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Rabbi’s Message Service Schedule

Temple Emanu-ElNews Bulletin

Ira L. Korinow, D.D., Rabbi Nancy J. LaFleur, Temple AdministratorMindy Harris, Cantorial Soloist Debra Levasseur, Religious School Director

Affi liated with the Union for Reform Judaism & the Synagogue Council of

Massachusetts. A benefi ciary of the Merrimack Valley Jewish Federation.

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“Freedom is the world of joy.”— Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav

Vol. LXXI No. 3 Adar – Nisan 5773 March 2013

Friday, March 1Candle Lighting 5:15 PM

Saturday, March 2 – Parashat Ki TisaShabbat Morning Service 9:30 AMBook Club 12 NOON

Friday, March 8Candle Lighting 5:23 PMScout Shabbat 7:00 PM

Saturday, March 9 – Parashat Vayakhel-PekudeiShabbat Morning Service 9:30 AMShabbat Shiur 12 NOON

Friday, March 15Candle Lighting 6:32 PMTot Shabbat 6:00 PM

Saturday, March 16 – Parashat VayikraShabbat Morning Service 9:30 AMIsrael Chavurah 12 NOON


Saturday, March 23 – Parashat TzavFaculty Appreciation Shabbat Service 7:00 PM

Grades 3 & 4 participateFebruary and March birthday blessings will be given

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30 AMShabbat Shiur 12 NOON


Saturday, March 30Shabbat Morning Service 9:30 AMShabbat Shiur 12 NOON

Dear Chaverim,During the Passover Seder, the youngest gathered around the table ask the Four Questions. I would like to offer a fi fth question this year.The holiday of Passover has four names: Chag Ha-Pesach, the Fes-tival of Passover, Chag Ha-Matzot,

the Festival of Unleavened Bread, Chag Ha-Aviv, the Festival of Spring and Z’man Cheiruteinu, the Time (or Season) of our Freedom. The Torah most often refers to the holiday as Chag Ha-Matzot, the Festival of Unleav-ened Bread even though we refer to the holiday most often as Passover. My fi fth question: Why do we call the holiday “Passover” when the Torah most often calls it “The Festival of Unleavened Bread?”I believe the answer is found in the teachings of the 18th century Jewish leader, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev. He notes that matzah is an important symbol of Pass-over because our ancestors left Egypt in haste and did

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Passover Service ScheduleMonday, March 25Service for the Fast of the First Born 7:30 AMTuesday, March 26 1st Day of PassoverPassover Morning Service 9:30 AMMonday, April 1 7th Day of PassoverPassover Morning Service 9:30 AMTuesday, April 2 8th Day of PassoverPassover Morning Service 9:30 AM

(includes Yizkor)Please note, that we ask during Passover (Monday, March 25 through Tuesday, April 2) that no food or drink be brought into the Temple unless it is Kosher for Pass-over.For more detailed information on Preparation and Cele-brating Passover in your home, please go to our website: www.templeemanu-el.org. Click on Shabbat Services, Passover.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30 Shabbat Shiur 12

Community NewsMAZAL TOV

Howard Paul, on the birth of his granddaughter, Lyla Pangalos

Leona Paul, on the birth of her great-granddaughter, Lyla Pangalos

Sam & Shirley Yanku, on the birth of their great-grandson, Matthew Jacob Weintraub

CONDOLENCESMark Gofstein, on the death of his father,

Arnold GofsteinGail Korinow, on the death of her uncle,

Sydney Kaplan

ONEG/KIDDUSH SPONSORSFebruary 2 Pam Bennett, in honor of her son,

Michal Hickerson becoming a Bar MitzvahFebruary 16 Gail & Rabbi Korinow, in honor of the

Rabbi’s birthdayIf you would like to sponsor an Oneg or Kiddush,

please call or email the offi ce

Rabbi’s Message continued from page 1

not have time for their bread to rise and so they left with unleavened bread. By referring to the holiday as Chag Ha-Matzot, God is reminding God’s self that we left Egypt quickly to be able to follow God into the wilderness. In other words, God is remembering our ancestor’s faith in God.The name by which we call the holiday, “Passover,” is a reminder that God passed over the Jewish homes, spar-ing the Jewish people from the tenth and fi nal plague, namely the “Slaying of the First Born.”According to Rabbi Levi Yitzchak’s teaching, we both are remembering what the other did to make the Exo-dus from Egypt possible. Inherent in this message is that the Exodus from Egypt happened only because God and the Jewish people together made it possible! Even be-fore our ancestors arrived at Mt. Sinai where, according to tradition, Moses received the Torah and brought it to the people, God and the Jewish people were already co-operating and working together. The way by which God refers to the holiday and the way by which we refer to the holiday is a constant reminder of our need to work with God.The primary goal of the Passover Seder is to experience the Exodus from Egypt. So, as we celebrate Passover together with family and friends this year as we do every year, let us remember that the Exodus was only possible because of human and Divine cooperation, and that is something which we must emulate today to help make our world a better place.

Chag Sameach!Rabbi Ira

S u p e r R a f f l eWhat would you do with $10,000 in cash???

This is not a typo.

Grand Prize $10,000Second Prize $1,000Third Prize $500

$100 per ticketSplit 2 ways, $50.00 each = $5,000 prizeSplit 4 ways, $25.00 each = $2,500 prize

Cash or Check OnlyNumber of tickets being sold:Minimum 200 • Maximum 350

Tickets must be submitted to the Temple offi ce by March 3, 2013

Ticket sales and the drawing will be at the close of the Purim Carnival, March 3, 2013

You need not be present to win.Raffl e is organized by the 75th Gala Committee.

For tickets or information regarding the Super Raffl e, please call the offi ce, 978-373-3861.

Split 2 ways, $50.00 each = $5,000 prize

Welcome New MembersNorton & Karen Newborn

Todah Rabah! Thank You to: CThose who donated and baked Hamantaschen for PurimFred Feldman and Judd Nathan for taking pictures at the Martin Luther King Jr. Shabbat Service

Passover FundraiserThe board of directors will be calling all Temple members to make a donation to our annual Passover Fundraiser. Calls will be made in March.

