Chai Times - Temple Beth Emet

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August 2016
Chai Times
Te m p l e B e t h E m e t o f B u r b a n k
“The Temple With A Heart”
“We have come to take you
home.” (Israeli Hostage Rescuer at
Entebbe, Uganda, July 4, 1976)
This year is the 40th anniversary of the
Rescue of Jewish Hostages by
elements of the IDF from Entebbe,
Uganda. It is seen as a watershed event in the war
on International Terror and pretty much ended
airplane hijackings until 9/11.
But we, Israel and the Jewish world, see it a bit
differently. That momentous action sent the word to
the whole world that Israel would stop at nothing to
rescue Jews.
At our temple, we thank G-d, we do not have to
rescue hostages from 10,000 miles away. But on
several levels, we send the same message. We are
here to teach and reach your children. Our School,
of which I have been a part of for 30 years,
continues to mold lives, preparation for Bar/Bat
Mitzvah and Confirmation may be the most dramatic
events, but almost every Sunday, our teachers,
through their caring and commitment to Judaism,
make our children know that this is a safe place for
them to be. Don’t misunderstand we have high
standards for academics and of behavior. That’s my
job to set those standards. Just as the Israeli
commandos were well trained and disciplined and
were therefore successful, sometimes we have to
be “covert” (sneaky) to rescue the kids from what
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Organization—Page 2 President’s Message—Page 3
TISHA B’AV
ON HIATUS
Pizza Night is on the first Friday of each
month at 6:00 PM, followed by the Family
Shabbat Service at 7:00 PM is on hiatus. It
will resume in September. Family Service, however
continues at 7:00 PM, as usual.
Check out our TBE Book Club!!! On
Tuesday, August 28th at 7:00 PM.
(See the flyer on Page 12.)
We are very close to opening our
Early Childhood Center! We plan
to open in September, and
enrollment is now open! (See the
message from our new Director, Elaine
Rosenfield on page 6 and the flyer on Page 7.)
Religious School’s new school year commences
on Sunday, September 11, 2016. We
warmly welcome our Students and
Parents back to school at TBE!
Baruchim Habaim! (See Rabbi Mark’s
and David Goldstein’s columns for more details.)
Hollywood Bowl Tickets are now available at TBE!!
For a limited time, for the Hollywood
Bowl for 5 different performances,
Concert tickets are free, donation
requested. (See flyer on Page 8.)
SHABBAT AT THE BOWL AUGUST 12
Rabbi Mark is a regular contributor to the
In Theory column, which appears in the
Burbank Leader in print and online at:
http://www.burbankleader.com/opinion/religion
Calendar—Page 16 Yahrzeits—Page 17
Temple Beth Emet (House Of Truth) ORGANIZATION
Religious Leadership
Rabbi Mark H. Sobel
Lay Cantor, Kyle Orlemann
Music and Choir Director,
Robyn Kreisberg
Rabbi Emeritus William M. Kramer Z''L*
*His memory will always be a blessing to us.
2015-2016 Officers and Directors
Officers
Ira L. Goldstein, President
David Goldstein, Vice President
Cathy Zitnick, Treasurer
Eileen Martin, Secretary
Directors
Shirley Abramson
Barbara Bolter
Dan Gura
Herbert Murez
Martin Sultan
Ken Watnick
Men’s Club President
Ron Kurtz
Sisterhood President
Cathy Zitnick
Morris Gold Religious School Faculty
Rabbi Mark Sobel, Education Director
Shirley Kirschenbaum, Grades K-1
Tanya Termechi & Barbara Lux,
Grades 2-3
Tanya Termechi & Barbara Lux,
Grades 4-5
Staff - TBD, Grades 6-7
Mahnaz Termechi, Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Preparation
Joshua Sobel, Confirmation (Grades 810)
Robyn Kreisberg, Music
Cheyenne Goldfarb, Teaching Asst.
Emily Mintz-Kreyns, Teaching Asst.
