ירשת–לולא september 2012

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‫אלול–תשרי‬
SEPTEMBER 2012
L'Shanah
Tovah 5773
From Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove
Creativity and Commitment
I
n preparing our souls for
the holidays and the year
ahead, it is worth reflecting on the
two central themes that shape the Days
of Awe: creativity
and commitment.
Rosh Hashanah
is all about
creativity. As George Bernard Shaw
I wish each and
wrote, “Life isn't about finding yourself.
Life is about creating yourself.” On Rosh
every one of you
Hashanah we marvel at God’s creation,
embracing our own creativity as human
a sweet year of
beings fashioned in the divine image. We
health and
think of ourselves as supple clay, able to
be refashioned every year. We taste new
happiness.
fruits, set new goals, and anticipate a year
ahead full of new possibilities.
Yom Kippur is all about commitment.
First we turn inward to admit to all the
vows of the past year that we have broken.
We have fallen short of promises we made to our loved ones,
Park Avenue Synagogue Bulletin
our God and ourselves. We know we should have done better.
Imperfect as we are, our confessions serve to strengthen our
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resolve for the year ahead. On Yom Kippur we transcend our
SEPTEMBER 2012
Elul 5772 – Tishrei 5773 · ‫אלול–תשרי‬
natural inclinations and grant forgiveness to those seeking our
pardon with sincerity. Just as we ask that God’s commitment to
From Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove........................................... 2
us not be eclipsed by our own flaws, so we call on ourselves to
From the Chairman............................................................. 3
extend the same compassion to others.
Selihot................................................................................. 3
The themes of creativity and commitment frame not only
From Rabbi Steven I. Rein.................................................. 4
our personal spiritual journeys this holiday season, but also
Schedule of Religious Services .......................................... 4
our communal mission for the year ahead. The vitality of our
Order a Lulav & Etrog........................................................ 5
synagogue is contingent on long-term commitments that insist
Synagogue Family.............................................................. 6
on new answers to old problems. Our dedication to education,
Adult Education & Events.................................................. 8
to congregational music, to Israel and other concerns remains
Social Action/Social Justice.............................................. 10
constant, even as we pilot new ideas to meet the needs of an
Mitzvah in Elul: DOROT............................................. 10
ever-changing landscape. I hope that in the year ahead, you will
UJA@PAS.
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see countless such examples of creative approaches to long-term
PAS
Women’s
Network..................................................... 11
concerns.
Youth
Education
& Events................................................ 12
Most of all, I wish each and every one of you a sweet year
Congregational
School Schedule................................. 12
of health and happiness. May this be a year of blessing for the
Introducing
Caryn
Roman............................................ 12
Jewish people and all of humanity.
K-12 High Holidays Schedule..................................... 13
Young Family Education.............................................. 14
Youth Programming..................................................... 15
Contributions.................................................................... 16
Calendar............................................................................ 19
A Look Ahead..................................................... Back cover
Cover: A Gift of Autumn, Currier & Ives, c1875, from the Library
of Congress.
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WELCOMING NEW CLERGY AND STAFF
FROM STEVEN M. FRIEDMAN, CHAIRMAN
L'Shanah tovah
O
n behalf of all the
Officers and Trustees
of Park Avenue
Synagogue, I wish each of you a
happy and healthy year in 5773.
As you will see from perusing
this issue of the Bulletin and the
enclosed Program Calendar, we have
an extraordinary line-up of lectures, classes, concerts and
opportunities for spiritual engagement for members of all
ages and interests. I hope you will join us as often as you can,
whether listening to a world class speaker or taking an entire
course. I encourage you to refresh your soul at our weekly
musical Kabbalat Shabbat services and to connect with the
community at daily minyan. I hope you will participate in
mitzvah projects that support our local community as well as a
safe, secure, independent, democratic state of Israel. I invite you
to join a committee or become active in one of our arms, and to
make new friends while you help bring about programming that
matters to you. Whether you come to Park Avenue Synagogue
occasionally or daily, I trust you will experience pride and joy
whenever you enter the building, as I do.
I look forward to seeing you at High Holy Day services
and throughout the year as our congregation comes together
for worship, study, social and cultural events and lifecycle
celebrations.
L’shanah tovah, may we all be written and sealed for a good
new year!
Event
Selihot Service: Prayers of Awareness and Reflection
Saturday | September 8 | 8:30 pm reception; 9:00 pm musical program, speaker, and service Prepare your heart and spirit for the High Holidays. Join Cantor Azi Schwartz, Cantor Shiree Kidron, the
High Holiday Choir and the Congregational Singers, accompanied by our new organist, Colin Fowler.
Dr. Erica Brown will speak on the topic “Repentance: Finding the Way Home,” followed by the service.
Come at 8:30 pm for light refreshments and to pick up your pre-ordered copy of Dr. Erica Brown’s new
book, Return: Daily Inspiration for the Days of Awe. To reserve your copy in advance of the evening, call
212-369-2600, x121 or sign up online at www.pasyn.org.
Dr. Erica Brown is the scholar-in-residence for the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and consults
for the Jewish Agency and other Jewish non-profits. Dr. Brown is the author of Inspired Jewish Leadership, a
National Jewish Book Award finalist; Spiritual Boredom; and Confronting Scandal; and the co-author of The
Case for Jewish Peoplehood. Previously a Jerusalem Fellow, Dr. Brown is a faculty member of the Wexner
Foundation, an Avi Chai Fellow, winner of the Ted Farber Professional Excellence Award, and the recipient
of the 2009 Covenant Award for her work in education. Erica Brown holds degrees from Yeshiva University,
University of London, Harvard University and Baltimore Hebrew University.
www.pasyn.org
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Schedule of Religious Services · ‫אלול–תשרי‬
Have No Fear
Saturday, September 1 14 Elul
Parashat Ki Tetzei
he words of Psalm 27
9:15 am | Sanctuary service
reverberate in our souls as
20 mins after morning services | Minha
we recite them at the conclusion
of every service from Rosh Hodesh Elul
Friday, September 7 20 Elul
until the end of
5:00 pm | YFE Shabbat service
Sukkot. While this
(see p. 15)
is the season of
6:00 pm | Minha
introspection and asking forgiveness, the
6:15 pm | Friday Evening service
psalm is not about self-abasement; it is
“The Lord is
not a confession of sin or an admission of
my light and
guilt. What then is it? Psalm 27 is a tender
Parashat Ki Tavo
expression of trust, an expression of deep
my help, whom
yearning. It is a prayer of emotional and
Bar Mitzvah of Joshua
should I fear?
spiritual vulnerability. What are the fears
Weinfeld, son of Steven &
that turn us to God for comfort? Much
The Lord is
Tammy Weinfeld
of the time, it is the worries that affect
Bat Mitzvah of Emily Abelow,
us individually, not the fear of natural
my source of
daughter of Susan Cantor &
disasters, war and poverty, but the fear of
strength, who
Ross Abelow
being alone, feeling foolish, the fear of
9:30 am | Havurah
making a mistake, of not being liked, of
can frighten me?”
11:15 am | YFE Shabbat programs
being unlovable.
(see p. 15)
Psalm 27:1
How might we moderate our fears if we
internalize the opening line of this psalm?
8:30 pm | Selihot reception
We might think about how God has been
9:00 pm | Selihot service
our “help” and our “light” – helping us
become aware of difficult realities that we
Friday, September 14 27 Elul
might not have wanted to see or might not have been able to see
6:00 pm | Minha
and then helping us not fall apart when, finally, we face them.