Sunday, March 17 • 9:30am-12pmMonday, March 18 • 7pm-8:30pmTuesday, March 19 • 7pm-8:30pm

Dear Friends,Spring is almost here and as you can see from our calendar, we are as busy as ever at Temple Emanu-El. I read the following on the URJ website and felt it would be of interest to all. It is written by Rabbi Paul Kipnes who is the spiri-tual leader of Congregation Or Ami in Calabasas, CA.

What does it take to be a positive Jewish role model? • Talk Jewish: Jewish talk is filled with kindness, caring, and concern for the poor, the widow, and the stranger. It involves more kvelling (praising) than kvetching (complaining). Talking Jewish is thoughtful and hopeful. • Show enthusiasm for learning: As Am haSefer (people of the book), we value the contents of our brains. Jewish role models strive to accumulate wisdom, recognizing that when our minds are open, the world opens up with new possibilities. • Read Jewish books and see Jewish themed movies: Fic-tion or non-fiction, historical or fanciful, the Jewish arts can nur-ture a deeper Jewish self-awareness. • Involve yourself in social justice causes: Ever since Moses, Aaron and Miriam stood up to Pharaoh to speak up for the down-trodden, Jews have been in the forefront of every significant so-cial justice cause. Jewish role models get involved because we remember the experience of being at the mercy of others. • Plan a(nother) trip to Israel: Visiting Israel unites the Jewish past and present. Through the mitzvah (religious deed) of Ali-yat haNefesh (spiritual journey of the soul), we seek intellectual, spiritual, and personal transformation. • Sing along at services: The act of praying is an active ex-perience. Engage your brain, move your lips, open your mind, and you may be inspired. Of course, first you need to go to services! • Give tzedakah to Jewish organizations: Jews believe that we have been given sufficient resources so that we may give generously to help others. Your investment in Jewish organiza-tions and synagogues ensures that there will be a Jewish future. • Light Shabbat candles: Once weekly, alone, with family, or with friends enrich or celebrate. You choose your life by mark-ing the holy day. Let the candles adorn your dinner table or light them as you get ready to go out, and then blow them out.Wishing you a Happy Passover,

Lynn Dreyfuss Martin, President

President's Message

Temple Emanu-El in Haverhill, MA

J o i n u s o n :

Lotsa Helping Hands: Why Bother?Your friend lost their job, but still has kids to take care of at home and the spouse is seriously ill. A child has been diagnosed with a serious illness and has to be taken to Boston regularly for care, but the family can’t drive. You know someone who is being treated for cancer and needs all kinds of support, but doesn’t know where to turn.How many of us have encountered situations like this and have said, “What can I do to help?” or even personally, “Where can I turn for help? I’m sinking.”Who wouldn’t do what they could or help find resources? But in our busy day-to-day world, we many times don’t become aware of these needs, or don’t know what the needs are, or how to respond. Especially when these are people close to us, congregants in our community, we would help if we knew what to do.The Chesed Committee at Temple Emanu-El is aware of needs similar to this within our community, has confi-dence that members want to participate, and is in the final stages of assembling how to participate.The program, that was announced earlier this year, is called Lotsa Helping Hands. It’s a nationwide program that they’re adapting specifically for the Temple Emanu-El of Haverhill community. It will enable registered congre-gants to become aware of what those needs are via a secure internet link (individually password protected) and allow members to select when they can help and commu-nicate with each other. Signing up and selecting a pass-word incurs no obligations and doesn’t require members to commit long term or continue to provide a service they may have provided even once. But it does allow them to see what the needs are, assess if the needs are being met in a timely fashion, and decide each and every time, if they can offer some help one time, multiple times, or every time.Communications will go out shortly (via email) to inform congregants how they can register to be a part of this program. They can view areas of need and decide at any point whether they are in a position to “lend a hand” now or at some later time. Contacts will be made available that can answer questions about the program or ask for help in either being one of the Lotsa Helping Hands or how to provide information on a community need.

Fred Feldman Lotsa Helping Hands Cordinator

Do You Need a Ride to a Temple event?

The Chesed Committee will be happy to help arrange a ride for you. If you need a ride, call the Temple Office at 978-373-3861.

HEFTY NewsJanuary was a busy month for HEFTY with two major events; Shul-In and Shabbaton. Shul-In was an overnight at the Temple on Saturday, Jan. 19th with activities, games and contests around the theme of Jews in Entertainment. Shul-In is one of the most popular events of the year. Every year we hang out, eat, enjoy activities and icebreakers, watch mov-ies and play games late into the night. We had record atten-dance this year with 14 members enjoying the event.Shabbaton is our annual weekend retreat to the White Moun-tains. 16 teens and 7 adults left the temple on Friday after-noon, January 25th and convoyed up to Campton, NH in time for dinner and a short Shabbat service. We all slept in on Shabbat morning and then had a huge breakfast to celebrate Shabbat, went sledding on a killer hill, hiked, swam at the community sports center, watched movies and much, much more. Sunday morning arrived too soon and after a hectic pack-up and clean-up we returned to the Temple by noon.Our February activity succumbed to the after effects of the “Blizzard”. We would have enjoyed a nice lunch at Wasabi in Salem on Sunday February 10, but alas, this is winter in New England. However, coming up for March is NFTY’s Regional Concalvette the weekend of March 22-24 in Schenectady, NY. We already have several members signed up to go. On March 3, HEFTY will run the food concession at the Temple’s Purim Carnival. This is an annual event for HEFTY under the direction of Max Koffman with the most capable assistance of Jay and Claire Koffman and HEFTY members.Hefty is having an amazing year, with record participation and exciting plans for events and activities over the next few months. Please plan on joining us!!! If you have any ques-tions feel free to contact our Youth Advisor Jesse Kamien at [email protected], Youth Chair Trudy Zakin at [email protected] or Ben Shalek, HEFTY Communica-tions, [email protected].

