Upco1l1ing Events

Prayerbook Hebrew -The Easy Way

Tuesday evenings June 1, 8, 15, 22

(See details inside the bulletin)

Rodef Sholom Annual Congregational

Meeting Wednesday, June 2

7:30 p.m. Tamarkin Chapel

Annual Raffle Drawing and Wine Tasting Party

Thursday, June 24 7:30 p.m.

Strouss Hall

COIning in July

"Grandma Sylvia's Funeral" The popular off-Broadway

Comedy at

Congregation Rodef Sholom (see flyer inside bulletin)

3rd Annual Pulpit Exchange with

Temple Beth Israel Sharon, PA

July 23 in Sharon July 30 at Rodef Sholom Both services will begin

at 8:00 p.m.

CONGREGATION RODEF SHOlOM A Monthly Publication of Congregation Rodef Sholom * Youngstown, Ohio

June 1999 Volume 64, Number 10 Sivanffamuz 5759

Kindling the Light Rabbi Frank Muller

With the end of the school year close at hand, ou~ thoughts begin to tum to the more carefree days of summer. For the residents of Littleton, Colorado, however, the memories of the tragedy at Columbine High School will linger for a long time to come.

It is all too easy to view this horrible massacre as an isolated occurrence perpetrated by a couple of sociopaths. But there have been too many such incidents and too many such sociopaths for us to take that short-sighted app~oach. Littleton was the seventh shooting in an American high school in less than two years - all of them the dastardly deeds of students. The rash of threats and school-closings in our area and throughout the state, which followed on the heels of the Colorado tragedy, is a further wake-up call that something is terribly wrong with the way our youth are being raised today. The sad fact is, too many schools have become killing fields. The question is whether w~ have gotten the message, and what our response should be.

Every Sunday morning during the school year, the brightly lit stairwell near the Tamarkin Chapel entrance to the Temple reveals a fundamental principle of our faith that touches my heart every time I see it. On the wall is a verse from Proverbs - those of us who received their religious education at Rodef Sholom remember it well - "Train up a child in the way he shall go, and even when he is old he will not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6). Therein lies the answer.

My response to the growing problem of youth violence is that both parents and schools must together do a better job of providing a moral foundation for our children. The Hebrew word for parents is " horim", which means "to guide". To raise a moral child, a parent must accept him or herself as the ultimate teacher of moral values. Parenting is not only about techniques, but is a matter of passing on to children ethical values. It's about being a role model more that trying to be a friend. One of the biggest questions in the aftermath of Littleton has been, "Where were the parents?"

While schools should not have to shoulder the responsibility of parents, neit):ler should they engage solely the mind and ignore the heart. In the late 19th century, Herbert Spencer wrote that "education has as its object the foundation of character." Education today must do more to build character and develop conscience. I have always been a staunch supporter of values-based education, which includes the establishment of tolerance

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and sensitivity curricula to be put into place in America's schools. The time has come to pay greater attention to ethics and character by making sure they are as important as math and science in a young person's education.

Over the next few months our nation's school teachers, administrators, lawmakers and parents of school-age pupils will have a chance to reflect, to heal and most importantly, to develop a plan of action concerning how to prevent future Littletons. By coming together in a spirit of cooperation, unity and strength, along with the help of God, there is hope for the youth of today - . and tomorrow.

My View from the Bilnah E171il S. Dickstein

Your Temple Board is budgeting a small increase in Temple dues for 1999/00, commensurate with the cost of living. Just as expenses in general go up, so does the cost of running the Temple. While the Dues Committee is ready to consider written requests for dues relief where necessary, recall that our dues are proportionately far less than those of most Temples in Ohio, and consider a voluntary dues increase for the coming year.

Rodef Sholom has been very strong in the activities and services made available to its members. Not a month goes by without an event from Sisterhood, Brotherhood or the Congregational Life Committee; special services and educational offerings, social get-togethers for all ages, and a multitude of life cycle events. We encourage all of you to participate in person as well as by checkbook; in other words, support your Temple.

