VOL. 21 ISSUE 5 THE WOODBURY JEWISH CENTER MAY-JUNE 2014: IYAR-SIVAN-TAMUZ 5774

Shavuot at Woodbury Jewish Center

Tuesday, June 3rd 7:00 pm Shavuot Evening Service honoring our High School Graduates Is there is a High School graduate in your family? please respond to: office@woodburyjc.org and let us know you will join us 7:45 pm Tikun Le’yl Shavuot– 5 Values from Sinai Straight to You Followed by traditional Shavuot Cheesecake 8:02 pm Candle Lighting

Wednesday, June 4th 9:00 am 1st Day of Shavuot Morning Service 9:02 pm Candle lighting

Thursday, June 5th 9:00 am 2ndDay of Shavuot Morning Service Yizkor Memorial Service

WOODBURY JEWISH CENTER 200 South Woods Road

Woodbury, New York 11797

(516)496-9100 Fax (516)496-9245

www.thewjc.org

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Rabbi Raphael Adler Cantor Aaron Cohen Director of Education Dr. Gerald Meisel Nursery School Director Vivien Grossman Synagogue Administrator Linda Altman

496-9100 X125 496-9100 X123 496-9100 X102 496-9100 X103 496-9100 X120

OFFICERS

SISTERHOOD President Felice Linder

MEN’S CLUB President Mark Minsky

PARENT’S ASSOCIATION Nursery Association Monica Cohen

RABBI EMERITUS

Arthur Rulnick

PAST PRESIDENTS

Cynthia Matte David L. Gaffner Paul Smolevitz Martin A. Pollak Abraham Zelkin

Les Loffman Robin Spielman

M. Kenneth Witover Mark Anesh

SHOFAR: Linda Altman 496-9100 X120 E-mail: office@woodburyjc.org WJC Bookkeeper: Silvia Padron 496-9100 X122 E-mail: bkpr@woodburyjc.org

S.A.G.E.- WJC Senior Group: Roberta Weinstein-Cohen 496-9100 X 352

Youth Director: Sara Rotjan

Pre-Kadima (gr. 4& 5) & Kadima (gr. 6-8) USY (gr. 9-12)

E-mail: woodburyusy@gmail.com

Sisterhood: Felice Linder felice@linderfield.com

Men’s Club:

Mark Minsky mgminsky@aol.com

NAME PHONE E-MAIL

rabbiadler@woodburyjc.org cantor@woodburyjc.org principal@woodburyjc.org nsdirector@woodburyjc.org office@woodburyjc.org

TRUSTEES

President: Jeffrey Fachler Vice Presidents: Paul Chaskes Michael Cohen Erika Witover Corporate Secretary: Ellen Feit Treasurer: Paul Woldar

jfachler@gmail.com pachaskes@gmail.com mcohen@skpromo.com erikawitover@gmail.com ellensue20@yahoo.com prw7@aol.com

Rami Abada Boris Chartan David Edelheit Mark Fierstein Rosemarie Klipper Lance Kuba Alan Multz Roya Obedian

Adrianne Roth Sandra Schoenbart Robin Schorr Kenneth Schuster Randi Sinel Gary Spirgel Beth Steinberg

Adult Education Bar/Bat Mitzvah Branding Catering Chesed Endowments/Fund Raising Education Facebook Finance/Budget Gala/Fund Raising Historian House Interior Jewish Community Kiddush/Oneg/Fri. Dinners Legal Library Marketing Membership Nursery Parsonage PJ Library Program Publicity Ritual Rulnick Tribute Security Senior Group Strategic Planning Website Youth Group

Alan Multz Beth Steinberg Jeff Fachler Cindy Matte Gary Spirgel David Gaffner Ken Schuster Paul Woldar Adrianne Roth Boris Chartan Roya Obedian Michael Cohen Paul Woldar Debra Daniels Victor Hatami Ellen Feit Mark Fierstein Mark Levine Elkie Rosen Adrienne Roth Rami Abada Rosemarie Klipper Randi Sinel Paul Chaskes Lance Kuba Marilyn Bloomberg Sandra Schoenbart Mark Fierstein Sandra Schoenbart Mark Fierstein Adrianne Roth Robin Schorr Michael Cohen Robin Schorr Sandra Schoenbart Mark Fierstein Paul Chaskes Ellen Feit Bonnie Weinstock Debra Daniels Cindy Matte Akiva Shmuelov Lance Kuba David Edelheit Mark Fierstein Randi Sinel

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JOIN US FOR SERVICES:

FRIDAY MORNING MINYAN AT 7:00 AM

FRIDAY EVENING SHABBAT SERVICES AT 7:00 PM

SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE AT 9:00 AM

SUNDAY MORNING MINYAN AT 9:00 AM

MONDAY MORNING MINYAN AT 7:00 AM

WEDNESDAY EVENING MINYAN AT 7:30 PM

THURSDAY MORNING MINYAN AT 6:15 AM

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Saturday, May 3rd: Parshat Emor

Saturday, May 10th : Parshat Behar

Saturday, May 17th : Parshat Bechukotai

Saturday, May 24th: Parshat Bamidbar

Saturday, May 31st: Parshat Nasso

Saturday, June 7th: Parshat Beha’alotcha

Saturday, June 14th: Parshat Sh’lach

Saturday, June 21st: Parshat Korach

Saturday, June 28th: Parshat Chukat

CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES May/June 2014

Fri., May 2 Fri., May 9 Fri., May 16 Fri., May 23 Fri., May 30 Tues., June 3 Wed., June 4 Fri., June 6 Fri., June 13 Fri., June 20 Fri., June 27

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7:33 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 7:47 p.m. 7:53 p.m. 7:59 p.m. 8:02 p.m. 9:02 p.m. 8:04 p.m. 8:08 p.m. 8:11 p.m. 8:12 p.m.

