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61, No. 1 September/October 2013 Elul 5773/Tishrei/Cheshvan 5774

Volume 62, No. 1 September/October 2014 Elul 5774/Tishri/Cheshvan 5775

HIGH HOLY DAYS INFORMATION 5775 – 2014

HOLIDAY SERVICE SCHEDULE

SELICHOT Saturday, September 20th

Wine & Dessert Collation…………………………..….8:30 PM Special Presentation by Irving Roth of the New Movie “A Guided Tour-Holocaust Resource Center”……….9:00 PM Service………………………………………………... 10:00 PM

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TEMPLE NEWS

Temple Judea of Manhasset Affiliated with the Union of Reform Movement

333 Searingtown Road | Manhasset, NY 11030 516-621-8049

www.temple-judea.com

Todd Chizner…………………...…...……......Rabbi Abbe Sher………...…….…........……….......Cantor Abner L. Bergman, z”l.....…..................Rabbi Emeritus Eugene J. Lipsey, z”l…………..............….Rabbi Emeritus Richard Berman………………...............….Cantor Emeritus Maxine Peresechensky……..................Executive Director Lauren Resnikoff…………..……….…........Educator Susan Goldklang....…………….……….……President

TEMPLE JUDEA BULLETIN Published Five Times Annually

Temple Judea Is Handicapped Accessible Mazel Tov to Paula Groothuis on the birth of her grandson, Aaron Dov, son of Julie Kashen and Russ Feinberg, on May 15th. Mazel Tov to Mildred Lieberman on turning 100 on May 17th. Mazel Tov to Eleanor and Wallace Werbitt on the marriage of their granddaughter, Perry Jenna to Michael Lister. Mazel Tov to Irving Roth on the birth of his first great-grandchild, Gavriel Moshe Yavner, son of Talia and Reuven Yavner, on June 13th. Mazel Tov to Cantor Sher on the engagement of her daughter Mia to Daniel Bishop.

Condolences to Kemi Nachal on the loss of her beloved father, Moshe Nathanel. Condolences to Erik Zambell on the loss of his beloved father, Paul Combs. Condolences to Rita Marcus on the loss of her beloved father, Robert Kirsch. Condolences to Rhoda Horowitz on the loss of her beloved brother, Martin Birnby. Condolences to Lewis Maharam on the loss of his beloved cousin, Lori Kasner Schlussel. Condolences to Jemma Gould on the loss of her beloved mother, Helen Fried. Condolences to Irv Flamer on the loss of his beloved brother-in-law, Paul Rothstein. Condolences to Phyllis Rubin on the loss of her beloved husband, Julius. Condolences to Jay Gaines on the loss of his beloved sister, Arlene Steinberg. Condolences to Burt Leventhal of Newman and Leventhal Caterers on the loss of his beloved wife, Mona. Condolences to Darryl Mallah on the loss of his beloved mother, Yvette. Condolences to Marsha Minkow on the loss of her beloved mother, Barbara Goldin. Condolences to Howard Ruderman on the loss of his beloved wife, Arlene. Condolences to Clifford Goldschmid and Jill Musiker on the loss of their beloved father, Maurice. Condolences to Bruce Bushell on the loss of his beloved father, Gordon Bushell.

June 21, 2014

We would like to wish Mildred Lieberman a very happy 100th birthday. May you continue to be blessed with health.

ARE YOU MISSING US? ARE WE MISSING YOU? Are you getting our emails?

Are you having difficulty opening our emails? Are you receiving our phone blasts?

Are you receiving our Voice of Judea newsletter? Do you have a great idea for a program or an event?

Do you want to join a committee? Do you want to let somebody know something about

something? LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH!

Call the temple office 516-621-8049 OR email the temple office at [email protected]

OR visit our website, www.temple-judea.com, and click on our “Contact Us” corner!

Mazel Tov to the September & October B’not Mitzvah candidates and their families:

Harris Reimer September 6, 2014 Benjamin Black September 20, 2014 Harry Black September 20, 2014 Mack Harris September 27, 2014 Andrew Antenberg October 11, 2014 Leah Markbreiter October 11, 2014 Amanda Katz October 18, 2014 Jasmine Berger October 25, 2014

Schedule of Friday Night Services

September 5th Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Ki Tetze

September 12th Shabbat Service: 6:30 PM Torah Portion: Ki Tavo

September 19th Shabbat Service: 6:30 PM Torah Portion: Nitzavim-Vayelech

September 26th Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Ha’Azinu

October 3rd Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Yom Kippur

October 10th Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Chol Hamoed

October 17th Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Bereshit

October 24th Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Noach

October 31st Shabbat Service: 8:00 PM Torah Portion: Chukat

The family of Arlene Ruderman would like to express their gratitude for the outpouring of love, support

and donations that they have received in her memory.


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TEMPLE NEWS From the Rabbi………….

I am writing this article on the bus-ride home from a “Stand with Israel” Rally in NYC. Several members of our synagogue and about 10,000 other supporters of Israel joined me. It was the largest group in the world outside of Israel gathered to support the state of Israel.

Amazingly, the cramped conditions and the 90-degree weather did not stop or quiet this fervently pro-Israel group. With every speaker’s words, we cheered. Politicians called for continued support of Israel's right to defend itself, and we cheered. Rabbis demanded that the UN turn its accusations of human rights abuses on Hamas and not on Israel. We cheered. Community leaders called on the world media to judge Israel with the same yardstick they use when judging every other sovereign nation under attack from terrorists. And we cheered. It was incredibly uplifting to see and hear Jews of every brand and background speaking in unison and with one voice!

Then, in one spontaneous moment, the entire crown began to sing Am Yisrael Chai, Am Yisrael Chai – The People of Israel Lives and I felt a super-spiritual surge enter my consciousness. I knew in that moment that there is still something whole in our broken world and that whole thing is the Jewish People!

I share this with you because I want every one of you to have that feeling. I know it is not just at rallies that we can feel this; it is at every Shabbat and Holiday service at the temple. This year, at any one of our services, I encourage you to be aware of those moments when we you feel at one with the people around you. Maybe it will be during one of the moments when we are all joined in prayer or song. Maybe it will be during a moment of silence. Maybe when inspiring words are being spoken. The truth of the matter is that we all need to have these moments of ‘connection’ in our lives because they remind us that we do stand on solid ground even when there are waves of uncertainty around us.

I look forward to seeing you at our High Holy Day Services and all of our services throughout the year.

From my family to yours Shana Tova – may it be a good year!

B’Shalom,

Rabbi Todd Chizner


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TEMPLE NEWS

Cantor’s Song As the summer enters into its final phase, as the sun slowly sinks into the horizon earlier and earlier, our thoughts turn to the Jewish concept of time and space. The High Holidays are coming. They won’t be here as early as last year when the summer camp laundry was barely done; however, my High Holiday preparation is in full swing. I have been rehearsing with our temple accompanist Steve Belfer and our professional choir, as well as practicing the musical selections that are only sung on the High Holidays.

One of those settings, Kol Nidre, is the name of the recitation as well as the name of the evening service that indicates the beginning of that holiday.

Yom Kippur is one of the most important Jewish holidays and is traditionally believed to be the day upon which God determines the fate of each person for the coming year. For many, hearing Kol Nidre is the defining moment of the Yom Kippur experience. Kol Nidre, recited on Yom Kippur eve, means “all vows” in Aramaic. When recited, Kol Nidre asks God to nullify any vows that were made unintentionally or under duress.

The Kol Nidre text acquired significance for the Marranos during the Spanish Inquisition when they secretly recited it on Yom Kippur to renounce their promise to adopt the new religion that had been forced upon them. However, the well-known tune used today does not date back to the time of the Marranos. The first to mention a specific tune for Kol Nidre was Rabbi Mordechi Jaffe (1530-1612). In his Rabbinical Code, he approves a particular tune which developed some time between the middle of the 15th to the 16th century. The melody that stirs the heart of Ashkenazic Jews is of unknown origin, but is part of a body of music known as “MiSinai Melodies” that emerged in Germany between the 11th and 12th centuries. “MiSinai” literally means “from Sinai.” This special tune did not originate anywhere in the Middle East, but Ashkenazic Jews revere them as if they “came down from the mountain.”

Clearly, there are many variations in the way different cantors chant Kol Nidre, and many compositions for voice as well as instruments are based on this particular tune. As with any “folk melody” transmitted over time, each performer creates his or her version of the tune. By the time the melody was notated (written down) there was a clear consensus in terms of the outline of the tune as well as the distinctive and moving opening melody. It is also interesting to note that contemporary congregations may use a wide variety of accompaniments for the service in general. The Kol Nidre tune is especially meaningful when accompanied by wind or string instruments.

