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April 2005

RICHARD KIND & FRIENDS: A Broadway Revue Monday, April 18th 7:30 pm Har Sinai Temple

Broadway comes to Har Sinai as Actor/Comedian Richard Kind ("Sly Fox", "Tale of the Allergist's Wife", Friday, AprilS "Mad About You", "Spin City", and 7:00 pm:� GaADE SIwoLu' SaVICE 8:00 pm : SIIABBAT Smma currently "Celebrity Poker" and star of "The Producers" on Broadway) will Saturday, April 9 10 :30 be in the house with his multi-talent­ BarMitzvah Andrew Katz ed show biz friends. Son of Abbie and Richard Katz Tickets: Friday, April 15 8:00 pm General Admission: $4O.00/person SHABBAT SERVICE Sponsor: $60/person (includes Saturday, April 16 10 :30 am reception following the show. Bar Mitzvah David Matthew Goldberg PLEASE NOTE: Son of Steven and Kathleen Goldberg

Friday, April 22 8:00 pm • Due to the legal capacity of the Social Hall, only attendees Shabbat Service holding blue (Patron) tickets and pink (Sponsor) tickets may

Saturday, April 23 attend the Reception with the Cast in the Socail Hall following PASSOVERlFirst Seder the performance.

Sunday, April 24 • Parking spaces in the Temple Parking lot will be reserved for 10 :30 am :PASSOVER MORNING SERVICE 6:15 pm : CONGREGRATIONAL SEDER blue (Patron) ticket holders ONLY at the rate of ONE SPACE AT lIAR SINAI PER HOUSEHOLD... please carpool when possible. Pink (Sponsor) and yellow (General Admission) ticket holders are Friday, April 29 8:00pm SHABBAT SERVICE asked to park in the hospital parking lot.

Saturday, April 30 10 :30 pm • No videos or cameras are to be used at any time during the PASSOVER YIZKOR SERVICE performance in the Sanctuary. It is often said that it takes just one person to change the for having the foresight to die. world. If this is true, we can hope that each of us has it with­ Ariel Sharon, as all great Israeli leaders, in showing his in ourselves to do something spectacular and unprecedent­ true yearning for peace, just as Yitzhak Rabin and ed to change a situation for the better. Therefore, the belief Menachem Begin before him, began immediately to facilitate that one person can change the world is often accepted in a peace after the demise of Arafat. These great warriors and very positive light. For example, it takes just one person to patriots wanted peace; they could not endure any more invent a product that changes the lives of many millions. Israeli lives being sacrificed for security. Thomas Edison was one person who changed the world with Just last month, Israel released 500 Palestinian prison­ many of his inventions. In recent history, Bill Gates has ers as a gesture of hope for the future. Sharon has even changed the world through his vision that every person in committed Israel to dismantling many West Bank settle­ the world should have a computer. ments. Conversely, we do not think of someone changing the Machmud Abaas, the Palestinian leader, who was elect­ world by not doing anything. How can someone in their mere ed overwhelmingly in the first true election for the Palestinian inactivity change the world; or to go even further, can some­ people, has already made tremendous strides towards real­ one, by ceasing to exist, change things for the better? Yet, izing peace even though he has to quell the fanatics within we do have examples of this irony: when the Russian presi­ his own camp. dent Andropov died, he was replaced by Gorbachev who Even the most cynical across our planet has hope that then was able to transform the Soviet Union into a better there can be, within a number of years, peace in the Middle society. Gorbachev paved the way for democracy in Russia; East. It is striking that none of this could have been accom­ as a byproduct, the Berlin wall fell down. The cold war plished without the fortuitous death of Arafat. It is also strik­ ended. Hence, Andropov's death did more to make this ing to note that the Palestinian people as a whole have world a safer place than his life. His nonexistence did more embraced their new leader willingly because they can see a than his existence in helping to make Russia a more better life for themselves by cooperating with Israel rather humane and open society. Throughout history, many exam- than engaging in a continuous struggle with Israel for goals -. pies abound of this peculiar positive transformation of histo­ that can never be achieved. ry through someone's death. So, it is incredible that one man's existence can be such Recently, an example of this was the very timely death of Vasser Arafat. His life was dedicated to instigating havoc an obstacle for the betterment of so many millions ... and that in the Mideast. He caused the Palestinian people much one man's death can achieve more than his life. hardship and unnecessary suffering. His life was a testimo­ Judaism has always understood this paradox of history. ny to his corrupt narcissistic megalomania that caused the We see throughout the Bible and throughout Jewish litera­ deaths of thousands of Israelis and Palestinians. He was the ture this emphasis upon one human being's ability to change ultimate roadblock to the peace process. Now, in the wake the world for the better by their death rather then their life. of his death, we see that he has done more for peace in Many of the horrendous and horrible dictators in the Bible, death than he did in his life. Vasser Arafat's greatest legacy, from Pharaoh to Haman, produced in life nothing but tyran­ which he bequeathed to his people, was his body in a coffin. ny while their deaths gave way to a better society. In this, we It is incredible that since his death, peace has moved bask in the hope of a more stable Mideast without the over­ more rapidly than any time in the history of Israel. It is ironic whelming negativity and insidious machinations of Vasser that Vasser Arafat now deserves the Nobel Prize for peace Arafat.

