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SEPTEMBER, 2004/ELUL-TISHRI, 5764-5765

SHABBAT SERVICE S'LICHOT Friday, September 10 7:30 P.M. Saturday, September 11

The Congregation Honors Light Supper New Members, Members of 36 + Years, sponsored by Brotherhood The Board of Officers and Trustees, 6:30 p.m. and B'nai Mitzvah of the Year Past. Program and Service to follow

Please join us for a her program of folktales, Shabbat service alive with &. Days," congregant Ellen music, warm with friends ~~ lead listeners on a and family, serene and ~ ~ soulful journey toward peaceful in worship and ~~~ the quiet tha~ heralds the prayer. ~ season of the HIgh Holy Days .. Her storytelling has been J called 'innovative and spirited,' 'vivid and enduring.' Ellen says: Storytelling is a wondrous partner­ ship between a teller, a story and an audience. Each time I tell a story, it is different. The story becomes HIGH HOLY DAYS newly drawn by those who are listening. I watch the audience. I see a wink of recognition, a faint smile, a . INFORMATION quick intake of breath - each an awakened memory. These tokens, freely given, inform me about the inner landscapes we are traveling and color the story as it is See Page 7 - News and updates being told. about High Holy Day worship Join her and the stories of our people......

INSIDE NEWS Rabbi Cohen Page 3 Preschool Page 10 Conversations Pages 4-5 B'nai Mitzvah Page 15 Adult B'nai Mitzvah Page 8 Mitzvah News Page 16 Religious School Page 9 Tiibutes Page 21 Sisterhood's L'shana Tovah Greetings Pages 11 -14 ~~ Page 2 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

Schedule of Services S~.1sraeI Friday. september 3 Thursday. september 16 Clergy Rabbi Daniel M. Cohen, D.Min. Ki Tavo, Deuteronomy 26-29.8 Rosh Hashnah Service,8:30 A.M. Rabbi Ellie Lynn Miller Shabbat Service, 7:30 P.M. Children's Program, 8:30 A.M. Rabbi Harvey S. Goldman, D.Min., D.O., Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building Rosh Hashanah Service 11 :15 A.M. Rabbi Emeritus Tot Service, 2: 15 P.M. Rabbi Herbert Weiner, Rabbi Emeritus saturday. september 4 Intergenerational Service, 2:15 P.M. Cantor Theodore Aronson Joan Finn, Cantorial Soloist Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel Lay Leadership B'nai Mitzvah of Carmel Gordon, Friday. septem ber 17 Amold Budin, President Claire Goldman and Matthew Bond, Haazinu, Deuteronomy 32 Barbara Stoller, VP 10:15 A.M. Shabbat Shuvah Service, 7:30 P.M. Ed Schwarz, VP Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building Richard Flaum, VP Friday. september 10 Hope Pomerantz, VP Nancy Fogel, VP Nitzavim, Deuteronomy 29.9-30 saturday. september 18 Joel Scharf, Treasurer Shabl?at Service, 7:30 P.M. Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel Judy Epstein, Financial Secretary Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building Jesse Bayer, Financial Secretary Friday. september 24 Marge Solomon, Corr. Secretary saturday. september 11 Kol Nidre Ann Merin, Recording Secretary B'nai Mitzvah of HarryTarre, Kol Nidre Service, 6:45 P.M. Executive Director Leslie Sporn Danielle Seltzer and Alexander Coleman, Kol Nidre Service, 9:15 P.M. School Directors 10:15 A.M. Elizabeth Best, R.J.E., Religious School S'lichot Supper, Program and Service saturday. September 25 Carol Paster, Preschool 6:30P.M. Yom Kippur Service, 8:30 A.M. Program Director Children'S Program, 8:30 P.M. Tracy Horwitz SUnday. september 12 Yom Kippur Service 11 :15 A.M. Bulletin Sunny Seglin Memorial Service atTSTI Cemetery, Meditation Service, 1: 30 P.M. 11:00 A.M. Tot Service, 2:15 P.M. The Bulletin Vol. 10 No.8 Intergenerational Service, 2:15 P.M. The Bulletin is published wednesday. september 15 Afternoon ServicelYizkor/Neilah, 3:30 P.N eleven times year1y. Rosh Hashanah Service, 6:45 P.M. MEMBER CONGREGATION UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM Teen Service, 6:45 P.M. Thursday. september 30 Sukkot Service, 10:30 A.M. Rosh Hashanah Service, 9:15 P.M. Contact us at [email protected] Visit our website at www.tsti.org CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES SEPTEMBER 3 7:06 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 6:42P.M. nn , , SEPTEMBER 10 6:54 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 6:31P.M. U M1. .

Allln the ~amil8 ~zel 'Tov to

Susan Witkin, whose daughter, Susan and Alan Wovsaniker on the Keren, received her Ph.D. in marriage of their daughter, Erica, to molecular biology. Jason Theobold.

Susan and Elliot Katz on the Mimi and Joe Paperman on the marriage of their daughter, engagement of their son, Ken Berman Jennifer, to John Koutsouftikis. to Cecile Alduy.

