Koleinu - Shaare Zedek Congregation

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Volume 63 No.1 September 1-November 30, 2014 6 Elul 5774-8 Kislev 5775
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These are very difficult times with Israel
being
bombarded
daily with rockets
from Gaza.
There is a day by day description by
Debby Vineberg of the Mega Mission
to Israel and a letter from the Prime
Minister of Israel, Benjamin
Netanyahu.
As the High Holy
days are approaching, let us hope and
pray that there will very soon be
peace in Israel.
Selichot services on Saturday night,
September
20,
welcomes
the
beginning of the High Holy Days. This
special program will feature the
movie,Ushpizin, with discussion to
follow.
Our bulletin has some new features,
mainly reports from the various new
committees with pictures of the
chairpersons in the centerfold and 4
pages in full colour to enhance this
publication.
There are pictures from the Sisterhood
Torah Fund event and of the children
at Kehillat Netzach Israel in Ashkelon .
Wishing all of our congregants and
their families a Happy and Healthy
New Year and
Peace in Israel. Shana Tova.
Frances Bokser, Editor
Shaare Zedek Congregation
5305 Rosedale Avenue,
Montreal, QC H4V 2H7
Tel: 514-484-1122
Fax: 514-484-1454
www.shaarezedek.ca
Rabbi
President
Parnass
Alan W. Bright
Ron Silverstone
Dr. Michael Wasser
A. Bernard Leffell, z”l
Rev. Yosi Even-Hen
Mendel Fogel z”l
Avner Cobrin
Sid Rath
Dr. Earl Karanofsky
Nelly Kadoch
Founding Rabbi
Chazan
Cantor Emeritus
Vice President
Treasurer
Choir Director
Executive Director
Frances Bokser, Editor
Nelly Kadoch
Susan Ralph
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views regarding Shaare Zedek
community events, refer to the
website www.shaarezedek.ca
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page to include your
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mailing list.
Controlling your Anger
A well-known
aphorism says
that if you live in
a glass house,
you shouldn’t
throw stones.
The reasons
are destructively clear; we all
reside in the
glass house of human relationships,
and anger remains one of the chief problems that plague humanity. Anger, particularly unrestrained displays of it,
particularly when it
targets an individual, particularly when it is unprovoked and unmerited, always leads to
negative consequences. Always.
Rabbis, even mild-mannered
ones, sometimes fall victim to anger.
Judaism’s greatest teacher, Moshe
Rabbeinu, was not himself exempt,
leading to one of the Torah’s greatest
tragedies. Consider the biblical record.
1) Moses witnesses an Egyptian
taskmaster beating an Israelite slave,
and he reacts immediately and without
any thought of consequences: he kills
him; 2) Moses sees the Israelites
worshipping a golden calf, and he
smashes the Ten Commandments—this
takes place only weeks after the people
receive the Torah at Mount Sinai; and 3)
Moses strikes the rock (parshah
Chukat), thus ending in personal
tragedy.
What happened? When the
Israelites justifiably complain of a lack of
water, God orders Moses to speak to the
rock to give the Israelites water. At this
point, Moses was both tired and
impatient; they have been wandering in
the desert for forty years; with Moses
was a new generation that had no
connection to Egypt. The old generation
had died off, including Moses’ beloved
sister, Miriam. The people complain
rather petulantly: “Why did you make us
leave Egypt?”
Moses reacts harshly: “Shimu na
hamorim!” or “Listen, you rebellious
ones: shall we get water out of this
rock!” The rabbis examined Moses’ sin in
what is one of the most mystical and
difficult passages in the Torah. If Moses
had been wrong in disobeying God’s
command, why did God allow water to
come from the rock? Maimonides says
that Moses’ sin was not that he
disobeyed God, but that he resorted to
personal attacks. It then became clear
that the fabric of respect had been torn,
that Moses could now no longer lead the
nation. The result is that God denies
Moses his one dream: entry to the
Promised Land.
There is an instructive lesson
here. While anger can sometimes lead to
meeting immediate goals, it can never
solve the larger long-term problems.
Moses’ anger might have given the
people water, but it compromised his
standing as a leader.
God understands that a leader
must be level-headed; a leader must love
his people. By his striking the rock, the
Torah says, Moses failed to “sanctify God
in the eyes of the nation.” He left people
with the view that yelling and acting
nasty would get results. This, however,
was unacceptable; it was a desecration
of God’s name.
I would like to share with you a
profound lesson I learned from a Rebbe
of mine. On one occasion when we were
studying the laws of Kashrut, and of the
importance of eating only that which is
permitted by Torah law, he made the
following statement:
“Alan, always remember that
while it is very important to very carefully
watch what goes into your mouth, it is
equally important to carefully watch
what comes out of your mouth.”
When we raise our voices—and
become furious—as a way to intimidate
others, we might get our way, as a child
throwing a temper tantrum often does,
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but we can never silence the thoughts of
those we have harmed, nor of those who
are watching. Public displays of anger
separate us from others; public displays
of anger make us more distant to others;
public displays of anger make people
fearful, but not trusting.
A person is judged, the Talmud
says, by three things: kiso, koso v’
ka’aso, by his pocket (his generosity), by
his cup (his appetites), and by his anger.
Unrestrained anger is harmful. The
Torah calls this an unrighteous anger,
since it does not glorify God’s name; it
does not better anyone; it does not even
benefit the individual displaying the
anger, as the story of Moses striking the
rock shows.
The underlying concept of the
Kol Nidre prayer is to bring to light the
importance of our words. The capacity
of speech separates humans from the
rest of Creation; our words define us,
often critically, as one well-known
saying painfully proves: “Everyone
thought he was a fool, and when he
opened his mouth they had their proof.”
Being a fool in your speech is bad
enough, but it’s worse if you let your
words betray a spark of evil.
This would be bad, since it
would mean that evil has overtaken us.
Strength comes from controlling our
inclinations to lash out. Ben Zoma
states: “Who is strong? One who
overpowers his inclinations.” While we
should always watch our words and be
slow to anger, Rosh Hashanah is the
perfect time for self reflecting. Have we
hurt others with our speech? Were we
quick to anger? There is never justification for either. After all, as Ben Zoma
again states: “Do not scorn any man, and
do not discount any thing. For there is
no man who has not his hour, and no
thing that has not its place.”
On behalf of myself, Elizabeth
and the kids, I wish you all ketiva
VeHatima Tova. And may this year ring
in an era of harmony and peace to us all.
Rabbi Alan W. Bright
This year our Clergy team of
& Cantor Yosi Even-Hen
along with the Shaare Zedek Choir
under the direction of Dr. Earl Karanofsky
will be joined AGAIN due to
popular demand!!
by guest Cantor
Or join us for our parallel
Cantor Davidoff is
acclaimed for his
beautiful lyric tenor voice and his
spiritual and uplifting davening
(prayers). He
brings a special Israeli flavor into the
traditional Ashkenazic prayers.
NEWLY RENOVATED FACILITY
Featuring:
Rabbi Daniel C. Goldfarb accredited
scholar, teacher and native of Boston.
Cantor Marc Neiwirth, accredited
Chazan & Executive Director from Ohio.
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WARM SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE
FAMILY SEATING
NON-MEMBERS WELCOME
YOUTH SERVICE
Call to reserve your seats now: 514-484-1122 #101
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Havdalah at 7:45PM
followed by a Movie and Discussion.
Selichot Service at 10PM
conducted by
Rabbi Alan W. Bright and Cantor Yosi Even-Hen
Everyone is welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
An Orthodox Jewish couple's faith is tested after praying to the
Lord for a child on the Succoth holiday.
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Shalom
Chaverim,
I look forward
to seeing your
smiling
faces
and
hearing
your
warm
greetings
shortly.
As we welcome in the High Holy
Days, a sense of trepidation sets
in. I must admit that often during
this period, I feel a sense of guilt
and sometimes failure. Do you
ever get such a feeling around
this time?
This falls in line with what this
season represents. We must be
critical in judging our performance
or lack there of, during the past
year. If we fail to be fair in assessing our performance, then
advancement is impossible. By
recognizing that there is truly
room for improvement, and that
we have not met all expectations,
can we improve and build upon
past achievements. New goals are
set and new commitments made.
As I write this, Israel is in middle
of a war! As a Jew, I cannot help
but feel concern for the young
men and women that put their
lives at risk to defend our homeland! I feel for all the citizens of
Israel that have to endure deadly
daily missile threats. Even more
so, I feel the injustice that the
world imposes on Israel, an injustice that no other country in the
world feels. I use Syria as an example. While Syria murders thousands of its citizens, for no reason
but political ideological differences, the UN simply does not
care! Israel on the other hand, is
forced to endure terrorism! The
USA travels thousands of miles,
crosses an entire ocean, to defend
itself, but Israel may not do so
when rockets are fired at its lone
international airport and major
metropolitan areas! What a disgrace on the international communities!
recognizing that God is the sole
King of the universe. I pray that
God brings peace to Israel. I pray
that God consoles all those
affected by this conflict. I pray
that God's rule over our world
brings a quick and favorable
resolve.
I pray that you all have a Shana
Tova
Umetooka.
A
sweet,
productive and successful year.
And as we say in Birkat
Hachodesh, the Blessing of the
New Month, a time of peace, both
personal and community wide.
On behalf of my entire family,
Brigitte, Raphael and Nathaniel, I
wish you all a Shana Tova.
Chazan
Yosi Even-Hen
I hope and pray, that by the time
we are in Shul on Rosh Hashanah
this war will have ended. One of
the themes of Rosh Hashanah is
BIKKUR CHOLIM
The word mitzvah means command, although it is sometimes incorrectly translated as good deed. The mitzvah
of bikkur cholim, visiting the sick, is a classic example of an action which is both a mitzvah and a good deed.
This mitzvah is considered an honoured part of our tradition.
Please advise the Rabbi’s office (514 - 484-1122 ext. 110) if you are ill or if you know of a
congregant or a member of a congregant’s family who is ill. Your call can go a long way
towards helping individuals through a particularly difficult period.
Rabbi Bright may call them or visit their bedside or generally be available to them at
their time of need.
Please help us to serve you.
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Dear Friends,
I would like
to focus on what we
are
planning
at
Shaare Zedek for the
next 2 years as I continue to serve as your
President.
Our Board of Directors, which was
elected in June at the Annual General Meeting, has 12 new members and 5 returning
members from the previous Board. This in
itself is very encouraging since it shows a
new interest in the shul from members who
have never served before. As a result we
have resurrected numerous committees that
were inoperable for several years because of
a lack of interest. In this edition of the
Koleinu we have asked each chairperson to
write a short report on their committee and
the plans they have for the next 2 years.
Please review this information.
Each of the committees, aside
from coming up with new ideas to promote
the shul, will be working on the numerous
recommendations that were enunciated in
the Strategic Plan that was adopted by the
Board of Directors in October, 2013.
With the financial support of our
congregants we will continue to make the
necessary repairs inside and outside the
Synagogue in order to keep the building
attractive.
Our Annual Raffle which was
held in June, was a tremendous success
thanks to the efforts of our Executive Director, Nelly Kadoch and members Lili
Yesovitch, Bev Rath and Beverly Silverstone. The results of the Raffle event is
included in this Koleinu.
Our clergy continues to provide
us with beautiful services on Shabbat as
well as during various holidays. We are
delighted to welcome back Cantor Boaz
Davidoff for the High Holy Days in the
Main Sanctuary. Rabbi Daniel Goldfarb
will be heading up the Auxiliary Services.
