Temple Bulletin - Temple Emanu

TEMPLE EMANU-EL
OF LONG BEACH
Bulletin
July-August 2012
A Reform Jewish Congregation
www.temple-emanu-el.org
President’s Message
Rabbi Lines
S
ummertime and the living is easy. Please join us at our next two Beach
Shabbats: July 20 and August 10. It is a beautiful way to usher in the
Sabbath and become more spiritual by interacting with the sand and the
sea.
The 67th Annual Anniversary Dinner Dance was spectacular. The Allegria
Hotel was warm and inviting. During the cocktail hour in the hotel lobby
overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, we were serenaded by the High School
Jazz Band conducted by Marino Bragino. They were so professional and
upbeat. We thought we were listening to a professional group.
The dinner was held in the ballroom which was elegant and glittering with
light and beauty. We danced and danced to the wonderful DJ – DJ
JazziGerri and participated in a silent auction. Special thank you’s to: Sy
Landsman who worked with the caterer at the Allegria, Steve Kolodny
who created the dinner dance journal, Mike Heller who got the dinner
dance committee started, Gary Meyer who donated all the invitations, and
Donna Hills who chaired the event and kept us all centered and on task.
We are most grateful to the sponsors of the dinner dance: Marty and
Lauren Kaminsky for donating the flowers in honor of Ruth Kaleko’s 90th
birthday, Martha and Irwin Lederer for supplying the music, and
Sisterhood for their generous check in support of the religious school. In
addition, I personally want to thank Neil Vogel for MC’ing the event and
Ricky Ehrlich for introducing the participants. Thank you to Dr. Jeff and
Bari Klirsfeld for being our honorees. Their hard work and dedication
were extraordinary! They did an awesome job!!
Unplugged, a musical event orchestrated by Cantor Katz, was a magical
night. Russell Goetz sang amazingly, alone and as a duet with the Cantor.
Their voices were soulful and moving, and complimented each other in a
fabulous way. Shelby Applebaum sang in her very special style as well.
Her solos were very unique, beautiful, and memorable. Lucas Klirsfeld
on the sax and Jesse Klirsfeld on the trumpet were an amazing accompaniment for the vocalists. In addition, Daniel Feldman played his acoustic
guitar, solo. All of the volunteer musicians were Temple Emanu-El
Bar/Bat Mitzvahs. We were all kvelling with pride. Once again, special
appreciation goes out to Bari and Jeff who were instrumental in making
this concert happen.
Thank you to all of the members of our congregation and their friends and
families for supporting our temple. Have a happy and safe summer.
B’Shalom
Susan Hirschbein, President
W
hat a beautiful Temple Emanu-El
Dinner Dance, held at the new
Allegria Hotel in Long Beach. It was a
top drawer affair, with over one hundred
guests in attendance. The spirit was fabulous. The evening was moderated by
Neil Vogel, who did a splendid job outlining where the congregation is at, and
where it aspires to go. Bari and Jeff
Klirsfeld were outstanding honorees.
Let us build on the success of this affair
and go forward to build a bigger,
stronger Temple Emanu-El for our children, our youth, and our entire congregation. Kadema – Go forward – Have a
g reat summer. Don’t forg e t Beach
Shabbat on July 20 and August 10 on
the beach at the foot of Neptune Blvd.,
and our Interfaith Memorial Service for
the four Long Beach clergymen who
passed away this year: Father Tom,
Ghazi Khankan, Rev. Walter Davis, and
Bishop Creech. The service will be held
at St. Ignatius on Thursday, July 19 at
8:00 PM.
Shalom and Love,
Rabbi
Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach
is happy to welcome our new
Cantor, Lisa Klinger-Kantor.
Please join us for a gala oneg to
welcome her on Friday July 6th.
Ca nto r’s N otes
By now many of you are aware that I will be leaving Temple
Emanu-El. For those of you who did not know this, I regret
that you are first getting this message from the Bulletin and
not from me directly. Our decision to leave Temple was not
an easy one. In fact, for Julia and I it was one of the toughest decisions we have had to make. Over the last 6 1/2
years we have become very close with many of you as congregants and friends. You have treated us with kindness,
generosity and appreciation many times over. We are grateful to have gotten to know so many of you.
I personally want to thank everyone for all the support and
love you have given us. I am confident that under the current leadership Temple Emanu-El will continue to grow and
thrive providing the community of Long Beach with ruach
and the best spiritual experience Reform Judaism has to
offer. I want to thank Rabbi Hermann for his being a beacon
of care and healing for the community. I have learned a
tremendous amount from him, and appreciate his being the
model he has been.
