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Friday September 1 Candle lighting...........................6:59 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.......................7:30 PM

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

Shabbat Ki TavoFriday September 8

Candle lighting...........................6:47 PM Family Kabbalat Shabbat...........7:00 PM


Shabbat Nitzavim-VaYelechFriday September 15

Candle lighting...........................6:35 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.......................7:30 PM

Saturday September 16 Tefillah.......................................9:30 AM Community Selichot..................8:30 PM (at Temple Israel in Sharon)

Rosh HaShanahWednesday, September 20

Candle lighting...........................6:26 PM Mincha-Maariv..........................6:15 PM

Thursday, September 21 Tefillah.......................................8:30 AM Tashlich......................................6:00 PM Mincha-Maariv..........................6:15 PM

Friday, September 22 Tefillah.......................................8:30 AM

Shabbat ShuvaFriday September 22

Candle lighting...........................6:23 PM Maariv........................................7:30 PM


Shabbat Yom KippurFriday September 29

Candle lighting...........................6:11 PM Mincha.......................................6:00 PM Kol Nidre...................................6:15 PM

Saturday September 30 Tefillah.......................................8:30 AM Ask The Rabbi...........................3:45 PM Mincha-Neilah-Maariv..............4:45 PM Fast Ends....................................7:01 PM

SukkotWednesday October 4

Candle lighting...........................6:02 PM Dinner in the Sukkah.................6:15 PM Maariv........................................7:30 PM

Thursday October 5 Tefillah.......................................9:30 AM Maariv........................................7:30 PM

Friday October 6 Tefillah.......................................9:30 AM

Shabbat Hol HaMoed Sukkot

Friday, October 6 Candle lighting...........................5:59 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.......................7:30 PM

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

Shemini AtzeretWednesday October 11

Candle lighting...........................5:50 PM Maariv........................................7:30 PM

Thursday October 12 Tefillah.......................................9:30 AM

Yizkor will be recited

Simchat TorahThursday October 12

Maariv........................................7:00 PMFriday October 13

Tefillah.......................................9:30 AM

September/October Calendar

We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this page, as of press time. However, afterthat, as you well know, the dates, times and locations, sometimes change. Please watch youremails, check the calendar at www.atorah.org, or call the office for more up-to-date information.

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Ahavath Torah Congregation1179 Central St • Stoughton MA 02072 • www.atorah.org

Office Hours Monday - Thursday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMOffice Administrator Carol O’RileyTelephone 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 Arthur MallockExecutive Vice-PresidentVice-President Michael ShainVice-PresidentCo-Treasurers Ken Rubin David SteinbergFinancial Secretary Howard LevensonCorresponding Secretary David SteinbergRecording Secretary Paula Gaffin

Board Of Directors

Contact ListBingo Leslie Boyle Marlene ElmowitzBrotherhood Adam ChaleBulletin David SteinbergCongregational Ed Maxine Frutkoff Michael ShainEvent Coordination Maxine FrutkoffFinancial Aid Howard LevensonFundraising Marlene ElmowitzHouse Bob BornsteinJewish Family Table Annette WilliamsJudaica Shop Lynne Rosenbloom Sandy StogelLibrary Madeleine LewisMembership Bob CohnPublicity Emily PrigotRitual Everett Levenson Rob VazzanaSchool Jennifer FreshmanSocial Action Volunteer neededSisterhood Madeleine Lewis Cindy SmithScrip Sheryl Asnes Wendy Schulze Helayne MagierWebmaster David SteinbergYouth Lesley Bornstein Lee Elmowitz

Contact any of the above through the ATC office - 781-344-8733

Stacy Andler Dale Appel Arthur ArkanasePeter Asnes Sheryl Asnes Millie BermanJeff Blacker Marcia Boland-Wells Bob BornsteinLesley Bornstein Leslie Boyle Adam ChaleBob Cohn Marlene Elmowitz Laura FogelRick Frederics Jennifer Freshman Maxine FrutkoffDiane Goldberg Everett Levenson Madeleine LewisDavid Lurie Helayne Magier Emily PrigotLeon Rudman Linda Rudman Harvey SchneiderDavid Schulze Wendy Schulze Allan SlotnickCindy Smith Debbie Springer Fred SussmanRob Vazzana Cindy Weiner Janet Weinstein

