Page 1

M A Y , 2 0 0 9

Chai Times Temple Beth Emet of Burbank

Mark H. Sobel, Rabbi |Mark Greenfield, Pres ident

600 N. Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91505 (818) 843-4787 Fax (818) 557-7240 www.TempleBethEmet.com Office@TempleBethEmet.com

Contacts– Page 2 | President’s Message—Page 2 | Sisterhood – Page 5 | Yahrzeits – Page 8

(Continued on page 3)

Rabbi Says :

Temple Beth Emet is going to Israel December 27th—January 10, 2010 If you are interested in going, call the Temple office and leave your name with Lucy or Sylvia.

And the work of righteous-ness shall be peace and the effect of righteousness qui-etness and confidence for

ever” (Serviceman’s Prayer book El Molei Rachamim)

Last November, at our 50th Anniversary Celebration, Maj. Gen. John Harrel and Col. Linda Harrel presented me w ith The California Commendation Medal, for the times I have served the men and w omen of the California Army National Guard starting w ith Shabbat services during the Los Angeles Riots of 1992. My memories of my t imes w ith the National Guard alw ays revolve about young people engaged in activit ies full of commitment, professionalism, courage and most of all honor.

So, w hen Memorial Day comes to me, as it does for the rest of America, I think of young men and w omen who have made great sacrif ices for our country. Ethni-cally speaking, I have been blessed enough to teach about members of our people w ho have served in the defense of America from the days of the f irst immigrants to New Amsterdam (New York) who requested “to be permitted to keep guard w ith other burghers.” Their re-quest w as granted, namely, “Asher Levy...keeps watch and w ard like other Burghers”. But more importantly, I am reminded of friends my grandfather lost during World War I, my father lost during World War II, I have lost due to the Vietnam War, and we, as a nation, have lost in all w ars. Please remember, my congregation, w arfare changed in the second half of the 20th century, some of these deaths are slow er and more insidious than in prior w ars. Service people return-ing home from these conflicts need our support, our care

Friday, May 15 at Shabbat services

Jr. Choir Performing Shabbat Sha’Broadway

5th grade doing Torah portion 5th grade hosting Oneg Shabbat

Tuesday, June 9 - 7:30pm

ELECTION of officers & Directors for the term 7/1/09 - 6/30/10 at the Annual Meeting of the membership of Temple Beth Emet - Come make your voice heard & opinion count! VOTE!! ALL members encouraged to

attend!

June 6 – Last day of Religious School

Saturday, June 27 Men’s Club BBQ

Page 2

Tribute Cards

Tribute cards are alw ays in order for happy or sad occasions. These cards are a wonderflul w ay to remember or honor someone. The cost of our Tribute cards is now $3.00 each.

If you w ould like to send a card, just contact our Tribute Chairperson, John Eisinger at 818-842-5439, and he w ill do the rest.

CHAI TIMES TempleBethEmet.com

Chai Times is a free, monthl y newsletter delivered by mail or available on the Templ e Beth Emet website.

Article submissions are welcomed and may be emailed directl y to the Chai Times at

Office@TempleB ethEmet.com

or by deli very to the Templ e of fice. Articles will be published based on space available, relevant content, and at the discretion of the Editing Staff, Temple Officers and Directors.

TEMPLE BETH EMET CONTACTS President………………...........Mark Greenfield…………….818-749-2839 Gift Shop...............................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Havurah................................Ruth Glick......................... 818-780-9134 Host an Oneg........................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Men's Club............................Jerry Engelberg................. 818-843-4787 PTA......................................Beth Rosen ....................... 818-843-4787 Reach Out.............................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Singles Group........................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Sisterhood Membership………Valerie Bernath…… ……... 818-780-0317 Temple Enrichment................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Temple Membership ..............Ruth Glick......................... 818-780-9134 Temple Usage.......................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Tributes.................................John Eisinger .................... 818-842-5439 Ways and Means...................Lisa De Luca ..................... 818-843-4787 Youth Group..........................call Temple........................ 818-843-4787 Publicity………………………..Yvonne Beltzer………….......818-848-6204

Rabbi William M. Kramer Z''L* . . . . . . . . . . R abbibill.com *May his memory be a blessing."

