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MJCBY
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NEWS
Have a super summer!
When the fun in the sun is over,
the High Holy Days begin (really).
Erev Rosh Hashanah is Wednesday,
September 4.
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Inside
Schedule of Services
2
Notes From Your Leaders
3
High Holiday Schedule
7
Synagogue News
8
Family News
11
School News
12
Youth News
13
Sisterhood News
15
Contributions
18
Yahrzeit
20
Calendar
23
Morristown Jewish Center
Beit Yisrael
Schedule
of Services
CLERGY & STAFF
Rabbi David J. Nesson
Cantor Vadim Yucht
Gerry Gross, Executive Director
Shai Lewitter, USY and Kadima Advisor
Karen London, Sababah Advisor
Adam Smith, Sababah Junior Advisor
Mia Mutascio, Office Manager
Flo Sager, Religious School Administrator
Michelle Nulman & Gail Sulkin,
Co-Directors of Education
Tamara Goldberg, Bookkeeper
Richard Gaskins, Custodian
Friday, July 5
8:15pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Services
Saturday, July 6
9:30am Services
Sedra: Matot/Masei
Friday, July 12
8:12pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Services
Saturday, July 13
9:30am Services
Sedra: Devarim
Monday. July 15
7:15pm Pre-Tisha B’Av Dinner and
Program
9:15pm Tisha B’Av Service and Chanting
of Eicha
Friday, July 19
8:08pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Services
Saturday, July 20
9:30am Services - Shabbat Nachamu
11:15am Tot Shabbat
Sedra: Va’etchanan
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Robert Berns & Fern Spitzer, Co-Presidents
Deborah Brody, First Vice President
Dorothy Cohen, Second Vice President
Julie Perlow & Rebecca Wanatick,
Co- Third Vice Presidents
Mark Furman, Financial Secretary
Mark Bender, Treasurer
Eric Weinstock, Immediate Past President
Ira Hammer, Advisor
David Reingold, Advisor
ARMS OF THE SYNAGOGUE &
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Michael Needle, AIPAC Chapter
Ivy Rubin, Board of Education
Mark Bender, Facilities
Dorothy Cohen & Donna Gross, Fundraising
Marcy Needle, Gemilut Hasadim
H. Lewis Stone, History Committee
Keith Usiskin, Kol Nidre Appeal
Doug Landsman & Todd
Schleifstein, Men’s Club
Kathy Neibart, Membership
Michelle Usiskin, Minyonaires
Howard Baum & Paul Green, Ritual
Lynne Rosenfeld & Jill Frankel,
Co-Presidents of Sisterhood
Trish Grushkin, Shalom Yeladim
Committee Chair
Louis Bodian, Social Action
Jeffrey Grayzel & Adam Smith,, Youth Groups
Peppi Glass, Adult Education
SISTERHOOD SUPPORT
Judaica Gift Shop
Meryl Balaban (973) 366-6668
Sharon Barkauskas (973) 285-1877
Donna Gross (973) 895-5553
Vivian Laska (973) 984-8178
Kiddush Committee
Harriet Sakofs (973) 292-1959
Michelle Usiskin (973) 543-5795
Sisterhood Torah Fund
Beth Hancock (646) 872-7000
Andrea Needel (973) 895-2807
Linda Rosenbaum (973) 895-2390
Flower Fund
Lauren Najarian (973) 343-7419
Library Donor Wall
Sharon Barkauskas (973) 285-1877
NEWSLETTER
Steve Gardberg, Editor
Lili Rosenstreich, Designer
Rita Fand, Donna Gross, Marcy Needle, Bailey
Rechler, Copy Editors
Friday, July 26
8:02pm Candlelighting
8:15pm Services
Saturday, July 27
9:30am Services
Sedra: Ekev
Friday, August 2
7:55pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Services
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Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael is your community.
Our clergy is here for you. Please let us know when you need us—if someone is
ill or in the hospital—or when you want to share your good news: a new baby, a
marriage, or other simcha. We want to know; but you have to tell us. Please call
the office at (973) 538-9292 or email office@mjcby.
org. When you have experienced the death of a loved
one, please contact Rabbi Nesson at (973) 538-9292
or (973) 285-9772 before you make any plans. In
this way he will be the most helpful in making these
preparations in a proper Jewish manner.
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FROM THE DESK OF THE RABBI
The Holidays Are So Early This Year!
(Or Are They?)
I
t’s hard to believe it, but even
as you receive this
summer newsletter, the High Holidays are
right around the corner—Wednesday evening, September 4!
Yes, we have wonderful things planned
for the summer: a dinner and discussion
for Tisha B’Av, a musical Shabbat at Freedom Park, and a chance to “see” Lebanon
though the eyes of Bert Rosenheck, to
name a few. We hope you will join us. (Details of these programs are elsewhere in
the newsletter.)
At the same time, we are already working full steam ahead on the High Holidays, Life Long Learning, Adult Education,
Shalom Yeladim, Religious School, social
events and more, all for next year.
But, the holidays seem so early...
In one of his comedy routines, Jackie
Mason has observed how Jews are always
saying that the holidays are always either
early or late—never on time. When they
are on weekends, they leave us exhausted
for the week. When they are on weekdays,
they interfere with our ability to get anything done. When they occur in early September, who can fast so late on Yom Kippur? When they are in mid-October, who
can get home in time for Kol Nidre?
