January-February 2007

TEMPLE BETH SHALOM
BRIGANTINE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
January/February 2007 Vol. 12, Nos. 1&2
SERVICES
Every Friday Evening
Throughout the Year
8 - 9 p.m.
(Followed by
coffee and cake)
Saturday Services
January 13 &
February 10, 2007
10 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
(Followed by
Kiddush luncheon)
Torah Study before services
at 9 a.m.
Board Meetings
Sunday, January 14 &
Sunday, February 11, 10 a.m.
BE HERE!!!!!
Reserve the date.
Friday night,
January 12 at
8 p.m.
we will be fortunate
to have as a speaker
that evening,
Bob Seltzer
of the Jewish
Federation of Atlantic
& Cape May Counties. He will
share with us some frank thoughts
about how we Jews are doing –
internationally, locally, and around
the comer.
Goodies to follow!
Rabbi Gerald R. Fox
Tevet/Shevat 5767
RABBI’S COLUMN
As most would assume, here we are in the midst of
Winter, but. . . so far, as I write this to you, the Winter has
been exceptionally mild. Will we be inundated with snow
or ice to make up for lost time? What will the affect be on
our nation’s agriculture?
With the weather patterns seemingly a little off kilter,
our minds turn to the Jewish calendar. We see Tu B’Shevat,
the New Year for trees and the holiday that emphasizes our
connection to our roots: the land and its bounty. Tu B’Shevat is a wonderfully
colorful and spiritually uplifting holiday filled with intense imagery and
mystical overtones. Growing out of the Hasidic branch of Judaism and
spreading throughout the Jewish world is the tradition of a Tu B’Shevat Seder.
With special and common fruit (both fresh and dried) and nuts, participants
observe this Winter holiday by eating in a certain order and acknowledging
each fruit’s and nut’s connection to our world – both the physical and spiritual.
If you have a chance to experience one, I encourage you to go . . . they are
often exciting opportunities to speak and ask questions about Judaism in a less
Hebrew-demanding and less weighty atmosphere.
Tu B’Shevat, as one of the four New Years of the Jewish calendar, reminds us
to reattach ourselves to that which roots us – our Jewish heritage. The Torah is
called a Tree of Life, for all who hold fast to it. As a “tree,” the Torah keeps us
rooted in what is right and righteous, what is nourishing and healthy, what is
reliable and steadfast. In many ways, this New Year is one that we need most –
it is found in the midst of our Winter tempests and provides us meaning at a
time of year when there seems to be a great deal missing from our lives; after
all, we travel less and make fewer connections in the depths of the Winter
months, appropriately cautious of venturing out into the Winter winds and
cold.
As we experience the weather and Tu B’Shevat, we take stock of our lives
and the connection we have made with those around us and to our heritage. It
is with this as a backdrop that I encourage you to reconnect with your
congregation, especially given that the Winter months usually mean a
weakening of participation for the understandable reasons mentioned above,
but also because it is our congregation, our community, that guarantees the
stability of our lives. When we build community, we build a home for ourselves,
but when we build Jewish community, we build an addition to the mansion
that is our Jewish heritage. We make new friends and invigorate the
relationships we’ve nurtured for years and we raise our spirits and increase our
closeness to holiness when we open our heart to others and create new
experiences that build upon the true gems we already have.
To that end, I have arranged for a mid-Winter visitor: Robert A. Seltzer, the
Federation’s new Executive Vice President. Mr. Seltzer will be coming to speak
RABBI continued on next page
Messages
From Bruce & Dee Bortner: Get well wishes to Burt Stolove
From Barry Bornstein & Fran Dratch:
Condolences to Ida Levin and Family on the passing of her
husband, Leonard Levin
Condolences to Gene Blum and Family on the passing of his
wife, Sheila Blum
Happy birthday to Lill Shender
From David & Estelle Silver: Best wishes to Shirley Schreiber
From Ron & Lill Shender: Condolences to Gene Blum and
Family on the passing of his wife, Sheila Blum
From Edie Krimstock:
Condolences to Gene Blum and Family on the passing of his
wife, Sheila Blum
From the Temple: Get well to Gene Blum
General Donations
From Bruce & Dee Bortner in honor of Shirley Schreiber; in
memory of Sheila Blum; in honor of Bob Washburn & Judy
Drasin’s anniversary
From Marvin & Irene Siegel in honor of their grandson’s Bar
Mitzvah on December 2, 2006
From Ron & Christy Bateman in memory of Harriet Singer
Brigantine Library Donations
Temple Beth Shalom and Joseph and Anne Migatz made
donations to benefit the children’s section of the Brigantine
Library in honor of Shirley Schreiber, who for 16 summers,
entertained the children with Children’s Bingo.