We are privileged to have Cantor Marc
Neiwirth from Columbus, Ohio, who will
be assisting Rabbi Goldfarb.
I am going to give a sermon on Rosh Hashanah that is going to say the very opposite of the one that I gave
last Rosh Hashanah. Therefore, if you agreed with what I said then, brace yourselves for what I am going
to say this coming Yom Tov. And if you disagreed with what I said last year, listen well to what I am
going to say on Rosh Hashanah.
Last Rosh Hashanah, I spoke to parents and to the grandparents, who were present, saying that I believe
that our children are entitled to autonomy, which means that they have the right to choose what school
and what college they want to go to, and they have the right to choose what profession they want to enter,
and that they are even entitled to choose their own mates, without our permission, and without asking for
our approval. I said to the parents and to the grandparents present that I know that this is not easy for us
to accept. We would much rather that our children followed in our footsteps, and that they listened to our
advice, and that they went to the colleges that we would like them to go to, and that they chose the professions that we would like them to choose, and that they married the mates whom we would like them to
marry. But I said that, if they don’t? - That is their right, and that we have to accept that fact.
I said that our children and our grandchildren are entitled to live their lives their way, and that they need
not be carbon copies of us, or robots who live precisely the way we want them to.
This year, I intend to speak to the children and the grandchildren. I will not detail here what it is I am going to say. Therefore, if you have a child or a grandchildren who plans to attend services with you, tell
them to pay attention to what I am about to say. And if your children and your grandchildren will not be
in attendance, you will to listen carefully, and then, as soon as Yom Tov is over, call them, and tell them
what I said.
I look forward to seeing you all on Rosh Hashanah.
Rabbi Bright
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WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 17, 2014
7:30PM
SHAARE ZEDEK CONGREGATION
PRESENTS
Professor Janice Stein,
University of Toronto
World renowned specialist in
Middle East area studies and
expert in negotiation theory,
foreign policy decision-making,
and international conflict management.
To reserve a complimentary ticket
Please call 514 484-1122 X 104/114
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Our Torah Fund theme this year is "Mishpacha" - Family. On Wednesday evening,
May 28 our annual Torah Fund event was held with lovely turnout of
ladies and several gentlemen. On the same evening, the installation of
Sisterhood's Executive and Board took place.
Our guest speaker was Barbara Victor, the Clinical Director at Ometz
who enlightened us on today's Jewish family compared to family life as
we knew it in the mid-20th century.
She talked about how we should accept people's different lifestyles and
how we should be open and welcome them into our Jewish community.
Another successful Torah Fund evening was enjoyed by all!
Lorna Gerson-Goldig
Dorothy Tonchin
Torah Fund Co-Chairs
Tara Saxe & Jonathan Arfin
Tara Glazer and John Cakim
Janice & Gershon Dubinsky
Roberta Ross & Neil Greenspon
Fran & Murray Krane
Ralph Kurland
Erika Rath
Liana Wiener & Jeffrey Rosenblatt
Bonnie & Irving Rothstein
Eliane & Michael Tozman
Hyman Sheffer
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Saul Hittner
Michael Weintraub
Esther Berish
Leah Steinberg
Roslyn Morton
Joe Goldberg
Evelyn Segel
Robert Dorfman
Ted Angert
Adele Malkin
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Jordan Heller September 13, 2014
Hi, my name is Jordan Heller and I am a grade 8 student at Bialik High
School. I love playing baseball, hockey and basketball. I especially enjoy
hanging with my friends watching sports, playing sports on the street and
playing Xbox. I want to thank Yosi for preparing me for this big day. It has
been a great experience. I really enjoyed my lessons for my Haftorah, playing a little basketball and discussing football in his office. It was really nice
to have my father participate in some of the lessons as well. It will be such
a meaningful moment to do a prayer with him on the Bima. I am looking
forward to celebrating this unforgettable day with all my family and friends.
Samantha Warhaft-Graziano October 25, 2014
Hi my name is Samantha Warhaft-Graziano. My Bat Mitzvah is October 25,
2014. I have just completed Beechwood Elementary School. I will be
attending West Island College in the fall. I love to play hockey. I've been
playing since I was 4 years old. Last year I started snowboarding lessons at
Mont Rigaud. I really enjoyed it. This fall I will also be starting dance at
Bonnie's School of Dance! It is a great studio! I'm really looking forward to
my Bat Mitzvah!
Jacob Berman November 8, 2014
Hi, my name is Jacob Berman. Some of my hobbies include: judo, playing
the trombone and biking. My favourite type of music is rock. In the future,
I want to become a Pediatrician. My Bar Mitzvah is in November. To me, a
Bar Mitzvah represents a time when your family and friends gather together to hear you read from the Torah. Also, you get more responsibilities and
privileges. It was an amazing experience practicing with Yosi. I learned a
lot and had fun. He was a fantastic teacher!
Adam Coplan
November 15, 2014
My name is Adam Coplan. I am in grade 8 at Hopewell Avenue Public
School in Ottawa, Ontario and I’m going to Glebe High School next year.
My Bar Mitzvah is in November and I have been studying with my Cantor,
Daniel Benlolo, since February 2012. My hobbies include hockey, tennis,
writing and playing the trombone. I’m really excited to be having my Bar
Mitzvah in the synagogue where my grandparents are members and my
father and uncle had their Bar Mitzvahs. There is a lot of family history that
I can now be a part of. My parents have been working really hard to plan
my Bar Mitzvah and I appreciate them doing a really good job. It has been
kind of tough organizing my friends’ appearance at the Bar Mitzvah, considering it’s away from Ottawa, so I want to thank them for making their best
efforts to come. I can’t wait to celebrate this special event with my friends
and family.
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Andrea Buksbaum
November 22, 2014
My name is Andrea Buksbaum. I am a graduate of JPPS. My Bat Mitzvah will
be in the month of November, 2014. Last December, my family and I had a
very special trip to Israel (my first) in honour of my Bat Mitzvah. The experiences we had, the amount I learned, created both cherished memories
and a deepening bond with Israel. My interests include: theatre, skiing, soccer and reading. I would like to thank Yosi Even-Hen for being an incredible
teacher. I am grateful for his patience, encouragement and humour. I look
forward to sharing this special occasion with my friends and family.
Izabel Jordan Liebmann November 23, 2014
My name is Izabel Jordan Liebmann and I will be celebrating my Bat Mitzvah
on Rosh Chodesh Kislev in November. I recently graduated from St. George’s
Elementary School and I am excited to begin attending Royal West Academy
in September. I have many varied interests but my favorites include playing
piano, reading, riding my bike, swimming and spending time with family and
friends. I have loved the time I have spent with Yosi learning how to read
Hebrew and studying all the prayers that I look forward to singing at my Bat
Mitzvah.
To ensure your choice of date and avoid disappointment reserve now.
Contact Nelly Kadoch, Executive Director for an appointment
514-484-1122 ext. 105 or execdirector @shaarezedek.ca
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Frances Bokser
Eshet Chayil
I was born in Montreal and in 1958 I married Benny Bokser. We have 2 children, Howard
(Mona) and Pamela (Coby) and 2 grandchildren, Rory who had his Bar Mitzvah at SZC, is a
student at McGill University and Jessy at Dawson College. After attending High Holiday
services at Shaare Zedek Congregation as non-members for 25 years, we became members
in 2002. In 2004, Herb Finkelberg asked me to join the bulletin committee. Two years later
I became the editor of Reflections, now known as Koleinu. I was on the shul Board of
Directors for 4 years, including 2 years on the Executive and now on the Board of
Sisterhood as Treasurer. I have been a volunteer all my adult life serving on several
Boards. My major organizations were National Council of Jewish Woman, Montreal Section
where I held many positions including Co-President and Director of Finance and Golden
Age Association, now Cummings Jewish Centre for Seniors where I held many positions
including President. My short career was as the Directrice du Scrutin of the Provincial Riding of D’Arcy McGee from 1989 – 2000. In this capacity, I signed the official documents
declaring the winning candidates to represent D’Arcy McGee: Robert Libman in 1989 and Lawrence Bergman in 1994
& 1998. Now in my retirement years I’m really enjoying the challenge of being the editor of Koleinu. I am fortunate to
be working with wonderful staff in the shul office. I am honoured to have been chosen Eshet Chayil.
Erle Schneidman
Chatan Torah
My wife Shelley, our four children and I have been members at Shaare Zedek
Congregation for over 10 years. My family has celebrated many simchas at Shaare Zedek,
and we have also been comforted during difficult times. We always enjoy attending the
High Holiday services and I also attend daily minyans on a regular basis. I hope that
Shaare Zedek continues to be an important part of our lives for many years to come.
Milton Joseph
Chatan Bereshit
When my mother passed away in March of 2008, I attended services twice a day at the
Shaare Zedek to say Kaddish. Leon Penn and the late Cantor Fogel welcomed me and
made me feel very comfortable during that trying period. Yosi and Rabbi Bright were
instrumental in motivating me to get involved in the synagogue. It started with helping
Leon Penn to sell raffle tickets and later my old friend Alan Kenley invited me to a
Men's Club meeting where eventually I accepted a position to do advertising for the
Club Events and Programming. Even though my work schedule was full, I made time to
attend meetings and fulfill my responsibilities. It was both enjoyable and gratifying to
work on these committees. Paula my wife and best friend has always encouraged and
supported me in any task I accepted. The Shaare Zedek provides me with a "Haimish"
feeling every time I walk through the doors. Seeing all the old familiar faces, being
greeted "Good Shabbos" and "Good Yom Tov" fills me with happiness and peace. For
me, the Shaare Zedek is a comforting place to be.
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Ben Merson Chatan Maftir
I was born in Montreal in 1922 and graduated from Commercial High School in 1939.
Soon after I served in the Canadian Armed forces from 1942-1946. I specialized in the
research and development of winter warfare equipment. I have three children; Doreen,
Mark and Beverly; four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. I have been married
to Suzanne Rusinek since 1986. I have been a member of Shaare Zedek Congregation
since 1956. From 1960-1964 I was on the Board of Directors and I am still active in the
synagogue. Shaare Zedek has opened new vistas for me even though I am now in my
nineties. It is introducing me to new, energetic acquaintances. Simultaneously, it is
returning me to my earlier years when I started Cheder. I have been attending the daily
services on a regular basis, which is very gratifying. It is also most enjoyable to be
associating and interacting with the Minyanaires. Finally, I have been studying Haftorahs
with Cantor Yosi Even-Hen and finding this greatly rewarding. I want to thank Shaare Zedek and its congregation
for everything that has been given me.
Rabbi Alan W. Bright: [email protected]
Rev. Yosi Even-Hen, Chazan: [email protected]
Ron Silverstone, President: [email protected]
Nelly Kadoch, Executive Director: [email protected]
Paula Sacks, Accounts Receivable: [email protected]
Susan Corber, Accounts Payable: [email protected]
Susan Ralph, Rabbi’s Administrative Assistant: [email protected]
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.shaarezedek.ca
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Join Us for an Enjoyable Evening !!!!!
It’s sure to be a special family experience
A true celebration of Sukkot.
