MONTHLY BULLETIN - the Congregation Beth Sholom

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MONTHLY BULLETIN
Volume #LX
August - September 2016 ● Tammuz ~ Av ~ Elul 5776
THREE WEEKS - JULY 24 - AUGUST 14
August 13th & 14th
TISHA B’AV SERVICES
Saturday, August 12th (evening)
Mincha
5:30 pm
Fast Begins 8:10 pm
Maariv
9:20 pm
Sunday, August 14th
Shacharit 8:00 am
Mincha
2:00 pm (early)
Mincha
7:40 pm
Maariv
8:20 pm
Fast concludes at 8:45 pm
Beth Sholom Sisterhood & Men’s Club
invite you to Frontier Field for
BBQ & Baseball
Monday, August 29
Picnic Dinner: 6:00pm
Game Time: 7:05pm
$20 for adults
$15 for children ages 4-13
(Children 3 and under are free)
$7 per person for Game Only
RSVP no later than Monday, August 22
Register online: www.bethsholomrochester.com
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THE THREE WEEKS
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The 17 of Tammuz (July 24) begins a period of
three weeks of national mourning, which culminates on Tisha B’Av (August 14), the day which
commemorates the destruction of both Temples in
Jerusalem. Jewish law and practice have developed
several degrees of mourning beginning with 17th
Tammuz reaching its solemn climax on Tisha B’Av
and tapering off gradually in the day after Tisha
B’Av.
No marriage or other festive occasions are held.
Haircutting and listening to music are curtailed until
after Tisha B’Av. No new clothing should be bought
or worn during this time. The blessing of
Shehecheyanu is not said during the “three weeks”
and therefore, no new fruit should be eaten for the
first time in the season during this period. (Some
authorities make Shabbos an exception with regard
to Shehecheyanu)
The 17th of Tammuz (July 24 observed)
Tammuz 17th must be observed, health permitting, as a fast day by boys 13 and older and girls
12 and older.
The Nine Days (August 5 - 14)
The Nine Days are from first of Av until the
afternoon of the 10th of Av. During this time
(excluding the Shabbos) no meat or wine is permitted.
Tisha B’Av
(August 14)
The fast begins at sunset of the previous day and
terminates at nightfall of the next day. No joy of
any kind is permitted on Tisha B’Av, not even studying the Torah, except portions dealing with the Destruction of the Bays Hamikdosh, etc. Wearing of
leather shoes is not permitted. Until the afternoon,
it is not permitted to sit on a chair, but only a low
stool or on the floor. Eicha and Kinnos (dirges) are
recited and Tallis and Tefillin are put on in the afternoon for Mincha instead of in the morning.
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Congregation Beth Sholom, Rochester, New York
GETTING A HEAD START
Although we may have Sukkot in the snow, I am kind of excited to have the High Holiday season
begin in October. Unlike most years when as the school bells ring we know it’s a sign for the Shofar to
sound, this year we are given almost an entire month to prepare for the Days of Awe, the days when
the book of Life is open for our taking.
Not only is the late coming good for preparation time, it also sets the entire Holiday season extremely
close to the actual date for the Presidential elections. That being said, we should use this time to get
excited for the opportunity of September.
So the question becomes, how will we decide to vote? We must realize that this is a very important
questions and it has nothing to do with November. I fear that the political season will distract us from
the more important voting of October. I am referring to how we will vote for ourselves, our synagogue,
community, and our world. Hashem wants to see that we take this voting seriously, and we have to
commit ourselves, through the extra time given, to ponder and clarify what it is we need for the
welfare of our Jewish experience.
Here are a few ideas that can help us get started.
Torah first- One of the best ways to feel like you are connecting to Hashem and the Jewish people
is through the study of Torah. There is no shortage of information on every Torah portion, all
areas of Jewish Law, Talmud, and Midrash, google anything and you will find it. Also look into
the many learning opportunities our Shul provides on a weekly basis. If you need any assistance
on any learning initiative please feel free to contact me.
