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To See What Our Festival Was Like Before the Pandemic

Sunday June 2, 2019

Schmuel and the Mentshn Plays Music

11 am: Doors Open & Blowing of the Shofar 11:30 & 1:30: Walking Tour of the 12:15, 1:15 & 2:15: Klezmer Music by Schmuel and the Mentshn 1:00 & 2:00: Israeli Folk Dancing

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Our Nirkoda Hora Medura

Tzadik Katamar Hora Chaderah Niguno Shel Yossi

Kirya Lech Lech Lamidbar ANNUAL YIDDISH FOOD FESTIVAL MT. SINAI SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019

11:00 AM Doors, food and drink booths, and gift shop open in the Social Hall. This will be accompanied by the blowing of a Shofar by Dr. Jason Bloomberg, and the singing of Is­ rael’s National Anthem by Howard Rodack

11:30 - 12:15 A walking tour of the Synagogue with Dr. Jason Bloomberg will begin at the small sanctuary

12:15 - 1:00 Klezmer Music

1:00 - 1:15 Israeli Folk Dancing

1:15 - 2:00 Klezmer Music

1:30 - 2:15 A walking tour of the Synagogue with Dr. Jason Bloomberg will begin at the small sanctuary

2:00 - 2:15 Israeli Folk Dancing

2:15 - 3:00 Klezmer Music

3:00 Festival ends

Mt. Sinai Synagogue Yiddish Food Festival

President of the Congregation David Lerner

General Chairman David Lerner

Food Chairman Jeff Weinstein

Dance Team Leader Mary Weinstein

Dance Team Senior Advisor Bea Montross

Emcee & Soloist Howard Rodack

Synagogue Tours and Shofar Blowing Jason Bloomberg MD

Medical Team Jason Bloomberg MD and Georgia Young MD

And a great deal of appreciation for all of the wonderful and talented volun­ teers without whose help the Festival would not have been possible.

SpecialSpecial thanksthanks toto thesethese groups who havehave assistedassisted usus inin soso manymany ways:ways: CheyenneCheyenne Boy Boy ScoutScout TroopTroop 101 101 AscensionMort’s Lutheran Youth Group

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Sinai Gift Shop

Under the direction of Dr. Georgia Young, this unique gift shop resting in the Northeast corner of the Social Hall specializes in something for everyone. In addition to Israeli cookbooks, there are CDs featuring Israeli music, holiday candles and candle holders, AHAVA Dead Sea Skin products, seder plates, religious books, and an excellent variety of hand crafted Mezzuzot.

The gift shop also boasts an assortment of beautiful jewelry from around the world featuring sterling silver settings and genuine gem stones.

Stop by, shop, and enjoy the reasonable prices.

MT. SINAI GIFT SHOP 2610 Pioneer Avenue Your source for all types of Judaica

Leftover Shekels? There will be a jar near the front door into which you may deposit leftover shekels. The shekels will be converted and donated to charity.

Buy advance tickets for the Sally & George “Mt. Sinai Social” Concert on Father’s Day, June 17. BUY A TICKET TODAY AND SAVE $5.00 TICKETS TODAY $15.00 AT THE GIFT SHOP Gold Sponsors B’nai Brith Dr. Jason & Phyllis Bloomberg Donation in memory of Warner Bloomberg, Jr. and Carol S. Bloomberg Silver Sponsors Richard Cutler, DDS • Cheyenne Pet Clinic Schrader Funeral Home • Rosalyn Baker, RW Baker Carol Fischer • Gem City Bone & Joint Cheyenne Motorsports • Dr. Georgia Young Bronze Sponsors Nagle Warren Mansion • Epic Egg Halladay Auto Group • Morris and Harriet Gardner Georgia Young • Agnes Weinstein • Cash & Doreen Glotzer Marv’s Place • Theresa McKinnon In honor of James McKinnon, Jr.

Special Thanks Trader’s Publishing • Mort’s Bagels • Tidbits • Little Philly Shalom!

In one word, Hebrew allows me to say hello, goodbye, peace, as well as a part of the question "How are you?" In the same way, the Yiddish Food Festival is about all of those things and more. In an afternoon, much of the pos­ itive aspects of the Jewish experience are compressed study, entertainment, meeting others and food. I hope you enjoy your taste of this afternoon.

Rabbi Larry Moldo Synagogue Tour Leader

Dr. Jason Bloomberg, one of the congregation's lay leaders, will conduct Synagogue tours. Dr. Bloomberg is an on staff Physician with the Veteran's Administration and has been very active in the medical care of those in the community unable to pay for it. Jason in involved in numerous inter­ faith activities in the community as well. Jason and his wife Phyllis have been members of Mt. Sinai for 17 years and are leaders or participants in all aspects of Synagogue life.

Festival Emcee and Soloist

Howard's grandparents were in and vaude­ ville in New York. His grandmother, known as the Sophie Tucker of the Catskills, performed in all the famous venues on the " Circuit". Howard was raised in New York City where he studied classical voice, did a lot of theatre and sang in off-Broadway productions. He has lived in Cheyenne for 21 years and is a member of Mt. Sinai. Rabbi Larry Moldo

Rabbi Larry Moldo was born and raised on the Minneapolis side of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, he worked in Peoria (Illinois), Omaha (Nebraska), Kansas City (Kansas), Elmwood Park (New Jersey), Buffalo (New York), Modesto (California), Baldwin, (Long Island, New York) before coming to Mount Sinai Congregation here in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Prior to Ordination at the Academy for Jewish Religion in New York City, Rabbi Larry had written materials on Torah notes and liturgy in the religious realm, and on manage­ ment and tutoring in the secular world. As part of the Ordi­ nation process, he wrote for his senior thesis a large docu­ ment called Unsuccessful Pregnancies and Neonatal Deaths: Pastoral Care for the Rabbinate and Cantorate.

An avid reader, he is especially fond of Science Fiction & Fantasy while dabbling in mysteries and philosophy for fun.

He is joined in Cheyenne by his wife Andrea. Their son Samuel recently graduated with a degree in Occupational Therapy.

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