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The 45th Annual Northeast Ohio Photo- TM Save Thursday, December 16 92nd Street Y broadcast. This graphy Show, endowed by the late Dr. on your calendar and join Jenny program begins at 8:15 p.m. Samuel S. and Celia G. Reinglass, will take Naor at the CJCC for a very “Miriamʼs Mosaic” is a panel place February 3 through 24 at the Canton special evening, with program- discussion of pioneering wo- Jewish Community Center. ming devoted to women. men from diverse backgrounds Entries will be accepted January 24 At 7:15 p.m. Jenny will pre- who have entered the clergy. through 28 and entry forms are available sent “Who is the Jewish Hear from Rabbi Dianne at the CJCC or online for downloading at Woman? Myths and Facts, Cohler-Esses, Cantor Angela www.jewishcanton.org. Judging will take from Biblical Times ʻtil Buchdahl and Rabbah place January 31. The Preview Night for Today”. She will discuss Sara Hurwitz about the Entrants, Sponsors, Patrons and Donors how Judaism has shaped challenges they faced and is February 3 at 7:30 p.m. Entry fees for womenʼs roles throughout what they bring with them all categories is $24 for a maximum of 4 history, and how it continues from their Syrian, Asian- photos. Student entries are $12. to impact our lives today. American and Orthodox To enter the show, photographers must She promises some lively backgrounds, respectively – submit their photo with the entry form and discussion, questions and as well as the unique charac- include the appropriate entry fee. Color answers, plus, coffee and teristics they brought to and black and white entries will be judged dessert. their religious leadership separately in each category. A catalog of After Jennyʼs program, weʼre pleased to roles as women. Moderated by Rabbi Diana accepted prints will be available during present “Miriamʼs Mosaic: Diverse Women Gerson, Program Director at the New York the exhibit, listing the photographer, print of the Rabbinate”, a Live from New Yorkʼs Board of Rabbis. and price if for sale. Dr. Larry Cohen is chairperson of the Photo Show. There is no charge for this program, but please RSVP to Jenny Awards will be presented for Best in at 330-445-2401 or [email protected]. Show, black and white print, ($75), color print, ($75); Best in Category, black and

Cont'd / See PHOTO SHOW / Page 6 2 FROM THE FEDERATION STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org LOCAL NEWS 3 MIRIAM’S MOSAIC Continued from Front Page “Let my people Agreements of the Religious Subcommittee KNOW!” Recapitulation • November 15, 2010 The concept was huge – A Global Day of Jewish Learning. Cantonʼs ambition was audacious. Community buy-in and This report of the Religious Subcommittee of the Kadima Committee was previously Adele Gelb participation were remarkable. And the outcome? accepted by the Boards of Shaaray Torah Synagogue and Temple Israel. These Federation In a word, terrific. principles represent the understandings of Shaaray Torah Synagogue and Temple President From 9:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. We took advantage of Israel as they reside together in the Jewish Community Center and then in our new a remarkable opportunity for learning. Thanks to the rich community home. resource of the 92nd Street YTM satellite broadcasts some of the Jewish worldʼs foremost scholars and leaders brought their ideas and experience to our “table” at Principle: Each congregation should be comfortable in its own space. 2631 Harvard Avenue. We listened and we learned. Lunchtime discussion was lively and inter- What are you Prayer Spaces and Social Hall esting. Our education leaders facilitated con- • Two worship spaces (one large, one small). Congregations schedule spaces versations around topics suggested by the doing this summer? according to their needs. Global Day team. Participants reflected on Whether you are 2 or 92 you CAN travel to Israel! • Social Hall will be dividable for expansion of congregational worship and simcha questions raised in the lectures. needs. Vacuuming floor and fresh tablecloths will uphold kashrut needs. If it is Our community gathered as one; learned as Join us on Sunday, January 9, 2011 at 2 p.m. feasible, there will be a kosher eating space, which will always be kosher. one and shared in a Jewish experience as one. We at the Shaw JCC in Akron, to enjoy delicious Israeli food Dianne Cohler-Esses is the first woman from the Join us Thursday, • No food will be brought into the sanctuaries save for Kiddush, Motzi and focused on what we know to be important and the outcome was all we could have and learn how your entire family can travel to Israel. Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn to become a December 6 Havdalah. Temple will purchase these items from Shaaray Torah. hoped it would be. Thank you for your role in crafting and enriching my Jewish rabbi, ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary at the CJCC • Each congregation celebrates Shabbat and holidays according to its own minhag. experience. I look forward to our next opportunity to be together. ISRAEL PROGRAM DAY at the Shaw JCC (JTS) in 1995. She currently serves as Scholar In Residence at UJA Federation in New York. for this special • Careful scheduling should avoid many points of conflicting religious practice. womanʼs evening! Angela Warnick Buchdahl is the senior Kitchens cantor at Central Synagogue in New York. She was Free admission! invested as a cantor in 1999 and also ordained as There will be two kitchens, one kosher one not. The kosher kitchen will be super- ����������������� For forty years weʼve provided you with the same 7:15 p.m.: personal attention and professional solutions to a rabbi in 2001 from the Hebrew Union College- vised by Shaaray Torah and used for Shaaray Torah, Federation and CJCC events. Jenny Naor presents all your planning and benefits needs. Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR) in New Fee sharing for the mashgiach (kitchen supervisor) will be determined. A publication of the Canton Jewish Community Federation York where she was a Wexner Graduate fellow. “Who is the Jewish Woman? OUR GREATEST ASSET IS OUR CREDIBILITY. Calendar 2631 Harvard Ave. N.W. • Canton, OH 44709 Rabbah Sara Hurwitz is part of the Rabbinic Myths and Facts from Phone: Editorial 330-445-2854 • Advertising 330-445-2410 The traditional Jewish calendar will be followed. Administrative offices will be staff at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale. She Biblical Times ʻtil Today” Fax: 330-452-4487 closed and routine business (Judaica shop, regular office work, bill paying, etc.) also serves as dean of Yeshivat Maharat, the first email:[email protected] • www.jewishcanton.org will cease throughout the entire building on Shabbat and Festivals according to the Orthodox school to ordain women. She graduated 8:15 p.m.: traditional calendar. from Drishaʼs 3-year Scholars Circle Program and “Miriamʼs Mosaic” Edward Buxbaum, CEO/Executive Director DK studied for 5 years under the supervision of Rabbi Live 92YTM Satellite D& COMPANYK Religious Practices Adele Gelb, President G Avi Weiss. Broadcast Net Worth and Benefits JuDeane Luntz, Publication Committee Chair G • Each religious institution (Temple Israel and Shaaray Torah) will observe Shabbat Karen Phillippi, Editor and Holidays according to their own minhag. Bev Gross, Advertising Manager WEALTH TRANSFER STRATEGIES • Signage will be placed in the communal part of the building encouraging respect • �������������������������� ��������������������� for Shabbat and the Festivals/High Holy Days by refraining from cell phone use. Ann Trenga, Art Director ���������������������� BUSINESS SUCCESSION STRATEGIES • During Pesach signage in the community portions of the building will encourage Jo-Anne Buxbaum, Copy Reader • ��������������������� ������������������ respect for Pesach by refraining from bringing bread products into the building. EXECUTIVE BENEFITS �������� ����������������� • • During Pesach, signage will be placed on all doors leading into the religious portion The SJN attempts to publish materials received PERSONAL PLANNING of the building stating that food is not to be brought into the religious wing of the and reserves the right to edit all submissions. • ����������� building. ������������������������� The Stark Jewish News is mailed at no charge to Jewish EMPLOYER-SPONSORED GROUP BENEFITS ������������������ • No pork products or shellfish will be permitted in any part of the religious or individuals and families in Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne Counties. ������� community building. This restriction extends to caterers and renters. The SJN is published 10 times a year. Subscription rate: $14.00 per year. 5771 Mayfair Road North Canton, Ohio 44720 ����������������������������������������������������� We anticipate Stolen Moments will meet in the Library of the community building Deadline for each monthʼs issue is the 10th. (330) 966-5577 • Fax (330) 966-5586 ����������������������������������������������� and food would be set out in the lobby. There would be no conflict between Shaaray Materials must be received in our office by that date. ������������������������������ Torah Synagogueʼs Shabbat morning service and Kiddush luncheon, and Temple Israelʼs regular Stolen Moments practice. 4 SHLICHIM STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org SHLICHIM 5 Upcoming Programs Upcoming Israeli Films: Modern History of Israel The Debt • December 15 • 7:00 p.m. Lecture Series: from our Shlichim (Drama, 2007, 93 minutes) This spellbinding, cat-and- Lebanese Conflicts • December 13 • 7:00 p.m. mouse espionage thriller set in Israel in the mid-1990s It was June 6, 1982, when the Israeli Defense Forces Our Shlichim, Jenny and Oz Naor, are offering two was nominated for four Israeli Academy Awards. Rachel invaded southern Lebanon with the hope of creating a outstanding program series at the CJCC this winter. The Did you know? A Special Message is a retired Mossad agent whose recently published mem- security zone that would insure quiet in the northern NEWS & UPDATES Israeli movie series offers films released within the last oirs boasted how she helped capture a monstrous Nazi border of Israel. Since then Hezbollah has grown bigger, Dear Canton Community, seven years, and Oz and Jenny will discuss the movie Another Israeli success story: Internet powerhouse war criminal known as the “Surgeon of Birkenau.” But Israel removed her soldiers from the security zone, the ® We want to wish you a happy Chanukah. May the lights of this The first PC Yahoo has decided to acquire Israeli startup company “Dapper” themes and relevant complications ensued, the prisoner never went on trial, borders were redefined: but the uncertainty remains as it holiday bring joy and happiness to your homes and families. anti-virus soft- for about $50 million. Following the deal, “Dapperʼs” Tel Aviv issues with the audi- and a story was fabricated about him committing suicide. was. Learn more about this complex issue. ® The Chanukah story focuses on a small brave Jewish family ware in the offices will become a new Yahoo development center in Israel, ence. Admission to More than 30 years later, a frail, perhaps delusional man on top of Yahoo®ʼs research center in Haifa. “Dapper” was who took responsibility, and fought to revive the Jewish Temple each film is $5.00 in a nursing home in the Ukraine claims to be the sur- Peace Process • January 10 • 7:00 p.m. world was established in 2006 by Eran Shir and Jon Aizen. To date, the once again. Although we are not under duress or threat like and includes snacks. geon, and Rachel, long considered a national hero, has developed in the Maccabee family faced many years ago, we should keep Imagine yourself in the Middle East, where no democ- company raised $10 million from various investors. The company Oz has developed some unfinished business. racy exists in any Arab country in the region, and in 1979 in Israel developed technology for automatic identification of content on and value our Jewish Center and make it a live, vibrant place, a “Modern History full of lights and programs. As shlichim we think that there is a between thereʼs the democratic Jewish state of Israel. websites, allowing developers to build various applications that of Israel Series”, Lost Island • January 19 • 3:00 p.m. In the 60 years of her existence, Israel has tried to hold similarity between the Canton community and the Maccabees match the content. At this time, “Dapper” has 35 employees, a which focuses on (Comic Drama, 2007, 110 minutes) The Leviʼs are a on in the battle fields. In the early 1990ʼs, Yitzhak Israel annually family: both are small, unique, united and definitely care about number that is expected to grow according to Shir. current topics and large, fun-loving, at times quirky, Israeli family in the Rabinʼs government tried to put an end to bloodshed and the Jewish Community. So we want to say to you all, Happy exports more issues in Israel. This 1980s. But the simplicity of the familyʼs existence is initiate a peace process with the Jordanians and later, Coming soon: The Simpsons in Holy Land Chanukah and Happy New Year. than 1.5 billion is a unique program shattered when their son Oferʼs twin brother Erez discov- with the Palestinians. Unfortunately the peace with the flowers to the Americaʼs famous yellow family is going to tour Israel Your shlichim , Jenny & Oz Naor for us, and it is free ers an explosive secret and unwittingly triggers a family Jordanians has become weaker from year to year, and and open to the public. Oz graduated with a degree in U.S. and Europe in an episode that will be broadcast as part of the showʼs For more information about our upcoming events, tragedy. The twinsʼ inseparable relationship undergoes about the Palestinians? Itʼs all a different story. Find out 21st season. On the heels of visits from pop icon Madonna you can find us on facebook at: jennyoznaorshlichim political science and will provide his expertise on these a severe test just as Israel haphazardly enters into its what has happened in the Israeli peace process over the and film director Quentin Tarantino, the Simpsons are also sometimes complicated topics. bloodiest and most polarizing conflict to date. years and take part in our discussion. Israeli scientists making their way to Israel. Sasha Baron Cohen, of “Borat” THIS MONTH’S RECIPES have found that and “Bruno” fame, who also visited Israel a few weeks ago, will lend his voice to the episode, playing the character of the a drug once Hot Apple Cider Jen & Oz Chanukah Latkes: Simpsonʼs angry tour guide. Al Jean, the TV showʼs producer, used to treat told Entertainment Weekly that the Jewish movie star will be (Oz’s Mom): INGREDIENTS: vertigo can guiding the Simpsonʼs through their travels, which will be INGREDIENTS: 6 medium potatoes, peeled and grated now help people focused in Jerusalem. According to reports, Homer Simpson 4 cups of apple juice 1 small to medium onion, peeled and grated will also suffer from Jerusalem Syndrome during the episode. ¼ of a medium size pumpkin, peeled and grated lose weight 1 glass of red wine The episode, titled “The Greatest Story Ever Dʼohed,” is due to 1 glass of water 2 eggs, beaten air March 28, 2011. Have FUN! 2 green apples sliced 3 tablespoons flour 2 cinnamon sticks 1 cup of oil Salt and pepper THE MAKING: Put all the THE MAKING: TODAY BEFORE ingredients Heat frying pan with a bit of oil. Mix all • December 5, 1949 – Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion announced in a pot and ingredients in a bowl. Use your hands to make �������������� Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. cook for 10-20 little latke balls and fry them for a minute on ����������������������������������� • December 5, 1922 – The Jewish Agency for Israel was established. minutes. each side then extract from oil. Best served hot. � ������������������������ � ����������������������������������������

