TIDINGS OF ZION. ANNUAL MEETING and ELECTION OF OFFICERS and BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Mt. Zion Congregation

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1 TIDINGS OF ZION Sivan/Tamuz/Av/Elul 5778 MT. ZION CONGREGATION, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Summer (June/July/August) 2018 Mt. Zion Congregation ANNUAL MEETING and ELECTION OF OFFICERS and BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wednesday, June 13th 7:00 p.m. Temple Social Hall One vote per family unit All members are encouraged to attend Officers and Board of Directors will be elected! Annual Reports will be given! budget to be presented! SERVICE NOTES FOR THE SUMMER: During the summer months, we will have twice-monthly Shabbat Evening Services: on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the months. If you have a yahrzeit to observe, your loved one s name will be read on the nearest Shabbat following the date listed in The Tidings, if services are not being held on the designated week. If you have a desire to say Kaddish on a date other than one that is scheduled, please contact Jan or Dave or Matilda and we will try to assemble a group to meet you at Temple at another time. Women of Reform Judaism (Sisterhood) Guests to Visit Mt. Zion June 8-9 Guests from the Midwest Council of the Women of Reform Judaism (formerly known as Sisterhood ) will be visiting Mt. Zion Temple Sisterhood and Congregation on Friday, June 8th and Saturday, June 9th. Some members of this group were here a couple of years ago and some are firsttime visitors. The schedule for their visit is as follows: Friday, June 8th, 5:30 pm: They will arrive in Sioux Falls. We will meet at an as-yet-to-be-determined site for a casual dinner. Friday, June 8th, 7:30 pm: Shabbat Services at Mt. Zion Temple. Dave Aronson will lead services. Michelle Scheinkopf, incoming president for the Midwest Council, will make some remarks from the bimah. We will have an Oneg Shabbat following services. Saturday, June 9th, 10 am -12 noon: Our guests will join us at Torah Study. Saturday, June 9th, 12 noon: We will go over to the Coliseum for the Sioux Falls MultiCultural Center s Festival of Cultures. Dave Aronson will address the Festival at 12:30 pm, then we will visit some of the booths and exhibitors. We will have a light lunch at the Festival or possibly at a nearby restaurant. Sometime between 2-3 pm our guests will begin their return drive to the Twin Cities. During the summer months, we WILL continue to have our First Friday Shabbat Potluck Dinners as usual. Upcoming dates are: Friday, June 1st; Friday, July 6th; Friday, August 3rd; Friday September 7th. All dinners will begin at 6 pm. There will NOT be a July or August issue of The Tidings. The September issue will contain a full service schedule for the High Holidays. We will celebrate Rosh Hashanah with services on Sunday, September 9th (evening) and Monday, September 10th (morning). We will observe Yom Kippur with services on Tuesday, September 18th (evening) and Wednesday, September 19th (morning/afternoon). PAGE 1 Members and Friends of Mt. Zion Temple Sisterhood and Congregation are invited to join us for as much of these two days activities as you can! I also welcome suggestions from all of you for sights and sounds of Sioux Falls that you may suggest as not-to-be-missed by our guests! I will send out more information (the number of guests; where we will meet up for Friday evening dinner; some of the sight-seeing we might do) as plans are made. If you would like to volunteer to help with Friday night s Oneg Shabbat or any other planning, please be in touch!!!!

