SPRING EVENTS ISSUE

Volume LII, No. 6 April 15, 1985 Nisan 24, 5745

The observance of Yom HaShoa — Holocaust Remembrance Day has, in recent years, gained considerable recognition as an important date on the Jewish calendar. In communities throughout the world and especially in Israel and America congregations, schools and other organizations and institutions have marked this YOM HA'ATZMAUT SERVICE AND PROGRAM TO HONOR day with seriousness and commitment. We are ISRAEL INDEPENDANCE DAY proud that Kehilath Jeshurun has been in the forefront of this effort as more than 500 people THURSDAY EVENING - APRIL 25, at 7:30 P.M. now gather in our Main Synagogue each year. Once again, Kehilath Jeshurun will be the site anniversary and also honor the leaders and The Yom HaShoa program at KJ traditional¬ of a spirited observance and celebration of Yom citizens of the State who help all Jews stand tall ly begins with a memorial candle lighting Ha'atzmaut — Israel Independance Day. As is wherever we may be around the world. The ceremony in memory of the six million Jews traditional, we will begin our observance on songs reflect a pride in our people and the land who perished during . This year, Thursday evening, April 25 with the service in of Israel and leave us with the hope for peace we will once again ask members of our con¬ the Main Synagogue led by Cantor Avrum in the future. gregation who are survivors of the Holocaust Davis. The entire KJ community is invited to join as well as the adult children of survivors and Part two of the evening will be a ZIMRIAH with us on young children of survivors to light these OF SONGS FROM ISRAEL AND OUR THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 25 memorial candles. It is important, however, for HERITAGE by the children of the Ramaz Lower 7:30 P.M. us to realize that Yom service the HaShoa and School directed by Caroll Goldberg. THE MAIN SYNAGOGUE program is not intended only for the direct sur¬ The Zimriah will honor Israel's thirty-seventh vivors of the Holocaust. Each of us who lives today is a survivor and we, as a people, are 113th ANNUAL MEETING TO INDUCT FIFTY NEW MEMBERS responsible for one another. It is incumbent MEMORIAL TRIBUTE TO RABBI JOSEPH H. LOOKSTEIN upon each Jew to observe Yom HaShoa and we, therefore, urge all in our community to join with TO BE DELIVERED BY LAWRENCE KOBRIN us on Wednesday evening, April 17 at 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, AT 8:00 P.M. The program itself will include readings from The 113th annual meeting of Congregation The Sixth Annual Memorial to Rabbi Joseph Holocaust literature, special memorial prayers Kehilath Jeshurun will be held this H. Lookstein will be delivered this and appropriate choral selections performed by year on year by Lawrence Kobrin. A man who the Ramaz Lower School Chorus under the Wednesday evening, May 1 at 8:00 PM. Includ¬ grew up in our ed in the direction of Caroll Goldberg. evening will be a reflection on the con¬ congregation, Larry attended Ramaz, has, along with his wife seen We are the mourners of those who died in tinuing active role that KJ plays in the life of Ruth, their daughters Debra this community which it has been and Rebecca and their son Jeffrey attend the sanctification of God's name. Please join us in serving since its founding here in 1872. school, and served as Chairman of its Board of marking the Yahrzeit of the six million men, Kehilath Jeshurun has the year Trustees. The Kobrins are a women and children — our brethren. privilege this family of three of WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17 inducting more than fifty new families into generations in our congregation. We are certain 7:30 P.M. membership, continuing a pattern of growth that that the tribute will move each of us who knew we have now THE MAIN SYNAGOGUE enjoyed for several years. New and loved the late Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein trustees will be elected, new associate trustees and will be interesting and informative to all will be appointed and a tribute will be paid to who have joined the KJ family since his pass¬ those retiring from the Board. ing in 1979. MARCH We are pleased to note that there will be a A cordial invitation is extended to the entire TO FREE SOVIET JEWS spectacular number of members who will be membership of the Congregation to attend this Solidarity Sunday observing important anniversaries of their af¬ important meeting. Please inform the synagogue filiation with the synagogue and will so be office of your expected attendance so that we MAY 5,1985 honored. At the same time, the assemblage will will be able to prepare properly for the colla¬ Sponsored by the take the opportunity to memorialize those of our tion and social hour which will follow the for¬ Coalition to Free Soviet Jews (212)3541316 Congregational family who were called to their mal proceedings. Greotei New Nork Conteiehie on S»viel Je*i\ formerly the eternal reward during the past year. Page Two KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

