ANSHE CHESED FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE APRIL 2018 NISAN 5778 Bulletin SHABBAT/PASSOVER SERVICES Stories Our Members Shared on Yom Hashoah App FRIDAY, MARCH 30 5 P.M

ANSHE CHESED FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE APRIL 2018 NISAN 5778 Bulletin SHABBAT/PASSOVER SERVICES Stories Our Members Shared on Yom HaShoah App FRIDAY, MARCH 30 5 p.m. Early Shabbat Service hree years ago, our Men of Fairmount Temple created a phone app that would is abbreviated service, led by Rabbi T allow those who didn’t have access to or couldn’t light a traditional yahrzeit candle, Nosanchuk, will be followed with a brief to light a virtual candle to remember the six million who died during the unleavened oneg to allow all time to Holocaust. is year, when users download the app (directions can be found on page 5), celebrate the )rst night of Passover. they will also )nd personal stories and photos shared by some of our Fairmount Temple members about their family members who survived the Holocaust. e updated candle SATURDAY, MARCH 31 app also includes a link to a new YouTube video created by Julianna, Henry, Jonathan and Maggie Senturia, and Noah Zelin. 9:15 a.m. Passover/Shabbat Morning Study Special Torah Study on the )rst morning of Passover led by Diane Lavin 10:30 a.m. Passover/Shabbat Morning Minyan led by Rabbi Joshua Caruso 5 p.m. Chevrei Tikva LGBT Second Night Seder, RSVPs are closed.

THURSDAY, APRIL 5 7 p.m. Passover Evening and “My father escaped a labor camp right Yizkor Memorial Service before the end of the war... he lost his wife with Rabbi Caruso and Cantor Sager and four children...he found my mom, “My mother was raised in Austria…a e next Yizkor Service will be Shavuot who weighed less than 50 pounds, nour- brilliant artist with a scholarship to the morning, Sunday, May 20. ished her to health, and they married.” Louvre in Paris. en the Nazis invaded.” -Sylvia Aarons remembering -Ken Li@man remembering FRIDAY, APRIL 6 her parents Wilem & Frida his parents Mary & Kurt 5:30 p.m. Simchat Shabbat for preschoolers and their families 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service To help you break Passover, join us for “No one is capable of Shabbat and enjoy some leavened treats! gratitude as one who SATURDAY, APRIL 7 6 p.m. Break Bread with Fairmount has emerged from the Young Professionals (FYP) “My mother survived with false papers … Young adults are invited to join FYP for my father was one of only two known sur- kingdom of night.” their annual post-Passover gathering. vivors from his family, which numbered is year they will be at Pizzazz on the over 150 people.” -Elie Wiesel, from his Circle for bu@et dinner($21), followed by -Marcia Wexberg remembering 1986 acceptance speech for a trip to Forest City ShuBeboard for her parents Miriam and Philip e Nobel Peace Prize more fun.. To learn and/or RSVP, email [email protected]. Worship Services Building Community in Our Synagogue Friday, March 30 ast month at a Shabbat service, I taught about a New York City cafe 5 p.m. Early, Abbreviated Shabbat Service L at 27th and Madison with a counter-intuitive business model. At Saturday, March 31 Birch Co@ee, wi) internet access is only available aOer 5 pm. e café 9:15 a.m. Passover/Shabbat Morning doesn’t have outlets to plug in your electronic devices. Next to the Torah Study with Diane Lavin register are laminated placards, each with a discussion-prompt for you 10:30 a.m. Passover/Shabbat Morning to bring to your table to invite conversation. e “prompts” include: Service with Rabbi Caruso Exodus 12:37-42; 13:3-10 • Ask me about ...what song I would train to if I were a professional boxer? HaOarah – Isaiah 43:1-15 • Ask me what food would I eat in endless supply…if I could? ursday, April 5 • Ask me what is one moment in my life that I would go back and redo? 7 p.m. Passover Evening and Yizkor Service Friday, April 6 is café wants to build community. Birch Co@ee’s founder Jeremy Lyman says: “We truly 5:30 p.m. Simchat Shabbat for believe co@ee shops were created for people to engage with one another, and meet new peo- preschoolers and families ple...We’re trying to create a way for people to be a little more vulnerable.” 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service Saturday, April 7 Although Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple is no café, we are a place seeking to build com- 9:15 a.m. Torah Study munity! Our temple is many things. Some connect here with the Jewish heritage or with 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Minyan their family’s legacy of learning and acting on Jewish values. Others come here because of SH’MINI Leviticus 9:1-10:11 Shabbat or holiday worship or our approach to life cycle events. Another group engages in HaOarah – II Samuel 6:1-23 adult study or in leading social action projects. But one of the reasons people establish an Friday, April 13 enduring commitment to our synagogue is because here you can come as vulnerable as you 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat with guest are at any given moment, and be in the company of a community that truly cares for you. speaker Nir Nitzan, retired colonel, Israel

