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1 B ' n a i S h o l o m C o n g r e g a t i o n B nai Sholom newsletter January 2012 Issue 1 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. WEEKDAY MINYAN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. Tevat - Shevat 5772 Sunday, January 8 Religious School resumes Tuesday, January 10 Sisterhood Luncheon 12:00 Noon see page 11 Tuesday, January 10 Temple Board Meeting 7:00 PM Friday, January 20 Installation of Rabbi Jean Eglinton 7:30 PM Saturday, January 21 Brunch With the Rabbis See Page 5 Thursdays, January 5 to January 26 Hebrew I Class 6:00 PM Hebrew II Class 7:00 PM Friday, January 6 - Shabbat Family Dinner and Tu B Shevat Seder- 6:00 PM RSVP to Temple Office Shabbat Family Services - 6:45 PM (led by religious school students) Birthday Blessings for children born in January Bima: Mitch Klein and Herman Glaser Usher: David Glick Oneg: Rose Marie Riter Friday, January 13 - Shabbat Services - 7:30 PM Bima: Malinda Canins and Derek Hyman Usher: Donnel Horn Oneg: Sharon Pressman Friday, January 20 - Shabbat Services - 7:30 PM Bima: Diane Shattls and Tom Scarr Usher: Marilyn Cohen Oneg: Sherri Solochek and Lisa Ketchum Friday, January 27 - Shabbat Services - 7:30 PM Anniversary Blessings for couples married in January Bima: Samantha Beverage and Joan Weisberg Usher: Randy Miller Oneg: P.J. Scarr Child care is provided during Friday services as a courtesy to families with small children.

2 From the RAbbi THERE WAS A KING who sent out a proclamation saying that nobody could see him without first honoring his queen. Just so, the Holy Blessed One said to Israel There is no shiva (7 days of mourning) and no brit milah (circumcision) [no ending and no beginning] without Shabbat. Pesikta de Rav Kahana (Rabbi Kahana s Verses) from the Land of Israel in the 5 th century AS WINTER BREAK IS OVER, with a touch of snow on the ground, I think what a wonderful six months this has been and how nice it was to take a break. Mine began by attending the Union of Reform Judaism Biennial in the DC area with 6500 of my closest Jewish friends. Our Friday afternoon guest was President Barack Obama. He gave a shout-out to NFTY, and the 500 youth group members in the audience surged to their feet all fired up! The day before, we hosted Ehud Barak, Deputy Prime Minister of Israel. Great musicians led us in song and dance and prayer. I got practical information about rabbinic and congregational evaluation that will come in handy soon. Most importantly, I reaffirmed my conviction that we are not alone here in Huntington. We are connected supporting and supported by Jews around the world. I will share pertinent details as the opportunity arises. BACK HOME, there were many new faces in the crowd at our Chanukah Supper, including several members of the Huntington Islamic Association. The children were thrilled with the gelt; the adults were pleased to have a tour of our gorgeous building. Everyone bathed in the candlelight, sang along with the Yiddish Chorus, and enjoyed the fine food prepared by Sisterhood. GETTING REFRESHED is vital to doing good work. We all have our own personal keys to invigoration; happily, Judaism comes with one built in. Shabbat comes every week offering the opportunity to set things aside and energize. Do whatever works for you: get extra sleep, be with friends and family, play Consider coming to temple on Saturday mornings. In the context of our music-filled Shabbat Morning we read Torah from the Scroll, and also pull out books and study the text together. We illuminate the text through our various disciplines law, archeology, medicine to name a few. Learning the ancient stories and how they continue on in our own lives is one of the things that rejuvenates me the most: Torah as inspiration. SPECIAL SHABBAT January 20-21: Friday night Rabbi Gaylia Rooks and Steve Stuhlbarg, two old friends, will install me as rabbi. Though I am already Rabbi of B nai Sholom, this is a ritual to celebrate our partnership. The music will be lovely and the food delicious. I hope to see everyone there. Saturday morning we will have service and Torah Study as usual and then Brunch with the Rabbis. Rabbi Gaylia and Steve will lead us on a musical sing-along history of 4000 years of Jewish history. Please come. AS WE CELEBRATE we try to ease suffering where we can. I invite you to make a donation either to the Huntington Area Food Bank at www. hafb.org, or to the efforts of American Jewish World Service to wipe out world hunger on our very own AJWS web page: bit.ly/sa7tep - or both! May 2012 be a year of renewal, Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton 2 January 2012