Perhaps God has been our “light” through the mitzvot: Shabbat
and holiday candles illuminating our home and souls; a friendly
face whose gentle smile came at a time of great emotional
Parashat Nitzavim
need; or sparks of wisdom acquired through reading, study, and
thoughtful conversations with others.
Bar Mitzvah of Jack Adam Silver, son of Brad Silver and Nikki
As a synagogue, we seek to embody God’s eternal light.
Schefler Silver
With renewed opportunities for learning and spiritual prayer,
we strive to elevate and illuminate the lives of all those who
place their trust in this community. Most importantly, we strive
Sunday, September 16 29 Elul
to be a kehillat hesed – a caring community – a place where our
Erev Rosh Hashanah
individual and communal embrace provides a source of strength
6:00 pm | Minha/Ma’ariv
to overcome life’s fears. What are the fears that you yearn to be
freed from this year? What light can you envision God and this
Monday, September 17 1 Tishrei
community casting upon your life? As the psalmist concludes:
Rosh Hashanah
Look to the Lord; be strong and of good courage! O look to the
8:30 am | Morning Service
Lord!
10:00 am | Shofar
Jodi, Ari, Ilan, and I wish you and yours a Shanah tovah
10:30 am | Sermon
u-metukah!
5:00 pm | Tashlich
6:00 pm | Minha/Ma’ariv
T
RABBI STEVEN I. REIN
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schedule of religious services
Tuesday, September 18 2 Tishrei
Rosh Hashanah
8:30 am | Morning Service
10:00 am | Shofar
10:30 am | Sermon
Friday, September 21 5 Tishrei
6:00 pm | Minha
Saturday, September 22 6 Tishrei
Parashat Va-yeilekh
Shabbat Shuvah
Generously endowed by Menachem Z. Rosensaft & Jean Bloch
Rosensaft in loving memory of Josef & Hadassah Rosensaft
Bar Mitzvah of Morgan Wolfe,
son of Steven & Stacy Wolfe
Tuesday, September 25 9 Tishrei
Erev Yom Kippur
6:00 pm | Minha service
6:30 pm | Kol Nidre
7:30 pm | Sermon
Wednesday, September 26 10 Tishrei
Yom Kippur
9:00 am | Morning service
11:15 am | Sermon
2:00 pm | Yizkor
2:45 pm | Break
4:15 pm | Minha
5:30 pm | Ne’ilah
7:26 pm | Fast ends
Friday, September 28 12 Tishrei
6:00 pm | Minha
Saturday, September 29 13 Tishrei
Parashat Ha’azinu
Bar Mitzvah of Adam First,
son of Mark & Rachael First
Order a Lulav & Etrog
On the first day you shall take the fruit
of hadar trees, branches of palm trees,
boughs of leafy trees, and willows of the
brook, and you shall rejoice before Adonai
your God seven days. Vayikra (Leviticus) 23:40
Sukkot begins on Sunday evening, September 30.
We wave the lulav every day during the week of
Sukkot, except on Shabbat. Enhance your celebration
of the holiday! Order a Lulav and Etrog set from Israel,
provided by Park Avenue Synagogue in partnership
with USCJ, the United Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism. Each set includes an etrog (fruit of the hadar),
a lulav (palm), hadassim (myrtle, = leafy trees), aravot
(willows), as well as a holder and rings woven of palm
to hold the branches together.
Deadline to order: Wednesday, September 19 at 9:00 am.
Cost: $35/set. To order, visit pasyn.org, click on Holiday
Services; in the list of events on the right, click on Lulav &
Etrog Order Deadline. Those without Internet access may
call Craig Demarest at 212-369-2600, x111.
Sunday, September 30 14 Tishrei
Erev Sukkot
6:15 pm | Sukkot Evening service
Daily minyanim, see Calendar, p 19.
www.pasyn.org
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synagogue family
‫ בני מצוה‬Bnei Mitzvah
Joshua Weinfeld
September 8
Parashat Ki Tavo
Josh began his education
in the Orange Room of
the PASECC and has
continued his Jewish
studies in the Congregational School.
Now in 8th grade at Wagner Junior High
School, Josh is a diligent student whose
favorite subject is math.
Josh plays snare drum, drum set,
tympani, and marimba and improvises
on Garage Band. He plays percussion in
his school band, and also performed with
the Manhattan Borough Wide Band at
Carnegie Hall last year.
An enthusiastic athlete, Josh plays
basketball, baseball, and soccer for the
Wagner school teams. He also enjoys
playing pick up games in the park. Josh
spends summers at Camp Kennybrook,
which is like a second home to him.
Josh is easy-going and enjoys
spending time with friends and family.
He is a loving and patient older brother to
his sister Rebecca and a wonderful role
model for her.
Josh wishes to thank his family, the
clergy, and especially his tutor Michael
Wolk for helping him to prepare for this
day. He looks forward to culminating
this milestone by traveling to Israel in
December with his family on the PAS
Bnei Mitzvah trip.
Emily Abelow
September 8
Parashat Ki Tavo
Emily is thrilled and
honored to celebrate
her Bat Mitzvah at Park
Avenue Synagogue. She
has attended the Congregational School
since she was in 5th grade, when her
family moved from another Conservative
synagogue to PAS. Her Jewish education
extends well beyond the walls of PAS.
She has attended Ramah camps since
she was six years old, starting at Ramah
Nyack and graduating to overnight camp
in 2008. She has just completed her fifth
wonderful summer at Ramah Berkshires
and looks forward to many more!
Emily is also well-traveled in Israel,
having visited with her family twice
in the last few years. She had the great
thrill of reading Torah on Masada, where
she marked her becoming Bat Mitzvah
alongside her cousin Joshua.
Emily attends the Lab School for
Collaborative Studies and is an athlete
and avid sports fan. She plays soccer,
basketball and softball in school,
recreational and travel leagues. Emily
is a great role model to her two younger
sisters. Every day she demonstrates how
dedication, hard work and perseverance
lead to success.
Emily’s family is extremely proud of
her accomplishments and very grateful
to the clergy and staff at PAS for making
this day possible.
Jack Adam Silver
September 15
Parashat Nitzavim
Jack Adam is an 8th
grader at Riverdale
Country School who
loves everything about
sports, especially baseball, basketball,
football and Ohio State. He also enjoys
traveling with his family, laughing with
his brothers Harrison and Justin, playing
guitar and listening to music. He looks
forward to summers in Maine at Camp
Cedar.
Jack is named for his grandmother
and his mother's cousin, Adam Kreiger,
who died at age 20. Jack has learned
how Adam lived life to the fullest in the
face of the greatest obstacles. For his
mitzvah project, Jack is working with
and supporting the Adam Kreiger Fund to
help young people gain a zest for life and
a determination to overcome anything.
Jack’s education started in the Purple
Room of the PASECC. Since Gan, he
has been a student at the Congregational
School. PAS is a special place for him
and his family as his grandparents, aunts,
uncles and cousins are all active members
of this community. Jack would like to
thank his family and friends and all his
PAS teachers and clergy for helping him
to prepare for his Bar Mitzvah, with a
special thank you to Cantor Kidron.
