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Kabbalat Shabbat Services
and Oneg Shabbat Friday, September 6 at 7:00 PM Installation of Board of Directors and Officers in Temple Israel Sanctuary
Friday, October 4 at 7:00 PM Shabbat Shuvah Services held in the Boyer Auditorium. During services we will be welcoming new members $72 sponsor(s) welcome.
Kabbalat Shabbat Services in the Boyer Auditorium followed by
Community Shabbat Dinner in the Sukkah
Friday, October 18 at 7:00 PM RSVP Temple Office by Friday, October 11. Adults: $18; Children 13 & under: $9. Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome. (Gold and Platinum includes 2 dinners.)
Havdalah Service, Selichot Program Performance and discussion by Ms. Eliana Light, a renowned Jewish
wordsmith and musician followed by
Collation and Selichot Service Saturday, September 21 at 7:30 PM Temple Israel Sanctuary Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
(See more details on page 7)
Temple Beth Sholom
Saturday Morning Services followed by Kiddush at 9:15 AM
September 07 October 05
September 14 October 12*
September 21 October 19**
September 28* October 26*
Saturday Morning Services are held in the Boyer Auditorium
with Rabbi Grossman
$72 sponsor(s) welcome. * Lay-Led
** With Jewish Folk Singer Sue Horowitz
Erev Yom Kippur
Community Dinner followed
by Kol Nidre Services
Tuesday, October 8 at 4:00 PM
Community Dinner held in the Boyer Auditorium followed by Kol Nidre Services in the Temple Israel Sanctuary.
RSVP Temple Office by Wednesday, October 2.
Adults: $18; Children 13 & under: $9.
Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100)
and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
(Gold and Platinum includes 2 dinners.)
September/October 2019
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Temple Beth Sholom's 5780 / 2019 New Year's Greetings 600 Nantasket Avenue, Hull, MA 02045
Shanah Tovah! Happy New Year! “May all my dear friends and neighbors be blessed with good health,
happiness, peace, success and goodness in the tradition of our ancient Jewish faith in the New Year, 5780, and always!”
Happy New Year's Greetings From:
Eleanor Albert and Family Rhonda Albert and Family
Karen and Arthur Augenstern Justine and Stanley Augenstern
Mary and Scott Belgard Gabriel Ben-Yosef Paula Berkowitz
Bickoff-Elfman Family Camellia, Gary and Jonathan Bloch
Marlene Bloom and Family Amy and Barry Cohen
Arlene Cohen Cynthia Cohen
Alan Colman and Lexie Halvorsen and Family Roz Cutler
Judith Doliner Sheryl and David Elman Paul and Tonna Epstein
Joan Figler Bill Levy
Jodi and Sam Figler Tricia and Joe Figler
Sarah Figler Adam Figler Grady Figler Vaile Figler
William Figler Joan and Steven Fleishman
Leslie Fox Francer Family Franklin Family
Shirley Gaber
Frank Greenberg Steven Greenberg Phyllis Greenfield
Rabbi David and Diane Grossman Harriet and Patrick Guiney
Susan and Thomas Hagstrom Hartman Family
Judie and Barry Hass Hershman and Boretti Families
Judith and Irving Kalish Rhoda Kanet and Family
Larry Kellem Sally Klein
Cynthia and James Lampke Irma LeFever
Jan and Alan Luxenberg Jeffrey Millen and Family
Katherine and Bruce Minevitz Robin and Gary Mullenhoff
Karen and Norman Nisenbaum Susan Perry
Lynn and Leonard Peters The Pollets / Hobbs Family
Rachel Popkin Bobby Rabinovitz
Phyllis and Jay Savage Amy and Phil Schnipper
Amy and Marshall Shapiro Naomi Sherman
Joan Silver Cheryl Smith Irene Smith
Anne and Larry Snyder Vivian Weiner
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Temple Beth Sholom’s Gary Bloch, President 5780 Schedule of High Holiday Services Rabbi David Grossman, Officiating Temple Israel Sanctuary, 9 Hadassah Way Josh Grossman, Cantor
Rosh Hashanah Services
Sunday, September 29 Erev Rosh Hashanah Evening Ma'ariv Service 6:00 PM
Monday, September 30 Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Morning Shacharit Service 9:15 AM Tashlich Services on the beach 3:30 PM
Meet at Temple Israel before walking to Nantasket Beach together (In case of bad weather Tashlich will be held on Tuesday, October 1)
Tuesday, October 1 Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Morning Shacharit Service 9:15 AM
Shabbat Shuvah
Friday, October 4 Held in the Boyer Auditorium Kabbalat Shabbat Services and Oneg 7:00 PM During services we will be welcoming new members
Saturday, October 5 Held in the Boyer Auditorium Shabbat Shuvah Services followed by a Kiddush 9:15 AM
Yom Kippur Services
Tuesday, October 8 Erev Yom Kippur Community Dinner will be held in the Boyer Auditorium 4:00 PM Adults $18; Children 13 and under $9 For reservations, contact the Temple Office before October 2 Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) Sponsors Welcome
