December 2011 - Temple Beth Sholom

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Temple Beth Sholom
401 Roslyn Road, Roslyn Heights, NY
www.tbsroslyn.org • 516-621-2288
December 2011
Kislev/Tevet 5772
Happy Chanukah
First Candle - Tuesday, December 20
FROM THE RABBI’S DESK
By Rabbi Alan B. Lucas
A Parent’s Responsibility
I was overwhelmed by the turnout
at the recent program we cosponsored featuring Dr. Wendy
Mogel, internationally acclaimed clinical
psychologist, parenting expert and
New York Times best selling author
of “The Blessing of a Skinned Knee”
and “The Blessing of a B Minus.”
More than 800 people came and hung on her every word.
She was informative and entertaining and clearly there is a
desire to learn.
Parents now more than ever feel at a loss. I believe that
what has changed is not that the world is a more confusing
place – it has always been so. What has changed is that the
old structures that provided new parents with guidance and
wisdom are not as available as they used to. Grandparents
are off pursuing their own lives, and sometimes live far away
– and more then ever young parents feel left to themselves
to find their way in a challenging and confusing world.
We can help. I believe the synagogue and Jewish tradition
can provide the kind of guidance and wisdom that parents
desperately need. Programs like our Morei Derech – are
designed precisely for this purpose. The idea behind our
Morei Derech program is to bring young parents and “more
seasoned” parents together and to study and learn with our
rabbis and educators what Judaism has to say and offer as we
all work our way through the challenges of raising children.
What are parents’ obligations to their children: To love
them, to feed them, to protect them?
Isn’t it interesting that the Torah does not speak of such
obligations? Nowhere in the Torah is there a requirement
to love your children. Nowhere is there a mitzvah to feed
them. There is a discussion of parental responsibility in the
Talmud in the Tractate of Kiddushin (29a) where it speaks
of some of the detailed requirements of a parent to their
child – but again it does not speak of these basic things
rather it speaks about our obligation to circumcise our sons
and marry them off and teach them a trade and even to
teach them to swim – but not a mention of love, sustenance,
clothing or the need to provide a roof over their heads. Dr.
Micha Goodman a Fellow at the Hartman Institute and
professor of Jewish Thought offers a possible explanation.
A parent does not need to be taught to love their child. As
parents we do not need to be taught to feed, to clothe to
protect and care for them—we do these things the same
way that we don’t need to be taught to breathe or feed
ourselves – they are inherent in who we are as parents.
But we do need to be taught to educate our children, to
reach them a trade even how to swim. Why are these things
different? From the very first moment you hold that infant
in your arms – you as a parent understand that your child is
dependent on you for most of his or her basic needs.
needed. But there comes a point when our children must
become independent of us – when they must live on their
own, love on their own and to do the things we need to do
as parents to help them achieve this independence – well
that does not come so easily and certainly not naturally.
Here the Torah must require us to do these things that we
might not come to do on our own.It is a wonderful insight.
The responsibilities of a parent are two-fold: to provide
for our children when they are young all the things they
depend on us to provide. And then, as they grow, our job is
to help them develop the skills, the insight and the wisdom
they will need to make it on their own.
I love teaching High School students. My hours teaching in
our Machon Beth Shalom with our High School students
are amongst the most challenging and most fulfilling
hours that make up my week. I love dealing with young
people precisely as they are navigating the transition from
dependence to independence and sharing with them the
wisdom of our tradition to help guide them as they do so.
The biggest fear a parent has is that as we step back and
encourage our children to step forward on their own – we
fear that due to immaturity and lack of experience they will
make decisions that will hurt and harm them irreparably.
It is one thing to stand back as our toddler takes their first
step – knowing they may fall down and go boom. It is
quite another when we hand over the keys to the car and
know that a mistake, or bad judgment can be fatal.
It is not made any easier when we open our newspapers
every day and read of the tragic results of good kids who
make bad judgments and end up seriously injured or worse.
What is a parent to do?
Two thousand years ago the rabbis of the Talmud taught us
of the need to guide our children and give them the skills
and wisdom to become independent. The challenge is no
less important today.
I hope you will allow your synagogue to help you grow
and develop as a parent. I hope you will seek out more
information about our various programs and come and
study with us – so the wisdom of our sacred tradition can
help you – as it has helped and guided the generations that
have preceded you.
Religious School
Chanukah Book Fair!
December 11th
As a parent we understand this dependency and we even
thrive on it – it is nice to be loved and it is wonderful to be
Temple Beth Sholom 2
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK
By Marc Magid
Happy Chanukah! Enjoy Our Many Social Events!
With Chanukah, the Festival of
Lights, just a few weeks away, we
are in a celebratory mood at Temple
Beth Sholom evident by this month’s
many social events featuring great
entertainment. We start off with our Friday Night Live service and dinner
welcoming our new members on December 2 and conclude
the weekend on Sunday, December 4, at 4 p.m. with an
electrifying concert featuring Rick Recht, the country’s
top touring musician in the Jewish music circuit. He is an
exceptional entertainer who has become an icon for Jewish
youth, instilling pride and uplifting Jewish identity in his
audiences. This concert is sure to be a real treat for the entire
family. Ticket prices range from $5 for children ages 2 to 6,
$10 for children ages 7 to 17, and $18 for adults. Just prior to
the concert, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., there will be a Beth Sholom
Day Camp Reunion and Camp and Early Childhood Center
Open House.
On Saturday, December 10, at 8 p.m., join us for our second
annual Comedy Night. This event will feature three comics:
Johnny Lampert, Moody McCarthy and Sherry Davey. Please
BYOKB and BYOF (bring your own kosher bottle and bring
your own friends), and we will provide the snacks. The event
costs $20 per person in advance and $25 at the door. There is
one thing I can guarantee: Anyone with a funny bone will be
in for some really good laughs!
The next morning, on December 11, the Men’s Club is running
a blood donation drive at the Temple. All donors will receive
a coupon for a free pint of soup at Ben’s Deli. Please call the
office at 621-2288 to schedule an appointment. This is a great
opportunity to help others with what could be a life saving
gift. Also that morning is our PTA-sponsored Book Fair, a
great place to purchase books and games for Chanukah gifts.
Books for adults will also be available.
Please Save the Date for Our Big Social Event
Coming on Saturday, January 28, is our third annual Disco,
Dinner & Denim Night, where you can dance up a storm
while supporting our fundraising efforts. The raffle prizes and
silent auction items at this event are very distinctive, desirable
items just waiting for you to bid on them.
