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What do Andrew & Lauren Amsterdam Randi-Ellen & Steven Lehrhoff Steve & Alison Auerbach Fred & Lizzy Leighton Jess & Amelia Berkowitz all these Scott & Nancy Levy Ronald & Judith Bickart Ibrahim Medawar & Carla Edelstein George & ~auren Blair wonderful Mark Mos'kbvitz & Marilyn Harris Robert & Diane Blumenfeld Igor & Elina Nachevnik Andrea & Daniel Cohen Andrew Nadel & Wendy Ferber Ronald & Joanne Doades people Nora Patrone Ron Fastov & Laurie Levine Staci Pereira Jeffrey & Katherine Feld Bruce & Arianna Pleat Evan & Sherri Fischer have in Lance & Margaret Podell Stephen & Joanne Fisher Douglas & Susan Present Elaine Gaidemak Paula Radding Scott & Nina Gallin common RhodaRaff Craig & Pamela Garretson Eric & Kathy Reinstein Daniel & Joanne Goldberg with Michael & Wendy Sachs Leonard & Rita Goldschmidt Lewis & Phyllis Sank Edward & Debbie Goodman David & Lois Schilling David & Glori Graziano Sharey Nancy Schwartz & Sean Bailey Jason & Lorie Grebin Tom Singer & Lisa Chenofsky Mark & Deborah Hager Beth Sklar-Baker James Hamant & Barbara Rosen Tefilo Stuart & Hannah Slavin Peter & Kelly Heinze David & Robin Siavit Syma & Sumner Herzog Israel Mario & Wily Solodkin Steven & Janet Hess David & Joanne Strauss Philip & Sue Hoch Richard & Wendy Straussman Jonathan & Jamie James and each William & Jenifer Strugger Jeff & -Ellen Kagan Terrence Sullivan & Miranda Aaron Michael & Gail Kanef Stephen & Susan Thomas Michael & Barbara Kanefsky other? Matthew & Stacy White Adam & Kacey Karp David & Jill Williams Dean & Elisabeth Kravitz John & Karen Williams William Kritzberg & Ruth Landa T Karl & Roberta Wolfe David & Mara Lateiner urn th e page Judith Wolochow-Kisch Richard & Claudia Lechtman Philippe & Adrienne Zimmerman to find out! Page 2 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
Schedule of Services
Friday, November 5 Friday, November 19 Clergy Rabbi Daniel M. Cohen, D.Min. Vayetze, Genesis 28:10-32:3 Chaye Sarah, Genesis 23-25.18 Rabbi Ellie Lynn Miller Kabbalat Shabbat, 6:00 P.M. Shabbat Service with Rabbi Harvey S. Goldman, D.Min., D.O., Shabbat Service, 7:30 P.M. Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Alan Cooper, Rabbi Emeritus Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building 7:30P.M. Rabbi Herbert Weiner, Rabbi Emeritus Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building Cantor Theodore Aronson Saturday, November 6 Joan Finn, Cantorial Soloist Saturday, November 20 Lay Leadership Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel Arnold Budin, President B'not Mitzvah of Jenna Bloom and Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel Barbara Stoller, VP Rachel Scharf, 10:15 A.M. Bat Mitzvah of Mallory Sheer, 10: 15 A.M. Ed Schwarz, VP Richard Flaum, VP Friday, November 12 Friday, November 26 Hope Pomerantz, VP Nancy Fogel, VP Toldot, Genesis 25.19-28.9 Lech Lecha, Genesis 12-17.. 27 Joel Scharf, Treasurer Shabbat Service, 7:30 P.M. Shabbat Shira Service ,7:30 P.M. Judy Epstein, Financial Secretary Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building Jesse Bayer, F',nancial Secretary Saturday, November 27 Marge Solomon, Corr. Secretary Saturday, November 13 Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Ann Merin, Recording Secretary Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel B'nai Mitzvah of William, David and Executive Director Leslie Spom B'nai Mitzvah of Elise Sobleman, Adam Andrew Spelman 10:30 A.M. School Directors Starr and James Topilow, 10:15 A.M. Elizabeth Best, R.J .E. , Religious School Carol Paster, Preschool Program Director CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES Tracy Horwitz Bulletin NOVEMBERS 4:29P.M. SunnySeglin NOVEMBER 12 4:22P.M. NOVEMBER 19 4:17 P.M. The Bulletin Vol. 10 No.8 NOVEMBER 26 4:12 P.M. The Bulletin is published li tl eleven times year1y. MEMBER CONGREGATION UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM r------, Contact us at [email protected] Visit our website at www.tstl.org
Blood Bank GM Chairpersons, Irv Blood Bank at TSTI and Dolly LIFE Soloway, request Sunday, December 5 your help in making this year's What do these 9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. drive a smashing success. Please people have in fill out the form to the left and mail common? Name to Temple In an ------envelope marked Each family noted on the Phone, ______"Blood Bank" front page has joined Sharey (and be sure to Tefilo-Israel within the past year. mark your Appointment time: ______We are honored that you have calendar at home chosen this synagogue as your with the time and spiritual home and hope that (Please choose a time between 9:00 A.M. and date of your you will find fulfillment and 2:00 P.M. at 15 minute intervals) pledge). Look for us in the Multi- peacewithinourcommunityfor Purpose Room! many years to come. L ______~ From the Rabbi's Study
