ANSHE CHESED FAIRMOUNTBulletin TEMPLE MAY 2012 IYAR 5772 The Shavuot issue has been endowed by Toni & Alan Gendler and their children Jodi, of Blessed Memory, Jamie and Shanna. MAKE MAY 28, MEMORIAL DAY, TRULY MEANINGFUL— Please Join Us in May - Continuing the tradition, Fairmount Temple has FRIDAY, MAY 4 committed to placing 6:15 p.m. Annual Preschool Dinner in Weinberg Hall American flags on each of (reservations closed) the almost 300 graves of Jewish veterans 7:15 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat in Bogomolny Faigin Activity at Mayfield . We need as many Center for preschool age children and their families volunteers as possible on this mitzvah of 6 p.m. Brotherhood and Sisterhood Shabbat Dinner in Simon remembrance! All ages are welcome on Lounge (reservations closed) this project we do in conjunction with 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service in the Bonda Chapel The Temple Tifereth Israel. (please note on this evening there will not be a 6:15 p.m. service)

If you can join us on Monday, May 28 at SUNDAY, MAY 6 9:30 a.m. at the cemetery, or if you know 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Fairmount Temple’s Annual Meeting of a veteran buried at Mayfield who may At the Meeting, a slate of trustees will be elected to serve a three- not be on our list, please contact Wendy year term on the Board of Directors, a year-end recap will be given, Jacobson, 216-447-9542. Rabbi Caruso and Board President Jim Levine will present the President’s Award will also honor our Jewish veterans dur- to Wendy Jacobson for all her efforts in building Caring Commu- ing memorial prayers at our Shabbat Ser- nity here at Fairmount Temple. Mazel Tov Wendy! v ice on Friday, May 25. Light breakfast available at 10 a.m.

MONDAY, MAY 7 7 p.m. Religious School Graduation NO, IT WASN’T A DREADREAM!M! Mazel Tov to our 13 graduating Seniors, see page 4 Dear Members, A technical glitch caused what was sup- SATURDAY, MAY 12 posed to be a 2 p.m. Passover Greeting to 9:30 a.m.a.m.———4:304:30 p.m. Family Shabbaton at Camp Wise, with a be sent to you at 2 a.m. We are very special family tribute to Rabbi Caruso. See page 6 sorry for having interrupted your sleep and alarmed you on Thursday morn- SUNDAY, MAY 20 ing, April 5. I am extending an offer to 6 p.m. Spring Fundraiser Honoring Rabbi Caruso on his first catch up on your sleep at one of my 10 years at Fairmount Temple See page 3 ☺ sermons. -Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk SATURDAY, MAY 26/SUNDAY, MAY 27 Saturday, 6:45 p.m. Erev Shavuot Festival Service with Blessing of Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple - LIKE us on Confirmands and Confirmation of 10th grade students. See page 5 FACEBOOK so we can send you Sunday, 10:30 a.ma.m. Shavuot Morning and Yizkor Memorial blogs, pictures and updates. Service in Bonda Chapel. Experiencing Israel with Interfaith Partners Friday, May 4 7:15 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service n March, Senior Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk (please note special time) I helped lead an interfaith delegation Saturday, May 5 together with Rabbi Richard Block (second 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Chapel Service from left) of The Temple Tifereth Israel, on Bat Mitzvah – Jenna Josell behalf of the Jewish Federation of . 9:15 a.m. Torah Study; 10:30 a.m. Minyan On the brief mission, he introduced local 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary Service Christian pastors Stephen Rowan (far left) Bar Mitzvah – Adam Schreibman and Jawanza Colvin (next to Rabbi ACHAREI MOI-K’DOSHIM Nosanchuk) to the State of Israel, its social agencies, sacred sites, and cornerstone values. Leviticus 16:1-20:27 Shared below are some meaningful memories of his expedition. Haftarah – Amos 9:7-15 Friday, May 11 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat honoring Reli- gious School teachers, followed by Hot’n’Hearty Oneg Saturday, May 12 9:15 a.m. Torah Study; 10:30 a.m. Minyan 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service Bar Mitzvah – Aaron Jacobs 6 p.m. Mincha Havdalah Bat Mitzvah – AJ Eisenberg EMOR Leviticus 21:1-24:23 Haftarah – Ezekiel 44:15-31 Friday, May 18 Rabbis Nosanchuk and Block celebrating a Pesach Seder in the Tomer School of Beit Shean. 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service with Congregational Band 8 p.m. Chevrei Tikva GLBT Shabbat Saturday, May 19 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Chapel Service Bar Mitzvah – Zachary Shore 9:15 a.m. Torah Study 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan 6 p.m. Mincha Havdalah Bar Mitzvah – Max Gustafson B’HAR B’CHUKOTAI Leviticus 25:1-27:34 Haftarah – Jeremiah 16:19-17:14 Friday, May 25 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service Saturday, May 26 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Chapel Service From upper left: Rabbi Nosanchuk with congregant Shani Bar Mitzvah – Noah Mulligan Fox who is studying in Tel Aviv; The Interfaith delegation 9:15 a.m. Torah Study; 10:30 a.m. Minyan learn about the Youth Future Program in Beit Shean; Rev. 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Sanctuary Service Jawanza Colvin looking out at Mount of Olives. Bar Mitzvah – Jesse Orlean B’MIDBAR Numbers 1:1 – 4:20 ook for more photos in forthcoming Bulletins and on the Anshe Chesed Fairmount Haftarah – Hosea 2:1-2:22 L Temple Facebook page (please “like” us on Facebook.) of Fairmount Temple’s Adult 6:45 p.m. Erev Shavuot Festival and Israel Trip. On April 22, Rabbi Nosanchuk began to guide 33 Fairmount Temple members Confirmation of 10th Graders in an exciting journey through Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and northern Israel, celebrating Israel’s Sunday, May 27 Independence Day and taking part in Memorial Day observances, while exploring the cul- 10:30 a.m. Shavuot Yizkor Memorial and ture, history and meaning Jews can uniquely find in Eretz Yisrael, the land of Israel! Festival Service 2 There is Still Time To Be Part of this Wonderful Evening! CARING COMMUNITY

