Rabbi`s Message - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

Transcription

The Scroll
Vol. 63 No. 3
Nisan, Iyar, Sivan, Tamuz, Av 5775
April, May, June, July, August 2015
What’s Inside:
Passover Services Schedule
2
Rabbi’s Message 3
Day of Learning II
3
President’s Message
4
Purim Basket - Mishloach Manot Mitzvah
5
Purim At The Chevra
6
Beit Hazikaron Message
7
Weekly Talmud Class
7
Bat/Bar Mitzvah
7
Synagogue Clergy & Leadership
8
Cantors Message - Shabbat Shirra
8
Sarah & Charles Bedzow Honoured
9
Conversational Hebrew
10
Learn to Read - Aleph-Bet
10
Navigate the Siddur with Rabbi Jacobson
10
Mada Seder
11
Shabbat Hagadol Lecture
11
Yom Hashoa – Yom Hazikaron
11
Yom Ha’atzmaut-Yom Yerushalayim
11
The Chevra Community Seder
12
Maot Chitim
13
Matzah Baking
13
Passover Laws & Customs
14-15
Sisterhood Shabbat 16
Sisterhood Book Review
17
What is Shavuot
18
Shavuot Services
18
Shavuot Services for Kids by Kids
19
Tikkun Leyl Shavuot
19
Shabbat Under the Stars
20
Song of Songs
21-22
Mazel Tovs
23
Book Review by Bernard Gotlieb
23
Weddings at the Chevra
23
Wedding Anniversaries
24
CPR Course 24
Birthday Celebrations
25
Shabbaton with Rabbi David Nesenoff
26
Cooking with Chef Isaac
26
Learn Jewish and Hebrew Songs
26
Prayer Book-Torah Welfare-Endowment Funds
27
Kaballah of the Tanya
27
About Our Shul
28
Kiddush Corner
29
In Memoriam 30
Condolences 30
Memorial Needs 30
Cemetery Reservations
30
Prayer for the Sick
30
Memorial Plaques
30
Endowment Plaques
30
Yoga 31
Yahrzeit Fund Donation
32-33
In Memoriam 34-36
Services-Candle Lighting
37-38
Celebrating A Simcha
39
The Chevra Golf Tournament
40
Publication Mailing Agreement No. 40032040
Chevra Kadisha B’Nai JacobBeit Hazikaron - Beth Hillel
5237 Clanranald Ave., Montreal, Qc., H3X 2S5
2
Rabbi's Message
PASSOVER SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
Morning Services 9:00 a.m.
SHABBAT HAGADOL
DRASHA LECTURE 6:20 p.m.
Evening Services – 7:00 p.m.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2
Bedikas Chometz (search for Chometz) after sunset
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Siyum Services for the First Born Males - 7:00 a.m.
Chometz may be eaten until 10:21 a.m.
Chometz is burned & Statement of Renouncement
‘Kol Chamira’ is recited by – 11:38 a.m.
Candle Lighting – 7:06 p.m.
FIRST SEDER Evening Services – 7:00 p.m.
Principle vs Compromise
There has been much debate recently concerning the two distinct
approaches of dealing with Iran:
President Obama vs Prime Minister
Netanyahu. While both administrations agree that Iran is controlled by
radical Islamic fundamentalists, they
disagree on what is the best approach to halt, contain and stop
their quest to achieving nuclear proliferation and avoiding a nuclear arm’s race in the dangerous Middle East.
The White House administration believes that through
allowance and compromise, they will win co-operation and
achieve a temporary halt and circumvention for 10 years. The
Israeli government strongly contends that when confronting a
regime that is guided by radicalism it must be countered with
the same measure of uncompromising principles of justice,
thereby insisting that Iran’s nuclear capabilities be significantly
dismantled before lifting any sanctions.
SATURDAY APRIL 4
Morning Services (with Choir on March 26) 9:00 a.m.
SECOND SEDER conducted after Evening Services
Candle Lighting after 8:12 p.m. from existing flame
When it comes to conflict resolution Judaism has a unique
approach. The Talmud often favors Peshara Compromise over
finding the exact right Judgment especially when the exact
right is not easily clear at all, so in matters of complex civil
and economic disputes you will find Jewish law leaning on the
side of compromise, but when a principle is at stake there is a
paradigm shift in the law.
THURSDAY APRIL 9
EVE OF SEVENTH DAY OF PASSOVER
Candle Lighting – 7:14 p.m.
Studying in Yeshiva I was deeply moved by the law articulated
in the Talmud: “A group of people are walking along a road
when they are stopped by heathens, who say to them, “Give us
one of you and we will kill him. If not, we will kill all of you.”
Let them all be killed, and let them not surrender one soul from
Israel”. Palestinian Talmud, Terumot 8:10.
FRIDAY APRIL 10
Morning Services – 9:00 a.m.
Candle Lighting Friday after 7:15 p.m. from
existing flame
SATURDAY APRIL 11
Morning Services (with Choir) 9:00 a.m.
Sermon and Yizkor – 10:30 a.m.
PASSOVER ENDS 8:21 p.m.
CHOMETZ MAY BE EATEN AFTER 9:21 p.m.
Congregation Chevra Kadisha B’nai Jacob—Beit Hazikaron—Beth Hillel
Egypt and its economy. The plagues forced Pharaoh to sit at
the negotiation table with Moses: Pharaoh broken and desperate
declared “I will let your people go, your youth and your elders
your sons and your daughters may go to serve G-d but your
flocks and your cattle must remain.” This offer represented 95%
of what Moses first demanded of Pharaoh - a clear victory – yet,
Moses refused and insisted in the next verse that “not a single
hoof will remain” (“Lo Teshaer Parsah”). Though many Jews
argued to accept the deal, Moses remained steadfast because
when fighting for the principle of justice there is no room to
compromise and thus give dignity to the unjust.
Here history has proven over and again that when the righteous
stand up, truth and justice prevail.
Lieba and I would like to wish all our members and friends A
Chag kasher Vesameach.
Rabbi Asher Jacobson
Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz
TBDJ When it comes to right and wrong, good and bad, the Torah has
always guided us to establish clear lines called Havdalah distinct
separation. When we as a society allow a criminal to commit a
half crime, instead of protecting the innocent, we are perverting
justice and for Justice to endure its principles must be preserved.
Throughout history, radicals gave Jewish communities an
ultimatum to either submit their principles or face expulsion and
annihilation. Many Jews refused to forego their faith, and though
precious lives have been lost in the process, the principles were
not only kept intact, but they shined even stronger for the next
generation.
At the Passover table, let us recall the pinnacle moment when
Moses stood before Pharaoh – when truth spoke to power – in
the quest to bring dignity to all mankind, After nine plagues the
Egyptians were weakened by heavenly sanctions that crippled
Rabbi Asher Jacobson The Chevra
DAY OF LEARNING II
Date: Thursday, May 21, 2015
Time: 10 am until early evening
Location: Gelber Center at Federation
Cost: $26.00 per person
Food: A light breakfast and filling lunch
R.S.V.P. by return email Laurent Bensemana
larrybens@ndexsystems.com
Please advise of your intentions and of course pass the
word around!
EMAIL ADDRESS
If you would like to be part of the Rabbi's email list, please send your email address to
rabbi@thechevra.ca
3
President's Message
As this long and cold winter
(at least for those of us that
remained at home in Montreal)
comes to an end, we all begin to
turn our minds to the spring.
Spring has traditionally been the season representing
a time of phenomenal renewal. The earth seems to
reawaken from its slumber, and explodes with new life.
In our own lives, spring can be symbolic of starting new
projects, sewing new seeds and coming forth with new
ideas.
With the arrival of spring, and the return of so many of our
members from down South, we begin now to re-focus our
attention to re-invigorating our shul. As a new President,
I have spent the last several months, together with my
fellow new Executive and Trustee members, learning
about our shul and its operations and personnel, and trying
to meet as many of our members and friends as possible.
I have come to learn that our shul benefits from a strong
core of members who support us in many different ways,
some as regular attendees, some as casual participants,
and others just financially. Some of us have a long history
with the shul and others do not. I have also observed that
although we are an Orthodox shul by denomination, many,
if not most of us, are not observant but find ourselves on
a wide spectrum of religious belief and practice. What
binds us together is also multi-faceted, but ultimately it
boils down to the joy we feel coming together at shul
and the pleasure and fulfillment we derive from being
within its walls.
Whether you are a regular at shul or not, we are hoping
that our spring/summer calendar of events will give you
multiple reasons to come to the shul to meet new people
and to become more comfortable and more entrenched in
your spirituality, Jewishness, love of Israel and general
well-being. We will be offering a wide range of programs,
including Yoga, Hebrew classes, book reviews, Jewish
cooking classes with Chef (Cantor) Isaac, a Jewish/Israeli
sing-along, classes on explaining the basics of the siddur
and many more. We are also always looking for ways
to make services more accessible and, yes, enjoyable
for you. While the chazzanut may be beautiful and the
Rabbi’s sermons extraordinary, we know that we could
be doing more to fill our sanctuaries.
Our goal is simple: to see you more often in shul and to
have you benefit more from your shul in whatever ways
are meaningful and enjoyable to you.
I sincerely hope that you will take the time to peruse
through this edition of the Scroll, read our email bulletins,
like us on Facebook and visit our website (www.
thechevra.ca) to keep abreast of all that we are trying to
do for you, and that you will give yourself the chance to
let the shul become a home for you and your family in
whatever way is meaningful for you.
As the African-American writer Harriet Ann Jacobs
wrote: “The beautiful spring came; and when Nature
resumes her loveliness, the human soul is apt to revive
also.” I truly hope that this spring will be a season of
renewal, revival, good health and happiness for all of you
and your families and, indeed, a Chevra spring for us all.
We are committed to doing all that we can to see more of you in shul more frequently. For those who are motivated On behalf of myself, my family, and the Executive and
primarily by religious beliefs, attending shul is already a Board of Trustees of the Chevra, I wish you all a Happy
part of your life and we hope the shul will continue to be Passover, a Chag Sameach and a Goot Yomtov!
meaningful to you, as led by our dynamic, learned and
inspirational Rabbi Jacobson and our gifted, talented and Arnold Cohen
welcoming Cantor Epstein.
But for many of us, coming to services is a 3-day a year
event, with perhaps some extra days added for holidays,
milestone or life cycle events. For those less religiously
inclined, I understand how a synagogue can feel like
somewhat of a foreign place and would not be a natural
draw for spending your time. We aim to try and address
just that.
4
MiShenichnas Adar Marbin BeSimcha
Purim 2015
When the month of Adar arrives we increase the joy and
happiness. We the Chevra Chesed Committee in conjunction
with the Sisterhood under the leadership of Sally Raicek have
started the month of Adar with the preparations for our annual
Mishloach Manot Project.
The initiative started with Hamantashen Baking under the
direction of Donna Cohen Hersh. Ladies came in on a Sunday
morning February 22nd and happily started to prepare the
Hamantashen.
The preparations continue with the joy and happiness of receiving
wonderful donations of treats from the following sponsors:
Galerie au Chocolats, Mandeli, Pizza Pita, Rocky Montana, and
Kosher Quality, without your support our Purim initiative would
not be so successful. Thank you so much.
On Monday morning before Purim the real excitement started. The
Raicek Hall was set up with tables, treats, gift bags, tissue paper
and ribbon. Ladies were chatting, laughing and preparing the gift
bags with simcha. This was truly a labour of love and happiness.
Volunteers were arriving as scheduled and joyfully started to pick
up the bags that were to be delivered. In no time at all the bags
were packed and delivered and our mission was accomplished.
Joy and happiness was to get the feedback from the recipients
and their families. The appreciation was beautiful; it was well
worth the effort.
A hearty Yasher Koach – Todah Rabah to the following volunteers
for all their effort:
Terri Allister
Miriam Ayele
Doreen Brown
Simcha Miriam & Sara Binstock
Belle Burak
Cantor Yitzhak Epstein
Zemira Epstein
Cyna Fayer
Frances Freeman
Kathy Gardos
Ruth Hubermann
Iris Lieberman
Rick Mackenzie
Grace Matthews
Gill Mazaltarim
Robbie Miller
Clara Pinda
Denise Popliger
Minkie Silverstone
Allan & Dr. Gloria Tannenbaum
Pat Sweeney
Purim Sameach,
Marsha Epstein, Chair
Chevra Chesed Committee
5
Purim at the Chevra
What an amazing time we all had at the Chevra Purim
Party over two hundred of us celebrated the joyous
holiday in style. The festivities kicked off with a fun
filled carnival for the children. We thank Mendel
and Riki Jacobson for the wonderful job they did
in running this program. Everyone then proceeded
to the Sanctuary to hear the Megillah of Esther and
truly got into the holiday spirit. This was followed
by a wonderful catered meal with open bar. We thank
Chef Reda and Cantor Epstein in planning the menu.
Dan Abitbol got everyone dancing with great music
and lots of fun, there were some sixty children in
attendance wearing the most incredible costumes, all
had a great time!
Special thank you to Leiba Jacobson for her hard work
in planning this event. We look forward to seeing
everyone next year.
Beit Hazikaron
Passover follows another happy holiday, Purim. One may ask
what makes Passover so happy, too? Yes, most of us love the
delicious matzo balls, fancy dinner, and family gatherings.
However, it portends a much more important message; freedom
from slavery, looking forward to a new life of our own doing
and a better tomorrow with the help of Hashem. One of the
ceremonies, Maggid, will retell the story to us and our children
and grandchildren.
Tomorrow is the word I would like to delve on: "And it shall
come to pass that your child will ask you tomorrow, “What is
this?” And you shall tell him with a mighty hand G-d took us out
of Egypt". In any realistic and contemporary sense it means to us,
that we live in a beautiful country, still enjoying life with all the
daily pains, bad news and uncertainties. It means that we can still
soon come to our Sunday get-togethers, and so on.
Tomorrow, in a distant and overriding sense, begs for an answer:
what will tomorrow bring? Not so much to ourselves, but to
our descendants. Will G-d's miracles take us out of the danger
surrounding us all over the world, as He liberated us from slavery.
While we are welcoming the approaching Passover, the spring
and all the returning snowbirds, we believe, that G-d's miracle
will come in our time.
Wishing all our members a happy and joyful Passover
Beit Hazikaron
WEEKLY TALMUD CLASS
A potential convert once came to the great sage, Hillel and
asked him, “Can you teach me the entire Torah on one foot?”
Hillel’s response was, “Do not do unto others as you would
have them do unto you, now go and study.”
This became the Golden Rule of Hillel, The rabbis note that
Hillel’s statement, “Now go and study” is part of the Golden
Rule; for to live by the Torah values, they must be studied
and internalized.
Every week we will learn a new topic on “Ethics and
Business According to Jewish Law” at Davies Ward Phillips
& Vineberg 1501 McGill College Avenue 26th Floor. Lunch
is available for $10. Kindly RSVP (by 10 am Thursday)
by return e-mail to rabbi@thechevra.ca, if you would like
lunch!
Please note: This class is now certified under The Barreau
du Quebec, Credits will be given to all lawyers whose
names are listed on the ‘Formulaire de Redevances’.
Be Shalom
6
BAR / BAT
MITZVAHS
Sarah Qin Sokoloff
Hi my name is Sarah Qin Sokoloff and
I was adopted. I just turned 12 years
old and that is exciting for me as I just
celebrated my Bat Mitzvah on March
21st, 2015! I go to school of course.
I used to go to Akiva, but now I go to
Hampstead School. The things I like to
do are drawings and art. I also like to talk
to my friends and have fun with them all
the time. I also like singing and dancing.
I love school and my teachers Miss Tami
and Miss Gila. I live in a house with my
sister Nora Jin Sokoloff, and my parents
Jonathan Jay Sokoloff and Virginia
Champoux, and my favorite dogs in the
world, Mortimer and Lucy. My Parasha
portion was from Vayikra.
Brett Spector
Brett Spector is the son of Jodi and Ivan
Spector. He is the brother of Shane,
Amber and Shelby and grandson of
Selma Spector. He currently attends St.
George’s School and is in grade 7. His
favourite subject is Geography. Brett
plays basketball, badminton and excels
in snow skiing. He loves spending the
summer in Cam Baco in the Adirondacks.
Brett will be celebrating his Bar Mitzvah
in Israel on April 19 and 20 and will be
reading from Parasha Rosh Chodesh.
JAKE TORRALBO
Jake Torralbo will be celebrating his Bar
Mitzvah on Saturday, June 13, 2015. Jake
is attending grade 7 at Selwyn House
School. His favorite sports include
wrestling, swimming, football and
basketball. He loves music and comedy
and is a drummer as well! Jake's family
adores him and is excited for this special
day! Parents are Andrey Hollinger and
Robert Torralbo, siblings are Matthew
Torralbo and Rebecca Torralbo, and his
grandparents are Sarah Hollinger, AnneMarie and Adolfo Torralbo.
7
Shabbat Shira 2015
 
