Volume 64 No.3 April 30, 2016—September 30, 2016 22 Nissan

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Volume 64 No.3 April 30, 2016—September 30, 2016 22 Nissan 5776– 27 Elul 5776
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, MAY 16-20
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:05PM
SUNDAY, MAY 1
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:49PM
SHABBAT, MAY 7
Parshat Ahare Mot
Shacharit
Mincha
SUNDAY, MAY 8
Shacharit
ROSH CHODESH I IYAR
Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
MONDAY ROSH CHODESH I IYAR
Woman’s Service
9:00AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:57PM
FRIDAY TO SUNDAY MAY 13-15
Shabbaton (see flyer in lobby for details)
SHABBAT, MAY 14
Parshat Kedoshim
Shacharit
Mincha
SUNDAY, MAY 15
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8:45AM
6:00PM
SHABBAT, MAY 21
Parshat Emor
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, MAY 22
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY MAY 23
Office is Closed
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
EREV SHAVUOT SHABBAT, JUNE 11
Parshat Bamidbar
Shacharit
9:15AM
Mincha
Following Kiddush
Tikun Leil Shavuot
7:00PM
SHAVUOT SUNDAY JUNE 12- MONDAY JUNE 13
Shacharit
9:15AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
SUNDAY 6:00PM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
MONDAY 8:40PM
TUESDAY TO FRIDAY, JUNE 14-17
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
WEDNESDAY
Annual General Meeting
7:30PM
Shabbat Candles
8:27PM
TUESDAY TO FRIDAY, MAY 24-27
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:13PM
SHABBAT, JUNE 18
Parshat Naso
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SHABBAT, MAY 28
Parshat Behar
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
SUNDAY, MAY 29
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, MAY 30-JUNE 3
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:19PM
SHABBAT, JUNE 4
Parshat Behukotai
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, JUNE 5
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, JUNE 6-10
Shacharit
7:30AM
TUESDAY ROSH CHODESH SIVAN
Woman’s Service
9:00AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:24PM
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MONDAY TO THURSDAY, JUNE 20-23
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
WEDNESDAY
Raffle
7:30PM
FRIDAY, JUNE 24
Office is closed
Schacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Shabbat Candles
8:45AM
6:00PM
8:29PM
SHABBAT, JUNE 25
Parshat Behaalotekha
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, JUNE 26
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO THURSDAY, JUNE 27-30
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
FRIDAY, JULY 1
Office is closed
Schacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Shabbat Candles
8:45AM
6:00PM
8:29PM
SHABBAT, JULY 2
Parshat Shelah
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, JULY 3
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, JULY 4-8
Shacharit
7:30AM
WEDNESDAY ROSH CHODESH I TAMMUZ
Woman’s Service
9:00AM
THURSDAY ROSH CHODESH II TAMMUZ
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:26PM
SHABBAT, JULY 9
Parshat Korah
Shacharit
Mincha
SUNDAY, JULY 10
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:22PM
SHABBAT, JULY 16
Parshat Hukkat
Shacharit
Mincha
SUNDAY, JULY 17
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:16PM
SHABBAT, JULY 23
Parshat Balak
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY JULY 24
Fast of Tammuz 17
Fast begins
Fast ends
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
3:52AM
9:06PM
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:09PM
SHABBAT, JULY 30
Parshat Pinhas
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY JULY 31
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, AUGUST 1-5
Shacharit
7:30AM
FRIDAY ROSH CHODESH AV
Woman’s Service
9:00AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
8:00PM
SHABBAT, AUGUST 6
Parshat Mattot/Masei
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY AUGUST 7
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:49PM
SHABBAT, AUGUST 13
Parshat Devarim
Shacharit
Mincha
Fast of Tisha B’Av
Fast begins
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9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8:04PM
SUNDAY AUGUST 14
Fast of Tisha B’Av
Fast ends
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:42PM
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:36PM
SHABBAT, AUGUST 20
Parshat Vaet’Hanan
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY AUGUST 21
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:24PM
SHABBAT, AUGUST 27
Parshat Ekev
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY AUGUST 28
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, AUGUST 29-SEPTEMBER
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Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
7:11PM
SHABBAT, SEPTEMBER 3
Parshat Re’eh
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5
Office is closed
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
TUESDAY TO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6-9
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
6:58PM
Parshat Shoftim
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12-16
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
6:44PM
Parshat Ki Tetze
Shacharit
Mincha
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
6:31PM
Parshat Ki Tavo
Shacharit
Mincha
Selichot
9:15AM
Following Kiddush
8PM
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
8:45AM
6:00PM
Dear Congregants,
Springtime and Passover, what a beautiful time of
the year.
Passover has a special place all of its own in
Jewish Life. A Family Friendly Second Seder will be held at
Shaare Zedek on April 23 with Rabbi Alan Bright and
Chazan Yosi Even-Hen and their families.
This spring is the beginning of very special times at
Shaare Zedek. The months of May and June are filled with
exciting events.
Our Shul is hosting an Interfaith Celebration for World
Peace on May 4. We will commemorate Holocaust Memorial Week with an
Art Exhibition by Dorothy Grostern in the lobby from May 1 to May 7.
Dorothy will be a special guest at the Shabbat services on May 7.
On the weekend of May 13 -15, there will be a Shabbaton with
Rabbi Dr. Norman Solomon. Read all about it on page 13.
Sisterhood Torah Fund Event and Installation of a new Board
on May 25 is always a special evening.
Please remember to buy Raffle tickets and also try to sell them. The
date of the Draw is June 22. With the purchase of a $150 ticket you will receive
2 tickets to the Viennese Dessert and Coffee reception.
I wish all of our congregants and their families a very Happy Passover.
The true spirit of this Passover Festival is Freedom.
Frances Bokser, Editor
WWW.SHAAREZEDEK.CA
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views regarding Shaare Zedek
community events, refer to the
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Frances Bokser, Editor
Susan Ralph
Shaare Zedek Congregation
5305 Rosedale Avenue,
Montreal, QC H4V 2H7
Tel: 514-484-1122
Fax: 514-484-1454
www.shaarezedek.ca
Shacharit
7:30AM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
6:00PM
Shabbat Candles
6:17PM
Rabbi
President
Parnass
Alan W. Bright
Nancy Cooperberg
Dr. Michael Wasser
A. Bernard Leffell, z”l
Rev. Yosi Even-Hen
Mendel Fogel z”l
Dr. Earl Karanofsky
Julian Lewin
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Founding Rabbi
Chazan
Cantor Emeritus
Choir Director
Executive Director
Near
the beginning
of the Seder,
the Haggadah
features the
Ha Lachma
Anya,
displaying the
matza as both the symbol of affliction and of hope. Since virtually the entire Haggadah is compiled of passages in Hebrew, it
is noteworthy that this section
is composed in Aramaic. In fact,
with the possible exception of
some medieval songs near the
end of the Seder (the Chad
Gadya, for example), and the
L'shem Yichud introductions
found in Sephardic and Hassidic
editions, Ha Lachma Anya
stands out as the only Aramaic
text in the entire Passover
Seder. Also, it precedes the
explanations and
interpretations given to matza
later in the Seder, anticipating
and replicating their themes
and messages. Why was this
Aramaic passage necessary, and
why was it included?
After Hebrew ceased to
be the lingua franca of our
ancestors, Aramaic took its
place as the vernacular of many
Jews. Dialects of Aramaic were
spoken by Palestinian and
Babylonian Jews well into the
common era, as attested by
Talmudic literature and several
well-known prayers in the
liturgy, particularly the Kaddish,
Y'qum Purqan and Kol Nidre.
The inclusion of Ha Lachma
Anya in the Haggadah is
representative of the
contributions of Diaspora Jewry
to the treasury of Jewish
civilization, and to the Seder in
particular.
It is the statement of
post-Mishnaic world Jewry that
Passover was for them much
more than just a traditional
historical and religious
reminiscence. It was nothing
less than the formal expression
of their anguish in dispersion,
and their hope for personal and
collective redemption in days to
come.
Just as each individual is
obligated to personally identify
with the Exodus (B'chol Dor
Vador), so, too, has each
generation of Jews drawn
inspiration from the story of
redemption past and translated
that hope in contemporary
idiom into the quest for
redemption to come.
It is clear to all that we
still live in an unredeemed
world, and that each generation
seeks hope and reassurance
from the miraculous survival of
the Jewish People to go on living
as Jews, even in the face of
adversity.
There are certainly
modern plagues that besiege us.
We cannot sprinkle blood on
our doorposts to protect ourselves from the bloodshed in
our streets and terrorism in our
world. We cannot merely call
upon Divine Retribution to
eradicate hatred, bigotry, malice
and discrimination. There is no
manna from Heaven that will
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help us overcome hunger and
poverty in a world of plentiful
resources. And we have no
Moses to unite the fragmented
Jewish People and lead us all
forward into an era of
redemption.
The real power of the Ha
Lachma Anya lies in its
concluding words: Hash'ta
av'dei; l'shana ha-ba'a b'nei
chorin, “This year we are still in
bondage; next year may we be
truly free!" The celebration of
Passover in our unredeemed
world is intended to inspire us
to work diligently toward our
own redemption, with the
assurance that God will be with
us and bless our efforts. Each
generation of Jews has had its
own affliction, its own Egypt, its
own bondage and its own
plagues to overcome. It is
because we live in an
unredeemed world that we
need the encouragement of
Passover to uplift our spirits
and help us go forward toward
a better world and the
redemption we seek.
