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Temple Hillel Herald
AWARD WINNING BULLETIN
Winners of United Synagogue Awards Competition
If I am not for myself, who is for me?
If I care only for myself, what am I?
If not now, when?
Elul 5772//Tishri 5773
September/October 2012
Happy New Year 5773
Shalom
SELICHOS SERVICES
Saturday Night, September 8, 2012
Installation of Officers and Board of Trustees
With the showing of the film: “The Quarrel”
9:00 PM
Services and Breakfast to follow
Inside this issue:
Calendar
16
President’s Message
3
Rabbi’s Message
2
New Year’s
Greetings
6
Youth Group
Religious School
8
Sisterhood
11
Men’s Club
13
Schedule of Sabbath
& Holiday Services
14
Sunshine
21
Donations
23
Yahrzeit
25
Scrip Form
20
RABBI’S ARTICLE
In the days when the Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem, the High Priest wou
make expiation for himself, for his family and for the Community of Isra
These three spheres, self, family and community are still the focus of the Jew
ish religion. Throughout the High Holy Days we are beckoned to look at o
world through the framework of these three spheres.
The Self: Do we have clarified goals for our lives? What have we do
during the past year to get closer to those aspirations? Part of being happy a
fulfilled comes from seeing ourselves working towards purposeful goals. Pir
Avot 2:21 teaches. “You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither a
you free to desist from it.” What really matters is moving forward and maki
progress. Are we taking care of our health? The adage, “If you have your health you have ever
thing, without it you have nothing” holds a powerful truth. The High Holy Days are also a time
assess how well we have taken care of our bodies, for no matter how strong our spirits, we need t
vessel of the body to get the work of our spirits accomplished.
The Family: When we create children, we bequeath a great part of ourselves to the next gener
tion of humanity. Part of our genetics, our characters and our values system are transmitted to o
children so much so, that often the traits of the grandparent are still obvious in the grandchild. O
children are our greatest investment and should also be our greatest joy. This is a time of year
enjoy the blessing of family and to work towards making our families even more blessed. We mu
search for ways to strengthen our families, for what in our lives has comparable worth?
The People: Being Jewish is a blessing. We are both the recipients of Torah and participants
a great nation with 3700 years of history. As such, we are obligated to learn Torah and to transm
Torah. The Torah is the tree of life, bearing the fruit of sustenance for the People Israel. We al
are obligated to help build the State of Israel and strengthen the solidarity of the People of Isra
Our responsibility as the current link in the chain that began with Abraham and Sarah and that mu
continue forever is only accomplished through participation and donation. At this time of ye
when each of us reviews our motivations and our actions, we must ask ourselves if we have do
enough to assure the future of our People.
Throughout the upcoming Days of Awe, may God help us to find the words that spark the dee
that bring us closer to fulfillment of self, nearer to our loved ones and which engender uni
amongst the People of Israel. Sh’ma Koleynu Hashem Elokeynu hus v’rahem aleynu v’kabel b’r
hamim uv’ratzon et t’filateynu. Hear our voices Lord our God and have compassion on us, accep
ing our fervent prayers.
On behalf of my family and myself, I wish you a good and sweet New Year.
Shannah Tovah Um’tukah,
Rabbi Steven M. Graber
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PRESIDENT’S ARTICLE
Welcome back from summer vacation. I hope that everyone had the opportunity
to take some time to relax and have some fun. September and October usher in
the Jewish holidays, and the Temple Hillel staff is working hard to ensure that we
will all be ready when the shofar blows. Our volunteers make certain that everyone
gets their proper seats in the sanctuary and that you and your family receive the
appropriate aliyot and honors, amongst the many other things that need to get
done. I want to thank everyone for their efforts on the congregation’s behalf.
We have rules to follow over the High Holidays so that all of our congregants, visitors, and guests can feel safe and secure in our building. Remember to bring your
tickets with you and be prepared to show them to the security staff upon entering the building. Please be
prepared to listen to the ushers and the people on the bimah for any and all instructions. Carriages and
strollers will not be allowed past the first floor and cannot, under any circumstances, be allowed in the
sanctuary or on the second floor. The parking lot will be CLOSED over the holidays, I am sorry for any
nconvenience this may cause.
During the month of September, you will receive a phone call from your fellow congregants to ask for
you donation for our annual Kol Nidre Appeal. I know I can count on all of you to treat these members
with respect, as they ask for your help. Dues are not enough to assist us in carrying on with the excellen
programming and activities we enjoy at Temple Hillel. Our building is almost 60 years old, and we must
spend the money for its upkeep and maintenance. This summer, we were required by Nassau County to
nstall a grease trap and we are continuing with the installation of our new fire alarm system. Both of
these projects are extremely expensive, and we look to you, our membership for the extra help you can
give to us, as our membership declines, due to demographic changes. So please give whatever it is that
you can ,we appreciate all of your help.
Our annual Simchat Torah honorees will be Victor Spetalnick, who is our Chatan Torah, Leonard
Tannenbaum, who is our Chatan Bereshit and Dr. Lawrence Cohen, who is our Chatan Maftir. Our
Arbah Malchot, our two queens are, Beatrice Bratt and Naomi Rivlin. Mazel Tov to our Honorees!
look forward to greeting everyone in the congregation as we gather in the sanctuary to welcome in the
New Year. David, Nicole, Scott and I wish all of you L’Shana Tova Tikatevu. May you all be inscribed and
sealed in the Book of Life for a sweet, happy and healthy year.
Shalom,
Robin
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HIGH HOLY DAYS
Rosh Hashanah, alias yom ha-Din (Day of mary fruit of the season, also symbolizes the
udgment), Yom ha-Zikkaron (Day of Memorial), Shekhinah-the Divine Presence-which is often
Yom Teruah (Day of Shofar-sounding).
referred to an apple orchard in the kabbalistic
literature.
There is some ambiguity as to the mood of
Rosh ha-Shanah. On the one hand, it is the Day
Challah is prepared for these holiday mealsof Judgment - solemn time of
reconcilia- just as for Shabbat-but these challot generally
tion and confronting the year past. On the other have round shape to
symbolize a crown - in
hand, it is New Year’s Day and, although not as consonance with the kingship motif of the day
rivolous as January 1, it is still Yom Harat Olam- Some form a ladder across the challah or form
the Birthday of the World-a joyous remem- the entire of all bad habits and any grudges that
brance of the creation.
we may have had. May we always feel God’s love
for us and know that God will help us improve
Danny Matt often questions his students: ourselves in this new year.
“How do we know on what day of the year the
world was created? Because the first word of
This Tashlikh is accompanied by either an
the Torah is Bereshit - which when changed emptying of ones pockets and hems or a casting
around reads Aleph Tishri - the first of Tishri of bread crumbs into the water - symbolic of our
“God began to create the heaven and the earth.” casting off our sins and beginning afresh.