CONGREGATION
CHEVRA KADISHA B’NAI JACOB-BEIT HAZIKARON-BETH HILLEL
5237 Clanranald, Montreal, Canada H3X 2S5
Tel; 514-482-3366;  Fax; 514-484-1607
 www.thechevra.ca
Rabbi
Cantor
Rabbi Emeritus Beth Hillel
Rabbi Emeritus
Executive Director
Choirmaster
Asher Jacobson
Yitzhak Epstein
Meyer Kizelnik
Benjamin Hauer
Alys Geiger
Yossi Milo
EXECUTIVE
Arnold CohenPresident
Jeff Frank
Vice President
Leo Hubermann
Vice President
Sanford M. Smith
Vice President
Sam Lieblein
Treasurer
Daniel S. Miller
Secretary
Rafael Tzoubari
Immediate President Advisor
Kathy Halmi Representative of Beit Hazikaron
Yoav Djebali Representative of Sephardi Minyan
Donna Cohen Hersh
Co-Opted Officer
Mitchell Rosen
Co-Opted Officer
Jerry Sherman
Co-Opted Officer
PARNASSIM
Paul Kushner
Jerry Sherman
Hershey Fitleberg
Allan Tannenbaum
If someone would try to sum up all the work for an entire year at our congregation, at
which our wonderful choir adds to our prayers, and the and the contribution that our choir
makes to The Chevra, to the uplifting of our Tefilah, I have no doubt that Shabbat Shira,
would be the highlight. Shabbat Shira is one of the most joyful days of a great Shabbat
of prayer and song filled with cantorial melodies, prayers combined with Chassidic and
popular composers, lebedic and freilech songs adapted in the prayers from our rich heritage
of music.
The power of the holy songs is well demonstrated that even below zero, close to 200
members and friends show up and say “we want real music”, we want the music which
is combined with prayer and songs, which come from the heart, songs from the Torah
portion that we read on Shabbat Shira morning in all synagogues, “Az Yashir Moshe
Uvenei Yisrael”, the song that Moses and the children of Israel sang when crossing the sea
to become a nation. This is the song that is alive. This is the prayer and hope with which
we conclude each service, of the evening, morning and afternoon prayer “Sheyibone Bais
Hamikdosh Bimhera Beyameinu”, may the Temple be speedily restored in our days, at
which time G-d will reinstate the Levites, who served in the Temple, with prayers and song.
Am Yisrael Chai.
We take this opportunity to thank Maestro Yossi Milo and the Choir for their outstanding
contribution, Rabbi Asher Jacobson for his uplifting sermon and to our Gabbai Allan
 PRESIDENT'S Advisory Council
Tannenbaum for his continued dedication to Shabbat Shira. Last but not least to our
Mish Granik
Sally Raicek
members and sponsors, who helped make Shabbatt Shira the “Shabbat” at the Chevra.
Daniel S. Miller
Jack Rothenberg
David Perlin
Dr. Richard Shatz
Gary E. Polachek Rafael Tzoubari
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
David Amiel
David Perlin
Gary E. Polachek
Ralph Brookman
Jacob Posel
Elaine Budning
Norman Raicek
Belle Burak
Sally Raicek
Arnold Cohen
Aaron Remer
Ben Cohen
Mitchell Rosen
Murray Dalfen
Tina Apfeld Rosenthal
Yoav Djebali
Martin P. Rosenthal
Dr. David Farber
Jack Rothenberg
Manny Fayer
Pearl Rothenberg
Jeff Frank
Ellen Rubin
Mish Granik
Dr. Richard Shatz
Doreen Green
Jerry Sherman
Joseph Halmi
Sanford M. Smith
Kathy Halmi
Ivan Spector
Donna Cohen Hersh
Marnie Stern Zigman
Leo Hubermann
Allan Tannenbaum
Sam Lieblein
Garry Trestan
Steve Luxenburg
Rafael Tzoubari
Daniel S. Miller
Joel Waxman
Elaine Moscovitch
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Allan
Tannenbaum
Brotherhood
Leo Hubermann Bulletin and Publicity
David Perlin
Steve Luxenburg
Jeff Frank
Cemetery
Allan Rubin
Golf
Sanford M. Smith
Mish Granik
House Committee
Jerry Sherman
Jacob Posel
Sanford M. Smith
Human Resources
Ben Cohen
Hershey Fitleberg
Donna Cohen Hersh
Dave Perlin
Leo Hubermann
Marketing
Ben Cohen
Ivan Spector
Membership
Joel Waxman
Sanford M. Smith
Ben Cohen
Belle Burak
Elaine Moscovitch
Donna Cohen Hersh
Sally Raicek
Sisterhood
Belle Burak
Gary Polachek
Project Shabbat
Hershey Fitleberg
Hebrew Reading/Davening
Ben Cohen
Congregation Histories
8
Arlene & Stephen Abramson
Aaron Bloom
Belle & Louis Burak
Ross Coblentz
Marlene & Murray Dalfen
Marlene & Jack Dworkind
Eta & Asher Elcabetz
Marsha & Yitzhak Epstein
Francine & Barry Fagen
Jeff & Arlene Feldman & Fam.
Yvonne Feldstein
Libby & Hershey Fitelberg
Alys Geiger
Doreen & Gerald Green
Donna Cohen & Warren Hersh
Ruth & Leo Huberman
Herbert Isenberg
Lieba & Asher Jacobson
Lisa & Fred Kokin
Paul Kushner
Chana Lieblein
Veronica & Stephen Luxenburg
Mel Maitlitz
Grace Michelin Matthews
Maria & Mark Meltzer
Sheldon Merling
Anna & Lennie Miller
Debra & Stephen Pekofsky
Beverlee & David Perlin
Brenda Shaffer
Lorna & Jerry Sherman
Barbara & Phil Siegel
Minkie & David Silverstone
Joy & Sanford Smith
Jack Starke
Judith & Rubin Strauber
Dr. Gloria & Allan Tannenbaum
Bonnie & Joel Waxman
Tova & Sam Zentner
Betsy and Matthew Ziniuk
Joe Akerman
Tina & Paul Baker
Joan & Hy Bloom
Marnie & Arnold Cohen
Penny & Ben Cohen
Jeff Frank & Sons
Doreen and Lawrence Glazer
Susan and Max Haberkorn
Nina & Harry Hart
Roslyn Joseph
Jodie & Morden Lazarus
Selma & Sam Lieblein
Barbara & Stanley Magidson
Sandra & Leonard Mendell
Lois & Danny Miller
Claudia & Gary Polachek
Mona& Sol Polachek
Sally & Norman Raicek
Bonnie& Mitch Rosen
Tina & Martin Rosenthal
Pearl & Jack Rothenberg
Evelyn & Hyman Ruckenstein
Mark Weinberg
Emanuel Fayer
Debbie & Aaron Remer
Benjamin Ahdoot & Yaffa Tegegne
THE CHEVRA CONGRATULATES
SARAH AND CHARLES BEDZOW
The Chevra synagogue congratulates our
dear members and long-time supporters
Doctors of Laws Charles and Sarah
Bedzow as the 2014 recipients of the
rabbinical College of America honorary
doctor of laws degrees.
This past December 15 2014 over
600 of the Who’s Who gathered at the
Hilton Meadowlands in New Jersey.
The dinner was emceed by Saturday
Night Live’s Joe Piscopo. The keynote
address was delivered by Senior New
Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez, followed
by a steering and inspiring speech by
the Ambassador of Israel to the United
States Ron Dermer.
The Bedzow’s were introduced by their
grandson Dr. Jason Shapiro highlighting
that he is the oldest of eight grandchildren
who are lighting up the world each in
their way like the menorah of Chanukah.
A special video was prepared in which
Mr. Charles Bedzow recounts his battle
against the Nazis as a partisans in the
Bielski brigade and his fight for Jewish
life. Mrs. Sally Bedzow was then called
to the podium to address the crowd and
in her gracious and elegant manner
thanked everyone for their support and
generosity.
Our very own Rabbi Asher Jacobson
flew in to the event and sat with the
Bedzow family for this special occasion
representing our Shul.
Also honoured that night was Mr. Philip
R.Sellinger ESQ co-chair of Global
Litigation Greenberg Traurig, LLP.
Congratulations to Rabbi Avraham
Shemtov and Rabbi Moshe Herson for
organizing this incredible event and
achieving incredible unity amongst Am
Yisroel.
9
5237 Clanranald Avenue
Conversational & Beginners
Hebrew Classes
If you are interested in learning Hebrew
please choose your options
Option 1. Every Monday at 2:00 p.m.
commencing April 13, 2015
Option 2. Every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
commencing April 15, 2015
The Chevra
is
proud
to announce
that
in conjunction
Is proud to
announce
that in conjunction
with
the Centre
The Mada with
Community
Cost: $56.00 for 8 sessions
Contact: The Synagogue office
at 514-482-3366 to register
Learn to read Hebrew
Community Centre
Will be hosting two Seders to share the warmth
and joy of a traditional meal, complete with
symbolic food and festive dinner
Community wide observance
SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 AT 7:30 P.M.
at TBDJ Synagogue
Holocaust Remembrance Day
THURSAY, APRIL 16, 2015
SERVICES AT 7:00 A.M.
When we will light Yahrzeit candles in memory of
the 6 million martyrs and recite appropriate Psalms, a
community Kaddish and the Memorial
Prayer - El Maleh Rachamim
Come and worship with us
_______________________________
Will be hosting
YOM HAZIKARON
on two Seders
Yom Hazikaron this year falls on
for the less fortunate families,
TUESDAY
EVENING APRIL 21
FRIDAY APRIL 3, 2015 AT 8:00 P.M.
to share the warmth
and joy of a
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015
and
Celebration will take place at 5:00 p.m. at
traditional
meal,APRIL
complete
with
symbolic
SATURDAY
4, 2015
AT 8:00
P.M. food
5151 Cote St. Catherine Road
In front of the Gelber & Federation CJA Building
and festive dinner.
For tickets and information call
Mada at 514-342-4969 Ext. 0
BEGINNERS ALEPH BET
on
Every Tuesday
May 12 – June 16
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
$50.00
Lecture Series
With Rabbi Asher Jacobson
MONDAY APRIL 18, 2011 AT 7:30 P.M.
THE CHEVRA
and
Cordially invites all members and friends
TUESDAY
APRIL 19, 2011 AT 7:30 P.M.
to the
SHABBAT HAGADOL
For tickets
andLECTURE
information call
DRASHA
Navigate the Siddur
A journey of Jewish Prayer,
the history and meaning behind some
of the most powerful passages
May 14, 21 and 28
$18.00
10
YOM HASHOA
514-342-4969 ext.0
Saturday, March 28, 2015
at 6:15 p.m. in the Sanctuary
followed by Mincha
Tradition prescribes such learned gatherings
in preparation of the Festival of Freedom.
All are urged to attend!
_______________________________
YOM HA’ATZMA’UT
On the 4th of Iyar in the year 1948, the State of Israel
was declared. Since then, The Chief Rabbinate of
Israel has asked that we recognize this day as special,
and of religious meaning. A special prayer service
was compiled, which we are proud to feature at our
services on the eve and morning of the day. It is right
and fitting that families mark the day with festivities
and thanksgiving to G-d. This year it will fall on the
evening of
WEDNESDAY APRIL22
THURSDAY APRIL 23, 2015.
______________________________
YOM YERUSHALAYIM
The 28th of Iyar marks the commemoration of the
reunification of Jerusalem since 1967. This is a day on
which Hallel is recited, and full celebrations should be
held. This year, it falls on
SUNDAY, MAY 17, 2015
11
All Are Welcome!
Maot Chitim
HAND MADE SHMURAH
The synagogue is not only a place where we come to pray and
learn, socialize, or enjoy each other’s simchot, it’s also a place
where families who are in financial need can come and receive
our assistance in a dignified manner. Through our office, you
can help provide ‘kimcha de Pischa’ – matzo, wine and all
Passover needs for Jewish families in our community. Funds
will be distributed on a discrete basis. Please remember to give
tzedakah. Contributions should be made payable to The Chevra
“Maot Chitim”. With blessing of a kosher and happy Passover.
invites your family and everyone
else you know to bake your very
own
MATZAH
In our exclusive
MODEL MATZAH
BAKERY
482-3366 or iona@chevra.ca
ar
on
The
TheChevra
Chevra
Clanranald Avenue
Avenue
5237Clanranald
5237
Admission:
ADULT- -$25
$25CHILD
CHILD -- $360
SPONSORS
Admission:
$49$50
ADULT
$360 SPONSORS
For
andand
to RSVP
call Sara
at at 514Formore
moreinformation
information
to RSVP
call Iona
514-482-3366 or sara.miller@thechevra.ca
zik
Ha
Jaco
b—
Beit
TuesdayAPRIL
April 15,
2014
FIRST SEDER
– FRIDAY