architecture alone. It is a philosophy ability to help everyone maintain that is central to who we are as a their involvement in Temple life. community! One of the things I have Finally,during the past few learned during the past thirteen years It is for this reason that we hold years we have seen a trend in which long-time temple members have here atTSTI is that congregations are our annual High Holy Day Appeal.The retired to adult communities in South alwaysUworks in progress~Because appeal is driven by our commitment to synagogues are living, growing, ensure thatTSTI is accessible to all.A Jersey. How truly blessed are we that entities, there is never a time (nor successful annual campaign allows us they have maintained their member should there be a time) when we are to ensure that anyone and everyone ship and support of our congregation not constantly reevaluating, tweaking who wants to be part of Temple life is despite the increased distance. In the and reinventing what we do and how able to become part ofTSTI and to next few months we will begin to wedo it. participate in the full range of pro hold Shabbat services in a variety of grams and activities regardless of locations - bringing Temple to those For this reason, over the past finances. Your participation in the who no longer live in the towns few years we have taken small, but campaign is greatly appreciated and surrounding South Orange and,l pray, meaningful steps to make our helps shape our commitment as a furthering ourcnmmitmentto make synagogue ever-more accessible to Temple family. TSTl a congregation that is open and our entire Temple family. During the available to everyone who chooses to make this their spiritual home. first phase of our on-going renova This past summer we installed a tion, we added an elevator and ramps new call-in system that makes worship I am truly honored to be part of so that the entire facility would be and life-cycle events accessible to open and welcoming to all, regard anyone who has a telephone. People a congregation that makes openness less of physical limitations. When we who are unable to leave their homes and accessibility,central to our communal mission. As ourTemple renovated the sanctuary a few years due to health or other limitations can later, we added a ramp to the bimah, now listen to services as they occur, continues to evolve, I look forward to so that it too might welcome from the comfort of their own home. finding new and innovative ways to everyone. I am proud of the changes Through the generosity and vision of make your temple accessible and we have made, but I am aware that our Josh Littman Video Library, this meaningful to you. uaccessibility" is not achieved by new technology further enhances our
Shabbat in the Home Shabbat B'Bayit 11':J:J 11:J\Zl Friday, February 4, 2005 A delightful way to share Shabbat dinner with your Temple friends and neighbors. Invitations and information will be mailed soon. Page 4 Temple 5harey Tefila-Israel Bulletin
A Word with the Rabbi
Attending a Union mitzvot around the country. These programs, designed for for Reform Judaism students entering 11 th and 12th grades, encourage our summercampor students to learn not only about the world but also about program forthe summer themselves. Often our students return from these programs can be a life changing having grown in tremendous and positive ways. experience. It gives our I am so proud that we have students participating in all kids a chance to celebrate Judaism in an experiential way of the programs that our movement has to offer. I know that that is both unique and exciting. URJ camps also help our our kids will represent our congregation in ways that will students to feel comfortable with Hebrew language, prayer make us very proud. I also want to thank Sisterhood for their and traditions while at the same time they are having a generous summer program scholarship fund.Now is the time great time playing sports, singing, camping and swimming to start thinking about camp and summer programs for the all in a Jewish context. They also have the opportunity to summer of 2005.1 would like to encourage anyone who is spend the summer surrounded by other Jewish kids, staff looking for a fabulous Jewish summer program for their child members, rabbis, cantors and educators. to contact me and to set up a time to see a camp video. For our high school students, there are a number of different summer opportunities in addition to camp that enable our kids to travel to Prague and Israel orto do
r------, Back by popular demand ... Scholar-in-Residence Scholar-in-Residence Yes, (I) (We) would like to make reservations for the o Scholar-in-Residence luncheon on Saturday, November 20. The luncheon fee is $10 per person. Dr. Alan Cooper Yes, (I) (We) would like to make reservations for the o Scholar-in-Residence brunch on Sunday, November 21. There is no fee but a reservation is strongly Friday, November 19 to encouraged. Sunday, November 21
Dr. Alan Cooper holds a dual appointment as Professor of Bible at both the Jewish Theological Seminary and Union Enclosed, please find a check for $ _____ made out Theological Seminary in New York City. to"TSTI." Dr. Cooper will examine, What's 50 Heroic About Name(s): Our Biblical Hero(ine)s. The weekend will include three learning opportunities on Abraham and Sarah, Rebecca and Jacob, and Moses and Aaron. In traditional Jewish interpreta Day Telephone: ______tion, the patriarchs and matriarchs usually are portrayed as ideal role models. Modern commentators tend to see them Evening Telephone: ______as more rounded and flawed characters. We will discuss how we can reconcile the representation ofthe ancestors as ideal Make check payable to TSTI and mail with completed types with the apparent moral realism of the stories them registration form to Tracy Horwitz atTemple selves?
