March 2011 - Congregation B`nai Israel

THE
MARCH 2011
Temple Chronicle
C O N G R E G AT I O N
ISRAEL
Calendar at a Glance
RABBI’S MESSAGE
RABBI EUGENE LEVY
B’ NA I
“Variation on a Theme”
The reaction to our All-Music Shabbat services over the past 7-8
years has been nothing short of phenomenal!! We have gone
from a few singers and instruments to more than a dozen or so
and have moved from once-a-year to 4 times a year (and often
a clamoring for more). I have commented at just about every
one of these services that it often takes music to lift the words of
prayer off the page—into our hearts and souls and into the very
heavens themselves!!
Because of the overwhelmingly positive reaction to a service that
focuses on one aspect of worship, I have decided that—beginning
three or four times a year and possibly extending to 5 or 6 times—
we'll soon begin to do an "All-Sermon" Shabbat!! We'll extend the
service to about an hour and a half, omit all music entirely, and fill
the glorious evening with a few readings interlacing three to four
25-minute sermons.
Topics will range from "The Theological Implications of Every
Verse in the Torah" to "The Mathematical and Chemical Prowess
of Every Medieval Jewish Philosopher in the Germanic Territories"
to "An Analytical De-Construction of the Entirety of the Biblical
Sacrificial and Priestly System" to "The Structure of the Lunar
Calendar and Its Relation to All Other Calendrical Systems Since
the Beginning of Time."
There will be—from time to time—other such stimulating sermons
that I know the congregation is dying to hear--in increments of
three or four per Shabbat eve. And to be sure we can accommodate
at least 4 in a night, we'll omit all the music for that night and may
even follow each of the All-Sermon Shabbat evenings with a multihour discussion group. This is sure to add new popularity to our Life
Long Learning Program.
And after we have experimented with these on a quarterly
basis--and taken a survey to see how many additional Shabbat
eves the Congregation will want to devote to an "All-Sermon
Shabbat," we will then be able to wish each of you "Be happy
—It's Adar" and in case a few of you have not already guessed,
this article/message is your first Purim spoof of the season...
Don't forget to checkout our website:
www.bnai-israel.us
You can make reservations and pay for Temple events, make donations
and check out the calendar for detailed descriptions of events.
WORSHIP SERVICES:
Kabbalat Shabbat at 5:45
All services begin at 6:15 unless otherwise noted.
Friday, March 4
SHABBAT SERVICES AND BAT MITZVAH OF DANI KAISER
“FOR WHOM WAS I NAMED?”
Oneg Sponsors: IN HONOR OF THE STORRIE FAMILY BIRTHDAYS:
BRIAN, MURIEL, ELIOT, SARAH, AND DAVE
BY: MURIEL LEDERMAN AND BRIAN STORRIE; AND IN HONOR OF
DANI KAISER'S BAT MITZVAH BY: HER FRIENDS
Friday, March 11
CLASSICAL-STYLE SHABBAT
A MIDDLE EASTERN DINNER AND LECTURE ON
"THE RADICALLY CHANGING MIDDLE EAST AND ITS
IMPLICATIONS FOR ISRAEL" --SEE PG 4 FOR MORE DETAILS
Oneg Sponsor: SISTERHOOD
Friday, March 18
"TASTE OF JUDAISM" DINNER AND SERVICE AROUND THE TABLE
Oneg Sponsor: CAROL FIELDS
Friday, March 25
TRADITIONAL SHABBAT SERVICE
RABBI LEVY WILL LEAD "TEACHING TORAH"
Oneg Sponsors: IN HONOR OF JEFFREY NEUHAUSER'S BIRTHDAY
BY: TERRI MOORE; AND IN HONOR OF SHIRLEY REINES'S 90TH BIRTHDAY
BY: BONNIE & BILL JACOBSON
Friday, April 1
TRADITIONAL SERVICE WITH GUEST SPEAKER
RABBI PETER GRUMBACHER
CLASSMATE AND COLLEAGUE OF RABBI LEVY'S.
SEE PAGE 4 FOR MORE INFO ABOUT RABBI GRUMBACHER
Saturday Morning Shabbat Services
will be held in the Chapel at 11:00 AM.
All are invited to join in and participate.