The music of the High holidays is not meant to sound and feel like Shabbat. The Holidays are a special time of year and its music reflects the unique quality of such an important time. The simple meaning of Kol Nidre has spiritually enriched us for centuries. May we, God willing, continue the tradition this Yom Kippur.

From my heart to yours,

Shanah Tovah U’metukah

Cantor Abbe Sher


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TEMPLE NEWS

Message from the President

We will soon be welcoming the New Year. My hope for each of you is a new year filled with health and happiness and time to enjoy all that life has to offer.

I am very excited to be the President of Temple Judea at this time of rejuvenation in our temple’s life. I would like to use this opportunity to share some of my plans and hopes for our congregation. Our temple board, temple committees, and staff have been working hard to try to attract new members while retaining current members by making each of you feel connected to one another and to our temple. I’m particularly happy to say that our Religious School led by Lauren Resnikoff has played a key role in those efforts. We also have been getting fabulous ideas from the brainstorming being done at committee meetings. Ideas alone, however, are not enough to build something better. What starts as enthusiasm at a planning meeting can be difficult to sustain and see through to execution, but we are fortunate to have several new leaders as well as more experienced ones who have been working together to make things happen. I encourage you all to look at the list of Committee Chairs in this bulletin and to contact the appropriate chair if you would like to participate or give suggestions for that committee.

Please visit our website www.temple-judea.com as often as you can. You can check our calendar for all of our services, upcoming events, fliers, suggestion box, ways to donate, etc. Our website is also becoming a fundraiser for us – please read Peter Heilbrun’s report in this bulletin to find out all the other ways he has enhanced it.

Some of you already are our leaders. It is our responsibility to set the example and engage our families, our fellow Congregants and our community. We are a “big tent” with activities and events for people interested in all areas of religious, social, and educational life. We need that widespread engagement to sustain and grow emotionally, intellectually and financially. Members giving time and support empowers ALL of us to make Temple Judea the best that we can be. One of my goals therefore is to identify new leaders who are willing to engage their peers and others to be involved in our community and temple life.

I feel we all, not only our board members, should see it is our responsibility to reach out to anyone who shows interest in our temple whether at services, at any temple function, or in our community. Many of us who have come to look upon the temple as our second home began by becoming involved in just one aspect only to find so much more once we got started. When Stan and I joined Temple Judea 25 years ago, the president of Temple Judea called to welcome us and asked us to think about the areas in which we wanted to be involved in addition to our coming to services and enrolling our son in Hebrew School. I was then asked by Linda Bergman to join Sisterhood and she wanted to make me the Welcoming Person on the Membership Committee. She felt they had never asked a young person to call and welcome new members. Many of you know that I make every effort to meet our new members so that they immediately feel as if they are part of our temple family. I also enjoy continuing to connect with our long time members and value them tremendously. When I am on the bima on Shabbat or on the High Holidays, I enjoy seeing all the familiar faces of people I know.

As a longtime temple board member, I have since served on virtually every committee and have asked different members in our congregation to serve on those temple committees as I did as President of Sisterhood of WRJ – getting to know them first to determine how I could engage them. Now, as your President, I plan to fulfill some important goals. I also know and respect the fact that some of you don’t want to get involved in committees, and that you just come to pray and find our temple sanctuary to be a comforting place for prayer with services that are warm and welcoming. I share that love for our services, and enjoy conversing with you after the service on Friday nights and sharing with you the spirituality of prayer.

So this is our goal together: to help make us the best that we can be and to help others realize that Temple Judea is a wonderful Jewish home that offers friendship and spiritual, intellectual and social stimulation. We must have our arms wide open to welcome everyone into our diverse family.

I hope we all feel the presence of God within our sacred community when we pray at the High Holidays and whenever we come to Temple Judea. My hope and prayer is that God will grant good health, wisdom and strength to all of us: the officers, the Board of Trustees, the clergy, the staff, and the congregants. We then we may then be able to attain our goal of engaging people in temple life in any way they feel comfortable and fulfilling our mission as Kehillah Kedosha, a sacred community.

Stan, Alex, Jay, Rachel and my granddaughter, Sarah, join me in our wish to you for a happy, healthy, and sweet new year with our hopes that in this year of 5775 all of your dreams will start to come true.

L’Shana Tovah Tikatevu, Susan Goldklang [email protected]


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TEMPLE JUDEA OF MANHASSET 2014-2015 TEMPLE COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Committee Chair Contact

Adult Education Jack Rubenstein 621-1502, [email protected]

Baby Boomers Henry Levy 365-9630, [email protected]

Brotherhood Stan Goldklang 621-1037, [email protected]

Bulletin

Calligraphy Paula Groothuis 741-4436, [email protected]

Caring Michael Wininger 484-1197, [email protected]

Constitution Janet Keller 742-4650, [email protected]

Family Connection Janet Keller 742-4640, [email protected]

Allison Pritti 627-0751

Fundraising Amy Maharam 646-234-6034, [email protected]

Greatest Generation Bea Gerstein 347-408-4072, [email protected]

House/Security Michael Wininger 484-1197, [email protected]

Bennett Chaite 625-9862, [email protected]

Maxine Peresechensky 621-8049, [email protected]

Richard Kashinsky 365-3855, [email protected]

Investment Stuart Horowitz 674-2128, [email protected]

Warren Hurwitz 626-9245, [email protected]

Israel Marilyn Bender 621-1581

Lauren Chizner 817-9576, [email protected]

Membership Erik Groothuis 467-4670, [email protected]

Jay Berger 669-2454, [email protected]

Publicity Phyllis Wininger 626-1068, [email protected]

Ritual Melanie Wagner 625-0010, [email protected]

Legal Derrick Rubin 625-8283, [email protected]

School Committee Kathi Kafka 625-0714, [email protected]

Mollie Mandell 248-1801, [email protected]

Social Action Alicia Munves 627-5998, [email protected]

Rita Marcus 883-8548, [email protected]

Volunteer Choir Tod Groman 457-3486, [email protected]

Website Peter Heilbrun 621-6169, [email protected]

Sisterhood of WRJ Kathi Kafka 625-0714, [email protected]


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Welcome back to all of my fellow congregants. I hope that you had a warm and fulfilling summer. I share a strong spirit and desire to welcome the fall with all of our returning Sisterhood members. I am excited to meet our new members and share all we have to offer.

For those who are not familiar with WRJ, these are some of the things I love most about our WRJ/ Sisterhood. Sisterhood has a vision — that our fellow members will be drawn to this group as a place where you will want to spend some of your very precious time. The power of the women in our Temple family is incredible, and I want to harness that power in an inclusive manner to bring success at Temple Judea and at home as well.

We offer so many ways to become involved. The New Year is the perfect time to create more, and lasting friendships and associations. A perfect example is our New Years Greetings fundraiser. This is a wonderful way to send L’Shana T’ovah wishes to our friends at Temple Judea. Coming up this fall and winter we have great projects planned, some of which are: Israeli programs, Rosh Chodesh, book groups, film festivals, College Connection, my favorite Games Day and Mah Jongg, Purim Package Project, Rummage and Vintage Sale, and Geriatric Luncheon (also a favorite) to name a few. We are partnered with the Sid Jacobson JCC and the Jewish Book Council for author presentations. On Tuesday evening, October 21st at 7:30pm, we will be hosting our first author presentation. We are thrilled to be having Rebecca Alexander speak about her new memoir “Not Fade Away.” Rebecca is a psychotherapist, spin instructor, volunteer, and an extreme athlete who is almost completely blind and deaf at thirty-five. Please save the date and join us.

WRJ membership, we hope and trust, brings you into a closely knit group of Jewish women who strive to support the Jewish community, Jewish women's rights globally, and our Temple Judea. We also support other wonderful Jewish causes and Israel. A significant percent of what we raise goes back to the temple. Last year, sisterhood contributed to updating and maintaining our Temple website, and allowed the temple to incorporate Google Ad Words. We also made contributions to nursing homes and VA Hospitals in the area, along with donations to Israel.

Sisterhood is all about caring. Sisterhood lost a longtime dearest sister Arlene Ruderman this summer. She exemplified the caring and warmth of our Sisterhood. Her passion and energy for Sisterhood will be missed greatly. May Arlene’s memory be for a blessing.

Most of all, our members of the Sisterhood support each other.

