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II 1 r>-ir.;:1· 11 r>\) u Congregation B'nal Jehoshua Beth Elohim eti"n 901 Milwaukee Avenue • Glenview, IL 60025 • (708) 729-7575 June 26, 1992 25 Sivan, 5752 Vol. 27 ; No. 10 Rabbi Reacts After waiting months for warm weather, the baseball season, and the tending of the garden, summertime is finally here . Even if you no longer are in school or have kids in school, you know that there is something different about the summer. Summertime is catch up time . This is the time we allot for fixing the broken patio door and taking the out of town trip to be with family . This is the time for catching up on lost sleep and finally going to the Arboretum. Consider these two suggestions for catch up which can pro- vide benefits long Into the winter. Each Is Jewlshly reinforcing as well. 1. Read a book with Jewish content. A recent segment on National Public Radio pronounced that the average Amerclan readers read less than one chapter of a book in 1991. Let's continue to distinguish ourselves as the people of the book. Find one book that can challenge you and expand your Jewish horizons. Explore In the Temple library or ask Elaine Herz (our Librarian) , your rabbis or educator for a suggestion. 2. Register to vote. America provides us with an environ- ment that has been rare in our history; one where each citizen has an equal say In the election of those who will govern . Let's continue to distinguish ourselves as we have in the past by pro- tecting and exercising that right. Register to vote this summer, at your own Village or Township Hall or at the Temple. Yes, voter registration will take place at the Temple after services on August 7 and September 11 . Give yourself the option of voting In November. Make your convictions heard -- as a concerned American Jew! My sincere wishes for a relaxing and productive summer! David B. Fine New Members A warm welcome to the following who have recently joined our congregational family: Bertha Hoffman Marilyn and Alvin Levine Susan and Stephen Luxenberg Rebecca and David Ripes Jennifer and Gary Rothschild Lotte Stern Linda and Marvin Whitman WE THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR CAPITAL GIFTS PROGRAM: MEMORIAL PLAQUES: Mary and Michael Patoff Jean Schwartz Helen and Herbert Vesecky T'filot ..... Services Friday, July 3 Shabbat Worship Friday, July 10 Shabbat Worship Friday, July 17 7:15 pm Outdoor Shabbat Worship at the Grove. See this bulletin for directions. 8:30pm 8:30pm Friday, July 24 8:30 pm Shabbat Worship Friday, July 31 8:30pm Shabbat Worship Friday, August 7 8:30pm Shabbat Worship Friday, August 14 8:30pm Shabbat Worship Friday, August 21 8:30pm Shabbat Worship Friday, August 28 8:30pm Shabbat Worship Saturday, August 29 10:45am B'nai Mitzvah: Adam Paul Smolak, son of Susan and Walter Smolak Leah Goeppinger, daughter of Laura and Alan Goeppinger Outdoor Service at the Grove Friday, July 17th Our Shabbat worship on Friday evening, July 17th will be on the lawn of the Kennicott House at the Glenview Grove, north of Temple on Milwaukee Avenue and south of the viaduct. Services will begin at 7:15 promptly. We encourage you to bring lawn chairs for seating. There are a limited number of chairs available to us at the Grove . We've used this lovely location for the past four sum- mers, and have found it gives us just the right at- mosphere. Please plan to join us. TO: All our Long-standing members FROM: Your Membership Committee There's no more A-K and L-Z; you don't have to wait ' till the High Holydays. Remember all your old friends you saw at the May 8th reunion? Give them a call and come to at least one Friday night service. Who knows how many people you'll recognize! You might even come to two services. Who knows!!

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eti"n 901 Milwaukee Avenue • Glenview, IL 60025 • (708) 729-7575

June 26, 1992 25 Sivan, 5752 Vol. 27 ; No. 10

Rabbi Reacts After waiting months for warm weather, the baseball season,

and the tending of the garden, summertime is finally here . Even if you no longer are in school or have kids in school, you know that there is something different about the summer. Summertime is catch up time . This is the time we allot for fixing the broken patio door and taking the out of town trip to be with family . This is the time for catching up on lost sleep and finally going to the Arboretum.

Consider these two suggestions for catch up which can pro­vide benefits long Into the winter. Each Is Jewlshly reinforcing as well.