President's Message
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Since spring is right around the corner, I’ll start by going out
on a sturdy limb to say that this January and February at our
Temple were the busiest start to the secular year that we have had
in at least 50 years! Most of the additional activities this January
and February came under the umbrella of Lifelong Learning
with our first ever adult Sunday school consisting of 2 classes:
“Godshopping” taught skillfully by Carmen Arick and “Making a
Comfortable Jewish Home…Notes from a Jewish Mother” taught
by our professional educator Ellyn Polsky. These classes created
a wonderful opportunity to learn and socialize together. Don’t
worry if you were not able to attend these classes--there will be
an additional mini-mester of classes taught on Sunday mornings
later this spring. Please pay attention to the Chronicle for the
announcement of these new classes including their descriptions
and times.
On January 9, Nina Krupitsky spoke at Temple about her
experiences during World War II. This was a well attended event
but had to be cut short because of the deteriorating weather. It is
my understanding that it will be continued at a future time which
will be announced. Then, on January 28, we had the Jacob’s Camp
Shabbat Dinner and service. Special thanks to Rita Fagan and
crew for preparing the camp-style dinner for all who attended.
On February 20th, thanks to the generosity of the Storthz Fund,
we enjoyed Jewish Musician Craig Taubman in concert in the
Sanctuary. This was a wonderful event and very much enjoyed by
those who attended.
The Strategic Planning Committee, under the tireless
leadership of Leah Elenzweig, has been hard at work the
last several months planning ahead for almost every area of
Temple life. Leah is doing an amazing job and we are making
real strides. We will be reporting more to you on that project
as we progress. Also, Chris Stratton, our Temple Treasurer, is
convening a budget committee to begin planning for our new
fiscal year which begins on June 1.
We are working on an exciting fundraiser that promises to
be new, unusual, and a lot of fun. It will take place at Temple
on April 9th at 7:00 P.M. Please look elsewhere in this edition
of the Chronicle for more information. You should receive an
invitation to the event in mid-March.
As you all know, so much of what we do at Temple is
energized and “staffed” by volunteers. There is so much going
Yizkor Eloheim
We record with sorrow the death of...
SELMA KOENIG
Mother of Carole Weisbly & Ellen Koenig Moore,
Grandmother of Lori Shemper, Sister of Mary
Lou Cohn, Eleanor Gross, & Ruth Itzkowitz, Aunt of
Nancy and Judy Pearlstein
on at Temple right now that the volunteer opportunities are
practically endless. We couldn’t do what we do without YOU! If
you are not currently involved and have the energy and interest
in participating, please let me know. We would love to have you
involved, and I am sure that we can find the perfect spot for you!
See you at Temple.
JACK GRUNDFEST
ARCHIVE SUNDAY
Draws Many Volunteers
There is nothing that makes one more proud to be a Jew
than spending time looking into our Jewish past. On Sunday
February 13th about fifty congregants spent time volunteering
to preserve and organize the 145-year-old Temple archives.
We organized boxes, which linked our congregation to the
hardships and terrors of previous generations – the Holocaust,
anti-Semitism in our community and the Soviet Union, and
hard battles in Europe and the Far East. We organized material
about our congregants, which spoke loudly of their amazing
accomplishments in the community and their honors in every
field. We saw before us letters of commendation and awards for
our Rabbis, and we read of the dedicated efforts of our board
leadership for nearly a century and a half. It is a remarkable
history, carefully preserved by Charles Elias, a faithful
congregant for decades, and we are working to try to organize
and protect the now fading documents by placing them in
archival containers for future generations to learn from – in
the beautiful room provided by the Tenenbaums.
We played, we ate (thanks Leah, Judy, Julie, Kathy, Robynn,
Meg, and several others for the amazing breakfast and lunch)
and we actually got a whole lot accomplished. Stacks of loose
and deteriorating items were catalogued and placed in the right
kinds of containers. Thanks to Mac and Marie for agreeing to
be honorary chairs and for working so hard.
We made great headway (Thanks to all who came!), but
there’s much more to do. We are going to try to open the
archives most Sundays from 9-noon and continue the projects.
You are welcome to stop in and help for a while. (Drop an email
to jimpfei6@aol.com to make sure we will be there).
