November 2018 Cheshvan/ 5779

Schedule of Services

Friday, November 2nd November 6th is voting day. Voting, to me, is a responsibility of being a 6:15 p.m. Family Shabbat w/Shelley citizen of this country. It is also a right we should not take for granted. I Schweitzer have been voting since I turned 18 in 1972. I was part of that first Shelley Schweitzer is singing generation of 18-year-old voters. A table was set up in our high school cafeteria, and we waited for our turn to fill out the voter registration card. Saturday, November 3rd I’ve never missed voting in an election since. Sometimes, I voted 9:30 a.m. Stollen Moments absentee when I lived in Israel. I voted absentee from college. I voted in 11:15 a.m. Morning Service presidential election years, off year elections, and off off year elections. Once, living in Indianapolis, I even went to my polling place on the first Friday, November 9th Tuesday of the month only to find that there wasn’t anything to vote for— 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat the polling place wasn’t open. Birthday/Anniversary Blessings Shelley Schweitzer is singing Every election is important, but for many reasons, interest in this year’s election seems to be higher than other years. I don’t need to detail for you Saturday, November 10th the division our country is going through and the passion that people are 9:30 a.m. Stollen Moments bringing to their candidates. The stakes are high for the movement on 11:15 a.m. Morning Service immigration reform and border security, trade, gender rights, taxes, social security, health care and more. In Ohio, there is a senate election and a Friday, November 16th gubernatorial election, as well as the state legislature and a Constitutional 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Amendment known as Issue 1. Your vote can make the difference. Zachary Charlick is singing

The Jewish community tends to vote at a higher rate than the rest of our Saturday, November 17th nation. I believe that this stems from the centuries of living under the rule 9:30 a.m. Stollen Moments of others with no say in our self-determination. We were at the whims of 11:15 a.m. Morning Service kings and cardinals and generals with little recourse. When we weren’t 7:00 p.m. Sisterhood Donor Program needed anymore, or the leaders needed to make an example, we were persecuted or driven away. As , our voice, needs, and desires Friday, November 23rd meant nothing. We were expendable. 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat No Oneg When we came to this country and became citizens, our voices counted, Sandy Adland is singing and our votes mattered. The Jewish community tended to vote their Admin offices closed conscience over their pocket book. We leaned left and voted with the Democratic party. It still seems that many Jews vote Democrat, but it isn’t Saturday, November 24th 90% or 80%, but more like 70%. There are many reasons for the shift, but No Stollen Moments I want to remain non-partisan in my writing so as not to side with one party 10:30 a.m. Smuckler Baby Naming over another. Let me add this—at one time, the two parties tried to work across the aisle, tried to be more moderate, tried to get things done. Right Friday, November 30th now, this isn’t the case, and the fabric of our society is being torn apart. 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat We need leaders who don’t just give lip service to working with the Shelley Schweitzer is singing opposition, but who will really do it. We can’t afford this internal Pre-Hannukah Shabbat Dinner following destruction any longer. You need to figure this out for yourselves. When services voting is a strong option, sitting home and doing nothing is not taking your right and responsibility seriously. Saturday, December 1st 9:30 a.m. Stollen Moments Vote on Nov. 6th —exercise your duty as a citizen. 11:15 a.m. Morning Service

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TEMPLE ISRAEL 432 - 30th Street NW Canton, OH 44709 Phone: 330-455-5197 The Religious Action Center of Reform (RAC) will be holding a Fax: 330-455-5268 Consultation on Conscience in Washington D.C. May 19-21. The Temple Office Hours: purpose is to strengthen the connection among social justice advocates Monday - Thursday through sharing experiences and successes with other delegations from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. across the Reform movement. If you are interested in attending, contact Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Temple office at 330-455-5197.