Wednesday, October 8 Following 6PM services
Everyone is welcome. Cost: Adults $18, Children $12
For reservations please contact the synagogue office:
16 #101 or Susan #104
514-484-1122 Paula
1 S T DAY ROSH HASHANAH
Thursday, September 25
10:15am-11:15am
Youth Family Services
(families with children 7 and up) – Chapel
11:15am-12:15pm
B’nai Mitzvah Services-Chapel
Junior Congregation (ages 6 and up)-Gym Lounge
2nd DAY ROSH HASHANAH
Friday, September 26
10:15am-11:15am
Youth Family Services (families with children 7 and up) – Chapel
11:15am-12:15pm
YOM KIPPUR EVE-KOL NIDRE
Friday, October 3, 6:15-8:45pm
Junior Congregation – Chapel
YOM KIPPUR
Shabbat, October 4
10:15am-11:15am
Youth Family Services (families with children 7 and up) – Chapel
11:15am-12:15pm
Babysitting service on uppermost level, Room 2.
Rosh Hashanah, September 25 & 26, 10:30am-12:30pm
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The women who belong to Shaare
Zedek Sisterhood are a diverse
group! Some of us work. Some of us
work and take care of children,
ferrying them hither and yon to
activies. Some of us are grandmothers
who pitch in to help with and enjoy the
children. Some of us go to school.
Some of us have a lot of time to spare
and some a few moments. So, what do
we have in common? We all have a
desire to support our Congregation, to
understand and perpetuate our ties to
Conservative Judaism and to reinforce
our bonds with Israel and World
Jewry.
This message is being written at the
end of July, a time when Israel is under
constant bombardment, when many of
us have relatives in danger and a time
when young men and women are risking their lives in the army every day.
Our Sisterhood, part of International
Northeast Region of Women's League
for Conservative Judaism, is affiliated
with Kehillat Netzach Israel in
Ashkelon. This is a Centre where people, especially children, go for activities from their homes. It is summertime
and they have camps as we do.
This year there is a difference. They
spend much of their time in the
Kehillat's bomb shelter where the
adults do their best to provide things
to distract the children. When the siren
sounds in Ashkelon, the rockets are
very close and there is little time to run
to shelter. We are in constant touch
with their director, Terri Davis, who
emails us every day except Shabbat,
with news of what is happening.
Below, you will see pictures of the
children's activities ranging from
flamenco dancing to cooking! We have
donated money through the Canadian
Masorti
Foundation,
especially
earmarked for our Kehillat, but we also
write to Terri each day as they appreciate the thoughts and prayers of those of
us outside Israel.
In the meantime we have arranged the
following activities :
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 WINE TASTING FROM 4 to 7 PM.
ALSO BUY CHOCOLATES AND
ORDER FLOWERS FOR YOMTOV
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 SISTERHOOD OPENING
PROGRAMME SUSAN PORTNOY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 –
JOIN US FOR BINGO
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 HAVDALLAH and CHILDREN'S
PYJAMA MOVIE NIGHT
This year as well as the usual ways to
get information, please like us on
Facebook!Shaare Zedek Sisterhood.
We wish you and yours Shana Tova
Am Yisrael Chai
Carole Burke and
Co-Presidents
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Ellen Pesner
SISTERHOOD BOARD
Immediate Past Presidents
Co-Presidents
Vice-Presidents Torah Fund
Treasurer
Corresponding Secretary
Financial Secretary
Membership Secretary
Recording Secretary
Parliamentarian
Lorna Gerson-Goldig, Freya Gordon
Carole Burke, Ellen Pesner
Lorna Gerson-Goldig, Dorothy Tonchin
Frances Bokser
Annette Wolfstein- Joseph
Estelle Ramelson
Freya Gordon
Jane Litwack
Nancy Cooperberg
BOARD:
Elizabeth Bright, Frances Fogel, Emma Frackt, Gitty Harte, Connie Isenberg, Shirley Lerman, Lila Lesk,
Thelma Lesser, Edith Lifshitz, Brigitte Mercier-Even-Hen, Judy Pell, Ethel Phillips, Shirley Rapaport,
Caryn Roll Kirsh, Joelle Selby, Carole Venor, Lili Yesovitch.
We invite all women and children to attend Rosh Chodesh Services and stay for breakfast afterwards.
Elul
Wednesday
August 27, 2014
Kislev
Sunday
November 23, 2014
Tevet
Tuesday
December 23, 2014
Shevat
Wednesday
January 21, 2015
Adar
Thursday
February 19, 2015
Iyar
Monday
April 20, 2015
Sivan
Tuesday
May 19, 2015
Tammuz
Wednesday
June 17, 2015
Av
Friday
July 17, 2015
For those of you who have already donated to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund, your
contributions are very much appreciated.
Along with those who have contributed, we are always in need of further donations to
allow us to continue to provide for children whose families need assistance in general and for
making a Bar/Bat Mitzvah in particular.
Please consider making your donation to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund. All donations are
tax deductible.
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In preparing these words about the Montreal Mega Mission, the first thing I did was “google” the definitions of Mega
and Mission. The word mega means “of huge proportions”. 14 buses and 600 people is MEGA Mission has two
meanings: 1. An important assignment carried out for political, religious, or commercial purposes, usually involving
travel and 2. A vocation or calling of a religious organization to go into the world and spread its faith.
Now let’s take these definitions and see where they lead. Let’s start with mega.
Day 1 – arrive in Israel at 7:30 am and right onto our buses and off to an airforce base, then onto a community garden
in Jerusalem to plant flowers, followed by Shehechiyanu at the Windmill, an evening event in Safra Square, and dinner
outside the Jaffa Gate. … 600 plus people.
Day 2 – Yad Vashem, Mt. Hertzel, Mechane Yehuda, Kabbalat Shabbat at the Davidson Center with many more
Montrealers living in Jerusalem, onto the Waldorf Astoria Hotel for Shabbat dinner with the Chief Cantor of the IDF and
the IDF Rabbinical Choir.
Day 3 – Shabbat – our only quiet day. Prayer at assorted synagogues, walking tours of the old city, lunch in the hotels
and then off to Shabbat University for lectures, Havdallah and an evening on our own.
Day 4 – Tour Jerusalem in the morning. A wedding atop Massada in the afternoon, dinner in the dessert with real china
and linen and 600 people and a 20 piece orchestra.
Day 5 – Personal track day and dinner with friends.
Day 6 – Up at 5:30 am to catch a special bullet train to Beersheva, our twin city, an oasis in the dessert. Our buses
follow us there and whisk us off to Latrun for dinner in an olive grove and a show. 600 Montrealers, 200 Birthright
participants, 400 Canadians living in Israel and 1000 IDF soldiers wearing Montreal Canadians hats. 2200 people for
dinner on china plates with linen tablecloths and yes, the hot food was hot and the cold salads were cold! We were
addressed by Tzippi Livni, Israeli’s Minister of Justice and entertained by Shiri Maimon, Israeli’s top R & B performer.
Day 7 – Off on our personal tracks again, but first the luggage has to be out by 8 am as we end the day in Tel Aviv. After
checking into the hotels we are off to dinner with our buses – our mini missions within the Mega.
Day 8 – Breakfast and we are off on 14 separate tours of Tel Aviv. Two hour lunch break, back on the buses and
heading to Ramat Hanadiv and the Baron de Rothchild Memorial Gardens for the closing ceremony and Sikum. On the
buses again as we travel to Sdot Yam for a final dinner and Farewell. At 3:30 am we head for Ben Gurion Airport and
board our flight home.
So… this is MEGA – Mega people, Mega activities, Mega fun and Mega exhaustion!
Now, what was the mission and what is our mission.
The mission was to inspire us, to create a sense of connectedness to Israel, the Montreal Jewish community and to the
Jewish people. We came away with a greater awareness of the challenges that Israel and her people face every day. The
people of Israel let us know the important role that the Montreal Jewish community plays in their daily lives as a result
of all that our partnerships have built.
For many non-Federation connected people it was an insight into the Montreal Jewish Community as well. Some
learned, for the first time, of the work that Federation CJA does through its affiliated agencies. Many people did not
know of our seniors at risk, of the 20,000 people living below the poverty line, of the need for the community to run a
soup kitchen. Now they do. Our mission is to make sure that this work continues.
Like any mission, mega or small, there was work to be done, and that work was the work of Tikun Olum through
tzedkah. Those of us who, as the professionals say “had the conversation” with others were astounded by the results.
The generosity shown through these donations was a direct result of the fact that this mission opened all our eyes and
hearts.
So yes, we saw Israel in a Mega way, as only Federation CJA can show her to us. Each one of us, along with almost 600
of our new friends fell in love with our homeland. The Mega Mission did not change me, but reaffirmed everything I
already knew and believed in. It really “reJewvinated” me. Kol Hakavod to Federation CJA for a mission well done and a
journey well taken.
Debby Vineberg
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From: Consul Secretary - Consulate General of Israel - Montreal
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2014 4:35 PM
Subject: FW: Operation Protective Edge
Dear friends,
I would like to express my utmost gratitude for your community's efforts during these trying times. Your love and support for
Israel is truly heartwarming and makes a difference in our common struggle.
Enclosed is a special
message from the Prime
Minister of Israel to
Jewish communities
throughout the world on
Operation Protective
Edge. Please publicize
this message amongst
your members and read it
this coming Shabbat.
Sincerely,
Joël Lion
Consul General
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MAZAL TOV TO:
Haley Bright on winning the
Dawson Case Competition along
with her teammates; Joe Kfoury,
Olivier Alexandre and Stacy
Chung.
Ruth and Arthur Greenberg
whose grandson Josh Greenberg
graduated from Rutgers University, summa cum laude. Josh is
the son of Caryl and Daniel
Greenberg.
Dorothy and Dr. J. Bernard
Tonchin whose granddaughter
Stacey Yunger graduated with
distinction from McGill
University with a Bachelor of Science in
Nutrition.
BIRTHS:
Marilyn and Avner Cobrin on the
birth of their granddaughter
Taylor Sophia daughter of
Tamara and Robert Fargnoli.
Manny Morton on the birth of his
grandson Brandyn Riley son of
Laurie and Stephen Morton. Brandyn is the grandson of the late
Roslyn Morton z”l and
Beverly
Smordin and the late Barry Smordin z”l.
Diana Robinson on the birth of
her great-grandson.
Terry and Aron Steinman on the
birth of their grandson Max
Jacob son of Marissa and Robert
Steinman and grandson of
Debbie and Harold Lydynia.
ENGAGEMENTS:
Lorna Saks on the engagement
of her granddaughter Jaclyn
Saks to Warren Kleiner. Jaclyn
is the daughter of Arlene and
Robert Saks and granddaughter
of the late Bill Saks z”l.
Fran and Robert Schachter and
Susan and Stephen Cohen on
the engagement of their children
Amanda and Richard. Amanda is
the granddaughter of Leba and
Jack Cooperstone.
Joanne and Ben Topor on the
engagement of their daughter
Sabrina to Daniel Sacks son of
Susan and Stephen Sacks.
Lil and Jack Margolis, Janie and
Michael Etinson on the loss of
their sister-in-law and aunt
Leatrice Kaplan z”l.
MARRIAGE:
Nancy and Jack Cooperberg on
the marriage of their son Derek
Cooperberg to Aline Phillips
daughter of Leona and Gerald
Phillips.
Melissa Diamond, Gary Katsof,
Benjamin and Maya Katsof on
the loss of their grandmother
and great-grandmother Sarah
Diamond z”l.
Ben and Suzanne Merson on the
marriage of Suzanne’s granddaughter
Amanda
Brett
Noodelman daughter of Neil
Noodelman to Lorne Pliss son of
Helen and Ron Pliss.