HERMAN BERGER
Husband of Sue Berger
DOROTHY GAILLIARD
Mother of Esperanza Gailliard
PEARL LEVIN
DOUG SMITH
Husband of Ruby Thalheimer Smith
LOIS TOWNLEY
Mother of Larry Townley &
Grandmother of David Townley
Mother of Barbara Behnke
ROSE SCHECHTER
Cousin of Corky Schroeder
DEBBIE FRIEDMAN
Lifelong Learning - Ellyn Polsky, Director
CONFIRMATION CLASS
participated in
the Bernard and Audre Rapoport L’Taken Social Justice Seminar
in Washington, D.C. The program is one of several developed by
the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (www.rac.org)
headquartered in Washington, especially for teens. The weekend
was a whirlwind of touring the sites of our capital, expanding
our Jewish selves, and understanding the RAC’s positions on
campaign finance reform, climate change and energy, economic
justice, immigration, global human rights, Israel, reproductive
rights, stem cell cultivation and use, and global HIV/AIDS
programming. All 250 of the student participants, representing
Reform congregations throughout the country, were taught how
to prepare “chai-powered” speeches. Gracen Grundfest, Adam
Korenblat, Lexie Levin, Cameron Matson, andKy Stevens
concentrated on the topics of climate change and reproductive
rights. They constructed powerful speeches according to the RAC’s
rubric and delivered them
directly to Senator Boozman
and his administrative
aide, to Senator Pryor’s
administrative aide Jason
Bockenstedt,
and
to
Rep. Tim Griffin and his
administrative aide.
At
each office, the students
were warmly greeted and
graciously engaged. When
you see these fine young
people, please ask them
about their experience.
PB AND JAM
Many thanks to everyone who made the
February 20th PB and Jam event so successful!!
The mitzvah brown bag lunch was most appreciated by
the 90 residents at Our House, and you know that Craig
‘n’ Co. loved being with us here in Little Rock.
STRATEGIC PLANNING UPDATE
The strategic planning process is moving full steam ahead! The
results of last year’s Congregational Survey are being used to
create a working plan of action that reflects the desires of the
Congregation. The plan has been divided into six areas of focus:
Worship, Lifelong Learning, Community, Membership Services,
Administration/Governance, and Finance. Over the next few
months, the planning process will continue. Look for more
information about the process and the plan in future issues of
the Chronicle and in other updates to the Congregation.
THE TEMPLE CHRONICLE / MARCH 2011
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Adult Lifelong Learning Survey
1.What class(es) are you currently participating in?
2.What do you like about the class(es)?
3.How could it (they) be improved for the next time?
4.What days/times are best for you?
5.What topics would you like to study in the future?
_____ Comparing streams in American Judaism
_____ The Zohar
_____ Basic Reform Judaism
_____ Intro to Kabbalah
_____ Conversational Hebrew
_____ The Siddur
_____ Love and Marriage in the Torah
_____ Heroes of the Holocaust
_____ Holiday Prep- Jewish Times and Seasons
_____ Women in the Bible & Midrash
_____ “Who Gets Mom’s Blue Pie Plate“
(What Judaism says about ethical wills, preparing for assisted living, death, and dying)
_____ “We’re having a Jewish baby” Preparing for the baby, establishing a Jewish nursery,
being new Jewish parents, etc.
_____ Olam Haba (The World to Come)
_____ Blessings
_____ History of Anti-Semitism
Your ideas: ___________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
6.What topics would you like to teach?
Comments about the program:____________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Please clip and return to:
Ellyn Polsky, c/o Congregation B'nai Israel
3700 Rodney Parham, Little Rock, AR 72212
Announcements
THE TEMPLE CHRONICLE / MARCH 2011
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JEWNIVERSITY IS A BIG HIT!
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administra
DAVID BAUMAN, President
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
JO LAWTON, Secretary
As Rabbi Winnick’s enormously successful Talmud
class winds down for now, he will enlighten us
further with a three class series about Pesach
(Passover) entitled Haggadah Insights...Really
Interesting Ones, to be held at Temple B’nai Israel
on three consecutive Sundays: March 27th, April
3rd, and April 10th from 11:30 am - 12:45 pm. Coming sooner, Emily Lewis and Eti Biton will dissect
The Heart of Women’s Midrash with us. We will
experiment with developing our own Torah-informed
interpretations, and we may find ourselves in the spaces in
the text. At Agudath Achim on three Wednesdays: March
16th, March 30th, and April 6th from 6:00 pm - 7:15pm. THE TEMPLE CHRONIC
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IMPLICATIONS FOR ISRAEL
To register: please call Shannon at 225-9700 or email
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Following Shabbat worship, hear Dr. Robert Jeff Williams present
his understanding of the political and social changes rapidly taking
place in the Middle East. Williams will present a historical
overview of the region from 1969 to the present, provide
insights into the grass roots uprisings occurring since January
in that region, and discuss how all of this may impact the
State of Israel now and in the future.
