KehilathjeshurunBulletin

Kehilathjeshurun Bulletin
Adar, 5735
17
February 28, 1975
Number 11
Volume XLII
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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
BRUNCH
MAJOR EVENTS THIS SPRING
Sunday, March 16th
Plans have been announced for the
Monday, March 10 —
Sisterhood Open Meeting
Brunch in
University. The
Kehilath Jeshurun
Annual
honor
of
Yeshiva
will be held on Sun¬
day, March 16, at 10:00 o'clock in the
Sunday, March 16 —
Yeshiva University Brunch
Brunch this year
Hollander
Social
Hall
of
the syna¬
Friday-Saturday, March 21-22
The Chairman for this event is
Joseph Lorch, an esteemd Trustee of
the Congregation, the Chairman of the
Board of Trustees of Ramaz and a good
friend of Yeshiva and many other
worthy institutions. Other distinguish¬
gogue.
Wednesday, Thursday, March 26 and 27
Congregational Sedarim
as
—
Monday Evening, April 7 at 7:30
Yom Ha-Shoa (Holocaust Day) service in memory of
ed members of the congregation are
serving
—
Second Annual K. J. Shabbaton
Associate Chairmen of the
the
Six Million
event.
We hope that, as in the past, the
fellowship of Kehilath Jeshurun will
turn out with its usual enthusiasm to
demonstrate its loyalty to and support
of this most important institution of
Jewish learning in the United States.
Sunday, April 13 —
Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry
Tuesday Evening, April 15 at 7:30
Yom Ha-Atzmaut service, followed by a performance of
"Fiddler on the Roof" in Hebrew by the Ramaz Dramatics
Society.
Barry Wyshogrod,
Ramaz Senior,
Wednesday Morning, April 16 at 7:30 —
Yom Ha-Atzmaut Service and Breakfast
Wins
Westinghouse Honors
proud to congratulate Barry
Wyshogrod, the son of our dear mem¬
Tuesday, April 22 —
Sisterhood Spring Luncheon
bers, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wyshogrod,
who, as a senior in Ramaz, has been
selected for the Honors Group in the
Tuesday, April 29 at 8:00
Annual Meeting of the Congregation
We
are
Westinghouse Science Talent
all
over the United States submit projects
and take examinations in this competi¬
Annual
Sunday, May 11
Search. Thousands of seniors from
tion.
From that group
Honors
—
Youth Salute to
Israel Parade
only 300 earn
Biochemistry at the Mt. Sinai
Medical School. Dr. Krulwich is herself
fessor of
listing.
Barry was helped in his work not
only by Mr. Harry Fierman, instructor
of chemistry at Ramaz, but also by Dr.
Terry Krulwich Posner, Associate ProSermons:
graduate of Ramaz.
The subject of Barry's research was
entitled: "A Study of Sugar Transport
a
March
8
March 15
—
—
Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein
Rabbi Haskel Lookstein
in
an
Alkalinophilic Bacterium; A Test
Hypothesis." Those inter¬
of Mitchell's
ested in further information
sults of that
study,
with Barry at Ramaz.
on
may get
the
re¬
in touch
KEHiLATH
2
WITHIN OUR FAMILY
BirthdaysMany happy returns of the day to
Irving Angel, Mrs. Michael M. Barany,
Benjamin Bartel, Arthur Brown, Mrs.
Benjamin Brown, Mrs. Lawrence Bryskin, Mrs. Helen F. Dayton, Mrs. Al
Feiner, William B. Fischberg, Bernard
D. Fischman, Mrs. Harry Goldin, Dezso
Goldner, Mrs. Jerrold I. Hirsch, Mrs.
Alfred Kahn, Henry Reinhold, Dr. Rob¬
ert M. Richter, Dr. Stephen S. Rosenak,
Eugene R. Sarezky, Mrs. David Scheinfeld, Joseph Schlang, Eugene H. Sharpstein, Mrs. Samuel S. Silverstein, Sam¬
uel Singer, Mrs. Samuel Stromberg,
Rabbi Isaac N. Trainin, Albert Wald,
Mrs. Albert Wald, Dr. Philip Wald,
Miss
Ruth
Winkler
and
Mrs.