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Halil BʼGalil returns to KSU Stark ������������������� ������������� Halil B’Galil, who entertained us in 2008 as part of the ������������������������������ Israeli Performing Artists Series, will be part of Temple Israel’s Shabbat Service on Friday, January 28 at 7:30 p.m. ������������������������� PHOTO SHOW Continued from Front Page They will also be in concert white print, ($50), color print, ($50), and Best in Student Category ($30). Only one at Kent State University, Stark Campus ������������������������� monetary award will be given per picture. Judges may award Honorable Mention in on Sunday, January 30 at 3:00 p.m. On October 3rd, Marilyn Feldman the Women of Innovation Award, was the each category. We are delighted that Kent State, was awarded Central States Region of resurrecting and modifying of a Womenʼs Main theme categories are Action, People, Still Life, Creative Techniques, Stark Campus is sponsoring the Hadassahʼs Women of Innovation Award Seder that had been a Canton Jewish Animals, Judaica-Jewish Life, Scenic, Student Entries, Open Category. Flutes from the Galilee. at the regionʼs Fall Forum in Columbus, Community Federation program a decade For more information, please contact Bonnie Manello at 330-445-2404. For concert information, please Ohio. ago. She involved many women through contact Kent State Stark Campus. After retiring from teaching a few years a variety of teams that each managed a ago, Marilyn returned to the Canton portion of the Seder. � ���������������� Chapter board with a renewed sense Marilyn redesigned the Haggadah to � � Stark Jewish News advertising and editorial deadline: of commitment to Hadassah. Her area reflect the issues of today: feminism, world � Marilyn Feldman surrounded by family at her recent Women of Innovation Award luncheon in � ����������� of interest is programming and she has hunger, homelessness, domestic violence, Columbus. Left to right: Dana Zagar, Lisa Goldberg, Steffy Goldberg, Marilyn Feldman and � chaired several successful programs in the and social justice. Cantonʼs own “women Susan Wilkof, presenter. 4� Please have all news, announcements, photos and ads last few years. of valor” were recognized: teachers, � for the January-February issue submitted by January 4th. The Canton Chapter recently initiated a volunteers, community organization offi- left, comments like, “This was the finest Chapter is grateful and honored that she � Call Bev Gross at 330-445-2410 for more information. new board model functioning efficiently cers. Information about Hadassahʼs pro- program in our community in a long time,” chooses to express her Zionism through without a president. Marilyn has been an jects was also interwoven on the pages of and, “I hope this becomes an annual event” her work with Hadassah. integral part of developing this new pro- the Haggadah. Hadassah greeting cards were overheard. Marilyn and her mother Luise Weintraub cess. Multi-tasking, she serves as host of and certificates were sold at the event. In addition to her work with Hadassah, are past presidents of the Canton Chapter the chapterʼs board meetings and as re- To discharge Hadassahʼs responsibility Marilyn devotes her time to Holocaust (1975 and 1959, respectively). Marilynʼs corder. She makes annual donor solicitation to our own Jewish community Marilyn education. She is a member of the Ohio daughters Steffanie and Lisa complete calls and promotes Hadassah programs in suggested attendees bring canned goods to Council on Holocaust Education and their 3-generation life-member family. the Canton Jewish community. stock the Jewish Community Food Bank. oversees the International Booksharing Steffanieʼs partner, Dana Zager, is also a However, Marilynʼs strongest contri- The program was a front page feature Program in Stark County. A very effective second-generation life member. bution to the chapter, and the reason for story in The Canton Repository. As women and knowledgeable presenter, the Canton Independent Living with Services • Assisted Living • Intermediate Care • Skilled Nursing • Memory-Impaired Care ����������� The cost of Jewish National Fund Trees was incorrect in the November issue of the Stark Jewish News. Multiple Service Options = ����������� ������������������ ��������������������� The cost effective January, 2010 is $18.00. Peace of Mind ����������������� ������������������ ����������������� We apologize for the error. Why not make it a point to volunteer We have a complete stock of F you want to live an active, yet relaxed retirement lifestyle, come to ���������������� Canton Regency Retirement Community. With multiple levels of service some of your time and talent to help the items for gift giving including; I in one location, your well being is our goal. You will have peace of mind ���������� Canton Chapter of Hadassah with one of Vazu Vases (new item) that are ���������� knowing that, should your health needs change, you can remain in your home our varied and enlightening projects? If made and designed in Israel at and access the support you require. Trees to be planted in Israel in you can donate a little time, or a lot, we only $6.00 per vase, or three CHAIR • Marilyn Feldman 330.494.2728 Come live in a spacious apartment and be part of a community filled with honor or memory of someone or a would love to have you join us. We think for $15.00, available in various TREASURER • Paulette Karelitz 330.896.3086 friendly faces. Let our professional staff tend to the details of cooking, clean- special occasion may be purchased that your time will be well spent. What is colors and designs. Great for a ing and maintaining your home while you design the lifestyle you’ve always for $18.00. A certificate will be sent house warming, or hostess gift, MEMBERSHIP • Fran Johnson 330.966.7350 wanted. Stay busy with a full calendar of recreational activities, or wile away more important in life than helping others the day at bridge club, billiards or in conversation by the fountain or fireplace. on your behalf. by volunteering yourself, or bringing a plus many other uses. Hadassah Certificates, are always welcome, and PROGRAMMING • Barb Ferne 330.499.1918 Schedule an appointment today for your personal tour. Call (330) 477-7664. Please call Ellen Miller, friend to work toward making conditions Tree Chair at 330-499-1952 or better for people all around the world, in Hadassah greeting cards for all occasions. JNF BLUE BOXES • Dianne Braun 330.493.0007 email her at [email protected]. Israel, the United States and Canton? Why Vazu Vases and certificates are not start off the New Year right, and you available through Joan Ortman, Chair JNF TREES • Ellen Miller 330.499.1952 will be performing a Mitzvah! at 330-492-0508 or e-mail her CARDS • Patti Green 330.492.0310 Please call Marilyn Feldman at [email protected]. at 330-494-2728 or email her at Greeting cards and local Hadassah CERTIFICATES • Joan Ortman 330.492.0508 4515 22nd Street N.W. • Canton, Ohio 44708 • (330) 477-7664 A Capital Senior Living Community • www.cantonregency.com [email protected] and let cookbooks are available from her know your interests. Thank you! Patti Green at 330-492-0310. 