HSTY (Har Sinai Temple Youth) NEWS Graham Tebb, Advisor

During March, HSTY was scheduled to participate in a social action event at the Katzenbach center. Unfortunately, Homefront was not ready for us, so the event has been postponed. Instead, some of the members joined in the BCTY board meeting/shmooze and are working together to plan a NY trip.

Meanwhile, our own plans are proceeding. Many of the HSTY kids took part in the Purim Shpiel, with some of the older kids working at the Purim Carnival afterwards. But it isn't all work, and the Soda Pong is scheduled to take place April 17th. The T-shirt contest will also take place on this date. How many different ways can you say "HSTY?"

Still in the planning stages is the Paintball event for early May.

April 2005 • PAGE 2 Har Sinai is a very busy place as usual. Make sure you unteers to help with the sale as well as merchandise. This is take advantage of what we have to offer, you will always be a great Social Action activity for families, as your kids watch glad you did. your merchandise donations turn into cash for our Social The Purim Shpiel was performed on Sunday, March 20 Action events. We'll begin collecting merchandise at Har and was a great success. We really have some fine actors Sinai in May. and actresses in our midst. (I've always said we have a con­ Just a reminder if you don't already have your tickets to gregation filled with many talented people in many different "Richard Kind and Friends, a Broadway Revue" on Monday, fields. Acting is just one more example.) Our Purim Players April 18, you'd better hurry up! The Patron seats will proba­ performed "Schmaltz" (inspired by Grease) to the delight of bly be sold out by the time you receive this bulletin, but we all in the audience. Our Purim carnival followed the perform­ should still have Sponsor seats which entitle you to the ance and was a lot of fun as well. If you weren't there, you reception with the cast after the show. Many tickets are seil­ missed a good time. ing to non Har Sinai members so call today or you may be On February our rescheduled "Superbowl" communi­ 27, closed out of our own event. This opportunity will not be ty dinner for local needy families took place and was also repeated and when we're sold out, that's it. We can't over­ very well received. Har Sinai put together such a great menu book like the airlines. that not a scrap of food was left over, and we started with a On our new site, the feasibility study came back positive lot of food. Thanks to all the volunteers who brought food, and we are proceeding with the process to obtain permits helped us cook, carved the briskets, carried over the food, from the township. We've collected over a million dollars so and helped to serve and clean up. The thanks from the fam­ far but we will need much more for settlement, then renova­ ilies we fed were a real boost to the Har Sinai families who tions and expansion. If you haven't increased your pledge, worked at this fulfilling event. If you weren't there, you or if you were waiting for more positive news before making missed a great Social Action opportunity, but don't worry, we your pledge, now is the time to step up to the plate. have another Social Action event on our calendar. Thanks to my wife, Laurie, for putting together the Oneg Start putting aside gently used houseware items from of Onegs, with all my favorite treats, (and many of my favorite • your home for our Housewares Sale taking place Sunday, people!) in honor of my Birthday. It was truly an honor to May 15. The funds we raised at last years sale paid for the 50th see so many people turn out for the service, and I know they food we served at our community dinner. Only 20 families donated items last year, so there are many more basements would have still come even without the wonderful Onego Our -.. bulging with bargains for this year. Those wedding presents daughters Nikki and Jamie put together a slideshow of my you don't know what to do with are really a meal for a hungry younger days, much to the amusement of those present. I local family. Turn your outgrown bike into a brisket and those am especially honored that so many of my friends and sup­ plates into potatoes. We are planning to set up rooms for porters made donations to our capital campaign fund, and homeless mothers and their children at the Family other funds, in honor of my landmark birthday. Preservation Center where these families are taught how to There are many more events coming up. As I've said set up their own household, get a job and break the cycle of before, everything at Har Sinai is better when you are here. homelessness. Families graduate with a starter set of new Come to our events and come to a committee meeting which linens and towels that we provide from funds raised at our interests you. You and your fellow congregants will be glad housewares sale. Watch for our flyer, we're looking for vol- you did.

