October 2012 - Temple Beth El of Manhattan Beach

TEMPLE BETH EL OF MANHATTAN BEACH
111 West End Avenue - Brooklyn, New York 11235
Tel: 718-891-3500 – Fax: 718-891-6659
Email:
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Volume 112 Issue 9
October 2012
Tishrei – Cheshvan 5773
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Special Sukkot Services 5773/2012
Monday, October 1st
9:30am
Sunday, October 7th
First Day of Sukkot
9:30am
Tuesday, October 2nd
9:30am
Monday, October 8th
Second Day of Sukkot
Wednesday, October 3rd
9:30am
5:00 PM
Hoshanah Rabbah Service
Sukkot Chol HaMo’ed
Minyan
Hebrew School Sukkah
Party
9:30am
Shemini Atzeret
Yizkor Service
7:00pm
Erev Simchat Torah
Dancing with the Torah
Refreshments for all
Tuesday, October 9th
Shabbat, October 5
th
9:30am -
and 6
th
Simchat Torah Morning
Service - Special Honors
Regular Shabbat services
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Temple Committees
Temple Beth El of Manhattan
Beach
Affiliate of United Synagogue of America
Rabbi: Claudio J. Kupchik
President: Dr, Miles Kahan
Chairman: Leonard Finkel
Sisterhood: Muriel Ellenberg
Ritual:
Auditing:
School:
Myron Griffel
Robert Levine
Miriam Eberman
Membership:
Fundraising
Cemetary:
Secretary
Dolores Measer
Harvey Lerner
Harriette Katz
Finance:
Elayne Kramer
Building: Jerome Fox
The Scribe:
Donna Ahsanov
Should you like to contact a committee member,
please call the Temple office at 718-891-3500.
Plan ahead to join us for the
Plots for Sale
Board of Trustees Meeting:
Choice of plots may be purchased by Temple
members at
Thursday, October 18
th
Your presence is important!
New Montefiore Cemetery,
Mount Lebanon Cemetery,
New Mount Carmel Cemetery
(watch your mail for any changes)
Join us for Shabbat Services on:
Friday evenings at 8:00pm – followed by Oneg
Saturday mornings at 9:30am – followed by Kiddush
Prices are competitively low.
low.
Call Temple Office for more information.
CARDS FOR SALE
Shabbat Candle Lighting
October 5th
October 12th
October 19th
October 26th
6:13 PM
6:02 PM
5:51 PM
5:41 PM
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718.676.7339
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Rabbi's Article
Rabbis often mention in our Yizkor sermons people who have died in the last year and who have had an impact in
the world. I, myself, have done so in past years. You might remember Steven Jobs and his commencement speech at
Stanford University where he said: "You've got to find what you love." Or, you might recall the story of Alfred Nobel, the
inventor of dynamite, whose brother Ludvig died and the newspapers mistakenly reported his own death instead. The next
morning, Alfred Nobel had the disturbing experience of reading his own obituary with the headline "Le marchand de la
mort est mort" ("The merchant of death is dead.") "Dr. Alfred Nobel, who became rich by discovering the most powerful
and destructive explosive, one that can kill more people faster than ever before, died yesterday". That day, Alfred Nobel
decided to establish the foundation that awards the Nobel prizes to create a legacy that became much different than the one
suggested by his mistaken and premature obituary. Today, everyone knows about the Nobel prizes, but few remember that
Nobel was the inventor of dynamite.
This year again I would like to speak about such a remarkable person, one that also has had a profound impact on
each one of us. But no, it is not the person you are thinking about…
It is Someone Else… Yes, we all know his name, Someone Else.
Someone Else was one of the most valued members of our community.
Someone's passing creates a vacancy that will be difficult to fill. Else has been with us for many years and for every one of
those years, Someone did far more than a normal person's share of the work.
Whenever there was a job to do, a class to teach, or a meeting to attend, one name was on everyone's list, "Let Someone
Else do it."
Whenever leadership was mentioned, this wonderful person was looked to for inspiration as well as results; "Someone Else
can work with that group." It was common knowledge that Someone Else was among the most generous givers in our
synagogue. Whenever there was a financial need, everyone just assumed Someone Else would make up the difference.
Someone Else was a wonderful person; sometimes appearing superhuman. Everybody expected too much of Someone Else.
