UT Bulletin April 2010

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Union TempleApril Events

Sisterhood ShabbatSaturday, April 10th

at 10:30 AMSee details on page 7

Mitzvah Day Clothing DriveSunday, April 18thbeginning at 10 AMSee details on page 4

CelebrateRabbi Goodmans25th Anniversaryin the RabbinateFriday, April 30th

at 6:30 PMSee details on page 3

SCHEDULE OF SERVICESFOR APRIL

SHABBAT CHOL HAMOED PESACH2 Friday Evening 6:30 PM

Chol HaMoed Pesach

3 Saturday Morning 10:30 AM

Morning Service for Chol HaMoed PesachTorah: Exodus 33:12-34:26 Haftarah: Ezekiel 37:1-14

SHABBAT SHEMINI

9 Friday Evening 6:30 PMKabbalat Shabbat

10 Saturday Morning 10:30 AMSisterhood Shabbat Luncheon to follow

Torah: Leviticus 9:1-11:47 Haftarah: II Samuel 6:1-7:17

SHABBAT TAZRIA / METZORA

16 Friday Evening 6:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class Shabbat

17 Saturday Morning 10:30 AM11:15 AM - Tot Shabbat

Torah: Leviticus 12:1-15:33 Haftarah: II Kings 7:3-20

SHABBAT ACHAREI MOT / KEDOSHIM

23 Friday Evening7:00 PM - Informal Dinner (RSVP to the Office)8:00 PM - Shabbat Evening Service and Oneg discussionled by Mark Peters

24 Saturday Morning 10:30 AMMartin Bernstein will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah

Torah: Leviticus 16:1-20:27 Haftarah: Amos 9:7-15

SHABBAT EMOR30 Friday Evening 6:30 PM

Rabbi Goodmans 25th anniversary in the Rabbinate ServiceDinner and Music

May 1 Saturday Morning 10:30 AM

Torah: Leviticus 21:1-24:23 Haftarah: Ezekiel 44:15-31

The BulletinUnion Temple of Brooklyn

Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism APRIL 2010 NISAN IYAR 5770 Vol. 161, No 8

SCHEDULE OF

SERVICES FOR PESACHSunday, April 4

6:45 PM - Wine & Cheese Reception

7:30 PM - Evening Service for the

Conclusion of Passover

Monday, April 510:30 AM - Festival Morning Service

for the Conclusion of Passover. Yizkor

will be recited; the Song of the Sea will

be chanted.


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Rabbis Message2010 CCAR Convention ReflectionsSteve and I spent a week in San Francisco this March to attend the 121st annual conven-

tion of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, the professional body of the Re-

form Rabbinate. The convention is held in a different city each year, with every sev-

enth year in Jerusalem (that was last year). This years convention was a special treat,because my classmates and I from the Class of 85 went out to dinner together one eve-

ning to celebrate our 25th year since ordination. It was wonderful to see them, and to

know that the bond we formed with each other 30 years ago during our year in Israel

still exists between us, even though of few of us have hardly seen each other during

these years. We took a moment to remember our three classmates who have died since

our ordination, all way too young. We also shared our concern for another classmate, who has been dealing

with serious illness this past year. We shared pictures of our children, and our thoughts on the significant

changes our movement has undergone since we were students. Being able to meet with colleagues to study

together, engage each other on the issues of the day, and simply to embrace good friends, is extremely impor-

tant to all of us, not only for our professional growth, but also for our emotional and spiritual renewal. It is aprivilege for me to share the company of the fine people who are members of the CCAR. Founded in Cincin-

nati in 1889 by Dr. Isaac Mayer Wise,zl, it is a venerable organization and I am proud to be a part of it.

After the convention had concluded, on the recommendation of Marvin Polonsky, Steve and I visited the Con-

temporary Jewish Museum, located downtown on Mission Street. We were well rewarded. This year the mu-

seum is supporting the writing of a new Torah scroll. The special treat for us was meeting the scribe, and

learning some specifics about the writing of a Torah scroll that were new to us. What is different about this

scribe is that she is a woman. Her name is Julie Seltzer. It was a delight to meet her, and her work is indeed

quite beautiful.