Meals - On the first night, after the Kiddush
and ha-Motzi (see Berakhot), it is customary to
dip an apple in honey and say: “Blessed are You, Yom Kippur - The tenth of Tishri
Lord our God, King of the Universe, Who creYom Kippur is the culmination of the entire
ates the fruit of the tree.”
High Holiday
period. After this, hopefully, the
old
year
is
ended
and the new one has begun.
After eating the apple and honey, the follow-
ng is then said: “May it be Your will, God and
Kapparot - There was once a custom called
God of our fathers, that you renew for us a kapparot. It is practiced now only by very Orgood and sweet year.”
thodox Jews on the day before Yom Kippur. It
On the second night, it is customary to eat a entails swinging a chicken around one’s head as a
new fruit - not yet eaten that season - and to means or symbol of expiating sins. The chicken is
recite the blessing over it. Many people accom- then slaughtered and given to the poor for the
pany all meals during this period with apples and final meal that evening. A more popularly obhoney, as a sign and hope for sweetness in the served remnant of this custom exists on the
year to come. The apple, aside from being a pri- form of placing money in a handkerchief (many
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HIGH HOLY DAYS
Before all holidays, it is good to give tzedakhah,
but it is
particularly important to do so beore Yom Kippur. Tzedakhah along with prayer
and returning represents a central theme and
the moral/spiritual quality for the day (and, by
extension, throughout one’s life).
is the sense that on Rosh ha-Shanah God forms
ladders. He raises up this man and lowers that
one.
Although the table should be spread with
good foods-red apples, white grapes, white figssome people refrain from eating nuts, as
The meal immediately preceding Yom Kippur “Egoz” (nut in gematria) is equivalent to “het” should be big and joyous. In fact, this is often sin (minus one!)
regarded as an obligation. The challah baked for
Beginning with Rosh ha-Shanah and continuthis meal are often formed in the shape of birds
with wings or have this figure on top of them. ing throughout the following ten days, the folThis symbolizes both the aspiration and opportu- lowing blessing should be offered when greeting
nity of man to attain the level of the angels, and or taking leave of another person: “Shanah tovah
the sheltering protection of God (see Isaiah tikkatevu, le’shanah tovah u-metukah - May you
be inscribed for a good (or sweet) year.”
31:5).
Tashlikh - A remarkable ceremony - symbolic
and concrete all at the same time. Through this ritual, we express not only our desire to be free from
sin but our continuing hope that we will be forgiven
for past misdeeds. On the afternoon of the first day
of Rosh
Hashanah - it is customary to go to a
flowing body of water and to recite prayers while
“casting” our sins (represented by bread crumbs)
into the water. As we read in Micah: “You will cast
challah in the shape of a ladder. There are two (tashlikh) all your sins into the depths of the
explanation for this:
sea” (7:19).
Yom Kippur itself is marked by physical abstinence. This is regarded ambivalently. Some say
that the abstinence is for the sake of physical
mortification and purgation; others say that on
Yom Kippur man is so close to God he can forget about his body (or vice versa through forgetting the body, man can concentrate on the spiritual all the more intensely and gloriously.)
1) We are reminded of the ladder of Jacob’s
By performing tashlikh, we signify our hope
dream, which
connected heaven and earth that God will overlook our failings during the
(Genesis 28:10-22) - a link-up which is hopefully past year and grant us favor in the year to come.
reestablished during this period.
The water is pure, teaching us that it is time
2) A theme in the liturgy is “Who will be to cleanse
ourselves and wash away all of
made poor and who will be made rich…” There our mistakes. Today we begin a new year of
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NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS
William & Selma Barnett
Michael & Eileen Levin
Murray & Rhonda Blum
Henry & Leah Nieuchowicz
Rick & Janice Brown
Richard & Marlene Cohen
Larry & Paula Cohen
Dr. Leslie & Natalie Colvin
Bob & Sheryl Orgel
Mike & Marilyn Oshinsky
Joe & Irene Perl & Family
Marvin Danziger
Norman & Bryna Pernick
Keith & Tracey Drayer & Family
Evelyn Phillips
Harold & Sheila Feldman
Stephen & Linda Rand
Eddie & Susie Feibusch & Family
Morton Rosenbaum
Sheldon & Marsha Gordon
Jerome & Evelyn Grabois
Roberta Grainer
Dr. Harvey & Myrna Green
Sherman & Renee Rothblum
Steven & Cheryl Rubenstein & Family
Leonard & Gloria Schlussel
Gerry & Gitty Greene
Steven & Lori Schlussel & Family
Jack & Karen Horn
Annette Serota & Family
Barry & Linda Jacknow
Jerry & Marlene Sider
Bob & Ruth Kaplan
Gordon & Nancy Kaplan
Howard & Gail Katz
Jack & Ellie Klein
Dr. Ira & Gaylann Klonsky
Joseph & Lauren Soleimani
Victor & Barbara Spetalnick
Leonard & Muriel Tannenbaum
Raoul & Joan Vegosen
Abe & Mindy Knaster
Marcus & Aileen Virag
Stuart & Bonnie Kotler
Marcus & Laura Vogel & Family
David & Robin Laurentz
Larry & Ruth Wachs
Gary & Harriet Laveman
Ronald & Ava Ziegler
Ellen Lehrman
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ima Flowers for Rosh Hashanah
t year we generously received
nations towards our Bima flowers
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
ur participation this year would
very much appreciated. Please
l the Temple Office to donate.
BREAK THE FAST WITH US!!
We are in the process of determining i
there is enough interest for the Break th
Fast meal on Wednesday, September 26
2012. If you have had thoughts of participating with us that evening, please e
mail rmarkowitz@templehillel.org
or call the Temple Office at 791-6344.
This evening is something that we need
to put on our calendar and plan for.
Thank you for cooperation.
COLLEGE STUDENT MAILING LIST
ng the coming school year, we would like to send the Herald and holiday treats to college students living away from home.
e return this form as soon as possible. We do not carry this listing over from year to year.
nt’s Name
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ge Name
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Address
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t’s Name _________________________________________ Telephone # _______________________________
PLEASE PRINT
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YOUTH GROUP
Youth Group Registration
2012-2013
Sunday, September 9, 2012 9:30 AM-11:00 AM (Hebrew School office)
NAME:____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:________________________________________________________
CITY:___________________ZIP:___________TELEPHONE #:_____________
**E-MAIL ADDRESS: ______________________________________________
Visit us on Facebook @Temple Hillel USY
DATE OF BIRTH:____/____/____
AGE:_____
GRADE:__________
SCHOOL:________________
TEMPLE AFFILIATION:____________________________
**ANY ALLERGY OR HEALTH/MEDICAL RELATED ISSUES:
Grades 3-5
Pre-Kadima Meets Thursdays
6:15PM – 7:30PM
Grades 5-8
Kadima Meets Tuesdays
6:00PM – 7:15PM
Grades 8-12
USY Meets Mondays
th
7:00PM – 8:30PM
th
5 graders may attend Kadima or Pre-Kadima, 8 graders may attend USY or Kadima
MEMBERSHIP NOW INCLUDES DINNER!!!