Each generation of Jews
makes its own addition to the
saga of Passover. May our generation make use of our many
blessings to hasten redemption
for all.
On behalf of Myself,
Elizabeth and the family, I wish
you all a Hag Kasher V’Sameach
– A happy, peaceful and spiritually uplifting Passover.
Rabbi Bright
Dear
Chaverim,
By now, our
snowbirds will
have returned
from warmer
climates, an
exodus from
the south and
a return home
to the north.
As Passover approaches, I urge
you all to take in the beautiful
rituals that come along with the
"Season of Our Freedom". At
times, it may not seem like
Freedom with the cleaning and
the preparation of our homes to
welcome Passover. Then comes
the the shopping, primarily for the
special foods, followed by the
cooking and preparint for the
Seders. The the guests will arrive
to take part in the celebrations
and enjoy the good food.
us, such as the fact that we have
a home that we must clean and a
kitchen in which to prepare our
food. The great variety of foods
that rival any place in the world,
and the ability to purchase such
and the ability to host family and
friends and even strangers are all
blessings.
As I continually tell my students
that work is not a punishment. If
we harness the power that work
brings with it, we get so much out
of it. I fully agree that hard labour
is undesirable, but we must not
confuse work with hard labour.
Turn necessary actions of disdain
and dread into rewarding tasks.
I bless each of you with the gift of
work!
Chag Sameach and a wonderful
summer to each of you.
YOSI
BIKKUR CHOLIM
The word mitzvah means command,
although it is sometimes incorrectly
translated as good deed. The mitzvah of
bikkur cholim, visiting the sick, is a classic
example of an action which is both a
mitzvah and a good deed. This mitzvah is
considered an honoured part of our
tradition.
Please advise the Rabbi’s office
(514 - 484-1122 ext. 110) if you are ill or if
you know of a congregant or a member of
a congregant’s family who is ill. Your call
can go a long way towards helping
individuals through a particularly difficult
period.
Rabbi Bright may call
them or visit their
bedside or generally
be available to them at
their time of need.
Please help us to serve
you.
If we appreciate the "work" that
we have been granted, I believe
we can appreciate the blessings
that have been bestowed upon
1) Chag Ha-Aviv - The holiday of spring; 2) Chag Ha-Matzot - The holiday of matzot; 3) Chag Ha-Pesach The holiday of Pesach; 4) Zman Cheiruteinu - The season of our freedom.
Each of these names emphasizes a different aspect of the holiday.
"Chag Ha-Aviv" (" Holiday of the Spring" ). Pesach is always celebrated in the spring. This is the reason for
the Hebrew leap year, which is an extra month, in order that Pesach will always come in the spring. There are
seven leap years in every nineteen year cycle. This adjusts the Hebrew-Lunar year (354 days) to coincide with
the solar year (365 days). Thus Pesach always occurs in the spring.
"Chag HaMatzot" (" Holiday of Matzot" ). During the entire eight days (seven days in Israel) of Pesach, we are
not permitted to eat leavened bread -- only Matzah. In the Torah the holiday is usually called Chag HaMatzot.
"Chag Ha-Pesach" (" Holiday of Pesach" ). Pesach literally means "Pass-over." The Torah tells us that when
G-d brought the tenth and last plague upon the Egyptians, by killing every Egyptian first-born, G-d passed-over
the Jewish homes. In commemoration of this miracle, the holiday is called "Pesach" - "Pass-over." The
Passover sacrifice is also called "Korban Pesach."
"Z'man Cheiruteinu" (" Season of our Freedom" ). Pesach is the holiday in which the Jewish people attained
their freedom after 210 years of living and being enslaved in Egypt.
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CONDUCTED BY
RABBI ALAN W. BRIGHT,
CANTOR YOSI EVEN-HEN
AND OF COURSE YOUR OWN
SEDER COST
MEMBER
NON-MEMBER
ADULT
$70
$80
STUDENT (11-18)
$45
$55
CHILD (4-10)
$25
$30
NO CHARGE
NO CHARGE
CHILDREN (3 & UNDER)
Seders at Shaare Zedek are
meaningful and
for the WHOLE family
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE SYNAGOGUE OFFICE
514-484-1122 #101 & #104
Subject to the number of reservations
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fun
For Shabbat morning services
as a tribute to those who will be participating on
this year’s March of the Living.
Special Kiddush to follow.
Featuring works by Canadian artist
Dorothy Grostern
MONDAY, May 2 to Saturday May 7
Special Service On Shabbat May 7
With guest speaker Dorothy Grostern.
We are extremely excited to announce that
Heather Batchelor is joining our Staff
as our Youth and Bnai Mitzvah Programmer.
Heather comes very highly recommended and has extensive experience
in this area. She will begin planning now and will commence
programming for the fall of 2016.
We look forward to an outstanding season. Welcome Heather.
Nancy Cooperberg, President.
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PLEASE CHOOSE FROM THE LIST BELOW
Dalton Canaan
Red Dry
$18.50
Dalton Canaan
White Dry
$18.50
King David Israel
Red Sweet
$12.15
Manischewitz Concord
Israel
Noblesse Israel
Sangiovese Italy
Red Sweet
$9.35
Red Sweet
Red Dry
$12.95
$16.85
Pinot Noir Italy
Pinot Griggio Italy
Red Dry
White Dry
$19.45
$24.70
Moscato Italy
Malvasia Italy
Baron de Herzog
White Fruity
Rosé Fruity
Cabernet Sauvignon
$21.05
$21.45
$22.50
Baron de Herzog
Baron de Herzog
Merlot
Chardonnay
$22.50
$23.55
Barkan Israel
Cabernet Sauvignon
$19.45
Barkan
Barkan
Joyvin
Joyvin
Weinstock
Israeli Cabernet
Sauvignon
Israeli Merlot
Israeli Chardonnay
Merlot/Dry
Chardonnay Dry
Rosé Fruity
White/Semi Dry/Fruity
Zinfadel– Fruity Rose
Red Dry
$20.85
$20.85
$18.10
$18.10
$15.35
$19.45
Red Dry
White Dry
$19.45
$19.45
Château Jaumard
Alfassi Merlot
Red Dry
Red Dry
$25.10
$15.10
PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER BY
FILLING OUT THE
TEAR SHEET BELOW
Snowbirds please place your order online
Return the sheet to the
synagogue office or by email
ellenpesner@yahoo.com
LATEST Thursday, April 7, 2016
Your wine order can be picked up and
paid for at the synagogue
on April 13, 2016 between 10AM &
noon & 5PM-7PM
CASH & CHEQUES only.
WINE NAME
QUANTITY
Cost
NAME: __________________________________
ADDRESS:________________________________
PHONE NUMBER:_________________________
EMAIL:_________________________
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Total Cost
Over the last two years Sisterhood funds
have paid for two stoves and
professional fans for the upstairs
kitchen thereby making catering easier.
High quality stainless steel cutlery and
lovely salt and pepper shakers have
been purchased for the Banquet Hall.
We have provided baby clothes and toys
for Auberge Shalom pour femmes and
the Toy Tea at Ogilvy's. . We sent funds
to provide backpacks for school and toys
for the air raid shelter in the Community
Centre in Ashkelon, Israel.
Funding for these programmes was
raised from proceeds from Just For Us
Girls Draw, sale of wine for Passover and
the High Holidays, Sisterhood Boutique
and donations and subscriptions from
you. We thank you.
Women took part in Kabbalat Shabbat,
chanting the Book of Ruth and Rosh
Chodesh services thus enriching
themselves and the Shaare Zedek
community, both spiritually and
emotionally. We most sincerely thank
our teacher, Cantor Yosi Even-Hen for
his gentle and thorough tuition and for
making us believe in our own ability. We
thank Rabbi Bright for his encouragement, guidance and friendship.
It has been our privilege and pleasure to
work with the wonderful women on our
Sisterhood Board. We treat each other
with respect and consideration and our
meetings have been fun and productive.
We wish the incoming board much
success.
We thank the gracious office staff, Jullian
Lewin, Susan Corber, Susan Ralph and
Paula Sacks for making our lives so
much easier.
No event would have been so successfull
without without Roberto, Mike and
Concepcion.
In appreciation,
Finally, we thank you, the Congregation
at large, for your encouragement and
support.
Carole Burke and Ellen Pesner
Co-Presidents
We invite all women and children to attend Rosh Chodesh Services and stay for breakfast afterwards.
Iyar
Monday
May 9, 2016
Sivan
Tuesday
June 7, 2016
Tammuz
Wednesday
July 6, 2016
Av
Friday
August 5, 2016
Hosted by Canadians for Co-Existence
Wednesday, May 4 @7PM
All Religious sectors will be represented
Special Performance by
the Montreal Gospel Choir
All are invited.
No Charge.
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A Guten
Yom Tov to
all our
Shaare
Zedek
Congregants
and your
Families!
Pesach is
upon us and
with it all
the preparations required. Your Board of
Directors has decided to embrace
challenges, learn from them and take
action. The world is full of great ideas and
we have spent the last several months
preparing a myriad of very impressive
programs for you all to enjoy.
A wonderful Sisterhood
Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat Dinner
was the first event following our Special
General Meeting. The ladies of the
Sisterhood did an outstanding Kabbalat
service and served an amazing dinner to
a sold out crowd. Yasher Koach to Carole
Burke and Ellen Pesner Co-Presidents of
the Sisterhood.
