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2 Clergy and Staff JEFFREY C. BROWN Rabbi CHANIN BECKER Cantor ILYSE GLICKMAN Director of Congregational Learning ROBERTA ARONOVITCH Executive Director JODY GLASSMAN Early Childhood Director KATIE GOLDMAN Youth Engagement MELANIE APPELBAUM Marketing, Communications & Public Relations Director OFFICE STAFF LISA FORTUGNO Administrative Assistant RITA DIZENZO Bookkeeper JILL BERKOWITZ Administrative Assistant Board of Trustees Joel Wagman President Joy Bertan Karen Chapro Vice President Steven Eigen Treasurer Ron Katter Alison Litofsky Jeff Margolin Beverly Picker Scott Rothstein Diane Schwartz James Shifren Charles Sichel-Outcalt Tom Vogel Assistant Treasurer Ellen Miller-Wachtel Secretary Jeff Zelkowitz SCARTY Board Members President Sam Nodiff Committee and Program Chairs Budget & Finance Steven Eigen Tom Vogel Care2Connect Communal Worship Christine Ginsberg Gerry Cohen Victor Goodman Early Childhood Education Jules Natowitz Family Events Funds Investment Grounds Committee Library Marketing & Public Relations Alison Litofsky Stephen Older Jim Siegel Madelaine Eppenstein Tara Tyberg Barbara Ginsberg Randee Horowitz Stuart Pearlman Eric Schoen Emily Scherer Steinberg Membership/Community Jeff Zelkowitz PJ Library Marilyn Shebshaievitz Religious School SSTTE Seniors Donna Vitale Ruskin Aaron Plum Social Action/Tikkun Olam Karen Chapro Strategic Planning United Interfaith Food Bank Ellen Miller-Wachtel Larry Eidelberg Women of SSTTE Co-Presidents Susan Lippmann Beth Quinn Sandy Rothstein Marilyn Shebshaievitz Professional Staff Emereti STEPHEN A. KLEIN... Rabbi SSTTE... KERRY BEN DAVID z l.. Cantor - SSTT ALAN HOCHBERG... Exec. Director SSTTE GARY KATZ... Exec. Director SSTTE MARILYN SHEBSHAIEVITZ Exec. Director TE PHILIP ARONSON z l... Exec. Director TE REBECCA SHUBERT... Educator SSTTE Shalom Newsletter DEADLINE The Shalom is partially funded by the Women of SSTTE. If you have ideas for a new article please contact Roberta Aronovitch, Executive Director at The Shalom is published monthly (except for July & August). The Deadline for the June 2018 Shalom is Monday, May 7, Brotherhood Co-Presidents Dan Alpert Richard Primoff David Nodiff Welcome! Any questions, please contact us either by office@sstte.org Phone: Fax: In order to meet the publishing deadline, please submit information on a timely basis. 2

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER: Fake News: Real Scoop with Bill Grueskin p. 6 Lunch & Learn: A presentation on Arthur Miller p. 6 Women of SSTTE Spring Luncheon p. 7 Worship p. 3 From our Rabbi p. 4 Mazel Tov p. 5 What s Happening at Scarsdale Synagogue p. 5-7 & 10 Calendar for May & June p. 8-9 Youth Group Corner / Food Packing p. 10 Director of Early Childhood p. 11 Director of Congregational Learning p. 12 Cycle of our Congregational Family p. 13 Advertisements WORSHIP RELIGIOUS SERVICES ARE YOU RECEIVING OUR S? If you are not receiving our s or are receiving duplicates, please call us at the office to let us know at or melanie@sstte.org SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE In this publication we try to print something for everybody. For those who like services, there is the Worship Section. For those who like to check on Mitzvahs there is the Cycle of our Congregational Family section. And for those who like to find mistakes, we have included a few of those as well. Please let us know if you have found any misspellings of names so that we may correct these typos in our records. FRIDAY, MAY 4 Shir Shabbat Service with Mizmor Ensemble SATURDAY, MAY 5 Shabbat Service & Bat Mitzvah of Maya Gringauz FRIDAY, MAY 11 5:30 p.m. Family Shabbat Service 7:30 p.m. Confirmation Service FRIDAY, MAY 18 Shabbat Service SATURDAY, MAY 19 Erev Shavuot 7:00 p.m. Erev Shavuot Yizkor Gathering (see below for details) Tikkun Leil Shavuot at Temple Israel of New Rochelle (see below for details) FRIDAY, MAY 25 6:15 p.m. Erev Shabbat Service with Chai Notes SATURDAY, MAY 26 9:15 a.m. Clergy Led Torah Study Shabbat Service & Bat Mitzvah of Camryn Litofsky CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CONFIRMATION CLASS OF 5778 FRIDAY, MAY 11TH 7:30 P.M. ALEXANDER JUTT GEORGE PRIMOFF HENRY SHIFREN TIKKUN LEIL SHAVUOT SATURDAY, MAY 19 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - Brief Erev Shavuot/Yizkor ritual here at Scarsdale Synagogue followed by caravan to Temple Israel of New Rochelle. Communal Tikkun Leil Shavuot (study sessions) with other neighboring Reform congregations and their clergy (including the requirisite cheesecake!). Please be in touch with Rabbi Brown if you have questions. 3

