HONORING TRADITIONS ENGAGING FAMILIES SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES

Volume 92, No. 4 • October 2019 • Tishri/Heshvan 5780

Congregational Picnic, Sunday, September 8 From Rabbi This year’s congregational picnic was a fantastic success! Over 160 people of all Jessica ages attended, including members, prospective members and their wonderful fami - Barolsky lies. There were games, a bounce house, tie-dyeing, BBQ, and so much more. Teachers, Rabbi Barolsky, Cantor Barash and our new Director of Lifelong Learning, As we enter the Susan Cosden, were on hand to greet one and all. Many thanks to all of the many month of October, volunteers and our professional staff who helped bring this wonderful event off. We is on our are already looking forward to next year’s picnic! minds, as we prepare to gather and atone. Hopefully, we have done the hard work of apologizing to one another for the things we did that we wish we hadn’t— or the things we didn’t do and wish we had. When we come together, we turn toward God, apologizing to God for deeds, words, actions, and inactions between ourselves and the Divine. It is an intense day of prayer and fasting. But it is not the holiday that dominates the upcoming month.

Instead, that holiday is , the seven-day (or eight-day, depending on your background) harvest festival, the holiday of booths. Sukkot begins this year, on Sunday, October 13, in the evening, but our congregational cele - bration starts the night before. On Saturday night, October 12, we will be having a sukkah decorating party (with thanks to Temple Brotherhood for din - ner and flexibility when the staff asked to take a one-year Sukkahmobile hia - tus). We will still have the opportunity to create the LONGEST PAPER CHAIN EVER, and this year, we will hang it in our congregational sukkah. We will have dinner, do crafts, make the chain, mark Havdalah, and have a late-night surprise afterwards, for those who stay to the end. We will welcome the holi - day on Sunday evening with a bring- your-own dinner in the sukkah (or in Surlow Hall, depending on the weather and your personal hardiness), and then a festival service, and then we continue Top left photo: Social Action Committee and Ozrim at work making bologna with services on Monday morning. sandwiches. Top right: Audrey Berman. Middle left: Chalk drawings by Michael Taibleson’s twin grandchildren Max and Alice. Middle right: Saralee Taibleson and Continued on page 2 Michael Taibleson who designed the T-shirts with Todd Richheimer. Some of these opportunities will be high - Rabbi Barolsky, From Our lighted in the Volunteer Corner, which continued from page 1 President you can find in your weekly Emanu- Email. Our auxiliaries, Women of Emanu- If you haven’t seen the lulav-shaking that We are once again in El and Temple Brotherhood, strengthen goes on at a Sukkot morning service, the midst of the High our congregation in many ways and can come join us! Holy Days. As we always make use of extra hands. Our cler - spend time with fami - gy would be thrilled to have you partici - Sukkot, where we dwell in imperma - ly and friends, we may pate in a service, sing in the choir, or play nent booths, reminds us of our fragility, find some brief respite in the band. If you would like to direct of the blessings of sturdy and safe places from the cares of our daily routines. We your energy into tikkun olam, repair of to live—and also that not everyone in can turn away from the chaos and con - the world, our Social Action committee our world enjoys these blessings. This flict of the news, and turn off the noise has many ways to strengthen the wider year, we consider those who leave their of social media. Our focus turns inward, community while working with your fel - homes behind in order to find a better as we consider our actions of the past low congregants. home. On Tuesday evening, October year, and how we might improve in the 15, at 7:00 pm, during Sukkot, we will year to come. You can also strengthen our Jewish com - join together to share our own immigra - munity by supporting the High Holy tion stories. Many of us have a family On Yom Kippur we will ask of ourselves Day Appeal. This is an important sup - story of our own parents, grandparents, if we have done enough to give back to plement to funds we receive through great-grandparents or ourselves, seeking the community, to support Jews in need, annual commitments, and many find a more stable, more sturdy, safer place to carry on our traditions, and to make that gifts made at this time of year are to call home than the walls of the time for Jewish learning, worship and especially meaningful. sukkah that surround us. Please join us mitzvot. Our congregation provides in welcoming these guests to our con - many opportunities for self-improve - L’shana tova! Michael Levin gregational home, and in sharing our ment in these areas. own stories of impermanence, transi - tion, and shelter. G’mar chatimah tovah, may we all be From Our inet, Jean Lauterbach on french horn, sealed for blessing in the Book of Life . Barb Levin on alto sax, Michael Levin on Cantor oboe, Morrie Rudberg on trumpet, Eitan Rabbi Jessica Barolsky Silver on electric bass, Laura Straus on [email protected] Come hear our flute, Michael Taibleson on trumpet, and Pam Treisman on English horn. Cantor CEEBJ Band… Barash will be conducting the band, and at services on Dan Dance has arranged some beautiful Friday, October compositions of your favorite prayers 25 at 7:30 pm! and melodies. Hope to see you there! Debra and I hope you are having a Our CEEBJ Band will be performing spir - wonderful and wish you ited songs at our Friday evening worship a meaningful Yom Kippur, Sukkot and service on October 25 at 7:30 pm! Simhat Torah! Come and hear our band featuring Dan Dance on piano, Andrea Goetzinger on L’Shalom, tuba, Gary Kavalar on alto sax and clar - Cantor David Barash

Polishing our silver before the High Holy Days

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October Worship Schedule Taxi service available for anyone needing transportation on all High Holy Day services. Childcare will also be available at all High Holy Day Services. To reserve a place, please call the synagogue office at (414) 228-7545.