Congreg
B’nai Isr
oom
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is called to the Torah
on Saturday, the fifth of March
Two thousand eleven
at four o’clock in the afternoon
Temple B’nai Israel • Little Rock, Arkansas
Sharon Kiel and Jeff Kaiser
Dinner and Discussion with Dr. Jeff Williams,
UCA Asst. Prof. of Philosophy and Religion
3700 Rodney Parham • Little Roc
(501) 225-9700
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Then, at the end of April, Rabbi Levy will join us
for three classes entitled Delving Into Midrash on
consecutive Wednesdays: April 27th, May 4th, and
May 11th at Agudath Achim at from 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm.
LaFTY participates at the recent Jacobs Camp
Shabbat Song Session with David and Annie Bauman
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THE TEMPLE CHRONICLE / MARCH 2011
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EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn.
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administrator
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
DAVID BAUMAN, President
JO LAWTON, Secretary
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive V.P.
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
JO LAWTON, Secretary
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP SHABBAT
Friday, April 15, 2011
5:45 - Kabbalat Shabbat (snack)
6:15 - Fabulous All Music Shabbat Service
Shabbat Dinner following the Service
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administrator
DAVID BAUMAN, President
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Temple B’nai Israel is a charter supporter of this organization.
When I retired a few years ago, I wondered what I would do with
my time. I knew my Temple volunteer work would continue, but
I felt it was time to do something else too. Jimmy Sachs invited
me to attend LifeQuest. I really had no idea what it was all about,
but I agreed to go. Miraculously, I even got Jerry to go along with
the idea. It has been a rich and rewarding experience for us both.
All new members and prospective members will be guests of
the congregation for this special evening in their honor.
Adults $12.00, children ages 5 to 12, $6.00,
children 4 & under free
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
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Each eight week session of LifeQuest offers Wednesday and
Thursday classes called “Adventures in Learning.” Now, I am
not a “student,” but this is really fun and interesting. It’s a
liquid agenda…you can sign up for one class and then move
into another if you don’t like it. There is no attendance taken,
and no homework. You just attend, and absorb information.
(without reservations, adults $15.00 & children 5-12, $6.00)
3700 Rodney Parham • Little Rock, AR 72212
(501) 225-9700
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Dinner reservations required by April 13th.
Temple office (225-9700)
Congregation
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Take this opportunity to meet new people. Each new member
and prospective member will have a “buddy” for the evening.
Call to be a “buddy” to someone new.
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Jerry and I love the 9:00 class featuring John Brummett entitled
“Behind the Headlines.” It is always an interesting insight
into the current news and political scene. There are so many
choices—there are seven or more different classes offered each
hour. The subject range is all over the place—from Sports
Talk, Watercolor, and Mah Jongg to Spanish American War,
Horticulture, Arkansas History, and so many more. I am
constantly surprised by the wide range offered each session.
Babysitter provided during service − Please reserve!
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9:30 am Shabbat Book Group
11:00 am Shabbat Service
12
9:30 am Adult Hebrew II
9:30 am Shabbat Book Group
11:00 am Shabbat Service
4:00 pm Bat Mitzvah of
Danielle Kaiser (Havdalah)
5
SATURDAY
18
Adar II 12
19
Adar II 13
NFTY-SO Jr. Youth Group Retreat (Jacobs Camp) ←−−−−