4 FROM OUR RABBI Dear Friends: One of the things I cherish is our synagogue s strong commitment to ongoing professional development for our staff team. I feel particularly blessed that, in this upcoming seventh year of my tenure, the congregation has generously granted me a sabbatical. Over the last few months, I ve been reflecting deeply with Temple President Joel Wagman and Vice President Karen Chapro about how I might best use that time to strengthen my service to our congregation, as I seek to shape it into an even more relational community where we know and support one another. As a result, I have been focusing on my role as a counselor. During my time in Rabbinical School, I was lucky enough to complete 600 hours of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), 50% more than Hebrew Union College expected of me. Under the auspices of the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education, this program is the gold standard for training clergy of all faiths in introductory pastoral care (focusing on the sacred listening and informal counseling that occurs during a hospital visit). The experience was transformative. Now, 13 years after finishing graduate school, I am ready to once again return to the classroom to expand my learning. My desire to train further as a counselor has also been fueled by the encounters I ve had with the scholarship of distinguished Torah commentator Avivah Zornberg. Throughout her writing, Zornberg articulates an analogy between Torah study and psychotherapy: that the ongoing encounters we have with our (individual and communal) stories can yield considerable opportunity for healing and growth when we open ourselves up to those stories and the impact they have on us and our lives. I have been deeply moved by this approach, and I hope my ongoing learning will enable me to identify new ways to build bridges, by bringing the methodologies of the counseling space in to Torah study and vice versa. Thankfully, Hebrew Union College s New York campus offers rabbis (and clergy of other faiths) a chance to do this sacred learning. In close collaboration with our lay leadership, I have decided to use a planned sabbatical to pursue the degree of Doctor of Ministry in HUC s Interfaith Clinical Education for Pastoral Ministry Program. This new undertaking in professional development will take me out of our building on Mondays during the next two school years. (In the third year of the program, I ll have the opportunity to put what I have learned in to practice here in partnership with all of you.) Although my absence on Mondays will be a small adjustment (along with Cantor Becker, I will of course remain available for extraordinary family emergencies), our lay leadership and I believe that this arrangement will enable me to remain regularly engaged with the entire congregation (as opposed to a typical clergy sabbatical, when colleagues step away from the congregation for an extended period of time). I am humbled and grateful that our lay leadership has so enthusiastically invested in my and our communal, future. I look forward to sharing more about my journey in the coming months. In the meantime, don t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Most importantly: please remember that Cantor Becker and I are always here to listen, and to support, you and your families on the journeys of your lives. With regards, Rabbi Jeffrey Brown 4