Our Shabbat services are always evolving, as Rabbi Lucas,
Rabbi Beyer and Cantor Barnoy in conjunction with our
Religious Affairs Committee work together to enhance our
worship. To make it easier for our congregants and to improve
the flow of our Torah service, we are asking people to stand at
their seats and announce the names of those for whom they
pray for good health, rather than come up to the bimah. This
will allow everyone who wants to say misheberach for a relative
or friend who is ill to do so easily. If you, yourself, are not
well enough to attend services, fill out the misheberach form
on our website under the Prayer tab, and our clergy will
announce the names you request on your behalf.
Rabbi Beyer launched Minyan Nafsheinu service on Rosh
Chodesh Cheshvan, October 29. This new format provides
a relaxed opportunity for prayer and insight into the
Shacharit service, and it concludes in time for participants
to join the congregation in the main sanctuary for the
sermon and Musaf service. Minyan Nafsheinu will meet
next on December 3 and January 7. See you there.
This year at TBS we are starting an initiative to enable
our clergy to meet and socialize with groups of our
members. If you and your family have not had a chance
to get to know Rabbi Lucas, Rabbi Beyer, and Cantor
Barnoy personally, let our office know and we will see to
it that you are included.
New Caterer Looks Forward to Serving You
Joseph Craig Catering, our new caterer, is updating
the décor of our function rooms, and has painted the
ballroom and installed new lighting. The chef ’s Glatt
Kosher cuisine is absolutely delicious! Craig Weinberg,
one of the partners, is booking parties for our congregants
and other members of the community. He looks forward
to working with you on your simcha, so please feel free to
contact him directly at 621-8200.
On behalf of myself, my wife Amy, and the TBS Board
of Trustees, best wishes to your and your family for a
Happy & Festive Chanukah. Let us celebrate the Festival
of Lights, which commemorates Judah Maccabee’s
victory over Antiochus in 165 B.C.E., with a reverence
for miracles! Just as one day’s worth of oil lasted for
eight days, and the small band of Maccabees defeated
their much larger foe, let us believe that ultimately,
righteousness will prevail in the world and that all of
Israel will know peace.
Shalom chaverim, Shalom friends,
Marc Magid
Join us on December 2nd
Friday Night Live!
New Member Dinner
Dinner - 6:45 PM
Friday Night Live! - 8 PM
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
By Donna Bartolomeo
People constantly marvel about the fact that TBS
always has so many individuals attending programs,
lectures, classes, etc. After the holidays were over, the
Herbert Tarr North Shore Institute for Adult Jewish
Education began, which features a variety of classes
and fascinating lectures on Monday nights in October
and November got off to a great start. For the first
lecture we had over 400 people in our sanctuary.
Coming up on December 4 we will be having the
Rick Recht concert and Comedy Night on December
10. Both events are sure to be well-attended. And
don’t forget our annual Blood Drive -help others by
donating blood on December 11.
As you heard on Kol Nidre, Temple Beth Sholom has
been awarded the Homeland Security Grant. We have
been granted $75,000. During the next few months,
you will start to see the security improvements in and
around the Temple.
Last year, following membership approval we began
replacing the roofs on our building. The next stage
was just completed successfully in the Wingate Center
and we expect to stay dry and warm for years to come.
Index to December 2011
From the Rabbi’s Desk . . . . . . . . . p. 2
From the President’s Desk . . . . . . . p. 3
From the Executive Director . . . . . . p. 4
B’nai Mitzvah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 5
Derech: Life Long Learning . . . . . p. 6
USY Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 7
MBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 7
Religious School News . . . . . . . . . p. 8
Early Childhood Center . . . . . . . . . p. 9
Donations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 10
High Holiday Appeals . . . . . . . . . p. 14
PIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 16
Torah Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 16
Sisterhood Scoop . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 17
Men’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 17
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 22
Temple Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 23
Schedule of Services . . . . . . . . . . . p. 24
Happy Chanukah
Chanukah begins on December 20. I look forward to
hearing the children sing Chanukah songs and create
their own Menorahs. The Men’s Club chefs are always
a hit when they serve latkes to the religious school
students.
December 20- December 28
Happy Chanukah from me, my children Jennifer,
Jason, Samantha and Steven, and Alex.
WELCOME TO HAZAK!
A Community Dedicated To Looking Forward
TBS adults come join us on
Thursday, December 15 at 6:30 p.m.
For a festive Chanukah evening
A light dairy dinner will be served
$5 per person
Reservations a must, call the Synagogue Office at 621-2288
B’NAI MITZVAH
ALEXA KAMBERG
Daughter of
Marci & Marc
December 3
HANNAH GREENBERG
Daughter of
Amy & Evan
December 15
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DERECH: LIFELONG LEARNING AT
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By Gila Hadani Ward, Director of Lifelong Learning
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Question 1. When was the Hanukkah song Ma'oz Tsur
written?
Question 6. Which dessert from Israel is eaten at
Hanukkah because it is fried in oil?
Biblical times
Latkes
Talmudic times
Sufganiyot (jelly filled donuts)
Medieval times
Bimuelos (fritters)
After the creation of the state of Israel
Atayef (cheese-filled pancakes)
Question 2. Which of the following was a behavior
prohibited by Antiochus?
Question 7. A special scroll that contained many
legends about Hanukkah and was once read on the
holiday is called
Celebrating Purim
The Scroll of Antiochus
Celebrating Hanukkah
The Scroll of Esther
Learning Torah
The Scroll of Light
Dancing the Hora
The Scroll of Swordsmen
Question 3. When playing dreidel, if you spin and get a
gimmel you should
Question 8. Historians believe Hanukkah enjoyed a
resurgence in America in modern times because
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Get sent to jail
Hanukkah falls so close to Christmas
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Question 4. The Maccabees were led by the sons of the
priest Mattathias. How many sons did he have?
One
Broadcast television featured lots of Hanukkah
specials
Question 9. The famous Hanukkah song written by
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December is the Best Month of the Year
Question 5. True or False: The reason we eat latkes is
because it was the food that fortified the Maccabees as
they fought Antiochus.
Question 10. The shehekheyanu blessing is recited
Every night of Hanukkah
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Only on the first night
False
The first night and the last night
Every night of every single religious holiday
FROM MBS
By Gila Hadani Ward, Director of Lifelong Learning
Each month, I am pleased to share an article from a different
member of the Machon faculty. The following article comes
from Loen Amer, who also serves as our Youth Director. She
writes about one of the highlights in our year – our Rosh
Hodesh groups. She explains everything in her usual energetic
fashion. I will let her do the writing.