The relatively unpredictable pattern of
the Yamim Nora’im however, I believe, is a
blessing and an opportunity. If they came
on the same days on the American calendar each year, we would become complacent and the holidays would lose their urgency and meaning. This season is meant
to shake us out of our usual patterns and
force us to take a look at how we spend
our time—especially the ruts in which we
find ourselves.
The month of Elul (which starts August
7) begins a time for taking stock—taking
stock of our actions and interactions. It
reminds us to look with affection at the
people around us, just as it asks us to take
a critical look at our own lives. What have
we done to elevate the spark of G-d within
others and within ourselves? What opportunities have we gained and what opportunities have we missed? Thinking in
these terms cracks the veneer of the usual
in our lives, and being asked to do this
earlier one year, and later the next, gives
added meaning to the ebb and flow to the
timing of our lives.
Once we have begun to identify the
good and the bad in our lives, we have
the chance to act and react. The process is
called teshuvah, or “turning.” The result is
forgiveness by those we have wronged—
other people, G-d and ourselves.
Can that ever really be too early?
Rabbi David Nesson
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Schedule
of Services
(CONTINUED)
Saturday, August 3
9:30am Services
Sedra: Re’eh
Friday, August 9
6:00pm Barechu and You at Freedom Park
7:47pm Candlelighting
8:15pm Services
Saturday, August 10
9:30am Services
Sedra: Shoftim
Friday, August 16
7:35pm Candlelighting
8:00pm Services
Saturday, August 17
9:30am Sevices
Mincha-Maariv Bar Mitzvah of Gabriel
Ferrara
Sedra: Ki Tetze
Friday, August 23
7:28pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Carlebach Shabbat Service
Saturday, August 24
9:30am Services
Sedra: Ki Tavo
Friday, August 30
7:17pm Candlelighting
6:15pm Services
Saturday, August 31
9:30am Services
Sedra: Nitzavim/Vayelech
Bat Mitzvah of Avianna Miller
8:30pm Selichot Program and Service
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A NOTE FROM THE CANTOR
D
ear Friends,
I want to
share with you
what happened in
the past year.
I’m proud of all my B’nai Mitzvah students. They were working very hard and did
the maximum to their abilities. I encouraged their parents to read from the Torah
and am excited to share that some of the
parents did! I also have a new adult reader, Peppi Glass, who recently read from the
Torah. She joined my Adult Torah Readers
class and did a fantastic job! I would like
to invite you to join one of our classes this
year. After the High Holidays I’ll resume
our Megillat Esther class. Another Torah
Readers class will begin in the spring after
Pesach. Look for more details.
I’m also proud to share with you that
this was my third year representing MJCBY
at the West Orange JCC’s Yom HaZikaron
ceremony by singing the prayer for the
State of Israel.
This year, during the Annual Cantors
Assembly Convention, I was honored to
participate in the concert celebrating the
65th anniversary of the State of Israel.
As we all are ready for vacation, I would
like to ask our students how much school is
left before the summer. You will get an answer in days, hours, or occasionally, down
to the minute before vacation. You’ll get
this same reaction around birthdays and
other important celebrations. But at this
time of year, Jews do something slightly
different. We count up to the holiday of
Shavuot. So what’s the difference? What
does it matter which way we count?
Counting down places very little value
on the intervening days; we almost wish
they’d hurry up and disappear entirely so
that we can reach our destination faster.
Rather, starting from the second night of
Pesach, we start counting up towards 50
and Shavuot. In ancient times, the Israelites would set aside a portion of their
harvest on each day and then present it
all as an offering called “The Omer.” Instead of only viewing the destination as
the item of importance, we need to stop
and recognize the journey along the way.
We are commanded to count each day, as
a way to remind us to stop and count the
blessings in our life. So here’s a great exercise for you and your family to do: see how
many blessings you can come up with as
we close the end of a school year.
Have a wonderful and meaningful summer!
B’Shalom,
Cantor V. Yucht
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POST FROM THE PRESIDENTS
W
e hope that each of you enjoys your
vacation, summer fun and hopefully
a slower pace during the warm weather.
Here, at MJCBY, many folks will remain
busy both in front of and behind the curtain. With High Holy Days arriving early,
there is much to do in preparation. Also,
our Shalom Yeladim camp program will be
in full swing in the next few weeks, and
there is nothing we like better at MJCBY
than the sound of children playing.
There is much in store for the coming year at MJCBY, which touches on the
theme that we and the Board of Directors
hope each of you will embrace—Hineni
(“Here I am”). We look forward to hearing
each and every member of our community
say “Hineni” many times during the year as
you attend the many fun and educational
programs that are being planned.
For example, Adult Education, under the
direction of Peppi Glass, will be presenting erudite and topical programs. We also
have many events planned for Life Long
Learning under the direction of Gail Sulkin
and Michele Nulman. Please look for a full
schedule in the upcoming newsletters and
calendar notices that will be circulated.
We are looking forward to a great year at
MJCBY—but that cannot happen without
you. We ask that every member of our community commits to participate and attend
the wonderful activities that are planned.
So, as you receive your High Holy Days
UPDATE
packet and announcements of services, activities and programs from Adult Education,
Life Long Learning, fundraising and other
events that are being scheduled, stand up
and be counted. Join in with your friends
and family, and don’t simply respond “Ani
po”—proudly shout with us: “Hineni!” Be
a presence and not simply present.
B’Shalom,
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s …..
W
ell, it’s finally
summertime
and I believe everyone knows how
to complete the
byline to this article—it’s Superman!! Another year and another Superman movie. I
will not give you a review of the new flick
but I hear it is worth seeing (even if you
want to wait for it to appear on cable).