Prayer- Every single day we are given at least three opportunities to speak to Hashem to ask Him
for the things we need, the things we want for both ourselves and for mankind. Prayer is the
greatest comfort zone that we have to feel like we are doing the right thing and having a
sincere conversation with G-d.
Pray with a Minyan- One of the most cherished features of Judaism is that people come together
and unit in the service of G-d, join the force, be in Shul when there is Minyan, the value is
unmeasurable.
Student of Avraham- We read all about Avraham on Rosh Hashanah, we might as well get a
heads start and follow his lead. Let us look to how we can be more welcoming to guests, ask
who is in need of a visit, would appreciate a phone call, and needs a helping hand, all the
things which show that we are interested in helping others.
Connection to Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael- Learn the history of our people and our homeland,
learn about the past and the present. Entering into the High Holidays we recognize that
Hashem is the king over the entire world and we are His people taking care of His palace. This
stage might be the most introspective, it may lack in action, but when truly understood, it helps
with all the other categories, it brings us to our feet and helps shape what we decide to do
daily.
We will be voting for a healthy and sweet new year, a year filled with blessing and peace, a year filled
with inspiration and motivation, and now is the time to think of how all the things we want to vote for
will become a reality. Let us begin with the month of August and cherish the entire month of
September to get us ready for a year where we know we voted correctly, where we vote for all that
Hashem is anticipating us to do.
Bi’Hatzlacha,
~Rabbi Avi Kilimnick
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
At our annual meeting in June I had the great pleasure of announcing that this year, at our Ambassadors of Humanity gala
we will be changing things up a bit. We usually announce an
honoree on behalf of our Shule, an honoree on behalf of Israel,
and an honoree on behalf of our community. This year our
designated honorees fit all of those categories and more. With
great pleasure and respect we will be honoring our very own
Rabbi Shaya and Nechie Kilimnick at our annual Ambassadors
of Humanity event. It promises to be quite an evening. The
date is yet to be determined but this coming year plan on joining us for a grand celebration!
Our annual meeting was well attended with many enjoying a
wonderful sunny summer BBQ picnic in our courtyard prior to
the meeting. I want to thank Barbara Gray for chairing this
event, Camelia Marzouk for all her help in preparing the dinner
and Stephen Schwartz and Aharon Baruch for their BBQing expertise.
Over the summer, Shule committees are continuing to meet
and address many different aspects of our Shule community. If
you would like to get involved or share any thoughts on Congregation Beth Sholom please don’t hesitate to contact me at
[email protected] or my cell phone at 752-7574.
As the summer continues to unfold I hope you are taking advantage of enjoying the sunshine and warmth both outside as
well as inside our Shule.
-Kim Holtzman
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ROVA
We are looking forward to a
wonderful new year of our
Rova Hebrew High School.
This year we will be having a
new line up for our weeknight
classes. We will be having
programs on Israel, baking
and Jewish trivia, all geared
to shaping a strong
foundation for Jewish
knowledge.
In our Sunday classes we will
begin the year as we prepare
for the upcoming elections
with the course “The Bill of
Rights and the Torah- When
our founding fathers meet our
forefathers.” We will also be
including a Hebrew language
component, and an
opportunity for our students to
empower themselves by
teaching to the class a topic
of Torah which they feel
connected to.
We will be providing breakfast
on Sunday mornings and on
occasion diner for the
weeknight class.
I am extremely excited for this
new program and I am
excited for our Rova students
to have such an amazing
opportunity.
PLEASE BRING ALL
SHAMOS TO THE OFFICE.
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BETH SHOLOM YOUTH
NCSY
With the leadership of Rabbi Adam Aronov, we are
looking forward to another exciting and eventful year
for our youth. Our Shaar Tzion Rochester NCSY chapter
is getting ready to kick off the year with its annual BBQ
where we will be electing the upcoming chapter
board.
Our Rochester chapter will be hosting NCSY Fall convention on September 23rd-25th. We are extremely excited to schedule a Shabbat of programs
which will inspire and motivate both our
chapter and the upstate region to have
a year of success.
