Shomrei Torah - Wayne Conservative Congregation

Shomrei Torah - Wayne Conservative Congregation
30 Hinchman Ave. Wayne, NJ 07470
www.ShomreiTorahWCC.org
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Contents
President’s Message….3
Volunteer of Month….4
Religious School……..5
B’nai Mitzvah….….....6
Sisterhood News….....8
Golden Cards…….....10
1 December, 2010
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973-696-2500
December, 2010 Kislev - Tevet 5771
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From the Bima
As December begins, so does our celebration of the Festival of
Hanukah, or as we like to say, ―It’s early this year.‖ There are some
who like it when Hanukah comes out at a time separate from the
standard American ―Holiday Season,‖ while for others it makes
December even more difficult. So what difference does it make?
For some, they relish the opportunity to see Hanukah as completely
separate from Christmas. They like the fact that Hanukah has its
own separate time so that they can focus on it as the Jewish holiday
of religious freedom, which is what Hanukah is all about. While
others find themselves even more uncomfortable during the remainder of December as the
rest of the world continues to wish us a ―Happy Hanukah‖ simply because it is still the
Christmas season, blithely unaware that Hanukah is long over.
How one feels about Hanukah and this season is really more about us than about them.
Most non-Jews are simply trying to spread holiday cheer and to be sensitive to the fact
that there are non-Jews living among them, but many are not conscious or informed as to
the timing and the differences between Christmas and Hanukah. In a year like this one,
what we want to do is to avoid being offended by the innocent ignorance of others and
reacting with hostility. Which still leaves us the choice between simply accepting their
comments and ―good cheer‖ or using it as an opportunity for education and communitybuilding, depending on the circumstances.
Executive Board
2010-12
Sheryl Sarin
President
Jeff Appel
Executive Vice President
Roberta Ort
Vice President
Education, Ritual & Youth
Randy Reiser
Vice President
Membership/ Programming
Ed Seradzky
Vice President,
Finance/Fundraising
Jamie Burr
Treasurer
Phil Nuccetelli
Financial Secretary
Andy Simon
Communications Secretary
Fern Taylor
Recording Secretary
May your Hanukah be celebratory and your December be tolerable as we go through the
holiday season. Let me also remind you that should you encounter any holiday-related
issues at work or at school where you think I could be of assistance, please don’t hesitate
to contact me. I’m here as a resource to help you in any way possible.
Wishing you a Hag Urim Sameyah, a Happy Festival of Lights!
Rabbi Randall Mark
December, 2010
Stuart Millstein
Michael Green
Men’s Club
Co-Presidents
Andy Lieb
Immediate Past President
With grateful
appreciation
to our Shomrei Torah
family for your
amazing support
The Sandler & Feldman
Families.
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Karen Weiss
Janet Simon
Sisterhood
Co-Presidents
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Randall Mark
Rabbi
Nadia Massuda
Administrator
Karen Weiss
Principal
Dassy Mark
Youth Advisor
Donna Davis
Secretary
Kathy Todd
School Secretary
President’s Message
Next time you are in the sanctuary, look at the colors, the ark,
the eternal light, the curtain or the Holocaust Ark; remember
the detailed thought that went into making this a sacred place
for us to worship. I hope you find peace in the sancturary.
With gratitude,
Sheryl Sarin
[email protected]
Did you know…?
I happened to be looking through our
website, and I came across the
explanation and story of how our
sanctuary was designed. I was fascinated to learn that
everything put into the sanctuary was thought out and
significant to the artist, Jeffrey Packard.
I would like to share some of the important reasons our
sanctuary is so beautiful.
The color pallet was chosen because Jeffrey Packard had just
returned from Israel and his vision was to design the
sanctuary with the feel of Jerusalem at sunset. The purpose
was to feel calm and that is also why he decided to leave the
left wall blank.
