Temple Beth El Service Schedule

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TEMPLE BETH EL SISTERHOOD Schedule of Daily Services Monday Mornings 8:00 A.M. Thursday Mornings 8:00 A.M. Friday Shabbat Evening 5:30 P.M. Saturday Shabbat Morning 9:30 A.M. Sunday Mornings 8:45 A.M. Dear Friends, Please join us any morning, from the schedule above, that you are available, to help be part of a minyan. It is a mitzvah for you and for our service. Temple Beth El Office Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Candle Lighting 5774 September 2nd 7:17 P.M. September 9th 7:04 .PM. September 16th 6:52 P.M. September 23rd 6:39 P.M. September 30th 6:26 P.M. Please notify Temple of any ADDRESS CHANGES you may have for the spring months, we need these address changes if we are to continue sending the bulletin.

Thank You.

Saturday, September 17th

Temple Beth El’s Bozhena Samoshuk Bat Mitzvah 9:30 A.M. Friday, September 23rd Erev Shabbat 7:30 P.M. Sisterhood will donate the flowers for the bimah and also host the oneg.

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Elul / Tishri 5776 / 5777 Vol.8.1 September 2016

Page 2 Temple Beth El Organization Cantor Kalman A. Socolof Dr. Stanley Gerstein, Rabbi Emeritus Officers Marsha Silverman, President Michael Silverman, Treasurer Trustees Ernest Berkowitz Ann Nathan Michael Damsky Rae Rosenfeld Cecily Eidelhoch Yevgenii Samoshuk Saul Finer Brad Sklar Melissa Kowalsky Mark Smith David Lowitz Adele Sossen Charles Manning Staff Mundy B. Shapiro, Executive Director Julie Cain, Secretary

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A Message from Cantor Socolof

As this is being written, in mid-August, the Summer Olympics continue apace. Every day, we are treated to athletic achievements that excite and inspire us. What we don’t see, of course, are the many hours of dedication, practice and flat-out work that allowed the athletes to perform such impressive feats. In their own way, the High Holidays are analogous to the Olympics. They are a periodic assembly of Jews around the world (as opposed to from around the world) that we hope will excite and inspire us. Like the Olympics, the High Holidays involve a tremendous amount of work on the part of a lot of people. Officers, committee members and other congregants agonize over plans and make every effort to see that the service runs smoothly so that those in attendance can concentrate on the spiritual challenge rather than on the mechanical details. September this year coincides with the month of Elul, the month on the Hebrew calendar that precedes the High Holidays. Elul is characterized by the rabbis as an opportunity for us to get into the right frame of mind for the High Holidays. Just as an athlete would not go into a competition without having trained and warmed up, we ought not to go into the High Holidays without having prepared ourselves. The shofar is blown at the weekday morning services in Elul to apprise people of the approach of the Yom Tovim and the need to get ready. Let us not lose the opportunity to be at our best and fully ready when the High Holidays arrive. Let us use Elul as a training ground so that when we come to services we will be in the right frame of mind and heart. Let us get a head start on forgiving others and asking them to forgive us. Let us apply ourselves to repentance, prayer and acts of charity now so that when the High Holidays arrive, we are already well into the swing of things. Let us, like so many Olympic athletes, be moved by what our own efforts can bring us to accomplish. Cantor Socolof

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Temple Beth El President’s Message As summer ends, I would like to say thank you to our lay leaders and speakers during Erev Shabbat services. We appreciate you stepping up to the bimah.

The possessions we have stored at the Globe Mill from our sale of 1607 Genesee St. need to find a new home. If you know of someone interested in looking at any items, please contact the office.

I was happy to see members of both congregations attend a special luncheon to bid farewell to loyal congregants, Chuck and Rita Manning. It was a bittersweet event. Their children and grandchildren took part in the Shabbat service, which made it a very special occasion. We wish them all the best and will always remember their contributions to Temple.

Preparations are underway for the High Holiday services. Many hours are spent arranging and contacting congregants to assure everything runs smoothly. It still amazes me what happens behind the scenes.

As autumn approaches, I hope we can look forward to working together as a community and share upcoming opportunities.

Shalom, Marsha

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Temple Beth El Executive Director’s Message Dear Friends, It is again time to share the High Holy Days with our family, friends and our fellow congregants at the Jewish Community Center. Rosh Hashanah – the first day of Tishri 5777 falls on October 3, 2016 this year. The first ten days of the New Year are set aside as the ―Ten Days of Penitence‖ starting with Rosh Hashanah and ending with Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement. This is the season for reflection and rededication of our daily life, of our Temple, and our family and friends near and dear to us. Let us rededicate ourselves to continuing to perform mitzvahs and supporting those in need. At the same time we will be thankful for our blessings, and our ability to find the strength for any difficult days ahead. May we all observe Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year, a day completely devoted to prayer and fasting. May our prayers be answered as we ask for forgiveness of our sins and pray to be inscribed in the Book of Life for a year of good health, days of pleasure and giving to others. We look forward to welcoming Cantor Larry Fader to lead our services along with Elliot Rabin and our congregants who help to make our services so special. Stan joins me in wishing one and all the best of everything for 5777.