NEW --- COMFORT AND COPING for Those Who Have Lost An Adult Child This particular Grief Support Group will Join Us As We Honor RABBI JOSHUA CARUSO on be for those who have lost an adult child his First 10 Years with Fairmount Temple! in the past two years, and begins Tuesday, May 29 at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 20, 6 p.m. Share with others who understand this very difficult loss, and learn coping skills his will be a special evening in which we honor Rabbi Joshua Caruso for to help you move forward. T his first 10 years at Fairmount Temple. This is our chance to show our To RSVP, contact Wendy Jacobson at appreciation to him for the love he has shown this temple as our rabbi and to 216-216-447--447447--9542--9542 or [email protected]@fairmounttemple.org.... Cleveland as co-founder of the Greater Cleveland Congregations. In addi- tion, this annual fundraiser supports Fairmount Temple’s mission of life ---long-long learning, worship, and social action programming. WE ARE ONE Join us on May 20 and enjoy great food, participate in an “instant wine cellar” FAIRMOUNT raffle with the winner taking home a wonderful wine collection; bid on some Lobby Day great prize packages in a live auction, including dinners with the clergy, and a New York package (Rabbi Caruso’s former home) and a Cleveland package for Equality (his current home!). New this year is the opportunity to Fund-a-Project May 16 For the last six years, hundreds of - where you will immediately enhance the unique programs that make Fair- ans have visited their elected officials to mount Temple a place people want to call their home talk with them about equal rights for all • Yes, there is still time to RSVPRSVP—but we need to hear from you by May Ohioans regardless of sexual orientation 7. If you haven’t returned your RSVP card, please call Barbara Smith at and gender identity. Mothers, fathers, 216-447-9536. families, clergy members, students – • If you can’t attend this evening, but would still like to support it, we straight and gay, young and old - they thank you! Please send your donation to Barb Smith, Fairmount Temple, took a day off from school or work to go attn: Fundraiser, 23737 Fairmount Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122 to Columbus for this annual Lobby Day for EqualityEquality. • And Thank You to all the people who are working together to make this

evening a success, from our chairs, Amy Bilsky and Amy Wain Garnitz If you would like to join others from Fair- and their 38 member committee; the 36 table hosts; those who have pur- mount Temple and the Chevrei Tikva chased tributes in the program for that evening; everyone who has do- Chavurah who are going to Columbus on nated items, ideas and energy to make this evening a true celebration! Wednesday, May 16, please let Cathy Lipton know at 216-447-9539.