In the last two months we have installed a new phone system and ·video security system, majorly overdue. The office staff has been trained in the new Temple Tracker computer system. The Temple raffle is June 24th. Brotherhood will take us to a Scrappers game July 8th. Also coming in July is a big event - the Rodef Sholom-Oakland Theater co-productiQn of "Grandma Sylvia's Funeral," a must-see. October 15th is.a nationally known speaker on Ethiopian Jewry. The Junior Youth Group (6-8th graders) invites new members. The prayer-book Hebrew class for non­Hebrew speakers led by the Rabbi is open to all.

May saw the farewells from the Board of four stalwarts who have given much of themselves to the Temple - Joan Pass (after 6 years!) Suzyn Schwebel Epstein, Jack Safier and Ira Mirkin. Much public thanks to them for helping to improve Rodef Sholom. Kelly Newman is returning for a full three-year term. Our four new Board members, ready to serve, are Karen Abrams, Arlene Brewster, Barbara Clouse and Bruce Epstein. These four (plus the Rabbi and I) will attend a new-member Board orientation put on by the UARe in Cleveland - and what a motivated and charged-up group we have! Please help them by your participation in your Temple. Thank you and have a good summer.

Congregation Rodef Sholom Elm at Woodbine Youngstown, Ohio 44505 (330)744-5001

Frank Muller, Rabbi Lawrence Ehrlich, Cantor Emeritus

Board of Trustees Emil Dickstein, President Stuart Strasfeld, Vice-President Alan Kretzer, Vice-President Elliot Legow, Treasurer Amy Hendricks, Secretary Marilyn Oyer,Past-President Karen Abrams Arlene Brewster Barbara Clouse Jodie Damioli Bruce Epstein Inez Heal Martin Hume William Loeser Walter Malkin Jan Mostov Kelly Newman Sheldon Persky Ernst Rose Sally Rose Donn Rosenblum Evelyn Solomon Sue Weiss

Union of American Hebrew Congregations­Department of Adult Jewish Growth

invites you to attend the Reform Movement's National Jewish Learning and spirituality

retreat

KALLAH '99 Join Reform Jews from throughout North

America for five days of worship and song, exploration and study on the theme of

"Living the Good Life: Righteousness in Jewish Text and Thought"

Study with outstanding faculty at one of four locations

BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY Waltham, MA * July 7-11

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Santa Cruz, CA * July 21-25

BELOIT COLLEGE Beloit, WI * August 4-8

UAHC CAMP GEORGE Parry Sound, Ontario * Aug. 25-29

For infonnation contact: The Department of Adult Jewish Growth. 212-650-4087

e-mail: ajgrowth@uahc.org

Bat Mitzvah

Julie Mallen June 12, 1999

Julie is a 7th grade Honor Roll student at W. S. Guy Middle School. She is a member of the PACE program and took 1st place in the Trumbull-Mahoning County Mental Health Math Competition. Julie is competitive in gymnastics with Olympic Dreams Gymnastics, took 2nd place champion All-Around and 2nd place Champion on Bars· in the Ohio State Competition. Besides gymnastics, she enjoys art, reading, and hanging out with her friends. Julie is the daughter of Marc and Stephanie Mallen.

Suzanne Rosing Lippy June 19, 1999

Suzanne is a 7th grade Honor Roll student at W .S. Guy Middle School. She is in the PACE program, and a Power of the Pen participant. Suzanne is a member of the School Band and Track Team" the LOgan Tennis team, and the Rodef Sholom Junior Youth Group. She enjoys ballet, tap and jazz dance, the clarinet, tennis, computer, reading, writing stories and drawing. Suzanne is the daughter of Karen Lippy and Stephen Lippy.

Shabbat Service Schedule

Torah Portion: Beha'a1otecha, Numbers 8:1-12:16 Friday, June 4 8:00 p.m. in the Tamarkin Chapel Shabbat Service Candlelighter: Annette Loeser Oneg Shabbat sponsored by Annette Loeser Usher: Bernard Pevow

Torah Portion: Shelach Lecha, Numbers 13:1-15:41 Friday, June 11 8:00 p.m. in the Tamarkin Chapel Shabbat Service-in-the-Round Candlelighter: Toni Schildcrout Oneg Shabbat sponsored by Toni Schildcrout Usher: Sam Shapiro