Defense Forces Saturday, April 14 Maybe that is why our synagogue founders de)ned chesed (the human value of loving 9:15 a.m. Torah Study kindness) as the name by which we’d always be known. ey wanted us to be eternally 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Minyan with “prompted” to live with chesed, acting in the world with kindness and righteousness and Celia Hollander-Lewis and Charlie Lewis justice in our hearts. 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service Bar Mitzvah- Ethan Feldman I have begun to wonder what would happen if we began to use our Oneg Shabbat aOer SH’MINI II Leviticus 10:12-11:47 worship, or the period before our Torah classes, or the chats in the parking lot aOer meet- HaOarah – II Samuel 7:1-17 ings or programs, as places to be “prompted” to truly connect with one another. Friday,Friday, April 20 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Service What “prompts” might we write on the placards by our metaphorical register? 7:30 p.m. Chevrei Tikva LGBT Shabbat Here are a few: • Saturday, April 21 Sometimes when we pray at temple, I wonder if everyone else is thinking 9:15 a.m. Torah Study about…. 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Minyan • If I could speak to a person in my family who is no longer alive, I would speak 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service to… B’nai Mitzvah- Caleb, Allison, and • e way I’d most like to impact our world for the better would be… Sarah Berns • I have a ton of questions about Jews and Judaism, such as… TAZRIA-M’TZORA Leviticus 12:1-13:59 HaOarah – Ezekiel 45:16-25 How might you answer such queries? As your rabbi, I yearn to provide resources to you Friday, April 27 that are relevant to the values most personal to your soul. I also hope you know that I can 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service be someone in whom you can con)de your doubts and questions. I encourage you to reach Saturday, April 28 out to me, or one of my clergy partners, or one of the marvelous faculty of our adult educa- 9:15 a.m. Torah Study tion program, Religious School or Early Childhood Center. We all encourage you to reach 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Morning Minyan out to us. We could even sit over co@ee with you and build a relationship of trust, 11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service knowledge and caring. Bat Mitzvah – Reese Muttillo ACHAREI MOT-K’DOSHIM Leviticus 16:1-17:16 Robert A. Nosanchuk, Senior Rabbi, [email protected] HaOarah – Amos 9:7-15 2 Lifelong Learning UNDERSTANDING END-OF-LIFE BOOKS & BEYOND DISCUSSION OPTIONS IN TODAY’S WORLD: Monday, April 16, 6:30 p.m. A Dialogue on Decision-Making, HealthCare Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk has selected the Options and Policy Efforts in Ohio book, Moments of Reprieve by Primo Levi, Monday, April 23, 7 p.m. for the April book discussion he will lead. A master storyteller, Levi’s stories celebrate the • How do we communicate with our loved ones what is spirit of individuals who survived the horrors important to us before we die? of Auschwitz, stories that stuck with Levi well • What are some healthcare decisions families face at the end of aOer the war. Rabbi Nosanchuk shared one of life? these stories from the book during his Kol • What are policies for end-of-life decisions in Ohio and other Nidre sermon this past fall. states? “ese stories are an elegy to the human )gures who stood out ese are diUcult issues to discuss or against the tragic background of Auschwitz, 'the ones in whom I even think about, yet they are important had recognized the will and capacity to react, and hence a rudi- questions for families to address. On ment of virtue'. Each centers on an individual who - whether it April 23, we are o@ering a one-night be through a juggling trick, a slice of apple or a letter - session lead by Rabbi Joshua Caruso, discovers one of the 'bizarre, marginal moments of reprieve'.” our congregant Jennifer SternStern, LISW, -GoodReads specializing in grief, loss, bereavement, and diUcult Tuesday, May 8, 7 p.m. life transitions, and Lisa Vigil Schattinger (above), Jane Mayers, Director of our ECC, selection Founder of Ohio End of Life Options: Educating and for the May book discussion is Raising Human Advocating for Death with Dignity. In addition, our Beings by Ross W. Green, Ph.D. is book has member Amy Foti will join the discussion sharing been described as “Exceptional and practical,” her own story on why it’s important to have these “Every parent should read this book,” and discussions. “a brilliant, practical guide” for families with

young children to teens. RSVPs are requested to Staci Cohen at 216-464-5890 or

[email protected]. Jane said she initially picked up the book because she’s been im- pressed with author’s other books, plus “the title just hit the right note of addressing parenting skills while living in our crazy, busy world.” It should be an engaging evening of conversation for parents of children from preschoolers to teens. Greater Cleveland Congregations Call-To-Action On Criminal Justice Reform To RSVP for Books & Beyond, contact Staci Cohen, Adult Learn- ing, at 216-464-5890 or [email protected]. Tuesday, April 24, 7 pm, Location TBA GCC will share this call-to-action with Judge John Russo, County Prosecutor Michael O’Malley and other key Cuyahoga County TASTE OF JUDAISM series at Fairmount Temple criminal justice leaders. Join us as we hear critical updates on with Rabbi Chernow-Reader, GCC’s plan for mental health crisis centers to increase opportuni- Tuesdays, April 10, 17, 24, 7 -9 p.m. ties for treatment over incarceration. For more information, con- Rabbi Jordana Chernow-Reader will lead this three-part series, tact Rabbi Caruso’s oUce by email to Cathy Kaus at co-sponsored by jHUB and the Jewish Education Center of [email protected] or 216-447-9541. Cleveland, which o@ers a glimpse into Jewish tradition for those who are at the beginning stages of learning about it or maybe someone who would like a refresher. To register for the Taste of Judaism class at Fairmount Temple, go to: www.surveygizmo.com/s3/4141848/Taste-of- Judaism-Registration 3 Join Fairmount Temple Next Year in Israel! In early May, 2019 (dates TBA), Rabbi Nosanchuk is planning the next adult trip to Israel for Fairmount Temple congregants. is wonderful trip will coincide with Israel’s celebration of Yom Hazikaron (Memorial Day) and Yom Ha’atzmaut (Independence Day) and will feature wonderful sites, delicious foods and exciting discoveries through exploration of our history and the modern life of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and the beautiful Negev Desert, which has bloomed under Israel’s people. Interested? On Saturday, April 14 at 10:30 a.m., Rabbi Nosanchuk will convene a small gathering for temple members hoping to travel on our next adult trip to Israel. Our guide Nir Nitzan (pictured at leO with Rabbi Nosanchuk), will be in town to gather ideas and aspirations of potential travelers, so you can get in on the “ground Xoor” of planning. If you can join the April 14 planning meeting, or even if you’d just like to express potential interest in the trip, please contact Hedy Silber in Rabbi Nosanchuk’s oUce at [email protected] or 216-447-9540. At our Kabbalat Shabbat on Friday, April 13 at 6:15 p.m., Nir Nitzan will be our guest speakerspeaker. In addition to his experiences over three decades in the touring business, Nir is a retired Lt. Colonel in the Israel Defense Forces specializing in reconnaissance mis- sions. He will speak during Kabbalat Shabbat services led by our clergy. His topic will be life in Israel and the e@ect of both the Holocaust and Israel’s wars on the people and culture of Israel. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PRE-K AND Sunday Morning KINDERGARTEN OPEN HOUSE Conversations Sunday, April 15, 9:30 -11 a.m. We invite you to join our clergy and other adults on several Sunday mornings Are you exploring Jewish Kindergarten supplementary programs for your preschooler, during the year in the Religious School or want to introduce your child to the wonderful Fairmount Temple Kindergarten he/ Commons at 10:15 a.m. for informal she will be entering next year? Also, did you know Fairmount Temple o@ers a special discussions around a topic. In April, the Sunday Morning Pre-K class for children who are 4 or 5 and just a year away from Kin- speakers will be: dergarten? April 15: Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk Come learn more!! e Values of Israel: A Study of the Join the Religious School sta@ and teachers on Sunday, April 15, from 9:30 emes in Israel’s Declaration of Inde- ---11-11 a.ma.m. Children will spend some time in the classroom while parents will have time pendence to meet with clergy, sta@ and teachers to learn more about our programs. April 22: Rabbi Joshua Caruso To RSVP, please contact Staci Cohen at 216-464-5890 or [email protected]. e Five Most Important Jewish Teachings April 29: Rabbi Jordana ChernowChernow---- Reader “MeToo” Stories in the Torah

Holiday Happenings: Introducing Young Children to Israel’s Independence Day Sunday, April 15, 9 a.m. Preschool age children, accompanied by a parent or grandparent, are invited to celebrate and learn about Israel’s Inde- pendence Day, Yom Ha’atzmaut, and HAVING FUN AT FAMILY SHABBATON - Another exciting Shabbaton for our make their own Israeli Xag. is free pro- Religious School families, this year held at Avalon Resort, who explored through learn- gram is led by our member Sally ing for all ages the topic, Pursuing Justice. is is just one of the many highlights during PollockPollock. RSVPs requested to Elizabeth the year for Religious School families! at [email protected].