Todd Leavitt and Stephen Majors on the adoption of their baby daughter, Claudia Marie Leavitt-Majors. From the Rabbi's Study

Dear Friends,

When I was growing up, the right to vote we have been able to a basic obligation of every citizen. I whole family would gather to allow our values to shape our nation, therefore urge you to make sure that celebrate my grandpa Alex's birthday protect our interests as a community you and every adult in your house­ at my grandparents' lake house in and defend the rights of all Ameri­ hold are registered to vote. If your upstate New York on July 4 (or a day cans regardless child or grandchild will be close to it). Although he claimed it of race, religion, out of town or out of the was, I always suspected that July 4 or economic country on Election Day was not grandpa's actual birthday. status. make sure that they have Rather, I suspected that he chose the requested, completed, and 4th as his birthday as a way to cel­ Yet if mailed an absentee ballot. ebrate his pride at being a citizen of recent patterns For more information check the United States of America and to continue, close out this link to the Religious give thanks for the remarkable to one million Action Center of Reform freedom and acceptance he found Jewish Ameri­ Judaism- http:// here after jumping ship in New York cans who are www.rac.org/pubs/ harbor in 1919. Throughout his life, he eligible to vote will not do so this vote04.html recognized that this country, founded November. What was unthinkable just on the ideal of freedom and equality, a generation ago is increasingly the This year we celebrate the 350th gave us, as a Jewish community, norm as so many of us opt out of the anniversary of Jews in America. For remarkable opportunities. How tragic electoral process. If we learned the past three and a half centuries, in that two generations after he first set anything from the 2000 election this environment of remarkable foot on the shores of our great nation debacle, in which George Bush won opportunity, we have created the so many of us take our freedom for the state of Florida and the presi­ most successful and educated Jewish granted! dency by just 537 votes, it is that each community in the history of our vote does, indeed, matter. people. It is our responsibility to For the past 80 years, we exercise the rights we have found Americans Jews have voted in Perhaps most sadly, a dispro­ here and to help shape the future of remarkable numbers. Historically, in portionate number of those Jews our great nation. fact about 90% of all eligible Jews who will not vote are of college age. actually voted in presidential elec­ During this, the first presidential tions. This, in itself, is an amazing election for which they are eligible to display of how much we have always vote, they will forfeit their right to valued being part of the fabric of this help shape the future of our nation, great nation. Through exercising our and, in doing so, they will fail to fulfill '~ page4 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

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As we move ahead to the holidays of renewal and the brisk breezes of autumn, Conversations ... begins its 9th season with an exciting schedule of programs and speakers covering a wide range of relevant issues.

At the very .Ieast, the 2004 presidential election prom ises to be an electrifying experience for all voting Americans. Our

inaugural speaker for the 2004-2005 "Conversations . .. n season promises to be nothing less.

Joe Klein presents provocative and probing analysis of events in Washington, DC and abroad. Klein, now a senior writer for TIME, has a weekly column "In the Arena" that covers national and international affairs, is a regular contribu­ tor to CNN and is a frequent guest on Meet the Press and The Chris Matthews Show.

As a speaker, Joe Klein "makes you laugh and think at the Joe Klein same time. His incisive commentary and quick wit combine to Political Journalist, Author provide a real insight into national affairs while making our and TIME Magazine Columnist political leaders come alive for the audience." INSIDE ELECTION 2004 Sunday, October 3 at 7:30 PM Take advantage of the opportunity to hear Joe Klein Tickets $20. interpret the politics of this presidential year. Join in the Call to reserve tickets 973-763-4116 "Conversations . .. " .

Marcia Freedman Michael Sachs Brit Tzedek v'Shalom - Jewish Alliance for The American Israel Public Affairs Committee Justice and Peace (AI PAC} Sunday, October 24 7:30 PM Sunday, November 7 7:30 PM

Marcia Freedman is the president of Brit Tzedek AI PAC , the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, v'Shalom, the Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace, is the only American organization whose principal a national organization of American Jews who are mission is to lobby the US government for legislation deeply committed to Israel's well being through the that strengthens the relationship between the United achievement of a negotiated settlement to the States and Israel. Michael Sachs, the organization's long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Northeast Regional Director, will address how the Ms. Freedman served in the Knesset between 1973 2004 presidential election in our country will affect and 1977. Admission is free. Israel's future. Admission is free.

The roster of exciting speakers includes

Warren Grover DanIel B. Silver Randy Cohen Scholar of Newerk HIstory ...... GII~ III Hell: ""The EtIIIcIM"' ...... Md ...... • ,..... ~ JI 'III IIa rpIfaI of 7JJe New Yeri l'laMs .....",. Sooday, March 8 7:30 PM 011 ...,., ...... Sunday, May 1 7:30 PM &n1ay.Apr117 7:30 PM Pa

What would Conversations ... be without our annual movie series? This season, Rabbi Azriel Fellner will bring us The Voices of Religion in the Movies, a series of films that try to "understand what makes us religious, how religions affects our lives and how some religious orthodoxies challenge the norms of everyday life and test the secular nature of our society."