Saturday, June 12 10:00 a.m. in the Rabbi's Study Torah Study and Informal Shabbat Morning Service

. Saturday, June 12 5:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary

Bat Mitzvah of Julie Rose Mallen

Torah Portion: Korach, Numbers 16:1-18:32 Friday, June 18 8:00 p.m. in the Tamarkin Chapel Shabbat Service In honor of her upcoming Bat Mitzvah, Suzanne Lippy will lead a portion of the service. Candlelighter: Karen Lippy Kiddush: Stephen Lippy Oneg"Shabbat sponsored by Karen Lippy and Stephen Lippy Usher: Clarence Liebermann

Saturday, June 19 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary Bat Mitzvah of Suzanne Rosing Lippy

Torah Portion: ChukatIBalak, Numbers 19:1-25:9 Friday, June 25 8:00 p.m. in the Tamarkin Chapel Lay-led Shabbat Service . Rabbi Muller will be away on vacation. Oneg Shabbat will be sponsored by Syd Zoss Usher: Reese Williams

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SUNDAY MONDAY

6 7 6:30pm 7:00pm New

Guardian of Board the Menorah Member Banquet Orientation at honoring The Temple Bill Viegh at in Cleveland EIEmeth

13 14 7:00pm Ritual

Committee Mtg.

20 21 FATHER'S

DAY

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June 1999 1 7:30pm

Prayerbook Hebrew Class @Bob& Amy Hendricks

8 lO:30am

Sisterhood Board Mtg.

7:30pm Prayerbook Hebrew Class @Bob& Amy Hendricks

15 7:30pm

Prayerbook Hebrew Class @Bob& Amy Hendricks

22 7:30pm

Prayerbook Hebrew Class @Bob& Amy Hendricks

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7 :3Opm Annual Congregation­al Meeting

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24 1 :OOpm Raffle

& Wine Tasting Party

FRIDAY

4 8:00pm Shabbat

Service

11 8:00pm Shabbat

Service-in-the-Round

18 5:00pm 465

Gypsy Lane Service

8:00pm Shabbat Service led by Suzanne Lippy

25 8:00pm Lay-led

Shabbat Service

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12 lO:OOam Torah

Study & Informal Shabbat Service

5:30pm Julie Mallen Bat Mitzvah

19 1l:00am

Suzanne Lippy Bat Mitzvah

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Yahrzeits

The Yahrzeits o/the/ollowing persons will be observed during Shabbat Services on the dates indicated. May their memory be a blessing to us all.

Sidney Austin *Leslie Chentow *Elaine Dreyfus *Harry Greenberg *William Greenberg

Harry Greenberger Benjamin Katz Tillie. Katz . Philip Klatman

* Fred Alexander William Bender

* Dr. Bernard Bloch Bess Blumenthal Ray. Brockman EvaChentow

* Bertha Z. Engel * Leo Ephraim * Mabel K. Friedman

David Goldberg * Roy Lambert Hartzell

Rosaline Baroff Hilda Belinky

*Maree C. Bogen Marian Frankle

*Esther Lang Glick * Rachel B. Golden *Eugene Green

Harry Greenberger Myron Hirsch

*Max'Klein *Louis Kohn

*Raymond Myer Alter * Anna Ehrlich Ball * Barbara Ellen Bloch

Isadore Bradlyn *Helen (Henchey) Camens *Henry Cooper

Louis J. Davidson Dr. Leopold Dickstein

*Evelyn Wilkoff Zeve Felsenthal

June 4, 1999

* Isidor Kline Milton Leebaw Henry Legow

* Gisella Levy * Alfred Liebman *Hannah L. Lustig *Morris Matias *0. Albert Mazer

Harry Milstein

June 11, 1999

Pearl Kashinsky Joseph Keil Harry Kohan Ernilyn Laskin

* Samuel Edward Leshner * Aaron Levy * Dr. Joshua Loth Liebman

Geta Livshits * Morris Malowitz * Abraham Meritzer * William Stanley Molesky

June 18, 1999

* Stephen Samuel Krause * Emma F. Leopold *Rachel W. Liebman *Harold A. Livingston *Lynne Goldberg Lockshin

