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Volume LI, No. 5 February 10, 1984 7 Adar 1 5744

WHILE WAITING FOR THE MESSIAH ... "NOSTALGIA" THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN JEWRY TO BE THEME OF SISTERHOOD MEETING PROFESSOR LEONARD Monday, March 5, 12:30 PM FEIN NOSTALGIA: A multi-Media Presenta¬ TO PRESENT SUPPER LECTURE tion with dramatic readings and music in Yiddish, Hebrew and English will be the SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26 program of the Sisterhood Open Meeting on Monday, March 5, 1984 at 12:30 PM. It will Professor Leonard Fein, editor and, take place in the Kamber Auditorium together with , co-founder of of the Synagogue House. Moment Magazine, will deliver the winter's The special guest artists will be Rabbi Mayer second Supper Lecture on Sunday evening, Moskowitz, Headmaster of Judaic February 26 at 6:00 PM Studies of the Ramaz Lower School and Mrs. Andria Warmflash Dr. Fein will be speaking on the topic: Rosenbaum, a WHILE WAITING FOR THE MESSIAH member of the faculty of the Music and Drama . . . THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN Department of Ramaz. Both Rabbi JEWRY. Moskowitz and Mrs. Rosenbaum are ex¬ Dr. Fein contends that the battle for traordinarily talented individuals and the Sisterhood is Jewish survival in the may be grateful to them for offering this so exhausting and all consuming that there most creative of programs. A is little energy left over for more universal special dimension of this program is that the Sisterhood concerns. But, he asks, can we afford to say will, for the second con¬ secutive that the pressing ethical issues of our time, year, be welcoming guests from Dr. from nuclear warfare to genetic engineering Leonard Fein Project Ezra. Last year's program with to the "bag ladies" fall outside the realm of these participants was one of the highlights of the Sisterhood Jewish interests? Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun year and a particularly worthwhile Dr. Fein challenges whether the question: welcomes the parents and children activity consistent with the Chesed "Is it good for the Jews?" is a legitimate of the Second Grade of Ramaz Campaign of the congregation. one Women of the and is it the proper criterion against to Shabbat services on congregation and the com¬ which Jewish action should be measured? Saturday morning, March 3, 1984. munity are encouraged to attend. A light luncheon Perhaps, he suggests, there is a conflict in will, of course, be served. America between Jewish interests and Jewish ethics. Professor Fein wonders whether turning SISTERHOOD PROJECT our back on the world protects or subverts FOR NEW TORAH COVERS NEARS COMPLETION our self-interest as Jews. Hillel said: "If I am not Dedication of for myself, who will be for me — if I Opportunities Available for the Covers We are am only for myself, what am I?" Professor happy to announce that the will also honor those who will dedicate the Fein Sisterhood's subscribes to Hillel's philosophy in needlepoint project for the re¬ 13 Torah Scrolls and the new parochet. placing the Jewish community within doing of the Torah covers in our Holy Ark Such a dedication will entail a gift to the is American society, Without that perspec¬ nearing completion. We hope, with Capital Fund of the congregation which will he God's to covers tive, fears that American Judaism may help, to be able dedicate the be of immeasurable help to us in enabling and a new not survive. parochet for our Holy Ark at our KJ to meet the needs of this community in DR. LEONARD FEIN forthcoming Annual Meeting on Sunday the coming years. morning, May 13. Appropriately, that Sun¬ A number of generous members of the In addition to being editor of Moment day is Mother's Day and on that occasion congregation have Magazine, Dr. Fein is also Professor of already pledged their we will honor the Sisterhood and those who support for this effort and have reserved Contemporary Jewish Studies at Brandeis are making possible the refurbishing of our dedications. Those who are interested in University, A political sociologist, he was Holy Ark. participating in this unusual Director of Research at the opportunity MIT-Harvard We are going to prepare a special plaque are asked to Rabbi Joint Center for Urban speak to Lookslein. We Studies. to be displayed in the lobby of the look forward to completion of the effort, in Synagogue House which will honor the peo¬ time for the proper honoring of all who are (continued on 4) page ple who worked on the project and which involved, at the May 13 meeting. Page Two KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

