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ATC BulletinATC’s 2ND ANNUAL SQUARE DANCE WAS GREAT FUN!

On Saturday evening, October12th, about 40 pardners gatheredto do-si-do, circle left and right,and promenade the evening away!No experience was necessary,because we had a terrific caller,Steve Park, who taught us all thesteps to great music! Lots of ushad fun dressing up for theoccasion, and there were cowboy

hats and boots galore! We kept up our energy with deliciousrefreshments – apple cider, hot pretzels, cookies and brownies – and theexcitement peaked with the drawing of the winning raffles for somegreat prizes! Congratulations to our winners, who went home with aCuisinart Multi-Prep-Plus processor, a Vanderbilt Health Club 3-monthmembership, a Mophie cell phone charger, or gift cards from Zayde’s,Kohl’s, Crescent Ridge, Bed Bath & Beyond and Michael’s. Thanks somuch to the generous local businesses and ATC donors who made theraffle possible!Of course, the Square Dance would never havebeen possible without the enthusiastic help andcooperation of so many ATC volunteers! Frompromoting the event both at ATC and in thecommunity, to staffing the welcome desk,setting up the décor and helping in the kitchen,all of our efforts paid off handsomely. THANKYOU ALL!!!

And since everyone is clamoring to do itagain next year – sure, why not?!

Please! No Calls or E-mails regarding ATC on Shabbat or Holidays

Ahavath Torah Congregation1179 Central Street, Stoughton MA 02072

www.atorah.org

Office HoursMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

9:00 AM - 2:00 PMOffice Administrator Sabine DulevskisTelephone 781-344-8733E-mail [email protected]

Rabbi Jonathan Hausman E-mail [email protected]

Rabbi Gerson South Area Religious School 781-344-8755Lead teacher Madeleine Lewis E-mail [email protected]

Executive BoardPresident Bob BornsteinExecutive Vice-President Wendy SchulzeVice-President Jeff BlackerTreasurer Ken RubinFinancial Secretary Howard LevensonCorresponding Secretary Diane ThalerRecording Secretary Paula Gaffin

Board Of DirectorsStacy Andler Arthur Arkanase Marv AsnesPeter Asnes Sheryl Asnes Larry BarbellMillie Berman Marcia Boland-Wells Lesley BornsteinLeslie Boyle Adam Chale Bob CohnRick Frederics Maxine Frutkoff Janna GabelAlan Jacobson Everett Levenson Madeleine LewisDavid Lurie Helayne Magier Emily PrigotDavid Schulze Cindy Smith Debbie SpringerDavid Steinberg Fred Sussman Rob VazzanaCindy Weiner Stu Weiner Janet Weinstein

At ATC we are always pleased when someone remarks onour slogan, 'Make ATC your Second Home'. OK, no onehas ever said this (at least to me), but this is anappropriate intro as it truly represents who we are. No oneenters our doors who isn't greeted warmly. Whether youare looking for religious services, adult education foryourself, religious education for your children, advice orcounseling from Rabbi J, or social interactions with newfriends, you will find it all here at ATC.

And I can tell you… there is a new and contagious energy!Can't you feel it??!! We are sensing new energy in ourcombined religious school. Member services has welcomed15 new families to ATC in the past few months, atremendous effort, AND a hearty welcome all our newmembers!! With the help of many, we provide engagingand diverse programming ideas such as our second annualATC Square Dance, and Brotherhood's SUKKOBERFEST2019. Where else,but at ATC, can you go to a morningservice, shared with Israeli exchange students, and enjoya taste of America, with a Fenway Park themed Kiddush.

Keep reading our emails for upcoming events such as anevening of jazz with the Abletones in December, a morningof schmoozing at our Not-So-Passover Brunch in April, andwatch for our Gala 100 in 2020. What synagogue offers arenowned 24-piece Swing Band, provides the culinaryskills, and creativity with events? ATC.