The staff’s direct phone numbers are listed Our Social Action committee has added a few new programs to our below their email addresses already existing list of Tikkun Olam, to go along with our community

Rabbi Jon Adland garden, Urban Ark Dinners, Habitat for Humanity, and Thanksgiving [email protected] Baskets. 330-445-2406 Temple Israel will now be participating in the Family Living Center Emeritus John H. Spitzer Homeless Shelter Adopt-A-Room Program. This program provides a [email protected] safe haven for some of Stark County’s homeless. This is the essence of Julie Zorn Tikkun Olam. For more details see the Social Action committee section Chadash Director in this bulletin. 330-445-2853 “You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to.” [email protected] Temple Office Mark Tenenbaum [email protected] President 330-445-2852 Temple Brotherhood [email protected] Prophetic Power & Politics: How Reform Jews Can Create a Temple President—Mark Tenenbaum More Just World (and make sense of the recent elections...) [email protected] November 8, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. Temple Israel website at Beit Ha’am www.templeisraelcanton.org “Rabbi Pesner will tell the inspiring story of the historic decision by the Reform LIVE STREAMING OF SERVICES Movement to launch the Temple Israel’s Friday evening and High Holy Religious Action Center nearly Day services are live streamed. You may sixty years ago at the peak of watch the services via your computer by using the link below. Choose either the large the Civil Rights Movement. or small prayer space as indicated. He will lay out the compelling Link: http://religion.trz.cc/jcc/ challenges we continue to confront as we seek a world of ROBERTA’S NETWORK wholeness, justice and peace, Roberta’s Network provides for live given the rise in white broadcasts of High Holy Day services, once a supremacy and bigotry. He will deal with racial disparities, voting rights, month Shabbat services and requested life mass incarceration, and more. He will describe the challenges that cycle events. If your telephone is not vulnerable communities are confronting, and he also will reflect on the equipped with a speakerphone feature, political polarization in our culture and the need to honor diverse Roberta’s Network will provide you with a speakerphone amplifier which attaches to perspectives and find common ground around shared values. Since your phone. Rabbi Pesner will be speaking shortly after the mid-term elections, he will If you are homebound, hospitalized or out of offer some analysis and lay out opportunities going forward. He will close town, Roberta’s Network can be made with a call to action, with concrete steps we can take as individuals, as a available to you by touch dialing 1-800-846- congregation, and as a movement for Tikkun Olam.” 4709. Since the service is free to you, enter our account code, 944709. Dial in just before the scheduled beginning time and remember to hang up when the program is over.

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Teaching Gratitude by Julie Zorn

With Thanksgiving upon us this month, it is a perfect opportunity to bring to mind the Jewish value of Samayach B’chelko or being happy with one’s lot.. In the Pirkei Avot 4:1, Ben Zoma said, “Who is rich? Those who are happy with their portion." What does it mean, however, to be happy with what we have, and how do we pass along this message to our children? The concept of gratitude is challenging in a world built on consumerism with a constant feed of advertisements, blogs, and social media posts in support of the hottest trends. Teaching children the difference between wants and needs is a life-long pursuit, and at Chadash, our goal is to create the next generation of menches as they spend time with us each week. We try to instill the lessons of Tikkun Olam and a general care for others as the teaches us to. Gratitude, however, is not a once a week endeavor. Rather, gratitude is something that must be taught each and every day. It must be modeled by parents and teachers and an entire community. We are blessed in Canton to have such a caring Jewish community, and our Chadash students have so many amazing role models. Below are some tips from Parenting Magazine on how to teach gratitude to children. From all of us at Chadash, we wish you and yours a very happy and meaningful holiday. We are so grateful for all of you. Tips for Parents on Teaching Children Gratitude 1. Work gratitude into your daily conversation 2. Find a goodwill project 3. Encourage generosity 4. Insist on thank you notes 5. Practice saying no 6. Be patient (Gratitude doesn’t happen overnight.)

Learn about the Ethiopian Jewish Holiday of Sigd Wednesday, November 7, 7:00 p.m.

