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NOVEMBER 2009/ CHESHV AN 5770 This Bulletin has been endowed by Toni Gendler in memory ofdaughter, Jodi.

Neal Bascomb will speak at Fairmount Temple Thursday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. In celebration of Jewish Book Month and as part of the

Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cleveland Festival of ~. ~ ~ I Jewish Books and Authors, Neal Bascomb will be at Fair­ , f I _ .~ . mount Temple discussing his book, Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi. This book offers l3and is tiere!! the first complete account of one of the most important, .~. Fairmount Temple's new Congregational influential spy missions in history, based on new informa­ Band, which debuted over the High Holy tion and interviews, recently declassified documents, and meticulous research. Bascomb is a Days, will soon be part of a Shabbat Ser­ former editor and international journalist and has also contributed to the New York Times. vice. Come hear for yourself the new This event is sponsored, in part, by the Ben and Dorothy Berger Speaker Fund. There is no admission charge, but reservations are required by calling the JCC Special Events sound that has people excited. And we Hotline at 216-593-6235. should be! Weare the only synagogue in This evening will also include recognition of Julie Moss' 18 years (chal) as Fair­ our area to have a Congregational Band­ mount Temple's Librarian. From its humble beginnings in 1912 as a closetful of children's a Band that will infuse Shabbat and other books at Euclid Avenue Temple to our current magnificent space dedicated in 1986, The celebrations with a new energy and spirit! Arthur f. Lelyveld Center for Jewish Learning is a jewel of our congregation and one of the You can be part of this New Sound by: country's finest synagogue libraries. Joining the Band - If you currently play an instrument, or you used to play (at least Sichat Sefer Book Club 3-5 years of experience), and want to play The monthly book group will reconvene on the first Thursday of the again, we would love to hear from you. All month at 7:30 p.m., beginning November 5. The theme of this year's instruments welcome. series is Women of the Bible: How They Inspire Us. The first book(s) Attending the Friday, Nov. 20 Service­ (choose either or both) will be The Red Tent by Anita Diamant or Wa­ The Band will be part of this 6:15 p.m. ter from the Well by Anne Roiphe. Both books will be discussed. On Thursday, Dec. 3, Shabbat service and you don't want to Mark Halter's Zipporah, Wife of Moses will be discussed. Zipporah is a Cushite, a black woman, and though she has found love and acceptance in her adoptive family, it's unlikely miss it! she will find a husband. Then she has a dream about an Egyptian prince, and before long, To learn about rehearsals, contact either Moses appears -- but a very different Moses from the biblical version. Dan Utley at 216-464-1330, ext. 115 or Lynn Kleinman at 216-464-1330, ext. 152. For more information about the Jewish Book Month event or the Book Club, contact librarian, Julie Moss, at 464-1330 ext. 123. We're looking for a name for the Band. If you have an idea, please send it to Dan or Lynn. Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple is a Reform congregation that strives to perpetuate Jewish tradition and strengthen Jewish lives through lifelong learning, worship, social action and deeds ofloving kindness. ~~~ Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Mission Statement • ••••••••• • •• -....~ ~---...... ""' .••••.. . • .••. "The Legacy Heritage Innovation Project has received a number of creative Friday, November 6 proposals for systemically integrating music throughout congregational 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service programming. I am pleased to inform you that Fairmount Temple has 7 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat been chosen to receive a Legacy Heritage Innovation Project Music grant (Now held],1 Friday ofthe Month) for 2009-10. » After submitting an extensive grant proposal, these few words confirmed that Saturday, November 7 we were chosen as one of only 15 congregations throughout the United States 9: 15 a.m. Torah Study Cantor Sarah Sager (of all Jewish denominations) to make our dream come true. For several years, 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan we have engaged in an ongoing process of making the music of this congregation as accessible, up­ II :00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service Bat Mitzvah - Brooke Insler beat, and participatory as possible. We have instituted contemporary services, audio-visual tech­ VAYElRA niques to support participation, and have increased congregant involvement in a variety of musical Genesis 18:1 - 22:24 venues. While we have made great strides in these areas, we have sought to create an instrumental Haftarah - II Kings 4: 1-37 program as another powerful, innovative and unique point of entry into synagogue life. We believe that the creation of a strong, active, exciting congregational band will help to further energize and Friday, November 13 vitalize the life of our congregation! We now have a year in which to create, to build, to inspire our 6: 15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat, followed congregation in a way that has not happened before. Having embarked upon the vision of creating a by a Hot'n'Hearty Oneg Congregational Band, we are looking for members - of all ages! - who have some expertise with an (Now held 2nd Friday of the Month) instrument. Our sense is that an individual who has, or at one point had, three to five years experi­ ence playing would greatly enjoy the experience of making music with others at Fairmount Temple! Saturday, November 14 9: 15 a.In. Torah Study Rehearsals and performances will be determined so as not to be overly demanding on anyone's time! 10 a.m. Teen and Tot Shabbat We already have the nucleus of a great ensemble! If you were at our Neilah Service, you 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan heard the debut of this joyous, wonderful group of musicians. Among their ranks were: three flutes, 11 :00 a.m. Shabbat Sanctuary Service clarinet, saxophone, French horn, viola, two trombones, electric bass, and guitar. If you didn't see Bar Mitzvah - Ethan Newburger them at Neilah, come to the Friday, Nov. 20,6:15 p.m. when this great ensemble returns!! CHAYEI SARAH At the helm, conducting and arranging music, was our very own congregational song Genesis 23:1 - 25:18 leader, Dan Utley. Dan has been Fairmount Temple's song leader and program director for several Haftarah - I Kings 1: 1 - 31 years and spends his summers at Goldman Union Camp Institute as their program director and song Friday, November 20 leader! As the administrative organizer of this entire project, we have a very special person in Lynn 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service Kleinman. Lynn grew up at Fairmount Temple, sang in our choir, co-directs the Jr. Choir with me, 8 p.m. Chevrei Tikva GLBT Service directs our Chesed Singers and, for three years, has been the director of our PurimSpiels! As good as this ensemble nucleus is, and as great as it promises to be, we still need more musi­ Saturday, November 21 cians! We are looking for a significant group that will not only inspire and uplift our worship, but 9:15 a.m. Torah Study will become part of the life of our congregation in a myriad of ways and will positively influence other 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan parts of our musical program. We are looking for the involvement of all of our congregants - at some II :00 a.m. Shabbat Sanctuary Service level! Here are our needs to make this dream come true: B'not Mitzvah - Madison Cannella and If you play or have played a musical instrument for 3-5 years, or know someone who does, Samantha Cannella TOL'DOT please let us know! Genesis 25:19-28:0 If you love to sing, but have been too shy, too busy, too engrossed in other things, we will make Haftarah - Malachi 1: 1 - 2:7 it easy for you - let us know! If you just love music but have no performing skills, or would bewilling to make a few phone Friday, November 27 calls to other congregants who respond (with a script of what you need to say in your 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service hands!), please let us know! If you want to see the music program of Fairmount Temple flourish and grow, please, PLEASE, Saturday, November 28 let us know! 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service We have the beginnings, the "seed money," of a dream come true, but we need the support and Bat Mitzvah - Phoebe Potiker 9:15 a.In. Torah Study investment of our entire congregation to make this dream into the reality we envision. Please! Do not 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan put down this Bulletin without calling the temple right now, 216 -464-1330 ext. 152, or emailing any 11 :00 a.1D. Shabbat Sanctuary Service of the following: Lynn Kleinman, [email protected]; Dan Utley;, [email protected]; or Bat Mitzvah - Casey Blum Cantor Sager, [email protected]. ~ VAYEITZEI Praise God with trumpet blast! Genesis 28: 10 - 32:3 Praise God with drum and da Haftarah - Hosea 12:13 -14:10