Our hope is that the energy and "buzz" we are generatingwill help appeal to new members. Growth in membershipis our #1 priority. Let me be clear, we have no aspirationsto be a "big" congregation. Being a medium, welcomingand intimate community is an integral part of who we areand that isn't going to change. At the same time, we want

Our President’s Message

Annual Community Dinner Diane & Bob Cohn Helayne MagierATC Judaica Shoppe Lynne Rosenbloom Sandy StogelBingo Leslie Boyle David SchulzeBingo Cafe Marcia Boland-WellsBlood Drive Howard LevensonB’nai Mitzvah Paula GaffinBook an Event Maria WoolfBrotherhood David Schulze Stu WeinerBuilding and Grounds David SchulzeBulletin David SteinbergCommunications Emily PrigotDevelopment and Special Events David LurieFinance and Budget Fred SussmanFinancial Assistance Howard Levenson

Israel Engagement Michael ShainJewish Family Table Elliot RosenLifelong Learning Arthur Arkanase Michael ShainMember Services Bob Cohn Marv AsnesRitual Everett Levenson Rob VazzanaSchool Sheryl AsnesSisterhood Madeleine Lewis Cindy SmithScrip Sheryl Asnes Wendy Schulze Helayne MagierTree of Life Cindy SmithWebmaster David SteinbergYouth and Family Education Sheryl Asnes Lesley Bornstein Madeleine Lewis Nancy HaitYouth and USY Lesley Bornstein

Team Leaders

Contact any of the above through the ATC office - 781-344-8733 or [email protected]

Continued on page 8

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From the Rabbi’s DeskA rabbi visited a woman in her nineties who was in thehospital. The woman complained to the rabbi, "Rabbi, I amin such pain from my arthritis. Why did G-d strike me witharthritis? My mother never had arthritis, and neither didmy grandmother?" The rabbi asked, "How long did yourmother and grandmother live?" The woman replied, "Mymother died in childbirth, she was just shy of forty yearsold. My grandmother, for that time period, lived quite along life, until she was in her mid-sixties." The rabbianswered, "Your pain is coming from your blessings. Youhave been blessed with over ninety years of life on thisearth, but you must live with curse of arthritis." So often,our biggest struggles come from life's blessings.

It is cliché to say "We simply must look at the glass as halffull and not as half empty." Rather, we must be able tobless G-d for what we have in life regardless of whether wesee the good or the bad. The mechanism that we have forthis is brachot - blessings. We have blessings for nearlyevery experience, for hearing bad news, for eating food,even for using the rest room. A blessing is both a 'thank-you' and a 'please'. When we say the motzi over the bread,we both thank G-d for 'bringing forth bread from the earth'and raise consciousness of those without enough food. Theblessing after using the rest room reads 'Blessed are you

G-d who has createdmiraculous openings andclosings, that if not workingproperly would prevent usfrom standing before You inworship." This blessingthanks G-d for our miraculousbody and reminds us (and G-d)of those whose bodies are notworking properly.

One easy way that we can incorporate a little bit ofJewishness, recognition of God's blessings and a sense ofspirituality in our everyday routines is by saying brachotover our food. In America, we have an entire holidaydedicated to recognizing G-d's blessings -- Thanksgiving.We can make this American Holiday into a Jewish holidayby both saying the brachot over the food that we eat andtaking a moment to recognize the blessings we have in ourlives. Our Jewish family celebrations need not be limitedto the times on the Jewish calendar. Thanksgiving gives usthe opportunity to transform a turkey dinner into a highlyspiritual experience.

Rabbi J

Who are the Heroes of the Hanukkah Story?We know the heroes of Hanukkah as the Maccabees, apriestly family from the town of Modi'in in the foothills ofJudah, who revolted against the Syrian Greek attempt toimpose heathen practices upon the Jewish population.Mattityahu and his sons (Judah, Yohanan, Shimon, Eliezerand Jonathan), all members of the Hasmonean family, led arebellion against their Greek overlords.

Maccabee is an acrostic created by joining the first letter ofthe Hebrew words, Mi kamocha ba'elim Ado-shem, whichmeans "who is like You among the mighty, O G-d."

According to one theory, 'maccabee' was the battle cry ofthe Jewish patriots who warred against the Syrian Greeksin 165 BCE.

According to a second theory, Maccabee is the Hebrewword for 'hammer,' derived from the root letters m-k-v.Judah, the leader of the revolt against the Syrian Greeks,was given the name 'Maccabee' due to his great strength.