NEW Programs &NEW Opportunities

Chesed CommitteeDuring the past month of February, the American Heart As-sociation sponsored the Go Red Campaign, for heart health. That, plus Valentine’s Day, celebrating those we love, have warmed us during the depths of winter. As we look forward to Spring, the Chesed Committee applauds those who continue to open their big (and hopefully healthy) hearts by offering rides, meals, telephone calls, or a warm greeting at services. The big hearts at Temple Emanu-El speak. We (actually, Fred Feldman) are diligently working on getting Lotsa Helping Hands (LHH), our “online helpline,” up and run-ning. The goal is to more effectively and effi ciently coordinate member needs and volunteers within our community.Along with Hebrew School parents, members of the Chesed Committee baked Hamantaschen for Purim activities and then distributed lovely plates to homebound temple members.We welcome Karen Newborn to the Committee, and her and her husband, Norton, to our temple.Stay tuned: LHH is coming to your internet soon!

Sharyn Russell, Chairperson

Honor your Mother and your FatherThe Torah tells us that we must always honor our parents. Our Jewish tradition extends that law to say that we must honor all our loved ones, and remember them in death. There is no better way to remember and honor the memory of your departed family members than to have a Memorial Yahrzeit Plaque on the wall of the Temple sanctuary.

You have seen the plaques on the wall of the sanctuary. Each week, the plaques belonging to our beloved departed, whose Yahrzeit, or anniversary of death, is that week, are lighted. This is to recognize the anniversary of that person, and to give us an opportunity to lovingly honor the memory of that person, at least once every year. Also, three times per year, on Yizkor, all the plaques are lit to remember all the loved ones of our Temple.

The plaque contains the name of the deceased, both in English and Hebrew, as well as the date of the person’s death. The plaques are available whenever the sanctuary is open, so someone can always see the name and remember the loving memories of the departed family member. This is a loving way to remember a parent, spouse or child.

The cost of a memorial Yahrzeit plaque is a one-time cost of $250. This cost includes the engraving of the plaque, placing it on the wall, in alphabetical order, and having it lit on Yahrzeit and Yizkor to perpetuity. To purchase a plaque, contact Nancy or the Rabbi at the Temple, (978) 373-3861.

Do you like to sing?

Join the Temple Emanu-El ChoirAll adults and teens over the age of 13

are invited to participate.

For more information, or to sign up, please contact:

Mindy Harris 310-663-0054 or [email protected].

The choir participates in the High Holy Day Services and other ser-vices throughout the year.

As I write this article, Hamantaschen has been baked, mish loach manot (baskets) are being fi lled and Pu-rim is upon us! Purim gives us a chance to let our hair down (or put it up!) and have some fun. The spirit it brings can be felt everywhere in the temple. It knows no age limits as we dress up, sing and drown out the name of the evil Haman. There

is always anticipation of the theme and of course the dis-appearance of the rabbi. We all wonder who will show up in his place. The Purim Carnival, (March 3rd) thanks to Larry Jacobs and his committee, is one of the most popular events the religious school sponsors each year.We had a lot of participants for the Read-a-Thon this year and they read an equivalent of over 250 books! All the readers receive a certifi cate of participation and an ice cream sundae. The winners, who receive gift certifi cates to Barnes and Noble, for TAPT through grade 2 were: An-gelina Lucia (1st prize), Rebecca Katzen (2nd prize) and Madeline Katzen (3rd prize). For grades 3 through 7 the winners were: Rebecca Spunt (1st prize), Tirzah Shalek (2nd prize) and Max Newman (3rd prize). Passover will be here in a few weeks. Grades 3 - 7 will be celebrating their Model Seder on March 20th. On Sunday, March 31 (6th day of Passover), please do not bring in any food or drink, including coffee into the Temple. The temple will be providing snacks and drinks on this day. Please see me if your child has special dietary needs.

Morah Devorah

Coming events:• Faculty Appreciation Shabbat, March 22, 7pm

• 2013 Spring Basket Auction, April 6, 7:30pm

Religious School

Day Care/Pre-School Space Available

at Temple Emanu-ElApproximately 2250 sq. ft

For more details call the Temple offi ce at 978-373-3861Move Right In!

Sisterhood Gift ShopPassover will soon be upon us, and the giftshop will have some new items for this holiday. We have the 10 plagues fi nger puppets, Passover children’s dinner activity mats, matzah bibs, new seder plates and Matzah trays. All Purim and Passover related items will be 10% off. Stop by to see what’s new or to just say hello.Please email [email protected] or contact Nancy in the Temple offi ce if you are interested in any items, need a price or need something special.

Martina NathanSisterhood Giftshop

Giftshop Hours:Sundays from 11am to 12 noon

or by appointment

amazon.com fundraiserDid you know that the Temple earns a percentage of

every purchase made at amazon.com?How To Order:

1. Visit www.templeemanu-el.org (don’t forget the dash!)

2. Click on Fundraising tab and scroll down to:

3. Order online as usualIf you would like help, please ask Paula

in HaSifriyah for assistance.

Sisterhood Cooks Mitch’s Placeand Community Meals

Our wonderful cooks for Mitch’s Place for the month of February were:

Rita Harris, Gail Korinow, Anne Jacobson, Claire Koffman and Zachery Koffman

We continue to need volunteers especially as the weather gets colder and people who need the shelter go indoors.

Thank you,Marilyn Goldberg

[email protected]

DONATE A CAR!!

Looking for a new tax deduction? Got an old clunker you want off your hands? Want to help the Temple? Did you know that you can donate your car to the Temple? It is quick and easy. They will even come and get it, so you do not have to bring it anywhere. It’s a win-win situation for everyone! Here’s why: You don’t have to worry about selling your car and having the buyer invoke the Lemon Law The car does not even have to be running They will come to your house and take it right out of your driveway You get a tax deduction for the full amount of selling the car You make a donation to the Temple that doesn’t cost you any of your own money You get an IRS form 1098 listing the Temple as the recipient, that you use for your tax deductionWhat could be easier? You get rid of a car that you don’t want anyway, and the Temple gets a dona-tion.If you are interested, call the Temple to help you through the process. Or, better yet, call me, and I will personally help you make the donation.

Kevin Miller, (603) 893-5421UPDATE: The Temple just received their fi rst

check for over $1700 on only 1 car donation!!!

