Teen Chair.
The admission cost for the event is a donation
of any of the following:
• Instant Oatmeal Packets
• Instant Coffee/Tea Packets
• Juice Boxes
• Dehydrated Milk
• Granola Bars
• Small Cereal Boxes/Travel Bowls
• Dried Fruit or Nuts
• Fruit Cups with Spoons
• Leftover Halloween Candy
RATSY membership forms are available in the
office. Sign up today to get the best of what
RATSY has to offer. Discounted event rates, and
ability to participate in NFTY NEL events!
Shopping on Amazon.com?
Don't forget you can click directly to Amazon.com using the link provided at the lower left of the Temple
website's front page, and our Temple will receive 4-10% of your order amount at NO additional cost to you.
Youth & Education
On November 8, we have
our annual Supermarket Sweep, a unique twist
on a food drive for the Brighton Food
Cupboard. More details and info to come in the
next few weeks! Look for flyers at Temple. 5
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Within Our Family
Be part of the
Sinai Community!
In Memoriam…
Temple Sinai notes with sorrow the passing of:
John Simonetti, father of Cheryl Kuttner
Donald Johnson, brother of Bobby Johnson
Lloyd Paperno, father of Jill Paperno
The Temple family extends its heartfelt
sympathy to the families.
Join our service as our B'nai
Mitzvah lead us in worship.
Jasper
Owen
Mazal Tov to….
Ron and Nancy Kraus on the marriage of
daughter Kara to Joe Sargent
Gary and Karen Roth on the birth of
granddaughter Demi Rose Roth
Bruce and Ann Leonard on the engagement of
son Ian to Serena Johnston
Jay Westendorf and Ellen Teichman on the birth
of granddaughter Abigail Jeanette Lucarelli
Mike and Heidi Fishman on the marriage of son
Dan to Marissa Goldser
November 14,
10:30 a.m. service
Son of
Josh Owen &
Marsha Wittink
Within Our Family
Lauren
Audi
Todah Rabah to…
Gil Maker for taking the picture of our
Kindergarten Class on Simchat Torah
November 21,
10:30 a.m. service
Daughter of
Anthony &
Sarah Audi
Welcome to the following New Members…
Ian and Sharon Schreiber; Janis and Quinten
Mary Ellen Walsh
Seth and Terri Zebrak; Madeleine, Abigail and
Rebecca
Paul and Jennifer Posener, Alexander and
Emma
Nathan
Audi
Your ‘nachas’ is our ‘nachas.’ Email any
good news you would like to share with the
congregation to [email protected]
November 21,
10:30 a.m. service
Son of
Anthony &
Sarah Audi
Visit Our Website:
www.tsinai.org
Temple Contacts
Rabbi
Alan J. Katz [email protected]
Education Director
Ilan Adar [email protected]
Cantorial Soloist
Elise Wojciechowski
Temple Administrator
Susan Roberts-Grew
Officers
President
Susan Bondy
Secretary
Blanche Fenster
Vice Presidents:
Administration Suzanne Tunnell
Caring Community & Social Action Craig Geller
Communications Liz Ornstein
Congregant Connections Gail Brownell &
Carol Yunker
Finance Victor Poleshuck
Education Seth Silver & Barb Snyderman
Religious Practices Rebecca Drayer
Youth Initiatives Eric Rozen
Basic Judaism from a Liberal Perspective
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This 20-session course is for you if you are someone (Jewish or not)
who would like a thorough introduction to (or review of) Judaism. It
will be especially helpful for anyone who is involved in a committed
interfaith relationship as well as anyone who may be considering
conversion. This will be a place where you can ask questions in a
safe and supportive atmosphere and get an idea of how Judaism is
understood and practiced from a modern, egalitarian, and accepting
viewpoint. We invite you to join us for this unique learning experience!
What is Judaism? Who are the Jewish People?
Sacred Literature: Tanakh (Bible)
Sacred Literature: Rabbinic
Days of Awe
Shabbat
Holy Days – 3 Festivals
Minor and Modern Holidays
Prayer/Worship – Introduction
Holy Days: Prayer/Worship: Practicum
The Jewish Home
Life Cycle I: Birth and Education
Life Cycle II: Marriage and Divorce
Life Cycle III: Death and Mourning
Jewish History I
Jewish History II
Anti-Semitism and Holocaust
Zionism and Israel
American Jewish Life
Wrap Up and Ask the Rabbi
One class will be a Shabbat dinner at the temple (date to be determined)
The book we will be using is Living Judaism: The Complete Guide to Jewish Belief,
Tradition, and Practice by Wayne D. Dosick. It can be purchased on amazon.com.
Class will be held from 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings.