Dear Friends,

For those who I have not had thepleasure of meeting, I’m ArthurMallock. My wife, Tina, and I havebeen congregants of this synagoguefor twenty years. Tina is aregistered nurse. She has beenworking for the Stoughton VisitingNursing Agency for the past 10years. I am a veterinarian. I have been working in Stoughtonfor the past 31 years. We have 2 children; David, age 19, hasbeen studying at a Yeshiva in Jerusalem for the past 2 years,and Ben, age 16, will be starting his junior year atSoutheastern Regional Technical High School in September.

For the past two years, I held the position of executive vicepresident, while Lee Elmowitz served as president. I wish totake this opportunity to extend my appreciation to Lee for histireless work for the synagogue. As president, Lee's work ethicinspired me and his unwavering dedication to the synagoguehas made an indelible impression on me and on the othermembers of the executive board. It has truly been my honorto have served with him. In addition to his role as president,Lee has, for many years, been one of the most prolificvolunteers in the congregation. He has chaired and/ororganized countless fundraising events which have been socritical to sustaining our shul. I know Lee plans to continuethese efforts. On behalf of the synagogue, I thank Lee for allhe has done for the synagogue in the past and for all that hewill continue do in the years to come.

Although most synagogues today, including our own, facemany challenges, I see a very bright future for ATC. For thisto be realized, all that needs to take place is simply for ourcongregants to truly CARE about ATC's future.

CARE ENOUGH to support fundraising events we hold, eitherby attending them or volunteering to help run them. Someof these events include Bingo at ATC which takes place everyMonday night. Also this year, Bob Bornstein will beorganizing monthly Friday night dinners. Please attend these.

CARE ENOUGH to sign up to attend minyan one or twoweeknights per month. This is also a great way to meetfellow congregants. Contact Leon Rudman or Paul Barbellfor more information.

CARE ENOUGH to attend a Friday night or Saturday morningservice.

CARE ENOUGH to keep current with your dues.

Over the next two years, I look forward to meeting all of youand to working side by side with you to keep our synagoguevibrant and growing.

Sincerely,

Arthur [email protected]

President’s Message

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33Ahavath Torah CongregationAhavath Torah Congregation

From the Rabbi’s DeskYom Kippur is a full day, but its spirit is captured by the night. Although the Kol Nidreprayer itself begins just prior to sunset, when we depart from the synagogue Kol Nidreeve (Friday, September 29), the sky will be dark and our souls will be in the solitude ofevening reflection.

The final hours of Yom Kippur, during which we recite Neilah, we anticipate the nightto come. For as the sun is setting, we grasp the last hours of repentance, our finalchance to pray and to chant and to cry together with the community, seeking magic andfeeling foreboding, as children do in the dark.

We must realize the night has touched our people throughout our history. Abraham'scovenant was born at night, presaging the 'night of watching' before the liberation fromEgypt (Leil Shimurim). As Yom Kippur closes, we pray that the searching we have done in the dark willilluminate the shadows in our souls and lead us to better lives. The spirit of Neilah is well captured in these wordsby the English poet W.H. Auden:

"Dear Children, trust the night and have

Faith in tomorrow,

That these hours of ambiguity and

Indecision may be also

The hours of healing."

From my family to yours, a happy and healthy 5778.

L'shana Tova.

Rabbi J

Lulav and EtrogPurchasesIf you would like to purchase alulav and etrog set for useduring Sukkot, please placeyour order with Rabbi J no laterthan Monday, September 18.Cost is $35 for a standard set, $45 for an intermediateset, and $65 for a mehudar set. All orders must beprepaid, no exceptions.

List Your Home with a Friend or Neighbor!

Mark Will Make a $500.00 Donation to Rabbi’sDiscretionary Fund with Any Closing from a Referral










44 Ahavath Torah CongregationAhavath Torah Congregation

We wish a Sweet and Happy NewYear to you and your loved ones. Wehope to see you at ATC at servicesduring the High Holidays.

