october_2009

Tishrei/Cheshvan October 2009

INSIDE THIS BULLETIN

From the Rabbi’s Desk …….. Pg 2Jacob N Lipman Religious School……….pg 3New Member Dinner & Service … pg 4

Social Action ………… pg 5Family Shabbat ……. pg 7

USY ……...pg 9Keeper of the Flame ….. pg 11Gold Buying Event ….. pg 12Train Show …… pg 13Nedorim …. Pg 14

Calendar …. back cover

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES FORSukkot 2009

First Day of SukkotFriday Oct. 2 Candle Lighting 6:07 PM

Evening Service 6:00 PMSaturday Oct. 3 Shacharit 9:30 AM

Second Day of Sukkot

Saturday, Oct. 3 Candle Lighting 7:05 PMMincha/Maariv Service 6:00 PM

Sunday Oct. 4 Shacharit 9:30 AMFamily Sukkot Program 11:00AM

Shemini Atzeret

Friday Oct. 9 Candle Lighting 5:55 PMEvening Service 6:00 PM

Saturday Oct. 10 Shachrit 9:30 AMSermon & Yizkor 10:45 AM

Simchat Torah

Saturday Oct 10 Candle Lighting 6:53 PMMincha/ Pre-Service Kiddush 6:00 PM

Evening Service 6:45 PMHoliday Celebration—Flags for Children—Refreshments

Sunday Oct 11th Shachrit 9:30 AMYom Tov Ends 6:52 PM

TEMPLE BETH EMUNAH479 Torrey Street

Brockton, MA 02301(508) 583-5810

Fax: (508) 583-1360

affiliated with theUnited Synagogue

of Conservative Judaism

Arye Berk, RabbiH. David Werb, Rabbi Emeritus

Robert Fishman, PresidentFran Litner, Educational Director

Deb Kirsch, Administrator

Bulletin

Lisa Riseman, EditorAaron Riseman Editor

Mimi Shapiro, Circulation

October BulletinDeadline:

October 18, 2009Articles must be submitted by emailembedded or attachment using MS

Word to:

[email protected]

ServicesShabbat

Friday at 7:30 PMSaturday at 9:30 AM

DailyWeekdays at 7:30PMSundays at 9:00AM

Unless otherwise announced

Visit our website atwww.templebethemunah.org

From The Rabbi's DeskI want to make an announcement about a wonderful learning opportunity for ourcommunity. Over the next several months I will be teaching a series called “Walking with God”. The Walking with God series is an adult education course comprising of 12 units and was created by the Ziegler School of Rabbinics’ at the American Jewish University. This is a powerful course dealing with a subject many of us have neverseriously studied. We will learn from experts and from classic Jewish texts. You donot need to know Hebrew for this course and each class is a separate class, so ifyou miss a class you will be able to continue to participate. The amazing news isthat this class will be offered twice a week, once on Thursday evening at 7:30 PMafter Minyan and again on the following Tuesday at 11:00 AM. Classes will begin onThursday October 15 and will be repeated on Tuesday October 20, 2009.

This course will require 20 minutes of pre-class reading. The essays will be providedonline or in the Temple office. Each essay is written by an expert in his/her field.We will explore God in the Bible, Talmud, Midrash, Halakhah, Kabbalah, Hassidutand Modern Jewish Thought. These classes are not lectures but opportunities foreach of us to explore our tradition’s understanding of God. My past experience with this series has been wonderful and congregants have enjoyed the wonderful discus-sions.

Please contact me by phone or e-mail if you have any questions:[email protected]

Schedule of Classes:

Walking With God (2009-10)

[U1] God - An Introduction 10/15 at 7:30 PM & 10/20 at 11:00 AM

[U2] God in the Bible 10/22 at 7:30 PM & 10/27 at 11:00 AM

[U3] God in the Talmud 10/29 at 7:30 PM & 11/03 at 11:00 AM

[U4] God in Midrash 11/05 at 7:30 PM & 11/10 at 11:00 AM

[U5] God in Halakhah 11/12 at 7:30 PM & 11/17 at 11:00 AM

[U6] God in Medieval Jewish Philosophy 11/19 at 7:30 PM & 11/24 at 11:00 AMNo Class Thursday of Thanksgiving

[U7] God in Kabbalah 12/03 at 7:30 PM and 12/08 at 11:00 AM

[U8] God in Hassidut 12/10 at 7:30 PM and 12/15 at 11:00 AM

[U9] God in Modern Jewish Thought 12/17 at 7:30 PM & 12/22 at 11:00 AMTwo Week Break in Classes