Evening Ma'ariv Service and Kol Nidre 5:45 PM
Wednesday, October 9 Yom Kippur Day Morning Shacharit Service 9:15 AM Yizkor Memorial Service (Approximately) 11:00 AM Study Sessions The Book of Jonah 2:00 PM Meditation...............................................................................3:00 PM Mincha, Neilah and Ma'Ariv 4:30 PM Followed by Community “Break the Fast” - Everyone welcome!!
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5780 Schedule of Children’s High Holiday Services Boyer Auditorium, 600 Nantasket Avenue The Kanet Family, Officiating
Rosh Hashanah Services
Monday, September 30 and Tuesday, October 1 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Yom Kippur Services
Wednesday, October 9 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
5780 Schedule of Sukkot - Simchat Torah Services & Events
Sunday, October 13 Sukkah Decorating 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Decorate the Sukkah located next to the Asnes Chapel Lounge: Bring recycled High Holiday cards, fruit for hanging, or other decorations from home. All members of the community are invited, especially children.
Monday, October 14 and Tuesday, October 15 Sukkot Services followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium 9:15 AM
Wednesday, October 16 Talk on Koshering our Torahs with Sofer Kevin Hale in the Boyer Auditorium at 7:00 PM
Friday, October 18
Kabbalat Shabbat Services in the Boyer Auditorium followed by Community Shabbat Dinner in the Sukkah 7:00 PM
Adults: $18.00; Children 13 and under: $9.00 For reservations, contact the Temple Office by Friday, October 11
Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) Sponsors Welcome
Saturday, October 19
Shabbat/Sukkot Services with Jewish Folk Singer Sue Horowitz followed by Kiddush in Temple Israel Sanctuary 9:15 AM
Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
Monday, October 21 Shemini Atzeret Service and Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium 9:15 AM Yizkor Memorial Service (Approximately) 10:30 AM Simchat Torah Service in the Temple Israel Sanctuary 7:00 PM
Children will receive flags, apples and candy. Everyone is invited to unwrap and view a full Torah Scroll.
Tuesday, October 22 Simchat Torah Service followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium 9:15 AM
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Temple Beth Sholom 600 Nantasket Avenue, Hull, MA 02045
Telephone: 781-925-0091 Facsimile: 781-925-9053 Website: www.tbshull.org E-mail: [email protected]
Temple Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Rabbi David Grossman Telephone: 617-838-9166 E-mail: [email protected] Office Hours: Wednesday afternoons on the following dates: September. 04: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM September. 11: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM September. 18: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM September. 25: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM October. 30: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Executive Board: President: Gary Bloch 1st Vice President: Steven Greenberg 2nd Vice President: Patrick Guiney 3rd Vice President: Judy Kalish 4th Vice President: Barry Cohen Treasurer: Alan Colman Recording Secretary: Amy Cohen
Board of Directors: Rhonda Albert Richard Albert Karen Augenstern Gabriel Ben-Yosef Gerald Bickoff Camellia Bloch Sharon Francer Arnie Freedman Rhoda Kanet Robin Mullenhoff Marcia Rymaszewski Daniel Sheinis
Past Presidents: Amy Albert-Schnipper Paul Epstein Irving Kalish Larry Kellem Eric Greene Naomi Sherman
Honorary Treasurer: Larry Kellem
Bulletin: Rhonda Albert
Web & Email: Danielle Thompson
Sept./Oct. 2019 Bulletin No. 249
President’s Message
By Gary Bloch
Dear Temple Members:
As we approach the ימימ נוראימ (Yamim Noraim) or Days of Awe, I would like to again share with you my two favorite passages from the High Holidays Mahzor. The first is a private meditation found in the Torah Reading sections and the second is part of the Amidahs. They read as follows:
“Avinu Malkeinu, bless my family with peace. Teach us to appreciate the treasure of our lives. Help us always to find contentment in one another. Save us from dissension and jealousy; shield us from pettiness and rivalry. May selfish pride not divide us; may pride in one another unite us. Help us to renew our love for one another continually. In the light of Your Torah grant us, the people Israel, and all Your creatures everywhere, health and fulfillment, harmony, peace and joy in the new year.”
