JL/ h ANNUAL SERVICE OF TRIBUTE TO DR MARTIN LUTHER K1!'IG, JR

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1 Temple Beth-EI BULLETIN Kennedy Boulevard at Harrison Avenue Affiliated with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations Vol. 62 No. 10 January 15, Tevet, 5759 Rabbi Kenneth Brickman - Cantor Sergei Schwartz Lisa Izes, Rabbinic Intern Friday, January 15 th :00 p.m. Candle Blessing: Ethel Pesin Kiddush Prayer: Sam Pesin At the Ark for Aleynu: Judy, Louis & Dara Borriello JL/ h ANNUAL SERVICE OF TRIBUTE TO DR MARTIN LUTHER K1!'IG, JR GUEST SPEAKER Glenn Cunningham United States Marshal, District of New Jersey Saturday, January 16 th Haftarah Reading Kiddush Friday, January 22 nd :00 a.m :00 p.m. Book Review bv Rabbi Brickman "And the Lord Shall Gather Me In: My Journey to Jewish Orthodoxy" by David KlinghofTer Saturday, January 23 rd :00 a.m. Haftarah Reading Kiddush

14th Annual Service of Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Friday, January 15, 1999-8:00 p.m. this year, the guest speaker for our annual service of tribute to Dr, Martin Luther King, Jr.

2 14th Annual Service of Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Friday, January 15, :00 p.m. this year, the guest speaker for our annual service of tribute to Dr, Martin Luther King, Jr. will be Glenn Cunningham, United States Marshal, District of New Jersey. Mr. Cunningham, who was born and raised in Jersey City, joined the Jersey City Police Department in 1966 upon his discharge from military service. While in the police department, he rose to the rank of Captain, and at the same time attended Jersey City State College from which he earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree, graduating with honors in Upon his retirement from the Jersey City Police Department in 1991, Glenn was appointed Director, Hudson County Department of Public Safety. Glenn also served our community in various elective offices. He was elected twice to the Hudson County Board of Chosen Freeholders. He was also elected twice to the City Council of Jersey City, and served as the Council President. In 1996, upon the recommendation of United States Senator Frank Lautenberg, President Bill Clinton nominated Glenn for the position of United States Marshal for the District of New Jersey. His nomination was confirmed by the Senate Judiciary Committee, and then by the full Senate on July 25, He was sworn in on October 8, the first African-American Presidential appointee to hold that position in the State of New Jersey. Temple Beth-EI is privileged to have Glenn Cunningham address our congregation. We encourage our members, as well as their friends in the community, to join us as we welcome him to our Temple.

3 UPl.OMIN6i LD l2-ho~t L V NT~ AT TH UAHl. I'UT1. l.aml' May 16-21«1999 Two Great Faiths and Traditions: Judaism and Christianity - A Joint Program with the Dutch Reformed Church ti1jiz June 6-11, A Question of Faith Jewish Humor Klezmer Bands Enjoy an academic program in an informal relaxed setting. Share a range of activities and excellent food with seniors from across North America. Kutz Camp is 60 miles NW of NYC. Cost only $350. For more information call Jan Smith at Kutz Camp 914/ x 6376, kutzcamp@warwick.net

ADA GARFUNKEL HAPPY DAY FUND contributions have been made: In honor of your 85th Birthday to Esther Burg from : Nancy & Nathan In honor of your Birthday to Marjorie Lubowsky from: Nancy & Nathan In