MAY-JUNE 2014

WEEKLY PARSHA

WOODBURY JEWISH CENTER FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICES

MAY 2014

FAMILY CONGREGATION May 3rd, May 10th , May 17th

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon, meets in the Chapel ………………………………………………………………………..

K-2 FAMILY SHABBAT PROGRAM May 17th

10:00-10:45 a.m. Grades: Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd ,meet in Room 5

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BIRTHDAY SHABBAT * Birthday Celebrations May-August 2014: May 17th

Celebrate your child’s birthday at WJC Family Services

Children receive a birthday blessing from parents

Enjoy a birthday cake

Take home a birthday present

*Parents may become Birthday Shabbat sponsors. all the Religious School for Info.: 496-9100 X510

Rabbi Adler & Cantor Cohen hold office hours at the times listed below. If you need an alternate appointment, please call or e-mail them to schedule a time. Rabbi Adler: 496-9100 x 125 rabbiadler@woodburyjc.org Sunday: 9:30 to 11:00 am Monday: 9:00 am to 11:00 am & 4:00 to 7:00 pm Thursday: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm Friday: 9:00 am to 11:00 am and 1:00 to 2:00 pm Cantor Cohen:496-9100 x 123 cantor@woodburyjc.org

When school is in session

Monday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 4:30 to 6:30 pm Wednesday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm 4:30 to 6:30 pm Thursday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Friday: 12:00 to 2:00 pm Sunday: 9:30 to 11:30 am

When school is not in session Mon., Wed. Thurs. & Fri.: 10:00am to 12:00 pm Sunday: 9:30 to 11:30 am

YAHRZEIT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM OUR RABBI AND RITUAL COMMITTEE

Rabbi Adler will be announcing the names of all loved one’s whose Yahrzeit (Jewish date of death) falls during the week to come. This will take place before the Mourner’s Kaddish prayer is recited each Friday evening and Sabbath morning. (Shabbat service times are listed to the left.) We encourage all family members who are commemorating a Yahrzeit to make an extra effort to attend Shabbat Ser-vices at least once either Friday night or Saturday morning to hear their loved one’s name recalled in our memorial prayer.

THE RABBI SPEAKS I am excited to announce three programs that I encourage you to share with me. Each unlocks different facets of the wonderful world of Jewish living and learning. All are without charge and open to all regardless of knowledge or background. They are in chronological order: Rabbi Adler’s Jewish film Institute Presents:

The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life. Wednesday May 7

th, 7:45pm.

This film is the 2014 Academy Award winning short sub-ject that tells the inspirational and affirming story of 109 year-old , Alice Herz Sommer, the world’s oldest pianist and Holocaust survivor, until her death a few weeks ago. This lovely documentary focuses upon Alice’s remarkable story and how she achieved a long and happy life. Her optimism and joy, despite the hor-rors she experienced makes this experience one you will long cherish. We will also screen additional short subject films that will compliment Alice’s story.

The Man Who Never Died-the Prophet Elijah and His -Remarkable Journey A Two Part Series to be held on: Wednesdays May 21

st & May 28

th at 7:45 pm

Join me for an amazing textual and audio visual adventure as we discover the story of Elijah. We will delve into the Torah, Rabbinic literature and mystical tra-ditions as we uncover a fascinating and larger than life figure from Jewish tradi-tion. Come for one week or two, no Hebrew or biblical background is necessary. Just be prepared to let your imagination run wild!

Tikkun Leyl Shavuot : 5 Values from Sinai Straight to You Erev Shavuot- Tuesday, June 3

rd at 7:45 pm

It is a time honored Jewish tradition to stay up late and study on the first night of Shavuot, the Festival of the Torah’s transmission to the world. Our class following evening services honoring our High School graduates and Kiddush will be based upon 5 important Jewish teachings that I hope will help transform your life. They are: Living in the Now, Defining Mira-cles, Stronger than Death, the Dangers of Projection, and Unconditional

Love. Let us start a new WJC tradition together. I will provide the caffeine and cheese cake (it’s a wonderful Shavuot tradition) you provide the thirst for knowledge.

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Mazel Tov: We invite all graduating High School Seniors to join with us on Tuesday evening

June 3rd, the first night of Shavuot as we celebrate your child’s upcoming graduation.

Please contact the WJC office at 496-9100 x 120 or by e-mail: office@wooduryjc.org to let us know that your family will celebrate with us.

THE CANTOR’S VOICE

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On Shavuot, tradition tells us that Jewish Revelation occurred when G-d was revealed to the entire nation of Israel, men women, and chil-dren standing at the foot of Mount Sinai. In accepting the Mitzvot, the people of Israel were transformed from a wandering band to a people with laws governing its society. “Law and order” was established; so too, were some of our precious traditional synagogue melodies. Over 2,500 years ago, the Temple service in Jerusalem was graced by a musical service presented by a Levitical orchestra and choir. Each member of this group, it is said, had to receive five years of training be-fore being allowed to join this orchestra. When the Jews were driven out of Israel almost 2,000 years ago, most of this musical tradition was lost because The Levites refused to entertain their captors. We read their statements of refusal in Psalm 137, “How can we sing, the song of G-d on foreign soil (EICH NASHIR EETEE SHIR HASHEM AL ADMAT NEICHAR?).” Through our many centuries of exile, much of the music has been replaced by melodies and songs adapted from the countries where we lived. As a result, now that we have come together in the land of Israel, it is thrilling to encounter the range of musical styles that each group considers their “Mi-Sinai” tunes. During my many visits to Israel I have had the opportunity to attend services and experience the different music of Jews from different countries such as Yemenite, Iraqi, Persian, and other groups who have immigrated to Israel. The musical variations always inspire me and these musical tradi-tions go back all the way to Mount Sinai. As we approach the holiday of Shavuot, may G-d grant all Jews, each with their own particular view of Mount Sinai, to join together in one majestic voice to work for peace in Israel and through-out the entire world.