[U10] God and Us 01/07 at 7:30 PM and 01/12 at 11:00 AM

Conclusions 01/14/10 at 7:30 PM and 01/19/10 at 11:00 AM

Our tradition teaches that Talmud Torah has no prescribed measure, that it yieldsbenefit both immediately and in the time to come. It is our earnest hope that theWalking With project will awaken a passion for learning and provide a stimulatingand positive educational experience in the short term. We pray, also, that in thelonger term it will help to strengthen our people's connection to God and to a life ofspirit and mitzvoth. I hope that you all will take the time to join me for this seriesor for as many classes as you can over the next few months.

B’Shalom,

Rabbi Arye Berk

From the Desk of The Educational Director

Again, a warm Shanah Tovah to all of you. The fall holidays of Sukkot, and Simchat Torah are approaching. We had a won-derful start and welcome to our new families. Thank you to all of our teachers who made the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippurservices so meaningful for the children.

I want to thank the family educators for offering the different adult education classes on Sunday mornings. The classes willbegin on Sunday, Oct. 18th from 10:00–11:00 and are free to the congregation. The classes offered are: Hebrew Reading Level2, taught by Rhoda Factor and Basic Jewish History and Prayer skills taught by Hagit Moverman. Hebrew Reading Level 1 willmeet on Tuesdays, beginning on Oct 6th from 7:15-8:15. Beginning Thursday, October 8th, “Nosh and Learn” with Fran Litner will begin. Classes are from 1:30 PM–2:30 PM. Contact the school office if you are interested in any of the programs offered.Please take advantage of these wonderful learning opportunities.

On October 6th there is an important meeting at 4:00 for the parents of the 6th and 7th graders. The parents will be able to meetEmily Reichman, the B’nai Telem coordinator from the Jewish Community Relations Council and learn more about the B’Nai Telem program that their children will be participating in.

A reminder to the 7th grade parents: On Tuesday, November 3rd, November 10th and November 17th are the Holocaust work-shops for both parent and child with Mrs. Possick during classroom hours. At 5:15 on November 17th there will be a meetingwith the parents to discuss graduation. Please make every effort to attend these workshops with your child.

On Sunday, October 25th, the second graders will have a workshop with parents on their Hebrew names and their family trees.This is the first of three workshops throughout the coming year.

Please encourage your children to bring in tzedakah for those in need.

Please make every effort to have your children attend Junior Congregation. We welcome all students under 7th grade to attend.Junior Congregation meets on Saturdays, beginning on Oct. 17th, from 10:30AM to 11:45AM. The children learn to read torah,lead services and Lindsay Caron, Robin Ekpunobi and Marcy Ryan will facilitate. We have also created a beautiful Junior Con-gregation siddur for the children. Also, the 7th graders must attend Shabbat services in the sanctuary.

Mazel Tov to all our B’Nai Mitzvah families.

Looking forward to a great year.

B’Shalom and Shana Tovah,Fran LitnerEducational Director

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER IN OCTOBER:

Thursday, October, 1st - EnrichmentSunday, October 4th - School in the Sukkah (& families) with Rabbi AryeTuesday, October 6th - ClassesThursday, October 8th - EnrichmentSunday, October 11th - NO SCHOOL–SIMCHAT TORAHTuesday, October 13th - ClassesThursday, Oct. 15th - EnrichmentSaturday, October 17th - Junior Congregation Begins 10:30 AM–11:45 AMSunday, October 18th - Classes for Pre-school–6th gradeTuesday, October 20th - ClassesThursday, Oct. 22nd - EnrichmentSaturday, October 24th - Junior Congregation 10:30 AM–11:45 AMSunday, October 25th - Pre-School–6th Grade2nd grade parent/child workshopTuesday, October 27th - ClassesThursday, October 29th - EnrichmentSaturday, October 31st - Junior Congregation 10:30 AM–11:45 AM

Jacob N. Lipman Religious School

Adult Education Classes

Come to learn or brush up on your skills

Level 1 HebrewOct. 6th 7:15-8:15 p.m.Level 2 HebrewOct. 18th 10:00-11:00 a.m. Basic Siddur Skills with Jewish HistoryTBA 10:00-11:00 a.m. For more information please call the school office at 508.583.5810

Jr. Congregation is starting up!