With the help of our regional advisors led
by Rachel Hoffman and our regional director Devorah Weinstock, we plan on
having a year filled with Torah learning,
Shabbat visitations and events, which will
give all of our kids a sense of Jewish identity and pride unmatched by any other
program.
We wish our Shaar Tzion chapter all the
Bracha and Hatzlacha that they should
excel in all their endeavors.
Jr. Congregation
Our Shul has been extremely fortunate to
have Tzippy Spanjer as our Jr. Congregation leader. Tzippy began leading Jr.
Congregation this past March and since
she has taken over the reins, our program has flourished. We are very excited
for the upcoming year.
Our Jr. Congregation program on Shabbat morning is from 10:30-11:30am. We
provide services for our Children k-7th,
teaching them the beauty of prayer, the
Parsha and we run many Shabbat activities. We invite our congregants to volunteer to tell stories to our kids. Whether it
be a Parsha Story, personal story or any
other story, kids love stories and you are
certainly welcome to share.
Babysitting
For our young toddlers, we will have available every
Shabbat and Yom Tov babysitting from 10am-11:30am.
We are looking forward for another wonderful year
where all ages of our Synagogue are given the opportunity to experience Jewish life at its fullest.
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LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
10 Minute Mishnah
We will be entering our 5th year of 10 Minute Mishnah. After Mincha and Maariv, we have
maximized our time by studying the Mishnah for 10 minutes every evening. This year we will
continue to learn volume of Mishnah called Moed. Moed is the section of Mishnah which discusses the Jewish Holidays. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn the deeper source for the
Holidays that we all love to celebrate with family and community.
Shabbat Afternoon Gemara
An hour before Mincha on every Shabbat we explore different Tractates in the Talmud. This
year we will be continuing Tractate Beitzah- which covers all laws pertaining to Yom Tov, the
Jewish festivals.
Daily Halacha
After Shacharit, on days when the Torah is not read, we learn laws of Prayer, Blessings, and Holidays. Our primary source is the Shulchan Aruch- Code of Jewish law, and the Mishnah Berurah
- a commentary of the Shulchan Aruch. It’s a wonderful way to start your day.
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SISTERHOOD NEWS
We hope everyone is having an enjoyable summer!
We started the summer with a very successful Donor Dinner, where we honored our Thrift
Shop volunteers. We are very grateful to June Slavny, Helen Cohen, Bob David and all the
volunteers for so many hours of dedicated service to the Shul, We would also like to thank the
Donor Dinner committee for putting together such a wonderful event.
We would like to thank Sheryl Tatelman, Alice Palokoff and Anne Cherney for the beautiful
Father’s Day booklet that they prepared. The Mother’s and Father’s Day booklets always
make these occasions so meaningful for our Shul members.
In late June, some of our Book Club members attended a showing of the film “Me Before
You,” based on the book of the same title that we read this past year. Later this summer we
are planning a showing of the film “Woman in Gold,” based on the book Lady in Gold. If you
are interested in joining our Book Club, we’ll be selecting next year’s reading list soon. Please
email Tamar Fix at [email protected] with your contact information.
In mid-July, we hosted a fabulous Hat and Clothing Exchange in memory of BJ Yudelson, z”l.
The entire women’s community was invited to exchange hats, purses and gently worn
clothing. A silent auction was held with several of BJ’s beautiful hats. This was a wonderful
event and an important fundraiser for Sisterhood, and we thank Julian Yudelson for making
this possible.
The annual Rochester Red Wings game with Men’s Club is
being planned for later this summer. Please watch for more
information.
Plans are already being made for many Sisterhood events this
upcoming year. In the meantime, please have a great
summer!
If you have not yet paid your annual Sisterhood dues, please
be sure to do so. Dues are still only $20 and can be sent to:
Sisterhood Membership, c/o Anne Cherney, 161 Fair Oaks Ave,
Rochester, NY 14618.