1. Read a book with Jewish content. A recent segment on National Public Radio pronounced that the average Amerclan readers read less than one chapter of a book in 1991. Let's continue to distinguish ourselves as the people of the book. Find one book that can challenge you and expand your Jewish horizons. Explore In the Temple library or ask Elaine Herz (our Librarian) , your rabbis or educator for a suggestion .

2. Register to vote . America provides us with an environ­ment that has been rare in our history ; one where each citizen has an equal say In the election of those who will govern . Let's continue to distinguish ourselves as we have in the past by pro­tecting and exercising that right. Register to vote this summer, at your own Village or Township Hall or at the Temple . Yes, voter registration will take place at the Temple after services on August 7 and September 11 . Give yourself the option of voting In November. Make your convictions heard -- as a concerned American Jew!

My sincere wishes for a relaxing and productive summer! David B. Fine

New Members A warm welcome to the following who have recently

joined our congregational family : Bertha Hoffman

Marilyn and Alvin Levine Susan and Stephen Luxenberg

Rebecca and David Ripes Jennifer and Gary Rothschild

Lotte Stern Linda and Marvin Whitman

WE THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION

TO OUR CAPITAL GIFTS PROGRAM: MEMORIAL PLAQUES:

Mary and Michael Patoff Jean Schwartz

Helen and Herbert Vesecky

T'filot ..... Services Friday, July 3

Shabbat Worship Friday, July 10

Shabbat Worship Friday, July 17

7:15 pm Outdoor Shabbat Worship at the Grove . See this bulletin for directions.

8:30pm

8:30pm

Friday, July 24 8:30 pm Shabbat Worship

Friday, July 31 8:30pm Shabbat Worship

Friday, August 7 8:30pm Shabbat Worship

Friday, August 14 8:30pm Shabbat Worship

Friday, August 21 8:30pm Shabbat Worship

Friday, August 28 8:30pm Shabbat Worship

Saturday, August 29 10:45am B'nai Mitzvah:

Adam Paul Smolak, son of Susan and Walter Smolak Leah Goeppinger, daughter of Laura and Alan Goeppinger

Outdoor Service at the Grove Friday, July 17th

Our Shabbat worship on Friday evening, July 17th will be on the lawn of the Kennicott House at the Glenview Grove, north of Temple on Milwaukee Avenue and south of the viaduct.

Services will begin at 7:15 promptly. We encourage you to bring lawn chairs for seating.

There are a limited number of chairs available to us at the Grove .

We've used this lovely location for the past four sum­mers, and have found it gives us just the right at­mosphere. Please plan to join us.

TO: All our Long-standing members FROM: Your Membership Committee There's no more A-K and L-Z; you don't have to wait 'till the High Holydays. Remember all your old friends you saw at the May 8th reunion? Give them a call and come to at least one Friday night service. Who knows how many people you'll recognize! You might even come to two services. Who knows!!

President's Corner Shi-ur and D'var Torah: These are two concepts with which

most of us are unfamiliar. As an ex-officio member of the Education Committee I have

received great inner joy listening to our Tempie Educator, Joy Wasserman , doing a Shi-ur, a lesson. Part of each meeting Is devoted to enrichment. Spending a few moments listening to Joy has been a real treat.

D'var Torah, or Word of Torah, functions in a similar way. The Temple Board members are privileged each month to hear one of our Rabbis or our Educator for a few moments on a topical subject.

While there are no "perks" (as currently defined in our socie­ty) in being on the Board or Education Committee, the best "perk" of all is that of personal enlightenment and self-growth .

JEROME D. MALLER

Jerry is completing his first year on the Board . As Assistant Treasurer, he has found It very gratifying to be able to help financially-troubled members stay within the Temple family. He and his wife Ruthie (a member of Sisterhood's Board) , have been BJBE members for five years.

Milt Salzer

Jerry is a CPA, having been a partner in the international ac­counting firm of J .K. Lasser & Company and Touche Ross & Co . Five years ago, he formed the firm of Maller, Edidln & Company, P.C. with fellow congregant Ansel Edidin . Jerry's areas of expertise include accounting, auditing and business consulting for privately owned companies.

Before becoming a workaholic, Jerry was President of his homeowners association, a Little League manager, a Cub­master and involved in many civic and political activities.

Ruthie and Jerry have three children: Bob, an accountant; Susan, a psychologist, PhD candidate, and sign-language in­terpreter , and David , a professional musician, who recently received a BA in music education.

VICTORIA MACKAY

Vicky grew up in Deerfield in the house her grandfather built when he came to America. She currently resides in Chicago.