Hodesh Tov (a good month),
Gila
LEARNING FROM MY STUDENTS EVERY MONTH
By Loen Amer, Youth Director
I love being a Machon teacher! Last time I was asked to write
a bulletin article, it was a top ten list of the reasons I love
Machon so much. Machon is a fabulous supplemental Jewish
high school, providing stimulating, substantive learning to
different kinds of teen learners. Machon combines formal
education in the study track, with the significant social
interaction of youth group in USY, and learning through
active social action projects in the “Gimme 10.” As much as
I love Machon, one of the things I most love about it are the
monthly Rosh Hodesh groups (which means I love Rosh
Hodesh groups so, so much!).
Rosh Hodesh is the first day of the new Hebrew month. The
Rosh Hodesh groups for young women at Machon are based
on the Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! curriculum, a program of
Moving Traditions. Temple Beth Sholom was initially a pilot
site for the project, and it has been successful here for years.
There is a traditional assignment of Rosh Hodesh in Judaism
as a day scared to women. It is the perfect time for teenage
young women to meet for discussion, art work, and Jewish
study about issues such as body image, friendship, stress,
romantic relationships, academic pressure, and family. As an
egalitarian congregation, we of course also offer a program for
young men, “Bro Hodesh.” At the beginning of each Hebrew
month, groups of guys meet for activities and discussion that
bring meaning to their lives and create positive Jewish identity.
I am very excited to announce that this year we will also be
inviting day school students to join the new groups for the
eighth and ninth graders.
Until last June I was privileged to facilitate a group for the young
women of the Machon class of 2011. Each month the teens and I
would play games or create artwork, and discuss issues relevant
to their lives based on traditional Jewish themes for that month.
The “Rosh Hodesh Cloth” of the class of 2011
The Talmud quotes the great rabbi, Rabbi Chanina as having
said, “I have learned much from my teachers, more from my
colleagues, and the most from my students” (Ta’anis 7a). Any
good teacher knows the deep truth of that statement. I have
often learned so much from my students. Though I’ve often
had the wonderful experience of learning from students,
it has never been as often true for me as it was in the
Rosh Hodesh group. I’m confident that I learned far
more from those young women than they did from me.
I also know they learned a tremendous amount from
each other, reflecting the second part of Rabbi Chanina’s
statement, of having learned “more from my colleagues.”
Our Rosh Hodesh group was a wonderful learning
community, of which I loved being a part.
This year, I confess that I’m nervous about my new Rosh
Hodesh group of eighth graders. I had such a positive
experience; how can a new group even come close? As
was often the case, wisdom from last year’s group has
reassured me. When discussing the nervousness of
graduating high school and moving to college they were
all experiencing last year, one of them pointed out that
even if the future is scary, it would be worse if things
never changed at all. Of course, she was right. I plan to
learn just as much from the eighth graders this year. I
am excited that the Machon and day school students will
be creating a community of wonderful teens together.
Even if it is scary, how can that be anything other than
fantastic?
Temple Beth Sholom Youth Programs At-A-Glance
December 2011
(does not include Hebrew High School Sessions or
Gimme 10)
Friday December 2-Saturday December 3
METNY USY Kadima Shabbaton
South Huntington JC
For Grades 6-8
Sunday December 4
RICK RECHT CONCERT!!!!
TBS – 4PM
$10 Youth Ticket
Friday December 11-Sunday December 13
Chazak USY Fall Kinnus
Temple Hillel, Valley Stream
Tuesday December 13
Machar Program Night
Grades 4 and 5
6 – 7:15PM
Thursday December 15
Kadima Program Night
Grades 6 &7
6-7:15PM
USY Program Night
Grades 8-12
7:30-9PM
Thursday December 23 –Thursday December 30
USY International Convention
Philadelphia, PA
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS
By Sharon Solomon, Religious School Director
Our students and families fulfilled the
mitzvah of Tikun Olam – Repairing
the World, when they helped our Long
Island neighbors in need recently. We
extend a huge Yasher Koach to Kitah
Gimel (3rd grade) who went to visit Sun
Harbor Nursing Home in Roslyn, to
Kitah Daled (4th grade) who cooked for
the INN Interfaith Nutrition Network,
to Kitah Hay (5th grade) students who went to the Atria
Assisted Living facility in Lynbrook and to Kitah Vav (6th
grade) who helped feed the hungry on Long Island.
Each one of us can make a difference if we each lend a hand
to those less fortunate. It is very easy to buy games and just
give tzedakah but it rises to a different dimension when our
children and families give up their time to support and visit
the elderly or disadvantaged in our local community. These
acts of loving kindness (Gemilut Hasadim) displayed by our
families created and left powerful, positive Jewish memories.
As we now begin the month of December, many exciting
learning opportunities and activities are in store. We look
forward to our annual Book Fair, which is sponsored by
the Religious School PTA. Please support our PTA by
purchasing your Chanukah gifts, books, and games at this
big fundraiser, scheduled for Sunday, December 11th. Please
mark your calendar!
Jewish Literacy Comes Alive on Sunday, December 11th
when our Bet classes launch a wonderful, empowering family
program called Bet Connection. Each family will have an
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By Francine Weinman & Felice Bergman Co-PTA Presidents
opportunity over the course of the school year to read a
book to the class and facilitate learning on Jewish topics/
holidays. This joint parent-child experience culminates
each week with a hands-on class project that truly
engages the class and family. This is a fine example of
the family/home connection that Temple Beth Sholom
Religious School strives so hard to achieve.
Our Chanukah Assembly/Celebration/Candle-lighting
will take place on Tuesday, December 20th at 5:00 pm.
There will be regular classes from 4:00 to 5:00 pm. We
will then enjoy dancing, singing, and sofganiyot (jelly
donuts). Of course, we will feast on latkes, courtesy of
our Men’s Club. Toda Raba to Joe Bruck, President of
the Men’s Club and his crew for making our Chanukah
so special. We will also have Chanukah raffles, prizes
and so much more!
It’s time to start planning your Chanukiah masterpiece!
The theme for our annual Chanukiah-thon will be “The
Miracle of Chanukah”. All Chanukiot will be on display
on Tuesday, December 13th, and will be judged by our
famous, impartial judges: Rabbi Lucas, Rabbi Beyer,
Cantor Barnoy, Donna Bartolomeo and Marc Magid. We
encourage everyone in grades Gan – Zayin to participate
in this fun event. Prizes will be awarded for the most
original, most artistic and most related to the theme!
This year, students in grades 4-7 (Daled-Zayin) are being
challenged to enter our Chanukah Poetry/Song/Video
Contest by submitting original work, also focusing on
“The Miracle of Chanukah” theme. The grand prize will
be a camera as well as two runner-up prizes – gift cards/
games. Here is your chance to show off your creative
talents, and who knows, we might just have a You-Tube
media sensation in our TBS midst!