2004·2005 Movie Theme: The Voices of Religion in the Movies

Sunday, November 14 7 PM Sunday, January 16 6 PM Movie: The Quarrel (1991), about two Yeshiva PIZZA NIGHT and Movie: Elmer Gantry (1960), friends whose quarrel is interrupted by the an "authentic and engrossing" film from Sinclair Holocaust and resumed years later. Lewis's famous novel. Tickets are $10. Tickets are $1 O. Conversations ... will host its annual Pizza Party. Admission for pizza lovers is $15

Sunday, December 19 7 PM Sunday, March 13 7 PM Movie: Solomon & Gaenor (1999), featuring the Movie: A Price Above Rubies (1998) explores the love affair between the young son of a Welsh tensions in the Hasidic community in Brooklyn Orthodox Jewish family and a Welsh Christian girl. through a young woman's desire to free herself Tickets are $10 from the restrictive Hasidic life. Tickets are $10 r------,

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You can be a part of Conversations ... in a variety of __ Include me as a Patron for $75 ways. Name ______Benefactor Subscriptions: $200 per person or $300 per family. Benefactors are entitled to premier seating Address ______at all events, an invitation to private pre-lecture and post-lecture receptions and a special listing in our Telephone ______Conversations ... program books. Amount enclosed ______Patron Subscriptions: $75 per person. Patrons receive admission to all Conversations... presentations and a Please make checks payable to "TSTI Conversations ... " mention in each program book. Please mail to: Questions? Call Linda Kirsch, 973-763-6894 or Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Conversations ... [email protected] 432 Scotland Road, South Orange, NJ 07079 L ______~ ~~ page6

Yom Kippur Come Decorate Afternon Service: ~--Temple's Sukkah

A Spiritual Lift Everyone is invited to help create a festive, cheerful sukkah on Wednesday, It'~ {om Kippur, about 3 p.m. You're tired. You're September 29. We'll meet in the Green hungry. The last thing you're focusing on is the service. You Social Hall at 5:30 p.m. for a light supper. Then it's "hands just want to go home. on" as we make paper chains, popcorn strings and a Sensitive that for many congregants, the Yom Kippur variety of one-of-a-kind decorations. afternoon service had lost its meaning, Cantor Aronson and more than two dozen Temple members assembled a Please respond to Sunny Seglin at Temple, 973-763-4116 re-energized service for when everyone's batteries are low. or email sseglin@tstLorg by Sept. 12 with your name and At the core of the service is music. From the opening number attending. Your reservation is important! niggun (a wordless melody) to "By the Waters"(sung as a round) to "lamru L' Adonai," the service mixes traditional Rabbi Cohen and Cantor Aronson will lead a Sukkot melodies with more recent ones that speak to the special Service on Thursday, September 30 at 10:30 A.M. character of our community. The service includes brief readings and Torah cantillation by an array ofTemple members and includes the traditional procession and prayer of the ancient Kohanim. The whole sanctuary is put to use as a way to '" DtInce, DtInce, Donee! envelop the entire congregation. The goal is to inspire a . HIt's TDIYlhl sense of awe as we remember who we are as a people, and Simchtrl remember the people who have shaped who we are. Please listen again to the Manginot CD that was distributed last year to every Temple family so that again Friday. October 8 we can join in song together. If you've misplaced it, please 7:30 P.M. pick up a replacement in the Sisterhood Gift Shop, at services, or at the Temple office during the week. Yi%kor Service and u..ch of RemeMbrance Wcdnaday. October 6 "Live" Worship Services 10:30 A.M. Available to Homebound Temple Members SiInchat Torah Study Group Wcdnaday, October 6 We are pleased to be able to provide LIVE Holy Days worship 7:30 P.M. through home telephone lines to members of the congregation who are unable to attend services. Through prearrangement, you will be able to call Temple and be connected to the Sanctuary sound system by telephone. You will hear the service "live" as it is con­ ducted by out clergy. It would be preferable if you have a speakerphone option on your telephone. Elicia Silverstein, daughter of Risa and Joel Silverstein, We are grateful to the Josh Littman Fund which has will perform the Baal Shem Suite by Ernest Bloch on the generously enabled Temple to offer this service to our violin. As you enter the sanctuary for the Rosh Hashanah congregation at no charge. service, you will have the pleasure of hearing Elicia's most Please call the Temple at 973-763-4116 and ask for beautiful music. Karen for further details. Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin r------, 7 o 'Tt's Greek to me!" No - it's Hebrew! And you can learn it! Back by Popular Demand

The Hebrew Marathon Saturday, October 16 from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M .. Learn the letters - Recognize the words you already know and read four basic blessings. YOU CAN DO IT! A nominal fee of $18 (check made out to "TsTI") covers materials, lunch and snacks. Deadline for enrollment is Tuesday, October 12th.

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OTHER and BABY GROUP Come and meet with other mothers to discuss your baby and the life changes you are experiencing. Leader Susan Siegeltuch, MSW, LCSW, plans to cover topics such as finding child care, marital and A new leaf has been added to the Tree. It reads: emotional changes, returning to Ann Merin work, sleep deprivation, weaning Sisterhood President your baby, language development, 2000-2003 impact on siblings and more. Please call Susan at 973-378-8635 to learn more Mimi Braun will be happy to order a leaf for your about this program. Sponsored by The Iris Family simcha. Just contact her at 973-243-9005. Preschool. Leaves are $180.