Chanukah was celebrated in
grand style with The Amazing Todsky,
magician, along with a Craft corner
making Menorahs. Delicious latkes,
salads, and sufganiot were served. A great
time was had by all who crowded the
Davine Hall. Thanks must be expressed to
Lloyd Kohen, Lili Yesovitch and our
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen.
In January we attended a most
enjoyable and learning Tu B’Shevat
Seder. Rabbi Alan Bright and Cantor Yosi
led us in the reading of the Yom Tov
prayers. The rituals were explained
during which we enjoyed glasses of wine
of different colours, along with various
fruits and vegetables. Once again a
sumptuous Shabbat dinner was
presented. Thanks must go to Lili
Yesovitch who was responsible for
choosing the menu. The food was
delicious.
Shabbat Across Canada was
presented on March 5, with a lively
discussion “What is Jewish Mysticism?
Where did it all start?” led by Rabbi
Bright. This took place after Shabbat
morning services, during a lovely
Kiddush. Thank you Sarah Polsky for your
participation in making this
program a success.
Purim was a most noisy and
thoughtful holiday. We prepared
Shaloch Manot for our members’
families and friends. They contained
great goodies and were beautifully
presented. The reading of the Megillah
was followed by Mad Science who
presented their newest event “Up, Up
and Away”. The evening closed with a
menu that consisted of hamentaschen,
cotton candy and popcorn…it was
terrific. Thanks must be expressed to
Lloyd Kohen for his outstanding
volunteerism and once again to Cantor
Yosi.
On April 11, 2016 members
and friends were entertained with a
smashing Bingo night. Sid Rath planned
this evening, applying for the permit,
getting us the Bingo game and all the
accessories that we needed to be able
to play, as well as being the caller. This
is a wonderful way for us all to
socialize with our members and
friends. A fun time was enjoyed by all.
Thank you Sid Rath.
Passover will see us
celebrating Pesach with a Family
Friendly Seder on the second night,
right here at Shaare Zedek
Congregation. Rabbi Alan Bright,
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen and Rochelle
Ross have planned a beautiful and
meaningful Seder for families. We are
sure that with our members’ active
participation we will have a most
exciting, learning and enjoyable
evening.
On Wednesday, May 4, Shaare
Zedek will be hosting the Interfaith
Celebration for World Peace. This
major event will bring together
members of all world religions. The last
time this event was held more than
seven hundred people attended. You
should plan to be there.
The week of May 1, 2016 will
see us observing Holocaust
Remembrance week. In our lobby will
be an exhibit of paintings by Dorothy
Grostern depicting some of her
thoughts, after participating in the
March of the Living. On that Shabbat,
May 7, we will have a very special
morning with participation from
Dorothy herself and Gabby Samra the
lovely daughter of Sarah and Daniel
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Samra, who was on the March of the
Living. A special Kiddush will follow
services. Thank you Marion Caplan for
suggesting and producing this very meaningful program.
Our amazing Shabbaton with
Rabbi Dr. Norman Solomon, on May 13,
14 and 15, should be truly outstanding.
This program was produced by our
Religious Committee Chair, Sarah Polsky.
Thank you Sarah for your true dedication
to Shaare Zedek and your creativity and
expertise. There is much more
information in the Koleinu so please read
and register as soon as possible. My
heartfelt thanks to the Topor and Druker
families for their very generous
Sponsorship of this program.
June 15, 2016 is our Annual
General Meeting and we hope to see you
all in attendance to support our hard
working Board of Directors.
June 22, 2016 will be the evening
of our Annual Raffle, the Fund Raising
Event of the season that allows us to
present all the wonderful and educational
programs we do. Your participation is
essential in both purchasing and selling
tickets. Then enjoy the lovely Viennese
Desserts and coffees we are excited to
present. My deepest appreciation goes
out to the devoted Committee, Jack
Cooperberg, Chair, Manny Vineberg,
Debby Vineberg, Shirley Lerman, and Ben
Topor. Thanks must go to the Dorel
Group, especially Manon, for all their
outstanding participation.
The Passover Seder teaches us
that freedom is precious and it is living a
life of constant growth and always living
up to our potential. May you all enjoy
good health, your families and your
friends, during this glorious time.
We are all hard at work to make
Shaare Zedek THE Congregation to
belong to. We need all our members to
participate by attending our events and
by volunteering. Each of us is a precious
treasure for our Shul.
Sincerely,
Nancy Cooperberg, President
I am pleased to report that our Tu B'Shevat Seder continues to grow every year, even in winter. This January,
approximately sixty-five people came out to participate in Shaare Zedek's Tu B'Shevat Seder. This was followed by
Shabbat Shira, when we had the pleasure of hearing Raphael Even-Hen chant the Haftorah. Yasher koach to
Raphael Even-Hen on a Haftorah reading that continues to be praised at end of February. Special thanks goes out
to Lili Yesovitch for arranging a delicious dinner and outstanding kiddush. We take the opportunity to thank JNF
for its continued support.
If you want to begin your day positive, prepared and courageous, I highly recommend attending our shacharit
services. If you need to decompress after a hectic day before walking into the house, I suggest attending the
mincha/ma'ariv services. As we become adept at the prayers and meditations, we develop focus and clarity. It
assists us in finding what is important in life and where to direct our energies. On April first, the Monday - Friday
morning minyanim are moving to 7:30AM. Evening services remain at 6PM.
At this time we are looking forward to Pesach and Shavuot, festivals of freedom and of receiving the law. Shaare
Zedek will be holding a Family/Youth Seder on the Second night of Passover with Rabbi Bright and Cantor
Even-Hen and their families, and Rochelle Ross. I encourage everyone to attend services, to participate, to join the
kiddushim, and to say hello.
In May don't miss the Friday through Sunday Shabbaton with Oxford and Cambridge scholar, author and
philosopher, Dr. Normon Solomon. He will be discussing selected topics relevant to our times from his book,
Torah From Heaven. A Reconstruction of Faith.
On behalf of Dr. Michael Wasser, Dr. Morris Wechsler, Eli "Buddy" Manis, Allan Zuckerman, Larry Wexler, Sondra
Schwartz and myself, we wish you and your families a freilach and kosher Pesach.
Sarah Polsky Rakofsky
Chair Religious Services Committee
For those of you who have already donated to the Rabbi’s
Discretionary Fund, your contributions are very much
FOLLOWING MORNING SERVICES
NO RESERVATION REQUIRED
Help us ensure our daily
Minyanim for those reciting
Kaddish or observing a
Yahrzeit.
Make this a part of YOUR
Weekly Spiritual Schedule.
appreciated.
Along with those who have contributed, we are always in
need of further donations to allow us to continue to provide for
children whose families need assistance in general and for making a Bar/Bat Mitzvah in particular.
Please consider making your donation to the Rabbi’s
Discretionary Fund. All donations are tax deductible.
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Jews, Judaism, and Jewishness – Us and Them
Learning led by Rabbi Alan Bright. Between US and THEM is
a line, a boundary, not in sand or stone but in the mind.
We will study what that boundary really is.
Saturday, June 11, 2016 at 7 PM
Mincha, followed by dinner and study, 9 PM Ma'ariv.
Cost: $18 RSVP required. 514-484-1122 #101 or #104.
An invitation to all women!
If you would like to participate in the reading of the
Book of Ruth during 2nd Day Shavuot,
June 13th,
please let us know by April 18. Contact the shul office
514-484-1122.
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ADAM LANG
MAY 8, 2016
My name is Adam Lang and I am a student at Herzliah High School. I am having my Bar
Mitzvah in May and have been enjoying my weekly lessons with Yosi, in preparation for the
big day. This past summer was very special for my family and me because we visited Israel. I
travelled the country and I got to spend time with my extended family in Israel. The
experiences and memories I have from that summer are ones I will never forget. I love all
sports but hockey is my biggest passion. I also enjoy playing basketball, football and video
games. I look forward to celebrating my Bar Mitzvah in May with my family and friends.
JONAH LEVINE
MAY 23, 2016
My name is Jonah Levine and I recently graduated from Royal Vale Elementary School
and now attend Westmount High School. I like high school very much and have made
many new friends. I enjoy playing piano, drawing, swimming, baseball and computer
technology. This is a special time for me. I am very lucky to have such a great family and
appreciate all of their love and support. I love them all very much. Many thanks to Yosi
for being an awesome teacher and special person. I am also really excited about this summer because I will be going back to camp for a month and also taking a trip (my Bar Mitzvah gift) to California with my family! I am very much looking forward to my Bar Mitzvah
and sharing this beautiful day with my family and the people I love.
TOBY FISCHER
JUNE 11, 2016
My name is Toby Fischer and I am a graduate of Solomon Schechter Academy. I am
currently going to Selwyn House High School. I am really getting excited about my Bar
Mitzvah which will be coming up in June. During my final year at Solomon Schechter
Academy I went on the school trip to Israel. It was an amazing experience to see the
country I have been learning about for the last seven years. Also, each person in our group
got the opportunity to do a short Bar Mitzvah speech at Masada. I love animals, especially
my two cats and I like to ski, play tennis and take drum lessons. I would like to thank Yosi
for my Bar Mitzvah lessons and my family for all their love and support.
DANIEL NATHAN
AUGUST 22, 2016
My name is Daniel Nathan and I am graduating from Summit School in St. Laurent. I will be
entering high school in my upcoming academic year. This summer is very exciting to me
because my Bar Mitzvah will be in August. My interests include swimming, basketball,
computers, singing, and reading. I am enjoying my Bar Mitzvah lessons with Cantor Yosi and
I am looking forward to having my friends and family celebrate this special time with me.