2 DONATIONS ( April 10 - May 9, 2018) Please send all Temple contributions to: PO Box 756, Sioux Falls, SD GENERAL FUND To the Congregation with appreciation for the community s support from Jen & Chris Dreiske In memory of Marty Gallanter from Freda & Richard Hosen; Anita & Larry Bierman In memory of Don Shafton (son of Ida & Lou Shafton) from Larry & Anita Bierman With sympathy to Marilyn Carlson and Dave Aronson on the loss of their grandson Carter Engberg from Matilda & Mark With sympathy to Nancy and Marc Feinstein on the loss of Nancy s mother Betty Edison from Mark & Matilda In appreciation to the Board Members from Mark & Matilda YAHRZEITS In memory of Josef & Phyllis Bleichfeld from Matilda, Mark, Erika & Josh In memory of Jack from Mark, Matilda, Erika & Josh In memory of Etta & Harry Cohen from Matilda, Mark, Erika & Josh In memory of Arthur & Gertrude Ehrlich from Mark, Matilda, Erika & Josh In memory of Mathilde & Simon Bleichfeld from Matilda, Mark, Erika & Josh In memory of Julius & Elsa from Mark, Matilda, Erika & Josh In memory of Fritz Bleichfeld from Matilda, Mark, Erika & Josh In memory of Kathy Kaufman from Mark, Matilda, Erika & Josh In memory of Hilde & Lou Wolf from Matilda, Mark, Erika & Josh Dakota Discovery Museum exhibit celebrating Jewish culture in South Dakota and the Midwest With the goal to recognize and celebrate South Dakota s rich cultural history, Dakota Discovery Museum opened a summer-long exhibit dedicated to the immigration of Jews to the Midwest. Dakota Diaspora: Jews in South Dakota and Transfer of Memory exhibits opened to the public at Dakota Discovery Museum in Mitchell on May 15th. The exhibit and accompanying program are the result of a collaborative partnership between Dakota Discovery Museum, the Jewish Community Relations Council for Minnesota and the Dakotas, and Dakota Wesleyan University. Multiple program events are scheduled for the summer and early fall, with the entire exhibit closing September 15th. Hours for the museum are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Regular admission rates are $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, $3 for children 7-17, and free for children 6 years and younger. People of Jewish descent entered Dakota Territory in the 1870s during the Black Hills Gold Rush. Dakota Diaspora: Jews in South Dakota is a museum exhibit that includes photographs, art, artifacts, interviews and six program events with discussion components that tell the story of Jewish people in South Dakota s history and their cultural contribution, said Rod Brown, manager at Dakota Discovery Museum. A significant component is the work of Dakota Wesleyan students who conducted interviews, networked with various South Dakota Jewish families, and acquired exhibit items on loan. Transfer of Memory, a traveling exhibition from the Jewish Community Relations Council for Minnesota and the Dakotas, portrays the stories of Holocaust survivors who settled in the Midwest, particularly Minnesota, following World War II. The exhibits are sponsored by Dakota Discovery Museum with help of the Jewish Community Relations Council for Minnesota and the Dakotas, as well as the South Dakota Humanities Council; Mount Zion Temple, Sioux Falls; Congregation B Nai Isaac, Aberdeen; Synagogue of the Hills, Rapid City; and contributions from Drs. Mike and Lesta Turchen, both of Hill City and former faculty members of DWU; and the McGovern Center at Dakota Wesleyan University. Brown and the Rev. Joel Allen, associate professor of religion at Dakota Wesleyan, have worked with DWU students and South Dakota residents to collect artifacts and conduct interviews for the Dakota Diaspora exhibit. The B nai Isaac Synagogue in Aberdeen has loaned the museum a model of the synagogue; the original sign for the building; Seder dishes The Seder is a commemoration service and dinner marking the beginning of Passover; two tallits, which are prayer shawls; and a banner, which is used to cover the ark that contains the synagogue s Torah scrolls. One of the Seder dishes tells the story of the Exodus, Brown added. Herschel and Bea Premack, of Aberdeen, loaned the exhibit a framed house blessing in Hebrew; a mezuzah, which is a vital element to an observant Jewish home; and several dreidels, which are children s toys. Synagogue of the Hills in Rapid City has lent the Deadwood Torah Scroll to the exhibit, which was most likely created during the mid-19th century in central Europe. Other items also lent include a shofar, a musical instrument made from the horn of an animal, and an 18-inch tall brass menorah. PAGE 2