Temple Beth Emet Officers and Board Members for 2008-2009

President : Mark Greenfield

Executiv e Vice President: Ira Goldstein

Vice Presidents: Ruth Glick Natalie Greenfield Yvonne Beltzer Vicki Margolin Neil Margolin

Corresponding Secretary : Naomi Aronoff

Recording Secretary : Shirley Abramson

Treasurer: Steve Abrams

Board of Directors : Alana Beltzer George Davis John Eisinger Jerry Engelberg Jodi Gross Andrea McKinnon Lucy Rafaeli Roni Rozankova Barry Verdi Craig Weisman

If you have any suggestions or ideas on how we can better serve our members, Temple Pres ident, Mark Greenf ield would like to hear from you. He can be reached at (818)749-2839 or you can call Temple off ice at (818) 843-4787.

Dear friends and fellow temple members, We have just had the privilege of celebrating Pesach, an opportunity to gather with family and friends. On that night, once again we told how Moses led our people out of oppression and into freedom. Yet underly-ing this adventure story is a valuable concept about another type of freedom, the freedom to do what is right, regardless of the consequences, and not be held down by greed, pettiness, or selfishness. Pesach is a time for us, as individuals, to re-dedicate ourselves to the ethics that make us who we are. If more of the Exodus were to be told in the Seder, we would recall how Moses surely reached the “peak” of his career when he received the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai and how disappointed he must have been when he descended and found his people worshipping a golden calf. I have al-ways suspected there is a reason for these two points to hap-pen so close together in both time and geography. It’s a les-son to remind us that it is easier to fall back on self-serving habits and tangible rewards than to accept a code of ethical behavior based on faith but promising no earthly compensa-tion. And like the people awaiting Moses’ return, every day we are offered the same two choices: the easy path of doing what we want regardless of its affect on others or the whole community, and the more difficult path of doing right for its own sake, regardless of our personal desires or gains.

(Continued on page 5)

Page 3

Rabbi Says : (Continued from page 1) May Yahrzeit Donations

Terry Goldwater ...In loving memory of Roy Dietz

Monica Pink ...In loving memory of Rose Mardirossian

Lois Jones ...In loving memory of Chuck Jones Freda & Herb Murez In loving memory of Sonja Murez Monica Pink ...In loving memory of Herbert Sommerfeld

Marjorie Jacobs ...In loving memory of Anna Osbaum

Barbara Moore In loving memory of Jim Moore

Ruthe Granat In loving memory of Rick Granat Marcia Jackman In loving memory of Alfred Jackman

Evelyn Jackman In loving memory of Alfred Jackman

Monica Pink In loving memory of Albert Sommerfeld, Laura D. Sommerfeld & Bea Milliman

Martin Bibicoff In loving memory of Ruth Bibicoff

Harriet Winnick In loving memory of Alex Krone

Susie Manners In loving memory of Beatrice Manners

Valerie & Tom Bernath In loving memory of Bernard Marcus

We gratefully acknowledge a donation from Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Murez

and a donation from

Mitch & Jackie Fogelman in honor of the birth of their nieces

Sara & Ria Fogelman

and our diligent observation of their conditions. We did not do that during the Vietnam War, but w e need to do that now . Even if w e don’t agree w ith our gov-ernment’s handling of wars and warfare, the soldier, sailor, airperson or marine w ho serves our country is obeying the law and carrying out his or her duty as he/she seems fit. As we know , emotional and spiri-tual death can be as complete and as devastating as physical death. We can do no less in our perform-ance of our religious duty to “choose life, not death” (Deuteronomy 30:19), than to serve our living veter-ans.

As Memorial Day approaches, let us promise to remember to do the follow ing for our veterans, living and dead: Visit the graves of our fallen heroes; re-cite the Kaddish or place a f lag there or just say, “Thank you for your sacrif ice”. And, when those ac-tions of the heart are done, telephone, text message or say to a living veteran, “Thank you for w hat you have done for our country” and when that is done, do a Tzadakah activity for veterans, whether it is creating hats for those w ith cancer or contributing to veterans’ support funds or just going and sitt ing w ith a service person and talking. Share w ith them w hy you love OUR country. It w ill make your t ime w ith them and their time w ith you MEMOR(ial)ABLE. L’zkor B’ahava, Rabbi Mark

Havurah 007 w ill be meeting at the temple the third Saturday of every month. This month their topic w ill be “Shavuot” Bernice Dacher is planning Simcha/L’Chaim’s meeting for this month. Havurah Shachar i s our brand new Havurah that was formed consisting primarily of religious school parents. They seem to have boundless energy that is w elcomed by all. Next meeting: 5/9/09 dur-ing R.S. at the temple.