Tuesday, October 1 Wednesday, October 9 honoring our new students will precede Rosh Hashanah Morning Service Yom Kippur Morning Service 9:30 am the service at 5:45 pm. The cost is $13.50 9:30 am Children’s High Holy Day Experience per member adults and $9.50 for kids 4- Torah Portion: Genesis 22:1-19 9:30 am 12. Kids 3 and under are free. Non- Prophetic Reading: Jeremiah 31:2-20 Yom Kippur Study Sessions 12:30 – 2:30 members please add $1 more. For more Yom Kippur Family Service 1:30 pm information on the dinner and/or to Friday, October 4 Afternoon and Yizkor Services 3:00 pm make reservations, contact Tiffani in the Shabbat Shuvah Service/ Ne’ilah 5:15 pm Lifelong Learning Office by Wednesday, Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm Havdalah and a light break-the-fast October 16. will follow the services. Saturday, October 5 Monday, October 21 Shabbat Morning Study Minyan Friday, October 11 Atzeret – Simhat Torah Morning 9:00 am Shabbat Eve Service 7:30 pm Service with Yizkor 10:30 am Torah Portion: Vayelekh, Childcare will be provided. Followed by a catered festival lunch in Deuteronomy 31:1-30 the Sukkah. This event is free for the Prophetic Reading: Hosea 14:2-10; Saturday, October 12 entire family but to help us plan, please Micah 7:18-20; Joel 2:15-27 Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am make your reservations online at Torah Portion: Ha’azinu, ceebj.org or call the synagoue office Tuesday, October 8 Deuteronomy 32:1-52 at (414) 228-7545 by Wednesday, Kol Nidre 7:30 pm Prophetic Reading: II Samuel 22:1-51 October 16. NOTE NEW TIME Sunday, October 13 Friday, October 25 Sukkot Eve Service 7:00 pm Shabbat Eve Service 7:30 pm Birthday blessings for all those celebrat - Our CEEBJ Band will play. ing birthdays in the month of October Childcare will be provided. A bring-your-own dinner will precede Sukkah the service at 6:00 pm in the Sukkah. Saturday, October 26 Decorating Bonanza Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Monday, October 14 Shabbat Morning Service 10:30 am Saturday, October 12, Sukkot Morning Service 10:30 am Jack Allan Graskamp will be called to 6:00 - 8:30 pm Followed by a catered festival lunch in the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah. the Sukkah.This event is free for the Torah Portion: Bereshit, Genesis 1:1-6:8 Dinner - Crafting entire family but to help us plan, please Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 42:5-43:10 Creating the make your reservations online at LONGEST PAPER CHAIN YET ceebj.org or call the synagoue office at Friday, November 1 Havdalah (414) 228-7545 by Thursday, October 10. Kabbalat Shabbat Service/ Special surprise Torah Portion: Leviticus 23:32-44 Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm Prophetic Reading: Zechariah 14:1-21 This event is free for the Saturday, November 2 Friday, October 18 entire family but to help us plan, Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Kabbalat Shabbat Service/ please make your reservations Boker Tov Totpalooza 9:30 am Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm online at ceebj.org or This is a service in song and dance for families call the synagoue office Saturday, October 19 at (414) 228-7545 with young children Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am with special musical by Thursday, Shabbat Morning Service 10:30 am October 10 . guest Wendy Cohen. Cailyn Madison Michael will be called to A Shabbat brunch for those attending the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. Totpalooza follows at 10:00 am. RSVP by calling the Lifelong Learning Sunday, October 20 Office by Thursday, October 31. Atzeret – Simhat Torah Eve Service Torah Portion: Noah, Genesis 6:9-11:32 7:00 pm Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 54:1-55:5 New Student Consecration. A catered festival dinner for all of our congregants