Seeing Julie at work was profoundly moving for me. The scribal profession traditionally has been closed towomen, and even the feminine form of the word for scribe, soferet, would be a contradiction in terms for the

Orthodox Jewish world. But as we watched her work, her face reflecting her complete absorption in the holy

task she had undertaken, and complete peace within herself, I could not help but contemplate what a miracle

this was. This is one of the greatest gifts of the Reform Movement to the Jewish community, and to modern

life - the commitment to full and equal participation of women in the life and faith of Judaism, and the celebra-

tion of the perspective that women bring to our community. This is a gift that had been denied to us for so

long within our tradition, and it is Reform Judaism that opened the door. (The current president of the CCAR

is Rabbi Ellen Weinberg Dreyfus, daughter-in-law of Marianne and our late beloved Rabbi A. Stanley Drey-

fus,zl.) Our colleague Rabbi Eric Yoffie, President of the Union for Reform Judaism, reiterated this accom-

plishment of Reform Judaism at our Rabbinic Alumni Breakfast. He reminded us as well that we are themovement that first committed itself to full and equal participation for the gay and lesbian community, and to

social justice, within the mission of Tikkun Olam, which we have pursued with the utmost intensity. Steve

and I left the convention, as we generally do, renewed in our pride to be members of the Reform Rabbinate,

and members of the Reform Jewish community.

-Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman


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By the time this bulletin reaches your home, we will all have enjoyed and celebrated another Passover. Be-sides Matzo, lots of wine and seders, Passover brings with it Spring and rebirth. Passover always begins at thefirst full moon after the vernal equinox, so by definition it is early in spring. Passover also occurs on the full

moon of the first month of the calendar, Nisan, so it really does represent a new beginning.

In that context, here at Union Temple while we are wrapping up events for the 2009-10 September throughJune school-based year, we are also starting to make our plans for the upcoming year. For example, we arebeginning the budgeting process. Each committee submits a proposed budget to the treasurer, from which thenext fiscal year's budget is produced and submitted to the trustees for approval. The nominating committeealso has been busy, and will have its final and official meeting on April 8th to set the slate for the officers andtrustees for 2010-11. We will have our annual congregational meeting on May 24

th, at which time you willvote on the officers and trustees, who will be installed in June. At this point in the year we are also conductinga search for a new student cantor, as Maria Dubinsky will be leaving us after June. Look in future Bulletinsfor the farewell event for Maria. Similarly, our school administrator/student rabbi, Ann Landowne, will bemoving on, and we are hiring a new school administrator for the upcoming school year. Then we will have acalendar meeting in June when we start to fill in dates for the upcoming year. So, the officers and trustees, and

our committees, along with the temple administrator and Rabbi, are very busy.

Meanwhile, we are looking forward to upcoming events. Most significantly, we will be honoring our Rabbi,Dr. Linda Henry Goodman, as she celebrates her twenty-fifth year as a Rabbi, and her receipt of an honorary

doctorate. Please join us on April 30th, as we appreciate Rabbi Goodman and her accomplishments.

-Jeffrey Stein, Vice President

Officers Column Wrapping Up, Starting Anew


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April is here, and at last we can dance through thecherry blossoms in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in-

stead of sludging through the snow on our way to

work. Sisterhood is celebrating the season with our

popular Sisterhood Shabbat and Luncheon. So brushthose matzo crumbs from your hands and mark your

calendar for Saturday, April 10th. Join us at 10:30

AM for a beautiful Shabbat service, an inspiring talkby our own Dr. Ann Landowne and a luscious luncheon.

You'll enjoy every moment of this delightful welcome to

the season.

