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ON LOCATION Side apartment, and a In this issue AT EMJC good income), but suddenly Joel decides to BY TOBY SANCHEZ leave. Miriam moves in Rabbi Matt Carl on with her parents, get a job taking stock of the Amazon Originals past year - page 5 comedy/drama The at B. Altman’s, and Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is creates a career as a about the disruptions in stand-up comic. The Photos from our the lives of a young show’s creator, Amy annual kayak trip - page 11 Jewish couple Miriam Sherman-Palladino said (Midge) Maisel and her “We played into Jewish husband Joel Maisel in culture, because it’s Shabbat-a-BimBom where Midge’s humor is 2018-2019 1950s New York. They schedule - page 12 seem to have everything coming from!” (love for each other, Written by Sherman- children, a fantastic West Palladino and produced Y O U N E V E R K N O W W H O Y O U ' R E G O I N G T O S E E @ E M J C
The Israeli Scout Friendship Caravan on stage at EMJC
A C O N S E R V A T I V E E V E N I N G S E R V I C E S E G A L I T A R I A N S Y N A G O G U E Sundays - Thursdays: 7:30 PM W I T H A " F R E E " M I N Y A N Fridays: 6:30 PM O P E N T O T H E P U B L I C Sat 9/1: 8:17 PM Daily Morning Minyan Service: Sat 9/8: 8:06 PM Monday-Friday: 7:30 AM Sat 9/15: 7:54 PM Sundays and Legal Holidays: Sat 9/22: 7:42 PM 8:00 AM Sat 9/29: 7:30 PM Daily Evening Minyan Service: Sat 10/6: 7:19 PM Sunday-Thursday: 7:30 PM Sat 10/13: 7:08 PM Friday: 6:30pm Sat 10/20: 6:57 PM Sat 10/27: 6:48 PM C H I L D R E N ' S S E R V I C E S Shabbat Katan (ages 0-6) and Katan Plus (ages 7-12) We are an inclusive, Saturdays 10/20, 10/27 plus Egalitarian community High Holidays events on p16 affiliated with The Shabbat-a-BimBom United Synagogue of kicks off 10/5 Conservative Judaism On Location at EMJC (CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE) with her husband Daniel Palladino, the first season was nominated for 14 Emmy citations and won for “Outstanding Comedy Series” and “Outstanding to explore and it’s a great now in production and Lead Actress in a vehicle to show a woman our sanctuary was Comedy Series.” The struggling with the constant chosen for additional latter went to the show’s pull between the desire for a scenes. star Rachel Brosnahan, life that was comfortable, fun Our new Executive who also won a Golden and easy, and this other life Director, Wayne Globe Award for her that is going to be hard and Rosenfeld, handled all work. Her co-stars harder.“ the arrangements and include Alex Borstein, Two scenes from Season negotiated the fees. This who plays her friend and One were shot at EMJC, in time the crew was here mentor Susan, and Tony the Sanctuary and in the gym twice, first for three days Shalhoub, who plays her where the crew created an forfilming and then for father. apartment. Season Two is another two days for The Palladinos have many years of experience in writing, producing, and winning awards for such popular television series as Gilmore Girls and Bunheads. They set the story in the 1950s because, as they say, “The fifties was a transitional time in comedy. It is a rich arena
V O L U M E X C I V / I S S U E V I I : S E P T E M B E R - O C T O B E R 2 0 1 8 : E L U L - T I S H R E I - 5 7 7 8 3 reshooting some scenes. storing the clothes and During the return shoot, our Each filming at EMJC equipment, makeup and staff was simultaneously involved over 100 people, hair. handling preparation for a Bar exclusive use of the third and Although the scenes in Mitzvah, the Israeli Scouts fourth floors for a few EMJC are actually very short concert, and plumbing days. Therefore the Senior and involve only minor parts problems due to the recent had to move their bridge and of the story, they involved heavy rains. mah jong games down to the over 100 people and large EMJC has been used by Ohel Katan Room in the equipment trucks parked other film companies in the Basement for few days. The both sides of Ocean Avenue past few years, but none as Grand Ballroom was used for from Avenue J to Avenue L. elaborate as the filming of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, but we have always received high marks for our cooperation with very request. Ms. Sherman-Palladino says she does not know where the story will end, but has plotted out the journey of Midge for at least four seasons. We hope the amazing Mrs. Maisel, her friends, and family will return for seasons three and four.