3 Sympathy Wishes to Nancy & Marc Feinstein and family on the pasing of Nancy s mother, Betty Edison. May her memory be for a blessing. Sympathy Wishes to Marilyn & David Aronson and family on the pasing of Marilyn s grandson, Carter Engbarth. May his memory be for a blessing. Sympathy Wishes to the family of Marilyn Badolato (Hy Hurwitz s daughter). May her memory be for a blessing. We are saddened to inform the Mt. Zion Family of the death of Marilyn Badolato, sister of former Sioux Falls residents Jeanne Hurwitz Shechet (Omaha), Robert Hurwitz (Ellicott City, MD) and Larry Hurwitz (Seattle). She passed away April 14, 2018, at age 69 at her home in Denver, CO, attended by her daughter, Jennifer Leah Badolato, and sons Aaron Badolato and Brian Badolato. Funeral was at Temple Emanual, officiated by Rabbi Joe Black and Rabbi Foster; internment was at Fairmont Cemetery, Temple Emanual section, by Feldman Mortuary. Robert Hurwitz, Jeanne Shechet, Larry Hurwitz Remember birthdays, anniversaries, yahrzeits, memorials. Please send your donations to: Mt. Zion Temple PO Box 756 Sioux Falls, SD Festival of Cultures to Be Held on June 9th Dave Aronson will give a brief presentation on behalf of Mt. Zion Temple at this year s Festival of Cultures. Dave will speak from 12:30-12:45 pm on Saturday, June 9th. Please support the Multi-Cultural Center in its efforts to educate all of us about the growing diversity of our Sioux Falls community! Festival of Cultures June 9, 2018 The Coliseum - Sioux Falls, Presented by the Multi-Cultural Center of Sioux Falls Festival-of-Cultures David Nachenberg is returning to Sioux Falls from Israel this summer! David is coordinating a couple of bowling nights and a group trip to a Canaries Baseball Game on the following dates: Bowling Nights: Wednesday, July 11th and July 25th Eastway Bowl, 3201 E 10th Street Canaries Baseball Game: Thursday, July 19th at 7 pm Shabbat Blessings: Lighting the Candles The candles are lit before the blessing is recited. Baruch atah, Adonai Eloheinu, Melech haolam, asher kid'shanu b'mitzvotav, v'tzivanu l'hadlik ner shel Shabbat. Blessed are you, Adonai our God, Sovereign of the universe, who hallows us with mitzvot, commanding us to kindle the light of Shabbat. Go to: and download an MP3 file to listen to the candle blessings. PAGE 3

4 Like South Dakotans for Israel on Facebook: SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP Remember to shop at the Sisterhood Gift Shop! Matilda ( ) and Judy Lampert ( ) Join Us at the Table! SHABBAT POTLUCK DINNER ON FRIDAY, June 1st The Temple is on Facebook and has a website! Our potluck dinners have been a HUGE success. Everyone who comes says they are great and it s reallly wonderful to get together and share a Shabbat meal. The next Shabbat potluck dinner is June 1st at 6:00 pm. Save July 6th for the one after this month s. We hope to see even more of our community there. Just bring a dish and join us. This dinner is open to all families of the congregation. This dinner will occur every first Friday of the month whether the Student Rabbi is in town or not. The dinner will conclude before services. Attendees are not required to go to services following the dinner but are certainly welcome to do so. Please put this on your calendar and join us. For more information, contact Stephen Rosenthal at rosenthal.stephen@gmail. com or call the Temple at Check it out and Like us today!! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Do a mitzvah for the community - Be part of the solution Please note that we are in need of leaders for Friday night Shabbat Services when there is no Student Rabbi in town. There are several community members who are happy to assist you with preparing and/or leading the services. Prayers/readings/songs may be led in English or Hebrew at the service leader s prerogative. We are in the process of setting a schedule for service leaders for this fall. Please contact Jan Forstein, Ritual Committee to volunteer at bityah01@ aol.com or leave her a message at PAGE 4 PLANT A TREE IN ISRAEL! Reforest Israel by planting trees in Israel through Hadassah/ JNF, the Jewish National Fund. The price of one tree is $18. To purchase a tree, contact SHELLY ROSENBERG at or her at shellyrosenberglpa@gmail.com Thank you to Harry Greenbaum for purchasing 10 trees to be planted in Israel in honor of his wife Lillian s special birthday.