Adult EducationDue to popular request, there will be 2 adult continuingeducation classes offered.

Elementary Hebrew through Davenen/Prayer Hebrew - ifyou need a refresher course in Hebrew reading for theSiddur or relearning to read Hebrew, this course is for you.

Haftarah Trope - learn how to chant the Haftarah by way ofthe musical notations that we all see in the Chumash. Thisclass will run for 6-8 weeks.

Please contact Rabbi J or Arthur Arkanase by way of theATC office (781.344.8733 or [email protected])

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Shalom!

October was a busy month forsisterhood.

Thank you to Janna Gabel for anothervery successful and very enjoyableSquare Dance.

Thank you to Cindy Smith for all herhard work in preparing and leading avery moving Pink Minyan.

Thanks to Sue Korch and VickiLemkin for planning, advertising, andrunning our Rummage Sale. Manyhours of hard work go into this event.Thanks to those who helped and to allthose who donated, this is a greatfund raiser for ATC.

Our Paid-Up Supper will be held onWednesday, November 6th, withentertainment by students from themusic program at Foxboro HighSchool.

Our Cheshvan Rosh ChodeshMeeting will be held on Thursday,November 7th, at 11:30 AM. Inaddition to learning about Cheshvanand enjoying a related snack, we willpreview a short film from the Yiddish

Book Center. Please join us. Watchfor our Kislev meeting, where we willcelebrate Chanukah.

Books and Bagels will meet onThursday, November 21st, at 11:30AM. We will discuss Distant Hoursby Kate Morton. Please come. Watchfor the announcement of the nextbook.

Please support our Judaica Shoppe.Sandy and Lynne have filled theirshelves with many beautiful items

The Judaica Shoppe is open byappointment. Please check ourdisplay in the lobby to see ourmerchandise. Please remember tovisit our Shoppe for your Bar and BatMitzvah needs as well as manybeautiful items.

Please contact Sandy Stogel to makean appointment. Sandy is usually atATC on Tuesday mornings with theSenior Group.

Please contact Bev Barbell for getwell cards, sympathy cards, and cardsfor almost any occasion. The moneycollected is used to provide funds forATC.

Sisterhood needs your help. We areonly as strong as our membership.Please attend our events, help withour functions and make suggestionsfor a new ones.

Please contact us with any questionsor suggestions.

Madeleine LewisCindy SmithCo-Presidents

Sisterhood

Coming soon to ATC

Sisterhood presentsa book reading and signing by the

author, our own Diane Thaler.

Watch for date and time


SisterhoodAcknowledgement CardsSisterhood is now sending donation acknowledgementcards. Each card gratefully acknowledges a contributionmade, and is suitable for Condolence, Get Well, MazelTov, or most any other occasion.

The cost of each card is $4.00 if purchased, or $4.50 ifmailed by the Sisterhood Card Coordinator. All proceedsbenefit the ATC Sisterhood, which in turn, benefit ourcongregation.

To learn more, or to have a card sent, please contactBeverly Barbell, by email at [email protected] or byphone at (781) 910-5527.

MembershipPaid Up Supper

Wednesday, November 6 at 6:00 pm

Please join your ATC Sisters for anevening dinner. This year ourSisterhood will host a specialensemble of the Foxboro High SchoolJazz Band, entertaining during andafter dinner.Minyan to follow at 7:30 pm

No charge for our Paid Up Supper,including members who join thatevening.

PLEASE RSVP by November 1

Contact Deb Springer, VP Membership(781)-408-0003 [email protected]

Please provide our RSVP, to ensureenough food will be provided for all


Religious School NewsOur Religious School is off to a greatstart this year. Our collaboration withTemple Beth Emunah has brought somewonderful new students to our schooland new ideas to improve our school.

The students learned about the HighHolidays and participated both in theservice and other activities related tothe event. Thanks to Rabbi Gouze forthe interesting lessons on the Shofarand Tashlich. The children reallyenjoyed seeing their words disappearinto the water.

Thanks to Rabbi J for teaching thestudents about the Lulav and the Etrog.