Page 4

Mitzvah of bikkur holim We would like to know if you are ill, in the hospital (or being treated at home), not as an exercise in gossip, but as an opportunity for bikkur holim, to extend a helping hand or a word of encouragement to the sick person. Yet it is quite possible you are not yet ready to share the private fact of being sick with us. We are ready, whenever, you are ready. Bonnie Friedman and Lucy Rafaeli have been in the hospital. We wish them a speedy return to good health.

Remember the sick with cards, calls and visits.

Temple Beth Emet Community Needs

♦ Are you in need of employment? ♦ Are you in need of someone to employ? ♦ Do you need help with chores? ♦ Do you have housing needs, vehicle needs or

miscellaneous needs? This column was created to assist members in finding help with their needs. If you would like to place an announcement in this column, call the office and describe the need in 25 words or less, leave a suitable telephone number and your first name. We will post it in the next month’s Chai Times for two issues.

Happy MAY Anniversaries

Russell & Barbara Beck Karen & Bruce Cervi Debbie & Jack Fishel Lynda & Gary Frommer Allison Goodman & Daniel Brice Andrea & Brian McKinnon Nancy & Cliff Rayman Beverly & Mickey Teller

Please let us know if you are in need of a job or i f you are in need

of someone to employ. Call Temple office.

Employment wanted Eager college student looking for part-time/full-time employment.

Contact Temple office if you have employment needs.

Pursuant to the by-laws of Temple Beth Emet, notice is hereby given that the an-nual meeting of the membership of Temple Beth Emet will be held on Tuesday, June 9, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at the Temple. The purpose of this meeting is the election of the officers and directors for the term July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010, and such other and further business as may be presented.

Here at Temple Beth Emet things just keep getting better and better. On April 11th we held our Temple Beth Emet Community Seder and it was an eve-ning to remember. Rabbi Mark made the story of the Exodus come alive with his teachings, there was an all-around warm family-like atmosphere and a complete de-licious dinner was served. What an excep-tional, memorable evening it was for our community. A huge thank you to Barry Verdi and all who helped put this Seder on for us.

Happy 90th birthday Leon Blacher

Lois Jones thanks everyone for their visits, calls & cards while in the hospital.

Page 5

President’s Message (Continued from page 2)

As of last month’s meeting w e have taken names as listed for nominations. We look forward to

every sisterhood member in good standing to at-tend, place their vote and share their ideas.

NOMINATED SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR

2009-2010 The follow ing have been nominated for Sister-hood Officers of Temple Beth Emet for the term June 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010. For President: Lisa De Luca For Vice President: Leona Zollman For Secretary: Natalie Greenfield For Treasurer: Jodi Gross Election of Off icers w ill take place at the next membership meeting on May 3, 2009 at 10:00am at the Temple. Nominations w ill be taken from the f loor, but the nominee must consent to serve, ei-ther in person or by telephone.

I have become very aware of these ethical choices. Recently, someone informed me that one or some members of the congre-gation refuse to support our temple as long as a particular individual with whom they disagree is also a part of this community. As I understand it, our ethics call for us to treat each person fairly and to help our community whether or not we agree with everyone in it. Therefore, this individual or individuals is, in essence, like the child who threatens to hold her breath until she gets her way. It is much harder for some-one to look past differences in opinion and behave in an ethical way. To choose the self-centered path and allow personal prejudices to overshadow the good of the whole is a type of attitude I find not only blatantly selfish, but also divisive to the community. We must not forget that our people have survived through centuries of oppression by putting aside petty differ-ences for the sake of the community. As a leader, I will always try to make deci-sions based on what is ethical rather than be swayed by what is most popular. Pesach reminds us: we accepted the Ten Commandments (not the Ten Sugges-tions) and we define ourselves as a people who have chosen to live ethically! Shalom, Mark Greenfield, President, Temple Beth Emet

Memorial Day We set aside Memorial Day

Each and every year To honor those who gave their lives

Defending what we hold dear. In all the dark and deadly wars,

Their graves prove and remind us, Our brave Americans gave their all

To put danger far behind us. They made the ultimate sacrifice Fighting for the American way;

We admire them and respect them On every Memorial Day.