Temple Hillel members - $225.00 Non Temple members - $275.00
Dinner provided immediately following Hebrew school @ 6:15PM
Permission to participate in ALL Hillel off campus outings.
I hereby grant my child_________________________permission to participate in the Temple Hillel
Youth program for the 2012-2013 season. I understand that from time to time my child will and may
participate in trips off Temple grounds. In the event of a medical emergency, permission is granted to
administer whatever medical treatment is deemed necessary at that time.
__________
Date
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_________________________________
Parent or Guardian
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCOOP
Dear Students and Parents:
Welcome back to school. I hope that you had an enjoyable summer. We have been busy at work, preparng for this next school year. As you are aware, there will be school on only one Sunday each month, in
addition, of course, to the regularly scheduled Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Participation in Shabbat services is an integral part of your child’s Jewish education. We recognize that
here are many time demands on your child, therefore, Saturday Junior Congregation services will be held
once per month. All students are expected to attend. We are happy to continue sharing Family Friday
Night Services as a school community. This monthly Family Friday Night Service will provide you with the
opportunity to experience Shabbat with your child(ren). All students, with their families, are expected to
attend.
The following is a list of all Sunday classes and both Jr. Congregation services as well as the Family Friday
Night Service. Please add them to your personal calendars now, so that you can avoid scheduling conlicts.
SUNDAY CLASSES:
September 9th
October 14th
November 18th
December 9th
January 13th (SCHOOL WIDE FAMILY EDUCATION)
February 10th
March 3rd
April 28th (Lag B’Omer Celebration)
FAMILY FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES:
October 12th
November 16th
January 11th (Shabbat Dinner)
February 8th
March 1st (Shabbat Across America Dinner)
April 12th
May 10th (Dinner, Awards & Commencement)
Junior Congregation & Other Services:
October 13th
November 17th
December 8th
January 12th
January 26th (Havdallah Family Service)
February 9th
February 23rd (Megillah Reading/Purim Dinner)
March 2nd
April 13th
Looking forward to sharing a wonderful year with you and your children.
Evelyn Berkowitz
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MAZEL TOV TO OUR B’NAI MITZVAH
BEN PERETZ
Ben is an 8th grade high honor roll student at Woodmere Middle
School, and is celebrating his Bar Mitzvah on October 27th. Ben
loves to be active, and enjoys basketball, swimming and pingpong. He is also interested in music, and plays trumpet, piano, and
guitar-hero. But Ben spends most of his time on the soccer field, as
a member of the NY Cosmos '99 Academy team, currently ranked
first in the nation for 13-year-old boys.
Ben's parents, Tracey and Rami Peretz, and 16-year-old sister Shira, are incredibly proud
of Ben as he reaches this important milestone. Ben's grandparents, Joan and Henry Ston
of Oceanside, Alice and Albert Mizrahi of Fort Lauderdale, and Dani and Albert Peretz o
Israel, are all thrilled to celebrate Ben's Bar Mitzvah with him and his family.
“Calling all Brandeis Students”
We would appreciate all parents of children attending the Brandeis School to let
us know who your children are so that
we may include them in issuing new Bar/
Bat Mitzvah dates or invite them to join
us at Temple Hillel for any other event.
We don’t know who your children are
unless you let us know! Call the Temple
Office at 791-6344 or email rmarkowitz@templehillel.org.
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Sisterhood
As the summer came to a close, we started thinking of all of our activities over the past year and are
oking forward to what we have planned for the new year ahead.
We started off the year with Irene Perl and her night of "Fun with Phyllo. We learned a lot about Phyllo
dough and enjoyed tasting the many items Irene prepared. We thank Irene for starting us off this year wi
"Cooking for the Holidays". The food she prepared was delicious. She made it seem so easy that I'm
sure many of us added these dishes to our own holiday table.
We would like to thank everyone again for making last year's fashion show such a success.. This year th
fashion show will take place on October 24th. Come join us to see the latest fashions from Joy of How
ard Beach, enjoy a wonderful dinner catered by Temple Hillel caterers and win fabulous prizes.
Last year's trip was to the Spanish-Portuguese synagogue. On Monday, November 5th we will be going
to the Holocaust Memorial in Glen Cove. We have booked a docent tour and we will be going for lunch
after the tour. Men are welcome to join us.
Since we had such a good time last year at our "Sing a Long," with Ruth Shuster , we have scheduled a
repeat performance for November 28th.
Last June we transformed the lower ballroom into a night club and held our first Cabaret Night. It was a
huge success and we are planning to have another one in June.
Throughout the year we had wonderful Shabbos and evening book reviews led by Renee Trachtenberg
and Barbara Spetalnick. These book reviews will be continued on Shabbos afternoons after services.
Our Hebrew Ulpan led by Malka Hirsch will be starting again after the Holidays. A separate e-mail will be
sent to you so that you will be able to sign up.
Israeli dancing , taught by Roberta Greene, continues throughout the year.
We are planning to continue our annual Senior Luncheon and our very successful bingo evening as well
atch for e-mails and flyers for more specifics on the above events and for more upcoming events not listed
re. We wish all of our membership a very Happy Healthy New Year and Chag Sameach to all.
Please remember to sign up and be part of a very active Sisterhood!!
Roberta Greene, Harriet Laveman, Barbara Spetalnick and Joan Vegosen
Sisterhood Co-Presidents
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Israeli Circle Dancing:
Session 2012
Sept.10th and 24th
Oct. 15th, 22nd, and 29th
Cost: $ 70.00 for the 10 lessons
Individual Lessons $8.00
(payable to Temple Hillel)
Monday Evenings:
6:30 – 7:15 – Beginners and Adv. Beginners
7:15PM to 8:30PM – Adv. Beginners & Intermedia
Taught by Roberta Greene
Where: Temple Hillel
1000 Rosedale Road, Valley Stream
Any questions: Contact: BRTUG02@aol.com
Sisterhood Trip
To
100 Crescent Beach Road
Glen Cove
Monday, November 5
11:00 A.M.
Cost: $18.00
We will meet at the Museum at 11:00. Carpools will be arranged for those needing a ride.
Men are Welcome
If you are interested in going on the trip, call:
Barbara Spetalnick 791-3389 or Joan Vegosen 791-2915
MEN’S CLUB
Speaker Series
sday, September 11th
day, October 21st
sday, November 20th
day, December 16th
day, January 28th
day, February 3rd
day, March 17th
day, April 21st
day, May 19th
day, June 9th
Men’s Club Meeting
Speaker
Meeting with Speaker
Sports Memorabilia
Meeting
Super Bowl Party
Breakfast Meeting with Speaker
Breakfast Meeting with Speaker
Lawrence House Picnic
Meeting with Speaker
8:00 PM
10:00-11:30 AM
8:00 PM
11:00 AM-1:00 PM
8:00 PM
6:00-11:00 PM
10:00AM-12:00 PM
10:00 AM-12:00 PM
11:00 AM-1:00 PM
10:00 AM-12:00 PM
SNOWBIRDS
ng the coming year, we would like to send the Herald to members that live out of town. Please return this form as soon as
ble. We do not carry this listing over from year to year.