L’Shanah Tova Tikatavu

Mundy

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Temple Beth El Sisterhood News

Temple Beth El Sisterhood is proud to have the opportunity to support Kehillat Netzach Israel, a congregation and school in Ashkelon, Israel. This is part of the Masorti movement. Our NOAM youth in the Purim Parade with Ashkelon Mayor, Mr. Beni Vaknin. Rabbi Gustavo Surazski writing the Children’s Megilah which we read from this Purim. Our Bar/Bat Mitzva group laying tefillin at the Masorti Kotel in Jerusalem.

Our regular Tikkun Olam activity, picking fruit (Katif) for needy families. One of our soldiers with a generously donated Purim Package (Mishloa’ch Manot). Our annual Nearly New Bazaar to raise funds for book bags and school supplies.

Dear Sisterhood at Temple Beth El, We have 135 children in our Afternoon Day Care Program which gives parents the opportunity to work a full day.

The children from the preschool stay and have a hot lunch. We provide special activities for them in the afternoon including Pet and Music Therapy. We try to find relaxing programs for our children who had a very difficult year with the war with Gaza. The children get frightened with heliocopters in the sky and loud noises.

We are also involved in many Tikun Olam Programs including packages for our soldiers, picking fruit for the needy, Bazaar of nearly new items and helping families waiting for their conversions to be accepted and do not have citizenship yet.

Our Tikun theme program is Discrimination. We hold our first lecture on discrimination of people who speak different languages. The second lecture is on discrimination of Ethiopian new immigrants. We are also arranging a special Ethiopian dinner with the lecture which will help a new Ethiopian Immigrant.

We have a very active Youth Movement here as well which starts in the first grade. We thank you again for your support in the past. Please come visit us any time you are in Israel.

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Temple Beth El Donations THE VICTOR H. FLAX FUND In Memory Of: Charles Freeman

Ernie and Vivian Berkowitz Saul and Judy Finer Heidi Foote Cyrelle Enders Lobenstein Family Paul R. Duberstein and Nancy Talbot

In Memory Of: Henry Freeman Marian Freeman Saul and Judy Finer His son Rob’s Havurah families in

Illinois and Massachussetts In Memory Of: Donald Wortman

Ernie and Vivian Berkowitz In Memory Of: Richard Abend

Judy Rosenblum In Memory Of: Les Rudolph

Saul and Judy Finer In Memory Of: Helmut “Hal” Lobenstein

Ed and Linda Lasher Ernie and Vivian Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Klion Reid and Laurie Klion Marsha Silverman Sherry Cooperman

In Memory Of: Helen Lefkowitz Harold Klein Saul and Judy Finer

In Memory Of: Helen Sperling Sherry Cooperman Cecily Eidelhoch

In Memory Of: Harry and Evelyn Cooperman

Sherry Cooperman In Memory Of: Grandmother – Jennie Slater Grandmother – Peshe Hinda Vyner Grandfather – Jacob Slater Aunt – Eva L. Slater Rita Goldie Shulman

Dorothy P. Kayle In Memory Of: Natalie Gerstein

Sherry Cooperman Cecily Eidelhoch

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In Honor Of: The Recovery of Anne Rebeck

Ruth Dresher Cohen Rhealu Greene

In Honor Of: The Recovery of Paul Ohlbaum

Michael and Evy Damsky In Honor Of: Millie Wertheim

Sherry Cooperman In Honor Of: Chuck and Rita Manning

Sherry Cooperman Mel and Judy Oster Roz and Marv Siegler Marlene Blumberg

In Honor Of: The Recovery of Rhealu Greene

Sherry Cooperman In Honor Of: The 100th Birthday of Florence Levinson

Sherry Cooperman In Honor Of: The marriage of Menacham and Judy Robbin’s son Seth

Irv and Rae Feldman In Honor Of: The marriage of Jerome and Kate Socolof

Robert and Adele Sossen Marian Freeman

In Honor Of: The new granddaughter Claire of Michael and Lois Silverman

Marsha Silverman MINYANAIRES FUND In Memory Of: Helen Lefkowitz

Ruth Dresher Cohen In Memory Of: Helmut “Hal” Lobenstein – a truly nice gentleman

Rhealu Greene In Memory Of: Rose Brown

Saul and Judy Finer

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Temple Beth El Donations (Continued from Page 5)