What you may not know is that Superman (at least the comic book iteration) is
almost as old as our MJCBY building. The
founders of Morristown Jewish Center Beit
Yisrael erected our synagogue on Speedwell Avenue in 1929. Just four years later
in 1933, during the height of the depression and at the advent of the Nazi scourge,
two Jewish high school students in Cleveland (Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster) developed the first iteration of the Superman/
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Clark Kent phenomenon. By 1938, Action
Comics in its first published edition introduced the world to the “Man of Steel.” The
rest, as they say, is history.
Given its Jewish origins in Cleveland,
the mythology of Superman shares a resemblance to the story of “Moses, the Deliver.” Baby Kal-El, placed in a pod/basket
by his father Jor-El to save him from sure
destruction, is discovered and raised by an
adopted family to become the go-to hero/
savior of human existence.
We, the Jews of Morristown, past, present and future, have also had heroes that
paved the way for a vibrant Jewish existence in Morris County. The founders of
the Jewish Community Center and House
of Israel (yes, that is the original and still
official name of MJCBY) built this magnificent house of worship, gathering and
community. They gave us a legacy born of
hard work, sacrifice
and dedication, that
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will race behind you, they will stumble,
they will fall. But in time they will join
you in the sun. In time, you will help them
accomplish wonders.”
At some point the people of Israel needed
a “Superman”; whether to save them from
Pharaoh, from the Crusades, from Torquemada or from Hitler and Stalin. Sometimes
there arose a Moses or the American Army
in WWII; sometimes there was no one to
save us. We learned through the journey
to the “Goldene Medina” (America) or in
the creation of the State of Israel that we
the people, could rise up and become the
“Super Hero” we had been looking for.
We the people—whether as American
Jews, Israelis or Jewish residents of Morris
County—we will accomplish wonders. We
already have.
Enjoy your summer.
Gerry
High Holiday Schedule
High Holy Day Services 2013-5774
David Nesson, RABBI s Noam Marans, GUEST RABBI s Vadim Yucht, HAZZAN s Maimon Attias, CANTOR EMERITUS
TIME
LOCATION
6:30 pm - Candlelighting 7:09 pm
Services are timed to allow you to enjoy a Yom Tov Meal with your family
following services.
Main Sanctuary
First Day Rosh Hashanah
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Pseukei and Shacharit **
Torah Service & Musaf
Family Service*
Lunch with the Clergy
Rosh Hashannah Family Adventure
Tashlich
Mincha/Maariv**
8:30 am
9:45 am
9:00 am
2:00 pm
4:00 pm
5:20 pm
6:45 pm
Main Sanctuary
Main Sanctuary and Ballroom
Frigand Hall
Frigand Hall
Speedwell Lake
Speedwell Lake
Main Sanctuary
Second Day Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 6, 2013
Pseukei and Shacharit**
Torah Service & Musaf
Family Service*
Friday Kabalat Shabbat Service
8:30 am
9:45 am
9:00 am
6:15 pm
Main Sanctuary
Main Sanctuary and Ballroom
Frigand Hall
Wilner Chapel
ROSH HASHANAH
Erev Rosh Hashana **
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
YOM KIPPUR
Kol Nidre
Friday, September 13, 2013
Parallel Services
Kol Nidre for Kids*
Yom Kippur Day
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Pseukei and Shacharit**
Torah Service, Yizkor & Musaf
Yizkor
Family Service*
Rabbi’s Study Session
Mincha
Ne’ilah***
Ne’ilah***
Maariv, ** followed by Havdalah and
Shofar Blowing
Candlelighting 6:54 pm
6:30 pm
5:45 pm
Main Sanctuary and Ballroom
Frigand Hall
8:30 am
9:45 am
11:45 am
9:00 am
4:00 pm
5:20 pm
6:40 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
Main Sanctuary
Main Sanctuary and Ballroom
Main Sanctuary and Ballroom
Frigand Hall
Main Sanctuary
Main Sanctuary
Main Sanctuary
Ballroom
Main Sanctuary
Sisterhood cordially invites the congregation to break the fast after Ne’ilah services
*
For families with children through grade 2 (parents must accompany the children).
** Denotes open seating.
*** For Ne’ilah services, there is open seating. Ark will be approachable for private prayers in Main Sanctuary but not in Ballroom.
Services end together with Shofar Blowing in the Main Sanctuary.
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Synagogue News
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7pm Musical Kabbalat Shabbat followed by Ma’ariv
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Synagogue News
IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MY CHILDHOOD:
LAST SUMMER IN LEBANON
Lebanese Dinner and Program
with Bert and Rachel Rosenheck
Friday, August 16, 6pm
Shabbat Service 8 pm (please note service time)
Our synagogue member, Bert Rosenheck, was born and raised in Lebanon until the
1950’s civil war forced his family to flee to Paris. He eventually made his way to
the United States, but never lost his love of the country and its way of life. Last
summer, after more than 50 years, Bert and Rachel returned to Lebanon, to find his
roots.
Join us for a delicious milchig (milk) Lebanese dinner while Bert and Rachel share
their extraordinary experiences as Jews in Lebanon today, with the people who befriended them, and the sites and sounds of old and new.
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children $8, under 5 free
Bring your own bottle of kosher wine
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Synagogue News
SHALOM CLUB FOR SENIORS
T
he Shalom Club is a joint project of the
Morristown Jewish Center and the JCC of
MetroWest. The Shalom Club meets on Tuesdays at the Center at 11 am. Bring a dairy
lunch and coffee and cake will be served.
