B'nai Sholom Congregation B nai Sholom newsletter Issue 2 February 2015 Religious Services SABBATH SERVICE SABBATH SERVICE WEEKDAY MINYAN Sunday, February 8 Eat, Pray, Learn 10:00 AM See page 5 Tuesday, February 17 Temple Board meeting Time TBA Wednesdays Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM Beginners Hebrew 7:00 PM Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM Saturdays, February 14, 28 Mussar Study 11:00 AM Thursday, February 19, Saturday, February 21 8:00 PM and Sunday, February 22 3:00 PM Public event at Temple to benefit Contact Rape Crisis Center: Valentines To My Hometown See page 9 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Adar-1 5775 6:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM Friday, February 6 - Shabbat Service - 6:00 PM Tu B'Shevat Seder - after the Shabbat Service. RSVP to the office. Bima: Diane Shattls and David Glick No Oneg this evening. Friday, February 13 - Shabbat Service - 6:00 PM Bima: Samantha Beverage and Herman Glaser Oneg: Peter Levy Friday, February 20 - Shabbat Service - 6:00 PM Bima: Derek Hyman and Tom Scarr Oneg: Donna Spindel Friday, February 27 - Shabbat Service - 6:00 PM Anniversary Blessings for couples married in February Bima: Kelly Levy and Mitch Klein Oneg: Kelly Levy Child care is provided during Friday evening services as a courtesy to families with small children. Friday night Shabbat Services will continue to be at 6:00 PM through February. We will switch back to 7:30 PM on Friday, March 6 and evaluate for the future.
From the RAbbi THE WORLD ZIONIST CONGRESS IS ALIVE AND WELL DON T FORGET TO VOTE! At one of the conferences I attended recently there was a panel discussion. A representative of AIPAC and a representative of JStreet both spoke one about the necessity of keeping US military aid for Israel strong and one about the necessity of Jews working together to support Israel s work toward peace without descending to name calling. Then a Reform Rabbi from Tel Aviv spoke. I feel like I m in a different movie than the one you re watching. Rabbi Meir Azari told us the most important thing Americans can do for Israel is to support progressive, pluralistic Israeli organizations like the Israeli counterparts of Reform and Conservative Judaism The Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism and The Masorti Movement, respectively as well as the several modern orthodox streams. His argument is that Israel s greatest threat being wiped off the face of the earth is linked to religious fundamentalism of all stripes. The World Zionist Congress first met in Basel Switzerland in 1897. The goal was to build an infrastructure to support Jewish settlement in what was then called Palestine. Since the founding of the State of Israel in 1948 the Congress meets every four or five years in Jerusalem. It is the voice of Jews who do not live in Israel, and its present goal is to provide policies for the World Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency. These policies decide which organizations in Israel are supported by the money from the diaspora that the WZO oversees. There is a WZC election going on right now until April. Voting qualifications are that you are at least 18 and you belong to a Zionist organization. Please, please, please go online, join the American Reform Zionist Organization (ARZA), or the Conservative Zionist organization: arza.org mercazusa.org There are other options as well, but I ll leave you to discover them on your own if you re interested. Voting costs $10 - only $5 if you re under 30. So VOTE! Your vote helps decide how the 145 US seats are filled and ultimately how diaspora funds are distributed in Israel. When we look at the massive challenges facing Israel and the Middle East, it is easy to lose hope. However, that is not an option for Jews. We each do what we can to guide events in the right direction. The only offense is not to try. May your winter be a place from which new growth and promise will spring for us, for all Israel, and for all the world. Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton 2 February 2015