4 The Yom HaShoah Candle APP is Back Networking Group at Fairmount Even on a cell phone, the Xickering Xame of a candle is mesmerizing Temple, Mondays, April 9 and and meaningful. You can have this experience by lighting a virtual candle May 7, 7:45 a.m. on Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, April 11-12, with an app Our member Alan available on the iPhone App Store. When you download the free app, the Hochheiser (leO) of only one of its kind, you will light a candle, read personal stories of our Fair- Maurice Wutscher, mount Temple congregants, and join with others in the worldwide com- LLP, will speak on memoration of the Holocaust. Making the Decision To Leave Your Current e candle app allows those who are not able to light candles where they live to observe Employer or Career Yom HaShoah, including students in dorms, residents in senior care facilities, and for and What You Should Consider, at the those out of town or who don’t have a yahrzeit candle. Monday, April 9 gathering of the new group, Networking at Temple: Business TO DOWNLOAD THIS APPAPP:: Go to the iPhone App Store andand search for and Career Enhancement. is is an “Yom HaShoah Candle.” opportunity for Fairmount Temple members and guests to network and hear a AOer your download, choose a time to light the candle on April 11-12. When your time speaker focusing on business and career arrives, you will receive a noti)cation to open the app. Click the Light button to “light the growth, enjoy some co@ee, followed candle” with a realistic Xame; and then read a paragraph of text when it is lit. by open networking. On May 7, Shalom Please share the app with your family and friends under “Options/Send Candle to Oth- Plotkin of Right At Home will speak on ers.” You can re-open your app anytime and see the candle’s Xickering Xame. AOer 24 Lessons from Judaism Driving Our hours, you will receive a noti)cation that the Xame has gone out. Successes. RSVPs requested, but not required, to Men of FT has delivered physical candles to congregants’ homes for decades and now, in Eugene Tsirlin at [email protected] or addition, is the supporter of the app. MFT member Al Hochheiser said, “To be able to 440-375-4333. sponsor the candle app helps expand the reach of our mission of giving back to the Jewish community. We want to never forget, and to allow individuals to remember the Jewish Nominations Open for the lives lost.” 2018 Paula F. Pike Award for New this year is the addition of personal stories of from some of our members, those included on the front page as well as stories from Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk about his grand- Affirmation and Inclusion DEADLINE: MAY 31 mother, Esther Pantzer, Lester & Esther Potash about their families, and Jay Lurie about his mother, Rosette Lurie. ese stories are on the Yom HaShoah candle app, on our website, is Award, which recognizes an individ- www.fairmounttemple.org under Upcoming Programs, or contact Laura Munson at Lmun- ual or group for outstanding e@orts to [email protected] or 216-447-9541 for a copy. If you would like to share your story promote an open and aUrming environ- when the app is updated next year, please contact Susan Ringel at [email protected] or ment in the community, honors the 216-591-9593. memory of Paula Pike, z”l, and her work to establish We Are One Fairmount, a program designed to reach out to our Important Community Commemorations temple’s LGBT community. e Award honors a person or group who, through Yom HaShoah, Commemoration of the Holocaust and Heroism leadership and service, helps create a Wednesday, April 11, 7 p.m., Park Synagogue Main is year’s theme is Finding sense of belonging, encourages Meaning in the Broken Glass: ReXections on Kristallnacht. acceptance and respect for all, makes a Yom Ha’atzmaut: David Broza Live, Monday, April 19, 7:30 p.m. at Landerhaven positive impact in the lives of others and An exciting event to celebrate Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's 70th birthday! Israeli superstar advocates inclusion as a standard prac- David Broza returns to Cleveland for an unforgettable night of music to celebrate tice. Achievements may be evident Israel at 70. through spoken word, artistic expression Yom Ha’atzmaut: IsraelFest! Sunday, May 6, Noon ––– 555 p.m. and community service, as well as educa- at Mandel JCC, Safran Park, 26001 S. Woodland Road tion and outreach programming. Spend the aOernoon with the family shopping at the shuk (Israeli marketplace), eating Nominations are requested by May 31 delicious kosher foods, creating arts and craOs for kids, Israeli dancing, and more! to Wendy Jacobson, Caring Community For more information, please visit Jewish Federation of Cleveland events Coordinator, at 216-447-9542 or www.jewishcleveland.org/news/upcoming-events/ [email protected]. 5 Men of Fairmount Temple Caring Community Men of Fairmount Temple Annual Meeting, Sunday, April 15 COMMUNITY KITCHEN Breakfast begins at 9:30 a.m. with the Meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 8, at 7 p.m. is year the Men of FT will present the Leo Jacobson Scholarship Award to Elisa On May 8, Com- KatzKatz, a Con)rmation student in our Religious School. She is the daughter of members munity Kitchen Nancy & Jordan Katz, and granddaughter of members Ilene & Allan Schwartz. e volunteers of all Men of FT will also honor the memory of Ed BroidyBroidy, who passed away in December. In ages will bake recognition of Ed’s 50 years of devotion to the Mitzvah Corps and to the Men of Fair- cookies that are mount Temple, the Mitzvah Corps will now be known as the Ed Broidy Mitzvah Corps. used on shiva In addition, a special guest speaker will share his per- trays that are sonal story of the e@ects of the opioid epidemic. Greg delivered to McNeilMcNeil, who lost his son, Sam, to a heroin overdose in temple members October, 2015, will speak on People, Places and ings who have lost a Hope Nosanchuk and loved one. Making a Di@erence in the Opioid Epidemic. Greg, John Roush baking at the Would you like pictured at leO with Sam, z”l, created a nonpro)t dedi- last Community Kitchen. cated to providing education and advocacy for families to be part of the with loved ones struggling with opioid dependence. baking team? is is a fun way to recon- Greg and his team have produced over 150 episodes of nect with temple members you may have the Cover2 PPT podcast series, a podcast about People, Places and ings making a not seen lately, or to make new friends. di@erence in the opioid epidemic. As he shares on his website, “is opioid epidemic is Please RSVP to Wendy Jacobson, larger than any one of us and lack of education is claiming lives senselessly.” Caring Communities Coordinator, at 216-447-9542 or RSVPs requested to Hedy Silber at [email protected] or [email protected]. 216-447-9540 by April 9. Women of Fairmount Temple Special Post Passover Fundraiser brance program, our guest speaker will be is event is for Women of Fairmount Sunday, April 8 Helen Marks, a Holocaust survivor. Temple members only. Space is limited to rough a special partnership 25 guests. RSVPs are required by Sunday, with California Pizza Kitch- Sunday, May 6, 1 p.m. April 29, to Ellen Klein at 216 342 4755. en at Legacy VillageVillage, 20% of AOernoon with an Artist Save the Date: April 8 sales will support the Something new for a Tuesday, June 5 Women of FT when you mention Sunday aOernoon! We Spring Luncheon and Annual Meeting “Women of Fairmount Temple.” is in- will visit the studio of at Landerhaven cludes dine-in, take out and catering. artist Susan Porges is year’s entertainment will be provided whose oil, pastel and by Helen WelchWelch, an inter- is special fundraiser is just valid on watercolor paintings Sunday, April 8, all day. Be sure to tell nationally acclaimed vo- have been displayed in your waiter when ordering in the restau- calist, entertainer, pro- galleries and exhibi- ducer and band-leader. In rant or a placing a to-go order your are tions. In 2012, aOer supporting this WFT fundraiser. 2016, her musical release, many years working and teaching out of “Spellbound” was nomi- Upcoming Programs her home studio, she outgrew it and nated for a Grammy. She Tuesday, April 10 founded e Art Studio in Beachwood. is currently on a North American tour 12:15 p.m. Lunch (RSVP required, $10 e visit will begin at 1 p.m., over by 3 with “Superstar: e songs. e stories. for members; $14 for non-members) p.m., and the studio is located at 23945 e Carpenters” with her talented quartet. Lunch: cold cucumber soup, two di@erent Mercantile Road in Beachwood. Two of those musicians will be joining her quiches, fruit salad and cookies. Lunch Susan (who happens to be daughter of our at the Spring Luncheon on June 5. member Lois Cone and niece of Gloria reservations are required by Friday, April More details and an RSVP form will be in Greenwald) will demonstrate her art by 6, by calling Phyllis Henry, 440-461-7921. the May Bulletin. 1 p.m. As part of a Holocaust Remem- painting while she discusses her craO. 6 Keeping Connecting With Our Florida Family - Cantor Sarah Sager and Rabbi Robert Nosan- chuk were in Florida for a few days in March catch- ing up with 20-30 of our Anshe Chesed (people of kindness) members who spend the winter in warm- er climates than NE Ohio. Pictured (clockwise) Can- Purim Patrol! Leo & Aron Bloch tor Sager with Ellen Fishman and Rabbi Nosanchuk have things under control! One of the with Paul & Ellie Gunzler, Sam Mino@, and Dr. many delightful sights at our Scott & Nancy Boydman. Purim festivities on March 4. Cultural Arts Series Spring Program Join Us on Sunday, April 22, for Jazz: Cleveland-Style Evelyn WrightWright, a professional vocalist for more than 30 years, has been entertaining like no other in the styles of jazz, R&B and pop and has opened for several national acts, including Mel Torme and Harry Belefonte. Evelyn, who has per- formed at the Tri-C Jazzfest and was awarded the Jazz Legend Award from Tri-C, has toured throughout the U.S and Canada performing in the top nightclubs and concert halls.