5:45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat
Reception
6:15 pm Classical Style
Reform Shabbat Service
11
5:45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat
Reception
6:15 pm Traditional Reform
Shabbat Service led by
Danielle Kaiser
4
FRIDAY
Adar II 25
Adar II 18
7:00 pm JFAR Event
31
24
Adar II 19
5:45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat
Reception
6:15 pm Traditional Reform
Shabbat Service
25
Adar II 20
9:30 am Shabbat Book Group
11:00 am Shabbat Service
26
11:30 am
5:45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat 9:30 am Shabbat Book Group
Torah & Lunch
Reception
11:00 am Shabbat Service
5:30 pm Purim Carnival 6:15 pm Possibilities of Shabbat Dinner & Service
17
7:30 am Executive
Board Meeting
11:30 am
Torah & Lunch
7:00 pm Shlicha Program
at Agudath Achim
10
11:30 am
Torah & Lunch
Adar I 27
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
ADAR I - ADAR II 5771
11
Lana Bogoslavsky
10
Ron Bara A’
John Goldman
Jerry Smart
Robert Greenberg
Shayna Levy
Victor Nachmann
24
Ed Figarsky A’94
Charles Friedman
Eleanor Gross
Len Johnson
Jacob Hooks
19
Chris Harkins A’91
Laura Bushman
Tony Mobly
Susan Strauss
12
5
Dora Levin
Ed Revere
TUESDAY
25
26
Michael Gastman A’98 Gene WeinsteinA’67
Luke Kramer A’98
Jamie McGarry
Hollis Pruitt
Marilyn Robison
Phyllis Storthz
James Hart
17
18
Ellen Kaufman Goldman Ralph Hyman
John-Paul Urban
Gege Thalheimer
Hallie McGarry
4
Joy Williams
MONDAY
3
Karla Back
Glenn Block
Anna Moses
SUNDAY
27
Kurt Deininger
Ann Storthz
20
Leon Marks
Hunter Hausler
Seth Stevens
Sara Weinberg
Sofia Weinberg
13
Wm. Siegel A’86
Gayle Ponder
Isolene Shindler
6
Lynn Zoldessy
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
8
1
Richard Bronfman
FRIDAY
28
29
21
22
Hirsch/Goldberg A/90 Bill Eiseman
Darcy Axelroth
Rachelle Sanders
Will Finkelstein
30
Weinstein/Baskin A’77
Dorian Stuber
Marshall Cohen
23
Perry Young A’05
Steve Weinberg
Anne Margaret Mulkey
16
Brock Jacobs
Larry Jacobs
Rachel Levine
9
Kathy Bauman
Serene Stevens
2
Helen Kaiser
Sherry Weinberg
SATURDAY
APRIL
14
15
Don Mann A’84
Bettye Korenblat
Mike Ronnel A’02
Robert Vogel
Rachel Blackburn-Parish
7
CALE NDAR
BIRTHDAY/A NNIVERSARY
Temple Funds
A LEAF ON THE TREE OF LIFE
IN HONOR OF:
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of
Ruthe & Phil Kaplan
Alice & Robert Korenblat
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
Judy Pearlstein
Nanci Goldman & Bob Rivner
The 85th Birthday of Wilma Diner
Emily Adams & Carmen Arick
Terri Angtuaco
Ruth Fein
Lynn Greenberg
Ginger Goodman
Trudy Jacobson
Gina Kokes
Bobbye Levy
Arleen Marshall
Meg Marion
Janet Matthews
Clarice McGrew
Corky Schroeder
Ros Snyderman
Annabelle Tuck
THE BAUMAN MUSIC FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
The Beautiful Bat Mitzvah Music by
Steve Bauman
David Bauman
Charlie Friedman
Lynn Greenberg
Silvana & Ariel Berlinski
IN MEMORY OF:
Barbara Grundfest Bauman
Diane Roosth & Amos Hall
Stanley “Bud” Bauman, Jr.
Jana & Perry Cohen
Carol & Scott Schwab
Sara Beth, George, Cole &
Nathan Silverman
Diane Roosth & Amos Hall
Lynda Zionts
Arlene Marshall
Susan Forsyth Bauman
Jana & Perry Cohen
Lynda Zionts
Norris Wayne Moses
Jana & Perry Cohen
Betty Nash
Jana & Perry Cohen
THE MAYERSOHN
LEADERSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
The Speedy Recovery of
Norma Jean Lockwood
Loris & Jay Fullerton
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THE ENDOWMENT FUND
IN HONOR OF:
The Birthday of Velma Block
Nina Krupitsky
The Birthday of Aniko Diamant
Nina Krupitsky
The Birthday of Wilma Diner
Nina Krupitsky
The Birthday of Phil Kaplan
Nina Krupitsky
The Birthday of Linda Pfeifer
Nina Krupitsky
The Birthday of
Rosalyn Snyderman
Nina Krupitsky
The Marriage of
Flavia and Steven Jacobs
Nanci Goldman & Bob Rivner
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of
Ruthe & Phil Kaplan
Nina Krupitsky
Shirley & Sam Strauss
Sue Stroock & Chris Hackler
Carole & Gary Weisbly
The Birth of the Grandson of
Doris & Mark Krain
Sue Stroock & Chris Hackler
Steve Bauman
Leonard Hasson
Allan Mendel
Heidi & James Williams
IN MEMORY OF:
Stanley “Bud” Bauman, Jr.