3 Service Honoring the Religious School Graduates Monday, May 7 • 7 p.m. Mazel Tov to the Class of 5772 who have demonstrated their love and devotion to Judaism through their commitment to education. Please join in congratulating these students and their families during this special service. All are welcome. Maxie Novinc Claire Cohen the Green Club, Israeli Culture Club and Science Olympiad. He will be studying political science Daughter of Stephanie & Daughter of Lynne & Philip at the University of Cincinnati. David Novinc, Maxie will Cohen, Claire will graduate graduate from Beachwood from Hawken School where David Hirsh High School where she was she played tennis and Son of Sally & Alan Hirsh, a cheerleader and played participated in the Writing David will graduate from on the lacrosse team. She Center and school newspaper. Gilmour Academy where he was also a member of the Multicultural Club, She served on the Saltzman Youth Panel, was on the soccer and Leadership Club and the American Sign Menorah Park Teen Board and Write On for swimming teams and on the Language Club. She has been very active in Israel. She will be attending Kenyon College. drama club. He was also CLEFTY, including serving as President. She Aaron Danielpour involved with the Teaching Cleveland Institute and Saltzman Youth Panel. will study fashion at Kent State University. Son of Lisa & David Danielpour, He will major in urban studies at the College of Alexis Perlmuter Aaron will graduate from Beachwood High School where Wooster. Daughter of Shari & he was a member of the robotics Kathryn Inglis Michael Perlmuter, Lexi will team. He has performed with Daughter of Patty Inglis and graduate from Hawken JCC Playmakers, volunteered at David Inglis (z”l), Katie will School where she was on the Montefiore, and developed a graduate from Shaker tennis team. She also was a mentoring program to help young teens with Heights High where she was choreographer for Asperger Syndrome and high functioning autism. Stagecrafters, and served on He’ll attend Case Western Reserve University. managing editor of the school paper and played on the Saltzman Youth Panel and Menorah Park Anna Garnitz the softball team. She also Teen Philanthropy Board. She will attend Daughter of Amy & David was a junior volunteer at college at George Washington University. Garnitz, Anna will graduate Montefiore. She will study business Richard Ringel from Hawken School where management and fashion merchandising at Son of Susan & Mark she was on the softball and either Emory University or U. of Michigan. Ringel, Richard will tennis teams. She also served Eve Kerman graduate from Orange on the Saltzman Youth High School where he Panel, Model UN, Relay for Daughter of Debra Leizman & Keith Kerman, played soccer and baseball, Life, and attended The Mountain School. She’ll and was in the Investment be attending Kenyon College. Eve will graduate from Hawken School where she Club and Israeli Culture Josh Giesler was the tennis team Club. He also served on the Saltzman Youth Son of Cynthia Tancer & captain. She also Panel and participated in the Camp Wise SIT Louis Giesler, Josh will volunteered for the program. He will study government and politics graduate from Hawken school’s speaker’s bureau in the Scholar’s Program at OSU. School where he played on the and at both University Hospital and Cleveland Carly Wohlfeiler baseball and soccer teams and Clinic. She will study nursing at Northeastern U. Daughter of Vicki & Arthur he also served on the Zachary Mandel Wohlfeiler, Carly will Saltzman Youth Panel and Son of Leah & Marty graduate from Beachwood Cleveland Social Venture Partners. He’ll study Mandel, Zach will High School where she was economics or political science at Bates College. graduate from Solon High on the softball, soccer, and Matt Goldenberg School where he played basketball teams, yearbook Son of Debby & Warren freshman soccer and was staff, orchestras and Goldenberg, Matt will part of the Comet American Sign Language Club. She will be graduate from Shaker Productions and a attending Indiana University in the fall. Heights High School where member of BBYO. He will he ran cross country and study broadcast journalism at Kent State track , and was a member of University. 4 Shavuot 5772 Our Award-Winning Middle School! Erev Shavuot, Saturday, May 26 6:45 p.m. Shavuot Evening Service and Confirmation of 10th Grade Students Shavuot, Sunday, May 27 10:30 a.m. Shavuot Morning and Yizkor Memorial Service 2012 Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Confirmands Mazel Tov to this year’s Confirmation Class and their families. Autumn-Marie Allin Eric Goldberg Marci & David Allin Susan & Steven Goldberg Joshua Carno-Harf Sophia Kerman Leslie Carno-Harf & Steve Harf Dr. Debra Leizman & Dr. Keith Kerman Kyle Cohen Carly Kwait Debra & Bryan Cohen Carol & Todd Kwait Zachary Davis Jessica Oddo Evlyn & James Davis Diane & Victor Oddo Jacob Edelman Jessica Parks Iris & Mark Edelman Lori & Thomas Parks Zane Eisen Sara Shore Robin & Brian Eisen Amy & Michael Shore Bryn Friedenberg Chadwick Tindel Belinda & Dr. Keith Friedenberg Karen & Darryl Tindel Fairmount Temple’s Middle School Eric Giesler was recognized at the March National Association of Temple Educators (NATE) Cynthia Tancer & Louis Giesler Conference with the Yad B’Yad Award The Confirmation Class of 5772 in New York City in March. for Exceptional Learning of Educa- tional Staff. This honor recognizes on a national level how our Middle School focuses on team learning opportunities for our teachers to study and learn to- gether, further enhancing their interac- tion and teaching of our students.

Pictured above are Middle School teach- ers Yevgenia Probst, Rick Leibovich and Lindsay Marcus. The bottom pic- ture includes some students with (at right) teachers Holly Green and Mike Levinstein.

HAVE YOU SIGNED YOUR STUDENT UP FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL YETYET? Forms can be found on the Religious School page on F a i r m o u n t T e m p l e ’ s w e b s i t e , www.fairmounttemple.org.

5 K-6 & YPC Family Shabbaton Women’s Study: A New at Camp Wise Chapter, Exodus Wednesday, May 16, 7 p.m. Making Shabbat a Destination The next gathering of the Women’s Study Group will be on May 16 as we delve further into the Book of Exodus Saturday, May 12, 9:30 a.m. --- 4:30 p.m. Camp Wise - 13164 Taylor Wells Rd. Chardon, OH 44024 We are studying the many fascinating facets of the Book of Exodus! We have Choose a way to pray: Two different t’filah hikes or already considered the Women of guided meditation Exodus and will soon be discussing the PRAY Choose a way to play: Swimming, canoes, art pro- plagues as both ancient miracle and jects, mitzvah work, putt-putt, soccer, basketball, PLAY modern message. Women of all ages are and BYO Indigo tie dye & more always welcome to join – no previous TOGETHER Come together for Torah, crazy family games and experience with the group is necessary!! songs around the fire pit with Rabbi Caruso where We are a friendly and eminently families will honor his 10th anniversary with welcoming bunch!! Fairmount Temple! To RSVP call Hedy Silber at Complete details and schedule online at www.fairmounttemple.org 216-447-9540 or [email protected]. Two ways to join us: 1) Come for the day, includes lunch! $10 per person/ $40 family max. Women’s Seder a Success! (includes lunch & snacks, s’mores and all activities from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) 2) Can’t come for the day? Come out for the end! Songs around the fire pit and s’mores to celebrate with Rabbi Caruso! Join us from 3 - 4:30 p.m.; $5 per person/ $18 per family RSVP by Thursday, May 3. Thanks!