The cost for temple members is the price of books. For non-temple members,
the cost is $75 + books. The Jewish partners of non-Jewish participants are
welcome at no charge.
Interested? We hope so! Call the temple office (381-6890)
for registration information.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Adult Education
November 8, 2015
November 15, 2015
November 22, 2015
December 6, 2015
December 13, 2015
December 20, 2015
January 10, 2016 January 17, 2016
January 24, 2016
January 31, 2016
February 7, 2016
February 28, 2016
March 6, 2016
March 13, 2016
March 20, 2016
April 10, 2016
April 17, 2016
May 8, 2016
May 15, 2016
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High Holy Days Appreciation
It takes a loyal and dedicated group of volunteers and committee members to make our annual
migration to the JCC for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur possible. Thank you to Pam Benjamin,
Jim Brownstein, Ed Bullard, Sarah Bullard, Michael Cutright, Shevah Faber, Michael Frishman,
Ronny Frishman, Bob Herman, Amy LaGambino, Ron Newman, Irv Rosenstein, Gary Roth for the
use of the truck and employees of Ethan Allen Furniture, Noreen Salerno, Reba Silterra, Richard
Silver, Alan Skerker, Arlene Wiesenberg, and Alan Wertheimer.
High Holy Days
Sincerely, Al
Benjamin and Alan Frishman, co-chairs of the Movers and Schleppers committee.
On behalf of the temple leadership and the Religious Practices Committee, we extend our heartfelt
thanks to those who volunteered and worked so hard before, during, and after the High Holy Day
services to make them so special.
Carol Goldsmith Greeter, Tickets
All of our choir members:
Office Staff:
Dennis
Goldsmith
Tickets
Leslie Algase
Susan Roberts-Grew
Bob
Grossman
Usher
Vince Bissonette
Joyce Schachter
Bonnie
Hughes
Tickets
Renee Brownstein
Amy Tackaberry
Richie Hare Usher
Janine Coan
Joyce
Herman
Greeter
Rebecca Drayer
Committee Chairs:
Jo-Ann
Hussion
Usher
Remy Fenster
Babysitting: Ellen Goldenberg
Marty Kaufman Usher
Dan Fleysher
Honors: Sue Mercier
Maria
Lauriello-Klein
Tickets
Karen Gimple
Moving: Al Benjamin and
Ellie
Kriger
Tickets
Art Guest
Alan Frishman
Amy
LaGambino
Usher
Maggie Herman
Music: Elise Wojciechowski
Carol
Larsen
Usher
Bob Hyman
Receptions: Ron Newman
Willy
Larsen
Usher
Roseann Kraus
Teen Service: Sarah Geller
Wendy
Beller
Madway
Bima
Usher
Diane Morse
Tickets: Donna Goldberg and
Anna Markowitz Tickets
Marie Pellett
Carol Goldsmith
Ron
Newman
Usher,
Tickets
Eva Regan
Ushers: Carol and Willy Larsen
Tobie
Olsan
Tickets
Susan Rizzo
Sukkah Raffle: Laura Walitsky
Joyce Poleshuck Tickets
Doug Rose
Victor
Poleshuck
Tickets
Emily Rose
Ushers, Greeters, and
Al
Rayburn
Usher
Elise Rosenfeld
Ticket Table volunteers:
Karen Rosenbloom Tickets
Debra Rosenzweig
Debbie Apter Usher
Caren
Rudin
Greeter
Sarah Rossiter
Eric Beyer Usher
Noreen
Salerno
Tickets
Joan Rubin
Eric Birken Tickets
Joyce
Schachter
Tickets
Hannah Sarnov
Marcia Birken Tickets
Arlene
Wiesenberg
Usher
Sharon Silvio
Peter Bondy Usher
David
Yates
Bima
Usher,
Usher
Bill Waddell
Jim Brownstein Usher
Phyllis Wagner
Ed Bullard Usher
Musicians:
Alan Wertheimer
Lorri Diggory Tickets
Roy
Berns
Dorothy Drahzal Usher
Barbara Dechario
Babysitter:
Reuben Epstein Usher
Gregg
Herman
Emily Champion
Gail Ferraioli Tickets
Maggie
Herman
Gabe Geiger Usher
Dan Irving
Donna Goldberg Tickets
Scott McNitt
Ellen Goldenberg Tickets
Thank You to Kevin Dennis and his men for all of their help with security.