---2 ------. ------Sunday Morning Learning (and Monday Night Tooll) DID YOU KNOW ••• That over these High Holy Days, thousands of us gathered Exploring life 5 Second Half together in worship, learning and remembering our loved Sundays, Nov. I - IS, I I a.m. - noon ones? We had people try a new service- like grandparents who (also offered Mondays, Nov. 2, 9, 7p.m.) went to the Children's Services with their children and were so im­ "The greatest potential for growth and self-realization exists in pressed with the involvement and joy of the children involved; and the second half oflife. " those who came to the Chapel Service for first time and loved the music; or those who were struck by the exuberance (and first time -Carl Jung appearance of the Congregational Band) at Neilah. It was a won­ In this first series of the year, we will read and discuss extraordi­ drous High Holy Days 5770 and it was possible because of the ac­ tive participation of every one of you. nary texts exploring more deeply the second half of our lives. There will be energizing discussion back and forth with those of ... That you donated more than 10,000 pounds of food that was given to three area food pantries? Wrote the Heights Emergency us approaching Life's Second Half, and those of us living it now! Food Center: "Once again let me say how won- Most importantly, this series will be an opportunity to examine derful Fairmount Temple is for our community. Your selflessness is beyond words. So many challenges that we may face and discover ways together to face families benefit from your generosity. Please let these challenges. What is your passion and purpose that will all your families know just how important each ' and every one of them are to Heights Emergency bring personal fulilllment in your second half of life? In this Food Center and the people we serve." class you will have an opportunity to write and answer questions ... That 70 people attended the annual Kever Avot ceremony, a that will help you develop your second half of life. If you are time when we remember those loved ones of blessed memory? willing to live your life with deeper meaning and fulilllment, this The service is held at Mayfield Cemetery. Did you know that Fair­ mount Temple co-owns the Mayfield Cemetery and Mausoleum series is for you. Because this is such an important topic, Rabbi with The Temple-Tifereth Israel? Together we support this beauti­ Kalfus is offering the series on both Monday evenings, (began ful facility (the only garden-style Jewish cemetery in the Cleveland area) which was established in 1890. Several Fairmount Temple Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m., but you're welcome to join in the remaining members currently sit on the board. sessions) and Sunday mornings, beginning Nov. 1 at 11 a.m. . .. That Fairmount Temple is always interested in your partici­ This allows parents who may be busy on Monday nights to at­ pation on committees at this synagogue? Do you have a special tend while their children are in Religious School, or those who interest or background you feel can enhance prefer not to drive at night, a morning option for this series. our synagogue community? Please let Suzie Myers (216-464-1330, ext. 115), our interim To register for this series, please contact Hedy Silber at Executive Director know. For example, the l:I~ij~Iiii:lO House Committee would like to expand with 216-464-1330, ext. 111 or [email protected]. a few more members, particularly those who might have back­ • WOMEN'S STUDY GROUP ground in: • ISRAEL FAMILY EXPERIENCE • Professional Sound Systems • TEEN AND TOT SHABBATS • Security/Fire/Access Control Systems • ADULT CULTURAL SERIES • Human Resources/Personnel/Legal If you picked up the booklet over the High Holy Days, you know If you can help with this committee, or others, let Suzie know. that these are just a few of the opportunities available this year. If you didn't get the handout, you can find a copy on the Fairmount ... That thanks to an anonymous donor, the restrooms ~--. Temple website (www.fairmounttemple.org) or give us a call and just off the Atrium Foyer were renovated this sum­ we'll mail one to you (216-464-1330). This is the time to mark your mer and are beautiful! The renovations extend the calendar for some of the upcoming opportunities, plus learn more beauty of this synagogue into all areas! about other ways to become involved. - Connectin9 cAd a Carin9 Community

New Workshop - Sign Up TODAYI ".-- - TEENAGERS: AN OWNER'S MANUAL Monday, Noy. 2, 6:30 - 8 p.m. (followed by dessert) Eventually all parents will be faced with this challenging, but rewarding, period of our children's "WO RKSD0 P development. A professional from Recovery Resources will present information about what is _ _ happening for our teens during this dynamic stage, and how to connect with them as they begin ".- ./ to leave childhood behind. We will explore strategies for not only surviving these sometimes tumultuous times, but even enjoying them! This special evening is for parents of pre-teens as well as those already in high school. See below to RSVP. There is another workshop - Tools to Deal with the Economic Downturn - ready to go. If interested contact Wendy (see below).