February 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Minyan 9:00 AM Super Bowl Party 5:30 PM 2 3 4 Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM ; Beginner Hebrew 7:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 5 6 Shabbat Service 6:00 PM Tu B'Shevat Seder After service. 7 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 8 Minyan 9:00 AM Eat, Pray, Learn 10:00 AM 9 10 11 Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM ; Beginner Hebrew 7:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 12 13 Shabbat Service 6:00 PM 14 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Mussar 11:00 AM To Noon 15 Minyan 9:00 AM 16 17 Temple Board Meeting 7:00 PM Time TBA Federated Board Meeting 7:00 PM 18 Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM ; Beginner Hebrew 7:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 19 Contact Rape Crisis Center Event at Temple 8:00 PM 20 Shabbat Service 6:00 PM 21 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM; Shabbat Shul 11:00 AM; Contact Rape Crisis Center event at Temple 22 Minyan 9:00 AM Contact Rape Crisis Center Event at Temple 3:00 PM 23 24 25 Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM ; Beginner Hebrew 7:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 26 27 Shabbat Service 6:00 PM 28 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Mussar 11:00 AM To Noon 3 February 2015
B NAI SHOLOM NEWSLET TER 19TH Annual Historic Preservation Raffle March 8, 2015 B nai Sholom Congregation 10th Avenue and 10th 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 $18,650.00 in prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders. Grand Prize of $7,500.00 A maximum of 500 tickets will be sold at $100.00 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. Your ticket will admit two to the March 8th Gala Drawing. DOORS OPEN AT NOON AND THE DRAWING COMMENCES AT 1: 00PM Join us that afternoon for fun, fellowship and delicious food. To purchase tickets, complete and return the form below with your check, or call 304-522-2980 to reserve your ticket. You need not be present to win. I would like to purchase (number) of tickets at $100.00 each. I want do not want to insure my tickets at an additional $25.00 per ticket. Enclosed is my check made payable to B nai Sholom Congregation in the amount of $. Please print Name: Street: City, State, ZIP 4 February 2015
COME TO B NAI SHOLOM S SUPER BOWL XLIX PARTY! Sunday, February 1, 2015 5:30 PM Watch the game on big screen TV! Pizza and drinks for everyone. Admission: Only $5.00 to cover expenses. Please bring an appetizer snack to share. Sunday, February 8 10:00 AM As usual, we pray at 9:00, eat at 10:00 and learn thereafter. Please contact the office or Linda Klein if you plan to attend the brunch. BREAKING BARRIERS: Jews and the Evolution of the History Department at Leading Universities in the United States, 1940-1970 PROFESSOR WILLIAM PALMER of MU. Award winning Historian. DR. PALMER WAS MITCH KLEIN S MENTOR DURING HIS GRADUATE WORK AT MARSHALL. Mitch says he is an AWESOME EDUCATOR WITH A PASSION FOR RESEARCH, TEACHING AND MOTIVATING. 5 February 2015
DONATIONs Congregational Fund Jenny Broh in memory of Irene Drukker Broh, Hite Compton Broh, Eph Broh, Betsy Landau Broh David and Marilyn Cohen in memory of Marshall Cohen Ed Eiland in memory of Lillian Eiland James Gill Herman and Mary Glaser in memory of Samuel Glaser Sheldon and Saralynn Glass in memory of Shirley Broh Davis David Glick in memory of Sheldon Levine Ira Herman and Claire Nudd in memory of Bernice Herman Joe Horn in memory of Francie Horn Dahly and Vivian Horn Milretta Stroheim and family in memory of Sheldon Levine Mazon Fund Rena Steirn in memory of Mary Cantor and Jerome Cantor Weisberg Education Fund Albert and Jan Cohen in memory of Albert Reich and Pauline Reich Marc and Sherri Solochek in memory of Nathan Schrinsky Rabbi s Discretionary Fund Maury and Deedee Mufson in honor of Betty Colker s 94th birthday in February, in recognition of our daughters career successes: Karen Mufson Kleckner