Please join us on Saturday Mornings10:30-11:45 am for our learning service in the Chapel.Join our new leaders Pnina & Shai Berk as they lead in Shabbat serviceson the following days

October 17th January 23rdOctober 24th January 30thOctober 31st February 6thNovember 7th March 6thNovember 14th March 13thNovember 21st March 20thDecember 5th March 27thDecember 12th April 10thDecember 19th May 1stJanuary 9th

Temple Beth Emunah is looking forvolunteers to join their Literacy team.

Members of the Literacy Team go intolocal Brockton Elementary schools and work with students in their reading and writing skills.

Our Team Leader is Tina Langson. She has been working with the JCRC and members of Temple Beth Emunah to helpfill the need in our local schools. The commitment is for just one hour a week. All volunteers are trained in how to ser-vice these special students. If you are interested in working with children and you enjoy reading please contact TinaLangson at [email protected]

T.B.E. Community Mitzvah ProjectKnitting for Preemies, Newborns, and Moms

Do you and /or your kids knit?

Please join our Team Project to knit hats for PREEMIES and NEWBORNS at Good Samaritan and Brockton Hospitals. Good Samaritan alsoneeds privacy blankets for nursing mothers and knit animals, such as teddy nears, for the children who come into the ER. Neither hospital hasrestrictions on type of yarn. If you have a favorite newborn pattern, please use it. The blankets need to be closely knit rather than lacy, and theyshould measure 24”x24”. Be a part of this Community Mitzvah Project. When you are finished with your project, please deliver your caps, teddybears, and blankets to the temple office. We will collect them through the summer.

Copyright Beverly A. Qualheim 2006, 2007 - All Rights Reservedin preemie and small newborn sizes (first numbers are preemie numbers)

COPYRIGHTED seed cap and patternSize 3 knitting needles1 oz Caron Simply Soft yarn (or any yarn to gauge)*CO 53 sts (63 sts)Rows 1-8 Knit 1, purl 1 across the row, ending each row on knit 1.This forms the seed st brim.Rows 9- 23 (26): Stockinette st (knit 1 row, purl 1 row)Row 24 (27) Decrease Rows: *K1, k2 tog into back of st.Repeat from * across.Row 25 (28): purlRow 26 (29): Repeat row 24 (27)

Repeat this pattern of a decrease row and then a purl row until there are about 12 sts left. Purl across. Cut yarn leaving a 14" tail for the sideseam..Run needle and yarn through remaining sts on needle. Pull to draw shut to form the top.Sew side seam. (from start of decrease to end, is only about 1 1/2")* The local hospitals accept caps knot from any yarn.

Questions? E mail Tina Langson at [email protected]

Social Action

Our Temple Families

Sam Werman

On Saturday, October 24, Sam will be called to theTorah to become a Bar Mitzvah. Celebrating thisspecial milestone with Sam will be his parents, Lindaand Gary, his sister Bayla, Sam’s grandparents, fam-ily and friends.

Sam is an eighth grader at the Robert G. O’Donnell Middle School in Stoughton where he is an honor roll student and servedas a Peer Leader. Sam is active in his community. He participates in manysports–Pop Warner Football, basketball, golf and baseball–most recentlyplaying in a national tournament in Cooperstown, NY this summer wherehe hit a grand slam. Sam volunteers for many organizations–the JimmyFund, Old Colony Hospice, Pan-Mass Challenge, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Tufts Medical Center.

Sam will chant the same haftorah (Noach) that his mother Linda did whenshe made her Bat Mitzvah at Temple Beth Emunah. Sam wants to thank hisHebrew school teachers, Mrs. Litner and his tutor, Mrs. Burman for alltheir help in preparing him for this special day.

TELEM

Jewish teens in the greater Boston area are coming together to make meaningful community service part of their lives. Students at TempleBeth Emunah participate in this program by spending a few hours a week to improve someone else's life, and have a positive impact in thecommunity as part of a millennia-old tradition of tikkun olam—repairing the world. TELEM means "moving together" in Hebrew. It's alsoan acronym in Hebrew for tenuah tz'i'rim mitnadvim, Movement for Youth Volunteers! TELEM is about making a difference.

It's an innovative service learning program that integrates community service, learning, and reflection—and provides opportunities to effectreal change. In addition to helping others, students learn about values that have guided Jews for thousands of years—and gain understandingof how to work for change. TELEM is about building relationships: people helping people, through six varied service tracks, ConnectingGenerations, formerly Eldercare, Special Needs, Hunger and Homelessness, Literacy, Organizing, and Advocacy.