“Our G-d and G-d of our fathers…be gracious to us. Grant us life, well-being, lovingkindness and peace. Bless us, Lord our G-d, with all that is good…Be merciful to us and save us, for we place our hope in You, gracious and merciful G-d and King.”
L’Shana Tovah Tikatevu!! May the New Year bring only good things to us all!!
High Holiday Seats
Now on Sale
This year’s services will be led by
Rabbi David Grossman and Cantor Josh Grossman. Don’t miss out on this
beautiful and inspirational service.
Seats are $144.00 for members and
$216.00 for non-members.
For reservations, contact the Temple Office.
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A Message From
Rabbi David Grossman
Dear Friends:
I thought I’d share an interesting story from our tradition relevant to this time of year and the days beyond.
We always try to approach the Day of Judgment with a perspective that will assure that God will grant us a year of health and prosperity. The Torah, however, does not single out Rosh HaShanah as a day of judgment.That reference is found in the Talmud, Tractate Rosh HaShanah. "ON ROSH HASHANAH ALL THE INHABITANTS OF THE EARTH PASS BEFORE GOD LIKE SHEEP PASSING THROUGH A GATE." Commentary on this passage, however, quotes the opinion of Rabbi Yosi that people are, in fact, judged every day. This view is based on a quote for the Book of Job, "YOU INSPECT HIM EVERY MORNING." These two perspectives appear to be irreconcilable; either Rosh HaShanah is the Day of Judgment or we are judged every day. How can both be true?
The Ba’al Shem Tov, a pioneer of Chasidism, was once walking in the street when he met Chaikal, the water carrier. "Chaikal, Shalom Aleichem. How are you? he inquired. "Rebbe,” he said, "things are not good. All my life I’ve earned an honest living carrying water. But now, as I get older, my body just isn’t as strong as it once was. I come home in the evening exhausted. And, besides, a person hopes to be able to retire when he gets older. And yet, here I am working just as hard as I ever have. And I barely make enough to make ends meet. Things just aren’t as I might have liked them to be."
The Ba’al Shem Tov gave Chaikal his blessing that things should improve for him and they parted ways. A few weeks later, the two met once again in the street. "So, Chaikal, how have things been going lately?" "Rebbe, Baruch HaShem, I’ve been able to live comfortably, if not richly, by the work of my hands. We’ve never needed to borrow money from anyone and we’ve never gone hungry. Even as I age, God still gives me the strength to continue my work, which is exceptional considering my age and the weight of the water I carry. Thank God, I have much to be grateful for. May Hashem only give me the strength to live out my remaining years in such health and good fortune."
The Ba’al Shem Tov turned to his disciples who had witnessed each of these two encounters with Chaikal. "Chaikal just helped us
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Adult Education
Asnes Chapel Lounge
Wednesday Evenings
7:00 PM – 8:15 PM
September 04 Study this week’s Torah portion
September 18 Practicum on new HH Machzor
September 25 Practicum on new HH Machzor
October 30 Study this week’s Torah portion
Adult Education classes are led by Rabbi David Grossman. We will cover subjects such as Torah Parsha of the week as well as looking at the new Siddurim and Machzorim that will be part of our services.