Guests are always welcome. For information,
call MJCBY at (973) 538-9292.
Shalom Club Summer Happenings:
7/2 Rothman Luncheon.
8/6 Rothman Luncheon.
Morristown Jewish Center marches in the Israel Day Parade in New York City.
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Family News
AV I A N N A M I L L E R
August 31
S
tacy and Jon Miller proudly invite the
congregation to worship with them and
join in their simcha as their daughter Avianna Janessa is called to the Torah as a Bat
Mitzvah on August 31, 2013. Avianna is a
high honor roll student at Memorial Junior
School in Hanover Township and will be
entering seventh grade in the fall. When
not studying for school or preparing for her
Bat Mitzvah, Avianna enjoys reading, music, art, playing basketball, participating in
track and field, singing, playing the violin,
technology, bike riding, taking gardening
classes, shopping, cooking, spending time
with friends and family, and going to the
beach.
Avianna chose to accomplish three
mitzvah projects. Avianna is a mitzvah
volunteer at Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey’s Horizon School. As a volunteer at the
Horizon School, Avianna immerses herself
in the class routines of this school by giving one-on-one support to students ages
3 to 12 with severe and multiple disabilities. Avianna chose to spend as many days
as she could over her spring break from
school volunteering at Horizon School and
is looking forward to volunteering there
over the summer and other days that she
has off from school.
Avianna’s second mitzvah project is
volunteering at the Jewish Relief Agency
(JRA), a provider of food assistance to
needy Jewish families in the New Jersey
MetroWest area. One Sunday each month,
volunteers come together at the JRA’s Morristown location to pack and then deliver
fresh produce and nonperishable kosher
pantry items to Jewish households in
need. Avianna, along with her family, volunteered at three distributions where they
assembled boxes, bagged produce, packed
boxes, sealed boxes and made deliveries
to recipient families. At the third distribution, a celebration was held in honor of
Avianna completing the requirements of
this mitzvah project, with Avianna’s family and grandmother there to volunteer and
celebrate. Avianna and her family plan to
continue volunteering at the Jewish Relief
Agency’s future distribution dates.
Avianna’s third mitzvah project involved
conducting a collection drive of toiletries
and personal care items for Family Promise
of Morris County, an organization dedicated
to ending the crisis of homelessness faced
by Morris County families by partnering
with other agencies, religious congregations, and community volunteers to provide shelter and services leading to selfsufficiency. Avianna is proud that she was
able to collect approximately 300 items for
this worthy cause that will be utilized by
needy recipients. Besides collecting some
items through the religious school, Avianna
solicited full-sized items and samples from
companies along with using coupons to
purchase others.
With love and great pride, Avianna’s parents and sister, Shayna, look forward to
sharing this special day with her, along with
family, friends and the congregation.
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School News
SHALOM YELADIM UPDATE
W
e had a wonderful end of the year
party even though the weather
didn’t cooperate. We moved indoors to
Imagine That and everyone had a wonderful time! Thank you so much to our parents
organization for sponsoring the food. We
would also like to thank Marci Charm for
the amazing year book.
Bridges has been great fun. The children have been having a blast. Looking
forward to summer fun to start on July 1.
For more information or questions about
the school please feel free to call the office.
Hope you have a wonderful and safe
summer.
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Youth News
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School News
Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael is
very excited to introduce our NEW
program for children with
special needs ages 3-7
YAD B’YAD
Starting in September 2013
- Individualized Instruction
- Special Needs certified teacher
- Sundays from 9:45 am - 11:45 am
- Hebrew and Judaic studies
- Synagogue membership not required
For more information or to schedule a consultation please
contact Michelle Nulman at [email protected] or
Gail Sulkin at [email protected] or call 973-538-9292
Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael 177 Speedwell Avenue Morristown, NJ 07960 mjcby.org
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Sisterhood
M
JCBY Sisterhood…..Join Us!
Sisterhood is the organization of
women within the congregation who band
together in friendship for programs to benefit the synagogue and our community, for
social activities, for learning, and, above
all, for individual growth so that each
woman may find an opportunity to fulfill
her potential as a person and as a Jewish woman. Sisterhood provides the arena
for the individual to expand and grow in a
Jewish atmosphere. Our Sisterhood is the
collective presence, voice and strength of
women. It is the place where women can
meet and work together for the benefit of
the congregation. Here, women can initiate and develop projects in which they
have an interest. Sisterhood provides an
outlet for the creative energy, talent and
leadership potential for individual Jewish
women. Sisterhood also gives women a
worldwide identity through its affiliation
with Women of Conservative Judaism.
We are proud to announce that Debbie
Brody and Donna Gross have been named
our Eishet Chayil (Woman of Valor) for next
year. We look forward to honoring them
and celebrating their commitment to the
MJCBY Sisterhood at our annual Torah Fund
Brunch on December 15, 2013.
Join us for our summer Sisterhood programs:
July 15: Tisha B’Av dinner and study session
July 18: Torah Fund “Chai Tea”
August 1: Annual Mah Jongg Tournament
We welcome your participation, input
and programming suggestions. For more
information about any of our upcoming
Sisterhood events, send an email to Jill
Frankel or Lynne Rosenfeld.
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Sisterhood
PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS OF MJCBY
AT T O R N E Y S AT L AW
Susan M. Joseph Esq.