Debbie Miller on the marriage of
her daughter Jennifer Miller to
Jonathan Hope son of Michelle
Ghanem and Colin Hope.
Bonnie Ostrov and Paul Ostrov
on the wedding of their daughter
Sabrina Ostrov to Logan Levy.
SYMPATHIES:
The family of the late Ted Angert
z”l.
Liz, Harvey, Hannah, Cameron
and Ethan Brinberg on the loss
of their father, father-in-law and
grandfather Abraham Brinberg
z”l.
Carole and Eddie Burack on the
loss of their brother-in-law Dr.
Maurry Hart Epstein z”l.
Luba Coviensky, Sharyn Katsof
and Jerry Coviensky and Family
on the loss of their sister-in-law
and aunt and great-aunt
Rosalind Goodman z”l.
The family of the late Robert
Dorfman z”l.
Marilyn and Issie Fisher,
Shelley, Kenny, Sean, Jaimey
and Ashley Finkel, Randee
Fisher and Trevor Wieskopf,
Jordan Litwin and Samantha
Wieskopf, Hindi Fisher and Ken
Kates on the loss of their
mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother
Mildred Keyes z”l.
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Gloria, Michael, Jake and
Samantha Levy on the loss of
their father, father-in-law and
grandfather Lenny Smagaren
z”l.
Lionel Malkin, Laura Schwartz,
Sondra and Martin Schwartz and
family, Joyce and Alan Schwartz
and family, Anne and Jeffrey
Schwartz and family, on the loss
of their wife, sister, aunt and
great-aunt Adele Malkin z”l.
Cindy and Jacob Nuselovici on
the loss of his sister Malka
Nuselovici z”l.
Harriet Pinkus on the loss of her
sister-in-law Mary Leibgott z”l.
Sylvia and Charles Serchuk on
the loss of their brother and
brother-in-law Joel M. Serchuk
z”l.
Sondra and Martin Schwartz,
Pauline and Jeffrey Segel and
families on the loss of their
mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother
Evelyn Segel z”l. Evelyn is the
wife of the late David Segel z”l.
Marianne and Rod Suliteanu,
Robin, Michael, Romy and
Lauren Suliteanu, Beverly
Suliteanu and Steve Fowler on
the loss of their sister-in-law,
aunt and great-aunt Lillian
Suliteanu z”l.
Carolyn, Robert and Sarah
Zelman on the loss of their aunt
and great-aunt Sorrel Sherman
z”l.
Carole and Richard Venor on the
loss of their uncle Harry
Greenberg z”l.
RABBI DANIEL C. GOLDFARB
Rabbi Daniel Goldfarb is a native of Boston. He graduated Harvard College
and Columbia Law School and received his M.H.L. and Rabbinic Ordination
from the Jewish Theological Seminary. He worked for 25 years as an
attorney for Israel’s Ministries of Justice and Finance and in private practice
in Jerusalem before serving as Director of the Conservative Yeshiva in
Jerusalem from 2000 through June 2013. He continues on the faculty of the
Conservative Yeshiva, where he teaches Liturgy and Pirkei Avot, and teaching at Limmud Conferences and as Scholar in Residence around the world.
CANTOR MARC M. NEIWIRTH
Cantor Marc M. Neiwirth has served as High Holiday Chazan in several
synagogues during the course of his career. Marc most recently held the
position of Executive Director of Congregation Tifereth Israel in Columbus,
Ohio, where he served for 16 years. He currently is president of the North
American Association of Synagogue Executives (NAASE). He is a native of
Union, New Jersey and is an alumnus of the Jewish Educational Center in
Elizabeth. He attended the Combined Program of Columbia University and
the Jewish Theological Seminary (now known as List College) and holds an
undergraduate degree in Hebrew Culture and Education from New York
University.
Cantor Neiwirth is married to Anne and they are the parents of a grown
daughter.
BILLY BOOTH BA’AL TEKIAH
Billy loves music and plays trombone in numerous styles including classical,
jazz, R&B and Klezmer. Active in sports: swimming, skiing, roller-blading,
cycling. Billy is periodically called upon to chant the Haftorah during the
year as well as blow the Shofar in the High Holy Days Auxiliary Service.
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PARNASS, MICHAEL WASSER
Dear congregants,
My name is Michael Wasser and I am the new Parness at Shaare Zedek. I have been
with the synagogue since my parents moved here with me in 1967, except for nine
years when I was out of town. Shaare Zedek has been a big part of my life. My Bar
Mitzvah was here in 1972. My parents raised me to be a shul goer, so I continued
with regular Shabbos attendance after this. When they passed away, I became a
minyanaire, attending the daily services. Later, I began to help with the downstairs
auxiliary services during the High Holy Days. It has been a steady progression to my
new position! What is so wonderful about Shaare Zedek is the caring atmosphere
that the congregants, as well as the lay leaders and the clergy help to create. I hope
to encourage and maintain this in my new position, and to make the services a
meaningful spiritual experience. Please do not hesitate to speak to me when you see me, or contact me
through the synagogue if you have some issue to discuss.
RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE
Your Religious Services Committee has been diligently involved in assuring a smooth and enjoyable High
Holiday season this year of 5775.
Under the guidance of Rabbi Bright and Cantor Even Hen and with great assistance from our “veterans” like Arthur Newman, Larry Wexler and Morris
Wechsler we are much advanced in this quest.
As is the custom, deserving individuals will be honored with Aliyot and this practice, as before, will continue in years to come. Our Parnass Michael Wasser has
been very helpful in this area. Also, our Tallesim have been inspected and dealt
with in accordance with Halachah, and we thank the efforts of Sarah Polsky
Rakofsky.
We will welcome once again Cantor Davidoff for the main sanctuary who gave us
such an emotional service for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur last year. The
auxiliary service will be conducted by Rabbi Daniel Goldfarb and Cantor Marc
Neiwirth. We look forward to another successful service.
We thank the involvement and support of committee members, Allan Zuckerman, Buddy Manis and
Caryn Roll Kirsh.
Naturally we welcome your suggestions and comments and look forward to meeting you during our
celebration of 5775.
On behalf of our entire committee I wish you peace and happiness for 5775 and may it be the best year
ever.
Nancy Cooperberg. Chair Religious Committee
TREASURER
Thank you for allowing me to be a part of the Shaare Zedek family. I believe I can provide some
additional insight, and guidance in the administration and financial matters of the synagogue during my
upcoming mandate as Treasurer.
Sid Rath CPA (c.g.a.)
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WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEE
This committee is dedicated to improving the Shaare Zedek website. We are lucky to have 2 web-savvy
ladies working to improve our digital image. Maria Campos is our new web-mistress and she is busy
building a user friendly and aesthetically beautiful website while Erin Silverstone is handling the Facebook and Twitter accounts.
The plan is to create an interactive hub that provides information on the goings on at the Shul for current
members and use the website as a platform to attract new members especially young families.
We hope to achieve a strong web presence that showcases all the wonderful events and activities that
take place at the Shaare Zedek.
If you have any ideas or would like to be part of this committee please email Caryn at
[email protected]
Please like and follow
Facebook Groups: Shaare Zedek Congregation , Shaare Zedek Sisterhood
Twitter:@Rebalan
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
The purpose of this committee is:
 To seek out new arrivals to the community, as well as residents who are not
affiliated with any local synagogue; to acquaint them with the various aspects of the
synagogue program, and with the synagogue's particular approach to Conservative
Judaism; and to extend to them a warm welcome to the synagogue and an
invitation to join.
 To encourage unaffiliated Jews to consider formal affiliation, stressing both the
privileges and responsibilities that come with synagogue membership, and to
embrace and orient new members to the congregation.
 To present to new members appropriate documentation of membership including a statement of the purposes of synagogue membership and a gift to mark their
formal association with the synagogue.
 To maintain an ongoing program of education that is designed to encourage
personal participation by all members in the synagogue, and to foster a feeling of genuine warmth in
the synagogue as a second home and family.
 To seek out marginal and inactive
members and to renew their interest
and participation in the synagogue
family, program and religious life of the
congregation.
 To call upon any member who resigns
while maintaining their residence and
seek to correct situations that have
resulted in the resignation.
 If anyone is interested in joining the
committee, please contact me at
[email protected].
Avner Cobrin
Membership Committee, Chairman
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Basic Jewish Concepts
New Class will begin in the fall and will continue
every Sunday at 9:30AM in the library for 12
months. Class will be given exclusively by Rabbi
Alan W. Bright. It will be an in depth study of
Jewish concepts, beliefs and rites. Books and
readings will be provided. Receiptable donation of
is available.
For registration please contact Rabbi Bright at
[email protected]
Watch for new
classes And
programs in the
RUTH KARPMAN
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Workshops with the Rabbi
Is there a particular topic that you would like
taught / discussed or reviewed? Email the Rabbi
and he will create an interesting workshop for all
to enjoy.
Lay Leader Shabbat
Are you interested in leading part of the Shabbat
services or give a Dvar Torah from the bimah? In
addition to our Youth Shabbat, your clergy are
planning a lay leader Shabbat where you can
actively participate by conducting parts (if not all)
of the service. The clergy will work with you to
prepare. If you’re interested, email
[email protected] and let me know.
Private Counseling
The Rabbi is always available for private or one
on one counseling sessions Call or email for appointments.
TORAH CLASS WITH ELIZABETH
Wednesdays at 10 AM in the Naomi and Richard
Davine Hall.
Tuesdays at 9:30 AM
For a few years a group of women have gathered
at Yosi's class at the Synagogue. We meet at 8:45 on
Tuesdays. We study all kinds of prayers and we are
prepared for Rosh Chodesh, Kabbalat Shabbat, the
Holidays and, the biggest event -The Book of Ruth
during Shavuot.
You can't read Hebrew? Not a problem! Transliteration
is freely available!
You don't have a good voice? This group was made for
you! This is not the Met or Broadway! We sing because
we love to and Yosi can make you sound good unless
you have been professionally diagnosed as tone deaf.
Yoga classes will resume with Barbara
Pearce on Wednesday afternoons.
We are fortunate to have our wonderful
teacher Barbara Pearce return again this
fall to lead us in our yoga practice.
Please join us for stretching, breathing
and relaxation techniques that will fill you
with inner peace and energy.
We learn as much about what we are singing as how to
do it. Yosi is a patient and thorough teacher.
We are all ages!
If you can join us on Tuesdays we would welcome you,
but if this is not a good time for you,plan to join us when
we conduct a Kabbalat Shabbat Service or chant the
Book of Ruth. Then we meet at night and you will
receive CD's to help you prepare.
For more information email Ellen at
[email protected]
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The committee is very happy to report that the annual raffle held on Thursday June 26, 2014 was again
very successful. We achieved our goal of netting a surplus of $120,000. Our thanks go out to all members who
pushed very hard to sell a total of 1,016 tickets. Special mention to our 3 leading ticket sellers, Dorel Industries,
Leon Penn and Larry Wexler.
This year, aside from the $18,000 grand prize, we added 10 prizes of $150 each and gave out almost 30
door prizes which included restaurant/food coupons, beauty salon gift certificates, jewelry, hockey tickets and
electronic items.
The evening began downstairs in the Ann Suliteanu Celebration Hall with an open bar, hors d’oeuvres and
a lovely buffet dinner. The draw itself was held in the Main Sanctuary where the Mayor of Cote St. Luc, Anthony
Housefather, acted as the Master of Ceremonies and kept everything running smoothly.