8 PARTNERSHIP WITH ISRAEL STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org 9 CJCF International Booksharing adult organization December Activities Partnership with Israel Education Program (IBSP) Expands C CJCF By Marilyn W. Feldman 7th Tuesday • 9:30 am MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST Our Education Partnerships with Israel are in high Lana Bernhardt, the United States liaison for the IBSP adultadult Join your friends for a complete breakfast of eggs, bagels gear; the school year is underway and both teachers and was in Canton for 10 days, visiting each of the above and cream cheese, OJ, fresh fruit, cake and coffee. Cost is students in the US and Israel are busy e-mailing, Skyping, schools to introduce the program, and the concept of an organization $3.00. RSVP by NOON on Monday, December 6 to Lynda and communicating with each other. Canton will host academic discussion. Both teachers and students learned at 330-445-2412. Minimum of 3 attendees required. MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST several teachers from Gvanim School in the Western about Israel, about the booksharing program and about 7th Tuesday • 11:00 am Galilee in early December. Iris Altit, the principal of the how to navigate the secure Janusz Korczak website. Dear friends, OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH Gvanim School, and Niva Shohat, a fifth grade teacher, As a reminder, the International Booksharing Pro- I canʼt believe that 2011 is just Enjoy a delicious lunch at The Inn at Honey Run. Order The Menʼs Club Breakfast has grown over the past will spend three days visiting Canton classrooms. At this gram (IBSP) is a school-based curriculum that links around the corner. This year off the menu. Cost for transportation is $6.00. Leave the several months. Men, youʼre invited to join this group for breakfast and lively discussion. Jenny and Oz have time, they are scheduled to talk with Julie Katz and American and Israeli students in the reading, has just flown by. At the end of Center at 11:00 am. RSVP to Lynda at 330-445-2412 the Chadash classes, Peggy Hamilton and her study and on-line discussion of Holocaust been guest speakers, and we are always glad to see new December I will once again, be by Tuesday, November 30. class at Canton Country Day School and literature. The project operates on two faces. Please call Lynda for more information. mailing the annual dues letter. NOTE: WE ARE HAVING OUR YIDDISH CLUB AND Pam Schmuck at Minervaʼs Middle levels: middle school and high school. Above (left to right): Luckily for all of us, inflation School. Our Canton teachers are On both levels, an American class is Shlichim Oz and LUNCHEON ON THE 2ND TUESDAY THIS MONTH! has not affected our dues rate. involved in a “twinning” program matched with an Israeli class, and Jenny Naor with 14th Tuesday • 10:30 am – 11:30 am CJCF Lana Bernhardt, U.S. The cost is still $5.00 single/$10.00 couple. adult with Israeli partners and we are students read and study a work of YIDDISH CLUB organization Ongoing Activities Liaison for the IBSP. Your membership entitles you to come to Menʼs hoping to add a few more classes Holocaust literature. As the students Join our friendly group and stay for lunch afterwards. as a result of this exchange. study the literature and learn about Right: Lana Club, Yiddish Club, Maj Jong, lunches, dinners Every Monday • 1:00 pm In addition, the International the Holocaust, they share thoughts, Bernhardt works and trips with our friendly group. Such a deal! 14th Tuesday • Noon CROCHETING WITH FRANCES Booksharing Program is expanding opinions and concerns in a virtual with students. When you get your letter please be prompt in ANNUAL SAO CHANUKAH LUNCHEON Join Frances and her “groupies” and create beautiful chil- to more and more schools each year. classroom on the IBSP website: www. Below: Lana sending in your money so I can quickly update my Enjoy luncheon of potato latkes with sour cream and drenʼs hats to donate to local charities. Our group is on- This year we have the following schools korczakschool.org. Check it out!! Bernhardt with 2011 list in the computer. apple sauce, tuna salad on bagel, soup, dessert and bever- going and new friends are always welcome. All you need involved: GlenOak High School freshmen Our wonderful shlichim, Jenny and Oz Summit School for Thank you in advance for your kindness and age. Guest speaker Al Albacete, from the Canton Museum to bring is a #3, #4 or #5 crochet hook...yarn is provided. honors students are partnered with Makif Chet Naor, joined Lana and Marilyn Feldman as the Arts principal of Art, will present Jewish topics from his imaginative Tom Piccari. thank you all for being such a wonderful group of Every Monday • 2:30 pm High School in Rishon Lezion; Lake High School they visited the various classes. Since those visits, people. You mean more to me than you can ever weekly program at Menorah Park in Beachwood. Cost LEARN TO PLAY MAJ JONG freshman Honors English students are partnered with Jenny and Oz have been invited back to several of the is $7.00. RSVP by Wednesday, December 8 to Lynda at imagine. Interested in learning to play this fun game? Call Lynda at PʼSagot in Kramiel; Perryʼs Junior High School eighth schools to talk to the students about Israel and what itʼs 330-445-2412. 330-445-2412 for details. graders are partnered with ORT Minkoff in Jerusalem; like to live there. Much love and good health in the coming year, Our Lady of Peace eighth grade is partnered with ORT These partnerships between Canton and Israeli schools Lynda CJCF Every Wednesday • 1:00 pm adult Dafna Junior High School in Kiryat Bialik; Cantonʼs involve more than 250 Canton students between the organization January Activities MAJ JONG Summit School for the Arts eighth grade is partnered ages of 13 and 18; think about what they are learning Please note: When the weather is bad a program On Wednesday afternoons we have a table of “seasoned” with Galil Maaravi Regional School in Nahariya, as about the Holocaust and life today in Israel because of may be cancelled or rescheduled. 4th Tuesday • 9:30 am Maj Jong players. If you are interested in joining the fun are Massillon High School freshmen; and, last but not our Partnership programs! Hopefully, we will be able to MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST please call Lynda at 330-445-2412. least, we have two senior classes at Alliance High School make arrangements for some of our teachers and students Cost is $3.00. RSVP by NOON on Monday, January 3 to partnered with Makif Tet “Ashlim” School in Rishon to visit Israel as a result of the “new friendships” formed Adult Organization Lynda at 330-445-2412. Minimum of 3 attendees required. Lezion and ORT Yigal Alon in Nazareth Elite. though twinning and booksharing. Contributions 11th Tuesday • 11:00 am Our SAO Cafe at Global Day LET SOMEONE KNOW OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH of Jewish Learning was a big YOU ARE THINKING OF THEM... Enjoy lunch and schnook around the gift shop at Pine Tree success because of our Barn & Restaurant in Wooster. Order off the menu. Cost wonderful volunteers. A contribution to the Senior Adult Organization is for transportation is $7.00. Leave the Center at 11:00 am. Our Shlichim Discuss THANK YOU... Life in Israel in Local Schools a meaningful way to show your thoughtfulness. RSVP to Lynda at 330-445-2412 by Tuesday, January 4. A beautiful acknowedgement card will be sent in Soup makers: Becky Zoldan, your name in honor of birthdays, anniversaries, get 18th Tuesday • 9:30 am Marilyn Raxlin, Dorie Hafner well wishes, memorials or any other reason to send MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST and Myrtle Salle. Left: Lake High School a card. Minimum donation is $3.00. You do not Cost is $3.00. RSVP by NOON on Monday, January 17 to students with Shlichim Oz Workers: Bob and Joann Schwartz, Joe and Becky need to be an SAO member to donate. Lynda at 330-445-2412. Minimum of 3 attendees required. and Jenny Naor. Zoldan, Judy Nusbaum, David Sklar, Jeff Sklar Please call Lynda Herbert at 330-445-2412 and Marilyn Raxlin. Right: Shlichim Oz and Jenny 25th Tuesday • 11:00 am when you wish to acknowledge a birthday, special Naor talk with students at OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH event or “in memory of” card. Lake High School. Enjoy lunch at Peteʼs Grill in downtown Canton and one Sylvia Altman • Irene Blocker See page 21 for CJCF Adult Organization stop at an art gallery. Order off the menu. Cost for trans- Madelyn Gratop • Audrey Lavin December Donation acknowledgements portation is $6.00. Leave the Center at 11:30 am. RSVP Bill Luntz BIRTHDAYS to Lynda at 330-445-2412 by Tuesday, January 18. 