Dr. Alvin Mogul *Bert C. Newman *Herman C. Ritter

Betty Roland *Lena F. Rosenblum *Louis S. Rosenthal

June 25, 1999

Sydney A. Feuer Lena Fisher

* Samuel L. Gerson Louis Heimann

* Herman Hershey Sidney Jacobson

*Leonard Kirtz *Thelma Sigal Lavern

Helen Lester * Roberta Jane Lev

*denotes memorial plaque

*Milton S. Newman *George H. Rose *Sylvia Wayne Rosenberg *Dr. Julius C. Speck *I.S. Weil * Lillian Weiss

Florence Weller

* Herbert W. Osgood * Rachel Z. Rose * Simon M. Rosenblum * Stella M. Rudolph

Sarah Snyder * Eva F. Spiegel

Marvin Weinstock * John Whalen * Edgar S. Wilkoff * Bogdane Zoss

*Ruth L. Shapiro Arthur Sherman Rosa Levy Shorr

* Lillie Broida Solinsky Alvin Solyn

*Elaine August Strouss Elizabeth Venger

*WiIliam Wilkoff Belle Yelin

Edgar Levin *Yetta Matias * Judith N. Mendel *Robert R. Muskin

. * Selma Riddle *Harold Bernard Spero *Zelda S.Tamarkin

. * Anna Wilkoff

It is with deep sorrow that we note the passing of our member:

Marthalpp

To her loved ones we offer our sincere sympathy

Pulpit Flowers June 4

In Memory of Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather

D. Albert Mazer Mrs. Sonya Levine

Mr. & Mrs. David Anderson Megan & Adam Anderson

June 11

In Memory of Mother Bogdane Zoss Mrs. Syd Zoss

June 25

In Memory of Mother Evelyn Wilkoff Zeve Felsenthal

JoAnne & Norman Berman Florence & Harvey Zeve

Scholarship Offer

The Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University is pleased to announce the 2000-2001 Irving M. Glazer Student Scholarship competition. Two $2,500 scholarships will be awarded to two incoming freshmen committed to pursuing a B.A. or certificate in Jewish Studies at Indiana University during the 2000/01 · year: The scholarship application deadline for the 2000/01 academic year is February 1, 2000. Outstanding high school juniors who are considering applying to Indiana University should contact the Temple office for further information.

. RODEF SHOLOM ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

INSTALLATION OF TRUSTEES

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1999 7:30 P.M.

TAMARKIN CHAPEL

The nominees which have been selected by the Nominating Committee for election to our Board of Trustees are as follows:

Trustees, 3 year term: Mrs. Karen Abrams Dr. Arlene Brewster Mrs. Barbara Clouse Mrs. Kelly Newman Atty. Bruce Epstein

Bulletin Sponsors

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Temple Raffle I

WINE TASTING PARTY AND RAFFLE DRAWING

Thursday, June 24 7:30 p.m.

Strouss Hall

After the Raffle Drawing we will have a Wine Tasting Party. All those who have purchased a ticket are invited to attend. Please call the office if you would like to make reservations.

If you haven't purchased your ticket yet, please call the Temple office and we will be glad to arrange to get a ticket to you.

Program Notes <-

Marcee Anderson, Progra111 Director

This is the month of · graduation and I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of our high school and college graduates. A job well done! For all of the high school graduates, please forward your new address to me, along with your e-mail address so that we can start our new college directory. We want to let you know what's happening in Youngstown, who you might contact at each respective university Hillel office, share e-mail addresses with your permission and simply "stay in touch."

Our evenings at Temple will be hopping this month as we rehearse for "Grandma Sylvia'S Funeral" in July. Looking forward to seeing everyone. Anyone wishing to help out backstage, call me at the Temple.

Rodef Sh010n1 Concert Band

The Rodef Sholom Concert Band received rave reviews once again for their performance at the Family Shabbat Service on April 30th. The repertoire this year included Ose Shalom, Mayim Mayim and Sisu et Y'rushalayim. Special thanks to the band members for adding so much to the service ...... Max Altman, keyboards; Michael Damioli, piano; Jacob Dickstein, flute; Ben Legow, trumpet; Sara Legow, triangle; Josie Palumbo, clarinet; and Josh Pollack, clarinet.

