Everything Emanuel May-June 2014

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May/June 2014 • Iyyar/Sivan/Tamuz 5774
FROM THE RABBI — GOOD NEWS FROM THE EMANUEL
“JEWS’ SURVEY:” GREEN SHOOTS OF SPRING
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t is customary
to blame secular science and
anti-religious
philosophy for
the eclipse of religion in modern
society. It would
be more honest to blame religion for
its own defeats. Religion declined not
because it was refuted, but because it
became irrelevant, dull, oppressive,
insipid. When faith is completely
replaced by creed, worship by discipline, love by habit; when the crisis of
today is ignored because of the splendor of the past; when faith becomes
an heirloom rather than a living fountain; when religion speaks only in the
name of authority rather than with
the voice of compassion-its message
becomes meaningless.”
— Abraham Joshua Heschel,
God in Search of Man: A
Philosophy of Judaism
Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel’s
voice resonates in my being. Sometimes I imagine Rabbi Heschel sitting
on my shoulder as I prepare a sermon,
plan a lesson, or ponder a position I
might take on a contemporary event
or societal challenge. I imagine the
good Rabbi sitting on my shoulder,
keeping me honest and demanding
that I raise my sights, stay motivated
and truly committed, and look to the
depth of matters rather than concentrate on the superficial. Keeping
Heschel’s bracing challenge to organized religion in mind, I take heart
from the results of a survey I recently
conducted among parents of Emanuel
Third Graders preparing for Matan
Siddur, the presentation of their first
Jewish prayer book.
When parents were asked to assign a degree of importance to values,
actions and identity for themselves
and their children for 21 different
categories, parents overwhelmingly
responded that they were “Important,
of great importance, or of ultimate
importance.” The categories included:
Be involved in your family; Be engaged in your synagogue; Support the
Jewish Community; Pursue Jewish
Learning; Perform acts of kindness;
Develop a Spiritual Life; Be able to
participate in prayer; Practice good
personal ethics/respect others; Light
Shabbat Candles; Help make the
world a better place; Help those who
are in need; Feel connected to Israel;
Feel connected to the Jewish People
around the world; Feel connected to
the story of the Jewish People; Feel
connected to G-d; Appreciate Nature;
Work hard; Have fun; Be creative.
Each of the above categories were
rated 8, 9 or 10.
The Three categories that earned
the most ratings of “ultimate importance:” Practice good personal ethics/
respect others; Help those who are in
need; and help make the world a better place.
In other words, “Vasita hatov
v’hayashar” “Do the good upright
thing” (Dvarim);Tzedakah and Tikkun Olam. I am encouraged that our
parents embrace the strong values
taught at The Emanuel in their personal lives and aspire to teach them
to their children. This shows that
the synagogue is valued not only as a
warm and loving communal setting (it
is!) and a link to past generations (it
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is!) but also, importantly, as a place of
moral and existential seriousness that
is reflected in our actions. There is
alignment between the highest values
and aspirations of our Third Grade
parents for themselves and their children and the values and actions being
taught at The Emanuel. This gives
us reason to be hopeful for the future
and inspired to work on behalf of our
synagogue.
At the Shabbat morning service,
the children led the congregation
in “Shema Yisrael.” Later, each child
came to the center of the Bimah and
the parent(s) handed the siddur to
each child. As I watched one young
boy clutch his siddur close and leap
in the air with joy, I felt a lump in
my throat and knew that we are on
the right track. The green shoots of
spring bring with them inspiration,
hope, and new life.
— David J. Small
Inside This Issue…
Community of Prayer............... 2
Community of Caring .............. 7
Community of Learning ........ 10
Community of Action ............ 13
Sisterhood ............................... 14
Golf Tournament .................... 16
Brotherhood ........................... 17
Donations ............................... 18
Service Times/Calendar
of Events ............................23-24
Community of
PARTICIPATORY PRAYER / Tefilah
ur yearlong
celebration
of The Emanuel’s
95th anniversary
continues focusing on our kehilla’s five core values: Participatory
prayer, Life-long
learning, Caring, Tikkun Olam/Social
Action, Love of Israel and the Jewish
people.
On Shabbat morning, June 7th,
join us as we come together to rejoice in our 95th year of being a
vibrant community of participatory
prayer. Co-chairs Michael Schenk &
Isaac Silverman are planning what
will be a joyous, meaningful and spirited service with lots of participation.
A delicious Kiddush luncheon will
follow the service that is being sponsored by the Board of Trustees.
The Emanuel Synagogue
160 Mohegan Drive
West Hartford, CT 06117
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On the following morning, June
8th, be sure to attend our 95th annual
meeting. In addition to conducting
the necessary business at the meeting,
you are sure to enjoy the PowerPoint
presentation that we have planned
with photos and reflections of our
rich history. Yet, it’s also important
to plan for our future. So, that morning, we will also share our vision
and plans to evolve and grow as a
leading, forward thinking, inclusive,
multi-generational sacred community
that empowers its members to seek a
meaningful and robust path to Jewish
values for everyday living. As always,
thank you for your participation and
support and I hope to see you soon at
The Emanuel!
Everything Emanuel
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Elysa Graber-Lipperman, Vice President of The Emanuel Synagogue, has been
selected for a prestigious Wexner Heritage
Foundation Fellowship.
The program identifies and trains
rising young leaders in the Jewish community. It involves an intensive two-year
course of study culminating in a group trip
to Israel. Graduates of previous cohorts
have gone on the leadership roles across
the Jewish community. Rabbi David Small,
who nominated Elysa along with three
other young leaders from The Emanuel
said, “Elysa is a great choice — she has the
drive, the qualities of mind and heart to succeed on the program and to follow through in service to the community for many years to come.” Ira Henowitz, President of The Emanuel, added “The selection committee could
not have selected a more wonderful and dedicated young leader. We are so
proud, Elysa!”
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by Ira Henowitz
EMANUEL LEADER TAPPED FOR WEXNER HERITAGE
FELLOWSHIP
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Everything Emanuel (USPS 174-820) is published bi-monthly
by The Emanuel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan Drive, West
Hartford, CT 06117. Periodicals Postage Paid at Hartford,
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Emanuel, 160 Mohegan Drive, West Hartford, CT 06117.
Business Office ................................ (860) 236-1275
Business Office Fax .......................... (860) 231-8890
School Office ................................... (860) 233-2774
Internet Address: ......... www.emanuelsynagogue.org
OFFICERS AND STAFF
EMAIL
VOICE MAIL EXT.
Ira Henowitz ................................. President .... [email protected]
David J. Small .......................................Rabbi .... [email protected] ...... 115
Philip Lazowski ....................Rabbi Emeritus .... [email protected]
Gerald B. Zelermyer ............Rabbi Emeritus
Moshe Pinchover .................. Ritual Director .... [email protected]........... 117
Sanford Cohn .....................................Cantor .... [email protected] .... 114
Judith T. Fox ...................Education Director .... [email protected] ......... 122
Myra Emrick .........Synagogue Administrator .... [email protected] ............... 112
Tahisha Durham ..................Rabbi’s Assistant .... [email protected] ........... 110
Karyn Burns ... Communications Coordinator .... [email protected] .............. 116
The Emanuel Synagogue is affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
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NOTES FROM THE CANTOR — RICHIE BARSHAY RETURNS TO THE EMANUEL
by Hazzan Sanford Cohn
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or 26 years,
one of the
highlights of our
musical program
here at The
Emanuel has
been the Sharon
Barshay Music
Service. Endowed by Sharon’s family as a living musical memorial to
their beloved daughter, niece, wife
and mother, this annual Friday night
service has highlighted a variety of
choral works, usually centered on a
particular theme or composer, and has
sometimes featured guest participants.