L ______~ ,~ F~ H~ eo,..,..~ Tk~T~ The Iris "Family Matters"Committee creates innova The goal of our committee is to help educate our tive programming which addresses relevant issues faced synagogue about Judaism and the environment, through byfamilies today. One of our most popular programs, Torah studies, worship, social out reach and facilities Shabbat Milk and Cookies, provides an opportunity for management families to come together for quality time together at the Green Team members Jimmy Utterback and Mike end of a busy work week. A main goal of the committee is Gordon led a hike through the back tl ails at the South to find creative mechanisms for confronting the tougher Mountain Reservation in October with more hikes being issues faced by families, couples and individuals today. planned for the future. Laura Utterback and Susan These may include but are not limited to: job transitions, Sommer are going to work to find more ways forTemple aging parents, at risk behaviors of youth, when to break the to recycle and use environmentally friendly products. confidence of a friend, teen stress, the birth of a child, This winter Temple will begin a program sponsored terrorism, and war.The committee has arranged interactive the byThe Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life theater troupes, workshops and small support groups to (COEJL) which will aid in accomplishing some of our goals. explore such challenging topics. While the committee's We also hope to bring in a guest speaker. On SimchatTorah purpose is constant, each year we face new issues and water flow restrictors were given out to 200 families to explore new programming ideas. Please join this exciting show how much water can be saved and how much your and evolving committee. water bill can be reduced by using these simple devises. We are grateful to Milly and Herb Iris, long time We are looking for new members. We meet four or leaders and benefactors, for their foresight and continued five times a year and work in small groups throughout the generosity in endowing this program. Special thanks to year on different projects that interest us. We welcome their family for creating this endowment in honor of Milly new ideas. Please contact Elliot Sommer at and Herb. [email protected] or phone at 973 763 0944 .
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Michael Sachs The American Israel Public Affairs Committee A new leaf has been afffixed to the Tree of Life: Sunday, November 7 7:30 PM Free Admission Happy 40th Mom and Dad Scharf AI PAC , the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, is the only American organization whose principal Love, Tamara, Stephen and Emma mission is to lobby the US government for legislation that strengthens the relationship between the United States and Israel. Tickets are $10. On behalf of the Worship & Ritual Committee, Yasher Koach!! to the volunteers who came together the day after Yom Kippur to build our Temple Sukkah. It only Movie: The Quarrel took two hours because we had a great turnout of Sunday, November 14 7 PM highly skilled and motivated builders. Many thanks to A 1991 filrnabout two Yeshiva friends whose quarrel Reggie Baldini, Jesse Bayer, Neil Fabrikant, is interrupted by the Holocaust and resumed years Joanne Gould, Robb Kushner, Jordan Ozer, Rob later. Tickets are $10. Ozer, and Tony Robinson. J.,"I J(au/man Worship & Ritual -~ page6
Compassion brings us to a stop, and for a moment we rise above ourselves. -Mason Cooley, American writer .::Nt.atan Chaim: The Mitzvah Program atTSTI Contact Jen Larson; 973-762-6636; rrhe 0ift of Life works a little differently than other [email protected] committees and boards. Mostly, it's not Habitat for Humanity On behalf of the Union for Reform Judaism really a committee! Rather, it encom Habitat has been such a success and the entire family of Reform Judaism, passes lots of people who work on that we have had to add dates th is we invite you to join in becoming an organ Mitzvah projects. The philosophy of donor and to participate in the mitzvah of year.Cail oremail Barbara and Dennis matan chaim: the gift of life. the Mitzvah Program is: You Make It to find out about the next open date. Happen. Adults and teens can help. We work Jewish tradition teaches that we are We meet one time each year under the supervision of an experi partners with God in continuing and to plan programs-that's it-one sustaining the