3, 2015
SECOND
SEDER
Services
:
Servicesand
anddinner
dinnerat
at6:30
6:30pm
pm
Oh, that yummy taste of the
crispiest crunchiest
snack in the whole world
B’n
ai
K
adi
sha
Ch
evr
a
Con
greg
atio
n
18
Enjoy the Holiday of Freedom with
your family at an inspirational
Seder complete with hand made
Shmurah Matzah, Four Cups of
exquisite Kosher Wine, and a
gourmet Passover dinner.
with Rabbi Jacobson & Cantor Epstein
PASSOVER
B”H
12
THE CHEVRA
Sincerely yours,
RABBI ASHER JACOBSON
The Chevra
Please note that tax deductible receipts will be issued for
all contributions.
MMM! MMM!
PROGRAM INCLUDES:
HANDS ON MATZAH BAKING!
PRE PASSOVER ACTIVITIES
SPECIAL TRIP TO THE
INTERACTIVE
STORY OF PASSOVER
TIME: 11:00 A.M.
DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2015
LOCATION: 5237 CLANRANALD
R.S.V.P.
PHONE: 514-482-3366
!
13
SUMMARY OF
PRE-PASSOVER DUTIES
1. HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED TO THE MAOT CHITIM
FUND?
No family should sit down to the Passover Seder before making
charitable contributions so that others might share in the blessing
of Passover. Contributions should be sent to the Synagogue. Please
make your cheque payable to the Synagogue (See page 16).
2. BEDIKAT CHOMETZ
The search for Chometz takes place in your home Thursday, April
2, 2015, after dark.
3. HAVE YOU ARRANGED FOR THE SALE OF YOUR
CHOMETZ?
Do so through Rabbi Jacobson or Cantor Epstein by Friday, April
3, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. Please complete and return the form enclosed.
4. FAST & FEAST OF FIRST BORN MALES
Fast and feast of first born takes place on Friday morning April
3, 2015 at 7:00 a.m. and Rabbi Jacobson will conduct a Siyum
concluding one of the Talmudic Volumes following the Services
permitting all the Bechorim (first born sons) to eat, on what would
otherwise be a fast day.
5. ATTEND SERVICES
Attend services the evenings of the Seder as well as Passover
mornings. We urge all parents to join us at these services with your
children. Let the glory of our services convey the full Passover
message to you this year.
6. THE EATING OF CHOMETZ
May not be resumed until one hour after Pesach ends- Saturday,
April 11, 2015, 9:21 p.m.
_____________________________________________________
COUNTING THE DAYS OF
“OMER” AND “LAG B’OMER”
Beginning with the second night of Passover, and continuing for
forty-nine nights, we count the Omer in accordance with the Biblical
injunction: “From the morrow of Pesach, from the days of your
bringing the Omer, you shall count seven full weeks”. The Omer was
a special offering of barley gathered from the newly-ripened grain
which then permitted the use of the spring harvest. In Temple-times,
the harvesting of the Omer on the second night of Pesach, was an
occasion for great celebration in the streets of Jerusalem.
The counting of the Omer must take place after nightfall,
immediately before starting the daily and weekly number in the
Omer, we recite the benediction of ‘Al Sephirat Ha-Omer’.
These forty-nine days link the festival of Passover, the celebration
of our physical redemption with the festival of Shavuot, which
occurs on the 50th day, when we celebrate our spiritual redemption,
the giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai.
In the second century of the common era, Eretz Israel was visited by
plague. Thousands of the disciples of Rabbi Akiva perished between
Pesach and Shavuot. In their memory, this period is observed with
partial mourning. During the weeks of the Omer therefore, we do not
make weddings nor engage in unusual festivity, nor do we cut our
hair. Since the plague is said to have stopped on the thirty-third day
of the Omer (Lag B’Omer), these restrictions are suspended for that
day. School children suspend their studies and have a day of field
games. This year Lag B’Omer occurs on Thursday April 7, 2015.
14
PREPARING FOR THE SEDER
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE USED AT THE SEDER
ARBA’A KOSOT: Four cups of wine, representing the four
expressions of freedom and redemption mentioned in the Bible
(Exodus 6:6,7) If wine cannot be tolerated, use grape juice.
MATZAH SHMURAH: Matzah prepared from grain which
was specially watched since reaping so that it should leaven by
becoming moist. It is best to have this special matzah for the
Seder.
THREE WHOLE MATZAHS are placed on the Seder Plate,
representing the Kohen, Levi and Yisrael.
MAROR: The bitter herb which recalls how the Egyptians
embittered the lives of our ancestors. Use romaine lettuce for
Maror, or horse radish root. Wash lettuce very thoroughly to
remove any possible bugs - inspect carefully.
CHAZERS: The root part of the bitter herb, in original form.
Not all Seder Plates contain this item.
CHAROSET: A mixture of chopped nuts, apples, Kosher
L’Pesach cinnamon and wine, representing the mortar mixed
for the slave labour in Egypt and into which we dip the Maror.
KARPAS: A vegetable, symbol of springtime and of our freedom.
Possible vegetables include celery, potato or onion dipped in salt
water, recalling the years of oppression of the Israelites.
AFIKOMEN: The piece of Matzoh broken off from the middle Matzoh and hidden away to be eaten at the very end of the
meal. It represents the Paschal lamb roasted in the days of the
Holy Temple in Jerusalem and eaten last so that its savour lingers
in our palates.
Z’ROA: A roasted meat or chicken bone, representing the Paschal lamb (Korban Pesach) and reminding us of the Almighty’s
‘outstretched arm’ (Z’roa means arm).
BEITZAH: A roasted egg, representing the festival offering
(Hagigah).
CUP OF ELIYAHU: A special wine cup reserved for Eliyahu
the Prophet who symbolizes full redemption.
_____________________________________________
KITCHEN ITEMS TO BE KASHERED
Metal Wine Goblets and Napkin Rings - Hagola (Boiling Water)
Metal (uncoated) Water Urn - Hagola
Shabbos Blech - Lebun Gamur (Open flame)
Metal Colander
KITCHEN ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE KASHERED
Mixer
China
Stoneware
Porcelain
Teflon Plastic
Pyrex Silverstone
Porcelain Enameled Pots
Melmac Corning Ware
Knives with plastic
Grater (any)
Synthetic Rubber
For more information please contact our Rabbi:
rabbi@thechevra.ca or the VAAD at www.mk.ca
PASSOVER LAWS AND CUSTOMS
PASSOVER FOODS
A. FOODS FORBIDDEN ON PASSOVER
1. Leavened foods and all foods containing a mixture of
leavening.
2. Any food prepared from barley, wheat, cereals, spelt, rice
and grits of any kind.
3. All legumes (peas, beans, corn, rice peanuts).
4. Ice cream and syrups, as well as all liquors containing grain
alcohol.
B. FOODS PERMITTED ONLY UNDER STRICT
RABBINICAL SUPERVISION
Sodas, milk, butter, cheese and dairy products; also all
Passover cakes, cookies and canned goods
C. FOOD PERMITTED WITHOUT PASSOVER LABEL
All fresh vegetables and fruits (except legumes).
____________________________________________
KASHERING is the manner in which various items used
throughout the year are prepared for use during Passover. The
laws of Passover prohibit even the smallest trace of Chometz
in our food. It is therefore preferable that an entire set of dishes
and utensils be set aside for Pesach- use only and never used
throughout the year. With certain items however, Jewish Law
permits the 'Kashering' (ritual cleaning) of utensils.
KASHERING THE STOVE
a.) Clean the stove thoroughly and then heat the oven, spits,
racks, etc. until red hot. Leave stove-top on for 10 minutes
oven for 30 minutes.
b.) Special metal sheets or aluminum foil covering are required
on top of the range between the burners, for the days of Pesach.
KASHERING THE DISHES & UTENSILS
a) Metal pots and pans, after a thorough cleaning and nonuse for 24 hours, must be dipped into boiling water or filled
with water and heated until boiling over the top of metal
utensil. The hot rock is inserted into the large pots, to bring the
temperature even higher.
b) Glasses are placed in water for 3 consecutive days,
changing water each day. This CANNOT be done for glasses
used for whiskey.
c) Earthenware and porcelain utensils CANNOT be
kashered for Passover by any process. Utensils which
have glued-on handles, or dents and cracks, CANNOT be
kashered. Plastic and Pyrex dishes CANNOT be kashered.
Consult the Rabbi regarding use of dishwashers and electric
appliances.
d) Microwave Ovens should be thoroughly cleaned and not
used for 24 hours. A utensil filled with water should be heated
in the oven, until a thick steam fills the oven. Wash walls and
shelf down with boiling water. Cover the floor of the oven
with paper or Styrofoam.
f) Counters and tables should be covered for Passover with
plastic or other covering.
g) Refrigerator/Freezer - thoroughly clean, it does not need
to be lined.
h) Blender/Food Processor - New or Pesachdik receptacle
(anything in which food makes direct contact) required.
Thoroughly clean motor.
i) Can Opener - Manual or electric - clean thoroughly.
j) Counter Tops - Plastic/Formica - Clean and cover for cold
food, cardboard or thick cover for hot food.
k) Dentures/Bite/Plates/Braces - Clean thoroughly after
finished eating Chometz.
l) Kitchen Sink - A metal sink can be kashered by a thorough
cleaning and by pouring boiling water over it. A porcelain sink
should be cleaned and a sink rack used. If, however, dishes are
to be soaked in a porcelain sink, a dish basin must be used.
m) Chometz and non-Pesach utensils - Non-Pesach
dishes, pots, and Chometz whose ownership has been
transferred, should be separated, locked up or covered, and
marked so as to prevent accidental use.
n) Candlesticks - Should not be put under hot water in
Kosher-for-Pesach sink.
o) Towels / Tablecloths - Those used during the year with
Chometz may be used on Pesach if they have been laundered
with soap and hot water of at least 160 F. Synthetic materials
such as rayon and terylene may be used on Pesach after they
have gone through a washing with detergent and only if there
are no visible stains after they have been cleaned.
p) Tables - A table on which Chometz is eaten during the
year may be used on Pesach if it is covered with a waterproof
covering (e.g. sheet of plastic).
q) Baby High Chair - Thoroughly clean and preferably
cover the tray with contact paper.
r) REMEMBER to buy new toothbrushes for Passover.
s) Go through the medicine cabinet - it often contains
Chometz. Alcohol or grain products should be 'sold' with other
Chometz.
e) Steel surfaces (including sinks) are kashered by
cleaning, avoiding use for 24 hours, and then pouring boiling
water over them.
15
The Chevra
The Chevra Sisterhood
5237 Clanranald Ave.
Invites our members and the Community
Invites you, your family and friends
to their book review
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2015 AT 7:30 P.M.
When
ALISON PICK
Will review her award winning book
TO OUR ANNUAL
SISTERHOOD SHABBAT
“BETWEEN GODS”
HONOURING
“THE DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL”
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2015
Services commence at 9:00 a.m.
Innovative program and Divrei Torah presented by the sisterhood
Featuring