The Ark: The copper doors on the Ark were hammered
against a walnut nut tree to simulate the texture and feeling of
bark. The bark is representing the Tree of Life. On the
curtain, there is a pillar of smoke and a pillar of fire. The
design shows how one pillar never left the Jewish people in
its guardianship until the second pillar arrived. There are also
two words on the curtain: Zachor, which means ―to
remember,‖ referring to Shabbat and Shamor, which means
―to guard‖ Shabbat.
The Eternal Light was the most fascinating story to me. It
took the artist six weeks to install the light. Why? Because
every time a flame was put up, Mr. Packard would take down
the scaffolding to make sure each flame went in the right
direction. That is dedication. The letters under the Eternal
light are solid copper and mean: ―Know Before Whom You
Stand.‖
The Holocaust Ark is made up of six torched bars of steel to
represent the six million that died in the Holocaust. There is
so much more to the story. Mr. Packard explains that as he
was hanging the Ark he felt the presence of God.
Read all about the story of hanging the Holocaust Ark, the
stained glass windows and the mortar on the bricks
surrounding the Ark, in addition to the details of the above
stories. This information is available on the synagogue
website that Andy Simon and Lior Gotian worked so hard to
redesign. There is so much information - take a few minutes
and go to shomreitorahwcc.org. You will be surprised how
much you can learn about our synagogue.
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We need your help...
...to make a Minyan on Wednesday mornings.
The last few weeks we have not had enough people
and, as a result, those congregants who are
mourning a loved one were unable to say Kaddish
on those days. So, if you can, please support your
fellow congregants by helping to make a minyan on
Wednesdays at 7:00 am. Even if you can only
come once or twice, it would be very helpful and
much appreciated. If we all pitch in as a
community, we can make it happen.
Shomrei Torah
Annual Gala Event
Honoring Arlene and Michael Marks
February 12, 2011
7:30 pm
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Volunteer of the Month of December
.
―Have U Heard . . . ‖
Matthew Weil and Allison Bratt were married on
November 13, 2010.
Geoffrey Gordon & Jessica Pochtar were married on
November 13, 2010.
New members Meredith and Thomas Spilker welcomed
son Chase (grandson of Sue & Bob Gordon).
Danny Schlossberg passed the Bar exam.
Evan Berenzweig, David Rothstadt, Howie Fertig and
Annette Baron gave compelling performances in the
YMHA Players performance of NUTS, which was
directed by our very own Andy Lieb.
Lior Gotian
Shomrei Torah recognizes that we would not be where we
are today if it wasn't for the commitment and love of our
volunteers. Volunteers donate their time and energy to
help our Congregation grow in many ways.
December’s Volunteer of the Month, Lior Gotian, has
dedicated months of his time, starting in April, working
diligently to create our new website from the ground up.
Our website now features an active calendar of events and
provides easy access to information.
Immigrating to the United States as a young boy from
northern Israel, Lior grew up in Queens, New York.
During his high school days, Lior met his wife Tammy.
Being a family man, he enjoys spending time with his two
children who both attend our Hebrew School. Playing
board games, camping trips, hiking and other outdoor
activities are special family pastimes. In his free time,
Lior enjoys challenging himself by learning new things.
Having a great interest in technology, Lior graduated with
a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering from Stony
Brook University. Throughout Lior’s career, he has
worked on numerous interesting projects, including
power systems for railroads, cell phone technologies and
even the mission computer of a Space Shuttle. Lior
admits that the ―Shomrei Torah website is by far the most
challenging.‖
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Jamie and Lori Burr’s son, Corey, starts a new job on
November 29th with Summa Consulting in Pittsburg.
Lisa Baron has had them "rolling in the aisles with
laughter" during her stand-up comedy act at various NYC
locations.
Leon and Joan Gottlieb were proud as could be when
their first granddaughter, Cameron Gottlieb, celebrated
her Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, November 13. She was
terrific!
Kayla Blecherman had her 2nd grade chumash ceremony
at Gerrard Berman Day School.
Gregory Weil started a new job as the Personal Training
Manager at X-treme Fitness on Wall Street.
Maxine Berger’s grandbaby was named at her temple.
Perry Wolkowitz will be officiating the North 1 Group 1
State Football Semi-Final – Cresskill vs. Wallington.