5 from the Congregation President, Dr. Mark The Kennedy Center wants to revive the Israel room you didn t know it had By Ron Kampeas A view of the Israeli lounge within the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., featuring a wooden interpretation of Psalm 150 by the late Israeli artist Nehemia Azaz. (Alain Jaramillo) WASHINGTON (JTA) It s like finding out that the White House has a mikvah in its basement and no one knows about it. Up an elegant stairway next to the concert hall at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is the Concert Lounge dedicated by the State of Israel. It s a delicate, quiet refuge from Washington that bursts with, well, Israeliness: Paintings and wooden reliefs feature biblical scenes by Israeli artists who were well known in their time. Forty-seven years after it was inaugurated by Yitzhak Rabin in 1971, the lounge is about to get a makeover. Mikhail Fridman, a Russian-Israeli philanthropist is offering $1.25 million through his investment shop, LetterOne, to renovate the lounge. The Kennedy Center opened up the redesign to a competition. Submissions were closed in April, and the center is now making a decision. Not that anyone in the Israeli or pro-israel community here was even aware that one of the most prestigious spaces the lounge is used for receptions for donors to the National Symphony Orchestra in one of the capital s most prestigious landmarks is named for the country they love. Paintings by the late Israeli artist Shraga Weil adorn the ceiling of the Kennedy Center s Israeli lounge depicting musical events described in the Bible. (Alain Jaramillo) I had forgotten about it, said one leader of an organization known to plan major events in the capital. Never heard of it, said another. And so it went across the pro-israel spectrum, with a dozen officials saying that maybe they had seen the lounge once, and others saying they weren t even aware of it. (Remarks were mostly not for attribution, even for a topic as unpolitical as an Israeli lounge.) Israeli Embassy spokespeople did not return a request for comment, but a former staffer recalled that the embassy was surprised by the lounge s existence nine years ago when the Kennedy Center s curators sought information about its artwork. Step inside the huge double doors and you enter a tiny version 60 by 20 feet of the lively, elegant and perhaps dated spaces found in Israeli museums, event halls, government offices and the Knesset. That s not surprising, considering the architect of the lounge, Raphael Blumenfeld, designed the interior of the Knesset. Shraga Weil, whose painting of biblical scenes spans the lounge s ceiling, sculpted the three main doorways to the Knesset. Nehemiah Azaz s wooden sculpture depicting biblical musical instruments takes up a wall. PAGE 5 Rabin, the future prime minister who was Israel s ambassador at the time, had an acute understanding of American sensibilities. He perceived the importance to Americans of the Kennedy Center, a modernist, layered white structure that would arise from the Potomac and still beloved among Washingtonians as the capital s wedding cake. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is beloved to Washingtonians as the capital s wedding cake. (Ron Blunt) Sarit Arbell was the cultural attache at the Israeli Embassy nine years ago when the center called seeking information about one of the artists. I did a little research, she said in an interview. Rabin arranged it. He was so smart. The Kennedy Center opened just just eight years after President Kennedy s assassination, recalling the idealism of the postwar period during an era riven by the Vietnam War and the Nixon presidency. Plenty of countries donated artwork to the Kennedy Center, but only one originated a lounge: Israel. Its execution was a project not just of the Israeli government but of the Jewish community. The cost of the project is being borne in part by Friends of the State of Israel in the Washington area, JTA