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er Mailing Address _________________________________________________________________
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Schedule of Sabbath Services
& Holiday Services
Saturday, September 1
Services
Evening Services
Sunday, September 2
Services
Evening Services
Monday, September 3—Labor Day
Services
Evening Services
8:45 A.M.
7:00 P.M.
9:00 A.M.
7:00 P.M.
9:00 A.M.
8:00 P.M.
Friday, September 7
Sundown Services
7:00 P.M.
Services
8:45 A.M.
The Kiddush is sponsored by Muriel & Leonard
Tannenbaum in honor of their 50th Anniversary.
Evening Services
7:00 P.M.
SELICHOT SERVICES
9:00 P.M.
Sunday, September 9
Services
9:00 A.M.
Evening Services
7:00 P.M.
Friday, September 14
Sundown Services
6:45 P.M.
Services
8:45 A.M.
Baby Naming of Gabriela Leah, daughter of
Dr. Scott & Lily Meisel, granddaughter of
Dr. Gerald & Myrna Meisel, granddaughter of Maya &
Sam Popobetsky. Kiddush sponsored by Dr. Gerald &
Myrna Meisel
Sunday, September 16
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Services
6:30 P.M.
Light Candles
6:44 P.M.
Rosh Hashanah
Monday, September 17
1st Day of Rosh Hashanah
Services
Mincha Services
Tashlikh
Light Candles
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8:00 A.M.
6:30 P.M.
6:45 P.M.
7:41 P.M.
Tuesday, September 18
2nd Day of Rosh Hashanah
Services
Mincha Services
8:00 A.M.
6:30 P.M.
Sundown Services
6:30 P.M.
Services
8:45 A.M.
The Kiddush is sponsored by Irene & Joe Perl and
Janice & Rick Brown in honor of the marriage of,Rachel
Brown, to Scott Friedman
Evening Services
6:30 P.M.
Services
9:00 A.M.
Evening Services
6:30 P.M.
Erev Yom Kippur
Tuesday, September 25
Mincha Services
Light Candles
Kol Nidre
Rabbi’s Sermon
Yom Kippur
Wednesday, September 26
Services
Rabbi’s Sermon
Yizkor
Mincha Services
Sundown Services
Services
Evening Services
Erev Sukkot
Mincha Services
Light Candles
3:00 P.M.
6:29 P.M.
6:30 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
8:30 A.M.
11:30 A.M.
Noon
5:00 P.M.
6:15 P.M.
8:45 A.M.
6:15 P.M.
6:15 P.M.
6:20 P.M.
onday, October 1—1st Day of Sukkot
ervices
9:00 A.M.
ening Services
6:15 P.M.
ght Candles
7:17 P.M.
uesday, October 2—2nd Day of Sukkot
ervices
9:00 A.M.
ening Services
6:15 P.M.
Friday, October 12
Sundown Services
Family Service
6:00 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
Saturday, October 13
Services
8:45 A.M.
Kiddush sponsored by Gary & Harriet Laveman
7:15 P.M.
in honor of Gary’s “Special Birthday”
6:00 P.M.
Sunday, October 14
Services
Evening Services
9:00 A.M.
6:00 P.M.
aturday, October 6—Chol Hamoed
ervices
8:45 A.M.
ening Services
6:00 P.M.
Friday, October 19
Sundown Services
5:45 P.M.
unday, October 7—Hoshanah Rabbah
ervices
9:00 A.M.
ening Services
6:00 P.M.
Services
Evening Services
8:45 A.M.
5:45 P.M.
Sunday, October 21
Services
Evening Services
9:00 A.M.
5:45 P.M.
Friday, October 26
Sundown Services
5:45 P.M.
oliday Ends
iday, October 5
undown Services
ght Candles
6:09 P.M.
onday, October 8—Shemini Atzeret—Yiskor
ervices
6:30 A.M.
9:00 A.M.
zkor will be recited at both Services
ncha
6:00 P.M.
mchat Torah Services
7:15 P.M.
ght Candles
7:06 P.M.
uesday, October 9—Simchat Torah
ervices
8:30 A.M.
Honorees:
ctor Spetalnick, Leonard Tannenbaum,
. Lawrence Cohen, Beatrice Bratt and
aomi Rivlin
ening Services
6:00 P.M.
oliday Ends
7:04 P.M.
Services
8:45 A.M.
Bar Mitzvah of Ben Peretz, son of Rami &
Tracey Peretz
The Kiddush is sponsored by Rami & Tracey
Peretz
Evening Services
5:45 P.M.
Sunday, October 28
Services
Evening Services
9:00 A.M.
5:45 P.M.
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September 2012—
TEMPL
Sun
2
Mon
Tue
3
4
BUILDING CLOSED
Tai Chi Resumes 7 PM
Ritual Mtg. 8 PM
Labor Day
11
We
5
9
10
Religious School
Orientation 9-11 AM
USY 7-8:30 PM
Israeli Dancing 6:30 PM
1st Day Rel. School
Kadima 6:15-7:30 PM
Tai Chi 7PM
Israeli Affairs 8 PM
Men’s Club Meeting 8 PM
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Erev
Rosh Hashanah
Candle lighting 6:44
Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah
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Kol Nidre
Yom
Israeli Dancing
6:30 PM
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Erev Sukkot
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Thu
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Kiddush - 50th
Anniversary Lenny &
Muriel Tannenbaum
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15
Pre Kadima 6:15-7:30 PM
Patron’s
Reception 7:30 PM
Baby Naming
Gabriela Leah
Popobetsky
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Decorate Succah
Pre Kadima 6:15-7:30 PM
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Kiddush in honor of the
marriage of Rachel Brown
to Scott Friedman
Chai Kiddush
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SUCCOTH
THE HAKAFOT
Succoth is known as the Festival of Booths. The Torah commands us to
ive in booths for seven days as a way of remembering our ancestors who
ived in huts during forty years they wandered in the deserts after their
deliverance from Egyptian slavery. The succah, because of its frail construction and exposure reminds us of God’s constant care and protection.
All the Torah scrolls are taken out on Hakafot. The Hazan
“Great and mighty, help us! Kind and merciful, help us!” Everyon
behind the Hazan, repeating the chant. Children march waving flags
one kisses the scrolls as the pass by. Upon reaching the starting p
front of the Ark, everyone sings and dances. This is repeated until e
has had a chance to carry a scroll.
The Succoth Festival concludes with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah,
the Day of Rejoicing over the Law.
Another Torah ceremony takes place during the morning service
ing the last chapter of the Torah and then the first chapter.
LULAV & ESROG
The ceremony of the Esrog (citron) and the Lulav (palm branch), the
Hadaisim (myrtle leaves) and the Aravot (willows of the brooks) bound SIMCHAT TORAH
together with the Lulav, each distinctively different in beauty and fragrance
symbolizes the cooperation and unity of all classes of society.