KJ CALENDAR Tuesday, April 16 8:00 PM YESHIVA UNIVERSITY LECTURE CONGREGATION AT KEHILATH JESHURUN KEHILATH JESHURUN Wednesday, April 17 7:30 PM YOM HASHOAH cordially invites you to the Chorus 1985 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY Sunday, April 21 11:00 AM SALUTE TO ISRAEL PARADE GRUSS KOLLEL LECTURES Thursday, April 25 7:30 PM KJ YOM HAATZMAUT SERVICE At AND PROGRAM Four Tuesday Evenings at 8:00 P.M. Friday, April 26 7:15 AM YOM HAATZMAUT SERVICE AND BREAKFAST April 16 Rabbi Israel Paretzky Saturday, April 27 9:00 AM "THE OBLIGATION TO ADMONISH ONE'S FELLOW" KINDERGARTEN SHABBATON A Discourse On The Responsibility That Jews Have For Each Other Tuesday, April 30 8:00 PM April 30 Rabbi Michael Rosenzweig YESHIVA UNIVERSITY LECTURE "THE COMMANDMENT TO STUDY TORAH" AT KEHILATH JESHURUN Wednesday, May 1 8:00 PM May 7 Rabbi Mordechai Vasas 113th ANNUAL MEETING "THE BLESSING OF THE SHMA" CONGREGATION KEHILATH 21 JESHURUN May Rabbi Jeffrey Abel "THE OBLIGATION OF HONORING PARENTS" Friday, May 3 6:30 PM SINGLES SHABBAT DINNER WE ARE GRATEFUL TO OUR CHERISHED MEMBERS. MR. AND MRS. AND ONEG SHABBAT JOSEPH GRUSS AND TO YESHIVA UNIVERSITY FOR MAKING THIS LECTURE SERIES AVAILABLE AT KEHILATH JESHURUN AS A PUBLIC Sunday, May 5 11:00 AM SERVICE TO COMMUNITY OF NEW YORK. SOLIDARITY SUNDAY THE JEWISH FOR SOVIET JEWRY Tuesday, May 7 8:00 PM ACADEMIC NEWS REQUESTED YESHIVA UNIVERSITY LECTURE AT KEHILATH JESHURUN At this season of the year we are already beginning to think of the milestones and honors which the members of the Congregation and their families will be experiencing during the coming months. Thursday, May 9 12:00 PM We would like to record all of those honors in the next Bulletin. If you or anyone you know ANNUAL SISTERHOOD LUNCHEON is observing such a milestone or receiving a particular honor in academic or professional life, we Thursday, May 9 EVE ask you to please send us the information without delay. It is one more way of creating the family MEN'S CLUB FARBRENGEN VISIT spirit we like to foster at KJ and Ramaz. We Saturday, May 11 9:00 AM hope to hear from you soon. COUPLES CLUB SHABBATON Saturday, May 18 9:00 AM JESSE JACKSON NURSERY SHABBATON AN ANTI-SEMITE? Sunday, May 19 8:30 AM Syndicated columnist Tom Braden writes in YOM YERUSHALAYIM the Washington Times (Mar. 20) that Jesse SERVICE AND BREAKFAST Jackson has nothing good to say about Israel's rescue of black Ethiopian Jews. Braden says that Sunday, May 19 8:00 PM he AM HASEFER recently asked Jackson: "Do you find it ap¬ propriate to say something in praise of Israel's Tuesday, May 21 8:00 PM rescue of starving black Jews in Ethiopia?" YESHIVA UNIVERSITY LECTURE Jackson responded in part that it was "a military AT KEHILATH JESHURUN mission even though it had humanitarian goals." Saturday, May 25 11:30 PM Braden was shocked by Jackson's response. TIKUN LEIL SHAVUOT "What did he mean by 'military mission'? That Israel's air force took part in the effort to rescue Wednesday, May 29 8:00 PM the starving? What possible difference does that MEN'S CLUB THEATER PARTY make? From the humanitarian standpoint, what BILOXI BLUES better use for military planes? And why impugn Monday, June 3 12:00 Noon the motives of those who are engaged in a SISTERHOOD OPEN MEETING humanitarian act unless, out of prejudice, you don't want to Friday-Sunday, June 7-9 recognize the humanitarianism." ORTHODOX UNION TORAH RETREAT Braden, who says that he has long admired Jackson, concludes by saying that "in addition Wednesday, June 12 Eve to being a graceful figure, a powerful speaker, RAMAZ GRADUATION and a political leader, Jesse Jackson is an anti- Thursday, June 20 Semite." RAMAZ ADVANCEMENT DAY r