The Ort family had a wonderful vacation in San
Francisco. They especially enjoyed visiting with the
Rowe family, and hearing all about their new home in
California.
To share your good news, send your submissions for the
“Have U Heard” column, by the 15th of each month, to
[email protected].
were detailed as well. If you did not catch the
article you can read it at the synagogue, where it
is displayed on the bulletin board. He is also
member of Hakesher, our Hebrew High and is
always looking for an opportunity to help others. I
feel so lucky to be able to work with him each
and every Sunday.
Both Andy and Justin are true inspirations to us all and
role models for what we wish our children to
aspire to be. Mazal Tov to them and their families
on this well deserved honor. A donation to
Shomrei Torah from the Religious school in their
honor will be made. May they go from strength to
strength.
Karen Weiss
Principal
On November 7th the religious school teachers and I
attended, as we do every year, a conference on
Jewish education sponsored by the UJA
Federation of Northern New Jersey. We all
attended different workshops, ranging from
prayer to prophets. The idea is, of course, to come
away with some new ideas for teaching. In my
workshop, a very good one I might add, in which
the topic was The Prophets-Facilitating
Engagement with the Text, we began to discuss
the relationship between the prophets and Tikun
Olam—repairing the world. It is believed that
individual actions can affect the fate of the world
as a whole.
On a more personal level, if those individual actions are
from people such as Andy Simon-Man Of The
Year and Justin Ort Youth Of The Year, the
world is in great shape!
The Men’s Club, in my opinion, could not have chosen
better candidates. As I am writing this article,
Andy Simon is next door in the main office
building a computer desk for Donna and
rearranging the front office so that it is more
appealing and efficient. Before that, he was
helping me put our new report cards on PDF files
so it would be easier for the teachers and me to
work on the report cards. He is always available
to the religious school and always willing to help.
Justin Ort, the Men’s Club Youth Of The Year, works
tirelessly for the Religious School by
volunteering every Sunday from 9:30-12:30.He
works with the students but also works with me in
the office. He was recognized in the Jewish
Standard, where a list of his many other attributes
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Kadima News
Shomrei Torah has been selected to host the Regional
Kadima 8th grade Shabbaton this year. March 11 – 13th,
8th graders from all over NJ will be coming to Wayne to
spend the weekend at Shomrei Torah. The 8th graders
and staff will spend Shabbat together and with our
community, participating in services, eating together,
creating bonds and beginning their transition
into USY. I hope 8th graders from Shomrei Torah will
join us for this terrific weekend. They will have the
opportunity to meet friends and create connections that
will last well into their high school years.
Members of Shomrei Torah have the opportunity to host
8th graders and staff members for the weekend. All meals
are served at the synagogue, and the Kadimaniks spend all
of Shabbat at the synagogue as well. So there isn’t a lot
to do as host families and the benefits are great, as you
have a chance to meet some terrific kids and get a first
hand look at regional Kadima and USY events.
If you are interested in hosting or want more information
please contact me ([email protected]) or fill out the form
below and return it to the synagogue office.
I would like to host 8th graders for the Kadima 8th grade
Shabbaton, March 11–13, 2011.
Name__________________________________________
Phone_______________________
email________________________
I will host ________8th graders ____boys _____girls
Our Bat Mitzvah of the month
Centers in New Jersey and the homes of some very special
people, like one of my Aunt Hillary’s best friends, who are
fighting cancer now and will soon be Survivors.
I want to thank Rabbi Mark for all his support and care and
my tutor Danny Fishbane for all his hard work with me –
for making me laugh and believe in myself! I hope that you
can join my family and me on Friday night, December 3rd,
the only Shabbat of Hanukkah and Saturday afternoon for
my Mincha/Havdallah service!
Dear Congregants of Shomrei Torah,
Bari
Hi, my name is Bari and I am in the 7th grade at Anthony
Wayne Middle School. I have lived in Wayne my whole
life and Rabbi Mark named me in the Synagogue at
Shomrei Torah when I was just 3 months old. Now, I will
become a Bat Mitzvah in the same Synagogue on
December 4, 2010. If you know me, you know that I like to
play basketball and lacrosse, dance and spend time with my
friends and family. I love family/friend dinners at our
house and fun trips away.