We are looking for people to help out with our weekly Shabbat
Kiddushim or with Team Kiddushim. Please email Anne
Cherney: [email protected]. There are many
opportunities to become involved with Sisterhood, so please let
us know if you would like more information or if you have an
idea for a Sisterhood event. We would love to hear from you!
We continue to send our prayers and wishes for a Refuah
Shlaymah to our beloved Rabbi.
Ongoing:
1. Chesed: Please contact Debby Kornfeld
([email protected] or 585-442-4090) or Ruth Silver
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([email protected] or 585-442-5376).
2. Brighton Food Cupboard: Please bring food and clothing
donations to the bin located near the parking lot
coatroom at Shul.
3. Sisterhood Notecards: Purchase either blank notecards or
lined cards, 5 for $20. Contact Kathye Simon at
[email protected] or 585-244-9306.
4. Sisterhood Donation cards: Have Sisterhood cards sent for
you and noted in the monthly Shul Bulletin @ $5.50 each.
Please send information to Rebecca Solomon at
[email protected] or call 585-350-5497.
5. Kiddush Sponsorship: This is a great way to celebrate
special occasions. Contact Sheri Simon at 585-244-0479,
Madeline Schreiber at 585-442-9264, or Anne Cherney at
[email protected]. At least two weeks notice
required.
Kathye Simon & Marjorie Montag
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SISTERHOOD DONATIONS
IN HONOR OF
Isaac Anderson – Mazal Tov on Leonard Pitlick school award – Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon
Baruch
Nancy and Chuck Bressler – Mazal Tov on the wedding of Aliza and Josh – Sisterhood
Batya Cherney – Mazal Tov on school award – Sisterhood
Helen Cohen - Happy Birthday! – Camelia & Mounir Marzouk
Max Elbaz – Mazal Tov on Ilan’s Bar Mitzvah – Sisterhood
Olga Elbaz – Mazal Tov on Ilan’s Bar Mitzvah – Sisterhood
Elliott Fix – Mazal Tov on being honored with the Jan Katz/Grinspoon Award for community service –
Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon Baruch, June & Harold Slavny
Barbara & Marvin Gray – Mazal Tov on grandson,
Zachary Holtzman, completing his IDF service –
Sisterhood
Neal and Kim Holtzman – Mazal Tov on son, Zachary
Holtzman, completing his IDF service – Sisterhood
Zachary Holtzman – Kol HaKavod for finishing his IDF
service! – Sisterhood
Mort Isaacs – Mazal Tov on birth of great-grandson –
Sisterhood
Dorothy & Edward Lebowitz – Mazal Tov on Elianna’s
wedding – Sisterhood
Dorothy & Edward Lebowitz – Mazal Tov on Shira’s
engagement – Sisterhood
Esti and Rabbi Avi Kilimnick – Mazal Tov on the birth of
Asher Eliyahu – Gloria Kaplan & Stuart Kaplan
Nechie and Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick – Mazal Tov on the
birth of Asher Eliyahu – Sisterhood
Elaine & Harvey Nusbaum – Mazal Tov on 65th anniversary
– Sisterhood
Lily Rosenbaum – Mazal Tov on being named NCSYer of
the Year – Sisterhood
Betty & David Ross – Mazal Tov on daughter Carrie’s
wedding – June & Harold Slavny
Martha Shaftel – Mazal Tov on grandson’s Bar Mitzvah –
Sisterhood
June Slavny – Happy Birthday! – Camelia & Mounir
Marzouk
Julian and BJ z”l Yudelson – Mazal Tov on being honored
by Ora Academy – Sisterhood
THINKING OF YOU
Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick – Thinking of you – Sisterhood
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SISTERHOOD DONATIONS
REFUAH SCHELOMOH
Norm Adams – Sisterhood
Jules Coven – Sisterhood
Elliot Fix – Sisterhood
Helen Gordon – Sisterhood
Lois Kluger – Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon Baruch
Miriam Weidenfeld – Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon Baruch
CONDOLENCES
Cherney Family – In memory of Elaine Nusbaum z”l – Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon
Baruch, Barbara & Marvin Gray, Gloria Kaplan
Kate Sussman – In memory of Walter Johnson z”l – Sisterhood, Kathye Simon & Aharon Baruch
FAMILY NEWS
Congregation Beth Sholom shares in
the happiness of its members and
we extend to them a Mazel Tov
Mazal Tov Charles & Nancy Bressler,
on the marriage of Aliza to Josh
Rifkin.