But now Someone Else is gone! We wonder what we are going to do. Someone Else left a wonderful example to follow, but
who is going to follow it? Who is going to do the things Someone Else did? Now that Someone Else is gone, we have no
one to rely upon but us, ourselves.
As notorious world leaders such as Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Egypt's Mohammed Morsi bring the gift of gridlock
to NYC streets for the UN General Assembly, let us remember that Someone Else will not be there to stand up for Israel.
On this Yom Kippur, let us commit ourselves to demand from our elected officials to support Israel in its struggle with the
forces of Islamic radicalism, and especially the threat of a nuclear Iran. Let us resolve to contribute money to Israeli
charities and especially to go ourselves to visit Israel to bring our support personally. For this reason, God willing, we will
organize a Congregational Trip to Israel this coming June, and I hope that everyone here will try to join us for an
experience that can have a life-changing impact for each one of us. Please contact me or the temple office for more
information about our upcoming planning meeting.
On Yom Kippur, as prescribed in the Torah, we follow practices of abstinence and fast. Our fasting is meant to help us
focus on our spiritual health by suspending our concern with the physical aspects of life. Our fasting is also meant to help
us identify with those who are less fortunate and for whom hunger is not just an occasional religious observance but a
permanent painful presence in every single day of life
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As we read in today's Haftarah, in the words of prophet Isaiah: "This is the fast I desire: ... to share your bread with the
hungry, and to take the wretched poor into your home; when you see the naked, to clothe him, and not to ignore your own kin." With
the state of our economy, there is hunger even in America, more than before. We cannot wait for Someone Else to help.
We are asking from every person, adult or child, to accept the minimum responsibility of bringing at least one nonperishable non-breakable food item to the Yom Kippur services and place them on the bin in our lobby to be donated to
local food banks
Rabbi's Article Continued
On this Yom Kippur, we feel most acutely the loss and embrace the memory of our loved ones who are no longer
alive. As we remember the sacrifices others made so we can live proudly as Jews, let us commit ourselves to choose a rich
spiritual life, to take our Jewish souls to a higher level. In order to achieve that goal we need a Jewish community. Let
Temple Beth El become your second home. Our services every week are lively and inspiring and are followed by a
bountiful Kiddush that provides the opportunity for people to linger and enjoy the food and friendship. If you have not
attended our regular services lately, I invite you to do so. You will be not only welcomed warmly but also pleasantly
surprised.
We at Temple Beth El want to bring to bring the joy and blessings of Judaism not only to our own families but to
all. If you know of any single people or families in our community that are not connected to any Synagogue, please invite
them to visit us, or let me or the Temple office know their names and phone number so we can reach out to them and
invite them to our activities. This year we also are implementing a program by which we offer Free participation in our
JEP, Hebrew School, to any new student. Paraphrasing the name of a popular education program, please help us make sure
that "no Jew is left behind." Please feel free to contact me at any time by phone or by e-mail, [email protected] if
you know of any potential participants. We also offer a rich and FREE adult education program, starting with our very
well attended Friday Night lecture series followed by a delicious catered buffet dinner. We also offer Torah classes after
Minyan and light breakfast on Sunday mornings. We also offer classes on Wednesday evenings, this fall we plan to have a
basic Hebrew class and a Computer 101 class for all those who want to learn the basics of how to use this important tool of
modern life. This year we plan to offer children services not only for the High Holidays but once a month, and please
bring all children. Our calendar of activities is posted in our new website, www.TempleBethElMB.org so please visit it and
learn more about all we have to offer. Our congregation is also there for those who suffer a loss in their families. We offer
our members plots in Old Mt. Carmel and New Montefiore Cemeteries at a very low price We also help organize shiva,
unveilings and memorial services for our loved ones as needed.
In order to offer all these and other services to the community we need your help. Our Temple operates at a loss
every year. Without your generous financial support we cannot go on much longer. And please remember that Someone
Else will not be there to make up for the deficit. Please send in your pledge card. If you did not get one please ask one from
the temple office. And look deeply into your heart and ask yourself can I give a little more this year? Remember, Someone
Else is gone. It is only you now who can make all the difference.
May the memory of our loved ones be a source of inspiration and a call to action and generosity in the new year.
Hatima Tova - may we all be sealed in the book of life.
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Adapted from my sermon delivered on Yom Kippur 2012 - With appreciation to Rabbi Joe Mendelsohn for
the "Someone Else" idea.