Our Welcome Back Dinner andJewelry Making Party was held onAugust 15th. Thanks to Marlene forarranging this event.

Paid-Up Supper will be held onWednesday night, October 12th, at6:30 PM. Join us for a delicious dinnerand entertainment. More informationwill follow. Your paid-up dues are theonly charge.

Our Fall Rummage Sale will be heldon Sunday, October 22nd. Drop-offwill be during Paid-Up Supper,Saturday, October 21st, aftersundown, and Sunday morning from8-9.

Our next Book Club Meeting will beheld in October. We will read “TheZookeeper's Wife”. More informationwill follow.

Dates for our Rosh Chodesh GroupMeetings will be announced throughemail.

The Judaica Shop is now open onSundays and by appointment. Pleaseremember to shop here for all your Barand Bat Mitzvah needs as well as forgifts, holiday items, and the otherbeautiful things on display in theshowcase in the lobby. Call SandyStogel for information and an

appointment. Sandy is also at ATCmost Tuesday mornings.

Debbie Springer is our MembershipVice President. Call her forinformation.

Please contact Bev Barbell for cardsavailable for almost any occasion.Please check for more details below.Please support our programs.Sisterhood is only as strong as itsmembership.

Please feel free to contact us with anyquestion or suggestions.

Sincerely,

Madeleine LewisCindy SmithCo-Presidents

Sisterhood

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.

Thank you.

For all your grocery shopping

use ATC scrip ...

It’s a Mitzvah!

Mazel TovDan and Hillery Bauman, on the

engagement of their son, Adam, toArielle Vogelstein

Alan and Jacquie Olans, on theengagement of their daughter Alyssa,to Eric Klappholz

David and Jen Freshman, on their daughter, Hannah,becoming a Bat Mitzvah



September/October Calendar (cont.)

Shabbat BereisheetFriday October 13

Candle lighting................................................5:47 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.............................................7:30 PM

Saturday October 14 Tefillah.............................................................9:30 AM

Shabbat Noah/Rosh Hodesh MarHeshvan

Friday October 20 Candle lighting................................................5:36 PM Kabbalat Shabbat.............................................7:30 PM


Shabbat Lech LechaFriday October 27



Shabbat VaYeraFriday November 3


Saturday November 4 Tefillah.............................................................9:30 AM


Rabbi Gerson South Area Religious SchoolPlease come and visit our beautifully decorated, andglowingly clean, school. Thanks so much to Bob Bornsteinfor the many hours of hard work he put into making ourschool look so wonderful.

We are working very hard to make this a very exciting,inspiring, and educational year for the children.

Here is our staffing pattern for this year:

Madeleine Lewis Pre-K through Grade 2Miriam Preil Grades 3 through 6Dr. Yale Zussman Grade 7

The Pre-K class will meet on Sunday from 9-12:00. Theolder classes will meet on Sunday from 9-12:00 andWednesday from 3:45-5:45.

Children in grades 2-7 are required to attend eight JuniorCongregation services. Four will be held on Friday nightand four on Shabbat.

On September 8th, we will hold a Family School Servicewith a Special Oneg for our kids. Please come and supportour students and their families. Junior Congregation creditwill be given for this service.

On October 4th, there will be a Family Dinner in theSukkah, which our students will have decorated.

There will no charge for families of our students and JuniorCongregation credit will be given.

There are so many plans for the upcoming holiday season.The children will compare the taste of different kinds ofhoney to see which they like best. Ice cream and bakedapples with honey will be another snack. Round challahwill be made by our students and brought home for theirfamilies to enjoy. The students will use shofars that theymake themselves, to learn the different sounds the actualshofar makes. Sukkah decoration, and enjoying a meal withtheir families in the Sukkah, will only be some of theevents planned to make the Holidays meaningful andmemorable for our kids.

Our new curriculum will include davening each sessionand giving Tzedakah after we pray together. We will keepthe money collected, and at the end of the year, we willcount it and the children will decide where to donate the

money. They will alsodecorate Tzedakah boxes tofill at home.