I know you are busy and some have more time than others. Let us reach out to you and just ask you to come sit with us for five minutes or a few hours. We want you to join our team to give us greater diversity, inclusiveness, and also to have fun! Please look at our monthly calendar for events and meetings. I would love to have your participation.

On behalf of the Sisterhood of WRJ, my family and I wish you and your family, a Happy, Healthy and Sweet New Year.

B'Shalom, Kathi Kafka President of Sisterhood of WRJ [email protected]


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SISTERHOOD OF WOMEN OF REFORM JUDAISM TEMPLE JUDEA OF MANHASSET

PLEASE JOIN SISTERHOOD OF WRJ! Be involved in your “Sisterhood,” your Temple Family & Community! We sponsor all the following yearly programs and much More….. Author Presentations Games Day and Mah Jongg Israel Education and Programs Lord and Taylor Shopping Event Guest Speakers Women’s Issues Women’s Services Book Club Rosh Chodesh Parenting Programs Geriatric Luncheon Holiday Candy and Honey Sales Purim Gift Baskets New Years Greetings Fundraiser Rummage/Vintage Sale Judaica Shop & Yarmulkes Joint Events with Brotherhood College Connection 2014 – 2015 MEMBERSHIP DUES ( ) Yes! I want to join WRJ & I’m a Temple Member $50.00 ( ) Yes! I want to join WRJ & I’m a Non-Temple Member $75.00

( ) I have enclosed a check for WRJ

( ) I included my WRJ membership with my Temple bill payment *Please fill out this form this year even if you have already paid, so that we have your updated contact information. Looking forward to seeing you this year at our events.

NAME: __________________________________________________ ADDRESS: _______________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ PHONE: ________________________ Cell: ____________________ EMAIL: __________________________________________________ I would love to participate in the following events (see list above): ________________________________________ Please make check payable to WRJ-Temple Judea and send your check to: Temple Judea of Manhasset, WRJ Membership 333 Searingtown Road, Manhasset, NY 11030 ATTN: Kathi Kafka President of WRJ [email protected]


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WRJ 2014 SCHEDULE OF FALL EVENTS

Tuesday, Sept. 9 9:45 am WRJ Executive Board Meeting

Tuesday, Sept. 16 10:30 am Israeli Program...presented by Lauren Chizner

Tuesday, Oct. 14 7:00 pm WRJ Trustees Dinner Meeting

Tuesday, Oct. 21 7:30 pm Sisterhood Event with the Jewish Book Council Author presentation Rebecca Alexander, author of “Not Fade Away”

Tuesday, Nov. 4 9:45 am WRJ Executive Board Meeting

Tuesday, Nov. 11 6:30 pm WRJ Trustees Dinner Meeting

8:00 pm Rabbi Chizner will give a talk on “Spiritual Being”

Monday, Nov.17 7:00 pm Pampered Chef

Sunday, Nov. 23 Noon Barnes and Noble Event

Tuesday, Dec. 2 9:45 am WRJ Executive Board Meeting

Tuesday, Dec. 9 9:45 am WRJ Trustees Meeting

Friday, Dec. 19 6:00 pm Hanukkah Celebration: Latkes, Wine and Cheese

6:30 pm Service

We encourage and invite all Sisterhood members to attend the Trustees Meetings and events. We look forward to seeing you. (Please note: with the exception of WRJ Executive Board Meetings.) Please continue to check our Temple website for updates on our events, as some of the times may change.

WRJ Presents: ISRAEL TODAY

Join us on Tuesday, September 16th

10:30am for a

Presentation led by Lauren Chizner

Temple Judea Oneg Room

RSVP to [email protected]


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The Judaica Shop at Temple Judea

Help support Sisterhood of WRJ and all of its programs by visiting our newly

stocked and decorated Lobby Showcase

Featuring Gifts for Birthdays, Weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and more….

For all of your gift giving needs…Judaica Shop Gift

Certificates in any denomination

To make a purchase, stop by the temple office, call 621-8049 or email

Karen Blum: [email protected] or Mollie Mandell: [email protected]

Yarmulkes Personal Shopping Support the worthy projects of WRJ & order your yarmulkes through us!

We can help you choose the perfect yarmulkes for your upcoming Bar/Bat Mitzvah or wedding.

They are all on display in the showcase in the lobby of our temple. Our yarmulkes can be ordered with various trims, foil enhancements, embossed patterns, clips

and lacy head coverings for women, etc. We have satin, suede, leather, patterned, sports and other themed yarmulkes.

For more information and to place an order, please contact:

Paula Groothuis: email [email protected] or call 516-741-4436

Check out our variety of bracelets: bendel, soapstone, crystal, leather and more in an array of

colors and with a wide selection of charms. New to the Judaica shop are jewel boxes in mirror,

stone and Art Deco styles, as well as a line of Murano glass necklaces. Also, an extensive assortment of mezuzahs.

We proudly sell gift items MADE IN ISRAEL


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BROTHERHOOD NEWS

Brotherhood of Temple Judea, now nearly 100 members strong, continued to sponsor and participate in a variety of events in the late spring and early summer.

We continued to play our part in temple outreach efforts in May by participating in the Barnes and Noble Book Fair on May 4. Dr. Lewis Maharam once again spoke and signed copies of his book on running healthily, which was especially timely since the Long Island Marathon had been run that morning. Brotherhood members also worked at a table providing information about Temple Judea, and Dr. Michael Wininger helped to wrap books and other items purchased by interested customers. I’m also proud to announce that Brotherhood paid for the 50 Temple Judea T-shirts that were worn by our representatives at the book fair and that can be used at future outreach events.

Heading into summer, Brotherhood held a well-attended and delicious four-course dinner at Mitch & Toni’s American Bistro on June 10. We followed up with another four-course meal at Uncle Bacala’s on July 21. Our dinners have been very gratifying for me, as members of all ages have come together to network and enjoy each other’s company while discussing how we can serve temple causes.

At the time of writing this article, we’re working with WRJ-Sisterhood and the Membership Committee to put the finishing touches on our August 1st extravaganza. We’re looking forward to a special Wedding Anniversary Celebration Shabbat service “Under the Stars” followed by a sumptuous dinner indoors. I hope as many of you as possible had a chance to attend that special evening.

With the High Holidays approaching, Brotherhood also has its sights set on hosting the Sukkot Barbeque on Sunday, October 5 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. There will be food and entertainment for all as our kids will be able to play in a bouncer and complete crafts projects in our sukkah. That will be just the kickoff event for what I anticipate will be another active year for our temple’s Brotherhood.

Finally, I’d like to thank my fellow Brotherhood board members Dr. Joel Laxer, Dr. Michael Wininger, and Mark Keller for their invaluable help during my first year as Brotherhood President.

B’Shalom,

Stan Goldklang, President


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Welcome (Back) to Religious School!

We hope that you had a wonderful, restful summer. We are looking forward to another wonderful year together. Classes begin Wednesday, September 10 for grades K – 7 & 10. Grade 8/9 classes begin Wednesday, September 17. ************************************************************************* Temple Judea welcomes participation and input at Education Committee meetings. Help to shape our innovative programs. The 2014-2015 Education Committee meetings will be held: Sunday, September 14 10–11 am

Wednesday, October 1 7–8 pm

Sunday, November 9 10–11 am

Sunday, December 14 10–11 am

Sunday, January 11 10–11 am

Sunday, February 8 9:30–10:30 am

Sunday, March 8 10–11 am

Sunday, May 3 10–11 am

For more information, please contact our Education Committee chairs, Kathi Kafka and Mollie Mandell through the school office at 621-8212 or [email protected].


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Programs for September & October*

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Please RSVP to [email protected] or call 516-621-8212 by the date indicated.

SEPTEMBER: Friday, September 12 5:30 – 6:30 pm, with a service at 6:30 PM Welcome Back Dinner & Program, immediately followed by the congregational service from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. RSVP by 9/9. Sunday, September 21 9:30 am – 12 Noon We will explore the meanings of Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur, and participate in a related community service project. A bagel breakfast will be served. RSVP by 9/18.

OCTOBER: Sunday, October 5, 2014 10:30 – 11:30 am, with a BBQ at 11:30 am

Sukkot Program, immediately followed by the congregational Sukkah BBQ from 11:30 AM – 1 PM. RSVP by 10/1.

Wednesday, October 15 6:00 – 7:15 pm, with a service at 7:15 pm

Simchat Torah Dinner & Program, immediately followed by the congregational Simchat Torah/Consecration service at 7:15 pm. RSVP by 10/10.