She attended Lutheran General Hospital School of Nursing to become a RN in 1974, but switch­ed her career to Business and join­ed Penncorp Financial, Inc . in

~ ... ~~.,,,,,,. rJl. 'J 1978 where Vicky currently holds the title of Regional Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Meeting Planner.

Vicky joined BJBE in 1983 and initially became Involved in Sisterhood, joining their Borad. While currently a Sisterhood member, she is also Temple Treasurer and has sat on the Tem­ple Board of Trustees for over five years.

Other volunteer responsiblitles include the Regional Outreach Committee of The UAHC as well as being re-elected to the UAHC Board of Trustees. Vicky will be joining the BJBE Staff of Religious School teachers this fall .

In her spare time, she enjoys running races and rollerbladlng, attending Cubs and Bulls games, playing Ninten­do with her family and watching heavyweight boxing with her five brothers and one sister. -2··.

JIM S. OSTACH

Our Capital Gifts Vice President joined BJBE in 1972. After a six year absence from the Board of Directors, he rejoined in 1991 with the specific goal of creating BJBE's first Endowment Fund. Previously Jim served on the Board for seven years, including two years as Membership VP, when the policy was enacted to

open the membership and eliminate the waiting list. He also conducted the demographic studies of the congregatlcn in the early 80's and again in 1990.

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jim has lived in Northbrook since 1968. He and his wife Gail have three children: Terri, Director of Education at Temple Adat Shalom, San Diego; Scott, a computer consultant In Chicago and Len­ny, who is completing his sophomore year at the University of Illinois.

Jim received his BS in Economics from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania and his MBA from Northwestern University . His career began in the Trust Department of the First National Bank of Chicago in 1965. Since 1972 he has been with Cowen & Company, where he currently is a Special Limited Partner and Head of Midwestern Institutional Sales.

SHEILA SCHULMAN

Sheila, our Continuing Education Vice President, has been a member of BJBE since 1974. She and her husband Fred has two grown children, Brian and Laurie . All of them are active in the Temple .

Aside from her work on the Temple Board, Sheila has been active in Sisterhood for many years where she held several positions, the last being Im­mediate Past President. Sheila is also an active member of our Choir and she currently sits on the Midwest Federation of T em­pie Sisterhoods Board as its budget chairman .

In between all of her volunteer work, Sheila teaches English as a second language at Oakton Community College.

DARLEEN SALOMON

Darleen is currently our Special Activities Vice President. She and her husband Marty have been members of BJBE for 13 years. During that time, Darleen has been a Trustee, Continuing Education Vice President, and has held several positions on the Sisterhood Board. She taught

Hebrew School for several years and will begin her second year as Special Activities Vice President.

BJBE is a very significant part of their family life and both of their children were educated here. Justin, 22 Is a recent graduate of the University of Illinois and Jodi, 19 is a junior at Indiana University . Five years ago Darleen returned to her pro­fessional career as an Orthoptist and works with individuals who have muscle imbalances of the eyes.

In Our Family OUR THANKS: .. . for co-sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat and for their gift of Bima flowers In honor of the B'nal Mitzvah of their children:

Tanya and Richard Fried, Joan and Lee Sacks, Eileen and Marc Jacobs. ... for co-sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat:

Bernice and Sonny Waitsman, in honor of Rae Baskin's 90th birthday.

Sharon and Alan Moltz, In honor of the naming of their daughter, Lindsey Jill.

Harold Brown, In honor of the naming of his granddaughter, Brittany Anne Brown.

Linda and Charles Dresner, in honor of the naming of their grandson, Joseph Aaron Shulman.

Hanna and David Prosser, in honor of the naming of their daughter, Emily Gayle.

Marie Joy_ and Howard Robin, In honor of the naming of their son, Aaron Daniel.

Sharon and David Silver and Gail and Ernie Cohen, in honor of the marriage of their children Elaine Cohen and Steven Silver.

The parents of the May birthday children. MAZELTOV: .. . on the birth of:

Morgan Elizabeth Bierman, granddaughter of Harriet and Sy Bierman.

Jenna Cohen, granddaughter of Jo'an and Bill Haase . Samantha Leigh Bresler, granddaughter of Joyce and Al

Rothschild . ... on the marriage of:

Gary Rothschild, son of Joyce and Al, to Jennifer. Karen Skebelsky, daughter of Molly to Gregory Fechik.