Lovas, Akselrad & Joseph
BOOK CLUB SUMMER READ
A Natural Woman: A Memoir by Carole King
Wednesday, July 25 7:30 pm
Poolside at the home of Arlyn Rayfield
(973)927-8850
22 Route 10 West, Suite 201
Succasunna, NJ 07876
BEAT THE HEAT SUMMER
MAH JONGG TOURNAMENT
THURSDAY - AUGUST 1, 2013
11:00am - 3:30pm
SPONSORED BY SISTERHOOD OF MJCBY
OPEN TO ALL WOMEN WHO LOVE TO PLAY MAH JONGG!
Bring your friends,
Members and non-members invited.
To arrange a personal appointment
during “off” hours contact:
LUNCH! - PRIZES! - FUN!
$
$25.00
Entrance fee per person
TELL US YOUR SKILL LEVEL!
Meryl 973-366-6668
[email protected]
Sharon 973-285-1877
[email protected]
(please check one)
MAH JONGG MAVEN - I play well enough to be in a tournament. I have been playing for
more then 10 years. I rarely use a card.
MAH JONGG MASTER - I can play with the best of them and hold my own. I have been
playing regularly for the past 10 years.
MAH JONGG MAMA - I know how to play but I need to take time to think about what I am
doing. I am playing less then 3 years. (must be able to complete 4 games in 50 minutes)
MAH JONGG MUNCHKIN - I am a beginner and playing less then a year. (must be able to
complete 3 games in 50 minutes)
You must register to participate.
Late comers will be put on a waiting list!
Send entrance fee to Sisterhood Mah Jongg by July 25, 2013
177 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown, NJ 07960
Name: ________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________
Tel: _________________________ Email: ___________________
For more information contact - Karen Gooen (973) 895-2826 [email protected] or
Donna Gross (973) 895-5553 [email protected]
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Vivian 973-984-8178
[email protected]
Donna 973-895-5553
[email protected]
Sisterhood
MJCBY Sisterhood
Annual Tisha B’Av Supper &
Day of Study
th e O b s e r v a n c e o f T is h a B ’a v
Monday, July 15, 2013
7:15 PM - Pre-Fast Supper
$ 1 2 .0 0 p e r a d u lt
$ 6 .0 0 p e r s tu d e n t
8:00 PM - Study Session
Memory and Meaning
9:15 PM Maarev and Tisha B’Av Service
RSVP for supper only no later than July 7 to MJCBY at 973-538-9292
Please make out checks to MJCBY Sisterhood and mail to
MJCBY Sisterhood, 177 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown, NJ 07960
Name ____________________________ Amount Enclosed $__________
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Contributions
To explore options for contributions see
http://www.mjcby.org/about-us/donate/
ALEX CSILLAG FUND
Susan & Charles Joseph in memory of Robert Joseph
Susan & Charles Joseph in memory of Beatrice Joseph
CANTOR’S FUND
Deborah & Philip Brody in memory of Yosef Attias
Deborah & Philip Brody in honor of Cantor Yucht in appreciation for his
generosity
Barbara & Stanley Carr in honor of Beryn Weinstock’s Bat Mitzvah
Dorothy & Irv Cohen in memory of Maimon Attias’ brother,
Yosef Attias
Eileen Glasser in memory of Maimon Attias’ brother, Yosef Attias
Susan & Bill Neigher in memory of Yosef Attias
Debbie & Philip Brody in honor of Jack & Dena Green’s 60th
Wedding Anniversary
CHEVRE KADISHA FUND
Shirley Linder Storgion in memory of Bessie Rubin Linder
Lesley & Phil Frost in memory of Robert Kefford
Anny & Jacob Korn in memory of Bernard & Bertha Korn
EDUCATION ENDOWMENT
Mildred Rapp Memory of Benjamin Reinheimer
Naomi & Mark Stein thank them for their generous donation
Yana Faynstein & Roman Goldberg thank them for their generous
donation
Bonnie & Ezra Kazam in memory of Rosalind Berman
Esther & Michael Ain in memory of Harold Krauss
Lynn & Phil Abrams & Family in memory of Ann Steinberger, mother
of Susan Wallenstein
Natasha & Colin Reisner in honor of Rabbi Nesson & Cantor Yucht
Phil & Lesley Frost
Jennifer & Justin Schneider
Eleanor & Sheldon Feinstein in honor of Ray Chimoff special birthday
Sandy & Neil Bernoff in honor of Ellen Karp
Israela & Cy Halpern in honor of Ellen Karp
Bella Averbach in honor of Mazel Tov to my grandson, Sage D. Boris’
graduation from SUNY Crane School of Music
Debi & Lee Goldberg in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart, father of Steve
Ellen & Howard Baum in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart
Beth & Mark Alterman in honor of Ellen Karp
Barbara & Barry Sanders in memory of Harriette Binik, mother of