My Torah portion is Vayigash. This is what is referred to
as ―the happy ending of Jacob’s life.‖ After years of
separation, Jacob’s son Joseph reveals himself to his
brothers and reunites his entire family in safety in the land
of Egypt. Jacob is now very old and tired and once he sees
Joseph he states, ―Now I can die, having seen for myself
that you are alive.‖
For my Mitzvah project I did both Tzadacha and Mitzvot.
I created bracelets that read ―Think Pink 2010‖ and sold
them to raise money for the Hadassah/Susan G. Komen
Race for the Cure that took place in Jerusalem for the first
time beginning on October 28th (one day before my actual
birthday). The Israel Race for the Cure invited ―thousands
of people of all faiths and nationalities to join the race to
end breast cancer forever in Israel and around the world.‖
My Mitzvah project is in honor of my Grandma Flo who
survived breast cancer twice, the second time just this
spring. She is a very strong women and so being able to
teach people about Breast Cancer (especially kids my age)
and supporting Hadassah (an organization full of strong
women) that I am a Life Member of, was amazing. I am
also making pink glass bottles to fill with Purell for Breast
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Once again the Ha'Kesher Hebrew High School of Shomrei
Torah and USY will be involved in ―The Midnight Run‖
with Bridges Outreach, bringing food, toiletries and warm
clothing to the homeless in NYC. The students prepare
and package bagged lunches at the end of Shabbat, have
Havdallah service, pack up cars with all of the supplies and
travel into Manhattan. The teens return back to Shomrei
Torah around midnight.
We are asking the congregation for any donations of:
travel-sized toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, body
lotion/cream, shampoo, soap, disposable razors, old towels
will be cut into washcloths.); men's large and extra large
jeans, long sleeved shirts, coats, hats, gloves, sweaters,
sneakers, new socks and underwear; backpacks; sandwich,
gallon and quart-sized zip lock baggies, brown lunch bags,
juice boxes and snacks. As we get closer to the date, we
will let you know what we need in fresh food. All cash
donations may be given to Karen Weiss or Kathy.
THIS YEAR WE WILL NEED AT LEAST 5
DRIVERS, PLEASE CONTACT MIMI
GOLD AT 973-650-2428 TO VOLUNTEER.
Thanking you in advance for your generosity.
Sincerely;
Mimi Gold, Ha’Kesher and USY
BLOOD DRIVE AT SHOMREI TORAH
Men’s Club sponsored its first Sushi & Sake in the Sukkah
on September 29th, where more than 60 congregants
enjoyed kosher sushi and a variety of sake, followed by
Mariv in the sanctuary. Borrowing a line from ―Jaws,‖ the
success of the event inspired more than one person to
comment, ―You’re gonna need a bigger Sukkah.‖
The Men's Club of Shomrei Torah, the Wayne
Conservative Congregation, will run its semi-annual
Blood Drive on Tuesday, December 21st from 3:30 to
9:00 PM at Shomrei Torah, 30 Hinchman Avenue, Wayne,
New Jersey. Co-Chairmen of the Drive, which is being
coordinated through New Jersey Blood Services, are
Steven Cooper and Michael Greenblatt. All are encouraged
to participate.
The Men’s Club held its annual Jets Tailgate on October
17th. Not only did Jeff provide the usual delicious
barbeque (while Scott took in the rays of the summer-like
weather), but for the first time in the history of Shomrei
Torah Jets tailgates, the Jets actually won, defeating the
Broncos in Denver, 24-20.