Chag Sameach Cantor Aaron Cohen

Dear Friends: I want to thank everyone of you who participated in the Gala that honored me on March 8, 2014. Your Journal Ads, well wishes and friendship were truly touching. It has been an honor to work with you, to represent you as President and, to serve on various committees for the past twenty-five years and, more importantly to be able to consider each and every one of you as my friend. May we all continue to move forward in strength as I look forward to working with all of you for the next twenty-five years! A Ziessen Pesach from my Family to yours!

Kol Tov, David Gaffner

FROM THE PRESIDENT About two months ago, our synagogue bookkeeper Silvia left me a form to fill out. It was a tax form from one of our banks. There was a question on it that I still think about. I don’t recall the exact phrase but the essence is as follows: “Can you please describe your organization?” I stared at the page not knowing what to say. Of course the obvious answer is that we are an egalitarian Conservative congregation who serve our community by providing education, sup-port, dedicated clergy and a house of worship for all daily needs and lifecycle events. Thinking more deeply into this, I realize we are so much more. We’re a network and a family. We’re a group of like-minded people trying to hold onto the traditions and rituals that our ancestors practiced. As a family we come together for one another in times of need and in times of joy. However, simcha’s and shiva minyans are not enough. We need to make the connection with G-d and our fellow congregants more than just a few times a year. Would you be able to stay close to a friend you only see but one or two days a year? I think the answer is obvious. I hope in my actions I can help unite our synagogue. I am encouraging everyone to attend a PJ Shabbat with your kids or grandkids. Come to a Sisterhood or Men’s Club program. Take a Shabbat morning off from your hectic life, turn off your cell phone, and spend the morning in prayer and reflection. You may come to enjoy the expe-rience, you'll never know this sense of peace and well-being if you do not even try. Please do. As we look back at the past month, I wish to extend a hearty mazel tov to Paul Chaskes and Benjamin Senzer recently honored by the WJC & the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs. Our gala was a huge success as over 340 came to honor our past president David Gaffner, as well as the 25th anniversary of the Woodbury Jewish Center. Thank you to the entire gala committee for a spectacular job; Debbie Daniels, Victor Hatami, Nancy Borg, Sharon Anesh, Mindy Smolevitz, Gayle Rotto, Michael Cohen, Sandy Schoenbart, and Elkie Rosen. A special thanks to Victor and Dolores Hatami and Great Neck Games for everything they did to make the evening run so beautifully. I can’t imagine where we would be without their constant, selfless support. Thank you to Drs. Alan and Michelle Multz for bringing in Rebbitzen Brocha Lipzsyc on March 30th for an interesting Sunday morning program. Thanks to Felice Linder for bringing in a wonderful program of meditation to help our busy WJC ladies learn to relax just before Pesach. The Sisterhood also donated clothes and food to the needy to help a kosher food pan-try. Our synagogue was booming with energy as we honored the new board at our Installation Shab-bat dinner on April 11th. Thank you to all who attended to make the evening such a huge success. Thanks to Elkie Rosen and Gayle Rotto for organizing the Yom Hashoah program on April 27th. It is always an emotional, yet important evening for all. As I write this, we are preparing for Passover. As we sweep the crumbs out of our cupboards, let us look forward to Spring and the beautiful holiday of Passover.

Chag Sameach Pesach from my family to yours. Jeffrey Fachler

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Adult Education

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The Adult Education Committee invites the community to Join with us on

Sunday morning, June 8th

at about 9:45 am following the morning minyan which begins at 9:00 am

Dr. Jonathan Herman, an obstetrician and gynecologist in practice on Long Island, who is one of the area’s experts on the Jewish People, Jewish Genetics and their impact on Breast and Ovarian Cancer in Jewish Women. This will be a very interesting and relevant educational program for Woodbury JC members as well as members of the surrounding local Jewish communities. The program will take place about 9:45 am after Sunday Minyan in the Kiddush Room and is anticipated to be about 45 minutes long.

A special offer to congregants of Woodbury Jewish Center!

Receive one free stream on www.israelfilmcenterstream.org - home to the larg-est online streaming site of Israeli cinema, now also offering award-winning Jewish films. Just use code IFCWOOD at checkout. Enjoy the show! About Israel Film Center Stream: The Israel Film Center Stream is an initiative of the Israel Film Center at The JCC in Manhattan, a leading resource for Israeli film, expanding Israel's emerging film industry and promoting Israeli culture in America. To learn more visit http://www.israelfilmcenterstream.org.

MEN’S CLUB NEWS As we are members of the NY Metro Region of Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs, WJC participated in their Man and Youth of the Year Honoree Dinner that was held on Sunday April 6

th at the Crest Hollow Country Club. I want to give a shout out to our 2014

honorees, our very own, Paul Chaskes and Benjamin Senzer for their splendid achievements on behalf of the WJC. . Men’s Club held a successful wine sale prior to Passover, which went over very well. Thank you to those who participated. We also were pleased to provide the traditional breakfast for the Fast of the First Born on the morning prior to the first seder night. The Congregation also received their Men’s Club sponsored Yom Hashoah Yellow Can-dle that was lit on Sunday evening, April 27

th in observance of Holocaust Remembrance

Day memorializing the Six Million. We appreciate those of you who have made a contri-bution in support of this meaningful project. As for upcoming events: We have scheduled a golf outing at the Mill Pond Golf Course (in Medford) on July 21

st with Midway and Plainview

Jewish Centers Men’s Clubs. This will be an initial endeavor to expand our local community in a meaningful way. Additionally, save Saturday night July 12

th, when we hold our second summer barbeque with dancing under the stars

at the home of Adrianne and Eric Roth. If you attended last summer, you know what a warm, friendly event that was. We thank the Roths for opening their home once again. Ask your friends who attended to describe what an amazing night it was with friends, never ending food, open bar and a live DJ. Please check the synagogue’s future green sheets and emails for further information on these and other upcoming

events, as we look forward to your continued support.