We talked about the ushpizin, theguests invited to our Sukkah. Thestudents learned a little about each ofthe seven men who we honor-Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses,Aaron, and David. They will learnmore about each of these people as theyear continues. From there, we willcontinue with discussions about otherimportant people in Jewish history.

Thank you to Bob Bornstein for ourPizza in the Hut event which,unfortunately, had to be held insidedue to the weather.

One of the favorite activities of theyear is decorating our "unkosher"Sukkah in the hall downstairs. Thestudents really had a great timedoing this.

The older class will compose andassemble their own Torah. Each weekas we learn about a Parsha from theTorah, the students illustrate a fewimportant events. We will assemblethese with Atzei Chaim at the end ofthe school year.

Our younger class, taught by MichaelGaffney, also learned about themeaning and customs of our HughHolidays and fall Holidays. Theyjoined the Hoshana Rabbah serviceand marched in the parade. They havebegun to learn the Hebrew alphabet.All of the children will plant etrogimin a few weeks with Marshall Katler.

Our Friday Night Class Service willbe held on November 15th, withdinner beginning at 6:00 PM.

The dinner will be sponsored by theGrinburg family, in honor of Aviv'sBar Mitzvah. Please support ourstudents and their families byattending this event.

Our Chanukah Party will be held onSaturday, December 28th. There aremore details on page 17. Please planto attend.

The students are discussing theconcept of being a mensch. They cameup with very interesting and wellthought out ways to behave if theywant to achieve this status. Please seetheir answers on the following page.You will be very proud of them.

Thank you to all our parents for yoursupport and cooperation. Thewonderful attitude of your children isa reflection of all you do.

Thank you to all who help to makeour School is the warm, inviting, andeducational place it is.

B'Shalom,Madeleine LewisLead [email protected]


Mention ATC and 10% of Your Wine PurchaseWill Be Donated to ATC!

Youth and FamilyZIE A MENSCH!

Our Ahavath Torah Rabbi Gerson and Temple Beth Emunah South Area Religious School students have beendiscussing what it is to be a mensch. Here are a few examples of what our young mensches shared with eachother –

Aviv – Share a Shabbat dinner, help Israeli charitiesAbraham – helped to carry the Bingo supplies into the temple, be nice to strangersNoam – respect everyoneDustin – help someone if they are having troubleBrent – hold the door for someoneDylan – helped my Dad with a customerJess – clean my room without being askedStephanie – helped Rabbi with the Rosh Hashanah service

Recently Rabbi Gouze of Temple Beth Emunah shared the meaning and significance of thedifferent voices of the Shofar. All the students gave it a try.

Rabbi J and Mrs. Lewis shared the meaning of the Lulav and Etrog with a hands-on experience.

Arthur Arkanase continues to teach liturgy, history and Hebrew, and Allan Slotnick is planning the Sundaycraft activity / construction project.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

School Service – Friday, November 15

Dinner at 6 pm $18 per person. Students – no charge. Please RSVP to the office.

Class service begins at 7:30 pm

PLEASE join us to welcome Shabbat with our students.


to thrive, and one sign of a healthy, thriving community isgrowth in numbers. The reality is that to continue toprovide the level of services that our family is looking for,and to ensure the future stability of our congregation, weneed to be a little larger than we are now.

We are doing a better job of getting our story out andletting people know who ATC is. Communications teamleader Emily Prigot is promoting the synagogue throughsocial media, i.e. Facebook. Our Team can use assistancewith Instagram and Twitter, so if you are an Instagrameror one that tweets, Emily can certainly use support.

We need everyone to be an ATC Ambassador, and it'seasy. Like us on Facebook. Join our Facebook group.Re-post our postings to your own Facebook page. If youtake a picture at ATC that you can share, send it to usand we'll post it on social media.

And please tell your friends and family members aboutAhavath Torah Congregation. Invite them to an event ora service. If there is a fee, we will be happy to waive thecost to a potential member (I know a few people here).Most of the people reading this message (I can't believeyou are actually reading this) first heard about ATCthrough word of mouth.