ADULT EDUCATION DATES KJ CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 10 Fri PM 10 Fri 8:30 PM Parshat Ha-Shavua 6:30 Singles Shabbat Dinner 17-20 F r i - Mon At home with Rabbi Bieler* Couples Club Grossinger's Weekend 23 Thu 8:00 PM Wine and Cheese Festival 15 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: Music 26 Sun 6:00 PM Caroll Goldberg Supper Lecture II 7:45 PM Women's Shiur Sponsored by KJ Men's Club 22 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: This Week in World Jewry MARCH Robert J. Leifert 3 Sat 9:00 AM Second Grade Shabbaton 7:45 PM Zmirot Workshop 5 Mon 12:30 PM Sisterhood Open Meeting 24 Fri 8:30 PM Parshat Ha-Shvua 17-18 S a t - Sun Purim At home with Rabbi Bieler* 17 Sat EVE THE SOUND OF MUSIC by KJ Teens 26 Sun 6:00 PM Supper Lecture 11 26 Mon 8:00 PM Rav Aharon Lichtenstein Lecture Dr. Leonard Fein 29 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: Multi-Media and Contemporary Jewish Issues Esther Nusbaum 7:45 PM Women's Shiur

MARCH 21 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: This Week in World Jewry 7 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: Yiddish Folk Lore Robert J. Leifert Rabbi Mayer Moskowitz 23 Fri 8:30 PM Parshat Ha-Shavua 7:45 PM Zmirot Workshop At home with Rabbi Bieler* 9 Fri 8:30 PM Parshat Ha-Shavua 25 Sun 8:00 PM Am Hasefer Book Club At home with Rabbi Bieler* 28 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: Multi-Media and 10 Sat 4:45 PM Purim Lecture Rabbi Jack Bieler Contemporary Jewish Issues Esther Nussbaum 14 Wed 12:00 PM Lunch and Learn: Music Caroll Goldberg *Rabbi and Mrs. Bieler live at 1641 Third Avenue at 91st Street. 7:45 PM Women's Shiur This Shiur is conducted on alternate Friday evenings in their home.

The Kehilath Jeshurun Teens are proud to announce their

1984 PURIM NIGHT PLAY ... YESHIVA UNIVERSITY THE SOUND OF MUSIC BRUNCH Directed by Sunday morning Caroll Goldberg April 1, 1984 After the Saturday evening Megilah . .. March 18,1984 Pizza, Falafel, Ice Cream Hamentashen and Soda will be available

A BABY The Kehilath Jeshurun Couples Club STARTED CHOKING ... is A baby started choking and his mother proud to announce its knew exactly what to do. Would you? It 1984 PLAY saved that baby's life. Would you be able to save yours? FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Directed Baby - Live is a program that instructs by Michael Berl parents in life saving techniques. In a one evening, four Jrour course, parents learn Saturday evening Sunday afternoon what to do if a child is choking, or stops April 7,1984 April 8, 1984 brething, swallows poisons; as well as how to check for concussion and fractures, how KEHILATH JESHURUN to treat burns, and most important of all, RABBI BIELER TO GIVE BULLETIN when to get help. Published Monthly except MEGILAH LECTURE Parents get to practice techniques on July and August We are $15.00 of happy to announce that Rabbi CPR Mannequins, and instructors are membership dues of Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun Jack Bieler will once again give a Purim trained in accordance with American Heart covers subscription cost. Lecture on the Megilah on Shabbat after¬ Association standards. 125 East 85th Street , New York 10028 noon, March 10. The presentation will We are grateful to our members, Jessica Phone — 427-1000 EXT 264, 265 begin at 4:45 P.M. in the Etra Chapel. and Jean-Paul Joseph, who have taken this USPS #292-0600 The Purim Shiur is the third in a series of course, for to our Second Class Postage paid at bringing it attention. five New York, New York pre-Yom Tov Lectures. The entire con¬ They felt such information would be ap¬ POSTMASTER Send address changes to: gregational family and community is in¬ preciated by other parents. Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun vited to participate. For information and class schedules, call 125 East 85th Street 744-0805. New York, New York 10028 KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN Page Three