daily miracles of creation. enced staff construction foreperson. Organ and tissue donation are an time a year. Other than that, we Contact Barbara Laub and Dennis extension of this partnership. Through communicate by email and phone. Percher; 973-76 ~ -8379; donation, you have the unique and holy You can be involved in a large-scale, ·[email protected](Ages 14 and up; opportunity to give the gift of life and long-term project, or you can do a well ness from one of God's creations - you parental supervision required) -- to another. With your gift, you respond "one-shot" project-whatever works Interfaith Hospitality hineni to God's call. for you. You can lead, or you can Network: Housing the Homeless at follow. Right now, we have a list of 92 TSTI (All ages; one week per year Please contact Susan Jacobsen at 973- people to whom we send emails 763-6358 or email her at during the w inter): TSTI and Oheb [email protected] for further about Mitzvah projects at TSTI or in the Shalom join talents to house and feed information. community,so creatively speaking, we 13 families (including children from have a very large "committee"! infants to teenagers) during a rough Our one meeting for 2004-2005 time in their lives. Guest families and ~()n()r Car~ w ill be on Tuesday, November 16 volunteers eat ana sleep in the from 7:15 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. in the TSTI 1 ______Mansion. Email Bill and Zeny Mansion. It's a chance to do two Steinhauer at have spoken to my family about organ things: and tissue donation. The following [email protected] or people have witnessed my commitment ·Meet our project leaders [email protected] or call them at to be a donor: ·Brainstorm about new projects 973-761-Q830(home) or 973-882- Please RSVP to Jill Kushner at 0860 x 202 (work). Witness, [email protected] or call me at Lighthou:!.e Soup Kitchen Witness, ______973-763-8844.1 can promise inspira (All ages): Now entering its 4th year, tion and pretty tasty snacks! the TSTI Soup Kitchen is a Mitzvah I wish to donate the following: Project at the Lighthouse in Newark. Any needed organs and tissues Mitzvah projectsatTSTI which Only the following organs and tissues: We go twice per month (Sundays) will continue or start in 2004-2005 from about 10:30-1 :30. We shop, include: cook, serve food, and clean the Catherine's Closet: collection Donor sig.______kitchen. Contact Karen Seidmon and of prom gowns for teenagers in need; Jill Kassirer; Karen: 973-564-6272; Age__ Oate.______Contact Hanie Warshaw; 973-763- [email protected] and Jill: 973-912- 0065; [email protected] 8875;[email protected] Next of kin contact: Dinner Without Dinner (to benefit Mazon, the Jewish organiza tion that helps fight hunger in the US): (Carry this card with you) Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
STEP UP TO THE PLATE GET IN THE GAME S;Slo,"oo" JOIN THE BROTHERHOOD OF TSTI Israeli Dancing!!!! Learn New Dances Remember Old Favorites It's a great way to meet new people, enjoy your Temple friends, get some exercise, If you haven't joined yet, it's not too late. prepare for Bar and Bat Just fill out the form below. Mitzvahs ... or just have fun! Andrea Baum and Arlene Gordon, experienced dance WATCH FOR INFORMATION ON THESE instructors, will teach us how UPCOMING EVENTS to kick up our heels and abandon our cares! • Family Outing to Watch Thursday, January 20 Seton Hall Basketball 8:00 - 9:30 pm • Sunday Afternoon NFL Pizza Party Sisterhood's first meeting of the year brought new faces and fresh and exciting ideas. We are gratified to have so In addition to your dollars, we need your many young women with diverse interests and talents involvement. Brotherhood's success depends come together to share their knowledge and thoughts with on your active participation. To find out how each other. Coming up in January is an evening of Israeli dancing right here at temple.Then, to stave off the winter you can be more involved, come to chill, we'll going to Paintin' the Plates in Maplewood th be Brotherhood's next meeting on November 8 where our creative juices will flow (along with the wine at 7:30 p.m. at TSTI or contact Todd Lurie, and cheese we will bring.) There is a group of women who Brotherhood President, at (973) 275-1420 or by would like to learn mah jongg - and we have a teacher e-mail [email protected] who'd love to teach the game! If you .. j'e interested, please call me atTemple-973-763-4116.