Enjoy the Spring (finally),

Mark Minsky Men’s Club President

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SENIOR’S GROUP-SAGE Due to the Passover holidays, there was no SAGE meeting in April. However, I am very excited about our upcoming meeting on May 8, 2014. At that time, the president and founder of Heroes to Heroes, Judy Isaacson Schaffer, will talk to us about the work this amazing organization does with American soldiers who have returned from serving their country in active combat. The soldiers whom Heroes to Heroes helps are suffering from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and are at risk of committing suicide. The program begins with a 10 day journey to Israel that develops social and emotional bonds between our veterans and their Israeli counterparts, and then continues to follow the American soldiers for one year, providing them with peer support and spiritual healing. I look forward to seeing you then. Our next two meetings will be held on: Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 10:30 AM in the Kiddush Room Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 10:30 AM in the Kiddush Room I hope you had a wonderful Pesach, and that with the winter behind us, we will enjoy the beautiful weather of spring together!

Roberta Weinstein-Cohen SAGE Program Director

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SISTERHOOD NEWS

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS May is a great month for special celebrations. It is a time when selected grades seize the opportunity to show the product of many months of seri-ous study and hard work. May is a time when parents and grandparents attend school programs and feel exceptional pride in their children’s achievements. It is also a time when parents realize that our school and synagogue offer an outstanding program of Jewish education and Jewish living. Join us at the following events and pause to appreciate the effort and dedication invested by our school staff and clergy in molding our chil-dren into proud and knowledgeable Jews. Attend Friday evening services on May 2, Gimel Shabbat. Our fifth graders will help lead the Shabbat adult service in the sanctuary. They will chant many of the Hebrew prayers, lead English prayers responsively, offer explanations of the liturgy and present a creative Dvar Torah. A festive Oneg will follow in the Kiddush Room in honor of our Gimel students. Excitement will be at a feverish pitch on Sunday, May 4, when our third graders participate in Alef Conse-cration. Beginning at 9 AM in the Sanctuary, our Alef students will offer a cantata reflecting on their stud-ies this year. Each student will then receive their own Sim Shalom siddur, which they will use during the next four years as their prayer text. A gala party will follow in honor of our Alef students. All students will celebrate Israel’s 66th birthday on Wednesday, May 7. At a special assembly, children will sing songs commemorating Yom HaAtzmaut and hear about the birth of the modern state of Israel in 1948. A taste of Israeli foods will be enjoyed by all. Here come the students from Bet. On Saturday morning, May 10, our fourth graders will take over leading the Family Congregation service in the Chapel. During the Bet Shabbat service, our Bet students will chant many prayers in Hebrew and English, participate in the Torah service and explain the significance of the Torah reading. A special Kiddush will follow. A double header is scheduled for Shabbat morning, May 17. It’s Birthday Shabbat for all children born May – August. Birthday blessings, gifts and birthday cake are part of the celebration. This is for the K-2 students who will participate in the final Family Shabbat program for this school year and Alef – Daled stu-dents who will meet for services in the Chapel. Also, special for this Shabbat will be a Holiday Jeopardy Game held in the Chapel. Grade 3 – 6 students will compete for bragging rights with their knowledge of the Jewish festivals. Moms and Dads will join their children for a fun-filled morning of Lag B’Omer celebration on Sunday, May 18. We will enjoy sports competition, races, singing, and refreshments. This year, for the first time, parents will compete in an adult softball game. Oil your gloves and practice your batting swings. It’s going to be a great event. A future Tiger Woods may be spotted on Tuesday, May 20 at the Bethpage Miniature Golf Course, when a number of WJC students participate in the Annual Miniature Golf Tournament. This event is sponsored by our Parents Association for students who attended a minimum of 15 Sabbath services. Ice cream, cer-tificates and trophies will be part of the fun for the day.

Dr. Gerald Meisel Director of Education

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NURSERY SCHOOL NEWS Woodbury Jewish Center Nursery School offers so many opportuni-ties for a child to learn about “being Jewish”. Our staff is constantly being challenged by a unique opportunity and a sacred responsibility. Not only are we tuned into each child’s developmental needs (emotional, social, physical, intellectual and moral), but we must also create a Jewish environment in which our children are sensitized to our rich Jewish heritage. One of our major goals is to help our youngsters to feel, to live, and to love Judaism. By weaving Judaism into our everyday curriculum, we hopefully will foster and nurture the Jewish identity of our children. However, as educators we influence our children for only a few hours a week. For the most part, our children’s attitude and Jewish education comes from the home. Try to reinforce what your children learn in school. By bringing the Jewish experience into your home, Judaism will become a natural part of your child’s everyday life and create a bank of Jewish memories. The school year will end shortly. Therefore, this is the perfect time to say thank you to so many people who helped make this a wonderful year of learning and fun. We thank Rabbi Adler, Cantor Cohen and, Dr. Gerry Meisel for their involvement with the children and helping to build a foundation for Jewish commitment. A huge thank you and great appreciation to our staff of dedicated, creative, and loving teachers. You gave us a great year. Thanks go to Linda Altman, Silvia Padron and Arnie Aprea and his cus-todial crew for keeping us organized. And, of course, our love and gratitude to Cindy Common! A very special thank you to Monica Cohen, Jen Schaefer, and our Parents Association for their efforts, support and, for providing us with wonderful enrichment programs and special equipment for our school. Most of all, we thank our parents for trusting us and sharing their adorable and precious children with us. We wish all of our “kindergarteners” ,good luck as they move on to new and exciting experiences. Have a pleasant, relaxing and safe summer. We look forward to seeing you in September.