Within the Family
Condolences to Amy Ditchek and families on the death of their beloved mother and grandmother,
Marilyn Batterman
Condolences to the family of the late Professor Norman Adise on his passing.
Birthdays
Norman Bloomfield
Rima Dubowski
Michael Eberman
Bertram Eckert
Rhea Fried
Ellie Fries
Stuart Fries
Robert Gandler
Myron Griffel
Susan Jacobs
Harvey Lubowitz
Ruth Marks
Edith Pollack
Ruth Rosen
Kathe Silverman
Jon Sobel
Ruth Sommer
I would like to take the opportunity to thank
all of you at the Temple and the community
at large for your outpouring of sympathy and
donations in memory of my beloved mother,
Florence.
Mom was a member of Temple Beth El
when she was three years old as my
grandparents, Sylvia and Louis Smith of
blessed memory joined the Temple when
they moved to Manhattan Beach in 1935.
I’m proud to say that I’m still a member of
that same Temple. Carrying on the family
tradition your support and friendship has
given me much strength during this difficult
period.
Fondly,
Jon Sobel
Congratulations to Elise Kesner and
Steve Howard on their retirement.
Thanks to all the helping hands in the High Holiday
preparations:
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Lorraine
Lester, Bob Levine, Abe Albenda, Steve
Schaeffer, Jerry Farkash, Lee Weidman, Lidia
Borus, Lionel Weiser, Fran Schwartz,
Anniversaries
Ilana and Mark Amir
Kathe and Hy Davis
Rhea and Paul Fried
Sheila Pass and Martin
Edelman
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Irina and Michael
Temple Beth El now has a website
High Holiday Flower Contributors for the
Bimah
ROSH HASHANAH
In memory of beloved sister and aunt, Carolyn Kaufman.
-Norma Gingold and Family-In memory of beloved parents, MAX AND TESSIE FARKASH;
JOE AND JUDY EISENBERG
-Terry and Jerry Farkash-YOM KIPPUR
In memory of beloved Hyman and Jeannette Strickoff,
Judy Ellenberg, Sam Ellenberg
-Muriel Ellenberg-In memory of beloved I. Michael Lerner and Beulah Klinger
-Maureen and Harvey Lerner-SIMCHAT TORAH
In memory of beloved mother and grandmother, Jella Sutnar
In memory of beloved husband, father, and grandfather, Sasha
-Vera Zablozki and Family--
mple Beth El’s 2012
od Drive is on NOW!
NOW
PLEASE DONATE ITEMS SUCH AS: Baby formula, canned
fish and meat, pasta,grains, beans,
canned fruits and vegetables, soups
NO GLASS OR BREAKABLE CONTAINERS
ALL ITEMS MUST BE NEW AND SEALED
WE CANNOT ACCEPT OLD, OPENED,
DATE-EXPIRED FOOD
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Checks made out to CITY HARVEST are also welcome.
THANK YOU!
Donations
Judy and Ed Fine
in memory of Bessie Lipschutz
Yahrzeit Donations
Terry and Jerry Farkash
in memory of Aaron Gallens
in memory of Judith Eisenberg
in memory of Dr. Sheldon Pass
Sheila Pass
Joanna and Adam Pass
Beatrice Gillar
in memory of Nathan
Dolores and Al Measer
in memory of Daniel Measer
Judith Washor
in memory of Harry Washor, M.D.