WITHIN OUR FAMILY

BIRTHS Mazel tov to Rabbi Bernard 3n iHemoriam Mandelbaum on the birth of a grand¬ DOROTHY BUCHER daughter, Judith Erica, born to his children BENJAMIN L. LEIFERT Naom and Dr. Neal Rosenblum. The new We mourn the passing of a senior She came into our congregational life name as our baby bears the of her grandmother, member of our congregation who so the wife of Trustee and past Presi¬ of blessed memory, the late Judith thoroughly enjoyed his association with dent of the Men's Club, Hyman 1. Mandelbaum. KJ. A past Treasurer of our Men's Club, Bucher, and she immediately became an Mazel-tov to Diane and Chaim he was a devoted worker for causes in enthusiastic participant in Kehilath Zlotogorski upon the birth of their first son the community and an enthusiastic par¬ Jeshurun. In the last few years she and who was born as this Bulletin went to press. ticipant in a variety of congregational Hy made their home in Palm Beach Similar good wishes to the proud grand¬ activities. where they became associated with a parents, Helen and Morris Wyshogrod. Ben Leifert was never happier than new community but from which they Mazel-tov to Stanley and Esther Royce when in shul with his family, whether for maintained their loyalty to KJ. upon the birth of their daughter, Jessica services or for classes. Even in the last We mourn Dorothy's passing as a Emanuelle. few years when illness and weakness bright, cheerful, energetic, elegant Mazel tov to our new members Yvonne Jewish woman. She added were so much a part of his life, he never style to our and Jerry Probst on the birth of their son, life and missed an opportunity to study at KJ or happiness and enthusiasm to her born as this Bulletin went to press. to daven with us. friends here in our congregation. She COMMUNAL HONORS A gentle, optimistic Jew, he was a lov¬ gave Hy great love and affection even as he was a source of and support We congratulate Jay Cinnamon, the son- ing husband to his dear wife Lillian, a strength in-law of Rabbi and Mrs. Haskel Lookstein revered father to his sons, Harvey and to her throughout, especially in these our Executive last difficult years of illness. upon his being designated as Student Guest Director, Bob Leifert and We will miss her and extend our heart¬ of Honor at the Annual Dinner of Yeshivat a particularly adoring grandfather of Sha'alvim. The Dinner of the Yeshiva will Aryeh Adin. We will miss him greatly felt condolences to Hy and pray that he and remember him may be further sorrow a long be on Sunday, March 11, at the Hilton. Jay lovingly. spared for time to come. studied for two years at the Yeshiva which is located outside Jerusalem. Jay is a third year student at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University. He serves as the Gabbai of the SHE CHOSE ALL OF US AS HER FAMILY ... synagogue at the Medical School. CONDOLENCES POST^ Our sincere condolences to Else de Westerniy| %SImmim9 Graaff on the sudden passing, in Chicago, of her son, Nico, himself a former member UnionlflaligraVYl of our congregation. May she and her family be comforted RABBI HASKEL LOOKSTEIN among all those who mourn for Zion and CONGREGATION KEHILATH JESHURUN Jerusalem. 125 EAST 85TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10028

1 would like to reflect on the passing of a woman many of us knew, of a woman who, in a semantic sense, had little family but in a larger sense chose all of us.as her family. Of a women who seized every ounce of joy that is to be found in life and whose happiness was circumstances. DAVID S. WEIL unrelated to her Of a woman who offered all of her energy and her cheer to others unsolicited and asked GUEST OF HONOR AT nothing in return — a woman who simply offered her love completely and unconditionally. RIETS DINNER When I last visited her in the hospital she was unable to speak because of the machine that breathed for her. Her eyes, however, did not lack their twinkle, nor her grasp lack its warmth. We are proud to announce that our 1 had come to say that 1 was leaving New York for a while and to say goodbye for now. devoted member, David S. Weil, will be the Perhaps I was uncomfortable because of the atmosphere of the ICU, perhaps 1 was in a hurry Guest of Honor at Yeshiva University's an¬ to make my plane, or perhaps I had never learned to say goodbye fully and authentically. 1 nual RIETS Dinner on Monday evening, sometimes forget that goodbye is short for "G-d be with you . . ." March 26, in the Science Hall at the main In any event, she did not release my hand as I turned to leave. Rather, she motioned for a campus of Yeshiva. pad and in a firm hand wrote, "Please say a prayer for me before you go, there is a book of Sigi Weil is a leader in many Jewish Psalms on the ledge". 1 declined the offer of the book and shared my favorite Psalm with her causes, including Soviet Jewry. He has been from memory. Only when 1 had completed it and she had mouthed "Amen" did she kiss my active in behalf of important institutions, hand and wave me off. 1 left feeling good about myself and feeling as if I had given a gift to including Yeshiva University. We applaud her. the decision by YU to honor him and we . . . Only when I learned that she had passed away on Shabbat morning did I realize that urge friends and associates of Sigi to attend this was Florence Edelman's last me. this Dinner in honor of him and his dear gift to wife, Grace. Jonathan Javitt Page Four KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