I wish you and your family a Happy Chanukah that is
filled with joy and light.
The Religious school PTA has been busy this academic
year! We started off the school year with a welcome brunch
meeting in September. It was great to welcome many new
parents looking to be involved in enhancing their children’s
Religious school education!
A HUGE thank you to all of the families that helped to
decorate our Temple’s sukkah. We had dad’s on ladders
hanging decorations up high, moms all around and children
making paper chains and hanging the wonderfully, creative
masterpieces that our children made during Religious school
under the auspices of their talented art teacher. The sukkah
looked fantastic!
Our first two fundraisers have been major successes! We are
collecting Box tops all year. Please look for collection boxes
at the Temple entrances. If you have not purchased your
KidStuff book, the next opportunity will be at our Religious
School Chanukah Book Fair on December 11th.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PTA
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EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
By Helayne Cohen, Early Childhood Center Director
We are pleased to let the Temple Beth
Sholom community know about
the opening of registration for the
2012-2013 school year. The Early
Childhood Center of Temple Beth
Sholom knows the importance of
choosing the appropriate educational
venue for preschoolers. Our dedicated
professional staff work diligently and
Children are curious and
creative, are full of potential
and make meaning out of all
that they see and do. Our
goals are to address all areas of
child development – cognitive,
emotional, social, physical,
promote positive relationships
for children and adults, use
Fun Time In The Playground
Group Play
strive to achieve and maintain the highest standards of
excellence. Our teachers stimulate each child’s sense of
curiosity and instill a love of learning incorporating both
a Jewish and secular component in our program.
developmentally appropriate teaching structures, promote
good nutrition through healthy snacks and good health
through physical activity both inside and out. We use
resources within our community for our children and their
families. We emphasize the richness and joy of Judaism
with weekly visits from our rabbinic staff; always fostering
a love of learning. This is the first stop of an educational
journey and we are so proud of all that we have to offer to
our children and families.
Our 2’s At Work
Important Dates at the Early
Childhood Center For December
Wednesday, Dec. 21
Chanukah Celebration at School – Parents
Invited
Thursday, Dec. 22
Chanukah Hero Party – 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Monday.-Friday, Dec. 26-30
Winter Recess (No Classes)
Our Future Geologists
Please tell your friends and family members about our
award winning school. For inquiries about our school call
us at (516) 621-1171.
With Chanukah on the way, I would like to wish the
Temple Beth Sholom community a very happy Chanukah.
May the glow of the candles provide much warmth to you
and your families.
DONATIONS
RABBI’S FUND
In Honor Of marriage of Molly Brandwein to Stephen Ebinger
Melody & Harvey Alstodt
In Honor Of marriage of Dana Braverman to Adam Guetzow
In Memory Of Clara Cohen
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg, Kallat Bereishit,
Simchat Torah
Sara & Alan Most
In Memory Of Elycia Fanarof
Karen & Jerry Karlik
In Honor Of Rabbi Lucas, Cantor Barnoy, Rabbi Beyer & the
TBS Family. Thank you for your love, support & guidance in
memory of my beloved mother, Clara Cohen
Jane S. Cohen
In Honor Of Shoshanna Wingate’s 90th birthday
Daniela & Steven Klein
In Memory Of Ruth Blumenthal Sondheimer
Daniela & Steven Klein
In Memory Of Rose Landau & Morris Landau
Frances & Martin Ilivicky
In Memory Of Matthew Rosenberg
Lenore & Alan Rosenwasser
Barbara & Alan Kaplan
Rose & Alan Schecter
Phyllis & Steven Goldenberg
Susan & Gil Lipper
Rebecca & Michael Altman
PTA of Religious School
Rikki & Yale Kessler
Maris & Andy Rosenberg
In Memory Of Gienia Tabak Melnik
Eva & Sanford Gerber
In Memory Of Lila Siller
Helene & Marty Bland
In Memory Of Jean Friedlander
Elaine & Marvin Friedlander
In Honor Of engagement if Rachel Simonson to Jeffrey Cohen
Helene & Scott Lurie
In Honor Of marriage of Michal Lucas to Uri Friedman
In Honor Of Pearl & Nathan Halegua’s anniversary
Rose & Alan Schecter
In Memory Of Muriel Bursky
In Memory Of Leonard Gopstein
In Memory Of Benjamin Dobrow
Maris & Andy Rosenberg In Honor Of the marriage of Michelle Sklar
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg Simchat Torah honoree,
Kallat Bereishit
Barbara & Alan Kaplan & Sons
In Honor Of engagement of Rachel Simonson to Jeffrey Cohen
Susan & Gil Lipper
Donation
Nancy & Mitchel Charnas
In Memory Of Tracy’s mother, Lila Siller
Tracy & Russell Cohen
ALBERT B. COHEN ENDOWMENT FUND
In Memory Of Dr. Carole Disenhoff
Jill & Louis Naviasky
Amy & Marc Magid
Amy & Marc Magid
Lisa & Richard Levine
Bernice Cohen
In Honor Of The wonderful Simchat Torah honorees
Bonnie & Barry Epstein
In Honor Of Rabbi Lucas, Rabbi Beyer & Cantor Barnoy for all
their support during this difficult time
Bonnie & Barry Epstein
Kathleen Friedlander
In Honor Of Rabbi Sidney & Ruthie Solomon’s grandson’s
Shmuel and Meir Bar Mitzvahs
Amy & Marc Magid
In Memory Of Shari Hadani
Amy & Marc Magid
Bernice Cohen
Barbara & Larry Glass