Adrienne Chanin
Paula & Ira Antin in honor of Aliyah for their grandson, Jacob Levy
Debbie & Philip Brody in memory of Yetta & Edward Brody
Debbie & Philip Brody in memory of Marvin Rudich, beloved husband
of Florence
Ellen Tillman in memory of Harold Krauss
GEMILUT HASADIM
Joseph Notowicz in memory of Sima & Joseph Notowicz
Sherri & Steve Papish in memory of Caryn Foster, Rose Levine’s mother,
Sylvia Gesser Meyers
Lynne & Joel Goldman in memory of Ruth Goldman
Barbara & Stuart Levy in memory of Maimon Attias’ brother,
Yosef Attias
Mollie Sadle in memory of Howard Gladstone
Jersey City Boys & Girls in honor of Dr. Walter Jacobowitz recovery
from surgery
Shalom Club in memory of Lori Chimoff’s father, Jay Heller
HERMAN FRIGAND MEMORIAL FUND
Fern & Donald Spitzer in memory of Emil Neibart, father of Steve
Neibart
Bonnie & Richard Weiss in memory of Louis Weiss
Sid Levit in memory of Esther Levit
Lynn Graf in memory of Valerie Altschuler
HISTORY FUND
Sonya Oppenheimer in honor of Julie & Lew Stone’s 30th Wedding
Anniversary
Sandra & Mark Abraham in honor of Julie & Lew Stone’s 30th Wedding
Anniversary
Merle, Rich, Lara & Josh Blackman in honor of Julie & Lew Stone’s 30th
Wedding Anniversary
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MINYONAIRES SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Julie & Aaron Perlow & Family in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart
Julie & Aaron Perlow & Family in memory of Lisa Ricker’s grandmother
Arline & Selwyn Bandes in memory of Harry Bandes
ISRAEL EXPERIENCE FUND
Beatrice Mintz in memory of Max Mintz
Marji & Leo Josephs in memory of Harry Josephs
LIBRARY FUND
Sandra & Herb Greenbaum in memory of Lillian & Jack Gold
PRAYER BOOK FUND
Linda & Lee Rosenbaum in honor of Aufruf of Hilary Hammer & Dylan
Kurlansky
Linda & Lee Rosenbaum in memory of Bernice Glucoft, mother of
Barbara Levy
Georgia & Roy Goldman in memory of Bernice Glucoft, mother of
Barbara Levy
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Elaine Gebel in memory of Daniel Gebel & Gertrude Seg
Mimi Freed in memory of Gussie Wildhorn
Rachel Richman & Steve Lipsky In honor of Naming of their
granddaughter, Christine.
Mimi & Paul Zukoff in honor of Rabbi Nesson
Naomi & Mark Stein in honor of David Stein’s Bar Mitzvah
Nina & Peter Blank in honor of Ellen Karp, Bonnie & Ezra Kazam’s
grandaughter
Rona & Matt Epstein in memory of Pearl Epstein
Babette & Norman Kornbleuth in memory of Max Ferer
Susan & Bill Neigher in memory of Ruth Strassberg
Renee & Barry Goldman in memory of Esther F. Epstein
Florence Rudich in memory of Abe Revitz & Lillian Rudich
Rita Fand in memory of Helen & Theodore Fand
Babette & Norman Kornbleuth in memory of Freida Feuer
Ronni & Barry Krauser in memory of Faye Krauser
Beatrice Mintz in memory of Nelson Mintz
Peppi & Dan Glass in honor of Ray Chimoff special birthday
Andrea & Jeff Needel in memory of Maimon Attias’ brother, Yosef Attias
Julia & Seth Kanowitz in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart, father of Steve
Neibart
Debbie & Philip Brody in memory of Emil Neibart, father of Steve
Neibart
Rona & Matt Epstein in memory of Sherwin Epstein
Janet & Perry Zevin in honor of Rabbi Nesson
Barbara & Neil Kolsky in memory of Margaret Kolsky
Peppi & Dan Glass in honor of Julie & Lew Stone’s 30th Wedding
Anniversary
RELGIOUS SCHOOL TZEDAKAH FUND
Deborah & Philip Brody in honor of Beryn Weinstock’s Bat Mitzvah
Deborah & Philip Brody in honor of Ira & Beverly Hammer’s daughter
Hilary marriage to Dylan Kurlansky
Alberta & Eli Weissman in memory of Lillian & Jack Gold
Dorothy & Irv Cohen In memory of Hildegard Joseph
Israela & Cy Halpern in memory of Max Kesten
RENOVATION FUND
Susan & Monte Wallenstein in memory of Joseph Wallenstein
Mary Ann & Gary Weisser in memory of Irene Buchbinder
Helene Kloder & Lou Bodian in memory of Harry Glen Kloder
Beverly & Irwin Berns in memory of Susan Wallenstein’s mother,
Ann Steinberger
Diane Rosenberg in memory of Harold Krauss
Joyce & Ellis Hoch in memory of Debbie Brody’s brother in law,
Jay Heller
Robin & David Leitner in memory of Maimon Attias’ brother,
Yosef Attias & Debbie Brody’s brother in law, Jay Heller
Roz & Michael Blick in honor of Lisa & Seth Garrett’s daughter,
Amanda’s engagement.