Condolences
Deepest sympathy to Ida Levin and her family on the passing of
her dear husband, Leonard Levin, on Dec. 8, 2006.
Deepest sympathy to Gene and Judy Blum on the passing of
Gene’s wife and Judy’s mother, Sheila Blum, on Dec. 8, 2006.
Deepest sympathy to Annette Lipsky on the passing of her
father, Jack Segal, on Oct. 30, 2006.
Tree of Life Plaque
In loving memory of their dear friend, Sheila Blum, from Anita
Erman and Pearl & Norman Kaye.
Donations received in Memory of
Leonard E. Levin
Ira F. Back, Esquire; Dorothy & Sam Feigenbaum; Leanore
Hoffman; Morton & Arlene Kerr; Steve & Lynn Ravitz;
John & Marianne Sooy; Steak 38 Brigantine
Thank You
To Michael Kurland for providing a case of light bulbs
for the Temple’s use.
Get Well
Michael Adams (son-in-law of Marvin & Irene Siegel),
Gene Blum, Morray Cohen, Sol Getz, Robert Glick,
Helen Hanish, Davida Hirsch, Pearl Kaye, Rachel Layton
(wife of John Layton), Evelyn Rothstein, Andrew Schneider
(brother of Stolove’s future daughter-in-law,
Burt Stolove, Jennifer Zuckerman
President’s Column
Losses & Gains
Last month was filled with tears and smiles. Bad news
tempered with good news.
First the bad news.
We experienced a tremendous loss with the passing of
Sheila Blum, longtime member, supporter, friend and
benefactor. We extend our sympathies to Gene and Judy.
Who will ever forget her wonderful English Teas?
We also experienced the loss of Leonard Levin, longtime
member, friend and benefactor. We last saw Leonard over
the past High Holidays. Leonard and his family bestowed
upon the Synagogue a great gift in the form of one of our
Torahs that has always been greatly appreciated.
Now the good news.
The return of Burt Stolove following surgery. We are happy
for Burt and Lorraine and will miss them when they leave for
their winter home in Arizona.
Jamie Satz has been appointed to the Board. She will be
taking over Children’s Bingo. We appreciate her interest and
activity and welcome her.
The Hanukkah Party on Sunday, December 17, 2006
was a treat beyond belief. Seeing Jackie & Fred’s
grandchildren playing dredle games on the floor, the large
crowd we had and the Caplan kids, et aI, was certainly
worth all the hard work done by Lill, Ron, Edie, Betty,
Diane and Jamie and Steve Satz. Kudos to all!
Getting a chance to meet Sarah Fox’s parents was also a
special treat.
Barry Bornstein
Co-President
Rabbi continued
with us on the Friday evening of our “long Jewish weekend,”
January 12,2007 at 8 p.m. Renew your connection to others
and to our community by making the effort, in bad weather
or good, to come to shul that evening and welcome both Mr.
Seltzer and his message: Building Jewish community both
locally amongst the Jews of Atlantic and Cape May Counties
and between us and our beloved Eretz Yisrael (Land of
Israel). It is an evening that I hope will inspire you further to
renew your membership with Temple Beth Shalom and to
donate a little more of yourself this year to making Temple
Beth Shalom even more vibrant.
In advance of your voting with your checkbook, I want to
thank you all for a wonderful beginning to my tenure at
Temple Beth Shalom, and for joining me on our path
forward as we explore what it means to be a Jew and a
mensch. As we commemorate the New Year for trees, Tu
B’Shevat, I look forward to learning and growing with you
as we root ourselves in the vast wisdom and dynamic
experience of our Jewish heritage.
Kol Tuv (All Things Good),
Rabbi Gerald R
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Person of the Month
Our January Person of the Month is
Ron Shender
Need help with a project, need to get supplies, need to
get goodies for the onegs, need to change the outside sign,
need to pick-up, deliver and get the newsletter out each
month, need something fixed at the synagogue? Who you
gonna call?????????? Ron, that’s who. Besides being
Recording Secretary, Ron is very busy doing “synagogue
business.” He’s here two or three days a week just doing
the things that it takes to keep our shul running smoothly.