. .. on the engagement of: Andrea Krolick, daughter of Roberta and Marshall to Scott

Ulick. Scott Sontag, son of Judy and Donald to Jamie Lewis. Loree Gaffen, daughter of Bonny and Harvey to Robert

Wasserman Michelle Goldfine, daughter of Barbara and Irwin to John

Brooks. A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO:

Donald Manoff, Stuart Silver (son of Sharon and David), Henrlet Nathan, Sertla Levin, Sidney Sonln, Walter Byrne!. CONDOLENCES ON THE DEATH OF LOVED ONES:

Norman Hoffman, our member, husband of Bertha. Bonnie Carren, our member, wife of Howard, mother of

Andrea and Carrie. Ben Mostow, father of Evie Levy. Raymond Weitzel, father of Martin Weitzel. Irving Lichtenstein, father of Toni Bogolub. Elaine Rosen, mother of Stuart Rosen . Sidney Silbar, father of Mert Sllbar. Fred Dru, brother of Vivian Blumberg.

We Record with Sorrow the deaths of

Bonnie Garren Norman Hoffman

"May their memories be a blessing"

Next Bulletin Deadline AUGUST 1st

Social Action June/ July's Tzedakah recipient is Shalva, the organization

providing services for abused Jewish women and children . They have a 24-hour hotline, safe homes and kosher food, counseling, medical, dental , legal and financial help, transpor­tation , child care, and job assistance. SHALVA reclaims lives In the face of Impending disaster. Your generous Shabbat donations are appreciated .

Tzedakah options were presented by the Social Action Com­mittee at the Annual Meeting and selected by ballot. If you did not attend the meeting you will receive , by mail, the options, a ballot and a request for a "one-time" contribution to the fund to be divided during the year equally among the 11 recipients. Next year's recipients will be published In the next bulletin.

The May "Feed the Homeless" Team brought lunches to the Olive Branch shelters on Madison , Sousa Shelter on Aberdeen and the Chicago Industrial League on Green Street. Tempie Chai delivered to Father Vincent's Outreach Shelter at Madison and Western . Northbrook Sunset Foods, Pepperidge Farms and Deerfield Bakery (they even sliced loaves for us) donated bread . Jerry's Fruit donated lettuce and corn . McDonalds (Plaza del _Prado) donated a jug of orange drink and 6 boxes of Brown's Chicken/from Sandy Silver.Thank you all! Call Pat Frazln (945-6620), Sybil Stern (272-4.171) , Shari Baer (634-4667) or me (498-5767) to pick up any large dona­tions of food .

FEED THE HOMELESS - JUNE 28th and JULY 26th The team will accept donations between

9:00 and 10:00 am - North Door

Clothing donated by congregants has been delivered to the Shifra and Puah, the ARK shelter, and Lincoln Peters of "Operation Helping Hand", picked up clothes to distribute directly to street people. The ARK shelter, which houses 23 homeless Jews, could really use a refrigerator in working order and small working black and white TVs. Call Bella (3121761-3585) .

The 10th annual ecumenical Glenview/ Northbrook CROP Hunger Walk is October 18th . At the recruitment rallies , September 10 and 12, materials needed to sign up walkers and sponsors will be distributed . Temple and church youth groups will be encouraged to collect canned food to be given to the Northfield Township pantry . 25% of the monies collected will be donated to Northfield Township to assist in aiding the 60 area families seeking support.

Merle Terry (498-5767) Chairperson

Birthday Blea•lng• The following youngsters who celebrate their birthdays in Ju­

ly were called to the pulpit for a blessing and gift at Family Ser­vices, June 12th.

Alann Appell , Melissa Bierman, Molly Bloom, Isaac Brubaker, Daniel Dorfman, Brian Fonorow, Kristen Green , Alison Greene, Goldie Jacobs, Lynsey Jaffee, Melinda Joseph , Zachary Krantz, Olga Krasner, Emily Kulick, Matthew Leavitt, Jeffrey Levy, Melissa Lipshutz, Zachary Loew, Jonathan Marron, Benjamin Moss, Hannah Moyer, Alex Newman, Andrew Nudelman , Stacey Seidler, Anthony Shoemaker, Rebecca Stern, Daniel Swislow, Scott Torch.

Do You Live In Niles or Des Plaines? As you know, effective July 1st, the NILES zip code will be

60714. If you are now living In an area of DES PLAINES that will become Niles, please contact the Temple office .

Your Membership Committee Needs Your Help In Contacting Potential Members

Do You Know:

a new family in your neighborhood?

someone at work who has recently been transferred to this area?