Helpful Information is as Close As Your Computer Are you dealing with challenging toddlers, stress from a job loss, or a family member's addiction? Fairmount Temple has arranged with Re­ covery Resources to make their extensive on-line library of information available to our members. This outstanding website includes a wide range of up-to-date articles, interactive self-assessments, and skill building exercises that you can access from the comfort of your own home. Just a few examples of the topics included are Parenting Skills, Grief and Loss, Healthy Eating, Communication Skills, Financial Planning, and Addiction and Recovery. Weare hoping that you will fmd this website to be a valuable resource. Access to these extensive resource is free to Fairmount Temple members. To log on to the website, go to the website: www.assistnow.org and log on using the following: Usemame: Fairmount Temple Password: member (The user name and password are case sensitive)

' ~ Thank you to the 100+ congregants who leaving us with no place to store the meals and cookies our volun­ 'tl41KJ completed our Congregational Needs teers prepare. If you would like to contribute towards a new freezer, ~ and Resources Assessment! The majority send a donation to Fairmount Temple, attn: Wendy. ~ . of respondants generously offered to donate a variety of goods and services to fellow LaBarberia Salons is generously offering a free haircut to congre­ I---===------l~ congregants in need. Others made requests gants experiencing tough times. When Rabbi Kalfus shared with that we hope to fulfIll. We have already made several matches be­ them the efforts Fairmount Temple is making to help congregants tween congregants offering and those requesting, and hope to make help each other, they offered coupons for free haircuts. That's an­ many more. other way to make connections - you might ask a business you fre­ Examples of requests: quent if they are interested in helping. Transportation Computer lessons Financial counseling A new roof We also know some of our congregants have lost their jobs due to Furniture Financial help the economic downturn. If you know of a job opening or would be Examples of items offered: interested in hiring a fellow temple member with the following skills, Tutoring in a variety of subjects Accounting assistance please contact Wendy Jacobson, who can share the resumes: Children's clothing and equipment Psychological services • A CPA with experience in accounting, corporate/personal taxes, Resume assistance Furniture and planning/consultation related to tax and business concerns Medical system navigation Reiki therapy • An experienced professional in sales and strategic marketing with Home repair Transportation major accomplishments in donor relations and fund raising Financial counseling/Counseling to prevent foreclosure Sales and business development advice • A professional librarian with experience in a school setting • A business development/marketing executive with experience in business development, and partnership creation Speaking of NEEDS, the Community Kitchen freezer broke down

To learn more about these opportunities or to RSVP, contact Wendy Jacobson, Caring Community Coordinator, 216-464-1330, ext. 162 or Wjacobson@fairmounttempJe. BROTHERHOOD

National Healthcare Reform Sunday, Nov. 22, 7 p.m. K1Dushat Moves to First Friday Come and hear a lively discussion Friday, Nov. 6, 7 p.m. with a panel of distinguished Join with other young families for this preschooler-friendly service with a short story, speakers, including songs and birthday blessings. KIDushat Shabbat is now featured on the first Friday of Oliver Henkel, each month. Chief External Af­ fairs Officer of the Cleveland Clinic. He will Teen and Tot Shabbat discuss National Healthcare Reform with other participants. Free and open to all. SaturdaY, Nov. 19, 10 - 11 a.M. Save the Date-Jan. 24, 7 p.m. The teens of CLEFTY are hosting a very special Shabbat Hear From Cleveland State University's Morning for preschoolers from 2-5 years old on Nov. 14. & New President, Ronald Berkman, when he The short morning will include a little craft and snack, a ---, - S speaks at the next Brotherhood Forum. ! . ~ story and a whole lot of fun with our teens and our tots. Last year's inaugural Teen and Tot Shabbat was such a success- CLOTHING DRIVE we are doing it twice this year (next one's in Feb.). Sunday, Nov. 15, RSVPs requested to Staci Cohen at 216-464-1330, ext. 132 or Drop off gently worn, clean clothing and [email protected]. coats between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. If you or someone you know is in need, please stop by Toy Wrap is Part of Chanukah Mitzvah Day Sunday to fulfill your needs before the cloth­ Plan to join us for this very important day on Sunday, Dec. 13. All the details, including ing is picked up on Monday. a sign-up form can be found on page 6. • ••• •••.. -'----- SPECIAL LUNCHEON Tuesday, Dec. 1 This Tuesday luncheon will include a special raffle for all paid-up members, as well as a concert featuring the Cleveland BoyChoir. Make your reservations as usual, but plan now to be part of this special luncheon.

AN "INVITATION" TO HELP One of the Sisterhood's fundraising projects SUKKOT, FALl, FAMILY FUN, CONSE­ is selling invitations and other items with the CRATION- Oh it's great to be a kid! Theftrst profits going to Fairmount Temple. We are weeks of Octoqer were busy and beautiful as our in need of a volunteer to work with those celebrating lifecycle events to coordinate the 2-year-old p eschoolers (above) visited the suk­ orders. If you can help with this valuable kah; almost 200 people attended the YPC Fall project, we will give you all the training you Family Fun Day, including Audra and Jack need and your assistance is greatly appreci­ Rosenthal (upper right); and Cadie Kulane ated. To learn more contact Bernice Gold­ man at 216-378-9478 (pictured right wit~ Rabbi Kalfus and her brother Don't forget the GIFT SHOP as the Etlian) was part of the 42-member Consecration perfect place to pick-up Class of5770 . Chanukah gifts! Ckanukah Mitzvah Day -Sunday December 13 Congregants of all ages are invited to be part of Mitzvah Day! We will perform a variety of mitzvot that fulfill eight dif­ ferent Jewish values, one for each candle of Chanukah. Some projects will be held in our synagogue, while others will be completed at sites around Cleveland. Add new meaning to your holiday by actively participating in repairing the world! Let's work together to spread the light of the holiday season. Heidi Solomon and Jen Stern are co-chairing this day, with project leaders overseeing each of the Mitzvah Projects. Your involvement can begin now as you read below, sign-up to participate, and see how you can add to the success of the day! EMBRACING DIVERSITY PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT Chanukah Party - volunteers will host a Chanukah celebration at a JFSA It's Good to be Green- A hands on project that will remind us all that group home for the developmentally disabled. it's our responsibility to protect our earth for future generations. Heidi Solomon Stefanie Spear ~ FRIENDSHIP ~ SAVING A LIFE Toy Wrap - Bring the joy of the holidays to children who might not Blood Drive - You can give the gift of life by donating blood. The otherwise receive gifts. We will provide and wrap toys for students at American Red Cross will be here from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Marion Sterling Elementary. Donations to support the Toy Wrap would Brotherhood/Mike Markoff be very much appreciated. Sorting Medical Supplies - Volunteers will sort medical supplies at the Ivy Gantverg and YPC Medwish warehouse. These supplies will then be sent to developing ~ HONORING ONE'S PARENTS countries where such supplies are scarce. Bonnie Frankel Celebrate Chanukah - Join the Chesed Singers and others as they bring Cheering Patients at UH - Volunteers are needed to decorate the floors Chanukah joy to the Jewish residents (and others who would like to at­ and rooms of patients who are hospitalized over the holidays at Univer­ tend) at Greens of Lyndhurst. The Chanukah songs, cookies, and dreidels sity Hospital. will be fun for families looking for a project to do together. Marilyn Kabb Lynn Kleinman Chanukah Cookies -Adults and children will decorate bags and fill ~SHELTER them with cookies baked by our Community Kitchen. Volunteers will Safe and Warm - We will be making blankets to donate to Bellefaire's then deliver the bags to homebound congregants and our congregants at program for runaway teens. Montefiore. Patricia Weisberg and Asmita Goldblum Cindy Fellenbaum and Shelly Shulman ~ TIKKUN OLAM ~PEACE Students from YouthAbility, a program that empowers disabled and at­ Supporting Jewish Troops - Fairmount Temple wants to bring some risk young adults by engaging them in volunteerism, will perform a play Chanukah cheer to Jewish soldiers by sending care packages overseas. called A Rainbow Around the World. This play will be about tikkun We would appreciate donations of granola bars, microwave popcorn, olam, what we do that helps improve the world. playing cards, and pistachio nuts. Please drop off the above items to the Heidi Solomon Religious School before Dec 13, when the care packages will be assem­ bled, complete with Chanukah cards made by our students! Because the Chanukah Mitzvah Day is supported by the most expensive part of this project is postage, please consider also mak­ Mitzvah Day Endowment Fund. ing a donation to offset this expense. Laura Kuntz and Susan Ringel ......