Shalom, Vivien Grossman

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B’NAI MITZVAH NEWS CHELSEA ZAK MAY 10, 2014

Mazel Tov to Susan and Efraim on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter. Chelsea is in the 7

th grade at South Woods

Middle School. Her favorite activities include playing guitar, piano and singing. “For my mitzvah project I will be donating books to children in Africa and Zambia. I have collected books from all my friends and family for the donation.” Chelsea has a brother, Justin age 15.

ALEXANDRA LOBEL MAY 31, 2014

Mazel Tov to Robin & David Lobel on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter. Alexandra is in the 6

th grade at Schechter

School of Long Island. Her favorite activities include dancing, acting and tennis. “For my mitzvah project I contributed to the “Last Hope Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Center”. I would feed, play, walk, clean cages and share my love of animals, for their wellbe-ing and hopeful adoption. It’s a great organiza-tion and a labor of love I’ll continue long after my Bat Mitzvah.” Alexandra has a sister Rachel, age 13.

COOPER SCHER JUNE 14, 2014

Mazel Tov to Jamie & Stephen on the Bar Mitzvah of their son. Cooper is in the 7th grade at HBT. His favorite activities include baseball, krav maga, and video games. “For my mitzvah project, I have been learning an Israeli Army develped form of self-defense called Krav Maga. I am striving to raise money to sup-port a charity called “A Package from Home.” This organization’s mission is to strengthen the spirit and resolve of Israeli soldiers, and to show our ap-preciation for the sacrifices they are making in se-curing our safety and the survival of the Jewish People. The organization sends care packages to Chayalim Bodedim (soldiers without family in Isra-el). I will be hosting a fund raising event on June 1st at the studio where I train. It his my goal to be able to provide a package for at least one soldier and maybe even to deliver it personallly on an up-coming family trip to Israel.” Cooper has a sister Cami, age 16.

To our students and their families

Four Year-old Nursery School Grads

B’Nai Mitzvah

High School Seniors

College & Grad Students

WJC shares in your joy!

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IN OUR CONGREGATIONAL FAMILY

MAY/JUNE 2014 CONGREGATIONAL KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIPS

Efraim & Susan Zak in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of

their daughter Chelsea, May 10th

Alan & Michelle Multz in honor of the 42

nd Anniversary

of Alan’s Bar Mitzvah, May 17th

David & Robin Lobel in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of

their daughter Alexandra, May 31st

Sheldon & Cindy Cohen in honor of the

Auf Ruf of their son Justin, May 31st

Woobury Jewish Center Sisterhood in honor of

Women’s Shabbat, June 7th

Stephen & Jamie Scher in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of

their son Cooper, June 14th

Larry & Elyse Ingber in honor of the Auf Ruf of their

son David, June 21st

Robert & Susan Miller in honor of the Auf Ruf of their

son Ian, June 28th

The Congregation wishes a Hearty Mazel Tov to:

Sara & Andrew Rotjan on the birth of their

daughter, Rena Brooke

The Congregation offers Sincere Condolences to:

Roger Mummert on the loss of his beloved

mother, Dorothy Mummert Jackie Feinstein on the loss of her beloved

mother, Barbara Kaufman Melanie Weingord on the loss of her

beloved father, Melvin Rosen Cindy Woldar on the loss of her beloved

mother, Bernice Lohmann Ron Kogan on the loss of his beloved

mother, Matilda Kogan

WJC SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB

Please join us for the next meeting on Wednesday, June 11th at 7:30 pm in the

WJC Kiddush Room.

Our next Book Selection Will be announced by e-mail

Questions, please contact

Karen Green Malin at: kg.malin@gmail.com

Heaven is with you daddy come and play.

Mommy loves me so much but I need you.

Now is our time it’s still early today.

I miss your smile daddy come home to stay.

My hands are clean my heart is new.

Heaven is with you daddy come and play.

I know you can do it and find a way

to see me here in playlight’s golden hue.

Now is our time it’s still early today.

We can be together like Yesterday.

Hours of daylight are a precious few.

Heaven is with you daddy come and play.

Please rush home to me daddy don’t delay.

We are a first love and one that is true.

Now is our time it’s still early today.

You’re always my hero hug me I pray.

Oh turn my tears to joy away from blue.

Lawrence Spiro

9/2013

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Youth News: Pre-Kadima, Kadima & USY In April PreKadima and Kadima came together for our annual “Chocolate Se-der”. Four cups of chocolate milk were had, questions were asked and answered and the plagues were recited – with a twist that includes: thirst, cavities, indigestion, cough, and more. This was a great way to get ready for Pesach! Post Passover there’s no better way to get back into the world of carbohydrates than with some “Breakfast for Dinner,” as we mixed and flipped some homemade pancakes and enjoyed a bit of morning delight for dinner. While PreKadima and Kadima were busy cooking up a storm in the kitchen, the WJC Teen Service Corp. volunteered to help out the Huntington Interfaith Homeless Initiative (HIHI,) at Huntington JC on Tuesday, March 25th. Through-out the winter months Huntington JC participated in the HIHI and provides shelter, food and toiletries to men who are not able to make ends meet. In an effort to lend a helping hand we made and packed lunches and set up the bedding for the men for when they arrived the following day. This was such an amazing experience that we are excited about partnering with HJC next year. Stay tuned for the final WJC Teen Service Corp. program in May! Interested in helping us plan for 2014-2015?? Email wjcteencorp@gmail.com today!! As we wrap up the year at the WJC Youth Department we realize that the last day of school is right around the corner, family trips are being finalized and summer vacations are so close. With only a few weeks left to the 2013-2014 year at the WJC Youth Dept., the year wouldn’t be complete without some great programs and of course a trip to wrap up the year…. Look out for the final PreKadima, Kadima and WJC Teen Service Corp (USY) May calendars – including a final trip AND end of the year party in May!!! Have a child/ teen who is going into 6th – 12th grade and have a few days to spare in August?? Send them to the METNY Kadima & USY Encampment from August 18th – 26th! This is an amazing 8-night; 9-day program at the end of the summer located at Camp Ramah Berkshires and is open to all incoming 6-12th graders. That’s right – if you’re not sure if USY or Kadima is right for your kids this is the program they need to get them hooked! Don’t waste any time- register your children for METNY Encampment today by visiting http://www.metnyusy.org/encampment1.html. Don’t forget – there’s no time better than the present to plan for next year! Have a child who is going into 3rd – 7th grade next year? Register them for the WJC Youth Department for 2014-2015 – request your membership form by emailing woodburyusy@gmail.com. Have a teen who is going into 8th – 12th grade next year? Register them for the WJC Teen Service Corp!!! Interested in WJC Youth Dept programming??? Contact woodburyusy@gmail.com to be added to our email list! Children in 3rd – 12th grade are welcome to join us for our programming @ WJC!!