Joe Hunter, one of Cleveland’s most popular jazz pianists, has appeared at many Tri-C JazzFest events and is the co- host of the popular “e Song is You” series. He has taught with the Tri-C Jazz Studies Program and performs throughout the greater Cleveland area, including last month at Playhouse Square’s Broadway Launch event. He has been playing piano professionally since 1978 and his versatility has garnered him work with an array of artists.

Demetrius Steinmetz, a jazz musician and teacher, serves on the Jazz Studies faculty at Cuyahoga Community Col- lege where he teaches courses including applied bass and piano, performance ensembles, piano, guitar, and Rock and Roll history. He is also the instructor of the All City Jazz Band as part of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and has been involved with programming and instructing with the Bowling Green State University Summer Music Camps.

Enjoy drinks and appetizers in the Foyer at 4:15 p.m., followed at 5 p.m. by the musical performance. A delicious dinner will be served aOer the program. RSVP with the form belowbelow. Questions: Susan Namen (216) 464-0607

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7 B’nai Mitzvah Saturday, April 14 11 a.m. ETHAN FELDMAN Son of Karie & Joel Feldman

MAKING OUR VOICES HEARD: Rabbi Jordana Chernow-Reader (leO) and Staci Cohen, Saturday, April 21 director of teen engagement (second from right), are pictured in Washington, DC, with several 11 a.m. Fairmount Temple 11th and 12th grade students, preparing to meet with and lobby legislators CALEB BERNS with the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism! As Rabbi Chernow-Reader said, “Words Son of Lisa & Justin cannot express how proud and in awe I am of these seven amazing teens I was able to accompa- Berns ny to the Religious Action Center's L'Taken conference in Washington D.C. What an honor and privilege. Our world is a better place because of them.” e students are from leO to right, Jacob Cramer, Asher Caruso, Emma Duhamel, Zachary Nosanchuk, Mollie Davis, Julia Insler, and Hannah Pollack. Saturday, April 21 11 a.m. Milestones ALLISON BERNS MAY ANNIVERSARIES Daughter of Lisa & 1 Jonathan Freilich & 24 Adrienne & Daniel Birnbaum 20 Justin Berns

Rod ompson 5 25 Julie & Alex Hirsh 15

3 Michele & Larry Beyer 54 25 Betsy & Brent Silver 10

3 Jan & Will Sukenik 65 27 Diane & Bill Leatherberry 45 14 Sheilah & Ralph Orkin 66 28 Marci & Brent Garson 30 Saturday, April 21 16 Raleigh & Robert Sosnoswsky 58 29 Jane & Eric Mayers 30 11 a.m. 18 Betty & Ben Salzman 72 30 Ellen & Vic Cohn 64 SARAH BERNS 21 Amy & Sam Foti 30 Daughter of Lisa & Justin Berns MAY BIRTHDAYS

Laurie Arono@ Lisa Krosin Judi Rosenthal

Alvin Barkley Bess Kwait Cissy Rubin Peggy Behrens Shirley Leventhal Jaye Schlachet Saturday, April 28 Alexandra Berger Lora Levin Sandra Silver 1111 a.m. Alan Cohen Cookie Marcus Betsy Silver REESE Ruth Creed Shelley Marcus Sheryl Silverman MUTTILLO Ella Friedman Barry Mino@ Louise Solomon Daughter of Alyse & Jean Frumkin Allan Morris Shale Sonkin Joseph Muttillo Marian Heiser Iris November Gail Weintraub Alan Hochheiser Abigail Plumb-Larrick Marcia Wexberg Marcie Kirschenbaum James Pollack Anne White Shirley Klein Ed Reichek Joyce Zabell If you would like to sponsor Bimah Xowers or Allan Kleinman Helen Rivelis an Oneg in honor or memory Leslie Kleinman Joseph Rocchio of someone, please call eresa Lapin at 216-464-1330 or Milestones listed recognize Birthdays celebrated every )ve years aOer age 40, and every year aOer age 85; [email protected]. and Anniversaries celebrated the )rst year, every )ve years, and every year aOer 50.