_ _ friends who are unaffiliated who should be approached in just the right way?

__ singles I single parents who have asked questions about "your temple"?

__ families whose children are approaching Nursery or Sunday School age?

__ people who have expressed interest in Jewish adult education?

__ seniors who have moved nearby?

Let us hear from you so we can make our BJBE-friendly call and let unaffiliated Jewish people know we would welcome them as 1part of our congregation ... and invite them to an Open House on Thursday, July 23 or Wednesday, August 12 - 7:30-9:00 pm.

DETACH HERE -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Please return to BJBE - Sonni Helmer, Membership Vice President

Prospective Member __________________________________________ _

Address _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-

Phone Your name. __________________ _

May we mention your name when we contact this propective member? D Yes D No

MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger The recent events in Los Angeles have saddened all of us,

and as Jews, we feel a responsibility to help the less fortunate , including those who have lost their homes and jobs as a result of the riots . One way which the Board of Directors has chosen to respond to this need is by encouraging contributions to Mazon .

Mazon is an organization which BJBE has supported for several years. This organization offers American Jews a means through which we may add a rich dimension of community ser­vice to our private celebrations. Through Mazon , we voluntari­ly add 3 % to the cost of our celebrations -- a Bar or Bat Mltz­vah , a wedding, a birthday or anniversary -- as an offering to help defeat the scourage of hunger here at home and around the world.

Mazon is one of American Jewry's principal means for par­ticipating in the twin effort to feed the hungry and put an end to the causes of hunger. In cities across the country, thousands of Jews have become part of the Mazon effort by sharing part of the cost of their simchas. BJBE hopes that you, too , will make a donation to Mazon as part of a life cycle celebration, or simply because of your desire to help make life more meaningful for a less fortunate family.

You may make a donation by sending your check to the Temple office or directly to Mazon: 2288 Westwood Blvd., #200, Los Angeles, CA 90064.

The young people of our Religious School have already made a statement by pledging over $1,000 to Mazon for the people of Los Angeles. Won't you please consider Mazon? It will make an important difference to the less fortunate.

The MAZON Committee gratefully acknowledges donations from the following:

Mindy and Ray Cohen Audrey and Phil Pink

Nancy and Allan Resnick Joan and Lee Sacks

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Sisterhood As we reflect upon the last few months, Sisterhood has had

so many successful projects . The Interfaith Dinner on April 1st with Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church included a wonderful program and was warm, friendly and educational. Thanks to Adrianne Daskal, our Interfaith Chairwoman who organized this special evening.

Sandy Sklar, Youth Group Liaison and T er! Argentar, chair­woman of the Temple Youth Committee were responsible for the great Passover Goody Packages sent to our college kids.

Ellen Katz and Kathy Bierman, Resale chairwomen and all of our many volunteers worked on another successful Rummage Sale.

On June 5th, Sisterhood Shabbat was held. The new Sisterhood Board was Installed and all of the volunteers from this past year were honored.

Circle of Service Dinner on Wednesday, July 8 honoring Val Rabin is quickly approaching. Volunteers to help in all phases of the program and dinner are still needed. Please call Darleen Salomon (498-4443).

We need help in social action , cultural issues, interest groups and planning the programs and activities for next year. Please get involved and share your ideas and time. Contact Marilyn Ernstein, Program Vice President (945-4160) or Helen Melnick, Program Coordinator (498-1816) .

Judaica Gift Shop hours for the summer are Friday night after Services and by appointment, please call Sharon Sabin (291-9123).

L'Dor Vador Cards which support our Scholarship Fund may be purchased by calling Joan Sacks (272-3425) or Ann Sanders (291-1658). For Happy Day and Memorial Cards please call Suzanne Shore (559-0325) or Harriet Schlossberg (312/465-3339).