www.ceebj.org 3 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Conservative, and Reconstructionist syn - Children’s High Holy Day Director of agogues, women are allowed to carry Lifelong and read from the Torah. I asked her if Experience: Yom Kippur Learning she would like to touch it and as she Wednesday, October 9, did, she cried again. It is still such a at 9:30 am Simhat Torah brings vibrant memory, and it happened twen - up different memo - ty-eight years ago. Open to children ages 4 – 8, during Yom ries for different peo - On Sunday, October 20, at 7:00 pm the Kippur morning services. We will experi - ple. For some, it may Lifelong Learning committee and the ence the major themes of Yom Kippur by be of the consecra - Social Action Committee are partnering participating in our own CEEBJ version of tion of their children or their own con - together to run Simhat Torah, Amazing Race. Due to the nature of our secration. How many of you still have Sweetness, and Social Action: An programming, we recommend that par - your mini Torah? (I still have mine and it Intergenerational Educational ticipants either dress knowing they will get is rolled to the Torah portion I read Program to Prepare for Simhat Torah . dirty or dress for synagogue and bring a when I became a Bat Mitzvah.) For oth - This event is open to all congregants of smock. Please RSVP online at ceebj.org or ers, it may be dancing with the Torah. every age group, preschoolers through a call the synagogue office at (414) 228- Perhaps some of you have memories hundred and twenty. From 9:30 am – 7545 no later than Wednesday, October 2, like me of making your own flags that 11:30 am we will gather together to so we can have enough staff and su pplies. you marched with during the hakafot study and to do; we will learn and be with the Torahs. Some of you might not Torah so we can get ready to welcome yet have memories of this holiday. in Simhat Torah that evening as individ - Weekly Women’s Torah My favorite memory of Simhat Torah uals and as a synagogue. Study, Tuesdays occurred when I was a student at Our festivities that evening will begin October 15 - December 17 Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem. I with a catered congregational dinner was a member of Kehilat Kol and then services, consecration to wel - 10:00 – 11:30 am HaNeshama, a Reform synagogue. Each come new students to $100 for all 10 sessions year the congregation has a tradition on Jewish Day School and our religious or $10 each session Simhat Torah of walking their Torahs school, and dancing with the Torah. from their synagogue to a home for After joining us for both the morning Join us Tuesday mornings adults with special needs to celebrate and the evening, hopefully each of you for coffee, nosh and in- Simhat Torah with them. During the will have new memories attached to depth discussion of Torah procession from the synagogue, I had Simhat Torah and CEEBJ. from women’s perspec - the honor of holding one of the Torahs. tives. Dr. Sherry Blumberg, As I was walking, I was stopped by an May all of the fall holy days bring you contributor to, The Torah: elderly woman who was crying. She meaning, sweetness, health, and joy. A Woman’s Commentary, informed me she was crying because will lead us through this Dr. Sherry Susan Cosden, RJE she had never seen a woman holding a text and the poetry, femi - Blumberg [email protected] Torah. I explained to her that in Reform, nist readings and traditional commen - tary it holds. This course is perfect for Yom Kippur Study Sessions anyone who identifies as female, “Hear O Israel, Are You Listening?” whether new to Torah study or a more experienced scholar.Register at Wednesday, October 9, 12:30 - 2:30 pm ceebj.org or contact the synagogue “Sacred Dialogue” will be the theme of chvrutah-style conversations about office at (414) 228-7545. this year’s Yom Kippur Afternoon study Sacred Dialogue. Aaron Lippman , There is no class on Tuesday, October 1. sessions and will be the continuing Milwaukee Jewish Day School Head of theme throughout the year for the Lifelong School, will discuss “Critical Learning Committee’s activities. Conversations.” “Are We Listening to Sukkot Welcoming One Another “ will be covered by facili - Tuesday, October 15, Have you ever studied chevrutah-style tated by Graduate Professor Emeritus, (one on one)? What are some of the Cary Silverstein . at 7:00 pm important conversations of the day? When we speak with each other, do we Members of the Yom Kippur Afternoon Come share your family’s immigration also listen? This is your chance to Task Force included Audrey Brooks, Judy story and learn how explore these areas immediately follow - Kaplan, Nikki Levin, Norm Malmon and so many of us and ing Yom Kippur Morning services. Nadine Zuckerman; they were assisted our families sought by Rabbi Jessica Barolsky and Susan more permanent, Audrie Berrman , chair of the Adult Cosden, Director of Lifelong Learning. safer homes than Education Committee, will facilitate the Audrey Brooks a sukkah. www.ceebj.org 4 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Simhat Torah, Sweetness, Anshe Mitzvah Begins Kabbalat Torah Begins and Social Action Tuesday, October 29, Tuesday, October 29, Sunday, October 20, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 7:00 – 8:00 pm 9:30 am Join other adults to learn, and re-learn, Kabbalat Torah is our program for tenth All CEEBJ congregants are invited to join Hebrew and become Anshe Mitzvah at graders where they spend the year study - us on Sunday, October 20, 9:30 – 11:30 the end of this two year cycle. Work on a ing with our rabbis (Rabbi Barolsky until am, for an intergenerational educational weekly basis with the Rabbis, Cantor, and winter vacation and Rabbi Berkson from program to learn and prepare for Simhat Susan Cosden to study Torah, explore January – May). At the end of the their more about Judaism, and learn Hebrew Torah. Together we will explore the studies, our Kabbalat Torah students par - for life cycle events and services. sweetness of Torah, how Torah leads us ticipate in services and accept to action, and how we celebrate Torah. the gift of the Torah. Class will meet on This event is being sponsored by both Anshe Mitzvah will meet on Tuesdays, Tuesdays, 7:00 – 8:00 pm, beginning on the Lifelong Learning Committee and 7:00 – 9:00 pm and will begin on Social Action Committee. If you are sin - Tuesday, October 29. Contact Rabby Tuesday, October 29. As part of the class, gle, married, a religious school family, a Barolsky or Susan Cosden with ques - students will join Rabbi Berkson on a trip Day School family, a Jewish preschool tions. to Jewish New York. family, empty nesters, or grandparents/ great grandparents, please join us. This event is free for the entire family but to help us plan, please make your reserva - Totpalooza tions online at ceebj.org or call the with Special Musical Guest, synagoue office at (414) 228-7545 by Wednesday, October 16. Then, join us Wendy Cohen, again Sunday night at 5:45 pm for our Saturday, November 2, catered congregational dinner and at 7:00 pm for Atzeret-Simhat Torah Eve 9:30 am until nap time Service and new student consecration. Join us for a 30-minute musical Shabbat experience designed for pre-schoolers and their families! Stay for brunch and play time after the service. We will have activities for the littlest friends to the most active pre-schoolers. No cost for this event, simply RSVP at ceebj.org , or call the synagogue office at Temple Tots ~ Temple All (414) 228-7545. October 27 Join our monthly family learning program for you and your tot (3-4 year old). Eighth Celebration of Jewish Learning, Pre-Sunday School for your pre-schooler. 9:30 am: Study and project. Culture, & Community 10:15 am: Play and schmooze time. Limmud Chicago + Midwest November 15-17, 2019 There is no fee for the class. Please RSVP so we have enough supplies. Register at At the JCC Perlstein Retreat Center, Lake Delton, WI ceebj.org or call the synagogue office at A transformational Jewish learning (414) 228-7545. platform, connecting Jews of all backgrounds and ages, giving them the opportunity to learn from one another and celebrate Jewish community. Mazal Tov to Our The Retreat Includes: Consecration Students • A weekend of amazing, diverse • CRC-Supervised kosher meals and Their Families Jewish learning opportunities! and warm Shabbat atmosphere. We are so honored to partner with these • Family programming & Camp • Weekend Accommodations at families in raising Jewish menschen. Limmud for kids 12 and under. JCC Perlstein Retreat Center Welcome to our religious school and to • Evening celebrations & social activities. these students beginning their formal Jewish education: Noah Barolsky, Liam Registration: Last-Minute registration until October 15 Broidy, Mollie Chudnow, Samantha Sunday registration available through November 14 Kimmel, Simon Komisar, Brynn Lewis, Clarence McPhaul, Raymond McPhaul, Learn more at limmudchi.org and Jonathan Whipp. www.ceebj.org 5 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook ing thoughts away or trying to focus on wonderful volunteers and Champions, Women of breath, just softly notice thoughts and Edie Pump and Belle Anne Freund, for Emanu-El feelings and body. We might see nega - making this event a great success. tive thoughts or emotions — that’s OK. From Our Just notice them, watch them. Don’t try Monthly Mah Jongg and Munchies is a President to turn them into positive thoughts or hit with 50 participants this last month. push them away. We can do this practice Please feel free to join the group on Everyone's path to for 5 minutes a day, or up to 30 minutes Tuesday, November 12 at 10:00 am. happiness is different. if it is useful. Of course talking to some - There is a $9 charge for this event which Based on the latest one is a great way to bounce ideas off includes snacks, drinks, and lunch. research gathered from “Action for that you may see, due to the difficulty Happiness” there are 10 Keys to Happier there is from separating our thoughts In December, there will be the third Living that consistently tend to make life and emotions. annual California Pizza Kitchen happier and more fulfilling. Together fundraiser. Please plan on joining us, they spell "GREAT DREAM." either dine in or carry out. The Women of Emanu-El gets a percentage of the This month I will discuss “Acceptance.” grand total spent on the fundraiser day. This year it will be in December. Please No one is perfect. But so often we com - look for further information regarding pare our insides to other people's out - this event. sides. Dwelling on our flaws - what we're not, rather than what we've got - The Judaica Shoppe has all of your makes it much harder to be happy. “B’nai Mitzvah” needs. As a congregant, Learning to accept ourselves, warts and you are entitled to 15% off of your B’ne all, and being kinder to ourselves when Mitzvah needs. Come see us on Sundays things go wrong, increases our enjoy - and Wednesdays during religious ment of life, our resilience and our well- A different perspective may help us see school. Can’t make it during those times? being. It also helps us accept others as clearly. The Women of Emanu-El are No problem! Contact Bobbie Cohn at they are. thinking of offering a mindfulness pro - [email protected] and, she will gram this year. If there is anyone interest - meet you at your convenience! Having constant criticism in our heads ed in helping me organize this program, about not being good enough is a sure please contact me. Finally, we are business women, employ - way to be unhappy. This doesn't mean ees, employers, doctors, lawyers and we should ignore our weaker areas or The Shana Tova Card sent to every con - many other things that when summed bad stuff that happens, but it does mean gregant is the biggest fundraiser the up makes us a great organization with accepting that no one is perfect, our - Women of Emanu-El has. I want to thank which to be involved. selves included. It means putting our everyone who helped support us. This imperfections (and things that happen to year’s artwork, was created by a congre - Ruth Treisman us) into perspective, seeing them as nor - gant. Please notice the wall of previous mal rather than out of the ordinary. And artists’ work at the entrance to CEEBJ. it means a shift of focus, from what we don't have or can't do, to what we have The Special Needs Lunch will be held Volunteers Needed for or can do. on Thursday, October 17. This year, fami - Special Needs Adult lies of participants will be welcome to Mindfulness exercises are also very good attend as well. Many CEEBJ members Haverim Luncheon for promoting self-awareness. One thing volunteer to help serve and set up for Thursday, October 17 we can do is to practice relaxed aware - the event. The participants go into the at 11:00 am ness. To do this we need to close our Sukkah while singing and praying with eyes for a minute, and instead of push - the Cantor and Rabbi. Thank you to our Volunteers needed at 10:00 am