As times and tastes have changed,
our attendance at these late Friday
evening services has diminished. So,
the Luftglas-Barshay family and I
have decided to hold a Sharon Barshay Memorial Concert this year.
On Thursday evening, May 29,
2014, please join us for an exciting
concert by the Richie Barshay Trio,
featuring, of course, our own Richie
Barshay on percussion, along with
Petr Cancura on saxophone and mandolin, and Garth Stevenson on bass.
Kol Shirenu, formerly known as The
Emanuel Adult Choir, will also perform, under my direction.
Percussionist Richie Barshay, noted for his work with the Herbie Hancock Quartet, has established himself
as a prominent musical voice of his
generation and is regarded as “a player to watch” by JazzTimes magazine.
On tour and recordings his diverse
résumé includes Herbie Hancock,
Chick Corea, Esperanza Spalding,
The Klezmatics, Fred Hersch, Kenny
Werner, Lee Konitz, Natalie Merchant, David Krakauer, Fred Wesley,
Claudia Acuña, Bobby McFerrin and
Pete Seeger among others. Since
2004, he has led outreach projects
as an American Musical Envoy with
the U.S. State Department in Asia,
Africa, South America, and Europe.
Now based in New York City, Richie
began playing Jazz and Afro-Caribbean music during his youth and has
expanded his focus to Indian rhythmic concepts and tabla, inspiring his
2007 recording debut Homework on
Ayva Records. “Homework introduces
a major rhythm voice on the rise” says
Downbeat magazine, and The Guardian (UK) praises “the arrival of a major innovator who also knows how to
have fun.” (from richiebarshay.com)
Be sure to reserve your free ticket
for this great concert, courtesy of the
Sharon Barshay Music Fund, for an
evening of great music.
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SAVE THE DATE!
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2014 AT 7:30 P.M.
THE EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE PROUDLY PRESENTS
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Richie Barshay
MUSICAL ADVENTURES IN WORLD JAZZ
DRAWING INFLUENCES FROM BRAZIL, MALI, AND BEYOND…
RICHIE BARSHAY, PERCUSSION
PETR CANCURA, SAXOPHONE & MANDOLIN
GARTH STEVENSON, DOUBLE BASS
ALSO FEATURING HAZZAN SANFORD COHN AND KOL SHIRENU
SPONSORED BY THE SHARON BARSHAY MUSIC FUND OF THE EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE
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TELL US YOUR STORY
AS WE CELEBRATE OUR 95TH
ANNIVERSARY THROUGHOUT
2014, WE INVITE YOU TO SHARE
A SPECIAL MEMORY THAT YOU
OR YOUR FAMILY HAVE OF
THE
EMANUEL. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR
BRIEF (ONE PAGE) STORY ALONG
WITH A PHOTO (PREFERABLY AS A
JPEG OR PDF) TO [email protected] OR MAIL IT TO THE SYNAGOGUE OFFICE. WE
PLAN TO SHARE YOUR FOND AND MEANINGFUL REFLECTIONS IN WEEKLY E-NEWS, THE EVERYTHING
EMANUEL NEWSLETTER AND ON OUR WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
PLEASE CONTACT KARYN BURNS WITH ANY QUESTIONS 860-236-1275.
STU AND IRENE MAHLER
BARBARA SPERBER
“Discovery: Our Children, Our Selves”
Rabbi Howard Singer’s Friday Night Lecture
Series — 10/77 through 5/25/79 and 10/10/80
through 5/22/81
n early 1970s, I moved back to West Hartford
with my husband, Jerry, and our one-year-old
son, Michael. We went looking for synagogues
near our house. At the first synagogue, Michael and
I were gently but firmly escorted out of the sanctuary since babies and toddlers were not allowed. The
next Shabbat, with some hesitation, we went to The
Emanuel. We sat in the last row. At one point during his sermon, Rabbi Singer looked in our direction and said it was wonderful to see little ones at
services. Jerry and I knew right then we had found
our shul. Years later, our son Peter, then a toddler,
would run up to the Bimah to do a happy dance,
exhibiting his joy for being there.
About twelve years after our first visit to The
Emanuel, Michael was ready for his Bar Mitzvah
but Hurricane Gloria had struck the day before
and The Emanuel, along with most area homes,
had no power. Initially, we thought the service
could be held in the chapel, but there was not
enough natural light. Rabbi Zelermeyer decided
that the only place to hold services was outside
in the Goodwin Banks Garden. Congregants and
guests brought candles and candelabras in case
lighting was an issue. Without being asked, they
set up chairs outside, and someone (thank you,
Steve Welk) even brought a generator so that
the caterer could prepare the food. While it was
threatening rain during the service when Michael
began his Aliyah the sun came out. It was truly an
Emanuel community Bar Mitzvah. What Jerry
and I sensed at our first Shabbat service has held
true through the years. The Emanuel is a welcoming, warm, and supportive community. All of that
was quite apparent at Michael’s Bar Mitzvah.
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e were new to the community and like many
families we began to look at synagogues in the area.
We heard about The Emanuel and their rabbi who was
innovative and so we went to hear the rabbi speak.
Our first Friday night service with Rabbi Howard
Singer was superb. We also enjoyed Cantor Koret’s
rendition of the Shabbat prayers. Services were at 8 p.m.
After the tea and pastry, we re-entered the sanctuary at 9
p.m. and Rabbi Singer started to speak from the middle
isle with all the confidence in the world.
Singer started a lecture series that would continue
throughout his tenure. The first series we attended was
called “Discovery: Our Children, Our Selves.” Before
starting to speak, Singer asked us if we picked up a copy of
his typed notes. These notes helped a lot. We could read
along and listen to the Rabbi’s comments. At the end of
the evening, most people wanted to come back for more.
There were lively discussions around the evening’s topics.
Rabbi Howard Singer devised an interesting plot.
It started with a fictional family, the Rothensteins who
were Inn keepers during the reign of Alexander III
(1881). Chaim Eliezer and his wife Sarah Leah lived in
a town (25,000 people) in the fictionalized border town
of Kobrinitz between pre-partitioned Poland and Russia.
Over a three-year period, Singer traced the descendants of
this family through a Jewish portal from 1880 throughout
most of the 20th century.
This series brought us to The Emanuel, but other
learning experience, events and friendships have kept us at
The Emanuel for 37 years.
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Community of
CARING / Chesed
EMANUEL’S B’NAI
MITZVAH
Sarah Lewis, daughter of
Chris Lewis and Ann Trambert,
will become a Bat Mitzvah on
June 21, 2014.
THANK YOU TO OUR
MARCH/APRIL
KIDDUSH SPONSORS!
Sue and Bruce Bergman in
honor of their 45th wedding
anniversary
Brotherhood
The Parents of our Religious
School Third Graders
Sisterhood
Stacey Rubin and Timothy
Holsbeke in honor of their son
Max’s Bar Mitzvah.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
AT THE EMANUEL
• The Jewish Historical Society
would like someone from The
Emanuel to be trained as an archivist
so that we have someone in our community to keep track of our stuff for
the future. They are having a training
session soon. Please contact Estelle
Kafer at [email protected] if
you are interested.