Anni versaries

June 4 Gail & Paul Silverstein (27) 5 JoAnn & Daniel Roth (22)

Kelly & Bruce Tamarkin (6) 6 Jan & Sheldon Pratt (23)

Denise & Neil Altman (28) Cantor & Pinky Ehrlich (23)

8 Margie & Morris Simon (11) Kimberlyn & Martin Hume (14) Irene & Milton Jacobs (24) Lillian & Harry Lev (52)

9 Benita & David Penner (36) 1 0 Jean & Stanley Eppstein (61) 11 Judy & David Waldman (27) 12 Sandra & Ronald Roth (39) 13 Phyllis & Melvin Kirkorsky (45) 14 Janice & Stuart Strasfeld (24) 15 Gladys & Kenneth Spikell (47)

Leonard Spiegel & Joy Elder (2) 16 Frances & Nathan Monus (53)

Stephanie & Mark Mallen (14) 18 Sharon & Josh Blumental (27) 19 Norma & Joseph Shagrin (44)

Marilyn & Stpehen Sniderman (33) 20 Eleanor & Bertram Katz (51)

Joan & Lawrence Pass (40) Pamela & Jeffrey Cohen (23)

24 Beatrice & Manuel Snyder (54) Mindy & David Baroff (15) Melissa & George Moamis (9)

26 Carol & Alan Friedkin (23) Sheila & Sanford Routh (39)

28 Marie & Milton Rudick (54) Annette & William Loeser (53) Toni & Steven Schildcrout (35)

Reluinder

For your safety, we would like to remind you to limit your cemetery visits to the hours when the guard is on duty.

The hours are Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and on Wednesdays from 1 :00-3:00 p.m.

Rod" Sholom Brotherhoo~invites you!

WHEN: Thursday, July 8 7 p.m. game time. Come early for pre-game fun.

WHAT: For 511.00 you get a box seat ticket, hot dog, small pop, ·snack and a RDawg Dollar"

WHERE: At the new Cafaro Field by Eastwood Mall HOW: Reserve your seats now! ..

Call the Temple office at 744-5001.

JOIN THE FUN!

DEADLINE (WE MEAN IT) JUNE 10TH

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THE OAKLAND CENTER FOR THE ARTS

are collaborating to present

"GRANDMA SYLVIA'S FUNERAL"

Performances will be in Strouss Hall during the month of July,

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We Appreciate Your Contributions

DR. SIDNEY M. BERKOWITZ FUND In Memory of: Dr. & Mrs. Louis Applebaum

Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz Dr. Samuel Zlotnick

Harriet Heller Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz

Charles Livingston Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz

Rudy Oppenheimer Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz

Aaron Udell Dr.. Samuel Zlotnick

Jean Wolff Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz

In Honor of: Recovery of Dr. Harvey and Myrna Block

Dr. Samuel Zlotnick Special Birthday of Clarence Liebermann

Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz Recovery of Bert Newman

Mrs. Pauline Berkowitz

COMPUTER FUND In Honor of: Recovery of Mike Jaffee

Mrs. Evelyn Solomon

ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory of: Dr. & Mrs. Louis Applebaum

Mrs. Esther Bloom Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Levin Mr. & Mrs. William Wolfort

Sara Berman Mrs. Fannie Moskovitz Mr.· & Mrs. S. Martin Oyer Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Routman Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wittow

Edna Buntman Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Weiss

Myrtle Egger Mrs. Ilene Malasky Frankle Mr. & Mrs. William Rosenblum

Phyllis Foxman Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Routman

Ralph Gefsky Mrs. Frances Solomon

Harriet Heller Suzanne & Rob Berk

Milton Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Maury Young

Martha Ipp Mrs. Cecelia Crow

Dr. Carolyn Kovsky Dr. Michael Kovsky

Claire Landau Mr. & Mrs. William Manevich

Charles Livingston Mrs. Ilene Malasky Frankle

Rudy Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. William Rosenblum

Susan Spain . Mrs. Ilene Malasky FrankIe

Aaron Udell Dr. & Mrs. Emil Dickstein

In Honor of: Birthday of Dr. Harvey Block

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Mirkin Recovery of Mendel Harmon