Our , Mor Roffe, will teach us about the Ethiopian Jewish holiday of Sigd. Sigd is a holiday of the Ethiopian Jewish community, known as "Beta Israel". The name of the holiday is derived from the Hebrew word for prostration, "sgida".

During Sigd, which is celebrated on the 29th of the Hebrew month of Heshvan – 50 days after Yom Kippur (similar to the holiday of Shavuot, celebrated 50 days after Passover), the community marks the renewal of the covenant between the Jewish people, God and His Torah. On Sigd, Ethiopian Jews pray to God and plead to return to Zion.

Today, since most members of the Ethiopian Jewish community have made Aliyah to the State of Israel, during the holiday, members of the community travel to Jerusalem and visit the Wailing Wall and the promenade in the city's “Armon Hanatziv” neighborhood. The holiday serves as an annual gathering of the entire Ethiopian community, and its members view it as an opportunity to strengthen the connection with their roots and culture.

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We sincerely appreciate the thoughtfulness of those who support our Temple Contributions by remembering and honoring friends and loved ones through generous Made during September/October 2018 contributions and tributes.

Temple Israel Endowments Lockshin-Goldenfeld Religious School Endowment (Contributions to the Endowment Funds are a minimum of In Memory of $18.00, representing our lifeline.)  Ida Goldenfeld, by Shirley Lockshin Rob & Shelley Schweitzer Temple Youth Group  Margaret Roberts, by Mary Jo Lockshin In Honor of  Mildred Stein, by Shirley Lockshin  Rob & Shelley Schweitzer, birth of grandson, Narens Family Endowment Benjamin, by Rachel Sisk; Marshall & Gail Bleckman In Memory of In Memory of  Dr. Louis Grossman, by Jo-Anne & Ed Buxbaum  Jay Schweitzer, by Rob & Shelley Schweitzer J. Edward & Janet S. Diamond Sr. Enhancement  Dr. Louis Grossman, by Rob & Shelley Schweitzer Endowment  Elliot Gross, by Rob & Shelley Schweitzer In Memory of Rabbi John H. Spitzer Social Justice & Action  Elizabeth Diamond, by J. Edward & Janet Diamond Endowment Donald & Mildred Stein High Holy Days Endowment In Honor of In Memory of  Rabbi John & Cheri Spitzer, 50th Anniversary, by  Mildred Stein, by Saragale & Frank Weinstock Ronnie & Allen Brockman Atleson-Laden Religious School Endowment In memory of  Jay Schweitzer, by Mark & Cathy Atleson

Temple Israel Restricted Funds Recovery of (Contributions to the Restricted Funds are a minimum of  Eric Nusbaum, by Lori & Neal Libster $10.00.) Floral Fund Kiddush Fund In Memory of In Memory of  Sylvia “Sue” Robbins, by Herb & Barbara Winograd  Ida Mae Pullan, by Harlene Smuckler  Jay Schweitzer, by Stephen & Therese Pollock  Lana Covel, by Scott Mandel Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund  Norma Greenbaum, by Melissa & Jeremy Woofter In Memory of  Henry Mandel, by Scott Mandel  Mildred Stein, by Mark & Linda Alper  Anna Falk Adland, by Rabbi Jon & Sandy Adland In Honor of Mazon Fund - A Jewish Response to Hunger  Temple Israel, Rosh Hashanah Services, by Lawrence In Honor of & Lenore Schwartz  Alyssa Garfinkle, Bat , by Adele & Ron Gelb In Appreciation of  Rob & Shelley Schweitzer, birth of grandson,  Temple, expressions of healing and encouragement, Benjamin, by Lori & Neal Libster by Emily Audra Fleisher  Estelle Blau, birth of great-grandson, Benjamin, by Lori  Rabbi Adland, from the family of Jerry Wurmser for & Neal Libster officiating Jerry’s funeral  Rob & Shelley Schweitzer, 40th Anniversary, by Lori  Rabbi Adland, from Sharon & Gene Dougherty for the & Neal Libster unveiling of Norma Greenbaum’s stone In Memory of  Rabbi Adland, from Paul & Carolyn Garfinkle for  Rabbi Mendy Sasonkin, by Adele & Ron Gelb Alyssa’s Bat Mitzvah Bilha Ron Religious School Enrichmant Fund  Jay Schweitzer, by Matt & Eileen Saltarelli; Alicia Recovery of Rozenbom; Jay & Marcia Berke; Judy Sands; Celia & Bob Borack; Diana Collum; Chelle & Larry Cohen; William  Larry Templer, by Harlene Smuckler & Randi Smuckler In Memory of  Elliot Gross, by Matt & Eileen Saltarelli  Jay Schweitzer, by Marshall & Gail Bleckman