We look forward to another huge success next year, so please bookmark June 18, 2015 as the date for next
year’s raffle.
Lastly, we would like to thank our committee for making this event such a great success. Our thanks go
out to Bev Silverstone and Bev Rath, and of course we could not have achieved our goal without the advice and
leadership of our President, Ron Silverstone and our Executive Director, Nelly Kadoch.
Yasher Koach to all!
Lili Yesovitch
The Grand Prize of $18,000 was split by the three winners:
#129 Robert Miller,
#831 SPARX CANADA,
#340 Linnie Blauer.
Ron Silverstone
Alan Kenley
Avner Cobrin
Sid Rath
Dr. Michael Wasser
Dr. Connie Isenberg
Jesse Chaim
Nancy Cooperberg
Neil Greenspon
Ron Karpman
Stuart Korne
President
Immediate Past President
Vice President
Treasurer
Parnass
Recording Secretary
Robert Libman
Arthur Newman
Erika Rath
Brian Trottenberg
Manny Vineberg
Lili Yesovitch
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Monday, February 17, 2014 –
Congregational Breakfast sponsored
by Catherine and David Minsky in
observance of Yahrzzeit for his
mother Bella Minsky z”l.
Thursday, March 27, 2014 – Congregational Breakfast sponsored by Ivy and
Louis Westernoff in honour of the Bar
Mitzvah callup of their son, Spencer
Westernoff.
Friday, March 28, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Jesse Lubin,
Sheldon Lubin, Marc Choran and Derek
Linetsky in memory of Bill Hersh z”l.
Saturday, March 29, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush co-sponsored by Isaac
Mandelbaum and family in observance of
Yahrzeit for his wife Pola Mandelbaum
z”l.
Saturday, March 29, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush co-sponsored by Ivy and
Louis Westernoff in honour of the Bar
Mitzvah of their son Spencer Westernoff,
which will take place a Mincha Services.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Dr. Michael
Wasser in observance of Yahrzeit for his
father Kenneth Wasser z”l.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014 – Congregational Breakfast sponsored by Harvey
August on the conclusion of Shloshim
for his mother Ruth August z”l.
Friday, April 11, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Marilyn and
Avner Cobrin in honour of the naming of
their granddaughter.
Saturday, April 12, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Richard Davine
in honour of his 93rd birthday.
Saturday, April 19, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush co-sponsored by Lorna and
Phil Goldig in honour of his recitation of
the Haftarah and in observance of Yahrzeit for his father Baruch Goldig z”l.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush co- sponsored by Drs. Ann
and Morris Wechsler in honour of his
birthday.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014 - Congregational Kiddush co-sponsored by Carole and
Allen Spector.
Saturday, April 26, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Shaare Zedek
Sisterhood in honour of Esther Rabin.
Thursday, May 8, 2014 - Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Beverley and
Sidney Rath in honour of the upcoming
marriage of their son Zachary to Emily,
and in observance of Yahrzeit for his
sister, Bella Rath Chandler z"l.
Monday, May 12, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Shirley and Carl
Arfin in honour of the Auf Ruf of their
son Jonathan Arfin and his upcoming
marriage to Tara Saxe. The Breakfast is
being held in the Reception Hall on the
Lower Level. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Morris Meltzer
in observance of Yahrzeit for his mother
Pearl Meltzer z”l, his father Yerachmiel
Meltzer z”l and his brother Shmuel
Nachman Meltzer z”l.
Thursday, May 15, 2014 – Congregational Breakfast sponsored by Leonora Lalla
and Brian Trottenberg in honour of the
call-up of their son Gabriel Joseph.
Saturday, May 17, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Leonora Lalla
and Brian Trottenberg in honour of the
Bar Mitzvah of their son Gabriel Joseph.
Sunday, May 18, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Anna Engel in
observance of Yahrzeit for her husband
Issie Engel z”l.
Thursday, May 22, 2014 – Congregational Breakfast co-sponsored by Sarah and
Danny Samra in observance of Yahrzeit
for her mother Pnina Reingewirtz z”l and
by Ezekiel Litwack in appreciation to
Shaare Zedek Congregation.
Saturday, May 24, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Eliane and Michael Tozman in honour of the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter Ariel.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by the Cape Family
in observance of Yahrzeit for Michael
Lawrence Cape z”l.
Thursday, June 12, 2014 - Congregational Breakfast sponsored by Freya and
Martin Gordon in honour of the Auf Ruf
of Martin Isuster and his upcoming
marriage to their daughter Adina Gordon.
Saturday, June 21, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Meridee and
Barry Kotler in honour of the Auf Ruf of
Ilan Shedlaz and his upcoming marriage
to their daughter Julie Kotler.
Monday, June 23, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast
sponsored
by
Cindy
Rabinovitch and Mark Heller in honour
of the Bar Mitzvah callup of their son
Jordan Heller.
Saturday, June 28, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by the Salpeter and
Bornstein Families in honour of the
B’Nai Mitzvah of their children Natasha
Salpeter and Joshua Bornstein.
Thursday, July 3, 2014 – Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by the Berkofsky
family in honour of the Auf Ruf of Ryan
Berkofsky and his upcoming marriage to
Kayla Bultz.
Thursday, July 24, 2014 - Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by Joanne and
Benjamin Topor in observance of
Yahrzeit for his mother Chana Topor z”l
Monday, August 4, 2014 - Congregational Breakfast sponsored by the Segel
and Schwartz Families in observance of
Yahrzeit for David Segel z”l.
Friday, August 8, 2014 - Congregational
Breakfast sponsored by the Suliteanu
Family in observance of Yahrzeit for
Ann Rose Suliteanu z”l.
Saturday, August 9, 2014 – Congregational Kiddush sponsored by Rhona and
Dr. Jerry Rosenblatt and Dr. Jon Davine
in honour of Richard Davine reciting the
Haftarah.
Monday, August 11, 2014 – Congregational Breakfast sponsored by Sam
Karpman and Family in observance of
Yahrzeit for Ruth Karpman z”l.
A meaningful and appropriate way to celebrate a life cycle event/special occasion
or to observe a
yahrzeit is to sponsor a Kiddush or a Breakfast.
Please call Nelly Kadoch, Executive Director 514-484-1122 #105,
or email [email protected]
your request to the office, with your details.
If you would like to share a lifecycle event with the
congregation, please contact the synagogue office so that it may
be included in the Shabbat flyer.
Please remember to bring
Your own
Machzorim and tallitot for the
Sanctuary service
and the
Auxiliary service
for the high holy days
Sanctuary Service
Auxiliary Service
PLEASE NOTE:
The community is invited to attend religious services at
Shaare Zedek Congregation.
Copies of the Shabbat Flyer
and the
Koleinu Bulletin
are available by contacting the synagogue office.
TREE OF LIFE
Our Tree of Life is growing – the leaves and rocks are waiting for
inscriptions. Commemorate a
special occasion or a memoriam by purchasing a rock or a leaf.
Call the office for further information
514-484-1122
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Shaare Zedek, in conjunction with Hema Quebec, will be holding its 4th
annual Blood Drive.
DETAILS TO FOLLOW
We are very proud of the contribution we have made in past years and hope to
maintain the participation this year.
If you have never donated blood before, it’s never too late to start and if you did, please give again.
Giving blood is giving life…What a great mitzvah!
Thank you to all those who have sponsored the
flowers for the sanctuary
and the auxiliary services
for the High Holy Days.
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AUBERGE SHALOM POUR FEMMES: 25 YEARS OF SERVICE
During the harvest celebration of Sukkot, our synagogue will be joining with other Montreal synagogues to
participate in the Purple Ribbon Campaign to end conjugal violence. Purple ribbons will be tied in sukkahs,
shelters of peace, in honour of the women and children who have suffered conjugal violence and in recognition of
those who struggle against such violence in their lives. A ceremony, weaving together the Jewish themes of
Sukkot and reflection on the issue of conjugal violence will be held in sukkahs and rabbis will deliver sermons on
the issue.
Rabbi Twerski reminds us: It takes a community to end conjugal violence. Congregants are asked to wear the
purple ribbon as a symbol of commitment to ending the cycle of violence. Individual purple ribbons will be
available in the synagogues.
The Purple Ribbon Campaign is an initiative of Auberge Shalom pour femmes, a Centre for women and children
who are the victims of conjugal violence, offering shelter and counselling services to the Jewish community for 25
years.
Auberge Shalom pour femmes (MK Approved)
Shelter & 24 hr Support Line: (514) 731-0833
Counselling & Resource Office: (514) 485-4783
PO Box 386, Snowdon Station, Montreal, QC H3X 3T6
Www.aubergeshalom.org
The Flu Shot clinic will once again be
offered at Shaare Zedek Congregation,
in the fall.
Exact date to be announced.
FOLLOWING MORNING SERVICES
NO RESERVATION REQUIRED
Help us ensure our daily
Minyanim for those reciting
Kaddish or observing a
Yahrzeit.
Make this a part of YOUR
Weekly Spiritual Schedule.