10 STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org 7:00 pm at the CJCC • Free Admission • Open to the Public Please patronize our advertisers: MONDAY, DECEMBER 13 Say you saw their advertisement in the Stark Jewish News! Shaliach Oz Naor presents “The Lebanese Conflicts”. It was summer, June 6, 1982, when the Time is Running Out! SHALIACH Israeli Defense Forces invaded southern Lebanon, in hopes of creating a security zone that would insure quiet in the northern border of Israel. Since then, 28 years have passed and a LECTURE SERIES 2 lot has happened: Hezbollah has grown bigger, Israel removed her soldiers from the security Two Quick Last-Minute Financial zone, the borders were redefined, but the uncertainty remains as it was. Strategies for 2010 “The Lebanese Conflicts” For more information call Oz at 330-445-2401 or email him at [email protected]. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 7:00 pm at the CJCC • $5.00 Admission The change in the time and the change in the weather It is a known fact that everyone is allowed to give This espionage thriller was nominated for four Israeli Academy Awards. Rachel, a retired can be excellent reminders that there are only a few away as much as $1,000,000 to non-charities while “THE DEBT” Mossad agent, published her memoirs and boasted how she helped capture a Nazi war weeks left until 2010 is behind us. Far too many peo- they are alive without having to pay gift taxes. Any (2007, 93 Minutes, Drama) criminal known as the “Surgeon of Birkenau.” But the prisoner never went on trial, and a ple will begin work on their taxes in the snowy winter gifts above and beyond the $1,000,000 are subject to story was fabricated about him committing suicide. 30 years later, a frail man in the Ukraine months of 2011 and wish that they could return to the gift tax. This year that gift tax rate is at an unusually A Celebration of Israeli Cinema claims to be the surgeon, and Rachel, a national hero, has some unfinished business. sunnier days of 2010 and take steps to reduce their low 35%. Because of the favorable rate, this can be a with Shlichim Jenny & Oz Naor Snacks and beverages will be served. financial liability. In an effort to avoid these sinking great time to pass assets to family members that would feelings of regret, here are a few things that you might otherwise carry a much higher tax bill if they are part THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 7:15 pm at the CJCC • Free Admission want to consider doing before the end of the year. of your estate in a post-2010 tax world. Join Shlicha Jenny Naor for a special evening devoted to women. At 7:15 p.m. Jenny will Consider converting a Tradi- Consider the business owner present “Who is the Jewish Woman? Myths and Facts, from Biblical Times ʻtil Today”. At tional IRA into a tax-free Roth who has a piece of commer- A WOMAN’S EVENING 8:15 p.m., view “Miriamʼs Mosaic: Diverse Women of the Rabbinate”, a Live from New IRA. In past years many people cial real estate that is currently AT THE CJCC Yorkʼs 92nd Street YTM broadcast, featuring a panel discussion of pioneering women from diverse backgrounds who have entered the clergy. have been unable to take advan- worth $1,500,000. If they pass “Miriam’s Mosaic” Live from 92YTM tage of Roth IRAʼs because of the building on to their chil- RSVP to Jenny at 330-445-2401 or email her at [email protected]. Coffee and dessert will be served. existing income limits. As a dren before the end of 2010 result, people who made more they will be subject to no more MONDAY, JANUARY 10 7:00 pm at the CJCC • Free Admission • Open to the Public than $100,000 per year could than $175,000 in gift taxes. If Shaliach Oz Naor presents “Peace Process”. In the 60 years of her existence, Israel has held not convert their Traditional they instead decide to hold that SHALIACH on in the battlefields when necessary. In the early 1990ʼs, Yitzhak Rabinʼs government tried IRA into a Roth IRA. For the building until they die in 2011, to put an end to bloodshed and initiate a peace process with the Jordanians and later, with the foreseeable future, the law their children would have to LECTURE SERIES 3 Palestinians. Unfortunately the peace with the Jordanians has become weaker from year to year, and about the Palestinians? Itʼs all a different story. allows everyone, regardless of pay at least $275,000 in estate “Peace Process” annual income, to pay a little taxes. For more information call Oz at 330-445-2401 or email him at [email protected]. tax today and transfer these retirement assets to an There is at least one other reason that careful gifting account where all future withdrawals will be tax-free. is a great strategy this year. As a result of the recent WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 7:00 pm at the CJCC • $5.00 Admission The really good news is that people who complete economic downturn, many assets are worth less today The Leviʼs are a large, fun-loving, at times quirky, Israeli family in the 1980s. But the simplicity the conversions before December 31, 2010 can take than they have been in the past. By making a gift today “LOST ISLAND” of the familyʼs existence is shattered when their son Oferʼs twin brother Erez discovers an advantage of a special tax incentive. Instead of paying you can take advantage of the silver lining that the low (2007, 110 Minutes, Comic Drama) explosive secret and unwittingly triggers a family tragedy. The twinsʼ inseparable relationship all of the taxes for the conversion in 2011, the IRS is values provide – locking in the gift at a very low rate. undergoes a severe test just as Israel haphazardly enters into its bloodiest and most polarizing A Celebration of Israeli Cinema conflict to date. allowing taxpayers to stretch as much as half of the tax When the real estate market bounces back, your estate with Shlichim Jenny & Oz Naor Snacks and beverages will be served. bill into 2012. If you havenʼt already, this might be a tax bill will not experience the same increase. great time to put your retirement savings in an account This is a great time to sit down with your trusted that you can withdraw from tax-free well into your advisors to make sure you arenʼt missing out on the golden years. unique opportunities that 2010 has to offer. If you ���������������������������������������������������������������� Consider making gifts to family members. As many make some of the changes this article suggests, you ���������������������������������������������������������������������� of you know, a number of taxes that temporarily disap- could begin 2011 knowing that you have avoided peared for 2010 are scheduled to rear their ugly heads substantial taxes for you and your family well into as 2011 rolls around. Currently, people with more than the future. $1,000,000 who die after the stroke of midnight on December 31st will have to pay estate taxes at a rate Daniel R. Griffith is the Senior Trust Officer in the ���������������������������� of 55%. One way of substantially reducing this tax is Wealth Division of Premier Bank & Trust and a certi- ���������������������� fied Estate Planner. He can be reached at (330) 244- ����������������������������� to make current gifts to relatives. This is a good year ����������������������������� to make those gifts to grandchildren, if that is a part of 2978 for questions regarding IRA conversions, estate ����������������� your plan. taxes, or other planning strategies. ���������������������������� HAPPY HANUKAH! ���������������������������������������� ������������������������������ Happy Chanukah from Jerry & Marty Ortman ������������������������������� ������������������������������������������ �������������������������� ����������������������������� 12 STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org STARK JEWISH NEWS • DECEMBER 2010 • www.jewishcanton.org Global Day of Learning! You Loved It!