8 Important Dates in May In Memoriam We mourn the loss of: Friday, May 4 CLAIR BARKLEY 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service led Wife of Alvin BarkleyBarkley, mother of Drew Barkley (Jan), David by and recognizing the graduation of our Barkley (Susan), Robert Barkley (Dawn) Barkley Religious School seniors. Mazel Tov to them and their families!! MARLENE BROWN Mother of Pamela Brown and Wendy Brown Butler (Michael) Sunday, May 6 Fairmount Temple Annual Meeting begins with a FREE break- DAVID KATZ fast 9:45 a.m. and Annual Meeting at 10 a.m. e morning will Husband of Deanna KatzKatz, father of Dave Katz (Cassie), include a report from the President and others, election of new Daniel Katz, Darren Katz (Peter Meyer) Board members, and presentation of the President’s Award. NORMAN KEANE Friday, May 18 Husband of Mary KeaneKeane, father of Sam Keane and Richard 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Atid with teacher appreciation and blessings Cochran (Dr. Jennifer) on students heading to camp this summer. e Hava Nashira Jr. Choir will be singing as part of this service. ANNETTE LUSHER Mother of Sandra Lusher-Waterhouse (Bruce Waterhouse), Saturday, May 19 Barry Curtiss-Lusher (Gay) and Je@rey Lusher (Elsa) 6:15 p.m. Erev Shavuot Festival Service will celebrate the festival and include Con)rmation blessings of our 10th grade students, SUZANNE ROSEMAN the Con)rmation Class of 5778. Mother of Amy Ho@man (Stephen) and Jay, z”l, (Judith)

Sunday, May 20 LEONARD STERN 9:30 a.m. Shavuot Morning and Yizkor Service Husband of Michelle SternStern, Father of Todd Stern (Jen) Help us remember our loved ones in this intimate holiday me- and Adam Stern (Shari) morial service. Rabbi Nosanchuk and Cantor Sager will draw us together in upliOing prayers. BETTY WEINTRAUB is is also the )nal day of Religious School. Mother of Fran Lasky (Sidney) and Ed Weintraub (Gail)(Gail), grandmother of Aly Ja@e (David)(David), Andrew Schwartz (Pam), Sunday, May 27 Callyn Baum (Michael), Vicki Lasky (Chris Szuberla), 9:15 a.m. Memorial Day Weekend Flag project at May)eld and Steven Lasky (Kristin) Cemetery. RONNA RACHEL WEISS

Congratulations Our condolences to: Mazel Tov to: Michael Cunningham on the loss of his brother, James Howard & Shanna Berlas on the birth of their grandson and Cunningham. Phyllis Berlas on the birth of her great-grandson, Beau Edward Steven Goldberg (Susan) on the loss of his sister, Merle Berlas, son of Cory & Andrew Berlas. Goldberg. Patty Inglis and Nancy Grannis (Alan) on the loss of her Rachelle & Robert Bloom on the marriage of their daughter, Lindsay Bloom, to Eric Faro. mother, and Jaclyn Inglis, Katie Inglis, Emily Spivack (Jeremy) and Andrew Grannis (Kelly) on the loss of their Esther & Joel Stieglitz on the engagement of their daughter, grandmother, Betty Marcus Sunshine. Allison Faith Stieglitz, to Benjamin Robert Ross. Marcia & Leon- William Jacobson (Bobbie) on the loss of his mother, Barbara ard Schneider are the grandparents of Benjamin. Lein, and the loss of his step-father, Anatoly Lein. EuniceEunice Wertheim on the birth of her great grandson, Guy Mayer Lindsay Marcus (Eric) on the loss of her grandmother, Nancy Frid, son of Eve & Daniel Frid. Herman. Congratulations to Ellen & Victor Cohn and Elaine & Dr. Beno Dr. Michael Stern on the loss of his mother, Harriette Isabel Michel who will be honored as outstanding leaders by the Stern. Hebrew University of Jerusalem on May 17. 9 Perpetual Yahrzeits Weeks Ending Marc Howard Roth Israel eodore Eugene A. Berns Joseph Schneider April 66----7777 Frances Schreiber Klarreich Lenore Mako@ Howard B. Schultz Philmore Heiser Fanny Baum Joseph E. Eugene M. Klein Bialosky Nicholas Schwartz Marvin Hochheiser Merle Benjamin Schwartzman Dr. Sydney Klein Rose Broidy Leo B. Seidenfeld Minnie Glick Jacobs Rachel Berlas Charles H. Sherman Gertrude G. Kleinman Freda Caplane David M. Sey Nathan Kanter Lester Blaushild J. William Sholiton Mollie L. Krause Goldie Chesses Ronna L. Simon Jennie Katz Abe Bonder Olodar Sholomon Lew W. Lampl Louis Chol)n Lottie Green)eld Skall Israel W. Kohn Sara W. Brockman Abraham Si@ Louis A. Lazerick Dorothy B. Cohen Julia Cahn Sogg Joe Kohn Irving Chelm Sam Simon Natalie Rubin Rhoda D. Cohen Bertha M. Steiner Ira Krulak Sophia Cowan Rose Coruber Viner Lehrman Bernard Demick Elsie Singer Weiner Janet Lasky Jean Kahn Diamond Sondra Lisa Wechsler Mollie Lox Sallie Dietz Marcia Z. Wile, Ph.D Norman H. Less Joseph Einhorn Adolph Weinberg David Lustig Henrietta-Lillian Martha Wohl Wyman Harry Levy Arthur Elso@er Leo Wile Sarah Lych Eisner April 2727----28282828 Samuel Mendelson Fannie B. Fishman Frieda Winston Helen Marcus Ernestine J. Fishel Jerome Aidlin Florence F. Miller Bernhard Freilich April 1313----14141414 Gussie Marx Sanford G. Fleishman Leo Baum Helen L. Miller Sophie Freilich Lenore Akers Helen D. Mattlin Herman L. Bertha Beekman Carolyn R. Morris Rhea June Fried Dr. Kenneth Alperin Ronald I. Mazur Floersheimer Lottie R. Berman Helena Strauss Robert Friedman Marion Arono@ Dr. Samuel R. Michael Daniel A. Friedman Charles Bernstein Newman Irene Deitz Gar)nkel Madeline C. Bernbaum Sam Miller Louis Gordon Betty Eichler Blum Lewis Newman Dora Geller Morton Berry Sanford J. Miller Henry Greenfeld Joseph Brickner Florence Nisenson Val Goldsmith Louis A. Cohen Sanford Morrison Jennie S. Harris Ida Brown Dora Reich Harry Goldstein Ruth Schmittke Cohen Harry New Clara Herman Stanley Busch Harold C. Reich Stephanie Green)eld Herbert Lederer Cohn Ruth R. Newman Morton L. Hersh Anna Cohen Manuel Reinthal Rose Hochman Sadie F. Cole William Newman Sally Jacobs Clarence Dettelbach Sam Rosen Hermine Hofman Samuel A. Cowan Mollie Nyman Max M. Ja@e Rudolph Deutsch Leona Rosenberg omas L. Jacobs Abraham David Antoinette Philip Milly Kanter Josie Devay Ada Rothstein James M. Kane Davidson Geraldine M. Pintchuk Sydney Kaplan Eugene Dubick Dr. A. Ashley Rousuck Selma G. Kane Ira W. Desberg Pearl Esther Polster Albert H. Kaplansky Louis G. Federman Arleen Schachtel Louis H. Klassman Sanford Deutsch Sarah Reiss Philip Kaplansky Charles R. Feldman Myra Schermer Melvin L. Klein Edward J. Einhorn Ellen Sue Reitman Martin A. Katovsky Emanuel Frankel Maurice Schneider Joseph Harvey Isadore Einhorn Ray Rogo@ Rose Lazarowitz Isadore Fred Richard Schoenfeld Kohrman Harry M. Eisenberg David B. Roth Kaufman Freiberger Rose R. Schwartz Harry Korach Hattie Goodman Arthur C. Scha@er Tillie Kaufman Harry E. Frisch Yetta Schwarz Ida Kreinberg Felber Marcelle Violet Klein Milton M. Gilbert Sidney H. Silber Clara M. Krentzman Mollie Fine Schnurmacher Minnie Korman Geraldine S. Ginsburg Bertha H. Skall Kim Kwait Albert T. Fischer Edith B. Schreibman Shelley Lauren Krause Alex H. Goldberger Charles Stein Samuel A. Landy Belle Friedman Mary Schulman Irving Lasky Alvin Raymond Rosa Stern Adele Lazarus Michael Friedman Dr. Emanuel E. Siegel Lloyd Lavin Goldstein Nina Lehman Stone Edward Joseph Henry B. Fuld Rosalind Silber Henry Le\owitz Edwin Earl Green Lena Trau Lelyveld Jerome S. Ginsburg Fred Singer Peter R. Levich Ella G. Green Harry Trottner Rose Levin Rae D. Glazar Rosa Singer Dr. Albert L. Lewin Yale B. Gressel Rema F. Ullman Harold A. Lipton Linda S. Goldner Rudolph C. Singer Sylvia Feldman Milton M. Halle Dr. Eugene Wainer Willard P. Livingston Elsa S. Goldsmith Louis Snyder Livingston Nathan Hamar Dorothy Lee Wallach Rebecca Miller Isaac Herman Alvin Spiegel Joseph Margolis Sarah Schanfarber Belle S. Wang Harry C. Neides Cli@ord Hershik Stella N. Straus Herbert S. Mendelsohn Hammer Sidney P. Zipkin Dorothy J. Nerko Benno Hirsch Roslyn Stringer Hyman J. Mervis Lottie Heiser Ignatz Zipser Phillip Newman Celia Zucker Hirsch Philip Wexberg Robert M. Namen Mae Pavell Abe Joseph Anna Splitz Zwee Lena M. Neides Claire E. Philip Gertrude R. Joseph April 2020----21212121 Lois Novasel Mildred Bonhard Frank E. Joseph, Jr. Rabbi Arthur J. Margie Polster Reitman Lenore J. Kahn Lelyveld Hirsch (Herman) Reiss A memorial plaque has been inscribed by Dorothy E. Ringel Lillian Jacoby Bennett Adler Abe Resler the loving family in memory of: eodore Rogovin Kaplansky Fred P. Adler Sanford H. Rose Dorothy Loveman Leona Bercu Katz Herbert Altman Eva B. Rosenbloom LEONARD POLSTER Rose Sanford Kichler David Beer Morris Rubin Lillian Roth Dr. Charles Berns Edwin Schanfarber 10 ank you for your donations to Fairmount Temple. Your generosity helps your TRIBUTE synagogue continue to grow and thrive for future generations. If you would like to purchase memorial cards to remember or honor someone, Funds call Barb Smith at 216216--447--447447447--9536.--9536.