A special thank you to Rabbi Katz, Rabbi Till, Elise Wojciechowski, Eva Regan, members of the Board of
Trustees, and our custodial staff for your help in making our High Holy Day services and experience so
beautiful and inspirational. Sincerely, Carol
Goldsmith, on behalf of the Religious Practices committee
November 2015 Calendar
Sunday
NO SCHOOL
NO ADULT ED
NO KESHER
Yom Limud for
Teachers and
Madrichim
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
3
School in Session
8
9
15
16
17
22
23
24
School in Session
School in Session
4th Grade Naming,
RAIHN
th
5-7 Grades - All
Schools Program
Sprouts 9:30 a.m.
Adult Ed 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 1 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 2 & 3
10:30 a.m.
Basic Judaism 10:30 a.m.
Kesher 12:00 p.m.
RAIHN
RAIHN
School in Session,
School in Session
5th Grade Program
Adult Ed 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 1 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 2 & 3
10:30 a.m.
SJLL Education
Council 10:30 a.m.
Basic Judaism 10:30 a.m.
Kesher 12:00 p.m.
Breakfast Bagging 2:00 p.m.
RAIHN
School in Session
School in Session
Chanukah Bazaar
9:30 a.m.
Sprouts 9:30 a.m.
Adult Ed 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 1 9:30 a.m.
Hebrew Book 2 & 3
10:30 a.m.
Basic Judaism 10:30 a.m.
Kesher 12:00 p.m.
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School in Session
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NO SCHOOL
NO ADULT ED
NO KESHER
10
November 6
Wednesday
Thursday
4
5
School in Session
Klezmer Band
Practice 7:00 p.m.
11
NO SCHOOL
OFFICE OPEN
RAIHN
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12
Rochester
Regional Coalition
Against Human
Trafficking
4:30 p.m.
Executive Board
Meeting 7:30 p.m.
RAIHN
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School in Session Board of Trustees
Women's Chavurah Meeting 7:30 p.m.
Program at More
Fire Glass 5:00 p.m.
Bogrim 6:00 p.m.
Klezmer Band
Practice 7:00 p.m.
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NO SCHOOL
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Interfaith
Thanksgiving
Service at Temple
Sinai 11:00 a.m.
OFFICE CLOSED
Friday
6
Saturday
7
Koffee in the
Kitchen 5:30 p.m. Torah Study 9:15 a.m.
Erev Shabbat
Shabbat Morning
"Rockin' Shabbat" Service 10:30 a.m.
Service with
Birthday Blessings
6:00 p.m.
Potluck Dinner
7:00 p.m.
Torah Portion: Chaye
Sarah
Genesis 23.1 – 25.18
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Young Family
Service 6:00 p.m.
Congregant Dinner
6:45 p.m.
Erev Shabbat
Service 8:00 p.m.
Torah Portion: Toledot
Genesis 25.19– 28.9
RAIHN
20
Koffee in the
Kitchen 5:30 p.m.
Erev Shabbat
Service 6:00 p.m.
Torah Portion:
Vayetze
Genesis 28.1 – 32.3
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14
Torah Study 9:15 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Service 10:30 a.m.
RAIHN
21
Torah Study 9:15 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Service 10:30 a.m.
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OFFICE CLOSED Torah Study 9:15 a.m.
Erev Shabbat
Shabbat Morning
Service 6:00 p.m.
Service 10:30 a.m.
Torah Portion: Vayishlach
Genesis 32.4 – 36.43
December Erev Shabbat Services
Dec. 4: Erev Shabbat Family Service @ 6:00 p.m.
Dec. 11: Erev Shabbat Service @ 6:30 p.m.
Dec. 18: Young Family Service @ 6:00 p.m.
Erev Shabbat Service @ 8:00 p.m.
Dec. 25: Erev Shabbat Service @ 6:00 p.m.
Updated
calendar
information
is posted on
www.tsinai.org
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Yahrzeits
The departed live on in the hearts of those who cherish their memory
Within Our Family
November 6 & 7
Theodore Levey
Willard R. Lisson
Tobie Loeb
Clifford Lovenheim
Sukesh Polly Miglani
Melvin Neisner
Samuel N. Paulin
Sam Rockford
Ethel Rosen
Barbara Rubin
Saul Skerker
Philip Stark
Seyna Tseytlina
Joan Yessenow
Madeleine August
Frederick Deutscher
Diane Epstein
Wolf Feygin
Sol Fletcher
Richard Friedlander
Molly Garson
Mary Ghory
Ethel Goldstein
Joel Greenberg
Diane Latta
Charles Lestin
Carmella Mastrella
Paul Rosenhack
Anne Slawetsky
Doris Weiner
Joseph Weiner
Richard Weisbond
November 20 & 21
November 13 & 14
Samuel Agins
Leah Albaum
Leon Alent
Ernest Brownell
Mary Dressner
Zelda Druce
Tillie Folkman
Jacob Gerber
Paula Ginsburg
Solomon Gold
Samuel Gross
Yuda Gurevich
Ida Harf
Mary Kruskall
Gladys Less
Elaine Adler
Barbara Balsom
Sylvia Berkowitz
Harry Berman
William W. Cohn
Mindy Dennis
Lillian Dollinger
Lorrayne Dorfman
Sylvia Feingold
Eileen Gerber
Leonard Getler
Evelyn Greenfield
Maureen Highfield
James Holzbach
Phyllis Kaplan
Miriam Kassick
Harriet Leventhal
Linda Lieberman
Earl Lovenheim
Todah
Rabah
Rhea Poserow
Sam Poserow
Murray Rosenfeld
Richard Rudolph
Brian Salerno
Mildred Schiller
Herman Supnick
Alfred Sussman
Jonathan Taub
November 27 & 28
Stanley Abrams
Calvin Berger
Harriet Braverman
Philip Fain
Dolores Fried
Renee Gimple
Millie Goldensher
Walter Hart, Jr.