Of course, the future of our congregation depends on thewillingness of all to step forward and pitch in. Whateveryour interest, there is a TEAM for a project or an event tohelp with. All of our Teams do important work thatbenefit our ATC community.

Let us know how you would like to help. I'm easy tocontact or find, both literally and figuratively.

Speaking of all this programming, let's not forget ourupcoming events, and a very special 100th ChanukahFamily Party on December 28. All members and theirfamilies are invited. This year, with thanks by Deb Levitz,her collectable (plural for ), will be ondisplay. Our religious school will be making their own

, and we ask families to bring in their family. A candle lighting ceremony will take place

along with the lighting of our ATC menorah. Fun, music,and plenty of food to follow. Families, please bring yourchildren and grandchildren. Make this a family affair.

AND mentioning a Menorah, if you have not seen our GiftShop display…the lights are on. A special sale will behappening in November - watch for their flier.

To all, have a healthy and sweet new year, and thanksfor being part of our ATC family.

Bob [email protected]

Our President’s Message (cont.from p.2)

A Call to Minyan – We Need You!

Please do not forget the continuing need of our Minyan.Minyanim are held Sunday at 9 AM, Monday throughThursday at 7:30 PM. Shabbat Services begin at 7:30PM on Friday (unless otherwise indicated) and Saturdaymorning at 9:30 AM.

For all your grocery shopping

use ATC scrip ...

It’s a Mitzvah! Thank youPeter Sylvia

for giving the silver TorahDecorations in the Ark such abeautiful shine for the new year.


Christmas Holiday Festivities 2019

On Sunday, December 15th, ATC will be hosting its 5thAnnual Christmas Party for underprivileged Stoughtonfamilies. We know that the holidays can be a hard time forthem and that is why, when ATC was approached to helpthose in need 4 years ago, we gladly opened our doors.

The Christmas Holiday Festivities Committee has begunworking on this year's special event. If you would like tohelp on the 15th, please contact Helayne (781-344-7566) orDiane (781-344-6347). Also, in November, we will be

looking for volunteers to adopt a child and purchasespecific gift items for that child. There are usually 75 to100 children that will need to be adopted.

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Thank you,

Diane Cohn, Robert Cohn, Helayne MagierChristmas Holiday Festivities Committee


Shabbat NoahFriday November 1

Candle lighting ...........................................5:20 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.........................................7:30 PM

Saturday November 2 Tefillah.........................................................9:30 AM

Shabbat Lech LechaFriday November 8

Candle lighting............................................4:12 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.........................................7:30 PM


Shabbat VaYeraFriday November 15

Candle lighting ...........................................4:05 PM Shabbat Dinner............................................6:00 PM

Details on page 15 Kabbalat Shabbat........................................7:30 PM


Shabbat Chayei SarahFriday November 22



Brotherhood Scotch & Steak Night - Details on page 9

Shabbat Rosh Hodesh KislevFriday November 29



Shabbat VaYetzeFriday December 6


Saturday December 7 Tefillah.........................................................9:30 AM

Dan Gabel and the Abletones - Details on page 21

Shabbat VaYishlachFriday December 13



Shabbat VaYeshevFriday December 20



Sunday December 22 1st Night of Hanukkah Candle lighting............................................4:16 PM

Shabbat HanukkahRosh Hodesh Mikketz Friday December 27 Candle lighting............................................4:01 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.........................................7:30 PM

Saturday December 28 Tefillah.........................................................9:30 AMChanukah Party Saturday December 28......................................6:30 PM

Details on page 17

November - December Calendar




Pink Minyan 2019

Breast cancer affects the Jewish communitydisproportionately, with those of Ashkenazidescent being more likely to be diagnosed, thanthose in the general community.

Our ATC Sisterhood joined together onOctober 23, to observe Pink Minyan as a family.