The Synagogue Choir under the leadership
Yossi Milo, Choir Master
Kiddush luncheon following services
ALL WELCOME
If you wish to participate please call the office at 514-482-3366
16
“Between Gods is that rare memoir brilliantly well written...
profoundly moving... a beautifully woven story of family, partnership,
love and reconciliation not just with one’s past but with oneself.”
As far as Pick knew, both her parents were Christian -- growing up in Kitchener,
Ont., her family only celebrated Easter and Christmas. But what she discovered after
prodding her parents for answers was that her paternal grandparents were in fact
Jewish, escaping the former Czechoslovakia on the heels of Nazi occupation during
the Second World War and masking their heritage with new Christian identities when
they settled in Canada.
Dessert reception will follow
Please call the office at 514-482-3366 to make your reservation
17
What is Shavuot?
Shavuot marks the anniversary of the day when we received
the Torah at Mount Sinai. It is the second of the three major
festivals (Passover being the first, and Sukkot the third), occurring exactly fifty days after the second day of Passover. This
is a biblical holiday complete with special prayers, holiday
candle lighting and kiddush. During the course of the holiday
we don't go to work, drive, write or switch on or off electric
devices. We are permitted to cook and to carry outdoors.
The word "Shavuot" means "weeks"; it marks the completion
of the seven-week counting period between Passover and
Shavuot. During these seven weeks, the Jewish people cleansed
themselves of the scars of Egyptian slavery and became a holy
nation, ready to enter into an eternal covenant with G-d with
the giving of the Torah.
The Role of Children
When the Torah is read in the synagogue on Shavuot, we
experience anew the Sinai transmission of the Torah by G-d.
Just as the Sinai Event was attended by every Jewish man,
woman and child, so too every Jewish person should make
every effort to be present in a synagogue on Wednesday, May
15, 2013, as the Ten Commandments are read from the Torah.
There is also special significance to bringing children, even the
youngest of infants, to hear the Ten Commandments.
Before G-d gave the Torah
to the Jewish people, He
demanded guarantors. The
Jews made number of
suggestions, all rejected
by G-d, until they declared,
“Our children will be our
guarantors that we will
cherish and observe the
Torah.” G-d immediately
accepted them and agreed
to give the Torah. Let us
make sure to bring all our
“guarantors” along to the
synagogue on the first day of
Shavuot.
On this day, we received a gift from Above which we could not
have achieved with our own limited faculties. We received the
ability to reach and touch the Divine; not only to be cultivated
human beings, but Divine human beings who are capable of
rising above and beyond the limitations of nature.
Before the giving of the Torah, we were a family and a
community. The experience of Sinai bonded us into a new
entity: the Jewish people, the Chosen Nation. This holiday is
likened to our wedding day -- beneath the wedding canopy
of Mount Sinai, G-d betrothed us to Him. G d swore eternal
devotion to us, and we in turn pledged everlasting loyalty to
Him. Every year on the holiday of Shavuot, we re-enact this
historic moment. G-d re-gives the Torah, and we lovingly
reaccept, and reaffirm our fidelity to Him alone.
The Torah is composed of two parts: the Written Law and the
Oral Law. The written Torah contains the Five Books of Moses,
the Prophets and the Writings. Together with the Written
Torah, Moses was also given the Oral Law, which explains
and clarifies the Written Law. It was transmitted orally from
generation to generation and eventually transcribed in the
Mishna, Talmud and Midrash.
The word "Torah" means instruction or guide. The Torah
guides our every step and move through its 613 "mitzvot." The
word "mitzvah" means both commandment and connection.
Through the study of Torah and fulfillment of mitzvot we
connect ourselves and our environment to G-d.
G- d's purpose in creating the world is that we sanctify all of
creation, imbuing it with holiness and spirituality.
On the holiday of Shavuot, the entire Jewish nation heard from
G-d the Ten Commandments. The next day Moses went up to
Mount Sinai where he was taught by G-d the rest of the Torah
-- both the Written and Oral Laws -- which he then transmitted
to the entire nation.
18
SATURDAY MAY 23 EREV SHAVUOT
Mincha Service Candle Lighting TIKKUN LEYL SHAVUOT 10:30 P.M.
SUNDAY, MAY 24
Morning Services Reading of the Ten Commandments Mincha Service Light Candles from an existing flame after
8:15 p.m.
9:22 p.m.
THE CHEVRA
INVITES YOU TO
YOUTH
YOUTHSHAVUOT
SHAVUOT
SEVICES
SEVICES
FOR
FORKIDS
KIDSBY
BYKIDS
KIDS
Join The
The Chevra
Chevra as
as our
our youth,
youth, the
Join
the future
future of
of our
our
shul, lead
lead us
us in
in services
services on
Shul,
on Shavuot.
Shavuot. The
The Cantor,
Cantor,
Gabbaim,
President,
and
even
the
Rabbi
will
Gabbaim, President, and even the Rabbi will trade
trade seats
withnext
thegeneration
next generation
as we
places
with the
as we celebrate
celebrate
giving
of the 10 commandments
the
givingthe
of the
10 commandments
A NIGHT OF STUDY
TIKKUN LEYL
SHAVUOT
SUNDAY NIGHT
MAY 24, 2015
SUNDAY
MORNING
WEDNESDAY
MORNING
MAY
2015, 9:00
9:00A.M
A.M
JUNE24,
4, 2014,
ICE CREAM
CREAM PARTY
ICE
PARTY
PARTY
Starting at 10:30 P.M.
Lecturers include:
8:45 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
8:15 p.m.
9:23 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 25
Morning Service 8:45 a.m.
Sermon & Yizkor 10:30 a.m.
Mincha Service 8:15 p.m.
Rabbi Asher Jacobson
Rabbi Myer Kizelnik
Professor Nathaniel Lasry
Rabbi Mimon Malka
Light refreshments will be served
…ANDHASHEM
HASHEM SAID
SAID TO
, ,
…AND
TOMOSES
MOSES
“GOUP
UPMOUNT
MOUNT (SUNDAE)
(SUNDAE) SINAI…”!
“GO
SINAI…”!
SHAVUOT ENDS AT 9:24 P.M.
19
BER 2 3, 2014 A
Wednesday, April 8, 2015 a t 7 : 3 0 P . M .
The Azrieli Foundation & the Chevra,
with the Musicians of the World Symphony Orchestra,
under the Direction of Joseph Milo
Song of So ngs
P R E S E N T
A Jewish Symphonic Experience
IN HAMPSTEAD
ON FINCHLEY ROAD
(BETWEEN MERTON AND LANGHORNE)
JUNE 19, 2015
6:00 PM
TICKETS
DEDICATED TO
T HE MEMORY OF
DAVID AZRIELI Z”L
First concert of its kind, featuring
CLASSICAL, CANTORIAL, LADINO, KLEZMER & ISRAELI MUSIC
With renowned soloists:
PER ADULT ................................... $36.00
CHILDREN (6 YRS - 12 YRS ) ................. $25.00
CHILDREN UNDER 5 .................... FREE
Matt Haimovitz
CELLIST
Sharon
Azrieli-Perez
SOPRANO
Joseph Milo
CONDUCTOR
RSVP before Tuesday, June 10, 2015
(514) 482-3366
rabbi@thechevra.ca
In case of rain,
dinner will be held at
The Chevra
5237 Ave. Clanranald.
20
Kleztory
KLEZMER BAND
Congregation Chevra Kadisha B’nei Jacob
5237, Clanranald Avenue
Montréal (Québec) H3X 1V4
TICKETS:
$100, $50 and $25
sara.miller@thechevra.ca
514-482-3366
21
Bat/Bar Mitzvahs, Births, Engagements and Weddings
BAR/BAT MITZVAHS
Virginia and Jonathon Sokoloff on the Bat Mitzvah of
their daughter Marlo
Andey Hollinger and Robert Torralbo on the Bar
Mitzvah of their son Jake
Jodi and Ivan Spector on the Bar Mitzvah of their son
Brett
ENGAGEMENTS/MARRIAGES
Sally and Norman Raicek on the engagement of their
granddaughter Jacqueline to Daniel Steinberg
Mazel Tov to Rafi Tzoubari on the engagement of his
daughter Liat to Avishai Wise
Miriam Cohen on the marriage of her daughter Leah to
Bruce Gaynes
Solange and Yaer Oliel on the engagement of their son
Gabriel to Jamie Abitbol
Sarah and Dr. Sam Israelovitch on the marriage of their
of their son Michael London to Jaimie Lieberman
Mazel Tov to the following couples whose weddings
took or will take place in our Synagogue
Baila Blumenthal and Samuel Itzkowitz
March 9, 2015
Lifshy Silberman and Yacov Bayer
March 10, 2015
Krausz Wedding
March 11, 2015
Jennifer Gewurz and Daniel Budd
March 29, 2015
Marlee Kostiner and Josh Kauffman
April 14, 2015
BOOK REVIEW
Karine Hatuel and Kamy Beroukhim
May 10, 2015
Come and join us and listen to
Roxanne Sabbah and Leon Medina
May 31, 2015
Come and join us and listen to
BERNARD
GOTLIEB
Krausz Wedding
June 4, 2015
WhoWho
willwill
speak
about his book
speak about his book
“HEY WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU”
My Victory over Leukemia
My Victory over Leukemia
Lisa Dahl and Robert Soiferman
June 7, 2015
Stephanie Polger and David Handelman
June 7, 2015
Tanya Bensoussan and Jarred Shostak
June 21, 2015
Jaclyn Saks and Warren Kleiner
June 28, 2015
Yachet Hindy Werzberger and Yoel Stern
June 30, 2015
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015 AT 7:30 P.M.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2015 AT 7:30 P.M.
Stricken with Stricken
leukemia
at the age of 18, the author of this book
with leukemia at the age of 18, the author of this
underwent, inbook
1979,
one
the first
marrow
transplants in
underwent of
in 1979
one ofbone
the first
bone marrow
transplantswhich
in Canada,
a procedure
which was back
experimental
Canada, a procedure
was
experimental
then.
back then.
The story of his battle isn’t anything lugubrious: Bernard looks
looks back on his case which he reveals in all honesty and
back on his case
which he reveals in all honesty and
often with humour.
often with humour.
Please call the office at 514-482-3366 to
make your reservation
Please call the office
at 514-482-3366 to
Admission free
make your reservation
Admission free
22
Audrey Attias and Yossif Oaknine
August 12, 2015
Laura Bechimol and Isaac Rimokh
August 25, 2015
Shiffe Ungar and Yoel Pearl
August 26, 2015
Jessica Zryl and Noah Neufeld
August 30, 2015
Yardena Muyal and Aaron Ifergan
September 2, 2015
Brittany Snitzer and Jon Cohen
September 6, 2015
23
Mazel Tov to the following members
on the occasion of their Wedding Anniversaries
MAY
Jackie & Jeff Budning
Debra & Irwin Green
Lynda & Edward Grossman
Lois & Daniel S. Miller
Pearl & Isaac Robin
Susan & Lawrence Sklar
Virginia & Jonathan Sokoloff
Judy & Ruby Strauber
JUNE
Jayne & James Allister
Marilyn & Henri Amiel
Robyn & David Amiel
Frances & Saul Antecol
Claire & Harry Biskin
Shelley & Ralph Brookman
Belle & Louis Burak
Tamar & Dan Cohen
Ariane & Mitchell Cohen
Randy & Dr. David Farber
Lisa & David Finkelstein
Barbara & Leonard Freedman
Susan & Franklin Friedmann
Naomi & Arnold Garber
Iselotte & Fernandao Gasman
Benita & Fred Golt
Miriam & David Hart
Dr. Janet Shinder & Larry Klein
Lenore & Dr. Frederick Krantz
Katia & Stuart Kruger
Linda & Dr. Harold Leiberman
Gail & Scott Miller
Susan & Herb Pinchuk
Selma & Dr. Richard Shatz
Florence & Alvin Shear
Selma & Jacob Shechtman
Ellie & Ivan Simberg
Roslyn & Abraham Slawner
Joy & Sanford Smith
Jody & Mitchell Stein
Rona & Dr. William Steinman
Jody Engel & Yevgeny Sukonnik
Dr. Gloria & Allan Tannenbaum
Lynn & Stephen Woloz
JULY
Marsha & Dr. Rubin Becker
Bluma & Dr. Brian Blicher
Elisa & Shawn Frank
Thelma & Mish Granik
Lisa & Fred Kokin
Lydia & Michael Krupp
Emmanuelle & Nathaniel Lasry
Shirley & Peter Lewis
Susan & Louis Lottner