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ADULT EDUCATION FUND
Ethel Phillips, Eileen & Sam Phillips
In memory of:
Father & Grandfather Maurice Phillips
Ethel Phillips
Refuah Shelema to:
BREAKFAST FUND
Sheila Pearl
In memory of:
Brother Harold Schaffer
Molly & David Adelsohn, Leah Adelsohn &
Hayden Berrnstein
Linny Blauer & Family
Harriey & Marvin Corber
Roz Wiener & Sam Hops
Penny Levine
Rhoda & Joel PInsky
Sondra & Martin Schwartz
Pauline & Jeffrey Segel
Edythe & Gordon Shore
Carole & Richard Venor
In honour of:
Richard Davine’s 93rd Birthday
Pearl & Lewis Cooper
In memory of:
Mother Cecille Cooper
FLOWER FUND
Beverly Suliteanu & Steve Fowler
In memory of:
Mother Ann Rose Suliteanu
HY BRODKIN MEMORIAL FUND
Gertie Brodkin
In memory of:
Mother-in-law Alice Brodkin
Brother-in-law Myer Brodkin
Husband Hy Brodkin
LILY & MOE CAPLAN MEMORIAL FUND
Ellen Pesner
In memory of:
Grandfather Israel Obrand
Ethel Phillips
In memory of:
Grandfather Osias Leckner who loved
flowers
Leba & Jack Cooperstone
In memory of:
Dr. Maurry Hart Epstein
Faigie Gutherz
Bram Eisenthal
In memory of:
Mother Mina Eisenthal
Sofia Eisenthal
Carl Gutman
In memory of:
Mother Hanka Gutman
Sister Celia Sultan
Rosalie & Bill Greenberg
In memory of:
Mother Lily Caplan
Father Moe Caplan
Arlene Gilman
Moe Gilman
FRANCES & CANTOR MENDEL FOGEL
FUND
Judy & Irving Katsof
In memory of:
Father Joseph Katsof
Father Irwin Shier
Rhodie & David Salzman
In memory of:
Cantor Mendel Fogel
Anita & Harvey Lyman
In memory of:
Sister Sandra Cohen
Frances & Norman Russman
In memory of:
Brother Harry Russman
GENERAL FUND
Anna & Avrum Nadler
In memory of:
Mother Mania Lea Braun
Father Morris Braun
Father Ben Nadler
Mother Rose Nadler
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUND
Claire Eidinger
In memory of:
Mother-in-law Rebecca Eidinger
Mother Polly Prashker
Ray & Moses Applebaum
Bryna Brodt
Ethel Phillips
In appreciation
Marion & Lazarus Caplan
Marsha Caplan
In honour of:
Israel Lipman’s 80th birthday
Sheila & Gerald Silverberg
In memory of:
Sister Elenor Hubscher
Daughter Marci Silverberg
Son Steven Silverberg
Clifford Herer
In support of Shaare Zedek’s initiative of
hosting the Interfaith Programme
NAOMI & RICHARD DAVINE FUND
Catherine & Marc Bailey
In memory of:
Father Nelson Bailey
Helaine Herman
In appreciation to:
Richard Davine
Ellen, Melissa and Russell Cape
In memory of:
Husband & Father Michael Cape
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Beatrice Raider
In memory of:
Mother Bella Mager
Brother Daniel Mager
Father Joseph Mager
Marla Richler
In memory of:
Mother Essie Gomberg
Neil Richler
In memory of:
Great-grandfather Joel Gomberg
Grandfather Louis Gomberg
Devorah & Dr. Leonard Rosenthall
In memory of:
Mother Eva Rosenthall
Lillian Rosenzweig
In memory of:
Father Jack Nudleman
Gloria & John Saputo
In memory of:
Ruth August
Grandmother Mary Bookman
Drs. Annette Majnemer & Michael
Shevell
In memory of:
Father Hershel Majnemer
Joyce & Alan Schwartz
In memory of:
Father Morty Obront
Ruth & Philip Shuster
In memory of:
George Shuster
Dorothy & Dr. J. Bernard Tonchin
In memory of:
Mother Mary Tonchin
Adelaida Wainder
In memory of:
Father Dr. Nathan Wainder
Judy & Philip Weinstein
In memory of:
Grandfather Dr. Emil Rosenbaum
Grandmother Anna Weinstein
Father J. David Weinstein
Sandra & Jeffrey Wolff
In memory of:
Father David Wolff
MORRIS H. GREENBERG MEMORIAL
FUND
Ruth & Arthur Greenberg
In honour of:
Caryl & Daniel Greenberg’s Wedding
Anniversary
Grandson Josh Greenberg’s graduation
from Rutgers
Marla Choslovsky & Paul Greenberg’s
25th Wedding Anniversary
Ruth & Arthur Greenberg
In memory of:
Mother Yetta Bernstein
Binnie Choslovsky
Father Morris H. Greenberg
Lillian Suliteanu
Grandfather Pesach Wolkove
Sheila & Dr. Harvey Gradinger
In memory of:
Bruce Cohen
Harry Greenberg
Esther Garbe Lipman
RUTH KARPMAN LIBRARY FUND
Ruth Chaimberg & Eleanor Mayne
In memory of:
Father Nathan Mayne
In honour of:
Special Birthday Eli Moscovitz
Ellen Pesner
In memory of:
Grandmother Rose Silver
In memory of:
Molly Felgar
KIDDUSH FUND
Susan & Stan Rozansky & Family
In memory of:
Father Howard Finkelberg
Mother Shirley Finkelberg
Father Saul Rozansky
Elizabeth & Rabbi Alan W. Bright
In appreciation to:
Carol & Harvey Solomon
Irina Guler & Boris Tartakofsky
In memory of:
Father Alexander Guler
Elizabeth Bright
In honour of:
Richard Davine’s 93rd birthday
In memory of:
Mother Sara Wexler
Franceen & Dr. Allan Finesilver
In honour of:
Debby Vineberg’s Special Birthday
Marilyn & Ben Weksler
In memory of:
Sister Sandra Schafer
Doreen & Jerry Levine
In honour of:
Ben Merson’s 92nd Birthday
LIBRARY FUND
Adeline & Bernard Bratz
In memory of:
Father Isaac Bratz
Father Harry Mandelcorn
Lila & Nathan Brotman
In memory of:
Mother Annie Strezavsky
In memory of:
Father David Goodman, Q.C.
Freya & Martin Gordon
In memory of:
Mother Lillian Gordon
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George Daniel
In memory of:
Morris Lovi
Rozalia Lovi
Marian & Marvin Frackt
In memory of:
Mother Dvorah Bercovitch
Miriam & Jack Hoffman
In memory of:
Mother Rose Bergman
Elaine & Syd Kronish
In memory of:
Mother Victoria Heller
Eleanor & Allan Levin
In memory of:
Father Benjamin Arthur Usheroff
Brother Jerry Usheroff
MINYANAIRES FUND
Sophie Landau
In memory of:
Father Mayer Ackerman
Sarah & Dr. Danny Samra
In memory of:
Father Dr. Ihsan Samra
Muriel Lichter
In appreciation
Thelma & Eddie Lesser
In memory of:
Father Henry Itcovitch
Jack Tabatchnick
In memory of:
Brother Saul Tabatchnick
Diane & Arthur Newman
In appreciation to:
Hy Garey
Ana & Maier Levac
In memory of:
Father Simcha Manascu
Drs. Ann & Morris Wechsler
In memory of:
Mother Tzipora Grisaru
Rhonda & Jacques Pepin
In appreciation to:
Shirley & Seymour Levine
In memory of:
Father Henry Levine
Mother Sadie Levine
Howard Zweig
In memory of:
Mother Hazel Zweig
Father Saul Zweig
Anita & Harvey Lyman
In memory of:
Father David Lyman
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Helen Kossy
In appreciation
Anna Engel & Norman Browman
In honour of:
Isaac Mandelbaum’s Special Birthday
Marcie, Mark, Mitchell & Brooke
Fergenbaum
Ruth Horwitz
Francie & Murray Krane
Rona & Irving Narvey
Sheila & Paul Pinsler
In honour of:
50th Wedding Anniversary of Marlene &
Buddy Manis
Marilyn Miller
In memory of:
Mother Freda Kohn
Sandy Baitel & Paul Morton
In memory of:
Father Irving Morton
Mother Reba Morton
Marlene & Buddy Manis
Refuah Shelema to:
Estelle Ramelson
Seymour Pearl
In memory of:
Father Max Pearl
Ian Brock
Elaine & Stephen Wohl
In memory of:
Father Moe Brock
Rhonda & Jacques Pepin
In memory of:
Mother Kate Jaslow
Brother Morris Jaslow
Carole & Eddie Burack
In memory of:
Mother Rose Spiegelblatt Lowsky
Esther Rabin
In memory of:
Husband Henry Rabin
Mary Fowler
The MacKay Staff
Merilee Merovitz
Sheila Stein & Joe Nadrich
Roberto Ortiz
In memory of:
Robert Dorfman
Sarah & Allan Rakofsky
In memory of:
Father Max Polsky
Paula & Milton Joseph
In memory of:
Brother Carl Frai
Mother Nettie Joseph
Audrey & Dr. Robert Rosenfeld
In memory of:
Mother Rose Rosenfeld
Sandra & Hy Reinish
In memory of:
Mother Ida Reinish
Father Joseph Reinish
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Marion & Lazarus Caplan
Caryn Roll & Richard Kirsch
Gitty Harte
In appreciation
Shirley & Reuben Spector
In appreciation to:
LILY & LOUIS RABINOVITCH MEMORIAL
FUND
Evelyn & Irving Rabinovitch
In honour of:
Marriage of Dr. & Mrs. David Amdursky’s son
Lou Krakower’s Special Birthday
Bat Mitzvah of Francie & Murray Krane’s
granddaughter Brianna
50th Wedding Anniversary of Marlene &
Buddy Manis
Birthdays of Eleanor & Harris Mitchell
Marriage of Mr. & Mrs. Moshe Ben
Shach’s son
In memory of:
Issie Chadnick
Annette Gossack
Shirley Jackson
Lou Levitt
Brother Stanley Rabinovitch
Mary Schwartz
DAVID & EVELYN SEGEL MEMORIAL
FUND
Diane & Rickey Adler
Heather & Jon Amiel
Renna Bassal & Family
Ron Bernbaum, Albert Labelle and
Everyone at PearTree
Carole & Myer Bick
Harriet Star & Howard Bisgold
Candy & Arthur Blumer
Teresa Borsellino
Helene & Norman Braunstein
Mariam Bowen & Chuck Breger
Barbara & Nathan Bregman
Barbara Lang & Tom Caplan
Jenny Chang
Barbara & Steve Coplan
Tina & David Cytrynbaum
Sandy & Stan Cytrynbaum
Richard Davine
Marla Wexler & Earl Diamond
Rupert Duchesne
Freda Dym, Maureen & Jack Dym &
Family
Linda & Solly Feldman
Lisa Backman & Tal Finkelstein
Lola Friedman
Anita & Rony Gabbay & Family
Jody Mintz & Michael Ginsberg &
Family
Gertrude Goldberg
Lori & Hershey Goldenblatt
Nancy & Tom Golberg
Sheryl & Ira Goldstein
Brenda & Eric Gralnick
Rosalie & Bill Greenberg
Valerie, Andrew & Ainsley Grove
Gloria Hopkins
Tara Laufer & Bruce Isenberg
Sonja Isenberg
Linda Israel
The Kashenberg Family
Marcy & Jeffrey Katz & Family
Judith Lifshitz, Danny Kaufer, Emily &
Rebecca Kaufer
Frances & Gerald Kessner
Khoi Institute
Marlene & Joel King
Elisabeth Klaus
Alice Herscovitch & Robert Kleinman
Gita & Bill Kotansky
Adriana Kotler
Elana & Michael Kotler
Joy & Larry Kurlender
Sheila Kussner
Sandi & Steve Lash
Gloria & Rick Leckner
Tina Baer, Lauren Baer & Stan Leibner
Ana & Maier Levac
Gertie Lifshitz
Carol & Larry Lifshitz
Judy & Gerald Litwin
Cathy & Greg Luger
Kitty & Danny Markuze
Elaine & Ted Matthews
Barbara Mayman
Merchant Custom Brokers
Elana & Jamie Minzberg
Fetneh Monajem
Anne & Phil Morganstein
Cindy & Freddy Naimer
Diane & Arthur Newman
Colleen O’Donnell
Barry Pascal
Florence & Leon Penn
Rhonda & Jacques Pepin & Family
Josie Perschino
Barbara & Stanley Plotnick
Sarah Rak
Ellen & Jon Reider
Frances Richman
Mina & Mark Richman
Dana Schwartz, Michael & Ryan
Rishikof
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Rosenberg
Lenny Rosenberg & Family
Joyce & Chuck Rubin
Gail & Roland Salem
Judi & Brian Scherzer
Randee & Steven Schneiderman
The Schwam Family
Joyce & Allan Schwartz
Sunshine, Bram, April & Ryan Schwartz
Alana, Howard, Alli, Melanie & William
Schwartz
Eileen Ramos Segal & Joel Segal
Lauren Shayne Gershonovitch & Lois
Shayne
Ellen & Fred Sheeri
Adele & Larry Sidel
Heidi & Murray Sklar
Carol & Harvey Solomon
Wendy & Mark Spatzner
Carole & Allen Spector
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Arlene & Jenna Star
Debbie Talker
Joyce & Marvin Tanner
Tekram
Shari, Michael, Sean & Ryan Tepper
Adriano Terra
Lily Tock
Gail & Stephen Victor
Rhoda & Robert Vineberg
Charna & Larry Wexler
Neil Wiener
Westgrove
Roz & Ed Wyse
Rachelle, Jon & Maya Wyse
Liz & Dr. Joseph Yermus
Kathy & Allan Zuckerman
In memory of:
Evelyn Segel
SHAARE ZEDEK SISTERHOOD
Esther Rabin
In appreciation to:
Shaare Zedek Sisterhood
Ruth Chaimberg
Nellie Najman-Fichtenbaum
Sarah & Danny Samra
In honour of:
Esther Rabin’s longstanding devotion to
Shaare Zedek Sisterhood
Leona & Eddy Jasnoch
In honour of:
Ellen Pesner’s Installation as Sisterhood
Co-President
In honour of:
Stanley Clamen’s Special Birthday
Esther Rabin’s Birthday
Beverly & Ron Silverstone
In honour of:
Carole Burke & Ellen Pesner’s Installation as
Sisterhood Co-Presidents
In honour of:
Carole Burke’s birthday
Edythe & Gordon shore
In memory of:
Sister Betty Kling
Brother-in-law Seigfred Kling
Sister Catherine Mackler
Brother-in-law Samuel Mackler
ANN ROSE SULITEANU CELEBRATION
HALL FUND
Dr. Jerrold M. Zikman
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
Jamie Goren
In appreciation to:
Michael Suliteanu
Rose Krulewitz
In honour of:
Beatrice Sherman’s 100th Birthday
KENNETH & LENORE WASSER
MEMORIAL FUND
Lil & Jack Margolis
In honour of:
Wedding of Mitzi & Hilel Becker’s
Granddaughter
Special Birthday of Sadie Kaplan
Dr. Michael Wasser
In memory of:
Mother Lenore Wasser
WOMEN’S ROSH CHODESH FUND
Lolita Hasid
In memory of:
Husband Leon Hasid
Father Pinhas Weintraub
ZEDAKAH FUND
Sally & Chaim Rothman
In appreciation
Emma Weinberger
In appreciation
Penny Levine
In appreciation to:
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen
Renée Rubinstein
In appreciation of:
Mishe Berach
Isaac Blaichman
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
Diane & Hyman Granofsky
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
Gerald Steinberg
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
Father Issie Bubis
Ellen Cytrynbaum & Harvey Buksbaum
In memory of:
Father Markus Buksbaum
Carole & Eddie Burack
In memory of:
Mother Rachel Burack
Anna & Irving Choran
In memory of:
Mother Helen Steinman
Manny Morton
In honour of:
Birth of Grandson Brandyn Riley
In memory of:
Father Louis Coplan
Arlene & Mac Browman
Refuah Shelema to:
Howard Wolfe
Marilyn & Issie Fisher
In memory of:
Father Joseph Fisher
Mother Yetta Fisher
Mother Mildred Keyes
Father Philip Keyes
Claire Eidinger
Refuah Shelema to:
Bonnie Merson
Julie Kowarsky
Sonia Oberman
Refuah Shelema to:
David Rubinstein
Leiba & Charles Adams
In memory of:
Rhoda Levine
Allan Berger
In memory of:
Father Nathan Berger
Grandfather Jack Bigler
Judith & Morton Beutel
In memory of:
Father Benjamin Beutel
Mother Rachel Beutel
Sybille Levinson Zanger
Frances & Benny Bokser
In memory of:
Father Hersh Bokser
Mother Ronnie Rubin
Judy & Norman Bubis
In memory of:
Mother Ella Bubis
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Jolana Fogel
In memory of:
Fogel & Baumberger Families
Ruth Friedman
In memory of:
Father-in-law Jacob Friedman
Husband Wolfe Friedman, Q.C.