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JOSHUA KRAMER
SEPTEMBER 4, 2016
My name is Josh Kramer and I graduated from Royal Vale Elementary School last year.
This is an important year for me as I am now in my first year at Westmount High School
and am preparing for my Bar Mitzvah in September. When I’m not at school, I love to play
hockey, ski, learn new songs on guitar and practice with my swim team. I am really
excited to go back to Camp B’nai Brith of Ottawa this summer. I love spending time with
my family and friends. Yosi has made my Bar Mitzvah lessons both interesting and fun,
and am looking forward to celebrating this important time in my life with everyone.
ADAM GREENSTONE
ETHAN IZENBERG
SEPTEMBER 10, 2016
SEPTEMBER 17, 2016
Hi. My name is Ethan Izenberg. I am a graduate of Hebrew Foundation School. I now attend
West Island College. I am the youngest of three boys in my family. I love to play hockey,
baseball, shoot hoops and hang out with my friends. Thank you to Cantor Yosi Even-Hen for
my bar mitzvah lessons and letting me play basketball in his office. I would like to thank my
family: Wendy, Geoffrey, Zachary, Jacob, Bubbie Judy, Zaida Norman, Grandma Celine and
Uncle Charles for their constant support and love. I can't wait to celebrate my Bar Mitzvah
September 17, 2016 with them!
To ensure your choice of date and avoid disappointment reserve now.
Contact Julian Lewin, Executive Director for an appointment
514-484-1122 ext. 105 or execdirector @shaarezedek.ca
DATES TO REMEMBER
Saturday, April 23
Wednesday, May 4
Second Seder
Interfaith Celebration for World Peace
7:30PM after services
7PM
Monday, May 2Saturday, May 7
Shabbat May 7
Holocaust Remembrance Week
Art Exhibit by Dorothy Gorstern in the lobby
Special Service with Guest Speaker, Dorothy
Grostern
Shabbaton with Rabbi Dr. Norman Solomon
9:15AM
Torah Fund Event & Sisterhood Installation
7:15PM
Shavuot I –an evening of Torah Study
Shavuot II—Reading of the Book of Ruth
SZC Annual General Meeting
Annual Raffle Draw
7PM
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
May 13, 14, 15
Wednesday, May 25
Saturday, June 11
Monday, June 13
Wednesday, June 15
Wednesday, June 22
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Various times
7:30PM
7:30PM
MAZAL TOV TO:
Bernice and Bernard L. Bratz
whose granddaughter Jacqueline
Stein received her Masters of
International Business Law from
King’s College in London,
England. Jacqueline is the
daughter of Roanne and Ronald
Stein.
Sharon and Mark Reinish and
Sandra and Hy Reinish on the
graduation of their daughter and
granddaughter Meagan Reinish
from McGill University with a
Master of Social Work and their
son and grandson Bradley
Reinish from McGill University
with a Bachelor of Commerce.
BIRTHS:
Belle Hittner on the birth of her
great granddaughter Maya
Lechowski, daughter of Jaimee
and Daniel Lechowski, and great
granddaughter of the late Saul
Hittner z”l
Joanne and Ben Topor on the
birth of their grandson, son of
Sabrina Topor and Daniel Sacks
and grandson of Susan and Steve
Sacks.
SYMPATHIES:
Toba and Leon Buchwald on the
loss of their sister and sister-inlaw, Sonia Weinberg z”l.
Karen and Errol Blander, Davina,
Jonah, Nathaniel and Jesse
Blander on the loss of their father,
father-in-law and grandfather,
Philip Blander z”l.
David Chaitman, Carri and
Jennifer Chaitman, on the loss of
their mother and grandmother,
Lorraine Chaitman z”l, wife of
Henry Chaitman.
Gloria Fenster and Jerry
Mariasine on the loss of her
mother Helen Rosenzweig z”l.
Our Executive Director, Julian
Lewin and family on the loss of
his uncle Mayer Kleinplatz z”l.
The family of the late Mitchell
Golberg z”l.
Gail Goldman and Scott Miller,
Mason, Owen and Carl Miller, on
the loss of their mother, mother-in
-law and grandmother, Jenny
Goldman z”l.
Elaine and Stephen Wohl on the
birth of their granddaughter, Ella
Mackenzie Goldberg, daughter of
Elisha Wohl and Adam Goldberg.
Donna and Kenny Goodman and
family on the loss of their
mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother,
Sally Goodman z”l.
B’NAI MITZVOT:
Sandra and Hy Reinish on the Bar
Mitzvah of their grandson Jamie
Reinish. Jamie is the son of Kara
and Dr. Eddie Reinish.
Roslyn Klein, Debbie and Issie
Hefter, Jackie, Leanna and
Jeremy Hefter, on the loss of their
brother, uncle and great-uncle,
Morton Kolomeir z”l.
Edith Lifshitz, Judith Lifshitz and
Danny Kaufer on the loss of their
sister-in-law and aunt, Lily Toulch
z”l.
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The family of the late Harriet
Pinkus z”l, the wife of the late
Stanley Pinkus z”l.
Joanne Shapiro-Libman and
Robert Libman, Kevin, Daniel and
Jonathan Libman, on the passing
of their father, father-in-law and
grandfather, David Libman z”l.
Cheryl Weigensberg and Rodney
Wood, Erika, Alexandra, Daniel
and Cassandra Wood on the loss
of their mother, mother-in-law and
grandmother, Gladys
Weigensberg z”l, wife of the late
Emanuel “Manny” Weigensberg
z”l.
PLEASE NOTE:
The community is invited to
attend religious services at
Shaare Zedek Congregation.
Copies of the Shabbat Flyer
and the
Koleinu Bulletin
are available by contacting
the synagogue office.
TREE OF LIFE
Our Tree of Life is growing – the
leaves and rocks are waiting for
inscriptions. Commemorate a
special occasion or a memoriam
by purchasing a rock or a leaf.
Call the office for further
information 514-484-1122
Please check the Federation
CJA website for a list of
upcoming community events:
http://
www.federationcja.org/
en/calendar/
#sthash.ikkN3CTh.dpbs
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There's still time to join us for the last two meetings before the summer break. Since October we have enjoyed a
great diversity of reading. "The Last Of The Curlews" by Fred Bodsworth, a haunting creation of the last
migration of the mighty and now extinct Artic Curlew. "Unbroken", by Laura Hillenbrand, the WW11 true story
of Louis Zamperini, former Olympic track star who spent and survived almost 3 years in Japanese prisoner camps.
"Boston Girl", by Anita Diamont, an oral autobiography from a ground-breaking 88 year old to her
grand-daughter. On March 14, "White Dog Fell From The Sky", by Eleanor Morse, about
apartheid in South Africa, loyalty and redemption.
On Monday, May 9 at 1:30 we hope to have visiting author/film-maker Gina Roitman conduct the
review of "The Storied Life Of A.J. Fikry" by Gabrielle Zevin, an homage to the love of books
and booksellers.
On Monday, June 6 at 1:30 we will discuss "Larry's Party", by Carol Shields, a
highly acclaimed novel about an ordinary man with a talent for creating labyrinths and where that leads.
We will make suggestions for next season's books at this meeting.
The cost per session is $5.
Good books, coffee, sweets and lively camaraderie. We welcome new members with open arms.
To register call. 514-484-1122, ext. 101.
"Those who turn pages become sages."
---------- Forwarded message ---------From: "Roni Heft"
Date: Sat, Mar 5, 2016 at 3:44 PM -0800
Subject: Joy
To: "Rabbi Alan Bright" <Rabbi@shaarezedek.ca>
To-day's service was total joy--the kind of joy from gratitude to be
gathered together in one whole piece, to sing and pray.
Let's keep it that way, God willing, for many a day. Thank you. Roni.
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Viennese table: noun;
a dessert buffet, as at a reception, featuring
a variety of fancy cakes, tarts, mousses, etc.
SZC cordially invites you and one guest to a sumptuous Viennese Dessert Table reception (dairy), to choose
the lucky winner(s) of the 2016 Shaare Zedek Raffle. First, we will draw 10 prizes of $200 each. Then, 25 tickets
will be drawn and following a draw-down, 3 finalists will remain. By the end of the evening, you may be the
fortunate grand prize winner of $18,000, or should 2 of the 3 finalists agree to share the winnings,
a cheque for $6,000 will be issued to the three of them.
Your involvement in this endeavour not only provides our Congregation with vital encouragement but also
provides us with the financial support essential to continuing and expanding our vibrant programs and
activities within the community. We genuinely appreciate and commend your participation in this draw.
Good luck to all.
The drawing will be held at
Shaare Zedek Congregation
5305 Rosedale Ave.
June 22, 2016 at 7:30PM
Ticket Price: $150*
*Tax receipt for $90 included
Please call the synagogue office at 514-484-1122
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 BASIC JUDAISM CLASS
Learn the origin and the reason why we do what we do: Shabbat, Kashrut, Blessings, Festivals,
Liturgy, History, Lifecycle events and Theology.
Venue: Ruth Karpman Memorial Library
Time: First Thursday Evening of each month 6:30 – 7:30PM
New class starting May 5, 2016.
 TUESDAY LUNCHTIME CLASS
Revelation – Growth of a Tradition Tuesdays at 1PM.
Cost: $5 per class.
 INTRODUCTION TO KABBALAH
What is Mysticism and why the development of Kabbalah
Venue: Ruth Karpman Memorial Library
Time: Second Thursday Evening of each month 6:30 – 7:30PM
New class starting May 12, 2016.