reported at the time. Blumenfeld said then it was the first permanent exhibit of Israeli art outside of a museum. How did the lounge disappear out of the local Jewish consciousness? It s not clear, but the officials at pro-israel groups who knew about the room s existence said it was too small for receptions. It s now used once a month for dinners for donors to the National Symphony Orchestra. On the day a reporter visited, schoolchildren were attending a concert in the hall, and the lounge was reserved for children with special needs who might need a break. An actual Russian oligarch, Vladimir Potanin, paid to renovate the Russian lounge a few years ago, and now it appears light and airy: Plush white furniture is set against a massive abstract painting suffused with spring colors, green and blue. A Kennedy Center spokeswoman told JTA that the Russian lounge previously resembled the Israeli lounge: darker and more solid, the prevailing interior art and architecture of the 1970s. The center would preserve the existing artworks, but Fridman said in a statement that he was looking for something more dynamic. The existing artwork would be preserved elsewhere in the Kennedy Center, the spokeswoman said. (Silk panels by Ezekiel Kimche were water damaged nine years ago and returned to his family.) When I first visited the Kennedy Center last spring, it was full of dynamic, creative energy, Fridman said. As an Israeli citizen, I thought it was important for the Israeli lounge to project that same dynamism, so that it can reflect modern-day Israeli culture as well as the incredible diversity of the Jewish heritage. We hope this competition can inspire a modern interpretation of the Israeli lounge. For some, though, it s a stunning discovery, a sudden glimpse into a beloved far-off land. Jeff Bernstein, a political science professor at Eastern Michigan University touring Washington, made a special trip to the Kennedy Center to get a glimpse and was disappointed to learn the lounge was closed for the duration of the concert for schoolchildren. My son saw it and loved it, he said. I ve heard it s fantastic. kennedy-center-wants-revive-israel-room-didnt-know

6 Potluck Dinner Friday, June 1st 6:00 pm Bring a dish to share! Join us for Shabbat Services at 7:30 pm if you d like! Mark Your Calendar: First Friday of every month Questions? mtzioncongregation@gmail.com Help support the extraordinary works of Hadassah with a card or certificate! Contact Cards & Certficates Chair Carol Rosenthal if you d like to make a donation. There s a card or certificate in every price range and for every occasion!! PAGE 6 Gail Klein, Chapter President TIDINGS DEADLINE: AUGUST 10th Remember to submit articles appropriate for the September 2018 Tidings.To submit articles, them to: carol@theprintersinc.com Mazel Tov Mazel tov to May Chen and Phil Magidson who were married on May 12th! We wish them much happiness!!!! Mazel tov, Mary & Mel Magidson! Visiting Groups to the Temple Our congregation is served by a Student Rabbi who is available a limited number of weekends from September through May. We encourage your scheduling your Friday evening worship services visit only when the Student Rabbi is in residence. For Friday evening visits and/or in cases where other scheduling arrangements are needed, please call or the President of the congregation who will assist you with scheduling. Do a Mitzvah! Most Friday afternoons (3:30 pm - approx 5:30 pm), volunteers are needed to assist with Faith Temple Church s food distribution at the Sioux Empire Fairgrounds. On the THIRD Friday of every month. anyone interested in helping with the Food Giveaway is invited to meet in the Mt. Zion Temple parking lot at 2:30 pm to carpool over to the Fairgrounds. Please note that you are welcome to help with the Food Giveaway on any Friday that it is held and you are free to drive over on your own even on these third Fridays. But for those interested in driving over together, this option is being offered.