SHOVAVIM Ellen Buchsbaum and Karen Friedland, Co-Chairpeople

HAMAN BASH A HUGE HIT AT LASER TAG!

The Shovavim Laser Park Purim Party, held on Sunday, March 13th, was a big success, with 15 kids partici­ pating from the 3rd through 5th grades. The kids came ready to zap their foes (in the spirit of obliterating Haman) eat some pizza, and try their luck at the arcade. While we only had one girl participate (our symbolic Esther), it was indeed a party fit for a King or a Queen.

Thanks to all who participated, and a special thanks to our chaperone parents, Marc Whitman and Jean Sibner.

Watch for news about our next Shovavim event, coming soon!!!!

April 2005 • PAGE 3 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REPORT Magda Reyes, Director of Education _

With the music of "It's Purim" (Grease Lightning) from our Religious School Calendar Purim Shpiel "Schmaltz" still ringing in my ears, with Passover April 2005 planning well under way, the end of the Religious School year is right around the comer. Sunday, April 3: - 5th grade Family PACT program, 11am - 6t\ 7th grade trip to NY City As I reflect on the year gone by and look at our achievements, I - Gratz College Isaac Mayer Wise realize we've had a full year of Jewish learning and experience. Program meeting, 12PM From learning about bees and making honey for Rosh Hashanah Friday, April 8: - 4th grade Shabbat, 7PM to discussions about Lashon Harah (slander, gossip) and self Sunday, April 10: - Religious Education Committee esteem in the primary grades, from enjoying Jewish humor with meeting, lO:30AM comic Joel Chasnoff and explaining what "I Am Jewish" means - Gratz College Isaac Mayer Wise Program meeting, 12PM to you as part of a Shabbat service to discussing the Arab-Israeli Sunday, April 17: - Passover Activities for the Aleph­ conflict in the Hebrew High School grades, the accomplish­ Bet-7th grade ments, personal growth and learning opportunities were many. Sunday - Sunday, Adding in family programs, art and dance classes, class Shabbat April 24 - May 1: - School is closed for Passover services, trips to New York and to community events and an exchange program with Temple Emanuel in Baltimore makes for May a school year packed with not only classroom studies but also 2005 Jewish practice outside the classroom that enrich and intensify Monday, May 2: - First day of Religious School after the Jewish experience. Passover Sunday, May 8: - Isaac Mayer Wise Program meeting, ,In order to share this past school year with you and thank every­ 12PM one that was involved in making it possible, we've planned a Sunday, May 15: - Last day of Hebrew High School .... special school celebration for the last day of school on May 22nd• - Isaac Mayer Wise Program meeting, The Religious School Siyum, a School Celebration, Graduation 9:30AM and Exhibit, will show you how proud the students are of the Sunday, May 22: - Religious School Siyuum, lOAM work they have accomplished this past year. Please join us as they show offtheir pride in our Jewish heritage, share memories of Jewish learning at Har Sinai and exhibit the work that was accomplished during the year.

From my family to yours - our best wishes for a very happy COMING FOR MOTHER'S DAY DELIVERY: Passover and a free and peaceful next year in Jerusalem! The new SISTERHOOD COOKBOOK Please reserve your copy ' B NAI MITZVAH - April ($15.00 for one and $25.00 for two)

THURSDAY, MAy 5tb, AT 7:30 PM The first in our "How To Series"

David Goldberg "HOW TO DO PILATES" Hosted by Edye Discount, Personal Trainer (This program is free and open to all Temple members and friends. Bring a yoga or pilates mat or a thick towel to exercise on. You will need to RSVP.) Adam D'Anna Andrew Katz

The Sisterhood Board will meet on this evening, May 5th, from 6:45 to 7:15.