as the new senior financial analyst at Focus Products Group in Lincolnshire, IL and Pam Mufson Stein as the new Co-Executive Creative Director of Young & Rubicam s Advertising Group in Chicago; in appreciation of all that Rabbi Jean does for our Congregation. Lawrence S. Gross in memory of Barbara Gross and Roger Gross Weisberg Education Fund Marsha Steirn in memory of Bernice and Walter Steirn Yiddish Choir Fund Herman and Mary Lee Glaser in memory of Samuel Glaser Marc and Sherri Solochek in memory of Nathan Schrinsky B'nai Sholom Can Now Benefit From Your Shopping on Amazon.com (Smile.Amazon.com) B'nai Sholom is now set up as an eligible charitable organization on Smile Amazon. First you must have an Amazon account. When you shop at Amazon, please start at this address: http://smile.amazon.com After signing in to your account, enter B'nai Sholom Congregation (make sure it is ours in Huntington, WV) as your charity of choice. Amazon will then donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible Smile Amazon purchases to B'nai Sholom! It s that easy! AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products, same prices, same service. Please support B'nai Sholom Congregation by starting your shopping at smile.amazon.com. 6 February 2015
SHOLOMGRAMS March 2015 Please check the name if you want to send a Sholomgram and mail immediately to : Sholomgrams Sandy Colker 401 10th Street #1007 Huntington, WV 25701 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, 80th, 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: Maxine Frankel on her 85th birthday March 20th. Fred and Barbara Silverstein on their 45th Anniversary March 22. Please indicate how you would like your Sholomgram signed: DON T FORGET TO SIGN YOUR SHOLOMGRAM! 7 February 2015
SHOLOMGRAMS Sandy Colker 401 10th Street #1007 Huntington, WV 25701 8 February 2015
Regina Levine 3905 Woodbine Cleveland, OH 44113 216.346.1524 regina_levine@yahoo.com Thursday, February 19, Saturday, February 21 8:00 PM and Sunday, February 22 3:00 PM Public event at Temple to benefit Contact Rape Crisis Center Valentines To My Hometown Sponsored by Contact Rape Crisis Center and Marshall University Women s Studies Admission: $5 donation Tuesday, February 3 7:00 PM Ceremony in honor of the Four Chaplains. American Legion Post 16 1421 6th Avenue All are welcome to attend! Rabbi David Wucher will represent B'nai Sholom in honoring Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, the Jewish chaplain, in the ceremony to commemorate the 71st anniversary of the Four Chaplains who sacrificed themselves in February,1943, so that other soldiers could live. Please join your West Virginia delegation at the AIPAC Policy Conference. March 1-3, 2015 in Washington DC. AIPAC s mission is to strengthen, protect and promote the US Israel relationship in ways that enhance the security of Israel and the U.S. AIPAC staff and citizen activists educate decision makers about the bonds that unite US and Israel and how it is in America s best interest to help ensure that Israel is safe, strong and secure. Cooperation between these two countries is advantageous to both nations. AIPAC urges all members of Congress to support Israel through foreign aid, government partnerships, joint anti terrorism efforts and promotion of a negotiated 2 state solution for Israel and Palestine. Please call Joan Weisberg 304-523-9022 or 528-0210 if you would like to join the Wet Virginia delegation attending the Policy Conference. She can provide you more information. Thank you, Joan Weisberg 9
Marshall University Foundation Hall Professional Vocalist Aliza Wucher Steel City Klezmer Band Bottle Dancers Performing a scene From Fiddler on the Roof 10 February 2015