Fairmount Temple’s YPC– Family Programming Committee & Religious School invite you to share Shabbat with other K-6 families. All ages of kids welcome! Families with younger kids will find a quiet “nap zone,” changing area and preschool-friendly options; older kids/teens can volunteer as “Junior Madrichim.” This program is supported by the Jewish Education Center’s Congregational Enrichment Fund and the Retreat Institute.

RSVP to Cathy Lipton 216/447-216/447-9539--9539 or [email protected] by May 3.

ED SHABBAT UNPLUGG Friday, June 29 7 p.m. Bogomolny Faigin Activity Center The Women of ACFT hosted an Inter- generationalgenerational Women’s Seder on March Celebrate Shabbat in this casual, comecome----asasas----youyouyou----are,are, laylay---- 27 in which more than 40 women shared led, campcamp----stylestyle Shabbat service --- come join us! a special evening together. Watch for it again next year!

6 Women of ACFT BROTHERHOOD

Sisterhood/Brotherhood Shabbat Dinner and Special Service SAVE THE DATEDATE—— Friday, May 4 Thursday, Aug. 9 the Brotherhood will sponsor a Night at the Captains Game Reservations are closed for the dinner, but please join us at 7:30 p.m. in the Bonda when the Lake County Baseball team Chapel for a Shabbat Evening Service led by members of the Brotherhood and Sister- takes on the Great Lake Loons. More hood, together with Cantor Sager and Student Rabbi Scott Fox. Service will be followed details will be in the next Bulletin, but by a special oneg. put it on your summer calendar now.

May Tuesday Lunches and Programs MITZVAH CORPSCORPS—— Can you spend an All are welcome to join us for a delicious lunch and interesting programs. occasional Saturday morning to visit with MAY 8 the residents of Montefiore through the Menu: Tomato Bisque, Roasted Apricot Chicken and Potatoes, California Vegetables, Rolls/ Brotherhood’s Mitzvah Corps? All ages Cookies, Coffee/Tea are welcome to this monthly mitzvah on Program: Rabbi Joshua Caruso (1 p.m.), A Sabbatical Preview: An Exploration of American the first Saturday at 2:30 p.m. To learn Judaism more, contact Nancy Tenenbaum at 216- MAY 15 464-1330, ext. 104. Menu: Vegetable Soup, Spinach/Cheese Roll Ups, Garlic Bread, Cookies, Coffee/Tea Program: Cleveland’s own Larry Morrow (1 p.m.) Passover Visit to Montefiore Cost is $6 for Women of ACFT members, $8 for non-members. The 1 p.m. programs are free. If you’d like to join us for noon lunch, RSVPs must be made between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. the day of the lunch by calling 216-464-1330, ext. 125.

Annual Meeting/Closing Luncheon Tuesday, May 22  11:30 a.m. Closing Luncheon; 1:00 p.m. with entertainment from Vocalist Dianne Palmer and Jazz Ensemble Cherry Red. Dianne Palmer (right) is a critically-acclaimed vocalist whose live stage performances explore a diverse musical range. Her sophisti- cated vocals and humor leave audiences enchanted. When she’s not on-stage, Dianne is busy working as a nationally-known voice-over talent for both radio and TV commercials. Perhaps you've heard her on commercials for Dirt Devil, Lancome, Wyndham Hotels, Maybel- line, Kraft Products, Windex, and hundreds more. Her mom, Jeanne Palmer and her aunt, Ethel Nathanson are both members of Fairmount Temple. The Luncheon will in- clude the installation of the new Executive Board. The program is underwritten by the Joseph Berger Fund.

Annual Meeting and Closing Luncheon, May 22 Name: ______Phone:______On April 2, our clergy members led a Guest name:______special pre-Passover program for our ($23 for paid up members) guests ($26)/ $10 donation for program only. (If you congregants at the Montefiore campus wish to be seated with others, include their names with this form) and their family and friends. In the top Deadline to RSVP is May 15. Mail reservation form and check (payable to Fairmount picture, Rabbi Caruso and Cantor Sager Temple Sisterhood) to: Fairmount Temple, Attn: Women of ACFT, 23737 Fairmount are pictured with Lou & Bea Sulzer and Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122. Questions? Contact Trina Miller at 440-442-8421. Margie Polster (standing); Rabbi Nosan- chuk is with Dorothy Goldenberg. 7 Fairmount Temple --- A Special Place to host your We mourn the loss of: Special Event id you know in one month at Fairmount Temple there was a Bat/Bat Mitzvah MERLE N. BENJAMIN D luncheon, an anniversary luncheon, a baby naming, and, that’s in addition to the Mother of Robert Benjamin (Hilliary) regularly scheduled rentals like yoga classes, duplicate bridge games, and choirs that and Pam Borstein (Marc) rehearse here! There are many options available to host your special event at Fair- mount Temple - from smaller, intimate rooms, to a larger hall with a dance floor, and PATRICIA HOWARD beautiful gardens. You know what your needs are. We can help you achieve a perfect Mother of Robert Howard (Terri Katz) celebration in a seamless fashion. and Richard Howard (Brigette)