• Do you have a couple of hours
each week to help our Synagogue
in the local media? Would you like
to help with Public Relations &
Marketing for The Emanuel? Email
[email protected] for
more information.
• How about helping on our Membership Committee? It’s a great
way to meet other people both as
well as helping to grow our kehilla.
Please contact Sheila Silverman at
[email protected] or Myra at
[email protected] for
more information.
Are you receiving our weekly
Tuesday email that lists all the
goings-on at The Emanuel
Synagogue and many community events as well? If you
are not receiving this, please
contact the synagogue office at
(860) 236-1275.
BRING YOUR FRIENDS
TO THE EMANUEL
SYNAGOGUE
INVITE YOUR UNAFFILIATED
FRIENDS TO MEET US AND
THE EMANUEL
SYNAGOGUE COMMUNITY.
IF THEY TRY US, WE THINK
THEY WILL STAY.
HERE IS WHAT WE OFFER:
EXPERIENCE
• ENGAGING &
APPROACHABLE CLERGY
• DIVERSE COMMUNITY
• FABULOUS RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL
• SINGING TOGETHER IN
SERVICES
• COMMITMENT TO SOCIAL
JUSTICE
• EGALITARIAN DAILY
MINYAN
• AFFORDABLE DUES
NEHAMA
We extend heartfelt condolences and support to the families of:
Sam Nachtigal, father of Moshe Nachtigal
Ann Katzman, mother of Rabbi Sheryl Katzman
Marilyn (Mimi) Frankel
Aviva Weisel Eichler, daughter of Helen Weisel
Bob Grazi, brother of Emma Pahuskin
Ruth Goldman, mother of Steve Goldman
Robert Gordon, father of Elysa Gordon & Steven Wexler
Helen Kaplan, cousin of Rabbi Philip Lazowski and Bob Lesser
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PLEASE CONTACT:
MYRA EMRICK,
ADMINISTRATOR
(860) 236-1275
[email protected]
Shabbat Under the Stars
Friday, June 20, 2014
160 Mohegan Drive, West Hartford
*Come for an evening of faith, fun and food!
*Schmooze with current members
*Meet other new and prospective members
*Learn what The Emanuel has to offer!
5:30-6:00 p.m. – Snacks, crafts, and games for children
6:00-7:00 p. m. – Family Friendly Shabbat service under the stars
(weather permitting)
7:00-8:00 p.m. – Barbecue dinner (hot dogs, veggie burgers, chicken,
sides, drinks, dessert)
Cost: Cost:
Adults (ages 13+): $10
• Adults
(ages
13+): $10
Children
(ages
6-12):
$5
• Children
6-12):
$5
Children
under (ages
8 are
FREE
Prospective
members
FREE
• Children
under 8are
are FREE
Emanuel
members
who
bring
prospective member receive a 25% discount
• Prospective members are a
FREE
Emanuel members
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Send reservation to: The Emanuel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan Dr., West Hartford,
CT 06117
RSVP by Monday, June 16
or register online at www.emanuelsynagogue.org
Send reservation to: The Emanuel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan Dr., West Hartford, CT 06117
Family Name: ___________________________
Phone: __________________________
or register online at www.emanuelsynagogue.org
Address: _______________________________ e-mail address: ___________________
We are prospective members, guests of:
Family Name:
Phone:
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We are Emanuel members, bringing prospective members:
Address:
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Make checks payable to “The Emanuel Synagogue”
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For more information, call (860) 236-1275
Number of: Adults (age 13+)
Children (age 6-12)
Number of Vegetarian meals:
Other dietary needs:
Total enclosed:
Make checks payable to “The Emanuel Synagogue.” For more information, call (860) 236-1275.
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NEW EXHIBIT IN THE ROSE, DAVID, AND RALPH MITNICK CASES:
PASSOVER WITH SUSAN WOLPOE — EDUCATOR BECOMES COLLECTOR
by Gloria Bein, Exhibit Chairperson
T
he new exhibit in the Rose, David, and Ralph Mitnick
cases opposite the sanctuary features Passover Judaica
on loan from Susan Wolpoe, educator at The Emanuel
Religious School.
A native of West Hartford, Wolpoe’s parents, Gert and
Harry Wolpoe, were two of the early founders of the Bess
& Paul Sigel Hebrew Academy. Consequently, her love for
Judaism was inherited.
The exhibit has outstanding Israeli and domestic matza
covers, some hand painted silk, Eliyahu goblets, and glass
and ceramic Seder plates that are unique and valuable. You
will notice a beautiful velvet matza cover, hand painted on
a silk insert, accompanied by a matching afikomen bag.
Also on view is a circular silk cover with looped edging and
embroidered figures simulating the Hebrews exiting from
Egypt and the wording in Hebrew lettering. The circular
shape is for the round shmura matzas.
Another outstanding item is a hand-painted Kiddush
cup and saucer set of antique rose-glass. Also, the seder
plates are ceramic and porcelain china. One is very colorful
and has unusually shaped accompanying cups. The
central theme is a large “Bluebird of Happiness.” Another
outstanding one bares the quote from Ecclesiastes “For
everything there is a season,” designed by Mordecai N.
Rosenstein.
Also on view is a very handsome matza plate in
porcelain china designed by Sharon Schoen Muchnick.
Another Seder plate depicts the Exodus above which
are the Hebrew words, “Next year in Jerusalem.”
Accompanying the exhibit are two Haggadot with Jaffe and
Herzlia on them, one with a beautiful velvet cover.
Wolpoe began collecting Judaica about thirty years
ago and has an extensive collection of serigraphs and
lithographs. Her collection also includes Kiddush cups and
other miscellaneous Judaica by Jewish artists from both
Israel and the United States.
Wolpoe is a graduate of the Hebrew Academy and Hall
High School, after which she attended Bar Ilan University.
During this time, she participated in the Four Day March
of 100 miles. She traveled the entire country of Israel,
meeting with David Ben Gurion at S’dei Boker in the
Negev. They had great discussions and the Prime Minister
tried to convince her to make Aliyah. He was personally
responsible for getting her tickets to the Independence Day
festivities when the country was celebrating its Bar Mitzvah
in 1961. She found the Israelis incredibly hospitable.
Wolpoe hitchhiked most of the time and one of her
experiences included a part in a movie with David Niven, a
popular British movie star in the Sixties. A picture of them
together is included in the exhibit.
After returning to the U.S., she attended the University
of Connecticut, Trinity College, and the University
of Hartford. She did her student teaching at Solomon
Schechter Day School.
She taught at Congregation Beth Israel for about 20
years and prepared most of the students for their B’Nai
Mitzvat. She then joined the faculty of The Emanuel
Synagogue, where she has taught for 20 years.
Throughout history, objects reflect the different ways
Jews have expressed their sense of what it means to be
Jewish. When asked why she massed this great collection
of Judaica, Wolpoe responded “That’s easy — I have a
passionate love for Judaism!”
The Wolpoe collection will remain in the cases until
the High Holidays, when it will be replaced by the water
colors and oils by Henrietta Stargardter. Interestingly, she
paints with oil sticks.