By Joanna Fuchs

Edward G. Robinson. Oscar-w inning tough guy actor. Born Emanuel Goldenberg on December 12, 1893 in Bucharest, Romania, Robinson came to the United States as a child. In July 1918, armed w ith a letter of introduction from George M. Cohan, Robinson enlisted in the U.S. Navy w ith the hope of w orking for naval intelligence. After seamanship training at Pelham Bay, Robinson spent his time in traditional military pur-suits like KP and “shovel details.” He turned dow n opportunities to join entertainment units because he w anted to make a signif icant contribution to the war effort. He still hoped for a transfer to naval in-telligence. Robinson's transfer to intelligence came through shortly before the war ended on November 11, 1918. With the w ar over, he hoped to be sw iftly demobilized but w as to be disappointed. Miserable with the boredom of the peacetime navy, Robinson accepted invitations to entertain troops at camps and hospitals. It w as his experiences in the burn and casualty w ards that gave Robinson his real introduction to w ar. “What I saw made me hate w ar with every f iber of my being,” he recalled. He w as discharged from the navy in 1919.

Page 6

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

26

27 28

29

3

10:00 AM Sisterhood meeting

and election of officers

4 5

6 6:15 PM Cribbage Club

10

11

12

13

6:15 PM Cribbage Club

17

18

19

20 6:15 PM Cribbage Club

24

9:30 AM Men’s Club Meeting

and breakfast

25

Memorial Day

26

27 6:15 PM Cribbage Club

2009 May 5769

31

1

2

3

6:15 PM Cribbage Club

Page 7

2009 May 5769

Thurs Friday Saturday

30 1 7:30 PM Shabbat Services

2 9:00 AM Religious School

7

8 7:30 PM Shabbat Services

9 9:00 AM Religious School

14 15 7:30 PM Shabbat Services

Jr. Choir Performing Shabbat Sha’Broadway

5th grade doing Torah portion 5th grade hosting Oneg Shabbat

16 9:00 AM Religious School

Armed Forces Day

21

22 7:30PM Shabbat Services

23 No Religious School

28

Erev Shavuot

29 7:30PM Shabbat Service

Shavuot

Gilmore Family hosting Oneg Shabbat

30 9:00 AM Religious School

1:30pm

Carly Gilmore Bat Mitzvah

4

5 7:30 PM Shabbat Services

6 9:00 AM Last day of Religious

School

Page 8

May Yahrzeits

NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE

May 1 at Temple

Ruth Friedman Sylvia Schuster May 1

Milton Eliasoff Susan Fields May 1

Ernest Abdo Vicki Margolin May 2

Sidney Zober Maurine Zober Gold May 3

May 8 at Temple

Maier M. Levin Mark Fisher May 3

Harold Beck Russell Beck May 3

Stanley Katzman Charlotte Nemet May 3

Rita Hoffman Shirley Carb May 4

Rita Hoffman Todd Carb May 4

Dora Silverstein Manuel Silverstein May 4

Morris Silber Linda & Jack Kranz May 5

Henrietta Bienstock Barbara Beck May 5

Ruth S. Germain Doris Jones May 5

Beatrice Manners Susie Manners May 5 Shawn Sloves Myra Sloves May 5

Louis Altman Rabbi Mark Sobel May 6

Harry Goldberg David Frank May 6

Minnie Rytkovsky Martin Bibicoff May 7

May 15 at Temple

Anna Nudell Leah Nudell May 10

Philip Mosk Sherry Daven May 12

Maurice Kadish Elizabeth Rosen May 12

Pesha B. Lubenstein Milton Luben May 13

Harry Amira Sarah Amira May 13

Victor Bernath Tom Bernath May 13

Tracy Burch Laurel Fisher May 14

Jack Weiser Helene Weiser May 14

Jack Weiser Barrett Weiser May 14

Minnie Levine Harriett Schwab May 15

Max Abrahams Phyllis Mehlman May 15

Reva Dudnick Alyce Greenfield May 15

Madlynne Wasserman Roger Wasserman May 16

David Hirsch Jay Hirsch May 16

Dr. Arthur Kleinberg Carole Eisinger May 16

Diane Schiff Katz Larry Katz May 16

Alex Krone Harriet Winnick May 1

NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE

May 22 at Temple

Erwin Tanzer Helen Lott May 19

George David McCune Sara McCune May 19

Philip Handler Adell Handler May 19

Helen Pappert Marilyn Pappert May 20

Ida Garber Lee Schomberg May 21

Joseph Snider Gertrude Most May 21

Abe Kranitz Ian Kranitz May 21

Craig Banner Mitzi Rattner May 22

Irving Coler Joel Coler May 23

Betty Deutch Ruthe Granat May 23

Sidney R. Sugerman Manuel Silverstein May 23

May 29 at Temple

Belle Burns Frank Burns May 25

Harold Jones Doris Jones May 25