Women of Emanu-El and CEEBJ are sponsoring the annual Sukkot luncheon Judaica Shoppe for the Special Needs Adult Haverim on Around the Corner Thursday, October 17 at 11:00 am. The food being served is bagels, veg - 15% off of your gies, tomatoes, onions and cream B’ne Mitzvah needs. Mah Jongg & Munchies cheese and we will also have egg salad. Our hours are: Sundays: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Tuesday, November 12 To volunteer, please call Ruth Treisman and Wednesdays: 3:30 - 5:00 pm 10:00 am at (414) 405-9006.

www.ceebj.org 6 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook also sponsored a Brotherhood Table. The new 5780 - 2020 Temple Directory Brotherhood Everyone had a great time and enjoyed is in its second month of planning. If you the food, fun and friendship. have moved, eliminated your land line phone service, changed your cell phone From Our Brotherhood sponsored the Religious number, or revised your email address, President School Opening Day Luncheon on now is the time to notify CEEBJ's front Sunday, September 15 from 11:30 am - Brotherhood is excited office. The Directory is only as accurate 2:00 pm. This year for something differ - to announce the results as the info on file. Take time to call, ent the menu was changed from hot of the donations col - email or stop by Temple and update dogs, hamburgers, chips and popcorn to lected this year at the your records. Thanks! pizza and salad. I think everyone appre - 10th Annual Family Sports Night held ciated the menu change, especially due on Wednesday, August 14. Over 390 As always, we look forward to seeing to the fact that just a week earlier at the pounds of food and approximately you at our monthly Brotherhood meet - picnic, the food served was hotdogs and $2,000 dollars were divided equally in g, usually held on the first Thursday of hamburgers. between the Jewish Community Pantry the month. Joining us for dinner is optional at 6:00 pm and the meeting and the Milwaukee Hunger Task Force. Attention Everyone: please mark your We wish to thank Allan (Bud) Selig for starts at 6:30 pm. Remember, this meet - calendars for our upcoming Fall ing is open to all members of the being our keynote speaker for the Brotherhood events. A regular favorite, evening, all of the sponsors/underwriters Brotherhood or any male congregants The Lox Box Event, is coming on who are interested in learning more and the individaul donations made on Sunday, November 3. behalf of the pantries. about the Brotherhood. The Bucks Game Family Outing is Gut Yuntiff CEEBJ held our annual Congregational coming on Thursday, November 21. Picnic on Sunday, September 8, from Dan Wilkinson 11:30 am - 2:00 pm. Brotherhood pro - This year's Packer Tailgate Party is com - [email protected] vided volunteers during the event and ing on Sunday, December 8.

Hot Fudge Sundaes With Kopp’s Frozen Custard A Popular & Sweet Oneg! Temple Brotherhood has for the past few years 5780-2020 Directory sponsored an ice cream social oneg from Baskin The Brotherhood is asking congregants Robbins. We concluded ice cream is not enough who have moved, changed their phone to indulge our love of sweets. So on Friday, August number and/or email address to confirm 24, Brotherhood sponsored an oneg so congregants with CEEBJ that their contact information could build hot fudge sundaes with custard from is current. Our Directory is only as accu - Kopp’s. About 120 of our congregants attended. rate as the information on file. If a mem - The menu included chocolate and vanilla custard, ber has a particular address and/or hot fudge, warm pecans, maraschino cherries and phone number that they want published whipped cream. William Sandler, our newest and as the primary contact, it is very impor - youngest server, was outstanding. We plan on ask - tant that their profile data reflects these ing him to serve again next year, which our congre - preferences. Thank you for your contin - gation can count on as an annual event. ued support. Mark Holland Temple Brotherhood Packer Tailgate Party Sunday, December 8, Noon kick-off

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Lox Box (2): ____x $20 c GF bagels $4 Extra; Lox Box (4): ____x $35 c GF bagels $7 Extra; Bagels: c Plain c Egg c Lox c Turkey Total ______Bagels: c Plain c Egg c Lox c Turkey Total ______Name As It Appears on Card: ______Address: ______City/State/Zip: ______Card #: ______Exp. Date: ______3-digit code: ______Signature:______PICK UP OR DELIVERY INFORMATION I would like to pick up ______box(es) at the synagogue on Sunday, November 3, at ______am Please deliver Box #1 to: Please deliver Box #2 to: Name: ______Name: ______Address:______Address:______City:______City:______Phone # ______Phone # ______All profits benefit the Michael K. Fefferman Summer Campership Fund www.ceebj.org 8 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Jewish Museum Milwaukee Docent Led Tour Temple Brotherhood's Inescapable: 4th Annual The Life and Legacy of Harry Houdini NBA Family Sports Night Sunday, October 27 at 12:30 pm Thursday, November 21, 7:00 pm Adults $7, Seniors (60+) $6, Fiserv Forum Students $4, Disabled Visitors $4, Portland Trailblazers Children 6 and under are Free, Active Duty Military Free vs Museum Members Free Milwaukee Bucks $30.00 (Discounted Ticket) Who was this Wisconsinite who went on to become larger than life? Learn and see - Limited tickets - Houdini as a human being, and not as a Order by Friday, October 25 superhero. Like everyone, Houdini went online at ceebj.org or call CEEBJ at (414) 228-7545 through great struggles to pursue his dream of becoming a superstar magician. Find a personal connection to Houdini, PRE-SALE NOW IN PROGRESS and find inspiration in his pursuit of his dreams and determination to become $25 Marcus Gift Card what he knew he could be. Religious School Fundraiser To make your reservation, please contact the synagogue office at To order : Simply order your card online at (414) 228-7545 or register online at ceebj.org by Monday, October 21 . ceebj.org or call the office at (414) 228-7545. 1360 North Prospect Avenue Each $25 card purchased between Free parking along the South side November 1 – December 31, 2019 of the building and in back. will receive a $5 snack cash card Organized by Temple Brotherhood Fundraiser arranged by CEEBJ Temple Brotherhood.