in memory of Charles and Jeanne Washor
in memort of J. Lewis and Charlotte Blass
Roberta Kahan
in memory of Dr. William Kahan
Temple Donations
Arnold Lerner
in memory of Edna Lerner
Iris and Stephen Howard
Diane and Jerry Fox
Herb Yassky
Marie and Baroukh Kodsi
Betty and Al Glickman
in memory of David Glickman
Rita Levenson
in memory of Louis Cohen
Maureen and Harvey Lerner
in honor of Betty and Al Gilickman for the New Year
Condolences to Jon Sobel on the death of his mother,
Florence Sobel
Gary Jacobs
Helaine and George Szalavetz
Lois Biesky
Iris, Steve and Noah Howard
Amy and Alan Ditchek
Ellie and Stuart Fries
Florence Greenberg
Iris and Stephen Howard
Norma Gingold
Herb Yassky
Rima and Elliot Dubowski
Nina Kraus
Muriel Ellenberg
Kathe Silverman and Hy Davis
Terry and Jerry Farkash
Sheila Baum
Ann Coopersmith
Jill and Samuel Amster
Lillian Froom
Vera Zablozki
Jack Gingold
Anne Green
Judy Zuckerman
Mark Feldman
Lois Biesky
Betty and Al Glickman
Shirley Appelbaum
in memory of Anna Appelbaum
in memory of Richard Stolack
in memory of Max and Harry Appelbaum
in memory of Mary Stolack
Phyllis Brodsky
in memory of father, husband
Gail and Myron Griffel
in memory of Frances Gellin
Lois Biesky
in memory of Morris Schwartz
Blanche Strauss
in memory of Julie Cohen
Nina Friend
in memory of Nettie Friend
Anne Green
in memory of Irving Michael Green
in memory of Kay Lipson
in memory of Tany Kupchik
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Ronald Fierstein
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Maureen and Harvey Lerner
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September, 2012
Dear Friends,
I am biking to a Bar Mitzvah. ALYN Children’s Hospital’s “Wheels of Love,” the largest
sports charity event in Israel, is celebrating its 13th year…and you’re all invited!
As the only children’s rehabilitation hospital in Israel, ALYN is dependent upon donations to
fund its miraculous work with kids. For the past six years, I have been honored and privileged to
be a participant in a 500 rider bike event which lasts five days and covers 300 miles. This year, the
ride will begin in Arad, go through the mountains, craters and canyons of the Negev desert and
finish at the hospital in Jerusalem. The celebration as we enter ALYN on the last day is nothing
short of incredible—and this being the ‘Bar Mitzvah Year”, it promises to be spectacular.
YOUR invitation is to participate in one (or more) of the following ways:
a) Join me on the ride. Registration is still open. The ride begins November 11th. Check out
the details at www.alynride.org. Or call me.
b) Join me at the closing Bar Mitzvah festivities in Jerusalem on Thursday, November 15th.
c) Send a Bar Mitzvah gift! Click on www.wolusa.org/howardweber.
www.wolusa.org/howardweber Make a credit card
donation in support of my ride. For the past six years, my sponsors have donated an
average of over $10,000/year. We hope to even exceed that goal in this very special year!
You can also mail a check, payable to “American Friends of Alyn Hospital,” 51 East 42d
St., Suite 308, New York, NY 10017. Please write on the check that it’s in support of
Howard Weber’s ride.
ALYN turns children’s disabilities into abilities through the most innovative therapies and
equipment. They are dedicated to enhancing the lives of every child, no matter what obstacles he
or she may face. Over the past six years, I have witnessed first-hand some of these amazing
children and their stories—children with brain tumors now riding bikes, victims of terror attacks
now playing soccer, children on respirators enjoying childhood by swimming and even cable
gliding in wheelchairs. ALYN has been recognized as one of the premier children’s hospitals in the
world. When earthquakes struck Haiti, child amputees were not mobile, until ALYN sent a team
to help children adjust to their prosthetic devices. ALYN treats children of all backgrounds, races
and religions. I have met most of the hospital staff and I can tell you they are the most dedicated,
devoted and caring professionals you could hope for.
ALYN is a place of hope and optimism. The ‘Wheels of Love’ ride is reaching an important
milestone and I hope you can join me in the celebration. More importantly, together we can insure
many more years of miracles for the children of ALYN. Thank you, as always, for your support!
With Love,
Howard Weber
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Save the Date
Celebrate Chanukah
at a Dinner Dance
Temple Beth El of Manhattan Beach
On Saturday December, 15 2012 at 7:30
PM
Donation: $65 per person
Reservations made payable in advance
Catered by World Star East (Adam)
Music by Victory Music
Friends and guests most welcome
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Memorial Lights
Week October 5th
19 Tishrei – 25 Tishrei
MEMORIAL LIGHTS
Week October 12th
26 Tishrei – 2 Cheshvan
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Levy, Melanie Lipp, Gail Paris, Sarah Warshofsky, Abe (Al) Biesky,
Theodore Lifson, Rabbi Moshe Cotel
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Mark Amir, PT, Dip MDT
Director of Physical Therapy
Tel:
Fax:
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718718-648648-0888
718718-648648-0411
1514 Voorhies Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11235