BROTHERHOOD ROCKS! SOFTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPS - 2005 ~~ page8 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin S~.Jsrael

ADULT B'NAI MITZVAU PROGRAM

BEGINNING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2004 7PM-9PM

A Unique Opportunity for Adult Learning

* Jewish History * Israel * Jewish Literature

* God * Reform Judaism * Torah

This two year program will include class time at Temple and individual outside learning.

First session will include Rabbi Cohen's overview of the program curriculum and course requirements.

Study with TSTI clergy, local clergy and experts in specialized fields.

$150 per person first year. For information or to register (Includes all books and materials) email [email protected] or call 973-763-4116 ~ Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin Page9 ~

Linda ~ Rudy Slucker eligious School Chai-Lites

Welcome New MARK YOUR What to do if " " " Students & Parents CALENDARS What if you need to pick up The 2004 - 2005 school year Sunday, September 12th your child early? It is impor­ kicks off on Sunday, September New Student & Parent tant that you send a note to 12 for all of our new students to Orientation school along with your Religious School and their Sunday, September 19th child.Please park in the parking parents as we welcome you to a K - 6th Grade Classes begin lot, not along the roadway, and new students orientation during 7th grade evaluations come to the Religious School office to sign your child out. your child's session. Remember, Tuesday, September 21 It Early Session begins at 8:30 am- 3..1 - 6th grade Midweek Classes At that time your child will be 10:30 am and Late Session 11:00 begin retrieved from class and am -1:00 pm Wednesday, September 22l1li brought to the office to meet 3..1 - 6th grade Midweek Classes you. Students and parents will have begin the opportunity to meet their Wednesday, September 22nd child's teachers and Director 7th Grade Sharey Tikvah begins Elizabeth Best. Families will Tuesday, October 19'" Did you Know? ...... that participate in the Family Educa­ 8th - 12th Grade Sharey Ateed begins the Bible speaks of Rosh tion Program, • A Taste of Hashanah as occurring on the Tishre- which will conclude the first day of the seventh month. morning's activities. The first month of the Jewish The calendar is Nissan, occurring in March and April. Why, then, Religious School Board does the Jewish "new year· CLASSES TO ijEGIN occur in Tishri, the seventh We are so please that Debbie month? Judaism has several Our first Sunday for all of our Bernstein continues to be our different "new years,· a concept Kindergarten thru 6th grades Religious School Board Chairper­ which may seem strange at begins on Sunday, September son. As always the Religious first, but think of it this way: th School works hand in hand with the American "new year" starts 19 . in January, but the new "school our Religious School Board. year" starts in September, and AII 7th Graders will be evaluated many businesses have "fiscal ;on Sunday September 19!!!. Congratulations to Religious years· that start at various Students will be informed either School Chair Hope Pomerantz, as times of the year. In Judaism, by mail or phone when they are she embarks on her new Board of Nissan 1 is the new year for the to begin their Sunday tutorial Trustees position as VP of purpose of counting the reign of program. Education. kings and months on the calen­ dar, Elul1 (in August) is the new We know that Hope, Debbie and year for the tithing of animals, Our Wednesday 7th grade Sharey Shevat 15 (in February) is the Ti kvah Evening program wi II the rest of the Religious School new year for trees (determining begin September 22nd from 7:00 Board will continue to make when first fruits can be eaten, pm - 8:30. All 7th graders will themselves available to the etc.), and Tishri 1 (Rosh have the opportunity to choose entire Religious School family to Hashanah) is the new year for their first cycle of classes. This discuss any issues or concerns years (when we increase the year classes wi II range from that you may have. year number. Sabbatical and Holocaust, Ethics and Midrash to Jubilee years begin at this Cooking, Choir and Ritual Art. time). '~ pa e10 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