In Honor Of Jill & Louis Naviasky, JTS honorees
Ginger & Jack Bloom
BERNICE COHEN EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER FUND
In Honor Of Susan Hoffman’s fine teaching contributions to
early childhood learning
Jane & Paul Lang
SIDNEY & RUTH KAHAN CHESED FUND
In Memory Of Melanie Eisenberg
Judy Greenberg
In Honor Of Sisterhood, in memory of my beloved mother
Clara Cohen
Jane Cohen
In Honor Of Chesed, in memory of my beloved mother Clara
Cohen
Jane Cohen
In Honor Of engagement of Shira Rosenberg
Edith & Leonard Kliegman
HAROLD KALB PRAYERBOOK FUND
In Memory Of Charles Friesner
Charlotte & Marvin Levine
In Memory Of Martin Krivin
Eleanor & Morton Roberts
Cindy & Bill Slutsky
In Honor Of birth of our grandson Jonah Reid, son of Amy & Robert Krolick
Elaine & Michael Krolick
In Memory Of Elaine Epstein
Debra & Sheldon Shalom
In Memory Of Muriel Bursky
MILTON HOROWITZ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
In Memory Of Milton Horowitz
Lila Horowitz
MAX GREENFIELD BIBLE FUND
Laura & Cliff Atlas
PAUL SHIPPER MUSIC FUND
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg Simchat Torah honoree
Ellen & Paul Walk
In Honor Of engagement of Cliff Moskowitz to Lindsay
Grody
Susan & Gil Lipper
MALKA’S FUND FOR LIFE LONG LEARNING
Ellen & Paul Walk
Dorine & Robert Wulwick
In Honor Of Frances & Martin Ilivicky in celebration of their
80th birthdays
Ellen & Paul Walk
In Memory Of of Martin Krivin
Ellen & Paul Walk
In Honor Of birth of Eliezer Rosenthal
Susan & Gil Lipper
In Honor Of birth of twin granddaughter to Debbie & Sheldon
Shalom
Susan & Gil Lipper
In Honor Of engagement of Stefanie Wulwick to Brian Ash
Susan & Gil Lipper
Cyd Weissman & Jewish Education Project
Marcia & Larry Atlas
Paige & Larry Sirota & Family
Rachel & Michael Schor
Bonnie Rosen
Rikki & Yale Kessler
Ginger & Jack Bloom
Amy & Lennard Katz
Leatrice & Harold Baron
Lisa & Jim Schlesinger
Barbara & Alan Kaplan and family THE ARTHUR GOLDBERG SOCIAL ACTION &
CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAM FUND
In Honor Of Debra & Sheldon Shalom on the birth of twin
granddaughters
Ellen & Paul Walk
In Honor Of Beatrice Karten, honoree at Simchat Torah
In Honor Of Leah Brochstein’s 90th birthday
In Honor Of 90TH birthday of Yvette Abrams
Children & Grandchildren of Yvette Abrams
In Honor Of Jill & Louis Naviasky, JTS honorees
Helayne & Jerry Cohen
In Memory Of Arthur Goldberg
Leonard & June Yohay
LISA & JIM SCHLESINGER RAMAH FUND
In Honor Of Jim Schlesinger Simchat Torah honoree, Hatan
Torah
Marilyn & Joseph Greensher
Halegua Family
In Honor Of Beatrice Karten, Simchat Torah honoree, Kallat
Maftir
In HO Engagement of Cliff Moskowitz to Lindsay Grody
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg Simchat Torah honoree,
Kallat Bereishit
In Honor Of Engagement of Rebecca Walk to David Sattler
In Honor Of Jim Schlesinger, Simchat Torah honoree, Hatan
Torah
Lisa Schlesinger
Sara & Alan Most
Ellen & Paul Walk
Geoffrey Sadow
MBS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg honoree at Simchat
Torah
Sherrie Levine & Harry Staszewski
In Honor Of Dr. Andy Rosenberg, Frauenthal honoree at
Hospital for Joint Diseases
Harriet & Mark Chertok
Cheryl & Mark Friedman
In Honor Of Bat Mitzvah of Sarah Silverman
Cheryl & Mark Friedman
Phyllis, Steven, Rachel & Joshua Goldenberg
Rebecca & Michael Altman
PTA of Religious School
Dorine & Robert Wulwick
Helayne & Jerry Cohen
WM. SPIELMAN SOLOMON SCHECHTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor Of Jim Schlesinger, Simchat Torah honoree, Hatan
Torah
Harriet & Marvin Rosen
Stacey & Mark Silverman
RABBI ARIO S. HYAMS JUDAICA MUSEUM FUND
In Honor Of Yvette & Martin Abrams 66th Anniversary
Children & grandchildren of Yvette and Martin Abrams
ZELMAN COLLEGE TEXTBOOK FUND
In Honor Of Phyllis Fried Goldenberg Simchat Torah
honoree, Kallat Bereishit
Risa & Michael Doherty
In Honor Of Dr. Beatrice Karten Simchat Torah honoree
Ellen & Paul Walk
GENERAL DONATIONS
Friend of Suzanne B. Chervin
Lawrence R. Schoenfeld
Tobie Aronson
YAHRZEIT FUND
In Memory Of Gertrude Winik
The Winik Family
In Memory Of Martin Spatz
Anonymous
Special Funds (Optional) Minimum Donation $18
Albert B. Cohen Endowment Fund
The Wingate USY Scholarship Fund
Lisa & Jim Schlesinger - Camp Ramah
Malka’s Fund for Lifelong Learning
The Arthur Goldberg Social Action And Cultural Arts Program
MBS Scholarship Fund
Milton Horowitz Religious School Fund
Bernice Cohen Preschool Fund
Paul Shipper Music Fund
Rabbi’s Fund
Rabbi Ario S. & Tess Hyams Judaica Museum Fund
Rabbi Joseph P. Sternstein Memorial Fund
Ruth and Sidney Kahan Chesed Fund
Ted Geffner Educational Scholarship Fund
William Spielman Solomon Schechter Scholarship Fund
Yahrzeit Fund
Zelman College Textbook Fund
Other Donations:
Harold Kalb Prayerbook Fund Library Fund
Max Greenfield Bible Fund
Mel Hoffman Torah Maintenance Fund
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Three Professional Comedians! Three million laughs!!!
A fun evening with friends and snacks.
What could be better?
December 10, 2011
Doors Open 8:00 PM
$20 per person in advance
$25 at the door
BYOKB: Bring Your Own Kosher Bottle
For more information, please contact the Temple Office
516-621-2288 - [email protected]
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Come Hear Jewish Music
As You Have Never Heard It Before!
Tickets purchased in advance will be entered into a drawing
For a spectacular Rick Recht prize pack!