SIGN UP TODAY - Complete the form and mail it in, drop it off at alr unt Temple, or e-mail Dan Utley at [email protected]. We can use as many volunteers as possible-please join us! DONATE - Funds are needed to buy toys for the Toy Wrap ostage for the Care Packages for soldiers. TALK IT UP - Tell others you are participating and invitlf o g! Name: Phone: -----F::I--....,gt.- ----"er E- il: ______If others are joining you, please include the names of t ds (if listing children, please include their ages) _ Please sign me/us up to help in the following pro _ Please place me/us where help is needed most donation to support Chanukah Mitzvah Day (check enclosed) Closer to Mitzvah Day, you will be contacted by a project YO e'f e more specifics. Mail to: Fairmount Temple, att: Dan Utley, 23737 Fairmount Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122. t}{}elcome d\lew dl1emberd Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple welcomes the following new members who have decided to make this community their synagogue home. If you know of others inter­ ALICE MOSES ested in learning more about becoming part of the Fairmount Temple community, Mother of Robert Moses (Marlene), invite them to call Suzie Myers at 216-464-1330, ext. 118, for more information. Cathi Laderberg, Amy Singer, Nancy Mendelson and sister of Elaine Felman (Marvin) Pamela & Dan Beck, Jordan, Brady and Bridget Lili & Greg Lustig, Mike, Elisa and Mariel Rorie & Rich Berg and Amelia Steve Moss, Kara and Stella RICHARD POLLACK Husband of Beverly PoUack, father Shari & Michael Bolen and Saul Herbert Newman of Glenn Pollack, Todd PoUack Lawrence Byrnes Marla & Craig Petti, Carly and Jack (Mard), and Jill Pollack (Jackie) Jackie & William Chapnick, Mayson and Nikki & Brad Pulver, Reese, Paige and Everett ROSELYN PERSKY SUGARMAN Braden Estelle Ringel Stepmother of Stephen Sugarman Wan & Brandon Collier, Jasmine, Lily and Christine & Bruce Rogen, Jack and Lily (Karen) Caroline Jessica & Paul Rosenblitt, Madison and Joshua Our condolences to: Cheryl & Ross Gravagna and Grant Agnes & Philip Slive, Benjamin and Julian Sbirley S. Aaron on the loss of her sister, Joan Stein Hart. Ruth Herman Marcia & Stuart Spiro Steven Kammer (Leslie) on the loss Brian Kabb & Lori Simms and Jordan Ruth Stein of his father, E.S. "Bud" Kammer. Todd & Jennifer Kaye and Dylan Julie & Gabe Ungier and Reese Susannab Muskovitz (Steven !zen) on the loss of her father, Carl Bloom­ Megan & Joshua Klein, Charles and Nora Ron Weinberger field. Eleanor Lieptz Janine Weisfeld Betty Siegler on the loss of her sister, Helene Zucker. Vicky & Gregg Lubarsky, Daniel and Ron Holly & Steve Zager, Hillary and Sari Lori Wittenberg (Marc) on the loss of her father, Melvin Allen Epstein. ..••••••••••••• ...... •• ~...... ••• .... • •• .... • •• ..• •••••••• • •••• ••••••••• • •••• •••• ••• •••• ••••f'1.d.; ••••••••••••• ••••••• • ••••••• •• Memorial plaques have been in­ scribed by the loving families in Agnes & Phil Slive on the birth of their sons, Benjamin Edward and Julian Samuel. memory of: ANN HEISER HARVEY KLASS NINAS. WAIN December 6 Talk Will Feature Michael Bennett of CIN Join the Greater Cleveland Chapter of the Week Ending November 6-7: Mrs. Joanne Rubenstein and family in loving memory of Association ofJewish Libraries on Sunday, husband, father and grandfather, Irving Rubenstein and son, Joel Rubenstein. Dec. 6, from 2 - 4 p.m. for a talk with the Week Ending November 20-21: Nancy & Sheldon Socoloffin honor of the B'nai Mitz­ Publisher and Editor of the Cleveland vah of their granddaughters, Madison and Samantha Cannella. The Linda and Cole Jewish News, Michael E. Bennett. Ben­ Sugarman Memorial Fund in loving memory of Clare Sugarman. nett will discuss the role of the Jewish Week Ending November 27-28: Judge Stuart Friedman in loving memory of his newspaper in today's changing media cli­ mother, Betty B. Friedman. Dr. Edgar, Nanette, Lindsey and Jason Ross in memory of mate and the CJN's plans to create an beloved mother and grandmother, Ruth B. Marein. online digital archive. The event, free and open to the public, will be held in Fair­ If you would like to sponsor Bimah flowers in memory or in honor ofsomeone, mount's own Arthur J. Lelyveid Center for please call Debbie Lazarus at 216-464-1330, ext. 101. Jewish Learning. ·... ..!...... ~. .~,iIII.liliI •••II... .••. ,1"1. ,., """" ... r ,.1...1:" ,.... C...... y. .. " •••.. liii.•••• .. .1 •• . DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS Saturday, November 7 11 a.m .. 1 Jonathan Freilich Ruth Lee 21 Aileen Green BROOKE INSLER 2 Louis Resnick 11 Edward Silver 22 Madeline Friedman daughter of Elyse & Steve Insler Fran Lasky 12 Sidney Abrams Myra Stone Debra Lavin Frances Feiner 23 Margaret Greenbaum Saturday, November 14 Jeffrey Rosenthal 13 Shirley Tobin Jeffrey Perlmuter 11:00 a.m. 3 Marvin Bilsky 14 Jonathan Wengel 25 Gerald Rubenstein ETHAN NEWBURGER Marjorie Schuster 15 Ernest Marcus Morton Smiley son of Lisa & Bruce 4 Frances Goldberg . David Rivelis Marlene Bussey Newburger Bernice Goodfriend Stanley Simon Susannah Muskovitz Saturday, November 21 5 Edythe Adler Miriam Stiel 26 Loretta Borstein 11:00 a.m. Alan Klein 16 Lillian Tobin Daryl Ganger MADISON CANNELLA Robin Krislov 17 Henry Jacobson 27 Max Silberman 7 Saul Baker Ellen Stutter Marvin Sicherman Morton Mandel 18 Dennis Spector 28 Lori Baab Saturday, November 21 30 Jane Friedman 7 Seymour Simons 19 Alice Schlachet 11:00 a.m. 9 Stephanie Pazol Edna Stein 31 Harold Agrast SAMANTHA CANNELLA 10 Albert Berger 20 Geraldine Landau Lois Bruck daughter of Mindy & Mark Cannella Evelyn Bonder Ronald Leyser Joan Levy Saturday, November 28 9:15 a.m. DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIES PHOEBE POTIKER 1 Donald & Ruth Kalish 52 22 Sanford & Shirleen Pevaroff 60 2 Mark & Marlene Bussey 25 Alan & Judith Sogg 52 3 Herbert & Lynne Wechsler 59 23 Donald & Shirley Basch 59 Saturday, November 28 5 Monroe & Suzanne Roseman 66 Barry & Laura Axelrod 25 Il:OOa.m. CASEY BLUM 11 Richard & Stephanie Pazol 15 Joseph & Lisa Eiduson 20 daughter of Lori & Marc 19 Robert & Margo Roth 45 24 Robert & Sylvia Reitman 54 Blum 20 Leonard & Sue Bernstein 50 26 Sheldon & Fern Braverman 45 Roger & Joan Cramer 50 27 Gene & Sandra Zuckerman 51 Marvin & Yolande Margolin 50 Robert & Anita Seidemann 50 SAVE THE DATE­ 21 Albert & Sally Vinocur 68 28 Harold & Clare Minoff 63 MLKWEEKEND Morton & Shirley Klein 63 Albert & Helen Demb 61 FRIDAY, JAN. 16 Larrie & Amy Nadler 35 31 Morris & Alice Sayre 63 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service 22 Bernard & Harriet Udelson 63 with Joshua Nelson, a self-proclaimed "Kosher Gospel Singer," an African­ Milestones listed recognize Birthdays celebrated every five years after age 40, and every year after American Jew raised in an Orthodox age 85; and Anniversaries celebrated the first year, every five years, and every year after 50. household. He will also perform in con­ If you do not wish to have your milestone listed, please contact Laura Munson at cert over the weekend-info to come. 216-464-1330, ext. 130 or [email protected]. MONDAY, JAN. 18 MLK Community Day ------• uam _ • • •• .: .... : :.: :.:.... : :.:.. ~ ...... ~;.-z...p~~-.e1G­. . CA~#'1..-t.~~·.u~ •....•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11...... • •• ••••••••••••••••:::::::::::::::::::1:::::::: • •••••••••••••••• WEEKENDING Etta Rosa Sholomon Sadie A. Nager Irving Hershberg Irving H. Fihn NOVEMBER 6-7 Anna Shulman Joseph P. Payner Jack H. Ison Nancy Friedman Fingerhut Jeanne Freedlander Abrahms Nathan Siegel Etta Pickus Charles Jacobs Alexander Frankel David Ben Arieh Atlas Rose C. Siegler Mathilde Pollak Jack Jacobs Lillian Firth Frensdorf Fred Babin Lillian Singer Deborah M. Richman Bess Jaffe Adolph Friedman Fay Bleiweiss Betty Stein Louis M. Rogoff Harold H. Kahn Betty B. Friedman Maurice S. Bleiweiss Dr. Charles M. Stein SoIJ. Roth Evelyn 1. Kaplow Ethel Friedman Daniel Cohen Charles A. Stone George Schatel Celia Katzel Sylvia Gage Elsie Dery Etta Strauss Sanford Schlachet Alwyn S. Klein Rosalie B. Ganger Rose Levy Eckstein Shirley Weisenberg Maurice Siegel Anne Klein Joseph H. Glauber Mina Elconin Sarah Wexler Roland B. Stotter William Kwait Armin Green Jane 1. Emsheimer Lenora R. Wolf Frank Straus Fay B. Landau Lena Green Charles Flaxman Samuel Zipser Jeremiah Strauss Harry Letzt Dr. Aaron Hahn Beulah Fleishman WEEKENDING Justin Lester Teichman Ruth Alyce Lewin Manuel Halle Belle Frankel NOVEMBER 13-14 Henry Themann Janice D. Liebling Albert R. Heller Caroline Ruth Freeman Esther Lieberman Adler Julius Timendorfer Carrie Livingston Olyn Shaw Horwitz Sarah Friedlander Bernard Arnold David Urdang Benjamin Mart Rae Leah Jacobs Leonard B. Ganger Dorothy A. Baum Saul 1. Wallach Samuel Mervis Martin A. Katz Donald Gaynor Jack Begleiter Jules L.Weinberger Abraham Muller Dr. James S. Kaufman Aaron Gelfand Sadie Wilkof Bernstein Bette Weiss Henry Pollack Gus Keller Dora Goldstein Bernard Camberg Anne E. Wheatman Dora Porus Joseph Korach Celia C. Goodman Amy Rebecca Chesler Sara Cowan Wolfe Herman Reines Dr. Samuel 1. Lemel Hyman Bernard Greenfield Harry H. Cole Harriet LaBette Wystrach Abraham S. Rubenstein Louis A. Levine Louis Gruber Joseph