Donald F. Hogan
Ethel Hyman
Sam Kaufman
Marshall Levine
Helene Lipton
Sima Novozhenets
Harold Nussbaum
Edwin Olsan
Sara Orbach
Irma Pekurovsky
Sidney Rayburn
Martin Rosenberg
Bernard Rudnick
William Silver
Robert R. Smith
Leonard Stoler
Leonard Tebor
Sylvia Utell
December 4 & 5
Matilde Aroesty
Josephine Auerbach
Mildred Beckwith
Murray Berlowitz
Stanley Bershod
Alberto Biton
Frederic Brewer
Toby Cherry
Sid Dorfman
Abram Dorren
Edith Folkman
Nathan Fox
Polina Ginzburg
Harvey Gottlieb
Myer Grisbord
Bernard Gross
Samuel Guest
Frank Hennig
Bernard Heumann
Molly Hewitt
Dorothy Katz
Phyllis Kieva
Florence Kirschen
Milton Kunken
Leonard Maas
Anthony Marciano
Dorothy Paganelli
Israel Parnes
Edward Perlstein
Sydney Phillips
Marcia Shaffer
Guido Troiano
James Yerger
Elizaveta Yermis
Arelene Weisbond
to all those who remembered
Temple Sinai when they
remembered others.
ANNUAL
CONGREGATIONAL
SHABBAT DINNER
AND
SERVICES
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TO WELCOME OUR
NEW MEMBERS
AND
HONOR CONGREGANTS
WHO HAVE BEEN MEMBERS
FOR 15 YEARS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
6:00 to 6:30 p.m. Wine & appetizers in the Social Hall,
or Young Family Service in the Youth Lounge
6:45 p.m.
Dinner
8:00 p.m.
Erev Shabbat Service followed by Special Oneg
NEW MEMBER DINNER RESPONSE FORM
***** 15 Year Congregants and New Members *****
will receive an invitation to join us as our guests
NAMES OF ADULTS ________________________________________________________
NAMES OF CHILDREN _____________________________________________________
NUMBER OF ADULTS (13 and up) ____ @ $12 by 11/2 or $14 after 11/2 = ­_____
NUMBER OF CHILDREN (4-12)
____ @ $6 by 11/2 or $8 after 11/2 = _____
NUMBER OF CHILDREN (0-4)
____ FREE
TOTAL $ ENCLOSED = ______
SPONSORED BY THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Temple Life
RSVP By November 10th to the Temple Office
363 Penfield Road, Rochester, NY 14625
Register by phone at 381-6890 if paying by credit card,
or you can register by going to your Chaverweb account
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PLEASE JOIN THE WOMEN'S CHAVURAH
AS WE VISIT
What spices did your grandmother use? Pepper,
paprika and cinnamon, or cumin, oregano,
coriander and rosewater? Your answers depend
upon where you or your ancestors come from.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18
5:00-7:00 p.m.
Most Sinai members are Ashenazi Jews from
Eastern Europe and have had little exposure to
the food and traditions of Jews from around the
Mediterranean. We will explore worlds of the
Sephardim (Jews who left Spain or
Portugal after the 1492 expulsion)
and Mizrahim (Jews who never
left the Middle East and North
Africa since the beginnings of the
Jewish people).
MORE FIRE GLASS STUDIO
80 ROCKWOOD PLACE
(off East Ave. near Winton Rd. & the 490 ramp)
Cost: $5 per person, payable at the door
Watch a fascinating glass-blowing demonstration,
and then take some time to browse among the
beautiful art works...a perfect opportunity to select
your special Chanukah gifts!