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Each Friday Morning in April at 10:30 am MYSTERIES OF RELIGION THROUGH JEWISH EYES SHABBAT SERVICES AT GREENWOOD HOUSE Saturdays beginning April 2 Join Rabbi and/orCantor every Friday at Greenwood House for 9:15 to 10:15 am a Shabbat Service with the residents. This brief service is meaningful to the residents, many of whom are still members This spring, Rabbi Pollack will continue his successful mini­ of our congregation. They enjoy even a brief visit with other series "Mysteries of Religion through Jewish Eyes" on members of our congregation. Saturdays from 9: 15 to 10: 15 am. Discussions will focus on the following: Tuesdays, April 5, 12, and 19, at 12 noon LUNCH AND LEARN April2: "What ever happened to the original Torah scroll?" This year in Lunch and Learn we are studying the incredible April 9: "Did David exist?" and incomparable Book of Proverbs. Bring your own lunch; April 16: "What is the mystery of the Passover Seder?" we will provide dessert. These will be the final three classes May 7: "Who are the Karaites and why should we care?" for this Temple year. May14: "Can you be Jewish and an atheist at the same time?" Wednesday, April 13, at 8:00 pm May21 : "Do Jews believe in immortality?" HOME STUDY GROUP The Home Study Group is discussing all aspects of Religious You can pick and choose the sessions you want to attend since Freedom in the United States this year. Material will come the sessions are independent of each other. These sessions will from a number of different sources. The Group will meet at the bring to light history that might be little known but that has home of Ruth Kunes in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. shaped our lives in one way or another. To RSVP, and for directions, please call Ruth at 215-493-5109.

Library News Rita Allen, Librarian ([email protected]) I•�

As the school year is drawing to a close, we again Moorman, M. Light the lights; a story about celebrat­ and again ask parents to check their bookshelves at ing Hanujkkah and Christmas. E home for any books that students have borrowed Sasso, Sandy Eisenberg. Abuelita's secret matzahs. from the library this year. Please don't place us in the Jacobo's grandmother introduces him to their her­ uncomfortable position of having to check against E. itage as conversos. the records and having to send postcards as a reminder. Wing, N. Jalapeno bagels. E. Pablo's choice for International Day comes from a real Mexican-Jewish Some of our new books will be of especial interest to American bakery. interfaith families. They can be found on the book­ shelves outside the library or in the children's section Naliboff, J. The only one club. E Jennifer has a spe­ under the windows. cial club as the only Jewish one in her class, but oth­ ers want to join. Cooper, I. Sam I am. YP Fiction. Trying to under­ stand the problems of his identity, Sam decides to And for adults: Kaplan. J. Interfaith families; person­ speak with God. al stories of Jewish-Christian intermarriage. 304.

April 2005 • PAGE 5 HA R SINAI THANKS ...Bonnie Cusack, Laurent Levy, and Ellen Buchsbaum, ...Rita Allen, for hosting the March 9th meeting of the Home for the spectacular job they did co-directing the purimshpiel, Study Group.

"Schmaltz" (loosely based on the musical "Grease " ) which was presented on Sunday, March 20 ...and to their incredible, ... Debra Levenstein, for bringing one of the Jewish Family talented cast: David Azer, Carol Bluestein, Ellen and Children's Services "Flames" discussion programs to our Buchsbaum, Frank Cusack, Fran Fried, Allison Haftel, 5th Grade .. . and to Dr. Jeff Fine for the great job he did com­ Jonathan Katz, Lisa Kimmelman, Amanda Levy, Arielle ing in on short notice to lead another of the "Flames" pro­ Levy, Marilyn Orland, Max Orland, Stacey Pastorella, gram discussions, "Self Esteem," for our 6th Graders. Magda Reyes, Jamie Richman, Julie Richman, Max Rigie, Susan Sacks, Jill Schwartz, Steven Sherman, Noah ...Abbie Katz, for providing our st udents a deliciously good Simon, Joshua Steinhouse, Sara Steinhouse, Ariane Tebb, time as she led them through the fine art of Hamentaschen­ Elizabeth Tebb. Baking during Sunday School.. ..a special thanks to Jobna Bingham who st epped in to help for the late session when the ...Debbie Mannella, for again chairing a very successful going got hectic. Purim Carnival on March 20'h following the Shpiel... special thanks to Jean Richman, Jean Sibner, Beth Mannella, ... Ellen Buchsbaum, for coordinating a very successful