Rabbi’s Discretionary FundAl and Ann Paskind, in memory of Sylvia Paskind

Rochelle Brezner, in memory of Rose Brezner

Marjorie and Warren Freshman, in memory of Jean Gould

Barbara and Charlie Goodman, in memory ofDorothy Steinberg

Inez Springer, in memory of beloved mother,Harriet Yosovitz Risman

Paul Mark and family, in honor of Lily becoming aBat Mitzvah

Roz Nadler, in memory of beloved mother, Goldie Nadler

Sandi and Dexter Goldstein, in memory ofWilliam Kohlberg

Sandi and Dexter Goldstein, in memory ofMarion Kohlberg

Sandi and Dexter Goldstein, in memory of Anna Goldstein

Sandi and Dexter Goldstein, in memory ofMorris Goldstein

Barbara and Charlie Goodman, in memory ofLouis Soolman

Michael Savage, with thanks

Barry Levy, in memory of beloved grandmother,Bella Lipsky

Marge and Marv Rosenstein, in memory ofVictor Rosenstein

Marge and Marv Rosenstein, in memory ofFlorence Glasser

Jake Reed, in memory of Mildred Reed

Linda and Warren Keller, in memory of Gary Mirliss

Carol and Sam Denbo, in memory of William Shapiro

Hilda and David Egel, in loving memory of dear motherand grandmother, Betty Egel

Levy Chapel Fund

Donations received after October 21st will be acknowledged in the next issue.


Lesley and Michael Shain, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Diane and Melvin Kizner, in memory of Charlene Magier,mother of Helayne Magier

Roberta Reingold in memory of Harriet Risman, mother ofInez Springer

Diane and Bob Cohn, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Susan and Steve Tanner, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Sharon and Andrew Silverman, in memory of HarrietRisman, mother of Inez Springer

Tina and Arthur Mallock, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Judy and Jerry Schulze, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Arthur Blumenthal, in memory of Harriet Risman, motherof Inez Springer

Millie Berman, in memory of Harriet Risman, mother ofInez Springer

Phoebe Reff

Jane and Larry Liberfarb, in memory of Charlene Magier,mother of Helayne Magier

Jesse and Al Lampert, in memory of Harriet Risman,mother of Inez Springer

Ross London, in memory of Harriet Risman, mother ofInez Springer

Torah Repair FundThe Vazzana Family, in memory of Leon Rudman

Linda Rudman, in memory of Alfred Lipshires

Linda Rudman, in memory of Nathan Rudman


The Management is making room for new 2020 inventory!Buy a Menorah for as low as $8.00

Sharing the Joy of Judaica at Ahavath Torah Congregation withSandy Stogel and Lynne Rosenbloom.

By appointment and watch for our new hours. Please contact:

Sandy Stogel [email protected] Rosenbloom [email protected]

EVERYTHING

See us at the ATC Sisterhood Paid Up Supper on November 6


SOMETHING FOR EVERY JEWISH OCCASION!

The Judaica Shop is now open on Sundays and byappointment. This is a great place to shop for all

your Bar and Bat Mitzvah needs as well as forgifts, holiday items, and the other beautiful things

on display in the showcase in the lobby.Contact Sandy Stogel ([email protected])

or Lynne Rosenbloom for information and an appointment.Sandy is also at ATC most Tuesday mornings.

Come by and check outour new merchandise!

ATC Sisterhood Judaica Shop


We are Back!

Come sit with us for a Shabbatdinner and fall class service.Friday, November 15, 2019

Dinner begins at 6:00 pm,services to follow.

Dessert sponsored by the Grinberg Family,in honor of Aviv’s Bar Mitzvah

Cost for dinner $18.00Students—NO Charge

RSVP and payment to our ATC OfficeReservations by November 11

Contact Sabine at 781-344-8733or [email protected]


For all your grocery shopping

use ATC scrip ...

It’s a Mitzvah!



Mah Jongg Fundraiser2020 Cards

Order early and order extra for family and friends

DEADLINE IS JANUARY 15, 2020CARDS WILL BE MAILED TO EACH INDIVIDUAL

Please PrintName: ____________________________________________Address: _________________________________________City: ________________ State: _______Zip:__________Email: _____________________________________________Phone: H:___________________Cell:___________________Standard #: ________________ X $8 each $________Large Print #: _________________X $9 each $_______Make Checks out to:

Rabbi Gerson South Area Religious School (RGSARS)