We will not be moving out of Long Beach, as we love it here
and feel there is no greater place to live on Long Island.
Please do not hesitate to call or reach out if there is ever
anything I may be able to help with.
Julia, Rayna, Hanna and I wish only blessings and abundance for all of you.
B’shalom,
Cantor Katz
July Worship Schedule
Friday, July 6th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“What Doth the Lord Require of Thee?”
Saturday, July 7th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Balak
Friday, July 13th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“Was Pinchas a Terrorist?”
Saturday, July 14th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Pinchas
Friday, July 20th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 P.M.
Service on the Beach ~ Foot of Neptune Blvd.
There will be a service at Temple at . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“Learn War No More”
Saturday, July 21st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Matot- Masei
Friday, July 27th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“The Book of Ecclesiastics”
Saturday, July 28th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Devarim
Our next great trip to Israel will be April 8-19,
2013. Save the Date. Any questions, contact
Rabbi Hermann 431-4060 x5
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Have a safe and happy summer.
Open Friday before service, during the Oneg,
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July-August 2012
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Susan Hirschbein
Cantor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lisa Klinger-Kantor
Cantor Emerita . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bette Cohen
Chairman of the Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Heller
Sisterhood President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Toby Gordon
Brotherhood President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Evan Levine
Education Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vicki Cabrera
Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Schoner
Temple Office Hours
Mon – Thurs 9 am – 4 pm* • Friday 9 am – 1 pm
*Except religious school nights to 6 pm
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August Worship Schedule
Friday, August 3rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“Listen and You Will Live”
Saturday, August 4th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Vaetchanan
Friday, August 10th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..7:30 P.M.
Service on the Beach ~ Foot of Neptune Blvd.
There will be a service at Temple at . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“If You Hearken”
Saturday, August 11th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Ekev
Friday, August 17th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“The Blessing and the Curse”
Saturday, August 18th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Re’eh
Friday, August 24th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
“Thou Shalt Surely Pursue Justice”
Saturday, August 25th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:30 A.M.
Rabbi’s Study Group: Shoftim
Friday, August 31st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 P.M.
Getting Ready for the New Year
Sisterhood
T
he school year is over. The summer is here. Let us all
have some fun, but let us not forget that the Temple is
still here . On July 20th we have our next “Beach
Shabbat”. Bring a picnic dinner and join us at 6:30PM, at
the Neptune entrance to the beach for the wind-down of a
very busy school year. Services will follow on the sand,
under the stars, as you listen to the roar of the surf! What
a way to end the busy year!
Sisterhood held its paid-up dinner catered by Da Vinci’s
on Long Beach Road in Island Park. We also celebrated
the longevity of several of our members. Along with
good food we enjoyed the entertainment of professional
ballroom dance competitor, Ken Braggelwirth. A great
time was held by all.
Our “game night” is continuing through the summer.
Enjoy the company of friends, meet new ones and cool off
with a light dinner and a game of cards or Mah Jagg.
Scrabble or Monopoly anyone! Gentlemen you are more
than welcome. Form your own table for poker, gin
rummy or whatever else you would like to play. Watch
our flyers for the exact
Toby
Brotherhood
L
Rabbi Hermann answered questions of children in Mrs.
Jawitz's K-2 class as part of our "Dinner With the Rabbi"
program. Children have pizza and juice and get to ask
Rabbi 3 questions each on any topic they would like.
egend has it that a man went for a ride one day with
his 5 year old daughter in the back seat. After hitting
gridlock traffic he began to slam on the wheel, curse and
complain loudly. Just then - out of nowhere- the little girl
blurts out: “ Daddy, it doesn’t make sense to complain
about the traffic, because we’re part of it! “
At one time or another we have all complained about the
Temple - one aspect or another. But does that make sense if
we are all part of it?
Brotherhood Shogun dinner will break for the Summer
and resume in September.
Our next Brotherhood meeting is June 26th @ 7:30 in the
sisterhood room- then we will break for July and August.
Mrs. Cabrera treated Mrs. Katz's Grade 3 to a pizza and juice
party for having donated the more money to Keren Ami than
all of the other grades combined. There money will be donated
to the North Shore Animal Shelter, Israel Guide Dogs, Doctors
Without Borders and Israel Special Kids.
July-August 2012
Any ideas for Brotherhood events?
Pleas call me at 917.696.0674
Thanks and enjoy your summer.
Evan
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Religious School NEWS
"Spend time with your children over the
summer. Make occasions to restate your
love, concerns, and respect for them."