To learn more about hosting an event at Fairmount ALICE KAYE Temple, contact Debbie Lazarus at Mother of Jeff Kaye, Martin Kaye and 216216----447447447----9530.9530. Ken Kaye and sister-in-law of Helen Rivelis (David)

STANLEY SIMON Husband of LeJane Simon and father of Congratulations Robert Simon

Mazel Tov to the following Fairmount Temple members: MATTHEW ALAN WALCOFF Suzanne Blazar on the birth of her great granddaughter, Tess Suzanna Boardman, to Son of Cynthia & Jim Glazer and grand- Melinda Blazar & Jeff Boardman. son of Harriet & Bernard Udelson Donna & Steve Borstein on the birth of their grandson, Brooks Noah, to Jessica & David Borstein. ROSALIE WEINBERG Sandra & David Burkons on the birth of their grandson, Jack Morton, to Nikki & Mike Mother of Patricia Greene (Howard) and Burkons. Corry Weinberg Bebe & Neil Katz on the birth of their granddaughter, Nell Grace Katz Kennedy, to Adrienne & Nick Kennedy. Our deepest sympathies to: Elaine & Milt Weinstein on the engagement of their son, David Weinstein, to Aliya Agins. Rita Blaugrund on the loss of her mother, Margaret Fisher. Bimah Flowers Earl Eisenberg (Janice) on the loss of his mother, Selma Eisenberg. Week Ending April 2727----28:28: Mary Garson in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of her great grandson, Bert Epstein (Fern) and Larry Epstein Kyle Goodman. on the loss of their father, Nathan Week Ending May 44----5:5: Rosette Lurie and Jackie & Chuck Lurie in memory of husband and Epstein. father, Barnett Lurie and of daughter and sister, Marilyn Giselle Lurie. Regina, Paul and Ruth Levy on the loss of her husband, Jacob Josell in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter and sister, Jenna Josell. Dr. Matthew Levy. Week Ending May 1111----12:12: The Linda and Cole Sugarman Memorial Fund in loving memory Jerald Tishkoff (Suzanne) on the loss of of husband and father, Benton Emanuel Cole & Linda and Cole Sugarman. Ethel Nathanson, his mother, Hanalie Tishkoff. Sheila Lockshin, Joan Rivitz and Nancy Hart in loving memory of husband & father, Fred Debbie Tomko (James) on the loss of Nathanson. her mother, Lenore Kahn. Week Ending May 1818----19:19: Fairmount Temple Sisterhood in loving memory of Rabbi Edward Waters (Karen) on the loss of Barnett R. Brickner. his mother, Lillian Esther Waters. Week Ending May 2525----26:26: Mrs. Harold C. Klein in loving memory of sister, Chialeen Stern.

A Memorial plaque has been inscribed by the loving family in memory of: If you would like to sponsor Bimah flowers or an Oneg in memory or in honor of someone, please call Debbie Lazarus at 216-447-9530. STUART SPIRO 8 B’nai Mitzvah

Saturday, May 26 Saturday, May 5 9:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. NOAH MULLIGAN JENNA JOSELL Son of Dara Holop & Daughter of Regina & Scott Mulligan Paul Josell

Saturday, May 5 Saturday, May 26 11 a.m. 11 a.m. ADAM JESSE ORLEAN SCHREIBMAN PRACTICING FOR PASSOVER - Twins Son of Stephanie & Son of Jill & David Morgan and Sydney ShagrinShagrin, Third David Orlean Schreibman Graders in the Religious School, work on

rolling out their matzah dough at classes . on March 18 Saturday, May 12 11:00 a.m. AARON JACOBS Fairmount Temple’s Son of Beverley & Barry Mission to the Jacobs Jewish Community of CUBA, Oct. 28-Nov. 5 Saturday, May 12 with Cantor Sarah Sager 6 p.m. AJ EISENBERG Daughter of Nancy Please Join our Mission to the Jewish Community of Cuba!! Registration Materials Eisenberg and Steven Are Now Here. If you have already expressed interest in this trip, you should have received Eisenberg your registration materials. If you are now considering joining us, all you have to do is let us know and we will send the registration materials to you!! The deadline for your non- refundable deposit is June 30, and payment for the entire trip will be due after the High Holy Saturday, May 19 Days. 9:15 a.m. As this is a humanitarian mission, we are planning to bring with us items that the Cuban ZACHARY SHORE Jewish community needs. We are each being asked to bring 15 pounds of needed supplies, Son of Amy & Michael or in the case of prescription medications, a lighter load. However – even if you are not go- Shore ing to Cuba, you can still be part of this mission by donating some of the needed items, in particular, prescription medications. HowHow can you help? If you or a family member has a prescription medication that has not expired, but is not needed any more, please donate it in Saturday, May 19 its original bottles/packaging. Also, if you have access to prescription samples, that would 6 p.m. be wonderful! MAX GUSTAFSON The Jewish Community of Cuba needs many other items in addition to prescription medica- Son of Elyse & Ken tions. The June Bulletin will give you more ideas of how you can participate. One congregant Gustafson is already collecting donated eyeglasses. Thank You!