Donors should be between 17 and 75 years old, in good
health and weigh over 110 pounds. All those who donate
get a mini-physical as part of the screening and a snack
afterwards. All blood types are needed. The giving of
blood is a quick, painless procedure that is truly a good
deed. For those willing to spend a little extra time at the
The Northern NJ Men’s Club Man of the Year Dinner was drive, there will also be a Double Red Cell Donation. The
blood that is collected is put to many valuable uses,
held Wednesday, November 10th at Temple Beth Ahm
including medical emergencies, treatment of chronic illness
Yisrael in Springfield, NJ. Andy Simon was honored for
his outstanding service to our Men’s Club and the shul, and and assistance to those undergoing certain surgeries. Each
pint of blood donated can result in benefitting up to
Justin Ort was honored as Shomrei Torah Men’s Club
three different recipients.
Youth of the Year for his contributions.
The Men’s Club is co-sponsoring a special Chanukah
presentation of The Town That Fought Hate on Sunday,
December 5th at 10:30 am. Join our Religious School
students and parents for this powerful and memorable
show, followed by the lighting of the 4th candle. Latkes &
apple sauce and other treats will be served. The event is
free to all. Please RSVP to [email protected].
On Tuesday, December 21st, we will hold our Winter
Blood Drive from 3:30 – 9:00 PM. Blood supplies are
typically low this time of year and the need is greater. If
you’ve done this great mitzvah in the past, we look forward
to seeing you again. If it’s something you’ve always
wanted to do, what better place to give than at your shul?
The next Men’s Club meeting is scheduled for Sunday,
January 9th at 10:00am. Men’s Club meetings are open to
men interested in becoming more involved with Men’s
Club events and supporting and improving Shomrei Torah.
Stu & Mike
Co-Presidents
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Steve Cooper
Hip, Stylish, Chic, Trendy, Fun and Fabulous! These are just a few words to
describe Sisterhood’s Fashion Show. Thank you to Phyllis Staloff and Sue Berk for
all their efforts in making this evening such a success! We want to thank Phyllis for
her continued support of Sisterhood and Sue for jumping in as a new Sisterhood
member. It was a wonderful evening with over 70 women enjoying the up-to-theminute fashions from Déjà Vu of Pompton Plains, presented by Shomrei Torah’s very
own Sisterhood members. Thank you to Jackie Helfand, Marlene Klein, Laurie
Nahum, SuBonnie Kochman, Janet Simon, Rose Margolis, and Linda Gutman for
modeling. The women began the evening a little timid about their modeling gig, but
ended up having lots of fun and looking very glamorous. Thank you to committee members Elyce Berenzweig, Carol
Fertig, Rhoda Fishler, and Michele Cirkus for helping with this event. It was so nice to see the social hall filled with
so many women - thank you to all for participating in this exciting evening! We could not have done it with out you!
We welcome you to join us on Sunday morning, December 19th (10:30) in the Social Hall as we continue to plan
upcoming events. December 25th is the Sisterhood Mitzvah lunch. If you are interested in serving lunch and visiting
with the residents of the Emeritius Nursing home, contact Karen Weiss. Also in December, Renee Lesser will be
selling Scrip in the Synagogue lobby on the following Sundays: 12/5, 12/12, 12/19. Don't forget to stop at the Gift
Shop for your Chanukah shopping!
That brings us to 2011 (it's hard to believe!). The morning of January 22nd is our Sisterhood Shabbat. If you would like
to participate in the Sisterhood Shabbat service contact Jackie Helfand. There are Hebrew parts, English parts and even
non-speaking parts. It is a very special service and we encourage you to be part of it.
In the evening of January 22nd Sisterhood will be having a Progressive Dinner. If you were at the Progressive Dinner
last year, you know how much fun it was, and if you were unable to attend last year, please join us this year. The
evening will start off with everyone together having cocktails and appetizers. We then split up into smaller groups and
go to someone’s house for the main meal. We will end the evening together again for coffee and dessert!. Please
contact Sue Gordon if you are interested in either hosting dinner and/or participating in coordinating the event. Details
of the evening will follow shortly.
As you can see, Sisterhood has many upcoming events and opportunities for all to participate. We welcome you to be
part of Sisterhood and hope to see each of you soon!
Wishing you and your families a Happy Chanukah !
Janet and Karen.