Mail to:Helayne Magier

28 Cherrywood DriveStoughton, MA 02072

781-344-7566Any questions please contact Helayne


Saturday, December 28Fun begins at 6:30 with displays of fromfamilies, school, and a presentation offrom the Deb Levitz collection. After that we willlight all the and light the ATC menorah

on the front steps.Bring your children and GRANDCHILDREN

MmmmmLatkes, Latkes,Latkes

LIGHT YOURMENORAH

RSVP TOSabine in our ATCOffice.Email [email protected] call 781-344-8733


Thank you to Stacy Andler andJanet Weinstein for organizingAND to all our ATC memberswith your generous donations

to help those in need.All part of

Ahavath Torah Congregation’s

ATC CARES

Ahavath Torahcelebrates 100 years

with 100 bags of groceriesfor our Project Isaiah 2019 to benefit the Stoughton /

Sharon Food Pantry.

I WantYou!

Do you• Own your own business?• Have a friend that owns a local business?• Work for a local business?

Ads in the ATC Bulletin start at $40*Help make the Bulletin a major

fundraiser for ATC!*Per issue based on a 5 issue purchase.


Please do not forget the continuing need of our Minyan.Minyanim are held Sunday at 9 AM, Monday throughThursday at 7:30 PM. Shabbat Services begin at 7:30 PMon Friday (unless otherwise indicated) and Saturdaymorning at 9:30 AM.

Join HadassahIf you are interested in joining SuburbanSouth Hadassah Chapter, contact CarolSavas (781) 344-9377 or cell (508) 818-8903. This is a small chapter that does alot of big things and covers the SouthShore towns


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Torah Repair FundThe Vazzana Family, in memory of Leon Rudman

Linda Rudman, in memory of Alfred Lipshires

Linda Rudman, in memory of Nathan Rudman

Howard Levenson

Arthur & Tina Mallock

Beverly Rooks, in memory ofBeatrice and Arthur Bloom

Gladys Safer

David & Hilda Egel

Fred & Sondra Sussman

C. Ben Lofchie

Paul & Toby Barbell, in memory ofBertha Lifsitz

Stephen Kurlansky, in memory ofBeverly Kurlansky

Richard & Lynda Levine, in memoryof Herbert Waterman

Elaine Musmon

Richard Nadler

Elaine Robinson, in memory ofHerbert Robinson

Judith Spindell

Stanley Levine, in memory ofHelen Levine

Donations


Mazel TovMichael and Lesley Shain, on the

birth of their grandson,Colin Golden Shain

CondolencesOur sympathies are with…

Inez Springer and family, on the loss of beloved motherand grandmother, Harriet Risman

Wes Chused and family, on the loss of beloved mother,grandmother, and great grandmother,Lenore R. Chused

53 Tosca Drive, Stoughton 781-297-7878


High Holiday Prayer Book Dedication FundStacy and Howard Andler, in loving memory of

Max and Ruth Mogul

Alan, Sheera, Jessica, and Carly Lader, in loving memoryof Morton Lader

Tina and Arthur Mallock, in loving memory ofHarriet Risman

Inez, Sherry, and Scott Springer, in loving memory ofHarriet Risman

The Canters and The Schulzes, in loving memory of NancyBlum Shuman

Fred and Nancy Mark, in honor of Nathan Gaffin'sBar Mitzvah

Fred and Nancy Mark, in honor of Lily Mark'sBat Mitzvah

Laura and Jay Goldstein, in honor of their grandson,Max Ari Goldstein

Laura and Jay Goldstein, in honor of their granddaughter,Rosie Bea Goldstein


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November Yahrzeit CalendarNovember 1 Milton Weinick

November 2 Paul Berkowsky Marilyn Ann Bloom Beverly Manburg Herbert Neitlich Daniel Tassel

November 3 Hyman Bresner Abraham Fox Pearl Gitter Murray Rosman Simon Wolf

November 4 Milton H. Adleman Vickie Beth Waxman Allan Wolfe

November 5 Minnie Andelman Moyshe Fisher Molly Glicken Sam Heller Nicole "Coley" Levine Hinda Groussman Manevitch Abraham Shufrin Israel Soolman