 Dr. Louis Grossman, by Paul & Marilyn Feldman;

Adele & Ron Gelb; Matt & Eileen Saltarelli; Jay & Marcia

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Fine Arts Fund In Honor of  Estelle Blau, birth of great-grandson, Benjamin, by Marshall & Gail Bleckman Chuppa Fund In Appreciation of  Steve Manello, by Shelley Schweitzer

With Our Temple Family The Temple’s sympathy is extended to the families of: Jay Schweitzer, who passed away on October 6, 2018. He was the son of Temple members, Robert & Davina Schweitzer. Dr. Louis Grossman, who passed away on October 6, 2018. He was the brother of Temple members, Dr. Marvin & Evie Grossman. Elliot Gross, who passed away on October 8, 2018. He was the father of Temple members, Daniel & Kierstin Silverman. Mildred Stein, who passed away on October 15, 2018. Mazel Tov to: Caitlin Karelitz and Joe Lanese, who were married on October 13, 2018. Caitlin is the daughter of Temple members Lee & Paulette Karelitz.

Pre-Hanukkah Shabbat Dinner Friday, November 30, 2018

Please join us on Friday, November 30th for our Pre-Hanukkah Shabbat Dinner following services. Our menu will consist of:  Brisket  Latkes  Salad  Vegetable

The meal charge is $10.00 per person with a family cap of $25.00. Reservations are required by Monday, November 26th. Please call Lori at the Temple office to make your reservation.

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Social Action Committee Corner By: Judy Tenenbaum, Chairperson

We’re excited to announce Temple Israel’s involvement in an Adopt-A-Room project for The Family Living Center Homeless Shelter. For $50 a month, we have “ adopted” a room for the next 12 months, which helps pay the expenses of maintaining the room. The shelter provides up to 90 days of emergency housing for Stark County homeless families and single women. They have one floor of a previous hotel, which provides 16 rooms for families, a kitchen, living room, kids’ play room, tutoring center, and laundry room. They are offered supportive services such as counseling, job training, employment assistance, savings program, and housing assistance. As part of the “adopting” the room, we will provide volunteers to clean the room to get it ready for the next family. We will also be providing “care packages” for each new family that includes; towels, washcloths, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and other hygiene items. If you would be interested in volunteering for this project or making a donation, please contact Joan Ortman, [email protected] or 330-418-4163. Stark County Hunger Task Force Backpack Program The SCHTF is in need of volunteers to assist with their Backpack Program. Last year they provided backpacks for 300 kids, this year it’s over 700! The backpack contains food for the weekend for kids that receive free or reduced lunches at school. Volunteers are needed on Wednesdays from 10-12 or 12-2 to pack the backpacks for delivery. If you are able to help, you can register online at www.starkhunger.org/take- action/volunteer. Please put “Temple Israel” in the comment section so we can track our volunteers. Thanksgiving Baskets Downtown Temple Israel participates in the Thanksgiving Baskets Downtown project. It is a charitable organization that unites faith communities and civic organizations in Canton, Ohio, to support the underserved population with food at Thanksgiving. Volunteers are needed for the following: October 29, 30, & November 12 – Unloading food November 13-14 – Bagging food November 16 – Set up November 17 – Distribution day Sign up on line at: www.thanksgivingbasketscanton.org

Urban Ark Dinners Three times a year, Diana Collum, organizes an Urban Ark dinner held at First Lutheran Church to feed the needy in the Canton area. The next dinner will be the Christmas dinner on Sunday, December 23. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Diana Collum, [email protected] or 330-492-1145.