Temple Beth Emunah students participate in B’nai TELEM in 7th grade, sampling all six volunteer tracks in classroom lessons and one-timeservice projects. They then graduate to the TELEM program, participating in the recently added Special Needs track at the South Shore Spe-cial Needs Collaborative at Temple Beth Emunah, Hunger and Homelessness at the Evelyn House in Stoughton, or Eldercare track atHeight’s Crossing Assisted Living Residence.

To join this fantastic program at Temple Beth Emunah, contact the religious school staff for more information. To learn more aboutTELEM, please visit our website at www.telemyouth.org.

RABBI H.DAVID WERBMEDITATION GARDEN AND

TEMPLE BETH EMUNAHHONORS WALKWAY

Would you like to commemorate aspecial occasion, such as a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, wed-

ding, anniversary, or birthday; or honor or memorializeyour loved ones?

You can purchase a personalized, laser engraved brickto be placed in the Rabbi H. David Werb Meditation

Garden or the Temple Beth Emunah Honors Walkway,both located in the Temple’s Korim Courtyard.

The net proceeds go towards theTemple’s Endowment Fund, which helps our Temple

and Religious School. Your purchases will keep Tem-ple Beth Emunah strong for many years to come, andalso add to the beauty of the garden - an area for re-flection, relaxation and enjoyment. Please be sure to

visit it when you’re at the Temple.4” x 8” and 8” x 8” bricks are available, and are per-

manently laser engraved with your special inscription.Please pick up an order form at the Temple office, or

call for more details.

NOSH AND LEARN

Join Fran Litner on Thursday afternoons between 1:30 and 2:30 for alittle Nosh and a little Learning. You will discuss the Parsha for thatweek. Classes will begin on Oct. 8th. Please call the school office508-583-5810 for more information.

Win Cash All Year Long!

Temple Beth Emunah Season Ticket Raffles are nowon sale!

Win $25 each week from October ’09 through September ‘10

Win $50 each month$1000 grand prize to be awarded on December 1, 2009Tickets cost $25 each

Buy your tickets at the Temple office today

Lord and Taylor Benefit BashTuesday, October 6th

(at the South Shore Plaza, Natick Mall, BurlingtonMall or Prudential Center Stores)

(pre-shopping starts September 26th)Coupons on items that are hardly ever on sale!

UggsCosmeticsJewelry

…and just about everything else in the store!

A $5 Ticket gets you:20% off one item

15% off the rest of your purchasesBuy multiple tickets for multiple 20% coupons!

Use your Lord and Taylor charge card for an addi-tional 10% off!

Tickets on sale in the Temple Office

No More Waiting!!Gift cards are now in stock in the Temple Office!

Come see our inventory!For Daily Use

Or Gifts!

Thank you to so many people for making this year’s High Holiday services so special:Todah Rabah to Ellen Jacobs, Gary Rabinovitz and Mike Raphaelson for puttingtogether the honors, getting cards out and making sure things ran smoothly.

Thank you to Mike Raphaelson, Jacob Caplain, and Ethan Merlin for leadingservices so wonderfully.

Thank you to Robbie Green, Deb Kirsch, Stu Kirsch, Matthew Riseman, BobSegal, Pnina Berk, Max Fineman, Fran Litner, Gary Fine, Jacob Caplain, JillianRiseman, Jaime Koff, Stephen Cohen, Lisa Riseman, Alexandra Star, CoreyShore and Miriam Berk for reading Torah so perfectly for us. And of course, toStephen Merlin, Marilyn Gellar, Howard Shore & Bradley Nelson for yourbeautiful HafTorot.

Thank you to Rena Kirsch, Jason Kirsch, Ross Shore and Eleanor Nelson fordoing the Mi Sheberachs so well for us this year.

Thank you to Matt Nelson and Shi Berk for blowing Shofar

And Yasher Koach and Todah Rabah to our spiritual leader, Rabbi Arye Berk foryour first of many beautiful High Holiday services.

The TBE Ritual Committee

ALL TEENSJoin Rabbi AryeFor Dinner & MusicIn the Sukkah

Tuesday October 6, 2009At 6:00 PM TO 8:30 PM

RSVP BY E-MAILING: [email protected]

Sisterhood Judaica ShopDo you need that special Gift ?