Judy & Gary Pekofsky
Denise & Sheldon Popliger
Lorna & Jerry Sherman
Ada & Steve Singerman
Marnie & Richard Stern
Gayle & Lorne Wolfe
Arlene & Boris Yufe
AUGUST
Evelyn & Max Dahan
Marlene & Jack Dworkind
Ellen & Ivan George Fantus
Francine & Joshua Fox
Solange & Yaer Oliel
Doreen & Lawrence Glazer
Judy & Menashe Hirshfeld
Susan & Larry Kolodny
Katia & Stuart Kruger
Cynthia & Douglas Mayoff
Cheryl & Joel Merling
Mona & Sol Polachek
Jeanette & Samuel Rimoin
Eva & Thomas Schreiber
Eleanor & David Stober
Susan & Patrick Storring
SEPTEMBER
Ann & Alain Assedo
Valerie & Frederic Dayan
Edwina & David Freedman
Eva & Gabor Fulop
Sarah & Dr. Sam Israelovitch
Linda & Reevin Pearl
Rita & Jacob Posel
Rianna & Lorne Scharf
Beruria & Peter Schreter
Hadassa & Theodore Wald
Franki & Peter Yanofksy
Tamara Zimmerman & Vito Calabretta
Cheryl & Erick Birenbaum
Sandra & Stanley Cytrynbaum
Mazel Tov to the following members
on the occasion of their Birthdays
MAY
Arlene Alter
Marilyn Amiel
Michelle Benatar
Marvin Birnbom
Naomi Blumer
Jennie Bronstein
Heather Browman
Louis Burak
Max Dahan
Johanna Djebali
Henry Fiederer
Hershie Frankel
Elizabeth Fischer
Gerald Frank
Sheryl Frank
Hershie Frankel
Clara Friedlander
Eva Fulop
Benita Golt
Sam Greenberg
Harry Hart
Donna Cohen Hersh
Ruth Hubermann
Sheila Klaiman
Shane Landsman
Peter Lewis
Eleanor Meltzer
Maria Meltzer
Cheryl Merling
Daniel S. Miller
David Rajchgot
Esther Rozansky
Albert Sayegh
Peter Schreter
Sheldon J. Shafter
David Silverstone
Boris Yufe
JUNE
JUNE 9 – 11
Cost: $50.00
Please call the office to register
514-482-3366
24
Eric Aouizerats
Gerald Batist
Jason Binstock
Leo Boloten
Norman Cohen
Ted Cohen
Sandra Cytrynbaum
Eta Elcabetz
Barry Fagen
Avram Fishman
Francine Fox
Isadore Goldberg
Irwin Green
Debra Green
Nina Hart
Andrey Hollinger
Henri Hoziel
Stanley Kivenko
Dr. Janet Shinder Klein
Lawrence Klein
Carole Anne Kogan
Dorothy Langburt
Rose Lecker
Stanley Magidson
Mervyn Mendelsohn
Elaine Moscovitch
Abraham Pilcer
Sheldon Popliger
Sally Raicek
Larry Retik
Tina Rosenthal
Jack Rothenberg
Sheldon Rozansky
Ivan Simberg
Ivan Spector
Debbie Spivak
Jack Starke
Marilyn Waxman
Verley Yanofsky
Mark Zimmerman
Harold Leiberman
Beatrice Levine
Norma Levitt Shtull
Stephen Levy
Tillie Manis
Dr. Leonard Mendell
Al Migicovsky
Nathan Moss
Evelyne Neiman
Dr. Gregory Neiman
Franceen Retik
Gilda Rubin
Aaron Rudolph
Julie Brownstein Saros
Gloria Schachter
Michael Schachter
Selma Shatz
Ada Singerman
Virginia Sokoloff
David Stober
Dr. Gloria Tannenbaum
Anne Tobias
Sarah Tobias
Gayle Wolfe
Max Zentner
JULY
AUGUST
James Allister
Philip Batist
Hy Beraznik
Candi Boroff
Harriet Brownstein
Arnold Cohen
Beverly Cohen
Albert Dunkelman
Francine Fagen
Randy Farber
Dora Feingold
Marvin Fisher
David Freedman
Frank Freedman
Leonard Freedman
Thelma Granik
Fred Gibson
Gerald Green
Myra Greenstone
David Hart
Miriam Hart
Geraldine Hart
Toba Herman
Leo Hubermann
Deborah Kalisky
Anne Kaufman
Lori Kraft
Frederick Krantz
Terri Allister
Bosena Ayele
Tina Baker
Ross Coblentz
Dan Cohen
Mitchell Cohen
Asher Elcabetz
Dr. David Farber
Joshua Fox
Arnold Garber
Miriam Himes
Esther Hirsch
Eileen Kokin
Katia Kruger
Stuart Kruger
Emmanuel Labelle
Morden Lazarus
Robert Levy
Iris Lieberman
Mel Maitlitz
Lucy Nisker
Yaer Oliel
Albert Padveen
Randy Peck
Isaac Robin
Lillian Rudolph
Donna Shein
Phil Siegel
Abraham Slawner
Ethel Solomon
Mark Steiman
Lynn Woloz
Arlene Yufe
Tamara Zimmerman
SEPTEMBER
Charles Bedzow
Marie Julie Brosseau
Elaine Budning
Miriam Cohen
Albert Elbaz
Jeff Frank
Shawn Frank
Fred Golt
Warren Hersh
Saul Hier
Menashe Hirshfeld
Sarah Israelovitch
William Kirman
Susan Krymalowski
Shlomo Langburt
Ruth Laxer
Bernie Mlynarski
Cheryl Novack
Arthur Perlman
Lorne Scharf
Ann Schwartz
Jody Engel Sukonnik
Jenny Tait
Erica Travis
Sharron Vechsler
Gustava Weiner
Stephen Woloz
Esther Woods
Jennifer Lewy
25
SING ALONG
With
The Chevra
PRAYER BOOK, TORAH WELFARE
AND ENDOWMENT FUNDS
CANTOR YITZHAK EPSTEIN
and
YOSSI MILO
WEDNESDAY JUNE 3, 2015, 7:30 P.M.
A special gathering of free spirits to learn
and sing new Jewish, Hebrew and ancient
songs of inspiration.
Dessert reception $5.00
invites
you and your family to a
SPECIAL SHABBATON
FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER
JUNE 5, 2015 - 7:00 P.M.
and
Saturday Services & Lunch
June 6, 2015 – 9:00 a.m.
WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER
RABBI DAVID NESENOFF
CHAI CONTRIBUTORS
Pat Israelovitch in honour of Jane Pancer’s Bat Mitzvah
Alys Geiger Rubenstein in memory of Erno Newman z”l
Sylvia Soicher in memory of Nina Baker z”l
Thelma and Mish Granik in memory of Sandra Kivenko z”l
Annette and Ben Geiger in memory of Erno Newman z”l
Beverlee and David Perlin in memory of John Aaron
Sussman z”l
Herbert Isenberg in memory of Robert Segel z”l
Herbert Isenberg in memory of Jack Tajfel z”l
Elain Moscovitch in memory of John Aaron Sussman z”l
Elaine Budning wishing a refuah shlemah on behalf of Lori
Einhorn
PRAYER BOOK FUND
Beverlee and David Perlin in memory of Jenny Perlman z”l
Beverlee, David, Jewel and Dona in memory of Anne
Perlman Friedman z”l
Rona Steinman in memory of her beloved father Malvin
Rochwerg z”l
Lynda and Edward Grossman in memory of Sandra
Kivenko z”l
Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, founder of the Chabad movem
Tuesdays April 21, 28, May 5
Enjoy an evening of food and
dinner as our Cantor Chef Isaac leads
our member in a cooking bonanza.
Cost including dinner is $20 per person per evening
or $50 for all three.
Please call the office to reserve 514-482-3366
David Nesenoff is an independent filmmaker, blogger and publisher.
In the 1990s, he counselled youths who had committed bias crimes,
and worked as a consultant to the U.S. Department Justice. In June
2010 a video he made went viral; the video showed Helen Thomas,
the so-called “dean” of the White House media corp, making antisemitic statements. In the aftermath Thomas was forced to resign her
job, and Nesenoff received over 25,000 pieces of hate mail, including
death threats.
Cost: Adults $36.00
Children 10 and under free
For reservation please call the office at 514-482-3366
or email sara.miller@thechevra.ca
26
Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi,
founder of the Chabad movement
RITA AND JACK POSEL ENDOWMENT FUND
Thelma and Mish Granik in honour of Rita and Jack Posel’s
birthdays
Continue the journey with Rabbi Jacobson as he
explores The Tanya. 4,000 editions have been
Continue the journey with Rabbi Jacobson
printed in every conceivable language
MARA LEE ARONOFF NOZETZ
ENDOWMENT FUND
Mara Lee and Abe Nozetz in memory of David Asch z”l
Mara Lee and Abe Nozetz in memory of Robert Segel z"
Mara Lee and Abe Nozetz in honour of Ralph Drukman’s
birthday
Mara Lee and Abe Nozetz in honour of Georgene
Dreishpoon’s special birthday
Mara Lee and Abe Nozetz sending condolences to Lynn
Garod on the loss of her beloved mother
7:30Every
p.m. at
the Chevra
Thursday
COOKING WITH CHEF ISAAC
The Kaballah of
The Kaballah
of the Tanya
the Tanya
as he explores The Tanya.
4,000Every
editionsThursday
have been printed
in every conceivable language
7:30 p.m.
atwelcome
The Chevra
All are
To register, 514-482-3366; iona@ckbj.org; or www.thechevra
All are welcome
If you would like your simchas announced in the
Scroll please advise us by return email to
sara.miller@thechevra.ca
Dedicated
incall
loving
memory of
To register
514-482-3366
Rabbi
Betzalel Jacobson, Z”L
or sara.miller@thechevra.ca
Dedicated in loving memory of
Rabbi Betzalel Jacobson, Z”L
27
About Our Shul
WEEKDAY MORNING PRAYER
AND BREAKFAST CLUB
Special thanks is extended to the
following sponsors
Sheldon Merling
Joyce Wihl
Arnold Cohen and Family
Hy Bloom
Norman Cohen
Dr. David Farber
Henry Fiederer
Lucy Nisker
Mark Rubin
Stanley Magidson
Jewel Sarna
Mark Rubin
The Schleien Family
Sanford Smith
Rubin Strauber
Peter Schreter
Marilyn Pesner Lax
Sam Zentner
RECEIPTS
WE WOULD LIKE TO ADVISE ALL OUR
MEMBERS THAT IN ORDER FOR US TO
CUT DOWN ON THE COST OF MAILING,
INCOME TAX RECEIPTS WILL ONLY BE
ISSUED AND MAILED ONCE A YEAR.
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR
UNDERSTANDING
ENDOWMENT PLAQUES
WITH DONATION OF $3500
In addition to the regular bronze memorial plaques in
the Daily Chapel, we also have a very limited number
of SPECIAL ENDOWMENT PLAQUES available in
the Main Sanctuary.
These plaques offer a highly visible tribute to the
memory of dear departed family members.
Kindly call the office if you wish to obtain further
information at 514-482-3366.
28
VISA & Mastercard ACCEPTED HERE
Our Synagogue accepts Visa & Mastercard.
Track your payments more easily for tax time, and
save time and postage (for the shul also!)
Call in your:
donations
payments
deposits
Earn travel miles (Mitzvah miles?)
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Throughout the summer months
commencing March 29 the following
schedule will be observed for services
Friday Evenings............7:00 p.m.
Saturday Mornings..........9:00 a.m.
Saturday Evenings.......15 minutes before sundown
Sunday Mornings............8:30 a.m.
Weekday Mornings......7:00 a.m.
Evenings.........7:00 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE
ROSH HASHANAH
COMMENCES SUNDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 13 AND CONCLUDES
TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 15
KOL NIDRE COMMENCES
TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 22 AND
YOM KIPPUR CONCLUDES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
PLEASE PLAN TO JOIN US FOR OUR
WONDERFUL SERVICES
WITH RABBI JACOBSON
FEATURING
CANTOR YITZHAK EPSTEIN
AND OUR CHOIR
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
YOSSI MILO
KIDDUSH CORNER
These donations then allow us to provide the wonderful sit down Kiddushes for you, our congregants and guests,
after Shabbat services. We would kindly request that you contact the Synagogue office the following Monday
morning so that we can properly acknowledge your donation and announcement.
We thank the following who have contributed these past few months, some on more than one occasion:
The Baker Family
Esther Benitah
Mel Bercovitch
Elaine Budning
Pinchas Blitt and Family
Marnie & Arnold Cohen
Miriam Cohen
Ralph Cohen
Joyce Croitoru
Olga Davydova
Cantor Sidney Dworkind
Cantor Epstein
Emanuel Fayer
Gilda Fayer
The Feldman Family
The Fiederer Family
Moshe Fisher
Libby & Hershey Fitleberg
Jeff Frank & Family
Thelma & Mish Granik
Jacob, Julie, Claire & Hillel Greenbaum
Geraldine & Jeff Hart
Joradan Hier
Esther Hirsch
Lieba & Rabbi Asher Jacobson
Paul Kushner
Iris & Burney Lieberman
Chana Lieblein
Selma & Sam Lieblein
Emmanuel, Shany & Orly Labelle
Jenny Lewis
The Luger Family
Catherine Matyas
Gil Mazaltarim
The Meltzer Family
Al Migicovsky
Anna & Lennie Miller
Sam Mitnick
Linda & Reevin Pearl
Denise & Sheldon Popliger
Rita & Jack Posel
Pearl & Isaac Robin
Rhoda, Stanley & Jason Rosen
Tina & Martin Rosenthal
Esther & Sheldon Rozansky
The Sarna Family
Minkie & David Silverstone
Joy, Rachel & David Smith
Jacqueline & Armand Soussan
The Strauber Family
Dr. Gloria Shaffer Tannenbaum & Allan
Tannenbaum
The Tzoubari Family