‫ ברוכים הבאים‬Welcome
Edward & Shari Adler
Marc & Nancy Badner
Ron & Nicole Beit-Halachmy
Charlie & Stacy Bess
Tammy Bieber
Michael Boufford & Rachel Marx
Lior & Kimberly Cohen
Alexander & Erica Crisses
Terry Edelstein
Louis & Anita Ehrenberg
Justin & Naomi Elyachar
Meir Feder & Abbe Gluck
Nathan & Alice Gantcher
Evan & Lital Gilad
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Jason & Tracy Gould
Benjamin & Susan Gutmann
Sam & Jenna Gutmann
Haim & Jodi Hazan
Sharon Jablon
Edward & Mary Jacobs
Bryan & Jennifer Kaplan
Paul & Michelle Kaplan
Daniel & Elise Kasell
Jaclyn Kesler
Arthur & Ronnie Kirsch
Steven & Lynette Koppel
Martin Laiks & Colleen Weis
David Mayman & Alana Serota
Eric Moskowitz & Bree Robins
Alan & Patricia Neuwirth
Joshua & Marisa Opperman
Ravid & Lauren Razak
Jordan & Jacqueline Rosen
David Sachs & Sarah Fogelman
Elana Sassower
Stephen & Joelle Soleymani
David & Sara Stone
Maxim & Marianna Strongin
Ross & Stacey Wallenstein
Emanuel Weintraub & Johanna Berkman
Julie Wilcox
September 29
Parashat Ha’azinu
Adam First is currently
in 8th grade at Horace
Mann School, where he
has attended since age
three. Adam especially enjoys science
and math and is active in the Middle
Division Government, HM LEAD. He
also loves playing on the Middle Division
Soccer Team.
When Adam isn't in school, he can
be found rooting for the NY Yankees or
practicing and performing magic, which
he learned from his father. He also enjoys
spending time with his sister, Alyssa. For
the past five summers Adam has attended
Camp Equinunk in upstate Pennsylvania.
Park Avenue Synagogue has been a
part of Adam's life since he was a baby.
He celebrated his Brit Milah here and
has attended the Congregational School
since Gan. He looks forward to attending
the Rabbi Judah Nadich High School this
year.
Adam would like to thank Rabbi
Cosgrove, Rabbi Rein, Cantor Schwartz,
Cantor Kidron, Ronit Aranoff and all of
his teachers for helping him to prepare
for this special day.
‫ מזל טוב‬Mazal Tov
 Richard
& Debbie
Wilpon – on the birth of a grandson, Henry
Ronen Kamel, and to the parents, Jessica
Wilpon Kamel & Farzam Kamel  Jame
& Stefanie Donath – on the birth of
a son, Arie Harrison Donath, and to big
sister Lauren  Marga Hirsch – on
the marriage of her daughter Shira Kamm
to Scott Alberts, and to the young couple;
and on the birth of a grandson, Henry Jacob
Hister, and to his parents and big sister,
Aviva Kamm & Jonah Hister and Masha
 Donna Kramer & Ronald Cohen
– on the birth of a grandson, Ryan Mason
Birnbaum, and to his parents and big brother,
Courtney & David Birnbaum and Justin
Darren  Marissa & David Zackowitz
– on the birth of a son, Benjamin Raffa
Zackowitz, and to grandparents Nancy &
Joel Hirschtritt  Dr. Neil Zwiebel &
Alissa Fox – on the birth of a son, Aaron
Fox Zwiebel and to the big sisters, Alexandra
and Gabriella  Jason Young & Lauren
Kaplan on the occasion of their Aufruf
 Ernie & Stephanie Wechsler – on the
birth of a son, Maxwell Isaac Wechsler, and
to big sister Jocelyn
Synagogue Family
Adam First
Dr. Seth Orlow & Myra Freed on the loss of his father, Martin Orlow / Friends and family
of Dr. Jean Paktar Bachman / Barbara Freitag on the loss of her husband, Buddy (Edgar)
Freitag, and to the entire family / Marshall & Carolyn Gluck on the loss of his mother, Gertrude Shapiro / Beverly Diamond on
the loss of her sister, Dorothy Diamond / Gail & Stanley Bulua on the loss of her mother, Ursula Muschel / Howard & Shereen
Rutman and Lori & Mark Fife on the loss of their mother and mother-in-law, Sherry Rutman
‫ המקום ינחם‬Condolences
Have something special in your life? Recovery from illness, a new grandchild, an engagement, a parent’s
yahrzeit, a newly-published book, or any other event you would like to recognize? Sponsor a breakfast kiddush
any weekday after the morning minyan. Make certain we know about your joyous occasions and your significant
milestones so that we can acknowledge you on the Synagogue Family page of the Bulletin in future months.
For more information, contact Sam Rosenberg at 212-369-2600, x105 or [email protected].
www.pasyn.org
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Adult Classes & events
Weekly Classes
Note, most weekly classes, including Rabbi Cosgrove's Essential Essays, will begin after Simhat Torah. For additional information about all
PAS classes and events, including fees, if any, please refer to the Fall Program Calendar or www.pasyn.org under Adult Education.
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY (no class September 30)
Contemporary Jewish
Thought
Library Lunch & Learn
Talmud Torah: Masekhet
Brakhot, Tractate Brakhot
11:30 am
Rabbi Steven Rein
Meets only on September 4 and 11.
12:00 – 1:00 pm
Senior Staff
Special session on September 13 with
JBFCS Partners in Caring social worker
Aliza Scharf-Bendov, LCSW
“Forgiving Ourselves and Forgiving
Others: Pre-High Holiday Reflections”
Congregational Singers
7:00 – 8:15 pm
Cantor Azi Schwartz
8:00 am, after morning minyan
Rabbi Steven Rein
SATURDAY
Parashat HaShavua
8:45 am
Meets only on September 6, to rehearse for
Selihot.
Register for the Florence Melton Adult Mini-School by September 13 for Reduced Tuition!
This two-year program builds Jewish literacy through a sophisticated, intellectually stimulating, text-based curriculum for
students of all levels and types of Jewish background. Classes meet on Wednesday evenings from 6:45 – 9:00 pm or Thursday
mornings from 9:15 – 11:30 am. Sign up now to learn with Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove and Debbie Cosgrove (Thursday mornings) or
with Rabbi Carol Levithan and Marga Hirsch (Wednesday evenings).
Register online by going to www.pasyn.org, clicking on “Adult Education” and then on “Classes” on the left side of the screen, or call 212-369-
2600, x121. Contact Liz Offenbach with questions at [email protected] or 212-369-2600, x142.
Undecided? Come to “A Taste of Melton” on September 12. See facing page under Tishrei Holiday Events.
To register for Adult Education classes, unless otherwise noted in the description, go to http://pasyn.org/
lifelong-learning/adult-education, click on “Classes” on the left side of the page and then on the appropriate
registration link. Those without Internet access may call 212-369-2600, x121.
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pasyn.org/calendar
Get up-to-the-minute information about PAS programs, events &
schedule of religious services at www.pasyn.org/calendar.
see September 5
see September 20
Tishrei Holiday Events
Sponsored by Tikkun Olam and the Rabbi Judah Nadich High School
Midtown Lunch & Learn: Preparing for the
High Holidays
Wednesdays | September 5, 12 | 12:00 – 1:00 pm
Rabbi Neil Zuckerman
Mitzvah in Elul: DOROT Holiday Package
Delivery
see p. 10
High Holiday Food Drive
Erev Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur, September 16 – 26
Congregational Meals in the Ritter Sukkah
Sunday, Monday, Friday | September 30; October 1, 5 | RSVP by
September 21
Day School Community Sukkah Dinner
Tuesday | October 2 | RSVP by September 19
A Taste of Melton: A Rosh Hashanah
Learning Opportunity
Wednesday | September 12 | 7:00 pm
Rabbi Neil Zuckerman and Liz Offenbach
Men’s Club and PAS Women’s Network
Sukkah Dinner
Wednesday | October 3 | 7:30 pm | RSVP by September 19
Holidays Ahead of Time
Rabbi Zalman Rothschild
Wed. | Sept. 12 | 8:00 – 9:00 pm: Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
Thursday | September 27 | 7:00 – 8:00 pm: Sukkot
www.pasyn.org
212–369–2600
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ADULT classes & events
For additional descriptions of the events listed here refer to the Fall Program Calendar or www.pasyn.org.