Co-Presidents
Sisterhood will be selling gift cards
in the Lobby on
Sundays
December 5th, 12th and
19th
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WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH STRATEGIC PLANNING?
Strategic Planning co-chairs, Andy Lieb and Steve Cooper, announced that as part of its Year 3 SLI
Strategic Planning Initiative, Shomrei Torah will have the opportunity to apply to The Henry &
Marilyn Taub Foundation for a one-time matching grant of up to $10,000 in order to enable us to
implement a new initiative resulting from our Strategic Plan. The Year 3 Team, in conjunction with
the synagogue's Board of Trustees, has the responsibility for determining the project/program and the
Team has to complete the Application. By the terms of the grant, the project/program has to be
something that would be considered ―life-changing‖ for the Congregation that is not something like
repairing the roof , new lighting, or redecorating the social hall or included in the normal
congregational budget, such as hiring a cantor, lowering the debt, etc. Synagogues that do not apply
for the grant before the end of their Year 3 of Strategic Planning lose the ability to ever apply.
The Team will begin brainstorming ideas. You can help by emailing any ideas you have to Andy at
[email protected] or Steve at [email protected].
Sisterhood Fashion Show (left to right): Marlene Klein, Jackie Helfand, Linda Gutman,
SuBonnie Kochman, Deja Vu owner, Rose Margolis, Laurie Nahum, Janet Simon.
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SISTERHOOD
GOLDEN CARDS
IN HONOR OF
MR. & MRS. STEVEN BECHER
DAUGHTER’S MARRIAGE Elissa Baum
ABBY & HALEY BIALEK
B’NOT MITZVAH Synagogue Board & Affiliates
DR. JOEL DAVIS
BIRTH OF GRANDDAUGHTERElissa Baum
RUTH DAVIS
BIRTH OF GRANDDAUGHTERElissa Baum
ELYSE & BRAD GASTWIRTH
BIRTH OF SON Rhita & Steve Gastwirth & Family
SUE & BOB GORDON
BIRTH OF GRANDSON Susan & Fred Decter
Iris & Gene Fisher & Family
Rhita & Steve Gastwirth
Cindy & Les Burns
Marlene & Bruce Seidman
Laura & Marty Siegel
Noal & Jayne Solomon
Cindy & Perry Wolkowitz
HANDMAN FAMILY
ADAM & AMY’S
ENGAGEMENT Elissa Baum
JUDY HERBERT
DAD’S 90TH BIRTHDAY Maxine & Barry Berger
ALEX KASHMANN
BAR MITZVAH Synagogue Board & Affiliates
KAREN FEINBERG
ROBERTA LAZERWITZ
MAXINE RIINA
SUSAN DECTER
BAT MTIZVAH AT MT SCOPUS,
ISRAEL Fred Decter
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MEREDITH & TOM SPILKER
BIRTH OF SON - CHASE EDITH WEINBERG Cindy & Perry Wolkowitz
Annette & Andy Lieb
EILEEN & NEIL MAZER
NATALIE WOLK
SARAH’S BAT MITZVAH MOTHER OF BOB Synagogue Board & Affiliates
Elaine & Sy Schlossberg
STUART & TAMARA
Barbara & Kevin Scott
MILLSTEIN
MOTHER OF MARLA
JARED’S BAR MITZVAH SEGELMAN Synagogue Board & Affiliates
Elaine & Sy Schlossberg
JUDY & JAY WEIL
WIFE OF DR. WILLIAM
MATTHEW & ALLISON’S
ALTSHULER MARRIAGE Robyn & Peter Tenner
Marcy & Dave Marcus
MR. & MRS. JOSEPH EGGLER
Noal & Jayne Solomon
MR. & MRS. BOB ALTSHULER
Gerda & Ben Weltman
MOTHER & GRANDMOTHER
RUTH & SHIMON ZIMMERMAN
PAT ALTSHULER NEW GRANDSON Robyn & Peter Tenner
Sue & Barry Mirsky
Marlene & Bruce Seidman
SPEEDY RECOVERY
CINDY & LES BURNS
DAUGHTER’S ENGAGEMENTLYNN ALTSHULER Marlene & Bruce Seidman