B'NAI MITZVAH OVERJOYED IN JERUSALEM

On our recent trip to Jerusalem during the winter vacation period, Audrey and I had occasion to participate in the s'machot of four families of the congregation. We rejoiced with Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kabakow at the sheva b'rachot of their children Beth and Daniel Kohn following their marriage which had taken place two days before we arrived. We enjoyed participating in the brit milah of Doug Zippel's firstborn, the grandson of our member Mrs. Carlo Zip- ELISA BRYSKIN pel. The baby carries the Hebrew name of Mazel-tov to Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doug's late father. Bryskin upon the Bat Mitzvah of their By a happy circumstance, we were also daughter, Elisa, which will take place this able to be present for the brit milah of Ar- Saturday afternoon, February 11. non Schottenfels, the firstborn of Debbie A student at the Lower School of Ramaz, and David, who are the children of Judy Elisa's Dvar Torah topic will be "The and Ben Milstein of our congregation. Obligation of Women to Learn Torah" and Since I had officiated four years ago at their will be presented at a Seudah Shlishit, bet¬ wedding, this particular simcha had special ween mincha and ma'ariv. meaning for me. Finally, we rejoiced at the wedding of the daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Rakef- fet, Raye. Mrs. Rakeffet is the former Malka Grund, a graduate of Ramaz High School. The Rakeffets plan to have another simcha in February when their second daughter Te'aina will be married. Waiting For The Messiah Haskel Lookstein (continued from page I)

Professor Fein is the author of several books and many articles in both profes¬ sional and general journals. He has served as a consultant to numerous governmental IVAN LEHON Irene Stecura 734-3131 and private organizations. He has lectured Real Estate 534-5075 Mazel-tov to Dr. and Mrs. Lester Lehon extensively in this country and abroad both on Jewish affairs and on social upon the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ivan, policy. GLADYS J. CLEARY The which will take place on Saturday morning, Sunday Supper Lectures are co- February 18. Specializing in the sale of sponsored by the Adult Education Commit¬ Cooperatives, Condominiums and tee and the Kehilath Jeshurun Men's Club. Ivan, a student at the Rabbi Joseph H. Investment Lookstein Upper School of Ramaz, will Properties The deadline for reservations for this lec¬ ture is read the entire Torah and Haftorah por¬ 152 East 79th St. Friday, February 17. The cost for the tion. Supper including the lecture is $9.00 per Walking distance to the shul — person ($5.00 for students). Return the Convenient to Ramaz School reservation form on this page with your check made payable to Kehilath Jeshurun. Distinctive Glatt Kosher Catering, At Leading Hotels, Synagogues and Clubs SUNDAY SUPPER LECTURE RESERVATION FORM Goldenberg "Please reserve places for the Sunday Caterers Supper Lecture to be held on February 26, 1984 at $9.00 per person. Phillip Goldenberg 516-239-5652 Total amount enclosed$

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Mazel-tov to Mr. and Mrs. MEMORIAL CHAPEL Eugene Falk ADDRESS upon the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, CARL GROSSBERG Jennifer, which will take place on Sunday. ANDREW FIER February 19. Directors Jennifer, a student at the Ramaz Lower HOME PHONE 180 West 76th St. School, will present a d'Var torah on "The (at AMSTERDAM AVE.) BUSINESS PHONE. Temple and Its Implications For Today's ENdicott 2-6600 Jew." KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN Page Five

LISA SZUBIN WINS WINE AND CHEESE TASTING FESTIVAL A WESTING HOUSE Thursday, February 23, 8:00 PM SCHOLARSHIP WINTER'84 is the theme of the Wine to sample the latest wines plus old time and Cheese favorites and Israel's finest JUDITH FEDERBUSH AND Tasting Festival to be spon¬ juices, too. sored by the Ramaz Parents Council on There will then be an opportunity to SETH KOSOWSKY Thursday evening, February 23 at 8:00 PM order cases of wine in time for Passover in¬