Collecting Labels to support Religious School

The PTO is collecting labels in order to purchase special educational materials for your children.Check your cans and boxes and please drop the labels off at the Temple offi ce or Religious School offi ce.

Thanks for your support!

The Temple is recycling phones and print cartridges. Please drop

them off at the Temple offi ce or Religious School offi ce.

Thank you for recycling

Fu n d r a i s i n g at Te mp l e E m a n u-E l

2013 Spring Basket AuctionApril 6, 2013 • 7:30 pm

Themed baskets and other items are needed for both the Live and Silent Auctions.

For more information or to help plan the event call either of the two co-chairs:

Marie Katzen (978-352-3341) or [email protected] Lisa Desberg (978-360-8298) or [email protected]

Proceeds of the Basket Auction to benefi t the Adeline B. Watnick Religious School

Children’s Fund which supports our Religious School Enrichment Programs:

Gan Day, Home Start and Family Connection and subsidizes fi eld trips.

Passover FundraiserSee page 2 of this bulletin for details.

Help support the Temple!!!

Scrip Comes to Temple Emanu-El!Shop with Scrip is an easy way to support Temple Emanu-El. Simply purchase gift cards (or “scrip”) for places where you plan to shop, and use those cards instead of cash or credit. The Temple purchases the gift cards at a discount and sells them at full face value; you use them at full face value at your favorite retailers. The beauty is that you put your regular shopping dollars to work. You earn money for the Temple without spending a single additional penny. Keep cards for Shaw’s, Kohl’s, Starbucks, Target, CVS, Dunkin’ Donuts and many other retailers in your pocket to use just like cash. Scrip can be used for all your household purchases: groceries, clothes, household supplies, gasoline, entertainment, dining, and gifts, to name just a few.Our fi rst two orders, though small, were quite successful. As we increase our participation, this has the potential to be a great fundraiser for the Temple.Order forms and additional information are available in the Temple offi ce and library, as well as on our website at www.TempleEmanu-El.org/fundraising. You may also order scrip online at www.shopwithscrip.com. Watch your email for the next ordering deadline, and thanks for participating! If you have any questions, please contact Paula Breger at 978.373.8846 or [email protected].

Paula Breger, Scrip Program Coordinator

PASSOVER ANNOUNCEMENTS

MAOT CHITTIM - The custom of donating money to a Maot Cittim Fund immediately before Passover is an ancient one. Maot Chittim means “portions of wheat,” referring to wheat needed to bake matzah. Since during Passover Jews may not eat bread or products that ferment, a special fund is established to assist the poor in purchasing Passover necessities. Please consider helping those not as fortunate as you are and send your contribution to the Rabbi Ira L. Korinow Chesed Fund.

Checks can be made out to “Temple Emanu-El” and indicate “Maot Chittim” on the memo line.

MECHIRAT CHAMETZ -It is customary before Passover to free ourselves of leaven in our homes via “Mechirat Chametz,” the selling of the leaven. Rabbi Korinow will be pleased to assist in the process. Please call him at the Temple office or fill in the written agreement to be found below and mail it to Rabbi Korinow with a contribution to buy it back after Passover. Chametz should be sold by the morning of Monday, March 25th

PROJECT MAZON - In addition to selling your chametz, you may wish to donate this food to those who are hungry. If you can bring whatever food items you have to the Temple office by noon on Monday, March 18th, we will deliver it to a local organization for distribution to the needy. A monetary contribution can also be made to “MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger.” For an envelope, please call the Temple Office.

SHARE YOUR PASSOVER SEDER - Passover has traditionally been a time when families, relatives and non-relatives join together in celebration of the Passover seder. Many small families band together for the seder. Single individuals, like college students who are away from home, or others who have no family, need to be invited to a seder. Please call the Temple office to express your desire to be invited to a seder, or to express your desire to invite another family or individual to your seder. The Temple staff will serve as sensitive and careful Passover seder matchmakers.

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Authorization for the Selling of Chametz

I authorize Rabbi Ira Korinow to sell my chametz to someone who is not Jewish in the community. I also agree to buy back my chametz at the end of Passover.

Enclosed is my contribution to tzedakah (charity) for $ ____________ .

_________________________________signature

Please complete and return with a check made out to“Temple Emanu-El” for any amount to:

Rabbi Ira KorinowTemple Emanu-El514 Main StreetHaverhill, MA 01830

Adult EducationPresents

Sunday, March 10 • 9:30amTracing Jewish Roots Along the River MysticMystic River Jewish Communities Project

East Boston was the port-of-entry for thousands of European Jewish immigrants during the early 20th century – and it is where they established the fi rst Jewish cemetery in 1844 in the Greater Boston area. In the following decades, they surged into the communities surrounding the Mystic River!A few decades later, the numbers dwindled as the fl ow moved outward in all directions to suburban communities. But their roots were in these cities and towns. There lie stories of determination, endurance and success in America.Lisa Berenson of the Jewish Cemeteries Association of Massachusetts (JCAM) will be visiting us and presenting a slide show on this and other projects that the Association is involved in as well as talking to us about the social, cultural, historic and artistic elements of Jewish cemeteries in Mas-sachusetts.JCAM is preserving this history with the Mystic River Jewish Communities Project that will be housed in the famous chapel at East Boston’s Ohabei Shalom Cemetery. It will be dedicated to teaching the skills and inspiring the values of the Jewish pioneers.This project aims to transport you back in time to where life along the Mystic River – the towns of East Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Revere, Medford, Malden, Somerville and Winthrop – was bursting with Jewish culture, music, and business. Our speaker aims to bring to life the sights, sounds and stories of these early Jewish immigrant communities to educate, pro-mote, and strengthen the ongoing work of transforming the Ohabei Shalom Chapel in East Boston into the Mystic River Jewish Community Exhibit.

The Adult Education committee will sponsor a breakfast starting at 9:30 am and the program will begin at 10:00 am. There is no registration fee required although an RSVP would be appreciated to the Temple Offi ce to fa-cilitate planning.