Peter Graskamp, brother of Spencer ents are Michael (Marcy Dicker) Fendrich All in the Family Graskamp, and grandson of Susan and Leslie Whitaker, z”l. Congratulations to... Marcus & Jack Marcus z"l, Linda and Russell Graskamp, and Alan Schlimovitz. Robert Jacobs (Dee Jacobs, z”l) on the Cailyn Madison Michael , Jack is in the 8th grade at Maple Dale. He birth of his grandson, Ronan Levi Fant, on who will be called to the has acted in theater productions at Maple Sunday, August 25, in Tennessee. Ronan Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on Dale and also at University School, he was 7 pounds 15 ounces and 21 inches October 19, at 10:30 am. plays saxophone in the band, and plays long and his parents are Erin and Brian She is the daughter of Brian tennis and volleyball. He also enjoys sci - Fant. Ronan’s paternal grandparents are and Dana Michael, sister of ence & technology, dirt bike and off-road Bob and Sharon Fant. Elianna and Ashtyn and motorcycle riding, and biking. Jack’s Barbara Kohl-Spiro (Herzl Spiro) on the granddaughter of Michael Mitzvah project will be collecting food opening of her art exhibit entitled and Roberta Berkowitz and Donald and for the Jewish food pantry. Hallelujah: Oh, the Joy and the Triumph” Bea Michael. She has furry family members at the JCC on September 12. (2 dogs), Farrah and Geno and a bunny Allan (Bud) and Sue Selig on the mar - named Hershey. Cailyn is in the 7th grade at riage of their granddaughter, Marissa Rachel and Shai Macagon’s son, Tal Forrest Park Middle school. Playing volley - Lauren Savitch, to Calvin Blake Metzdorf, Macagon, was married on September 17 ball and competing with her cheer team. on Saturday, August 17 in Milwaukee. to Rachael Dalian. The bride’s parents are For Cailyn’s mitzvah project, she is planning Marissa is the daughter of Lisa Steinman Terri and Margaret Dalian. to work with Hunger Task Force to feed the and Michael Savitch. Calvin is the son of hungry and bring awareness to food Sue Metzdorf and Robert Metzdorf. * * * * * * * * * * deserts. Marissa and Calvin will reside in We welcome these members to our con - Madison, WI. gregational family: Caridad Bravo- Jack Allan Marcus Fernandez, Donald and Marlyn (Mimi) Graskamp , who will be Deb and Ben Fendrich and Sue and Chudnow; Jennifer Karlin and her called to the Torah as a Allan Carneol on the birth of their daughter, Sophie Beispiel; Adam and Bar Mitzvah on October daughter and granddaughter respectively, Linsey Kimmel and their children, 26, at 10:30 am. He is the Logan Ella Fendrich, born on Wednesday, Samantha (Sami) and Andrew (Drew) son of Mindy Marcus & August 21. Logan’s paternal grandpar - Kimmel, and Mara Schulman www.ceebj.org 9 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Arizona/Mexico Border Visit Social Action

The Social Action Committee provided Rosh Hashanah cards and visits to a number of congregants through our Ozrim Committee .

We continue to make sandwiches for Guest House on the second Wednesday of the month and with the Religious school children on various Sundays.

Our High Holy Day food drive begins at Rosh Hashanah and continues through Simhat Torah when we will join with the religious school to sort the food that will be delivered to the Jewish Community At the border wall in Nogales, Arizona Food Pantry and Hunger Task Force. We are seeking volunteers to assist with I had the privilege of joining Elana Kahn, occurred at the Federal Courthouse, meal prep on Sunday, October 6 and Rabbi David Cohen, and 20 others from where we witnessed Operation Sunday, November 3 at 11:30 am. This is the Jewish Council for Public Affairs Streamline. This is the court proceeding a great way to engage our religious (JCPA) at the Arizona/Mexico border for individuals apprehended crossing the school children. September 9-11. The purpose of the trip border illegally. Seventy-five men and was to learn more about the situation at women were marched into the court - Our garden has provided an abundance the border and determine what we can room in shackles – hands and feet- and of beans, tomatoes and carrots this sea - do in Milwaukee to better serve the indi - were given the opportunity to plead son. It will soon be time to put the gar - viduals who are fleeing their countries their case. All pled guilty. They had a den to bed for the winter. Volunteers wel - due to credible fear. I came away with court-appointed attorney who had met come. Contact me if you are interested. many different emotions – confused, frus - with them for forty-five minutes that trated, sad, inspired. The situation is com - morning. Most had crossed within the Sign up for our next blood drive on plicated and long-standing. It is bipartisan last 5 days, some as short as twenty-four Sunday, October 27. and reaches back to the early 1990’s. hours prior. They gave up their right to a hearing and were to be deported imme - Our next Social Action meeting is We had the opportunity to meet with diately. For those with this being a sec - Sunday, October 6 at 9:45 am at CEEBJ. the Mexican Consulate General in ond offense, they were sentenced to jail We will be discussing results of the multi Nogales, Arizona, learn the history of the for 30 days and then to be deported. synagogue meeting with Rabbi Pesner of border wall in Nogales from author Todd the Religious Action Center and activities Miller while standing in front of the bol - We met a number of other social activists that will occur as a result of that meeting. lard style wall with razor wire at the top. and heard about the trial of Scott Warren All are welcome. We crossed into Nogales, Mexico of No More Deaths who was providing through the port of entry and met with humanitarian aid of food and water for Reenie Kavalar two non-profits who provide medical those who had crossed illegally. And last - [email protected] assistance to those waiting to cross the ly we heard about the plight of the (414) 659-9662 border. Tohono O’odham tribal members whose land traditionally crosses the bor - We visited HEPAC, a shelter in Nogales, der and who have been a target for the Mexico, and heard the stories of the border patrol. families that were awaiting their turn to Sol Dorf Tzedakah Box ask for asylum in the US. It was difficult to hear the stories of those who are seeking asylum, to learn about Please stop by and visit Back in Tucson, we met Customs and the complicated and confusing laws that our Sol Dorf Tzedakah Box, Border Patrol agents, visited Casa Alitas, a continually change, and gratifying to know located in the lobby of the synagogue, shelter that provides assistance including that there are many folks providing aide to make a donation. medical care, food, clothing and beds and relief to these vulnerable populations. for those families that have come We can do more - through service, educa - Each month funds are donated through the border and are in transit to tion and advocacy. to an organization or cause their sponsoring families and friends. that we support The most difficult part of my journey Reenie Kavalar as a congregation. www.ceebj.org 10 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Rabbi Dudley Weinberg Library Ordering Your Own The last few months have been difficult reassurance from the staff that the library ones for my family, but they were made would be waiting for me when I was Lulav & more bearable by the warmth and con - ready to return. In the meantime, Sandy Etrog Set cern of our CEEBJ friends. Ruesink, the Library Committee chairper - is Easy! son, moved forward with the children’s Jerry, our beloved husband, father and library renovation project. And thanks grandfather, was diagnosed with an to Brotherhood, the room was repainted Choices include : incurable brain tumor this summer. and the shelving put in place. Student set ($50) Since that time there has been an out - pouring of love from the synagogue. Standard set ($55) In September I returned to the library. It Rabbi Barolsky and Cantor Barash were is a comfort to be back in the enfolding Deluxe set ($80) (and are) with us every step of the way, arms of the congregation and to a library guiding us through Jerry’s illness and Please order online at ceebj.org that I love. final days. Members reached out, offer - or call the synagogue office ing help with rides and meals and at (414) 228-7545. I send grateful thanks from the Fine fam - errands and sent notes of comfort and ily for your support and kindness along Orders must be received by support. Andrew Appel made sure that with our wishes for a peaceful, fruitful Wednesday, October 2. our wishes for the service were carried New Year. out smoothly. Paula Fine, Librarian Worried about the library, I had constant