Still feeling a little stressed out from our long winterof record-breaking snows? Not to worry. Drs. Gail

Levine and Robert Fried can help us relax, renew, and

find peace. On Sunday, May 16th, at 10 AM, they willpresent for Sisterhood their revitalizing program,

Finding the Peace Within: Tools to Reduce Stress

and Strengthen Spirituality. Through gentle medita-

tive techniques, including balancing and walkingmeditation, Yogic breath work and guided visualiza-

tion employing imagery drawn from the Torah, they

will teach us how to relax and renew and find innerpeace. This energizing, regenerating program is open

to men as well as women, and we know that everyone

who longs for inner peace will want to participate.

Surely, that includes us all!

-Barbara Brett, Recording Secretary

Sisterhood Reduce the Stress

UNION TEMPLE OF BROOKLYN17 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238

Phone: (718) 638-7600 Fax: (718) 783-9151

[email protected]

MITZVAH DAY CLOTHING DRIVE

April 18, 2010

Dear Union Temple Congregants,

On April 18, Union Temple will sponsor a number of projects for Mitzvah Day, a day devoted totikkun

olam, repairing the world. One of the ways in which you can participate is through our clothing drive,

the proceeds of which will be donated to Project Hope. You can help either by donating clothing or

volunteering to assist with the collection, or both.

Thank you fromThe Social Action Committee of Union Temple

DONATIONS NEEDEDPlease help us in our efforts to collect gently worn clothing for our Mitzvah Day Clothing Drive.

We would appreciate all articles of clothing for men, women and children, preferably pre-sorted into these categories.

All donations may be brought to Union Temple before OR during the day of

April 18th, from 10AM to 1 PM.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDAdditionally, we need volunteers to help with the collection, sorting and packaging of clothing donations.We will try to arrange for shifts. Please contact

Beth Kurfirst ([email protected] ) or

Jane Fields Becker ([email protected] )

and sign up as a volunteer.


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The story of Passover and the exodus from slavery to freedom began with the love of a sister for her infantbrother Moses. Miriam hiding in the reeds and watching over her brother as he floated helpless and vulnerable

is a touching image. As parents we hope to see love and caring manifested in our childrens relationships with

their siblings and sometimes we feel anxious and helpless in the face of sibling conflicts and rivalries.

This past month I spoke with preschool parents about the joys and challenges of sibling relationships. In theTorah there are many cautionary tales about the dangers of unbridled sibling rivalry. In analyzing these stories

we often discover that the problems between the children are set into motion by the feelings and actions of the

parents. At times God, in a parental role, also seems to exacerbate conflicts, as in the story of Cain and Abel.

Preferring Abels offering of meat over Cains gift of produce preceded the conflict between the brothers.

Im including some tips that I shared with the parents for encouraging healthy sibling relationships.

1. Reflect on your own sibling relationships, what has worked well in your relationship over the years and

what has been problematic. Reflecting on your own sibling relationships will prepare you to be more sensitive

to your children. (If you are an only child you will need to do a little research asking friends and family this

question)

2. Appreciate your child for who he or she is, and try to avoid making comparisons between your children.

3. Conflicts between siblings are inevitable and will not prevent siblings from developing deep and loving

friendships in the future. Let them try to work out the difficulty themselves and only step in when appropriate

or necessary. Try not to micromanage for them.

4. Focus on safety. Keep an eye out for excessive physical conflict or fear in sibling relationships and enforce

appropriate boundaries and limits.

5. Carve out individual time from the busy schedule for each child with each parent. (In a two parent household)

6. Engage in family activities and rituals

that are fun and build shared memories.

7. Be aware of your childs developmen-tal level and let that level be your guide

in planning activities and developing rou-

tines.

8. Model appropriate ways to handle con-

flicts and disagreements.

9. Aim high. Create an atmosphere of

respect, love and warmth.

10. Have fun and encourage laughter and

humor.As we celebrate the last days of Passover

and we begin to count the Omer, the daysbetween Passover and the holiday of Sha-

vuot, lets count our blessings as well and

help our children establish positive rela-

tionships.