Please consider attending. Fluency in Hebrew is not necessary, only a desire to be part of a learning community!
Board of Directors
Meetings at 7:00 PM
Tuesday, September 3
Thursday, October 3
Boyer Auditorium
All Temple members are welcome.
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(Rabbi Grossman’s Message from page 4) to understand the meaning of the Gemara which quotes one opinion that people are judged on Rosh HaShanah, yet later cites the opinion that we are judged every day and every moment. In fact, on Rosh HaShanah, we are assigned our allotted portions, the blessings of sustenance that we will receive over the coming year. But during the rest of the year we should pray for the ability to appreciate these blessings. Without that appreciation, no blessing would be enough or would be seen as such.
We pray on Rosh HaShanah that we receive sufficient blessings for the new year. Every other day of the year we pray that we are blessed with the understanding to see our blessings, recognize them and value them. In our story, Chaikal had the same blessings on the two days he encountered the Rebbe. The only difference was in his level of gratitude for those blessings.
I wish you all a year of blessings and the gratitude that goes with them. Rabbi Grossman
AN EVENING YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS!
Havdalah Service – Selichot Program – Collation – Selichot Service
Temple Beth Sholom will be presenting a very special Selichot program on Saturday, September 21 at 7:30 PM. We will begin with a Havdalah Service, followed by a performance and discussion by Ms. Eliana Light, a renowned Jewish wordsmith and musician. We will then enjoy a collation before concluding the evening with the Selichot service.
Raised in Memphis, TN on soul music and synagogue life, Eliana Light’s passion for Jewish life and learning shines through all her work. Meaningful music, powerful prayer, excellent education, and creative consulting…It’s all directed from one heart and toward one goal:
To help individuals discover themselves within the depth and richness of Jewish life, and to take ownership of their Judaism.
Eliana has performed and taught at various Jewish gatherings, including the Union for Reform Judaism Biennial, the NewCAJE Jewish Education Conference, Limmud New York, Songleader Boot Camp, Hava Nashira, and the DeLeT Masters Program at Brandeis University.
For Selichot, she will be conducting a discussion on the G!D Project, an educational initiative focused on accessible and meaningful conversations about G!D and spirituality through ritual, text and creativity.
Eliana Light graduated from the Jewish Theological Seminary with a Masters in Experiential Jewish Education in 2016 and is based in New York City. She's been blessed to work with amazing NYC organizations, including B'nai Jeshurun, Park Avenue Synagogue, the JCC of Manhattan and the Harlem JCC, Romemu, The New Shul, and Lab/Shul. She is also the co-founder of Shira B'dira, a singing-focused traditional egalitarian prayer community.
Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
Please join us for an unforgettable Selichot night!!!
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Mi Shebeirach – Prayer for Healing
Temple Beth Sholom maintains a listing of members, relatives and friends who are in need of Mi Shebeirach prayers to comfort their physical, emotional or spiritual challenges. This prayer and listing of names are recited at all of the Temple's religious observances.
If you wish to add someone's name to this listing, you may contact the Temple Office or visit our website, www.tbshull.org to fill out the form online.
Once you submit the form, the name will be included in our listing for a period of one month (or until you advise the Temple Office that the prayer is no longer necessary). After one month, you will be required to contact the Temple Office to maintain the listing for an additional month (and every subsequent month thereafter).
Temple Beth Sholom is pleased to offer this service to our general community. We depend on those availing themselves of the service to help us keep the list current and accurate. Thank you.
Keep the Memory of
Your Loved Ones Alive
At all Friday Evening Shabbat Services there is an opportunity for anyone observing a Yahrzeit of a loved one to share with the congregation a few memories of that person. We hope this will help keep the individual and collective memories of our loved ones alive in all of our hearts. Please come and share those special memories.
Also, it is a tradition to commemorate the Yahrzeit of a loved one's passing by reciting Kaddish. To ensure a minyan is available on the appropriate date, please contact the Temple Office.