A number of women answered the call to help wrap gifts for our S'nai Mitzvah. Thank you to Rita Miller, OF COURSE, I WANT TO JOIN THE TSTI Mimi Fogel, Sandy Weener, Sandra Goodman, Linda BROTHERHOOD!!! Scharf, Gayle Weiner and Shelli Brosh for your time, your interest and your enthusiasm. NAME: ______S"",!,/ s.g/u. Sisternood "President PHONE: ______r------, : Joining Sisterhood is as easy as clipping this form, writing a : E-MAIL:______I checkto TSTI Sisterhood for $36 and sending it to Temple. I
I Name I Please send this stub along with $36 membership to I I I Phone: I TSTI BROTHERHOOD C/O STEVE SAUL I '1 I 73 RIGGS PLACE I emal: I SOUTH ORANGE, NJ 07079 L..______.. IL Mission______accomplished! ...JI ~~ page8 TemDle SharevTefilo-lsrael Bulletin "Renait;t;ance <15roup
Our first trip was great and really informative and fun. We thank Lenore Beckerman and Alice Forman for making the arrangements for us. Now we are preparing for our next trip which promises to be an adventure as well as an experience on a cultural level that is different.The activity was described · We are thrilled to announce that our in our column last month, so we will reiterate our comments briefly. We will Mondays Golden Geilerations group will be travel to Beacon, New York, a burgeoning Hudson Valley city and visit the Dia staffed and programmed by our own Fran Beacon Museum which is a venue set in a converted warehouse.T hey have a Miller, Family Educator, who brings a host of large and varied collection of art which they are able to display because of exciting ideas and new programs for our the extensive area. We will also visitThe Tallix Foundry described by the "New senior group. Currently, Fran teaches in our York Times" as an area where many outstanding sculptors work. We will be Sharey Ateed Hebrew High School, Sharey able to view the work in the Foundry as well as on the grounds. By now you Tikvah 7th grade program, and is a 5th grade have probably received a letter describing the day in detail with a reservation teacher in the Slucker Religious School. In form.Be sure to return the reservation with your check, promptly.As usual, addition, Fran coordinates special Religious we are limited to the number of people we can accommodate, based on the School large scale events and tutors our Barl number of passengers our bus will hold. The area we are going to visit is very Bat Mitzvah students. Fran has truly made a beautiful and on a fall day should be a real treat. Lunch will be the usual difference in our Temple community and we special experience. Bettye Green and Bobbe Futterman have arranged this are confident that she will continue to wonderful day for us. nurture and strengthen our Golden Genera tiongroup. SPECIAL NOTE;The date of our Chanukah dinner has been rescheduled to the first night of Hanukah-Tuesday, December 7. This is a wonderful Golden Gener .3tion meets the 1st opportunity to celebrate this festive holiday with friends. We will precede Mondays of every month and the 3,d dinner with a cocktail party and, of course, the evening will include the Mondays of each month excluding January ceremony and songs that accompany the lighting of the candles. GertZoref March and Muriel Fielo, the hostesses with the "mostest" are chairing the evening. Be sure to get your reservation in, it will be a great evening and the food is November "t Luncheon, Lively usually plentiful and delicious. Discussions and a special program with Rabbi Cohen. Mark your calendar for the "Day of Fun'~lt has been rescheduled to November 15~ Bring a bag lunch; Sunday, February 6. We have no meeting scheduled for January. We look we provide side salads, dessert, coffee and forward to seeing you soon. tea and a wonderful program featuring Elizabeth Best, RJE. December 6th Luncheon, Lively Discussions and a special musical program with Cantor Aronson.
TSTI member Dan Whitten is bringing the hit off-broadway show Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh,The Allan Sherman Hit Musical to the W. Orange JCCThanksgiv ing weekend. Whitten's production company, nGER, has teamed up with creator Rob Krausz to make this event the first stop of the professional National Tour. (known as The Bar Mitzvah Tour as the show turns 13 this year)
The show follows the life of Sarah Jackman and Barry Bockman from birth to death incorporating such classic Allan Sherman parodies as Hello Muddah Hello Faddah, Harvey and Sheila (Hava Nagilah), Shake Hands with Your Uncle Max,Sarah Jackman (Frere Jacques), Won't You Come Home, Disraeli and more. See ad on back of this issue for tickets, times and prices. For TSTI discount,call the Hello Muddah Hello Fadduh hotline at 9732759095 and mention the TSTI Bulletin. Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
Linda and Rudy Stucker Religious School Chai-Lites
Special Events Carpool Chanukamania celebrates its 20th Anniversary this 6th Grade Meeting with Cantor Do you need help setting up a year. What began as a contest for Aronson Sunday, November 14th carpool? Do you have additional room families to make the most creative Parents are asked to attend this in your current carpool? The Religious Chanukah Menorah has grown into meeting at the time oftheir 6th School can help! Call us at (973) 763- the extraordinary event we experi grader's reg ular session. 