Vicki K. Wimpfheimer
MITZVAH DAY 2012
Sunday, nov. 18
see September 10
see September 14
Monthly/Bimonthly
Social Justice/Social Action
Monthly Caregiver Support Group and Text
Study
Mitzvah in Elul: DOROT Holiday Package
Delivery*
Wednesday | September 5 | 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Sunday | September 9 | 11:00 am – approx. 2:00 pm
Singles “Welcome to the Fall” Party
Sponsored by Men’s Club
Torah on Tap
Wednesday | September 5 | 7:30 pm
Sponsored by the Edmond de Rothschild Library
*A UJA-Federation of NY beneficiary
Vicki K. Wimpfheimer Mitzvah Day KickOff Planning Meeting
Friday | September 14 | 9:15 am
All are welcome. For more information, contact Joanna Silver
at [email protected] or Amy Steiner at amy.steiner@
yahoo.com.
Evening Book Discussion Group
Monday | September 10 | 8:00 pm | Facilitator: Pat Davidson
When General Grant Expelled the Jews by Jonathan Sarna
Choose what email notifications you will receive from PAS. Go to pasyn.org; under Our Events,
click on Email Sign Up. Click on the link and then fill out the form. To change your choices,
return to the website and submit the form again.
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Edmond de Rothschild
Library
Autumn
Hours
Monday – Thursday: 12:00 – 6:30 pm | Friday: by appointment
Librarian: Marga Hirsch
The library is always open, but use of the library may be restricted when classes are in session
there. To be sure of seeing Marga, call ahead. When she is not there, follow the instructions posted
in the library for checking out and returning books.
Now on display in the Library: Color photographs of Central Park taken by Rabbi Judah Nadich, z”l.
a place to connect
park avenue synagogue
Women’s
Network
Sparking Connections
Caring Network
Social Work Support from DOROT for PAS
Seniors, Families and Caregivers
Tuesdays | September 4, 11 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Social Work Support from JBFCS for All
PAS Members
Tuesdays| September 4, 11 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Thursday | September 27 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
The symbol of the new Women’s Network is based on
one of the pictographs in the stained glass windows
that line the synagogue lobby and the Appleman Chapel, which were designed by the abstract expressionist
artist Alfred Gottlieb. Gottlieb used the motif of spokes
with knobs on the end to represent lamps and light.
The symbol suggests the sparks of connection and
the warmth of community which the PAS Women’s
Network offers to every woman in the congregation.
To learn more about the windows, visit http://pasyn.
org/resources/about-adolph-gottlieb-stained-glasswindows.
Join Women’s Network today and build community
and camaraderie through social, intellectual and
spiritual activities. For more information and to join,
email [email protected].
For more information about social work support at PAS, contact
Rabbi Rein at [email protected] or at 212-369-2600, x124. SAVE THE DATE
Women’s Network Opening Event
Onsite social work support is made possible by a UJA Partners in
Caring grant and sponsored by UJA@PAS.
www.pasyn.org
212–369–2600
Thursday evening | October 11
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Youth Education & Events
CS Program Schedule
Monday – Thursday | September 10 – 13 | First week of school
Saturday | September 15 | No Shabbat Experience
Monday – Tuesday | September 17 – 18 | NO SCHOOL | Rosh Hashanah
Tuesday – Wednesday | September 18 – 19 | NO SCHOOL | Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur
For additional information about the Congregational School and youth events, please look in the Fall Program Calendar or on www.pasyn.org.
Introducing Caryn Roman, Director of Youth Engagement
C
aryn Roman joined the PAS full-time
staff in June as Director of Youth Engagement,
a new position encompassing the Rabbi Judah
Nadich High School program and all experiential
activities for youth in grades 3-12. Caryn brings
more than a decade of experience in informal and
experiential Jewish youth education, having served
in part- and full-time roles in the Union for Reform
Judaism's (URJ) youth programs from 2000-2010.
“Caryn will take a holistic approach to engaging youth at
PAS,” explains Rabbi Neil Zuckerman. “Our aim is to create a
continuum of experiential Jewish programming to complement
pre-Bnei Mitzvah learners’ Congregational School or day
school experiences, and to offer relevant social, educational, and
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leadership development opportunities for post-Bnei
Mitzvah young adults.”
Caryn originally hails from the Detroit area,
where her multi-branched family has deep personal
and professional roots in the Jewish community.
Growing up in the URJ’s youth group and camp
programs, she developed from a young age a love of
Jewish music, Torah lishma (Torah study for its own
sake), and community-building. She now carries these passions
into her work with teens.
A graduate of New York University's Wagner School of
Public Service, Caryn holds a master’s degree in nonprofit
management, as well as a bachelor's degree in communications
from Boston University.
K-12 High Holidays 5773/2012 Services and Program Schedule
T’fillah
Programs and Activities
Program and Activities
T’fillah
Program and T’fillah
Grades 3–4
Grades 5–6
Grades 7–12
403, 405, 406, 408
403, 405, 406, 408; Matan: 307 Pick up: 12:30 pm, 4th Floor & 307
303, 304, 305, 306, 308 Pick up: 12:30 pm, 3rd Floor
7:05 pm – 7:45 pmLibrary and 206
T’fillah and Program
T’fillah
T’fillah
T’fillah
Program and T’fillah
Grades 3–4
Grades 5–6
Grades 7–12
303, 304, 305, 306, 308
403, 405, 406, 408
9:45 am – 12:30 pmLibrary and 206
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
10:45 am – 11:25 amChapel
9:45 am – 10:35 am
10:40 am – 12:30 pm
11:30 am – 12:15 pmChapel Please pick up your child at the Chapel at 12:15 pm.
Yom Kippur – Wednesday, September 26
K–2
9:45 am – 11:30 am
7:05 pm – 7:45pm
Grades 5–6
Grades 7–12
Balcony of Sanctuary and Chapel
6:15 pm – 7:00 pm
308
Hear Kol Nidre and T’fillah
6:35 pm – 7:45 pm
6:00 pm
Grades 5–12Gather on the 3rd Floor
Please pick up your child at 7:45 pm.
9:45 am – 12:30 pmLibrary and 206
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
10:45 – 11:25 amChapel
9:45 am – 10:35 am
10:40 am – 12:30 pm
11:30 am – 12:15 pmChapel Please pick up your child at the Chapel at 12:15 pm.
Kol Nidre – Tuesday, September 25
K–2Childcare
6:00 pm – 7:45 pm
508 & 308
Grades 3–4
T’fillah
6:00 pm – 6:30 pmChapel
T’fillah
Rosh Hashanah – Monday, September 17 and Tuesday September 18
K–2
9:45 am – 11:30 am
303. 304. 305, 306, 308
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Young family education
Park Avenue Synagogue
Young Family
High Holiday Service 5773
TICKET
Rosh Hashanah (day 1)
Monday, September 17: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Rosh Hashanah (day 2)
Tuesday, September 18: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Yom Kippur
Wednesday, September 26: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Synagogue
50 East 87th Street
Room 508 (5th floor)
Location: Park Avenue
Please bring your PAS High Holiday ticket for admission to the
synagogue and this ticket for your Young Family Service.
Young Family High Holiday Services
W
e are excited to begin the new year of
5773 with our families who have children under six
years old. To accommodate everyone, we will have
multiple family services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur,
with some services being held at a location across the street from
the synagogue. Families have been assigned to the different
services, taking into consideration the number of people in each
family and the age of the children. Each family will receive a
“post card ticket” in the mail for the family service to which they
have been assigned.