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8 Potluck Dinner Friday, June 1, 2018 at 6:00 pm Friday, July 6, 2018 at 6:00 pm Friday, August 3, 2018 at 6:00 pm Friday, September 7, 2018 at 6:00 pm Mt. Zion Congregation 14th & Duluth Streets PO Box 756 Sioux Falls, SD President:... Mark Vice President:...DaNiel Wood Treasurer:... Matilda Secretary:... Stuart Jacobs Board of Directors:...David Aronson Jan Forstein Raleigh Hansman Judy Lampert Richard Scholten Stephanie Wood Past President:...Royce Hansman PAGE 8

9 YAHRZEITS All Yahrzeits that are observed Sunday through Saturday are read the Friday of that same week. If a Yahrzeit is not listed or you need information concerning Yahrzeits, please call Jan Forstein at A Yahrzeit card and envelope will be sent to you to notify you of upcoming Yahrzeits. (If you do not receive your notification, please contact Jan.) Also included with the notification card is a donor envelope if you wish to make a donation to the Temple in memory of your loved one. August 24th Goldie Koplow David Margulies Julie Michelle Carter Charles Ofstein Helen Fantle Leone Kroloff June 1st Morris Hudson Edwin Livingston Uryon Davidsohn Rachel V. Angel Emma Marie Aronson Fanny Koplow Anne Rothman Morton Weinberg June 8th Mary J. McClusky Geraldine Rea Samona Breslow Lillian Ackerman Belle Lewin June 15th Ida Greenstein Alice Frank June 22nd Lucy Storm Sydney Rosenberg Dorothy Stubnitz Sam Weiner Tillie Brown Isidore William Brandwein Berta Nauen June 29th Minnie Axelbaum Harry Marsh Geraldine Roth July 6th Arthur Ehrlich Anne Zabel Shannon Beth Casson Joseph Livingston Ida Shafton Ilse Jacoby Esther Raisel Cohen July 13th Samuel Rothenberg Dick Rostrom Isadore Kroloff David Sternberg July 20th Jake Davis Phyllis Bleichfeld Hedy Greenbaum Kathy Kaufman Hy Kahn Esther Eirinberg Melvin Rosenthal Hilde Wolf Ilona Nauen Fred Saalfeld Agnes Hosen July 27th Sarah Ackerman Antoinette Schwartz Rosenstein David Hirschfi eld Gertrude Kopel Silver Dorothy Pitts Irma Speier Rose Cohon Lou Shafton Rosa Goldstein Jean Rae Hurwitz August 3rd Morris Ackerman Clara Pitts Mathews Levinson August 10th Louis Eirinberg Leonard Julian Fine Clara Agrant Goldie Weinstein Moses Adler Rebecca Friedman Borden Rose Glazer August 17th Feige Seide Esther Koplow Kominers Benjamin Levine Rachel Engel Joanne Scholten Lillian Gutnik Birdie Robinson Max Beissinger August 31st Orvis R. Cruikshank Lina Mandelbaum Alexander George Koplow Joseph Breslow Lena Eirinberg September 7th Judee Epstein Lee Altman

10 SUNDAY Mark & Matilda Anniv, Rowan Greene Bday MONDAY George & Margo Olson Anniv TUESDAY Marc & Nancy Feinstein Anniv Mt. Zion Congregation - June 2018 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1 A reminder that proper attire should CHANGE OF DATE! MARK YOUR CALENDAR! be worn when participating in Mt. Zion Congregation Annual Meeting services at Mt. Zion Temple. Your cooperation with this matter is and Election of Officers greatly appreciated. Wednesday, June 13th 7:00 pm Temple Social Hall NOTE: During the summer months, we will have twice-monthly Shabbat Evening Services: on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the months. If you have a yahrzeit to observe, your loved one s name will be read on the nearest Shabbat following the date listed in The Tidings, if services are not being held on the designated week. If you have a desire to say Kaddish on a date other than one that is scheduled, please contact Jan or Dave or Matilda and we will try to assemble a group to meet you at Temple at