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Come join your fellow “Sisters” as we start a new year with several great activites being planned. Sisterhood meetings are open to everyone and are usually the third Sunday of the month. We are always looking for new ways to be involved in the community, awareness of our Jewish heritage, and having fun. Take a look at our schedule and events which are happening this fall. We hope you plan on attending, volunteering, and supporting Sisterhood in some way. Feel free to contact me at 330-224-5663 or [email protected] with your ideas or comments.

 If you would like a text notification about our meetings and WRJ info, please let the Temple office know the phone number.  Templegrams will be in the mail during December – if you have a winter address or don’t receive the mailing, please contact Sue Shafer  Sisterhood will be collecting Maj Card 2019 orders starting in January – watch for details.

Nov. 9-11 -WRJ District Convention- Embrace Your Voice – Beachwood, OH Donor 2018 – Tickets are $15 per person with your Donor Pledge Saturday, November 17 “What’s with Jews & Comedy?” Performance by Lenny Dave 7pm – Social hour and 8pm program Sunday -Dec. 2 – Business Meeting and Hanukkah Cookie Decorating – 9:30 a.m.

Temple Israel Sisterhood Gift Shop

Terry Barat has been stocking new items for all of your upcoming celebrations.

The shop will soon be filled with everything you need for Hanukkah.

The gift shop is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.—3:30 p.m.

Stop in today and browse.

Cash and checks accepted. We do not accept credit or debit cards.

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Yahrzeits

November 2nd November 9th November 16th November 23rd November 30th

Adolph Altman Anna Falk Adland Edith Abrams Anna Art Jacob Baer Abe Art Dr. Irving J. Barron Gwen Balin Gerald Cooper Rose Blanche Balsam Norman Art Edward Blau Samuel Cohn Dr. Edward Feiman Bertha Baskin Bernard Bear Philip Borcover David M. Cohodas Martha Cohen Fenyves Meyer E. Block Evelyn I. Bowman Otto Brack Dorothy Dreyer Albert Frankel Beatrice N. Buxbaum Joe Chapman Fannie Cherkose Thaviu Feiman Opal Gill Roberta Cohen E. Lazar Cohen Daniel Cohen Samuel Feldman John F. Given Dr. A. A. Fisher Dorothy Cohen Joseph Fried Maurice Kline Miriam (Mimi) S. Cohen Tillie Geduldig Joseph Cohodas Murray Friedman Harold Krupp Dr. Daniel T. Feiman Irene Gelb Celia Donner Gold Robert Dearment Anne Goldstein Leonard Libster Goldie Golden Rabbi Paul Gorin Bella Barnett Friedman Charles Hackel Dr. Sam Lieberman Elda Griffith Harry Gordon Sarah Jacobson Blema Newman Harry Lavin Erwin Hecht Kathryn L. Haas Stanford Linde Ann Olden Henry Mann Albert A. Kanner Harry Haberman Kenyon Love Chopsey Pelter Herbert Marks Helen Kaven Abraham Helling Esther Manheim Janet Schuman Jack Medvin Abraham Krupp Beatrice Levin Irene Mendelson Samuel M. Shapiro Lauren Beth Mostov Leo B. Lavin Jack Levine Mildred Mizel Eugene Shedlarz Beryl Myers Sarah Pearl Miriam Livingston Joseph A. Mulé Rae Simon Dorothy Newman Nathan A. Rubin Marty Logan Hilda Rapport Edward Slesnick Mandel Perlman Gary Norman Silverhart Max Lottman Harry Refkin Everett Wax Faye Pontelle Mark Speyer Sylvia “Sippy” Malin Herman Reines Dr. Samuel Rafael Solomon Speyer Darlene Maxwell Sara Rosenstock Benjamin Raxlin Evelyn Stone Ceil Monsky Joseph Savage Bessie Robbins Minna Weckstein Joan Petroff Dr. Lewis Savel Milton Robbins Tom Weinstock Helen Resnick Robin Stone Lawrence J. Roth Jerre Wilkof Abraham Robbins Betty Traer Ruth Routman Ida Rosenthal Louis Wilkof Harold William Savage Sona Little Silverman Sam Wolf Genoeffa Sinopoli Nate Simon John Strauss, Sr. Isidor Siprin Sandra Sweet Arkadiy Ulitskiy Gertrude Wax Lillian Taylor