THANK YOU to Sisterhood for the beautiful 2014-15 directory! THANK YOU to Steven Snyder for installing our three new blinds in the coat room, Martha's office and the library. We appreciate your time, knowledge and talent! All three rooms look so much better thanks to you Steven! THANK YOU to Herb and Betty Colker for your generous donation which paid for all the expenses incurred by the scribes. This is the most wonderful gift for our precious Torahs. As Herb said to me "Taking care of our Torahs is a responsibility we cannot neglect." THANK YOU to Regina Levine, daughter of Sheldon "Moe" Levine and granddaughter of Ethel and Milton Levine for her heartwarming generosity to continue paying dues as a new member to help support our congregation, even though she lives in Cleveland, OH. She said B'nai Sholom was very important to her family and she wants to help ensure B'nai Sholom stays around for a long long time. What a beautiful gesture. Diane Shattls President Do you ever find yourself singing along, either under your breath or out loud, to the prayers or songs the choir sings at services? Do you have an overwhelming urge to learn more about the music we sing? Do you just love to sing? If the answer to any or all of these questions is YES, then please contact me. We rehearse on Thursdays at 7PM. We would love to have some new voices join us. Best of all, you don t have to have a good voice. We are a choir and we sing together. ONE OF THOSE NEW VOICES IS YOU! Judy Lentz, Director jwmsmk@comcast.net 11 February 2015
WE NEED AT LEAST SEVEN PEOPLE WILLING TO STAND UP AND BE SILLY. Our MU connection is helping with costumes, staging and sound equipment. All we need are the bodies to fill the costumes and ROCK OUT on our Stage. Casting Call: February 12 at 6:00 PM in the social hall. Rehearsal: March 2 at 6:00 PM in the social hall. Mark your calendars to some and sing along! Contact Rabbi Jean to let her know how you want to be involved. ISRAEL TRIP SUMMER 2016 FOUR WV CONGREGATIONS GET IN ON THE PLANNING NOW Have you ever dreamed of visiting Israel? Have you been before and want to return? Are there places in Israel that you want to see for the first time or again? Do you want to visit Jerusalem and the Western Wall? Do you want to stand in Masada, where one of the greatest acts of Jewish defiance occurred? Do you want to see the Golan Heights which Israel captured in the six-day war? Do you want to visit a Kibbutz? Join this group from Beckley, Charleston and Huntington on a trip to Israel in summer 2016! We need your input to make sure that as many travelers destination desires as possible are accommodated. Dates: Leaving WV Sun 6/26/16 Return WV Thursday 7/716. Dr Romm's plan is by the end of September 2015 to gather the ideas of interested people and develop the itinerary. Please contact Daniel S. Romm, MD @ 304-228-1711 if you are interested in helping to arrange the trip. 12 February 2015
B NAI SHOLOM NEWSLET TER Sisterhood Thank you to. The orange book s gone, what will we do? We need the help of you, you and you. The recipes that you hold so dear, Won t last very long if you aren t here. You need to write the little things down, How many cups? How many pounds? The treasured stories you used to hear, When cooking with your granny dear. Please share with us food you embrace, The tidbits that bring smiles to your face. Time passes quickly but the committee s slow, Just take a few minutes to write what you know. All who helped in any way with the B nai Sholom Tri-State directory. The family of Sheldon Levine for their generous donation to the Caring Fund. Sharon Weed and all who helped with the Sheldon Levine funeral lunch. Tori Wucher and her committee for hosting the lovely Sisterhood lunch in January, and Carole Garrison for her wonderful presentation: Deborah, the Judge. Purim Covered Dish Picnic Tu B'Shevat Seder Friday, February 6 Immediately after the 6:00 pm Shabbat Service RSVP to the office. Come Celebrate the New Year of the Trees by eating the Fruits of the Tree. 13 The celebration begins with a covered dish picnic at 6:00 PM. Sisterhood will provide the hot dogs, baked beans, drinks & Hamentaschen! Each family is asked to bring a non-dairy side dish for your family. Adults $5.00; Children $3.00 (12 and under) RSVP to the Temple office by March 10. Chairpersons: Samantha Beverage and Lisa Ketchum. Committee: Leigh Ann Levine and Melanie Glazer February 2015 2015 February