So that is why Ron Shender (aka Grumpy) is January’s
Person of the Month.
Our February Person of the Month is
BETTY CHAIKEN
Betty has been here since the beginning of our Temple’s
birth. Through the years, she has served on most every
committee and project. She was even President. She
continues to date to help out with the newsletter and to
serve as High Holiday greeter. She gets the ads for the
newsletter and can be counted on to help whenever she
can. Hats off to Betty Chaiken (aka Smiley), February’s
Person of the Month.
Yahrzeit Donations
Geraldine Greenberg in memory of her Father-in-law, Jacob
Greenberg
Herbert & Rita Axelrad in memory of Herbert’s Father,
Irving Axelrad
Cheryl & Michael Guterman in memory of Cheryl’s
Father, David Brownstein
Jacqueline & Fred Fabel in memory of their Daughter-inlaw, Maria Fabel
Irene & Marvin Siegel in memory of Irene’s Mother, Rita
Perlstein
Harvey & Diane Steiner in memory of Harvey’s Father,
Benjamin Steiner and Diane’s Father, William Fabrizio
Dr. Martin & Linda Millison in memory of Linda’ s Father,
Samuel Raichlen
Seymour & Norma Trachtman in memory of Seymour’s
Brother, Marvin Trachtman
David & Estelle Silver in memory of David’s Mother, Pearl
Libby Silver
Rose Zeltser in memory of her Sister, Adelaide Pullis, and
her Brother-in-law, Gary Zeltser
Albert & Barbara Dragon in memory of their Aunt, Ethel
Moskowitz
Beverlee Bearman-Reiter in memory of her Sister, Merna
Marshall Reiter
Joan & Aaron Grossman in memory of Joan’s Father, Harry
I. Broder
Dr. Stephen & Rosalyn Weinstein in memory of Rosalyn’s
Father, Irving Lowe
Simchas
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
1 ........... Barnard Rosenberg
6 ................ Stephen Engber
7 ................... Arnie Schuster
9 ............... Gloria Freedman
12 .................. David Axelrod
Elaine Shapiro
13 ........................ Ann Hyatt
15 ................... Carol Dragon
21 ......... Thelma Zuckerman
23 .................... Anita Erman
26 ................. Beth A. Bacha
Susan Krantz
27 ......... Marsela Rosenberg
28 ........ Dr. Harry L. Chaikin,
Stanley Levick
29 .................... David Hirsch
30 ............... Dolores Bortner
31 .............. Stephen D. Satz
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
1 .......................... Ellen Etter
4 ........................ Linda Hahn
6 ............... Laurence Berger
7 .................Barbara Dragon
9 ................... Gerald Pepper
10 ............ Ronald L. Panitch
11 ............ Nancy Grossman
13 ........... Bernard Gittelman
14 ................ Dr. Sarah Kern
15 ................ Harold Walcoff
16 .............. Nancy A. Clancy
17 ..................Edward Rubin
18 ......... Debbie Schlesinger
19 ........ Norton A. Freedman
23 ............. Allan Abramowitz
28 ............. Aaron Grossman
Diane Steiner
JANUARY & FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES
Jan. 6 .......................................... Burton & Ruth Weiss
Jan. 8 ............................ Howard & Debbie Schlesinger
Jan. 9 ............................ Ronald L. & Lillian H. Shender
Jan. 17 ................................. Joseph & Anna Weinstein
Jan. 25 .......................... Marvin A. & Diane A. Waxman
Jan. 28 ...................................... Dr. Eli & Nancy Zucker
Feb. 11 .......................................... Gerald & Ellen Etter
Feb. 13 ........................ William Boutin & Jamie Chaikin
Feb. 14 ........................ Drs. A. Douglas & Judith Logue
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Greetings from the west
coast. .. . .. ... .Helen
the Mailbox
Hanish sends her love and
warm wishes to all of us at
the Temple for a Happy Holiday and a
peaceful and well New Year and to tell you
that she misses us.