Religious School Parents Association
David Goldstein, President
Office Staff
Office Manager/Secretary,
Victoria Gaffney
Religious School Office Assistant,
Edith Dague
Committee Chairs
Calendar and Usage
Victoria Gaffney
Communications
Barbara Lux
Education
David Goldstein
Membership
Barbara Bolter
Ritual
Ira L. Goldstein
Social Action
TBD
Ways and Means
TBD
Building and Maintenance
TBD
Coordinators and Volunteers
Adult Education
David Goldstein
Chai Times Editor
Barbara Lux
Children’s Hospital LA Toys
Shirley Abramson
College Outreach
Shirley Abramson
Hannah Cline
Cathy Zitnick
Food Drives
TBD
Havurahs
Ruth Glick, (818) 780-9134
Library
Barbara Lux/Bill Abramson/Logan Smith
Marquee
Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Mitzvot
TBD
One Call
Victoria Gaffney
Oneg Coordination
TBD
Reach Out
Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Technology
TBD
Historian
TBD/Rabbi Mark Sobel
Youth Group Coordinator (BBYO: AZA &
BBG)
Josh Sobel
Temple Beth Emet Office Hours
Monday-Thursday—9:00 AM-noon
Friday & Sunday—9:00 AM-1 PM
Saturday closed
The office is closed in observance of
the following holidays:
New Year’s Day, President’s Day,
First day of Pesach, Memorial Day,
Independence Day, Rosh Hashanah,
Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving
Call the Temple office at (818) 843-4787 to
contact Temple Staff/volunteers.
Your message will be forwarded to the
CHAI TIMES
Chai Times is the free, monthly
newsletter of Temple Beth Emet of
Burbank, delivered by email to
members and available at
www.TempleBethEmet.com.
Mailed hardcopies are available
for an annual TBE donation
payable through the Office.
Editable article submissions,
photos and feedback are
encouraged and due by the 15th of
the month and may be emailed to:
chaitimes@TempleBethEmet.com
or delivered to the Temple office.
Submissions will be published
based on space available, relevant
content, and at the discretion of
Editor Barbara Lux, Temple
Officers and Directors.
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Rabbi Mark is a regular contributor to
the In Theory column, which appears
in the Burbank Leader in print and
online at:
http://www.burbankleader.com/
opinion/religion
www.TempleBethEmet.com
If you have any suggestions or ideas on
how we can better serve our members,
please call the office or email us at:
office@Templebethemet.com
Office@TempleBethEmet.com
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President’s Message
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE - August 2016
Summer is usually a quiet time at Temple Beth Emet. Religious school is out,
families go on vacation, Shabbat services attendance wanes, and there are no
holiday celebrations. This summer has been different.
In June, our Sisterhood arranged a special gift to the Temple -- new carpeting for
Blum Hall and the sanctuary! They worked with Howard Sapper and his family
carpet company (plug!) to replace our tired blue carpeting with a beautiful light
brown floor covering that really brightens up our two most used and most visible rooms. We thank our
Sisterhood for this gift and for everything they do to support the Temple Beth Emet community. We all
need to support their efforts so they can continue their work.
We are thrilled to welcome Elaine Rosenfield to our Temple family as our new Director of our Preschool,
which we plan to open next month. Elaine brings to us her experience as a teacher and director at two
thriving local Jewish preschools, as well as an abundance of energy and enthusiasm. All we need now
are children ages 2 to 5. We know that there is demand in the Burbank community, but we are offering
Temple Beth Emet families priority. Please contact the Temple office and Elaine will get back to you to
set up a tour and provide additional information.
Hollywood Bowl tickets came in late this year, so we were not able to include concert information in the
July issue of the Chai Times. You should have received word by way of One Call. There are three
more concerts, including one on Friday, August 12 celebrating the 2016 Olympics in Rio featuring Sergio
Mendes and 50 years of Brazil ’66. Yes, FRIDAY evening! We will be holding a brief Shabbat services
at the Bowl at 7:00 PM, and the concert starts at 8:00 PM. We did something similar several years ago
at Dodger Stadium and it was a great success. Tickets are available in the Temple office.