For More Information, Contact Gila
(516) 621- 2288 x129
[email protected]
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Ticket Prices
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HIGH HOLIDAY APPEAL 2011-2012
Derek Abdekalimi
Hartley Abdekalimi
Martin and Yvette Abrams
Philip & Marjorie Adler
Benjamin & Shahla Ahdout
Steven & Barbara Allen
Harvey & Melody Alstodt
Jeffrey & Dori Appleman
Mark & Inez Bacharach
Mansour & Diana Baradarian
William & Anita Baron
Lewis & Susan Bartell
Barry & Denise Bass
Nadine Belkin
Leonard & Felice Bergman
Adam & Anita Berkowitz
Nathaniel & Golda Berlin
Martin Bernard
Harvey & Harriett Beyer
Michael & Caryn Beyer
Eric and Marilyn Blier
Linda Borsykowsky
Joel Brochstein
Stuart and Susan Brown
Joseph & Suzan Bruck
Susan Burman
Stanley & Eve Bykov
Steve & Bonnie Cahn
John & Carolyn Canova
Drew & Sherri Caplin
Barry & Stacy Carus
Lois Carus
Mitchell & Nancy Charnas
Mark & Harriet Chertok
Barton & Cheryl Cohen
Jeffrey & Sara Cohen
Mark & Margy Cohen
Noel & Pamela Cott
Menashe & Gloria Dallal
Joshua & Ellen Dicker
Darwin & Fay Dornbush
Jess & Eva Drabkin
Dennis & Judith Draizin
Mildred Druss
David & Cheri Dubner
Janet Eder
Jerome & Deena Ehrlich
Bruce &Edna Eiber
Marc & R. Beth Eichenholtz
Jerome & Martha Eisenberg
Mark & Susan Elowsky
Manouchehr & Afsaneh Eshaghi
Barry & Lynn Feder
Lawrence & Janet Feinstein
Paul & Carla Feinstein
Theodore & Lisa Felderman
Richard & Mindi Feldman
Arthur & Terry Felsenfeld
Sue Felsenfeld
Barton & Ellen Fingerman
Daniel & Arlene Fisher
David & Tammy Fisher
Irwin & Adele Flescher
Brett & Allison Fliegler
Dennis & Kim Floam
Barry & Bella Freedberg
Gary & Bonnie Freeberg
Michael Freedberg
Brandon Friedlander
Lester & Amy Friedlander
Marvin & Elaine Friedlander
Mark & Cheryl Friedman
Burton & Priscilla Friedman
Mark & Cheryl Friedman
Howard & Meryl Fuchs
Norton & Barbara Furman
Leon & Jean Futoran
Paul & Reva Gajer
Sandra Geller
David & Doris Gladstone
Adee Glasberg
Lawrence & Barbara Glass
Harry & Rochelle Glick
Mark & Mary Glick
Robert Goldaber & Marcy Hirschfeld
Judith Goldberg
Steven Goldenberg & Phyllis Fried Goldenberg
Mark & Jeanne Goldman
Arnold & Thelma Goldstein
Billy & Rachel Goldstein
Bob Goldstein
Howard & Barbara Goldstein
James & Karen Goldstick
Andrew & Rena Goodman
Robert & Elaine Gordon
Daniel & Roberta Gordon
Harold & Carrie Gordon
Adam & Cindy Gross
Howard & Susan Gursky
Sara Hack
Joshua Halegua
Nathan & Pearl Halegua
Aaron Halegua
Robert & Alison Haime
Douglas & Arleen Held
Jonathon & Susan Held
Edwin & Beverly Herschenfeld
Marilyn Hoch
Stephen & Wendy Hoffman
Michael Honigsburg
Jeffrey nad Karen Horwitz
Arnold & Wende Hyman
Martin & Frances Ilivicky
Howard & Arlene Jacobs
Richard & Gerry Jacobson
Les & Jill Jacobs
Marilyn & Patrick Jacques
Howard & Meg Kahn
Lucville Kain
Ted & Sara Kallif
Marci & Mark Kamberg
Alan & Barbara Kaplan
Victor & Marjorie Kasner
David & Nancy Katz
Ronald & Cynthia Katz
Seymour & Arlene Katz
John & Glenda Kaufman
Martin & Anita Kay
Yale & Rikki Kessler
April Klein
Your generous response to our High Holiday Appeal provids support to the work of the congregation.
You gave with an open hand, despite a difficult economy.
Sherry & Barry Klein
Maurice & Judith Klein
Steven & Mindy Kober
Steven & Barbara Kohl
Scott & Barbara Kosgove
Michael Kosgove
Myron & Hannah Koslow
Michael & Ellen Kotin
Jack & Ellen Krampf
Israel & Sally Kriegel
Michael Krolick
Martin & Rita Kroll
David & Jodi Krueger
Peter & Nancy Kurzweil
Neil & Marilyn Kutin
Leonard & Helene Landesberg
Peter & Mona Lanzer
Byron & Johanna Lassin
Marvin & Charllotte Levine
Richard & Lisa Levine
Rita Lichtenstein
Robert & Eleanor Liebmann
Mark and Marcia Lilling
Gil & Susan Lipper
Norman & Joan Lisogorsky
Eran & Ellen Lotzky
Stephen & Diane Lovell
Robert & Pamela Lustrin
Rabbi Alan & Edy Lucas
Robert & Pamela Lustrin
Abraham & Sally Magid
Marc & Amy Magid
Dan Mallin & Renee Lefland
Andrew & Judi Marcus
Eugene & Galina Marder
Harvey Markowitz
Pauline Mattana
Jay & Robin Merker
Florence Meyer
Manouchehr & Jane Michael
Jack Moersel
Steve & Lana Monas
Anthony & Michelle Myers
Martin Moskowitz & Marci Ostroff
Louis & Jill Naviasky
Ira & Caryn Newman
David Oestreich
Ruth Orange
Victor & Gail Pasternack
Richard & Joan Perfit
Jeffrey & Elaine Perry
Nathan & Shirley Peters
Rubin & Sharon Pikus
Aviva & Louis Pinto
Josh & Ellen Pollack
Murray & Claire Pressman
Burton & Helen Putterman
Howard & Mara Rachlin
Milton & Marian Radutzky
Allen & Ellen Relkin
Rimon & Sandra Reshef
David & Sybil Resnik
Shira Robinson
Marvin & Harriet Rosen
Alan & Donna Rosenberg
Andrew & Maris Rosenberg
Holly Rosenthal
Alan & Lenore Rosenwasser
Jeremy Rosof & Rachel Fetner
Paul & Tina Rotstein
Melvyn & Lea Ruskin
Brad & Jane Saltzman
David & Julie Samber
Stephen & Jill Saravay
Morty & Rebecca Schaja
Gerald & Nancy Schattner
Alan & Rose Schecter
James & Lisa Schlesinger
Kalman & Susan Schmidt
Michael & Rachel Schor
Michael & Nancy Schreiber
Steven & Hillary Schultz
Joseph & Marlene Schwadron
Stephen & Sandra Seltzer
Sheldon & Debra Shalom
Joel & Carol Sheinbaum
Jay & Mindy Sherman
Scott & Wendy Siegel
Mark & Stacey Silverman
Max Silverman
Joel & Sheila Simon
Barry & Robin Simonson
Gregg & Wendy Sincoff
Collin Smith
Joe Sobel
Robert & Norma Solomon
Yoram & Sharon Solomon
Jacob & Mildred Sosne
Scott & Susan Spinner
Gerald & Ronda Starr
Kenneth & Louise Sussman
Selma Taffet
David & Linda Taub
Moises & Rosita Tenembaum
Vanessa Tannenbaum
Robert & Linda Tepper
Lisa Tract
Robert Wagner & Shari Lusskin
Sydney & Tobey Wain
Paul & Ellen Walk
Martin & Rose Warshawsky
David & Julie Wasserman
Greta Weinberg
Jonah & Dana Weiner
Stuart & Ceci Weiner
Jonah & Dena Weiner
Ben & Francine Weinman
Albert & Shirley Wien
Jeffrey & Sara Winik
Charles & Elva Wimokur
Claude & Lisbeth Wolgel
Robert & Dorine Wulwick
Phyllis Yablans
Marvin & Suzanne Yarnell
Joseph & Susan Zacherman
Steven & Roberta Zeldis
Leo & Regina Zelkin
Alan & Susan Zelman
Itzchak & Debora Zivari
Alice Zwillenberg
TORAH
FUND
By Lisa G. Schlesinger
Every year Jim and I have the pleasure of gathering together
with our daughters and their families
and other relatives for a Chanukah
party. We light candles together (a real
pool of light) and we exchange gifts. It
is a fun filled evening. The highlight of
the fun is the singing. We sing all types
of songs including all five verses of
Maoz Tzur. But I want to write about
one of the other songs. It is a ditty
about how it wasn’t Judah Maccabee
who won the war against the Syrians,
but rather it was Mrs. Maccabeus.