3 JANUARY Minyan 9:00AM Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Religious School Recess 8 Weekday Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM 15 Weekday Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM 22 Weekday Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM 29 Weekday Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM January JGel at Jewel City 11:45 PM; Hebrew I 6:00 PM Hebrew II 7:00 PM 9 10 Sisterhood Luncheon Noon Board Meeting 7:00 PM Federated Meeting 7:00 PM JGel at Hibachi 11:45 PM; Hebrew I 6:00 PM Hebrew II 7:00 PM JGel 3 rd and 9 th Deli 11:45 PM; Hebrew I 6:00 PM Hebrew II 7:00 PM JGel at Max and Erma s 11:45 PM; Hebrew I 6:00 PM Hebrew II 7:00 PM Family Shabbat dinner 6:00 PM; Family Shabbat Service 6:45 PM Birthday Blessings 13 Shabbat Services 7:30 PM 20 Shabbat Services 7:30 PM and Installation of Rabbi Jean 27 Shabbat Services 7:30 PM Anniversary Blessings 7 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 14 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 21 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Brunch with Rabbis 11:00 AM 28 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Our Huntington Area Food Bank barrel continues to await your contributions as hunger continues past the holiday season. 3

As the New Year Begins, one resolution should be to participate in the Temple Gift Certificate program. It s easy and it helps B'nai Sholom!

Speedway Kroger FoodFair Max & Erma s Panera Bread Applebee s Red Lobster Olive Garden Rocco s O Charley s Bob Evans Mazel Tov to Aly Shattls, daughter of Steven and Diane Shattls.

Please mail payments to: B nai Sholom Congregation, Attention Tim Beverage P.O.

Ethiopia, the former Soviet Union, Iraq and other areas of the Middle East. Some 21,300 Jews made aliyah from around the world in the Jewish year 5771, up 19 percent from the previous year.

4 As the New Year Begins, one resolution should be to participate in the Temple Gift Certificate program. It s easy and it helps B'nai Sholom! Call Tim or Samantha Beverage at for details and your order. Speedway Kroger FoodFair Max & Erma s Panera Bread Applebee s Red Lobster Olive Garden Rocco s O Charley s Bob Evans Mazel Tov to Aly Shattls, daughter of Steven and Diane Shattls. Aly began Medical School at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg, WV. She is pictured here at the White Coat Ceremony last August, Please mail payments to: B nai Sholom Congregation, Attention Tim Beverage P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV With help from the Jewish Federations-supported Jewish Agency for Israel, an increasing number of Jews are immigrating to the Jewish state from countries such as Cuba, Ethiopia, the former Soviet Union, Iraq and other areas of the Middle East. Some 21,300 Jews made aliyah from around the world in the Jewish year 5771, up 19 percent from the previous year. Learn more about aliyah to Israel. With scholarships from the Ethiopian National Project (ENP), an organization supported by Jewish Federations, more Ethiopian-Israelis are becoming physicians. For each of the past five years, ENP has provided six students with Yanoff Master Ethiopian-Israeli Healthcare Scholarships to support their medical studies. The students also serve as role models for the more than 17,000 Ethiopian-Israeli teenagers. Learn more about ENP s scholarship programs. World ORT, which is supported by Jewish Federations, will open the largest Jewish high school in the former Soviet Union early next year, in the Moldovan capital of Kishinev. The new school, which is equipped with a sports hall, laboratories and modern technology, will join a network of 17 ORT Jewish schools in the region, which provide high-quality education to more than 6,000 students. Learn more about ORT's Kishinev school. 4 January 2012

m. Shabbat Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Brunch with the Rabbis Sing Along to 4000 years of Jewish History RSVP for Brunch Contributions may be made in Rabbi Eglinton s honor to the Huntington Area Food

5 B nai Sholom Congregation invites you to a special weekend of celebration of the installation of our new rabbi, Jean E. Eglinton, by Rabbi Gaylia R. Rooks of The Temple in Louisville, accompanied on guitar by Steve Stuhlbarg of Cincinnati. Friday, January 20, :30 p.m. Erev Shabbat Service Installation Oneg Shabbat Reception to follow Saturday, January 21, :00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Brunch with the Rabbis Sing Along to 4000 years of Jewish History RSVP for Brunch Contributions may be made in Rabbi Eglinton s honor to the Huntington Area Food Bank or American Jewish World Service, where a webpage has been set up for this purpose. Go to or send a check to the temple and we will make a group donation to AJWS. 16 TH Annual Historic Preservation Raffle March 11, 2012 B nai Sholom Congregation 10 th Avenue and 10 th Street Huntington, West Virginia Be a part of the gala event that helps preserve this beautiful, historic sanctuary as befits a structure honored on the National Register of Historic Places. Up to $18, in prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders. Grand Prize of $7, A maximum of 500 tickets will be sold at $ each. For an additional $25.00 you can insure your ticket, giving you a second chance to win one of up to 25 cash prizes. To buy or sell tickets, contact the office: (304) or the raffle chairman, Diane Shattls: (304) January