We have two open houses planned. One is Wednesday night, August 17 from 7:00 PM to 9:00PM and
the other is Sunday morning, September 11 from 9:00AM to 1:00PM, coinciding with the opening day of
Religious School. Who do you know that might enjoy being part of the Temple Beth Emet family? Why
not bring them down to see our Temple and meet us?
Last year, our Men’s Club decided to take a break. They now want to restart the organization with a
fresh outlook, and they are looking for men and women (yes, the Men’s Club welcomes women just as
the Sisterhood welcomes men) interested in crafting a program of social, family, intellectual, and service
activities. Leave your name and contact information with the Office and the Men’s Club will set up a gettogether.
I would like to welcome the new members of our Board of Directors: Our new Treasurer Cathy Zitnick,
who is also Sisterhood President, our new Secretary, Eileen Martin, who was elected as a director, and
agreed to step into the vacant Secretary position, Dan Gura, and Martin Sultan. Welcome back to those
returning to the Board: David Goldstein, who steps up to Vice President, Shirley Abramson, Barbara
Bolter, Herb Murez, and Ken Watnick.
In Judaism, the number 18 represents chai, life. Thirty-six is “twice chai,” and as we know, when
something is repeated in Judaism, it is to be given additional importance. This month, my family
observes a “twice chai,” two lives joined together that result in something stronger than the two
individual lives, as my wife Diane and I celebrate our 36th wedding anniversary. I know I am indeed
blessed to have such a loving and wonderful life partner, and if I ever doubt it, there are plenty of people
here at Temple who will remind me! Happy anniversary, sweetheart!
-- IRA L. GOLDSTEIN, President
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Rabbi Mark Sobel’s column, continued
(Continued from page 1)
has hijacked them from being the wonderful manifestation of creations that they truly are.
We understand their commitment and their parents’ commitment to our Temple and our
commitment can be no less strenuous.
When I think of commitment above and beyond what is expected of young adults, I think
of our Youth Group. We host an AZA chapter named Knesseth. It is open to young men
from 8h grade through High School. They meet here every Wednesday. And, while
truthfully, their commitment is first to B’nei Brith, they have made involvement in Temple
life a close second. Several times, they have helped us when they could, with as varied
activities such as the Passover Seder, the Purim Carnival, and when asked at the last
moment moved most of the pews out of the Sanctuary so we could make our Temple
shine. Truly, though, the true brilliance comes from them and all our young people’s
actions, listening, learning and playing in Judaism, not at Judaism.
I always worry when our young people graduate and go to college. College is a
bewildering place. If you are not strong in your beliefs, its temptations can be very
destructive. So, it is with great pleasure I tell you about a TBE rescue program. It is cochaired by Sisterhood President Cathy Zitnick and Sisterhood member Hannah Clein.
They contact our college “kids” and send them TBE Care Packages, on holidays and for
birthdays. All you need to do is call the Temple Office and give them the College address
of a child you know who could use the “rescue” of a present or food or just a card that
says we, like the Israelis, will go anywhere to “bring them home to us,” if only with some
candles, a dreidel or some food.”
At the other end of the childhood spectrum, our Early Childhood Center, is registering
children. Making TBE the home for even younger “potential Ph.D. Scholars” fills me with
great joy. But we need your help. Please, if you know of a potential family that is looking
for a Temple with a heart and with a commitment to life-long learning, love, care and
commitment to young people, bring them to us. Bring all who need a home to us. Forty
years ago, the Israelis found a way, don’t worry, so will we.
B’ahava and hope,
Rabbi Mark
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EDUCATION MATTERS - RSPA President, DAVID GOLDSTEIN
I hope that all of our Temple and Religious School families have been enjoying a restful and
fun-filled summer. It’s hard to believe that, in just a few short weeks, Fall will be here. We
have already been busily preparing for the new Religious School year, which is shaping up
to be one of our most exciting ever.