Our mitzvah, of bringing needed items to Cuba, is the quality of the donations that we bring.

To learn more about the Mission Trip to Cuba, or for information about specific pre- scriptions and other items that are needed, please contact Iris Greene at 216216----447447447----95389538 or [email protected].

6 9 JUNE ANNIVERSARIES

1 Barry & Florine Sadowsky 54 19 Michael & Susan Borstein 52 4 Albert & Tanya Krill 52 20 Edwin Harvey & Sibyl Eigner 58 5 Sheldon & Nancy Socoloff 52 20 Scott Miller & Barbara Lowe 30 5 Jaye & Belinda Schlachet 35 20 William & Dana Trau 20 Coming Soon to 9 Michael & Shari Bolen 10 24 Wesley & Jean Berger 56 the Commons 12 Alvin & Eleanor Goldstein 57 24 Sanford & Ruth Yosowitz 50 Area, Fairmount 12 Neil & Wendy Jacobson 35 25 Martin & Lois Marcus 57 Temple will offer a 13 Lloyd & Bernice Goldman 30 25 David & Barbara Hochman 40 14 David & Louise Solomon 57 Sprout Healthy 25 Peter & Claudia Marmaros 30 Sprout Healthy 14 Henry & Joyce Edheimer 53 26 Jack & Tudy Stewart 57 Vending machinemachine. Through this 14 Robert & Sandra Schwartz 53 26 Sheldon & Nan Gisser 52 machine, one can choose healthy 15 Bill & Ruth Neides 60 26 Nathan & Gayle Schneider 52 snacks and healthy drinks, as well as 15 Jeremy Sosin & Stacy Schlein 15 yogurt, fresh fruit and vegetables 17 Daniel & Joanne Bonder 35 26 Jonathan & Margaret Chesler 35 18 Bennett & Edythe Adler 62 26 Mikhail & Svetlana Pomeranets 20 through this state-of-the-art machine. 18 Richard & Barbara Lederman 52 27 Edward & Eileen Davis 64 Many of the snacks are kosher and 18 Mitchell & Marcia Alperin 40 28 Dan & Robyn Feinstein 20 proceeds from this vending service 18 Lester & Esther Potash 40 29 Ralph & Marilyn Cohen 65 will be earmarked toward program- 19 Harry & Jane Nudelman 56 29 James & Dolores Kleinman 60 ming for our children. J UNE BIRTHDAYS