H. Deitz Rose Ziff Hans Seidemann Mary Lipsyc Fanny Halle Muriel Sanna Deutchman Maurice Zipser Lillian Sobel Sey Cele T. Loveman Gladys S. Hersh Lawrence Finkelhor WEEKENDING Lena Singerman Ruth B. Marein Max Joseph Hermine Fishel NOVEMBER 20-21 Beatrice Spitz Elaine Bloch Marks Julius Kahn Jacob Fishel Barbara Ellen Adelstein Dr. Richard A. Stamm Fanny Metzenbaum Lillian Katz Cora Fuldheim Rose Aronovitz Max G. Stark Sanford B. Meyerson Adelaid Kohn Robert Ganger Joseph Bachman Anne Fertman Stern Julius Michaelis Pauline Kohn Patricia Garling Harry Baskin Sarah B. Stern Bertha Miller Regina Gutman Koliskey Dr. Jac S. Geller Annette Benjamin MeyerT. Wolpaw Dr. Bruce A. Oppenheim Henry Kozokoff Harry M. Goldman Evelyn Rippner Blum Agnes Zinner Hyman Paris Earl Kraft Henrietta Marks Goldman Marcus Bondy WEEKENDING Shirley Berman Paris Sara D. Kraft Joseph Goodman Muriel Broidy NOVEMBER 27-28 Florence Perlmuter Esther Lehto Martin N. Goulder Marvin M. Cohn Annette M. Artz Lisa'Susan Reminick Albert Licker Karla Greenbaum Mona S. Cramer Barnet Baker Myer Sands Helen M. Loveman Idelle Grossman Sadie Deutsch Bertha Baskin Bennett J. Schmittke Joel Walter Lurie Samuel Hersh Edna C. Eckstein MinaBeer Leo W. Scho'enfeld Harry Marmaros Mollie Hoenig Dora Einhorn Louis S. Belkin Hazel Scull Anna K. Metzenbaum Ruth Urdang Kastin Esther Feingold Norita W. Berman Kenneth Shuler Charles I. Metzenbaum Gertrude M. Kendis Edwin I. Fertman Benjamin Bimberg David Shulman Sam Miller Stella Kaufman Kohn Meyer Ficks Sara 1. Blackman Morris David Simon Harry Moss Simon Kramer S. J. Firth Miriam J. Bloom Richard S. Strauss Frances J. Neuger Ellen H. Kulberg Isaac Forsch Mildred Berkley Bloomenthal Bernice Wininger Rollie New Milton M. Lang Helen R. Fox Tom 1. E. Blum Tenenbaum Sol Passell Isaac Levy David Frankel Eva 1. Bondy Hilda Ray Tobin Joseph Price Lena Lobenthal Burt I. Friedman Martin J. Burger Arnold Turkel Martin 1. Rehmar Sarah Shamis Malkin Samuel Friedman Reuben P. Caplin Charles Volk Jessie Israel Rembrandt Dorothy J. Mares Dr. Jack I. Gilford Fannye Copland FrankVolk Jacob J. Ripner Dr. SamuelL. Marsh Bessie Glick Dr. Irving I. Cramer HarryVolk Jo Ann Rosen Ralph Miller David Gold Florence R. Davis Pat Walder Regina Reinthal Rosenthal Estelle Bronstein Morgen­ Louise Goldschmidt Samuel Z. Desatnik Harry 1. Wolpaw Irving N. Rubenstein stern Samuel Graham Ludwig Duber Lucian Fidler Wolpaw Belle Schneider Joel Morrison Isaac Grodin Leonard Eigner Walter 1. Zinner Doris Schneider Diane Morrison Marvin S. Heiser Jack Elson ._?iiJ-- -W Tbank you for your donations to Rabbi Arturo Kalfus Philanthropic Fund: Amy TRIBUTE Fairmount Temple. Your generosity belps W. Feinberg and family in appreciation of Rabbi your synagogue continue to grow and Arturo Kalfus and in memory of Myron Feinberg; f"""" thrive for future generations. the family of Edith Meltzer in appreciation of Rabbi Kaltus and in memory of Edith Meltzer. Esther and Oscar Adelman/Margaret and Susan and Irwin Dinn Music Fund: Susan & Cantor Sarah J. Sager Music Fund: Candace Justin Spiegle Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fund: Bob Irwin Dinn in memory of Alan Grey. Anker-Roehl in appreciation of Allison Brenner, Jacobs in memory of Saul Nagel. Fairmount Temple Endowment Fund: Dr. San­ Celia and the whole group who led the Tefillat Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Memorial ford & Libby Wolf in memory ofJudy Sherman. Ruach service in Bonda Chapel on Rosh Hashanah Fund: Al Berger in memory of Ethel Sperling; Dora and David Geller Fund for Creative Mu­ and Yom Kippur; Blanche Cohen in memory of Carol Wolfe Bernstein in memory of Reuben sic: Doris & Marvin Cramer in honor of Geraldine Larry Davis; Mayfield Library in memory of Larry Wolfe; Sarabel Cahn and family in memory of Babin's milestone birthday; Betsy & Jon Mielziner, Davis; Sammy Pipinas in memory of Larry Davis. Laura Rose; Jeffrey & Stephanie Danzinger in Joanie & Jeff Fien, and Susie & Al Noblin in honor Judith Z. Sherman Memorial Fund: Mildred memory of Philip Danzinger; Frances Feiner in of Geraldine Babin. Resnick and Carol & Yair Weinstock in memory of memory of Charles Feiner; Jean Goldrosen in General Support Fund: The Cincinnati Bialeses Judith Sherman. memory of Marguerite F. Rehmar; Simon Kadis and Rachel, Steve and Manny in honor of Larry & Spitz Family Education Fund: Marsha & Jim Spitz in memory of Ziona Kadis; Robert Kanner in Rhoda Biales' 50th anniversary; contributions from in memory of Beverly D. Krenitz. memory of Anna Kanner; Martin Karp in memo Herman & Betty Bronstein, Irene & Richard Milton and Ruth Stern Yom Kippur Lecture ory of Victor Karp; Beverly KritzIer in memory of Kretch and Loren Toplitz; Allan & Barbara Peskin Fund: Jay & Joyce Nesbit thanking Rosalyn Brooker Emory Kritzler; Honey Karp Krohngold in mem­ in honor of Beryl & Ed Rothschild's milestone for her generosity. ory of Victor Karp; Norman & Gerry Landau in birthdays. Contribution from Loren Toplitz. Burt and Sandi Zucker Family Education Fund: memory of Ronald Landau; Cookie Lapars in Gift of Israel Program Fund: Richard & Florence Elaine & Howard Silver in honor of Burt Zucker's memory of Lillian R. Gould; Kenneth Levy in Dobrin in honor of Marilyn & Sidney Nudelman's recovery and Lisa & Brad Zucker's 10th anniversary. memory of Morton 1. Levy; Barbara Leidner in 50th anniversary. Sisterhood Funds: memory of Jean Z. Weinberger; Phyllis Marcus Dr. Martin S. and Idelle E. Golden Media Joseph H. Berger Music Fund: Alexandra Berger in memory of Myron Feinberg; Robert Mishne in Room Fund: Lenore Golden Kessler in memory of in memory oOoan Hart. memory of Alan Mishne; Elaine Rippner and Lucille Leeb. Evelyn Newman Miller Sisterhood Enrichment family in memory of Ellis Rippner; Shelley & Max and Ella Green Senior Adult Fund: Mort & Fund: Evelyn Miller in honor of Robert Sill's birth­ Todd Rodman in memory of Charles Feiner; Claire Biel in honor of Leatrice Abrams' speedy day; contribution from Gloria & Robert Ulmer. Susan Schermer in memory of Laurie Schermer recovery. ARTHUR J. LELYVELD CENTER FOR JEWISH and Pearl Mittelman; Max & ilene Somers in Hunger Fund: Contribution from Mr. & Mrs. LEARNING: Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Busch in honor of memory of Alice Zerelstein McKenzie; William Anthony Dreskin. Hilly & Ernie Marcus' 65th anniversary. F. Steiner and Linda Steiner in memory ofJudith Kerman Leizman Moses Fund: Ruth & Bill, Fairmount Temple Library Fund: Contribution Byrnes; William D. Weinberger in memory of Andrea & David, Julia & Joshua, Beth, Craig, from Rosalie & Seth Young; Laura, Dan and Jeffrey Jean Z. Weinberger. Elyssa & Brennen Schwartz in honor of Dr. Albert Zuckerman in memory of Myron Feinberg. Dr. Benjamin and Dorothy Berger Jewish Leizman's milestone birthday; Iris & Jerry Zahler Morris 1. and Evelyn Kaplow Bookshelf: Melroy Book Month Speaker Fund: Dr. Ben & Dorothy in honor of Albert Leizman's birthday. & Marian Hutnick in memory of Evelyn and Morris Berger in memory of David Berger. Marilyn G. Lurie Memorial Fund: Rosette R. 1. Kaplow. Betty and Sid Blumenthal Kever Avot Fund: Lurie in honor of Chuck & Jackie Lurie and in Mildred 1. Klein Bookshelf: Richard S. Klein in Florence Chelm in honor of Betty & Sid Blumen­ appreciation of their devotion. memory of Raymond Young. thal's 65th anniversary; Betty Holdstein in honor Minyan Prayerbook Fund: Elaine Levine and Wilbert M. Metz Bookshelf: Pam Metz and family of Betty & Sid Blumenthal's 65th anniversary and Judi Roseman and family in honor of Peggy Is­ in memory of David Gelb. Betty Blumenthal's milestone birthday. quick's milestone birthday. Raymond D. Metzner Bookshelf: Phyllis Gary Cantor Sarah Sager PhilanthropiC Fund: Mark Mitzvah Day Fund: Amy & Larrie Nadler in ap­ with thanks to Doris & Moe Sugerman; Moe & Averbach in appreciation of Cantor Sarah Sager preciation of Heidi Solomon. Doris Sugerman in memory of Sylvia Metzner for her visit to Leatrice Abrams; Cynthia & Louis Joseph H. Persky Israel Incentive Fund: All of in Feerer and Raymond D. Metzner. Giesler in appreciation of Cantor Sager and in memory of Roselyn Persky Sugarman: Char & Hal Morton Rotsky Audio-Visual Collection: The honor of Eric's Bar Mitzvah. Agrast, Barbara Beckenbach, Fairmount Temple Rotsky family in memory of Morton Rotsky and Chevrei Tikva Chavurah Fund: Richard, Jackie, Sisterhood, Mrs. Willie J. Gardner, Allan & Mar­ Melvin Epstein. Hallie and Aaron Brooks in memory of Janet guerite Morris, Bonnie & Steve Spiegle. Celia Smith Rogovin Children's Library: Chidsey; Paul Zeitzew in honor of Cathy Lipton. Rabbi Joshua Caruso Philanthropic Fund: Sheryl A. Berlas Bookshelf: Debbie, Jeff, Michael College Age Fund: Contribution from Mr. & Ronald & Linda Barnett in appreciation of Rabbi & Kevin Lavin in memory of Loretta Acks. Mrs. Robert Bruml. Joshua Caruso and in memory of Sol Barnett; Travis Rogen and Chelsea Rogen Bookshelf: Jack Diamond Garden Fund: Armine Diamond Caren & Brian Golenberg in honor of Rabbi Gloria M. Rogen in memory of Harry E. Rogen and in memory of Jack Diamond, Maurice Hurwitz Caruso for his kindness; Stuart Rubenstein in Judith M. Byrnes. and Gladys Hurwitz. honor of Bris for Charles Kreinberg.