Save the Date! Adult Education

Sunday, April 7th!“Nightwords, A Midrash on the Holocaust”will be presented again, this time on Yom Ha-Shoah, in an expanded format and at a new venue on Sunday, April 7, 2-5pm. “The dramatic reading will be presented by us at the Center for the Study of Jewish-Chris-tian-Muslim Relations at Merrimack College, North Andover,” Fred and Rhoda Feldman, co-chairs of Adult Education announced. Keep alert for details which will be forthcom-ing shortly, but put what will be a tremen-dously exciting program on your calendar!

Communities of the Mystic River

Israel ChavurahThe Discussion ContinuesSaturday, March 16at 12 noon

The Israel Chavurah meets once a month on Saturday as that week’s Shabbat Shiur (Bible Study Class). Each session begins with a kiddush/luncheon following the Shabbat morning service. Join with other members of the community to help develop a bet-ter understanding of the issues concerning Israel and the Middle East.

Save the following dates, too: Saturdays, April 13 & May 25, 2013

March Shabbat Services

Scout Shabbathonoring

All Daisies, Brownies, Girl Scouts and Cadets;Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers

All Scouts should come in uniform

Friday, March 8 • 7:00 pm

Tot Shabbat


Faculty Appreciation Shabbat Service

Grades 3 & 4 participate


February and March birthday blessings will be given

Saturday, March 2(after Shabbat Services)

discussing

The God Upgrade by Jamie Korngold

Please call the Temple offi ce at 978-373-3861 to RSVP so that we can know how many people to

expect, though drop-ins are always welcome!

Temple Emanu-El

BOOK CLUB

Fun! Fun! Fun! For All Ages!!!

Temple Emanu-El’sIndoor Picnic & Game Day

Sunday, March 10th12noon – 3PM, Winer Auditorium

We will supply the hot dogs, kosher luncheon meat and watermelon.

Please bring yourselves and family members, picnic blankets, games (cards, board games)

and toys.

Donation food items needed:

Potato salad Potato chips

Cole slaw Salads

Tuna salad Egg salad

Fruit other than watermelon Parve desserts

To help us plan, we need you to RSVP to the Temple Offi ce (978) 373-3861 or

email us at [email protected].

Contributions will be accepted to defray the cost of food. All children must be accompanied

by an adult.This fun fi lled day is sponsored by the Social Committee. For more details, contact Harriet Peick (978) 689-4517

Trusts, Wills and BequestsHave you given thought to making a gift to the

Temple? Have you considered adding the Temple as a benefi ciary to your will?

If you are interested in discussing gift and nam-ing opportunities, please call

Larry Cowan at:(978) 372-1451 (offi ce) or

(978) 685-4535 (home)or speak directly with Rabbi Korinow through

the Temple offi ce.Thank you!

For more information

go to www.mvjf.org

or call 978-688-0466

Federation Upcoming Events

Please join us for a new Seder Experience to mark our Bat Mitzvah Year!Miria m's Seder Exper ience

S u n d ay, M a rc h 1 7 , 2 0 1 3Kasbah 3:00 – 5:00pm

Workshops 3:30 – 4:00 followed by Seder

Te m p l e E m a n u e l • 7 H a g g e t t s Po n d R o a d • A n d ove r, M A

We invite all women (over age 8) to participate in a lively Passover Experience! Miriam’s Seder will be led by Rabbi Karen Landy with musical accompaniment by Rhea Simon Skoler

The Miriam’s Seder Experience includes... Joyful Seder & Kosher Full Dinner

Miriam’s Seder Sponsor: $56 (Sponsors are invited to lead a reading at the seder)

Seder Experience Participants: $39.00

Seder Matriarchs: (70 and over) $35.00

*Chicken or Vegetarian Dinner Options

Sign Up for Workshops (space limited –1st come 1st served) ¨ Have Fun at the Seder ¨ Explore the Haggadah

For more information

go to www.mvjf.org

or call 978-688-0466

Family Bowling and Pizza PartyCOME ONE COME ALL – PJ Library, Camp Hadar and all Young Families in the Merrimack Valley!

Sunday, April 14 from 1:00 - 3:30 pm

Location: Brunswick Zone, 647 Pawtucket Blvd, Lowell, MACost: $10.00 per person (Adults and Kids) includes bowling, shoe rental, pizza and drinksRegister: www.mvjf.org or make checks payable to:

Merrimack Valley Jewish Federation, P.O. Box 937, Andover, MA 01810.

DON'T STRIKE OUT!Registration Deadline: Monday, April 8

Questions? Call Michelle Soll at 978-688-0466 or email [email protected].

HAVE FUN WITH FRIENDS AND GET TO MEET OTHER Young Families in the Merrimack Valley!Bring a new or gently used secular book that will be donated to Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence.

LOU & ISABELLE APTEKER FUNDShirley Fox, in loving memory of her

father, Louis Apteker on his yahrzeit and in loving memory of her step-mother, Isabelle Apteker on her yahrzeit

BANNER-SACARAOB FUNDAlan, Maurine, Melissa & Josh Claver,

in loving memory of their mother and grandmother, Ruth Banner on her yahrzeit and in loving memory of their grandfather and great-grandfather, Abraham Banner on his yahrzeit

WILLIAM BENDETSON FAMILY FUNDLaura Bendetson, in loving memory of

her mother, Annie Kurland on her yahrzeit

BUILDING FUNDLillian Morse, in loving memory of her

mother, Frances Lasden on her yahrzeit

Audrey Morse Garcia, in loving memory of her grandmother, Frances Lasden on her yahrzeit

BRODY FAMILY FUNDPearl Shyavitz, in loving memory of

her grandmother, Sophie Brody on her yahrzeit

BILL & NELLIE COHEN FUNDBarbara Rozman, in loving memory

of her father, William Cohen on his yahrzeit

COWAN FAMILY CONTINUITY FUNDLarry & Janet Cowan, in loving

memory of Laurie Hodas, daughter of members, Marilyn & Mike Goldberg

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDAdele and Melvin Ash, in memory of