Michael & Eric Greenblatt
ELAINE & SY SCHLOSSBERG
ANITA MEYERHOFF SON DANNY’S PASSING THE
Rhita & Steve Gastwirth
BAR Laura & Marty Siegel
SISTERHOOD GIFT FUND
IN MEMORY OF
IN HONOR OF
HIRSCH DORBIAN
FATHER OF ELLIOT JUDY & JAY WEIL
Synagogue Board & Affiliates
MATTHEW & ALLISON’S
Cindy & Alan Merker
MARRIAGE RICHARD LASH Laura & Marty Siegel
Marianna & Alberto Davidovich
HERMAN SANDLER
LANDSCAPING FUND
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Maxine & Barry Berger
IN HONOR OF
Rhita & Steve Gastwirth
Michael & Eric Greenblatt
KASHMANN FAMILY
Marlene & Paul Klein
ALEX’S BAR MITZVAH Annette & Andy Lieb
ALLISON & SCOTT LISSNER
Marcy & Dave Marcus
BIRTH OF ELLIOT ROBERT Cindy & Alan Merker
GORDON FAMILY
Laura & Marty Siegel
NEW GRANDSON - CHASE Gerda & Ben Weltman
MILLSTEIN FAMILY
Cindy & Perry Wolkowitz
JARED’S BAR MITZVAH Martha Young
Harvey & Naomi Miller
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JUSTIN ORT
YOUTH OF THE YEAR Elaine & Sy Schlossberg
GET WELL
SEYMOUR KORMAN Harvey & Naomi Miller
IN MEMORY OF
HIRSCH DORBIAN
FATHER OF ELLIOT RIVOL HERMAN
MOTHER OF
MARLA SEGELMAN THELMA KLEIN
MOTHER OF ROBERTSHIRLEY JACOBS
MOTHER OF RHONDA KAHN HERMAN SANDLER
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Harvey & Naomi Miller
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
IN MEMORY OF
HERMAN SANDLER
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Iris & Gene Fisher & Family
Ed & Roz Seradzky
YAHRZEIT FUND
IN MEMORY OF
HENIA LANGER Alan & Gloria Bodker
MATHEW MARKOWITZ Claire Markowitz
HOWARD RATNER Marilyn & Marvin Rogers
HARRY ADLERSTEIN Shirley Adlerstein
RISHA YURDITSKAYA Lilia Becker
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BORIS BECKER Lilia Becker
RITA BRESLAU Howard & Carol Fertig
MORRIS FOX Ellen Bernstein
ROSE LAKIND Alvin & Mimi Lakind
YETTA BRODER Doris & Stanley Berenzweig
SAMUEL KAUFMAN Ann & Martin Kaufman
ROSE OSOFSKY Bernard & Esther Kaplan
ISADORE KAPLAN Bernard & Esther Kaplan
LEAH SAFRAN Steven & Anita Kaplan
JOSEPH MORRIS Harvey & Sue Nagler
WENDY BRAZER Bob & Cindy Brazer
GLORIA COOPER Steve & Sandy Cooper
FRANK TOBIN
MITZVAH FUND
IN HONOR OF
MR. & MRS. MICHAEL
BLOOMENTHAL
JESSICA & JUSTIN’S WEDDING
Elaine & Ken Tobin & Family
IN MEMORY OF
HERMAN SANDLER
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Elaine & Ken Tobin & Family
SHOMREI TORAH
GENERAL FUND
IN HONOR OF
MICHAEL & MARILYN RUBIN
GRANDDAUGHTER
FRANKIE’S BAT MTIZVAH Diane & Marty Albalah
HEBREW SCHOOL FUND
KASHMANN FAMILY
ALEX’S BAR MITZVAH IN HONOR OF
Frani Feit
ANDY SIMON
JUDY & JAY WEIL
MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD MATTHEW & ALLISON’S
Michael & Arlene Marks
MARRIAGE JUSTIN ORT
Sheryl & Barry Sarin
YOUTH OF THE YEAR AWARD
ANDY SIMON
Michael & Arlene Marks
MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD Sheryl & Barry Sarin
ORT FAMILY
IN MEMORY OF
JUSTIN—YOUTH OF THE
HIRSCH DORBIAN
YEAR FATHER OF ELLIOT Sheryl & Barry Sarin
Arlene & Peter Sklar
BOB & SUE GORDON
MOTHER OF CARY DORBIAN
NEW GRANDSON &
Arlene & Peter Sklar
GEOFFREY & JESSICA’S
HERMAN SANDLER
MARRIAGE FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Sheryl & Barry Sarin
Emily Andreano
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IN MEMORY OF
NATALIE WOLK