*Families with children in grades 3–6 are expected to attend at least 1 Journeys Program per month. Students must attend with an adult family member.

Families must attend the entire program in order to receive credit. Students and siblings in other grades are welcome to attend. Teen volunteer opportunities

are available for each program. Please include your teen’s name in your RSVP.


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TEENS: Please join us for…

SUSHI IN THE SUKKAH Tuesday, October 14, 6:45–8:00 pm

RSVP by October 10: [email protected] or call 516-621-8212.

Join us for a fun evening with teens from Temple Judea and other local congregations. Learn how to make your own sushi and then enjoy dinner and snacks in the sukkah. Feel free to bring a friend.


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SOCIAL ACTION NEWS

Hunger on Long Island Our congregation has generously responded to our notices about the shortage of food at local food pantries, particularly the INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network). We have made several deliveries of the non-perishable foods that have been collected in the basket in the lobby of the synagogue. Please continue to make these contributions when you come to the temple. It is a meaningful way to help those who truly need our help! Many organizations also take perishable foods. Don’t let your leftovers go to waste! Do you have extra food from a celebration or untouched food from a house of mourning? See The Food Recovery Page in the bulletin for names of organizations where you can deliver the food. And ... we always collect literally tons of food at our annual ... High Holy Days Food Drive Empty grocery bags, once again generously donated by Holiday Farms, will be handed out to the congregation on Rosh Hashanah. On Yom Kippur, congregants return the bags filled with non-perishable food, to be distributed by the INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network). This has become a Temple Judea tradition — and one that provides truckloads of food to needy people in Nassau County.

The Lone Soldier Project ... A Way to Help Israel! We continue to support our Lone Soldier in Israel. Lone Soldiers are volunteers who go to Israel to serve in the IDF ... and have been risking their lives during the latest round of terrorism. In fact, at least two American Lone Soldiers have been killed. Temple Judea has “adopted” Naftali Caplan, a Lone Soldier from New York. Our sixth grade religious school students have written to Naftali and supplies have been collected and sent to Israel.

SUPPLIES FOR SUCCESS As part of the 13th annual UJA Federation of New York’s Supplies for Success drive, our congregants were asked to donate new school supplies to ensure that children in need return to school with the tools they need to succeed. Last year, UJA filled backpacks for more than 5,000 disadvantaged children!

M’YAD L’YAD M’Yad L’Yad is a Jewish organization dedicated to helping Long Island’s neediest through anonymous pairings of volunteer sponsors and recipients. In the past, Temple Judea provided “treat bags” for M’Yad L’Yad’s children for Purim and has donated Chanukah toys. This summer, the Social Action committee purchased twenty $5 Dunkin Donut gift cards that were accompanied by a personal message from Temple Judea's congregation wishing the recipients a good summer. Each Dunkin Donuts card was attached to a $100 gift card donated from a generous and anonymous donor on Long Island. This was a project spearheaded by TANS, a social action consortium from North Shore synagogues and JCC’s.


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Adopt-A-Family We are continuing to assist our Jewish Adopt-A-Family. Thanks to our wonderful shoppers and the generosity of our congregants, we provide the family with much needed groceries each month. The mom in our family has suffered a stroke and no longer can work and the dad is out of work and struggling to find a new job and take care of his wife and family. They have three children, a son who is 20, another 9-year-old son and a 7-year-old daughter. They are also victims of Hurricane Sandy and are still in need of many household items. They appreciate all the help we can give them. If you want to assist this family, please send a contribution to Temple Judea with Adopt-A-Family in the memo. Even $5 can make a difference!

Save the Date and Your Winter Coats and Sweaters! Social Action Weekend and Coat Drive

The Social Action Shabbat will take place on November 14. In addition, Temple Judea is once again participating in a community-wide collection and distribution of winter clothing. We are collecting and sorting coats, hats, sweaters, scarves and gloves. Children's apparel is especially needed!! Our congregants will be distributing the clothing and food to those in need in Glen Cove on November 16. Our religious school children will be making sandwiches and preparing snack bags. Please ask everyone you know (not just Temple Judea members) to donate their gently used winter clothing — you can make a huge difference to many people who would otherwise suffer through the coming winter. We have discovered that people donate winter coats very early in the season ... so ask your friends NOW! Temple Judea will be participating in this event with members of TANS (Tikkun Alliance of the North Shore). There are so many ways to participate in this weekend — from collecting to sorting to setting up and distributing on site. Those who have volunteered in the past know what a special experience this is!

Please Join Us For Your Monthly Birthday Blessing

On the Second Shabbat of the Month: Friday night, September 12, 2014, at 6:30 pm

Friday night, October 10, 2014, at 8:00 pm


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LOREM I PSUM DAYCAREWork Street Work City, Work State Work ZIP

Drop Off: Friday, October 17th, 4:30pm @ Eisner Parents are invited to stay for a tour of Eisner,

Shabbat Dinner and T’filah

Pick Up: Sunday, October 19th,12:30pm @ Crane Lake

Join your child for a tour of Crane Lake 11am

Cost: $100 includes all meals, lodging and activities

If you register for camp by January 1, 2015 the cost of the weekend will be applied to your summer tuition

Friday, October 17th - Sunday, October 19th

For 2nd-5th graders(as of Fall 2014)

Spend a Weekend at Eisner & Crane Lake Camps

Celebrate Shabbat Hiking

Arts & CraftsSleep in Heated Cabins

Sports and GamesNew Friends

Campfire and S’mores

NEW & PROSPECTIVE CAM PER WEEKEND


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TEMPLE JUDEA OF MANHASSET THE COLLEGE CONNECTION

The Women of Reform Judaism and Brotherhood of Temple Judea are again sponsoring the College Connection. We need the following information about your children and grandchildren who attend colleges ... at home and out-of town. Please fill out the form below and help us to continue this successful program. Donations are very much appreciated to help defray the costs. For non-WRJ members, the cost to sign your child up is $36. Student’s name_________________________________________________________ Mailing address at school_________________________________________________ Student’s e-mail address__________________________________________________ She/He is in their__________________________year College/University name__________________________________________________ Birthdate______________________________________________________________ Parents’ names_________________________________________________________ Home address__________________________________________________________ Home phone___________________________________________________________ Will your children be at school for the following holidays so we know where to send their holiday packages?

Yes No Chanukah_____________________________________________________________ Purim ________________________________________________________________ Passover _____________________________________________________________ Please mail to: Barbara Newmark 30 Roxbury Road Port Washington, NY 11050 If you have any questions, please email [email protected] (Please make sure that all of the information is filled in)


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Holocaust Resource Center Update In the last two weeks anti-Semitic events in France have become a daily occurrence. Thousands marched in London protesting against Israel. Even in Germany there are demonstrations against Israel. Some of the events are violent. Israel is the villain in the latest war with Hamas. Even Secretary of State Kerry has made some disparaging remarks about Israel off camera. The President of Turkey has compared Israel to Hitler in his speech. Even those that we consider “friends of Israel” who espouse that Israel has a right to defend itself are implying the disproportionate response by Israel. The media has been relentless against Israel. Not just Al-Jezera or the New York Times but almost all news outlets. Even academia and some church groups have joined the anti-Israel choir.

All this, while 160,000 people have been slaughtered in Syria, the daily bombing in Iraq killing dozens, fighting in Afghanistan and Isis taking over parts of Iraq hardly make a ripple in the media.

I am sure this does not come as a surprise to anyone. This response is all too familiar to us from the past and in recent history. The mantra is that Israel and by extension the Jewish people are the cause of all Middle East and world problems. In spite of this rhetoric, both houses of US Congress unanimously support Israel’s right to defend itself against Hamas terrorism.

Why did Hamas Gamble on War?

Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls Gaza, was hamstrung politically, economically and diplomatically. Its leaders appeared to feel they had to do something. Their leadership realized that they had nothing to lose by provoking Israel and lobbing rockets into Israel. Israel will eventually have to respond. The world will condemn Israel and Hamas’ prestige and standing in Gaza and in the Arab world will be reinstated. Since a war with Israel will be very destructive, the UN and the rest of the world will pour money into Gaza, thus improving their economy, which will yield more support to Hamas. If they are lucky, they may even get some concessions from Egypt and Israel. The fact that hundreds of civilian Palestinians may be killed is an added bonus in terms of its anti-Israel propaganda value.