The last day of Sukkot is the happiest. Originally, it was the secon
Shemini Atzeret, but eventually it became a new festival, a Torah
Each morning we recite the blessing “Al N’tilat Lulav,” The Lulav is not which is what Simchat Torah means. It is one of the two Torah fea
other is Shavuot, when Jews celebrate the time when the Hebrews
used on the Sabbath.
the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai). The reading of the Tor
When recting the blessing, the Lulav is held in the right hand and the cludes on Simchat Torah and immediately afterwards it is started agai
Esrog is in the left, stem is down, and clasping the Lulav and Esrog together
with both hands, the Lulav is waved in all directions to show that God, the
Torah reading has been part of the synagogue worship on the Sab
source of all blessings, is to be found everywhere.
the holidays, and on Mondays and Thursdays since ancient times.
SHEMINI ATZERT
Shemini Atzeret is in the nature of a separate festival. A more serious
mood prevails in the synagogue due mainly to the memorial service before
Musaf. The morning service includes an important prayer for rain called
Geshem (Rain). According to one tradition, it is on this day that the amount
of rain that will fall on the world for the coming year is determined. Jews all
over the world pray for rain in Israel at this time.
SUKKOT IS COMING - October 1, 2012
ORDER YOUR LULAV AND ESROG
The lulav and esrog are lovely symbols of the holiday and it would be a major reminder of Sukkot if every family acquired these articles and used them
home during the days of Sukkot, and brought them to the Synagogue to participate together with their children in the Lulav pr ecession.
Orders are now being accepted for Esrog and Lulav. The cost is $45. Just fill out and return the form printed below to the Te mple office, or contact
Larry Cohen at 791-3108, or email to CharlieB9@aol.com, or call Joe Perl at 791-3815.
The deadline for orders is September 21, 2012
Please reserve ________ set(s) of Lulavim & Esrogim for me:
Name _______________________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________________________________
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Pick-up your Lulav and Esrog on Friday, September 28 or Sunday, September 30
Temple Hillel
Requests the honor of your presence at
Simchat Torah Services
Tuesday morning
October 9, 2012 - 23 Tishrei /Cheshvan 5773
at 8:30 a.m.
at which time we will honor
Our Torah Chattanim
Victor Spetalnick
Leonard Tannenbaum
Dr. Lawrence Cohen
Arbah Malkot – our two Queens
Beatrice Bratt
Naomi Rivlin
A luncheon reception will follow services
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L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu
Dear Friends ,
What does a former President of Temple Hille
with a gift for gab and a love of people do whe
moves near our nation’s Capital besides playin
with his grandchildren and golf?
Answer, he becomes a licensed tour guide wit
distinct Brooklyn accent. He takes groups of t
ists ranging in age from eighth graders to senio
over Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia to
lington National Cemetery, Iwo Jima, and Mt.
Vernon. He is also certified to lead tours at th
magnificent National Cathedral and the U.S. N
Academy at Annapolis Maryland. So give a loo
my website and plan a trip to the District whe
will find you Jewish connections to make with
Nation’s history.
Sincerely,
Your Hamish former President,
Steven Kline
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Mom, Aba & Ali
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Stacy, Dara, Michael, Hannah,
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Dad, Dara, Michael, Hannah,
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Mom, Randi & Ron, Kerri & Don
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Matthew & Peyton
NICK
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Mom, Dad, David & Arielle & Grandma
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Dad & Samantha
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JUSTIN MATTHEW ZUCKER
Love, Mom & Dad, Scotty & Lexi,
Love Nanny Malamud,
Love, Aunt Robin, Uncle Freddy, Brett, Jenna
& Zachary.
AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES
MERYL & KEN ALOVIS
Love, Mom & Dad
ALAN & PHYLLIS GITLIN
Stacy, Erin, Michael, & Jake, Dara, Michael,
Hannah & Charlie
SHARI & BRUCE GOMBERG
Mom, Dad, Jared & Brian, Marc,
Nicole & Michelle
GERI & MASON HAUPT
Mother, Meredith, Kendall & Davis, Marcia,
Emily & Daniel
ANDREA & MARK LOIGMAN
Vivienne & Georgia, Mom & Dad, Elissa,
Howard, Jessica, Emily & Sarah
DONNA & CARY PALEY
Mom & Dad
WENDY & GARY PUPA
Rachel, Jeremy, Mom & Dad, Doug,
Lesley & Carson
RANDI & RON NIR
Love, Mom, Sherry, Andy, Kerri & Don,
Lauren, Matthew & Peyton
ERIN GITLIN WILLINER
Mike & Jake, Mom, Dad & Stacy, Dara,
Michael, Hannah & Charlie
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
CARYN BACHAR
Avi, Roy & Oren, Jean & Ella
ERIKA BEN-ARI
Mom & Dad
ARIE BEN-ARI
Avra & the Kids
JESSICA CARDILE
Grandma & Zaide
BRIAN COHEN
Dayna, Reese & Drew, Mom, Dad, Jonathan,
Samantha & Jake
JONATHAN COHEN
Mom, Dad, Samantha, Jake, Brian, Dayna,
Reese & Drew
JULIE VIRAG COREN
Scott & Marley & Eden, Mom & Dad, Alison,
Dan, Bradley, Sophia & Jacob
MARGIE FEIT
Michael, Steven & Rachel
DAVID FREMED
Gayle, Jamie, & Brandon
LAUREN GROSSMAN
Love, Brett, Mom & Dad
DARA GITLIN KASS
Michael, Hannah & Charlie, Mom, Dad
Stacey, Erin, Michael & Jake
ALYSSA RAND HATTEM
Jack, Ellie & Jonah, Mom, Dad, Adam, Ju
Emily, Barbara, Haley & David,
Amanda & Alison
JOSHUA KLEIN
Gram Ellie & Poppy Jack & all us Kleins
DANIELLE & REBECCA NIR
Love, Mom & Dad,
Love, Oma, Aunt Sherry & Uncle And
Love, Aunt Randi, Uncle Ron, Lauren,
Matthew and Peyton
DON NIR
Mom, Kerri, Sherry, Andy, Randi & Ro
Lauren, Matthew, and Peyton
GARY PUPA
Wendy, Rachel & Jeremy, Mom & Dad
Sheinberg, Doug, Lesley & Carson
CHERYL RUBENSTEIN
Steve, Bradley, & Samantha
SAMUEL TANTLEFF
Love, Mommy, Daddy & Gabby
SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
AVRA & ARIE BEN –ARI
From the kids & grandkids
JANICE & RICK BROWN
Love, Mom, Dad, Rachel, Scott & Ilana
Alan, Bonnie, Gary & Luke
LISA & ERIC GOLDBERG
Love, Mom
SHERRY & ANDY HEINE
Love, Mom, Randi, Ron, Kerri, Don,
Lauren, Matthew & Peyton
WENDY & GARY PUPA
Rachel, Jeremy, Mom & Dad, Doug, Le
Carson
LINDA & STEPHEN RAND
Alyssa, Jack, Ellie & Jonah, Adam, Julie &
The Thurshwell’s & The Schwartz’s
DEBBY & MARY VISSER
Mom, Josh, Rachel, Eddy, Richele,
Jack & Sammy
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ANDREA & CHARLES ZUCKER
Love, Justin, Scott & Lexi,
Love Mom Lenore Malamud
Love, Robin, Freddy, Brett, Jenna &
Zachary
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
DAUGHTER RACHEL BROWN ON HER
MARRIAGE TO SCOTT FRIEDMAN
Love, Mom & Dad
CONGRATULATIONS TO MY SISTER
RACHEL BROWN ON HER MARRIAGE
TO SCOTT FRIEDMAN
Love, Ilana & Chris
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRANDDAUGHTER RACHEL BROWN ON HER
MARRIAGE TO SCOTT FRIEDMAN
Love, Bubbe & Zayde Irene & Joe Perl
CONGRATULATIONS TO RACHEL
BROWN ON HER MARRIAGE TO SCOTT
FRIEDMAN
Love, Aunt Bonnie, Uncle Gary, Uncle
Alan & Luke.