There will be a limit of 40 people so we are asking
you to please RSVP as soon as possible to:
Carol Yunker at [email protected] or 385-3910.
PLEASE JOIN THE WOMEN'S CHAVURAH FOR
CELEBRITY CHEFS:
A SEPHARDIC TASTE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 7:00 p.m.
at TEMPLE SINAI
When you think of traditional Jewish food, what
comes to mind? Is it matzoh ball soup, chopped
liver, brisket, and smoked fish, or do you think of
mujedrah, fijonas, baba ghanoush, and couscous?
Sinai members Noreen Salerno
and Shekoofeh Sussman will be
among the presenters discussing
their family stories. Of course, there will
be delicious food to sample!
Please RSVP by November 18 to Carol Yunker
at [email protected] or 385-3910.
A charge of $5 per person will be collected at
the door.
There will be a basket for non-perishable
donations to the Brighton Food Cupboard, if
you would like to make a contribution.
And as always, not for women only!
Temple Life
Rosh Hashanah Food Basket Project
Temple Sinai is truly a caring community. It takes
over 40 volunteers to run this project. Thank you
to each volunteer for taking the time to make a
positive difference in the lives of others.
Thank you to:
*Temple Sinai members for your generous
donations
*Temple Sinai Women's Chavurah
*Biffy Borge for coordinating maps and our drivers
*Jackie Ebner for coordinating the wrapping of
boxes
*Pearl Cytryn for shopping and coordinating
food
*Bess Lewis for shopping
*Elise Rosenfield for coordinating the groceries
*Arlene Schenker for produce shopping
*Our volunteers for wrapping the boxes
*Michalene Elliott Kinsler & Stacie Bershod for
creating the maps
*Our volunteer drivers for delivering the food
baskets and bringing joy into our
recipients’ lives
*Our assembly team, who create beautiful
food baskets
*Bev Groden for writing thank you notes.
*Special thanks to Joyce Schachter, Amy
Tackaberry and Susan Roberts-Grew
Thank you to the following
businesses for their contributions:
Wegmans
Tops Grocery
Brownsteins Bakery
Paul Schreiner
E.Vercruysse & Sons Farms
Seneca Vegetable
Jill Orbach
Datthyn Farms
Vandewalle Fruit Farms
Geulah Kosher Catering
SINAI'S ANNUAL
CHANUKAH HAPPENING
(It’s not just for kids!)
Sunday, November 22, 2015
9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Presents for Adults & Kids
Featuring Artists, Craftsmen, & Vendors
Fine Gift & Israeli Items, Arts & Crafts,
Ceramics, Skin Care & Paper Products,
Knitware, Photography, Jewelry, Foods, Spices,
Tsotschkies, Stained Glass,
Community Outreach, Youth Group &
Religious School Fundraisers
Judaica Shop Gifts and more
STOP & SHOP FOR CHANUKAH!
or send your student with some gelt
To reserve a table for your Chanukah
Happening items, contact Monika Katzel at
203-1200 or [email protected]) or send
the coupon below to Temple Sinai, 363 Penfield
Rd.,14625, no later than November 16. While
there is no fee for congregants or their families,
a donation to the Temple is appreciated. Fee for
non-members is $36.00.
CHANUKAH HAPPENING
Friday
December 11, 2015
Dinner at 5:30 p.m.
followed by the
Tableside Shabbat Service and
Chanukah celebration
beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Join others from Temple Sinai to
light the Chanukah candles
(bring your own menorah), play
Spin the Dreidel, sing songs,
and enjoy chicken, latkes, pasta,
applesauce, salad, and dessert.
Listen to the Chanukah story,
accompanied by Sason.
Sit and schmooze!
Family and friends are welcome.
Save money by turning in your
reservation by Friday, December 4th.
You can also register by going to
your Chaverweb account.
Clip & return to the temple office
Chanukah Dinner
# attending _______
# of Adults age 13 and up @ $15 by 12/4
($17 after 12/4*) _______
NAME: ______________________________
# of children age 4 – 12 @ $10 by 12/4
($12 after 12/4*) _______
ADDRESS:___________________________
# of children under age 4 @ no charge ____
PHONE: _____________________________
E-MAIL: _____________________________
Total enclosed $ _______
Family Name TYPE OF ITEMS FEATURED:__________
_____________________________________
Phone#__________________
SIZE OF TABLE NEEDED:
____ Card ____ Long ____ Round
Can you help set up at 3 p.m.?
(Please understand that long, sturdy
tables will be reserved for fragile items)
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Yes _______ No__________
*Event may sell out prior to December 4th.
Reserve early to guarantee your spot!
Temple Life
HELP IS NEEDED AT THE HAPPENING.