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PASSOVER RELIEF ANATOLY SCHARANSKY IF YOU MISSED US, CANNOT BE THERE WE MISSED YOU The response from our community to our call YOU CAN! for Passover Relief contributions has been most SOLIDARITY SUNDAY — MAY 5 gratifying. Last year the readers of the Bulletin For the Jews of the Soviet TO HAPPEN TO OUR BROTHERS AND contributed more than $22,000. In the next issue, Union, 1984 was a most dismal and SISTERS IN THE SOVIET UNION! we will report on this year's results. discouraging year. There was further Nonetheless, the needs of the community ex¬ closing of the gates of emigration and Every man, woman and child should feel that Prisoners of Conscience it is his or her ceeded what we have raised. If you have not yet languishing in Soviet personal obligation to be present at SOLIDARITY SUNDAY ON MAY 5 made your contribution for this year please take prisons and labor camps. IN ALL OF 1984. ONLY 896 JEWS WERE this final opportunity to do so at this time. demonstrating his and her understanding of the PERMITTED TO LEAVE THE SOVIET needs of Soviet Jews and Remember, according to the Shulchan Arukh particularly the plight UNION. LAST MONTH, 97 JEWS WERE of those who have been refused visas and who (the Code of Jewish Law) there are only two PERMITTED TO LEAVE. are now in prison. types of people as far as the Passover Relief is The Soviets have not The Soviet Government and Soviet Jews will concerned: Donors and Recipients. If you are only brought a halt to be watching to see of reaction not a recipient you must be a donor! emigration they have also made every step in what kind the American Jews have to the continuing drop in Please make your check payable to: KJ long visa application process even more Benevolent Fund. Bring or send it to the frustrating and more difficult. emigration. The most important barometer for Not that reaction is Solidarity Sunday. Everyone Synagogue office. only are fewer Jews being permitted to who emigrate, but because of such bureaucratic comes will have a share in demonstrating that ORTHODOX UNION obstacles and because would be emigrants are we care. We need everyone. We need you! TO HOLD FIFTH ANNUAL increasingly subjected to harassment and IF OUR VOICES DIE TORAH RETREAT AT economic pressures, fewer and fewer Jews are HOMOWACK LODGE prepared to even risk applying to emigrate. SO DO THEIR HOPES! The Soviet Jewish The New York Region of the Orthodox Union emigration movement SPEAK OUT FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T! will hold its Fifth Annual Torah Retreat at the sparked a revival of Jewish pride and culture in the USSR based on the hope of returning to Homowack Lodge over the weekend of Friday the Jewish homeland. If the possibility of THE KJ/RAMAZ CONTINGENT WILL to Sunday, June 7 — 9, A 1985. number of GATHER AT 69th STREET BETWEEN families of the Congregation have participated emigration is no longer a conceivable hope for them then the Jewish cultural renaissance may FIFTH AND MADISON AVENUES AT 11:00 in previous retreats and to have found them be A.M. fade away too. WE PERMIT a most worthwile and enjoyable experience. CANNOT THAT The retreat will feature shiurim and symposia by a number of distinguished Rabbis from the SANDY EISENSTAT APPOINTED CHAIRMAN New York area discussing the theme: "THE JEWISH STATE AND ITS CHALLENGE TO OF SALUTE TO ISRAEL PARADE THE ORTHODOX JEW." SUNDAY, APRIL 21 The faculty of Rabbis includes Rabbi Hershel We are proud to note that our former presi¬ solidarity with the State of Israel and Jewish Schachter who is, of course, well known to our dent, Sandy Eisenstat, has accepted the chair¬ people throughout the world. The theme of this membership who attend his Monday night shiur manship of this year's SALUTE TO ISRAEL year's parade is "Builders Of Zion . . . Builders here at KJ, as well as Rabbi Fabian Schonfeld PARADE. The parade will take place on Sun¬ Of Israel". As usual, the students of Ramaz will of the Young a Israel of Kew Garden Hills, Rab¬ day, April 21, beginning at 12:00 Noon. The have float relevant to the theme and will march bi Joseph Grunblatt, of the Queens Jewish as a march will begin on Fifth Avenue at 57th Street major contingent. Those of us who are not Center, Rabbi Ralph Pelcovitz of Kneseth Israel and continue up the avenue concluding right in marchers have a responsibility to Israel to be of Far Rockaway, and Rabbi Jacob J. Schachter our community here at 86th Street. viewers in order to gloriously demonstrate our of the Jewish Center, as well as several others. Taking part in the SALUTE TO ISRAEL pride in the State of Israel and give encourage¬ In addition to the interesting educational PARADE is a dynamic way of expressing one's ment to the young members of our community. aspects of the weekend and the beautiful Shab- bat atmosphere, the Retreat includes social events, Saturday night entertainment, superb recreational activities and special programs for singles. A Day Camp and Children's Dining Room help make it a wonderful weekend for children too. To join this year's KJ contingent, please call Robert Leifert at the synagogue office 427-1000.