RABBI S OFFICE HOURS Please call for an appointment. Tuesday and Thursday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM 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 March Newsletter is February 18. TEMPLE MAILING ADDRESS: B NAI SHOLOM CONGREGATION P.O. BOX 2674 HUNTINGTON, WV 25726-2674 It s not spring yet, But wait and see; Green leaves will pop On every tree. The days get longer, The sun will stay; Before you know it, It s Valentine s Day. Not a Jewish event? Well, who says so? At Simchas & Tchotchkes, We have gifts to go. Some jewelry perhaps To make your day; Silver and gold, Some made out of clay. Or pillow or trays, We have each one. We promise to make Valentine s fun. Remember to shop early and often; when it s gone, it s gone!!! Come in for free kisses. Sherri: 529-6398 Barb: 633-7070 Lisa: Sunday mornings Shopper of the Month Sharon Pressman It s not the money - - -it s the attitude. 14 February 2015
TREE OF LIFE ORDER FORM 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 $180.00. I wish to purchase a Root on the New Tree of Life for (a minimum of) $1800.00. Please indicate, on the line below, the exact wording you desire to be inscribed on the leaf or root: ( in honor of... in memory of... on the occasion of... etc.) Name Mail form and check to: Address State and Zip Code Phone number Tree of Life - c/o Martha Newby B nai Sholom Congregation P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV 25726-2674 Federated Jewish Charities of Huntington WV France Emergency Fund We are horrified and profoundly saddened by the two terror attacks in Paris, including the brutal murder of four members of the French Jewish community in a deadly siege at the Hyper Cacher kosher market. The Jewish Federations of North America has been tracking and responding to events in Paris as they occur. In coordination with the Israeli Prime Minister's Office and the Service de protection de la communauté juive in France, we are working to ensure that local Jewish institutions, schools and synagogues as well as French Jewish citizens are protected from further attacks. We are painfully aware that these callous and cowardly acts are not isolated incidents. Rather, they are the latest in a series of increasingly disturbing and violent attacks, including the 2012 Toulouse school shooting and multiple attacks during Operation Protective Edge last summer. These events have increased the security concerns of French Jewry and also led to a dramatic rise in immigration of French Jews to Israel. Federations across North America must stand in solidarity with France and the French Jewish community. These shocking events make it abundantly clear that Jews around the world face a unique and elevated threat to their security from global terrorism and that our on going support is critically needed. We ask you to please make a donation to help French Jews meet their increased security needs and to aid the victims families as they recover from this tragedy. We thank you in advance for your generosity. Federated Jewish Charities of Huntington P.O. Box 947 Huntington, WV 25713 France Emergency Fund Name: Address: Donation: $ 15 February 2015
February Floral Fund Donations Donated by In Memory of Barbara Angel Levin Jenny Broh and family Tony Broh Rabbi Jean Eglinton and Steven Snyder Ed Eiland David Field Maxine Frankel Joe Horn Harold and Freda Kagan Pauline Kaplan Joan Lerner Janice Levine Kevin and Patty Levine Loretta Levine Regina Levine Bob and Joyce Levy Judy Lundy and Nathan Daniel Jurin Mark and Nancy Newfeld Lake and Louise Polan Ron Polan Rose Marie Riter John and Jean Rosenberg Marc and Sherri Solochek Nancy Cohen Tarbis Joan Weisberg Rabbi David and Tori Wucher Doris Angel Elizabeth Landau Broh Eph Broh, Hite Broh Irene Drukker Broh Eph Broh, Hite Broh Irene Drukker Broh Sara Snyder Rudolph Eiland Ted Eiland Albert Rowan Ann Lazar Francie Horn Dahly Samuel Levinson Mary Siegel Katz Max Butt Julia Cantor Kaplan Norty Kaplan Joseph Rothenberg Lillian S. Levine Lillian S. Levine Lillian S. Levine Fannie R. Levy Stella Reich