Bonnie & Joel Waxman & Family
Hy Waxman
Beth, Lee, Megan & Samuel Tannenbaum Wise
29
ENDOWMENT PLAQUES
In addition to the regular bronze memorial plaques in the Daily
Chapel, we also have a very limited number of
MEMORIAL NEEDS
For all your memorial needs such as Kaddish, Kel
Maleh Rachamim (Prayer for the Soul), special
visitation, Yahrzeit prayer and Memorial Plaques
please contact Cantor Yitzak Epstein at 514-482-3366
or 514-885-5237.
30
SPECIAL ENDOWMENT PLAQUES available in the
Main Sanctuary at a cost of $3,500.
These Plaques offer a highly visible tribute to the memory of dear
departed family members.
Kindly call the office (514-482-3366) if you wish to obtain
further information.
Mondays: 9:30 - 10:30 am
April 20 - June 22, 2015
10 weeks: $150 | Drop-in: $25
AIS is a specific method of stretching. It is used
by Doctors, physiotherapists, personal trainers,
athletes, and is endorsed by the National Institute
of Health (NIH). AIS has proven effective in helping
elderly people who have experienced limitations
due to aging or chronic injuries, to regain their
coordination, and has helped athletes achieve
maximum performance.
Learn specific stretches to help lengthen muscles,
improve circulation, increase range of motion, thus
reducing inflammation. AIS is effective in bringing
pain relief from: Non-specific low back pain, chronic
neck pain, Herniated disc, arthritis, tendonitis, sciatica, muscle spasms and cramps, sports injuries,
rotator cuff injury, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis/
golfers elbow, TMJ, and much more.
Learn deep breathing and relaxation techniques to
help maintain focus. Previous experience in yoga
is not necessary. Many come to class as complete
beginners.
Mondays: 11:00 am -12:15 pm
April 20 - June 22, 2015
10 weeks: $150 | Drop-in: $25
Wednesdays: 6:00-7:15 pm
April 22 - June 24, 2015
10 weeks: $150 | Drop-in: $25
Should you wish further information please contact
the office at 514-482-3366
The benefits of yoga can be enjoyed at any age.
In North America, over 22 million people practice
some form of yoga...so that leaves us with only one
question: what are you waiting for?
We wish to advise our members that we are
accepting reservations for cemetery plots in the
Kehal Israel Cemetery, Dollard des Ormeaux.
Classes are designed for individuals who are new
to yoga and also for those who may have some
experience. The instructor will show variations of
postures suitable for all levels.
CEMETERY RESERVATIONS
Improve flexibility. Acquire positions for labor and
delivery to facilitate a positive and less painful
childbirth experience. Reduce the likelihood and
need for medical intervention during delivery.
Relieve discomforts of pregnancy such as sciatica, back pain, water retention, carpal tunnel syndrome, insomnia, and digestive difficulties.
Penny Cohen in memory of her beloved mother
Sylvia Simmie Rosenberg z”l
The Foldes Family in memory of Peter Foldes z”l
Roslyn Slawner in memory of her beloved mother
Pauline Simberg z”l
Sarah Israelovitch in memory of her beloved brother
Jack Tajfel z”l
Barbara Magidson in memory of her beloved mother
Gloria Frank z”l
The Baker family on the loss of their beloved mother
Nina Baker z”l
Gerald Schoel on the loss of his beloved mother
Edith Schoel z”l
Jack Trottenberg on the loss of his beloved sister
Marilyn Dascal z”l
Prenatal yoga supports expectant mothers as they
adjust to the ongoing physical and emotional demands of pregnancy, birth, and motherhood. It is
an ideal exercise for all stages of pregnancy.
CONDOLENCES TO
members of our congregation who lost family members
Through a combination of yoga postures, breathing and relaxation techniques, this class will reduce
stress, alleviate chronic pain, improve memory and
concentration ,relieve anxiety and insomnia, slow
down the aging process, and strengthen your immune system for optimal health.
PRAYER FOR THE SICK
We continue our custom of offering prayer for the sick
every Shabbat morning. Please assist us by calling the
synagogue office by Thursday of any week with the
names of those you wish to include. Be sure to provide:
full English name, Hebrew first and middle names, and
the Hebrew name of the mother of the ill person. We also
invite you to provide us with names at Torah reading
on Shabbat morning. May this be for speedy healing of
all the ill of the community of Israel.
Active Isolated Stretching (AIS)
For further information regarding the ordering of plaques,
please contact the Synagogue Office at 514-482-3366
Prenatal Yoga
May their memories be
a source of eternal blessing
KAREN HALPERN Z”L
SALI PORPER Z”L
KATHY VIRAGH Z”L
Yoga for Everyone
GAIL ARONOVITCH Z”L
LEONIE CAPLAN Z”L
GERTRUDE DUNKELMAN Z”L
GOLDIE FENSTER Z”L
LILLIAN LINDER Z”L
EVELYN SCHLEIEN Z”L
JOHN SUSSMAN Z”L
SANDRA ZENTNER Z”L
The bronze plaque in the daily Chapel offers an opportunity
to perpetuate the memory of a dear departed in an
everlasting remembrance. A red light is kindled for the first
year of death, on all Yizkor days, and on every Yahrzeit
anniversary. The following memorial plaque has recently
been dedicated:
This Spring, Join Elyse Tannenbaum, B.A., B.S.W., RYT,
and Rabbi Asher Jacobson to nourish your Body, Mind and Spirit!
For more information, please visit www.yogaplus.net or thechevra.ca
The Chevra | 5237 Clanranald | Montreal | T 514.482.3366 ext. 224 | sara.miller@thechevra.ca
The Congregation mourns the passing
of and sympathizes with the bereaved
families of
PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF
A DEAR DEPARTED
Yoga and Active Isolated Stretching for Well-Being at the Chevra
IN MEMORIAM
31
YAHRZEIT FUND DONATIONS
Arlene Alter in memory of her beloved father Harry Starr
Saul Antecol in memory of his beloved sister Frances Abramovitch
Marsha Becker in memory of her beloved mother Sadie Bernick
Bella Bernstein in memory of her beloved husband Morris Bernstein
Bella Bernstein in memory of her beloved parents Sonya and Rev. Joseph Kravitz
Hy Bloom in memory of his beloved mother Bessie Bloom
Miriam B. Cohen in memory of her beloved father-in-law Nathan Cohen
Miriam B. Cohen in memory of her beloved father Israel Balinsky
Stanley Cytrynbaum in memory of his beloved father Issie Cytrynbaum
Eta & Asher Elcabetz in memory of her beloved mother Helen Kokin
Eta & Asher Elcabetz in memory of her beloved brother Dr. Morris Kokin
Cyna Fayer in memory of her beloved father-in-law Emanuel Mendel Fayer
Dora Feingold in memory of her beloved father Manes Kesten
Corinne Frank in memory of her beloved parents Sarah and Menachem Mendelsohn
Corinne Frank in memory of her beloved sister Pearl Thaw
Clara Friedlander in memory of her beloved father Jacob Tessler
Clara Friedlander in memory of beloved brother Maurice Tessler
Iselott Gasman in memory of her beloved father Herman Porper
Lawrence Glazer in memory of his beloved father Joseph Glazer
Lawrence Glazer in memory of his beloved mother Rose Glazer
Doreen Green Glazer in memory of her beloved mother Libby Smith
Benita Golt in memory of her beloved father Bernard Isenberg
Eta Golt in memory of her beloved husband Alec Powell
Eta Golt in memory of her beloved sister Gertrude Schachter
Stanley Gordon in memory of his beloved father Louis Gordon
Sam Greenberg in memory of his beloved father Moshe Greenberg
Richard E. Halpern in memory of his beloved father Jack Halpern
Harry Hart in memory of his beloved brother Hyman Hart
David Hart in memory of his beloved father Hyman S. Hart
Harry Hart in memory of his beloved father David Hart
Miriam Himes in memory of her beloved father Hyman Rabinovitch
Miriam Himes in memory of her beloved husband Louis Himes
Frank Hofbauer in memory of his beloved father Andor Hofbauer
Herbert Isenberg in memory of his beloved mother Bess Isenberg
Joshua Kalnitsky in memory of his beloved daughter Patricia Kalnitsky
Joshua Kalnitsky in memory of his beloved parents Max and Rachel Kalnitsky
Bess Katchan in memory of her beloved brother David Melnick
Bess Katchan in memory of her beloved parents Eva Yocheved and Jacob Melnick
Dr. Robert Koby in memory of his beloved grandmother Sophie Dorfman
Jason Kraft in memory of his beloved father Charles Kraft
Rose Lecker in memory of her beloved husband Harry Lecker
Iris Leiberman in memory of her beloved parents Bill and Doris Cohen
Dr. Harold Leiberman in memory of his beloved mother Esther Leiberman
Beatrice Levine in memory of her beloved husband Sydney Levine
Beatrice Levine in memory of her beloved mother Gertie Rabinovitch
32
Hilda Adler YAHRZEIT
in memroy of her beloved
parents
Harry and Evelyn Mazer
FUND
DONATIONS
Ruth Albert in memory of her beloved husband Daniel Albert
Arlene Alter in memory of her beloved father Harry Starr
Maitlitz
memory
beloved
mother
BellaMel
Bernstein
in in
memory
of of
herhis
beloved
father
Rev.Mania
JosephMaitlitz
Kravitz
Sylvia
Markel
in
memory
of
her
beloved
husband
Sam
Markel
Bella Bernstein in memory of her beloved mother Sonya Kravitz
Victoria
Mertlininmemory
memoryofof
beloved
husband
Charles
Hy Bloom
hisher
beloved
mother
Bessie
BloomBusner
Daniel
Miller
in memory
of his
beloved
Miriam
Miller
Ann
Boroff
in memory
of her
beloved
son mother
Dr. William
Boroff
Lois
Miller
in
memory
of
her
beloved
father
Arthur
Moses
Harriet Brownstein in memory of her beloved father Louis Allan Kravitz
Bernie
memory
hisbeloved
beloved
father Herman
Mlynarsky
MarionMlynarsky
Brumer ininmemory
ofof
her
husband
Ernest Brumer
in memory
of his beloved
father
Max
NeimanRitz
Elaine Gregory
Budning Neiman
in memory
of her beloved
parents Lily
and
Benjamin
Gregory
Neimanininmemory
memory
beloved
brotherCharles
Alexander
Neiman
Elaine
Budning
ofof
herhis
beloved
husband
Budning
Gregory
Neiman
in memory
his beloved
Neiman
Leoni
Caplan
in memory
of hisofbeloved
fathermother
IsidoreNina
Birnbaum
Martin
Novack
in memory
his beloved
Mary
Caplan
in memory
of herof
beloved
motherJoel
RayNovack
Singer
Helen Constantine
in memory
of her
parents
AliceAnne
and Joseph
Susan Otis
in memory
of beloved
her beloved
mother
Shuter Parnass
Harriet
Etcovitch
in
memory
of
her
beloved
mother
Esther
Cohen
Debbie Pekofsky in memory of her beloved father Milton
Klein
Fay
ofof
her
father
Henry
Gottlieb
HerbFischler
Pinchukininmemory
memory
hisbeloved
beloved
mother
Molly
Pinchuk
Harry
in in
memory
of of
hisher
beloved
auntfather
FredaAlbert
Lotansky
DeniseFleisher
Popliger
memory
beloved
Cohen
Corinne
Frank
in
memory
of
her
beloved
mother
Sarah
Mendelson
Cecile Posel in memory of her beloved mother Margaret
Rosenberg
Gerald
Frankininmemory
memoryof
ofher
his beloved
beloved father
Frank
Rita Posel
father Avraham
Usher Schlachter
MurielSally
Garber
in
memory
of
her
beloved
parents
Benjamin
and
Lily Ritz
Raicek in memory of her beloved mother Sadie Greenberg
Isolott
Gasman
in memory
of her
beloved
father
Herman
Porper
Debbie
Remer
in memory
of her
beloved
father
Joel Novack
Rosalind Gliserman
in
memory
of
her
parents
Sarah
Esther
and
Saul
Birnbaum
Franceen Retik in memory of her beloved father Jack Waxman
Jack Gordon
in
memory
of
his
beloved
mother
Harrie
Rose
Gordon