Any amount of time on November 21 for setup
help late afternoon, or on November 22 during
the event for sales help is appreciated. Please
contact Monika Katzel.
Chanukah Dinner
& Celebration
Friendship Group
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Sukkah Contest Winner
MAZAL TOV
Mazal Tov to Vincent and Melissa
Bissonette for being the winners
in the Annual Sukkah raffle. The
sukkah was put in place at the
Bissonette home from September
27 through October 4. Then it was
taken down and carefully stored
for the winner of next year’s raffle.
Thank you to Laura Walitsky for
coordinating this event.
Temple Life
FOODLINK
On Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Katz urged us to
contribute to the High Holy Days Food Drive.
And we responded! Jeanette Batiste and Julia
Tedesco, Co-Executive Directors of Foodlink
wrote “Your generous donation is helping us
work towards our vision of a healthy, hungerfree community. Thank you for your donation
of 2256 lbs during the month of September.
Thank you for taking an active role in the fight
against hunger and its root causes.”
Our thanks go out to RATSY for their help in
handing out the grocery bags and loading the
Foodlink truck.
Missing Something?
Lost & found items
are removed from
the office after 60
days. Unclaimed
items will be donated to Goodwill.
In October, the FRIENDSHIP GROUP enjoyed
the Pittsford Musical's wonderful performance
of Cabaret at Sutherland High School. Our
group has been attending these productions for
MANY years and are continuously impressed
by the very high level of talent maintained by
the Pittsford Musical organization.
Our November event
will be a trip to the
Strasenburg Planetarium.
Our members will be
notified of the date.
December 25 is our
annual Chinese dinner. Our plans for 2016
include events like Bingo Night, a trip to a
casino, a night of old-time comic movies, a
boat ride, a picnic and more. (Almost all of our
events end up with food!) If this sounds like
something you'd like to do with us please call
Leon and Florence Sporn at 377-4220......we're
a bunch of "seasoned citizens" who enjoy each
other’s company.
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If you know you are going away, please
contact [email protected] or call the office
at 381-6890. Let us know the dates you will be
away. If you would like us to send the bulletin,
give us your winter address and we will make
sure to send it. If you would like to access the
bulletin online instead, please do so by visiting
www.tsinai.org.
PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOUR BULLETIN
IS RETURNED TO US, WE WILL NOT SEND
ONE AGAIN UNTIL YOU INFORM US
THAT YOU ARE BACK IN TOWN. PLEASE
HELP US SAVE MONEY BY CONTACTING
US TODAY!
Habitat Pie Sale
Do Good While Eating Great!!
Temple Sinai has been a partner in the Habitat
Interfaith Partnership which builds Habitat Homes
in Rochester. Each November we sell pies with
the profits going towards Habitat. The pies are
homemade from scratch at Kelly’s Fruit Farm in
Hilton from fruit grown on their farm. The pies
are made with vegetable shortening and have no
preservatives. The pies are exceptionally delicious
and weigh 4 1/2 pounds each. The Apple Crisp loaf
weighs 2 1/2 pounds and costs $12. The pies cost
$16 each and come in the following flavors: Apple
Crumb, Apple Raspberry, Pumpkin and AppleCranberry- Raspberry.
NEW THIS DECEMBER - Corporate Pie Sales
Corporations, offices and businesses can also
order pies for delivery in December. These orders
will be separate from the November Thanksgiving
Orders. The pies will be delivered to your business
in December with a minimum order of 25 pies. The
pies will come in two flavors Apple Crumb or Apple
Raspberry and again are $16 each. Please contact
Ron Newman at 385-5675 or [email protected]
for further information regarding Corporate
December Pie Sales for Habitat.
Please fill out the order form and return to the
Temple Office with checks made out to Temple
Sinai by Wednesday November 18. The pies can be
picked up at the temple on Tuesday November 24
from 4 to 6 p.m.
Flavor
Quantity
Total Cost
Apple Crumb $16
Apple Raspberry $16
Pumpkin $16
Apple-CranberryRaspberry $16
Apple Crisp Loaf $12
Name: __________________________________________
Phone: __________________________________________
Cell: ____________________________________________
E-mail:__________________________________________
November 6, 6:00 p.m.
No Oneg
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November 13, 8:00 p.m.
Steven Zwart and Barbara Guttman
George Adler and Peggy Cherkasky
Rose Agins
Ben Agronick and Lili Schwartz
Stephen and Linda Alpert-Gillis
November 20, 6:00 p.m.
No Oneg
November 27, 6:00 p.m.
No Oneg
Temple Sinai gratefully acknowledges the
following members who joined the Friends of
Sinai in September. We applaud the Friends
for their lasting and meaningful contributions
that benefit the entire congregation.