WIN HONORS The program will take place in the cluding the new for 1984 special — mixed Lisa Szubin, a senior at Ramaz, who last Synagogue House. cases from both Kedem and Ein-Guedi to April distinguished herself and her school Experts from both Kedem and Ein-Guedi make ordering more convenient. by winning second place in the world in the wine companies as well as Jewish Week Cases of wine will be given as door prizes. International Bible Contest in Jerusalem, food editor, Gilda Angel, will be on hand to The program is chaired by two KJ offer entertainment ideas and has just been declared one of the forty win¬ give Simcha members, Carol Chrein and Michael is a to ners in the Annual Westinghouse Science solutions. It chance learn about Jaspan. The entire KJ family is invited to Talent Search. This competition involves Kosher wines for all the "good times". attend. The more than 20,000 seniors from all over the evening will also be an opportunity United States. Two other seniors from Ramaz placed among the top 300 in this group. They are Judy Federbush and Seth Kosowsky, who have been cited in the Honors group of the AJC STUDY SEEKS HOLOCAUST Westinghouse program. Two Bound for Study in Israel SURVIVORS AND RESCUERS What is particularly noteworthy concern¬ Under the ing these three young people is that two of directorship of Professor them, Lisa and Judy, expect to spend next Samuel P. Oliner, the American Jewish KJ MEMBERS LEAD Committee is year studying Torah in Jerusalem. Lisa has sponsoring a project entitled: FEDERATION CONFERENCES "A already been accepted early decision at Har¬ Study of the Altruistic Personality". We are proud to note that three members vard where she will begin studying in the Dr. Oliner, who was born in Poland and of our survived the War congregational family recently took fall of 1985. Judy and Seth are waiting to by being rescued by a Polish leadership roles at two important con¬ hear about acceptances from some of the peasant family, left Poland as a boy ferences sponsored by the Federation of finest universities in the East. in 1945 and came to the United States in Jewish 1950. Philanthropies. We congratulate the three young people While Dr. Oliner believes it is JEWISH SINGLES and the entire Ramaz family on this most largely true distinguished record. that many people in Europe cooperated On Tuesday, January 10, Pearl Hack and with the Nazis in the destruction of Jews, Robert Leifert participated in the con¬ there were also many people who risked ference Serving Today's Jewish Single their lives to rescue Jews and others. As one A VERY GENEROUS Community. Participating on a panel on who so benefited, he has been long in¬ single's programming, Pearl outlined an ap¬ BEQUEST terested in the topic of heroic rescue. He is proach to introducing Jewish singles to one We are very grateful to the late Joseph seeking to interview survivors and rescuers another through home oriented receptions. Nash for including in his will a very with the hope that by probing the past we Bob Leifert, who also participated in that can generous bequest to Congregation Kehilath identify those life experiences which panel, discussed synagogue programming Jeshurun. We received the results of his develop the altruistic personality. for singles and also led a workshop on The generosity very recently. If you are a survivor or know a survivor Single in Synagogue Life. Mr. Nash's wife, Rachel Nash, his whose survival was the direct result of some Bob serves as Chairman of the Task children Helen and Jack Gentile rescue aid in Nash, and his Nazi-Occupied Force on Jewish Singles and Pearl is a grandchildren Pamela and George Rohr, Europe, then the following information member of that committee. continue to be cherished members of our would be helpful in this world-wide effort: BIKUR CHOLIM congregation. 1. Name and address of the rescuer On February 5, Federation The act of generosity on the part of Mr. 2. Where the rescue took place Sunday, on Nash in remembering the congregation in 3. Duration of the rescue, the kind of aid sponsored a conference Bikur Cholim. KJ has his will in such a generous way will help received and any other important details previously been recognized by the Task Force on Bikur Cholim for its service Kehilath Jeshurun in its ever expanding 4. Why, in the survivor's opinion, the to the program to meet the needs of this com¬ rescuer(s) helped him or her community. Our Trustee, Tova Bulow munity. Mr. Nash's act of kindness is a 5. If the survivor would be willing to be participated in a panel discussion on the role of splendid example of the way in which a per¬ interviewed by a member of the research the Bikur Cholim volunteer in different son can ensure that his charitable acts and project staff. settings. Tova spirit live on after him. A number of rescuers and survivors have spoke on Acute Care In General Hospitals, She already been interviewed. The project in¬ speaks from her perspective as Coor¬ dinator of Bikur Cholim services at volves a joint effort by theologians, social Memorial scientists, philosophers and educators, Hospital for Cancer and Allied SAVE THE DATE — world-wide. Diseases having co-chaired the Kehilath Jeshurun COME CELEBRATE To contact Professor Oliner, write to: program for several years. Study of Altruistic Personality Project Both the Task Force on Jewish Singles Sisterhood Annual Luncheon and Task on Department of Sociology the Force Bikur Cholim are Wednesday Humboldt State University sponsored by Federation's Commission on May 23, 1984 Areata, California 95521 Synagogue Relations, which is directed by our esteemed The telephone number is 707-826-4553. member, Rabbi Isaac Trainin. Page Six KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

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