Adele Abdo Vicki Margolin May 26

Anna Beck Russell Beck May 26

Ilona Frommer Elisa Gallay May 26

Sarah Balas Helene Weiser May 26

Molly Burgh Sheldon Burgh May 27

Molly Burgh Edward Burgh May 27

Marc Goldwater Helen Goldwater May 27

Marc Goldwater Terry Goldwater May 27

Julian Frank David Frank May 27

Barnet Lubenstein Milton Luben May 28

Irene J. Kleinberg Carole Eisinger May 28

Eleanor Nemzer Marlin Marvin Nemzer May 28

Eleanor Nemzer Marlin Dorothy Matzkin May 30

Lillian Bernath Tom Bernath May 30

Blanche Ringel Mark Ringel May 30

Irving Stern Ellyn Epcar May 30

Betty Kapson Pat Bigley May 30

Betty Kapson Henry Kapson May 30

Louis Zweier Jean Zweier May 30

June 5 at Temple

Lyall W. Bowen Barbara Klivans May 31

Yolanda Klein Russell Beck May 18

Page 9

NOMINATED SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR 2009-2010

The follow ing have been nominated for Off icers and Directors of Temple Beth Emet for the term July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010.

COME & VOTE!!!

For President Mark Greenfield

For Executive Vice-President: Ira Goldstein

For Vice Presidents: (5 elected)

Yvonne Beltzer, Ruth Glick, Natalie Greenfield, Neil Margolin, Vicki Margolin, Andrea McKinnon*

For Recording Secretary :

Shirley Abramson For Corresponding Secretary

Naomi Aronoff For Treasurer:

Beth Rosen#

For Directors: (10 elected) John Eisinger, Jerry Engelberg, Jodi Gross, Lucy

Rafaeli, Roni Rozankova, Barry Verdi, Craig Weisman, Rosa Zavallos#, Margaret Goldfarb#

* existing board member in new position # new nominee Election of Off icers and Directors w ill take place at the annual membership meeting—June 9 at 7:30 pm at the Temple. Nominations w ill be taken from the f loor, but the nominee must con-sent to serve, either in person or by telephone.

Italian Jews Aid World War II Saviors Hit By Quake

More than 64 years after villagers provided shel-ter to Italian Jews fleeing from the Nazis, a group of those who evaded capture rushed to repay that sacrifice in rural communities hard-hit by an earthquake. A delegation of around 20 elderly Jews and their descendants – as well as community leaders – made their way to makeshift camps in the area around the mountain city of L’Aquila on Monday, peering into tents in a bid to find their saviors. “I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for these people,” said Alberto Di Consiglio, whose parents were sheltered in the small hamlets of Fossa and Casentino during the war. “We have to help them.” More than 100 tent cities have been built around L’Aquila and the 26 towns and villages affected by the 6.3 magnitude quake, which struck cen-tral Italy on April 6. BY ARIEL DAVID, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

April 13, 2009

He also served Bugs Bunny. Oscar-winning rab-bit. Born at Warner Brothers studio in Burbank, California, Bugs made his f irst appearance in the cartoon A Wild Hare in July 1940. Like most ma-jor stars, he did his bit for war bonds, starring in Any Bonds Today?, made in a record three weeks and released on December 15, a week after Pearl Harbor. It w as during WWII that Bugs Bunny cartoons passed Disney in popularity for the f irst time, as GI’s could identify w ith the rabbit with a Brooklyn accent. Bugs adorned bombers and PT boats, served as a mascot for the 385th Air Service Squadron and the 5th Parachute Battalion as well as the hospital ship USS Comfort. He w as given an off i-cial service record in the U.S. Marine Corps.

“ From the misery of Egypt to a country flowing with milk and honey.”

Here is a dairy dish perfect for Shavuot Blintz Soufflé

• 1/4 cup butter, melted • 12 frozen cheese blintzes • 1 1/2 cup sour cream • 6 eggs • 1/3 cup sugar • 2 tsp. Vanilla.. • Cinnamon • 1/4 cup orange juice or 2 tabl. orange juice con-

centrate Preheat oven to 350°. Melt butter in a 9X13 inch pan. Line blintzes in one layer in the pan. In a bow l, beat eggs. Add sour cream, sugar, vanilla and orange juice. Pour egg mixture over the blintzes. Sprinkle lightly w ith cinnamon. Bake, un-covered, for 45 minutes or until golden brow n on top.