CONGREGATION KEHILATH JESHURUN welcomes The Children and Parents Of The Ramaz Kindergarten On April 27 And The Nursery Classes Meeting together at a parade committee reception for the planning of the 21st annual Salute to On May 18 Israel program this year are (from left to right) Sandy Eisenstat, Parade Chairman, The Honorable Naftali Lavie, General of the State Lily Eisenstat, Ramaz as our guests at Consul of Israel, Lower School student, Michael David, President Services and Luncheon of the Ramaz Upper School G. O. and Katrine Kleinhaus, Vice President of the Ramaz Upper School G. O. Page Four KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

THE ANTI-ISRAEL CAMPUS KEHILATH JESHURUN SISTERHOOD Under the sponsorship of the Kehilath Jeshurun Sisterhood, the AIPAC COLLEGE ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON GUIDE: EXPOSING THE ANTI-ISRAEL CAMPAIGN ON CAMPUS will be distributed Thursday 12:00 to all juniors and seniors at Ramaz and to ail May 9 Noon college students of Kehilath Jeshurun as well as high school juniors and seniors on request. A beautiful and exciting afternoon of Prizes and Surprises The distribution to those who are students at Special Guest Artist & Fur Fashion Show Ramaz will be automatically conducted through the school. Those in college and others in the To be held at: upper grades of high school who are members THE NEW RAMAZ UPPER SCHOOL'S KAUFMAN AUDITORIUM of KJ and would like to receive a copy are en¬ 60 East 78th Street (Between Park and Madison Aves.) couraged to write or call the synagogue office to order a Door Prizes Couvert — $45 complimentary copy. The Guide is or Raffle Book published by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee as Make reservations by sending your check to the Synagogue Office. part of a series of papers on US-Israel relations. AIPAC is, of course, the lobby group which represents SPONSOR A KIDDUSH the interests of Israel to the United States Government. Members who wish A Beautiful and traditional way of observing We list here some available dates in the com¬ to support AIPAC or to a yahrzeit, anniversary, birthday or special sim- ing months: join the organization are encourag¬ ed to write cha is to celebrate with the community by spon¬ April 27 directly to: American Israel Public Affairs soring a Shabbat morning kiddush. Since May 4, 18, 25 Committee, 444 North Capitol Street, August, there has been a sponsor each week, June 22, 29 NW, Suite 412, Washington, D.C. 20001. and others wishing to be sponsors have been Call our Executive Director, Robert Leifert, VOLUNTEER! unable to do so. at 427-1000 to make arrangements. Volunteers are needed in the KJ/Ramaz Judaica Shop. 1985 - 86 Book of Remembrance This is a wonderful opportunity to give im portant service to the community. The primary Now In goal of the shop is to further enhance Jewish Preparation life in our community. Through the purchase Once again during this season of the year, Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun will publish a Book for personal use or as gifts of ceremonial ob¬ of Remembrance in which the names of departed dear ones are recorded by their living relatives jects and Jewish books we enhance the Jewish who recite Yizkor for them four times a year. At the Yizkor service there is a prayer which says that atmosphere in our homes. In the past several an offering has been made in memory of those for whom Yizkor was recited. years, the Judaica Shop has made a major con¬ Members of the congregation and the community-at-large may authorize us to publish the names tribution by making these kinds of things readily of their departed relatives by making a token contribution of $10 or more for each name to be available. Proceeds from the Judaica Shop will memorialized. Please use the form below if you wish us to record names for you. go to support youth activities of the