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We are excited to introduce our Volunteer Corner , where we will share High Holy Days weekly volunteer opportunities at CEEBJ. Food Drive To volunteer or provide a volunteer Through October 13 Until we recognize the profound preva - opportunity for Emanu-Email, please email [email protected] . Collection bin in coat closet. lence of hunger here at home, we will never rally the political will to end it. From that core belief, This Is Hunger was born. This is Hunger is a powerful, immersive digital video experience that Create a Jewish Legacy explores who struggles with hunger in PLAN TO ATTEND America and why. Create A Legacy Today!

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THANK YOU FOR HOSTING ONGEI SHABBAT IN AUGUST BETH WYNN COLLEGE OUTREACH FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR Our Congregation……………The Marvin and Dorothy Kohner Oneg Fund Susan Conen…………………………………………………Marley & Gary Stein Ice Cream Social Host…………………………………Temple Brotherhood Mardee and Steve Gruen…………………………………Peggy and Nat Bernstein IN MEMORY OF DONOR RABBI MARC BERKSON DISCRETIONARY FUND StevenTimoner……………………………………Lynn & David Goldenberg IN HONOR OF DONOR Rabbi Marc Berkson………………………………………Helaine Shackman DANIEL M SOREF FUND Our 50th Wedding Anniversary……………………Roberta and Steven Leon IN HONOR OF DONOR Robert Schnoll…………………………………………………Jack Chernin RABBI BAROLSKY DISCRETIONARY FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR DYGOLA CAMPERSHIP FUND Rabbi Barolsky……………………………………………………Gloria Leeb IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR Sylvia Kaufman…………………………………………Lloyd & Sheri Levin Karen Suran…………………………………………………Laurie Suran Hill Tributes continued on page 13

October 13 October 20 Ruth Kantrowitz October 12 Birthdays Abbie Fishman Annette Hirsh Carol Pohl Marc & Teri Bold Morrie Rudberg Maureen Scribner Janice Rochwerger October 2 Cary Silverstein Mirta Sectzer Ellen Wynn October 14 Sheryl Kelber Bill & Diane Forman Shawn McMahon October 14 October 21 October 31 Jonathan & Rachel Frank Olivier Reiher Irv Gaines Dale Altshuler Linda Engle Julie & Yoni Zvi Bernard Kaufman Susan Katz October 4 October 15 Jim Lurie October 15 October 23 Don Chudnow Gino Crossot Marie Seder John & Laura Plotkin Sarah Feiss Linda Holtz Janet Sax October 20 Jonathan Treisman October 24 October 7 Anniversaries Bob & Vicki Chiger Diane Zall Peggy Bernstein Ben Fendrich Boyd & Barbara Perlson Karen Kleiman October 1 Betty Luck October 16 Marilyn Zilber David & Judy Levin October 21 Debbie Scribner Elaine Callif Betsy Zollicoffer Garrett & Brenda Susan Friebert October 2 Julie Zvi Butenhoff October 8 Nate Kleinerman Robert & Stefanie Dorf Susan Dobran Barbara Meyers October 25 October 24 October 6 Adam Fiul Michael Taibleson Miriam Davis Linda & Daniel Bader Werner Richheimer Donald & Jane Zien October 17 October 26 Yael Stein October 7 October 25 Lew Feiges Sue Borkon George & Jimi Jo Friedman Ben Levin & Laura Straus October 9 Lisa Pasternak Sharon Keller Eva Zaret October 27 October 18 Lloyd Levin October 8 Shea & Nicole Stickler David & Janet Levey October 10 Hank Albert October 27 Kay Babcock Laurie Kestelman Rick Conn October 9 October 29 Matt Bittmann Fred Schloss Larry Sandler Ron & Jane Rumack Leon & Joyce Snap Mark Mandel Eric & Jen Saber October 19 October 29 Jerry Plotkin Emily Baum Michael Mazius October 10 Special Anniversaries October 11 Norman Miller Mike Rochwerger Adam Burns & Liz Escobar 25 Years Eric Saber Aaron Hootkin October 30 October 11 Linda & Daniel Bader Sylvia Winter Nikki Levin Sara Gimbel Olivier Reiher & Malika Siker John & Laura Plotkin www.ceebj.org 12 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Tributes , continued from page 12 IN MEMORY OF DONOR Muriel Berman…………Carol Fishman, Nadine Zuckerman & Dan Wilkinson FEFFERMAN CAMP FUND Elizabeth Bruce………………………………………………Paul T. Eberhardy IN HONOR OF DONOR Jerry Fine………………………………Carol Fishman, Steve & Janice Marcus Mark Mendelsohn and Audrie Berman……………………………Carol Fishman Sylvia Kaufman…Gloria & Larry Freschl, Steve & Mardee Gruen, Wendy Lerner, Russ & Merzy Eisenberg………………………………Bobbie and Mike Fefferman Dena Lucoff, Karen & Neil Pinsky, Arlene & Howard Rubin, Geraldine Richard Nagel………………………………………Bobbie and Mike Fefferman Schmidman IN MEMORY OF DONOR Sam Laikin…………………………………………………………Byrda Raffe Jerry Fine………………………………………Michelle Dloogoff & Frank Berg Jeri Siegel………………Phillip Israel, Rosalie Rellin, Kurt & Denise Wadzinski Sylvia Kaufman………………………………………James & Judith Silberman Sheri Simoncelli…………………………………………Ruth & Jim Fromstein