Start your shopping at the Sisterhood Judaica Shop.Come in and see all of the new merchandise.

We have everything for that special Bar/Bat Mitzvah,Bride - to-be, and Housewares for the new home

owner and, we are in the process of restocking thegift shop with all new merchandise. From tzedakah

boxes to beautiful Shabbat candle sticks.Our prices are very

reasonable.Don’t miss out on the beautiful selections.

Don’t forget all of your Bar/Bat Mitzvah needs

Yarmulkahs can be ordered in yourspecial colors

Hours: Sunday 9-11am –and- by appointment:

Heidi Bourque 508-828-9515Robin Ekpunobi 781-424-3276

Sharon Wolf 508-238-1507

USY News

USY NEWS

Brockton USY had a fun and successful opening event. All three groups and Sharon USYmet at Borderland Park. While there we participated in icebreakers, games and all hadlunch. After borderland everyone boarded a bus and went to the Brockton Rox gamewhere we cheered on our home team. This was a great way to kick off our new year. Welook forward to more events in the future.

Nikki TordayBrockton USY Advisor

Who: Everyone on KadimaTime: Tuesday October 27th at 5:45 (Right after Hebrew School)

- 7pmPlace: The Youth Lounge

Please RSVP to Nikki TordayPhone- (781) 400-5640 or email- [email protected]

Come join us for The First KadimaLounge of the year!

Turn your Paper Trash into Temple Ca$h!!!!

Bring your newspapers, magazines, office paper, and even your shredded paper to the Temple and fill up the greenand yellow paper recycling dumpster. Your papers will be recycled and not only help the environment but earnmoney for the Temple! Questions? Contact Stu Kirsch at 508-946-3527 or [email protected]

Brotherhood of Temple Beth Emunah&

The New England Region FJMC(Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs)

Requests the honor of your companyand offer you the opportunity to record a tribute

As we recognize

Daniel GoldsteinTogether with a group of exceptional men from across our Region

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Temple Emunah9 Piper Road, Lexington, MA 02421

Wines and Hors D’oeuvres: 6:00 pm Service and Awards: 7:00 pm

Followed by Dinner

Cost: $45 per adult, $20 per childVegetarian Option Available

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5770 / 2009 Keeper of the Flameat Temple Emunah, Lexington

Dinner Reservation Form

Honoree Name: _________________________________Attendee Names: ______________________________________________________________________________Telephone Number: ______________________________E-mail Address: _________________________________Check here if you are a past honoree___

# Adults @ $45 _____Check here if Vegetarian Meal______# Children (pre bar- or bat-mitzvah) @ $20 _____

Event seating is limited–Please reply early!

5770 / 2009 Keeper of the FlameTribute Book

The New England Region invites you to participate in the 5770 / 2009Keeper of the Flame Tribute Book, which will be presented at the

Celebration Dinner. Contributions support Club activities and Regionactivities in support of clubs

Page layout options and pricing__ Outer back cover $ 400__ Inside covers $ 360__ Diamond page $ 320__ Full page (4.5” w x 7.5” h) $ 240__ Half page (4.5” w x 3.5” h) $ 180__ Quarter page / Business Card (4.5” w x 1.5” h) $ 90__ Greeting line (50 characters maximum) $ 18

___ Greeting line @$18 for up to 50 characters, including honoree name (a separate typed message or email is preferable):

Amount Enclosed for Dinner $ _______ + Tribute book $ _______ = Total Enclosed $_______All copy and payment due September 25, 2008 (please help us by replying early)

Make checks payable to “Temple Emunah Brotherhood”Please attach Tribute copy to this page and write your name, and the name of your honoree on the back of the copy.

Electronic copy [PDF or MS Word} of Tribute Ad, if available should be e-mailed to: [email protected]

The TBE Brotherhood presents:

Scotch & Cigars*

Please join us on Thursday, October 8thafter minyan (7:30 pm)as we sample a variety of premium scotchesfor our second annual Scotch & Cigar Nite in the Succah.

RSVPs requested (but not required)by October 1st to: [email protected].

Free for Minyan Atendees - $5 donation for all others

*BYOC –Bring Your Own Cigars

The Temple Beth Emunah section of Plymouth Rock Cemetery offers families an affordable,well-maintained location as a final resting place.

We offer our community two options: the Temple Beth Emunah section and Shaarei Emunah:the Gates of Faith Interfaith section.