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Dear Friends,
As I write about this year’s Kol Nidre appeal, the summer winds are still balmy and cool and I am reluctant to turn my eyes to the fall. It is difficult to believe that a whole year has passed since my last appeal to you. Nevertheless I am duty bound to remind you that your donations are absolutely indispensable. They comprise a significant portion of the funds that we use to keep our synagogue open and running. Your donations allow us to continue to operate as a conservative, egalitarian congregation. Your donations help us to pay for our wonderful clergy who are so inspirational particularly at this time of year. Your donations help us to pay for the study of Torah and Mishnah throughout the year, Jewish education for our children, interfaith events, cultural events, swimming programs and more. Your donations help pay for our devoted staff of employees who keep our aged building running and without whom we could not function.
This past year has been a roller-coaster ride for those of us who are intimately involved in the maintenance and operation of our synagogue. At times during the year I felt like Pharaoh at the time of the exodus. We have endured floods due to faulty grease traps, sewer back-ups and broken pipes. We have endured fire from an exploding fixture ballast and broken circuit breaker. We have endured the loss of our first born (figuratively) in the retirement of our long time beloved caretaker and keeper of the secrets of mechanical systems, Anderson Waithe. I have heard my inner voice saying “Let my synagogue go!” But like our ancestors we must persevere. We can only persevere with your help. Please remember this when you consider your donation. (continued) thoughts from EMJC PRESIDENT MICHAEL F. SCHWARTZ
Part of my role as President of our congregation is to see first-hand the life cycle of our community. During the past year, I have paid shiva calls and have attended bar and bat mitzvahs. I have seen the great resilience and spirit of our growing community. I am asking you to show your support for our community by making your Kol Nidre donation even more generous than last year (or to give something even if for the first time) while keeping in mind that you are investing this money in our ritual home, a place where you can come to pray, learn, play, and celebrate your children and your grandchildren on the occasion of their simchas. This is an appropriate time of year for you to consider what this synagogue means to you. I hope and pray that you will consider it to be worthy of your donations which we so desperately need.
Donations may be paid with a credit card or may be spread out throughout the year. Sustaining support with monthly donations is strongly encouraged ($18, $50, $100 or more). We would greatly appreciate any amount that you can give via www.emjc.org, mailing a check, stopping by our office or calling 718-338-3800.
Thank you very much for your devotion to the East Midwood Jewish Center, still the leading Conservative Egalitarian synagogue in Brooklyn.
All of us at EMJC wish you and your family a happy, healthy, safe and enjoyable 5779,
Michael F. Schwartz thoughts from RABBI MATT CARL
Dear Congregation,
There is a widely-practiced custom of eating a "new fruit" on the second night of Rosh Hashana. The practice exists partially as a solution to an otherwise challenging problem in halakha but now also exists outside the Jewish legal realm, having become one of the rituals associated with the holiday.
I love what we call this practice in English, "a new fruit". There is, of course, nothing new about the fruit. Whatever fruit it is, it has been around for a while (I suppose the genetic modification of organisms so common today could render this no longer true - it is actually now possible that a fruit you eat on the first night of 5779 will actually be a thing that didn't exist this year. Nevertheless) It's usually not even a new fruit for you: if we had to pick fruits we've never eaten before, we'd run out after a few years. Instead, it is usually understood to mean a fruit you haven't eaten this season.
As we approach the end of summer, we usually regard corn and apples and the other staples of the period not as new at all, but as familiar markers of this time of year. In a world with fruit available from all around the world at all times of year, we likely don't remember the first peach of the season or even the first outdoor barbecue, for that matter.
(continued) thoughts from RABBI MATT CARL
That's why it's so wonderful that our Sages, of blessed memory, (Hazal) solved a legal problem by encouraging people to eat a new fruit on the second night of Rosh Hashana. Regardless of whether it was their intention, they instituted a practice that gets us to spend time on our holiday of renewal reminding ourselves of what is new.
We have to take stock of what we did in the previous year, if we're going to figure out how to do something different this year. We have to know what is old if we want to create something new. If this is necessary, but possible, with fruit, how much the more so with our other actions. The Psalmist wrote "those who sow seeds in tears will reap in joy". Our seeds are our past. Now is the time to inspect them, to find in them the kernel of good to sow, perhaps even tearfully, on Rosh Hashana. In making of them something new, they can bear fruit in the year to come. May it be fruit that is nourishing, sweet... and new!