-John Boshoven, Jewish Counselor-
I
hope that you are all having a wonderful and healthy summer vacation. Shortly you will be receiving
information on our Fall Open House
and Registration for the 2012-2013
school year. If you have any questions
or concerns with the materials that you
receive, please feel free to call me at
431-4060 ext 3. I am only in theTemple
two days a week in the summer, so
please leave a voicemail for me and I
will get back to you as soon as possible.
The summer is a great time to take
trips with the whole family. There are
many interesting places in New York
City where your family can experience
our Jewish Heritage and Culture .
There is the "Jewish Museum" at 1109
5th Avenue that is housed in a beautiful and elaborate mansion, the
"Museum of Jewish History-A Living
Memorial to the Holocaust" at 36
Battery Place and the "Tenement
Museum" which tells the stories of
immigrants who lived at 97 Orchard
Street, a tenement built in 1863 in
Manhattan's Lower East Side. Tour the
Lower East Side and eat sour pickles
right from the barrels or enjoy a corned
beef sandwich at the 2nd Avenue Deli.
Children who want to practice their
O
Mrs. Jawitz's Grade K-2 and Mrs. Katz's Grade 3 hold their
"Certificates of Promotion" at our end of year assembly program.
Hebrew over the summer and parents
who would like to learn Hebrew for
Prayer or Conversational Hebrew can
go to the free web site provided by the
publisher of our textbooks. Go to
www.behrmanhouse.com and re g i ster. It's free and interactive!
The students and staff in the Religious
School ended the school year with an
assembly program and celebration in
which I thanked the staff and parents
for helping to make this year so successful. The students really out did
themselves this year mastering the
required work, presenting an amazing
Yom Hashoah and 4 Family Shabbat
Services, collecting over $600 in Keren
Ami money to be donated to charities
that each class selected, having a Bake
Sale in order to plant trees in Israel,
and creating "Bully Free Classrooms." I
am so very proud of them.
We will be kicking off our annual
"Supplies for Success" mitzvah project
over the summer. As part of a UJA
Federation of NY sponsored program
ur Camp program
began on June 25
and campers are having
a wonderful time. All of our children are enjoying our
enrichment activities such as music, exercise, dance,
booknook, and arts and crafts. Keeping cool in the hot
summer sun can’t be more fun than running through the
sprinklers right here at Camp Temple Emanu-El. It’s so
adorable to watch the children arrive for camp in their
bathing suits. They smell of sunscreen and their giggles
and smiley faces make everyone happy to be here. The
week of July 4 is right around the corner, and it will mean
a lot of red, white, and blue projects, colorful snacks, and
Nursery School
July-August 2012
Temples all over Long Island will be
collecting and donating book-bags
filled with school supplies to children
in need. You will be receiving a flyer
shortly describing this program in
detail. We will be collecting bookbags, backpacks, and school supplies
through August 17th in the Temple
and Religious School offices.
I want to take this opportunity to
thank Cantor David Katz and wish
him well. As many of you know,
Cantor is leaving us after years of
devoted service to Temple Emanu El.
He has wonderfully prepared our children for Bar and Bat Mitzvah, led us in
prayer and song at many of our services and programs, inspired and supported our Junior Choir, Lori
Weinbloom and myself. I wish you
and your family "Shalom". I will miss
you.
Vicki Cabrera
Educational Director
a special cake to celebrate America’s birthday. There will
be eight fun filled weeks of camp, and I’m sure everyone
will have a ball. I know it will fly by quickly and school
will be back in session right after Labor Day. We wish
everyone a summer filled with lots of fun and excitement. If you need to add some smiles to your summer,
come visit us at Camp Temple Emanu-El.
Shalom,
Roberta Abramowitz
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TEMPLE T I D I N G S
The following friends and families have made
donations to the perpetuating fund:
Sue, Perry and Eric Hirschbein-Bodnar,
in honor of Ruth Kaleko on her 90th
Birthday
Sue and Perry Hirschbein-Bodnar, in
memory of Lillian Cohen
Sue and Perry Hirschbein-Bodnar, in
memory of Hilary Topper’s mother
Phyllis Mass
Toby Gordon, in memory of Phyllis
Mass
Adele Danon, wishing Maryanne
Hughes a speedy recovery
Rabbi’s Fund
Paul Atlas, wishing Martha Lederer a
speedy recovery
The Lynne Cahn Friendship
Flower Garden Fund
Bill Cahn, wishing Renee Kasper a
Happy Birthday
Bill Cahn, wishing Rabbi Bennett
Hermann a Happy Birthday
Bill Cahn, wishing Maurice Vegh a
Happy Birthday
Bill Cahn, wishing Ruth Kaleko a
Happy Birthday
Bill Cahn, wishing Trudi Bernstein a
Happy Birthday
Peace Begins With Me
By Meredith Zelman Narissi
Shabbat Shalom.