The conflict has demonstrated that while Hamas governed over 1.7 million people mired in poverty, its leaders were pouring resources into its military and expanding its ability to fight Israel. If it can turn that improved military prowess into concessions, such as opening the border with Egypt, that may boost its standing among the people of Gaza — although at an extraordinarily high cost in deaths and destruction.

Hamas had been struggling. The turmoil in the region meant it lost one of its main sponsors, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, whom it broke with over his brutal fight against a Sunni Muslim-led insurgency, and weakened its alliance with Iran. It lost support in Egypt when the Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, was ousted and replaced with a military-backed government hostile to Hamas.

Unemployment in Gaza is around 50 percent, having risen steeply since Israel pulled out its troops and settlers in 2005 and severely tightened border restrictions.

Hamas appeared powerless to end the near-blockade of its border by Israel and more recently Egypt. It could not even pay its 40,000 government workers their salaries.

At first, when Hamas rockets were being intercepted mainly by Israel’s Iron Dome system as Israel hit Gaza with devastating force, the group strove to persuade its supporters that it was having enough impact on Israel to wrest concessions: Its radio stations blared fictional reports about Israeli casualties.

But as it wore on, the conflict revealed that Hamas’s secret tunnel network leading into Israel was far more extensive and sophisticated than previously known. It also was able to inflict some pain on Israel, allowing Hamas to declare success even as it drew a devastating and crushing response. Its fighters were able to infiltrate Israel multiple times during an intensive Israeli ground invasion. Its militants have killed at least 27 Israeli soldiers and claim to have captured an Israeli soldier who was reported missing in battle, a potentially key bargaining chip. Its rockets struck a blow to Israel — psychological and economic, by forcing a halt in international flights.

Hamas gains could be short-lived if it does not deliver a better life for the people of Gaza. Israel says its severe restrictions on what can be brought into Gaza, such as construction materials, are needed because Hamas poses a serious security threat, and the discovery of the tunnels has served only to validate that concern.

It is also unclear whether, when the fighting ends, Hamas will have the same kind of foreign support it has had in the past to rebuild its arsenal or its infrastructure; Egypt, under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, has destroyed the tunnels that were used to bring in arms, money and supplies, and has kept the proper border crossing mostly closed.

The international community is trying to achieve a cessation of hostility. Hamas is demanding concessions before they stop the rockets. Eventually the fighting will stop and Hamas will declare victory and start the rebuilding of tunnels and smuggle in rockets to prepare for another round of fighting.

This cycle of violence will only stop when the international community recognizes in deed rather than in words that Hamas is a terrorist organization and must be totally dismantled. Hamas is not interested in peace or building a state. Their only objective has been and remains the destruction of Israel. Israel not only has a right but a responsibility to defend its population and must continue to limit the war-making capability of Hamas whatever it takes. The tunnels must be destroyed and Gaza must be demilitarized if a semblance of security is to be established for a long term. In spite of the unfounded condemnations and anti-Israel/anti-Semitic propaganda in Europe and the world, Israel must continue its quest for secure borders and the world’s Jewish community must fully support it.

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TEMPLE NEWS

Family Connection News

The Family Connection committee was created to engage religious school children and their families in fun and educational activities in order to foster a greater sense of Jewish community by celebrating Shabbat and the Jewish holidays, performing mitzvahs (good deeds) and by making Jewish friends. Allie Pritti is the new co-chair of this committee along with Janet Keller. We are all looking forward to the new school year and the High Holidays, which are fast approaching! We welcome all of the new Temple families and we look forward to seeing all of the member families who have joined us in the past. We kick off the season with the always-popular Sukkot Barbeque, which begins right after Sunday Hebrew School. It is a fun filled day with food, crafts and a “bouncy house.” We would love for you and your family to attend (and volunteer to help out if you can) to make sure our events are a great success! We also have upcoming family services including family services and a special Oneg celebrating Sukkot. We guarantee that you and your family will enjoy our events. Family Connection wishes everyone a very happy, healthy and sweet New Year and we look forward to seeing you all soon! Please be sure to check our website for all of our programs.

September and October Event Calendar

Sunday, October 5

11:30 am-1:00 pm Annual Brotherhood/ Family Connection Sukkot Barbeque

Wednesday, October 8

Thursday, October 9

7:30 pm

10:30 am

Sukkot: Evening Services and Oneg

Sukkot: Morning Services

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Save the Date Sunday, December 7, 2014

Temple Judea of Manhasset

Presents

“Divas on the Bima”

A Cantorial Concert

Featuring

Cantor Abbe Sher

and Special Guest Cantors

Watch your email and bulletin for more details


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OUR B’NAI MITZVAH

Harris Reimer September 6, 2014

Hi, my name is Harris Reimer and I am an 8th grader at the Roslyn Middle School. I live with my parents, April and David and my brother Austin who is in 10th grade. I enjoy playing many different sports, especially basketball, soccer and flag football. I play on many different travel teams. My favorite pro teams are the Knicks and the Jets. I also enjoy playing video games and spending time with my family and friends. I can’t wait to celebrate my Bar Mitzvah with all of the special people in my life.

Benjamin Black September 20, 2014

Hello! My name is Benjamin Black. I am a 9th grader at Schreiber High School in Port Washington. I live with my parents, Maggie and Stephen, and my 2 younger brothers, Harry (who I have to share my Bar Mitzvah with) and Sam. My brothers and l just got back from one of my favorite places, Camp Walden, where we spend all summer! I love to ride bikes, skateboards, snowboards, wakeboards, mountain boards and any other things with wheels. My favorite thing to do is look at, photograph, talk about and draw cars. I do love cars but I can’t say “I’ve never met a car I didn’t like…” I am an artist and enjoy drawing and working with clay. I am looking forward to celebrating my Bar Mitzvah with my brother Harry and those most important to me.

Harrison Black September 20, 2014

Hello! My name is Harrison (Harry) Black. I am a 7th grader at Weber Middle School in Port Washington, NY. I live with my parents, Maggie and Stephen, and my brothers Ben and Sam. My favorite sport by far is Lacrosse. I play on 2 teams- Port Washington and Recon. One time I shot the ball so hard it cut through the goalie’s mesh causing it to burst into flames (JK:). I also enjoy football, basketball, skiing, playing video games and hanging with my family and friends. During the summer I go to Camp Walden. It is one of my favorite places on earth!! I can’t wait to celebrate my Bar Mitzvah with those most important to me, including but not limited to… my grandparents and my Aunts, Uncles and Cousins who have travelled far to be here today. Go Port!

Mack Harris September 27, 2014

Hi! I'm Mack Harris and I am a 7th grader at Roslyn Middle School. My parents are Gerri and Rick and I have a younger brother, Julian. My favorite sports are basketball and lacrosse. I also enjoy swimming, skiing, tennis, and playing video games. I love hanging out with my family and friends and I can't wait to celebrate my bar mitzvah with those most important to me.


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Andrew Antenberg October 11, 2014

Hi, my name is Andrew Antenberg. I am a 7th grade student at Roslyn Middle School. I live with my parents, Melissa and Gary, my brother, Jeremy, my sister, Randi, and my doggy-friend, Ollie. I enjoy performing magic, playing Minecraft, and playing music. I just got back from Tannen’s Magic Camp. A sleep-away camp devoted to magic! As for Minecraft, Minecraft is a video game where you can build whatever you want out of blocks. Kind of like a virtual Lego universe. I also play saxophone and piano. I can’t wait to celebrate my Bar Mitzvah with my family and friends.

Leah Markbreiter October 11, 2014

My name is Leah Markbreiter. I attend Roslyn Middle School where I am in the eighth grade. I live with my parents Shari and Stewart, and my older brother, Spencer. I spend the majority of my winter weekends skiing in Vermont, and my summers having fun with my friends at Timber Lake Camp. At school, I play first clarinet in band, and I play on the soccer, basketball and softball teams. I also enjoy playing piano and dancing. One of my favorite things to do is to spend time with my friends and family. I look forward to becoming a bat mitzvah and celebrating with those who are most important to me.

Amanda Paige Katz October 18, 2014

Hi. My name is Amanda Paige Katz. I am a 7th grader at Roslyn Middle School. I live in Roslyn Estates with my mom and dad, Amy and Jason, my older sister, Brittney, my younger brother Ben and my dog, Charlie. My favorite activity is dancing and hanging with my friends (my iPhone too!) I also enjoy riding my bike with my family. I am so excited to celebrate my Bat Mitzvah with all my family and friends!