Mrs. Frances Solomon Special Birthday of Clarence Liebermann

Mrs. Ilene Malasky FrankIe

Ronald Rothman Mr. & Mrs. Sam Birnbaum

CINDY JOY KIRKORSKY FUND In Memory of: Carolyn Ferguson

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kirkorsky Isadore Kirkorsky . Mrs. Fay Kirkorsky

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kirkorsky Lillian Rothhouse

Mrs. Fay Kirkorsky

In Honor of: Birthday of Granddaughter to Dr. & Mrs. George Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kirkorsky Recovery of Marilyn Bischoff

Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kirkorsky

DR. BRUCE LIPTON MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of: Dr. & Mrs. Louis Applebaum

Mr. & Mrs. Sam Shapiro Gussie Applebaum

Mrs. Paula Lipton Rudy Oppenheimer

Mrs. Paula Lipton

Special Birthday of Bess Lowendorf In Honor of: Mrs. Frances Solomon Recovery of Isadore Mendel

40th Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Paula Lipton William Manevich

Mr. & Mrs. Morris Friedman · Mr. & Mrs. William Wolfort

Recovery of Marilyn Stein Mrs. Ilene Malasky Frankle

FffiUS FAMILY SCHOLARSIDP FUND In Memory of: Ralph Gefsky

Mrs. Selma Fibus

MALOWITZ MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of: Abraham Katzman

Mrs. Rachel Malowitz Anna Katzman

Mrs. Rachel Malowitz Lillian B. Lockshin

Mrs. Rachel Malowitz

Contributions

MITZVAH FUND In Honor of: 40th Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. William Manevich

Dr. & Mrs. Abe Malkoff Mrs. Shirley Solomon Dr. & Mrs. Harry Wagman

MUSIC FUND In Memory of: Martin Scheuer

Mr. & Mrs. Werner Fisher

In Honor of: Special Birthday of Bess Lowendorf

Mr. & Mrs. Werner Fisher

RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND In Memory of: Vivian Simon

Mr. & Mrs. Irv Froomkin

In Honor of: Rabbi Muller for his prayers

Mr. & Mrs. Irv Froomkin

SISTERHOOD TRIBUTE FUND In Honor of: Special Birthday of Bess Lowendorf

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thomashow

SOCIAL ACTION FUND In Memory of: Florence Reisman

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gluck Father of Dr. Richard Slate

Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Palumbo Aaron Udell

Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Kornhauser Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Palumbo

In Honor of: Jacob Dickstein receiving the Eagle Scout Award

Dr. & Mrs. \Villiam Loeser

TAMARKIN CHAPEL In Memory of: Dr. & Mrs. Louis Applebaum

Mr. & Mrs. Judson Knox Mrs. Phyllis Wilkoff

Phyllis Foxman Mrs. Phyllis Wilkoff

Rudy Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Judson Knox Mr. & Mrs. John Moyer Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Pass Mrs. Phyllis Wilkoff

In Honor of: Birthday of Dr. Harvey Block

Mrs. Phyllis Wilkoff Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kline

Mrs. Phyllis Wilkoff

ANN ZOSS FUND In Memory of: AnnZoss

Mr. Samuel Zoss

Soup Kitchen Jail Pratt

Thanks to the following Temple volunteers: Freidl Fisher, Lisa Levy, Fran & Mendel Harmon, . Judith Gross, Herb Soss, Lil & Edgar Kornhauser, Sheldon, Jan & Andi Pratt for cooking, serving and cleaning up Easter dinner at St. John's Soup Kitchen. About 50 people were served.

Soinetimes there are too many volunteers, heaven forbid, to work at one time in the soup kitchen. There are other dates that are available to cook, serve and clean-up meals for the less fortunate. You may contact Jan Pratt for further information. Also, St. John's is accepting donations for the soup kitchen due to the fact that last year, government subsidy was cut by almost half.

Prayerbook Hebrew­The Easy Way

A four session mini-course Thesday evenings

7 :30-8:30 p.m. June 1, 8, 15, 22

Learn how to recite the basic prayers in the service and understand their meaning. A background in Hebrew reading is NOT necessary.

The class will be held at the home of Amy and Bob Hendricks. Please call the Temple office to register.

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