Page 10

John. S. Manocchia Auctioneer/Realtor

Mobile (818) 266-1372 Tel-Fax (818) 848-8436

1741 North Rose Street

Burbank, CA 91505

Special discounts and financing

for members of Temple Beth Emet

Paul Goldstein, Director of Sales 6001 Centinela Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90045 (800) 576-1994 ▪ (310) 641-0707 ▪ FD 1358

www.hillsidememorial.org

Temple Beth Emet 600 N. Buena Vista St Burbank CA 91505 (818)843-4787 “the temple with a heart” An Independent Reform Congregation

Fran Bernstein

Kiddush Planner

We Welcome You To Our Friday Services – 7:30 PM

2550 N. Hollywood Way, Suite 201

Ralph's grocery store has changed their community contribution/Ralph's Reward program. Even if you have signed up for rewards in the past, you must to do it again. You may do so in store or go to this link: https://customer.ralphs.com/ManageCommunityRewardsStep1.aspx and you w ill be directed through the sign in process, it is very easy! We are listed as Bur-bank Temple Beth Emet. Every time you shop and use your rewards card, the temple w ith get a per-centage of the total. No easier fundraising than this!!

HEADLINES SALON

Michael Martone Owner/Stylist

2819 W. Magnolia Blvd.

Burbank, California 91506

818-841-9881

Ask for Mike or Jeanette

We are alw ays looking for interesting and new content for our temple w ebsite! Please check out the site and e-mail Alana Beltzer w ith your content ideas!

www.templebethemet.com. tbe.editor@gmail.com

Learn how your child might be eligible to receive a Jewish camp scholarship by going to www.onehappycamper.org or by calling (323) 761-8320.

Page 11

PLAN AHEAD. IT’S A GIFT OF LOVE. Rebecca O’Brien,

Advanced Planning Representative 800-600-0076 ext 337

robrien@mountsinaiparks.org

Memorial Parks and Mortuaries

Hollywood Hills FD1010 Simi Valley FD1745 5950 Forest Lawn Drive 6150 Mount Sinai Drive Los Angeles Simi Valley

Dedicated to the entire Jewish community

as a service of Sinai Temple of Los Angeles

Burbank Supply Co. General Merchandise

“You Want It, We Can Get It” 3407 Wyoming Ave.

Burbank, CA

Mark Greenfield Cell (818) 749-2839 Phone (818) 954-8861 Fax (818) 954-8861

Raise Funds for the Temple and Help the Env ironment

at the Same Time!

CELL PHONES: Simply collect cell phones from your parents, friends, neighbors, & from businesse s in your community.

ALUMINUM CANS: Don’t throw that empty soda can away. Collect aluminum cans from your friends, family and neighbors and bring them to the Temple so they can be redeemed for cash. (Please rinse out)

TONER, INK JET CARTRIDGES & USED BATTERIES : Bring them in and we will recycle them for you.

B G S T Y A Y U F Q H L S Q D

U F N R D L O O R I M Z P D X

F F W I I W R V B E N K E Z O

L V L M R E J U Z U P X C Y M

L R A O V A V I P Q I R I R H

P F F E W B C H J I M B A O A

P E R Y T E X W T N G O L Z C

S M Z S S G R S D U H H M A F

R E H T O M A S K F E D L M U

Q K M L U F A M A M A W O Y Y

Z O O V K C H I L D R E N A Y

B V R A L G U W F K T L Y M C

E M E Q F K I S S E S F V C Z

V R O K F J T R T D O H Z Q X

B A X M U V C B C T B I Y G N

BREAKFAST, CA RING, CHILDREN, FA MILY, FLOWERS, FOREV ER, HEA RT, KISSES, LOVE, MA MA, MAY, MOM, MOMMY, MOTHER, SPECIAL, UNIQUE

Mothers’ Day Word Search

Page 12

TEMPLE BETH EMET OF BURBANK

Mark H. Sobel, Rabbi Mark Greenfield, President

THE TEMPLE WITH A HEART!

Chai Times Temple Beth Emet of Burbank 600 North Buena Vista Street Burbank, California 91505

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

DATED MATERIAL

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid

North Hollywood, CA Permit No. 884