Martin
Zuger.
Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence A. Kobrin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Perlberger and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Zuckerman.
Chorus of Ramaz.
since learned that Mr. Raitzin has been
The
afternoon
was
an
artistic and
inspirational success. Cantor Davis was
at the top of his voice although he was
on
the eve of being smitten by the
flu. Hazzan Mizrahi, with his varied
assortment of cantorial and Sephardic
music, was a delight to hear. Cantor
David Koussevitzky who was replacing
Alexandrovich
—
who
was
by the flu before the concert —
is, of course, a great performer who
treated the audience to a delightful
series of cantorial
and Yiddish selec¬
asim Tovim.
Bar Mitzvot—
our devoted members
Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reinhold,
on
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Jonathan, which is scheduled for Shabbat, March 1, in Herzliah, Israel. We
rejoice with them on this happy mile¬
Mazel Tov to
in
the life of their
family.
A similar Mazel Tov to our esteemed
members, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ham¬
merman, on the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Brett, which will take place on
March 8. Our best wishes to the en¬
family.
clusion of the concert. His voice
Tov to
our
member, David
his engagement to
marry Nancy Warshawsky, the daugh¬
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warshawsky
of Scranton, Pennsylvania. Nancy is a
senior at Stern College. A warm Mazel
Tov also to the happy mother of the
groom, Mrs. Betty Herman. May the
wedding take place in a happy and
upon
blessed hour.
Perhaps the highlight of the after¬
a selection of five songs by
the Middle School Chorus of Ramaz.
There was hardly a dry eye in the aud¬
ience as these children sang with their
signed to a contract with the Metropoli¬
tan Opera. It is nice to know that his
actual American debut
We
Tov
our
member,
Dr.
Sigall, upon his forthcoming
marriage to Roberta Kramer, daughter
of Rabbi and Mrs.
Milton E. Kramer.
Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Sigall, parents of the groom. In
in
our
shul.
other members of the Committee: Dr.
Lawrence
Bryskin, Albert H. Bernstein
and Max Sadinoff. The latter also
ganized
of
or¬
for the
concert. Our thanks to Morris Wyshogrod for his artistic design of the invi¬
group
a
sponsors
Mr.
and
Selig Rosengarten for
with all of the audio ar¬
us
rangements.
Our special thanks to Milton Berkowitz, President of the Men's Club, for
lips, their minds, and, above all, their
hearts. They were simply great, led by
their talented and inspirational direc¬
tor, Michael Berl.
nual Cantorial Concert
Special Thanks for
Couples Club Sabbath
brief word of thanks
William Major, who was the
Chairman
of the Couples Club Sabbath which
was held on Shabbat, February 8. The
luncheon was a great success due to
her efforts and the
which she assembled.
fine
committee
A COLLECTIVE THANKS
Israel
D.
honor of the aufruf, to take
place in
this Shabbat morning,
the Sigall family invites our congrega¬
tion to be their guests at Kiddush fol¬
lowing services.
synagogue
D.
esteemed
our
condolences to Mrs.
Rosenberg,
Ritual
wife
of
our
Director, upon the
passing of her beloved mother, Mrs.
Sarah Reich. May she be comforted
among all of us who mourn for Zion
and Jerusalem.
ROSA STEIN
the passing of a noble
lady who, from her birth in
Cracow, through a life of dedica¬
tion to the Jewish people, the Land
of Israel and the Hebrew language,
demonstrated so remarkably what it
We
mourn
Jewish
means
family wish to thank all of their
who expressed their condol¬
ences in person, and by mail, follow¬
ing the passing of Mrs. Rosenberg's
mother, Sarah Reich.
Israel
K. J.
Hit Ifatturimtt
Rosenberg and her
friends
our
at
for Mrs.