6 DONATIONs Beryl Carande Memorial Choir Fund Clarence and Jane Jackson Building Fund Loretta Levine in memory of Chuck Levine and Ruth Perry Cemetery Fund Gary and Anne Steigerwald in memory of Evelyn Mendelson Congregational Fund Howard and Carol Abrams in honor of David Glick's special birthday Bob and Jenny Broh in memory of Adele Broh David and Marilyn Cohen in memory of Jack Gottlieb and Susan Miller s father, Mort Frolow Maxine Frankel in memory of Benjamin Lazar and Lloyd R. Frankel Herman and Mary Lee Glaser in memory of Isabelle Seligson David Glick in memory of Jack Glick and Joanne Glick Levy Stephen C. Gross Donnel Horn in honor of the engagement of Jared Colker and Lauren Angel and in memory of Bessie Stern David and Pat Johnson in memory of Joseph Elswick Loretta Levine in memory of Ruth Perry and Chuck Levine Gerald and Annie Mansbach in memory of Samuel Mansbach Congregational Fund continued Paul and Lynne Mayer in memory of Morris Supovitz, Henry Mayer and Jack Gottlieb Randall Miller in memory of Beatrice Miller Maury and Deedee Mufson in honor of David Glick's 70th birthday and in memory of Bessie Stern Lake and Louise Polan in memory of Dorothy Lewis Polan and Patricia Polan Neal Fred Ziffer in memory of Leo Ziffer Joe Horn in memory of Jack Gottlieb Ed and Judy Woodruff in memory of Jack Gottlieb and with condolences to Susan Miller and family on the death of her father Dorothy Polan Memorial Landscape Fund Mark and Suzi Brodof in memory of Janice Hersh Lake and Louise Polan in memory of Dorothy Lewis Polan and Patricia Polan Neal Marilyn Polan in memory of Dorothy Lewis Polan Mazon Fund Marilyn Polan in memory of Barbara Polan Kaplan and Patricia Polan Neal Rena Steirn in memory of Anna Steirn and Simon Cantor Memorial Fund Shirley Broh-Davis and Norman Davis in memory of Esther Michelson, Louis Michelson and Susan Broh Memorial Fund continued Harold and Freda Kagan in memory of Marie Levinson Bachman Paul and Lynne Mayer in memory of Bessie Stern, Karen Glick, Harry Silverberg, Lena Klausner Mufson New Prayer Book Fund Maurye and Deedee Mufson in honor of our 50th Wedding Anniversary on April 1, 2012 Rabbi s Discretionary Fund Matt and Sandy Colker Steven and Roslyn Feierstein in memory of James Secunda Larry, Dan, Ron and Susan Gross in memory of Barbara and Roger Gross Clarence and Jane Jackson in appreciation of Rabbi Jean Allison Monroe in memory of Dr. Craig Monroe David and Gert Scarr in honor of David Glick's 70th birthday Steinberg Family Fund Patricia Faith Hayflich in memory of Edda Steinberg Jack Steinberg in memory of Jack Gottlieb Yiddish Chorus Fund Stephanie and Helene Jacobs-Skolik in memory of Stella Skolik Marc and Sherri Solochek in memory of Nathan Schrinsky Youth Group Fund Norman and Ronni Glaser in celebration of David Glick's 70th birthday