Carole & Rabbi Jerome Fox
Ginger Goodman
Sylvia E. Green
Deborah & Lou Jacobs
Susan Forsyth Bauman
Ginger Goodman
Shirley & Sam Strauss
Jane B. Mendel
Nina Krupitsky
Selma Koenig
Marlene K. Bush
Carol & Allan Mendel
Brooks L. Rosen
The Rosen Family
Lou Samuel
THE HALLIE COHEN MILLER
ARCHIVE FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Mac Lyons
Amanda Lewis
The Generousity & Kindness of
Mac Lyons
The Lewis & Levinson Family
THE RABBI'S FUND
FOR YOUTH & CAMP
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Help for Daniela’s Bat Mitzvah,
Jan Alman
Martha Alman
Jill Bauman
Kathy Bauman
Rita Fagan
Bobbye Levy
Dave Polner
Silvana & Ariel Berlinski
Rita Fagan for All That
She Does for Us
Meg & Michael Marion
IN HONOR OF:
The Birthday of Robert Oliva
Trudy & Jerry Jacobson
The Bat Mitzvah of Daniela Berlinski
Meg & Michael Marion
The Birthday of Wilma Diner
Meg & Michael Marion
The Adoption of
Caroline An Goldsholl
Lynda Zionts
IN MEMORY OF:
Jeff Blumsack
Barbara & Jerry Stern
Robert Landfair
Lynda Zionts
THE VOGEL
CARING & SHARING FUND
IN HONOR OF:
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of
Ruthe & Phil Kaplan
Ellie Koenig Moore
IN MEMORY OF:
Dan Schwartz
The Vogel Family-Robbie, Sam,
Robert & LuAnne
THE HARVEY LUBER YOUTH
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
The Temple Support for L’taken
Debbie & Ky Stevens
IN MEMORY OF:
Rose Schechter
Drs. Mickey & Sheri Simon
THE PRESIDENT'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
L. Jay Tenenbaum
The Tenenbaum Family
THE YAHRZEIT FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Sol Alman
Martha & Charles Alman
Blanche Alman
Harry Schneider
Dena Schneider Bock
John F. Bolts
Sharon & Greg Bolts
Jenny Book Diner
Wilma Diner
Stanley Falk
Carol Fields
Lillian Brenner Gealt
Michael Gealt &
Maryjanet McNamara
Ruth Goldsholl
Kennon & Scot Goldsholl
Elsie Axler
Lynn & Bruce Greenberg
Harry S. Lasker
Harriet Katz & Family
Leo Lansky
Judy Lansky
Moses Stern
Bobbye & Gene Levy
Salene Lyons
Mac Lyons
Annette J. Sanders
Sue & Keith Maddison
Hyman Reifer
Judith & Ken Reifer
Fannie Safferstone Klein
Byron & Susan Rosenthal Kantrow
Hyman Reifer
The Sanders Family
Edward Meyers
Corky & Paul Schroeder
William (Billy) Stern
The Stern Family
Dorothy Blass Storthz
Larry Storthz & Rosetta Urbach
Eloise Hackler
Sue Stroock & Chris Hackler
Sylvia Schwartz
Sue Stroock & Chris Hackler
Sam Schwartz
Sue Stroock & Chris Hackler
Ida & Louis Laner
Beverly Whittenberg &
Barbara Phillips
Herbert Wolf, Sr.
Herbert H. Wolf, Jr.
Eva Wolff
Eleanor & George Wolff
Temple Funds / Announcements
THE RABBI'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Rabbi Eugene Levy
David Forsyth
IN HONOR OF:
Andy Lawton for Conducting the
Funeral of Norma Z. Mendel
Kenneth Mendel
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of
Ruthe & Phil Kaplan
George Wittenberg
The Marriage of Ari & Anne Levy
Lynda Zionts
Altar Flowers
THE STORTHZ
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of
Ruthe & Phil Kaplan
Ann Storthz
Phyllis Storthz
THE YOUTH GROUP FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Rita Slutsky
Diane Roosth & Amos Hall
YAHRZEITS - MARCH 2010
MARCH 4
William Back, Sr.
HowardFeinstein
Rachel Frank
Felix Gans
Edward Leonard Gealt
Max Gold
Daniel P. Ottenheimer
Elijah Ezekiel Palnick
James J. Pfeifer
Clara Goldenblank Raff
Abe S. Rosen
Arthur O. Sanders
Eduard L. Scharff
Dorothy Cone Sherman
Samuel J. Spitzberg
Lewis Alexander Storthz
Louis Wolsey
David G. Falk
Joseph Earl Flowers
Joseph Geller
Irene Goldman
Arnold S. Goodman
Al J. Goodman, Jr.