All For Our Children Fund: Pam & Sandy Loretta and Jerome Borstein Sukkot Kleinman in memory of Annette Lusher. Deutsch in memory of Florence Shorr. Fund: All of the following in memory of Rick Leibovich Family Endowment Fund: Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Loretta Borstein: Donna & Steve Borstein, Rick Leibovich in memory of Betty Memorial Fund: James Alperin in memory Michael & Susan Borstein, Sue Borstein, Weintraub. of Shirley Aaron, Kenneth, Leonard and Florence Chelm, the Dinns, Denise Farkas, June Millner College Age Youth Fund: Toni Alperin; Ronald Ashkenas in memory Marilyn R. Nebolsky, Butchie Udelson. Judith Feingold in memory of Robert of Harold Ashkenas; Kathy Beder and family Bortz Family Community Kitchen Fund: Pickett. in memory of Howard Beder; Margaret Beh- Diane & Brian Young in memory of Sarah Claire E. Philip Special Needs Children’s rens in memory of Clair Barkley; Laurie & Warshell. Fund: Roland Philip in memory of Bessie Aaron Billowitz in memory of Dr. Julius Rebecca Brickner Jewish Heritage Fund: Schwartz and Margaret Schwartz; Linda & Drossin; Helen Braun in memory of Peter Rabinowitz in honor of Rebecca Roland Philip wishing Howard Simon a Lawrence Joseph; Joyce & Harry Graham in Brickner’s birthday. speedy recovery and in memory of Salim memory of Rose Graham Berkowitz; Cantor’s Philanthropic Fund: Karen Naqui, MD and Samuel Bernard Ross. Barbara & Michael Greenberg in memory of Borstein and Debra Jan Borstein in appreci- Paula F. Pike Fund for AUrmation and Bernard Cohen; Peter & Anna Greenston in ation of Cantor Sager and in memory of Inclusion: Betty Freed in memory of Betty memory of Bernice Greenston; Carolyn Loretta Borstein; Stanley Beder in memory Sunshine and Clair Barkley. Grossman in memory of Samuel Grossman; of brother, Howard Scott Beder; Sandy & Rabbi Joshua Caruso Philanthropic Fund: Myron L. Joseph in memory of Lawrence Richard Friedman in appreciation of Cantor Pamela Brown in appreciation of Rabbi Joseph; Gail Kamen & Neil Blum in memory Sager and in memory of Brian Friedman; Caruso and in memory of Marlene Brown; of Brian Friedman; Lois Kaye in memory of Nancy & Lee Tenenbaum in memory of Butchie Udelson in honor of Rabbi Caruso’s Jack & Birdie Polster; Peter & Gayle Klein in Clair Barkley; Ed & Gail Weintraub in years of service; Steven M. Weiss in appreci- memory of Aida Klein; Laura & Scott Kuntz appreciation of Cantor Sager and in memory ation of Rabbi Caruso and in memory of in memory of Abe & Juliette Deutscher; of Betty Weintraub. sister, Dr. Ronna Rachel Weiss. Paula Madvid in memory of Nathan Edelman/Borstein Prayerbook Endow- Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk Philanthropic Madvid; Robert D. Mishne in memory of ment Fund: Donna & Steve Borstein in Fund: Helene Broidy in appreciation of Sara Stamm Mishne; Leonard Nyman in memory of Clair Barkley and David Katz. Rabbi Nosanchuk and in memory of Ed memory of Jack Nyman and Norma Nyman; Fairmount Temple Endowment Fund: Jon Broidy; Sandy & Richard Friedman in Michael & Barbara Peterman in memory of & Laurenda Messer in appreciation of appreciation of Rabbi Nosanchuk and in Neil A. Peterman; Judith & Bryan Roth in Cantor Sager. memory of Brian Friedman; Ed & Gail memory of Leah Paris Small; Linda & Fine Nadler Education Enrichment Fund: Weintraub in appreciation of Rabbi Nosan- Dennis Sherry in memory of Robert & Sylvia Amy & Larrie Nadler in memory of Merle chuk and in memory of Betty Weintraub. Wurzman; Nancy Silverman in memory of Goldberg. Cantor Sarah J. Sager Music Fund: Helene Miriam Miller; Florence Slavick in memory Rachel Ariela Fishman Fund for the Be- Broidy in appreciation of Cantor Sager and of Tillie Weiss Rose; Edna Stein in memory reaved and Others Who Care: Ellen & in memory of Ed Broidy; Butchie Udelson in of Paul S. Stein and Edith Silver; Lois Weiss Marty Fishman in memory of Sam Pearl- honor of the birth of Fred Sager Hartman; in memory of Clair Barkley. man, Scott Kaplan, David Aron Katz and All of the following in memory of David Irwin Barnett Fund for Social Concern: Floyd Silver. Aron Katz: Nate Arnold, Merle & Sheila Nancy and Bill Barnett and Carol Carter in Evelyn Friedl Preschool Enrichment Frankel, Diane & Richard Gent, Nan & memory of Annette Lusher. Fund: Ruth Lester in memory of Norm Sheldon M. Gisser, Alice Z. Jacobs, Elayne & Berger Nosanchuk Family Endowment Keane, Eli Goldman and Burt Abrams. Ron Kluchin, Betty & Martin Koppelman, Fund for Social Action: Janice & Arnold Friends of Fairmount: Claire Biel in Joey Laidman, Marilyn & Dick Miller, Carol Hirshon in memory of Norm Keane; Nancy memory of Brian Friedman; Shari & & Marc Pohl, Dr. Gary E. Resnik, Sandy & & Lee Tenenbaum in honor of Je@ Aarons’ Michael Perlmuter in memory of Betty Sun- Dick Rose, Enid & David Rosenberg, Ted & birthday. shine and Clair Barkley. Lynne Rudolph and family, Sue Siegler, Geri and Lewis Bernard Jr. Scholarship Hunger Fund: Lois Kaye in memory of Jack Bonnie & Steve Spiegle, Esther & Jerry Spott, Fund: Lew Bernard & Marlene Mayers in & Birdie Polster. Karen & Lenny Steiger. memory of Brian Friedman and Betty Helen and Henry Jacobson Family Schol- Leonard B. Stern Memorial Fund: All of Weintraub. arship Fund: Helen & Henry Jacobson in the following in memory of Leonard Stern: Morton Berry Memorial Building Fund: memory of Betty Weintraub. Ancora/Brad Zucker, Scott, Amy, Brett Bau- Adele Berry in memory of Enda H. Schulo@. James J. Kleinman Scholarship Fund: Dee er and family, Marilyn & Je@ Bilsky, Ellen F.