Mazal Tov to Noah & Elysheva Zivan,
on the birth of a baby boy. Mazal
Tov to grandparents & greatgrandparents, Bruce & Karen Zivan,
Sy & Karen Zivan, Ed & Sue
Kopelowitz.
Mazal Tov to Aryeh & Sylvia Twersky,
on the birth of a baby girl, Tzipporah
Gabriella. Mazal Tov to the
grandparents, Arnold & Janine
Shapiro.
Mazal Tov to Hillel & Ahavya Deutsch
on the birth of a baby boy.
DONATION ACCOUNTS
Donation accounts are now being offered at
Congregation Beth Sholom. These accounts are
set-up for your convenience. With these accounts
you can send in one check for all of your intended donations for the year. If you find that you
would like to add to this account, you may do so
at any time.
This account will make it easier and more affordable for you to make donations. All you have to do
is decide how much you intend on donating for
the year and send a check into the office. This
donation will be credited to your account and
appear on all of your monthly statements. When
you would like to make a donation to one of the
accounts listed below, simply contact the office
and the donation will be credited to the correct
account.
The following are all of the accounts in which the
money may be allocated:
 Simchas & Sorrows
 Yahrzeits
 Shalos Seudos
 Aliyahs
 Yom Tov Honor
 Rabbis Discretionary Fund
 ROVA High School
 Any other Special Contribution to the Shule
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YAHRZEITS
AUGUST 2016
*1 Lester Appelbaum 26 Tammuz
* Max Finkelstein
Rose Jacobson
* Jacob Kowal
*2 Celia David
27 Tammuz
Arnold Rosner
* Harry Stein
* Benjamin Winer
3 Fanny Rebecca Lubkin
28 Tammuz
* Max Z. Perlman
Dov Zakheim
Morton Zivan
*4 Yosef Panitz
1 Av
* Jacob Gallant
Sarah Lederman
Hedwig Rauner
* Celia Silverstein
5 Emily Cohen
2 Av
*6 Ethel Cohen
Mae Luxenberg
* Morris Rosenthal
*7 David Kugel
3 Av
* Rose Rosenthal
* Ruth Schneider
Hyman Seigel
Sylvia Shulman Shapiro
* Isaac Weinberg
*8 Morris Epstein
4 Av
* Rebecca Karch
Moshe Chaim Merzel
9 Hanna Behrendt
5 Av
* Hena Gewirtz
* Fanny Hoffenberg
* Abraham Krieger
Herman Mand
*10 Szamai Epstein
6 Av
* Emma Kaplan
Fannie Karchefsky
Naomi Lederman
* Sam Rappaport
*11 Hersh Gewertz
7 Av
*12 Irving Goldstein
8 Av
Juda L. Hoffman
* Sam Katz
* Joseph Lipshutz
* Alexander Mann
David A. Shevin
Isadore Zipkin
*13 Lena Levy
9 Av
* Israel Joseph Pheterson
* Corp. Emanuel Rosenthal
* Arel Fishel Sztajfman
* Bluma Sztajfman
* Haya Bayla Sztajfman
* Jacob Pesach Sztajfman
* Moshe Sztajfman
* Pearl Sztajfman
* Pesa Sztajfman
* Sarah Anna Sztajfman
*14 Edith Barron Marcus
* Nathan Polakoff
*15 Anna Becker
* Anna Cooperman
Robert Goldstein
* Ida Krieger
* Libbie Rudin
*16 Joseph Legumsky
Ralph Zimmelman
*17 Dena Deutsch
* Morris Fix
* Mollie Markowitz
Arthur M. Nathan
* Harry William Slavny
*18 Harry Drutz
* Sarah Garden
Samuel Josephson
David Kalt
* David Kessler
* Ida Mann
* Fannie Pekarsky
19 Al Becker
* Hattie Cohen
* Samuel Gross
Carol Kessler
* Morris Meyer
* Myer Rudin
Mary Rivka Sykes
20 Larry Wolfson
21 Benjamin Brown
Lillian Samuels