FOOD BANK FUND GROSS SENIOR SERVICES FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR Ethan & Kaitlin Cullum Cherin………………………………………Jack Chernin Sylvia Kaufman……………………………………………………Carol Dizack Mardee & Steve Gruen…………………………………………Jill & Jerry Polachek Cy Koltin……………………………………………………Judy and Paul Joseph LEVY GROUP SERVICE FUND IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR Donald Meyer………………………………………………………Ann Meyer Robert Suran……………………………………………………Donald Levy WEINBERG LIBRARY FUND FUND FOR A SECURE FUTURE IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR Don Siegel…………………………Rosalie Rellin, Harold Galitzer and Rick Rellin My special birthday…………………………………………………Herbert Giller Hal Rosen………………………………………………Leatrice & Lewis Marshak Robert Schnoll………………………………………………………Jack Chernin Tributes continued on page 14 Royal Taxman…………………………………………………Nancy & Bob Miller

In Memoriam Memorial Plaque Yahrzeits We acknowledge with sorrow the passing of: October 4 Sam Wallston Ruth Baruch Baum Bernard Bold Karen Suran Sherburn Adashek Beatrice Fein Weber Arthur C. Bohm Sadie Braun Cousin of Florence Fishman & Don (Janet) Levy Russell Beckerman Jacqueline W. Wolf Carol Karger Braun Louis Cohen Mother of Laurie (David) Hill & Lainie (Mark) Andringa James Buchbinder Vera Zilber Anita Baum Capper Louis K Cohen Grandmother of Haley, Morgan, Casey Andringa, Regina G. Deller Betty Zuckerman Annabelle Cooper Louis Feld & Rachael, Jesse, Bela (Bailey) Hill Miriam Buchbinder Edith Fogelson E. Bernard Garrison Great-grandmother of Angelo and Rowyn Sister of Larry Kohne and sister-in-law Maggie Kohne Foster October 11 Leo Friedman Edna Grombacher Preceded in death by her husband, Robert (Bob) Beatrice (Bee) Miller Esther K. Bender Sidney Jack Friedman Gordon Asher Suran, her parents, Ben & Gertrude Kohne, & sis - Frank Robert I. Braun Errol Jacob Glusman Grossman ter, Rhoda Kohne Dorothy Banick Bert G. Cohn Martha Goetz Frances Gudeman Jeannette “Jeri” Siegel Grossman Naomi B. Fox Lester D. Goldschmidt Henry Heller Sister of Donald (the late Dianne) Siegel & Bernard Sophie Hauser Harris Aaron Ben Zion Isaac Gottschalk Armand U. Kaufer (Harlene) Siegel Adolph Hauser Friedman Gustav Hettman Jack Kravit Aunt of Daniel Siegel, Debra Siegel, Douglas Nadine V. Hertz Chana Ethel Friedman Rose T. Jacobs Ida Krome (Kris) Siegel, Sari (Roni) Levy, Michelle (Kevin) Joseph Huber Hirschl Friedman Edward B. Jacobson Lucille Zarne Levin McMahon and Benjamin (Jan) Siegel Isaac W. Isaacson Miriam Friedman Samuel Kagen Samuel Lewinsky Rona Malofsky Milton P. Jacobson Meyer Gottlieb Harry Kaplan Merton H. Lewis Mother of Janna (David) Papermaster, Lyn (Jessica Solomon Kann Charlotte Howard David Kupper Morris Marden Perez), Michael (Sara), & Ann (Bill Shaw) Rose Katz Louis Kagen Sylvia Laikin Eleanore B. Miller Grandmother of Sam, Jesse, Ari and Izabella Papermaster, Ethan Malofsky, and Jackson & Milo Shaw Celia Knecht Levy Morris Kahn Albert Leschin Esther T. Mosher Preceded in death by her husband, Harvey Malofsky Lottie Manasse Louis Kaufman Max Malmon Abraham Pickar Milton Margoles Lore E. Keller George Mesberg Rebecca Pollock Peter Thexton Father of Arthur (Dori Davenport-Thexton) Thexton Milton Marks Julius Kohn Louis S. Metch Kathleen Rasansky Lillie L. Montwid Lillian Armour Lewis Berdie Minkoff Margery B. Rosenband Julian “Bud” Newman Samuel J. Nonken Felix Lowy Alvin Adam Pereles Mae Goldstein Husband of Syril Foster Newman Joseph L. Pereles Edith Mann Betty Ribner Rosenberg Father of four children and step-father of one Grandfather of ten Ada Kala Parelskin Maxon E. Margoles William Rosenberg Harry H. Ruvin Brother-in-law of Rabbi Steven (Joyce) Foster Perlson Joseph A. Padway Dora Rosenthal Sam M. Safir Harry Pollock Gottlieb Patek Frieda Paykel Ruppa Mollie Schmidman Marlen “Mickey” Becker Brother of Susan Marcus (companion Alan Elaine Raskin Edith Post Florence M. Sadek Robert M. Schwartz Shlimovitz), Irving (the late Muriel) Becker & Peter Merilyn Rubenstein Elias Rindskopf Rena Sadek Isadore Shapiro (Donna) Becker Ross Margaret Schlar Sylvia Schulner Schapiro Nathan Shapiro Uncle of Mindy Marcus (Peter Graskamp) and Simon Rothenberg Martha Shapiro Rudolph Schlachter Jody Shmitt great-uncle of Jack & Spencer Graskamp Fred Sanders Ruth Shmitt Leonard S. Shapiro Daniel L. Shneidman Father of Marnie (Eric) Baer & Arnold Becker Mildred Sanderson Fanchion H. Stone Gusta Sondel Sam Silverman Grandfather of Hallie Baer Genevieve G. Schneider Leon Weisskopf Rifka Surlow Barbara Mosher Simon Companion of Barbara Becker Preceded in death by his grandson, Philly Baer; Sophia Schwartz Peter E. Wick Maurice Stein brother, Benjamin (the late Marilyn) Becker & Bessie Segall October 25 David E. Stone brother-in-law, Jack L. Marcus Fred Allen Shapiro October 18 Ruth Berkwich Burton Allen Strnad May God, the Source of Peace, grant peace to all who Nathan W. Shapiro Anne S. Abram Arthur J. Bitker Ilya Talyansky mourn and comfort the bereaved among us. Amen. Louis D. Silver Wolf Armour Edna Blade Ellen Weisskopf www.ceebj.org 13 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Tributes , continued from page 13 Nathan Berkowitz…………………………………………Susie & Cary Silverstein Joseph Brown………………………………………………………Larry Sandler WEINBERG LIBRARY FUND Sharon Chortek…………………………………………………Beverly Kaiman IN MEMORY OF DONOR Eva Dorf………………………………………………………………Phyllis Dorf Jerry Fine…………………………………………………… …The Book Club, M.P. (Mike) Frank………………………………………………Linda and Eli Frank Michael & Janet Agranoff, Audrie Berman & Mark Mendelsohn, Audrey Brooks & Dick Lauwasser, Jeremy & Sara Cherny, Ronald Cohn, Robert Friebert……………………………………………………Susan Friebert Sheldon Cremer, Phyllis Dorf , Stan & Sue Dorf, Audrienne Eder, Eve Dicker Bernard Miller……………………………………………………Audrey Laufman Eiseman, Reuben Eisenstein, Linda & Gary Engle, Claire & Ken Fabric, Charles Sandler………………………………………………………Larry Sandler Jordan Fink, William & Diane Forman, Linda & Eli Frank, Belle Anne Freund, Esther M. Silverstein…………………………………Susie & Cary Silverstein Raymond & Rosalie Harkavy, Bill & Kathy Heilbronner, BarbaraHimes, Max Zellin………………………………………………………………Sue Zellin Philip & Carole Himmelfarb, Andrew & Paula Holman, Ritz Holman, Robert Jacobs, Rich & Jody Lansing Family, Jean Lauterbach, Nikki & Ron Levin, Beatrice Lieberman, Julie Lieberman, Allan & Shari Luck, Lilane Koehn Mace, Norman & Sherry Malmon, Hilary Markow, Robert Meldman. Howard Myers, Syril Newman, Barbara Peltin, Alan & Carol Pohl, Prospect Management Company, Edie Pump, Shery Reed, Rosalie Rellin, Carol & Werner Richheimer, Michael & Mary Roets, Evelyn & Harold Rosen, Enid & David Rosenberg and Lerin McQuadek, Doris Sherman, Donald Siegel, Morton Soifer, Margie & Marty URJ Biennial Stein, George and Beatrice Strick, Nancy Thomadsen, Betty Weitzen, Harvey & Bonnie Wendel, Eve Joan Zucker, December 11 - 15, 2019 Geri Siegel………Carol Fishman, Betty Luck, Sari Luck Schneider, Wendy Luck and Margaret Luck Brzozowski, Rosalyn Reuben in Chicago IL