“Open Enrollment” in the Honor Roll The Honor Roll was established over 50 years ago for the purpose of raising funds which enable the Temple
to continue its mission to provide special programs and services to the Jewish and general community. Each year, as we welcome in spring, we invite all our members and friends to pledge membership to the Honor Roll. By pledging Honor Roll membership for an annual donation of $108.00, your name will be inscribed on a nameplate attached to the Honor Roll. Each year at this time you will be asked to renew your membership. By pledging Permanent Honor Roll membership for a one-time donation of $1,800.00, your name will be inscribed on a nameplate attached to the Honor Roll. Please call or email the Temple Office today to be added to the Honor Roll plaque!
TODAH RABAH
Special thanks to all the folks who made Rabbi Grossman's installation such a special event:
Rhonda Albert Arthur Augenstern Karen Augenstern Sandy Augenstern Mary Belgard Scott Belgard Gabriel Ben-Yosef Alyssa Bickoff-Elfman Camellia Bloch Gary Bloch Amy Cohen Barry Cohen Alan Colman Michael Fish Sharon Francer Steve Greenberg Paul Greenblatt Diane Grossman Josh Grossman Matthew Grossman Patrick Guiney Irving Kalish Rhoda Kanet Marcia Rymaszewski Danielle Thompson Rabbi Loel Weiss Zayde's Market (Josh Ruboy, Proprietor)
This amazing evening would not have been possible without them!!
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Tzedakah means giving in the form of “charity” or “philanthropy”, as in giving aid, giving to the poor, or giving to a worthy cause, as
a form of justice, righteousness, and/or empathy. It is an act of giving that is for everyone, no matter our financial status. Temple Beth Sholom’s Social Action Committee (SAC) has created a Tzedakah box to facilitate such donations. This box may look like a treasure chest to some, or a bread box to others, but maybe we can think of it as both. Check it out…and drop in some “dough” next time you’re at the Temple. The designation of the donations may change from time to time and we will let you know when there is a certain focus, or when a donation has been made. The SAC would like to thank Auggie Augenstern for punching the slot into the top of the box, a slot big enough to accommodate even the largest of denominations! So, let us all practice some tikkun olam, or fixing/repairing the world, and since there are not so many children going around with a “pushke” to collect charity anymore, use our new, over-sized Tzedakah box to accomplish the same.
Submitted by Patrick Guiney and Gabriel Ben-Yosef, Co-Chairs of the SAC.
The Social Action Committee of Temple Beth Sholom would like to announce that over $140 dollars were deposited to the Tzedakah box within the past few months, and a donation to the Hebrew College Scholarship Fund has been made in the amount of $180 dollars, in honor of Rabbi Joel Goldstein’s Ordination. This donation is being made in an effort to help perfect the world under the sovereignty of G-d, or Tikkun Olam, by helping someone in need be able to achieve their goals and/or career in religious learning. The Social Action Committee would like to be able to make a Tzedakah donation related to Sukkot in this next cycle of donations, so please consider stopping by the Temple and leaving some “bread” in the Tzedakah box.
GIFTING TO TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM
Remembrance Fund
Card $ 5.00 Simchahs, Speedy Recovery, Memoriam and Thank You
Tallit Fund 10.00
Chai Donation 18.00
Prayer Book Fund 36.00
Asnes Chapel Lounge Fund 54.00
Chumash Fund 72.00
Building Fund 108.00
Torah Fund 180.00
Honor Roll Plaques
Displayed outside the Asnes Chapel Lounge
Annual Donation 108.00
Lifetime Donation 1,800.00
Memorial Yahrzeit Plaques 360.00
Located in the Asnes Chapel Lounge in memory of a loved one. Lights lit on the Yahrzeit and at Yizkor Services on Yom Kippur, Shemini Atzeret, Passover and Shavuot.
Tree of Life Plaques 108.00
Leaf – up to 3 lines and 40 characters. Located in the Boyer Auditorium to honor a loved one or commemorate a life event.
Jewish National Fund
Tree or Water Certificate 18.00
Contact the Temple office for all gifts. Cards may be ordered after hours by calling Arlene Cohen at 781-925-4061.
Cards and tree certificates are listed in the Bulletin unless otherwise requested.