L'shana Tova,
Rabbi Matt Carl thoughts from EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WAYNE ROSENFELD
Dear Members of EMJC,
Let me start off by saying that I love coming to work every day. Those words haven’t left my lips in a very long time. Every day at EMJC is full of purpose and when each day is done, I can cross something off of my list. My single goal is to restore our beautiful and majestic synagogue to its former glory not just in building structure but to also have our seats filled every Saturday. Some may say that I am naive; some may say that our time has passed….I say that anything is possible if we work together for a common goal. That goal is in 6 short years to have our building shine from top to bottom like it once did and in 6 short years to have 400 memberships amongst our midst.
Why 6 years you might ask? In 6 years, we will be 100 years young and if we all work together, we will have a party like no one has seen before. In order to meet these lofty goals, we need everyone’s help both with your time and money. We need volunteers to work within the Synagogue, to join committees, to want to be elected to a seat on the Board of Trustees…for we have a lot of work to do in the next 6 years. Please join me in our mission.
Now let me tell you about what we have been doing as of late. The month of August saw many mechanical breakdowns. The pool needed a lot of repair and was closed for approx. 7 days out of the month.
(continued) thoughts from EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WAYNE ROSENFELD
We had issues with our plumbing system and saw 3 floods in 6 days. We also had a small and brief fire in an electrical system in our ceiling in the lobby. August was not fun, but we overcame with the help of many.
This summer we had night swimming for our members and community for the first time in a while. We saw the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel come back not once but twice to film at our Synagogue. We went to the Ball Park to watch a Cyclones game. We had two successful wine and painting parties. We went water rafting and we had a wedding in our building for the first time in a long time. The first of many to come. We also became the home for the 70th Police Precinct’s Community Meetings.
The East Midwood Jewish Center is strong and alive and as we approach the High Holidays, I ask that you support your second home to the best of your ability, so we may forge forward and look towards our 100th anniversary.
Shanah Tovah,
Wayne Rosenfeld Executive Director JULY/AUGUST PHOTO CORNER
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SEPTEMBER 1 Mr. Paul Adler 10 Gail Stone-Horowitz 19 Mr. Aleksandr Portnoy BIRTHDAYS 5 Mr. Nathan Weissman 11 Mrs. Marjorie Sanua 20 Mr. Kenneth Frishberg 8 Ms. Nora Robell 16 Mr. Rubin Braunstein 23 Mrs. Beth Myerson- 9 Ms. Carolyn D. Baskin 18 Mr. Eric Goldberg Jacobs 9 Mrs. Madeline Kraner 18 Mr. Leonid Royzman 23 Mr. Tomer Vatury 9 Stephanie Luxenberg 19 Mrs. Doris Kimmich 24 Mrs. Rita Paris Migden 19 Mrs. Sybil Paley 25 Mrs. Betty Rosenstock 27 Mr. Matthew Wells 28 Mrs. Robin Finkelstein
3 Ms. Naomi Aronowitz 15 Mr. Michael Saratovsky 28 Mr. Stuart Witt OCTOBER 3 Mr. David Eckstein 16 Mrs. Jessica Saratovsky 28 Mr. Blake Zidell 4 Mrs. Naomi Mantuano 17 Ms. Joyce Ashe 29 Mrs. Joan BIRTHDAYS 5 Mrs. Myra Krady 17 Mrs. Inna Bauman Berkowitz 6 Mr. Andrew Chertoff 17 Mr. Robert Resen 29 Mr. Ilia Khaduri 8 Mr. Harvey Lubowitz 18 Mr. David Burg 31 Mrs. Carole 11 Mrs. Linda Chang Horowitz 19 Mrs. Madeleine Appell Berman 12 Mr. David Kranis 25 Dr. Rubin Berlinerblau 12 Mr. Lowell Miron 27 Mrs. Kathleen V. Khan Fuhr
SEPTEMBER 1 Jeffrey & Bella Berliner 10 Paul & Marcia Adler ANNIVERSARIES 2 Robert & Sharon Resen 11 Arthur & Francine Katz 3 Jacob & Marjorie Marciano 13 Kenny & Jane Lindenbaum 4 Murray & Geraldine Platzman 14 Marshall & Alissa Levine 6 Zachary & Rachael Bernstein 16 Richard & Marlene Shapiro 7 Michael & SueAnne Hurwitz 17 David & Shirley Burg 7 Harvey & Susan Lubowitz 19 Joseph & Myra Krady 7 David & Ora Warmflash 24 Joseph & Emily Pariente 8 David & Harriet Sayer 28 Leo & Danielle Wagner 29 Jocelyn & Mark Alhonote
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES
7 Yuval & Judy Hibshoosh 20 Michael & Stephanie Schapira 12 Eric & Goldie Arrow 24 Howard & Carol Feldsher 14 Arthur & Susan Geen 24 Aleksandr & Rimma Portnoy 15 Donald & Nancy Harnik 26 Stan & Barbara Hopard 18 Joe Slott & Daaniella Topol 26 Michael & Jessica Saratovsky 19 Alex & Eija Friedlander 29 Stephen & Ruth Shapiro 19 Harold & Paula Goldstein
WE MOURN THE LOSS
D A V I D David Hopard, brother of Stan Hopard and H O P A R D brother-in-law of Barbara Hopard. Memorial donations may be made to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, EMJC, and PSJC.