5 WHAT S HAPPENING AT SCARSDALE SYNAGOGUE MAZEL TOV Maya is a 7 th grader at the Scarsdale Middle School. Her favorite activities are singing, theater and traveling. She loves the summer and hanging out with her friends. Her best memories are some of the trips with her family. This summer she will be spending three weeks with her family in Brazil. For her community service Maya volunteers with her mother at the DOROT organization visiting seniors. Maya Gringauz May 5 Camryn is a 7th grader at the Scarsdale Middle School. Her favorite activities are playing basketball, baking, and going to Camp Wah-Nee in Torrington, CT. Her favorite subjects in school are Science and Art. Her most memorable experience was getting her puppy Bingo in January For community service, she delivered Passover packages to homebound residents in the Bronx and helped organize a stuffed animal drive for the animals at the Humane Society in New Rochelle. Camryn Litofsky May 26 PSALMISTRY: APPROACHING PSALMS WITH DEVOTION WEDNESDAYS, 6:45 8:15 P.M. MAY 16, JUNE 13, fourth date to be determined at the synagogue In this creative approach to Psalms, we will explore translation, interpretative musical and poetic settings, and try our hand at writing our own prayerful psalms. These monthly sessions will be co-facilitated by Rabbi Pamela Wax of WJCS and Cantor Chanin Becker No Charge for synagogue members. $54 for non-members. Registration required: Contact Rabbi Pamela Wax, WJCS Spiritual Care Coordinator, at pwax@wjcs.com or x149 SSTTE Seniors Lunch TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1:00 PM at Buon Amici, North Central Ave., White Plains Coffee and Conversation TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1:00 PM Pertinent topics to be discussed ANNUAL MEETING & BBQ JUNE 10 TH Stay tuned for details. If there are any questions, please call Rosalie Citron Everyone is welcome to attend our meetings and programs. Looking forward to seeing all of you! 5

6 WHAT S HAPPENING AT SCARSDALE SYNAGOGUE BROTHERHOOD Brotherhood Dinner Discussion: Fake News The Real Scoop with Professor Bill Grueskin MAY 4 6:15 P.M. Dinner@$36pp 7:00 p.m. Speaker Shir Shabbat Service with Mizmor Ensemble Please join the Brotherhood for an exciting dinner/discussion before evening services on May 4, with Scarsdale Synagogue member Professor Bill Grueskin, who will be discussing the impact of technology and "fake news" on real news, the media and our democracy. Professor Grueskin brings enormous expertise and experience to bear on this urgent issue. Bill has served as a senior editor at the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald and Bloomberg News. He is on the faculty of Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and also teaches Stanford undergraduates in the university's New York program. Bill, his wife Caryl Yanow, and their three daughters have belonged to Scarsdale Synagogue since Please RSVP to brotherhood@sstte.org, from the links in synagogue s or (if you dare) on the synagogue s Facebook page! Spring Lunch & Learn Arthur Miller: A Presentation by Diane Steinbrink WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 12:30-1:00 p.m. - Lunch (provided) 1:00-2:00 p.m. Talk Arthur Miller - The Moral Jewish Playwright? Takes place at Scarsdale Synagogue. Everyone is welcome. This presentation by Diane Steinbrink will focus on the life and works of Arthur Miller, the most prominent American Jewish playwright. It will discuss how his Jewish background, family, and life experiences influenced his work. It will feature monologues of some of his most important characters from some of his most significant plays: DEATH OF A SALESMAN, ALL MY SONS, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, AND THE RIDE DOWN MT. MORGAN Excerpts from his autobiography TIME BENDS will be included. Reservations and $15 payment must be made by May 4 th For more information, Sandy Rothstein at redstonepsr@gmail.com. ARZA Put the dailyalert.org in your life on your computer for a brief, balanced, reliable summary of Middle East and Israeli news. ARZA, The Association of Reform Zionists of America, is the official link between the American Reform Movement and Israel. ARZA champions activities that enhance Israel as a pluralistic, just and democratic Jewish state. A portion of your ARZA dues supports the Israel Religious Action Center IRAC. 6

7 WHAT S HAPPENING AT SCARSDALE SYNAGOGUE WOMEN OF SSTTE To RSVP Online for Any of Our Events, Visit: bit.ly/ssttewomenevents Board Meeting WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th - 10:30 A.M. Please arrive on time so that we can begin promptly. Following the meeting we will attend the special Lunch and Learn program on Playwright Arthur Miller. Be sure to make your reservation for this program in advance so proper preparation can be done. See the article on p. 6 with all the details. Please bring a box of cereal, or a can of tuna fish, or a can of soup when you come to our meeting, and of course, we encourage you to bring non-perishable food for the Food Pantry whenever you come to the Synagogue. Support our Schools Tikkun Olam Project Our Religious School and Mazel Tots Nursery School are collecting pop tops from cans to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House at the Maria Farrari Children s Hospital. Please bring your pop tops (found on all kinds of items: soda, soup, animal food, and more) when you come to our meetings. Let s help our kids have a successful fundraiser!!! SAVE THESE DATES Watch the weekly s, the Synagogue Website, and the Shalom for information on these Women of SSTTE events and more JUNE 1, - Annual Women s Shabbat, NOT for Women only Stay tuned for more details. JUNE 6 Spring Luncheon, Time TBD The Women of SSTTE and their guests will join at an outside venue for our annual Spring Luncheon. Luncheon will be at the Stone Manor in Hawthorne, $45 for members and $50 for non-members. Please RSVP to ssttewomen@sstte.org and mail your checks to the Women of SSTTE, 2 Ogden Road, Scarsdale, NY You can also bring your checks to the May meeting and/or make your reservations at ssttewomen@sstte.org. JUNE 13, - Annual Planning Meeting MAY 2, JUNE 27, 12:30 p.m. Comfort Blanket Project In order to help prepare the Comfort Blanket project for the WRJ Northeast District Social Action Project we have set some additional dates. Please join us for any or all of these and help this important activity. For further information on this project us at ssttewomen@sstte.org More details to come on these and more! 7