congrega¬ The Book will go to press on Monday, April 29, so that it will be ready in time for Shavuot. tion and after school activities of Ramaz School. The shop would like to expand its hours in CONGREGATION KEHILATH JESHURUN order to make it more accessible to the com¬ munity. Thus we need new volunteers. Please Hook of SemembrancE call Arleen Cohen at 369-4320 in order to of¬ fer your time. The shop coordinator is Yvonne Koppel. Enclosed please find my Yizkor offerings* for the entire year in memory of those listed below, who are to be recorded in the Book of Remembrance published by the congregation. ISRAEL VIA SATELLITE In a radio first, WMCA Radio broadcasts □ Please duplicate last year's listing(s) Offerings "LIVE FROM ISRAEL'linking New York to Please add the following: for people Israel via satellite on a weekly basis. The hour-long, live program is broadcast Full Name in English (Please Print) Offering every Monday from 4 to 5 PM over WMCA, 570 AM. Barry Farber hosts the program from WMCA's New York studios with Shelia Zucker from the studios of Kol Israel in Tel Aviv. New Yorkers can now speak directly to newsmakers in Israel about political and economic issues, entertainment and lifestyle. WMCA calls the new program "an exciting event in radio Name.. broadcasting — one that will enlighten all listeners on current, vital issues of concern to Americans and Israelis both." Address . Outstanding guests who have appeared recent¬ Phone ly on the show include Jerusalem's Mayor, Teddy Kollek; Eliezer Shmueli, Director General of *This offering is a token of reverence and is designed to be within reach of all. the Education We suggest a contribution of $10 or more for each name. Ministry; and Yaacob Kirshen, Israel's most famous (Please return to our office by Monday, April 29.) political cartoonist for the Jerusalem Post. KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN Page Five

UJA TO SPONSOR KEHILATH JESHURUN SINGLES SUMMER MISSION FOR in co-sponsorship with COLLEGE STUDENTS LINCOLN SQUARE SYNAGOGUE Under the leadership of the University Pro¬ ANNOUNCES ITS 1985 SPRING grams Department of the UJA, there will be a two week summer mission of 35 to 40 college age students to Poland and Israel this summer. SHABBAT DINNER Participants will have an opportunity to examine the work of the Joint Distribution Committee Friday Evening, May 3, 1985 P.M. and will meet with community leaders. The aim ♦Services 6:30

. is to expose the students to the roots of the most ♦Dinner 7:30 P.M. significant Jewish experience of modern times: the destruction of European Jewry and the Oneg Shabbat Program Following Dinner I revitalization of World Jewry through the birth A DIALOGUE BETWEEN of the State of Israel. In addition, the sponsoring leaders of the mis- Rabbi Saul Berman Rabbi Haskel Lookstein j sion will work in depth on campaign education Lincoln Square Synagogue Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun and leadership development. The mission will explore the remnants of the KJ and LSS Members - $15.00 Non-Members - $18.00 i communities of Warsaw and Krakow and will Reservation Deadline — April 26 Use Coupon Below

, conduct memorial and study visits to Auschwitz 1 and Birkenau. Reservations Coupon 125 East 85 While in Israel, the mission will visit olim KJ Singles Shabbat Dinner Park & Lex from Ethiopia, meet with students in youth Friday Evening, May 3, 1985 New York 10028 aliyah villages, visit an army base in the Golan Heights, learn about kibbutz life and spend time Please reserve place(s) for KJ/LSS Members at $15 each and place(s) for with families on a kibbutz, and participate in non-members at $18 each. other interesting sightseeing activities. Age Preference: The program will take place from June 16 to Under 25 25-35 30-40 35-45 June 30. Those wishing to participate should call Rabbi Lookstein for further information. Name.