Barbara Geller, and Airen Heff... the teachers, parents Laser Tag event for Shovavim on Sunday, March 13'h ••.lots of and Confirmation students who helped work the 3nl through 5th Graders turned out. booths ...Siste rhood's Linda Bolder, Beth Deitchman, and Ina Katz, along with Jonathan and Matthew Katz, for the ... Mary Kirsch, chairperson; Jenna Bluestein; Janice, hours spent turning out the refreshments in the kitchen dur­ Barry, and Andrew Blumberg; Stuart and Gavin Davis; ing the Carnival...and Marilyn Weinstein and Judy Nancy Fine; Sharon Kahn; Ina and Matt Katz; Nancy, Millner, who were there to man the Judaica Shop. Vince, Rob and Sam LaPosta; Lorell Levy, Phil Hartman, and Emma Hansen; Beth Mannella; Lynda Meshkov; ...Abby Jaroslow, Fay Zelenko, Max Zelenko, Jesse Larry Miller and Jean Burdick; Linda, Phil, Mariel, Zelenko, Linda Bolder, Jayne Davis, and Mary Jack, and Evan Ozaroff; Marcia and Caesar Primus; Kirsch ...for undertaking the hug job of organizing, assem­ Robin and Gavin Rapport, Ariel and Abby Schwartz; bling, and distributing the Shalach Manot bags for the very Barry Truchil; and Amy and Jacob Vandenburgh ...for successful Purim Wishes project. ..and thanks to EVERY­ the Tour de Force job they all did organizing and working at ONE who participated. the Sunday Meal for more than 200 people at the Church of the Sacred Heart on February 27th ... also Dr. Richard ...Esther Bullard, Adam D' Anna, Adam Greenfield, Friedman, Dr. Don Millner, Mary Kirsch, Carmen Zach Greenfield, Andrew Katz, Gavin Rapport, and Griffith (Lafayette Yard Marriott), Jim Richardson Jourdan Wexler, for the reading of the Esther story, the (Sheraton of Bucks County), The Natural Dentist, NJ Megillah, in English .. . and to Josh Steinhouse and Noah Race For The Cure (Nancy Healey, Exec . Director) for Simon for the reading in Hebrew. toothbrushes, toothpaste, lotions, soaps, mouthwash ... the Truchil Family for dried raisins and cranberries packets and ... our 7th Grade Students, for so beautifully leading the assembly of the hy giene bags ...a special thanks to all of the Congregation at the March 4th Family Service. donors who supported this event (the generosity of their donations managed to completely underwrite this event).

April 2005 • PAGE 6 BULLETIN BOARD

HAPPY ApRIL BmTHDAYS Oneg Shabbat Sponsors Mazel Tov to ..• Esther Bullard 13 yrs March Gale and Michael Simon, on the January 3 Andrew Katz 13 yrs 11th birth of grandchildren, Aviva and 5 David Sherman 12 yrs 4 - Laurie, Jamie, and Nicki Miller, in Asher Nathan. Aviva and Asher are the 7 David Goldberg 13 yrs honor of the special birthday of their hus­ children of Arlyn and Fred Nathan, Jr. of Santa Fe, New Mexico. 8 Lindsey Schafer 8 yrs band and father, Har Sinai President Steve Miller. 13 Daniel Marrow 12yrs 11 - Fayetta Hockfield, in honor of her Ruth and Allen M.H. Levine, on the 15 Brett Simon 11 yrs grandson, Bar Mitzvah Sam LaPosta. March 17th birth of their great grandson, 24 Sara Rosenau 8 yrs 18 - Abby Jaroslow and David Kyle Matthew Levine, son of Dawn and Robinson, in honor of their son, Bar David Levine. Mitzvah Daniel Robinson. SPECIAL ApRIL BmTHDAYS Rochelle and Helmut Lecke, on the 4 Saul Feinberg March 6th birth of their granddaughter, Pulpit Flowers Aderet Chanah Tehila Goldfeder. Aderet 17 Carole Lichtenstein March is the daughter of Rabbi Gavriel (Jason) 20 Carol Belt and Ketriellah Goldfeder of Boulder, 24 Harold Farber Colorado. She joins brother, Adin, and 4 - Sisterhood sister, Avigayil. 25 Sylvia Greenwald 11 - Marisa LaPosta, in honor of her