CEMETERY FUND In Memory Of: Charles Freeman

Marian Freeman Florence, David, Steven & Brad Talinn Charles and Rita Manning Marlene Blumberg

In Memory Of: Helmut “Hal” Lobenstein Charles and Rita Manning Marian Freeman

In Memory Of: Henry Freeman Marian Freeman

In Memory Of: Helen Lefkowitz Patricia Martin and Toby Saul and Judy Finer

The Yahreitz of William Leventhal: Izzy Cominsky

ARLEN FUND In Memory Of: Hal Lobenstein

Barbara Freeman

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One More Monument Cleaning

In July there were 23 Headstones and 61 Footstones cleaned. Our Cemetery is beginning to look well cared for but has a long way to go. We plan to schedule one more cleaning this summer because there have been several more requests since the first cleaning. Please schedule cleaning your family monuments. The next cleaning date will be scheduled soon depending on the weather. COST

Headstones $50.00 Footstones $35.00

Please call the Temple office or simply mail or bring in a check and a note with the information about what you want cleaned. Let us keep the Temple Beth El Cemetery looking beautiful.

The Cemetery Committee

A sample of a footstone that was badly in need of

cleaning and now looks beautiful.

TEMPLE BETH EL’S MENS CLUB

Organizational Meeting

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

7:00 P.M. at Temple Beth El

We will be:

Electing officers, Planning the Political Breakfast, Brainstorming ideas for

2016/2017

Looking forward to seeing you all.

Please call Steve Rosenfeld

737-5126

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Jewels of Elul The Hebrew month of Elul begins on September 4th. There is a great Jewish tradition to dedicate the 29 days in the month of Elul to study and prepare for the coming high holy days. The time is supposed to challenge us to use each day as an opportunity for growth and discovery. While conceptually the notion is noble, it was clear that acting on it was a bit more challenging. Enter . . . Jewels of Elul. For the past several years, Craig Taubman has collected short stories, anecdotes and introspection from some fascinating people, including Eli Winkelman, Desmond Tutu, the Dali Lama, Sarah Lefton, Eli Wiesel, Deepak Chopra, Pastor Rick Warren, Kirk Douglas, Rev. Ed Bacon, Rabbi David Wolpe, Ruth Messinger, Jeffrey Katzenberg and over 100 other inspired voices. You can sign up to receive this Jewels of Elul at www.jewelsofelul.com/receive-a-jewel-a-day/

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Temple Beth El Sisterhood New Year’s Greetings

Sisterhood has missed the last few years printing New Year’s Greetings from our Congregants to all who get the bulletin. We are back this year, please fill out the form below and send it to Temple with your check for $10.00 to be included in our

New Year’s Greetings to friends and family.

All forms must be received by September 9th to be printed in the October bulletin.

Sisterhood will appreciate your support and it is a mitvah to wish L’Shana Tovah to one and all.

Thank you in advance and L’Shana Tovah to friends and family.

Shalom, Mundy and Aliza

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Send your greetings to: Sisterhood Temple Beth El

2710 Genesee Street Utica, NY 13502

PJ Library Painting Party!!!

Join us on

Wednesday September 14th

4:30pm at Temple

We will be creating this beautiful Rosh Hashanah Painting

This event is open to children age 8 and younger. The $10 fee

includes all painting supplies and pizza served afterwards.

Please sign up by September 7th to reserve your space. Money

can be left with Rita at Temple in a clearly marked envelope.

Any questions please contact

Keri Campbell 315-796-7567 txt/call

This creative experience is presented by BB Designs

We begin practicing Selichot (communal prayers of forgiveness)

on the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah.

Our Selichot Service will be on Saturday, September 24th

Join us at 7pm for a short Havdalah service and delicious homemade goodies.

At the Selichot service, we change the Torah

covers to the white ones to reflect the purity of the season. The Selichot service will consist of prayers,

poems and thoughtful reflections.

We hope you will join us for this special service when we ready ourselves, as a community, for

the holiest of days.

TEMPLE EMANU-EL AND TEMPLE BETH EL

FIRST ANNUAL SISTERHOOD MAH JONGG TOURNAMENT

Sunday, September 25, 2016

Jewish Community Center, 2310 Oneida St, Utica

Breakfast/Registration: 8:30-9:15

Play 3 rounds-12 games: 9:30-1:00

NMJL rules apply –REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR 2016 CARD

Entry Fee: $20.00

Cash Prizes to Top Winners Door Prizes

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th

Please fill in registration form and mail to Temple Emanu-El, 2710 Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13502 - Attn: Lynn Tomaino,

with a check payable to Temple Emanu-El. Or register online at http://www.templeemanuel-utica.org/mah-jongg-

tournament. For further information, contact: Lynn Tomaino 315-723-3569, Vivian Berkowitz 315-732-0800 or Temple

Emanu-El office 724-4177.