Jasmine Berger October 25, 2014

Hello! My name is Jasmine Berger. I am an 8th grader at Roslyn Middle School. I live with my parents, Monisha and Jay, and my younger brother, Jaiden. I love to play soccer. I have been playing since kindergarten and now I am a goalie on my school team. I also enjoy dancing, skiing, surfing and hanging out with my family and friends. I have been very fortunate to have travelled to many places in the United States and overseas. My 2 favorite places have been India and Israel (I have lots of family in both places). My Mitzvah project involves a school for handicapped girls in India. I plan to raise as much money as I can for supplies and other necessities for their school. I love to give back to people who are less fortunate than I am and make a difference in their lives, and I think this will. I can’t wait to celebrate my Bat Mitzvah with those most important to me.


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SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES

FRIDAY EVENING: September 5, 2014 TIME OF SERVICES: 8:00 PM

Shabbat Evening Service Weekly Healing Service

CANDLELIGHTING BY: April Reimer

KIDDUSH BY: David Reimer

Board Usher: Susan Goldklang Temple Ushers: Stephen and Maggie Black

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE September 6, 2014

At 10:30 AM in the Temple Sanctuary

This morning we will celebrate the Bar Mitzvah

Of Harris Reimer

Board Usher: Stuart Horowitz



Birthday Blessings

Board Ushers: Joyce and Jack Rubenstein

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS



LEARNER’S SHABBAT SERVICE

Olga Abramowitz Rochelle Levine Michael Blank Sylvia Medoff Sadie Bosky Mildred Newman Charlotte Bromberg Marilyn Rosenfeld Buddy Fink Dorothy Rothenberg Frances Fisch Harry Rudorfer Louis Gerstein Florine Siflinger Ella Goldman Sylvia Silverman Sidney Goldman Lillie Singer Fran Gulock John Sinn Emanuel Hollander Lenore Worobow Rachael Leeds Darioush Zareh Adolph Lefkowitz Abraham Zisfein Charles Levine

Emma Arrow Victoria Kushner Julia Barsky Eva Lamstein Guessi Baum-Rosenberg Melvin Levy Sol Berman Raymond Maller Abraham Bleetstein Lois Polansky Irving Borak Celia Razenson Arlene Bushell Monroe Reiser William Chalcoff Jerome Roberts Frieda Ehrenstein Anatol Schlosser Barbara Flamer Abraham Schwartz Ruth Forst Sandra Seltzer Marci Gelfand Esta Sherman Ethel Goldberg Hyman Sklar Lawrence Goldberg Rose Smith Rudolph Goldstein Solomon Spirgel Morris Greenberg Betty Wolff Anna Harmelin Howard Ziegberman Helen Hilsenrad


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CANDLELIGHTING BY: Maggie Black

KIDDUSH BY: Stephen Black

Board Usher: Susan Goldklang

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

Solomon Abraskin Celia Kandell Eugene Bermack Frieda Kosiner Joseph Bernstein Aaron Kotzen Ruth Bloch Philip Nemiroff Jacob Cohen Irving Newman Marjorie Cohen Scott Reisch Sandra Cohen George Russell Louis Cooper Selma Sager Paul Galison Lawrence Scherr Pauline Galison Estelle Schwartz Howard Gendal Sheldon Seigel Bernard Gibson Blanche Sherman Norman Grandt Teddy Stolls Morris Himmel Nathan Zlotnick



This morning we will celebrate the B’nai Mitzvah

Of Benjamin Black and Harry Black

Board Ushers: Kathi Kafka and Peter Heilbrun



CANDLELIGHTING BY: Gerri Harris

KIDDUSH BY: Rick Harris

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS




Of Mack Harris

Board Usher: Warren Hurwitz

Temple Ushers: Maggie and Stephen Black

Ruth Boas Max Kronfeld Shirley Ceasar Hy Landweber Harold Cohen Sylvia Leff Gloria Davis Anna Liebman Jack Diamond Jane Maller Harold Drachman Bernice Perelman Phillip Essman David Popofsky Fannie Feldman Rose Robins Isabella Friedland Samuel Rosen Bernice Friedman William Salzman Vicki Goldberg Sylvia Schulsinger Gerald Goodman Vivian Serota Abraham Horowitz Sidney Silverman Charles Insdorf Anne Sophir Yves Juhel Ephraim Spitzer Joanne Kaplan Florence Strauss Max Koeppel Morris Strauss Ray Kohan Herbert Weinstein Irving Kornick Morton Wendrow


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FRIDAY EVENING: October 3, 2014 TIME OF SERVICES: 8:00 PM

Shabbat/Yom Kippur Evening Service Weekly Healing Service

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE October 4th, 2014

At 10:00 AM in the Temple Sanctuary SHABBAT/YOM KIPPUR SERVICE



Birthday Blessings

CANDLELIGHTING BY: Melissa Antenberg and Shari Markbreiter

KIDDUSH BY: Gary Antenberg and Stewart Markbreiter

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE October 11th, 2014


This morning we will celebrate the

Bar Mitzvah Of

Andrew Antenberg

Board Usher: Erik Groothuis

At 6:30 PM in the Temple Sanctuary

This evening we will celebrate the

Bat Mitzvah Of

Leah Markbreiter Board Usher: Stacey Needleman

Warren Berk Erna Heilbrun Marion Binenkorb William Hyman Peter Byer Sam Jaffe Elaine Charap Paul Krantz Sarah Cherry Edward Landesman Arlene Comick Bernhard Leon Beatrice David Ann Mallah Jeanette Decker Herbert Miller Herbert Dwortzan Rose Nelson Eve Eisner Aaron Richman David Feintisch Ray Robbins Mona Finkelstein Samuel Rubinstein Harry Foster Samuel Schnee Esther Goldberg Felice Schwartz Roy Goldfarb Arthur Seltzer Monroe Goldman Seymour Senreich Francine Goodman Jennie Shorr Richard Grabow Bessie Silberstein Robert Greenberg Marion Smith Harry Greenfield Miriam Wininger Mannie Greenfield Morris Wurtzel Dora Grossman

Allan Ackerman Claire Polansky Abraham Bell Jeanette Roth

Ruth Bendell Gerald Schefer Sarah Blumenthal Rae Schoenberg Al Brackman Louis Schwartz Rose Carmel Ruth Schwartz Anna Cohen Jeannine Sherman Henry Glick Miriam Troupin Milton Insdorf Fannie Ungar C. Jaffe Bernard Weinstein Daniel Loventhal Rose Weiss Alexander Margolin Martin Zuckerman Owen Marko


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CANDLELIGHTING BY: Amy Katz

KIDDUSH BY: Jason Katz

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE October 18, 2014


This morning we will celebrate the Bat Mitzvah

Of Amanda Katz

Board Usher: Susan Goldklang



CANDLELIGHTING BY: Monisha Berger

KIDDUSH BY: Jay Berger

Board Usher: Stan Goldklang

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE October 25, 2014


This morning we will celebrate the Bat Mitzvah

Of Jasmine Berger

Board Ushers: Erik Groothuis and Susan Goldklang

Irving Abraskin Rita Keller Samuel Baraf Phoebe Kupperman Hertha Bloch Rose Landweber Charlotte Bradensten Jack Levy Nathan Cherwonsky Julius Millman Moshe Cohen Etta Quate Jennie Cooper Mollie Ravicovitz Harold Deller Charles Robinson Richard Diamond Sylvia Rosenblatt Ben Feinstein Israel Ross Benjamin Feinstein Manny Schnee Beatrice Gilder Al Schwartz Jerome Greenstein Morris Sherry Arnold Harmelin Peter Sibell Kenneth Herman Deborah Sitkoff Arthur Hyman Ethel Williams George Kalish Hyman Yorkes Jennie Kazlowsky

Louis Adler Leo Nadel Victor Adler Arnold Ostrager Sylvia Alpern Dana Pobiner Ida Bernstein Louis Pollinger Morris Bernstein Sidney Rosenthal Grace Blicher Morris Ruderman Sidney Bloomgarden Rose Rudman Helen Cassell Herman Sales Rose Cherwonsky Irving Sands Harris Cohen Eli Scher Phyllis Curtis Charles Schleifer Rhoda Eschwege Sidney Silverman Helen Fields Irene Siporin Leo Gaines Isaac Spielfogel Jennie Gerstein Edith Sunshine Sol Greenberg Ludmila Sverdlov Hazel Hyman Philip Tannenbaum Albert Kandell Adel Ungar Harold Korn Estelle Westerman Minnie Levy Melville Wolff


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FRIDAY EVENING: October 31, 2014

TIME OF SERVICES: 8:00 PM Shabbat Evening Service Weekly Healing Service

CANDLELIGHTING BY: Monisha Berger

KIDDUSH BY: Jay Berger

Board Usher: Vin Guarrera

YAHRZEIT REMINDERS

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE November 1st, 2014



Of Harris Mandell

Board Ushers: Karen Blum and Janet Keller

Michael Adler Louis Moskowitz Frieda Berger Al Moss Paul Bernot Ida Phillps Clifford Bressler Stanley Pollinger Mildred Brooks Rose Reiss Viola Carter Estelle Riker Robert Ganz Harold Robbins Louise Gibson Marshall Rosenkrantz May Glogau Harold Rubin Jenny Gold Mortimer Salmanowitz Abraham Guttenberg Burton Scheff Bertha Hessel Alice Shapiro Gloria Hindes Ethel Sinn Stanley Jaeger Renee Weinstein Flora Kaufman Sonia Zlotnick Mary Mihalek


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In Loving Memory

************************* “Who gave ... from the heart”

to

Family – Friends

Acquaintances – Strangers

Temple Judea – The Community

Her Country

Israel

and asked for nothing in return

All who knew her know the answer to:

“Who gave from the heart”

We honor the person we knew ...