Laurie HodasRobert Hirshberg, in memory of his

father, Alvan HirshbergAlice Merkrebs and Wolf Jachimowicz,

in appreciation of the High Holy Day services

Saralyn Shapiro, in memory of her father, Lester Waks, on his yahrzeit

JACKALEEN & WARREN FRYE FUNDJackie Frye, in loving memory

of Laurie Hodas, daughter of members, Marilyn & Mike Goldberg

MARILYN & MYER GOLDBERG FUNDIn loving memory of Laurie Hodas,

daughter of members, Marilyn & Mike Goldberg

Stuart Mandell Joe, Anne & Scott Freedman Nancy LaFleur Lucille Traister Vivian Gordon Margery Bendetson Raema Ornsteen Norma Halpern Sandy Channen Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Channen Mr. & Mrs. Steven Channen Mr. & Mrs. Russell Channen David (z”l) & Beverly Barson Dr. & Mrs. Alan Kaitz Dotty & David Baker Marilyn Berlin Janet Kopel Michael & Amy Sherr Carol & Steve Shain Trudy & Mitch Zakin Esther RosenMarilyn & Mike Goldberg, in loving

memory of David Barson

LOUIS HARTMAN FAMILY FUNDBenjamin Hartman, in loving memory

of his sister, Sally Hartman Gould on her yahrzeit

HARRY & EVA HIRSHBERG FUNDAbby Greene, in loving memory of

Alvan HirshbergElaine Hirshberg, in loving memory of

her brother, Alvan HirshbergMilton Hirshberg, in loving memory

of his brother, Alvan C. Hirshberg and in loving memory of his father, Harry Hirshberg on his yahrzeit

JEWISH CONTINUITYMichael & Amy Sherr, in honor of Fredi

Anne Hurwitz & John Wessler, on the birth of their grandson, Silas Wessler and in loving memory of Dorothy Kopel

Vivian Gordon, in honor of Samuel & Shirley Yanku, on the birth of their great-grandson, Matthew Jacob Weintraub

Samuel & Shirley Yanku, in honor of the birth of their great-grandson, Matthew Jacob Weintraub, son of Amy & Andrew Weintraub

Loren & Michelle Goldstein, wishing a speedy recovery to Nancy LaFleur

Gloria Mezikofsky, in loving memory of her mother, Celia Liftman on her yahrzeit

ALMA & GEORGE KLINETSKY FAMILY FUNDAlma Klinetsky, in loving memory

of Laurie Hodas, daughter of members, Marilyn & Mike Goldberg and in loving memory of her mother, Anna B. Silverman on her yahrzeit

RABBI IRA L. KORINOW CHARITY FUNDJudith Citron, in honor of Sharyn

Russell

RICHARD & MIRIAM LEWIS FUNDMiriam Lewis Levinson, in loving

memory of her mother-in-law & father-in-law, Ruth & Daniel Lewis on their yahrzeit and in loving memory of her father, Joseph Hazan on his yahrzeit

Cynthia Lewis, in loving memory of her grandmother, Ruth Lewis on her yahrzeit

BEN & MOLLIE MERSHON FUNDBob & Helene Mershon, in loving

memory of Deborah Webber, daughter of Barbara Greenberg, wishing a speedy recovery to Frank Marcellino, in loving memory of Murray Goldberg, father of Jeffrey Goldberg, in loving memory of Laurie Hodas, daughter of members, Marilyn & Mike Goldberg and in loving memory of his father, Ben Mershon on his yahrzeit

Jeff Mershon, in loving memory of Murray Goldberg, father of Jeffrey Goldberg

DR. FOREST & JUDITH MILDEN FUNDRandy Milden, in loving memory of her

mother, Judith Silberman Milden on her yahrzeit

ABRAHAM & ESTHER ROSEN FUNDLynne Buchhalter, in loving memory of

her father, Norman Shapiro on his yahrzeit

JOSEPH & MIRIAM SHAIN FUNDMiriam Shain, in loving memory of her

sister, Nathalie Rosenfield on her yahrzeit and in loving memory of her mother & father, Rachel & David Suvalle on their yahrzeit

ADELINE B. WATNICK RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CHILDREN’S FUNDLarry Sugarman, in loving memory of

Leona SirkmanDebbi Levasseur, in loving memory of

Arnold Gofstein, father of member, Mark Gofstein

WINDOWS TO THE FUTURE CAPITAL CAMPAIGNTrudy & Mitch Zakin, in loving memory

of Arnold Gofstein, father of member, Mark Gofstein

Richard Rosengard, in loving memory of Laurie Hodas, daughter of members Marilyn & Mike Goldberg

YAHRZEIT FUNDMerrill Mezikofsky, in loving memory

of his mother, Ruth Mezikofsky on her yahrzeit

Gary Beden, in loving memory of his grandfather, Morris Edelstein on his yahrzeit

Daniel Gordon, in loving memory of his father, Lowell Gordon on his yahrzeit

Naomi Cooner, in loving memory of her grandparents, Rebecca & Simon Fine on their yahrzeit and in loving memory of her uncle, George Fine on his yahrzeit

Amy Flynn, Ann Glagovsky & David Glagovsky, in loving memory of their beloved mother, Bernice T. Glagovsky on her yahrzeit

Carol Shain, in loving memory of her sister, Barbara Feingold on her yahrzeit and in loving memory of her parents, Rose & David M. Greenberg on their yahrzeit

Maurice Cohen, in loving memory of his mother, Anne Cohen on her yahrzeit

Howard Hantman, in loving memory of his father, Leonard Hantman on his yahrzeit

Sandra Bernstein, in loving memory of her father, Joseph Bernstein on his yahrzeit

Iris Adams, in loving memory of her brother, Donald Berkovitz on his yahrzeit

Beverly Sidel, in loving memory of her brother-in-law, Arnold Sidel on his yahrzeit

Gail Korinow, in loving memory of her uncle, Sydney Greene on his yahrzeit

Ira Korinow, in loving memory of his mother, Freida Korinow on her yahrzeit

Charlotte Brown, in loving memory of her mother, Lillian Grosky Mooshian on her yahrzeit, in loving memory of her father, G. Bernard Grosky on his yahrzeit, in loving memory of her brother, Charles W. Grosky on his yahrzeit and in loving memory of her brother, Edward R. Grosky on his yahrzeit

Richard Gorevitz, in loving memory of his father, Arnold Gorevitz on his yahrzeit

Madeline Blake, in loving memory of her father, Alan Blake on his yahrzeit

Gail Kleven Gelb, in loving memory of her parents, Louis & Gertrude Kleven on their yahrzeit

Have You Remembered Temple Emanu-El?A bequest to Temple Emanu-El is an excellent way of fulfill-ing the mitzvah of securing a future for our community. When preparing your will or when making changes, please remember the Temple. Your gift will provide for you and your loved ones a lasting way of supporting Jewish life in the greater Haverhill area.