OCTOBER BAR MITZVAH
BEN PERETZ
Love, Ema, Abba & Shira
BEN PERETZ
Love, Grandma & Grandpa
BEN PERETZ
Love, Safta & Moti
BEN PERETZ
Love, Saba & Dani
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
KEN ALOVIS
Mom & Dad
MARTIN MATSIL BEITLER
Sophie M. Beitler
EDEN COREN
Love, Mom, Dad & Marley
EDEN COREN
Love, Grandma & Grandpa Aileen &
Mark Virag
EDEN COREN
Love, Aunt Alison, Uncle Dan, Bradley,
Sophia & Jacob
SCOTT COREN
Love, Julie, Marley & Eden
Mom & Dad Virag
Alison, Dan, Bradley, Sophia & Jacob
HARRY FINK
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Mom, Dad & Jacob
JORDAN FLISSER
Nana & Pappa
GAYLE FREMED
David, Jamie & Brandon
BRADLEY GLODNY
Mom, Dad, Dalia & Lauren
ANDREW JOSEPH HARRIS
Mom & Dad
CHARLIE KASS
Mommy, Daddy, Bubby, Pop-Pop & Hannah
RICKEY LEVINE
Donna, Dawn, April & Brian
RICKEY LEVINE
Mom & Dad
LOIS SEROTA LOCKER
Jason, Matthew & Allison
Mom Annette, Lisa & Stuart,
Hillary & Ethan
ANDREA GLENN LOIGMAN
Mark, Vivienne, & Georgia, Mom & Dad
Elissa, Howie, Sarah, Jessica & Emily
GEORGIA LOIGMAN
Mommy, Daddy & Vivienne
Grandma & Grandpa Rhoda & Brian Glenn
VIVIENNE LOIGMAN
Love, Mommy, Daddy, Georgia,
Grandma & Grandpa Glenn,
Aunt Elissa, Uncle Howard,
Sarah, Jessica & Emily
MARK LOIGMAN
Andrea, Vivienne & Georgia
Mom & Dad Glenn
Elissa, Howard, Jessica , Sarah & Emily
FREDDY MALAMUD
Love, Robin, Brett, Jenna & Zachary
Love, Mom, Love, Andrea, Chuck, Justin,
Scott & Lexi
JULIAN MICHAEL MYRON
Mom & Dad,
Grandma & Grandpa & Jayne
KIMBERLY PALEY
Nana & Papa
JULIE RAND
Alyssa, Jack, Adam, Emily, Ellie & Jonah
The Thurshwell’s
LANE DYLAN RAPPAPORT
Love, Grandma Sharon &
Grandpa Marvin
MARTIN SAFREN
Cheryl, Avia, Nathaniel & Tzvi
ANNETTE SEROTA
Lois, Jason, Matthew & Allison
Lisa & Stuart, Hillary & Ethan
HILLARY & ETHAN SEROTA
Mommy & Daddy & Grandma
Aunt Lois, Jason, Matthew & Allison
ED SHEINBERG
Laurie, Wendy, Gary, Rachel & Jere
Lesley, Doug & Carson
CHIP SHORE
Max, Shari & Mom
HOWARD SIMON
Abby, Mom, Alex, Josh
ALLISON MORGAN THURSHWEL
Mom, Haley & David and Amanda
ALLISON MORGAN THURSHWEL
Linda, Steve, Alyssa, Jack & Ellie, Em
Adam & Julie & Jonah
RUTH WACHS
Larry, Barbara, Bryan & Michael,
Brooke & Brandon
BRYAN WACHS
Barbara, Mom, Dad & Michael
Brooke & Brandon
BROOKE WACHS
Mom & Dad, Grandma & Grandpa,
Brandon & Uncle Mike
BROOKE WEINSTEIN
Mom, Dad & Melissa
JESSE WEISSMAN
Judy, Shari, Bruce, Jared & Brian
Marc, Nicole & Michelle
SCOTT HARRIS ZUCKER
Love, Mom, Dad, Justin & Lexi
Nanny Lenore Malamud
Aunt Robin, Uncle Freddy, Brett,
Jenna & Zachary
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARY
SHARI & CHIP SHORE
Love, Mom, Max & Remi
DONATIONS
BBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
k & Janice Brown
honor of the good health of Beatrice Bratt
honor of the birth of Colette Artie Weiss
honor of the engagement of Jamie Jeuda and Jonathan
ss
honor of Gloria Levin
honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Leonard &
riel Tannenbaum
& Irene Perl
honor of Alana Seidenberg’s graduation from HS
& Irene Perl
ss
& Irene Perl
memory of Gloria Levin
& Irene Perl
memory of Irving Serota
& Irene Perl
honor of the Aufruf of Robert Jacobs
& Irene Perl
honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Leonard &
riel Tannenbaum
vid & Robin Laurentz
ss
en & Betty Wilinsky
honor of the good health of Allen
l Gruber
memory of Ben-Ami Schweitzer
berta Grainer
appreciation of Rabbi Graber’s Adult Ed Class
honor of the forthcoming marriage of her
ndson, Jeremy Rosenzweig
berta Katcher
appreciation of prayers said on behalf of her brother,
l Katcher
ry & Lisa Bronstein
memory of beloved father, Philip Chalfin
nry & Cynthia Chalfin
memory of beloved father, Philip Chalfin
eta Chalfin
memory of her beloved husband, Philip Chalfin
ke & Marilyn Oshinsky
memory of Gloria Levin
arren & Fern Glenn
rold & Jean Markowitz
memory of beloved father, William Markowitz
bara Miller
memory of Bernard Malamud
rk & Aileen Virag
In memory of Gloria Levin
In memory of Bernard Malamud
In memory of Stanley Levine
Leonard & Muriel Tannenbaum
Jack & Ellie Klein
In memory of Asher Abelow
Daniel & Sheila Greenfield
Gary & Harriet Laveman
In honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Leonard &
Muriel Tannenbuam
Arthur & Adrienne Singer
Seymour & Irene Bochner
Stanley & Rhoda Wald
Eula Hussein
YOUTH FUND
Dr. Lawrence & Paula Cohen
In honor of the birth of Simon Chase Klonsky
In honor of the birth of Maxwell Poliacof
Keith & Tracey Drayer
In honor of their son Joel graduating from High School
Warren & Cheryl Prosky
Ed & Irene Davidson
Rick & Janice Brown
In memory of Carol Kaye
In honor of the marriage of Rachel Brown to
Scott Friedman
Herb & Myrna Greissman
Jerry & Sandy Koffler
Howard & Gail Katz
Herbert & Rita Moelis
In honor of Roberta Grainer’s Grandson Jeremy’s
marriage to Tabitha
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DONATIONS
Moshe & Randi Bezalel
Sandra Moskowitz
Dr. Sheldon & Ruth Sirota
udith Kaleko
Allen & Betty Wilinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Burton Zucker
LIBRARY FUND
Beatrice Bratt
In memory of Violette Gubbay
Marlene & Jessica Owen
GENERAL FUND
Leon & Sonia Lowenbraun
Thank you to Rabbi Graber, Cantor Gruber,
Reb. Steven Blitz and thank you to the congregation for their
prayers for Leon
Torino & Bernstein, P.C.