Pearl Robin in memory of her beloved father Eric Lipsky
Richard
Halpern
in memory
Halpern
Gilda and
Sonny
Rubin in
memory of
of his
herbeloved
belovedfather
fatherJack
Charles
Isaac Smolkin
Susan
Hardy
in
memory
of
her
beloved
mother
Freda
Barton
Gilda and Sonny Rubin in memory of his beloved father Hyman T. Rubin
Ann Schwartz in memory of her beloved husband Harry Schwartz
Norma Levitt Shtull in memory of her beloved father Isadore Levitt
Phil Siegel in memory of his beloved brother Yermie Siegel
Jonathan Sokoloff in memory of his beloved grandfather Samuel Sokoloff
David Stober in memory of his beloved mother Sarah Stober
Julius Stober in memory of his beloved father Moses Stober
Eleanor Stober in memory of her beloved father Joseph Borenstein
Shirley Spector in memory of her beloved husband Maurice Spector
Ruby Strauber in memory of his beloved mother Fanny Strauber
Joyce Nisker Takefman in memory of her beloved father Davis Nisker
Gary Trestan in memory of his beloved father Edward Trestan
Frances Weinstein in memory of her beloved mother Roslyn Weinstein
Bernice Weiss in memory of her beloved husband Robert Weiss
Esther Woods in memory of her beloved mother-in-law Bella Woods
Esther Woods in memory of her beloved father-in-law Abraham Aaron Woods
Tova Zentner in memory of her beloved mother Bella Rahveh
Matthew Ziniuk in memory of his beloved mother Belle Ziniuk
Sheila Zittrer in memory of her beloved husband Jack Zittrer
Remember your loved ones by donating in their memory to the Yahrzeit Fund
33
APRIL 4-10
Nissan 15-21
Abraham Piasetzki
Joseph Quint
Conrad Cohen
Rafael Tabachnikoff
Shirley Blech
Joseph Bercusson
Shia Krymalowski
Alte Shechtman
Sam Abrahamson
Shmarya Richler
Terez Hofbauer
Margit Gero
Allan Gutman
Abraham Isaac Mayoff
Norman Presner
David Zittrer
Ethel Schachtman
Freda Mayoff
Rose Birnbom
Greenberg
Anne Friedman
Andre Labelle
Sarah Rivkah Woods
Moe Hart
Gertrude Adler
Louis Handelsman
Ethel Siegel
William Perlin
Gizella Rosenthal
Garfield Meltzer
APRIL 11-17
Nissan 22-28
Harold Small
Golda Schwartz
Gertrude Adler
Shima Bluma Garellek
Myer Moscovitch
Beno Merling
Annie Ruth Hart
Kenneth Gossack
Regina Rostoker
Moshe Yehuda Haller
Sadie Polatshek
George Haboucha
Dora Mayoff
Ignacz Farkas
Frank Margolick
Sarah Cobrin
Pinnie Gordon
Lena Dodick
Sarah Gittle Cymerman
Sadie Etcovitch
Betty Kalman
Morris Krymalowski
34
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM
At the Shabbat morning Services we memorialize departed relatives
of our members whose Yahrzeit Anniversaries occur during the coming weeks.
"May Their Souls Be Bound Up in the Bond of Eternal Life"
APRIL 18-24
Nissan 29-Iyar 5
Freda Freder
Sadie Vassall
Gerald Marco
Yetta Silver
Rose Amsel
Irving Steinman
Rebecca Goldberg
Lily Walsh
Rena Lottner
Reuben Dubrovsky
Jack Hersh
Albert Weisz
Abe Schachter
Seymour Fenster
Abraham Waxman
Magda Marcali
Mendel Richer
Ray Smolkin
Abraham Steinfield
Gloria Steinman
Frank Cobrin
Moses Rudolph
Samuel Cheyfitz
Jane Audrey Entin
Judith Klein
Ray Claiman
Issie Perlman
APRIL 25-MAY 1
Iyar 6-12
Harry Burak
Malka Nasha Herschorn
Leo Aronoff
Jean Berlin
Isadore Pollack
Devorah Lipshits
Miriam Satov
Ida Antecol
Jeno Salamon
Kirby Myers
Moishe Kravitz
Cyril Cohen
Joseph Adler
Avrum Leib Katz
William Gasco
Annie Balinsky
Sheva Brandes
Margit Friedman
Sydney Levine
Mel Astroff
Elliot Green
Rose Liebman
Jean Abrahamson
Joseph Rudner
Jack Ilovitch
Frances Beatrice Cohen
Esther Rudner
Ida Harris
Sylvia Slatkoff Shragie
Estelle Mintz
Lorne Perlman
Lottie Schiff
Marilyn Frankel
MAY 2-8
Iyar 13-19
Celia Abramson
Laja Nisker
Beulah Migicovsky
Mitchell Leiberman
Celia Richler
David Charles Tobias
Esther Reiter
Judith Luger
Karen Halpern
Helen Shugar
Saul Kugler
Anna Landsman
Jennie Rubin
Kusiel Kaplansky
Pal Romer
Morton Silverton
Bessie Gilman
Irving Cohen
Aaron Rauch
Stanley Kandestin
Lynne Sobcuff
Issie Silverstone
Mary Brown
Yitzik Myer Garfinkle
Ruby Shear Stern
Gertie Garfinkle
Clara Gabe
Marianne Weinberg
Fannie Abramson
Mildred Halpern
Sarah Baker
Cyrille Hopkins
Joseph Goroff
Abe Singer
Nathan Cohen
Sharaga Fabian Strauber
Maurice Leckner
Miklos Schwartz
Rosa Russ
Izak Akerman
MAY 9-15
Iyar 20-26
Jacob Boloten
Moishe Krymalowski
Eva Hofbauer
Israel Fuchs
Joseph Rothman
Gizella Vaitzner
Isidore Bock
Hyman Schwartzbein
Harry Michelin
Leon Brown
Sidney Friedman
Esther Briskin
Naomi Tzoubari
Abram Ziniuk
Gertrude Cartman
Jack Shuter
Libby Litwin Michelin
Sam Lazarus
Hyman Mendelson
Bellie Solomon
Margit Prager
Albert Jerassy
Avraham Charad
Hyman Raicek
Solly Briskin
Gertride Bemder
Jacob Moss
Sarah Padveen
Harry Schwartz
Irving Goldsmith
Bernard Smith
Harry Schwartz
Ben Greenberg
Rabbi Yehoshua
Herschorn
Pearl Morris
Zelda Tabachnikoff
Laszlo Fischer
Berta Fon
Erzsebet Boros
Moshe Myer Baker
William Cooper
Moishe Gilden
Mindel Lefcovitch
MAY 23-29
Sivan 5-11
Harry Bloom
David Dunkelman
Joseph Gordon
Jacob Arye Lauer
Dorothy Albert
Mollie Fishman
Gilad Rave
Zev Eisenberg
Nathan Walfish
Herbert Simon
Salamon Rex
Menachem Reisel
Szmuel Sztejman
Isaac Sossanpour
Joseph Cohen
Mildred Cohen
Rachel Singerman
Ida Waxman
Ella Rothenberg
Rachel Benatar
Rose Rauch
Ethel Takefman
Steve Takefman
Laszlo Lantos
George Boros
Andrew Rauchman
Martin Taiger
Ethel Greenberg
Benny Gabe
Morty Singerman
Pauline Taiger
Esther Cytrynbaum
Cyla Dworkind
Sender Terk
Sarah Glense
Myer Nisker
Beatrice Cohen
Israel Yitzchak Bruk
MAY 30 - JUNE 5
Sivan 12-18
Samuel Wise
Dr. Martin Entin
David Zilbert
Julius Plotnick
David Weigensberg
Ervin Dushanek
Anne Richler
Mordechai Schreter
Leah Schreter
Morris Wolofsky
Susan Leader
Jack Paskell
Rachel Frishman
Betty Kagan
Morris Maklan
Hersz Majnemer
Hnrick Hillman
Phyllis Sucher
Imre Reh
MAY 16-22
Iyar 27-Sivan 4
Barry Manis
William Cohen
Bessie Batist
Fanny Brownstein
Faige Merling
Rose Rauch
Rachel Shuter
Rebecca Mendelsohn
Esther Haller
Ruth Cohen
Jack Goldberg
Leon Feingold
Sarah Seidel
Tibor Gal
Guta Sowniak
Zalman Gerewicz
Henrietta Rubin
Katie Meltzer Colton
Minnie Coblentz
Fanny Rogovein
Greta Segal
Bella Halberg
Jack Solomon
Gizella Guttman
Zysa Shlachter
Ruby Bloom
Rabbi Yeshaya Epstein
Rebecca Gerchicoff
Toba Hockenstein
Harry Gordon
Abraham Noah Pesner
Henry Manella
Moshe Leib Cymerman
Gordon Hier
Sylvia Rosen
Nicki Mitnick
Anita Migicovsky
Faige Rauchman
Shirley Gonshor
Sindra Singh
JUNE 13-19
Sivan 26-Tamuz 2
Moshe Aaron Klinger
Jennie Zuskin
Samuel Kraut
Philip Freedlander
Jacob Laufer
Anne Cossman
Beatrice Landskroner
Bertha Tannenbaum
Ibi Fried
Morty Besner
Dr. David Marcus
Stella Gerson
Herbert Niren
Ronald Moses
Jeno Hillman
Fred Klein
Charlotte Simon
Freda Rosenfeld
Dina Libe Caplan
Irving Vosberg
Ethel Rosenthal
Anna Moscovitch
Felicia Halpern
JUNE 6 -12
Phyllis Goldsmith
Sivan 19 -25
Louis Richler
Nathan Singer
Max Share
Joseph Walsh
Faigle Brodman
Zeev Finkelstein
Joseph Tentzer
Israel Chayeem Finkelstein Abraham Yaverbaum
Helen Kesztenbaum
Seymour Sthal
Michael Bedzovsky
Rebecca Krakower
JUNE 20-26
Alex Shulman
Tamuz 3-9
Dr. Hyman Freedman
Alter Rogovein
Sali Porper
Freda Hager
William Hart
Dr. Francois Somlo
Jacob Lampert
Max Coblentz
Mamtza Tannenbaum
Cylia Akerman
Gershon Wolfe Caplan
Borek Hubermann
Sarah Lillian Klein
Max Abramson
Emanuel Cohen
Nachum Wilchesky
Sylvia Rosen
Nat Caplan
Jack Wolfe
Joe Moscovitch
Israel Schwartz
Rose Kesten
Mordechai Reich
Sarah Roth
Myer Padveen
Mitchell Knopp
Allan Greenstone
Avie Rajchgot
Anne Starke
Abraham Drabin
Freda Stam
Charles Golt
Harry Reiter
Israel Gonshor
Adam Nanasi
JUNE 27-JULY 3
Tamuz 10-16
Daniel Tait
Ciccie Ellis
Ignatz Klein
Sidney Simon
Hyman Gilman
Jeno Wieder
Sarah Adler
Sadie Segal
Samuel Kupferstein
Ted Rudner
Shmuel Abramson
David Rothenberg
Adolph Yarost
Sarah Snytte
Marcia Zaritzsky
Myer Philip Fitleberg
Stanley Kraft
Olga Borek
Harry Shuter
Samuel Stein
Sarah Janovitz
Aaron Nirenberg
Izidor Fulop
Mayer Gottlieb
Sema Raymer Ostreger
Philip Tait
JULY 4-10
Tamuz 17-23
Vera Greenspan
Bessie Goroff
Reuben Pont
Pauline Friedman
Esther Popliger
Maimon Gabbay
Jacob Moshe Landsman
Nathan Bernstein
Gyula Kassai
Rachel Soicher
Gittle Weiler
Lionel Rimoin
Sydney Goldberg
Jeno Komlos
Evelyn Aronoff
Sylvia Aronoff
Moszek Brozozak
Maurice Harold Moss
Faivel Rajczyk
Sadie Shatz
Anne Krackovitch
Harriet Spivak
Miriam Singerman
JULY 11-17
Tamuz 24-Av 1
Mollie Alizer
Baruch Myer Rusk
Harris Abraham Caplan
Moshe Geffin
Sadie Steinman
Irving Heft
Bajla Brzozak
Cooney Borovitch
Pearl Wechsler Schenk
Ilona Ungar
Harriet Grossman Cohen
Louis Segal
Ervin Sarkozy
Barbara Richler
Nellie Briskin
Bernard Posel
Joseph Boloten
Leonard Slabotsky
Zelda Mayoff
Eisig Rossdeutscher
Lazer Levine
Shirley Rubin
Leatrice Kaplan
JULY 18-24
Av 2-8
Solomon Louis Dermer
Rabbi M. Schnurmacher
Miklos Foldes
Alter Posel
Leon Kokin
Frances Moscovitch
Hyman Kirman
Norbert Feingold
Bessie Cohen
Hanna Klein
Neil Friedman
Rubin Friedman
Marika Fellegi
Leah Weiner
Kalman Cohen
Arthur Heller
Nathan Kaplan
Max Seidel
Jimmy Rubin
Louis Benzumny
Mary Halickman
Max Hockenstein
Blima Padvis Rudner
Eddie Merling
Ilona Salamon
Robert Feldstein
Aaron Chandler
JULY 25-31
Av 9-15
Carol Luger
David Migicovsky
Louis Rappaport
Jack Wainberg
Louis Hersh
Herbert Issley
Millie Slabotsky
Etel Gero
Frida Rex
Leo Klein
Jeanne Shafter
Natalie Wener
Isidore Hart
Benjamin Hallai
Joe Spevack
Anna Bella Shulman
Pearl Frank Richer
Julius Bierbrier
Nicole Somlo
Joseph Bloomfield
Leon Ifergan
Ann Rose Suliteanu
Norman Handelsman
Rubin Schwartz
Steven Wolofsky
AUGUST 1-7
Av 16-22
Lionel Pesner
Mary Goldberg
Nathan Dorfman
Joseph Fisher
Morty Tauben
Annie Hersh Karol
Sydney Steinberg
Morris Maklan
Chayim Bender
Ann Friedlander
Goldie Aronovitch
Dora Greenstone
Betty Gibson
Rifka Levine Yoditz
Isak Edelstein
Yudina Edelstein
Saul Kruger
Sarah Rosenthal
AUGUST 8-14
Av 23-29
Jack Solomon
Joel Bornstein
Avi Bornstein
35
IN MEMORIAM
Services, Candle Lighting Times & Upcoming Events
Morris Moscovitch
Hyman Singerman
Natalie Moldowan
Charles Fagen
Shirley Raboy
Slata Sophi Tarzik
Joe Dobrofsky
William Cohen
Elimelech Teicher
Peter Steinberg
Sarah Gonshor
Miriam Weingensberg
Sarah Shuter Pilnick
Joseph Barrin
Elka Yaverbaum
William Frank
AUGUST 15-21
Av 30-Elus 6
Joseph Ornstein
David Granik
Bluma Asna Tait
Joseph Manel
George Daniel
Sima Kaplansky
Bertha Rabinovitch
Elizabeth Kenyeres
Harry Gordon
Rose Cooperman
Ruth Shear
Akiva Ain
Sylvia Leader
Irving Brown
Yosef Borrin
Louis Apfeld
Dezso Linder
Joseph Hirsch
Bessie Dora Mittleman
AUGUST 22-28
Elul 7-13
Manuel Luxenberg
Isidor Richer
Norman Vassall
Sarah Meltzer
Henry Weiner
Rose Gordon
Noech Bomer
Joseph Remer
Saul Bierbrier
Sam Rabinovitch
Phillip Halberg
Harry Tzvi Shizgal
Lilly Bergner
Jack Pekofsky
Ethel Stern
Baile Levine
36
Harry Cohen
Esther Posel
Richard Satov
Sura Slawner
Adela Brown
David Friedman
Peter Baker
Charles Lasner
Samuel Karl Chernoff
AUGUST 29-SEPT. 4
Elul 14-20
Fanny Share
Celia Dalfen
David Singerman
Lazare Friedman
Gishe Tessler
Jack Robin
Henrietta Pekofsky
Rivka Malka
Eva Haberkorn
Saul Cohen
Anne Meltzer Levine
Eugene Hecht
Joseph Nozetz
Ida Sherman
Fanny Katz
Joseph Skomska
Mendel Skomska
Baila Skomska
Moishe Skomska
Morris Samuel Coblentz