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11 14 Chesvan 2 15 Chesvan 3 16 Chesvan 4 15 Chesvan 5 16 Chesvan 6 17 Chesvan 7 18 Chesvan 11 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sisterhood Bd. Noon-SH Lunch Exploring 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sichat 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Life's Second Half 6:30 p.m. Teenager's 1 p.m. - Music 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Torah Study Seier Book Group Evening Service Series Manuel Program Therapist Deforia Lane Minyan 7:30 p.m. Exploring 7: 15 p.m. Brotherhood Bd. 7 p.m. KIDushat 11 a.m. Shabbat Service Life's Second Half Shabbat Bat Mitzvah - Brook Insler URJ Biennial in Toronto-Nov. 4-8 8 21 Chesvan 9 22 Chesvan 10 23 Chesvan 11 24 Chesvan 12 25 Chesvan 13 26 Chesvan 14 27 Chesvan 11 a.m. Exploring 9:45 a.m. Sisterhood Noon-Sisterhood 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 6:1 5 p.m. Kabbalat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Life's Second Half Board Luncheon Morning Torah Study Shabbat , followed by 10 a.m. Teen and Tot Series 1 p.m. - Chris Shaw, Hot'n'Hearty Oneg Shabbat The Origins of Trader 10:30 a.m. Minyan 7:30 p.m. Exploring Joe's II a.m. Shabbat Service Life's Second Half Bar Mitzvah - Ethan Series Newburger