Sara Rotjan, Youth Director

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND A REPOSITORY FOR MONIES FOR PHILANTHROPIC PURPOSES AND EMERGENCIES DISPENSED AT RABBI’S PERSONAL DISCRETION:

In memory of Melvin Rosen, beloved father of Melanie Weingord from: Wendy & Gary Spirgel

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND DONATIONS WILL BE USED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS WELL AS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR THE WOODBURY JEWISH CENTER.

In honor of Cantor Cohen’s 60th Birthday from: The Serel Family In memory of Ruth Reiff beloved mother of Laury Weber from: Bob & Fran Geier In memory of Julius Eisenstein, beloved father of Jack Eisenstein from: Sherie & Erwin Coyner from: Friends of the Eisenstein Family from: Bob & Fran Geier In memory of my beloved father Julius Eisenstein from: Jack Eisenstein In memory of Bernice Lohmann beloved mother of Cindy Woldar from: The Rotto Family In memory of Matilda Kogan, beloved mother of Ron Kogan from: The Rotto Family

SIDDUR/MACHZORIM FUND FILLS OUR SANCTUARY WITH SIDDURIM AND HIGH HOLY DAY MACHZORIM IN HONOR OF OR IN MEMORY OF:

In memory of Ruth Reiff beloved mother of Laury Weber from: The Lebowitz Family In memory of Julius Eisenstein beloved father of Jack Eisenstein from: Dolores & Victor Hatami from: Carol, Don, Doug, Kate, Tori & Gabe Nevin from: Georgann & Alan Wilensky from: Michele Zuflacht & Larry Levine In memory of Melvin Rosen beloved father of Melanie Weingord from: Laury & Andy Weber from: Dolores & Victor Hatami In memory of Bernice Lohmann beloved mother of Cindy Woldar from: Donna & Ron Frank from: Dolores & Victor Hatami from: Cindy, Scott, Becca & Jennie Matte In memory of Matilda Kogan, beloved mother of Ron Kogan from: Paulette & Gary Ostrager

CHUMASH FUND FILLS OUR SANCTUARY WITH CHUMASHIM IN HONOR OF OR IN MEMORY OF:

In honor of Paul Chaskes being named “Man of the Year” by the WJC Men’s Club from: The Roth Family In memory of Barbara Kaufman beloved mother of Jackie Feinstein from: Cindy, Scott, Becca & Jennie Matte In memory of Julius Eisenstein beloved father of Jack Eisenstein from: Woodbury Jewish Center

DONATIONS & INFORMATION In memory of Bernice Lohmann beloved mother of Cindy Woldar from: The Roth Family: Adrianne, Eric, Rachael & Jillian

NURSERY FUND PROVIDES FUNDS FOR NURSERY SCHOOL EXTRA PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES NOT COVERED BY TUITION. In honor of the birth of Justin, son of Tara & Mitch Lieberman from: Shari & Andrew Dreisiger In honor of the birth of Mia Emerson, granddaughter of Penny & Steve Tillman from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes In memory of Sheila Schorr, beloved mother of Jason Schorr from: Lou & Henny Brodsky from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes In memory of Barbara Kaufman beloved mother of Jackie Feinstein from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes In memory of Bernice Lohmann, beloved mother of Cindy Woldar from: Robin & Jason Schorr

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND PROVIDES FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL EXTRA PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES NOT COVERED BY TUITION.

In honor of Ben Senzer being honored by WJC Men’s Club from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes From: Deborah, Richard and Zachary Senzer GENERAL DONATION HELPS DEFRAY MAINTENANCE AND REFURBISHING COSTS OF OUR FACILITIES IN ADDITION TO MORTGAGE AMORTIZATION

In honor of the Weinstock Family for Passover from: The Goldmachers In honor of Jeffrey Fachler serving as President of WJC from: The Stylmans In honor of the birth of Rena Brooke, daughter of Sara & Andrew Rotjan from: Cindy, Scott, Becca & Jennie Matte In honor of David Gaffner for his many years of service to WJC from: Judy Rosen In honor of Paul Chaskes being named “Man of the Year” by the WJC Men’s Club from: Linda & Jeff Halbreich from: Sheryl & Paul Lerner from: Susanne & Ivan Sinert from: The Senzer Family from: Thea & Ziv Vinokor In Susan & Robert Miller with thanks for their Shalach Manot from: Lisa and Bruce Clark In honor of Jolie’s Bat Mitzvah from: Ellen & David Katzen In memory of Ruth Reiff, beloved mother of Laury Weber from: Renee & Gary Oshinsky In memory of Julius Eisenstein, beloved father of Jack Eisenstein from: Francine & Laurance Nagin from: Marcia, Ken, Melissa & Justin Schack from: The Zelkin Family In memory of Sheila Schorr, beloved mother of Jason Schorr from: Stuart & Shelley Bernstein, Roberta & Mitchell Newman and Diane Robins In memory of Melvin Rosen beloved father of Melanie Weingord from: Lisa & Bruce Clark and family