7 IN HONOR OF DAVID GLICK FOR THE WONDERFUL PERSON YOU ARE...AND ALL THAT YOU DO. YOUR LOVING FRIENDS AND FAMILY Murray and Cheryl Abrams Greg and Terri Booth Malinda Cains David and Marilyn Cohen Herb and Betty Colker Matt and Sandy Colker Benn Dolin Rabbi Jean Eglinton and Steven Snyder Maxine Frankel Jeffrey Frankel Herman and Mary Lee Glaser Billy and Brenda Glick Joe Horn Clarence, Jane and Stephanie Jackson Paul and Lisa Jacobson Pat and David Johnson Donnel Horn Pauline Kaplan Joan Lerner Bob and Joyce Levy Judy Lundy Paul and Lynne Mayer Maury and Deedee Mufson Mark and Nancy Newfeld David and Sherry Patick Sidney Polan and Richard McLaughlin Tom and Sharon Pressman Tom and P.J. Scarr Barbara Ann Glick Shapiro and family Steve and Diane Shattls Marc and Sherri Solochek Rena Steirn Nancy Cohen Tarbis Sharon and Hy Weed Ed and Judy Woodruff Rabbi David and Tori Wucher To My B nai Sholom Family, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for honoring me on my 70 th birthday with your kind words, the root on the Tree of Life, the oneg and for being there. Mostly, thank you for being my Temple family! Let s pretend it s my birthday every Friday night and keep on coming to Services on Friday nights and Sunday mornings. Love and Shalom, David Glick January

8 Thanks to all those who enabled B'nai B'rith Lodge #795 to make Thanksgiving a little brighter for some of our less fortunate neighbors through our annual food basket program. Malinda Cains David and Marilyn Cohen James and Peggy Cohen Matt and Sandy Colker Lee and Karen Colker Rabbi Jean Eglinton and Steven Snyder Howard and Gail Feinberg David Field Maxine Frankel Danny and Juliet Glaser Glaser Furniture David Glick Billy and Brenda Glick Joe Horn Derek and Ronda Hyman Clarence and Jane Jackson Stephanie and Helene Jacobs-Skolik Paul and Lisa Jacobson David and Pat Johnson Harold and Freda Kagan Norty Kaplan Pauline Kaplan Allen Kaplan Sam Kincaid Mitch and Linda Klein Judy Lentz Joan Lerner Robert Lerner Janice Levine Kevin and Patricia Levine Peter and Kelly Levy Bob and Joyce Levy Judy Lundy Paul and Lynne Mayer James Morris-Smith Maury and Deedee Mufson Reuben Newberger Mark and Nancy Newfeld David and Sherry Patick Marilyn Polan Sidney Polan & Rick Mclaughlin Tom and Sharon Pressman Rose Marie Riter Tully and Brandy Roisman Harold and Joan Rose Marc and Diane Rosen David and Gertrude Scarr Tom and P.J. Scarr Steve and Diane Shattls Barrett Skoll Marc and Sherry Solochek Rena Steirn Nancy Tarbis Mark and Niza Uslan Hy and Sharon Weed Daphne Weil David and Tammi Weinsweig Art and Joan Weisberg Ed and Judy Woodruff Rabbi David and Tori Wucher Dear Members and Friends of B nai Sholom Congregation, THANK YOU to the many children and adults that helped pack the Thanksgiving baskets. We gave 250 baskets to the needy. Thank you to the people who donated the funds for us to be able to do that. Also, a big Thank you to West Virginia Electric and the Colker families for the use of their truck. B nai B rith Lodge #795 Herman Glaser, Chairman 8 January 2012

9 SHOLOMGRAMS February 2012 Please check the name if you want to send a Sholomgram and mail immediately to : Sholomgrams Sandy Colker th Street #1007 Huntington, WV Please note: The address appears on the back of this sheet for your mailing convenience: fold, tape, stamp and mail. We will send Sholomgrams for anniversaries every five years starting with the tenth; birthdays will be noted on 60th, 70th, 75th, 85th, 90th and every year thereafter. Sholomgrams are $2.00 each. We can t note your special dates and birthday dates if we don t have them in our file. You may send anniversary and birthday dates to the office. If you wish to send to everyone, please contact : Sandy Colker To recap: 1. Check the names of those to whom you would like Sholomgrams sent. 2. Indicate how you want the Sholomgrams signed. 3. Mail your list to Sandy Colker by the 15th of this month. CONGRATULATIONS TO: Mary Cantor on her 102 nd birthday on February 14. Betty Colker on her 91 st birthday on February 19. Rivka Jacobs Rubin on her 60 th birthday February 22. DON T FORGET TO SIGN YOUR SHOLOMGRAM! Please indicate how you would like your Sholomgram signed: 9 January 2012