Abby Abelson Irina Gribov Jerry Savransky

Charlotte Agrast Pauline Grodin Joy Savren Robert Barna Fred Helden Richard Schanfarber End of the Year Sale in the Jeffrey Bilsky Nathan Hoffman Carolyn Shakno Gift Shop Ileen Bloch David Inglis Elaine Silver Everything will be 20% off. Stock up for Ruth Bogart Bruce Ison LeJane Simon those Confirmation and wedding gifts. We are also now carrying the Don Marci Bone Carolyn Ison Marvin Snyder Drumm line of trays and mezuzahs. The Lawrence Byrnes Jack Kaufman Ricky Sonkin sale runs through May 22, the day of the Alan Cohen Adelle Kendis Betty Teitelbaum Women of ACFT Closing Luncheon. The Eileen Davis Karen Kreinberg Jerald Tishkoff Shop is open Tuesday, 9:30—noon and Sundays of Religious School, 9:30 a.m.— Mark Fellenbaum Reva Laureno Mitzie Verne 12:30 p.m. Brynna Fish Karen Moses Michael Walton Ellen Fishman Frances Pursell Manuel Wolf Visit us on the web: Betty Friedlander Albert Reet Robert Wyman www.fairmounttemple.org Harriett Friedman Ruth Robbins Rosella Zavell Do we have your ee--mail--mail to keep you Natalie Gelfand Margo Roth Maxine Zavelson updated of any programming Lynn Glickson Rose Roth Sandi Zucker changes? Send your e-mail to: Milestones listed recognize Birthdays celebrated every five years after age 40, and every year after age 85; and Anniversaries celebrated the first year, every five years, and every year after 50. If you do not wish to [email protected]. Don’t have your milestone printed, contact Laura Munson, 216-447-9541. forget to LIKE us on FACEBOOK! 10 Week Ending May 44----5555 Joseph Rossmann Ida Katovsky Kichler Robert M. Glick Joseph S. Dobrin Max Abramovitz Marvin J. Rukin Mildred Klein Rebecca Goldberg Nettie Elias Howard Abrams Shirley A. Rukin Gertrude S. Kohrman Elliott Goodman Maurice S. Englander Isadore Battler Roberta Ardman Salzman Norman J. Kozokoff, M.D. Nathan N. Goodman Harold Evans Amelia Beer Morris Schneider Ruben Levin William Green Jessie M. Federman Florence V. Benjamin Gertrude F. Schwartzman Judge Manuel Levine Ethel Friedman Greenberg Jerome S. Forsch Sigmund Berk Katherine T. Selman Samuel C. Levine Mollie N. Kichler Margaret R. Freiberger Dr. Willard Alan David J. Shamis Dorothy E. Licker Shirley Klein Celia Gart Bernbaum Rose L. Sherman Ida Lowensohn Jean Kraus Phil R. Gilman Arthur E. Blum Alex L. Siegel Joy E. Malkin Judge Arthur Krause Jacob Glauber Bernice Boydman Rose Sondheimer Lena Marmaros Nancy Meltzer Lebowitz Dr. Raymond W. Jeanne Weil Bradley Rea Starkoff Fred E. Nathanson Dora Cohen Lelyveld Goldblum Samuel Brockman Lillian N. Ungar Dr. David Nutkin Sol Less Solomon Goldschmidt Phyllis Burkons Samuel Volk Jack Persly Minerva Levin Alan Hubar Meta Cohen Stanley Volk Abe M. Porus Leanore Lewine Sadye E. Katz Jack A. Cole Richard L. Wayne Charles Reich Alexander M. Morris Charlotte P. Kaufman Bessie Dombcik Benjamin B. Weingarten Rose B. Rosenfeld Bertha Moss Elmer Kaufman Ruth Evans Joseph Weissman Helen Solomon Rosman Evelyn Newman Esther W. Klein Sarah Feiner Sol P. Wertheimer Joseph Rossman Sanford Newman Abraham Kohrman Morris Flusser Samuel J. Rossman Mollie H. Polatschek Max Korman Rosa Flusser Week Ending May 1111----1212 Marvin R. Schwartz Rose D. Polshek Henry Kramer Eva K. Freyman Jacob M. Anthony Sarah Schwartzman Dr. Max D. Porus Herman Laskin Gertrude W. Glick Dora Aronson Anna Amdur Silverman Marian L. Saphire Dr. Jacob E. Laskin Carrie Steiner Goldsmith Bess Axelrod Dorothy Katovsky Louis L. Schaffer Florence Lasky Helen Goulder Hattie Beer Singerman Yetta Seidenfeld Judith Quasser Levin Lottie W. Gray Freda Bernstein Bernard H. Sinks Rebecca Smukler Hyman Levingston Edward A. Hartz Bernice Blaugrund Sadys Somers Frank Spitz Dr. Harry L. Levitt Rosa K. Heller Franklin H. Blazer Esther Stern Irma Spitz Ann E. Lutsker Helen Rich Hollander Abe J. Bloom Sadie Sternberg Florence Stanford Leo Malkin Robert D. Kates Helen Bloom Linda Elaine Sugarman Harry Sugerman Harold S. (Hal) Moses Betty Kess Florence Miller Bonfield Dr. Samuel S. Teitelbaum Leonard M. Ratner Pauline Pickus Anne R. Klein Joseph A. Brenner Florence Wakser Merle James Rogen Esther Rivelis Michael Kliegman Samuel Caplan Eva Weil Morton Rotsky Irving Rivelis Anna F. Klopper Morton P. Cohn David Weisberg Maxwell H. Trau Albert L. Rubin Dr. William Kutler Benton Emanual Cole Rose Weiss Joseph A. Yoelson Miriam K. 