-Ann Landowne, Principal

Religious SchoolPassover and Lessons for the Home

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"And to them will I give in my house and within my walls amemorial and a name (Yad Vashem), an everlasting

name that shall not be cut off." (Isaiah 56:5)

BROWNSTONE BROOKLYN YOM HASHOAH

COMMEMORATION

SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2010 ~ 7:30 PM

Featuring a multi-generational presentation by a

survivor family, on the losses and legaciesof the Shoah. Musical offerings by the

cantors of the congregations.

CONGREGATION MOUNT SINAI

250 Cadman Plaza West

Brooklyn NY 11201


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Preschool Rested and Ready for SpringWe all returned from the Presidents Week breakrested and ready for spring. The Preschool celebrated

Purim with Rabbi Goodman: the Hummingbirds wore

costumes and made beautiful animal groggers (noise

makers), while the other classes made groggers andcrowns. In addition, Rabbi Goodman read us the story

of Purim (The Megillah). Whenever she said the name

Haman, (the bad guy in the story), all of the kids

made noise with their groggers to drown out his name.

We are also starting to plan for our summer program,

which will run from June 14th through July 30th. Ap-

plications will be available shortly. Please call the pre-school if you are interested. You dont have to be a

currently student to be eligible. Scheduling is very

flexible, but you must sign up for a minimum of two

days per week. (On Wednesdays, campers will takeswimming lessons at the Eastern Athletic Club.)

Plans for the annual silent auction are underway as

well! We need a lot of donations to make this event a

success. The auction, which has been held ONLINE

since 2008, will run from April 19th to April 30th.

And now for some classroom news

The Chickadees have grown immensely since thebeginning of the year. Their play has become more

complex, and they are beginning to play more with

one another, rather than just side by side. Also, theirverbal skills are becoming stronger and they ask lots

of questions about the class, each other and them-

selves. It is amazing to watch them grow!

The Starlings are having a good time playing to-gether after their February break. Each child seems

taller, wordier and more at ease in the classroom!They enjoyed listening to stories about Purim and

making (and eating) hamentaschen, the tasty triangu-lar-shaped cookies of that holiday. The hamentaschen

helped the class segue into a shape study, and they are

now noticing triangles, circles and squares all over the

classroom.

The Sparrows are getting into numbers! The class

has begun looking at the calendar and marking off the

days. They have discussed the old adage, "Marchcomes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb." The

children discuss the weather and decide if it is a "lambday" or a "lion day" and attach a lamb or lion to the

appropriate place on the calendar.

The Robins and Swallows have been really inter-

ested in listening to stories lately. George and Martha,two hippo friends, have been very popular! More re-

cently they compared two versions of the old time fa-

vorite Who Took/Stole the Cookies from the Cookie

Jar? Everyone chimes in to the refrain of: Who

me? Yes, you. Couldn't be. Then who?

The Hummingbirds are getting ready to celebratethe 100th day of school. They are bringing in 100 objects that they then will glue to a hat. They will also

count 100 objects, and measure 100 inches. They will

cap off the day with a pizza party.

-Susan Sporer, Director

It seems that the Brotherhood could appropriate theUS Postal Service Neither rain nor snow because

despite the monsoon like weather last month nothingcould stop a great turnout at the annual Brotherhood

Shabbat. Its always a wonderful occasion as membersof the Brotherhood contribute to the service including

the Devar Torah very ably delivered by Arnold Ko-

likoff. A special thanks to Student Cantor MariaDubinsky and Music Director Dr. Jonathan B. Hall

who guided Brotherhood through the service.

After enjoying a potluck lunch everyone headed back

out into a very wet Saturday feeling very much up-

lifted by the experience.

We are also looking forward to Mitzvah Day on

April 18th. Please don't forget to bring your clothing

donations.

Brotherhood would also like to send condolences toPresident Steven Segall and his family on the death of

his father Donald Segall.