We celebrated Rabbi Adin Steinsaltzʼs monumental Right: Bonnie Manello, Morris Kinast, Myriam Konor task of translating the Talmud by coming together at and Margit Sussman took part the CJCC for a day of community and learning. in the luncheon discussions. Over a hundred and seventy-five people shared the day together and listened to a series of lectures Below: Shlicha Jenny Naor broadcast from the 92nd Street YTM. We participated and Edith Benjamin share facts about Israel. with our clergy and lay leaders in a discussion of the “Big Questions”, and shared lunch together. The day included Jewish Book Fair activities, casual discussions with our Shlichim, Jenny and Oz, gift shop items from Shaaray Torah Synagogue and Temple Israel, and BBYO raffle baskets. Hadassah Above: Laura Goldman and Anita Porter Above; The SAO Cafe volunteers Left: Hadassah Menorah Pro- from the Canton Chapter of Hadassah. Marilyn Raxlin, Lynda Herbert, ject display. Above: Martha provided coffee and muffins, and also sold Vazu vases Lottman (foreground) and and other items. Right: Rabbi Aharon Kushner Becky Zoldan and Judy Nusbaum offered soups and sandwiches. audience prepare for a 92 St. The SAO Café sold out of food! Turkey and corned from Agudas Achim Congregation. YTM broadcast lecture. beef sandwiches flew off the tables, almost as fast as Chadashʼs latkes. Weʼd like to thank everyone who volunteered and made this day a success, especially the SAO for lunch, and the Global Day of Learning Committee, who managed the programming for the day. And thanks to our clergy, Hazzan Bruce Braun, Rabbi Leah Herz, Rabbi Aharon Kushner, Rabbi Emeritus John Spitzer and to Zev Rosenberg and Julie Katz, for leading the Left: Babylonian Talmud manuscript. luncheon discussions. Look for more, great Jewish programming in 2011. Above: Jaime Roberts at the BBYO Basket Raffle table. ��������������������������

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New Roaminʼ Jews Encounter Roman Jews Winter break schedule Israel Bonds introduces for Chanukah Rabbi John Spitzer This month Chadash will be in session until December Mazel Tov Bond Gift Card 22nd. We will have a winter break until Wednesday, In the Fall of 2008 Rabbi John and Cheri Spitzer with a few rough spots until the Christianization of the January 5th when Hebrew school will be in session. With a theme of ʻCelebrate the Miracle of Chanukah and the Wonder of Israel,ʼ escorted seven students from Walsh University to Italy Empire in the early 4th century. Our people had developed the Israel Bonds organization has launched a new campaign to strengthen the for two months of study and travel. Following that trip their own nusach or liturgical tradition called Nusach Information about specific programs will be sent home. connection between the events celebrated during Chanukah and modern Israel. the Stark Jewish News published portions of the Rabbiʼs Italki. That tradition continues today although there is a bit journal. The Spitzers returned to Italy this past August for of Ashkenazic and Sephardic tradition mixed in. The centerpiece of the campaign is the introduction of a gift card to facilitate a similar program. We are pleased to publish portions of The initial ghetto was amazingly small for so many Jews. Turn trash into cash! the purchase of State of Israel Mazel Tov bonds. To simplify the process, the card the Rabbiʼs 2010 journal, which follows. It forced terrible crowding and building up instead of out. comes with a detachable investment form, making it easy to purchase the bond. Further, the Jews were subject to indignities such as having Chadash is now recycling printer cartridges. Proceeds The gift card is then presented to the recipient. The Rome Ghetto churches built just outside the gates of the ghetto and being CHADASH will benefit programming at Chadash. There is a con- Bonds President and CEO Joshua Matza observed, “Connection to Israel is a A fine day was had by all! It began with morning class at compelled to attend to hear conversionary sermons. In tainer in the education wing. Help us make trash into special gift. Many parents are seeking ʻvaluesʼ gifts to present on one or more nights 8:00 a.m. Our topics included preparation for our tour of 1847 the degrading requirements for sermons, etc. were Synagogue in Rome Ghetto. COMMUNITY cash! of Chanukah, and one of the strongest Jewish values is our bond with Israel.” the Rome Ghetto and an introduction to early Renaissance being set aside by the Pope, and Jews began to live outside questions. Our parcels were checked and we were watched The combined gift card/investment form was designed to be a hassle-free gift- art. The beginning of class was a little bit of a downer the walls, which were ultimately torn down in 1870 with throughout our visit, although we didnʼt know it. HEBREW giving experience, as well as a meaningful alternative to games, electronics and with the reading of the Papal Bull Cum nimis absurdum in the Italian Emancipation. Cut out and place on your printer as a reminder I have enjoyed Italy very much. I havenʼt even been other items considered to be ʻconventionalʼ gifts. which the Pope, in 1555 declared it an affront for Jews to Jews began to collect money to build their first new and overwhelmed by churches, because that is where much Mazel Tov bonds, available for a minimum purchase of $100 (with the option of live among Christians. This document created the Ghetto monumental synagogue. It took some 30 years to raise the ACADEMY Easy Way to Support Chadash! of the art is. But I confess, even though it was the ghetto, of Rome, which initially included four major buildings funds. A competition was held, a non-Jewish architect was additional $50 increments), are a significant, personal means of expressing pride I felt a real sense of being home as we saw and spoke Chadash is collecting used printer for the entire Jewish population. selected, and in about 3-4 years a beautiful building of in Jewish heritage and optimism for the future. The cards are available in multiple Hebrew, tasted the savory flavors of Jewish food and felt ink cartridges for a fundraiser. We trained into Rome and bused to Largo Argentina and eclectic styles was constructed. locations, including Israel Bonds offices, synagogues, and Jewish community centers. the closeness of our tradition. This is an easy way to support our Religious walked into the Ghetto. Jews had been in Rome since 161 They have an excellent museum on the ground floor. School! Bring your used cartridges and drop For additional information, contact your local Israel Bonds office at 800-752- BCE. They came as ambassadors and merchants following One of the things we noticed was that the synagogue Join us for a Walsh University Adult Learning Interfaith Julie Katz them in the labeled box by the Chadash 5667 or [email protected] or visit www.israelbonds.com. the victory of the Maccabees against Antiochus Epiphanes. security seemed to be patterned on Israeli security. Tour to Israel and Rome June 13 – 24, 2011. Weʼll spend a Director entrance to the CJCC, now through the end (This is not an offering which can only be made by prospectus. Read the prospectus carefully before Living across the Tiber River must have been an excellent The guard, who dressed very much like Israeli security week in Israel and four days in Rome. If youʼre interested, of the school year. Every cartridge counts! investing to fully evaluate the risks associated with investing in State of Israel Bonds. Issues subject to Chanukah present. 