For the sake of Jewish continuity, remember Temple Emanu-El!

Hospital VisitsRabbi Korinow visits the Merrimack Valley Hospital in Haverhill weekly or as needed.

The Rabbi wants to visit any member who is in a hospital. If you know that a member of Temple Emanu-El is hospital-ized in any hospital, please call the Rabbi to let him know.

If you are interested in talking about a potential gift to the Campaign as well as payment options, please call me at my office (978) 372-1451 or at home (978) 685-4535.

Thank you! Larry Cowan, Chair

Windows to the Future Campaign

March 2 20th of AdarIda Traister AdlerToby AlperinIsabelle AptekerSharon ArkovitzCelia BarosinLouis BenjaminAbram Jack BlumsackBeatrice BrindisSophie BrodyGertrude CastenMaurice CloseRay “Lala” CohenCharles CourtMorris EdelsteinEva GoldbergSara GoldbergLeila GoldbergGary GoodmanHarvey GoralnickHarry GossulHyman J. GretskyRose HanchesFlorence HarrisGladys HersonAnna HirschJune HirshbergBonnie JudkowitzBertram KabachnickBenjamin KritzmanAnna LabzofskyShirley Leavitt BaulingSarah LeveneHenry LevinIda LevineCelia LiftmanLeona MarcusArthur MillerWilliam OrnsteenBenjamin PincheskyLena PodwarskyDiana RosenstonAbraham SchlafmanFrederic Jay SheldonLester SilvermanEsther SteckerlHarry SteinbergSam SwartzMax TriedmanAnnie Wides

Elizabeth WoodmanIda ZeligDavid Zelig

March 8 & 9 27th of AdarRuth AlperinAbraham AlpertAbraham BannerRose BarrNathalie BercuRuth BergmanEsther BermanAlan BlakeSylvia BlattAlice BurakoffRebecca “Betty”

CohenAnne CohenHannah DavidoffEdna DineAbraham DisenhofJennie EdelsteinJoseph EdstineShirley Eisenman

MoyerAnna FinburyBarney FisherIrving L. FramDavid FreedmanAbraham FrischJulia GarbelnickAda GaudreauBessie GersonKevin Michael GordonArnold GorevitzRuth GrossJinnie Yorra GurardRueben HallAlan HalpernRuth HarsfaldMaxwell HarveySarah HershmanHarry HirshbergBurton HollanderLena KarelitzBetty KrulfeldAnnie KurlandSeth LampertHerman LaskeyKathryn LevitskyLeon Lewis

Israel LinskyLillian M. MaistroskyMelvin Samuel

OrnsteenMolly ReinesNathan RobinsonEsther A. RomeEsther B. RosengardBetty RussellIda ShermanJacob ShinbergRay ShliveckDeborah ShufferSamuel SilverwatchRebeccah TraisterNathan TumanA. Raymond Tye

March 15 5th of NisanBessie BakerAnna BakerDavid BassAbraham BenderNorris BendetsonDonald BerkovitzAlbert BernheimDoris BloomRebecca BursteinMiriam CookBreina DobrowMarlene DressMorris EisenmanSamuel FinkleRebecca FishbeinJacob GoldmanThelma HarveyEva HoltzDavid JacobsonRose JollesSadie KarelisFreida KorinowHarry KramerFanny KupsovAaron LabzofskyEthel LedermanHyman MaistroskyArchie MarksonMollie MillerSamuel MyselHjalmar NurmiHarry Ordman

Jacob PavloffJoshua PhillipsHerbert PollackJason RobertsDorothy Luther RoseGeorge SegalNorman ShapiroMelvin ShapiroArnold SidelGabriel SilvermanNathan TribemanSarah TribemanHoward Wiseberg

March 22 & 23 12th of NisanRose AbelSylvia BenezraBernice BermanJoseph DorffSophie DouglasEdith FalthzikJacob FlaglerEthel FoxJames FoxEdward FreedlenderLojos FriedmanBernard GofsteinSarah GoldbaumEva GorevitzSally Hartman GouldLee GreenbaumSydney GreeneDorothea R. HarrisHinda HirshbergElliot KarelitzAnnie KatzSidney KlicksteinHarvey KopelmanBessie KotzenNorman LitmanDavid MaistroskyRandi McGonagleArnold MendelsohnJudith MildenLillian Grosky

MooshianMark MordecaiMorton RubinMaynard SandlerEthel Klayman

Schlafman

Esther SchwartzAlbert SheldonEvelyn SteinbergSelma Von Der BrockIsaac WidesHarry ZemblerBlanche Zidle

March 30 19th of NisanNorman BerkovichMilton BermanEthel May BernsteinCharlotte BrivtaAaron ChazanNorman CohenAbraham DavidoffLynne FaigenJerome FishbeinElizabeth GarberMax GoldbergSamuel GoldbergArthur GordonGrace Lillian GordonAlbert HalpernTillie HaverbackJoseph HazanClarence KarelitzGertrude KlevenRuth LewisBenjamin MandellMax MarcusEsther MarcusS. Ernest MayerDorothy MyersBessie PinskyDonna Elizabeth PlattJoseph RosengardLena SchlafmanElmer SegalFannie ShapiroJoan TreitelRose ZelmanBenjamin Zidle

The following names at Yahrzeit will be read on Shabbat

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showers, bar/bat mitzvahs, weddings, anniversaries, and much more!