11 Casper, Kevin & Amy Fischer, Richard & Youth Activities Fund: Phyllis Berlas in Carol Gigliotti, Barbara Hillman & Allen memory of Brian Friedman. Bimah Flowers Rubiner, Stanley Kline, Debi Kartanek, Jody Men of Fairmount Temple Fund: General Week Ending April 66----7:7: Florence Kutash, Phyllis E. Levine, Sheila & Kevin Fund: Lee & Margery Koosed in honor of Chelm and family in memory of Irving Margolis, Pete & Claudia Marmaros, Ruth & the milestone birthdays of Amy Roth, Paula Chelm and son, Jordan Chelm. Richard Doug Mayers, Judith F. Miller, Lynn & Rog- Rollins, Mort Klein and Hy Swirsky, Julie & Fried in loving memory of mother and er Ritvo, Chari & Eric Schwartz, Marikay & Gabe Ungier’s upcoming milestone anniver- father, Rhea J. and James P. Fried, and Shel Schwartz, Ronna Sherman, Bonnie & sary and in memory of Ed Broidy; Michael Steve Spiegle, Shani & Scott Spiegle, Esther and Lynn Kleinman in memory of Ed uncle, Lt. Morton L. Fried. & Jerry Spott, Michele & Tom Sudow and Broidy; Leo Jacobson Memorial Scholar- Week Ending April 2020----21:21: In memory family, Jan & Will Sukenik, Michael & Deb- ship Fund: Lois Jacobson in memory of of Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld. orah Turk, Susan & Fred Valins, Ashley Betty Weintraub and Robert Pickett and in Waxman, Stephen & Eva Webster, Steve and honor of the upcoming milestone birthdays Dave Winer, Ruth & Sandy Yosowitz, Joyce of: Ivan and Sonia Goldfarb, Helen Jacobson & Bob Young. and Neil Jacobson. Nelson M, Stern Scholarship Fund: e RABBI ARTHUR J. LELYVELD LEARN- A special thank you to all the support 3rd grade Parent Child Hebrew class in hon- ING CENTER: of this year’s Purim Carnival, or of Purim Tzedakah. Suzanne G. and Franklin H. Blazar Book- sponsored by ACTY, Anshe Chesed Weintraub Family Outreach Fund: All of shelf: e Blazar family in memory of Har- Temple Youth. the following in memory of Betty riet Roth. Weintraub: Tom & Abby Abelson, Faye, Herbert L. Cohn Bookshelf: Joy C. Berke in e Lois and Martin Marcus Family Michael and Jamie Bass, Barbara Baum, honor of the special birthday of Marion Purim Fund Fran & Steven Baum, Lauren, Derek and Miller. Lennon Stone and Phyllis Baum, Nancy EElsalsa and Julius Lamm Bookshelf: Pam & Queen Esther Sponsor: Benjamin, Joanie Berger & Rabbi Robert Sandy Deutsch in memory of Judith Bonnie & Steve Spiegle Nosanchuk, Lora & Stuart Berkowitz, Korman. Penni & Steve Weinberg Marilyn & Je@rey Bilsky, Suzanne Blazar, A.D. and Rose Pelunis Bookshelf: Dona- Mordechai Sponsor: Marsha Blond, Jeanne Blonder-Smetz, tion in memory of Renee Blaushild Betz. Eileen & Robert Sill Sandy Mayer and Demaris Roth, Donna & CCeliaelia Smith Rogovin Children’s Library: Megillah Sponsor: Steve Borstein, Barbara & Bob Brenner, Sandy & Bob Schwartz in memory of Leo McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Li@man Jo-Anne & Ed Buxbaum, Laurie Buxbaum, Schwartz. Foundation Phyllis & Je@rey Cramer, Sharon & Steve Lance Jonathan Kamen Bookshelf: Gail Shushan Sponsor: Dillon, Sharon & Stuart Falkin, Ronni & Ted Kamen in memory of Florence Kwait Kohn, Abby & Tom Abelson Farber, Shirley & Bernie Gordon, Shari & Norman Kamen, Lance Kamen and Rose Nancy & Jordan Katz Herb Green, Elinor Gross, Pat & Nancy Kamenetzky. Elizabeth & David Kleckner Heintz, Sherry Hendricks and Dr. Bruce Robert J. Lusher Bookshelf: All of the fol- Zukerberg, Susan & Michael Hyman, Audee lowing in memory of Annette Lusher: Eileen Paula & Michael Penzner & Bruce Ison, Alice Z. Jacobs, Ira & Brenda & Irwin Dinn, Nancy M. Grannis, Susan Adar Sponsor: Ja@e, Drs. Robert & Nilza Karl, Gary & Sue Hyman, Lisa, Aaron and Hayley Imho@, Lew Bernard Jr. Klausner, Bruce & Ellyn Mantell, Janie & Ruth & Doug Mayers, Shari & Michael Perl- Amy & Scott Bilsky Allan Orenstein, Michael & Shari Perlmuter, muter, Maude & Mel Shafron, Gloria Ulmer. Marilyn & Je@ Bilsky Michael & Barbara Peterman, Marjie & Pillersdorf/Chelser/Goodman Family Tamar & Peter Brosse Lawrence Pitterman, Larry & Julia Pollock, Bookshelf: Louise Chesler in memory of Cindy & Mark Fellenbaum R.A. Quick, Sharon & Clark Rose family, Judge George Pillersdorf, Jonathan Seth Susan & Mark Ringel Susan Grody Ruben, the Saturday Night Chesler and Dr. Sanford Chesler. Dinner Group, Florine Sadowsky, Sharon & Travis Rogen and Chelsea Rogen Book- Other: Marvin Schwartz, Mel & Betty Sembler, shelf: Gloria Mattlin Rogen in memory of Andrea & Gary Desberg Nancy & Tony Shapero, Esther & Jerry Clara Marks Rogen and Helen D. Mattlin. Iris & Mark Edelman Spott, Jan & Will Sukenik, Butchie Udelson, Patricia and Norman Singer Bookshelf: Rose & Steve Viny, JoAnn & Dan Weiss, Pat & Norm Singer in memory of Brian For more information about ACTY, Robert & Amanda Wolfe, John Zagar, Sylvia Friedman. Fairmount Temple’s Senior Youth Group, Zukerberg. Skylar Weisenberg Bookshelf: Audee & please call Staci Cohen at 216.464.5890 or Howard and Mardell J. Young Leadership Bruce Ison in honor of Skyler Weisenberg’s email [email protected]. Development Fund: Darrell & Andria 12th birthday. Young in memory of Howard S. Young. 12 ANSHE CHESED FAIRMOUNT TEMPLE April 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 111 16 Nisan 222 17 Nisan 333 18 Nisan 444 19 Nisan 555 20 Nisan 666 21 Nisan 777 22 Nisan 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Passover 5:30 p.m. Simchat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study LIBRARY HOURS Evening and Yizkor Morning Torah Shabbat for 10:30 a.m. Shabbat e Arthur J. Lelyveld Center is open when the building is open. Memorial Service Study preschoolers Morning Minyan 2 p.m. Ed Broidy GIFT SHOP HOURS 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Mitzvah Corps Sundays when there is Religious School, 9 a.m.-noon. and Service 6 p.m. FYP Break Bread TuesdayTuesdays when there is a WFT program, , 10 a.m.-noon. at Pizzazz