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CHANUKAH Continued from Page 17 everal Chanukahs ago my husband came home with der, cumin, flour, paprika, and a dash of cayenne pepper Sisters has to ask X number of times in letters or e-mail Katrina? Still, itʼs tzedakah. A tzedakah box, or pushke, is a related idea. Pick up anS electric deep fryer large enough to accommodate a into a plastic storage bag. Place the chickpeas into the bag before we respond? Each letter costs, ultimately dimin- Sixth step: The recipient is known to the giver, the a box from your favorite Jewish charity, or make one 12-pound turkey. Iʼd heard of suburban folks frying tur- For success on in batches, seal, and shake them until theyʼre coated. Deep ishing your contribution. giver is unknown to the recipient. yourself, and join the righteous ranks of the famous keys in their garages, but because we live in a Manhattan fry them in oil, drain on paper towels, sprinkle with kosher The fourth step flips the third: Giving as much as is Talk about randomness. Imagine leaving a box of unknown. apartment I was less than thrilled with the gigantic appli- salt, and serve them immediately. needed before being asked. Think about it. This puts the groceries at some unknown yet needful personʼs door- The highest level, “exceeded by none,” Maimonides ance – which I had no room to store. the festival of oil, Safety Tips for Stovetop Deep Frying giver on the lookout for tzedakah opportunities. It gets step. Food pantries like Sova in Los Angeles or the tells us, is self-sufficiency as a result of outright gifts, That first Chanukah, however, I acquiesced to deep fry- 1. Use a deep pot or saucepan, not a skillet or frying pan. you twittering with finds and on the street, taking note of Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry in St. Louis, loans, partnerships or “finding employment.” At a time ing a turkey, which turned out to be more delicious than fry, fry again A pot that comes with a basket insert is preferable. Jewish social service storefronts. where “confidentiality is strictly enforced,” illustrate this when every dollar for the poor is debated, Maimonides you can imagine. The bird was moist on the inside and 2. Face the potʼs handle away from the edge of the stove People put their entire energies into looking for invest- concept. As a giver, you know the items are going to reminds us to “strengthen” the poor. Linda Morel • JTA crisp on the outside, an achievement that anyone who has to reduce the chances of knocking over a pot of hot oil. If ments, why not tzedakah? Isnʼt breaking the poverty someone in need, but they never know you. In many cities, Jewish free loan societies, Jewish roasted a turkey can tell you is no easy feat. Surprisingly possible, place the pot of oil on a back burner. cycle the best investment? No. 7: Anonymous giving and receiving. Anonymity vocational service agencies and international agencies duce gefilte fish. But instead of boiling these large oval pat- the bird didnʼt taste greasy. Better yet, the preparation 3. To reduce the chances of spatters or oil bubbling over, do The fifth step includes the previous elements and adds is a tough sell today; we are trained from birth to put such as ORT help move people toward self-sufficiency. ties, I roll the batter into small balls and deep fry them. After time was reduced from several hours to 45 minutes. not fill the pot or saucepan with oil more than halfway. one more; giving tzedakah when you donʼt know the our names on everything. Historically, in the Temple in Handicraft workshops for the needy elderly and disabled one taste, youʼll never settle for bland gefilte fish again. Since then, fried turkey has become one of our most 4. Heat the oil on a medium flame. Do not raise the flame. recipient but the recipient knows you. Itʼs like having Jerusalem there was a darkened room, called “lishkat such as Yad LaKashish in Jerusalem, beautifully keep this Frightened by the thought of dealing with raw fish? Ask treasured holiday traditions. Of course on the first night 5. Always use a long-handled, slotted utensil to submerge your tzedekah labeled “This gift brought to you by ...” chashaʼim”, literally a “chamber of secrets,” where the concept alive. your fishmonger to grind the haddock, whitefish or pike of Chanukah, we fill four skillets with latkes. Nothing or retrieve food from hot oil. Wear pot mitts when touch- This uneven equation allows for corporate boasting giver could leave money and the poor would receive it Edmon J. Rodman is a JTA columnist who writes you order. From there, handling the fish batter is as easy is crunchier than grated potatoes browned in spattering ing this utensil. about its contributions: Remember those ads that ran after without shame. on Jewish life from Los Angeles. oil. But on another night of this eight-day holiday, we as forming hamburger patties. On the theory that you can fry anything, I suggest wid- 6. Never submerge frozen, ice cold or wet foods into hot invite a crowd and deep fry a turkey. As we light colorful oil as they may cause flare-ups. Chanukah candles, our apartment fills with the scent of ening your Chanukah repertoire. Here are some ideas: • Submerge any kind of pitted black or green olives 7. To drain fried foods, lay down paper towels a reason- serious searing. able distance from the flame so they do not catch fire. Deep fried turkey is a fitting way to celebrate Chanukah, (but not bottled or canned) into hot oil, where they will develop a delicious pucker within a minute or two. 8. Keep small children away from the stove when you are the festival of oil, because its preparation requires several deep frying foods. • If pressed for time, slide thinly sliced potatoes or florets gallons of oil. During the Maccabeesʼ time, cheese pan- 9. If the oil in the pot sputters or boils up, turn off the of broccoli and cauliflower into a pot of hot oil until cakes were a popular fried food. Latkes werenʼt added to flame. Do not use that oil again. they turn delightfully brown. After placing them on the Chanukah repertoire until centuries later. Jews from 10. When you are finished deep frying, turn off the flame paper towels and sprinkling with kosher salt, youʼll various countries now fry many kinds of foods, including and let the oil cool to room temperature before discard- savor every crisp mouthful. donuts, fritters and pancakes. ing it, preferably in a bottle or can with a top. Chopped fish, eggs and matzah meal are usually mixed • Canned chickpeas can be fried into a sensational snack. together to form patties that are simmered in broth to pro- Dry them on paper towels. Put a mixture of curry pow- Cont'd / See FRY, FRY AGAIN / Page 20