Ed and Bess Lewis
David and Tracy Wolf
Steve and Elise Rosenfeld
As a family or as an individual, you can
become a Friend of Sinai for a minimum
contribution of $360 above regular dues. We hope you'll consider this opportunity
to enhance our Temple life and support our
congregation. Call the Temple Office for more
information.
Monika Katzel, Friends of Sinai Chair Temple Sinai offers its
spaces for rent: meetings,
celebrations, conferences,
and extracurricular classes.
Rates are competitive and
include setup and take
down for members and
non-members.
Please contact Susan
Roberts-Grew for
additional information at 381-6890.
Temple Life
PIE ORDER FORM FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Oneg Shabbat Hosts
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RABBI KATZ’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In memory of
Lilian Pranger, by Josh Bruner
Beth Pranger Bruner, by Remy & Marilyn Fenster
Dorothy Pies, by John & Ellen Erne
John Page Sr., by John Page & Sandra Mitzner
Eric Silbermann, by Steve & Susie Silbermann
Dorothy Lisson, by Michael & Donna Goldberg
Ben Seidman, by Lou & Harriet Slawetsky
Leonid Rubin, by Berta Rubin
John Page Sr., by John Page & Sandra Mitzner
Brian Salerno, by Noreen Salerno
In honor of
Sam Eichel’s Bar Mitzvah, by Louis & Diane
Eichel
The New Year, by Alan & Judy Wertheimer
The birth of Gary & Karen Roth’s granddaughter,
Demi Rose Roth, by Charles & Nancy Kantor
In appreciation of
Rabbi Katz, by Mary Ellen Walsh
Healing wishes to
Shana Katzel Dowell, by Ed Muszynski &
Bonnie Hughes
ADULT EDUCATION FUND
Contributions
In memory of
Hyman S. Levin, by Phyllis Rosen
In appreciation of
Ellen Goldenberg, by Louis & Diane Eichel
Elise Wojciechowski, by Louis & Diane Eichel
BUILDING FUND
In memory of
Robert Major, by Jo-Ann Hussion
Zina Rubinshteyn, by Moisey Feygin
Robert Graff, by Sally Graff
DICK SCHONFELD SOCIAL ACTION FUND
In memory of
Ida Friedlander, by Judy Holmes
Pearl Kleiman, by Judy Holmes
Oscar Friedlander, by Judy Holmes
Ida Holmes, by Judy Holmes
FLORAL FUND
In memory of
Molly Horwitz, by Sarah Lewis
ISRAEL YOUTH FUND
In memory of
Bea Wiesenberg, by Jerome Wiesenberg
GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND
In memory of
Beth Bruner, by Les & Monika Katzel
Bernard Resch, by Keith & Carol Greer
In honor of
Lauren Lieberman’s birthday, by Les & Monika
Katzel
The birth of Ed & Bess Lewis’ granddaughter,
Audrey Lewis, by Les & Monika Katzel
The birth of Ann Melville’s grandson, Finnegan
Melville Castle, by Les & Monika Katzel
The engagement of Ian Leonard to Serena
Johnston, by Charlie & Joyce Schachter
In appreciation of
Donna Lederman & Donna Goldberg for Get
S’more Shabbat, by Remy & Marilyn Fenster
Healing wishes to
Phyllis Mindell, by Les & Monika Katzel
Brian Muzynski, by Les & Monika Katzel
Alan Bernstein, by Les & Monika Katzel
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
In memory of
Jack Bell, by Lea Bell
Joseph Ghory, by Ward Ghory
Lea Litmanovich, by Zella Berenbaum
Beth Bruner, by Thomas & Janet Fink
Sima Novozhenets, by Isaak & Nina Rivshin
Polina Ginzburg, by Isaak & Nina Rivshin
Fanya Shablya, by Zina Lyubchanskaya
LAMPERT MUSIC FUND
In honor of
The New Year, by Alan & Judy Wertheimer
In appreciation of
Rabbi Alan Katz, Rabbi Noam Katz, Elise
Wojciechowski & Scott McNitt for Get
S’more Shabbat, by Remy & Marilyn Fenster
LIBRARY FUND
In memory of
Harry G. Kushner, by Phyllis Rosen
Louis Guttman, by Steve Zwart & Barbara
Guttman
Alan Lewis, by Sarah Lewis
LIHEYOT (SPECIAL NEEDS) FUND
In memory of
Jennie Francis, by John & Ellen Erne
MITZVAH CONNECTION FUND
In memory of
Elsa Fenster, by Remy Fenster
PRAYERBOOK FUND
In memory of
Donald Johnson, by Karen Quinn
Ted Holmes, by Judy Holmes & the Ebner
Family
In honor of
Rabbi Katz’s 30 years of leadership at Temple
Sinai, by Parker Zack & Zeid Nasser
Joseph Gorin, by Marilyn Feldman
The birth of Gary & Karen Roth’s
granddaughter, Demi Rose Roth, by
Michael & Sue Mercier
In appreciation of
The Temple Sinai office staff – Susan RobertsGrew, Joyce Schachter & Amy Tackaberry,
by Parker Zack & Zeid Nasser
RAIHN FUND
In memory of
Jared Liam Kanner, by Debbie Kanner
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
In honor of
The birth of Tom & Vicki Finnefrock’s
grandson, Ari Jacob Finnefrock, by Allen &
Barb Mendler
The engagement of Ian Leonard to Serena
Johnston, by Allen & Barb Mendler
In appreciation of
Ilan Adar & Pauline Rosenberg, by Marilyn
Fenster
Ilan Adar, by Louis & Diane Eichel
WINDOWS OF LIGHT FUND
In memory of
Annette Newman, by Ron & Karen Newman
For information about these funds, go to
our website: www.tsinai.org/ About Us /
Contributions /
Contributions received after the 10th of October
will be acknowledged in the November bulletin.