Victor & Barbara Spetalnick
Seymour & Sylvia Shapiro
In honor of Seymour receiving an Aliyah
Seymour & Malvina Hochstadt
Martin & Ethel Silverman
Friends of Bernie Malamud
Barry & Linda Jacknow
Fred & Beverly Lifschutz
In honor of the 60th Wedding Anniversary of Leonard &
Muriel Tannenbaum
Mildred Schoffel
The Sider & Fremed Families
Scott & Sandra Mandelup
Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Cohen
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Allen & Betty Wilinsky
Andrew Feinstein
Steven & Sharon Liebman
High Holiday Flower Donation
Eddie & Susie Feibusch
In honor of Leonard & Muriel Tannenbaum’s
50th Wedding Anniversary
TORAH RESTORATION FUND
Fred & Judith Salinger
Herbert & Myrna Greissman
Dorene Goldfinger
Dr. Lawrence & Paula Cohen
In memory of Kenneth Rosett
Bruce & Sonya Lupion*
In memory of beloved father, Philip Chalfin
Seymour & Malvina Hochstadt
In memory of Irving Serota
Ed & Ronni Seidenberg
In memory of Bernard Malamud*
Ira & Renee Brown*
In honor of Hannah Stein’s 95th Birthday
Etta Lisann
Leon & Sonia Lowenbraun
In honor of Aunt Hannah Stein’s 95th Birthday
Allan & Roberta Greene
In memory of Bernard Malmud
Irving & Sylvia Kaminetsky
Norman & Bryna Pernick
In honor of Harvey Levine’s speedy recovery
Paul & Monica Zylberberg & Family
DONATIONS
& Bonnie Kotler
emory of Stanley Levine
ne & Richard Cohen
& Robin Laurentz
Ellie Klein
RZEIT DONATIONS
Duke
Gruber
nce Hutzler
Cohen
Kaplan
Beerman
Last
Turkin
Shusterhoff
Vegosen
ta Greene
ra Siegel
te Serota
ce Bratt
Hiller
rie Klayman
Kaplan
a Liebman
y Nassau
Nassau
a Koffler
rd Oken
d Abramson
ne Abramson
Hollander
e Sider
Kaleko
n Hochberg
Kotler
nce Singer
Lanowitz
y Blum
e Beitler
Perlmutter
Bates
ta Katcher
Magids
r Rotter
Shuster
Mother, Lillian Jaeckel
Father, Frank Rosenzweig
Zina Hutzler
Father, Henry Kancigor
Father, Era Gorgun
Mother, Mildred Rosen
Mother, Doris Bernstein
Father, Seymour B. Turkin
Husband, Charles Shusterhoff
Mother, Estellel Vegosen
Father, Daniel Isaac Ungar
Brother, Steven Goldenberg
Father, George Kupperman
Father, Jacob Ravikoff
Mother, Bertha Levine
Father, Alexander Klayman
Grandfather, Mayer Klayman
Father, Alexander Klayman
Grandmother, Anna Rostal
Father, Henry Orenstein
Mother, Marlene Brick
Brother, Stephen Nassau
Aunt, Lee Munvez
Father, Charles Oken
Mother, Ruth Abramson
Father, David Lotzof
Husband, Dr. Harry Hollander
Father, Sloam P. Sider
Father-in-law, Tevel Kaleko
Mother, Lena Hochberg
Mother, Roslyn Charlop
Mother, Anna Katz
Mother-in-law, Sarah Lanowitz
Father, Sam Blum
Mother, Mollie Cohen Matsil
Husband, Stuart Perlmutter
Husband, Murray Bates
Father, Alex Bialostok
Father, Iztak bas Pesach
Husband, Robert Baruch Magids
Mother, Bertha Rotter
Mother, Carrie Lebendiger
Andrea Vallance
Linda Hoffenberg
Doris Scheer
Michael Stern
Carol Last
Leonard Blankopf
Steven Kessler
Arthur Auerfeld
Norma Rubenstein
Murray Yudin
Rudy Fishman
Leslie Kessler
Barbara Spetalnick
Barbara Thurshwell
Milton Duke
Adele Klapper
Madeline Brown
Stanley Thalen
Julie Jeuda
Sheldon Schiff
Seymour Bochner
Mel Levitt
Marvin Hochberg
Mark Leventhal
Beverly Goldstein
Harold Schoenholtz
Michael Stern
Marilyn Lubman
Leslie Blankopf
Sam Bronspigel
Sandra Koffler
Steve Kline
Naomi Kline
Shirley Grossman
Oscar Lindenman
Norman Pernick
Jean Markowitz
Dorothy Wein
Richard Abramson
Dr. Leslie Colvin
Rita Bassett
June Firestone
Michael Levin
Rhoda Glenn
Stanley Thalen
Sylvia & Sy Shapiro
Belle Marcus
Ms. Sylvia Liebeman
Father, Irving Bernstein
Father, Frank Feldman
Father, Louis Cohen
Parents, Moses & Meryl Stern
Husband, Melvin Last
Father, Max Blankopf
Mother, Jenny Kessler
Aunt, Ruth Julien
Father, Morris Kahan
Father, Max Yudin
Brother, Harry Fishman
Father, Robert Katz
Father, Samuel Jacob Jupiter
Mother, Elaine Zellman
Mother, Reba Duke
Mother, Elizabeth Goldstein
Father, Martin Brown
Mother, Pauline Rosenthal
Mother, Amelia Matsil
Brother, Howard Schiff
Father, Morris Bochner
Brother, Oscar Bochner
Father, Louis Levitt
Father-in-law, Jack Lindenman
Father, Harold Leventhal
Father, Isidore Cogan
Father, Adolph I. Schoenholtz
Brother, William Stern
Father, Harry Karpincus
Grandmother, Lillian Birnbaum
Mother, Rose Huberman
Father, Harry Munvez
Mother, Mollie Kline
Mother, Edith Brochstein
Father, Nathan Shulman
Father, Herman Lindenman
Mother, Miriam Lindenman
Mother, Pearl Pernick
Sister, Nathalie Leeds
Grandmother, Dvora Kanalstei
Father, Joseph Jack Abramson
Father, George Colvin
Brother, Rabbi Simeon Kobrine
Aunt, Bernice Ahrens Fishman
Father, David Levin
Father, Jack Fischer
Wife, Selma Thalen
Son, Kenneth Charles Shapiro
Sister, Faith Vertun
Husband, Louis Liebeman
Pag
Condolences
In Memory of our Congregants
ASHER ABELOW
Beloved father of Marcy & Jocelyn, dear grandfather of Caroline & Philip
MARCIA BILETSKY
Beloved mother of Helene & Anthony Pino, devoted grandmother of Jennifer,
dear sister of Doris Lanowitz and Renee Silverman
IRVING SEROTA
Beloved husband of Annette, dear father of Lois Locker and Stuart & Lisa Serota,
devoted grandfather of Jason, Matthew, Allison, Hillary and Ethan
BERNARD MALAMUD
Beloved husband of Lenore, dear father of Robin & Freddy Malamud, Andrea & Charles Zucker,
devoted grandfather of Brett, Jenna, Zachary, Justin, Scott & Lexi
STANLEY LEVINE
Beloved husband of Shirley, dear father of Gaylann & Ira Klonsky and Martin & Cheryl Levine, devoted grandfather