To register for all classes please email or call the Rabbi.
rabbi@shaarezedek.ca or 514-484-1122 ext. 110.
SING WITH YOSI
TORAH CLASS WITH ELIZABETH
Wednesdays at 10 AM in the Naomi and Richard Davine Hall.
Tuesdays at 8:45 AM
Down:
1. Bone; 3. Mah; 5. Seder; 7. Egg; 8. Matzah; 9. Elijah; 10.Maror; 12. Haggadah; 14. Slaves; 18. Nisan
Across:
2. Afikoman; 4. Pesach; 6. Freedom; 11.Nishtanah; 13. Karpas; 15. Passover; 16. Egypt; 17. Exodus; 19. Charoset;
Crossword Solutions:
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Our Guest Speaker:
Eleanor Diamond
President, Northeast Region
Women's League for Conservative Judaism
“ Your contribution to Torah Fund strengthens and
perpetuates Conservative/Masorti Judaism
throughout the world.”
Further details and information will be available shortly!
Torah Fund Co-Chairs
Lorna Gerson-Goldig & Dorothy Tonchin
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This event took place on Sunday September 27, 2015.
Decorating fun and pizza was shared by all who attended.
Chanukah was celebrated on Sunday, December 13, 2015 with Latkes, Falafel, Doughnuts and
more. Entertainment included the Amazing Todsky, Arts & Crafts and Cabane à SZC. We lit the
menorahs together and had so much fun!!
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This event took place on Sunday March 20, 2016.
Bagel, lox & cream cheese gave everyone loads of energy to pack the Shalach Manot bags
for Purim. Rabbi Bright discussed the Meaning of Happiness.
Attaching the hangtags and getting ready for delivery.
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Solution on page 20
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Prohibition of Chametz on Pesach:
On Pesach it is prohibited to possess chametz (leaven). All chametz that will not be eaten or burned before Pesach must be sold to a
non-Jew. All chametz utensils that will not be thoroughly cleaned by then, are stored away in closets or rooms while preparing for
Pesach. The storage area is locked or taped-shut, and leased to a non-Jew at the time of the sale.
There are many legal intricacies in this sale, thus, only a competent rabbi should be entrusted with its execution. Cantor Yosi EvenHen acts as our agent both to sell the chametz to the non-Jew on the morning before Pesach starts and also to buy it back the evening
after Pesach ends.
Locking your chametz away and giving Cantor Yosi Even-Hen the Signed Chametz Contract is an easy way of observing one of the
most important laws in the Torah. (Contract follows below).
Chametz, which remains in the possession of a Jew over Pesach, may not be used, eaten, bought or sold even after Pesach.
PLEASE NOTE
All contracts must be returned to the office no later than 12:00PM THURSDAY APRIL 21, 2016
DELEGATION OF POWER FOR SALE OF CHAMETZ
Please cut along the dotted line below and return lower section to Cantor Yosi Even-Hen
…….……………………………………………………………….………………………………………
I, the undersigned, fully empower and permit Cantor Yosi Even-Hen to act in my place and stead, and on
my behalf to sell all Chametz possessed by me, knowingly or unknowingly as defined by the Torah and Rabbinic Law (e.g. Chametz, possible Chametz, and all kinds of Chametz mixtures).
Also Chametz that tends to harden and adhere to inside surfaces of pans, pots, or cooking utensils, the
utensils themselves, and all kinds of live animals and pets that have been eating Chametz and mixtures
thereof.
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen is also empowered to lease all places wherein the Chametz owned by me may
be found, particularly at the address/es listed below, and elsewhere.
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen has full right to appoint any agent or substitute in his stead and said substitute shall have full right to sell and lease as provided herein.
Signed: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________________
Name: ________________________________________________________________________
Address (1): ____________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Address (2): ____________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Address (3): ____________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
All contracts must be returned to the office no later than 12:00PM Thursday April 21, 2016
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COME VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE IN THE LOBBY
Featured items:

Israel Pendant: Crafted by a Montreal artist who donates a percentage of her profits
to Magen David Adom. Pendant in the shape of Israel with gem denoting
Jerusalem. Bronze finish on black. Necklace $95.

A Treasure for My Daughter: A must-have handbook for every
Jewish home. First printing in 1950 compiled by the Ethel Epstein Ein Chapter of
Hadassah Montreal-Wizo $36.
Rabbi Alan W. Bright: rabbi@shaarezedek.ca
Cantor Yosi Even-Hen, Chazan: cantor@shaarezedek.ca
Nancy Cooperberg, President: president@shaarezedek.ca
Julian Lewin, Executive Director:
execdirector@shaarezedek.ca
Paula Sacks, Accounts Receivable: paula@shaarezedek.ca
Susan Corber, Accounts Payable: susanc@shaarezedek.ca
Susan Ralph, Rabbi’s Administrative Assistant:
susan@shaarezedek.ca
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.shaarezedek.ca
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This programme allows young
people between the ages of
eighteen and twenty six to
visit Israel for ten days free.
It was advertised in the
bulletin of Women's League
for Conservative Judaism
For information please visit
israelwithisraelis.com
Thursday, November 26, 2015
– Congregational Breakfast
sponsored by Renée and Mark
Randolph in honour of the Bar
Mitzvah Callup of their son
Dylan Randolph.
Friday, November 27, 2015 –
Congregational Breakfast
sponsored by Annie Kachanoff
and family on the conclusion of
Shloshim for her husband Dr.
Ralph Kachanoff z”l.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
- Congregational Kiddush
sponsored by Renée and Mark
Randolph in honour of the Bar
Mitzvah of their son Dylan
Randolph.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015 Congregational Breakfast
sponsored by Carole and Allen
Spector and Family in
observance of Yahrzeit for
Bernard Spector z”l.
Saturday, December 19, 2015
sponsored by Annette and
Irving Rudy in honour of the
Auf Ruf of Ari Gabriel Rowland
and his upcoming marriage to
Laura Michelle Rudy.
Thursday, January 21, 2016 Congregational Breakfast
sponsored by Roslyn Klein and
family in observance of
Yahrzeit for her mother Leah
Kolomeir z”l.
Monday, February 15, 2016 –
sponsored by Sheldon Novack,
Gisele and Harvey Bernstein,
Nira and Yair Altman in honour
of the naming of their granddaughter, daughter of Ganit
Novack and Phil Bernstein.
Monday, January 25, 2016 –
sponsored by Suzanne and Ben
Merson in observance of
Yahrzeit for his father Morris
Merson z”l.
Saturday, January 30, 2016 –
Congregational Kiddush
co-sponsored by Sidney Rath
on the occasion of his birthday
and chanting the Haftorah.
Saturday, December 5, 2015Congregational Kiddush
sponsored by Maryse
Villemaire-Brooks and Neil
Siegel in honour of the naming
of their daughter.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016 Congregational Breakfast
sponsored by Andrea Tawfik
and David Nayer in honour of
the Brit Milah of their son Eli
Nessim.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
sponsored by Jennifer
Novinsky in honour of the
naming of her baby.
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
sponsored by Judith Lifshitz
and Danny Kaufer in
observance of Yahrzeits for
Hyman Bernard Lifshitz z”l and
Leslie Kaufer z”l.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
sponsored by Gladys
Weigensberg and family in
observance of Yahrzeit for her
husband Emanuel “Manny”
Weigensberg.
Thursday, February 11, 2016 –
sponsored by Sandy Baitel and
Paul Morton in observance of
Yahrzeit for Jack Baitel z”l.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
sponsored by Michael
Wasser in observance of
Yahrzeit for his mother
Lenore Wasser z”l.
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A meaningful and appropriate
way to celebrate a life cycle
event/special
occasion or to observe a
yahrzeit is to
sponsor a Kiddush
or a Breakfast.
Please call Julian Lewin,
Executive Director
514-484-1122 #105,
or email your request to
the office with details.