-David Rapheal, Secretary

BrotherhoodBrotherhood ShabbatDrowns Out the Weather


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Purim at Union Temple

Worship with us at our SISTERHOOD SHABBAT

Saturday, April 10, at 10:30 AM

Join us after Services for A GALA LUNCHEONHear Our Special Speaker DR. ANN LANDOWNE discuss a

subject of vital importance to us all:

JEWISH TEXTS AND

MEDICAL ETHICS

Sisterhood of Union Temple

17 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238

718-638-7600

Uniontemple.org


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Martin Mathes Bernstein

Son of David Bernstein and Leslie Mathes

Martin is a seventh grader at Hunter CollegeHigh School. He is very active at school,participating on the basketball and baseball

teams, jazz band, orchestra, and is in theschool play. Besides jazz piano, Martin is anaccomplished musician on the Baroque Recorder andhas performed Vivaldi Concertos at the Old StoneHouse for the last three years. At school, Martin is di-recting a play that he authored. Martin also enjoys read-ing, writing stories, chess, and soccer.

On April 24th, Martin will be reading the same Torahportion that his mother read for her Bat Mitzvah, addingto the connection between the Jewish people and hisheritage. Martin is named for his grandfather who diedbefore he was born. Martin and his parents thankRabbi Linda Goodman and Cantor Maria Dubinsky forhis Bar Mitzvah preparation.

To Martin, his parents Leslie and David, and his brotherPhilip, we wish our heartiest Mazal Tov.

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Mazal Tov to our Bar Mitzvah

What will the next Union Temple logo look like?Announcing the UT Logo Competition 2010

The challenge:Union Temple is ready for a new look! We want our new logo to be contemporary, have a Jewishidentity, and convey a sense of friendliness and perhaps a Brooklyn touch.

The parameters:The logo should be one color or two, but easily convertible into all black. It should be flexible enough to beused for stationery and envelopes, print ads, on our web site, and emails. Translation: you should still beable to read it if its reduced to 1-1/2.

Please present the logo by itself with just the words Union Temple of Brooklyn. Also, show what itwould look like with our full name and address and contact information:

Union Temple of Brooklyn17 Eastern ParkwayBrooklyn, NY 11238

[email protected]

www.uniontemple.orgThe how, what, and where:Present your entries in PDF format. Submit as many entries as you wish. Good luck!

Deadline for Entries: April 15, 2010 Submit entries to: [email protected]

Thank You to the

Generous

Donors to the

Yom Kippur Appeal

Since December 2009Eugene Bassin and Judith Zuckerman

Rena Deutsch

Leon and Rose Freilich

Michael and Shoshana Goldhaber

Aaron Gruenberg and Rosalie Fadem

Arnold and Ellen Kolikoff

Marvin and Purlaine Lieberman

Ezra and Meredith Polonsky

Steven Rifkind andDevorah Fong-Rifkind

Jean Shaffer

Jeffrey Stein and Denise Waxman

Michael Wolfson and Cheryl Pasternack


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TzedakahUNION TEMPLE MEMORIAL FUNDDonated by ................................................................................ In memory ofElisabeth G. Tamarkin ................................................................................ Louise GuineyElisabeth G. Tamarkin ............................................................................... Mortimer GuineyHelen Heller ............................................................................................... Arnold M. HellerRosemarie Shaffer ...................................................................................... Martin ShafferAndrea Polans ............................................................................................. Ann Golden

Larry Steckman .......................................................................................... Samuel SteckmanGorge Hausman and Anna Budd ................................................................ Harry HausmanMarion Zupnick .......................................................................................... Gertrude RoschkoDoris Klueger ............................................................................................. Donald Segall, father of trustee and

Brotherhood president, Steven SegallHortense Hurwitz ....................................................................................... Donald SegallNaomi Feller ............................................................................................... Rose FellerFrom Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman ........................................................... Dr. Carol Basbaum

HAPPY DAY FUNDDonated byJoyce M. Charles ..................................................................................................... to the Union Temple