Peace. What is inner peace? We talk about it,
yet the experience is often elusive. To cultivate this inner peace, this bliss, this state of
reverence, one must abandon the thinking
mind for a time. It is a place of the heart; a
place of charitable gratitude. Remember
some of the delight and joy of being a child;
the free abandon of pure bliss? This state
still lives within us. It is this implacable
inner celebration of life and being that we
all carry within, that will create peace on
earth.
Can we allow ourselves to delve into the
silent celebration that reverberates in
Shalom? We cannot create peace until we
know it. When Love takes precedence over
being right we can know peace. Having to
be right is a form of violence. It makes the
other person wrong. One of the ways to
practice peace is to practice kindness. This
July-August 2012
Bill Cahn, wishing Ted and Renee
Kasper a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Herb and Judy
Levitz a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Larry and Liz
Gutman a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Stan and Fran
Fleishman a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Hank and Nikki
Baum a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Allan and Carol
Carlton a Happy Anniversary
Bill Cahn, wishing Larry and Ellin
Stracher a Happy Anniversary
Dr. Jerry Oberman
Nursery School Fund
Edith Oberman, in memory of her
beloved husband, Jerry Oberman
Edith Oberman, in memory of her
beloved mother, Lillian Goldberg
The Lenny and Lucille Goldstein
Youth Group Fund
Phil and Cindy Goldstein, for the
Yahrzeit of their beloved mother,
Lucille Goldstein
Phil and Cindy Goldstein and Family, in
memory of their dear friend Hank
Hamburg
Freda Berkowitz, in memory of
Geraldine Birnbaum
may mean being in the presence of cultures
or ideas that we do not agree with. If we
have faith in our own ideologies we can
share the possible commonalities of another.
Yahrzeit
Fran Miller, in memory of her beloved
sister, May Furth
Helaine Shepard, in memory of her
beloved mother, Mollie Beaber
Helaine Shepard, in memory of her
beloved niece, Barbara Bere
Helen Elovich, in memory of her
beloved father, S. Louis Mirel
Harriet Forman, in memory of her
beloved husband, Albert Forman
Robert Geltman, in memory of his
beloved wife, Natalie Geltman
Anita Kaplan Cutler, in memory of her
beloved husband, Benjamin I. Hyman
Sy Landsman, in memory of his beloved
mother, Gertrude Landsman
Ruth Dropkin, in memory of her
beloved father, William Dropkin
Bob Geller, in loving memory of
Rebecca Geller
Diana Stimmel, in memory of her
beloved husband, Lou Stimmel
Sol Meyers, in loving memory of Louis
Meyers and Diane Meyers
Robin Wadler, in memory of her
beloved father, Saul Singman
Lois Lutwin, in memory of her beloved
father, Ralph Halperin
shall we say meditation; we come to know a
presence that is not quite so judgmental.
This is the path to peace.
Perhaps we need to spend less time talking
to ourselves and more time talking to G-d.
How do you talk to G-d? Can an ongoing
“The highest peace is the peace between oppo - dialogue with G-d bring you peace of mind?
sites.”
Isaac Goldberg says in “The Wonder of
Words”:
We are all born of opposites, all of creation
is based on opposites: positive and nega- “To atone is to be at one with God, to sink
tive, dark and light, man and woman, man, self into the not-self,
woman and thus child. In the face of opposites we can practice kindness. When we are to achieve a mystic unity with the source of
kind, we are being tolerant, compassionate, being, wiping out all error and finding
and helpful. These qualities are the soil in peace in self-submergence.”
which the flower of peace grows.
To be at peace with oneself we have to One last thought: Is it this kind of forgiveexamine our self talk. How do you speak to ness, even self forgiveness that leads to
yourself? Who are these two selves? Who is peace of mind? As we release our blame,
the “I” having the thoughts? All too often anger, guilt and resentments we are then left
we hear a voice which is critical, self depre- with nothing but peace and love. One great
ciating, or just plain scary. Where is the and astounding prayer, one of my favorites,
voice that sooths you or tells you all is well? that illustrates this concept is the bedtime
Upon introspection and understanding, shema. Listen!