Assisting Gloria Bein in the setup of this exhibit were
Joy Platt, Pam Garry, Cynthia Blayer, Toby Sidrane, Ona
Mastronarde, Elaine Smith, and Pam Simon.
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Community of
LEARNING / Talmud Torah
SCHOOL NEWS
by Judith T. Fox, Director of Education
A
s our school year draws to a close
I want to thank and recognize
the wonderful faculty and staff who
help us to maintain the high standards
we have set for our school:
Rabbi Ori Clare
PLEASE JOIN US…
Family Services in May:
KAHAL FOR KIDS AT THE EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE
May 3, 10
– Kahal – in the Chapel at 10:30 a.m.
Please join us to sing, pray, learn, and have fun.
Shoshana Cohn
ChallahPalooza!:
May 3 at 10:45 a.m. – Playgroup for preschoolers in the Early Childhood
Center
Nancy Fichman
Family Programs in May:
Hazzan Sanford Cohn
Alison Gittleman
Alina Bricklin Goldstein
Sunday, May 18 – 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Closing Program
Robin Herman
Fay Mannheim
Deborah Mehlman
Jamie November
Daniel Novick
Robin Rosenthal
Shoshannah Seitz
Beckie Sahl
Harrison Shapiro
Rabbi David Small
Susan Wolpoe
Librarian – Beth Katten
Kahal Leader – Anna Elfenbaum
Administrative Assistant –
Gail Mackey
USY Adviser – Harrison Shapiro
Kadima Adviser – Alina
Bricklin-Goldstein
Early Childhood Coordinator –
Barbara Fink
We also thank the members of our
Board of Education and our Chair
Becky Azia for their hard work support and encouragement. Also, thanks
to Myra Emrick and the office and
custodial staff for their support.
A NEW PARTNERSHIP
Dear Emanuel Friends,
We are delighted to share that The Emanuel Synagogue is about
to embark on an exciting new journey — a community partnership
with JTConnect! Beginning this September, JTConnect (Jewish Teen
Learning Connection) will offer a Sunday morning high school program,
JTAwakenings…right in our very own Emanuel Synagogue!
This JTConnect learning opportunity is available to teens in grades
8-12, both from The Emanuel and from the community at large. It
will replace our current high school program, Beit Sefer Tichon,
bringing with it enhanced resources and experience in a variety of teen
programming. Our own Emanuel teens will benefit immensely from
having the JTConnect program right in our kehilla, and we are excited to
welcome other Jewish teens from the community into our doors to learn
and grow as Jews.
We look forward to a strong and vibrant partnership that results in
providing outstanding Jewish teen educational opportunities here in
Metro Hartford. In the coming weeks, parents of our incoming 8th-12th
graders will receive detailed information about JTAwakenings at The
Emanuel. Please join us in celebrating such positive news for our teens,
The Emanuel, JTConnect, and the entire Jewish community.
B’Shalom,
Ira Henowitz, Emanuel Synagogue President
Becky Azia, Board of Education Chair
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NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY
by Beth Katten
Beit Sefer Tichon Class of
2014/5774
Graduation
JUST WANTED TO REMIND ALL CONGREGANTS THAT YOU CAN:
Borrow by Email — You can send your book requests to
[email protected]. Include the title, author
and your name, email address and phone number. If you
are looking for a book on a specific subject matter, please
email me that request, too. If we do not have the book in
our library, I can try to get it for you elsewhere. I will sign
the book out to you and leave it for you on the library desk
with your name on it for pick up at your convenience. I
will answer emails when I am in the library which is usually Tuesday and Sunday afternoons. We even have videos
— VHS and DVD and cookbooks for Pesach!
Beit Sefer Tichon Class of
2016/5776
Confirmation
Friday, May 16
Reception – 5:30 p.m.
Service – 6:00 p.m.
Borrow New Books — Below is a list of books new to
The Emanuel Library. Please stop by and check one out.
Beit Sefer Tichon
Graduating Class
Strangers in Many Lands by Dr. Leon Chameides — “Leon
Chameides, MD, Emeritus Director of Pediatric Cardiology at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and Clinical
Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Connecticut
School of Medicine, has researched his family’s genealogy
for almost 25 years. This book documents the results of his
research…The story shows the expanse of modern Jewish
history by following the trials of one family. It demonstrates the tragedies and frailties, as well as the triumph and
resilience, of the Jewish people.” — Amazon.com
Alex Fishman
Haley Hanenbaum
Daniel Magin
Zachary Magin
Matthew Rosenthal
Reid Silverhart
Beit Sefer Tichon
Confirmation Class
Unorthodox by Deborah Feldman — “Compulsively readable, Unorthodox relates a unique coming-of-age story that
manages to speak personally to anyone who has ever felt
like an outsider in her own life. Feldman bravely lays her
soul bare, unflinchingly sharing intimate thoughts and
ideas unthinkable within the deeply religious existence of
the Satmars…Teens will devour this candid, detailed memoir of an insular way of life so unlike that of the surrounding society.” — School Library Journal
Leah Ginsberg
Alyson Graff
Kayla Henowitz
Hannah Merritt
Stephanie Rosenthal
Ellen Schenk
Esther Schlossberg
Noah Schulman
Jessica Sillman
Jodi Teitelman
Black & White by Dani Shapiro — “In Dani Shapiro’s captivating new novel, a mother struggles to protect her young
daughter from the dark secrets of her past. Haunting and
insightful, Black & White explores the notions of family and
motherhood, inspiration and obligation, and is sure to appeal
to fans of Jodi Picoult and Anita Shreve.” — Daphne Durham
Faculty
Judith T. Fox, Director of Education
Rabbi David Small
Hazzan Sanford Cohn
Alina Bricklin-Goldstein
Robin Sherman Herman
Daniel Novick
Susan Wolpoe
WELCOME TO OUR
NEW MEMBERS!
ANDRÉ & JENI MAGALESE
MICHELE WISE-LOWENSTEIN
MARCIA ROBBINS
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Community of
ACTION / Tikkun Olam
B’YADEYNU COMMITTEE NEWS
by Risa Davidson, Co-Chair
T
odah Rabbah to congregants for making our spring
food drive such a success! Thanks to your tremendous support, we donated two carloads of food to the Anja
Rosenberg Kosher Food Pantry in April. All of our food
drives benefit local pantries.
If you’d like to do more to help the food insecure in our
community, please consider a cash donation to Foodshare,
which distributes 16 tons of food each day to almost 300
community programs. Monetary donations to Foodshare
go a very long way. Because of Foodshare’s efficiency and
ability to partner with the food industry, a $30 donation
can provide a month’s worth of food for someone in need.
Also, we would like to extend a big thank you to the
following volunteers who helped us sort fresh produce for
Foodshare at the Regional Market over the course of the
last year: Caryl Blum, Risa Davidson, Bella Fink, Fred Fox,
Monica Gold, Geri Kaizer, Susan Kurtis, Jamie November,
Don Miller, Regina Miller, Lisa Sadinsky, Hope Tripp,
and Janet Wallans. A special thank you to Hope Tripp for
coordinating this monthly volunteer project, which helps
distribute fresh produce to individuals in our community
who otherwise might not have access to such healthy food
options.