8 CALENDAR ~ May 2018 ~ lyar ~ Sivan 5778 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Rabbi Klein s Study Chavurah Seniors Lunch at Buon Amici 1:00 p.m. 2 Confirmation Class 6:45 p.m. 3 4 Brotherhood Dinner 6:15 p.m. Bill Grueskin Discussion 7:00 p.m. Shir Shabbat with Mizmore Ensemble 5 Shabbat Service & Bat Mitzvah of Maya Gringauz 6 Kibbitz Kafe 9:00 a.m. Last Day of Religious School 9:00 a.m. Religious School Celebration 11:00 a.m. 13 Mother s Day 7 Board of Trustees Meeting 7:30 p.m. 14 Communal Worship Committee Mtg 7:30 p.m. 8 Rabbi Klein s Study Chavurah Jewish Issues & Ideas 15 Seniors Coffee & Conversation 1:00 p.m. Talmud Class 9 Women of SSTTE Board Meeting Lunch-n-Learn Arthur Miller 12:30 p.m. Last Night Team Tikkun 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 6:45 p.m. 16 Theatre Party with Women of SSTTE 11:30 a.m. Psalmistry Approaching Psalms with Devotion 6:45 p.m Family Shabbat 5:30 p.m. Confirmation Service 7:00 p.m Shabbat Service Erev Shavuot Yizkor Gathering Time TBA Tikkun Leil Shavuot Offsite Time TBA 20 Shavuot I Rabbi Klein s Study Chavurah 23 Fundraising Taskforce 7:30 p.m Mazel Tots Moving Up Ceremony for 4 s Erev Shabbat Service with Chai Notes 6:15 p.m. 26 Clergy Led Torah Service 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Service & Bat Mitzvah of Camryn Litofsky Memorial Day Office Closed 29 Mazel Tots Mini-Camp Begins NOTE: Religious School meets Sundays 9:00 11:00 a.m. and Wednesdays 4:00 6:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Team Tikkun meets Wednesdays 6:30 8:15 p.m.

9 CALENDAR \ ~ June 2018 ~ Sivan ~ Tamuz 5778 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Family Shabbat 5:30 p.m. WRJ Shir Shabbat with Mizmor Ensemble Rabbi Klein s Study Chavurah Seniors Lunch - offsite 1:00 p.m. 6 Women of SSTTE Spring Luncheon Time TBA 7 8 Chavurah Service 9 10 Annual General Meeting & BBQ Time TBA 11 Board of Trustees Committee 7:30 p.m. 12 Rabbi Klein s Study Chavurah Jewish Issues & Ideas 13 Women of SSTTE Board Meeting Psalmistry Approaching Psalms with Devotion 6:45 p.m Pride Shabbat Tzedek Shabbat Service Father s Day Seniors Coffee & Conversation 1:00 p.m. Talmud Class 20 Mazel Tots Picnic Erev Shabbat Service with Chai Notes 6:15 p.m. Sharing Shabbat Dinner 7:00 p.m