If you are a new member of PAS and you have never
participated in one of our programs for families with young
children, please contact Matt Check, Director of Young Family
Education, to make certain that you have been assigned to a
family service. In any case, if your family does not receive a
“post card ticket” in the mail within two days of receiving your
regular synagogue High Holiday tickets, or if you have any
questions about High Holidays at PAS for families with young
children, please feel free to contact Matt.
For additional descriptions, fees and registration instructions for all YFE programming, please see the Fall
Program Calendar, pages 20-22, or visit pasyn.org/Young Family Education.
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TODDLER PROGRAMS
SHABBAT AND HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
Kitah Rishonah
Shabbat Service and Dinner
for Families with Young
Children—Birthday Blessings,
Too!
(Ages: Newborn – 18 months)
HaMishpachah Sheli
(Ages: 18 months – 3 years)
All of our Fall toddler classes are fully
enrolled. To be put on a waiting list,
contact Matt Check, Director of Young
Family Education at [email protected].
Friday | Sep. 7 | Service 5:00 pm, Dinner
approx. 5:30 – 6:30 pm | $
RSVP by Wednesday, September 5. Cost: $35/
members, $45/non-members, $15/children.
Shabbat Morning Programs
Saturday | September 8
11:15 am – 12:00 pm | RSVP
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
DramaZone (ages 3 – 5)
Bilingual Birdies (ages 4 – 5)
Krav Maga (ages 4 – 5)
Karate (ages 4 – 5)
Tot Shabbat
Shorashim
For families withFor families with child
child age 0 – 3
age 3 – 4 (pre-K)
Room 508
Room 308
Jody PrusanYFE Director Matt Check
Sukkah Decorating Workshop
Sunday | September 30 | 10:30 – 12:30 pm |
Ages: 3 – 6 | RSVP
Young Family Second Day
Sukkot Service
Tuesday | October 2 | 11:15 am – 12:00 pm|
Ages: 3 – 6 | RSVP
To RSVP or register for any program, go to
www.pasyn.org and click on Young Family
Education. Under Upcoming Events on the
right side, click on the event name to access
information and registration forms for that
program. For dinners, cancellations with
refund (or credit towards another dinner) are
possible until the Wednesday before the dinner.
Youth Programming
Food Pantry
Wednesdays | 3:00 – 5:00 pm | Food packaging
Fridays | 3:30 pm – beginning of Shabbat | Food distribution
Run and coordinated entirely by students, the PAS Food Pantry has been in operation for 27 years. Once again this fall,
our remarkable young people will operate the Food Pantry, so that the families that have come to depend on this source
of nutrition will not have to do without. Kol Ha-kavod to the young people who make this possible, week after week.
High School Kick-Off and Ice Cream Social
RSVP as soon as possible to Caryn Roman at [email protected].
Sunday – Wednesday | September 16 – 26
www.pasyn.org
212–369–2600
September 2012
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Bible Fund
Melton Graduating Class of 2012/5772, in honor of our teachers: Rabbi Shmuel
Afek, Rabbi Julia Andelman, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, Marga Hirsch, Rabbi Steven
Rein, Rabbi Zalman Rothschild, and Rabbi Neil Zuckerman
Dana & David Shani, in honor of Carol Schwartz's special birthday.
Dana & David Shani, in honor of Dr. Maury Harris being honored by Men's Club.
Bikur Cholim
Ruth Levenson, in memory of her beloved mother-in-law Frances Levenson.
Rabbi David & Susan Lincoln, in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Dylan Modlin.
Cantors Music Fund
Elana Maser, honoring the memory of her mother Bina Maser, with thanks to
Cantors Azi Schwartz and Shiree Kidron for their support.
Rabbi Cosgrove’s Discretionary Fund
Avi J. Barak & Natalie S. Smith.
Joanne Barak, in honor of Avi Barak & Natalie Smith's wedding.
Family of Fred Lee Barber, in memory of Fred Lee Barber.
Julie & Roger Baumann, in honor of Rabbi Cosgrove and Park Avenue
Synagogue's support following the passing of Philippe E. Baumann.
Ronni Rubin Bolger & Melvin Schweitzer, in honor of the 70th birthday of Diana
Goldin.
Lisa, David and Marnie Breakstone, in honor of the birth of their son Benjamin
William.
Jame & Stefanie Donath, with appreciation for Rabbi Cosgrove’s participation in
Arie’s Bris.
Rebecca Raphael & Eric Feuerstein, in honor of Lily Rae's Baby Naming.
Barbara Gerstel, in memory of her beloved mother Ray Frank.
Judith Goldstein, in support of the wonderful work Rabbi Cosgrove does.
Ruth Levenson, in honor of her birthday.
Rise B. Norman & Ross G. Markman, Allison & Jacob, in memory of Daniel
Gutwillig.
Phyllis Ross.
Carolyn & Mark Schwartz, in memory of Daniel Gutwillig, son of Dr. Michele
Green and Steve Gutwillig.
Joanna Silver, in honor of Debbie & Elliot Cosgrove, with thanks for teaching the
exciting classes Caffeine for the Soul and Women in the Bible.
Jacqueline Simmon, in honor of her birthday.
Richard & Debbie Wilpon in honor of the birth of their grandson.
Jason Young & Lauren Kaplan with appreciation for Rabbi Cosgrove’s
conducting their wedding ceremony.
Pauline & Milt Zablow, in memory of Evelyn G. Clyman, mother of Sandy
Merrill.
Dr. Kirk Zachary, for Yizkor.
Marlene Zausner
Early Childhood Center Fund
The Yellow Room, in memory of Shirley Halzel, beloved grandmother of Emily
Gindi.
Sarah I. Gelman Memorial Fund
Evelyn Gelman, in honor of her birthday.
Evelyn Gelman, in memory of her beloved father Frederick E. Goldstein.
Hesed Fund
Carol J. Antler, in honor of her birthday.
Carol J. Antler, in memory of her beloved mother Shirley Rothstein on her
Yahrzeit.
High School Food Pantry
Karen Bass, in memory of Edwin L. Bass.
Barbara Chafetz, in honor of Sherry Cohen for her marvelous work for the PAS
Sisterhood.
Edward Cohen, in memory of his beloved father Herbert S. Cohen.
Anne & Paul Corwin, in honor of Rachel Stern's Bat Mitzvah.
Toby Feinberg, in honor of Sherry Cohen, and with appreciation for her
wonderful work with the PAS Sisterhood.
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Herb & Harriet Feiwel, in memory of Fran Hyman.
Herb & Harriet Feiwel, in memory of Sherry Rutman.
Esther Gelber, in memory of her beloved father, The Hon. Herbert D. Gelber.
Herta & Ernest Gottschalk, in honor of their anniversary.
Rosalie Kaufman, in honor of Sherry Cohen for all her fine work for the
Sisterhood.
Jane Kreinik, in honor of her birthday.
The Lander Family, in memory of Jeff Richard’s father.
The Lander Family, in memory of Martin Orlow, father of Dr. Seth Orlow.
The Poss Family, in honor of Rabbi Steven & Jodi Rein's new son Ilan Howard.
P.S. 6.
Joan & Sylvan Schefler, in memory of Sherry Rutman.
Donna & Arthur Silverman, in honor of Sherry Cohen for her wonderful work in
the PAS Sisterhood.
Heidi, Rob & Max Silverstone, in honor of the Hebrew High School graduation of
Michael Silverstone.
Suzanne Stadler, in honor of Suzi, Brian and Danielle's birthdays.
Meryl E. Wiener & Barry A. Bryer, in honor of their anniversary.