* Nellie Silver
*22 Abraham Cohen
* Meyer Miller
*24 Marion Levin
* Maurice A. Newman
Chaya Leah Werner
*25 Jacob Friedman
* Beth Sheba Kaplow
* Solomon Kaufman
* Dora Siegel
26 Marion Doner
Dr. Ellis Gruber
* Israel Jacob Lazarus
27 Mrs. BJ Yudelson
* Benjamin Block
Miriam Bessie Cohen
10 Av
11 Av
12 Av
13 Av
14 Av
15 Av
David Fayer
Hana Goldstein
* Charlotte Schneider
* Rose L. Sykes
Sarah Sharon Trope
*28 John J. Kaufman
* Irving Kurz
*29 Nathan Chaiet
Leah Elke Heller
* Isadore Mosesohn
31 Sadie Cramer
* Harris Merimsky
18 Av
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SEPTEMBER 2016
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Ruth Strom
28 Av
Louis Bloom
Norman Gallant
29 Av
Yehuda Goldstein
Juda Leib
Marion Meltzer
Samuel Garden
30 Av
Katherine Goldberg
Maslana Hoffman
Gita Kugel
Louis Chakov
1 Elul
Anna Clifton
Gertrude Goldstein
Max Pekarsky
Ida Garelick
2 Elul
Milton Hershkowitz
Seymour Jacobson
Anna Bella Shapiro
Louis Buraks
3 Elul
Chana Friedman
Morris Goldberg
Neil N Kaplan
Henya Klotz
Benjamin G Levin
Hugh H Wartell
Bertha Fayer
4 Elul
Esther Garelick
Kalman Katz
Sarah Lazerowitz
Charles Sheldon
Pnina Skupsky
Alexander Lewinger
5 Elul
Bessie Rosen
Sam Ross
Martin Seligman
Frank Solomon
Rachel Divora Elencwajg Briks
6 Elul
Cina Elencwajg
Moses Nathan Elencwajg
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YAHRZEITS
Saba Elencwajg
Boruch Elencwajg
Isadore Seldowitz
Rosa Spivak
*10 Joseph Z Friedman
* Lori Beth Markus
Leonard Potter
*11 Muriel Fleischer
* Harry Freedland
* Jennie Zelda Shoolman
*12 Samuel Goldberg
* Yetta Goldberg
* Blanche Hoffman
* Jacob Klein
Rita Ross
*14 Michael Futerman
Samuel Joseph Goldberg
* Mary Katz
Mordechai Montag
* Ella Schindler
*15 Minnie Legumsky
* Frank Shulman
*16 Morris Mittleman
* Joshue Rachovetz
Avrum Schwartz
* Phillip Stiller
*17 Sol Lederman
Herbert Lessner
Harry Soppe
* Joseph Taub
18 Charlotte Broder
19 Mrs. Sadie Kaufman
* Abraham Marcus
Judge Morris Turk
* Esther Diamond
* Morris Kaplan
Dora lampert
Blanche Scharfstein
*21 Perry Goldberg
* Elizabeth Katzowitz
* Maurice Purvin
* Mary Snider
Rose Witrack
*22 Morris Bittker
23 Fannie Altman
* Pearl S gross
* Nathan Kaplan
*24 Dina Croog
21 Elul
* Joseph Gordon
Ada Levy
Libbie Soppe
25 Abraham Altman
* Max Deutsch
Norma Harary
7 Elul
8 Elul
9 Elul
11 Elul
Abraham R Posner
Israel I Samuels
Pearl Shinder
* Eva Weiner
*26 Alice Mallison
* Hinda Sherman
Augusta Subar
* Fannie Vick
27 Nathan Harrison
*28 Nathan K Kaplan
Katie Levitt
* Meyer Shapinow
* Mildred Stiller
29 Avrum Esan
* Edith Fisher
*30 Zelda Chetel
* Ida S Goldberg
Rose Taube Lehrer
* Bertha Rothman
* Leon William Rubien
ENHANCE YOUR
BETH SHOLOM
MEMBERSHIP
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A UNIQUE PLAN TO
CONTRIBUTE AND
RECEIVE WHILE GIVING
YOUR SHUL “CHAI”
In addition to the benefits
of membership you will also
receive the following
depending on your level of
Chai…
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Sets of Lulav and Etrog
Shmurah Matzah (2 - 4 lbs.)