Torah study, Biblical andplay-Biblical history, storiesfrom the Parshahs of theweek, Israel and its historyare only some of the areaswhich will be covered.Allan Slotnick has a very special project he hasvolunteered to share with us. Watch for details.

As important as all of this is, they will learn a love ofJudaism and pride in being Jewish. This is something Ihope they will have for the rest of their lives and pass downto their children.

If you know of anyone who has children from pre-schoolto seventh grade, who might be interested in attending ourschool, please have them contact me, or send me theircontact information and I will contact them.

More information about Youth and Children's services isavailable in this Bulletin. Please contact me with anyquestions or suggestions.

I wish you all a meaningful, healthy, and Happy New Year.

B'Shalom,

Madeleine LewisLead [email protected]




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




Adult Ed CommitteeWe are looking for several volunteers to help develop new programs for 2017-18.

If you are interested, please contact Michael Shain at 617-833-7975 [email protected]

Fall is here and SAUSY is, too!!!!Do you have children in grades 3-12?

Interested in having lots of fun while meeting otherJewish youth?

And do they have friends who might be interested,also?

South Area USY (SAUSY) offers fun activities, meetingnew Jewish friends from throughout our region includingBraintree, Randolph, Brockton, Canton, Easton and more....

There is an Open House at Temple Beth Abraham for all ... SAUSY members and interested members ofSAUSY... AND PARENTS, TOO.

The date is Sunday, September 17 from 12:30 -2:30. Come and get your application in.

There will be ICE CREAM and fun for all.

For questions and comments, please feel free to contact us at [email protected].

Lead advisor - Jessica Leigh

Co-Advisor - Josh Dressler

ATC SAUSY Co-Chair - Lesley Bornstein [email protected] or 617-803-2645

CondolencesMarshall Katler and Carol Simon-

Katler, on the loss of his belovedmother, Sylvia Katler

Michael and Janet Weinstein, on theloss of his beloved mother, Rachel“Rae” Weinstein

David and Susan Bernstein, on the lossof beloved mother, Ethel Bernstein


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Scrip sellers:

Wendy Schulze 781-856-1409Sheryl Asnes 781-915-4131Rabbi J at the synagogue 781-344-8733Helayne 781-344-7566

Honor a Birth, Birthday, Anniversary,Graduation, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Wedding

or any other special event in someone’slife with a leaf or a stone on ourbeautiful Tree of Life, located in thefoyer of our synagogue. It is never toolate to honor a special event or lovedone.

The price of each leaf is $75. Each leafpermits up to four lines of engraving.The first and fourth lines hold up to 18

characters and the second and third lines up to 26. The cost of engraving andshipping and handling fees are now included.

Tree of Life Order Form (Please Save)I wish to permanently inscribe my simcha as follows: (please print)Line 1Line 2Line 3Line 4

Name ________________________________________ Tel No. ___________________________

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO Ahavath Torah Congregationand mail to: Ann-Carol Lipshires, 51 Godfrey Dr, Norton, MA 02766 (508-285-3766).


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High Holy Days1. For security reasons, no one will be admitted into the shul unless they have received a ticket in advance. Due to our large

membership and consistent with previous years, we are expecting a large crowd. Therefore, we will have ushers at thefront door who will check your tickets to insure that no strangers are admitted without tickets for all services.

Extra security arrangements have been made with the Stoughton Police Department to ensure that our members andfamilies can enjoy the Holidays with minimal disruption and concern.

2. Doors to the Sanctuary will be closed during Tefillah.

Entrance to the Sanctuary is not permitted during those parts of the service when worshippers are standing (e.g., theAmidah, Kedushah, Shofar Blowing, Ark Openings), as well as during Torah readings, recitation of Haftarah,Rabbi’s sermon and President’s address. Anyone wishing to enter will be asked to stand just inside the door untila proper time can be found to take a seat.

No one will be prohibited from leaving. If the doorway becomes crowded, people will be asked to discretely findseats in the rear of the Sanctuary.