Julie & Bill Lupatkin in memory of Dr. Eugene Timins
Linda & Larry Kornreich in memory of Yosef Attias, Howard Gladstone,
Mark Feldman’s mother, Marlene Feldman
Rachel Richman & Steve Lipsky in memory of Yosef Attias, brother of
Maimon Attias
Rita & Larry Gotfried in memory of Bernice Glucoft, mother of
Barbara Levy
Contributions
Meryl & Michael Balaban in memory of Emil Neibart, father of
Steve Neibart
Ruth Kantowitz in memory of Alex Morchower
Gillian & Manfred Steyn in memory of Maurice & Betty Steyn, David &
Eva Cooperman
Mary Ann & Gary Weisser in memory of Alice & E. Henry Sondheimer,
Claire & Paul Weisser
Nancy & Robert Berns in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart, father of Steve &
Beatrice Berns
Lynne & Walter Rosenfeld in memory of Dr. Emil Neibart, Yosef Attias
Evelyn Cowen in memory of Jay Heller
Florence Fleishman in memory of Lori Chimoff’s father, Jay Heller
Linda & Larry Kornreich in memory of Lori Chimoff’s father, Jay Heller
Steve Neibart’s father, Emil Neibart
Julie & Bill Lupatkin in memory of Yosef Attias
Gillian & Manfred Steyn in honor of Peppi Glass, award for
Best Sculpture at the Annual Gaelen Juried Art Show
Linda & Larry Kornreich refuah schlema to Ray Chimoff
Nancy & Robert Berns in honor of Julie & Lew Stone’s 30th Wedding
Anniversary
SHALOM YELADIM FUND
Elaine Zudick in memory of Morris Zudick
SOUP KITCHEN FUND
Nancy Gordon-Michaels & Bob Michaels in memory of George Gordon,
in honor of Alison Chanin’s marriage
Debbie & Doug Goldstein in memory of Michael Goldstein
Janet & Irwin Dorros in memory of Gail Dorfman
Wendy Miller & Phil Rosenbach in memory of Bennett Miller
Betty & Arnold Goldstein in memory of Oscar Goldstein
Janet & Irwin Dorros in memory of Dora Levine & Harry Dorros
YAHRZEIT FUND
Ann & Warren Rhines in memory of William Baumgarten
Mimi Freed in memory of Morris Freed
Ruth Van Vort in memory of Charles Toffel
Rosalyn Van Wiemokly in memory of Samuel Sains
Beth Israel Cemetery Association
Ridgedale Avenue, Cedar Knolls
Preferred Rates for Congregation Members
For information call: 973-543-9740
Website: www.bethisraelcemetery.com
We are searching for stories about loved ones in our cemetery to
publish in our newsletter. If you have a story, please email Alise
at [email protected]
Rosh Hashana is very early this year. Our Annual Memorial
Service will be held on Sunday, September 8th at 12:30 pm.
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Yahrzeit
S H A B BAT J U N E 2 8 & 2 9
Tammuz
June
21
29 Joseph Friedman*
Ruth Gudis
Phillip Kantor
Gussie Rosenberg*
David Rothman
22
30 Harry Jacobs
Margaret Kolsky*
Jack Friedman
Harry Jacobs
Tammuz
July
23
1 Rose Lindenstein*
Martin Cornick
Louis Mintz*
Fanny Weiner
24
2 Archie Cohen*
Pauline Feuerstein
Marion Davis*
25
3 Yitzak Barer
Charles Davis*
Michael Jarvis
Morris Lipschitz*
26
4 Sophie Rosenfarb
Malcolm Slotsky
S H A B BAT J U LY 5 & 6
Tammuz
July
28
6 Joseph Guss
Ruth Smukler*
29
7 Louis Bellings*
Morris Epstein*
Otto Weiss
Eleanor Goldberg
Harry Spain*
Spencer Ross
Av
July
1
8 Jerome Adler*
Anne Charm
Herbert Joseph*
Alexander Harry Levine
Ida Fenyves*
Yetta Morgenstern
Mathew Klein*
Ruth Knapp
Anna Levine*
Irving Levine
Jacob Tambor
Samuel Bayever
2
9 Paul Rabinowitz*
Rachel Schall*
Pauline Fand*
Derek Tranchida*
3
10 Tillie Stern*
Clara Goldberg
Arnold Fleischman
Polina Kotlarskaya
Annette Diamond
Lloyd Rosenberg*
4
11 Lawrence Carter
Edward Gerstein
Morton Jacobowitz*
Leon Newmark
Gussie Bricker
Jean Weiss
5
12 Dorothy Silverstein*
Helen Devor*
Sarah Resnick
Seymour Pauls
Samuel Wolff
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Av
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
J U LY 1 2 & 1 3
July
13 Chaja Barer
14 Arthur Entis*
Murray Goff
George Levy
Louis Dornfeld
15 Harry Sharp
David Levy
George Mintz*
Henry Cappel
16 Harry Roth*
Shirley Miller
17 Rachel Green
Samuel Greenberg*
Anna Salny*
Dorothy Weingarten*
18 Morris Rosenberg*
Faye Weinstein*
Agnes G. Weiss*
19 Anna Negrin*
Miriam Morchower
Maurice Steyn
S H A B BAT J U LY 1 9 & 2 0
Av
July
13
20 Julia Sarner
Rebecca Kravetsky
14
21 Harry Avrick*
Gussie Roth*
Albert Knapp*
15
22 Ruth Pash*
Morton Heiser
Robert A. Lewis*
Sidney Sillins
Bertha Lupatkin
16
23 Victor Kreimer*
David Messinger*
Joyce Bremmer
Philip Shafran*
17
24 David Cooperman
18
25 Isidore Roth*
19
26 Rose Slifer
Ada Sandler
S H A B BAT J U LY 2 6 & 2 7
Av
July
20