Rosa Beegun 498-2644

We gratefully acknowledge contributions to the following funds:

JACK AND ANNA SKOLNIK MEMORIAL EDUCATION FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Larry Melnick - Marilyn D. Glazer Harriet Pollack - Marilyn D. Glazer Shula Gershon's father - Phyllis Steiner, A and B. Shift Hebrew Classes, Arlene Morgan Sam Fortess - Joan and Bob Goldberg Morris Ableman - J oan and Bob Goldberg Dr. Seymour Goldberg - Joan and Bob Goldberg Louise Winslow - Judy and Bob Goldstein and family Dr. and Mrs . Morris Tiersky's son - Mrs . Joseph Salzer Philllp Schechter - Sylvia and Fred Schechter Nathan Weissman - Marshall and Paulette Gardner Dr. Robert Huxley's father - Leo Weller, Terry and Bob, Jason and Jamie Lubar Bonnie Carren - Fran and Harry Ruffalo, Bob, Ilene , Becki and Jason Lewis, Charlyn

Raymond Weitzel - Janet and Stan Swig Ben Mostow - Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Martin Winston - Ray Lyon

and Barry Slade, Carol and Richard Rosen

Barbara Rose - Joan, Bob and Michael Goldberg IN HONOR OF:

Mrs. Peter Washer's Bat Mitzvah - Mildred Leboe Nancy Mark's Confirmation - Ronald and Cybil Jaffe, Helene Aarons Jodi Lippman and Bobby Grant's marriage - Lynn and Mo Egert Steve Feldstein's college graduation - Shelly, Sorrel, Jeff and Todd Fagel Lori Slade's Bat Mitzvah - David Shefte! and Marji Getz and family Rae Basktn's 90th birthday - Bob and Joan Goldberg , Mr . and Mrs . Nathan Winter Thanks to my many friends who sent good wishes on my 90th birthday - Rae Baskin Moe Gutman's 90th birthday - Eddie and Jerry Jacobson J udd Benjamin Resnick's Bar Mttzvah - William E. Touloumis. Burt, Sandy, Brad, Wen­

dy and Betsy Zucker Mark Kreb's college graduation - The Dickmans, Paul and Linda Willis, Jackie and Gary

Cohen Dan Argentar's college graduation - The Dickmans Arlene Edelberg's engagement to Howard - Arion and Phil Avner Harriet and Sy Bierman's new granddaughter - Roselle and Paul Cramer The Steven Strasberg's daughter's marriage - Charlene and Michael Kleiman Lauren Kowers' Dental School graduation - Alex and Bella Prager Jodi and Steven Glass' college graduations - The Pragers The Bill Haases' new granddaughter, Jenna - Janet and Stan Swig Andrea Krolick and Scott Ulick's engagement - Norrn and Sharon Poteshman Lisa Michelson's marriage - Sue and Dick Greenwald Melissa Forman's graduation - Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Andi Goldberg's graduation - Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Amy Cohen's college graduation - Sandy and Ken Krebs Alyssa Dtckman's college graduation with Honors - Sandy and Ken Krebs Eileen Avner's college graduation with Honors - Arion and Phil Avner Michael Simmon's Bar Mitzvah - Marv and Sue Dickman Rob Jericho's Confirmation - Lil Polak Rachel Sobel's marriage - Betty M. Barnett

TOMMY SCHWARZKOPF LIBRARY FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Robert Levy - Della Levy Gold and Charles Gold Gertrude Kasowitz - Thelma and James Levine Fritz! Goodman - Philip and Adrian Gardner The Arnold Heyman's aunt - Shirley and Bob Root Jack Richter - Barbara and Ron Marcus Shirley Rustin's mother - Bea and Norm Getz Bonnie Carren - Faith , Miles, Beth and Brian Avner Robert Levy - Della Levy Gold and Charles Gold Daniel Isaac Spiwak - Faith, Miles, Beth and Brian Avner Rosemary Taussig - Raymond Schwarzkopf

IN HONOR OF: Mark Kreb's graduation - Norm and Bea Getz Terry Grant's speedy recovery - Jay and Cari Olshein David Mailer's college graduation - Paul and Linda Willis Craig and Sharon Sabin's good friendship - James and Thelma Levine Gary Rothschild's marriage - Sandy and Les Hoffman Sara Sabin's Confirmation - Judy and Donald Sontag Jason Lewis' Confirmation - Judy and Donald Sontag Mrs. Al Rubin's special birthday - Lil Polak

PRAYERBOOK FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Bonnie Carren - Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sobel and Lisa Opper IN HONOR OF:

Moe Gutman's 90th birthday - Donna and Chuck Schwartz and family Ron Jeicho's special birthday - Irene Schweizer

ESTELLE LAMBERT BUILDING DEVELOPMENT FUND IN MEMORY OF:

The Michael Cristantl's father - Judy and Al Lambert John Riordan - Dr. Neil S. Wilner and Staff Sidney Silbar - Fran and David Leibold , Stan and Janet Swig, Judy and Al Lambert,

Renee Kraus and Jack Brody The Robert Soroka's son-In-law, Marc - Barbara and Bernie Minus and family Bluhma Lew - Merl and Bobbie Silbar

IN HONOR OF: Thanks to the office staff. Joy and Miriam for their helpfulness and understanding - Joie

Jacobson Vicki Allen's graduation - Sue and Sam Winett Steve Kanter's graduation - Sue and Sam Winett Faye Pickard's speedy recovery - Alan and Honey Deitch Brandon Marc Rubin's birth - Merl and Roberta Silbar Steven Silver and Elaine Cohen's marriage - Fran and David Leibold The Norman Bakall's daughter's marriage - Merl and Bobbie Silbar

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MAURICE SINGER MEMORIAL CHOIR FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Bonnie Carren - Milt, Susan , Debbie and Brett Salzer Stuart Levine's dear mother , Lill - The Singer Family Mr . and Mrs. Feinmehl's sister, Lill - The Singer Family

IN HONOR OF: Debbie Felder's admission into Canlortal School at HUC-JJR - Reva and Chuck Felder ,

Rabbi David and Beth Burstein Fine , Stan Swig In appreciation of the long-standing membership service - Janet and Stan Swig, Sonni

Helmer Sally Bess' 80th birthday - Clara Singer, Helene and Gerry Singer Donna Weinberg's SOth birthday - Clara Singer, Helene and Gerry Singer William Pahos' birth · Clara Singer Sarah Davis' great grandchild's birth - Clara Singer Andrea Krolick and Scott Ulick's marriage - Milt , Susan , Debbie and Brett Salzer

LEON RABIN MEMORIAL SANCTUARY SEATING FUND

IN HONOR OF: Donald Manoffs speedy recovery · Sandra and Howard Leon

ELSIE BACKER MEMORIAL GARDEN FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Harriett Pollack - Gladys B. Glazer Ben Mostow - Marsha and Barry Mark

TORAH COMMENTARY FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Gertrude Kasowitz - Arthur and Leonie Kowitt and family Shirleye Cohen - Sharon and Alvin Becker

IN HONOR OF: David Gate's SOth birthday - Flo Braudy and Pat Glazer Rae Baskin's 90th birthday - Pearl and Oscar Samson

MAURICE and HELEN LIPSCHULTZ MEMORIAL FUND FOR KEDEM SYNAGOGUE In ISRAEL

IN MEMORY OF: David Brown - Sandee and David Holleb , Eric and Tony Schor and Wendy Platt Tom Stone and family's father , Saul - Loanne and Lonnie Klein Elaine Hirsch and family's father , Saul - Loanne and Lonnie Klein

IN HONOR OF: Sol Ratskoffs 75th birthday - Marcia and David Hirsch Dr. and Mrs . Maurice Strom's SOth anniversary - Loanne and Lonnie Klein

Adult Bar /Bat Mitzvah • Event and Opportunity On Friday night, September 11th, twelve adults will

celebrate becoming a Bar/Bat Mitzvah at Shabbat Services. They have been studying weekly with Phyllis Steiner (a magnificent teacher) since last fall. We are proud of what they've accomplished, and of them. Mark your calendars to share that Erev Shabbat with them.

Does this sound like something you might/be could/be should/be doing?

You Can and You Should. Think About

NEXT YEAR'S ADULT BAR/BAT MITZVAH CLASS

An adult (with no Hebrew background) can become Bar/Bat Mitzvah at BJBE with one year of preparation and acquire a basic Jewish education in the process.

It takes commitment to an ongoing weekly class. Phyllis Steiner will lead a minimum of six students toward a shared Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony in fall of 1993.

The Class - THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7 :15-9:00, beginning September 17th.

The Fee - $300.00, includes all class sessions (approximate­ly 45) and the Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony. Fee may be paid in installments and grant money is available through the rabbis in case of financial need. For more information contact Phyllis Steiner at the Temple office .