3. All men must wear kippot in the synagogue. Jewish men will be asked to wear a tallit. Women have the option.Please note that synagogue tallitot will be in short supply. If you own your own tallit, you are encouraged to bring it.

Please do not wear a tallit when using the bathrooms.

4. Ushers will have a list of honors. If you have an honor, please contact an usher so that s/he can direct you to theBimah at the proper time.

5. Ushers will ask those standing in the foyer to step away from the Sanctuary doors if there is excessive noise. Pleasebe considerate of those at prayer.

Families with infants and young children attending the service are respectfully requested to be considerate of theother members of the congregation inside the Sanctuary at prayer.

6. Once the first section of the Sanctuary is filled, the ushers at the door nearest the Bimah will direct people to theother doors for entry.

7. No food, drink, cameras, writing or recording implements, or cell phones are permitted in the Sanctuary. All pagersmust be set to vibration mode and cell phones must be turned off.

High Holy Day Guidelines


High Holy Day GuidelinesUshers

The purpose of the usher staff is to assist those unfamiliar with synagogue procedures and to provide sufficient guidanceto assure the smooth functioning of the service.

ALL MEDICAL PERSONNEL, please inform an usher that you are present and where you will be sitting.

LogisticsPlease enter and exit the Synagogue from the front door only. Use of the side and back doors is limited to emergencysituations only.

As always, seating is on a first come, first served basis. We ask everyone to please keep his or her voice down in thefoyer adjacent to the sanctuary. When leaving the sanctuary, please do so immediately, as to not disrupt those memberswho care to enjoy the remainder of the service.

ParkingParking is available in the synagogue lot on a very limited basis, and, as always, is first come first served.

Our parking lot attendants try to accommodate those individuals with special needs, however, once again, given the sizeof our lot, we ask those individuals to call our office should special arrangements need to be made.

With the consent of the Stoughton Public Schools, additional parking is available at the High School and West School.Parking on Central Street is extremely limited. The courthouse is available only when court is not in session.

If you choose to park at CVS or Walgreen’s, you do so at your own risk. It is recommended that parking be limited tothe mentioned designated lots and areas.

Please enjoy the High Holy Days at Ahavath Torah Congregation.Your comments and constructive suggestions are always appreciated.


Rabbi Jonathan Hausman and familyDale AppelArthur Arkanase and familyATC House CommitteeSheryl and Peter Asnes and familyRobert and Bobby BackmanMelissa, Jason and Noah Warshaw, Wendy Mark, and Gabriella WeismanRona and Steven BakerMillie BermanBob, Andy, Lesley, and Dana BornsteinJeff and Suzanne Blacker and familyLeslie Boyle and Myron SmithWesley ChusedBob and Diane CohnLee and Marlene Elmowitz and familyBeverly Barbell and Al GersinRichard and Sarah FredericLarry and Janna Gabel and familyHP ServicesMike and Amy KreitzbergGerry and Vicky Lemkin and familyDiane Goldberg

Howard LevensonMadeleine Lewis and familyJane and Larry LiberfarbAnn-Carol LipshiresHelayne Magier and familyFred and Nancy MarkTina and Arthur MallockKen, Jodi, Stephanie, and Jess RubinLinda and Leon Rudman and familyHarry and Carol SavasMichael and Lesley ShainRochelle and Alan ShermanMarjorie and Allan SlotnickCindy and John SmithJoe and Dot SpivackDavid and Nancy SteinbergSandra StogelBeverly Kozol-TattlebaumTriber, Ekpunobi, & Fox FamilyVicky and Gil Weiner and familyJanet and Michael Weinstein and familyRon and Marcia Wells and family

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High Holiday Prayer BookDedication FundArthur and Tina Mallock, in loving memory of