execdirector@shaarezedek.ca
If you would like to share a
lifecycle event with the
Congregation,
please contact the synagogue
office so that it may
be included in the
ADULT EDUCATION FUND
Ethel, Eileen & Sam Phillips
In honour of:
Rabbi Alan W. Bright
Sarah & Allan Rakofsky
In memory of:
Sally Goodman
HY BRODKIN MEMORIAL FUND
Gertie Brodkin
In memory of:
Father-in-law David Brodkin
Mother Dora Kozlick
Grandfather Gerson Dov Kozlick
Brother Sol Kozlick
CEMETERY PERPETUAL MAINTENANCE
FUND
Claire Eidinger
In memory of:
Father-in-law Joseph Eidinger
Husband Melvin Eidinger
Father Eruchem Prashker
Susan & David Spector
In memory of:
Mother Shirley Naimark
Sheila & Gerald Kirstenberg
In memory of:
Brother Avrum Joseph Stober
Mother Blanche Stober
Eleanor & Allan Levin
In memory of:
Father Joshua Levin
Zeldie & Lionel Mincoff
In memory of:
Mother Rose Friedman
Ellen Pesner & Family
In memory of:
Father Moe Obrand
Mona & Dr. Arthur Propst
In memory of:
Father Moe Propst
Adelaida Wainder
In memory of:
Mother Clara Rudy
MORRIS H. GREENBERG MEMORIAL FUND
Ruth & Arthur Greenberg
In honour of:
Eddie Wolkove’s Special Birthday
KIDDUSH FUND
NAOMI & RICHARD DAVINE FUND
Edythe & Gordon Shore
In memory of:
Naomi Davine
GENERAL FUND
Sabina Buksbaum
In memory of:
Husband Markus Buksbaum
Barbara & Stephen Coplan CPA
In memory of:
Mother Anne Coplan
Bram D. Eisenthal
In memory of:
Father Mike “Mendel” Eisenthal
Aliza & Morty Hoch
In memory of:
Father Izak Hoch
Adeline Bratz
In memory of:
Husband Bernie Bratz
Mother Molly Mandelcorn
Freya & Martin Gordon
In memory of:
Mother Lillian Gordon
Helen Kossy
In memory of:
Husband Bill Kossy
Dorothy & Dr. J. Bernard Tonchin
In memory of:
Mother Mary Tonchin
Father Harry Sol Wexler
Carole & Richard Venor
In memory of:
Aunt Rae Green
Grandmother Hinda Greenbaum
Father Abraham Theodore Seidman
Grandfather Isaac Venor
Father Robert Venor
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LIBRARY FUND
Eleanor & Allan Levin
In memory of:
Sister Zelda Usheroff Posman
MINYANAIRES FUND
Cindy Berger
In appreciation to:
Danny Kaufer
Judith Lifshitz & Danny Kaufer
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour of Yom Kippur
Drs. Ann & Morris Wechsler
In appreciation to:
Sid Rath
Fran & Murray Krane
Sheila & Paul Pinsler
In honour of:
Buddy Manis’s Special Birthday
Marlene & Buddy Manis
In honour of:
Ruth Horwitz’s Special Birthday
Evelyn Rabinovitch’s Special Birthday
Elinor Solomon
In honour of:
Florence Penn’s Birthday
Elaine & Steve Wohl
In honour of:
Birth of Granddaughter Ella Mackenzie
Goldberg
Sarah, Danny, Mikey & Gabby Samra
Refuah Shelema to:
Phil Goldig
Larry Wexler
Arlene & Maxwell Brotman
In memory of:
Brother David Brotman
Uncle Harry Brotman
Father Jack Brotman
Mother Mary Brotman
Friend Pauline Freedman
Sister Elsie Iscoe
Father Abie Lukofsky
Mother Doris Lukofsky
Ingrid & Robert Gurman
In memory of:
Father Sam Gurman
Fran & Murray Krane
In memory of:
Father Ben Horwitz
Shirley & Seymour Levine
In memory of:
Grandfather David Zolov
Grandmother Rose Zolov
Muriel Lichter
In memory of:
Mother Ruth Dolansky
Sandy Baitel & Paul Morton
In memory of:
Mother Clara Baitel
Sheila Pearl
In memory of:
Mother Leah Schaffer
Rhonda Jaslow Pepin
In memory of:
Father Irving Jaslow
Mother Kate Jaslow
Sister Lilian Jaslow
Brother Morris Jaslow
Nephew Malcolm Neil Siegel
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Donna Goodman
Chainie Zikman
In appreciation to:
Carol & Harvey Solomon
In honour of:
Suzanne Borer’s Milestone Birthday
Rona Shefler Heft
In memory of:
Husband Dr. Mel Heft
LILY & LOUIS RABINOVITCH MEMORIAL
FUND
Audrey & Dr. Robert Rosenfeld
In memory of:
Father Aaron “Archie” Rosenfeld
Sarah, Danny, Mikey & Gabby Samra
In memory of:
Father Joseph Reingewirtz
Elaine & Stephen Wohl
In memory of:
Mother Ruth Brock
Uncle Phil Frank
Father Ely Wohl
Phyllis Brull
In memory of:
Husband Jeffrey Brull
Father Morris Wohl
WOMEN’S ROSH CHODESH FUND
In honour of:
Birth Annette & Dave Joseph’s Grandson
Gerson Joseph
Refuah Shelema to:
Esther Rabin
Evelyn & Irving Rabinovitch
In honour of:
Buddy Manis’s Special Birthday
Sheila Zaitlin’s Special Birthday
Lolita Hasid
In memory of:
Mother Fanny Weintraub
Refuah Shelema to:
Mona Peters
ZEDAKAH FUND
In memory of:
Father Max Berkow
Grandmother Sima Rabinovitch
SHAARE ZEDEK SISTERHOOD
Sheila & Paul Pinsler
In memory of:
Father Ben Horwitz
Father Alex Pinsler
ESTHER & MORRIS WOHL MEMORIAL
FUND
Edythe & Gordon Shore
In memory of:
Mother Ethel Daniels
Brother Mannie Shore
Mother Sarah Shore
Sister Norma Smith
RACHEL & LAZAR STERN MEMORIAL
FUND
Mickey Stern & Family
In memory of:
David Libman
Father Lazar (Eliezer Simcha) Stern
Mother Rachel Stern
KENNETH & LENORE WASSER
MEMORIAL FUND
Michael Wasser
In memory of:
Grandmother Tillie Levy
Aunt Henrietta Roth
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In appreciation of:
Maftir Honours
Manny Morton
In appreciation of:
Torah Honour
Cynthia & Saul Melamed
In appreciation
Frances & Benny Bokser
In honour of:
Nancy Cooperberg becoming President
of Shaare Zedek Congregation
Helen Kossy
In honour of:
Lil & Jack Margolis
In honour of:
Jack Frank’s Special Birthday
Ruth & Mickey Rosenblatt’s 60th Wedding Anniversary
Arlene & Maxwell Brotman
Ruth & Chuck Dixter
Pam & Cliff Singer
Bonnie & Stephen Tabacman
Refuah Shelema to:
Helena Sonin
Frances & Benny Bokser
In memory of:
Sister Beverly Sue Feldman
David Libman
Father Louis Rubin
Sister Florence Samuels
Carole Burke
Susan Ralph
Paula Sacks
In memory of:
Joseph Kizner
In memory of:
Father Louis Coplan
Mother Toby Flanders
Rosalie & Dr. Harvey Faigan
In memory of:
Mother Goldie Faigan
Mother Ida Rosenthal
Debbie, Marvin, Jason & Ricky Fenster
In memory of:
Mother Chaviva “Luba” Kohen Grempel
36th Yahrzeit of Father Judel Kohen
Mark Galler
In memory of:
Brother Henry Galler
Mother Sofia Galler
Father-in-law Andrew Glynn
Ruth & Archie Katz
In memory of:
Brother Phil Katz
Hazel Kaufman
In memory of:
Husband Ben Kaufman
Beatrice Krupp
In memory of:
Brother Gerald Brownstein
Mother Minnie Brownstein
Marilyn E. Levy
In memory of:
Grandfather Bennie Bercovitch
Aunt Freda Bercovitch
Aunt Sylvia Levy Katz
Uncle Joseph L. Levy
Lil & Jack Margolis
In memory of:
Mother Esther Michla Margolis
Merilee Merovitz
In memory of:
Father Hyman Zalkind
Manny Morton
In memory of:
Father Julius Morton
Wife Roslyn Morton
Paula & Martin Nadler
In memory of:
Father Samuel Nyman
Mother Sara Nyman
Marilyn Fisher & Family
In memory of:
Husband Issie Fisher
Regina & Nahum Halpern
In memory of:
Mother Ela Perera
Brother Isak Ivo Perera
Rhonda & Bernard Herman
In memory of:
Father Aaron Shaffer
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Edith Orleans
In memory of:
Husband Hyman “Hy” Orleans
Mona & Dr. Arthur Propst
In memory of:
Mother Basia Hirsz
Father Israel Hirsz
Diana Robinson
In memory of:
Husband David Robinson
Father Meyer (Jack) Rosenblum
Lila & Leon Sailofsky
In memory of:
Father David Sailofsky
Rita Shapiro
In memory of:
Husband Boris “Buzzy” Shapiro
Drs. Ann & Morris Wechsler
In memory of:
Sister Ghitta Sternberg
Carolyn, Robert & Sarah Zelman
In memory of:
Ben Wolinsky
In Memoriam
We record the sacred memory of our dearly departed on the occasion of their yahrzeit anniversaries which occur:
Please note that a name preceded by an asterisk denotes a memorial plaque purchased in their honour.
Should you wish to purchase a plaque in honour of your loved one, please call the office.