Rose Besser Gould
Nell Gray Greenbaum
Edna Kahn Kempner
Carolyn W. Kramer
Harry Lasker, Sr.
Elizabeth Levinson Levin
Gus Ottenheimer
Edna L. Roberts
Arthur D. Rosenthal
Israel Louis Safferstone
August Simon Vogel
Etta Louchheim Wolf
MARCH 11
Sara Kempner Goodman
Virginia Harris
Dan Levin
Abraham J. Louchhein
Olivia Lyons
Ruby Siesel Pfeifer
Edith Ottenrider Sachs
Nathan Ehrlich Steppach, Sr.
Eleanor Pfeifer Strauss
Tracye Altschul Strauss
Mathilde Zwirn
MARCH 25
Hortense Rudolph Back
Lena Koff Bresler
Sophie Cohn
Nathan H. Ehrlich
Alfred Fendler
Theodore R. Fox
Dave Grundfest, Sr.
Sophie Kempner
Daniel B. Kohn
Roland Joseph Lanoue
Rosa H. Lasker
Mervin L. Leibs
Alma Jacobs Scott
Lilyan Stern
Fanny Thalheimer
MARCH 18
Rose Balkin
Nathan Borrok
Rosa Cohn
Gerladine DeFrance
Herman Ehrenberg
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March 4, 2011
In memory of Jean Farrell
By: Gene and Roxanne Loftin
March 11, 2011
In memory of Dr. Arthur D. Rosenthal
By: Susan Rosenthal Kantrow and Family
March 18, 2011
In memory of Dr. Sidney Jacob Fields
& Gerald de France
By: Carol Fields
March 25, 2011
Sisterhood
Rabbi Peter Grumbacher
to speak April 1st
Rabbi Grumbacher
served Congregation Beth Emeth,
beginning as Assistant Rabbi and Director of Education upon
ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion in 1972. In 1982 he became Senior Rabbi. He retired
after 37 years at the end of June 2009.
During his years in Wilmington he served on numerous boards
and organizations and was senior chairperson of the former
National Conference of Christians and Jews, Delaware Region,
which designated him a “Community Builder.” He served as
chair of the Delaware Interfaith Coalition on Aging.
He continues to serve on the National Commission on
Rabbinic-Congregation Relations and was president of the
Mid-Atlantic Region, Central Conference of American Rabbis.
Rabbi Grumbacher received the annual Gerald Kandler Award
of the Delaware chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union,
as well as the annual award of the Delaware Region, Jewish
National Fund. He and his wife, Suzy, were recognized by the
Delaware Region, State of Israel Bonds, for their work on behalf
of the State of Israel.
In recent years Rabbi Grumbacher has traveled the country
speaking to varied audiences on the subject, “Sharing the Silence:
The Child of a Survivor Tells His Father’s Story,” dealing with his
father’s internment in the Dachau concentration camp during
the Holocaust and his subsequent service in the U.S. Army. He
hopes to continue lecturing and writing.
Sisterhood Speaks
Make your reservations now for the Sisterhood benefit
Thursday, April 7 • The Weekend Theater
during its run of The Last Night of Ballyhoo.
Heavy hors d’oeuvres at 6:00, show at 7:30
$20 per person, limited open seating
Make reservations through the Temple office 225-9700.
Written by the author of Driving Miss Daisy, The
Last Night of Ballyhoo won the 1997 Tony Award.
The comedy is set in the upper class German-Jewish
community of Atlanta in December 1939. Hitler is
invading Poland, but the highly assimilated Freitag
family is more concerned with the right escort for
Lola to the lavish social event of the season. The story
explores Southern Jewish identity (or lack thereof) and
social discrimination within the Jewish community.
Mark your calendar for the
Third Annual Miriam’s Seder
Tuesday evening, April 12
(time to be announced)
$10 per person with advance reservations.
Call the Temple office to reserve.
If you haven’t already returned your 2011 Sisterhood
and/or Men’s Club Membership Dues, please do so
at once. Did you know that all the tables and chairs in
the Social hall/Tenenbaum Center were purchased by
Sisterhood? Or that many of the prayer books you use
in services were donated by Men’s Club? Sisterhood
and Men’s Club are two vital service arms of our Temple
that support our congregation in more ways than you
probably realize. We’re counting on you to help!