Marjorie Asnes

Stacy and Howard Andler, in loving memory ofMargie Asnes

Tina and Arthur Mallock, in loving memory ofSylvia Katler

Tina and Arthur Mallock, in loving memory ofEthel Bernstein

Arthur and Tina Mallock, in loving memory ofRachel Weinstein

Arthur and Tina Mallock, in loving memory ofLeslie Weintraub

Rabbi Gerson South Area Religious School, in honor ofHelayne Magier's retirement


Stuart & Arlene Rosenburg, inmemory of Annette Silverstein

Richard & Lynda Levine, inmemory of Selwyn Levine

Elaine Robinson, in memory ofEthel Lefkovith

Gerald & Sheila Sheff, in memoryof Benjamin Kohner

David & Hilda Egel

Charles Goodman

Arthur Arkanase

Ann-Carol Lipshires,in memory of Milton Wishand Mildred Lipshires

Susan Moore, in memory ofGertrude Herman

Andrea Cooper

Howard Levenson

Arthur & Tina Mallock, towardthe new floor scrubber

Richard & Irene Goldman, inmemory of Bessie Goldman

Ken & Jodi Rubin

David Zeidman

Richard & Lynda Levine, inmemory of Victoria Levine

Ron Shufrin

Marcia Boland-Wells, in memoryof a childhood friend

Karl & Marcia Flanzer, inmemory of Charlotte Flanzer

Vera Burtman, in memory ofRose Crane

Friends of the Stoughton CenterCarnival

Rochelle Brezner

Marvin & Marjorie Rosenstein, inmemory of Laurel Rosenstein

Fred & Sondra Sussman, in memory ofEthel Bernstein

Evelyn Hoffstein, in memory of hermother

Marsha Sadow, in memory ofPauline Pearlstein

Cheryl Safer, in memory ofEthel Bernstein

Paula Klein, in memory ofEthel Bernstein

Samuel & Carol Denbo, in memory ofLeslie Denbo

Sheldon & Marlene Canter, in memoryof Julius Isanuk

Howard & Stacy Andler, in memory ofEthel Bernstein

Howard & Stacy Andler, in memory ofRachel “Rae” Weinstein

David Zeidman

Bill & Linda Selby, in memory of EthelBernstein

Bill & Linda Selby, in memory of SaulSelby

Wes Chused

Eleanor Gallerani, in memory of RoseKaminsky

Anne Sokol

Beverly Barbell

Alan & Ann Paskind

Evelyn Hoffstein, in memory ofCarole Steinberg

Neil & Ellen Nager, in memory ofNaomi Feinberg

Arthur & Tina Mallock, in honorof Dahlia Kushinsky’sgraduation

Arthur & Tina Mallock, in honorof Daniel Crosby’s graduation

Arthur & Tina Mallock, in honorof Jonah Crosby’s graduation

Donations for the NewHeating System

David Moonay

Richard & Donna Sandler

David & Nancy Steinberg

E.A. Kahn

Lee & Marlene Elmowitz

Bob & Lesley Bornstein

Peter & Sheryl Asnes

Arthur & Tina Mallock

Howard & Stacy Andler

Barry Levy

The Prone Family Foundation

Madeleine Lewis

William & Tina Kasimer

Ken & Sharyn Baker

Howard Levenson

Donations

Donations Received after August 20 Will Be Acknowledged In the Next Issue.


Rabbi’s Discretionary FundMarge and Allan Slotnick, in memory

of Julius Gelman andSylvia Gelman Close

Marge and Allan Slotnick, in memoryof Marsha Richmond

Ben Lofchie

Dot and Joe Spivack, in memory ofbeloved mother, Harriet Kay

Dot and Joe Spivack, in memory ofbeloved mother, Bessie Hesed

Dot and Joe Spivack, in memory ofbeloved father, Irving Spivack

Dot and Joe Spivack, in memory ofbeloved father, Solomon Hesed

Annette Cohen, in memory of SylviaClose, mother of Marge Slotnick

Harriet and Jerrold Lavine, in honorof Dot and Joe Spivack's 60thWedding Anniversary