(Mind you, I write this a week before The Iris Family ~ my own family vacation, comfortable in the knowledge that we have only a vague idea of where we are headed and no idea where we will be sleep­ ing.) ti.~~ The comic strip Family Circus has been around for many years. It is easy for me relate to the panels that their route, planned their tourist illustrated the child, much like Jerry stops and arrived at the prearranged and Carol, starting at one point in his final destination in a reasonable front yard and taking a very circuitous amount of time. Jerry and Carol, on route around the neighborhood just the other hand, took off without a to wind up 2 feet from where he At a motivational meeting the plan. They made numerous wrong started. Rather than bend down to lecturer told a story about two turns, stopped impulsively at shops, pick up the item he was sent to fetch American couples who were traveling sites and restaurants that were not for his dad, he jumped over, climbed together on a vacation in Italy. One part of an AAA approved guidebook up, twirled around, wiggled through couple, let's call them Archie and and arrived five hours later. and squirmed under every tree, Irene, had already been to Italy and The point made by the motiva­ bench, toy, and lawn cha ir that he were excited to act as tour guides for tional speaker was that those who encountered. Seems like great their friends, Jerry and Carol for planned ahead were more efficient, exercise. Along the way he dug, whom this was a new experience. better at time management and poked, prodded, stared. He took time Archie and Irene planned diverse more successful in reaching their to stop and smell the roses. Sure it activities allowing for different 'goal'; hence we should emulate took longer. Did he waste time? Did interests amongst the four friends. them. Jerry and Carol waste time? I don't There were many compromises, Yeah, they may be more think so. laughs and learning experiences efficient, but did they have any fun? Children of all ages desperately along the way. Having spent most of They were, after all, ON VACATION! need the luxury of 'downtime' to the two-week vacation together, Jerry Who needs efficiency on vacation? explore without being hurried along and Carol felt comfortable enough What about spontaneity, adventure, to the next activity. It isn't always the with the language, the money the thrill of the hunt? Any outing end goal that is important. Some­ exchange and the lay of the land to rarely disappoints me as I have very times the route one takes to get there strike out on their own for a day. The few expectations. Rain isn't a problem is really where the important learning two couples planned to meet at the and delayed flights are a mere takes place. hotel in the next city for dinner. hindrance when I have no precon­ Archie and Irene mapped out ceived notions of the final outcome. Caf"OIP~i4, Preschool Director

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The following Temple members send their warmest wishes to their friends for a happy and healthy New Year.

5\ 'E Marjorie Abel and Family Fern and Bruce Eatroff and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Albert and Family Barbara and Norman Eig and Family Murton and Adrienne Ament Sonia and Cantor Theodore Aronson and Family j Melanie and Jack Atkins and Family Sharon and Stuart Falkin and Family 2nd Lt. Kevin Fefferman and Corey Ellen Fefferman Lori and Larry Feigenbaum and Family Ellen and Irv Barocas Judy and Steven Feit and Family Sylvia and Jerry Baron Harriet and Everett Felper Gail and Kevin Barry and Family Susan and Bob Felsenheld and Family Andrea and David Baum and Family Helene and Jack Fersko and Family Leslie and Jesse Bayer and Family Muriel B. Fielo (Mudge) Andrea and Jeff Bergman and Family Estelle and Jay Fine and Family Gloria and Allan Bergman and Family Bernie and Gloria Fink Rose Berlow and Family Roz and Leon Fink Debbie Bernstein and Family Ruthann and Herbert Fish and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Binder and Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frank and Family Lisa and Andrew Block and Family Liz Friedland Wendy Bond and Family Bobbe and Vernon Futterman and Family Rita and Robert Boyle Gideon and Jacquie Frydman and Family Mimi S. Braun and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stan Furst and Family Michael and Jane Brick and Family Helene Broad and Family (j Wendy and Arnie Budin and Family Elaine and Jeff Garrod and Family Edith Geller c Joan and Howard Gellis and Family David Niggli and Betsy Cahn and Family Amy and Richard Giles and Family Elana and Rabbi Daniel M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gittes and Family Donna and Tom Cohen and Family Matty and Dan Goldberg and Family Jacky Crann and Family Hy Goldberg and Family Sandy and John Criscuolo and Family Judi and Rabbi Harvey S. Goldman and Family Rita and Len Goldschmidt 'D Muriel Goldstein Lauren and Dom DeChiara Sandra Goodman and Family Susan and Phil Grand and Family Sarah Jane Densen Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dornbaum and Family Bettye and Ramon Green Deborah and Dan Duane and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gross and Family Philip and Cheryl Grossman and Family Judy abd Jeffrey Dunst and Family Harriet Grossman Evelyn and Gerry Gurland and Family Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

Amy Singer and Mark Hahlbeck and Family Eva Lou Milford and Family Ellie and Bob Hayum Nathan Lynn and Rabbi Ellie Miller and Family Randee Heller and Family Rita Miller Brett and Margie Harwood and Family Robin Kahn and Scott Miller and Family Lori and Bruce Hersh and Family Marilyn and Stephen Mohr and Family Ken and Mimi Heyman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Movitz and Family Isador S. Hirschhorn and Family Estelle Hollaender and Family Leslie and Jerry Holtz and Family N Bill and Susan Nadelberg and Family I Roberta Newfeld and Family Milly and Herb Iris and Family Ellen and Greg Nolff and Family J o Alva and Arnold Jacobs and Family Alison Klein and Stephen Okinow and Family Bonnie and Joel Jaffe and Family Lisa and Kurt Olender and Family Amy and Richard Jayson and Family Gregg Ostroff Lisa and Rob Ozer and Family x Phyllis Salowe-Kaye, Stewart 'Kaplowitz and Family p Mildred S. Kass and Family Susan and Sanford Kimmel and Family Mimi and Joe Paperman and Family Linda and Andy Kleinberg and Family Barbara Laub and Dennis Percher and Family Lucille and Albert Krupnick and Family Barbara and Bob Pfeiffer and Family Yvette Kruvant JoAnn and Steve Pine and Family Fran Strauss and Craig Podell and Family £. Pauline Pollack Hope and Steven Pomerantz and Family Sandy and Harriet Lainer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leifer and Family Judy and Len Lesnever and Family Ms. Patti Lewis and Family 1{ Carole and Ed Lidz and Family Lillian and Jack Rachleff Rob and Jen Lieberman and Family Ava Reinfeld Dr. Harold and Annette Littman Pam and Zvi Riesenberg and Family Janice and Jay Lippman and Family John and Barbara Robinton and Family Cheryl Futterman and Charles Lopez and Family Arlene and Elliot Rogoff and Family Lois and Charles Rose Lana and Fred Rosenberg and Family Eileen Roth Doris and David Rudner Rita and Dennis Marshall Debbie and George Russ and Family Andrea and Scott McCauley and Family Marcia and Rochelle Mehr Ann Merin and Family Jamie and Bob Merold and Family Karen and Mark Merson and Family Ellen Musikant and Peter Messeri ~~ page14 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