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov says
cont. on p. 6
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July Birthdays
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27
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30
Cathy Pettit
Joseph Lehr
Martin Schneiweis
Bonnie Stern
Sheldon Sanders
Kenneth Mittelberg
Roberta Zucker
Paul Atlas
Sherry Renz
Judith Levine
Alan Wolfer
Raquel Entes-Feingold
Brad Quick
Susan HirschbeinBodnar
Beatrice Soloway
Malcolm Cooper
Michael Zapson
Pamela Kaplan
Theodore Kasper
Fran Miller
Dr. George Miller
Carol Carlton
Francine Fleishman
Birthdays & Anniversaries
August Birthdays
1
2
3
5
7
9
10
13
14
16
17
19
20
24
25
27
28
29
Mitch Rubin
Brian Hellman
Michael Cohen
Frieda Kriedman
Lori Field
Judith Weitz
Ruth Schwartz
Eileen Kramer
Stephen Botwinoff
James Lyman
Toby Gordon
The Honorable Joseph
Slavin
Dr. Jo Eisman
Bonni Goetz
Lawrence Elovich
Harold Kuritzky
Virginia Feinberg
Lawrence Gutman
Marvin Gehn
Nancy Goldstein
Kevin Heller
A
July Anniversaries
1
2
8
Dr. Alan and Marcia Zimmerman
Robert and Phyllis Robinson
Steven and Roberta Strauss
August Anniversaries
1
7
8
13
18
23
25
29
Richard and Lisa Charschan
Mark and Alysa Goldsmith
Richard and Jodi Applebaum
Alan and Ivy Leibowitz
Isidoro and Susan Korn
Ignacio and Dava Lopez
Jeffrey and Bari Klirsfeld
Rick and Liza Ehrlich
Lawrence and Helen Elovich
Harold and Tina Kuritzky
Steven and Rochelle Kolodny
cont. from p. 5
« THE BEDTIME SHEMA »
YOUTH AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES
I hope you are enjoying the summer and making the most
of where you live. Beach Shabbat is a beautiful way to celebrate summer and Shabbat at the same time. When the
surf is pounding and your toes are in the sand and prayers
are being sung in the wind, then there is no doubt God is
listening. Don’t forget to be a part of it. Bring the kids and
have them come by my blanket to share my chips.
A new and exciting thing will be happening this coming
year. The Madrichim Program will be starting this Fall. The
Program is partially funded by The Slomo and Cindy
Silvian Foundation, Inc. Our post Bar/Bat Mitzvah students will meet for dinner and discussion groups and to
perform a variety of service activities for the Religious
School and the Family Ed. program. You’ll be hearing
much more about this in the coming weeks.
I’m already thinking about all the great activities we’ll have
in the year ahead. I’m thrilled by the consistently high
turn-out. Tell your friends…the more the merrier (except
when I’m making blintzes!)
Have a great summer and don’t forget your sunblock!
Lori Z. Weinbloom
Master of the universe, I hereby forgive anyone who angered or
antagonized me or who sinned against me — whether against my
body, my property, my honor or against anything of mine;
whether he did so accidentally, willfully, carelessly, or purposely;
whether through speech, deed, thought, or notion; whether in this
transmigration or another transmigration — I forgive every
Jew.(person). May no one be punished because of me. May it will
be Your will, HASHEM, my God and the God of my forefathers,
that I may sin no more. Whatever sins I have done before You,
may You blot out in Your abundant mercies, but not through suf fering or bad illnesses. May the expressions of my mouth and the
thoughts of my heart find favor before You, HASHEM, my Rock
and my Redeemer.1
So it is with heartfelt blessings that I wish you all Peace,
Deep Peace, Deep Inner Peace.
Shabbat Shalom!
Past president and congregant Bill Cahn has just
published a new murder mystery.
It's title is "Murder Among Friends" and
can be purchased from Amazon through
the Temple website.
http://www.temple-emanu-el.org/
July-August 2012
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July-August 2012
Rabbi’s Torah Study Group - 9:30 am on Saturday
(9:00 if there is a Bar/Bat Mitzvah)
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TEMPLE EMANU-EL OF LONG BEACH
455 NEPTUNE BLVD.
LONG BEACH, NEW YORK 11561
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PICNIC & PRAYERS
Bring a picnic supper at 6:30 pm
Welcome Shabbat at 7:30 pm
with Rabbi Hermann, Cantor Kantor & Lori
Temple Emanu-El
Nursery School and Day Camp
Roberta Abramowitz
Director - 431-4060 Ext. 14
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