Meryl E. Wiener & Barry A. Bryer, in memory of Dr. Jean Pakter Bachman.
Eugene Zinbarg, in memory of his beloved father Irving Zinbarg.
Roberta Zinbarg, in memory of her beloved mother Dorothy Goldman.
Stephanie Lynn Kossoff College Fund
Phyllis Kossoff, in memory of her beloved daughter Stephanie Lynn Kossoff and
her beloved husband Burton Kossoff.
Library Fund
Phyllis Barber, in memory of her beloved mother and father, Rachel & Theodore
Kahn.
The Melton Year 1 Class, in honor of our scholarly, interesting and dedicated
teachers, Marga Hirsch and Rabbi Shmuel Afek.
Joyce Paige, in memory of her beloved father Morris Sherman
Joyce Paige, in honor of her birthday.
Elizabeth Philipp, in honor of the 60th anniversary of her parents, Rachel & John
Philipp.
Liturgical Music Fund
Joanne Davis, in honor of her birthday.
Arlene Gilbert, Stuart Oltchick & Ellen Deisler, in honor of Cantor Shiree Kidron.
Phyllis & Bernard Leventhal, in gratitude and with appreciation for Neil
Robinson's contributions to Park Avenue Synagogue.
Daniel & Lauren Silvers, David & Patricia Silvers and Robert & Alison Silvers
Albert & Rachel Murad Memorial Scholarship Fund
Doris & Henry Murad, in memory of Akram Shaoul.
Dr. Howard Murad, in memory of Tony Brullo, brother of Camy Brullo.
Rabbi Judah Nadich High School Fund
Ruth Ezra, in honor of Benjamin Ezra's birthday.
Prayer Book Fund
Susan Joy Amster, in memory of Loretta Denerstein.
Bernard & Constance Breslin, in honor of the graduation of Josh Parker, son of
Ronnie & David Parker.
Joanne & Morton Davis, in memory of her mother and father Bertha & Samuel
Victorsohn.
Frances Fish Tompkins, in memory of Robert Gluckman.
Frances Fish Tompkins, in memory of Saul Linzer.
Marlene Zausner.
Rabbi Rein's Discretionary Fund
Ellen Mendelson and Don Bachman, in memory of Dr. Jean Pakter Bachman.
Sandy Serebin & Mort Cohen, wishing Mazal Tov! on the birth of your son Ilan
Howard.
Tikkun Olam Committee for Community Outreach
Ruth Levenson, in memory of her beloved mother Herta Levi.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Welfare Fund
Ruth Levenson, in memory of Marilyn Frisch, sister of Anita Gluck.
Michael Oberman, in honor of his birthday.
Michael Oberman, in memory of his beloved father Hyman Oberman.
David & Ida Parks, with thanks to the Clergy for their guidance, help and support
for Marissa Parks' Bat Mitzvah.
Yiddish Club Fund
Florence Solomon, in honor of Sherry Cohen, in appreciation for her interesting
film screenings and her devotion to the members of Sisterhood.
Synagogue Offerings
Debra Abramovitz, in memory of her beloved father Sol Gruber.
Ahou Abroon, in memory of her beloved grandmother Touba Soumekh.
Ahou Abroon, in memory of her beloved grandfather Davoud Soumekh.
Dr. John Abroon, in memory of his beloved grandfather Shemoel Benhuri.
Drew & Danielle Anderman.
Albert Appel, in memory of his beloved father Morris (Dick) Appel.
David Balgley, in memory of his beloved mother Ethel Balgley.
Shirley Benowitz, in memory of her beloved mother and father Laura & Victor
Capelluto.
Max Berger, in memory of his beloved mother Rose Berger.
Ernestine Bernstein, in memory of her beloved mother Bertha Wolf.
Ernestine Bernstein, in honor of her birthday.
Lori Bland, in memory of her beloved father Robert Sharfstein.
Sonia Breindel, in memory of her beloved mother Dina Weissenberg.
Bernard Breslin, in memory of his beloved father Charles Breslin.
Constance Breslin, in memory of her beloved sister Susan Lane Montesarchio.
Edna Burak, in memory of her beloved father Archie Kottler.
H. Paul Burak, in memory of his beloved father Harry Burak.
Carol Cohen, in memory of her beloved mother Estelle Yavers.
Carol H. Cohen, in honor of her birthday.
Marion Lust-Cohen, in memory of Herbert S. Cohen and Dr. Franz J. Lust.
Marvin Cohen, in memory of his beloved wife Joan Cohen.
Dr. Michael Cohen, in memory of his beloved mother and father Cynthia &
Herbert Cohen.
Ellen Cole, in memory of her beloved mother Marjorie Cole.
Dr. Arturo Constantiner, in memory of his beloved father Jaime Constantiner.
Dr. Arturo Contantiner, in memory of his beloved brother Teodoro Constantiner.
David Cook, in memory of his beloved father Edward Cook.
Ellen Schwartz Cooley, in memory of her beloved mother Jean Schiller Schwartz.
Bradley Corben, in memory of his beloved grandmother Minnie Cohen.
Ronald Daitz, in memory of his beloved father Abraham Daitz.
Ronald Daitz, in memory of his beloved mother Anne Daitz.
Ronald Daitz, in memory of his beloved brother P. David Daitz.
Suzanne Drachman, in memory of her beloved mother Pearl Appelbaum.
Suzanne & Harvey Drachman, in honor of their anniversary.
Mark Drucker, in memory of his beloved mother Roslyn Drucker.
Mark Drucker, in memory of his beloved father Harry Drucker.
Dr. Joe Dwek, in honor of his birthday.
Florence Edelstein, in memory of her beloved mother Bertha Koch.
Irene Eisenberg, in memory of her beloved father Samuel Gershenson.
Irene Eisenberg, in memory of her beloved mother Beckie Gershenson.
Irene Eisenberg, in memory of her beloved husband Alex Eisenberg.
Bonnie Englebardt, in honor of her birthday.
Bonnie Englebardt, in memory of her beloved husband Henry (Hank) Englebardt.
Resa & David Eppler and Nancy & John Wolff, in honor of their brother-in-law
Geoffrey Colin's 60th birthday.
Bernard Feinberg, in memory of his beloved brother Fred Feinberg.
Bernard & Phyllis Feinberg, in honor of their anniversary.
Lori Fife, in memory of her beloved father Henry Rutman.
Martin Fischer, in memory of his beloved father Paul Fischer.
Myra Freed, in memory of her beloved mother Gladys V. Freed.
Karen Freedberg, in memory of her beloved father Abe Hertz.
Erica & David Friedman, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Jeremy Silverman.
Yola Gertel Friedman, in memory of her beloved mother Matilda Topole Gertel.
Yola Gertel Friedman, in memory of her beloved grandfather Pincos Topole.
Eugenie Fromer, in memory of her beloved husband Leon Fromer.
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Alice & Nathan Gantcher.
Sarah Gelber, in memory of her beloved mother-in-law Catherine Gelber.
Sarah Gelber, in memory of her beloved father-in-law Jacob Gelber.
Sarah Gelber, in memory of her beloved father Michael Azaryad.
Harold Geringer, in memory of his beloved wife Eleanore Geringer.
Dr. Marvin Gilbert, in honor of his birthday.
Maxine Gilbert, in honor of her birthday.
Elaine Gilde, in memory of her beloved father Samuel Gilde.
Faith & Davy Goldsmith, in honor of the Baby Naming of their granddaughter
Madison Hassa Eisenberg.
Marcia & Mark Goldstein, for Yizkor.
Barbara Gertel Goltzer, in memory of her beloved mother Matilda Gertel.