Holiday Seats
Bulletin High Holiday
Greetings
Yizkor booklet inscription
Permanent “leaf
inscription”
 Shabbat or Holiday Shul
dinners
 Annual Seudat Shlishit
sponsorship
 Annual Kiddish Sponsor
It’s not too late to enhance
your level of membership. The
three enhanced levels of
membership are: Chai,
Chazak, and Chaim. Please
call the Shul office for more
information and to become a
Chai Member today. (585)
473-1625 or send an email to
[email protected]
SHULE CONTRIBUTIONS
IN MEMORY OF
Mrs. Muriel Davidowitz, z’l – Susie
Bensoussan
Mr. Burton August, z’l – Lynda
Newman
IN HONOR OF
Carrie Ross & Gregory Billing on
their marraige– Susie Bensoussan
Rabbi Avi & Esti Kilimnick on the
birth of their son – Gerry & Sue
Segelman, Lynda Newman
Rabbi Shaya & Nechie Kilimnick on
the birth of their grandson– Lynda
Newman
Refuah Shelayma
Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick – Maurice
Landesberg, Ronnie Gersten
SPONSORS
SIMCHA TREE
KIDDUSH
6/25 - Ray Cherney, in honor of
his and Anne’s 26th Anniversary
7/23 - Simcha Kiddush
sponsored by CBS Sisterhood
8/6 - Arthur & Janne Friedman, in
honor of their moving to Atlanta
8/13 - Brian & Nona Hirschfield, in
honor of Dassi returning to Israel
to serve in the IDF.
8/27 - Ron & Robin Wettenstein, in
honor of the marriage of her son
David.
SHALOS SEUDOS
7/2 - Mort Isaacs, in conjunction
with Yahrzeit of his wife, Chana
Isaacs, z’l
7/9 - Rueven Isaacson, in
conjunction with the Yahrzeit of
his father, Morrie Isaacson, z’l
The Simcha Tree in our
congregation is a most
appropriate opportunity to
permanently extend the joyous
milestones of life… and allow
your simcha to branch out into
the future. ‘Life has hope’ birthdays, Bar and Bat
Mitzvahs, weddings and
anniversaries—are occasions
that deserve to be inscribed
into our people’s destiny… to
reflect upon… to remember
our joy… For more information
please call Shul office 4731625.
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WELCOME NEW
MEMBERS &
FRIENDS
SHARI WOLDENBERG
CHANA & NAFTALI
FREEDMAN
GEORGE & SLAGANA
MITRIS
END OF THE YEAR DUES
REMINDER…
The Synagogue relies on it’s
dues structure to operate.
This is just a friendly reminder
that the end of the year is
just around the corner.
Please pay any outstanding
dues. Please call the office
with any questions or concerns, (585) 473-1625.