I would like extend a warm welcome to our Temple family to Elaine Rosenfield, who has
been hired as the Director of our new Temple Beth Emet Preschool. Elaine brings many years of
experience to our congregation, having previously served as Director of University Synagogue Early
Childhood Learning Center, Chatsworth Hills Academy, Shomrei Torah, as well as having worked at
many other area preschools. As many of you know, our Temple Preschool, which has been in the
planning stages for quite some time, is now set to open soon. We are currently accepting applications
for enrollment from Temple members and their friends and family before we open up enrollment
to the rest of the community in a few weeks, so if any of you have or know of families with
children ages 2-5, please contact the Temple office as soon as possible for further information.
The first day of Religious School for the 2016/17 school year will be Sunday, September
11th, beginning at 9:00 AM. Enrollment information will be emailed to all of our returning families, please
watch for the registration forms and other information which will be arriving soon. Please note that
parents are being asked to plan on spending at least part of the morning with us the first day, as we are
requiring that registration be done in person on the first day of instruction that year, I will be sending out
further information about this soon. Also, if you have a child who will be starting Religious School for the
first time or know of an interested area family please contact me so that I can make sure that enrollment
information gets to everyone who needs it
Enjoy the rest of your summer and I look forward to seeing all of you again when classes resume this
Fall.
September is on the way!!!
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A WORD FROM ELAINE
ROSENFIELD, PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR
Dear Temple Members,
I am very excited to begin a new chapter in, not only my life but, the life of Temple Beth Emet. As your
new Preschool Director, I'm thrilled to be able to share the warmth with new families that I have felt from
everyone I've met at the synagogue so far. Although the school will be small, we will grow and we will be
recognized as Burbank's new "place to be.” In a nurturing environment, rich in Jewish awareness,
Temple Beth Emet's littlest learners will gain independence, build on their foundation of self-esteem,
grow socially and emotionally and become the unique people they are meant to be. All this while having
LOTS of fun!
We have all heard and read that it "takes a village" to raise our children. It is an enormous job that
parents cannot do alone. For those of us with grown children, we've experienced the importance of
extended family and community. For those with young children, you will come to see that importance. I
feel confident that the teachers, our Rabbi, this community, and I will be that village.
My career in early childhood education began more than twenty years ago. I was a teacher at Temple
Ahavat Shalom and, after seven years in the classroom, I moved on to directing. I spent six years as
Preschool Director at Chatsworth School Academy, a secular school, that began with two-year-olds and
went up through Middle School. I must say, it was a little difficult breaking the habit of saying HaMotzi
before snack! I continued my career at University Synagogue in Brentwood. Over these years, I've had
the amazing opportunity to touch the lives of so many children and their families and I can honestly say I
love this journey!
The transformation of classrooms into a preschool setting is beginning. If you are a family with young
children, I would love to talk to you or, if you know of families with young children, please send them my
way. I can be reached at (818) 389-1977, until I have an office phone.
I look forward to meeting my new community and, as a parent of four grown children and six
grandchildren, reminding you often...
Treasure these years...they go by very quickly!
Shalom,
Elaine Rosenfield
Preschool Director
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TBE Preschool
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Hollywood Bowl Tickets!
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Sisterhood News from President Cathy Zitnick
Dear Members:
Our July 4th meeting was dark due to the Independence Day holiday and so many
people were out of town that weekend. So, our next meeting will be August 7th at 10:00 AM
in Blum Hall. I sent out an e-mail blast to find out if you would like to meet at the Temple,
or if you would like to meet at the Coral Café again. I had one response, not to meet at the Coral Café
again, so the Temple will be open for just us. I would like all of you to attend our next meeting. I am sure
that there are many of you out there that I haven’t met yet. I look forward to making your acquaintance.