Barbara Gertel Goltzer, in memory of her beloved grandfather Pincos Topole.
Iris Goodgold, in memory of her beloved mother Sally Goodgold.
Efraim Grinberg, in memory of his beloved wife Jane Grinberg.
Dr Melanie Grossman, in memory of her beloved mother Rochelle Grossman.
Louise Hamilton, in memory of her beloved father Milton Myers.
Dena Hirsch, in memory of her beloved father Ralph Penberg.
Mark Hirsch, in memory of his beloved father Kermit Hirsch.
Alan Hirschfeld, in memory of his beloved father Leo Hirschfeld.
Della Honig, in memory of her beloved father Max Reinkraut.
Stephen Hootkin, in honor of his birthday.
Dale & Gary Israel, in memory of her beloved mother Mary Pearlman.
Gary Israel, in memory of his beloved father Moe Israel.
Barbara Jacobs, in memory of her beloved mother Sylvia Schlissel.
Max W. Jacobs, to honor the memory of Daniel Gutwillig.
Helen Judlowe, in memory of her beloved father William Lautenberg.
Gail & Carl Kanter, in honor of Josephine Shapiro's Bat Mitzvah.
Abraham Katz, in memory of his beloved father Alexander Katz.
Abraham Katz, in memory of his beloved mother Zina Rabinowtz Katz.
Anne Katz, in memory of her beloved husband Dr. Samuel Katz.
Carol Kekst, in honor of her birthday.
Linda Klempner, in memory of her beloved father Louis Klempner.
Lillian Krell, in honor of her birthday.
Cantor David & Joan Lefkowitz, in memory of their beloved mothers Beatrice
Miriam Lefkowitz and Faye Mintzer on their Yahrzeits.
Joan Leiman, in memory of her beloved mother Ida Rubenstein.
Joan Levine Levenson, in memory of her beloved sister Linda Olarsch.
Joan Levine Levenson, in memory of her beloved mother Mildred Levine Finkel.
Martin Levenson, in memory of his beloved mother Edith Levenson.
Phyllis Leventhal, in gratitude for and in honor of my birthday.
Laila Levitas, in memory of her beloved husband Robert Levitas.
Marian Levitt, in honor of the birth of Ilan Howard Rein, son of Rabbi Steven &
Jodi Rein.
Marian Levitt, in memory of her beloved father Harry Pascal on his Yahrzeit.
Dr. Sylvia Liff, in memory of her beloved father Isadore Barchenko.
Dr. Zanvel Liff, in memory of his beloved father Samuel Liff.
Sivia Loria, in memory of her beloved father Samuel Warshauer.
Ivan & Andrea Lustig, in memory of Sherry Rutman.
Marjorie Magner, in memory of her beloved father Max Magner.
Marjorie Magner, in memory of her beloved mother Ethel Magner.
Robert & Rita Matthews, in honor of their 30th anniversary.
Roxandra Meron, in memory of her beloved father Bubi Abraham Abramovici.
Arnold Midlarsky, in memory of his beloved father Isadore Midlarsky.
Robert Miller, in memory of his beloved father Hyman Miller.
Robert Miller, in memory of Michael Garston.
Sheila Miller, in memory of her beloved uncle Jacob Werbin.
David Mitchell, in memory of his beloved mother Florence Mitchell.
Dr. Benjamin Mizrachy, in memory of his beloved father Judah Mizrachy.
Belle Moser, in memory of her beloved sister Judith Hirsch.
Felice Muchnick, in memory of her beloved father Morris Greenberg.
Howard Muchnick, in memory of his beloved mother Sophie Muchnick.
Dr. Richard Muchnick, in memory of his beloved father Max Muchnick.
Dr. Carol Mutterperl, in memory of her beloved mother Gertrude Frieser.
Dr. Carol Mutterperl, in memory of her beloved mother Amalia Frieser.
Charles Mutterperl, in memory of his beloved mother Celia Mutterperl.
Charles Mutterperl, in memory of his beloved father Isidore Mutterperl.
Martin Nussbaum, in honor of his birthday.
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Synagogue Offerings continued
Sylvia Olnick, in honor of and in memory of her beloved husband Robert S.
Olnick.
Morris Orden, in memory of his beloved father Joseph Orden.
Morris Orden, in memory of his beloved mother Esther Orden.
Ethan Orlinsky, in memory of his beloved father Philip Orlinsky.
Ethan & Dana Orlinsky, in honor of their anniversary.
Sharon Katz Pearlman, in memory of her beloved father Dr. Samuel Katz on his
Yahrzeit.
Blossom Peretz, in memory of her beloved father Benyamin Rinzler.
Dr. Walter Peretz, in honor of his birthday.
Rachel & John Philipp, in honor of their anniversary.
Robert Price.
Robert Price, in memory of his beloved father Solomon Price.
Dr. Sheila Erlich-Pruzansky, in honor of her birthday.
Jane Revasch, in memory of her beloved father Arnold Neustadter.
Frida Riederman, in appreciation of the beautiful Shabbat services at PAS.
Joan Rosen, in memory of her beloved father Louis K. Bleecker.
Joan Rosen, in honor of her birthday.
Estelle Roth, in memory of her beloved husband Nathan Roth.
Dr. Howard Rutman, in memory of his beloved father Henry Rutman.
Shereen Rutman, in honor of her birthday.
Sherry Rutman (z”l), in memory of her beloved husband Henry Rutman.
Dr. Janet Weisberg-Samuels, in memory of her beloved mother Vivian Weisberg.
Dr. Janet Weisberg-Samuels, in memory of her beloved father Morris Weisberg.
Dr. Andrew Schultz, in memory of his beloved stepfather Anshel Goldberg.
Harvey Schulweis, in memory of his beloved mother Fannie Schulweis.
Dr. Dana Shani, in memory of her beloved father Naftali Rosenstein.
Dr. David Shani, in memory of his beloved father Josef Nashenin.
Dr. David Shani, in memory of his beloved mother Charna Nashenin.
Bonnie & Ted Shapiro, in honor of Laura Winter becoming a Bat Mitzvah.
Sylvia Shulman, in memory of her beloved brother-in-law Isadore Shulman.
Carla Silber, in memory of her beloved father William Epstein.
Carla & Dan Silber, in honor of the engagement of their daughter Abigail Silber to
Jason Seiden.
Sydney Silberman, in memory of his beloved wife Rosalind Grossman Silberman.
Esther Silver, in memory of her beloved aunt Rose Hockmeyer.
Joel & Esther Silver, in honor of their anniversary.
Susan Silverman, Andy Lustig and Shereen Rutman, in honor of the committee
chairs for their work on the Gala: Susan Edelstein, Rachael First, Lynn Halbfinger,
Lauren Klein, Stephanie Leichter, Rochelle Ludwig, Lizzy Markus, Annette
Sherman, and Jackie Weidman.
Carol Silverstein, in memory of her beloved father Abraham Chepenik.
Leo & Carol Silverstein, in honor of their anniversary
Nathan R. Silverstein.
Doris Siskin, in memory of her beloved father Emanuel Goldberg.
Sisterhood of Park Avenue Synagogue, in loving memory of Dr. Jean Pakter
Bachman, a cherished member.
Catherine Smith, in honor of Kate Scarlett Smith's Baby Naming
Diane Solomon, in memory of her beloved father Murray Leo Lederman.
Irene Sommerfeld, in memory of her beloved mother Lilly Bronsky.
Zina G. Stern, in memory of her beloved father Morton Gold.
Harlene & David Stevens, Victor Johnson & Nancy Katz-Johnson, David Katz &
Judith Weinman, Mitchell & Linda Schumer, and Eric & Angela Katz, in honor of
the wedding of Nathan and Maria Berlinski.