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Friday, Dec. 1 Helen Hanish in memory of her father-inlaw, Jack Hanish; AND
Bella & Gregory Royzman in memory of Bella’s brother,
Khaim Sapozhnikov; AND
Cheryl & Michael Guterman in memory of Cheryl’s
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Saturday, Dec. 9 Dr. Joseph & Lilian Hassman in memory
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Drs. Frank & Sarah Kern in memory of Frank’s father,
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Friday, Dec. 22 Sylvia Leibowitz in memory of her aunt,
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David Hirsch in memory of his sister, Carol Lucile Hirsch
Friday, Dec. 29 Rose Zeltser in memory of her sister,
Adelaide Pullis and her brother-in-law, Gary Zeltser
January Yahrzeits
1/22 Milton & Phyllis Berkes in memory of Phyllis’ step-mother, Mary Gould
Marvin & Irene I. Siegel in memory of lrene’s father, Max Perlstein
1/23 Linda Hahn in memory of her mother-in-law, Helen Hahn
1/26 Debbie & Gail Coplein in memory of their grandmother, Anna Gomberg
Burton & Lorraine Stolove in memory of Burt’s father, Max Stolove
1/27 Mildred Richmond in memory of her mother, Eva Goldstein
Barry & Ellen Savitz in memory of Barry’s mother, Sara Savitz
1/28 Solomon & Vera Getz in memory of Solomon’s mother, Virginia Getz
Jack Segal in memory of his father, William Segal
1/29 Cary & Trudy Durant in memory of Cary’s mother, Janet Durant
Geraldine Greenberg in memory of her father, Harry Horn
1/30 Laurence & Debra Berger in memory of Debra’s grandfather, Michael Hoffman
1/1 Brenda Sacks in memory of her husband, Alfred Sacks
Warren R. Heymann & Rhonda Schnur in memory of Rhonda’s brother,
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1/2 Anita Erman in memory of her father-in-law, David Erman
Mildred Richmond in memory of her uncle, Nathan Lindenbaum
Jack & Lilyan Cralle in memory of Lilyan’s cousin, Lenore Levin London
1/3 Dr. Stephen & Rosalyn Weinstein in memory of Rosalyn’s father, Irving Lowe
1/5 Bruce L. & Barbara A. Nussbaum in memory of Barbara’s father, Edward
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Dr. Henry & Gloria Jacoby in memory of Henry’s father, Milton Jacoby
Mildred Richmond in memory of Mildred’s brother-in-law, Gilbert Richmond
Jack Segal in memory of his brother, Edward Segal
1/7 Mitchell & Mina Kramer in memory of Mina’s father, Barney Braverman
Bernard & Norma Gittelman in memory of Bernie’s Grandmother, Ann Galblum
Aaron & Joan Grossman in memory of Aaron’s father, Reuben Grossman
Susan Orloff in memory of her mother, Bernice Orloff
1/8 Burton & Lorraine Stolove in memory of Lorraine’s mother, Frances Augenfeld
Laurence & Debra Berger in memory of Laurence’s brother, Dana Berger
Bernie & Morray Cohen and Frank & Martha Cohen in memory of their
brother, Henry Cohen
Geraldine Greenberg in memory of her brother, Abraham Horn
Edith Krimstock in memory of her husband, Samuel Krimstock
1/9 Sanford R. & Karen Dare in memory of Sanford’s father, Sol Dare
Stanley & Judith Levick in memory of Judith’s mother, Claire Goldman
Dr. Eli W. & Nancy K. Zucker in memory of Nancy’s father, Jacob Kotzin
1/10 Jack & Lilyan Cralle in memory of Lilyan’s father, Albert Fireman
Phillip Goisman and Gale Hoffman in memory of Phillip’s father and Gale’s
uncle, Louis Goisman
Shirley H. Schreiber in memory of her husband, Irving Schreiber
1/11 Gary & Myrna Jastrow in memory of Gary’s mother, Molly Jastrow
1/12 Burton & Lorraine Stolove in memory of Burt’s mother, Rose Stolove
1/13 Albert & Barbara Dragon in memory of Barbara’s father, William Meinster
John Spinrad in memory of his grandfather, Sidney Spinrad
Gregory & Bella Royzman in memory of Gregory’s father, Shlema ZelmanRoyzman
1/14 Alex Artman
Helen Hanish in memory of her aunt, Claire Poller
David W. & Estelle Silver in memory of David’s father, Nathan Silver
1/15 David & Sandra Axelrod in memory of David’s father, Charles Axelrod, and
Sandy’s father, Daniel Solomon
1/16 Eugene & Ann Hyatt in memory of Gene’s father, William Hyatt
Edith Krimstock in memory of her father-in-law, Rubin Krimstock
1/17 Robert & Evlynne Harmon in memory ofEvlynne’s Father, Hyman David Freed