The cemetery is located on Pearl Street (west side) just south of Belmont Street (route 123) inBrockton.

For more information please contact Mort Saftler (508) 587-2470.

Sponsor aBrotherhood Breakfast

For many years, the Brotherhood of Tem-ple Beth Emunah has offered our member-ship the opportunity to sponsor one of ourbreakfasts. This is an opportunity to honorthe memory of a family member or tohonor a Simcha, such as birth, wedding orBar/Bat Mitzvah.

The cost to sponsor a breakfast is only$25.00, which goes to offset the cost ofthe breakfast, as they are free to Brother-hood members. Information regardingyour sponsorship should be submitted atleast six weeks prior to the breakfast sothat it can be included on our breakfastflyer that is mailed to the membership. Alist of all Brotherhood events, includingthe breakfasts is included in this mailing.Payment is due by the day of the break-fast. Below is a form that you may use tosign up for sponsorship. It can be left atthe Temple Office or you can sign up byemail to me:

[email protected]

Thank you,

Nelson LibertyPresidentTemple Beth Emunah Brotherhood

Breakfast Date: __________________

Your Name: _____________________

Exact Wording :________________________________________________________

APARTMENT FOR SALE IN NYC

215 east 80 street, apartment4fhuge one bedroom condo converted into a 2 bedroom (wall can al-ways come down)24 hour door man building (amazing doormen)great location, by the subways, buses, central park

asking for $630,000 which is not badcommon charges are $405.28, may go down to the 3's in 2011 notsurereal estate taxes: $351.58

-large one bedroom condo-separate kitchen redone floors, new dishwasher-brand new living room conditioner-hardwood parquet floors-southern exposure-approx. 759 sq ft-24 hr doorman bl ding-in house health clubpackage and bike room-large laundry room-garage but not included with building but next door, you can go outthrough the building

-kitchen: 6x10-bathroom: 5x7-bedroom: 10'4x16'6

-living room/dining room: 12x27'2 (2ND bedroom divide that in halfand is the same size exactly we split it evenly so it is a big size bed-room you can fit a king size bed in there)

Temple Beth EmunahAffiliated with United Synagogue of America

Aug 21- Sept 20, 2009The Temple thanks you for your support.

Nedorim donation - $5.00Minyan Circle Donation - $10.00Chai Circle Donation - $18.00Silver Circle Donation - $25.00Special Gifts Donation - $50.00+

Please help us expedite matters by making allrequests in writing, with complete names andaddresses, including zip codes.

PRAYER BOOK FUND

Donated by: In Honor of:Selma & Bill Kracoff Morton Grosser’s 80th

BirthdayIn Memory of:

Meyer & Harriet Press John Lubin

YAHRZEIT

Donated by: In Memory of:Sari Kaplan Harvey KaplanRena Hurwitz My FatherStan & Dina Marcus Minnie MarcusMorton Saftler Bernard SaftlerStephen Steinberg Maxine Steinberg

RABBI H DAVID WERB MEDITATION GARDEN

Donated by: In Memory of:Wolf Family John Lubin

DAVID LICTER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Marjorie Fleisher John Lubin

MICHELLE GOLDSTEIN BORNSTEIN FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Harriet & Joe Robie John LubinRuth & Dan Goldstein John LubinRhonda & Louis Bornstein John LubinMarilyn & Jason Shapiro John Lubin

For the Recovery of:Ruth & Dan Goldstein Larry StrumpfMel & Betty Goober Caryn Katz

In Honor of:Phyllis Paulive Dan Goldstein, KoFRhonda & Louis Bornstein Dan Goldstein, KoFMarilyn & Jason Shapiro Dan Goldstein, KoF

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Robert Snyder John Lubin

SAFTLER FAMILY FUNDDonated by: In Memory of:Morton Saftler Dr. David Marcello

STUART KORETZ FUND

Donated by: In Memory of :Sylvia C Koretz John Lubin

BELLA KOVICK FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Susan Kovick John Lubin

JACOB N LIPMAN RELIGIOUS FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Fran & David Litner John LubinWendy & Mitchell Sims John Lubin

CRAIG MENDELSON HEB SCHOOL FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Karen & Barry Brodsky John LubinSandi & Norton Mendelson John Lubin

ADAM SLOTNICK FUNDDonated by: In Memory of:Stan & Dina Marcus John Lubin

In Honor Of:Carole & Stephen Goodman Marge SlotnickAnd Family Chanting Ki TetzeDina & Donald Oppenheim Marge Slotnick