As we mourn the loss of our dear friend and mentor

Arlene Ruderman

************************** With much love for a very special “Lady”

We mourn her loss along with her

wonderful caring children and grandchildren.

Audrey Fallowes – Shep Drucker Ilene Fallowes Aronson, Linda Fallowes

Gary Fallowes


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TEMPLE CONTRIBUTIONS

General Donations

In honor of Jed Chizner’s bar mitzvah Lynn and Peter Heilbrun Kathi and Steven Kafka The Loshak Family Lois and Seymour Newman Robin and Ira Rashbaum and family Joan and Irwin Robinson Sheila and Melvin Strauss WRJ Sisterhood In honor of Rabbi Chizner Jill and Michael Gidseg Jemma and David Gould Estelle and Henry Levy Joan Robinson Bonita Zelman In honor of Rabbi Chizner from the 12th grade graduation class Stephanie and Douglas Elgort Tami and Lawrence Goodman Lorrie and Robert Olan In honor of a speedy recovery to Rabbi Chizner Linda and Scott Ackerman Lois and Seymour Newman In memory of Jack Collins Carol and Robert Bernot Frances Lamer In honor of Zachary Elgort on his graduation from Hebrew high school Joan and Irwin Robinson In honor of Bea Gerstein on your granddaughter’s wedding Lois and Seymour Newman In honor of Susan Goldklang on her installation as Temple President Linda Bergman Alex, Jay, Rachel and Sarah Goldklang In honor of Jenna Goldsmith and Sam Krause’s engagement Lesley and Ron Steinberg In honor of a speedy recovery to Lawrence Goodman Jerome Lampert In honor of Gail Gottlieb’s speedy recovery Karen and David Blum Rhoda Horowitz Lois and Seymour Newman Sisterhood of WRJ In honor of Paula Groothuis on the birth of her new grandson, Aaron Dov Joyce and Jack Rubenstein Sisterhood of WRJ Phyllis and Michael Wininger

In honor of Lynn and Peter Heilbrun on their son Russ’s wedding Susan and Stan Goldklang In honor of Estelle and Henry Levy on their 50th wedding anniversary Sheila Davidow Doris and Sid Fenig Jane and Harold Heffner Toby and Paul Koren Joan and Irwin Robinson Harvey Schachter Audrey and Martin Schlanger Elaine Statsinger Leila Goldberg Strassler and Robert Strassler Phyllis and Michael Wininger In honor of Mildred Lieberman on her 100th birthday Sisterhood of WRJ In honor of the birth of Skylar Farryn Love, granddaughter of Sharon and Howard Love Jackie and Warren Hurwitz In honor of a speedy recovery to Stacey Needleman Karen and David Blum Arlene and Howard Ruderman In honor of Lois and Seymour Newman on your new home Bea Gerstein In honor of Irwin Robinson for receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Music Publisher’s Association Estelle and Henry Levy In honor of Irving Roth on the birth of his great grandson Kathi and Steven Kafka Phyllis and Michael Wininger In honor of Evan Rubinstein on his bar mitzvah Susan and Michael Leitman In honor of Arlene and Howard Ruderman on their 60th wedding anniversary Phyllis and Michael Wininger In honor of Cantor Sher on the engagement of her daughter Mia to Daniel Bishop Kathi and Steven Kafka Phyllis and Michael Wininger In honor of Claude Sherman — a true gentleman — on his volunteer recognition Phyllis and Mel Levine

In memory of Louis Abramowitz Lila Redlich In memory of Elaine Alper William Alper In memory of Herman Arrow Joan Robinson In memory of Anne Baitz Bea Baitz In memory of Irving Baitz Bea Baitz In memory of Hy Barlia Linda and Scott Ackerman In memory of Leonard Bauman Marcia Burstein In memory of Anna Bernot Robert Bernot In memory of Clara Birnby Rhoda Horowitz In memory of Julius Birnby Rhoda Horowitz In memory of Martin Birnby Karen and David Blum Bea Gerstein Kathi and Steven Kafka Phyllis and Mel Levine Lillian Levy Alicia and Russell Munves Lois and Seymour Newman Fran Reiser Suzanne and Michael Rosenberg Arlene and Howard Ruderman Bonnie and Jeffrey Weinberg Phyllis and Michael Wininger WRJ Sisterhood In memory of Paul Blicher Jeanette Schoenberg In memory of Daisy Blitzer Ruth Gitlin In memory of Sigmond Blitzer Ruth Gitlin In memory of Rose Block Phyllis Levine In memory of Jacob Bluestone Harold Bluestone In memory of Norman Bluestone Harold Bluestone

In memory of Dorothy Blumenfeld Edward Blumenfeld In memory of Morris Blumenfeld Edward Blumenfeld In memory of Robert Boas Susan and Mark Claster In memory of Philip Brawer Sally Siflinger In memory of David Carlick Eleanor Werbitt In memory of Ida Carmel Susan Gabbay In memory of Edward Chwatt Suzanne Litt In memory of Max Cohn Maurice Cohn In memory of Muriel Cohen Susan Gabbay In memory of Jack Collins Carol and Robert Bernot and Frances Lamer In memory of Peter Como MaryAnn Cutler In memory of Bunny Denton Donna Friedman In memory of Sidney Diamond Lesley Steinberg In memory of Lauralee Dwortzan Mollie Mandell In memory of Florence Eisen Marilyn Knapp In memory of Roberta Eisen Felicia Weitz In memory of Mamie Ellis Barbara and Richard Shapiro In memory of Betty Fasciani Suzanne Rosenberg In memory of Morris Fine Mildred Lieberman In memory of Harry Fisch Elinor Fisch In memory of Bertram Flaxman Susan Gabbay


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In memory of Hildy Freiman Susan Curtis In memory of Helen Fried Sisterhood of WRJ In memory of Joseph Gabbay Henry Gabbay In memory of Stephie Gabbay Henry Gabbay In memory of Silvia Gaines Jay Gaines In memory of Arthur Gladstein Roslyn Gladstein In memory of Dora Glass Lily Kaufman In memory of Jeanette Goldfried Susan Raizer In memory of Jean Goldman Barbara and Arnold Goldman In memory of Max Goldman Roslyn Worobow In memory of Maurice Goldschmid Gail and Illan Silberman In memory of Leon Golfe Suzanne Rosenberg In memory of Mikhail Gorelik Svetlana Mazer In memory of Evelyn Gould Sisterhood of WRJ In memory of Kate Greenfield Billie Straub In memory of Sylvia Groman Steven Groman In memory of Ben Grover Judith Nelson In memory of Lawrence Grover Judith Nelson In memory of Matias Gruszecki Harry Gruszecki

In memory of Joseph Handler Eileen Michaels In memory of Jules Hecht Gladys Gruszecki In memory of Eleanor Heller Marsha Groman In memory of Sam Henin Allison Pritti In memory of Minnie Hertz Marlene Post In memory of Sarah Herzfeld Ann Alper In memory of Martin Horowitz Laurie Horowitz In memory of Elana Irom Bruce Irom In memory of Minnie Kaplan Marion Rosencrans In memory of Mortimer Kashinsky Richard Kashinsky In memory of Julian Kaufman Lily Kaufman In memory of Samuel Kaufman Lily Kaufman In memory of Francine Kessler Michael Kessler In memory of Sy Kessler Alyce and Jeff Tucker and family In memory of Robert Kirsch Karen and David Blum Bea Gerstein Seymour and Lois Newman Arlene and Howard Ruderman Phyllis and Michael Wininger In memory of Milton Kirschbaum Jodi Laxer In memory of Carol Klebanow David Klebanow In memory of Jacob Klebanow Doris Rossen In memory of Pauline Klebanow Dorris Rossen In memory of Shirley Klonsky Daniel Klonsky