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RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
With Rabbi Grossman's arrival, we have reactivated the RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND. This special account is accessible by Rabbi Grossman to sponsor special programs, assist community members with short-term financial needs or underwrite other worthwhile communal endeavors. Contributions to the RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND may be made in any amount and will be acknowledged in the Temple Bulletin, the same as other contributions to the Temple. Checks should be made out to Temple Beth Sholom, with an indication on the Memo line that the funds should be credited to this account. Todah Rabah.
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Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Donation in honor of Diane Grossman’s birthday By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Donation in honor of Rabbi Grossman’s Installation By: Elaine L. Matisoff
Donation in memory the Schnipper’s Family beloved daughter Alison Meryl Schnipper By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Temple Beth Sholom Happy Day and Remembrance Fund
July 1, 2019 - August 29, 2019
Simchahs – Happy Occasions
Mazel Tov and Best Wishes
The Officers, Directors and Members of Temple Beth Sholom send best wishes and Mazel Tov to:
Engagement
Venus and Eric Green, daughter Alana Naomi Sherman, granddaughter Alana
Birth
Beth and Robert Stoloff, granddaughter
Janet Yassen and Irle Goldman, grandson
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Asnes Chapel Lounge Fund donation in honor of Rabbi David Grossman By: Anita and Jay Wassersug JNF Tree Donation to Zachary Wiener in honor of your Bar Mitzvah By: Ruth and Robert Binder Chai donation to Rabbi David Grossman – Congratulations and welcome to Temple Beth Sholom By: Irene Hershman
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Mazel Tov and Best Wishes
Bobbi Bloom in honor of your special birthday By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Beth and Robert Stoloff in honor of the birth of you granddaughter By: Judy and Irving Kalish
Bernice Rich in honor of your special birthday By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Rhoda Kanet in honor of your granddaughter Tiferette’s Welcome Party By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Alana Greene – Mazel Tov on your engagement By: Bloch Family
Refuah Shlema - Speedy Recovery
The Officers, Directors and Members of Temple Beth Sholom send Speedy Recovery Wishes to:
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Harriet Andler-Guiney Joan Figler Gladys Forman Irving Kalish Rhoda Kanet Larry Kellem Cindy Lampke Susan Neiman
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Speedy Recovery Wishes
Fred Tobman By: Anita and Jay Wassersug
Judie Packer By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Leonard Simon By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Marilyn Bloch By: Ricki and Marty Wahl
Elliot Stone By: Ricki and Marty Wahl
Charlotte Gruber By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Memoriams
The Officers, Directors and Members of Temple Beth Sholom send deepest sympathy to the families of:
Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter of Amy Albert-Schnipper and Philip Schnipper, granddaughter of Eleanor Albert and Ethel Schnipper, and niece of Richard Albert and Family and Dennis Albert and Family
Dorothy Rosenburg, beloved wife of the late Sydney Rosenburg; mother of Gerald and his wife Roslyn, Barry and his wife Linda, Robin Gove and her husband Edward, and the late Joan Crossley and her surviving husband Robert; Grandmother of 8 grandchildren, and Great Grandmother of 12 great-grandchildren
Elias H. Cohen, beloved husband of Nelly Cohen; father of Claudine and Adam Grossman, Sandra and Shmulik Weinstein, and Caren Perlmuter; and grandfather of 10, including Gabriel, Jeremy, Nathan and Daniel Grossman
Rhoda (Silverman) Stoloff, beloved wife of the late Saul Stoloff, mother of Larry and his wife Karen, Robert and his wife Beth, Amy Wayne and the late Jeffrey Stoloff and his surviving wife Karen, and grandmother of Gretchen, Randal, Rachel, Lauren, Erica, Alexander, Harrison and Eric and great-grandmother of five.