KOSHER BUTCHERS UNDER Address:. SUPERVISION OF City State Zip _ MIDTOWN BOARD OF KASHRUTH Phone: (Day) (Evening) A. Kosher butcher on the East Side I * Park East Kosher Butchers Guests: 1163 Madison Avenue Phone: TR 4-3045 B. Kosher butchers on the West Side * Jonas Stern and Sons The Orthodox Union Singles 229 West 100 Street cordially invite Phone: 662-7081 1 * Perl Kosher Meat Market singles 22-40 2251 Broadway to an Phone: TR 7-0266 I * Meal Mart Take Ou. Foods and Catering AFTER WORK SUPPER 2189 Broadway and Phone: 787-4720 ' * Paul Feldstein, Inc. LAG B'OMER CELEBRATION 2370 Broadway at 86th Street here at 873-3560 * Fischer Brothers and Leslie KEHILATH JESHURUN 230 West 72nd Street 787-1715 Thursday Evening C Kosher Fish May 9 i Belnord Fish Co., Inc. 6:00 P.M. 544 Amsterdam Avenue (corner 86 St.) Rabbi Kenneth Hain Phone: 724-4214 Congregation Orach Chaim A Modern Mikvah will speak on is located in Our Community at 232-4 West 78th Street THE JEWISH SINGLE AND THE SURE THING (east of Broadway) Telephone number RSVP: AVIVA 563-4000 $15 per person 799-1520 Page Six KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

KJ MEN'S CLUB CALL: JUST OPENED COUPLES CLUB SHABBAT SIDNEY FRIEDMAN TO RAVE REVIEWS SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1985 860-3525 or • Services to be led by members of the Couples Club KJ (427-1000) • Luncheon to follow services catered by S & D Mayer Presents • Tribute to outgoing officers THEATER PARTY '85 • Announcement of new officers BILOXI BLUES • Luncheon Reservations: call the synagogue office 427-1000

Adults — $15.00 Children — $6.00 by NEIL SIMON Co-Chaired by Terry and Michael Jaspan and Martine and Leo Fox Directed by Gene Saks Men wishing to take part in leading services should contact A New Comedy Drama Michael (410-0841) or Leo (289-8520). WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 29 $60/Ticket

GOD KNOWS

AM HASEFER, MAY 19 TIKUN LEIL SHAVUOT The final meeting of the year of the Am HaSefer Book Discussion Club will take place Saturday Nite, May 25 on Sunday evening, May 19, at 8:00 PM. All Men, Women and Children are invited to participate The book selected for this program is GOD Begins: 11:30 PM with a Shiur led by Rabbi Haskel Lookstein KNOWS by Joseph Heller. A spoof on King David? Perhaps. Read the book, come join us ALL NIGHT STUDY for the discussion and let's find out together. The discussant will be Rabbi Jack Bieler and with our own outstanding faculty including new members of the club are very much Rabbi Dale Polakoff, Rabbi Jack Bieler and Moshe Rosenberg welcome. Refreshments The meeting will take place at the home of Sunrise Service throughout the night Israel and Nathalie Friedman, 451 West End Avenue, between 81st and 82nd Streets. Please call Nathalie at home (873-2064) or the Synagogue office to let us know you will be attending. SCHEDULE FOR SHAVUOT SERVICES

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Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun EXPECTING? Cordially Invites You LAMAZE INSTRUCTOR To Come Daven and Celebrate at Registered Nurse, ASPO Certified SERVICES AND BREAKFAST Private and/or Small Classes Yom HaAtzmaut Yom Debbie Trock Yerushalayim 688-9443 Israel Independence Day The Day of the Reunification of Jerusalem Friday, April 26 Sunday, May 19 A KJ Member 7:15 A.M. 8:30 A.M. KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN Page Seven