of Michael & Staci, Jonathan & Wendy, Ari & Robin, Rachel & Josh, Brian & Stacey and Jordan & Caryn, greatgrandfather of Carly, Justin, Eden, Alex, Simon, Hannah and Haley
BEN-AMI SCHWEITZER
Beloved brother of Dr. Jack Schweitzer
GLORIA LEVIN
Beloved mother of Edward Seidenberg
BLOSSOM SCHWARTZ BURKAN
Beloved mother of Sandi Fox
Former Member
Philip Chalfin
To our Temple Hillel Family:
We would like to say thank-you to all our wonderful
friends at Temple Hillel for all the love, caring & support shown to us during Bernie’s illness and after his
passing away. The amount of visitors, cards, letters and
telephone calls has been overwhelming and a wonderful tribute to Bernie.
To Rabbi Graber:
You have been there for us from beginning to end and
we are forever greatful.
With love and appreciation,
Lenore Malamud
Robin & Freddy Malamud
Andrea & Chuck Zucker
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Pearl Rosett and Family wish to thank everyone at
Temple Hillel for their kind words, thoughts, and
donations in memory of Kenneth.
Sincerely,
Pearl Rosett
Thank you from the Serota Family to the Temple
and its members for their expressions of sympathy.
Annette Serota
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Hillites in the News
We are so very proud of the following student’s accomplishments:
Joel Drayer, Carli Feldman, and Coby Mor completed the NYS program in small business administration.
Teddy Shiloah was one of 84 graduates from Nassau BOCES Long Island H.S. for the Arts that received more than $5.5 milli
scholarships and grants
Kimberly Paley has received her diploma in Design Technology.
Brandon Fremed was named to the Dean’s List at Ithaca College’s School of Health Sciences and Human Performance
Michel Wotman, grandson of Leonard & Muriel Tannenbaum earned Dean’s List Honors for the spring semester at
Cornell University’s College of Arts and Sciences
Donald Paley, St. John’s Episcopal Hospital Development Board Member, was spotted in the Nassau Herald for his
forts to raise funds for their 18th Annual St. John’s Invitational Golf Tournament
Bruce Katz was on the winning team at the St. John’s Invitational Golf Tournament as he proudly displayed his trop
for all to see in the Nassau Herald
In a special edition of the Nassau Herald’s “Our Local “Volunteers” we proudly acknowledge Arthur Robbins. For
past 15 years Arthur has been the drive behind the Community Chest Youth Board and the annual Basketball
Tournament. Roni, Jamie, Lauren and Adam are often found at the scorer’s table.
It has become a Robbins Family Affair.
Mazel Tov Arthur on your accomplishment!
Dr. Leslie Colvin has been spotted in the Nassau Herald as two of the EASEL artists that Town of Hempstead
Supervisor Kate Murray greeted at the “Meet the Artists” reception held at Town Hall in Hempstead.
Harry Fink, one of the A’s of Little League fame, won the Major’s division title of the Hewlett-Woodmere Little Lea
in the championship game on May12th, Mother’s Day!
Sean Pomper and Karen Katz are producing an off-Broadway show about the pitfalls of losing and gaining weight. K
to the both of you on this exciting project!
Heidi Goldmintz was a Community Outreach Award winner at the 2012 BACH Jewish Center’s Gala Dinner held a
Bridgeview Yacht Club in Island Park—Mazel Tov on this deserving honor!
Ellen Lehrman was spotted shuffling cards to help raise money in the fight against autism as part of the
Lawrence Women’s Golf Club
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RUACH READERS/SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB
SAVE THE DATES
Saturdays after Kiddush
October 27th
December 15th
April 13th
June 1st
Community Events
SHALOM CLUB
Every Monday
11:00 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
nique group of retired professionals with a zest for
lectual stimulation and Jewish enrichment come toer once a week to focus on social, cultural and educaal experiences. A wide variety of speakers will ensure
ely discussion. The program begins with an exercise
wed by a dairy bagel lunch, and concludes with a insting lecture by an outside speaker. This program is
nsored by the JCC of the Greater Five Towns and
mple Hillel. Fee $4. All are welcome.
Please purchase your Holiday wines and liquors from
Peninsula Wines and Liquor
at
208 Franklin Place, Woodmere
or
Plaza Liquor in Peninsula Shopping
Center.
Make checks out for payment to Temple Hillel and a portion
of your purchase will be donated back to our Temple.
Your support of
Our Temple
is greatly appreciated.
Celebrate your
with Temple Hillel
Donate Chai $18.00
Towards our Chai Kiddush
Tai Chi Chuan-Presented by
Saturday, September 22nd
Tuesday, October 9th-”Sim-Chai Kiddush”
Saturday, November 3rd
The Tai Chi Class given by Sifu Frank Pfeiffer has
had it’s inaugural meeting. Take advantage of Tai
Chi for health and fitness.
Call Rita Markowitz
t the Temple Office
o sign up: 791-6344
Sifu Frank Pfeiffer
Tai Chi continues every Tuesday evening, with the
exception of Holidays, at 7:00 P.M. Bring a friend
and join us for an hour of Tai Chi. The class is being held in the Lower Ballroom. Please respond to
jerry.meyer@gmail.com if you plan on attending.
MEN & WOMEN TEMPLE MEMBERS WELCOME
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