A special thanks to the following Temple members
who have so generously donated to the Temple Sinai
High Holy Days Appeal. Donations listed below
were received by 10/13/15.
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A donation has been made by
Ron & Karen Newman
Eric & Elizabeth Brewer
Victor & Joyce Poleshuck
Lillian Courtheoux
Charlie & Joyce Schachter
Rebecca Drayer
Howard & Arlene Schenker
Jeff & Jan Feldman
David & Susan Spector
Hank & Gail Ferraioli
Michael & Donna Goldberg Audrey Sussman
Dave & Carole Teegarden
Bob Grossman
Michael & Carol Yunker
Les & Monika Katzel
Martin Zand & Ellen Ingram
Allen & Barb Mendler
Bob & Paula Zeman
The Milne Family
In memory of
Edwin Alpert, by Stephen & Linda Alpert-Gillis
Our parents, Sam & Ann Ryback and Albert
Brownstein, by Jim & Renee Brownstein
Lola Coan, by Steven & Janine Coan
Eugene & Herta Ellis, by Ralph Ellis & Alice Rudolph
Robert Graff, by Sally Graff
Earl & Belle Lovenheim, by Janet Irwin
Morris & Mildred Lux, by Dolores Kleinberg
Lawrence Lapidus, by Lois Lapidus
DuWayne Statz, by Jason & Ticia Mendler
My parents & my daughter Karen, by Barbara
Phillips
Betty Rifkin, by Marsha Rifkin & Abigail Urban
Rifkin
Kevin P. Stein, by Ira Stein
In honor of
Carol Goldsmith & Sarah Geller, by Ellen Goldenberg
Rabbi Katz & Elise Wojciechowski, by Dennis &
Carol Goldsmith
My children and grandchildren, by Bonnie Guon
The High Holy Day musical gifts of so many, by Ed
Muszynski & Bonnie Hughes
Mariel Anna Trull, by Muriel Klein
The High Holy Days Family Service, by Stacey
Martin
Rabbi Katz & Family, by John Page & Sandra Mitzner
Natalie Marx’s Bat Mitzvah, Lawrence Marx &
Deborah Rosen
Rabbi Alan & Jan Katz, by Irv & Gloria Rosenstein
Temple Sinai, by Paul & Marcia Rutberg
The beautiful and meaningful High Holy Day
services, by Allan & Judy Schwartz
Michael Seidman’s 80th birthday, by Ed & Yuk
Seidman
Monika & Les Katzel, by Joel & Ann Shamaskin
The birth of our first granddaughter, Abigail
Jeanette Lucarelli, by Jay Westendorf & Ellen
Teichman
Contributions
In memory of
Edward Richmond, by Paul & Cheryl Aloi
Diane Silver-Hassell, by Doug Miller & Sally
Hirst
HIGH HOLY DAYS APPEAL
TEMPLE SINAI
363 Penfield Road
Rochester, New York 14625
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U.S. Postage
PAID
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DATED MATERIAL
PLEASE EXPEDITE
DELIVERY
ROCKIN’ SHABBAT
Friday evening, November 6, 2015
at 6:00 p.m.
Musicians Maggie Herman, Eva Regan,
Scott McNitt, Gregg Herman and Roy Berns
will be joining Cantorial Soloist Elise
Wojciechowski to rock the sanctuary
during the Erev Shabbat
service. Please join us!