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will pay Temple Beth El

for you to buy your groceries!!

Fill out the coupon below

with your check payable to Temple Beth El

and mail it to 2710 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13502

We will send you a gift card for the same amount!

You have not spent an extra penny and in return Temple

Beth El received a percentage from PriceChopper

and Hannford.

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PriceChopper $25. $50. $100

Hannaford $25. $50. $100

Thank You!!!

MARCH 19 – 28, 2017

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Temple Beth El October Simcha Grams

Enclosed is $1.50 per name that I have indicated. I have enclosed a check made out to the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El for $__________ for ______ (#) of Simcha Grams

Mail to: Rae Rosenfeld

3008 Oneida Street Sauquoit, NY 13456

Due by the 15th of the month

I have printed my name and date as I wish it to appear on the Simcha Gram.

Please call the Temple Office 724-4751, if you wish to add any names to the list

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS Oct OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES Date

Cis Rogers 03 Mark and Diane Kall 10/5/91

Sam Stern 03 Stanley and Mundy Shapiro 10/21/56

Rosalyn Philipson 08

Leo Orkin 11

Jeremy Schor 12

Chet Cohen 14

Sherry Cooperman 14

Adam Hirshfield 21

Norman Siegel 26

Barry J. Benson 28

Michael Foote 30

Name:

Telephone Number:

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Temple Beth September 2016/5776 Yahrzeit Records

The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of September 3 to 9, 2016: 30 Av to 6 Elul 5776 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday September 2, 2016

Jennie L. Berman* Joseph L. Goldstone* Ida R. Hodos* Philip Rudolph* Lillian Shapiro Cramer* Ben Greenberg Abe Jacobson* Isidor Siegel* Miriam F. Enright* Rose Greene* Ethan Michael Kamin* Mina Smith* Ruth Feldman* Miriam Grubman Jacob O. Nusbaum* Jack Stark* Abraham Gennis* Louis Haven Hershel Rosenblum* Sarah Wineburgh*

The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of September 10 to 16, 2016: 7 to 13 Elul 5776 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday September 9, 2016

Moe Meyer* Joseph A. Plotka* Minnie Tumposky Toffler* Harry M. Friedman* Dr. Nathan K. Bernstein* Jane Targer* Abe E. Samuels* Harry Cramer* Ethel Cohen* Samuel W. Miller* Joseph H. Sherman* Joe Polak* Max Leonard Seld* Anna R. Harrison* Gerald Sherline* Irma Berger* Leonard Cramer Saul Silverman* Jessie K. Siegel* Julius L. Weinstein* Jacob Friedlander* Abraham W. Rizika* Johnny Dreels*

The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of September 17 to 23, 2016: 14 to 20 Elul These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday September 16, 2016

Miriam Baker* Rachel Cominsky* Dr. Harold Katzman* Hymen Sitrin* Family of Mrs. Rivkah Baril* Joseph T. Cramer* Evelyn Lacher* Leah Sladusky* Family of Mrs. Chayah Barrat* Lipman Fialko* Evelyn Wineburgh Lacher* Hy Slakter* Irma Lumberg Berger* Lewis Fink* Sera Mine Levein* Howard Slater Morris Bittker* Chaya Leibe Friedman* Helen H. Mathiasen* Ethel Rose Solomon Diana Boff* Hattie S. Galinsky* Hinda R. Movsh* Leon Sperling Family* Joseph Brooks* Bessie C. Goldman* Robert Rosenfeld Herbert Spring Solomon Caplan* Rose Greene* Leo Rudnick* Eva Sugarman* George Cherr* Benjamin C.Grossman* Elias L. Sevillia* Louis Sugarman* M. Donald Cohen* Salimon Z.Kaplan* Philip Simons* Ethel Cone Wilcove* Ida Cohen* William E. Woods

The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of September 24 to 30, 2016: 21 to 27 Elul 5776 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday September 23, 2016

Norman Asher* Birdye Goldwater* Eliaser Y. Rizika* Bernice Smith* Samuel Bedzofsky* Mary Kaplan Greenfield* Joseph Rubin* Samuel Snyder* Freda L.Caro* Morris Kay* Sara Samuels* Mary Lena Solomon* Chaye Cohen* Jessie Libbie Lazarus* Morris Shulman* Tillie Sonne Ida Daniels* Mildred Leve* Fannie Silverman* Rachel F. Sumberg* Betty Fink Abe E. Nathan* Florence L. Slater* Jennie Weinstein* I Wolfe Gilbert* Sadie Oberman* Wesley H. Smith

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