From the Syfria Shelves We thank the families for their contribution to the Birthday

Club in honor of their children: Matthew Kotowsky

Michelle Stern Rebecca Stern

Jonathan Miller Elaine Herz, Librarian

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w1qo13 qlag -enqsoqar 1eu,g uone6ai6uo~ • In memoriam Among the nama to be memorialized with the Kaddish at the services designated below are the following:

JULY3 Sivan 27-Tammui 3 Sigmund Klkoler Sam Pressler Joseph Fox Barry Fradln Joseph L. Newman Morris Handel Isadore Smith Mae Comroff Sally Hoffman Rose Kraft Hyman Pinsky Marvin Sklansky Julius Levy Betty Pink Dr. Leo Pollack Anna Berenson Alvin Kayner Joseph Horowitz Gustav Loebman Louis Pass Abe Blender Max Sternberg Irma Stein Barry Warren Max Lerner Benjamin Elsinger Robert Rabin Sarah Handel Joseph Slonim WUham Levy Max Dubin Richard Fein Inez Gordon Joseph Radoff Blanca Levi Stuart Schwartz

JULY 10 Tammu• 4-10 Helen Adelman Mitchell Golden Richard C. Spiwak Irma Schwarikopf William Gertner Sidney Klopman Myrtle Goode Harry Bernstein Rosalie Sommerfeld Hilda Frledlleb Leonard S . Dresner Jacob Granat Anna Huebsch Sol C. Turck Caroline Brunner Golda Krivensky Ida Cable Israel Blustein Faye Gordon Sophie Kleinberg Grace Shapiro Philip Berger Flora Lipsky Anna Counselbaum Harry Ammon Nathan Cotell Martha Levine Nathan Dlenstag Carl Steiner Nettle Tushbai David Trenk Harry Winter Nettle Samuels Abraham Miller Dr. Seymour Goldberg Maurice H. Stein Simon Kane AHred Putztnger Goldie Goodklnd Reuben Robert Berliner Rose Hinhman Sophie Gitlin Samuel Mirlngoff lsarel Mirlngoff Albert Norris Mandel Schiess Cella Snyder Murry Bass

JULY 17 Tammu• 11 -17 Frieda Salitan Minnie Huebsch Helen Stelman Bessie Robin Benet Levine Paul Pierce Fanny Blau Sam Fleischman Joseph Splansky Stella Wets Irving Wahlman Della Horrell Irving Levin Maurice Silbert Fanny Ferencz Seymour Weinstein Jacob Singer Marjorie Smith Simon Bleier Henry G . Fienberg Bessie Weiss Dora Washer Florence MUler Seymour Mazursky Morris Sabath Rose Hodes Sam Golb Saul Gotsklnd Charles Jacobson Seymour 'Zam' Zlotnik Leona Wiczer Adolph Friedman Ira Blustein Arthur Fuerst Louis M. Cogan Adolph Ball William Goodfriend Sidney Ladin Belle Freeman Goldie Teitelbaum Wolf Kutler Alex Bolonick Ruth Geller Maurice P . Golden Annie Green Jack Leibold

JULY 24 Tammui 18-24 Mary Ancer Shirley Shainberg Sophie Abramovltch Florence Freeman Selma Levy Sydel D. Cohen Leo Soffer Edward DeKoven Isadore Bernstein Morris Rosen Gilbert Echales Michael Magy Philip Braverman Kurt Spaeth Richard Backer Miltbn Bernstein Yetta Hartman Helen Gllckauf Frank Kaminsky Fannie Mantell David Weinman Gerald K, Baer Mary Gumbiner Leo Gilbert Ruth Klopstock Dorothy Klein Naum Baranchuk Harriet Denenberg Leo Stein Yetta Provus Albert H . Schomo Irving Aisuss Laura Swtdler Krok

JULY 31 Tammu• 25-Av 2 Eva Arenson Leon Stone Herman Ackerman Beatrice Kraus Emma Pressler Neddie Masters Wilhelmine Vesecky Bernard Flatow Sam Ashley Harry Kolb Harry Hecktman James Splansky Rose Silberg Phillip Krlvensky Joseph Cohen Louis L. Levitt May Belle Hartman Morris Eschner Ruth Holleb Rose Elsinger Dan Goldberg Victor J . Axelrod Ruth Adelman Leona Schulman Emil Kohn Nechama Abramowitz Jeanette Weissman Paul Hirsch Lewis G . Lester David Elkins Lewis Cohen Moiysey Smertenko Louis K. Tapper Bernard Grabel! Helen Wagner Mamie lskovitz Frank Sussland Dora Krainer Marcus Kon Ellen Farber Aul Simon Choikit

"May God, the Maker of Peace, grant peace to all who mourn,

and comfort the bereaved among us."