WITHIN OUR FAMILY 3n ilettuirtam births B'NAI MITZVAH Mazel tov to Dr. Richard and Nancy Gallin DR. HYMAN CHERNOW upon the birth of their daughter, Margaret Victoria. Suddenly and tragically he was struck down Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Shalom Green- by a patrol car driven by a drunken baum upon the birth of their daughter, Sima police officer who drove away. At the time Dr. Chernow was Rachel. enjoying a Friday night walk. Mazal tov to Dr. and Mrs. Noam Shudofsky He was an outstanding psychologist who I upon the birth of their second grandson, Eytan | Yaakov, born to their children Miriam and Bin- gave unstintingly of his time and talent to hundreds of patients. He was a wonderful ny Shalev of Hoshaya, Israel. father to an Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Etra upon only son, Jonathan, whom he loved the birth of their grandson, Aaron, born to their ires sarfati greatly and from whom he derived children Mr. and Mrs. Richard Etra. much joy and nachas. He was an admirable Mazel tov to Mr. on and Mrs. David Sarfati husband to his wife, Barbara, who worked May these wonderful children grow up in the the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Ires which with him in his life's profession finest tradition of Torah, Chupah and Ma'asim will take place on Sunday, June 16. Ires will We moum the \ Tovim. passing of this splendid man deliver a Dvar Torah on Kibud Av V'Aim. and Jew. We pray that Barbara and Jonathan condolences Ires is a student in the sixth grade Ramaz. at will be granted the strength and courage to Our condolences to Mrs. Jerome Hornblass face the difficult months that lie ahead. May upon the passing of her mother, Eva Herman. they know of no further sorrow for many I Our condolences to Mrs. Marie Shulsky years to come. upon the passing of her mother, Helen Schonfeld. JACK BUVITT Our condolences to Mrs. Jess Ward upon the He was a member of our passing of her mother, Selma Freedman. congregation since his arrival in America after World War May these families bq comforted amongst all II. His son I those who mourn for Zion and Jerusalem. Seymour was brought up in our community. He shared many happy hours in i communal honors our synagogue together with his beloved Congratulations to our esteemed member Elie wife. Wiesel upon his receiving the First International Jack Buvitt was a survivor of the Remembrance Award at a dinner of tribute spon¬ daniel perlberger Holocaust who never forgot the opportuni¬ sored by State of Israel Bonds. The dinner chair¬ Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perlberger ty which God gave him for a second life. He man was Zubin Mehta and the guest speaker was on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Daniel, which demonstrated his gratitude by a love of Israel Hon. Shimon Peres. will take place on Saturday, June 8. Daniel will and the Jewish people. He was particularly read from the weekly portion of Behaalotecha active in soliciting funds for the well being and the Haftorah. of the soldiers of Israel who fought and gave Daniel is a student in the eighth grade of the their lives for the creation and defense of the Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein Upper School of Jewish State. Ramaz. Similar congratulations to Daniel's He will be missed by many and proud grandmother, Mrs. Oscar Perlberger. remembered by all.

ELISHA WIESEL KJ/RAMAZ Mazel tov to Professor and Mrs. JUDAICA SHOP I on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Elisha, which I will take place on Saturday, June 15. Elisha will is now open I read the entire weekly portion of Shelach and the Haftorah. Monday and Tuesday

1 - 4:00 Elisha is a student in the eighth grade of the 11:00 rachel falk [ Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein Upper School of Thursday 12:00 - 5:00 I Ramaz. Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Falk on lazarus heyman the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Rachel, which 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Heyman 10:00 - 12:00 will take place in our Main Synagogue on Sun¬ through May j on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Lazarus, which day, June 9. Rachel will read a portion from the * will take place on Saturday, April 20 at the Fifth Wedding gifts and Wedding Regtistry Prophets and will deliver a Dvar Torah on it. * Unique Judaica items for all | Avenue Synagogue. Lazarus will read from the Rachel is a student in the sixth grade at occasions * Beautiful weekly portion of Shemini and the Haftorah. Ramaz. gifts for holiday visiting WOULD YOU LIKE TO Remember our DIAL DEDICATE A . .. Bar and Bat Mitzvah Registry Daily Prayer Book $12.50 Soviet Jewry Action Line : Sabbath Prayer Book $12.50 391-0954 In the Synagogue Lobby Hertz $22.50 Chumash weekly recorded message 427-1000 Call Robert Liefert 427-1000 Page Eight KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

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