15 28 Chesvan 16 29 Chesvan 17 30 Chesvan 18 1 Kislev 19 2 Kislev 20 3 Kislev 21 4 Kislev 9 a.m.-l p.m. Noon- Sisterhood 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. JCC Festi- 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Brotherhood Cloth­ Luncheon Morning Torah Study val ofJewish Books Evening Service to 10:30 a.m. Shabbat ingDrive 1 p.m. program-Jerry and Authors, Neal include the New Minyan Graham, The Three Bascomb here at Congregational Band 11 a.m. Shabbat Morn- 11 a.m. Exploring Most Courageous Presi­ Fairmount Temple ing Service Life's Second Half dents of the 20th Cen­ 8 p.m. Chevrei Tikva B'not Mitzvah- tury Series GLBT Shabbat Madison Cannella and Samantha Cannella

22 5 Kislev 23 6 Kislev 24 7 Kislev 25 8 Kislev 26 9 Kislev 27 10 Kislev 28 11 Kislev 7 p.m. Brotherhood Noon-Sisterhood 7:30 a.m. Wednesday THANKSGIVING 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 9: 15 a.m. Chapel Service Forum: Panel Discus­ Luncheon Morning Torah Study Evening Service Bat Mitzvah-Phoebe sion about National 1 p.m. program­ Potiker 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Healthcare Reform Musician Dan Utley 10:30 a.m. Minyan will play trombone, 11 a.m. Shabbat Service accompanied by Trina Bat Mitzvah-Casey Miller on piano Blum I I 29 12 Kislev 30 13 Kislev December I December 2 December 3 December 4 December 5 Noon-Sisterhood 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sichat 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 9:15 a.m. Chapel Service Luncheon with special Morning Torah Study Seier Book Group Evening Service Bat Mitzvah- Rachel raffles for paid-up Feinstein 9:15 a.m. Torah Study members with enter- 7 p.m. KIDushat I 10:30 a.m. Shabbat r------, tainment from the Shabbat Visit us on the web: Minyan Cleveland BoyChoir www·fairmounttemple.org LmRARY HOURS Do we have your e-mail to keep The Arthur J. Lelyveld Center is open when you updated ofany programming the building is open, it is staffed: changes? Mondays, 12:30-8:30 p.m. Send your e-mail to: Tuesdays/Thursdays, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. [email protected] Sundays, 9 a.m.-noon (when there is Religious School) •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •• • •• • •• • •• • • •• • • • • • • Periodicals Postage Paid DATED MATERIAL A Member of the Union for Reform Judaism Please Deliver Promptly (216)464-1330 FAX (216)464-3628 www.fairmounttemple.org E-mail: [email protected] RABBI ARTURO L. KALFUS RABBI JOSHUA L. CARUSO CANTOR SARAH j. SAGER SUZIE MYERS Interim Executive Director and Director, Membership PAM DEUTSCH Director, ECC WENDY JACOBSON Caring Community 3-DIGIT 452 Library - Huc-jir JULIE MOSS Librarian 3101 Clifton Ave LAURA MUNSON Communications Cincinnati OR 45220-2404 DAN UTLEY Programming MARLA WOLF Director, Religious 1.1 ,,1.,1,1,111, f"ll fH 'II ,,1,1,1, .til, '" 1",111 "" ,,11,11,,1 School Officers of Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple BRIAN YOUNG President JAMES ARONOFF Vice President KATHY HEXTER Vice President JAMES LEVINE Vice President STEPHEN SCHLEIN Treasurer NANCY GLICK Secretary