Please join other Emanuel Synagogue members in
leading Friday evening Shabbat services and sharing
Shabbat joy with residents at the Hebrew Home. Services
are held on the third Friday of the month. Upcoming
services are scheduled for May 16th and June 20th. We
start gathering and escorting residents from their rooms
to the chapel by 3:00 p.m. For more information, please
contact Pam Garry at 523-5254 or [email protected].
Your participation, children and adults, regardless of your
knowledge of Hebrew or the service, will help to make it a
warm-hearted and spirited service for everyone.
Contact one of our co-chairs, Risa Davidson,
[email protected] (860-236-8889) or Janet
Wallans, [email protected] (860-278-4596) if you are
interested in learning more about B’Yadeynu activities.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THE
SUMMER TAG SALE
JULY 10TH, 11TH & 13TH
Selma and Barbara enjoy water aerobics.
ENGAGING PEOPLE. COMFORTABLE LIVING. CULTURE OF SERVICE.
Rain or shine, SummerWood residents have a wealth of complimentary activities
to choose from including programs and classes at the Mandell JCC. To learn more
about this award-winning senior living community call 860-523-3808 or
visit the website at www.hoffmansummerwood.org.
160 Simsbury Road, West Hartford
www.hoffmansummerwood.org
A member of the Hebrew Health Care family.
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We will be accepting your gently used and clean items beginning in mid-June. Jewelry can
be brought into the office now.
Lots of helpers are needed to
make this a successful fundraiser! If you can help or have
questions, please contact Joanne
Pasternack at [email protected].
News From The SISTERHOOD
S
isterhood has been busy since our
last letter. We had our Joint Sisterhood Meeting with Beth El Temple, with guest speaker Avinoam Patt,
who spoke about A Musical & Intellectual Journey from Moses Mendelssohn to
Felix Mendelssohn.
Our own Arlan Liebeck, will be
honored as The Emanuel Synagogue’s
Woman of Distinction.
May 22 – Annual Torah Fund Dinner
June 1 – Bus trip to New York
June 10 – Volunteer Recognition
Next, at our Murder Mystery on
March 8th, a fun night was had by all
that attended.
On March 29, Sisterhood Shabbat was held with sisterhood members
past, present and future participating.
Kiddush was sponsored and prepared
by Sisterhood members.
On April 9th, Emily Smith spoke
on Cardiology & Genetics & Dr. Julie Gershon spoke on Breast Cancer
Screening & Diagnosis.
We had our Jewish Family Living
Meeting on April 24th, with A Creative Experience Working with Metals, featuring Hans Stargardter.
On Sunday, April 27th, we had a
Vendors morning for Mother’s Day.
We had our Gertrude K. Clare
Sisterhood Book Review on April
26th, with Linda Stein reviewing In
the Garden of the Beasts by Erik Larson.
Upcoming Events:
On May 4, North Atlantic Region
Women’s League Annual conference,
will be held in Stoughton, MA.
by Bonnie Lasker
FEBRUARY/MARCH
MINYONAIRE BREAKFAST
SPONSORS
David Azia – Bar Mitzvah of
son, Matthew Azia
Michael Birnbaum – Completing 11 months Kaddish for
father, Robert Birnbaum
David Harris – In memory of
mother, Lillian Harris
JUDAICA SHOP
NEWS
Gladys Mondshein – Yahrzeit
for husband, Harold Mondshein
M
Reneé Neikrie – Yahrzeit of
Mother-in-Law, Sylvia Neikrie
other’s Day is quickly approaching. Stop by the
gift shop to purchase something
special for your mom. We have
jewelry, pins, kipot, tallit, candlesticks, or perhaps a dreidel for
her special collection. Mention
that this gift is for your mother
or mother-in-law and we will
give you a 20% discount.
You can shop on Sundays
when religious school is in session or during the week when
the synagogue office is open. We
also carry Torah Fund cards for
all occasions for $4 each. Visit
the gift shop when your children
are in Hebrew school on Sundays — Debbie will be happy to
assist you in finding something
special.
— Lisa Tesser
Judy Silver – Birthday of
husband, Herb Silver
Elliott Rosenberg – In
celebration of his 80th Birthday
REMEMBER TO
REMEMBER
YOU MAY PURCHASE A
SUITABLE MEMORIAL
PLAQUE OR YAHRZEIT
PLAQUE TO MEMORIALIZE A
LOVED ONE.
CONTACT THE EMANUEL
SYNAGOGUE OFFICE AT
(860) 236-1275 FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
GERTRUDE K. CLARE SISTERHOOD SHABBAT BOOK REVIEW SCHEDULE 2013-2014
REVIEWER/DATE
BOOK
HOSTESS
Becky Azia
May 3
Warrior Princess
by Mindy Budger
Jean Chameides
65 West Ridge Rd., West Hartford
(860) 232-2937
Alternate Hostess: Shirley Gerrol, 21 South Pound Road, West Hartford (860-232-3492)
All reviews are held on Saturdays at 2:00 p.m. Please call your hostess at least a week in advance to make your reservation!
Book Review Chairperson: Gloria Bein (860-232-9860); Corresponding Secretary: Cynthia Blayer (860-233-4702)
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Second Annual Emanuel Synagogue Sisterhood Bus Trip
Second Annual Emanuel Synagogue Sisterhood Bus Trip
The trip is open to all congregants of The Emanuel Synagogue and their families.
This year we will be touring the following sites in New York City:
The trip is open to all congregants of The Emanuel Synagogue and their families.
This year we will be touring the following sites in New York City:
Temple Emanu-el: http://www.emanuelnyc.org/simple.php/about_tour2#
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ZABARS: Located at 2245 Broadway (at 80th Street) http://www.zabars.com/
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8TH ANNUAL HANDS ACROSS THE RIVER GOLF OUTING
WAMPANOAG COUNTRY CLUB
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2014
SIGN IN/LUNCH 10:30-NOON • SHOTGUN START AT NOON
THE EMANUEL, KOL HAVERIM AND BETH EL TEMPLE ARE EXCITED TO WELCOME THE AMERICAN
BRAIN TUMOR ASSOCIATION AS A BENEFACTOR IN THIS YEAR’S TOURNAMENT WHICH WILL BRING TOGETHER
GOLFERS FROM THE 3 SYNAGOGUES FOR GREAT GOLF, FINE FOOD, AND VALUABLE RAFFLE PRIZES.
CALL MARK WOLFBERG AT (860) 655-5337 FOR INFORMATION ABOUT PLAYING, SPONSORING, OR VOLUNTEERING.
INDIVIDUAL GOLFER & TEAM REGISTRATION/SPONSOR REGISTRATION
Name
Company
Address
Phone
Email
$225 per player X
Golfer(s) if received by June 2nd. $250 after that date.
Individual Golfer - $225 includes Barbecue Lunch, Cocktail Hour, Dinner, Great raffle prizes including a large
screen TV, silent auction, Gross and Net prizes, Contest holes.
Player(s) Names(s)
Handicap/Avg. Score
Name
Avg. Score
Name
Avg. Score
Name
Avg. Score
Name
Avg. Score
2014 GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES (check one):
Platinum: $1,400
4 golfers, Two tee signs, opportunity to
include your brochure and/or promotional
items in gift bags, letter of appreciation
Birdie: $300
One tee sign, opportunity to include your
brochure and/or promotional items in gift
bags, letter of appreciation
Gold: $500
Two tee signs, opportunity to include your
brochure and/or promotional items in gift
bags, letter of appreciation
Par Package: $100
Name on community sign, letter of
appreciation
Registration forms must be received by June 1st. Submit completed registration form along
with check(s) made payable to Emanuel Synagogue. You can also use MasterCard or Visa.