A
We extend
to
was
deeply grateful to Cantor
Davis for putting together this beauti¬
ful concert. We appreciate the special
assist given by Steven Lorch and the
are
guiding this entire effort. The Men's
Club sponsored and promoted this con¬
cert. We hereby invite the club to give
us an encore next year,
when, please
God, we hope to have our second An¬
Condolences—
Wedding—
was
thrilling that he received a standing
ovation from the assemblage. We have
so
helping
noon was
Mrs.
Engagement—
Mazel
Michael
Surprise Guest Star
Through the good offices of Sandy
Eisenstat, we were able to invite at
the last minute a young Russian Jew¬
ish star by the name of Misha Raitzin
who sang several numbers at the con¬
tation. Similar thanks to Arnold Gold-
Cheers for Michael Berl
daughter to their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Summer. We hope the
new
baby will grow up in the best
tradition of Torah, Chupah and Ma'-
Mazel
A
a
farb
Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kahn upon becoming grandparents for
the second time due to the birth of a
Herman,
first in the
history of our
The Main Synagogue
was filled close to capacity on Sunday,
February 9, for a Cantorial Concert
featuring our own Cantor Avrum
Davis, Hazzan Abraham Mizrahi, Can¬
tor David
Koussevitzky and eighty
voices of children from grades 4 to 6
who
represent the Middle School
was
tions.
Birth—
tire
It
congregation.
smitten
Warmest greetings to
stone in
CANTORIAL CONCERT THRILLS AUDIENCE
OF OVER 700
Misha
Anniversaries-
BULLETIN
JESHURUN
to
She
be
a
Jew.
suffered
years,
but this
of
day.
illness
for
many
deterred her
from her role as a loving wife, de¬
voted mother and great friend of
the Jewish people. Her poetry
which appeared in the New York
Ulpan Magazine with regularity was
an
inspiration to the lovers of Zion
our
never
Her dear
husband, Dr. Emanuel
Stein, mourns her premature pass¬
ing. Her children have lost a guide
and mentor. We at Kehilath Jeshu-
also mourn the passing of a
good friend. May the family be com¬
forted and consoled among all of
run
us who
salem.
mourn
for Zion and Jeru¬
PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TO PASSOVER RELIEF!
Midtown Talmud Class
From time to time
priate to thank those who have offered
their hospitality to our Midtown Tal¬
delay. Our Appeal
three different
other
Tuesday afternoon from 12:00 until
1:30 for lunch and Talmud study in
1.
the midtown
2.
mud Class which meets every
come
area.
A
back at the con¬
The next
class is scheduled in that
fice.
Congregational Sedarim
make your
Please do not forget to
now
the
for
Passover
Sedarim
which will be held in our
Kamber
Auditorium
night, March 26
Wednesday
on
and Thursday night,
"Let all who are hungry
and eat" — but, of course, a
March 27.
come
reservation and payment
must
precede
is $23
coming. The cost per Seder
for adults and $17 for children
the
under
twelve.
A K.J.
Family Publishes
proud to record two pub¬
family which
have appeared in recent months. Carol,
Carl, Roger, Neil and Eric Mosesson
(all Ramaz students, except for Eric
who is an alumnus) have authored
"The Perfect Put-down" published by
Scholastic Book Services. The paper¬
back volume is a collection of very
funny jokes, selected and "eclected"
by the Mosesson children over the
months. Simultane¬
course of several
ously, Gloria Mosesson, their mother,
has authored a book on jewelry mak¬
ing entitled "Jewelry Craft For Be¬
ginners" and published by Bobbs-Merrill. The volume, of which Virginie
Fowler Elbert is a co-author, teaches
We
Matzah for their Passover needs
them spiritually
and physically in every way
possible.
are
lications of the Mosesson
Ithe simple techniques and basics of de¬
sign and manufacture for
jewelry. It is
a
jewel of
a
homemade
book.
the deserving
institutions even more.
literally besieged with
requests for aid. We ask our friends,
therefore, to be more generous this
year than ever before.
We have been
In
this year are greater than
ever before because the rising
costs
which affect us all affect the poor and
Our needs
addition, your
gift right now will
enable us to extend our hand to those
in need before Passover when it will
do the most good.