MOTHER OF BOB Diane & Marty Albalah
Ray & Rhoda Fishler
Sheryl & Barry Sarin
THELMA KLEIN
MOTHER OF ROBERT Michael & Roni Katz
HERMAN SANDLER
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Michael & Arlene Marks
Steve Freilich
Nadia Massuda
Phyllis & Stuart Fields
Sheryl & Barry Sarin
MAHZORIM
IN MEMORY OF
BESSIE WILLNER
MOTHER OF HAROLD Warren Lorch
HERMAN SANDLER
FATHER OF SUE FELDMAN Jan, Mark & Eric Shore
IN HONOR OF
SARAH SHAYNE MAZER
BAT MITZVAH Grandma Barbara and
Grandpa Harold Mazer
STUART SKOLNICK Deena & Michael Weisberg
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SHOMREI TORAH FUNDS
AND DONATIONS
Capital Campaign Fund
Shomrei Torah
For capital improvements
General Operating
to our synagogue
For the operation of
Carol S. Jacobs Fisher
the synagogue
Memorial Fund
Frank Tobin Mitzvah Fund
Scholarships for Jewish youth to For acts of “Gemilut Hesed,” acts
attend Jewish affiliated overnight
of loving kindness
camps/programs or study in
Yahrzeit Fund
Israel
To honor the memory of loved
Sam Gershon Torah Fund
ones
For care and restoration
Youth
of our Torah scrolls
For operation of Youth groups
Hazak Fund
$10 per card donation is required
For programming and
for these funds
information for our seniors
Holocaust Fund
Sisterhood Golden Cards
For speakers, films and
A-L call:
programs to further our
Gail Dodds 973-595-0764
Holocaust education
M-Z Call:
Kitchen Fund
Laura Seigel 973-831-6350
To upgrade and repair the
kitchen as needed
Tree of Life
Library Fund
To purchase books and
$200.00 per leaf
materials for our library
$1800.00 per rock
P.T.O.
call: Sue Feldman
For programming and gifts
973-628-9229
sponsored by our Parent Teacher
Organization
Ben Pittel
Youth Scholarship Fund
Memorial Plaques
To help our youth to attend
$300.00 per plaque
Jewish camps, conventions and
call: Temple Donna
other youth activities
Synagogue office
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
973-696-2500
Used by the Rabbi to assist
individuals and to worthy
charities
Religious School Fund
For programming, equipment
and other needs of the Religious
School
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Your ad can be here!
All you have to do is call
Carol Ramer
201 396-5466
[email protected]
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JAVA NAGILA IS BACK
Join us for pickles, brunch
and gold
Steve Gastwirth of
Horman’s New York Deli Pickle
(and our member)
will give a brief history of the pickle and explain how it is created from vine to brine
Come taste the spicy sour, Cajun, horseradish, mustard, and traditional
kosher dill pickles
Trade in your unwanted gold with Shimon
from The Image Gallery and the shul will receive 10%
The festivities will begin at 11 a.m.
Sunday, December 12th
Brunch will be served
There is no charge for the brunch but
Please RSVP by December 8th so that we can have enough food.
If you would like to make a donation to support
Java Nagila call 973-696-2500 or
email the office [email protected]
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Shomrei Torah
Wayne Conservative Congregation
30 Hinchman Ave.
Wayne, NJ 07470
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ORG. U.S.
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