Frances Stewart, in memory of her beloved mother Ilse Hahn.
Ray & Nancy Treiger, in honor of their anniversary.
Michael & Elizabeth Varet, in memory of Frances & Guster V. Varet, and William
& Mary Kurtz Rosenwald.
Lauren Veronis, in honor of her birthday.
Jacqueline Wahl, in memory of her beloved father Sylvain Wahl.
Dr. Renee Waldinger, in memory of her beloved husband Dr. Hermann Waldinger.
Terry Wasserman, in memory of her beloved aunt Mae Gillman.
Terry Wasserman, in honor of and in memory of Eunie Schine Postol, grandmother
of Terry Wasserman and great-grandmother of Eunice Mae Wasserman.
Marvin Weinberg, in memory of his beloved mother Frances Weinberg.
Marvin Weinberg, in memory of his beloved father William Weinberg.
Selma Weintraub, in honor of her birthday.
Scott & Nancy Weisberg, in honor of their anniversary.
Dr. Bernard Weiss, in memory of his beloved mother Ella Weiss.
Jacqueline Willens, in memory of her beloved father Raymond Snitow.
Abraham Yurkofsky, in memory of his beloved mother Sara Yurkofsky.
Marlene Zausner, in honor of her grandson David Lee Zausner’s graduation from
Bentley University.
Marlene Zausner, in memory of her dear parents Jack & Bertha Klausner.
Annette Zimmerman, in memory of her beloved mother Claire Fortgang.
Bernard & Roberta Zuckerman, in honor of their 56th anniversary.
Roberta Zinbarg, in honor of her birthday.
Roberta Zuckerman, in honor of her birthday.
Know someone ill, elderly or homebound? The PAS Bikur Cholim Caring Committee – in loving
memory of Dr. Albert & Phyllis L. Cornell – fulfills the mitzvah of visting the ill by reaching out to those in need
through telephone calls, visits, and holiday packages. The Caring Committee’s trained volunteers are committed to
providing confidential hands-on support and companionship to the members of our congregation.
To arrange for this mitzvah, please call Rabbi Cosgrove’s office at 212-369-2600, x120.
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25 Elul
11:00 am Kitah Rishonah
1:00 pm PAS Offices close
6:00 pm Minha service
6:30 pm Kol Nidre
7:30 pm Sermon
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9 Tishrei
Erev Yom Kippur
Candles, 6:30 pm
8:30 am Morning Service
10:00 am Shofar
10:30 am Sermon
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2 Tishrei
Rosh Hashanah
9:00 am Morning service
11:15 am Sermon
2:00 pm Yizkor
2:45 pm Break
4:15 pm Minha
5:30 pm Ne’ilah
7:26 pm Fast ends
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10 Tishrei
Yom Kippur
7:30 pm YCG Party
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3 Tishrei
Fast of Gedaliah
12:00 pm Midtown L&L
12:00 pm JBFCS Wkshp
9:00 am JBFCS soc wrkr
7:00 pm Taste of Melton
11:00 am Kitah Rishonah
8:00 pm Holidays Ahead of
11:30 am Contemp J Thought Time
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24 Elul
9:30 am HaMishpachah Sheli
10:00 am DOROT soc wrkr
12:00 pm Lunch & Learn
7:00 pm Holidays Ahead of
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26 Elul
12:00 pm Midtown L&L
6:00 pm YCG Planning Mtg
6:30 pm Caregvr Support Grp
6:30 pm Singles Party
7:00 pm HS Kick-Off
9:00 am JBFCS soc wrkr
7:00 pm Cong Singers
11:30 am Contemp J Thought 7:30 pm Torah on Tap
4
20 Elul
Candles, 7:00 pm
8:00 am Talmud Torah
3:30 pm Food Pantry
6:15 pm Friday Evening svce
28
12 Tishrei
Candles, 6:25 pm
3:30 pm Food Pantry
21
5 Tishrei
Candles, 6:37 pm
9:15 am Mitzvah Day Mtg
3:30 pm Food Pantry
14
27 Elul
Candles, 6:48 pm
3:30 pm Food Pantry
5:00 pm YFE Shabbat service
7
14 Elul
Parashat Ki Tetzei
21 Elul
8:45 am Parashat HaShavua
9:15 am Sanctuary service
20 mins after morning services
Minha
Tishrei
Ha’azinu
2913Parashat
Minha
22
6 Tishrei
Parashat Va-yeilekh
Shabbat Shuvah
Minha
15
28 Elul
Parashat Nitzavim
9:30 am Havurah
11:15 am YFE Shabbat prgms
Minha
8:30 pm Selihot reception
9:00 pm Selihot service
8
Minha
1
September
Any changes are noted when they occur. Daily Shaharit Minyanim Monday-Friday at 7:15 am; Sundays and Legal Holidays at 9:00 am. Minha/Ma’ariv Sunday-Thursday at 5:45 pm.
7:00 pm Sukkah Dinner
23
24
14 Tishrei
Erev Sukkot
30
Candles, 6:21 pm
10:30 am Sukkah Decorating
Wkshp
6:15 pm Sukkot Evening
service
8 Tishrei
begins
6:00 pm Minha/Ma’ariv
17
1 Tishrei
Rosh Hashanah
Candles, 7:45 pm
4:00 pm CS Opening Day
8:00 pm Bk Discuss Grp
10
23 Elul
PAS Offices closed
9:00 am Morning minyan
5:45 pm Evening minyan
3
8:30 am Morning Service
10:00 am Shofar
10:30 am Sermon
5:00 pm Tashlich
6:00 pm Minha/Ma’ariv
16
29 Elul
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Candles, 6:45 pm
11:00 am Mitzvah in Elul:
DOROT package delivery
15 Elul
2
PAS Calendar of Events september 2012 Elul 5772 – Tishrei 5773
50 East 87th Street, New York, NY 10128
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
New York, NY
Permit No. 8526
september 2012 / elul 5772 – Tishrei 5773
Elliot J. Cosgrove, Ph.D., Rabbi
Steven I. Rein, Assistant Rabbi
David H. Lincoln, Rabbi Emeritus
Azi Schwartz, Cantor and Music Director
Shiree Kidron, Assistant Cantor
David Lefkowitz, Cantor Emeritus
Steven M. Friedman, Chairman of the Board
Brian G. Lustbader, President
Beryl P. Chernov, Executive Director
Rabbi Neil Zuckerman, Director of Congregational Education
Liz Offenbach, Director of Synagogue Programming
Rabbi Eve Rudin, Principal of the Congregational School
Carol Hendin, Director, Early Childhood Center
Matthew Check, Director of Young Family Education
Caryn Roman, Director of Youth Engagement
Marga Hirsch, Director, Edmond de Rothschild Library and Publications Editor
Jonathan Schlesinger, Chief Financial Officer
John Davis, Facilities Director
Lawrence Conley, Director of Media
Synagogue Office: 212-369-2600 | www.pasyn.org
A Look Ahead: Fall 5773
Many weekly classes and monthly events will begin in October. For a full list, see the enclosed Fall Program Calendar.
OCTOBER
1 | First day of Sukkot
8 | Simhat Torah evening celebration
9 | Simhat Torah morning, honoring Nadine Habousha Cohen and Mark Fraier
10 | Melton and Context classes begin
11 | Melton classes begin
NOVEMBER
18 | Vicki K. Wimpfheimer Mitzvah Day
DECEMBER
4-6 |Book Fair
8 | First Hanukkah candle
P le
ase recycle
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Bulletin

ירשת–לולא september 2012

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