Please help us,
therefore, to help others in as gener¬
ous and magnanimous a way as pos¬
sible.
In
pre-Passover issue of
our
the
Bulletin, we plan to publish a full list
of all contributors. We would like to
include your name in that list. Please
make it possible for us to do so by
sending in
and to support
Madison Avenue on Tues¬
day, March 4. If you would like to
attend, please call the Synagogue Of¬
I
special effort in behalf of
send them pack¬
ages for their general needs,
3.
of Larry Kobrin.
our
reservation
of organ¬
and in Israel which look to us
for support and whom we can
aid at this season of the year
with a generous subvention.
we are
room
at 540
to the attention
Soviet Jews to
Currently
room
covers essentially
of Jewish life:
Worthy institutions in America
sessions.
session of
areas
ized charities.
have been Sam¬
uel Eisenstat, Lawrence A. Kobrin,
Eugene Roshwalb and the American
Jewish Committee, whose Law Library
was made available to us for two of
ference
readers at this
Needy individuals who do not
Thus far, our hosts
our
our
of the year to send in their con¬
tributions for Passover Relief without
season
feel it appro¬
we
appeal to all
We
Wanderings
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kehilath
contribution today.
for your kind¬
you be able to sit down
your
May God reward you
and may
the Seder
ness
table on Wednesday
night, March 26, and say with convic¬
tion: "May all who are hungry join
at
us
and eat."
THE THEME OF A
CONGREGATIONAL SHABBATON ON MARCH 21 -22
"THE SECOND TABLET" TO BE
Rabbi Tuvia Grossman, the
Talmud teacher from the
The Special Projects Committee of
the congregation has announced the
Second Annual Shabbaton of K. J.
which will be held on Shabbat Haga-
will be
brilliant
dol, March 21-22. The theme of the
Second Tablet —
Or, Ethics in Everyday Life."
specialty of utilizing Talmudic sources
for insight and guidance concerning
everyday ethical questions. He will
help us to design the sessions for this
Shabbaton and he will, of course, ad¬
Sabbaton will be "The
As
was
the
case
last year, the Shab¬
entire Shabbat
baton will feature an
experience beginning with Friday
night services and dinner and continu¬
ing right through Shabbat morning,
noon
and afternoon. There will be
study sessions, meals, a joyous Shab¬
bat spirit and a great time for all ages
in
our
Guest
Our
congregational family.
Speaker, Rabbi Tuvia Grossman
guest speaker for the Shabbat
Joseph H. Lookstein Upper School of
Ramaz.
dress
us on
14th,
our Bulletin of February
caption for the front page photo¬
graph of our Megillah readers con¬
tained the name of Robert Riederman,
In
printed, in place of Rob¬
ert Meislin, who was in fact shown in
the photograph. Both young men par¬
ticipated in the Megillah reading.
who
was
not
RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
the main theme.
mailed to the
Invitations have been
membership of the congrega¬
entire
who would like to
participate in this Shabbaton are cor¬
dially invited to do so. The cost for
Friday night dinner and Shabbat lunch
is $12 for adults and $6 for children
tion. Non-members
and senior citizens.
SUNDAY
Correction
the
Rabbi Grossman has made a
NIGHT STUDIES
March 2
Professor Herskovics
on
the Apocry¬
pha, at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Cohen, 5 West 86th Street.
March 9
Professor Herskovics at the home of
Dr.
and Mrs. David Weisselberger,
185 East 85th St.
CARL GROSSBSRG
ANDREW FiER
Directors
76th ST. & AMSTERDAM AVE.