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Esther and Oscar Adelman/Margaret and Norman Gutmacher in appreciation of appreciation of Rabbi Caruso and in memory Justin Spiegle Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fund: Cantor Sager and in memory of Evelyn of Dr. Allan Rolfe. Michelle & Len Stern in memory of Lenore Sugerman; Judy & Harvey Relman in Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk Philanthropic Fleishman. appreciation of Cantor Sager; Ruth Fund: The Kaye family in appreciation of Edythe and Bennett Adler Endowment Wertheimer in memory of Nathan Gould, Rabbi Nosanchuk and in memory of Alice Fund: Edythe & Ben Adler in memory of Clara Uhrman and Matthew Walcoff. Amster Kaye; Ellen & Jeffrey Leavitt and Henrietta Eisner, Max Adler and Pauline Caring Community Fund: Helen & David Cheryl & Norman Gutmacher in appreciation Friedman. Rivelis in appreciation of the shiva cookie tray. of Rabbi Nosanchuk and in memory of Evelyn All For Our Children Fund: Marilyn & Beatrice G. Dubal Youth Activity Fund: Sugerman; Rena J. Olshansky in appreciation Jeffrey Bilsky in memory of Matthew A. Eleanor & Joe Feitler in honor of Gregory of Rabbi Nosanchuk; Dr. & Mrs. Justin Singer Walcoff. Pickus’ birthday. in appreciation of Rabbi Nosanchuk and in Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Edelman/Borstein Prayerbook Fund: Steve honor of Lori and Lexxi Singer. Memorial Fund: Ronald N. Ashkenas in & Donna Borstein in memory of Marvin Richard Ross Educational Fund: Jerry & memory of Harold Ashkenas; Bruce Friedman; Elaine & Howard Silver in honor Debbie Ross in honor of the milestone Ashkenas in memory of the 100th anniversary of Donna Borstein’s special birthday. anniversary of Trina & Herb Miller. of Harold Ashkenas’ birth; Katherine Beder Fine Nadler Education Enrichment Fund: Cantor Sarah J. Sager Music Fund: Len & in memory of Howard Beder; Mae Berkman Michelle & Len Stern in appreciation of the Cel Polster in memory of Betsy Spaeth. in memory of Bernard Berkman; Sandy & Fine family. SchneiderSchneider----SchwartzSchwartz Youth Fund: Joan & Richard Friedman in memory of Evelyn Evelyn Friedl Preschool Enrichment Fund: Mort Rogoff in honor of Alexis Klein Sugerman; Jacqueline Goler and Susie Litt Scott, Amy Sam and Justin Bilsky in memory becoming a Bat Mitzvah; Ilene & Allan and family in memory of Sylvia D. Wintner; of Matthew Walcoff. Schwartz in honor of Sid Nudelman and Paul E. Greenfield in memory of Ida Bonda Rose Friedman Parenting Center: Jim & Martin Lipsitz’s speedy recoveries. Greenfield; Rita S. Hubar in memory of Ruth Friedman in memory of Honnie Busch Spitz Family Education Fund: Marsha & Michael Siegel and Jerome Siegel; Mike & and in honor of the milestone birthday of Jim Spitz and family in memory of Alvin Jaye Joseph in memory of Florence Joseph; Edith Orlean and the 50th anniversary of Krenitz. William Kahn in memory of Jean Kahn Herbert & Trina Miller. Sisterhood Fund: Joseph Berger Music Diamond; Virginia Klaus in memory of General Fund: Sandy & Richard Friedman in Fund: Alexandra Berger in memory of Kelly Honnie Busch; Peter & Gayle Klein in honor of Norm Singer’s birthday. Small. memory of Aida Klein; Jeanne M. Palmer in General Support Fund: Audee & Bruce Ison RABBI ARTHUR J. LELYVELD CENTER memory of Arnold N. Palmer; Phyllis & Joel in honor of Elliott Weisenberg’s milestone FOR JEWISH LEARNING: Susan Scheps in Polster in memory of Marla Kay Miller; The birthday. memory of Melvin Rose; Craig & Mary Beth Propper family in memory of Eva Propper; Hunger Fund: All of the following in Wasserman, Gail & Allen Friedman and Albert B. Reet in memory of Mildred Burger; memory of Melvin Rose: Michael & Louise Lainie & Marc Cohen in honor of Mitch Gloria Mattlin Rogen in memory of Clara Benz, Ronald B. Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Lapin’s milestone birthday; Edna & Paul Marks Rogen; Jack & Meredith Rotsky in Marcus, Laura Septic, Bucky & Gloria Stein in memory of Dr. Matthew Levy and memory of Patricia Fine; Laura M. Silver in Shewitz, Mr. & Mrs. Bud Urdang. Edith Silver. memory of Milton J. Silver; Marilyn & Helen and Henry Jacobson Family Ira W. Desberg Bookshelf: Elaine Rippner, Stephen Sniderman in memory of Alvin & Scholarship Fund: Helen & Henry Jacobson Doris Stern and Betty Friedlander in memory Seville Spiegel; William F. Steiner in memory in memory of Matthew Walcoff. of Adelbert Roubicek. of Rudolph Steiner. Trina and Herb Miller Family Chorale Samuel Wallack Bookshelf: Dolores & Bud Loretta and Jerome Borstein Sukkot Fund: Fund: Sandy & Richard Friedman in honor Urdang in honor of Grace Wallack’s special Loretta Borstein in memory of Matthew of Trina & Herb Miller’s 50th anniversary. birthday. Walcoff. Claire E. Philip Special Needs Children’s Jerome and Malvin Wertheim Bookshelf: Cantor’sCantor’s Philanthropic Fund: Stanley Beder Fund: Roland Philip & family in memory of Eunice & Dick Wertheim in memory of in memory of Howard Scott Beder; David M. Margaret Schwartz, Antoinette Philip and Charles Sternberg. Gross in appreciation of Cantor Sager and in Claire Philip. Celia Smith Rogovin Children’s Library: honor of Leah Gross becoming a Bat Mitzvah; Rabbi Joshua Caruso Philanthropic Fund: Marilyn and Murray Edelman Bookshelf: Robert and Richard Howard in appreciation David M. Gross in appreciation of Rabbi The following in memory of Jeffrey Edelman: of Cantor Sager and in memory of Patricia Caruso and in honor of Leah Gross becoming Sandy & Richard Friedman, Drs. Dan & Amy Howard; Ellen & Jeffrey Leavitt and Cheryl & a Bat Mitzvah; The Rolfe family in Polster, and Bette & Stanford Segal. 12 ANSHE CHESED FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE May 2012

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