Marion (Izen) Jacobs, beloved wife of the late Leonard Jacobs, mother of Ellen, Stanley, Robert and the late Judith Jacobs; and grandmother of Emily, Kyle, and Matthew
Alfonso “Al” Barba, beloved life-long partner of Irma Lefever, father of Naomi OBrian and her husband Mark, and grandfather of Kelan and Mycah
Oscar Epstein, beloved husband of the late Adele Epstein, father of Bennet Epstein and his wife Barbara, Barbara DeVolder and her husband Mark, Alan Epstein and daughter-in-law Deborah, and grandfather of Jake, Ethan, and Maddy
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Building Fund donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Markowitz Family Selig Family
Asnes Chapel Lounge donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Hershman/Boretti Family Rabbi David and Diane Grossman Marcie and Noah Oshry
Asnes Chapel Lounge donation in memory of Sandra Abel By: Rabbi David and Dianne Grossman
Prayer Book Fund donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Sheryl Stone Itzkowitz and Family Bonnie Wheelwright Dorothy Silber
Prayer Book Fund donation in memory of Marsha Bowes, beloved daughter and mother of the Burns-Bowes Family By: Susan Perry
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Chai donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Rosalie Fishman Joan Shechet Paula Berkowitz Debbi (White) and Jeffrey Trust and Family Marlene Bloom and Family Anita and Stewart Webber Judy and Irving Kalish Parris Family
Chai donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter of Amy and Philip Schnipper By: Barbara and Bob Corcoran Meryl and David Johnson Robin and Paul Sussman
Chai donation in memory of Al Barba, beloved life-long partner of Irma Lefever, father of Naomi OBrian and her husband Mark, and grandfather of Kelan and Mycah By: Judy and Irving Kalish
Chai donation in memory of Anne Jackowitz By: Sally Klein
Tallit Fund donation in memory of Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Naomi Sherman
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In Memory Of
Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved daughter, granddaughter, niece and cousin of the Schnipper Family By: Susan Perry Adrienne and Bob Grossman Rachel Goodwin and Family Sandy Silbert Amy Troupes Arlene Cohen Lowenstam Family Ricki and Marty Wahl Ima Lefever Roz Cutler Alisa Ball and Mikia Manley Bobby Rabinovitz
Alison Meryl Schnipper, beloved granddaughter of Eleanor Albert By: Ricki and Marty Wahl Roz Cutler
Al Barba, beloved life-long partner of Irma Lefever By: Rosalie Fishman Marcia and Paul Rymaszewski Ricki and Marty Wahl Arlene Cohen Naomi Sherman
Dorothy Rosenburg, beloved mother of the Gore Family By: Judy and Irving Kalish Olivina Misdea
Oscar Epstein, beloved father of Bennet Epstein and his wife Barbara By: Naomi Sherman
Rhoda Stoloff, beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother of the Stoloff Family By: Barbara and Bob Corcoran Bloch Family Susan Perry
Doug, brother of Cindy Farber By: Ricki and Marty Wahl
Captain Arthur Parris USN, beloved father and grandfather of Drs., Robert and Jeanette Parris and Family By: Mary and Scott Belgard
Bernard Skoletsky, beloved husband, father and grandfather of the Skoletsky Family By: Susan Perry
Barbara Levine By: Susan Perry
Richard Levine By: Susan Perry
Ofelia Mabry, beloved mother of Moniquie Bamal By: Elaine Blaustein
Charlotte, mother and grandmother of the Magier Family By: Adrienne and Bob Grossman
Ethel Breibord, beloved mother of Karen Steinberg and Family By: Judie and Barry Hass
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Stanley Haskins, brother of Gloria Monesson By: Judie and Barry Hass
Roz Litwack By: Ricki and Marty Wahl
Dick Freeman By: Ricki and Marty Wahl
Patrick “Packy” Leahy By: Susan Perry
Risa Skoletsky By: Susan Perry
In Honor of My Grandchildren
Isabella DiRado and Max DiRado
By Bobby Rabinovitz
In Loving Memory Of
My Beloved Husband Bill Rabinovitz
By Bobby Rabinovitz
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The Look! I Can Cook Book
Special Price: $5.00! The Look! I Can Cook Book
is a book of favorite recipes compiled by the Sisterhood 1979-1980, updated, and reprinted in 2003. It includes all original recipes with a special Passover section. We will ship the cookbook anywhere in the USA for an additional $5.00 per book. To purchase a cookbook, please email or call the Temple Office.