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In case of an Emergency………. Your rabbi wishes to guide and be of assis-tance to you in your time of need. In cases of serious illness or the death of a loved one: Please call Rabbi Adler at 496-9100 X 125 or at home, 509-9481 Please note that you must call the Rabbi before finalizing funeral arrangements. On Shabbat or Yom Tov, Rabbi Adler does not use the telephone. Therefore, you can convey information to him on these days at the synagogue during service times, by calling immediately after Shabbat or Yom Tov, or by going to his home.

The question has been asked “Can the rab-bi and/or cantor charge me for performing a funeral for my parent or sibling?” The answer is “Yes” they can. Neither the Rabbi nor the Cantor will charge for perform-ing the Funeral of a member or a member’s child. In this case a donation to the Discretion-ary Fund may be appropriate. However the term “member” does not include parents or sibling. Thus either is permitted to charge a fee for officiating at or participating in a funeral. While local Funeral homes, includ-ing Gutterman’s of Woodbury will include or tell you at the time you make arrangements of the clergy charge, please feel free to discuss it with either Rabbi Adler or Cantor Cohen at the time you make the arrangements with them.

In memory of mother of Marci Gorenkoff from: Lisa & Bruce Clark In memory of Matilda Kogan, beloved mother of Ron Kogan from: Ileen & Mark Weinstein

JEFFREY GELLIN MEMORIAL FUND

In memory of Dorothy Mummert beloved mother of Roger Mummert from: Jeff & Bonnie Fachler In memory of Barbara Kaufman beloved mother of Jackie Feinstein from: Jeff & Bonnie Fachler In memory of Bernice Lohmann beloved mother of Cindy Woldar from: Jeff & Bonnie Fachler from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes

LIBRARY FUND PROVIDES BOOKS FOR THE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL LIBRARY.

In honor of Cindy Matte’s years of dedicated service as President of Woodbury Jewish Center from: Alissa, Paul, Rikki & Ari Chaskes

YAHRZEIT DONATION Theodora Balaban in memory of father, Harry Steinberg Irwin Balaban in memory of father, Benjamin Balaban Melanie Bergman in memory of father, Moe Melvin Matt Chartan in memory of mother, Renee Chartan Matt Chartan in memory of brother, Steven Chartan Robert Cooperman in memory of mother, Yetta Cooperman Charles Rosenfeld in memory of brother. Charles Rosenfeld Bernard & Judith Dorfman in memory of father, Samuel Dorfman Helen Edelheit in memory of father-in-law, Rabbi Samuel Edelheit Helen Edelheit in memory of husband, Rabbi Amos Edelheit Daid Edelheit in memory of grandmother, Annie Edelheit David Edelheit in memory of grandfather, Rabbi Samuel Edelheit David Edelheit in memory of father, Rabbi Amos Edelheit Phyllis Edelheit in memory of father Abraham Bender Phyllis Edelheit in memory of mother, Bertha Bender Douglas Furer in memory of sister, Dale Kopeck Michele Gaffner in memory of mother, Rita Levinson Allan Gershowitz in memory of sister, Gertrude Gobitz Parivash Glazer in memory of mtoehr, Aghdass Tabibnia Frieda Goldberg in memory of father-in-law, Nathan Goldberg Frieda Goldberg in memory of brother, Gerald Goldfeder Rita M. Goldstein in memory of mother, Evelyn Weiss Rande Hirsch, the Lieberman & Udell families in memory of husband, father, grandfather Kenneth Hirsch Eric & Amy Hochberg in memory of mother, Sally Hochberg Alan Kahn in memory of parents, Anita & Bernard Kahn Arlene Kogan in memory of father, Martin Golub Sheila Kolpon in memory of grandmother, Zena Buchalter Scott Kolpon in memory of grandmother, Yetta Kolpon Scott Kolpon in memory of grandmother, Ida Mait Andrew Levine in memory of mother, Bonnie Levine Andrea Levine in memory of mother, Sondra Figman Andrea Levine in memory of father, Harry Figman Sy Mautner in memory of father, Sol Mautner Sy & Lorraine Mautner in memory of sister,Gladys Fogel Carol Nevin in memory of father, Ernest A. Bachrach Jaci & steven Osdoby in memory of father, David Osdoby Jaci & Steven Osdoby in memory of father, Abraham Miller Norm Rich in memory of grandmother, Anna Fridovich Norm Rich in memory of father, Dave Rich Abraham & Rose Russ in memory of brother, Martin Russ Susan Biller Salzman in memory of father, Edward Biller Scott Saunders in memory of father, Leo Schimmerling Gary Schimmerling in memory of father, Leo Schimmerline Sandra Schoenbart in memory of father, Sidney Roth Jason & Robin Schorr in memory of father, Nat Schorr

Susi Schuster in memory of father, Jay Lieberma Elliot Setton in memory of father, Jay Lieberman Elliot Setton in memory of father, Morris Setton Florence Shapiro in memory of mother, Bessie Deutch Ruth Smith in memory of father, David Ross Thea & Ziv Vinokor in memory of father, Irving Kreinin Cindy Woldar in memory of sister, Lori Mills David Zeidman in memory of parents, Eda & Sydney Zeidman

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Please shop with us at the WJC Gift Shop for all of your

Bar/Bat Mitzvah needs…

*Design your very own Kippot and Ladies Head Coverings! Internet prices for kippot: Suede, Satin and Knit kippot are available for order. Beautiful selection of Tallit for adults and

children! Shop for all Holiday Gifts Artist inspired Candlesticks Beautiful Platters Mezuzahs and Wall Decor Passover: Seder and Matzah Plates Kiddush Cups and Challah covers

Please help the WJC Sisterhood support our synagogue community! Best prices around!