LLlIJJJ Friday, 11 ANSHE CHESED Dec. FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE 6:30 p.m. CbanukahlShabbat Dinner 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Service celebrating Chanukah! 23737 Fairmount Boulevard All the details will be in the December Bulletin, but plan now for a fun and festive Beachwood, Ohio 44122-2296 evening when we celebrate Chanukah as a synagogue community!

FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE BULLETIN Would you like to be part of the Chorale? This all volunteer choir sings as part (USPS 184-440) the Dec. 11 Service and the more singers, the more glorious the music! If you would is published JO times a year like to be part of this group, please call Iris Greene at 216-464-1330, ext. 114. The (Jan., March, April, May, June, July, Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec.) first rehearsal is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10, 7-8:30 p.m.

Periodicals Postage paid at Cleveland, Ohio. Would you like to be part ofa day where we spread the light of Chanukah to others? POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Plan now to be part of the Chanukah Mitzvah Day on Sunday, December 13. All the Fairmount Temple Bulletin details can be found on page 6 and this is a loving way to reach out to others as a synagogue 23737 Fainnount Blvd. Beachwood, OR 44122-2296 community. All ages are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Please read over the activities and decide how you might become involved. This year the Brotherhood-sponsored Blood Vol. 42 No. 126 November 20091 Cheshvan 5770 Drive will be part of the second annual Chanukah Mitzvah Day.