Rose Weiss Elizabeth Weiss

Lillian Willen Marie Wilkof

Louis Zimmerman Hilda Falk Wilson Bob Yelsky

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 23 Cheshvan 2 24 Cheshvan 3 25 Cheshvan 6:15 pm Family 9:30 am Stollen Shabbat w/Shelley Moments Schweitzer 11:15 am Morning Shelley Schweitzer Service is singing

Chayei Sarah: Gen. 23:1-25:18 I Kings 1:1-31

4 26 Cheshvan 5 27 Cheshvan 6 28 Cheshvan 7 29 Cheshvan 8 30 Cheshvan 9 10 2 Kislev 9:30 am RS 5:30 pm TI Men’s 4:15 pm HS 12:00 pm Mikraot 6:15 pm Kabbalat 9:30 am Stollen 12:15 pm HS Study 6:30 pm Basic Gedolot Shabbat Moments Judaism Class 7:00 pm TI Guest Birthday/Anniv. 11:15 am Morning 7:00 pm Shaliach Rabbi Jonah Blessings Service Program Pesner Shelley Schweitzer is singing

Daylight Savings Remember to Tol’dot: Gen. 25:19-28:9 Time Ends vote! Malachi 1:1-2:7

11 3 Kislev 12 4 Kislev 13 5 Kislev 14 6 Kislev 15 7 Kislev 16 8 Kislev 17 9 Kislev 9:30 am RS 4:15 pm HS 7:00 pm 6:15 pm Kabbalat 9:30 am Stollen 12:15 pm HS 6:30 pm TI Basic Federation Shabbat Moments Judaism Class Meeting Zachary Charlick is 11:15 am Morning 7:00 pm Chadash singing Service Meeting 7:00 pm Sisterhood Donor Program

Veterans Day Veterans Day Vayetzei: Gen. 28:10-32:3 observed Hos. 12:13-14:10

18 19 11 Kislev 20 12 Kislev 21 13 Kislev 22 14 Kislev 23 15 Kislev 24 16 Kislev 9:30 am RS 7:00 pm Thanksgiving 6:15 pm Kabbalat No Stollen 9:30 am TI Interfaith Admin offices Shabbat, No oneg Moments Brotherhood Thanksgiving closed Sandy Adland is 10:30 am Smuckler Meeting Service singing Baby Naming 12:15 pm HS Admin offices closed

Vayishlach: Gen. 32:4-36:43 Hos. 11:7-12:12

25 17 Kislev 26 18 Kislev 27 28 20 Kislev 29 21 Kislev 30 22 Kislev 7:00 pm TI Board 4:15 pm HS 6:15 pm Kabbalat Meeting 6:30 pm TI Basic Shabbat Judaism Class Shelley Schweitzer is singing Shabbat Dinner following services Vayeishev: Gen. 37:1-40:23 Amos 2:6-3:8 11 TEMPLE ISRAEL Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage 432 - 30th Street NW P A I D Canton, OH 44709 Canton, OH Permit No. 1129 Phone: 330-455-5197 Fax: 330-455-5268

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chelle Cohen Dr. Paul Garfinkle Paulette Karelitz Joan Ortman