It tells about how it really was her Latkes that did the work.
It is a silly song but it contains a powerful message. History
concentrates on the deeds of great men but always forgets
that behind them were wives who deserved great credit for
Sisterhood Brunch & Learn
Brunch and Learn is a wonderful learning opportunity for all
members of our congregation, not just sisterhood members.
Please join us for exciting lectures and great company.
their silent service. In today’s world we are much more
cognizant of the role women have played and are playing.
It has been my pleasure over the past umpteen years to
be involved in a project of women, Torah Fund. This
is not behind the scenes. This is an area where women
throughout the country take it upon themselves to take
the lead and make it possible for young men and women to
study at the Jewish Theological Seminary, Ziegler School,
Schechter Institute and Seminario Rabbinco to become
the Rabbis, Cantors and Jewish Educators for the future. As the tax year comes to an end, those of you who
have not yet made a special gift to Torah Fund, please
remember Torah Fund as one of your charitable
contributions for 2011.
Happy Chanukah!!!
Temple Beth Sholom
Blood Drive
December 19
A Chanukah celebration with
Cantor Ofer Barnoy and Rabbi Cecelia Beyer
516.484.1545 ext. 196
Wendy Mogel Post-Event
Community-Wide Parenting Workshops
Facilitated by Partners in Caring Social Work
Professionals, workshops will be held at 10:00am and
7:30pm on the following dates:
• Thursday, December 1 at Temple Sinai of Roslyn
• Thursday, December 8 at Sid Jacobson JCC
FREE, RSVP required 516-484-1545, ext. 196
New Support Group series are beginning soon.
Featured for December
Caregiver Support Group
Wednesday 7:30pm
Weekly support group for those who are feeling
overwhelmed and over-extended by the demands of
caring for family, career, parents and loved ones. A brief
phone intake is required.
Sunday, December 11
8:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
“He who saves one life, saves the whole world.”
Please join us and give the gift of life!
All donors receive a coupon for a
free pint of soup from Ben’s Best
For more information or to schedule an
appointment, please call
Temple Beth Sholom at 516-621-2288
SISTERHOOD
SCOOP
By Beth Eichenholtz & Mahvash Zarabi Co-Sisterhood Presidents
Sisterhood is looking forward to a fascinating program, “ A
Conversation about Archie Rand,” at its next meeting on
Thursday, December 8 at 8:15 P.M. Archie Rand is one of the
most progressive American Jewish artists of the 20th century
and the leading proponent of Biblical content in modern art.
If you’ve noticed the colorful exhibit of his paintings in the
Temple and read about it in the October Bulletin, you know
you’re in for a real treat. Bat-Sheva Slavin, TBS’s museum
curator, will share her insights with us about three of Rand’s
most important series of works on exhibit here that bring the
Bible to life!
Please join us for Sisterhood Shabbat on January 21 when
our members lead the Shabbat service and join us for a
festive luncheon afterwards. This is always a very meaningful
experience. You’ll enjoy it most if you participate on the
bimah, so please contact Madeline Yousefzadeh at 621-7027
or Sara Most at 625-2537, our education vice presidents, to
request a part in either Hebrew or English.
It’s been a busy autumn for Sisterhood, with the start of
Rabbi Beyer’s Judaism 101 Class on select Tuesday nights
throughout the year, and our Monday morning Robert Perla
educational program. We also started several weekly Yoga
and Zumba exercise classes as well as Mah Jongg classes.
Cantor Barnoy delighted us with his singing and keyboard
accompaniment at our Sukkot celebration and we recently
held a very enjoyable Paid-Up Membership dinner. Thank
you to Robin Simonson, program vice president, and Rebecca
Altman, membership vice president and event chair; Shari
Schnitzer for seating arrangements; Susan Brown for
handling the Jewish New Year cards; Amy Magid and Cindy
Katz for securing raffle prizes; and to Adele Flescher and
Helaine Kurtzman for handling registration.
Also, our thanks to Roberta Zeldis for chairing the shiva
meals committee; to Judith Seltz and Mahnaz Pourrabbani
for chairing our luncheons for seniors, to Lyn Greensher
for overseeing the Judaica Shop, to Rebecca Altman for
membership and to Miriam Silverman for publicity. There
are too many others who help us to mention here but todah
rabah to all.
Sisterhood has 39 new members so far this year. Please
welcome these women: Karen Stein Aldad · Jennifer
Bailey · Nazanin Barzideh · Monica Benaharon · Andrea
Berkowitz · Linda Brsykowsky · Audrie Caracciola · Lori
Feinstein · Allison Fliegler · Andrea Fox · Heidi Goldstein
· Natalie Granovsky · Stefanie Guillon · Amy Guttell · Gila
Hoshmand · Tara Hutchinson · Shelley Rothbart · Estrea
Janoson · Kimberly Kaufman · Mojgan Khalili · Ashley Kiaei
· Cindy Lipper · Susanne Liswood · Deborah Marchlewski
· Lisa Mayeri · Farzaneh Rabenou · Inbal Rozen · Sahar
Samadi · Susan Schildcrout · Hope Sedaghat · Cindy Skow
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Sisterhood Shabbat
January 21, 2012
26 Tevet 5772
Men’s Club Shabbat
February 4, 2012
11 Shevat 5772
MEN’S
CLUB MADNESS
By Joe Bruck, President
Men’s Club has a busy agenda for December. Tuesday,
November 15 was our first paid-up membership dinner
meeting. We are having a Glatt Kosher extravaganza
catered by Colbeh. The speaker of the evening for the
evening was Marty Handler who gave a history of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and some nostalgic looks at the
Brooklyn of the past. November 20th, Men’a Club sponsored a wonderful
vineyard tour and gourmet wine tasting along with a
Glatt Kosher lunch from Deli Boss.