5 Shelly and Steve Saul and Family Jerry and Hanie Warshaw and Family Linda and J.oel Scharf The Weener Family Deanna and Ed Schey Cheryl and Lee Weinberg and Family David and Evelyn Schneider Rabbi Herbert Weiner and Family Mrs. Norma Schwartz and Family Marcia Weinstein and Family Florence and Arthur Seglin Audrey and Leonard Weiss Sunny and Mark Seglin Lauren and Stephen Weiss and Family Phyllis and Richie Seibert and Family Roslyn and Judd E. Winick Steven and Sharon Selenfriend and Family Marion and Carl Wolf Tom and Lori Seltzer and Family Debbie and Frank Wyman and Family Marilyn Broder Shavelson and Family Elly and Larry Silverstein and Family y Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Singer and Family Linda and Rudy Slucker and Family Lorraine and Howard Yablon and Family Gail Margolis and Ed Snyder and Family Cynthia and Joseph Sobelman and Family Z Robert and Marge Solomon and Family Dr. Daniel and Emily Zacharias and Family Jeffrey and Doris Spector and Family Jill and Richard Zimmer and Family Leslie and Eric Sporn Rabbi Arnold and Gert Zoref Toby and Rick Staenberg and Family Sandy and Harry Starrett Joanne and Bill Stern Ronnie and Mickey Stern and Family Barbara and David Stoller and Family Florence B. Stone and Family Sisterhood extends an enormous thank you to all Barbara and Ken Sun berg and Family who help sustain our L'shana Tovah project. It is Iris and Len Swimmer heartwarming to know that the families listed here have supported Sisterhood by sending their g<><>d, wishes for a happy New Year to all.

'r Ann Merin, Sara Merin and Marcia Weinstein Deborah and Mark Taffet and Family deserve hearfelt thanks for organizing this Brenda and Stewart Taylor and Family project and seeing it through to the end. Zelda Tobin Richard Trenk and Family On behalf of Sisterhood, I wish everyone a New Elaine and Barbara Turen and Family Year of Peace and Prosperity. Jerry Tuttle and Family

'U s~s.,!u. Irma Werblin Urdang SisterHOod President The Levy/Utterback Family

Betsy and Alan Vine grad and Family Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin Mazel Tov To Our B'nai Mitzvah

Matt Tyler Bond, son of Wendy Bond and Jon Bond, will be called to the Torah on Saturday, September 4. His brother, Alex, and grandparents Judy and Marvin Sachs and Alma Bond will join him for this special occasion. Matt enjoys creative writing and physical ed at Millburn Middle School, and can be found playing sports, acting and hanging out with friends in his free time. His "Mitzvah Project" involves volunteering to work at the JCC with a special group of children. Matt says of this milestone, "Becoming a Bar Mitzvah means beginning to leave childhood behind, taking studies more seriously, volunteering for community service and doing good deeds."

Claire Julia Goldman will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, September 4. With her will be her parents, Kenneth Goldman and Kristen Peck, and siblings Hannah and Elliot. Claire attends Millburn Middle School and especially English, acting, writing, soccer and basketball. For her "Mitzvah Project" she collected items from her schoolmates and created gift packages to be mailed to soldiers in Iraq. "I am the first one in my family to do this and that feels very special," says Claire.

Carmel Rose Gordon will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, September 4. She is the daughter of Michael and Arlene Gordon, sister of Jeremy and Sarah, granddaughter of Herbert Cahn and great granddaughter of Elizabeth Lighton. She attends Millburn Middle School and finds time for travel, music and sports. Carmel has worked in a soup kitchen and donated money to The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous for her"Mitzvah Project." Carmel says,"Handling the responsibilities of a Jewish woman as well as possible is what becoming a Bat Mitzvah means to me."

Alexander William Coleman, son of Patti and Steve Coleman, will become a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, September 1 1. Grandparents Blanche and William Tall and Rita and Sam Coleman, along with his brother, Keith, look forward to celebrating with him. Alex enjoys math and science at South Orange Middle School, and finds spare time for playing basketball, soccer and baseball. His "Mitzvah Project" is to help mentally challenged kids to play soccer. Alex says, "I will learn how to take on responsibilities as I start to do things for myself."