Sister Sophie Jaschik
Mother Celia Kizner
Sheila & Dr. Harvey Gradinger
In memory of:
Anita (Connie) Davis
Fred Lackstone
Molly Markus
Eva Leitner-Reichmann
Diane & Hyman Granofsky
In memory of:
Father Myer Louis Caplan
Father Israel Granofsky
Regina & Nahum Halpern
In memory of:
Father Joshua Halpern
Mother Sara Halpern
Helaine Herman
In memory of:
Leatrice Kaplan
Miriam & Jack Hoffman
In memory of:
Father Paul Hoffman
Dana Idlovitch
In memory of:
Parents & Siblings
Bella & Edward Kasner
In memory of:
Mother Tillie Solak
Sister Zelda Solak
Judy & Irving Katsof
In memory of:
Mother Rose Katsof
Ruth & Archie Katz
In memory of:
Father Louis Teitelbaum
Hazel Kaufman
In memory of:
Mother Rose Geffin
Father Samuel Geffin
Bonnie & Bart Kitner
In memory of:
Robert Dorfman
Murray Kitner
In memory of:
Wife Charlotte Kitner
Rose Krulewitz
In memory of:
Mother Goldie Eisenstat
Brother Irving Eisenstat
Brother Jack Eisenstat
Father Louis Eisenstat
Brother Manny Eisenstat
Beatrice Krupp
In memory of:
Brother Morty Brownstein
Penny Levine
In memory of:
Mother Evelyn Levine
Marilyn E. Levy
In memory of:
Grandmother Celia Bercovitch
Aunt Sylvia L. Katz
Mother Eva Levy
Father Harold Levy
Grandfather Simon Levy
Aunt Beatrice L. Safran
Judy & Gerald Litwin
In memory of:
Mother Basia Marmerstein
Father Sascha Marmerstein
Isaac Mandelbaum
In memory of:
Wife Pola Mandelbaum
Lil & Jack Margolis
In memory of:
Ruth Dick
Len Fine
Father Nathan Kaplan
Mother Esther Michla Margolis
Shirley & Ben Meltzer
In memory of:
Father Jacob Lang
Bonnie & Mark Merson
In memory of:
Father Melvin Stober
Gerald Miller
In memory of:
Mother Beulah Miller
Father Jack Miller
Zelda & Lionel Mincoff
In memory of:
Mother Yetta Mincoff
Brother Jack Prosterman
Father Morris Prosterman
Manny Morton
In memory of:
Mother Molly Morton
Julia & Ron Nelson
In memory of:
Brother Marc Nelson
Mona & Dr. Arthur Propst
In memory of:
Mother Eileen Propst
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Diana Robinson
In memory of:
Sister Bunny Binder
Susan & Stan Rozansky
In memory of:
Mother Shirley Finkelberg
Renée Rubinstein
In memory of:
Father Franc Ackermann
Drs. Shirley Blaichman & Mel Schwartz
In memory of:
Father Sam Blaichman
Rita Shapiro
In memory of:
Son Douglas Shapiro
Pauline & Jeffrey Segel
In memory of:
Father Morris Pozniak
Mother Norma Pozniak
Carole & Allen Spector
In memory of:
Father Louis Handelsman
Mother Emily Spector
Grandmother Rose Spector
Drs. Ann & Morris Wechsler
In memory of:
Father Abraham Grisaru
Brother-in-law Joseph Sternberg
Father Frank Wechsler
Mother Pearl Wexler
Carolyn, Robert & Sarah Zelman
In memory of:
Aunt Sorrel Sherman
Gertie Zlatkin
In memory of:
Bernice Werber
Kathy & Allan Zuckerman
In memory of:
Grandmother Rebecca Eidinger
Grandmother Polly Prashker
In Memoriam
We record the sacred memory of our dearly departed on the occasion of their yahrzeit anniversaries which occur:
Please note tthat a name preceded by an asterisk denotes a memorial plaque purchased in their honour.
Should you wish to purchase a plaque in honour of your loved one, please call the office.
September 7 – September 13, 2014 ** 12 Elul – 18 Elul 5774
*Sam Kozlick
Rachmiel Zlatkin
Charles Lassner
*Bernard Gradinger
Ben Harris
Morris Pinchuk
Edith Zuker
Helen Schneidman
*Nathan Auerbach
Marie Blitz
Mali Rabin
Mollie Schwartz
Elochai Sitkofsky
Fanny Weintraub
*Joel B. Davine
Joe Yesovitch
Phillip Chafetz
Miriam Gelbart
Izela Heitner
Louis Schneidman
Sam Wasserman
Abraham Bernstein
Moses Aaron Halperin
Bella Shier
Sam Kagan
*Mordechai Baron
Branna Salmonovitch
September 14 – September 20, 2014 ** 19 Elul – 25 Elul 5774
Sidney Harris
Bernard Blicher
Judge Edwin Kimelman
Rose Sklar
Harold Novolker
Rena Kanofsky Smith
*Harry Schneider
Fanny Cohen
Ada Davis
Jacob Levy
Betty Polsky
*Leo Schwartz
Myer Adler
*Elsie Kaplan
Fanny (Faye) Pessin
*Evelyn Rosenstein
Adele Segall
Shirley Smalkin
Anne Stieber
Dr. Sydney Weller
Samuel Leibovici
Shalom Kreinovitz
Henry Cohen
Ruben Agensky
Celia Brownstein
*Louis Mindlin
Hymie Zolov
September 28 – October 4, 2014 ** 4 Tishrei – 10 Tishrei 5775
Joseph Gelbart
*Igal Morton
Beatrice Rabinovitch
*Leah Redler
Zygmund Schipper
*Esther Yudin
*Bertha Gradinger
*Max Clamen
*Mary Berkow
*Charlie Bordoff
Sarah Eligberg
*Arthur King
*Sol Krupp
Isidore Rosen
Barry Kenneth Salmanovitch
-Solomon
Ben Stein
Yetta Venor
*Cantor Mendel Fogel
Dr. Philip Eibel
Gerald Karanofsky
Jean Rosenblum
*William Silverman
Freda Solomon
Jean Joseph
Max Rubinstein
Norma Solomon
Moses Angert
Julius Cohen
Hersch Fuchs
Kalman Fuchs
Rachel Fuchs
Rachel Goldig
Zela Hershenfield
Faiga Lazencki
Isaac Lazencki
Moric Perera
Edward Greenspon
*Jacob Cyment
*Chana Cyment
Anna Dortort
Franz Dortort
October 5 – October 11, 2014 ** 11 Tishrei – 17 Tishrei 5775
Fanny Rifke Bernstein
Fred Goffman
*William Newman
Frank Weigensberg
Shirley Goodman
Kayla Granofsky
Carol Simcoe Jones
Harold Rosen
Edward Rosenthall
William Finesilver
Rose Cohen
Sam Davine
Pauline Gurevitch
Fred Serchuk
Ella Lesser
Benny Horowitz
Lena Lann Shear
*Alan S. Pesner
*Minnie Seal
*Moses Segel
Jack Wiseman
Margaret Etinson
*Hyman Mincoff
May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life.