Chanah Krymalowski
Sarah Shevah Kopel
Moise Kopel
Esther Kopel
Leiba Kopel
Myer Kopel
Ben Blicher
Pesia Teicher
Bernard Glense
Florence Cohen
Mordechai Rubin
Araham Chernin
Lillian Meltzer Schoen
Dr. Robert Cohen
Miriam Richler
SEPTEMBER 5-11
Elul 21-27
Nina Neiman
Laszlo Fried
Eva Nanasi
Peter Lustgaren
Chana Becker
Aida Attias
David Affler
Alexander Fon
Rose Bloom
Rose Boloten
Hana Davydova
Baruch Pinchas
Tannenbaum
Samuel Starke
Samuel Haberkorn
Lajos Bogler
Yetta Robin
Rose Grover
SEPTEMBER 12-18
Elul 28-Tishrei 5
Eliezer Batist
Peter Black
Margaret Rose Fox
Norman Liebman
Lawrence Popliger QC
Tzipa Singerman
Issie Smiley
Saul Kaplan
Beila Dobrofsky
Jackie Croitoru
David Adler
Mordechai Grover
Solomon Yufe
Beila Perlman
Liba Zatz
Miklos Rosenbaum
Harry Fleisher
Ralph Steinman
Myer Samuels
Edward Stern
Olga Felberbaum
Harry Kleinman
Lawrence Boroff
Annie Rubinger
Arna Solomon
Samson Ginovker
Ethel Goldsmith
SEPTEMBER 19-25
Tishrei 6-12
Louis Weinstein
Alice Cohen
Rebecca Rubin
Israel Tannenbaum
Gitle Plonick
Shimon Baruch
Garfinkle
Celia Weber
Jack Friedlander
Sarah Krupp
Annie Miller
Paul Marsali
Ester Weintraub
Dr. Hyman Woods
Lori Black
Julius Cohen
Irene Frank
Iser Rosner
Moishe Rosner
Tauba Rosner
Menachem Rosner
Edward Meltzer
Millie Lutter
Nathan Richter
Joseph Dalfen
SEPT. 26-OCT. 2
Tishrei13-19
Mike Mintz
Mendel Tait
Abraham Smith
Moe Shuter
Joshua Aronovitch
Louis Cohen
Nora Lecker
Frances Perlin Kalnitsky
Dina Bernstein
Richard Sharagie
Joe Feldman
Helen Rubin
Esther Raicek
Gertrude Borenstein
Saul Stern
Joe Isenberg
Shirley Marco
Howard Moses Caplan
Laszlo Szamosi
Vera Vaktor
Rosette Ifergan
OCTOBER 3-9
Tishrei 20-26
Alter Saul Grover
Joseph Simon
Edward Briskin
Eugina Goldstein
Rose Silverton
Rena Berall Frank
Bernard Aronovitch
David Magidson
Moe Levin
Rachel Caplan
Ben B. Cohen
Harold Fanaberia
Roza Abonyu
Josef Halpern
Joseph Katz
Mair Chawkin
William Sokoloff
Harry Louis Knopp
Goldie Schreter
Helen Muller
Chana Zohar
David Smukler
Wolf Mietkiewitch
Tauba Mietkiewich
Dora Zilberg
Josef Katz
Sarah Friedman
Sally Luft Ullmann
Sylvia Magidson
Harry Amdursky
Mary Brown
Sarah Gottlieb
Leonard Adler
Victor Abrahamson
Sarah Fayer
Ralph Bernick
Sarah Lillian Coblentz
Leon Rowniak
Saturday March 28 – 8 Nissan
Parasha Tzav – Mincha
Shabbat Hagadol
Shabbat ends
Evening Services March 29-April 3
PASSOVER
Siyum for 1st born males Friday April 3
Sale of Chometz Friday April 3
Burning of the Chometz
7.00 p.m.
6:20 p.m.
8:02 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
10:21 a.m.
11:38 a.m.
FIRST SEDER – FRIDAY APRIL 3
Candle Lighting
Evening Services
7:06 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY APRIL 4 & 5
Morning Services
Evening Services
SECOND SEDER APRIL 5
Candle Lighting Saturday after
from an existing flame
Community Seder
Evening Services April 5-10
7:00 p.m.
FRIDAY APRIL 10 – 7TH DAY OF PASSOVER
Morning Services
Evening Services
Candle Lighting 9:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:12 p.m.
SATURDAY APRIL 11
8th DAY OF PASSOVER – 22 Nissan
Morning Services
9:00 a.m.
SERMON & YIZKOR
10:30 a.m.
Evening Services
8:15 p.m.
Shabbat ends 8:21 p.m.
Passover ends 9:21 p.m.
Evening Services April 12-17 7:00 p.m.
PARASHA CLASS APRIL 15
1:00 p.m.
KABALLAH CLASS APRIL 23
7:30 p.m.
Candle Lighting Friday April 17
7:24 p.m.
Saturday April 18-29 Nissan
Parasha Shemini – Mincha
7:25 p.m.
Shabbat ends
8:32 p.m.
Evening Services April 19-24
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
ROSH CHODESH IYAR
SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 19 & 20
YOM HASHOA – THURSDAY APRIL 16
YOM HAZIKARON – WEDNESDAY APRIL 22
YOM HA’ATZMAUT – THURSDAY APRIL 23
Candle Lighting Friday April 24
Saturday April 25 – 6 Iyar
Parasha Tazria Metzora – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services April 26-May 1
7:33 p.m.
7:23 p.m.
8:35 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Candle Lighting Friday May 1
Saturday May 2 – 13 Iyar
Parasha Acharei Mot Kedoshim Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services May 3-8
PARASHA CLASS MAY 6
KABALLAH CLASS MAY 7
7:30 p.m.
7:42 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
8:52 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Saturday May 9-20 Iyar
Parasha Emor – Mincha
Shabbat ends
PARASHA CLASS MAY 13
7:51 p.m.
Saturday May 16 – 27 Iyar
Parasha Behar Bechukotai – Mincha
Shabbat ends
KABALLAH CLASS MAY 21 8:00 p.m.
7:55 p.m.
9:02 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
9:12 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
ROSH CHODESH SIVAN TUESDAY MAY 19
Saturday May 23 – 5 Sivan
Parasha Bamidbar – Mincha
Shabbat ends
8:07 p.m.
8:15 p.m.
9:22 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
SHAVUOT
Erev Shavuot – Saturday May 23
Evening Services 8:15 p.m.
Candle Lighting 9:22 p.m.
TIKKUN LEYL SHAVUOT 10:30 P.M.
SUNDAY & MONDAY – MAY 24 & 25
Candle Lighting May 24 after 9:22 p.m.
SERMON & YIZKOR
MONDAY MAY 25 10:30 a.m.
SHAVUOT ENDS 9:24 p.m.
Candle Lighting Friday May 29 Saturday May 30 – 12 Sivan
Parasha Naso – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services May 31-June 5
PARASHA CLASS JUNE 3
KABALLAH CLASS JUNE 4 8:14 p.m.
Candle Lighting Friday June 5 Saturday June 6 – 19 Sivan
Parasha Beha’alotecha – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services June 7-12
KABALLAH CLASS – JUNE 11
8:20 p.m.
8:20 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
9:37 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Continued on next page...
37
Services, Candle Lighting Times & Upcoming Events
Candle Lighting Friday June 12
Saturday June13 – 26 Sivan
Parasha Shelach – Mincha
Shabbat ends
KABALLAH CLASS – JUNE 18
8:25 p.m.
8:45 p.m.
9:42 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
ROSH CHODESH TAMUZ
WEDNESDAY & THURDAY JUNE 17 & 18
Saturday June 20 – 3 Tamuz Parasha Korach – Mincha
Shabbat ends
KABALLAH CLASS JUNE 25
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Saturday June 27 – 10 Tamuz
Parasha Chukat – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services June 28-July 3
PARASHA CLASS JULY 1
KABALLAH CLASS JULY 2
Candle Lighting Friday July 3 Saturday July 4 – 17 Tamuz
Parasha Balak – Mincha
Shabbat ends
FAST OF TAMUZ – SUNDAY JULY 5
Fast Begins at 3:25 a.m. and ends at 9:23 p.m.
Evening Services July 5-10
Candle Lighting Friday July 10
Saturday July 11 – 24 Tamuz
Parasha Pinchas – Mincha
Shabbat ends
8:28 p.m.
8:35 p.m.
9:45 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:29 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
9:46 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:28 p.m.
8:35 p.m.
9:44 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:25 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
9:39 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Saturday July 18 – 2 Av
Parasha Matot-Masei Mincha
Shabbat ends
8:20 p.m.
Saturday July 25-9 Av
Parasha Devarim – Mincha
Shabbat ends
8:14 p.m.
8:25 p.m.
9:33 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30
p.m.
ROSH CHODESH AV – FRIDAY JULY 17
38
8:35 p.m.
9:25 p.m.
FAST OF TISHA B’AV – SUNDAY JULY 26
Fast begins Saturday July 25
and ends Sunday July 26
Saturday August 1 – 16 Av
Parasha Va’et’chanan – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services August 2-7 PARASHA CLASS AUGUST 4
KABALLAH CLASS AUGUST 5
8:30 p.m.
9:13 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:05 p.m.
Candle Lighting Friday August 7
Parasha Ekev – Mincha
Shabbat ends Evening Services August 9-14
PARASHA CLASS AUGUST 12
8:05 p.m.
9:15 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:56 p.m.
7:55 p.m.
9:03 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
ROSH CHODESH ELUL
SATURDAY & SUNDAY AUGUST 15 & 16
Parasha Re’eh – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services August 16-21
Saturday August 22 – 7 Elul
Parasha Shoftim – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services August 23-28
Saturday August 29 – 14 Elul Parasha Ki Tetze – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services August 30-September 4
PARASHA CLASS SEPTEMBER 2 KABALLAH CLASS SEPTEMBER 3 Candle Lighting Friday September 4 Saturday September 5 – 21 Elul
Parasha Ki Tavo – Mincha
Shabbat ends
Evening Services September 6 – 11 PARASHA CLASS SEPTEMBER 9
KABALLAH CLASS SEPTEMBER 10
7:45 p.m.
7:40 p.m.
8:51 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
A Simcha to
Remember
at The Chevra
7:34 p.m.
7:55 p.m.
8:38 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:21 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
8:47 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:08 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:11 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
The Chevra is pleased to announce that we now welcome all Caterers under the MK Supervision.
We invite you to celebrate your Simcha at our beautiful premises, for any occasion large or small –
Weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Bris/Baby Naming, Fundraisers, Family Celebrations.
Pleasecall
callEden
SaraTzoubari
Miller atat(514)
Please
(514)482-3366
482-3366ext.
ext.224
231
for more information on arranging
your simcha!
EREV ROSH HASHANA – SUNDAY APRIL 13
ROSH HASHANA MONDAY AND TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 14 & 15
The Chevra
www.thechevra.ca
46
CongregationChevra
ChevraKadisha
KadishaB’nai
B’naiJacob—Beit
Jacob—BeitHazikaron—Beth
Hazikaron—BethHillel
Hillel
Congregation
39
Will be held on
MONDAY JUNE 8, 2015
UBIN
ALLAN RMAN
CHAIR
At the distinquished
1 Boul. De Fountainbleau,
Blainville, Quebec
Don’t miss out on playing on this very special golf course which has developed respect and a legacy usually
reserved for courses decades older. Designed by Graham Cooke and Darrell Huxham, the 7,105-yard, par72 layout has strong green sites with large putting surfaces, as well as pleasing views of the dense trees
that dominate the course.
Participation Options
$ 400 Golfer
$1,000 Hole Sponsor
$ 500 Tee or Green Sponsor $2,000 BBQ Sponsor
$2,500 Golf Cart Sponsor
$4,000 Brunch Sponsor
$5,000 Dinner Sponsor
$10,000 Tournament Co-Host
Call Sara at 514-482-3366 or sara.miller @thechevra.ca to book your foursome.
Please make all cheques to The Chevra

Rabbi`s Message - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

Transcription

Similar documents

Shabbat Shira 2013 - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

It`s no surprise that Camp Chevra keeps up the fun all year long

Publications - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

click here - Turtlenosedsnake

Click here to view - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

The Scroll - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

Shabbat Shalom-Parshat Vayigash What`s Nu? Around Town:

The Scroll - Chevra Kadisha B`nai Jacob

Ki Tavo - Borehamwood and Elstree Synagogue

Temple Adas Israel`s Rabbi Leon Morris and family leaving Sag

Dr. Lee S. Cohen Newsletter

January/February - Congregation Shir Chadash

Bnei Akiva Schools Newsletter ULPANAT OROT YESHIVAT OR

Meshuga 4 Sushi Encino September 30, 2016