Harry Daniel Tarre, son of Stephanie and Howard Tarre, will be called to the Torah on Saturday, September 11. Celebrating with him will be his brothers, Jason and Josh, and grcmd­ mothers, Jessie Van Vort and Cyla Tarre. Harry attends Millburn Middle School where he lil..es creative writing and the history ofWW II. His hobbies include basketball, football and hanging out with friends. He is collecting small toys and craft items for the prize chest at the Valerie Fund's Children's Center for his "Mitzvah Project." "1 feel proud to be joining the generations before me in this tradition. It is exciting to share this special day with my family and friends," says Harry.

Danielle Jordan Seltzer, daughter of Lori and Tom Seltzer will be called to the Torah on Saturday, September 1 1. Her brother, Adam, and grandparents Nanette and Gene Hobicorn look forward to being with her. Math tops the list of favorite subjects at Roosevelt Middle School. Dani also enjoys playing softball, playing the piano and being with friends. Her "Mitzvah Project" involves volunteering at the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. "1 have taken time to learn and understand more about my religion, and know that I need to take on more responsibility as a young adult," says Dani. .~ page16 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." -Anne Frank

Conversations ... and the Mitzvah Program It's All About You (perfect together) If you want to get involved in a Mitzvah Project, let Watch for information from Conversations .. .about a me know. I can help you brainstorm about ideas for you, program on October 24, featuring Marcia Freedman of Brit your kids, or your Aunt Rose. Take things you already like Tzedek v'Shalom (Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace). to do and put a Mitzvah spin on them! Email me at She will discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This program [email protected] or call me at 973-763-8844. Let's is being sponsored by Conversations under the steward­ talk Mitzvot, dahlink! ship of Linda Kirsch and her dedicated committee. The program was developed by Pam Kruger of the Mitzvah South Mountain Conservancy Program's Political Action Group, a small group ofTSTI-ers Many of us take advantage of the beauty of the who inform congregants about social action issues. If you South Mountain Reservation, to hike, picnic or ride a bike. are interested in future social action programs, contact But if you go to the Reservation, you've no doubt also seen Pam at 973-313-9709 or [email protected]. signs of natural and human-caused neglect and abuse. Luckily, the South Mountain Conservancy is working hard Habitat to fix these and other problems in the Reservation. Would you like to help revitalize Newarkby building homes for families who normally could not afford them? The Conservancy is a volunteer organization Our first work date is September 12, but if you can't mak~ founded to preserve and protect the over 2,OOO-acre piece that one, we have another date coming up in November. of land known as the South Mountain Reservation. They Adults and teens (ages 14 and older-all teens must come recently received funding from the state and county that with an adult) can help. We work under the supervision of will allow the restoration of woodlands, trails, and drain­ an experienced staff construction foreperson. To volunteer, age systems. The planning process for this restoration will call project coordinators Barbara Laub and Dennis Percher include analyzing the conditions of the forest, meadow­ at 973-763-8379 or e-mail [email protected]. lands, and its soil, as well as studying deer in the Reserva­ tion.lmproved woodlands management is a key goal of TSTI Soup Kitchen the Conservancy. Now entering its 4th year, the TSTI Soup Kitchen is a Mitzvah Project at the Lighthouse in Newark. We go twice If you want to volunteer with this worthwhile group, per month (Sundays) from about 10:30-1 :30. We shop, contact TSTI member Dennis Percher at [email protected] cook, serve food, and clean the kitchen. It's wonderfully or 973-763-8379 (also known as the guy who co-chairs rewarding for adults and kids alike-and a great way to TSTl's work with Habitat along with his wife, Barbara Laub). meet other TSTI members. You can help protect and restore this beautiful natural environment. You can also go to their website at Available dates: Sept. 12 & 26; Oct. 17 & 31 ;Nov. 14 & www.soMoCon.org to find the most up-to-date informa­ 28; Dec. 12 & 19; Jan. 16 & 30; Feb. 13 & 27; Mar. 13 & 27; Apr. tion about the grants, hikes, and volunteer activities. 10& 17; May 15 & 29; and June 12 & 19. To reserve a date, email [email protected] (or call 973- 564-6272) and Jill Kassirer at [email protected] (or call 973- 912-8875). Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin page17~~

HELLO PARENTS OF 9th-12th GRADERS

We would like to introduce you to STISY .... TEMPLE SHAREY TEFILO-ISRAEL SENIOR YOUTH

STSY is a student led organization under the guidance of the youth group advisor, Tracy Horwitz and Rabbi Ellie Miller. STISY is a wonderful way for teens to get involved in our Temple community. The STISY Board plans and imple­ ments all of its own programs. The programs include but are not limited to: Midnight Run, Trick or Treat for Hunger, Sporting Events, NYC Trips, and a Weekend Retreat. STISY teens run our High Holy Day Children's Program with the help of adult chaperones, they volunteer at our Purim Carnival and assist in many other social service projects throughout the year.

Since STISY is run by teens for teens, a large part of the process is teaching the teens how to budget, publicize, create, plan and present programs. Sometimes we do make a few mistakes as we learn together. We want to encourage all of our teens to be part of this wonderful program. Therefore, let us know if you would like your teen on the STISY mailing list or if you would like a STISY member to call your teen to encourage and welcome him or her into the group. Member­ ship is only $36 per year and entitles the teens to membership prices on all events (many are free for members) and access to wonderful large-scale Regional events. Please contact Tracy Horwitz via email at [email protected] or call 973- 763-4116 for additional information or for a membership form.