Chanting Ki TetzeFor the Recovery of:

Marge & Allan Slotnick Dr Matthew Kopp

STEPHAN & MICHAEL WOLFE FUND

Donated by: In Memory of:Joseph & Frances Wolfe Sara WolfowiczJoseph & Frances Wolfe Noah Wolfowicz

NEDORIMDonated by: In Memory of:Leslie Schwartz John Lubin

George & Diane Isgur John LubinSue Holstein John LubinPhyllis Raphaelson John LubinRena Hurwitz John LubinReva & Alan Casteline John LubinLou & Marge Goldberg John LubinSusan Kovick John LubinMaxine & Maurice Bloom John LubinMarlene Shrago John LubinR & R Wasserman John LubinRoz Nelson John LubinThe Lappin Family John LubinLeslie & Joe Cohen John LubinDr Lawrence & Harriet Richman John LubinLillian Blumberg John LubinRoberta Levin & Sumner Goldman John LubinDiane Teller & Morton Saftler John LubinArnold & Dorothea Greenblatt John LubinBenedicte Powell John LubinPhyllis & Barnet Feldman John LubinCarole & David Orloff John LubinRosalyn Stein John LubinJohn Koulopolous John LubinBarry & Ellen Abrams John LubinSari Kaplan John Lubin

In Honor of:Gary & Mary Rabinovitz Jacob & Bruce Caplain

Minyan LeadersCynthia Abramson Marcy & Nelson Liberty’s

25th AnniversaryGeorge & Diane Isgur Marilyn & JasonShapiro’s

50th AnniversaryCarole & David Orloff Morton Grosser’s 80th

Birthday

For the Recovery ofRoz Nelson Larry Strumpf

MAZEL TOV TO:

Danny Goldstein

WISHES FOR A REFUAH SHLEMA:

Larry Strumpf

WE MOURN THE PASSING OF:

John Lubin

OTHER FUNDS YOU MAY DONATE TO:

Aliyah FundHerbert Cohen FundTeen Aide Scholarship FundRabbi H. David Werb Youth Endowment FundHarry Belinsky FundDr. Stuart Birnbaum Defibrillator FundHarry & Bessie Lemelman FundLawrence Liberman FundMark Mendelson FundRichard Rosen Learning SeriesSchair Memorial Lecture FundHilary Schutt FundMaxine Steinberg FundEdward Teller FundLouis & Ruth Zax FundYouth Endowment Fund

Kosher Style Cooking, HomemadeSoups, Matzos Balls, Brisket, &

Kugel. Just like Bubbe used to make.

Catering for all occasions. ShivaPlatters, Graduations, Bar/Bat

Mitzvah, and many more.Hosts: Ina & Mike Schwartz

111 Belmont St So. Easton, Ma.02375

Phone: (508) 230-8074 Fax: (508) 230-9065

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6:07pm

Shemini Atzeret Services9:30am incl YizkorSimchat Torah Mincha6pm, Services 6:45pm5:55pm

Shabbat Services 9:30amJr Congregation

BINGO

5:44pm

5:33pm

Teen Dinner 6pmAdult Hebrew 7:15Brotherhood BoardMeeting 7:30pm

Shabbat Servicesfor Sukkot 9:30am

Mincha/MaarivServices 6:45pm

Sukkot Services 6pm

BINGO

BINGO

BINGO 5:23pm

Nosh & Learn w/ Fran1:30pmBlood Drive 1-7:30Rabbi’s Class 7:30

Sukkot Services9:30amHebrew School FamilySukkot 11am

Sisterhood BoardMeeting 7:30pm

Shemini AtzeretServices 6:00pm

Simchat TorahServices 9:30amNO SCHOOL

Nosh & Learn w/ Fran1:30pmRabbi’s Class 7:30pm

Rabbi’s Class 11am

Rabbi’s Class 11amTelem beginsKadima Lounge 5:45pm

Nosh & Learn w/Fran 1:30pmRabbi’s Class 7:30pm

Adult Hebrew 10amUSY Boat Cruise12:45pm

Nosh & learn withFran 1:30pmBHood Scotch &Cigars 7:30pom

Bar Mitzvah of SamWerman 9:30pmJr Congregation

Bingo ShabbatServices 9:30amJr Cong

Family ShabbatDinner & Service6pm

New Member Dinner& Service 6pm

Gold Buying 9amBHood KoF 6pm