Barry & Ellen Savitz in memory of Ellen’s father, Nate Kaplan
Andrew S. & Marsela Rosenberg in memory of Sydney Rosenberg
1/18 Rose Artman
Gerald & Norma Wexler in memory of Norma’s mother, Clara Lichtig
Jeffry A. & Susan P. Mintz in memory of Susan’s father, William Politzer
Saul & Nancy Grossman in memory of Nancy’s mother, Sarah Silverwood
1/19 Drs. Frank & Sarah Kern in memory of Sarah’s father, Dr. Arthur Mandy
1/20 Seymour & Dorothy Katz in memory of Dorothy’s mother, Rose Perilstein
Norman N. & Pearl Kaye in memory of Pearl’s brother, Frank Rosendorf
Joan Rosenfeld in memory of Joan’s mother, Rochelle Vogel
1/21 Norman N. & Pearl Kaye in memory of Norman’s mother, Dora Kaye
Sidney & Shirley Morgan in memory of Shirley’s father, Abraham Neumann
February Yahrzeits
2/1 Mark & Linda Baum in memory of Mark’s mother, Ethyl Baum
Elaine & Joshua Shapiro in memory ofJoshua’s mother, Mae Shapiro
2/2 Phillip Goisman & Gale Hoffman in memory of Phillip’s grandfather and Gale
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Gary & Myrna Jastrow in memory of Gary’s father, Harold Jastrow
Howard & Myrna Levin in memory of Howard’s father, Joseph Levin
2/3 Michael & Cheryl Guterman in memory of Cheryl’s grandmother, Tema Gittle
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2/6 Dr. Joseph & Betty Chaikin in memory of Joe’s father, Isador Chaikin
2/7 Linda Hahn in memory of Linda’s husband, Rabbi Sanford Hahn
Mitchell & Mina Kramer in memory of Mitchell’s mother, Lillian Kramer
2/8 Cary & Trudy Durant in memory of Trudy’s mother, Bernice Deutsch
2/9 Michael & Marcia Kurland in memory of Michael’s uncle, Lewis Kurland
2/10 Stephen & Eileen Engber in memory of Stephen’s father, Samuel Engber
2/11 Michael & Cheryl Guterman in memory of Cheryl’s grandmother, Etta
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Elaine & Joshua Shapiro in memory of Elaine’s father, Nathan Nerenberg
Mildred Richmond in memory of her father-in-law, Samuel Richmond
2/12 Rose M. Zeltser in memory of her father-in-law, Morris Zeltser
2/13 Linda Oram in memory of her father, David Masket
2/18 Gene Blum in memory of his father, Joseph Blum
David W. & Estelle Silver in memory of David’s sister, Ethel Young
2/20 Harvey & Karen Fern in memory of Harvey’s father, David Fern
Eugene & Ann Hyatt in memory of Gene’s mother, Lillian Hyatt
Carol & Howard Serotta in memory of Howard’s father, Paul Serotta
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Michael & Marcia Kurland in memory of Michael’s grandfather, Morris Kurland
2/23 Howard & Myrna Levin in memory of Myrna’s father, Max Cylinder
Dr. Joseph & Betty Chaikin in memory of their brother-in-law, Mason Waronker
2/24 Larry & Diane Hatoff in memory of Larry’s mother, Celia Hatoff
David & Faye Kahn in memory of Faye’s father, Leroy Landau
Norman N. & Pearl Kaye in memory of Pearl’s mother, Lena Rosendorf
Dr. Joseph & Betty Chaikin in memory of Joe’s sister, Lillian Waronker
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Administrator: Diane Alexeev
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Your donations in memory of loved ones, simchas, our new
Rabbi’s Library Fund or Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund not only
help the Temple, but also are a way to remember various happy
and sad events in your life. Unsolicited general donations are
needed to help the Temple meet its annual operating expenses.
Keep in mind, less than 50% of our operating expenses are
covered by membership dues. Listed below are the various items
to which you can contribute.
Bronze Memorial Plaque ..................................... $300
Leaf on the Tree of Life ......................................... $50
Oneg Shabbat sponsor (Friday night) ..................... $25
Kiddish Sponsor (Saturday Luncheon) .................. $100
Message Card ................................................... $5 each
Yizkor memorial .................................... Minimum $10
Ackovitz Education Fund ........... Whatever you desire
Building Fund ............................. Whatever you desire
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Library Fund ............................... Whatever you desire
Kiddush Fund .............................. Whatever you desire