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Endowment donations are a minimum of $10 PLEASE NOTE: Due to space limitations, the Stark Jewish for each person or event you wish to recognize. News will print only the immediate family members of our de- ceased community members. We receive obituary notices from JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES Shaaray Torah Synagogue and Temple Israel of members who In memory of Howard Rubin, Jr. from PJ and Fran Wells. FRY, FRY AGAIN Continued from Page 19 have passed away. When we are at “deadline” and there is a In honor of Richard and Marylin Levinʼs 60th anni- death, we will hold the information for the next issue. versary from Paula Bloom. DEEP FRYING TURKEYS DEEP FRIED GEFILTE FISH BALLS In memory of Margaret Shifman from Marilyn Raxlin. Getting started: Ingredients: Ann “Annie” Gremelspacher, granddaughter of 1. While some people fry turkeys by rigging up garbage cans on Martha Lottman, passed away on October 22. 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Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.; • Friday, December 31: Rosh Chodesh; Shacharis 7:15 a.m. Shacharis 7:15 a.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School Candles 5:14 p.m.; Shabbat Light the 6th Chanukah Candle Candles 4:52 p.m.; Service 5:30 p.m. Service 5:30 p.m. with Hazzan Shacharis 7:15 a.m. • Friday, December 31: • Friday, January 21: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 7:00 PM Celebration of Israeli Cinema “The Debt” at the CJCC Please email your resumes to [email protected]; call 330-867-3388 • Tuesday, December 7: Braun and Rabbinic Fellow • Thursday, December 9: Candle Lighting 4:49 p.m.; Candle Lighting 5:11 p.m.; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 8:15 PM Live from NY’s 92nd St YTM at the CJCC: “Miriam’s Mosaic” Chanukah 6th Day; Service 5:30 p.m.; JANUARY 2011 Jeffrey Abraham Last Day of Chanukah Kabalas Shabbos 5:05 p.m. Kabalas Shabbos 5:25 p.m. or mail resume to: JFS, 750 White Pond Drive, Akron, Ohio 44320. Light the 7th Chanukah Candle SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19 9:30 AM Chadash Religious School • Saturday, January 1: • Saturday, January 22: • Friday, December 10: • Saturday, January 22: We are an equal opportunity employer. • Wednesday, December 8: Birkat Hahodesh; Service 9:30 a.m. Service 9:30 a.m. with Hazzan Candle Lighting 4:39 p.m.; JANUARY 2011 Shabbos Parshas Yisro; MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School Chanukah 7th Day; Service 5:30 p.m.; • Sunday, January 2: Braun and Rabbinic Fellow Jeffrey Kabalas Shabbos 4:55 p.m. • Saturday, January 1: Shacharis 9:00 a.m.; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School Light the 8th Chanukah Candle Morning Service 8:30 a.m.; Abraham; Mincha 5:15 p.m.; • Saturday, December 11: Shabbos Parshas Vaerah; Mincha 1:07 p.m.; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23 7:00 PM Canton Jewish Community Federation Board Meeting • Thursday, December 9: Evening Service 5:30 p.m. Havdalah Havurah 8:00 p.m. Shabbos Parshas Vayigash; Shacharis 9:00 a.m.; Shabbos Ends 6:15 p.m. Chanukah 8th Day; • Sunday, January 23: Shacharis 9:00 a.m.; Mincha 1:00 p.m.; • Tuesday, January 25: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 Christmas Day • Monday, January 3: Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Morning Service 8:30 a.m.; Mincha 12:48 p.m.; Shabbos Ends 5:54 p.m. Shacharis 7:15 a.m. Evening Service 5:30 p.m. Shabbos Ends 5:44 p.m. JANUARY 2011 • Friday, December 10: • Tuesday, January 4: • Tuesday, January 4: • Friday, January 28: Candles 4:42 p.m.; Service 5:30 p.m. • Monday, January 24: • Tuesday, December 14: Shacharis 7:15 a.m. Candle Lighting 5:19 p.m.; SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 New Year’s Day Service 5:30 p.m. Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Shacharis 7:15 a.m. Kabalas Shabbos 5:35 p.m. • Saturday, December 11: • Wednesday, January 5: • Thursday, January 6: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School • Tuesday, January 25: Service 9:30 a.m. Service 5:30 p.m. • Friday, December 17: Rosh Chodesh Shevat • Saturday, January 29: FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 5:30 PM Shaaray Torah Synagogue Family Shabbat Service 5:30 p.m. Candle Lighting 4:41 p.m.; Shabbos Parshas Mishpatim; • Sunday, December 12: • Thursday, January 6: • Friday, January 7: • Wednesday, January 26: Kabalas Shabbos 4:55 p.m. Shacharis 9:00 a.m.; SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 9:30 AM Chadash Religious School Morning Service 8:30 a.m.; Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Candle Lighting 4:55 p.m.; Evening Service 5:30 p.m. Service 5:30 p.m. Kabalas Shabbos 5:10 p.m. Mincha 1:08 p.m.; SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 4:00 PM Connections with Israel at the CJCC • Friday, January 7: Shabbos Ends 6:22 p.m. • Thursday, January 27: • Monday, December 13: Candles 4:58 p.m.; MONDAY, JANUARY 10 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Family Shabbat Service 5:30 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 10 7:00 PM Modern Israeli History Lecture “Peace Process” at the CJCC • Tuesday, December 14: with Hazzan Braun and Rabbinic • Friday, January 28: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School ���������������������������� Service 5:30 p.m. Fellow Jeffrey Abraham; Candles 5:22 p.m.; Service 5:30 a.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 TBA Martin Luther King, Jr. Shabbat • Wednesday, December 15: Shabbat Dinner 6:30 p.m. Service 5:30 p.m. • Saturday, January 8: • Saturday, January 29: MONDAY, JANUARY 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Service 9:30 a.m. • Thursday, December 16: Service 9:30 a.m. with Hazzan TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 7:00 PM Temple Israel Board Meeting Check out the latest CJCF and CJCC Services 7:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Braun and Rabbinic Fellow • Sunday, January 30: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 4:00 PM Chadash Hebrew School ���������������� Jeffrey Abraham; Mincha 5:00 p.m. Morning Service 8:30 a.m.; programs and schedules and the • Friday, December 17: Evening Service 5:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 7:00 PM Celebration of Israeli Cinema “Lost Island” at the CJCC Candles 4:44 p.m.; • Sunday, January 9: Community Calendar online! 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