On July 8th, there was an Installation of Officers of the Temple Board and of the Sisterhood at our Shabbat
Service at the Temple. (Unfortunately, the Men’s Club is still revitalizing and therefore could not
participate.) Of the Sisterhood Board, I was installed as the President of the Sisterhood, Shirley
Abramson as the Vice-President, Iris Abrams as the Treasurer, and Hannah Cline as the Recording
Secretary. The Board is will begin its new term and, even though I can’t say that we are richer in dollars, I
can say that we are richer in membership, with the help of Barbara Bolter, we have tripled our
membership from two years ago. My ultimate goal, though, is to get every lady who is a member of the
Temple, to also be a member of the Sisterhood. For even though our fundraising efforts eventually go to
the good of the Temple, our by-laws state that one does not need to be a member of the Temple to join
the Sisterhood.
Even though I have yet to schedule anything for the month of August, either a fundraiser or a community
service event, I want to remind you all that it is so important to support the activities of the Sisterhood. We
are an integral part of the Temple, and the more funds we raise the more we are able to do more nice
things at the Temple, like donate carpet, for our members.
The Sisterhood’s next fundraiser is to be our Estate Sale, which is scheduled for September 18th. We will
be occupying the entire parking lot for the event, with each member having an area to display her items
for sale. The ladies voted to provide a catering truck that day to provide lunches for the community and
us. Sunday school will be in session then, so we would like the parents to stop, browse, and buy while
the kids are in school.
The month of September we will be selling our annual Honey Boxes for Rosh Hashanah. The Sisterhood
has voted to keep the prices the same as last year; a box for $13, and a box mailed to whomever you
designate, for $20. We will again be mailing boxes to service men and women, so if you have a family
member or friend in the military, please get your order in to us by August 15th, as it takes a little longer for
them to receive it.
The June 19th was the beginning of Family Promise Week. Our usual Sunday night donation was
changed due to Father’s Day; however, we coordinated Thursday evening, June 23rd, to provide dinner
for the families. There was plenty of food that week and St. Jude’s was thrilled with our donations. I
would like to thank Iris Abrams for donating bread and desserts twice that week to Family Promise. I
believe our next rotation for Family Promise will be in October, but Jeanne Mintz will keep me apprised of
when they visit St. Jude’s next.
Be well and be in Sisterhood!
Until we meet again,
Cathy Zitnick, Sisterhood President
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TBE House of Gathering and Education
Do You Have a Son and/or Daughter In College?
Temple Beth Emet has started a program to connect with our students attending a College. We would
like to help them to continue their Jewish way of life and offer them additional support. This way, they will
always have an open line of communication with our Rabbi, should they have questions or need
direction; and we will remind them of their link to Israel and to keep connected to the Jewish Community.
After college, we hope to have them join our Temple, as an adult.
Please send e-mail and give me the following information:
The name of the Student;
Class Level;
Address;
Name of the University, and;
If the Student is a member of any organization or club on campus.
The Temple will send a care-package for each holiday, as a gift to the Student with a calendar of events
at the Temple for each month. The Student will be invited to all events sponsored by the Temple. We
would like to encourage the Student to return to the Temple as often as they wish; as the Temple would
like to offer itself as a second home and place of Jewish learning. I look forward hearing from you!
Thank you,
Cathy Zitnick
TBE Sisterhood, President
TBE College Outreach
Shop at Ralphs? Register your
reward card at ralphs.com and
add TBE as your
organization! Or register with
eScrip.com and support TBE
when you shop! On or after
September 1st, your reward
card designation should be
renewed. You can renew
online, or pick up a “barcode
scan” letter at Temple. Thanks
Tribute Cards
“LIKE” US ON
FACEBOOK!
Check out the Temple Beth
Emet of Burbank Facebook
page! Share relevant Jewish
issues, timely messages, and
pictures with your Temple
Family and follow
happenings at TBE, as well.
Tribute cards are always in order for
happy or sad occasions. These
cards are a wonderful way to
remember or honor someone.
Did you know that you can get on an
automatic mailing to those in need of
well wishes by contacting the office?
A card will automatically be sent
from you in your name to those in
need of healing and an amount of $3
will be added to your bill each time a
card is sent in your name.