10 SHOLOMGRAMS Sandy Colker th Street #1007 Huntington, WV January 2012

11 Sisterhood Tuesday, January 10 Sisterhood Luncheon Meeting Noon Chairs: Lisa Jacobson and Nancy Newfeld Committee: Samantha Beverage Pauline Kaplan and Rena Steirn. Please RSVP to Mary Lee Glaser (304) or... Family Shabbat Dinner Friday, January 6 at 6:00 PM The monthly Family Shabbat Dinner programs are open to all families, especially those with children who are pre Bar/Bat Mitzvah age. The cost is $5.00 per adult and $10.00 per family. All children must be accompanied by a caregiver. Chairs: Lisa Ketchum, Ruth Egel and Melanie Glazer. Family Shabbat Service 6:45 PM Thank You To Sharon Pressman and her committee for the delicious brunch at the December meeting. Kelly Levy and Lisa Jacobson for the wonderful Chanukah Dinner. The youth group and Sisterhood members who helped with the annual Big Brothers/Big Sisters Christmas tree sales. Special Thanks to those who volunteered at Ronald McDonald House Jeff and Craig Baker, Kelly and Leah Levy, Judy Lundy, Nathan Jurin Marilyn Polan, Joey, Eric and Nancy Newfeld. and at Cabell Huntington Hospital on Christmas Day.. Linda Gottlieb, Tom, Aaron and Jacob Scarr, Lynne and Paul Mayer, Matt Colker, Mark and Suzi Brodof. January

12 RABBI S OFFICE HOURS Please call for an appointment. Tuesday: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Wednesday and Thursday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday - Friday Custodian s Hours Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM Fridays 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon 6:00-9:00 PM The deadline for items to be in the February Newsletter is January 16 Happy New Year!!!!! Your shop chicks thank you for all your shopping support during We start the New Year with a huge problem. Dozens and dozens of Hanukah items still dot the shelves. We are offering them for a whopping 10% off just because we don t want to take the time to pack them all away. Come in for your bargains and give our backs a break. It s a great way to start the New Year. And speaking of new, we will have lots of it in the shop. As soon as our shelves are clean, we will be bringing in new Judaica, along with new gift items. Let us help with all your gift and entertaining needs. Remember, when it s gone.... it s gone.... except for the Hanukah stuff - - -that s in the back cupboard. Come in for a free kiss. Sherri: Barb: Lisa: Sunday mornings TEMPLE MAILING ADDRESS: B NAI SHOLOM CONGREGATION P.O. BOX 2674 HUNTINGTON, WV Ta Dah>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Drum roll Marilyn Polan It s not the money it s the attitude. 12 January 2012

TREE OF LIFE ORDER FORM I wish to purchase a Millennium Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $250.00. I wish to purchase a Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $180.00. I wish to purchase a Leaf on the New Tree of Life for $180.

13 TREE OF LIFE ORDER FORM I wish to purchase a Millennium Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the New Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Root on the New Tree of Life for (a minimum of) $ Please indicate, on the lines below, the exact wording you desire to be inscribed on the leaf: ( in honor of... in memory of... on the occasion of... etc.) Name Address City State and Zip Code IN LOVING MEMORY OF BEN STERN AND BESSIE GROSS STERN THE WONDERFUL PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF STEVEN, DIANE AND ALYSON SHATTLS Phone number Mail form and check to: Tree of Life c/o Martha Newby B nai Sholom Congregation P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Please see the Root (and donors list) in honor of David Glick on page 7. January

If you would like to be on the Temple email list, please email a message with your request and email address to: bnaisholomwv@yahoo.

14 If you would like to be on the Temple list, please a message with your request and address to: bnaisholomwv@yahoo.com Donated by: Manny Borinsky Joan Lerner Bob and Joyce Levy January Floral Fund Paul and Lynne Mayer Bernice Moos Mark and Nancy Newfeld Lake and Louise Polan Ron Polan Marc and Sherri Solochek Art and Joan Weisberg Rabbi David and Tori Wucher B nai Sholom Congregation is now on FACEBOOK. Please go to our site and press the Like button. Bnai-Sholom- Congregation/ In Memory of: Abe Borinsky Bruce Selman Max Levy Morris Supovitz Henry Mayer Minnie Mendel Max Mendel Charles Schradzki Fred Goldman Patricia Polan Neal Dorothy Lewis Polan Leo Schoenfeld Max Schoenfeld Sol Schoenfeld Barbara Polan Kaplan Dr. Meyer Polan Nathan Schrinsky Ida Polan Meyer Dr. Meyer Polan Julias Polan Harry N. Behar Mordecai Wucher Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton Rabbi Emeritus Dr. David E. Wucher President Dr. Mark Newfeld Vice President Diane Shattls Secretary Samantha Beverage Treasurer Marc Solochek Immediate Past President Dr. Gail Feinberg Board Members Malinda Cains Herman Glaser David Glick Derek Hyman Lisa Ketchum Mitch Klein Tom Scarr Dr. Stephanie Skolik Joan Weisberg Sisterhood President Nancy Newfeld B nai Sholom Newsletter published monthly by B nai Sholom Congregation th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Phone: (304) bnaisholomwv@yahoo.com Website: 14 January 2012