10 WHAT S HAPPENING AT SCARSDALE SYNAGOGUE Youth Group Corner by Katie Goldman As we enter into the final month of Religious School, I would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone at Scarsdale Synagogue who has contributed to the success of this year. It has been a pleasure to work with such a great community that believes in the importance of educating and engaging our Jewish Youth. I hope everyone has a lovely summer! End of Year Celebration Grades: Pre-K - Grade 6 SUNDAY MAY 6, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Location: Back Patio (Rain Location: Social Hall) Celebrate the completion of another Religious School Year following our Zimriyah. There will be fun for everyone - food, games, and more! Have an idea for a youth group events? Want to chat? Contact me at youthgroups@sstte.org Events are made possible by the Stephen A. Klein Youth Engagement Fund FOOD PACKING AND SORTING FOR WESTCHESTER FAMILY SERVICES We would welcome anyone to help unload boxes (one Thursday a month at 3:00 p.m.) and/or pack shopping bags for delivery the next day (Friday) at 9:00 a.m. Anyone interested can Larry Eidelberg at leidelberg8@gmail.com and he will remind you a week before each packing. Upcoming dates for May and June: May 17 Unload boxes May 18 - Pack for delivery June 21 Unload boxes June 22 Pack for delivery ENJOY THESE PHOTOS FROM OUR FUNDRAISER 10

11 OUR DIRECTOR OF EARLY CHILDHOOD Mazel Tots The children at Mazel Tots are looking forward to so many fun things in May! Spring has finally arrived and we are enjoying all the changes spring brings to our new playground! The garden is blooming, the trees are flowering and the birds are singing! We are also getting busy planning our Parents & Teacher Appreciation day. Each class has their own celebration, where they make gifts as well as prepare a lovely brunch for their Parents. We ll also have a Teacher Appreciation Shabbat and have the chance to thank our truly fabulous teachers. Our Moving Up Ceremony for our 4 s is on May 25 th. This special morning is spent celebrating the children s tremendous growth & accomplishments and wishing them all the best as they embark on their next year s adventure. We know they are well prepared and ready to conquer the world! We still have some spaces available for our June Mini-Camp program. Mini-Camp will be in session from May 29 th through June 20 th. It s a camp-like program that bridges the time between the end of Nursery School and the start of most summer camp programs. Temple membership or prior experience in our school is not required. If you are interested in learning more about this program please call our office at , or us at mazeltots@sstte.org. Just a reminder, if you have not yet seen our school and are interested in enrolling next year, there are limited spaces available so please call to arrange an appointment. Our tuition for the school year is as follows: 3-day 2 s - $6,675 5-day 2 s, 3 s or 4 s- $9,200 Once again, we will be offering our summer camp program, Summer Stars! The camp will run from June 25 th through August 10 th. The program will serve Toddlers through those entering Kindergarten. We ll feature Sports, Cooking, Music, Arts & Crafts, Water Play, Karate, Yoga, Soccer, Story-telling and more! Toddlers will meet Monday through Wednesday 9:00-11:15, and our 2 s, 3 s, 4 s and 5 s will meet Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Our 3 s, 4 s, & 5 s also have the option of extending their day from 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. If you have any questions about Mazel Tots, Mini Camp or Summer Stars- feel free to contact me. I love talking about our Early Childhood Programs! I look forward to talking with you! Jody Glassman, Director 11

12 OUR DIRECTOR OF CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING What a fantastic year it has been in our Religious School and Team Tikkun! Here are some of my favorite highlights from this school year: Amit Danan, our inaugural Shinshin, shared her love and knowledge about Israel every Sunday and Wednesday with ALL of our students, from Pre-K through 12th Grade. We are delighted to announce that we will be welcoming a new Shinshin to our community this September! We continue to professionalize our Madrichim (student teacher) program under the capable leadership of our Madrichim Coordinator, Jody Glassman Our Sunday mornings began as a school community with Kehillah! Where we connected through song and discussion and as we explored Middot (Jewish values for everyday living) together Our K-6 students have deepened their exploration of their Judaic studies curriculum through our enhanced Art Program Rabbi Brown spent time in Religious School classes getting to know our students and exploring their deepest questions about Judaism and Jewish identity We provided engaging opportunities for our families (kids and parents) and parents to learn, pray, shmooze, and experience Jewish life together through our Family Programs, Family Shabbatot, Shabbat Baboker, and Kibbitz Kafe Grades 4-6 students engaged in fun Electives ranging from baking to drawing like Chagal to woodworking to yoga Kulanu, our program for students with special needs, continued to thrive as we support all learners in our program Cantor Becker facilitated our ever-popular Introduction to Torah Trope unit with our 6 th grade students this Spring Our Team Tikkun students participated in our Purim celebrations and our community Yom HaShoah service. Grades 8 and 9 concluded an intergenerational program called Better Together that culminated in the creation of a film documenting and honoring the relationship between our teens and Jewish seniors living in the Bronx. Be sure to join us at our End-of-Year gathering and celebration on SUNDAY, MAY 6 as we close out our school year: 10:15-11:00 a.m. All-School Zimriyah, class presentations, and blessings as we go on our way 11:00 a.m. Party with food, fun, and friendship Together we grow, Rabbi Ilyse Glickman 12