another time. 13 Temple Annual Meeting 7 pm Social Hall 20 Richard & Gail Klein Anniv During the summer months, we WILL continue to have our First Friday Shabbat Potluck Dinners as usual. Upcoming dates are: Friday, June 1st; Friday, July 6th; Friday, August 3rd; Friday September 7th. All dinners will begin at 6pm (Sivan 19) 8 (Sivan 26) FRIDAY 7:30 pm Shabbat (Women of Reform Judaism) Service Sh lach L cha, Num. 13:1-15:41 Haftarah: Joshua 2: (Tamuz 3) 8:52 pm 7:30 pm Shabbat Service Korach, Num. 16:1-18:32 Haftarah: I Samuel 11:14-12:22 (meet at 2:30 at Temple to carpool) Harry & Lillian Greenbaum Anniv, Richard Klein Bday 22 (Tamuz 10) 8:54 pm Chukat, Num. 19:1-22:1 Haftarah: Judges 11:1-33 8:43 pm 6:00 pm Potluck Shabbat Dinner 7:30 pm Shabbat Service B haalot cha, Num. 8:1-12:16 Haftarah: Zechariah 2:14-4:7 8:48 pm SATURDAY 2 9 (guests from Women of Reform Judaism) 12:30 pm Festival of Cultures, Multi-Cultural Center 16 Erika Bday 23 Royce Hansman Bday Jennifer Dreiske Bday (Tamuz 17) 8:54 pm 30 Balak, Num. 22:2-25:9 Haftarah: Micah 5:6-6:8 Shelly & Jay Rosenberg Anniv, Davis Woodworth Bday Cathy Ezrailson Bday Lewis & Helen Ofstein Anniv Shabbat times provided by Chabad.org/ShabbatTimes

11 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 13 (Av 2) FRIDAY (Tamuz 24) 8:52 pm 8 A reminder that proper attire should be worn when participating in services at Mt. Zion Temple. Your cooperation with this matter is greatly appreciated. Marilyn & David Aronson Anniv 9 10 Mt. Zion Congregation - July 2018 Steve Schwartz Bday Henry Pecheny Bday :00 pm Potluck Shabbat Dinner 7:30 pm Shabbat Service Pinchas, Num. 25:10-30:1 Haftarah: Jeremiah 1:1-2:3 Matot-Mas ei, Num. 30:2-36:13 Haftarah: Jeremiah 2:4-28; 3:4 Stephanie & DaNiel Wood Anniv, Gail Klein Bday 8:49 pm SATURDAY (Av 9) 8:44 pm 7:30 pm Shabbat Service 21 D varim, Deut. 1:1-3:22 Haftarah: Isaiah1:1-27 Serena Gutnik Bday Carol Rosenthal Bday (meet at 2:30 at Temple to carpool) 22 Tisha B'Av (Av16) 8:37 pm Va-et chanan, Deut. 3:23-7:11 Haftarah: Isaiah 40: Marilyn Carlson-Aronson Bday Heather Eller Bday Toni Hegna Bday Martin Eller Bday Shabbat times provided by Chabad.org/ShabbatTimes

12 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 10 (Av 30) FRIDAY (Av 23) 8:29 pm 5 12 A reminder that proper attire should be worn when participating in services at Mt. Zion Temple. Your cooperation with this matter is greatly appreciated. 6 DaNiel Wood Bday Mt. Zion Congregation - August Seth Lewis Bday 16 6:00 pm Potluck Shabbat Dinner 7:30 pm Shabbat Service Eikev, Deut. 7:12-11:25 Haftarah: Isaiah 49:14-51:3 R eih, Deut. 11:26-16:17 Haftarah: Isaiah 54:11-55:5 Sydney Rosinsky Bday, Jodie & Jacob Forstein Anniv 8:19 pm 17 (Elul 7) 8:09 pm 7:30 pm Shabbat Service SATURDAY Jacob Forstein Bday Judy Lampert Bday Mary Magidson Bday Sandy Radin Bday We will celebrate Rosh Hashanah with services on Sunday, September 9th (evening) and Monday, September 10th (morning). We will observe Yom Kippur with services on Tuesday, September 18th (evening) and Wednesday, September 19th (morning/afternoon). Full High Holy Day service schedule in the September Tidings and sent via . Shof tim, Deut. 16:18-21:9 Haftarah: Isaiah 51:12-52:12 (meet at 2:30 at Temple to carpool) 24 (Elul 14) 7:58 pm Ki Teitzei, Deut. 21:10-25:19 Haftarah: Isaiah 54:1-10 Stephen & Carol Rosenthal Anniv 25 Chuck & Leta Levinger Anniv Leon & Joyce Maggied Anniv (Elul 21) 8:46 pm Sept 1 Ki Tavo, Deut. 26:1-29:8 Haftarah: Isaiah 60:1-22 Richard & Freda Hosen Anniv Shabbat times provided by Chabad.org/ShabbatTimes