3 Av
15
8
1
24 Av
17 Av
29
22
25 Av
18 Av
30
23
16
9
2
31
24
17
10
3
27 Av
20 Av
13 Av
6 Av
28 Tammuz
WEDNESDAY
25
18
11
4
21 Av
14 Av
7 Av
29 Tammuz
THURSDAY
* MINCHA & KABBALAT FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 7:00 PM
26 Av
19 Av
12 Av
5 Av
27 Tammuz
TUESDAY
C.L. 7:36
26
C.L. 7:47
19
C.L. 7:58
12
22 Av
15 Av
8 Av
1 Av
ROSH CHODESH
C.L. 8:08
5
FRIDAY
23 Av
Ekev
6:30 Study Group
7:20 Mincha
8:36 Shabbos Ends
27
Va’etchanan
Shabbat Nachamu
6:45 Study Group
7:35 Mincha
8:49 Shabbos Ends
16 Av
20
9 Av
Devarim
Shabbat Chazon
EREV TISHA B’AV
6:00 Mincha
8:10 Fast Begins
9:00 Shabbos ends
9:20 Maariv & Eicha
13
Matot-Masei
7:00 Study Group
7:55 Mincha
9:11 Shabbos ends
2 Av
6
SATURDAY
People who cannot be home in time to receive Shabbat with the Congregation should formally exclude themselves. In no case, of course, should candles be lit after the latest time listed in the regular candle
lighting schedules.
Beginning Friday evenings, March 15th and for the duration of the summer months of long days, the Congregation prays regularly on Friday evenings at 7:00pm. This means that Kabbalat begins around
7:30pm. It is Halachically proper that the Congregation receive the Shabbat together at the same time. This means that families should light candles and receive Shabbat at the same time that the Congregation
prays Kabbalat Shabbat rather than waiting until the normal candle lighting time.*
Mincha 7:30
28
Mincha 7:45
21
11 Av
4 Av
26 Tammuz
MONDAY
TISHA B’AV
OBSERVED
Mincha 7:55
Early Mincha 2:00
Mincha 7:40
10 Av
14
Mincha 8:05
7
Weekday
except as noted
SUNDAY
Sunday
Shacharis
at 8:00 a.m.
August 2016 ~ Tammuz - Av 5776
14
22 Elul
15 Elul
LABOR DAY
26
19
12
23 Elul
16 Elul
9 Elul
Shacharis 8:00 am
2 Elul
5
MONDAY
27
20
13
6
3 Elul
28
21
14
7
25 Elul
18 Elul
11 Elul
4 Elul
WEDNESDAY
29
22
15
8
1
26 Elul
19 Elul
12 Elul
5 Elul
28 Av
THURSDAY
* MINCHA & KABBALAT FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 7:00 PM
24 Elul
17 Elul
10 Elul
TUESDAY
C.L. 6:34
30
C.L. 6:46
23
C.L. 6:59
16
C.L. 7:12
9
C.L. 8:08
2
3
Ki Tetze
24
Ki Tavo
14 Elul
5:45 Study Group
6:45 Mincha
7:57 Shabbos Ends
17
7 Elul
5:30 Study Group
6:30 Mincha
7:44 Shabbos Ends
12:00 am Selichos
20 Elul
21 Elul
13 Elul
6 Elul
Shoftim
6:00 Study Group
6:55 Mincha
8:10 Shabbos ends
12
30 Av
ROSH CHODESH
Re’eh
SATURDAY
6:10 Study Group
7:10 Mincha
29 Av 8:23 Shabbos ends
27 Elul
FRIDAY
People who cannot be home in time to receive Shabbat with the Congregation should formally exclude themselves. In no case, of course, should candles be lit after the latest time listed in the regular candle
lighting schedules.
Beginning Friday evenings, March 15th and for the duration of the summer months of long days, the Congregation prays regularly on Friday evenings at 7:00pm. This means that Kabbalat begins around
7:30pm. It is Halachically proper that the Congregation receive the Shabbat together at the same time. This means that families should light candles and receive Shabbat at the same time that the Congregation
prays Kabbalat Shabbat rather than waiting until the normal candle lighting time.*
Mincha 6:40
25
Mincha 6:50
18
Mincha 7:05
11
1 Elul
ROSH CHODESH
Mincha 7:20
4
Weekday Shacharis
at 7:00 a.m. except
except as noted
SUNDAY
Sunday Shacharis
at 8:00 a.m.
September 2016 ~ Av - Elul 5776
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MONTHLY BULLETIN - the Congregation Beth Sholom

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