In memory of David Knapp Stanley Knapp In memory of Howard Krasny Renee Krasny In memory of Rosalyn Krinsky Linda and Scott Ackerman and family The Mandell Family In memory of Max Kwarta Leonard Kwarta In memory of Bernard Laventhal Leo Laventhal In memory of Stanley Laxer Joel Laxer In memory of Ronald Le Bovici Warren Hurwitz In memory of Mona Leventhal Kathi and Steven Kafka Sisterhood of WRJ In memory of Louis Levine Gilda Bluestone In memory of Lillian Lewis Michael Kessler In memory of Yvette Mallah Linda Bergman Pat and Barry Bloomgarden Brotherhood of Temple Judea Corey Cutler Estelle and Henry Levy Suzanne and Michael Rosenberg Joyce and Jack Rubenstein Harvey Schachter Phyllis and Michael Wininger In memory of Milton Mandel Lynn Cohen In memory of Lucille Margolin Shelly Cohen In memory of Arthur Marks Todd Schaeffer In memory of Vicki Morris’ beloved mother Linda and Scott Ackerman In memory of Frayda Munves Russell Munves

In memory of Lillian Newman Alvin Newman In memory of Marvin Novick Erika Novick In memory of Dorothy Pedowitz Anita Schefer In memory of Joseph Post Robert Post In memory of Perry Raphan Linda and Scott Ackerman and family In memory of Irene Richman Muriel Saunders In memory of Marvin Rosen Carole Rosen In memory of Sadie Rosen Carole Rosen In memory of Jack Rosenberg Norma Rubinstein In memory of Ray Rosenberg Norma Rubinstein In memory of Fay Rosenblatt Roslyn Worobow In memory of Mel Roth Sherry Gaines In memory of Paul Rothstein Suzanne and Michael Rosenberg In memory of Irving Rubin Norma Rubinstein In memory of Julius Rubin Anise Cherry Bea Gerstein Miriam Ilowite Phyllis and Mel Levine Lois and Seymour Newman Suzanne and Michael Rosenberg Harvey Schachter WRJ Sisterhood Phyllis and Michael Wininger In memory of Marlene Rubin Linda Bergman Bea Gerstein Rhoda Horowitz Steve Moss and family Alicia and Russell Munves Lois and Seymour Newman Arlene and Howard Ruderman Lesley and Ron Steinberg WRJ Sisterhood


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In memory of Arlene Ruderman Linda and Scott Ackerman Bea Baitz Linda Bergman Meryl and Stephen Berliner Elaine Bermack Carol and Robert Bernot Barbara, Richard, Allison and Jaclyn Bloch Anise Cherry Nori and Lewis Elson Gary Fallowes Ilene Fallowes Aronson Linda Fallowes Ellen and Donald Feldman Dale and Norman Finkelstein Marin Ganz Bea Gerstein Susan and Stan Goldklang Peter and Lynn Heilbrun Emmi and Spencer Herman Kathi and Steven Kafka Ellen and Lewis Krinsky Gita Leyser Phyllis and Mel Levine Estelle and Henry Levy Lillian Levy Diane and Darryl Mallah The Mandell Family Mary and Phillip Moskowitz and family Lois and Seymour Newman Lorrie and Robert Olan Marlene and Robert Post Fran Reiser Joyce and Jack Rubenstein Phyllis Rubin Charlotte Ruderman Nina and Joshua Sayer Harvey Schachter Elaine Statsinger Lesley and Ron Steinberg Sisterhood of WRJ Carol Tudor Phyllis and Michael Wininger Phyllis and Howard Zuckerman In memory of Florence Schachter Harvey Schachter In memory of Matilda Schefer Anita Schefer In memory of Selig Schortz Terry Greenstein

In memory of Karen Sherwyn Lesley and Ron Steinberg In memory of Louis Shlansky Janet Barsky In memory of Carol Singer’s sister Lesley and Ron Steinberg In memory of Edward Slevin Andrea Berman In memory of Harry Stein Lorrie Olan In memory of Arlene Steinberg Barbara, Richy, Allison and Jaclyn Bloch Annette and Alan Boorstein Lynn and Peter Heilbrun In memory of Kitty Stolls Richard Stolls In memory of Maurice Straub Billie Straub In memory of Julius Stricoff Barbara Warren In memory of Edward Tellis Barbara Shapiro In memory of Beatrix Tower Suzanne Litt In memory of Anita Tucker Alyce and Jeff Tucker and family In memory of Louis Ungar Jack Ungar In memory of Paul Waldorf Gordon Waldorf In memory of Harold Weitz Perry Weitz In memory of Milton Weinstein Susan Blumenfeld In memory of Benjamin Werbitt Wallace Werbitt In memory of Rebecca Wiener Barbara Shapiro In memory of Morris Yesner Alyce and Jeff Tucker and family

In memory of Miriam Zareh Simon Zareh In memory of Sol Zatkowsky Michele Allen In memory of Martha Zelman Bonita Zelman In memory of Julius Ziegberman Terri Bobrow In memory of Herman Zouderer Sheila and Marvin Strauss

Larissa Guarrera Cultural Arts Fund In honor of Vin Guarrera on his daughter Mariel’s engagement Fran Reiser In memory of Martin Birnby Barbara and Richard Bloch In memory of Robert Kirsch Barbara and Richard Bloch Holocaust Resource Center In honor of a speedy recovery to Nat Berkowitz Myrna Kushner and Irving Roth In honor of Estelle and Henry Levy on their 50th wedding anniversary Lee and Aaron Berger Anne Gold In honor of a speedy recovery to Irving Roth Dorothy Abrahams Karen and David Blum Bea Gerstein Barbara and Joel Greenberg Emmi and Spencer Herman Rhoda Horowitz Kathi and Steven Kafka Lois and Seymour Newman Fran Reiser Sisterhood of WRJ

In honor of Barbara and Richard Shapiro on their 50th wedding anniversary Alice Shwom In memory of Martin Birnby Claude Sherman Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of Eva Erdelyi Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of Helen Fried The Mandell Family In memory of Maurice Goldschmid Lorri and Danny Klonsky In memory of Mathilda Kogan Lorri and Danny Klonsky In memory of Michael Kogan Lorri and Danny Klonsky In memory of Albert Levy Lorri and Danny Klonsky In memory of Yvette Mallah Rhoda Horowitz Claude Sherman In memory of Julius Rubin Anise Cherry Claude Sherman Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of Marlene Rubin Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of Arlene Ruderman Trudy and Murton Brown Anise Cherry Myrna Kushman and Irving Roth Claude Sherman In memory of Nissim Schenkermann Claude Sherman In memory of Julia Shakter Myrna Kushner and Irving Roth In memory of Imre Tanczer Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of George Ungar Judit and Jack Ungar In memory of Louis Ungar Judit and Jack Ungar


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Parenting w Caregiving w Marital Concerns w Separation/Divorce w Bereavement Geriatric Care w Cancer Wellness w Career w Legal w Financial

UJA-Federation of New York’s Long Island Connect to Care provides free services and programs for individuals affected by the economic environment. With one call or email you can access the services you need to turn things around. Services include:

• Employment and career transition services • Financial and legal consultation including debt counseling and budget assistance • Special networking events and programs • Short term counseling

If you would like more information please contact Peggy Jaeger at 516-484-1545 ext. 177 or by email at [email protected].

Partners in Caring would like to extend our best wishes to everyone for a Happy and Sweet New Year! Please know that we are available should you need counseling, support groups, resources and referrals. Call 516-484-1545 ext. 196 and one of our PIC social workers will provide you with assistance.

A caring place to turn to find support and guidance during life changes and challenges.

PARTNERS IN CARING STAFF

Randy Hight, LCSW Margy Ringelheim, LMSW

Audrey J. Bernstein, LMSW

Michelle Laser, LCSW Director of Social Services

Our Warm Line is staffed by your caring, professional social workers.

CALL 516.484.1545, ext. 196

Phone calls are always free and confidential.


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