ENdicott 2-6600
March
16
Professor Feldman
tian
Disputations.
announced.
on
Jewish-Chris¬
Location
to
be
KEHILATH
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YAHRZEITS
MARCH
York, N.Y. 10028
Haskel Lookstein
Avrum Davis
Israel D. Rosenberg
—
Gary J. Lavit
Rabbi
Rabbi
Cantor
Ritual Director
-
Rabbinic Administrator
Officers of the Congregation
Harry W. Baumgarten
Max J. Etra
Hon. President
Hon. President
Nathan Salzman
President
William G. Lebowitz
Vice President
Samuel M. Eisenstat
Secretary
Edward Low
Treasurer
Mrs. Haskel Lookstein
Pres. Sist'd
Milton Berkowitz
Pres. Men's Club
Harold Goldman
Pres. Couples Club
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SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
FRIDAY, February 28
Lighting of Candles
Evening
SATURDAY, Shabbat Parah
Morning
Junior Congregation Pre-School
6:26*
6:00
9:00
10:15
11:00
Service
Weekly Portion: Kee Tissa
Haftorah: Ezekiel 36
Evening
6:40
Conclusion of Sabbath
7:23
FRIDAY, March 7
1—Hattie Fine
1—Israel Mandelbaum
1—Fannie Fischer
1—Paul Shapiro
1—Israel H. Mandelbaum
1—Leon Alpert
2—Jacob Freedman
2—Nathan Podell
2—Esther Kerew
3—Lester Nightingale
3—Dr. Ira I. Kaplan
3—Abraham Ernst
-
6:34
6:00
9:00
10:15
Morning
Junior Congregation
1*2—Rose Glass
12—Samuel Fine
12—Simon Broz
12—Isaac D. Lascoff
12—Shrage Fischel
12—Rozella Brenner
12—Adrienne L. Propp
12—Baruch D. Kaplan
12—Rose Kanarek
12—Manfred M. Magnus
13—Esther Frabridge
13—Benjamin Siegel
13—Morris Kramer
13—Jaakov M. Zippel
13—Dr. Samuel Abraham
13—Dr. Jack Lieberman
14—Jennie Theaman
14—Bessie Lavine
4—Anna
Shapiro
4—Toby Holzer
5—Samuel Feingold
5—Abraham Simon
5—David Icikovic
5—Lester Udell
6—Annie Edelman
6—Moses Davis
6—Nachum Weisselberger
7—Jacob J. Lubell
7—Else Levy
7—Gertrude Ostow
7—Ethel Weisselberger
15—Benjamin Goldin
15—Anna Scharf
15—Gussie Zizmor
15—Miriam Charney
16—Joseph Bernhardt
16—Anna Rogen
16—Mary Morganstern
7—Louis Etra
7—Frances Ratner
16—Morris Rosentover
16—Freidel Schwalbe
16—Milton B. Freund
8—Joseph Kailes
8—Benjamin Ryp
17—David Thalenberg
17-—David Zwerling
8—Sarah Kustin
17—Aaron E.
8—Joseph B. Gimbel
17-—Isabella Sax
8—Michael Green
17—Aaron
8—Hyman Babich
8—Malka Zippel
18—Bertha Silver
7—Jacob M. Waltuch
Copelman
Goldberg
18—Kalman Kinzler
19—Esther Cooperman
20—Julius Schultz
20—Pauline Elfenbein
9—Gitel Backer
Schlang
9—David Frank Philips
9—Charles Wolfson
20—Joseph Kolatch
21—-Fannie Kaiser
21—Clara K. Grossman
21—David Kass
9—Mary Lipschutz
10—Pauline Wagner
10—Joseph Ritter
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
-
AGES 6-17
Ezekiel 45
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ROSH CHODESH PRAYERS
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6:45
Evening
Conclusion of Sabbath
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Lighting of Candles
Evening
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throujh
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Jewish tradition fostered
All land and water sports
HEBREW
Daily and Sabbath Services
Dietary laws strictly observed
SATURDAY
9:00
10:15
Morning
Junior Congregation
Pre-School Service
—
11:00
Haftorah: Isaiah 43
Evening
Conclusion of Sabbath
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REGISTER FOR
FRIDAY, March 14
*
11-—Lillian Grossman
3—Martin E. DeGraff
3—Rabbi Aaron R. Charney
4—Samuel C. Gold
Pre-School Service
11:00
Weekly Portion: Vayakhel-Pekude
Haftorah:
11—Mary Fox
11—Otto Hohenberg
3—Adolph Eisenberg
9—Etta
Lighting of Candles
Evening
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MARCH
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