Bev and Hap Leven, in memory ofNorma Marron

Barbara and Buddy Marcus, inmemory of beloved son, Michael

Milton Crane, in memory of belovedmother, Rose Crane

Rochelle Brezner, in memory ofbeloved father, Barnet Kraiterman

Michelle and Gary Nankin, inmemory of beloved mother,Geraldine Nankin

Barbara and Joe Kansky, in memoryof beloved mother,Evelyn Kansky

Rona and Steve Baker, in memory ofbeloved mother, Phyllis Baker

Marsha Sadow, in memory ofNathan Sadow

Arlene and Mark Grubert, in honor ofAlyssa Olans' engagement toEric Klappholz

Linda and Leon Rudman, in memoryof beloved mother,Rosaline Rudman

Janna and Larry Gabel, in memory ofSadie Klein

Janna and Larry Gabel, in memory ofAbraham Gabel

Marlene and Sheldon Cantor,in memory of Pearl Isanuk

Toby and Paul Barbell, in memory ofSolomon Grubert

Toby and Paul Barbell, in memory ofTillie Grubert

Toby and Paul Barbell, in memory ofJennie and Bertha Lifsitz

Susan and David Bernstein,in memory of beloved father,Isadore Safer

Roz and Arnold Goralnick,in memory of our loved ones

Adeline Laub, in memory ofbeloved husband, Lothar

Barry Levy, in memory of belovedfather, Louis Levy

Grigoriy Fisher, in memory ofbeloved son, Michael

Grigoriy Fisher, memory of belovedbrother, Fishel Fisher

Linda and Bill Selby, in honor ofJacqueline Hausman's collegegraduation

Linda and Bill Selby, in honor ofAlyssa Olans’ engagement

Larry Perlmutter, with thanks, for allof Rabbi J's support

Larry Perlmutter, in memory ofbeloved mother, Ruth Perlmutter

Marsha Sadow,in memory of Elliot Sadow

Irene and Richard Goldman,in memory of Samuel Toton

Donations received after August 20th will be acknowledged in the next issue.

Levy Chapel Fund

The Katler family

Wendy and David Schulze, in memory ofMargie Asnes

Millie Berman, in memory of Margie Asnes

Tina and Arthur Mallock, in memory of Margie Asnes

Jane and Steve Needel, in memory of Margie Asnes

Linda and Jason Kaufman, in memory of Margie Asnes

Fred and Michael Yawitch, in memory of Margie Asnes

Fred and Sondra Sussman, in memory of Margie Asnes,and Wendie Shore’s mother

Helayne Magier, in honor of the graduations of DanielCrosby and Jacqueline Hausman

Arthur and Tina Mallock, in honor of Jordan Asnes andNoah Schulze. Good luck at Brandeis University!

Bornstein family, in honor of Helayne’s retirement

Bornstein family, in honor of Jacqueline’s graduation

Bob and Diane Cohn, in honor of Helayne MagierDonations received after August 20th will be acknowledged in the next issue.


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"Whoever saves a single life, it is as if he had saved the whole world," according to the Talmud. But youcan do better than that, because a single blood donation can save one, two, or even three lives.

Please participate in the Red Cross Blood Drive that ATC is hosting in theSocial Hall on Wednesday, November 29, from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. To makean appointment or ask questions, contact Howard Levenson at 781-344-1380 or [email protected]. You can also call the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 or visit redcrossblood.org and enter zip code 02072 in the blue box.It's OK to walk in without an appointment, but you might have a longerwait.

Bring a Red Cross Donor ID or a picture ID. And before you come, drinkextra water, have a meal, and tell your friends.

The whole process takes about an hour, perhaps less. Where else can youdo so much good in so little time?


www.redcrossblood.org


September Yahrzeit CalendarSeptember 1 Jacob Calichman Harry Wollman

September 2 Ethel Calichman Morris Goldberg Louis Goldman Abraham H Livingstone Albert J. Ross Sophia Robbins

September 3 Morris Lustig William Swartz

September 4 Minnie Chmara Michael Fisher Edward Kalman Norman Smith

September 5 Helen S. Levine Morton Smith Sadie - Sarah Sneider

September 6 Aaron Black Beatrice Godes Joseph Klein Eli Snetsky

September 7 Ida Band Manuel Klein Harry Winkler

September 8 Abraham "Jack" Cooper Dorothy Levine Sylvia Paskind

September 9 Louis Fine William Kohlberg Max Seltzer Gertrude Opper White Sidney Yanoff Eunice Zeidman