Contact the Temple Office at:
818 843-4787
and happy shopping!
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A Message Regarding The Upcoming High Holidays
High Holidays Are Coming Up!
Rosh Hashanah begins October 3rd
Through Yom Kippur October 12th
We are in need of some strong, enthusiastic men and women to assist our Temple in
moving, temporarily installing and disassembling our backdrop for the High Holidays this
year.
Its an excellent time to show your support for our Temple and your efforts will be greatly
appreciated. Now is the time for you to do a wonderful mitzvah with your friends and
family members who volunteer to help.
If you will be willing and available, please contact the Temple Office at (818) 843-4787
and give your name and telephone number.
This is a great way to start the new year!!!
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TEMPLE BETH EMET BOOK CLUB - FRAN BOURNE-JOHNSON
We have a wonderful new Jewish book club at Temple!
Conducted by Fran Bourne-Johnson.
Where:
Blum Hall at TBE
When:
Tuesday, August 23, 2016 7:00PM to 8:30 PM
What is the book we
will read and discuss:
Night by Elie Wiesel—We will read this book in Memorial Honor of his
passing.
Elie Wiesel is a young Jewish boy who is forced into small ghettos by the
Nazis during World War II. He and his family are later put on a train to an
unknown destination along with other Jews from their town. Elie could not
have imagined what he saw when the train stopped. The train stopped at
Auschwitz, a concentration camp. When the passengers exit the train the
men and women are separated and then the men are sorted into groups
based on their health and skills. Elie is separated from his mother and sister
immediately and never sees them again. He and his father are given a hint
on how to stick together by a stranger who has been at the camp for a long
time. Throughout the novel, Elie and his father must stick together in order
to survive. The duo manages to stay together even after switching
camps. Elie witnesses many atrocities during his time in the concentration
camps.
Where to get the book:
The book is available on Kindle and Amazon.com, as well as local libraries.
Please read the book and be prepared to discuss it.
Cost of Participating:
Free!
The Book Club will meet on the 4thTuesday of every month. The group will discuss what the next
book will be at the meeting, as well as the format of the discussion group.
You may contact Fran at franbourne@gmail.com or call her at (617) 306-3835.
Fran Bourne-Johnson is enthusiastically inviting you to attend. She will warmly welcome the readers
and a lively discussion is expected. The book she is recommending is both exciting and interesting.
What a great way to socialize AND improve your mind! Let’s get together and share a great reading
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TBE House of Gathering
Havurah Happenings
The Sisterhood Gift Shop is filled with
products for all your Judaic needs. All
items are reasonably priced and
wonderfully thoughtful gifts for
birthdays, bar and bat mitzvot,
anniversaries, or just to say “I love you.”
Havurah Simcha L’Chaim
Havurah Simcha L'Chaim members are mainly
retired people. If you would like to join, please
let me know. If you would like to be in a new
Havurah, please let me know and we can try to
get a new group started.
Please call me to discuss it.
Ruth Glick 818 780 9134
Remember the sick and bereaved
with cards, calls, and visits.
Please say prayers of
Refuah Sh’leimah for:
Sylvia Sutton
George “Gedalia” Davis
They help heal and comfort.
FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE IS THE
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH
STARTING AT 7:00 PM.
Please call the Temple Office
at (818) 843-4787 if a
Temple Member is sick or
hospitalized.
PIZZA NIGHT WILL BE ON HIATUS FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST. IT WILL RESUME IN
SEPTEMBER.
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TEMPLE BETH EMET Membership “Chai Lights”
August
August Anniversaries
Jerry & Tzipy Dash
Marva & Peter Felchlin
William & Isabel Frischman
Ira Goldstein & Diane LewisGoldstein
Michael R. Speck
August 1
Leo Gersh
August 7
Nancy Weiner
August 7
Matte Wolfson
August 7
Mariam Lee
August 1
Joshua Speck
August 13
Jack Franklin
August 16
Melinda Gordon
August 20
Maurine Gold
August 25
Elias Speck
August 30
Michael Vaysman
August 31
Join the Sisterhood!