Max Dorfman
Honora Frankel
Milo Suliteanu
*Paul (Pinky) Druker
*Fanny Simkin Brookman
Joshua Halpern
Morris Heitner
Alexis Berg
*Annie Goffman
Norman Gorn
William Greenstone
Rachel Hertzman
Reuben Sacks
April 1 – April 9, 2016 ** 22 Adar II – 1 Nisan 5776
Frances Reisman
Samuel Golt
Pola Mandelbaum
*Emily Spector
Stella Clamen
Sylvia Gerson
*Ralph Zlatkin
Moe Greenstone
Jack Cabot
April 10 – April 16, 2016 ** 2 Nisan - 8 Nisan 5776
Sonia Zikman
Manny Ramelson
*Issie Hittner
*Bella Mager
*Reba Morton
*Esther Wohl
Wolfe Friedman, QC
Paul Agoston
Polly Mendelsohn
Norman Krane
Jack Joseph
Harry Levine
Sara Wexler
Lionel Portigal
Betty Kling
Lily Plant
Norma Pozniak
*Gertrude Rubenstein
Rose Yesovitch
*Abe Pinsky
Edith Schneidman
Carl Small
*Kenneth Wasser
Mark Zunder
Moe Brock
Ida Coen
Tillie Juliver
Moses Lazarus
*Augusta Penn
Joseph Sternberg
Dr. Paul Telner
Abraham Waldman
April 17 – April 23, 2016 ** 9 Nisan – 15 Nisan 5776
Zysal Averback
*Irving Deckelbaum
Sam Kahn
Bella Sadavoy
Norman Sirota
Esther Zohar
Ruth Rosen Lacey
*Naomi Deckelbaum
Shlomo Haboucha
Jacob Lang
Moshe Altman
*Dorothy Bratz Knobovitch
Klara Weiser
Hersh Bokser
*Fannie Silverman
*Irving Israel Singerman
*Sam Blaichman
Sara Halpern
*Max Pearl
*Helen Steinman
Alice Brodkin
*Hyman Brodkin
*Louis Deckelbaum
Sarah Ikeman
Ralph Orleans
Gita Rachel Tomarkin
*David Wolff
April 24 – April 30, 2016 ** 16 Nisan – 22 Nisan 5776
David Choran
*Ethel Glickman
Freda Lackman
Baruch Goldig
*Douglas Shapiro
Eli Baikowitz
Flora Ilovitch
Beatrice Lawrence
Elia Lerman
Isaac Rubinstein
*Lazar Stern
Howard Berlin
*Bessie Glassman
*Morris Pozniak
Bella Rozen
*Louis Handelsman
Mildred Keyes
Rae Heisler
Sam Kadanoff
Sarah Shinder
*Libby Spevack
Michael Wolfe
May 1 – May 7, 2016 ** 23 Nisan – 29 Nisan 5776
Sandra Cohen
*Mitchell Allan Hopkins
*Barnet Mindlin
Edie Baboushkin
Saidye Felsher Blant
Jacob Strulovitch
Laura Pantel
Morris Dankoff
George Krulewitz
*Molly Rosencweig
Jenny Weissfeld
Estelle Ruth Aspler
Dr. George Craft
Harry Greenberg
*William Merson
Yudis Ramelson
Eric Rosenberger
Morris Smith
Leo Speisman
Victoria Heller
Herzl Cohen
*Doris Fogel
Chaya Grzeda
Herschel Grzeda
Benjamin Beutel
Joseph Davis
*Hyman Herman
Gershon Krepel
Eileen Propst
Jack Prosterman
*Azriel Gershon Wolfstein
Freda Eva Cohen
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Alexander Guler
Morris Steiger
Lil Kolker
John Bernetsky
Nathan Finkelberg
Dr. Martin Harrow
*Rose Rosenfeld
Rose Weigensberg
Ben Manis
David Mann
In Memoriam
May 8 – May 14, 2016 ** 30 Nisan – 6 Iyar 5776
Samuel Kanter
*Sybil Plotnick
*Jean Cohen
Hyman Diamond
Seigfred Kling
Max Caplan
Nadia Antebi
Emery Isaac Gombay
William Klein
Harry Penn
Etta Serchuk
*Gloria Steinman
Annie Strezavsky
Pesach Wolkove
Rose Brooks
Fred Kalisky
Eva Rosenthall
Libby Zelda Schaefer
*Issie Mendel Soifer
Harry Irving Lubin
Fred Eligberg
*Maurice Phillips
Irwin Shier
Zelda Solak
Norman
Copoloff
Baruch Fischer
*Kenneth Martin Vineberg
*Herman Deckelbaum
*Jack Wexler
Freda Winter
May 15 – May 21, 2016 ** 7 Iyar – 13 Iyar 5776
Sam Fogel
Toba Gerstein
Simcha Manascu
Henry Naimark
Stanley Rabinovitch
Abraham Brinberg
Cecille Cooper
Ada Daniels
Rachel Greenfield
*Sam Yudin
Shirley Greenfield
*Ilona Ikeman
Joseph Reinish
Louis Schneiderman
Alice Grau
Jack Ilovitch
Nathan Jacobson
Morris Juliver
Harry Lang
Harry Mandelcorn
William Rottenberg
*Peter Yudin
Murray Bettel
Harvey Cwinn
*Hyman Dubman
Eddy Levine
Molly Morton
George Goodman
*Max Fuchs
*Roy Joseph Hoffman, Q.C.
Mildred Holtzman
Nathan Kane
*Judit Luger
David Lyman
Pearl Meltzer
Shmuel Nachman Meltzer
Yerachmiel Meltzer
Michael Steinberg
May 22 – May 28, 2016 ** 14 Iyar – 20 Iyar 5776
Felix Abourbih
*Jack Hopkins
Miriam Kaufman
Eddy Katz
Bunny Binder
*Sydney Chaim Finkelberg
Morris Prosterman
Issie Silverstone
Jack Fogel
Moses Lurie
Bella Rath
Rose Cooper
*Issie Engel
*Esther Marovitch
Shirley Nadel
Hyman Schwartz
*Abraham Shulkin
Cyrille Hopkins
Michel Scharf
Jack Brandeis
*Ethel Meilman
May 29 – June 4, 2016 ** 21 Iyar – 27 Iyar 5776
George Enkin
Leah Goldenberg
Elenor Hubscher
Ettie Kahn
*Mortimer Obront
Isaac Schwartz
Mortimer Steiger
Henry Itcovitch
Pnina Reingewirtz
*Esther Vineberg
Joseph Rothman
Charles Furman
Dora Goldstein
Joseph Schmerer
Mendel Tomarkin
Issie Barrack
Hy Engel
*Judith Fuchs
*Samuel Geffin
Sally Levinson
*Sonia Rapoport
David Simcoe
Harry Smith
Freda Lang
*Benjamin Silverman
Rose Bergman
Rachel Burack
Hershel Majnemer
*Annette Rusinek
Lottie Koffler
Shimon Gershon Koffler
Norman Libman
*Charles Winikoff
June 5 – June 11, 2016 ** 28 Iyar– 5 Sivan 5776
Rachel Beutel
Philip Dankner
Judith Izsak Liebmann
Esther Shulman
Leah Silverman
Morris Rosenbloom
*Michael Vineberg
Michael Goldenberg
Saul Karanofsky
Israel Obrand
Etta Shein
Edward Weigens
*Moses Busgang
Aaron Tanny
Hyman Joseph Wolff
*Solomon Buksbaum
*Jenny Busgang
Osias Leckner
George Coviensky
Bela Herman
Harry Tanny
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Fanny Weiner
Reva Forman
Rhodie Blanshay-Benarosh
Stefania Domanus
*Benjamin Cytrynbaum
Mollie Fishman
Lou Weinstein
Moses Cohen
In Memoriam
June 12 – June 18, 2016 ** 6 Sivan – 12 Sivan 5776
Mary Greenstone
*David Margolis
Jennie Meltzer
Thelma Schneiderman
*Eunice Cohen
Elizabeth (Beth) Goodman
Paula Fogel
Jenny Wasserman
David Moses Etinson
Anne Gencher
Ann Penn
Rachel Singerman
Reuben Solomon
Bleema Jacobson
Sara Litwin
*Jacques Rusinek
Sara Pinsler
Ronnie Rubin
Isaac Tanny
Jacob Cohen
Frank Warhaft
*Shirley Finkelberg
*Jack Leffell
Esther Kaufman
*Michael Lawrence Cape
June 19 – June 25, 2016 ** 13 Sivan – 19 Sivan 5776
*Rae Davine
Naftali Fogel
*Ralph Kronick
*Cyla Galler
Morton Brownstein
Lilian Boidman
*Yetta Bernstein
*Louis Diskin
Rose Katsof
Michel Yancovich
David Rozen
Theodore Ronis
*Jack Ginsberg
Leon Hasid
*James Leo Lackman
*Sam Miller
Ida Smith
Fae Abrahams
Saul Cobrin
Philip Gershuny
Tillie Levin
*Henry Rabin
Adolph Pesner
June 26 – July 2, 2016 ** 20 Sivan – 26 Sivan 5776
*Miriam Gross
Leah Marchand
Nusan Leib Nusynovicz
Esther Bryna Nusynowicz
Harry Rottenberg
Bertha Buchwald
*Esther Baron
Abraham (Bram) Rubin
Abraham Greenstone
Maurice Segall
Eleanor Wohl Pinsky
Evelyn Levine
Sarah Harris
Regine Stern Mainberger
Tobias Brown
Samuel Fogel
Percy Shore
Anita Perzow
Jerry Usheroff
*Louis Cobrin
Michael Burke
*Morris Simon
*Jacob Weider
Susan Adler
Lydia Freedman Minkin
Annie Lackman
*Michael Zuckerman
Faye Freedman
July 3 – July 9, 2016 ** 27 Sivan – 3 Tammuz 5776
Dr. Alan Ship
Cyril Sidel
Leah Krasovitsky
*Harry Cooperstone
Annie Herman
Maria Guler
Mordechai Abramovitch
David Goodman
Sam Zrill
Harry Coen
William Gross
Judy Cooner
Daniel Daniels
*Bathsheba Gelbart
Seymour Reisman
Marci Silverberg
Steven Silverberg
Celia Sultan
*Louis Fine
Asher Indech
*Joe Schneidman
Gertie Ginsbarg
*Jack Goloff
*Fannie Gradinger