27 Yetta Baer*
Rita Nesson*
Zoya Yucht
21
28 Max Lavein
22
29 Helen Sakofs
Manny Solondz
23
30 Georg Wagner*
Jacob Bayever
24
31 George Elwin
Av August
25
1 Meyer Friedman*
Helene Oxfeld
Blanche Schonholz
Rebecca Sakalsky*
Nathan Reingold*
Dorothy Cohen
Jacob Schiff*
26
2 Minnie Miller
J U LY / AU G U ST 2013
S H A B BAT AU G U S T 2 & 3
Av August
27
3 Philip Bugen
Max Winter*
28
4 Sarah Friedman*
Marcus Ossre*
William Levy*
Franklin Bolnick
Mary Eig
Dorothy Fischer
Mary Weinstein*
Max Young*
29
5 Elizabeth Levy*
Evelyn Gutes
Irene Dorros
Dora Meshman*
William Devor*
30
6 Mildred Goldstein*
Minnie Greenberg
Gertrude Klein*
Louis Kripple*
Elul August Minnie Young*
1
7 Hans Joseph*
Samuel Cylinder*
Louis Levine
Harry Sander
Richard Goldsmith*
Dora Weisman Stone
2
8 Michael Freed
Robert Goldman
Morris Clurman
Judith Weiss
3
9 Susan Warshaw*
Stephanie Muller*
S H A B BAT AU G U S T 9 & 1 0
Elul August
4
10 Annette Dunn
Rose Rachlin
James Josephson
Howard Sawyer
Eva Cooperman
5
11 Clara Schwartz*
Abraham Werner*
Annie Winter*
6
12 Rose Haimowitz*
Joseph Kronish
Morris Weinstein
7
13 David Goldberg
Max Katz*
8
14 Samuel Smukler*
Bluma Rothman*
Maurice Rubin*
Armand Feldman*
Fannie Hochman*
Lena Clurman
Hyman Kravetsky*
Joseph Cohen*
9
15 Katherine Schweber
Morton Nesson*
10
16 Nathan Frost
Family of Solomon Goldfinger*
Geraldine Graf
Murray Gruber*
Rose Wenarsky*
Yahrzeit
S H A B BAT AU G U S T 1 6 & 1 7
Elul August
11
17 Minnie Dunay*
Jules Max Gerwin
Laurie Gordon*
Ethel Pfeffer*
Jack Mintz*
12
18 Dorothy Stern*
13
19 Albert Bender
Amengo Gasparri
Florence Kefford
Frances Grobman
14
20 Philip Kantrowitz*
Charles Segal
Regina Kesten Fisch*
Max Klein
15
21 Sol Gutes
Devorah Kotlarskaya
Ida Silinsky
Ellen Lewin
16
22 Harry Ginsberg
Robert Miller
Alfred Rueff
Emanuel Wolf
17
23 Rose Epstein*
Abraham Silverstein*
Bertel Hirsch
S H A B BAT AU G U S T 2 3 & 2 4
Elul August
18
24 Esther Balter*
Moshe Goldin*
Herman Grandis
Helen Schlosberg*
19
25 Jack Cohen
Jonathan Kelter
Rose Gordon*
Robert Weinstock
20
26 Harry Cutler
Sherry Rosenbaum
21
27 Albert Levinsky*
Allan Miller*
Philip Nadler
Louis Rudich
Irwin Wasserman*
22
28 Joseph Frost
23
29 Edith Adler*
David Chanin
Frank Stave
Howard Kane
Jessica Levin
24
30 Clara Bellings*
Dorothy Mullivor
Diana Levy
Sadie Seiden*
Manya Poryadochnaya
S H A B BAT AU G U S T 3 0 & 3 1
Elul August
25
31 Jacques Shapiro*
Bernice Balaban*
Morris Beck
Hyman Rubinstein*
Samuel Schwartz
Jack Suval*
Elul
Sept
26
1 Gertrude Levine
Arnold Boxer*
27
2 Fanny Newmark*
Sidney Rubin
28
29
Tishri
1
2
3 Emil Koupf
Sarah Neibart
Meyer Rehert
Max Rifshin*
Madeline Socol*
Flora Weissman
4 Minnie Adler*
Grace Bandes
Abraham Spiegel*
Arthur Krauser*
William Diamond
Abraham Glazer
Martin Sternberg
Sept
5 Sam Lement*
Jacob Kravetsky
6 Harvey Hess
Samuel Weingarten
MAZEL TOV AND
C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S
s$R-ICHAELAND2OZ"LICKONTHE
marriage of their son Jay to Alison
Fisher.
s#ANTOR-AIMONAND2HEA!TTIASON
the marriage of their daughter Arielle
to Oliver Koops.
s$R3TUARTAND*OANE&OXONTHEBIRTH
of Jonah Russell Barratt to daughter
Allison and Grant Barratt.
s$R3TUARTAND*OANE&OXONTHE
graduation of their son Daniel from
Midwestern University Medical School
in Arizona.
s0AULAND#HERYL/CHSONTHEMARRIAGE
of their daughter Sharon to Jesse
Sanford.
CONDOLENCES
s%LLEN3OLONDZONTHEPASSINGOFHER
beloved father, Joseph Finkelstein.
s2UTH6AN6ORTONTHEPASSINGOFHER
beloved husband, Philip Van Vort.
s+ENNETH3IDMANONTHEPASSINGOF
his beloved wife, Susan Reich.
s*ENNIFER3ALBERGONTHEPASSINGOF
her beloved father, Robert Aaronson.
R E F UA H S C H L E M A
Daniella Abend, Joel Beecher, Harriette
Dorf, Jeanette Epstein, Tamara Goldberg,
Bernie Grandis, Paul Kopp, Gloria WeissAllen, and George Wolff.
SOUP KITCHEN VOLUNTEERS
Rita Fand, Marcy Needle, Rachel Needle,
Joel Schreiber, Aaron and Shane Perlow,
Mike and Samuel Wanatick, Lou Bodian
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Shadow
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Dinner/Program
7:30pm Executive
Committee Mtg.
11:00am Shalom
Club Rothman
Lunch
Independence
Day
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
6:15pm Services
8:12pm Candlelihting
6:15pm Services
8:08pm Candlelighting
8:02pm Candlelighting
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
11:00am SH
Mah Jongg
Tournament
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