Credit Card #:
Exp. Date:
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News From The
BROTHERHOOD by Don Miller
Upcoming Brotherhood Events:
Barry Feigenbaum, in honor Jean and Jerry Kalb’s birthdays.
Sunday, May 4 – 8:00 a.m.
The fifth annual Tour de Shuls CT will begin at The
Emanuel Synagogue.
Fred Fox, in honor of Michael Fox’s birthday.
Eric Goldberg, in honor of Springtime ( may it speedily arrive!)
Ted Fox, in honor of my wife Shelia’s birthday.
Jeff Kaimowitz, in honor of Saul Shemkovitz.
Sunday, May 4 – 9:00 a.m.
Brotherhood breakfast – featuring University of Hartford
President, Walter Harrison.
Allen and Judy Kronick, in Appreciation of Great Brotherhood.
Bob Levine, in honor of new grandson Noah Shlomo.
Mark Luster, in honor of my granddaughters Alex and Sophie.
Monday, May 12 – 6:30 p.m.
Annual David Rappaport Brotherhood Volunteer
Appreciation Dinner.
Tom Mastronarde, in honor of Saul Shemkovitz for his continued
commitment and leadership.
Sunday, June 1 – Rescheduled Minyan on Mountain with
Beth El Temple Men’s Club. Open to everyone, we will
hike up to Heublein Tower. We will have a minyan and
breakfast at the top.
Tom Mastronarde, in honor the Brotherhood leadership and
dedicated members.
Ken Malley, in honor of Gary Schwartz speaking at The Emanuel
Synagogue.
Don Miller, in honor of my son Perchik’s 40th birthday and our
guest speaker, Gary Schwartz.
June 12-June 15
Brotherhood Retreat at Camp Ramah in Palmer, MA.
Stan Miller and Emily Lebovitz-Miller, in memory of cousin
Samuel Lebovitz.
Brotherhood Breakfast Recap
Gary Schwartz, JD LLM in Taxation spoke at The
Emanuel Synagogue on March 2, 2014. His program,
called “Financial Organization and Estate Guidance
— Creating Peace of Mind for You and Your Family,”
was very well received. Gary’s presentation was engaging
and identified important steps that families can follow
to organize all of their important financial records and
documents. He was able to show all of us through specific
examples the impact, both financially and emotionally, of
poor record keeping. He highlighted the stress and strain
that families go through trying to piece together records
that may be missing or out of date. Gary also provided
excellent opportunities for families to save both time
and money by organizing and updating their documents.
He clearly identified the items that would need to be
assembled in order to avoid confusion and wasted time
which would provide our Emanuel families with the
opportunity to reduce legal and accounting fees as well
as the potential to reduce tax liability.
Neal Rubinfeld, in honor of my grandchildren.
Milton Rosenburg, in honor of a great Brotherhood gathering.
Sandi and Bob Rudnicki, in honor of grandson, Jared Austin
Rudnicki’s Bar Mitzvah on March 8, 2014.
David Sasportas, in memory of Mimi Frankel.
Harvey Schiller, in honor of the wedding of nephew, Dan Elias.
Anne Shemkovitz, in honor of Saul’s birthday.
Howard and Elaine Smith, in honor of the rebirth of The Crown
Market.
Jerry Sperber, in honor of grandsons Ilan and Benjamin.
Len Swade, in honor of The Brotherhood.
Bob Tellar, in honor of Cassidy Tellar on the varsity Softball Team.
Renée Zetoff and Abraham Smolar, in honor of the Brotherhood.
Brotherhood Programming is subject to additions and changes.
Watch the weekly email every Tuesday, check the synagogue website, and watch for flyers in the mail for up to date information.
Thank you to the following Brotherhood Breakfast
Sponsors:
Jeff Adler, in honor of The Brotherhood.
Steve Barshay, in honor of Hall High Pops-N-Jazz featuring guest
artist Richie Barshay on May 29th.
Andy Bronstein, in honor of daughter Madeline’s birthday.
Ori Clare, in appreciation of my position as Project Manager with
Hartford Healthcare (The CT Hospital Consortium)
Philip Donagher, in honor of Michelle, Chase & Chelsea; in
memory of Vicki Bruno.
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DONATIONS FROM THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE
ADULT EDUCATION FUND
BROTHERHOOD FUND
In Memory of
AVIVA WEISEL EICHLER
by Dan & Joni Fine
by Jay D. Smith
BOB GRAZI
by Jay D. Smith
In Honor of
ADELE PERLMAN on her special birthday
by Ray & Gail Weinstein
In Honor of
STU MAHLER reciting a torah portion
by Dan & Joni Fine
Wishing Good Health to
SAM TELLAR
by Emanuel Brotherhood
MICHAEL AND CORA ALTSCHULER
FUND
In Memory of
LORRAINE KATES
by Michael & Cora Altschuler
ART FUND
In Memory of
Beloved mother ROSE HIRSH KLEIN
by Sylvia Schloss
AVSEEV FUND
In Honor of
Special birthday of ILANA COHN
by Linda & Henry Cohn
JACK AND MIMI BASSOK FUND
In Memory of
Beloved father ISAAC GELFAND
by Nathan & Miriam Bassok
LOUIS AND ETTA BECK FUND
In Memory of
Uncle LOU BECK
by Judy Goldberg
Aunt SALLY BECK
by Judy Goldberg
BEIN FUND
In Memory of
SELMA N GORDON
by Selma Gordon
SUE AND BRUCE BERGMAN FUND
In Honor of
Our 45th wedding anniversary
by Bruce & Sue Bergman
SUE & BRUCE BERGMAN on their 45th wedding
anniversary
by Dan & Joni Fine
by David J. & Judith Levine
by Gloria & Art Levin
by Howard & Barbara Nair
by Marshall & Jeanne Elman
by Peter & Deborah Mehlman
by Peter & Elaine Elinsky
by Stuart & Irene Mahler
In Memory of
Our beloved mother VIVIENNE V. LEVIN
SHARON HANDLER
CAMP RAMAH FUND
In Honor of
50th wedding anniversary of BETTY & HERB
HOFFMAN and HERB’s big birthday
by Philip, Karen, Esther & Aaron Schlossberg
In Memory of
JUDITH DANINHIRSCH
by David & Merle Harris
by Richard & Miriam Goldberg
BOB GRAZI
ROBERT (BOB) FISHMAN
Beloved aunt ESTELLE SIEGEL on her yahrzeit
by Philip, Karen, Esther & Aaron Schlossberg
DANIEL (DAN) NOVARR
by Jill & Martin Mass
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Honor of
The birth of ZACHARY ARNETT
by Al & Nancy Fichman
by Carolyn & David A. Topol
Special birthday of MEL GERROL
by Allen & Judith Kronick
CANTOR COHN’s special birthday
by Melton Spivak & Arlan Lieblick
EVAN MACKEY earning his purple beret
by Carolyn & David Topol
DAVID TOPOL for chanting the haftorah on his
birthday
BRUCE & SUE BERGMAN on their 45th wedding
anniversary
by Allan & Jan Bergman
In Memory of
IRENE LEOPOLD
Beloved father SAMUEL N. GORDON
by Nancy Gordon
JEROME AND ELEANOR CAPLAN
FUND
In Memory of
beloved husband JEROME CAPLAN
by Eleanor Caplan
CARING FUND