3793. ence today. Chanukahmania has become a huge orogram opening its 2nd Grade Sunday, November 21 st Jewish Studies Enrichment arms to the entire congregation and A Chanukah Workshop with artist Class their extended families. Many of our Inbar Bibring.Sorry parents.This one new members report that their first experience with TSTI was at a is for the students only. The first Enrichment Class for those 4th, Chanukamania event. Join us on 5th & 6th graders who have signed up Sunday, December 5th 10:00 AM to Israeli Dance Classes Our classes led will take place Sunday, November 14th by Andrea Baum continue this 12:30 PM as we celebrate together. during their regularly scheduled month for the Kindergarten, 1st & 3,d Jewish Studies classes. grades. Sharey Ateed Watch Your Calendar Special Events coming in Our Sharey Ateed High School program will host two special events December Everyone should refer to the magnetic this month.The first is an art program school calendar regularly. There will be th on Tuesday evening, November 9th Sunday, December 5 no school Tuesday/Wednesday, with Israeli artist Inbar Bibring on the School and Temple-wide November 2nd/3,d due to the NJEA subject of Synagogue Art. The CHANUKAMANIA lOAM to 12PM weekend. We have discovered that second program will be Tuesday Sunday, December 12th Religious School attendance drops off th evening, Noverrber 16th dealing Family Education 4th & 5 Graders considerably that week as families with the subject of"Breaking a Torah Study take advantage of the time off from th Confidence."Thic; program is Sunday, December 19 secular school. As well, there will be S1 brought to us by Tracy Horwitz, TSTI's Family Education l Grade Hebrew no school on Tuesday/Wednesday of Program Director. Olympics Thanksgiving week
ITS NOT TOO LATE-"there are Still openings!! for "the IriS 'PreSChool Family 'Ph01:0 DaY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2004
PACKAGES & PRICES
• PACKAGE A Three poses .... $89 • PACKAGE B Two poses . . . .. $75 • Includes 1-8x10, 1-5x7, & • Includes 1-8x1 0, 1-5x7 & • 4-wallets of each of the three poses • 4 wallets of the first pose; • 1 5x7 & 4 wallets of the Second Please call Beth Fligner at 973-313-1422 to schedule an appointment. ~~ page10 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
After a few days of rain from Playgrounds in New Jersey that friends in the community to join you various tropical storms and hurricanes fall under the state licensing mandates on the evening of Thursday, Novem during the beginning of our Preschool ofthe Division ofYouth and Family ber 11 for some snacking, shopping year the children were finally able to Services (DYFS) as we do, have and socializing. play outdoors. On one glorious, recently been directed to update and cloudless, unusually warm day improve the safety of playground preschoolers were very happily playing equipment by the year 2007. We are Preschool Director outside in our two playgrounds. fortunate that the majority of our Children were swinging from monkey equipment is up to code, but much bars, sliding down slides, climbing on needs to be replaced due to age and TEMPLE MEMBERS: rope ladders and digging in the to expanded use by our ever-growing PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS sandboxes. Some were collecting preschool population. THE END OF NOVEMBER. PLEASE chestnuts and fallen leaves, others CALL THE PRESCHOOL OFFICE FOR twirling in circles and still others on the Our Preschool board has held TOURS OR INFORMATION. tire swing. It was the kind of day that many successful fundraising events to you just don't want to miss any part of raise the money necessary to not only by staying indoors. replace some pieces of outdated equipment. but also to expand and III ....' I thought back to when I was a improve the existing playscape. A price n.."iM child and the types of play equipment quote of $21 ,000 given to us 3 years at my neighborhood playground. ago has now tripled, not just because A story and Ctafts project will be There was a wooden merry-go-round, of increased labor and materials costs, presented on Slltwclllt,Nowm _ 2Oatt:OOa.m. in the seesaws, and swings that looked like but also due to the fact that the horses, all of which have since been playground equipment is now 3 years Bet Tefillah. removed for one reason or another, older. probably because of stricter safety laws. I'm sure that had lawsuits been Our newest fund raiser is'Shop * more prevalent in my younger years, I Sharey,a one-night,one-stop holiday never would have fallen under the shopping experience. Forthe small merry-go-round as I lost my footing price of admission you may have some Tot Shabbat, a trying to jump on. I never would have wine, cheese, dessert and coffee while special flipped off backwards from the seesaw you browse among the many vendors Saturday when my older brother and his friend selling artistic items for the home, moming far outweighed me on their side. And I children's gifts,jewelry,stationery, service just for never would have gotten my long clothing, make-up, handbags and gift preschoolers, black hair caught in the chains ofthe baskets, to name a few.The Temple Gift their families, and horsy swing. No one made a big deal Shop is also open as is our annual Book their friends in the Jewish commu of these minor mishaps. I got a kiss on Fair. I invite you to mark your calen nity, is held on the second Satur day of each month. Join us at the boo-boo and a Band-Aid, but I dars and join us in support of our 9:00 A.M. on November 13 for a digress. preschool playground-rebuilding fund. wonderful Shabbat experience! We hope you will encourage your Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin page11'~
INTERFAITH OUTREACH
INTERFAITH OUTREACH INTERFAITH DISCVSSION SERIES: PROGRAMMING ENCOURAGING JEWISH CHOICES Join us on Sunc!cty, November 14 FIRST SESSION fiom 3-5 p.m for the SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 FROM 3-5 P.M. KICK-OFF EVENT to an exciting year .A great opportunity to explore interfaith family dynamics for parents, grandparents, or anyone contemplating an interfaith marriage. Space is ofprogranming. limited and babysitting is avai1able, but an RSVP to Jen Larson at [email protected] is imperative. SHARING SHA88AT: A Program for Children and their non-Jewish Grandparents (for 4 year olds and up, RESOVRCE LIBRARY grandparents of any age!)