15 January 1 - January 7 observed on January 6 Dr. Craig Monroe 1/1 Barbara Polan Kaplan 1/3 Isabelle Seligson 1/3 Tevet 8 Sam Colker 1/4 Tevet 9 Vivian Horn 1/4 Henry Mayer 1/4 Irma Hyman 1/5 Dorothy Lewis Polan 1/5 Terez Weintraub 1/5 Leo Ziffer 1/5 Joseph Silberschatz 1/6 Carolyn Sue Cohen Whitten 1/6 Tevet 11 Henry E. Angel 1/7 Tevet 12 Henrietta Gottlieb 1/7 January 8 - January 14 observed on January 13 Edythe Gross 1/8 Lil Kleinberg 1/8 Fannye Angel Finkelstein 1/9 Esther Lachman Michaelson 1/9 Tevet 14 Patricia Polan Neal 1/9 Robert Tarbet 1/9 Sanford Barnett Hyman 1/10 Max Schoenfeld 1/10 Tevet 15 Morris Supovitz 1/10 Alfreda Edelson Fantle 1/11 Minnie Mendel 1/12 Leonard Krasnow 1/13 Rebecca Glick Moss 1/13 Rae Ginsburg 1/14 Ben Zion Leuchter 1/14 Ida Polan Meyer 1/14 Arlene Sydney Murphy 1/14 Tevet 19 Zeena Rudin 1/14 Sol Terrance Schoenfeld 1/14 Nathan Schrinsky 1/14 January 15 - January 21 observed on January 20. Jack Scheer 1/15 Ronald N. Dahly 1/16 Louis Mazo 1/16 David Shriber 1/16 Tevet 21 Max Mendel 1/17 Tevet 22 Sadie Silberstein 1/17 Tevet 22 Israel Lazarus 1/18 Pauline Reich 1/18 Tevet 23 Lillian Eiland 1/19 Rae Y. Rubin 1/19 Bari Ann Whitten 1/19 Tevet 24 January Yahrzeits January 15 - January 21 observed on January 20 cont. Francis Hartz 1/20 Tevet 25 Evelyn Brown Silverman 1/20 Harry Cuttler 1/21 Tevet 26 Anna Footlick 1/21 Roger Gross 1/21 Tevet 26 January 22 - January 28 observed on January 27 Harry N. Behar 1/22 Tevet 27 Leo Buckholtz 1/22 Tevet 27 Minnie Blume Glick 1/22 Tevet 27 Blanch Engle Smith 1/22 Tevet 27 Louis Soloman 1/22 Tevet 27 Bernice Herman 1/23 Tevet 28 Leo Schoenfeld 1/24 Tevet 29 Bruce Selman 1/24 Barbara Gross 1/25 Julius Polan 1/25 Samuel Glaser 1/26 Shevat 2 Albert Reich 1/26 Shevat 2 Marjorie Samson 1/26 Shevat 2 Alan Amster 1/27 Shevat 3 Max Levy 1/27 Shevat 3 Fred Goldman 1/28 Shevat 4 January observed on February 3 Catharine Morgan Brown 1/29 Jacob Brown 1/29 Shevat 5 Dr. Meyer Polan 1/29 Shevat 5 Stepha Rosenblum 1/29 Charles Schradzki 1/29 Shevat 5 Ruth Joseph Broh 1/30 Dr. Sidney Schnitt 1/31 Shevat 7 Our Condolences to The family of Jack Gottlieb, who died December 22 and Susan Miller and family on the death of Susan s father, Mortimer Frolow, December 24. January

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RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE FRIDAY 6:00 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. WEEKDAY MINYAN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M.

January 2015 Issue 1 Tevat - Shevat 5775 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE FRIDAY 6:00 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. WEEKDAY MINYAN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. Tuesday, January 6 Noon Sisterhood Lunch