Susanne and Henry Singer ..................................................................................... in honor of Dr. Jonathan HallPurlaine and Marvin Lieberman ............................................................................ in honor of Dr. Jonathan Hall

RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUNDDonated byAnna M. Budd ........... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ......... In memory of Jack Machtinger

From George Hausman and Anna Budd ................................................................ in appreciation

From Rosemarie Shaffer ........................................................................................ in honor of Rabbi Goodman's Honorary Doctorate

Cheryl Paradis ........................................................................................................ in memory of her mother, Ruth Paradis

SISTERHOOD HAPPY DAY FUND ..................... In celebration ofDonated by

Susanne and Henry Singer ..................................................................................... the birth of Sivan Rina Wallace, greatgranddaughter of Marianne Dreyfus.

Hortense Hurwitz .................................................................................................... the birth of Sivan Rina Wallace

Mazal Tov toRABBI LINDA HENRY GOODMAN, D.Min.,

on receiving an honorary Doctor of Divinity degreefrom the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.

And toRABBI JOSHUA MINKIN

on earning a Doctor of Ministry degree from the

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religionand on celebrating his 10th year in the Rabbinate.

And toMARIANNE DREYFUS

on the birth of her great-granddaughterSIVAN RINA WALLACE

daughter of LENA AND ADAM WALLACE,granddaughter of DR. JAMES and RABBI ELLEN DREYFUS

on February 27. Sivan Rina is named for her great-grandfatherRabbi A. Stanley Dreyfus, z"l, and her Uncle Richard Dreyfus, z"l.

We express ourdeepest sympathy to

STEVEN SEGALL andMARK SILVERSTEIN

on the death of Steven's father

DONALD SEGALLon March 11.

We extend our condolencesas well to Leo,

Steven's stepmother Millie,and his brothers Jeff and Mark,

and their families.

May his memory be

for a blessing


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Union Temple suggests that its memberscontact our Funeral Director

Martin D. Kasdan of

Boulevard-Riverside Chapels1895 Flatbush Avenue

Brooklyn, NY1-800-522-0588

Proudly maintaining more

than 50 years of Temple involvement

The BulletinUnion Temple of Brooklyn

17 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11238

(718) 638-7600Fax (718) 783-9151

E-mail [email protected]

Website Uniontemple.org

Dr. Linda Henry GoodmanRabbi

Maria DubinskyStudent Cantor

Dr. Jonathan B. HallMusic Director

Dr. Ann LandowneSchool of Religion Principal

Susan SporerPreschool Director

Doris KluegerPresident

Henry SingerJeffrey Stein

Vice Presidents

Ellen KolikoffSecretary

Beatrice HanksTreasurer

Mike BaronHortense R. Hurwitz

Honorary Presidents

Eleanor FormanHonorary Trustee

David RaphealBulletin Editor

John GolombTemple Administrator

Martin KasdanFuneral Director(800) 522-0588

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Memorial Plaques

A memorial plaque is a lasting tribute to a loved one.

If you wish more information regarding

obtaining a plaque in memory of a loved one

please e-mail the temple at

[email protected]

or leave a message with the temple office.

Isaac Silverstein.................................................................. April 1, 1933Abraham Sterzelbach ......................................................... April 2, 1953Henry Rockmore ............................................................... April 3, 1925Charles Dorf ....................................................................... April 3, 1927Rose Freiman ..................................................................... April 5, 1944Jacob Freiman .................................................................... April 5, 1919Rosie Kellner ...................................................................... April 5, 1934Emile Heimberger .............................................................. April 5, 1961Tessie Tuch ........................................................................ April 5, 1978Nathan Strauss .................................................................... April 6, 1936Rachel Davidson ................................................................ April 6, 1966Ruth Batt Minkin ................................................................ April 6, 2003Henry Rockmore ................................................................ April 7, 1990Sylvia Davidson ................................................................. April 7, 1975Emil A. Lowenthal ............................................................. April 8, 1965Sabina Obstfeld .................................................................. April 8, 1937Jesse Baar ........................................................................... April 9, 1936Julia J. Neuberger ............................................................... April 9, 1942Edward Leopold ................................................................. April 9, 1980Margot Schuster ................................................................ Yom HashoahRose Schuster .................................................................... Yom HashoahArnold F. Korman, Past President................................... April 10, 1989Victor J. Schwartz ............................................................ April 10, 1987Prof. George Bayron ........................................................ April 10, 1970