LITERATURE FOR INTERFAITH FAMILIES RSVP to Rabbi Miller's assistant, AN D LI FE-CYCLE EVENTS Susan at 973-763-4116 ext. 221 RSVP's are a rDlSt to ensure that everyone has supplies necessary Open to all members ofTSTI. Donations ofbooks are most welcome. for a great program Contact Jen Larson at [email protected]
Forthefifth year in a row,TempleShareyTefilo-lsrael packaged goods (including such Thanksgiving staples as will serve as the South Orange drop-off site for the canned vegetables, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and gravy) will annual Thanksgiving Turkey and Food Drive ofthe be gratefully accepted. Community FoodBank of New Jersey.This year's To make the Turkey Drive even more convenient for our Drive will be held on Saturday, November 20, members, frozen turkeys may also be brought to TSTl's Friday 2004 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.The TSTI site evening services on November 19,2004. Place your frozen makes it easy for local residents - and particu (never thawed) turkey in the freezer in the main kitchen (look larlyfor our members - to help the FoodBank for the turkey sign on the freezer). provide a traditional Thanksgiving dinner to If congregants prefer, financial donations can instead be those in need. In response to the made to enable the FoodBank to purchase turkeys for the request of community members, this Drive at wholesale prices. Checks can be sent to the Commu year our turkey site will again be nity FoodBank of New Jersey, 31 Evans Terminal Road, Hillside, equipped to collect any and all NJ 07205. Please mark "Turkey Drive" on the outside of the non-perishable foods envelope. If you prefer to help electronically, a ·virtual turkey that you may wish to drive"is available online at www.nifoodbank.org.You can donate. Canned and purchase a turkey and even dinner fixings by credit card! '~ page12 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin Mazel Tov To Our B'nai Mitzvah
lenna Morgan Bloom will be called to the Torah on Saturday, November 6. With her will be her parents, Jill and Bryan Bloom, sister, Allie, and grandparents Gladys and Robert Honigfeld and Annette and Leonard Bloom. Jenna attends Millburn Middle School and enjoys science and math. In her spare time she loves to play soccer and softball and being with hr friends. She will run in a race to raise funds for The Foundation Fighting Blindness as her "Mitzvah Project ~ "Becoming a Bat Mitzvah means that I am becoming a Jewish .'Jdult. 1will be more responsible about making my own decisions and will learn more about my religion, therefore becoming a better Jew," says Jenna.
Rachel Lauren Scharf, her parents,JiII and Richard Scharf, and brother Alex look forward to celebrating her Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, November 6. Joining them will be grandparents Sylvia and Larry Miller and Elaine and Sandy Scharf. Rachel attends Millburn Middle School where she enjoys language arts and math, and finds time for dancing and hanging out with friends. She has danced and performed for residents of nursing homes and rehabilitation institutes for her "Mitzvah Project." Rachel says,"1 take on more responsibilities as I become a young adult in the Jewish community."
Elise Rachel Sobleman, daughter of Cindy and Joe Sobelman, will become a Bat Mitzvah of Saturday, November 13. Sister Jill, and grandparents Alfred Mirenda and Marilyn Sobelman will join her for her special day. Elise attends Millburn Middle School. She spends a lot of her time playing basketball and doing things wij :' her friends. Elise and her dog, Triton, have visited patients at nursing homes for herUMitzvah Project." Elise feels that "Becoming a Bat Mitzvah teaches me about the meaning of Jewish life and is the start of my search for what it means to be a Jewish woman:
lames Schiff Topilow, son of Elizabeth and Edmund Topilow, looks forward to his Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, November 13. Joining him are his sisters Brittany and Alyssa, and grandparents, Shirley and Arnold Topilow and Jacqueline Schiff. Jimmy attends Millburn Middle School where his favorite subjects are social studies, science and math. He gets great enjoyment from playing the piano and participating in soccer, tennis and golf. For his "Mitzvah Project; Jimmy plans to volunteer at a veterinary hospital because of his love of animals. "My Bar Mitzvah is very special to me. It is really the separation of my ch ildhood and my manhood. I expect I will have more responsibilities to handle," says Jimmy.
Adam Michael Starr, son of Jerry Starr and Pamela Keen, will become a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, November 13. Brother Matthew and grandpar(:nts Bernice and Herman Starr and Maxine and David Keen look forward to celebrating with him. A seventh grader at Maplewood Middle School, Adam's interests include social studies and language arts, la crosse, baseball, football and spending time with friends. For his "Mitzvah Project" Adam worked at a soup kitchen and volunteered to deliver food to the homebound elderly. Adam says, "Becoming a Bar Mitzvah means that I am becoming an adult in the Jewish community. I look forward to learning more about my heritage." . Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin Mazel Tov To Our Blnai Mitzvah
Mallory Paige Sheer, daughter of Robin and Howard Sheer, will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, November 20. Celebrating with her are sisters Elizabeth and Claudia and grandparents, Shirley and AI Drutman. Mallory enjoys math and social studies at South Orange Middle School and is enthusiastic about playing soccer and tennis. She is collecting cell phones for the elderly and less fortunate for 911 use for her "Mitzvah Project." "When I become a Bat Mitzvah, I am becoming a part of the Jewish community. Like the generations before me, this ceremony is another link in the chain of our Jewish heritage," says Mallory.