In Memory of
MARILYN (MIMI) FRANKEL
by Arline Robbins
by Lauren & Jason Tuvel
Our aunt WILLINE MITNICK
by Al & Risa Davidson
Our aunt MOLLIE FREEDMAN
Our great-grandmother FANNIE MITNICK
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Our grandfather DAVID MITNICK
Our grandfather BENJAMIN GREENSPOON
SAMUEL H. AND PAULINE R. COHEN
FUND
In Honor of
FREDDA & JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN’s
granddaughter SAMANTHA’s bat mitzvah
by Harry & Hyla Sklar
COLE LEVY’s bar mitzvah grandson of STEPHEN &
SHEILA LEVY
by Richard & Judy Levy
In Memory of
ROBERT FISHMAN
by Stephen & Sheila Levy
by Stuart Conn
Beloved father MARC GRANOW
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation of
My aliyah to the torah on shabbat shirah
In Honor of
LARRY ROSENTHAL’s complete recovery
In Memory of
JEAN KATZ
by Carolyn & David A. Topol
by Janet Wallans
EARLY CHILDHOOD FUND
In Appreciation of
THE EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE for the naming of
our daughter SYDNIE
by Jason & Rachel Rudnick
In Memory of
by Syd & Jan Elkin
ELKIN FAMILY FUND
In Memory of
LORRAINE KATES
by Syd & Jan Elkin
by Syd & Jan Elkin
HERBERT AND ELAINE EPSTEIN
FUND
In Memory of
JOSEPH BUECHLER
by Elaine Epstein & Family
ROBERT AND HEDYTH FISHMAN
FUND
In Memory of
by Alan & Barbara Rosenberg
by Alan & Peggy Mendelson
by Albert Rosenfield
by Alys & Jack Krichavsky
by Andrew Pinkes & Suzanne Batchelor
by Annette Levin
by Bertha Rosenfield
by Brook, Charlotte & Bud Jason
by Dan & Joni Fine
by Doris & Simon Konover
by Eleanor Udolf
by Florence Michaelson
by Fredda & Jonathan Goldstein
by Gerry & Jerry Stein
by Irene Starr
by James & Ina Strauss
by Joel & Susan Ellis
by Larry & Arline Brick
by Lee & Monica Gold
by Lenny & Arlene Lippman
by Lois Ellovich
by Loretta & Lawrence Levy
by Milton & Rita Rosenberg
by Nancy & Rich Morgenstein
by Pam & Roger Freedman
by Rena Miller
by Rhonda & William Perlroth
by Richard & Leslie Weinstein
by Ronald & Kathy Fishman
by Samuel & Joyce Freed
by Sandra and Marshall Rulnick
by Sandy & Arnie Dashefsy
by Steve & Blanche Goldenberg
by Steven & Linda Blotner
by Tony & Cookie Melito
by Steve & Janet Selden
by Michael & Carolyn Levine
by Michael & Eva Kaplan
by Sara & Andrew Wolf
by Michael & Sara Sherman
by Barbara & Sam Chester
by Adam & Caryn Solomon
by Mona & Stephen Klaber
by Phyllis & Sheldon Nova
by Ian, Melissa & Levi Zweig
by Jessie & Jeff Lipson
by Rachel & David Greeenfield
LORRAINE ADELSON KATES
by Hedyth Fishman
DANIEL (DAN) NOVARR
by Hedyth Fishman
FLOWER FUND
In Memory of
by Jill & Martin Mass
FRIDAY NIGHT FUND
In Memory of
by Judy & Seymour Melnick
RAYMOND EASTERBROOK
BOB GRAZI
GENERAL FUND
In Appreciation of
The aliyah for our grandson JARED RUDNICKI’s bar
mitzvah
by Robert & Sandra Rudnicki
BECKY AZIA thank you for giving CAROLYN a great
learning experience
by Mark & Eileen Seiger
The beautiful lap blanket and note from The Emanuel
ladies and for the prayers for my speedy recovery from
the RABBI
by Rhea Gaer
In Honor of
RONA GOLLOB’s daughter SANDRA on her
engagement
by Marc & Sandra Needelman
MR. & MRS. EBNER GLOOSKIN mazel tov on your
new home
by Ruth Smith
In Memory of
by Sandra & Marc Friedman
by Alan & Alison Gittleman
by Alan & Michele Parker
by Frederick & Fran Landy
by Milton & Rita Rosenberg
by Robert & Joan Siegel
by Robert & Sandra Rudnicki
MAURICE LASHIN
by Martin & Audrey Yanofsky
SHIRLEY SHILBERG
by Martin & Audrey, Jeremy and Mike Yanofsky
BURTON LEVY
by Alan & Alison Gittleman
Beloved mother MARIE SHOR
by Barbara Snyder
MARION GAIL GOLDBERG
by Beth Goldberg
by Cheryl & Peter Scheinblum
by Fredda & Jonathan Goldstein
by Gene & Anja Rosenberg and Pia & Mickey Toro
by Jerry & Susan Sokol
by Richard & Leslie Weinstein
MINNIE LEVITT
by Edward & Cynthia Dubrow
HARRY GORDON
by Edward & Cynthia Dubrow
AARON SHAKUN
by Gerald Silverman
DANIEL (DAN) NOVARR
by Jeffrey & Mimi Kaplan
by Jonathan & Maureen Colman
by Marcia Mizrahi
by Martin & Joyce Libbin
by Pam & Roger Freedman
by Rachel & Mitchel Marcus
by Stuart & Sheryl Kopel
by Annette & Jack Levine
by Richard & Joanne Stevens
IRENE LEOPOLD
by Jonathan & Angela Stein
Beloved father EDWARD LEBOWITZ on his yahrzeit
by Joyce Lebowitz Strum
SAMUEL LEBOVITZ
by Marilyn & Brian Rothberg
by Seymour & Ina Kroopnick
by Henry & Linda Cohn
HARRY GODGART
by Irene Starr
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by Rena Miller
LEORA MALONE
by Ron Malone & Charlotte Bower
ROSE NOVA
Sheldon & Phyllis Nova
MELVIN AND SHIRLEY GERROL
FUND
In Honor of
Special birthday of MELVIN GERROL
by Debbie & Jim Levy
Anniversary of MELVIN & SHIRLEY GERROL
by Herbert & Judy Silver
MEL GERROL chanting the haftorah and his special
birthday
by Rosalyn Darefsky
In Memory of
by Melvin & Shirley Gerrol
ISRAEL GERROL, GERTRUDE GERROL,
PAULINE ISRAEL, HYMAN ISRAEL
by Melvin & Shirley Gerrol
SUSAN AND PAUL GOLDBERG
FAMILY FUND
SUSAN GOLDBERG
by David & Judith Levine
In Honor of
5th birthday of our grandson BARAK CHAIM
by Paul & Susan Goldberg
ANDREA AND STEVEN
GOLDENBERG FUND
In Appreciation of
My aliyah on 2/15/14
by Steve & Andrea Goldenberg
In Memory of
GILBERT GOLDENBERG
by Steve & Andrea Goldenberg
GREEN BUILDING FUND
In Honor of
DAVID & CAROLYN TOPOL
by Samuel Rappoport
RABBI NATHAN AND LOTTE
HERSHFIELD FUND
In Memory of
Yahrzeit of LEON GLASSMAN
by Lotte Hershfield
AVIVA (WEISEL) EICHLER
by Lotte Hershfield
SELMA AND DAVID KAYE FUND
In Honor of
SELMA & DAVID KAYE on their special anniversary
by Ron, Ellen, Jessica & Andre Yazmer
In Memory of
KENNETH LEVINE
by Yazmer Family
HYMAN AND SARAH KURNITSKY
FUND
In Memory of
DANIEL (DAN) NOVARR
by Michael & Naomi Cohen
by Naomi & Michael Cohen
ROBERT AND JOAN LEBOVITZ
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June 2014
SUNDAY
1
3 Sivan
Shaharit 8am
Sivan/Tamuz 5774
MONDAY
2
4 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
TUESDAY
3
5 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
47th Day of the
Omer
Minyan on the
Mountain
Sisterhood Bus
Trip to NYC
48th Day of the
Omer
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 8pm
8
9
10
10 Sivan
Shaharit 8am
9am Services
followed by Light
Breakfast &
Annual Meeting
11 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
49th Day of the
Omer
Erev Shavout
Ritual Comm.