Judaica Shop
extensive selection of
High Quality Judaica
many products made in Israel
…………………………………………………..
Open Sundays of Religious School 9-12,
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ATI’DAY PRESCHOOL NEWS
We would like to share some of the exciting changes we’ve made
at the school during the past few months! We have redesigned
the curriculum with the help of our dedicated teaching
staff. These changes promote child independence, social
development, and intellectual growth. The areas of study focus
on basic language skills with emphasis on Hebrew and Spanish,
Jewish Studies, time spent reading with a librarian, and basic
math and science skills using a special computer program. We
have achieved these enhancements while maintaining a low
child-to-staff ratio.
Ati’Day is also progressing toward opening an Alef class for infants
ranging in age from 6 weeks to 18 months. We are very enthusiastic
about this development and are looking forward to opening by July
2011! Seven families have already expressed their interest and we are
continuing to get new applications!
Our lunch program has been extremely successful since its
launch in February, and the students enjoy kosher, healthy, and
delicious lunches on a daily basis!
Please visit us on Facebook where you can view our curriculum and
lunch menu. I also welcome your calls and emails!
Yours Truly,
David Hazan, Director
(501) 221-1614 • atidayschool@gmail.com
GILL HOFFMAN
"AN ISIDER'S LOOK AT MIDDLE
EAST POLITICS"
March 31 - Little Rock
7:00 PM
Place TBA
Gil Hoffman is the chief political correspondent and analyst for
The Jerusalem Post. Well-connected to Israeli and Palestinian
leaders, Hoffman has interviewed every major figure across the
Israeli political spectrum, has been interviewed by top media
on six continents and is a regular analyst on CNN, Al-Jazeera
and other news outlets.
Called “The most optimistic man in Israel” by Israel Television,
Hoffman’s writing and TV appearances provide a behind the
scenes look at the intrigue and humor in the Israeli political
arena.
weekdays 9-4 ask office staff to open shop,
for special requests, call Bonnie 247-4050
For more information, please call 501-663-3571 or email
Federation@jewisharkansas.org.
Announcements & Events
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WEDNESDAY YOGA CLASS
CAN ISRAEL & PALESTINE
COEXIST?
6:00 - 7:15 p.m. • Teen Lounge (back entrance)
Each class $8, pay as you go.
Babysitting available with advance notice.
Questions, call Bonnie 247-4050.
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administrator
DAVID BAUMAN, President
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive V.P.
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
JO LAWTON, Secretary
Presented by Pratt Remmel from the Coalition for Peace
and Justice. March 27, 9:00 a.m. at the Synagogue. Breakfast
followed by the program, sponsored by the Synagogue and
Temple Men's Clubs. Everyone in both Congregations is
invited. Minyan at 8:30 a.m.
MAZEL TOV
to Cherry Landfair & David Goldsholl on the adoption of
Caroline An Goldsholl. TORAH STUDY & BYO LUNCH
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is now about half-way through the Book of Joshua. Our
plans are to meet every Thursday in March, at 11:30 am,
except the 24th and 31st. All are invited.
JO LAWTON, Secretary
BASIC JUDAISM
to Jade Pfeifer, daughter of Dr. Robynn Zinser and Jim Pfeifer, whose
artwork was selected to be on display in the Governor's mansion.
Jade is one of only 40 students whose work was selected from over
2,000 student submissions to be displayed. Only ten art pieces will be
displayed at one time, each for four months at a time. Jade's work will
be on display starting in September.
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Classes are entering the last third of our studies,
although we are meeting twice - on March 1 and 29.
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
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SHERI SIMON, Educator/Adminis
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DAVID BAUMAN, President
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KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executiv
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
COFFEE, CAKE & CONVERSATION
will meet at Woodland Heights on Monday, March 14 at
10:00 am. Guest speakers are: Justice Annabelle Tuck and
Rev. Ray Higgins on a most requested topic: “The Limits
of Free Speech.” Tell your friends.
Congregation
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Sunday, March 20 at 1:30 pm
Congregation Agudath Achim
co-sponsored by Temple & Synagogue Sisterhoods
to Darcy & Eugene Krupitsky on the February 18. birth of their
daughter, Rylee Clare Krupitsky. Proud grandparents are Galina &
Michael Krupitsky, Susan & Phil Axelroth, and Gerri Axelroth.
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