Levy Nathan Jurin Judith Rubin Walter Lewis, Jr. Ann Shein Polan Mabel Polan Celia Adelstone Riter Jennie Levinson Gerta Rosenberg Harry Glick Sean Chapin Lena Glick Mabel Polan Bela Weintraub Mordecai Wucher Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton Rabbi Emeritus Dr. David E. Wucher President Diane Shattls Vice President Mitchell Klein Secretary Samantha Beverage Treasurer Marc Sololchek Past President Dr. Mark Newfeld Board Members Dr. Gail Feinberg Herman Glaser Hoyt Glazer David Glick Derek Hyman Lisa Ketchum Mitch Klein Joan Lerner Kevin Levine Kelly Levy Tom Scarr Joan Weisberg Sisterhood President Tori Wucher Youth Group President Aaron Scarr B nai Sholom Newsletter published monthly by B nai Sholom Congregation 949 10th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV 25726 Phone: (304) 522-2980 E-Mail: bnaisholomwv@yahoo.com Website: www.wv-bnaisholom.org 16 February 2015
february Yahrzeits February 1 7 observed on January 6 Bessie Polan Brown 2/1 Kenneth Freedman 2/1 Fannie R. Levy 2/1 Molly Slater 2/1 Shevat 12 Robert Tarbet, Jr. 2/1 Shevat 12 Joseph Cohen 2/2 Charles Fetter 2/2 Eva Hyman 2/2 Cecelia P. Leuchter 2/2 Anna Elderman 2/3 Shevat 14 Millie Hartz 2/3 Shevat 14 Meyer Jason 2/3 Max Avner 2/4 Rose Blackman 2/4 Ted Eiland 2/4 Sally Fallon 2/4 Sally Fallon 2/4 Max Glick 2/4 Richard A. Hernandez III 2/4 Walter Lewis, Jr. 2/4 Phillip Schattner 2/4 Hoyt Lee Williams 2/4 Shevat 15 Jeanne Jacobs 2/5 Mary Siegel Katz 2/5 Deborah Silberstein 2/5 Evelyn Mendelson 2/6 Sara Snyder 2/6 Ben Stern 2/6 Jean Higgins Gang 2/7 Harry Ratner 2/7 February 8 14 observed on February 13 Irene Drukker Broh 2/8 Rudolph Eiland 2/8 Leon Moel 2/8 Mordecai Wucher 2/8 Shevat 19 Phillip Cohen 2/9 Ruth Cohen Glick 2/9 Ethel Levine 2/9 Celia Adelstone Riter 2/9 Hite Broh 2/10 Alfred Feinberg 2/10 June Reiss 2/10 Rose Silberstein 2/10 Sarah Feinberg 2/11 Lillian Fetter 2/11 Nathan Jurin 2/11 Jennie Levinson 2/11 Burnet Weinsweig 2/11 Ottie Wormser 2/11 Jack Cuttler 2/12 Shevat 23 Lillian S. Levine 2/12 Abe Borinsky 2/13 Shevat 24 Harry Carande 2/13 Shevat 24 Sara Glick 2/13 Elizabeth Landau Broh 2/14 Sean Chapin 2/14 Walter L. Kaplen 2/14 February 15-21 observed on February 20 Dorothy Katz 2/15 Barbara Spindel 2/15 Abraham Wolf Sher 2/16 Max Butt 2/17 Minnie Greenstein 2/17 Lil Harrison 2/17 Ann Lazar 2/17 George Shattls 2/17 Harold Frankel 2/18 Lena Glick 2/18 Shevat 29 Samuel Levinson 2/18 Mabel Polan 2/19 Doris Angel 2/20 Bessie Carande 2/20 Adar 1 Ann Cuttler 2/20 Adar 1 Chloe E. Hankins 2/20 Maurice Hartz 2/20 Adar 1 Edward I. Silverman 2/20 Israel Jacob Cohen 2/21 Harry Glick 2/21 Gaile Gottlieb 2/21 Evelyn Katz 2/21 Lorine Levine 2/21 Stella Reich Levy 2/21 Bernice Steirn 2/21 February 22-28 observed on February 27 Eph Broh 2/22 Max Glick 2/22 Francie Horn Dahly 2/22 Gerta Rosenberg 2/22 Sarah Stern Sakolsky 2/22 Isidore James Rubin 2/24 Robert Glick 2/25 Jack Hyman 2/26 Bela Weintraub 2/26 Hannah Cohen 2/27 Pearl Kempler Goldberg 2/27 Dorothy Penn 2/27 Adar 8 Maurice Friedman 2/28 Adar 9 Ann Shein Polan 2/28 Derek Sydney 2/28 Leonard Weil 2/28 Robert Glick 2/25 Jack Hyman 2/26 Bela Weintraub 2/26 Hannah Cohen 2/27 Pearl Kempler Goldberg 2/27 Julia Cantor Kaplan 2/27 Adar-I 27 Albert Rowen 2/27 Adar-I 27 Ann Shein Polan 2/28 Derek Sydney 2/28 Leonard Weil 2/28 Our Condolences to. The family of Sheldon Levine. Sheldon died January 17. 17
B ' N A I S H O L O M C O N G R E G A T I O N 949 10th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV 25726 Non-Profit Organization Organization Postage U.S. PAID Huntington, U.S. Postage WV Permit PAID No. 170 March 1-3 - Rabbi Jean at AIPAC event in Washington, DC. Wednesdays - Hebrew II Class - 6:00 PM Beginning Hebrew - 7:00 PM March 4 - Purim Picnic - 6:00 PM and Beatles Purim immediately following. March 5 - Ritual and Music committee - 5:00 pm at Thai house. March 8 - Raffle Gala-Doors open at Noon March 10 - Sisterhood Luncheon Meeting - Noon March 15 - Eat, Pray, Learn - 10:00 AM March 21 - Library Gala - 6:30 PM (Israel theme) At the Marshall University Foundation Hall.