9th GRADE PARENTS WILL BE RECEMNG A CALL lATE SEPTEMBER WITH INFORMATION ABOUT OOR OCTOBER FRESHMAN KIDNAP EVENT!

MAZON IS YOUR CHILD COLLEGE BOUND THIS FALL?

After years of parental involvement and supervision your child is now off on his/her own! It's a big world out there with lots of new experiences and situations to face. The TSTI College Committee believes now is the time for the Temple to continue a connection with our young adults. PLEASE REGISTER YOUR CHILD(REN) WITH THE TSTI COLLEGE CORNER! We send the Temple Bulletin each month so they see what is happening Founded in 1985, MAZON: A Jewish here at home, email from Rabbi Cohen, and "care" packages 2-3 times per school Response to Hunger, is a national year. In addition, Sisterhood sends a Chanukah package to each student. nonprofit organization that allocates Don't let your child feel left out when he sees the students around him donations from the Jewish commu­ receive packages from their synagogues. Fill out the form below as soon as you nity to prevent and alleviate hunger have the correct address for your college student and mail with a check for $20 among people of all faiths and to: TSTI, 432 Scotland Road, South Orange, NJ 07079 Attn: Karen Patton backgrounds. r------. In the spirit of Jewish tradition, make : COLLEGE CORNER : the High Holy Day season even more special by providing food and other I Student Name: I help to poor families everywhere. You I School: I will enrich their lives - and your I Address: I own. I I I I MAZON: A Jewish Response to I Email: I Hunger, 1990 South Bundy Drive, I **Very important! Parent's Names: I Suite 260, Los Angeles, CA 90025- I Check made out to TSTI College Corner for $20. I 5232 L ______~ '~ page18 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin

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Shalom-September is here and so are we. Once the Moving Image in Queens. Of course, we'll enjoy a great again, we're ready to go with plans for a wonderful year. lunch at a Greek taverna. The Garden Museum offers us an Hopefully, every one of us had a relaxing and healthful and opportunity to experience beauty in a very spiritual enjoyable summer. environment. The Museum of the Moving Image will bring us moments of nostalgia and reflection. A bus will trans­ Our first meeting is a "Iunch-brunch" scheduled for port us from Temple to our New York destinations. Co­ Sunday, September 12 at 1:30 in the Green Social Hall. This chairpersons Lenora Beckerman and Alice Forman have is a paid-up membership occasion so there is no charge, planned this interesting and diverse day for us. If you are a but you must be a paid up member for the 2004-2005 year. member of Renaissance, you have undoubtedly received Do you remember Danny Stiles, a very popular radio "D.J." our calendar for the year. You know we have wonderful who has endured through the years and is now broadcast­ events planned for us. Please watch your mail for details on ing on AM radio station WNYC. His music is "our" music. He the October trip and respond promptly because reserva­ will talk on "My Life in Radio."This should be trip down tions are limited. memory-lane for many of us. If you are planning to join us for the first time, you can mail your membership dues to Our best wishes to our dear friend Barbara Pfeiffer for Daniel Goldberg at 404 Barringer Court, West Orange, her successful path to recovery from a difficult illness she 07052. All Temple members, age 55 or over are invited to suffered this summer. join. If the other member of your household is not yet 55, they may join with you. The annual dues per person is $15. We look forward to seeing you at our paid-up meeting on the 12th. It will be nice to meet and greet all Our first field trip is scheduled for Wednesday, our friends after the long hiatus of the summer months. October 20. We will visit the Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum in Long Island City and the American Museum of

In Memoriam

DAVID BERKIN We are thrilled to announce that our Golden Generations group will be Brother of Beth Stein staffed and programmed by our own Fran Miller. Fran, a Family Educator, brings a host of exciting ideas and new programs for our SYLVIA BRUCKER Monday senior group. Currently, Fran teaches in our Sharey Ateed th th Hebrew High School, Sharey TIkvah 7 grade program, and is a 5 CHARLES DONOGHUE grade teacher in the Slucker Religious SchooL In addition, Fran coordi­ Father of Peggy Gross nates special Religious School large scale events and tutors our Bar/Bat Mitzvah students. Fran has truly made a difference in our Temple RUTH FISHBEIN community and we are confident that she will continue to nurture and strengthen our Golden Generations group. NORMAN HOSUI Father of Eileen Hoskin Golden Generation meets the 11t Monday of every month and the 3,d Monday of each month excluding January-March NORMAN POIIERMTZ Father of Carolyn Rosenba.m October 4: Luncheon with lively discussions and entertainment by Kathleen Kelly. . ZELDA TESSLER October 18: Bring a bag lunch. We provide side salads, dessert, coffee Mother of Gloria Ta1kow and tea and a wonderful program featuring Rabbi Arnie Zoref. ,~ Page 20 Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin r------, Tribute e)rder Tribute to: Tributes Name.______Send conggtuIatJo."15 or a

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