WISHING A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO IN HONOR OF DONOR Shabbat with 5,000 Reform Jews? Gerald Fishman…………………………………………Leatrice & Lewis Marshak Priceless! Betty Weitzen………………………………………………………Barbara Kolb Betty Weitzen………………………………………………………Carol Fishman And you can get a discoun t!

YAHRZEIT FUND IN MEMORY OF REMEMBERED BY Join our congregation’s delegation Bess Aronoff……………………………………………………Michelle Dloogoff for an unforgettable experience. Loraine Babush…………………………………………………Suzanne Wagner Eva Bass…………………………………………………………Roberta Delevie URJ.org/Biennial Nathan Bass………………………………………………………Roberta Delevie

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY High Holy Days Food Drive 3 High Holy Days Food Drive High Holy Days Food Drive 5 High Holy Days Food Drive All activities 1 OCTOBER 2 4 & events Rosh HaShanah 9am Shabbat Morning are held at the Office Closed 4:20pm Religious Schl Study Minyan 7pm Adult Learning Zilber Campus 9:30am Rosh HaShana 6pm Brotherhood Mtg Morning Service Cmte Mtg unless noted 7pm Jewish 7:30pm Worship Cmte Bio-Ethics Class 6:15pm Shabbat otherwise 7:30pm HHD Rehearsals Mtg 7pm WE Mtg Shuvah Service 6 High Holy Days Food Drive 7 High Holy Days Food Drive 8 High Holy Days Food Drive 9 High Holy Days Food Drive 10 High Holy Days Food Drive 11 High Holy Days Food Drive 12 High Holy Days Food Drive Yom Kippur/Office Closed 9:30am Religous School 9:30am Children HHD Ha-Kol 9am Shabbat Morning 9:30am Yom Kippur Service DEADLINE 9:45am Social Action Mtg 12:30pm Yom Kippur Study Study Minyan 11:30am Salinsky Meal 1:30pm Yom Kippur Family Prep 3pm Yom Kippur 11:30am Salinsky Garden 7:30pm Kol Nidre Afternoon / Yizkor Service 7pm Jewish 7:30pm Shabbat 6pm Sukkah Family 5:15pm Ne’Ilah Bio-Ethics Class Eve Service Service 6:15pm Break the Fast Program 13 Erev Sukkot 14 Columbus Day 15 16 17 18 19 9:30am Religious School Office Closed 9am Shabbat Morning 11am Haverim Study Minyan 9:30am Social Acion Sukkot 10:30am Sukkot 1pm Library 4:20pm Religious Family Program & Food Sort Book Club School Special Needs Morning Service Luncheon 10:30am Caitlyn 11:30am Salinsky Garden 6:15pm Kabbalat Madison Michael Bat 12:30pm Sukkot 7pm Youth Learning 6pm Cong BYO Dinner Shabbat Service / Mitzvah Catered Festival Lunch 7pm Sukkot Cmte Mtg 7pm Jewish Early Shabbat 7pm Sukkot Eve Service w in the Sukkah Welcoming Bio-Ethics Class Oct. Birthday Blessings 7pm Executive Cmte Mtg Worship 20 21 Simhat Torah 22 23 24 25 26 Office Closed 9:30am Religious School 9am Shabbat Morning 9:30am Simaht Torah 10:30am Atzeret- 10am Knitting Study Minyan Sweetness & Social Action Simhat Torah Morning Circle 5:45pm Catered Cong Service w Yizkor 10:30am Jack Alan Dinner 12:30pm Festival Lunch 4:20pm Religious 7pm Jewish 7:30pm Shabbat (Marcus) Graskamp 7pm Aatzeret-Simhat School Bio-Ethics Class Eve Service with Bar Mitzvah Torah Eve Service New Student Cons. 7pm Finance Cmte Mtg 7:30pm Music Cmte Mtg CEEBJ Band 27 28 29 30 31 9:30am Religious School 9:30am CEEBJ Blood 4:20pm Religious Drive School 9:30am Membership Cmte 7pm Anshe 7pm Board of 7pm Jewish Mitzvah/KT Trustees Mtg Bio-Ethics Class

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CEEBJ Band performing favorite Jewish and Yiddish songs masterfully arranged by our own Dan Dance! RSVP to the synagogue office at (414) 228-7545 or online at ceebj.org by Monday, November 4.