13 GENERATION TO GENERATION IN REMEMBRANCE The Scarsdale Synagogue Temples Tremont and Emanu-El recognizes with sorrow the passing of: Monroe Heidecorn, father of Debra Goldman Lea Jones, niece of Susan Douglass MAZEL TOV Harris & Randee Horowitz on the marriage of their daughter Sara Horowitz to David Lichtstein Gary & Leslye Katz on the marriage of their daughter Michelle Katz to Evan Moriarty We appreciate the thoughtfulness of those who support Scarsdale Synagogue Temples Tremont and Emanu-El by remembering and honoring their friends and loved ones through their generous contributions. Cantor s Discretionary Fund SANDRA HELFMAN HARRIS & RANDEE HOROWITZ in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Sara Horowitz to David Lichtstein PAULA LESTER in memory of her grandfather, Paul Glicken General Tribute Fund ROSALIE CITRON in memory of her parents, Sylvia & Morris Algranti MORTON & MOLLYANN FINKEL in memory of her mother, Sophia Acker BARBARA GAUTIER in celebration of Dr. William Lewit s birthday EDWARD KAMINSKY in memory of Ben Kaminsky ALICE KOENIG in memory of her husband, Marvin Koenig BRUCE MEKUL in memory of his father, Alex Mekul BERENICE MILLER in memory of Howard Sachs, brother of Steven Sachs DR. DAVID & NANCY MILSTEIN in honor of the Fundraising Committee; in memory of Monroe Heidecorn, father of Debra Goldman LISE MINOVITZ & ERIC FREY in memory of his mother, Martha J. Frey BARBARA MOHR in memory of her father, Philip Goldberg DR. FREDRIC & STACEY NEWMAN in memory of her father, Wallace Clarfield WILLIAM & DIANE MILLEN in memory of Betsey Haywood, daughter of Joan Haywood SHARI PRESS in honor of the Wedding Anniversary of Dr. David Kudlowitz & Eliora Noetzel, son & daughter-in-law of Paula Kudlowitz RITA REICH in memory of her sister-in-law, Muriel Liben DAN SCHUCHAT & LORI LAUBICH in memory of her father, Arnold Laubich RICHARD & HELENE SHANDELL in memory of his mother, Dorothy Shandell KATHY SPARROW & ROBERT MOREY in memory of her father, Max Rubin; her father-in-law, Maxwell Sparrow BARBARA RAPPAPORT with love and congratulations to her granddaughter Hannah Michelle Zweifler on her graduation from Cornell University for her MBA in marketing and member of Phi Beta Kappa, she won a free scholarship to Cornell and is now hired by Proctor & Gamble Company BARBARA STOCK in memory of her parents, Frances & Milton Ross; Rose Gaffin; her mother-in-law, Sylvia Stock JEANETTE TEITELBAUM in memory of her mother, Ethel Kahn CHARLES YOCHIM in memory of his grandparents, Anna & William Yochim Playground Enhancement Fund DR. NEWTON & SUSAN SCHILLER in memory of her cousin, Gloria Minot Evans; her aunt, Estelle Roitman; her grandmother, Goldie Aaronson; her mother, Helen Levins JOHN & TERRY STRATTA in honor of Kiki Vargas becoming a US Citizen; Rita DiZenZo for her 20 years of service to Scarsdale Synagogue; the marriage of Michelle Katz, daughter of Gary & Leslye Katz, to Evan Moriarty; in memory of Jordan Levins, brother of Susan Schiller Rabbi Brown s Discretionary Fund SANDRA HELFMAN JANE KAPLAN in memory of her father, Walter Gruber Women of SSTTE Fund HAL & BARBARA BARON in memory of Monroe Heidecorn, father of Debra Goldman ROSEMARIE GUMPEL in memory of Betsey Haywood, daughter of Joan Haywood CECILIA PFEIFFER for the good health of Florence Steinberg and in appreciation of the mishebercha said for her RITA RECIH in honor of Rita DiZenzo for her 20 years of service to Scarsdale Synagogue; Kiki Vargas on becoming a US Citizen 13

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