Ida Newberger .................................................................. April 12, 1945Sadie May Nona ............................................................... April 13, 1939Eva Marcus....................................................................... April 13, 1925Frederick Frisch................................................................ April 13, 1955Max Newberger ................................................................ April 14, 1935Julia Altschul .................................................................... April 14, 1953Rachel May ...................................................................... April 15, 1932Aaron Marcus ................................................................... April 15, 1931Jacob Clark ....................................................................... April 15, 1967Seligman Goodman .......................................................... April 16, 1909Joseph Love ...................................................................... April 16, 1971Gordon B. Cronheim ........................................................ April 16, 1965Rose Rosenfeld ................................................................. April 17, 1925Helen Phillips ................................................................... April 17, 1945Isaac Bernstein ................................................................. April 18, 1941

Bertha Gross ..................................................................... April 18, 1935Benjamine Boley .............................................................. April 19, 1929Alma B. Steinhardt ........................................................... April 19, 1938Max Kahn ......................................................................... April 20, 1925Albert L. Levi ................................................................... April 20, 1945Harold K. Bernstein .......................................................... April 20, 1957Solon Weit ........................................................................ April 21, 1956Mark Reich ....................................................................... April 22, 2005Betsey Levine ................................................................... April 23, 1913Lena Schwartz .................................................................. April 24, 1941Lillian Brodsky Frey ........................................................ April 24, 1999Mildred L. Bernstein ........................................................ April 25, 1960Martin Roy Shaffer ........................................................... April 25, 2007Deborah Barkan Gross ..................................................... April 26, 1923Lena Goldsmith ................................................................ April 27, 1926Leo Eis ............................................................................. April 27, 1961

Sophie Silverman ............................................................. April 27, 1976Katherine London ............................................................. April 29, 1982Moses Elly ........................................................................ April 30, 1914


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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

6:00 PM

Officers

2

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

Chol Hamoed

Pesach

39:00 AM

Shabbat Hevre

10:30 AMMorning Service

for Chol Hamoed

Pesach

46:45 PM

Passover

Wine & Cheese

Reception

7:30 PMFestival Evening

Service

510:30 AM

Morning Service

for the

Conclusion of

Pesach; Yizkor

6 74:30 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:00 PMAdult Ed Meeting

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

8 9

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

109:00 AM

Shabbat Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

SisterhoodShabbat

Luncheon to follow

119:30 AM

Religious School;

Membership

7:30 PM

Yom Hashoah

Commemoration

Cong. Mt. Sinai

Cadman Plaza

12Yom Hashoah

(HolocaustRemembrance Day)

6:00 PM

Board of

Trustees

13 14Rosh Chodesh( Nisan 30)

4:30 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

15 Rosh Chodesh(Iyar 1)

16

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Class Shabbat

179:00 AM

Shabbat Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

11:15 AM

Tot Shabbat

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9:30 AM

Religious School

Mitzvah Day

Clothing Drive,

for Project Hope

And more..

19Yom Haatzma-ut

(Israel

Independence Day)

6:00 PM

Religious School

Committee

20 21

4:30 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

22 23Fourth Friday

7:00 PM

Dinner

8:00 PM

Late Shabbat

Service

Oneg Discussion

led by

Mark Peters

249:00 AM

Shabbat Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

Bar Mitzvah:

Martin Bernstein

259:30 AM

Religious School

26 27 28

4:30 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

29 30

6:30 PM

Rabbi Goodmans

25th anniversary

in the Rabbinate:

Service, Dinner &

Music

April 2010 ~ Nisan-Iyar 5770


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