Joseph Rosenblatt, brother of Dr. Sondra J O S E P H R O S E N B L A T T Brandler. Donations may be made to the Joe Rosenblatt Scholarship Fund at the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts.
MAY THEIR MEMORIES BE A BLESSING, AND MAY THEIR ENTIRE FAMILIES BE CONSOLED AMONG ALL THE MOURNERS OF ZION AND JERUSALEM. WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING GENEROUS DONATIONS
A D U L T B U I L D I N G F U N D I N S T I T U T E Eugene & Leah Krakowski
Ephraim & Estelle Leibowitz Thomas & Madeline Kraner
Reva Friedman Pearl Binder In honor of Steven Finkelstein In honor of Joseph Pariente B-Day In honor of Sara Mantuano
Robert & Shannon Resen A J D D In memory of Harry Weinschel
Elaine Adelin Stephen Appell In honor of Dan and Ruth's son Peter
Zachary & Rachel Bernstein
G E N E R A L A L A N C O N T R I B U T I O N R O S E N B L U M F U N D F U N D David Klein
Mr. Jon E. Rosenblum Elegant Auto Repair Inc
D Brown Flora- Bloom In memory of Stephen Klein Michael & Lola Goodstein Charitable Mrs. Marilyn Litwak In memory of William Krance David & Rochelle Eckstein In memory of Sidney Litwak Lawrence & Michelle Isaacson
Melvin & Susan Girshek B I K U R C H O L I M Samuel & Norma Ainbinder
Mr. Stephen Finkelstein Mr. Ehud Hazan & Dr. Nina Bickell
Ms. Reva Friedman Ms Lois Weintraub In honor of Melissa, my dear granddaughter on your graduation from Ms. Marilyn Pearce High school and entering the welfare as per your choice Pearl Binder
Yehoshua & Tamari Gruszow
Steven & Julie Litwin In honor of the wedding of Peter Shapiro B O O K O F and Marci Soifer R E M E M B R A N C E Joseph & Phyllis Rothstein In honor of grandson of Joan & Lenny David & Ann Kranis In memory of your brother
Leonard & Diana Susseles Mr. Ehud Hazan & Dr. Nina Bickell In memory of Erica Bickell and Jerry Sherman's Flatbush Memorial Chapel, Inc
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R A B B I A . I N T E R F A I T H P O M E R A N T Z F U N D M E M O R I A L F U N D
Daniel & Ruth Shapiro David & Rochelle Eckstein In memory of your beloved brother Harvey & Susan Lubowitz David Hopard In memory of your beloved brother, Michael & Sally Hipscher Joseph Rosenblatt
Joseph & Emily Pariente In honor of Berkowitz Bris mazal tov
K I D D U S H F U N D Robert & Seema Rosenthal In memory of Robert Rosenthal
David Castro
Ms. Reva Friedman In honor of Rochelle Eckstein R A B B I ' S D I S C R E T I O N A R Y F U N D K O L N I D R E A P P E A L Walter Mirczak In memory of Esther Rosenblum
David & Ann Kranis
Lawrence & Michelle Isaacson
Michael & Sally Hipscher R O O M J Samuel & Norma Ainbinder P R O G R A M M I N G Sanford & Miriam Goldhaber
Mr. Mark Glasser Mrs. Judith Berman
Mrs. Marilyn Litwak
P R A Y E R B O O K & S I M C H A F U N D B I B L E F U N D
Sanford & Miriam Goldhaber Mr. Stephen Finkelstein Congratulations on the birth of granddaughter Honigman David & Rochelle Eckstein In honor of Sonny Brandler's brother In honor of Ibirth of granddaughter, In honor of Stan Hopard's brother Chloe Simon
Ms. Reva Friedman Ms. Reva Friedman In memory of Stanley Hopard's brother In honor of Fredyrekia Birthday
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