28 Cynthia Spiegel grandson, Sam LaPosta, who became a Lillian and Wallace Foster, on their Bar Mitzvah. daughter, Elizabeth, being named to the 18 - Abby Jaroslow and David ApRIL ANNIVERSARIES Robinson, in honor of their son, Daniel, Dean's List at the State University of NY in Albany. 8 - Ron & Cindy Perl 15 yrs who became a Bar Mitzvah. 25 - Sisterhood 9 - Leonard & Ruth Busch 55 yrs 21 - Steven & Kathleen Goldberg 20 yrs TREE OF LIFE May we extend our deepest sympathy in remembering

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RENAISSANCE Jan Kind and Harriet Gould, Co-Chairpersons

Wednesday, July 13 The Tony-Award Winning "RAGTIME" Papermill Playhouse, Millburn, NJ Pre-Theater Lunch at Basilico's Restaurant Transportation via Starr Bus Chaired by Charlotte Levin APRIL 2005 DONATIONS TEMPLE FUND Levine: Jean & Morton Goldstein In Memory Of: In Honor Of: HAR SINAI ENDOWMENT FUND Eileen Barrack: Nancy & Barry Frost Betty Greenberg's Speedy Recovery: In Memory Of: Sylvia Gurewitz: Gloria Levy Bernice Kline Sylvia Gurevitz: Doris Silverstein Ira Kind: Janis Kind Janice & Martin Kline's 25th In Honor Of: Jerome Lang: Janis Kind Anniversary: Berl)ice Kline Martin & Janice Kline's 25th In Honor Of: Ruth & Allen Levine on the Birth of Anniversary: Charlotte & Herb Levin Steve Miller's Special Birthday: Great Grandson, Kyle Matthew: Jean & Steve Miller's Special Birthday: Nancy & Barry Frost Morton Goldstein Charlotte & Herb Levin Jourdan Wexler Becoming a Bat Karen Reiser's Engagement to Bryan Mitzvah: Lora & Mitchell Green & Sober: Jean & Morton Goldstein STEPHANIE MANN MEMORIAL FUND Family In Memory Of: PRAYERBOOK FUND Eileen Barrack: Lynne & Bill Newman, MEMORIAL FUND In Memory Of: Saul & Renee Wolfson Morton Applebaum: Frances Minerva Rosenthal Bonin: Rita & Sy Harry Cole: Renee & Saul Wolfson Applebaum, Amy Applebaum Rosenthal Ethel Goldberg: Marilyn & Harold Zeltt Estelle Bernstein: Frederica Dreskin Morton Erlichman: Nora, Caren & Julia Stephanie Mann: Lynn & Keith Pilot Sylvia Gurevitz: Dorothy Glogoff, Erlichman Bertha Troll, Richard Troll's Mother: Blanche & Jules Sussman Eva Gould: Harriet & Sherman Gould Judy & Lowell Mann, Lynne & Bill Jimmie Josephson: Evelyn Rifkin Leon Siskowitz, Beloved Uncle: Harriet Newman Sam Keats: Ira & Lois Keats & Sherman Gould Florence Weston: Lynn & Keith Pilot, Isaac Lavine: Ira & Lois Keats Bertha Troll, Our Beloved Aunt: Marlene Betsy Weston Aaron Pakman: Frederica Dreskin & Barry Troll In Honor Of: Ruth Berman Raymond, Mother of In Honor Of: Ron Dauer's Birthday: Sylvia Newman, Sandy Raymond: Sheila Davidow Thelma Weston Sidney Solzberg: Amy VanDenburgh CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FUND: Olene Gale's Special Birthday: Roberta In MemoryOf: & Jerry Miller RABBI'S FUND Helen Berkowitz: Ruth & Allen M. H. Lowell Mann's Special Birthday: Arnie In Memory Of: Levine & Becky Goldstein, Irene & Norman Katz Herbert Blume: Ann Blume Maxene Fisher, Mother of Edye Kevin Oliver's Engagement: Judy & Nathan Rome: Dorothy Forer Discount: Terry & Allen Auerbach Lowell Mann Nathan Sibner: Joan Sibner Ira Kind: Ruth & Allen M. H. Levine Roni & Daniel Wolfson'S Happiness in Anna Silk: Marjorie & Harvey Silk Edna Perlman: Dorothy Zorn Their New Home: Betsy Weston In Honor Of: Rose Schuster: Dorothy Zorn Erin Dauer Becoming a Bat Mitzvah: In Honor Of: RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PROGRAM FUND Kathleen & Lew Dauer Ruth & Alan Levine on the Birth of In Honor Of: Rose Movitch's Speedy Recovery: Great Grandson, Kyle Matthew Levine: Janis Kind: Ernie Tkac Dorothy Forer Janis Kind Steve Miller's Birthday: Lisa & Simon Steve Miller's Special Birthday: Ruth & Kimmelman & Family CANTOR'S FUND Don Barrack, Larry & Suzanne Bergman, The Engagement of Karen Reiser to In Memory Of: Peg Dzermajko, Amy & Marc Goldberg, Bryan Sober: Magda & Angelo Reyes Molly Pogach: Lois & Jerry Stemberg Arnie & Becky Goldstein, Donna & Ida Simon: Michael Simon Stephan Goldstein, Hope & Stu Kadesh, SOCIAL ACTION FUND Bert Simon: Michael Simon Ruth & Allen M. H. Levine Meg & Rob In Memory Of: Rose Sternberg: Lois & Gerry Levy, Andrea Sussman, Commander Ithan Charles Stern: Lynda & Steve Meshkov Sternberg & Stacey Zimmer In Honor Of: John Wilner: Lois & Jerry Stem berg Rebecca Montana Becoming a Bat Dorothy Kline's Speedy Recovery: Emil Zeltmacher: Muriel Zeltmacher Mitzvah: Ruth & Allen M. H. Levine Dorothy Glogoff In Honor Of: Daniel Robinson Becoming a Bar Erin Dauer Becoming a Bat Mitzvah: Mitzvah: Har Sinai Temple Sisterhood SISTERHOOD Kathleen & Lew Dauer Board JOY AND SORROW FUND Engagement of Jonathan Hirsch to Susan Welt's Engagement: Ruth & Allen In Memory Of: Amanda Van Dusen: Lois & Jerry M. H. Levine Cilli Presgow: Linda & Cliff Bolder Sternberg· Jesse Zelenko Becoming a Bar In Honor Of: Our Granddaughters Jaden & Mitzvah: Har Sinai Temple Sisterhood Shirley Arnold's Speedy Recovery: The Brenna Schoenfeld: Lois & Jerry Board Bolder Family Sternberg The Marriage of Lindsey Sternberg PRAYERBOOK FUND HILDRED AND I. IRVING GROSS to Jason Maggi: Lois & Jerry Sternberg In Memory Of: MEMORIAL FUND Marion Willner's Speedy Recovery: Minerva Rosenthal Bonin: Rita & Sy In Memory Of: Lois & Jerry Sternberg Rosenthal Hildred Gross: Jean Arnold Leon Siskowitz, Our Beloved Uncle: SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE FUND Harriet & Sherman Gould SPECIAL NEEDS FUND In Memory Of: In Honor Of: Maxine Fisher, Mother of Edye LIBRARY FUND Shirley Arnold's Speedy Recovery: The Discount: Jean & Morton Goldstein In Memory Of: Bolder Family Sylvia Gurevitz: Bernice Kline Nina Frank: Roberta & Arthur Frank Dorothy Kline's Speedy Recovery: Morris Macovsky, Uncle of Ruth Col. Bertram Sheff: Lucille Bump Ehmke Dorothy Glogoff (,.. New or Nearly New (,.. Gently Used (,.. Working & Clean Please do your Spring Cleaning for the Social Action CommitteeTs HOUSEWARES SALE Har Sinai Temple Sunday, May 15

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• ... Ji�":';W '. <�.: Har Sinai's SISTERHOOD JUDAICA SHOP PASSOVER SALE!

FRIDAYS, APRIL 1st, 8th, and 15th (after Services)

The First Passover Seder is Saturday Evening, APRIL 23rd . Happv Pesach Come visit ttie snop. See the fun, funky to the serious in home accessories and gifts.

�f� CHECK OUT THE FABULOUS NEW SEDER PLATES ...SILVER, GLASS, PEWTER, and CERAMIC ... traditional ...... and contemporary .

* Gorgeous new things at great prices guaranteed to make your seder table shine!

• AHAVA hand cream and foot cream is in!

Abbie Katz (215-860-7488) and Randi Flax Co-Chairs, JUDAICA SHOP

Please Note: If you can't be at Temple for any of these dates, please call Abbie or the Temple office at 609-392-7143 and we will arrange a time for you to shop.