4 ADA GARFUNKEL HAPPY DAY FUND contributions have been made: In honor of your 85th Birthday to Esther Burg from : Nancy & Nathan In honor of your Birthday to Marjorie Lubowsky from: Nancy & Nathan In honor of your Special Birthday to Phyllis Barison from: Nancy & Nathan In honor of your Birthday to Gert Wegodsky and Norma Cohen from: Nancy & Nathan In honor of a Speedy Get Well to Phyllis Barison from: Nancy & Nathan Happy 16 Years to Bernice Pollner a nd Howard Greenberg from: Nancy & Nathan grandson, Larry to Emily, to Abe Wellen from: Ruth & Sol Lubow son, Larry to Emily, to Mr. & Mrs. Artie Levine from: Ruth & Sol Lubow In honor of a Speedy Get Well to Ethel Gewirtzman from: Ruth Pearlman Best wishes for a Happy Birthday t o Sus Maltzman from : Betty Berger DR. HENRY J. GEWIRTZMAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND Contributions have been received: grandson, Larry to Emily, to Abe Wellen from: Anne & Maurice weinberg son, Larry to Emily, to Mr. & Mrs. Artie Levine from: Anne & Maurice Weinberg daughter Judith to Richard Breitkopf, to Anita & Robert Wellen from: Anne & Maurice Weinberg granddaughter Judith to Richard Breitkopf, to Abe Wellen from : Anne & Maurice weinberg In memory of beloved mother Helen German to The German Family from: Ethel Gewirtzman In memory of beloved sister and brother-in-law, Irma and George Krieger, to Eleanor Bouer RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND Contributions have been received from: Sara Miller, in honor of Rabbi Kenneth Brickman and Rabbinic Inte rn Lisa Izes; Jon & Heather Taylor, i n honor of a Happy Chanukah; Bert Mehlworm, in memory of her beloved brother, Ralph Mehlworm; Hortense Gutman and Murray & Lenore Greiman, in honor of a Speedy Recovery to Rabbi Brickma n ' s father, Maurice. Muttsie and Ann Blaustein, in memory of Irma and George Krieger, beloved s ister a nd brother-in-law of Eleanor Bouer; in memory of Walter Nathanson, bel oved brother of Mildred Shapiro; in honor of a s peedy r e turn to good health to Le nore Gre iman; Ben a nd Ethel Chodash, in honor of Irwin Rosen being appointed a Jersey City Municipal Judge; Co n s tatin e Afa n asief, i n appr eciation of Rabbi Brickman' s concern a nd attentiveness to others. CONDOLENCES The Rabbi, Cantor and me mbers of the congregation extend sincerest sympathies and heartfeld condolences t o The family of Helen German. BERTHA FREUDENBERG FLOWER FUND contributions have been made: In memory of beloved Ruth Fromme by Mildred Weisenfeld In memory of beloved mother, Rose Rosen by Ceil Bauer I n memory of beloved father, grandfather & great-grandfather, by Judith Levine and Richard Dorison Gary In memory of beloved hus band, Dr. Irving Dershewitz by Bess De r shewitz In memory o f beloved mother, J eannette S. Rabin by Theresa & winfred Levinstone I n memory of beloved brother, Ernest Rosen by Ceil Bauer I n memory of beloved mother & father, Amelia & Dr. Herman W. Weinberg by Anne & Maurice Weinberg THANK YOU The Temple acknowledges with deep appreciation a contribution from Irma Daniel, in memory of Irma & George Krieger, beloved sist er and brotherin-law of Eleanor Bouer. HELEN AND MAX SCHNEID MUSIC FUND Contributions have been rece ived from: Sandy & Buddy Frank, i n memory of Carolyn StockIe r, beloved sist er of Mr. & Mrs. George Gordon; The Pesin and Borriello Families, in memory of Walter Nathans on, beloved brother of Mildred Shapiro; Ceil Bauer, in memory of Helen German beloved mother of Dr. Harold German and Susan German. SOPHIE GREENBAUM TRIBUTE FUND Contributions have been received: In memory of beloved sister and brother-in-law, Irma & George Krieger to Eleanor Bouer from: Nathan & Nancy Ruth Pearlman Esther Zimmer Blanche Dohrma n Sandy & Buddy Fr ank Freda Hofstett er In memory of beloved uncle, Walter Nathanson to Deborah Shapiro and family from: Nathan & Nancy I n memory of beloved mother, Freda Abramsky to Anne Blackman from: Nathan & Nancy I n memory of beloved mother, Frances t o Paula Rosenfeld from: Gladys Hauptman In memory of beloved brother, Ralph Mehlworm to Bert Mehlworm from: Marjorie Lubowsky Alice Willis Blanche Dohrman Hortense Gutmann In memory of beloved mother, to Phyllis Barsky, from Milton and Rebecca Weiner In memory of beloved mother, Helen German, to Susan German and Dr. Harold German, from Martha Broder

r WE ARE OFF TO ISRAEL! Nineteen members of the Temple and their friends will visit Israel with Rabbi Brickman in March. It is not. too late to join them.

5 r WE ARE OFF TO ISRAEL! Nineteen members of the Temple and their friends will visit Israel with Rabbi Brickman in March. It is not. too late to join them. If you are interested, call the Rabbi immediately. There will be a meeting for all of those who will be travelling to Israel in the Temple Library on Monday, January 25, 1999 at 7:30 p.m. This will be the first of our two orientation meetings before the trip. The second meeting will be held in late February. SHABBAT FAMILY SERVICE Our next Shabbat Family Service will be held on Saturday, January 23, Religious School parents should mark their calendars now and watch the mail for more details. WELCOME! We welcome new members Samuel Katz and Larisa Svedlova to our congregational family. "SHALOM ALEICHEM" Adapted from: "UAHC Outreach Connections" By Rabbi Judith Bluestein A story in the Talmud states that two angels accompany every Jew home from synagogue on Erev Shabbat. If they fmd the house prepared for Shabbat, the good angel says, "May it be this way for the next Shabbat," and the bad angel, against his will, is forced to reply, "Amen"("Let it be so''). However, if the household is not ready to celebrate Shabbat, the bad angel says, "May it be this way for the next Shabbat," and against his will, the good angel is forced to reply, "Amen." This legend inspired the song "Shalom Aleichem," a song traditionally sung after returning home from synagogue, before the Shabbat meal..lshalom Aleichem" speaks of the peace of Shabbat and the peace, which these angels bring with them. By extension, our singing "Shalom Aleichem" helps usher in the peace of Shabbat. Join us every week at Temple Beth-EI and help us usher in the peace of Shabbat, thereby bringing peace to our congregation and peace to our homes. I pray that we all may find such peace each and every Shabbat.

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