This Is Your Personal Invitation to Join
Temple Beth Emet’s Sisterhood
Sisterhood is a group of friends who work together for our Temple, our children, and our community, in a very tangible way. Our President,
Cathy Zitnick, will be happy to hear from you. Call her at (818) 292-7180 or e-mail: cmarriott01@msn.com. She will be happy to acquaint
you with what we do and find out what your interests are. We are sure you will fit in and we will be happy to welcome you!
We meet the first Sunday of every month at 10:00 AM in Blum Hall. Please join us. Dues are only $15 per year (commencing September of
every year). Please fill out this form, cut it out and send it with your payment to: TBE Sisterhood, c/o TEMPLE BETH EMET, 600 N. Buena
Vista Blvd., Burbank, CA 91505; or just leave it with the Temple Office.
NAME______________________
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ADDRESS__________________________________________
CELL PHONE______________________
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August 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Elul
5776
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
2
3
4
5 7:00 PM
Shabbat Family
Service
6
7
Retirement
Luncheon for Fr.
Chuck at St.
Jude’s Church (if
you RSPV’d on or
before July 7th,
the luncheon
begins right after
the church
service.)
8
9 7:00 PM
Board of
Directors’
Meeting
10
11
12 7:00 PM
13
14
15
SHABBAT AT
THE
HOLLYWOOD
BOWL - 7:
Erev Tisha B’Av
NO SERVICES
AT TEMPLE
16
17
18
19 7:30 PM
Shabbat
Service
20
25
26 7:30 PM
Shabbat
Service
27
OPEN HOUSE
7 - 9 PM
Chai Times
Submissions
are Due
Tisha B’Av
21
22
23 7:00 PM
24
Book Club
Meeting
Reading
Night
By Elie
Wiesel
28
29
30
31
Pizza Night Resumes September 2nd.
Religious School Resumes on September 11, 2016. TBE Preschool Opening Scheduled for September.
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MONTHLY YAHRZEITS Honoring the Memory of Loved Ones
NAME
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At Temple On August 5, 2016
Moshe Jerzy
Reuven Jerzy
Annette Abrams
Stephen Abrams
Helen Blum
The Congregation
Joseph R. Bayer
Fred Bayer
Mary Vourn
Barbara & Maurie Bolter
8/2
8/4
8/6
8//6
8/6
At Temple On August 12, 2016
Charlotte Kleinberg
Carole Eisenberg
Abe Goldstein
Ira Goldstein
Phillip J. Freeman
M/M Bernard Robins
Brenda Latimore
Theida Salazar
Harry Abrams
Stephen Abrams
Anne Kaufman
Celia Kaufrman
Julia Alexander
Adrienne Zahler
Morris Rothman
Linda Faden
Ernest Kramer
Jonathan Kramer
8/7
8/8
8/9
8/10
8/10
8/10
8/11
8/12
8/13
8/15
8/15
8/15
8/20
At Temple on August 26, 2016
John Laird
Robert Bigley
Sandra Ditter
Ilene & Jeff Oseas
Roz Margolin
Neil Margolin
Louis Paskin
Diane Linger
Anne Guttentag
Rabbi Mark Sobel
8/21
8/21
8/26
8/26
8/27
REMEMBERED BY
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Jack Greenhill
The Congregation
Nathan Kaden
Ron Kaden
Irma Shuman
Carole Eisenger
DATE
8/28
8/29
8/30
Yahrzeit Donations
Fran Bernstein, in loving memory of her mother,
Bertha Yaras
Fran Bernstein, in loving memory of her
grandfather, Samuel Polakoff
Lois Jones, in loving memory of
Samuel Sillman
At Temple on August 19, 2016
Richard Rothman
Linda Faden
Moss Feldman
Pamela Franklin
Hannah Bolter
Shirley Abramson
Fred Kleiman
Matt & Marie Kleiman
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