Joseph Nadler
*Edward Seal
Shirley Levine
July 10 – July 16, 2016 ** 4 Tammuz – 10 Tammuz 5776
David Marcus Eibel
May Frost
Sydney Moscovitz
Joseph Shinder
Sol Levine
Hinda King
Jacob Malkin
Max Polsky
Sarah Strulovitch
Richard Fenster
Ella Bubis
Jack Lipson
Esther Shuster
Sharon Blidner
Burton Eisenberg
Bennie Bellman
Pearl Cudzinowski
*Sarah Simon
Sosia Schlepak
Fania Griner
Carl Goldman
Fred Levine
Sally Lutterman
*Lewis Rosenstein
Saul Rozansky
Yetta Deckelbaum
*Stuart Kane
Louis Schenker
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Sarah Stone
Rosita Bissell
Jennie Bercovitch
*Sylvia Davine Bodnoff
Issie Bubis
*Libby Davine
Joseph Katsof
Jack Kuzmarov
*Beatrice Morris
In Memoriam
Fanny Davine
Israel Guler
Jankiel Grzeda
Bessie Rothman
Israel Chaplin
Carl Frai
*Rose Geffin
Louis Herman
*Etta Miller
Morris Braun
Ruth Simcoe
Nechama Black
Ida Bordoff
Lola Levine
Hyman Burack
Baruch Chazonoff
*Blossom Friedman
Zelda Marcovitch
Moniek Rotrand
Katya Eibel
Dr. Ihsan Samra
Clara Stattner
Sara Goldberg
Tzvi Yehuda Hershenfield
*Jack Klein
Philip Keyes
Evelyn Israelovitch
Joseph Goldenberg
*Sam Kligman
Marty Kowarsky
Charles Simcovitch
*Leza Mehlman
Ida Reinish
*Tauba Merson
Sarah Chaimberg
*Nat Ikeman
Agnes Klein
*Irving Morton
Edith Rosenblatt
Al (Boomie) Gold
Sam Lackman
Irwin Levinson
*Brian Agensky
*Pauline Birenbaum
Morris Chaimberg
Helena Harris
Jack Mileret
*Fanny Kronick
Julia Manis
Eva Saks
Helena Fuchs
Franc (Franz) Ackermann
*Arnold Sonny Blauer
Mania Lea Braun
Edna Enkin
*Goldie Hittner
Leo Nadel
Chaya Weinstein
Louis Bonder
Sylvia Diamond
*Joseph Fisher
*Phil Kane
*Elsie Rubenstein
*Robert Wexler
July 31 – August 6, 2016 ** 25 Tammuz – 2 Av 5776
*Abe Aptacker
Aaron Bitensky
Manny Eisenstat
*Henry Levine
Rose Lutsky
Sabina Rottenberg
Kay Schultz
Irene Rose Bier
Chaskel Berkowitz
Mary Fleischman
*Ida Green
Lola Makowski
*Rachel Shulkin
Helen Starr
*Chana Topor
Rebecca Baimel
Chaye Buksbaum
Eli Klioth
Mildred Shinder Markovitz
*Morris H. Greenberg
Louis Litwin
Katherine Mackler
*Joel Jeffrey Birenbaum
Ibolya Teszler
*Eleanor Nadel
*Dr. Sheila Seal
Judge David Samra
Mina Eisenthal
Isabelle Kobernick
Pearl Levine
Phillip Prosterman
*Louis Rabinovitch
August 7 – August 13, 2016 ** 3 Av - 9 Av 5776
Moe Herscovitch
Hyman Cohen
*Morris Glassman
*Barry Goodman
*Tzipora Grisaru
Ghizella Hoffman
*Abe Morantz
Allen Wilner
Frank Browman
Sam Pecher
Florence Herman
*Nathan Kaplan
Esther Rath
Ida Kirstenberg
Peter Shore
*Pesia Engel
Annie Frackt
Ida Gesser
William Katz
Mary Nadler
Beatrice Smith
Sam Wexler
*David Segel
Alfred Irving Canter
*Sylvia Joseph
Rachel Lerner
*Carol Luger
Adele Malkin
ETERNAL GARDENS CEMETERY,
BEACONSFIELD
We would like to advise you that cemetery plots are available. Please contact the synagogue office for details.
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In Memoriam
August 14 – August 20, 2016 ** 10 Av – 16 Av 5776
Rachel Hershenfield
*Harry Raider
Hyman Westernoff
Marcus Buchwald
Rhoda Goldman Chaplin
Esther Brandeis
Bassia Marmerstein
Jenny Helfenbaum
Alicia Ross
Fruma Baikowitz
Samuel Mackler
*Lilly Simon
Alex Stroll
Rebecca Schenker
Leah Krepel
*Nat Raider
*Michael Shapiro
Max Liverman
Abe Levine
Jack Greenberg
*Ann Rose Suliteanu
Hans Wall
Mirel Wolfe
Norman Handelsman
Samuel Black
Israel Fuchs
*Sarah Grodinsky
Dora Grossman
*Ruth Karpman
Manuel Melamed
Sara Narvey
Myer Brodkin
Jack Brandman
*Abraham Grisaru
Sabina Kimelman
*Ralph Vineberg
August 21 – August 27, 2016 ** 17 Av – 23 Av 5776
Bluma Pozniak
Joe Levett
Dora Orleans
Israel Rothfleisch
Joseph Schwartz
Joseph Fisher
Ines Klioth
Pearl Ash
*Louis Birenbaum
Sol Choran
Leo Cytrynbaum
Minnie Friedman
Hyman Shaffer
Jack Yancovich
*Alana Blidner Hildebrand
Rose Cooner
Lily Itkin
*Dora Merson
Ruth Godine Phillips
Sally Rotrand
Rose Sitkofsky
Ettie Yancovich
Abraham Averback
Samuel Bercovitch
Beatrice Kaufman Wiseman
Harry Kizner
Samuel Lederman
Sam Meilman
*Norman Zuker
Lou Krane
Abraham Kronish
*Morris Silver
*Louie Berall
Betty Gold-Lazar
Meir Guberek
Shirley O’Brien
*Fanny Shapiro
Cecil Shinder
Jack Grossbaum
Irwin Beutel
Samuel Levine
Sylvia Liederman
Gerald Zelman
August 28 – September 3, 2016 ** 24 Av – 30 Av 5776
Dora Cohen
*Louis Nathaniel Joseph
Charles Brown
*Clarice Finiffter
Maurice Kaufman
Lea Stark
Jerry Green
Miriam Altman
Marvin Ross
Sarah Kligman
Moise Zarmati
Joseph Perez
Irving Freedman
*Rose Shapiro
Julius Zucker
Jennie Arshinoff
Nathan Kirstenberg
David Kaufman
Marc Nelson
*Louis Redler
Molly Shacket Simon
Joseph Shore
*Frank Wechsler
Rose Kutzin
Stephen Brian Kenigsberg
Joseph Tager
*Jack Birenbaum
*Howard Finkelberg
Yaakov Levac
Jacob Liberman
Jenny Severs
Victor Sulsky
Isaac Kolomeir
Sara Gold
May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life.
BEACONSFIELD
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In Memoriam
September 4 – September 10, 2016 ** 1 Elul – 7 Elul 5776
Hilda Blatt
Melvin Blatt
*Yetta Solomon
Lorne Green
*Benjamin Green
Esther Katz
Sascha Marmerstein
*Max Rabiner
Julius Strezavsky
Hyman Shinder
*Annie Auerbach
*Bernard Dorfman
Elezar Ginsberg
*Joseph Hefter
Bernard Harris
Laurie Mariasine
*Richard Kozlick
Alex Ship
Harry Stark
Chana Guberek
Doris Kadanoff
*Edith Lehrer
Fanny Sheffer
Lil Sonin
Golda Levine
Moishe Applebaum
Harry Brotman
*Ben Plotnick
Charles Aspler
Berl Galler
Sara Morantz
*Leonard Rosen
Abe Silverberg
Moe Faigan
Marvin Tucker
Sam Caplovitch
Ethel Kronish
Simon Lurie
Rebie Schwartz
Frances Sherril Eisenberg
*Samuel Auerbach
Fannie Blostein
Sarah Nadel
Frances Schwartz
Marilyn Lewin Furman
Libby Cwinn
*Sam Kozlick
Rachmiel Zlatkin
Charles Lassner
*Bernard Gradinger
Ben Harris
Abraham Kurland
Claire Beer
Edith Zuker
Helen Schneidman
Rachel Kurland
*Nathan Auerbach
Marie Blitz
Mali Rabin
Mollie Schwartz
Elochai Sitkofsky
Fanny Weintraub
*Joel B. Davine
Joe Yesovitch
Sophie Samler
Phillip Chafetz
Miriam Gelbart
Izela Heitner
Louis Schneidman
Sam Wasserman
Morris Kurland
Anita Switzer
Abraham Bernstein
Moses Aaron Halperin
Bella Shier
*Mordechai Baron
Branna Salmonovitch
Sidney Harris
Bernard Blicher
Judge Edwin Kimelman
Rose Sklar
Harold Novolker
Fela Abramowicz
Ida Dubinsky
Fanny Cohen
Ada Davis
Jacob Levy
Betty Polsky
*Leo Schwartz
Allan Goldberg
Meyer Adler
*Elsie Kaplan
Fanny (Faye) Pessin
*Evelyn Rosenstein
Adele Segall
Dr. Sydney Weller
Samuel Leibovici
Shalom Kreinovitz
Henry Cohen
Ruben Agensky
Celia Brownstein
*Louis Mindlin
Hymie Zolov
Arlene Miller
Moshe Fogel
Nathan Teitelbaum
Julius Zikman
Phillip Ackerman
Maurice Daniels
Eva Edelstein
*Towia Engel
*Margaret Fox
David Franklin
Sydney SolomonSalmanovitch
Dr. Maynard Shapiro
Meyer Milstock
May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life.
BEACONSFIELD
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CONTACT
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