September/October 2019
Tuesday, September 3 Board of Directors Meeting at 7:00 PM
Wednesday, September 4 Rabbi’s Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Adult Education at 7:00 PM
Friday, September 6 Kabbalat Shabbat Services observing Installation of Board of Directors and Officers followed by Oneg in Temple Israel Sanctuary at 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 7 Shabbat Services followed by Kiddush and Torah Study led by Rabbi Grossman in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Wednesday, September 11 Rabbi’s Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Closing Benediction at 9/11 Commemoration at Bernie King Pavilion at 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 14 Shabbat Services followed by Kiddush and Torah Study led by Rabbi Grossman in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Wednesday, September 18 Rabbi’s Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Adult Education at 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 21 Shabbat Services followed by Kiddush and Torah Study led by Rabbi Grossman in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM Havdalah Service in Temple Israel Sanctuary, beginning at 7:30 PM, followed by a performance and discussion by Ms. Eliana Light, a renowned
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Jewish wordsmith and musician. A collation will be held before concluding the evening with the Selichot Service. Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
Wednesday, September 25 Rabbi’s Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Adult Education at 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 28 Shabbat Services (Lay-led) followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Sunday, September 29 Erev Rosh Hashanah at 6:00 PM
Monday, September 30 Rosh Hashanah – Day 1 – Morning Shacharit Service at 9:15 AM Children’s Services 10:00 AM -11:00 AM Tashlich Services on the beach at 3:30 PM Meet at Temple Israel before walking to Nantasket Beach together. (In case of bad weather Tashlich will be held on Tuesday October 1)
Tuesday, October 1 Rosh Hashanah – Day 2 – at 9:15 AM Children’s Services 10:00 AM -11:00 AM
Thursday, October 3 Board of Directors Meeting at 7:00 PM
Friday, October 4 Kabbalat Shabbat Services – welcoming new members followed by Oneg Shabbat at 7:00 PM Temple Israel Sanctuary
Saturday, October 5 Shabbat Shuvah Services followed by Kiddush and Torah Study led by Rabbi Grossman in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Tuesday, October 8 Erev Yom Kippur Community Dinner in the Boyer Auditorium at 4:00 PM (RSVP by October 2) Adults: $18; Children 13 & under: $9. Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome. Evening Ma’ariv Service and Kol Nidre at 5:45 PM
Wednesday, October 9 Morning Shacharit Service at 9:15 AM Yizkor Memorial Service at (Approx.) 11:00 AM Children’s Services 11:00 AM -12:00 PM
Study Sessions: The Book of Jonah at 2:00 PM Meditation at 3:00 PM
Mincha, Neilah and Ma'Ariv at 4:30 PM Followed by Community “Break the Fast” - Everyone welcome!!
Saturday, October 12 Shabbat Services (Lay-led) followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Sunday, October 13 Sukkah Decorating 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Decorate the Sukkah located next to the Asnes Chapel Lounge: Bring recycled High Holiday cards, fruit for hanging, or other decorations from home. All members of the community are invited, especially children.
Monday, October 14 and Tuesday, October 15 Sukkot Services followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Wednesday, October 16 Talk on Koshering our Torahs with Sofer Kevin Hale in the Boyer Auditorium at 7:00 PM
Friday, October 18 Kabbalat Shabbat Service in the Boyer Auditorium and Community Shabbat Dinner in the Sukkah RSVP Temple Office by Friday, October 11 Adults: $18; Children 13 & under: $9. Bronze ($50); Silver ($75); Gold ($100) and Platinum ($180) sponsor(s) welcome.
Saturday, October 19 Shabbat Sukkot Services with Jewish Folk Singer Sue Horowitz followed by Kiddush in Temple Israel Sanctuary at 9:15 AM
Monday, October 21 Shemini Atzeret Morning Service at 9:15 AM Yizkor Memorial Service at approximately 10:30 AM followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium Simchat Torah Service in Temple Israel Sanctuary at 7:00 PM. Children will receive flags, apples and candy. Everyone is invited to unwrap and view a full Torah Scroll
Tuesday, October 22 Simchat Torah Services followed by Kiddush in the Boyer Auditorium at 9:15 AM
Wednesday, October 30 Rabbi’s Office Hours: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Adult Education at 7:00 PM
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