William George Spelman, son of Renee and Edmund Spelman and brother of David, Andrew and Daniel, will become a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, November 27. Grand parents Vivian Braitman and Elsie and Ed Spelman look forward to sharing in the family's simcha. Will is a student at Millburn Middle School who enjoys math and social studies. Jl it His favorite pastimes are playing football, basketball and baseball. He will volunteer at a • soup kitchen for his "Mitzvah Project." About this special day, Will says,"1 am proud to be able to participate further in the ~ Jewish community."
David Anthony Spelman, son of Renee and Edmund Spelman, will become a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, November 27. Celebrating with him are his brothers Daniel, . William and Andrew, and grandparents Vivian Braitman and Elsie and Ed Spelman. David attends Millburn Middle School and plays football, baseball and basketball and is also a drummer. His "Mitzvah Project" is volunteering at a soup kitchen. "Becoming a Bar Mitzvah means being a man and being able to help others," explains David.
Andrew Luke Spelman will be called to the Torah on Saturday, November 27. Andrew is the son of Renee and Edmund Spelman and brother of Daniel, William and David. Grandparents Viviam Braitman and Elsie and Ed Spelman look forward to this special day. Andrew enjoys basketball, baseball and football. He is a student at Millburn Middle School whre he likes math and science. He is volunteering at a soup kitchen for his "Mitzvah Project." Andrew looks forward to becoming a Bar Mitzvah because, "I will become a man in the Jewish community."
Come and meet with other mothers to discuss your baby and MOTHER the life changes you are experiencing. Leader Susan Siegcltuch, MSW, LCSW, plans to cover topics such as and finding child care, marital and emotional changes, returning to work, sleep deprivation, weaning your baby, language BABY development, impact on siblings and more. Please call Susan GROUP at 973-378-8635 to learn more about this program. Spon sored by The Iris Family Preschool. Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
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As November rolls around, so do Last, but not least, is regular specific availabili cy, times and location. cold and flu prevention considerations. exercise, according to your ability. It Also check with the web site: With the shortage offlu shots, helps to boost the immune system, www.findaflushct.com .Note that a it is most important for all of us to improve heart and lung function and small fee may be charged for the flu take advantage ofthe precautions that promote uplifting feelings .. shot. we can take as individuals, at any age. The flu is a virus spread through Thanks for reading. I hope it is First and foremost is HAND WASHING, the air. Care and time, not antibiotics, helpful. Best wishes for good health especially before you eat, after help. Unlike the more mild symptoms and happiness. Please contact me if toileting, and before and after you have of a cold, flu symptoms come on you or someone you know might spent time with friends, family and co suddenly. Other symptoms include a benefit from a call or visit from the workers. Covering your mouth and or splitting headache, dry cough, muscle Project SHIN Nurse. I can be reached at nose with a tissue or handkerchief if aches,exhaustion,and fever. (973) 736-3200 ext. 372. All ca lls are you cough or sneeze and then washing In years past, everyone was confidential. your hands offers added protection. encouraged to get a flu shot but this Second, eat nutritionally, get year's vaccine shortage has compli enough rest and drink fluids, fluids, cated things. Please talk with you~ Project SHIN Nurse fluids (unless you have a fluid restric doctor about the benefits and risks of tion). Fluids are good any time, in the getting a flu shot and whether you heat or in the cold to replenish fluids qualify this year.Although flu shots are lost and keep from getting dehydrated given into December and January, it is from sun, head or stomach related flu recommended to get it sooner than symptoms and fever. Fluids also help to later. If you and your doctor conclude keep your skin and other organs that getting a flu shot would be healthy, moist and clear, especially beneficial, there are a number of In Memoriam important when taking medication. community resources available. Furthermore, if you do get sick, the In addition to going to your fluids will help flush your system and doctor's office you may call your local EDGAR BANK help protect against or decrease pharmacy or supermarket, community Father of Todd Bank severity of most cold and flu related health department, or local hospital for infections. ELISE FRANCO BROWN Mother of Robert Epstein
SHELDON FEINBERG ANNUAL STISY MIDNIGHT RUN Father of Peter Feinberg Saturday, November 20 PAUL GLUCKSTERN 4:00-10:00 P.M. Father of Henry Gluckstem ALFRED KATZ COLLECTION Father of Joel Katz Clothing will be collected through November 19. Bins are located at the Religious School entrance. JOSEPH LUKS Father of Arlene Caplan Clothing Needed: Large or X-Large Shirts, Sweaters, Pants, Jackets, BERNIE SCHWINDER New Underwear and Socks, Trial Size Toiletry Items Father of Marvin Schwinder Hats and Gloves (Men's Clothing preferredl For information please call II JOSEPH TELEPOSKY ~ Tracy Horwitz at 973-763-4116. Husband of Amy Block '~ page16 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
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