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Abe Geringer
Lily Adler-Speigel
Bernard Fuchs
Marvin Goldenberg
Ida Henneman
*Manuel Lurie
Robert Harte
Sam Goodman
In Memoriam
October 12 – October 18, 2014 ** 18 Tishrei – 24 Tishrei 5775
*Benjamin Brownstein
*Miriam Cooperstone
*Dr. Jack Eisenstat
Alice Lallouz
*Evelyn (Albert) Merson
*Mary Mindlin
Ben Weider
Benjamin Levine
Abe Morantz
Irene Rotblatt
Yochonon Sklar
David Tomarkin
Bertha Weinstein
*Rena Frank
Abie Moscovitch
*Minnie Wolff
Moses Eibel
Daniel Fishman
Morton Freedman
Rivkah Guberek
Annie Litwin
Henry Marchand
Dr. Ari Mermelstein
Moe Perlman
Laya Wolkove
Bessie Berenbaum
Avrum Maier Fogel
Sophie Nerwen
*Annie Raider
Claire Sagan
Liz Lukshinski
Ida Raizer
Polly Bellman
October 19 – October 25, 2014 ** 25 Tishrei – 1 Cheshvan 5775
Itzchak Abramovitz
Louis Gutman
*Stanley Pinkus
David Shuster
Claire Wasser
Hyman Bromberg
Annie Stober Caplovitch
*Esther Carin
Simon Weisberg
Dorothy Pantel
*Dr. Jacques Chalouh
Saul Mehlman
*Dina Meltzer
Beatrice Seidman
Joe Cooperberg
Dr. Fred Schwartz
Ruth Cleman
Hazel Garber
Esther Hoffman
Kay Katz
Moe Markis
Edward Isidore Abrahams
Abraham Brownstein
Miriam Horlick
Zadok Rabinovitch
Morris Rottenberg
Polly Schneidman
James Stavitsky
Rhoda Wiener
Saul Hittner
October 26 – November 1, 2014 ** 2 Cheshvan - ** Cheshvan 5775
Edith Newman
*Samuel Shapiro
Clara Abramovitch
David Peletz
Pesha Schwartz
Benjamin Arthur Usheroff
Hyman Berall
*Rita Druker
*Louie Goffman
*Isidore Lipkus
Lily Lyman
Doris Zilbert Wiseman
Abe Fallis
Moe Herer
Barney Alexander Portigal
*Louis Rubenstein
*Lily Weigensberg
*Jack Bright
*Paula Bright
Edith Melamed
Gerry Schwartz
Pearl Usheroff
Leonard Bercovitz
David Goodman
Levy Weiner
November 2 – November 8, 2014 ** 9 Cheshvan – 15 Cheshvan 5775
Valerie Coviensky
*Irvin Lesk
Irving Moscovitz
Sam Solak
Max Weigensberg
Jacob Kurland
Masia Bokser
*Louis Isenberg
Samuel Phillips
*Dr. David Kobernick
Fay Barmish
*Bernard Bick
*Sarah Pinsky
*Bessie Wexler
Morton Randolph
Tommy Lawrence
Marvin Schachter
Ruth Metzendorf
*Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell
*Sybill Wolff
Moses (Moe) Stober
*Adam Benjamin Balinsky
*Yosef Beer
Nathan Berkow
*Beatrice Cobrin
Susan Glynn
*Polly Wolkove Greenberg
Arthur Rosenbluth
Johanna Schipper
ETERNAL GARDENS CEMETERY,
BEACONSFIELD
We would like to advise you that cemetery plots are available. Please contact the synagogue office for details.
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In Memoriam
*Katie Aptacker
Molly Cooperberg
*Gordon Grodinsky
Harry Baimel
Henry Eibel
Henry Freedman
Ella Gilbert
Jack Hirsch
*Pearl Wexler
Willie Zaritsky
Bessie Brandman
Jacob Stein
*Hy Busgang
Harry Harris
Sam Millman
Louise Sykes Brown
Esther Clement
Miriam Ejdelman
*Stanley Solomon Golberg
Sol Goldstein
*Isidore Simon
Abraham Cooper
Bill Herscovitch
Harry George Mendelsohn
Pearl Rosenstein
Harry Toulch
Mildred Halpern
Bessie Lifshitz
Frances Sternberg
Peretz Tonchin
Frances Finesilver
Saul Cooper
Ida Prince
Malca Rubin Robinson
*Tina Rosen
Dr. Earl Sharfman
Majer Metzendorf
Irving Bromberg
Myer Coviensky
Arthur Grumet
Molly Libman
David Rosenstein
Saul Shein
Malvina Suliteanu
Sam Teitelbaum
*Jeffrey Brull
Benjamin Etinson
Moe Goldstein
Sam Redler
Sarah Lubin
*Minnie Reinblatt
Miriam Sternklar
Rachel Zimelstern
*Louis Brown
*David Caplan
Ben Izenberg
Irwin Stanley H. Lehrer
Molly Mayne
Samuel Sternklar
Hilda Fisher
Jean Burke
Dina Klieger Ackermann
Arthur Cohen
David Moscovitz
Rose Naimer
*Hinda Deckelbaum
Saul (Shoil) Katz
*Lillian Kobernick
Bert Narvey
November 23 – November 30, 2014 ** 1 Kislev – 8 Kislev 5775
Jennie Bromberg
Rosalind Cobrin
Sam Itkin
Becky Jonas
Shulamit Karger
Anna Kaufman
Toba Lazarus
Edward Leckner
*Rose Silver
*Israel Frackt
Sam Greenbaum
Sylvia Melworm
*Sidney Goloff
Blima Goldstein
*Bob Gradinger
Rhoda Kowarsky
Molly Mandelcorn
*Saul Stein
Lorraine Wolfson
*Lil Abrahams
Harry Morris
Burton Steinberg
*Hagit Samet
Elsie Furman
*Molly Bodenstein
Nathan Gedalof
*Max Ross
*Annie Beral
Morris Cudzinowski
Rebetzen Sarah Indech
*Harry Levitan
Moe Propst
Arthur Schipper
*Buzzy Shapiro
Barney Solomon
*Max Whiteman
Bessie Morris
Sydney Burn
*Ben Davine
Yetta Fisher
Sharon Smith
Rebecca Venor
Benjamin Suchestow
*Barbara Rothman
DOWN:
2. Diaspora; 3. Meal; 4. Kaddish; 5. Tallit; 6. Lox; 9. Repentance; 10. Fasting; 11. Tishri; 15. Eden; 17. Life; 21.
Atonement; 22. Deborah; 23. Sarah; 24. Tekiah; 26. Hatikvah; 30. New Year; 32. Honey; 33. Jacob; 34. Yizkor;
36. Joseph; 37. Safed; 39. Yam.
HIGH HOLIDAYS 2014 – SOLUTION
ACROSS:
1.Bread; 4. Kittel; 7. Israel; 8. Tova; 12. Rabin; 13. Kol Nidre; 14. Tel; 16. Neilah; 18. Isaac; 19. Baron; 20. Maimonides;
25. Aruch; 27.Brachot; 28. Ark; 29. Olam; 31. Asher; 35. White; 36. Jonah; 37. Shofar; 38. Knesset; 40. Round;
41. Samuel.
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Sunday
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
Office Closed
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
6 Elul
7
8
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
12 Elul
14
13 Elul
15
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
19 Elul
21
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
26 Elul
28
§7:25PM
Fast of Gedaliah
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
21 Elul
23
27 Elul
29
22 Elul
24
¡¡6:30PM
Erev Rosh Hashanah
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
28 Elul
S=7:00AM
M/M=7:30PM
29 Elul
30
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Fast begins @
6:49AM
Fast ends @
7:25PM
4 Tishri
5 Tishri
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
6 Tishri
43
§8:08PM
Kee Tetze
S=9:15AM
M/M=7:05PM
10 Elul
11 Elul
¡¡6:53PM
13
§7:54PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Kee Tavo
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:55PM
17 Elul
18 Elul
16 Elul
19
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Saturday
6
S=7:00AM
M/M=7:00PM
12
18
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
¡¡7:07PM
9 Elul
15 Elul
17
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
20 Elul
22
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
14 Elul
16
S=7:00AM
M/M=7:00PM
11
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Friday
5
8 Elul
10
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Thursday
4
S=7:00AM
M/M=7:00PM
7 Elul
9
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Wednesday
3
¡¡6:40PM
20
§7:41PM
Selihot
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Nitzavim
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:40PM
25 Elul
23 Elul
24 Elul
25§7:31PM/¡¡7:31PM
26§7:29PM/¡¡6:26PM
S=8:30AM
M/M=7:30PM
Tashlich
=5:30PM
McDowell Park
See Schedule
of Services
S=8:30AM
M/M=6:00PM
See Schedule
of Services
Haazinu
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:25PM
1 Tishri
2 Tishri
3 Tishri
Rosh Hashanah I
Rosh Hashanah II
27
§7:27PM
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Thursday
2
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
3
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
7 Tishri
5
6
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
7
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
12 Tishri
13 Tishri
11 Tishri
12
8
13
14
Hol Hamoed Sukkot II Hol Hamoed Sukkot III Hol Hamoed Sukkot IV
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
Thanksgiving
Office is
closed
18 Tishri
19
19 Tishri
20
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
2 Heshvan
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
Erev Yom Kippur
9
Sukkot I
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:00PM
10 Tishri
Sukkot II
17 Tishri
16 Tishri
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:00PM
Hakafot
Simchat Torah
Celebration @
6PM
S=9:30AM
Hakafot
@10AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
¡¡5:36PM
Rosh Hodesh I
BERESHIT
S=9:15AM
M/M=5:45PM
24 Tishri
25
§6:37PM
Rosh Hodesh II
NOAH
S=9:15AM
M/M=5:35PM
30 Tishri
1 Heshvan
31
¡¡5:25PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
3 Heshvan
4 Heshvan
5 Heshvan
6 Heshvan
7 Heshvan
44
§6:49PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
29 Tishri
30
18
23 Tishri
24
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
28 Tishri
29
Simchat Torah
22 Tishri
23
§7:01PM
Hol Hamoed Sukkot I
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:00PM
17§6:50PM/¡¡5:47PM
21 Tishri
11
S=9:15AM
M/M=6:00PM
15 Tishri
Shemini Atzeret
(Yizkor)
§7:14PM
Yom Kippur (Yizkor)
9 Tishri
10§7:03PM/¡¡6:00PM
16§6:52PM/¡¡6:52PM
Hoshanah Rabbah
4
S=9:30AM
Sermon/Yizkor
=11:45PM
See Holiday
Schedule
8 Tishri
§7:05PM/¡¡7:05PM
Saturday
S=7:00AM
Mincha=1PM
Kol Nidre
=6:15PM
14 Tishri
27 Tishri
28
¡¡6:13PM
15§6:54PM/¡¡5:51PM
22
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
26 Tishri
27
Erev Sukkot
20 Tishri
21
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
25 Tishri
26
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
¡¡6:03PM
Friday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
§6:26PM
LEKH LEKHA
S=9:15AM
M/M=5:25PM
8 Heshvan
2
3
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
4
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
VAYERA
S=9:15AM
M/M=4:15PM
10 Heshvan
11 Heshvan
12 Heshvan
13 Heshvan
14 Heshvan
15 Heshvan
11
Rosh Hodesh
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
1 Kislev
12
13
14
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
17 Heshvan
18 Heshvan
19 Heshvan
20 Heshvan
18
19
20
¡¡4:07PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
15
HAYE SARAH
S=9:15AM
M/M=4:05PM
21 Heshvan
21
¡¡4:01PM
§5:09PM
22 Heshvan
22
§5:03PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
TOLEDOT
S=9:15AM
M/M=4:00PM
24 Heshvan
25 Heshvan
26 Heshvan
27 Heshvan
28 Heshvan
29 Heshvan
23 Heshvan
23
§5:17PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
17
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
8
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
16 Heshvan
16
7
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
10
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
6
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
9 Heshvan
9
5
¡¡4:15PM
24
25
26
27
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
2 Kislev
3 Kislev
4 Kislev
30
S=8:45AM
M/M=6:00PM
8 Kislev
45
28
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
5 Kislev
¡¡3:56PM
S=7:00AM
M/M=6:00PM
6 Kislev
29
§4:58PM
VAYETZE
S=9:15AM
M/M=4:00PM
7 Kislev
8585 Blvd. St. Laurent, Suite 400, Montreal, QC H2P 2M9
46
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