November 6 Florence Belle Glaser Reva Reinstein Morris Zeidman

November 7 Sara Zelbovitz

November 8 Sumner Williams

November 9 Rose Interest Abraham Max Shultz

November 10 Benjamin Botbol Clara Worobey

November 11 Gary Mirliss Irvin Pinkofsky

November 12 Samuel Dressler Virginia Gianelly Bessie Kassler Enid Mallock Sol Rosenthal

November 13 Iris Sonia Katz Cohen Harry Opper Jacob Asa Stuart

November 14 Lena Brezner

November 15 Leonard Connors David H. Miller Ruth Robinson Larry Vodkin

November 16 Philip Cantor Deborah Markson Rose Stogel Mary Tutun

November 17 Abram Chandler Rona Katz

November 18 Stan Cohen Betty Egel

November 19 Rose Feldman Dr. Arnold Lehrman

November 20 Barnett Interest Michael H. Kamin

November 21 Albert Davis Martha Gosian-Davis Irving M. Levine Dr. Joseph Tobin

November 22 Mildred Reed Sally Rubin William Shapiro Rose Wallace

November 23 Abraham Feldman Elyse Schneider

November 24 Myer Goldberg Beatrice Mogul

November 25 Arthur Gabel Benjamin Manevitch Gertrude Slotnick Sam Winer

November 26 Edith Franklin David Goldman Ethel Gorin Mitchell J. Greenberg

November 27 Gussie Fradine Cohen

November 28 Annette Feldman

November 29 Eva Burison Melvin W. Roberts Victor Rosenstein Dr. Harold Schneiderman Jeffrey Westerman

November 30 Tedd Cohen


December 1 Samuel Goralnick Ida Rostoff

December 2 Frances Bromfield Sarah L. Kisner Lena Kramer

December 3 Stanley Herman

December 4 Irving Carter Michele Ross

December 5 Abram Green Len Lezberg Ann-Carol Lipshires Anita Wolfson

December 6 Isador Cohen Anita Lichenstein

December 7 Jacob Denbo Moyshe Fisher Harriet Freshman Mae Lofchie Rose J. Rutfield

December 8 Harry Backman Jodi Goldberg Lewis Komrower Ruth Rosenblatt

December 9 Jack Grossman Harriet Katz Nathan Perlmutter

December 10 Judy Bradley Reuben Godes Nancy Bennett Shultz

December 11 Sol Abrams Lena Fruit Clara Lipsky Edward Marcus Morris Moskowitz Kenneth Norris Rhoda Novin Steven Michael Rivkin Samuel Saperstein

December 12 Sara Goldberg Mildred Kline

December 13 May Gateman Edna Parker Louis Rubin Samuel G. Saval Efim Toochin

December 14 Richard Levine Claire Lustig Nettie Washington

December 15 Dorine Berger Ida Kaplowitz Fradine Elaine Kaplan Thomas Levine Adele Nichols Burton Raphel

December 17 Ida Appel

December 18 Janet Dorsky Joseph Greenfield Edith Soroco

December 19 Gabriel Back Harry Goldman Mollie Meyerhoff Sophie Shaffron Daniel L. Snyder

December 20 J. David Fine Bernard Goldberg Sam Grosberg

December 21 Samuel Feinstein Mae Rebeca Mednick Albert Miller Annie Opper Linda Vodkin

December 22 Anne L. Cohen Fay Greene Ida Katz Sarah Katz Rose Schlosberg

December 23 Maurice M. Gould Burton R. Levenson

December 24 Steven Ruback

December 25 Alexander Ames Max Gateman Richard Levine

December 26 Albert Dulman Ethel Rosenthal

December 27 Shirley Lyons Abraham Worobey

December 28 Eugene Denbo Ivan Potter

December 29 Benjamin Frank Beatrice Levitz Abe Shaffran

December 30 George Schwartz Marcia Wolfe

December 31 Abraham Goodman Sidney Kaufman

December Yahrzeit Calendar

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11/6 Sisterhood Paid-up Supper11/7 Rosh Chodesh Group11/15 Class Service & Dinner11/21 Bagels & Books11/23 Brotherhood Scotch & Steak11/29 Friday Night Out12/7 Abletones Concert12/27 Friday Night Out

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