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Members of the Executive CommitteeLynn Martin President 603-382-8771David Belsky 1st V.P. 978-363-8846Larry Jacobs 2nd V.P. 603-458-1884Judd Nathan Secretary 603-362-6293Larry Cowan Treasurer 978-685-4535Kevin Miller Assistent Treasurer 603-893-5421Loren Goldstein Past President 603-373-7494Stuart Mandell Life President 978-372-3514

Temple CommitteesAdult Ed Rhoda/Fred Feldman 603-580-5779Budget Larry Jacobs 603-458-1884Brotherhood Jay Koffman 978-521-5148Chesed Sharyn Russell 978-372-5777Communications Director Fred Feldman 603-580-5779Dues Larry Jacobs 603-458-1884Fundraising TBD HaSifriyah (Library) Paula Breger 978-363-8846House Loren Goldstein 978-373-7494Membership Outreach Eric Jacobs 603-329-4441PTO TBD Religious Practice Kevin Miller 603-893-5421Religious School Rita Harris 978-352-6842Renovations Kevin Miller 603-893-5421Security David Belsky 978-363-8846Sisterhood TBDSocial TBD Social Action TBD Trusts/Wills/Bequests Larry Cowan 978-372-1451Windows to the Future Larry Cowan 978-372-1451Youth Trudy Zakin 978-475-8170

Members of the Board of DirectorsJackie Berman 2014 978-521-0903Nora Cannon 2013 978-352-6334Sandy Channen 2015 978-374-0813Fred Feldman 2014 603-580-5779Rhoda Feldman 2014 603-580-5779Eric Jacobs 2013 603-329-4441Jesse Kamien 2013 603-898-6630Jay Koffman 2013 978-521-5148Mark Messinger 2015 978-374-0700Eunice Miller 2015 603-893-5421Harriet Peick 2014 978-689-4517Barbra Forman Salladay 2014 603-329-5359Paul Shalek 2014 603-382-5487Vincent Van Der Linden 2015 978-609-8044Pat Whitman (z”l) 2015 603-362-4258Doug Zimon 2015 603-382-5329

Temple AdministrationRabbi Ira Korinow, [email protected] Levasseur, Religious School Director, [email protected] J. LaFleur, Temple Administrator, [email protected] Harris, Cantorial Soloist, [email protected] Giannopoulous, Bookkeeper, [email protected] Hill, Religious School Administrative Assistant, [email protected]

Temple Emanu-El514 Main Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 • E-mail: [email protected]: 978-373-3861 Fax: 978-373-7995 • www.TempleEmanu-El.org

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March 2013 – Adar / Nisan 5773

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 19th of Adar 2 20th of Adar

Parashat Ki Tisa

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30am

Book Club12noon

3 21st of Adar

Religious School 9am-12pm

Purim Carnival10:30am

4 22nd of Adar

High School6-8pm

5 23rd of Adar

Executive Mtg 7:15pm

6 24th of Adar

Religious School 4-6pm

Choir 7:00pm

7 25th of Adar 8 26th of Adar

Scout Shabbat 7:00pm

9 27th of AdarParashat Vayakhel-

Pekudei


Shabbat Shiur12noon

10 28th of AdarDay light

saving beginsReligious School

9am-12pmFC3 & 4 9:00amAdult Ed 9:30am

Indoor Picnic & Game Day 12pm

HEFTY Bd 12pm

11 29th of Adar

High School6-8pm

Religious School Committee Mtg

7:30pm

12 1st of NisanRosh Chodesh Nisan

13 2nd of Nisan

Calendar Mtg 1:00pm


Choir 7:00pmBoard Mtg

7:15pm

14 3rd of Nisan 15 4th of Nisan

Tot Shabbat6:00pm

16 5th of NisanParashat Vayikra


Israel Chavurah12noon

17 6th of NisanReligious School

9am-12pmHomestart 9am

ATID Program 9:30amPassover Fundraiser

9:30amYouth Committee Mtg

12:15pm

18 7th of Nisan

High School6-8pm

Passover Fundraiser 7:00pm

19 8th of Nisan

Passover Fundraiser 7:00pm

20 9th of Nisan


Model Seder

Choir 7:00pm

21 10th of Nisan 22 11th of Nisan

Faculty Appreciation

Shabbat Service 7:00pm

Grades 3 & 4 participate

23 12th of NisanParashat Tzav


Shabbat Shiur12noon

24 13th of Nisan

Religious School 9am-12pm

25 14th of Nisan

Erev Pesach1st Seder

Fast of the First Born 7:30am

No High School

26 15th of Nisan

1st Day of Passover

9:30am Service

Offi ce Closed

27 16th of Nisan

2nd Day of Passover

Offi ce ClosedNo Religious School

28 17th of Nisan 29 18th of Nisan 30 19th of Nisan


Shabbat Shiur12noon

31 20th of NisanReligious School

9am-12pmGan Day 9amATID Program

9:30am

6:40pm

5:23pm

The Jewish Advocate is offering a FREE 6-month subscription to NEW temple members.

Call 617-367-9100 ext. 120

ALL temple members can receive a free, ongoing subscription to The Jewish Journal. Call 978-745-4111 x121

or email [email protected].

6:32pm

5:15pm

6:48pm

No Food or Drink to be brought into the Temple unless kosher for Passover

No Food or Drink to be brought into the Temple unless kosher for Passover

A P R I L

Temple Emanu-El 514 Main Street Haverhill, MA 01830

Tzadikim Elijah’s Table AmoodimWhen you become a member of either Tzadikim, Elijah’s Table or Amoodim, you are doing an act of loving kindness by helping one of the families in our community who cannot afford to pay full dues.

Tzadikim 5773:Members who contribute $475 over the $1900 Family Membership Full Dues or $238 over the $950 Single Membership Full Dues.

Laura Bendetson Marilyn & Mike Goldberg Alma KlinetskyMargery Bendetson Caren & Howard Hantman Howard PaulRonnie Cohen Michele Howard Gina & Robert Vega

Elijah’s Table 5773:Members who contribute $950 over the $1900 Family Membership Full Dues or $475 over the $950 Single Membership Full Dues.Janet & Larry Cowan Patricia & Bill Herman Essie & Brian ShumanAnonymous Janet Kopel David Watnick

Amoodim 5773:Members who contribute $1900 over the $1900 Family Membership Full Dues or $950 over the $950 Single Membership Full Dues.Stuart Mandell Mattie & David Paul Stephen SallLeona Paul Nancy Paul

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