Contact Cindy Matte by e-mail at: cmatte@rjmacq.com at anytime to

schedule an appointment!

These spots can be YOURS: Business Cards, 1/4 page or 1/2 pages available

For advertising rates and information

Please Contact Linda Altman

516-496-9100 x 120

or by e-mail at: office@woodburyjc.org

Parenting * Caregiving * Marital Concerns *Separation/Divorce * Bereavement

Geriatric Care *Cancer Wellness * Career *Legal *Financial

Are you separated or going through a divorce? Would you like to speak to others who really understand what you are experi-

encing?

“I’ve never felt so alone in my life, that is until I went to the Separation/Divorce group at Sid Jacobson JCC,” said Carol.

Carol and her husband decided to end their long term marriage. Feeling lost, angry, and fearful, she felt she had nowhere to

turn. None of her friends were divorced and she knew she needed a place to speak confidentially to others who would under-

stand what she was going through. By joining the support group Carol was able to share her experiences comfortably, and to

have her feelings validated among peers.

Call to find out about our Separation/Divorce Support Groups. All groups are small, intimate, age and life-stage appropriate,

running in eight session cycles. Groups are facilitated by caring, experienced, professional social workers at Sid Jacobson JCC in

East Hills.

For more information and an intake call: Audrey Bernstein, LMSW, Partners in Caring social worker and group intake coordina-

tor 516-484-1545 x211

A caring place to turn to find support and guidance during life changes and challenges.

PARTNERS IN CARING STAFF

Randy Hight, LCSW Margy Ringelheim, LMSW

Audrey J. Bernstein, LMSW

Michelle Laser, Director of Social Services

Our Warm Line is staffed by your caring, professional social workers.

CALL 516.484.1545, ext. 196

Phone calls are always free and confidential.

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Minyan 6:15 am, SISTERHOOD PRESENTS– SOCIAL MEDIA MADE EASY 7:30 pm Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 7:33 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Family Congregation 10:00 am Minyan 9:00 am, Alef Consecration YOM HAZIKARON, Minyan 7:00 am YOM HA’ATZMAUT, Evening Minyan 7:30 pm, RABBI ADLER’S FILM INSTITUTE 7:45PM, Cantor Cohen’s Adult Bat Mitzvah Class 7:45 pm Minyan 6:15 am, NURSERY SCHOOL SPRING BOUTIQUE, Senior Group– SAGE 10:30 am Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 7:40 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Bat Mitzvah of Chelsea Zak, Family Congregation, Bet Shabbat Mother’s Day, Minyan 9:00am Minyan 7:00 am, NURSERY SCHOOL TRUCK DAY, Hey Graduation Executive Board 7:00 pm, Trustees Meeting 7:30 pm Evening Minyan 7:30 pm, Cantor Cohen’s Adult Bat Mitzvah Class 7:45 pm Minyan 6:15 am, SISTERHOOD PROGRAM– MEDITATION 7:15PM Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 7:47 pm, FAMILY SHABBAT EVENING SERVICE followed by dinner 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Congregational Luncheon sponsored by The Multz Family in honor of the 42nd Anniversary of Alan’s Bar Mitzvah, Family Congregation, Birthday Shabbat (May through August Birthdays), Holiday Jeopardy Minyan 9:00 am, Minyan 7:00 am, NURSERY SCHOOL TRUCK DAY– RAIN DATE Evening Minyan 7:30 pm, Minyan 6:15 am Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 7:53 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am Minyan 9:00 am Memorial Day, Minyan 9:00 am Evening Minyan 7:30 pm Minyan 6:15 am Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 7:59 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Bat Mitzvah of Alexandra Lobel, Auf Ruf of Justin Cohen Minyan 9:00am Minyan 7:00 am, SISTERHOOD PRESENTS: HELPING YOUR CHILD WITH COLLEGE ESSAYS 7:15PM EREV SHAVUOT EVENING SERVICE HONORING OUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADS 7:00PM, Candle lighting 7:02pm 1st Day of Shavuot Morning Service, Candle lighting 9:02pm 2nd Day of Shavuot Morning Service, Yizkor Minyan 7:00 am, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00pm, Candle lighting 8:04 pm Shabbat Morning Service led by the Women of Woodbury Jewish Center 9:00 am Minyan 9:00 am , Adult Education Program 9:45 am Minyan 7:00 am, Toddler Nursery School End of year parties 3 y.o. Nursery School End of year parties, Executive Board 7:00 pm, Trustees Meeting 8:00 pm Evening Minyan 7:30 pm, Sisterhood Book Club 7:30 pm Minyan 6:15 am, 10:30 am WJC Seniors– SAGE Meeting, 4 y.o. Nursery School Graduation & Celebration Minyan 7:00 am, NURSERY SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION GRADUATION PARTY 3:00PM, Candle lighting 8:08 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Bar Mitzvah of Cooper Scher Father’s Day- Minyan 9:00 am Minyan 7:00am Evening Minyan 7:30 pm Minyan 6:15 am Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 8:11 pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm, Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Auf Ruf of David Ingber Minyan 9:00 am Minyan 7:00 am Evening Minyan 7:30 pm Minyan 6:15am Minyan 7:00 am, Candle lighting 8:11pm, Shabbat Evening Service 7:00 pm, Shabbat Morning Service 9:00 am, Auf Ruf of Ian Miller Minyan 9:00am Minyan 7:00am

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