December will kick off with the annual blood drive on
Sunday, December 11th from 8.30 A.M. to 1 P.M.
everyone donating a pint of blood will receive a voucher
from Ben’s Best Deli for a pint of Chicken Soup.
Men’s Club will be cooking latkes for one of the pre
Chanukah celebrations taking place at the Temple
between December 18 and the beginning of Chanukah. Men’s Club is preparing some exciting happenings for
January and February which include meetings with
exciting speakers as well as Men’s Club Shabbat on
February 4th. We will keep you posted in the next
bulletin and Temple mailings and e-mail ‘s.
Happy Chanukah to all Temple members and their
families.
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18
11
4
TBS Israel Trip
25
Machon/USY Party
(Not at TBS)
Hartman Class
PTA Meeting
Gimme 10 (Not at TBS)
Religious School Assembly
Museum Opening
Blood Drive
Mitzvah Fair
Book Fair
Gimme 10
Machon
Adult Parashat Class
Camp Open House
Gimme 10
Machon
ECC Open House
Camp Reunion
Rick Recht Concert
S
19
12
5
Robert Perla Adult Ed
Machon
26
Sisterhood Brunch & Learn
Machon (Not at TBS)
Men’s Club Meeting
Machon
DARE
Machon
Mah Jongg
JTS
M
T
TBS Israel Trip
Executive Board Mtg
Board of Trustees Mtg
Machar
Basic Judaism 101
JTS
Exectuive Board Mtg
Yoga
December 2011
27
20
13
6
28
21
14
7
TBS Israel Trip
USY Conference (Not at TBS)
TBS Israel Trip
ECC Chanukah Party
Senior Luncheon
W
29
22
15
8
1
TBS Israel Trip
USY Conference (Not at TBS)
BQLI Choir
TBS Israel Trip
BQLI Choir
Bat Mitzvah
Hannah Greenberg
Zumba
Kadima
BQLI Choir
Morei Derech
USY
Zumba
Sisterhood Meeting
BQLI Choir
JTS
Zumba
BQLI Choir
Board of Education Mtg
T
TBS Israel Trip
TBS Israel Trip
2
30
23
16
9
Mah Jongg
Friday Night Live! & Dinner
F
Kislev/Tevet 5772
‫ טבת תשע״ב‬/‫כסלו תשע”ב‬
3
17
TBS Israel Trip
TBS Israel Trip
31
24
Shabbat Family Study
Mini Minyan
Mishpacha Minyan
Minyan Yeladeynu
Mini Minyan
Comedy Night
10
Bat Mitzvah Alexa Kamberg
Mini Minyan
Mishpacha Minyan
S
TEMPLE FAMILY
Mazel Tov To:
Rabbi Sidney and Ruthie Solomon on the birth of their grandson, Yoel, and to the
parents Rabbi Mayer and Noa Solomon of Baltimore
Temple Beth Sholom
401 Roslyn Road
Roslyn Heights, NY 11577
(516) 621-2288
www.tbsroslyn.org
Esther Meth on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson, Aaron Hersch. Proud parents are
Ronny & Jeffery Hersch of Scarsdale
Rabbi
Alan B. Lucas
Ester and Alan Causanschi on the birth of their grandson, Lee Owen Proud parents are
Brooke and Michael Fleischman. Great grandparents are Harriett and Harvey Beyer
Cantor
Ofer Barnoy
Joyce and Peter Sklar on the marriage of Michele to Eric Levin
Howard and Susan Braverman on the birth of their grandson, Jacob. Proud parents are
Richard and Dara Braverman.
Get Well To:
Paula Margulis
Adele Flescher
Millie Magid
Lucile Kain
Thank You To:
Barbara Levine would like to thank Rabbi Lucas, Rabbi Beyer, Rabbi Solomon and
Cantor Barnoy, as well as the entire TBS family for all their support and comfort after
my father passed away
Our Sincerest Condolences To:
Dr. Gabe Rosenberg on the death of his beloved brother, Matthew Rosenberg
Tracy Cohen on the death of her beloved mother, Lila Siller
Michael Harkavy on the death of his beloved sister, Devora
Gila Hadani Ward on the death of her beloved mother, Shari Hadani
Hamakom Yinachem — May God comfort the mourners together with all the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
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Assistant Rabbi
Cecelia Beyer
Ritual Director
Rabbi Sidney Solomon
Executive Director
Donna Bartolomeo
Director of Lifelong Learning
Gila Hadani Ward
Religious School Director
Sharon Solomon
Early Childhood Center Director
Helayne Cohen
Summer Program Director
Ginger Bloom
Endowment Director
Bernice Cohen
Museum Curator
Bat-Sheva Slavin
President
Marc Magid
Executive Vice President
Richard Levine
Co-Presidents of Sisterhood
Beth Eichenholtz
Mahvash Zarabi
President of Men’s Club
Joe Bruck
Co-Presidents of PTA
Felice Bergman
Francine Weinman
Bulletin Editor
Deborah Brosowsky
Editorial Assistant
Jennifer Khoda
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Friday Evening, December 2
Candle Lighting
Friday Night Live!
Saturday Morning, December 3
Parshat Vayetzei
4:15 PM
4:10 PM
8:00PM
9:00 AM
Saturday Evening, December 3
Mincha/Ma’ariv
4:30 PM
4:15 PM
Candle Lighting
4:09 PM
9:00 AM
Parshat Va-yishlah
Mincha/Ma’ariv
4:30 PM
Thursday Morning, December 15
10:00 AM
Bat Mitzvah of Hannah Greenberg
Candle Lighting
Parshat Vayeishev
4:15 PM
4:10 PM
9:00 AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Bat Mitzvah of Alexa Kamberg
DECEMBER
4:30 PM
Candle Lighting
Fourth Chanukah Candle
4:15 PM
4:13 PM
Shabbat Chanukah
Parshat Miketz
9:00 AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Fifth Chanukah Candle
4:30 PM
Candle Lighting
4:15 PM
4:17 PM
Parshat Va-yiggash
9:00 AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
4:30 PM
DAILY MINYAN SCHEDULE
Sunday Mornings 9:00 AM ● Monday - Friday Mornings 6:45 AM ● Sunday - Thursday Evenings 8 PM

December 2011 - Temple Beth Sholom

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