7:30pm
12 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Golf Outing
10:30am
Sisterhood Board
Mtg. 7:30pm
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
4
6 Sivan
Shaharit 9am
Shavout I
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Candles 8:03pm
11
13 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
5
7 Sivan
Shaharit 9am
Shavout II
FRIDAY
6
8 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
12
13
14
Minha/Maariv 8pm
Havdalah 9:07pm
21
14 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Board of Ed Mtg.
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
15
16
17
18
19
20
Father’s Day
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
20 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
21 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Board of Trustees
Mtg. 7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
22
23
24
25
26
27
MDC
Hazardous
Waste
Collection
8am - 1pm
25 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
29
30
1 Tamuz
Shaharit 8am
Rosh Chodesh
Tamuz
Minha/Maariv 7pm
26 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
27 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
28 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 8:15pm
Havdalah 9:09pm
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29 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Kabalat
Shabbat/Maariv 6pm
Candles 8:12pm
30 Sivan
Parashat Chukat
Rosh Chodesh
Tamuz
Services 9am
Minha/Maariv 8:15pm
Havdalah 9:10pm
2 Tamuz
Shaharit 7am
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
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23 Sivan
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Bat Mitzvah of
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Shabbat Under the
Stars
Hebrew Home
Services 3pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
16 Sivan
Parashat Sh’lach
Services 9am
Anniversary
Shabbat
22 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Kabalat
Shabbat/Maariv 6pm
Candles 8:11pm
24 Sivan
Shaharit 8am
Minha/Maariv 8pm
Havdalah 9:03pm
15 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
19 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
9 Sivan
Minha/Kabalat
Shabbat/Maariv 6pm
Candles 8:04pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
18 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
7
Parashat Beha’alotcha
Services 9am
Birthday Shabbat
95th Anniversary
Kiddush
Minha/Maariv 8:15pm
Candles 9:02pm
Minha/Kabalat
Shabbat/Maariv 6pm
Candles 8:08pm
17 Sivan
Shaharit 8am
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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
1
1 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
16th Day of the Omer
Rosh Chodesh Iyyar
Ziplow Study Group
10:30am
Choir 7:30pm
Exec. Comm. Mtg.
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
4
4 Iyyar
Shaharit 8am
5
6
19th Day of the
Omer
Tour de Shuls 8am
Brotherhood
Breakfast 9am
20th Day of the
Omer
Yom HaZikaron
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah 10:30am
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
6 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
21st Day of the
Omer
Yom HaAtzma’ut
Ritual Committee
7:30pm
Israel Sing Along
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
11
12
13
11 Iyyar
Shaharit 8am
26th Day of the
Omer
Mother’s Day
Minha/Maariv 7pm
18
18 Iyyar
Shaharit 8am
5 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
12 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
27th Day of the
Omer
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah 10:30am
Brotherhd. Volunteer
Dinner 6:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
19
19 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
13 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
7
7 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
22nd Day of the
Omer
Minha/Maariv 7pm
14
3 Iyyar
Parashat Emor
17th Day of the
Omer
Pre Neg/Oneg
Services 9am
Challahpaloozah 10:45am
Birthday Shabbat
Sisterhood Book
Review 2pm
Minha/Maariv 6pm
Candles 7:32pm
Minha/Maariv 7:30pm
Havdalah 8:31pm
9
9 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
10
10 Iyyar
24th Day of the
Omer
Parashat Behar
25th Day of the
Omer
Services 9am
Minha/Maariv 6pm
Candles 7:39pm
Minha/Maariv 7:45pm
Havdalah 8:38pm
16
17
30th Day of the
Omer
Ziplow Study
Group 10:30am
Choir 7:30pm
Bd. of Ed. 7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
20
21
22
23
24
38th Day of the
Omer
Parashat Bamidbar
39th Day of the
Omer
Minha/Maariv 6pm
Candles 7:53pm
Minha/Maariv 8pm
Havdalah 8:52pm
30
31
21 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
35th Day of the
Omer
Bd. of Trustees
Mtg. 7:30pm
36th Day of the
Omer
Sisterhood
Kitchen
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
25
26
27
28
27 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
28 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
40th Day of the
Omer
41st Day of the
Omer
Memorial Day
42nd Day of the
Omer
43rd Day of the
Omer
Yom
Yerushalayim
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
15 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
3
29th Day of the
Omer
34th Day of the
Omer
Adult B’Nai
Mitzvah Class
10:30am
26 Iyyar
Shaharit 8am
15
2 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
28th Day of the
Omer
Sisterhood Board
Mtg. 7:30pm
33rd Day of the
Omer
Lag B’Omer
25 Iyyar
Shaharit 8am
8 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
23rd Day of the
Omer
Ziplow Study Group
10:30am
Choir 7:30pm
Exec. Comm.
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
2
SATURDAY
16 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
31st Day of the
Omer
Graduation/
Confirmation 6pm
Hebrew Home
Services 3pm
Minha/Maariv 6pm
Candles 7:46pm
20 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
14 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
8
FRIDAY
22 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
Ziplow Study Group
10:30am
Choir 7:30pm
Sisterhood Torah
Fund Dinner
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
29
29 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
44th Day of the
Omer
Ziplow Study
Group 10:30am
Barshay Concert
7:30pm
Minha/Maariv 7pm
23 Iyyar
Shaharit 7am
1 Sivan
Shaharit 7am
45th Day of the
Omer
Rosh Chodesh
Sivan
Minha/Maariv 6pm
Candles 7:59pm
17 Iyyar
Parashat Bechukotai
32nd Day of the
Omer
Services 9am
Minha/Maariv 7:45pm
Havdalah 8:45pm
24 Iyyar
2 Sivan
Parashat Nasso
46th Day of the
Omer
Minha/Maariv 8pm
Havdalah 8:58pm

Everything Emanuel May-June 2014

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