September 10 Bernice Chmara Morris Goldstein Harry L. Simon Dorothy Steinberg

September 11 David Appleberg Solomon Zeidman

September 12 Wayne Finkle Phyllis Goldsmith

September 13 Jean Gould Samuel Granoff Gertrude Litchman Sylvia Zetlan

September 14 Freda Cohen Hebert Cohen Esther Anne Goldman Freda Klein

September 15 Barnat Goodman Rhoda Olans Nathan Stogel Sidney Yosovitz

September 16 Samuel Shain Samuel Soroco

September 17 Leo Graupen Israel Shalit

September 18 David Popper Rebecca Dubinsky Shultz Charles Sibulkin

September 19 George Hamburg Edith Miller Samuel Spivack

September 20 Bessie Backman Sadie Borr Ethel Carter Paul Hoffstein Jean Liberfarb Herbert Robinson Ida Snetsky Sylvia Stein S. Lillian Stickler

September 21 Jacob Goldstein Albert Max Alfred "Dick" Rosenberg Sarah Schachter Herbert Waterman Etya Zaika

September 22 Adam Greenfield Gerald Hartstone Rose Sherman Esther Young

September 23 Nathan B. Green Irving Nisson Beverly Schneider

September 24 Ida Tolpin Cohen Esther Gabel Ida Dorothy Goldman Frank Meyerhoff Ida Reinherz Sadie Thaler

September 25 Sara Teper Gaffin

September 26 Ida Fine Alfred S. Lipshires Bella Lipsky Sylvia Rubenstein Alvin Segelman

September 27 Rubin Band Samuel Levine Nathan Rudman

September 28 Sophie Gabriel Goldie Nadler Elizabeth Platter

September 29 Edna Connors Eugene Notkin


October 1 Sheila Bader

October 3 Betty Harfield George Hillson Harry "Archie" Kroner Lillian Lehrman Abbott Nager

October 4 David Chefitz Saul Litwack Morton Ruderman

October 5 Dorothy Fruit Morris Goldstein Harry Grubert Susan Shain

October 6 Abraham J. Niers

October 7 Robert Raphel David S. Rosenthal Yefim Segal

October 8 Louis Fisher Dorothy Goldberg Ruth W Zeidman

October 9 Harry Frank

October 10 Arthur Bloom

October 11 Kimberly Anne Berkovitz Philip Jacobson

October 12 Paul Geller Oscar Hoffstein Florence Perry Mollie Resnick

October 13 Samuel Greene Dora Westerman

October 14 Morris Bornstein Louis Brezner Ivoja Donath Paul Gorin Pauline Pransky

October 15 Irma Lampert Ciccolo Howard J.S. Magier

October 16 Bessie Kaminsky Clara Pearlmutter Gayle Cohen Yassen Milton Zwerdling

October 17 Lillian Sherman

October 18 Myer Grubert Paul Olans

October 19 Rose Avidon Elizabeth Lieberman

October 20 Hyman Drukman Fira Fisher Aaron Samuel Goldberg Alicia Sarah Goldberg Julia Novoson

October 21 Michael Frank George J. Kay

October 22 Jeanne Kohner Pauline Livingstone James Sandler Esther Weisberg Philip Zelbovitz

October 23 Milton Weinick

October 24 Paul Berkowsky Marilyn Ann Bloom Beverly Manburg Herbert Neitlich

October 25 Hyman Bresner Abraham Fox Pearl Gitter Murray Rosman Simon Wolf

October 26 Milton H. Adleman Vickie Beth Waxman Allan Wolfe

October 27 Minnie Andelman Moyshe Fisher Molly Glicken Sam Heller Nicole "Coley" Levine Hinda Groussman Manevitch Abraham Shufrin Israel Soolman

October 28 Florence Belle Glaser Reva Reinstein Morris Zeidman

October 29 Sara Zelbovitz

October 30 Sumner Williams

October 31 Rose Interest Abraham Max Shultz

October Yahrzeit Calendar

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