888 23 Nisan 999 24 Nisan 10 25 Nisan 11 26 Nisan 121212 27 Nisan 131313 28 Nisan 141414 29 Nisan

7:45 a.m. Networking 12:15 p.m. WFT 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 6:15 p.m. Kabbalat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study

at Temple Lunch Morning Torah Shabbat, with guest 10:30 a.m. Shabbat 9:30 a.m. WFT Board 1 p.m. Holocaust Study speaker Nir Nitzan. Minyan with musical Remembrance, 7 p.m. Yom HaShoah Service is followed by guests Celia Hollander guest speaker Commemoration at Hearty Oneg Lewis and Charlie Lewis Helen Marks Park Main 10:30 a.m. Adult Trip to 7 p.m. Taste of Israel (May, 2019) Judaism meeting with Nir Nitzan 11 a.m. Shabbat Service Bar Mitzvah-Ethan Feldman

151515 30 Nisan 161616 1 Iyar 17 2 Iyar 18 3 Iyar 19 4 Iyar 202020 5 Iyar 212121 6 Iyar 9 a.m. Holiday 6:30 p.m. Books & 7 p.m. Taste of 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Yom 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Happenings Beyond with Rabbi Judaism Morning Torah Ha’atzmaut at Evening Service 10:30 a.m. Shabbat 9:30 RS Open House Nosanchuk Study Landerhaven Morning Minyan 10 a.m. MFT Annual 7:30 p.m. Chevrei Shabbat Morning Service Meeting Tikva LGBT Shabbat B’nai Mitzvah—Caleb, 10:15 am Sunday Allison, and Sarah Berns Conversation-Rabbi Nosanchuk Religious School 222222 7 Iyar 232323 8 Iyar 242424 9 Iyar 252525 10 Iyar 262626 11 Iyar 272727 12 Iyar 282828 13 Iyar

9:30 a.m. Women of 7 p.m. Understanding 7 p.m. Taste of 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Wine & 9:15 a.m. Torah Study FT Mitzvah Morning End-of-Life Options led Judaism Morning Torah Welcome 10:30 a.m. Shabbat 10:15 am Sunday by Rabbi Caruso, Jen Study Morning Minyan Conversation-Rabbi Stern, Lisa Vigil 6:15 p.m. Shabbat 11 a.m. Shabbat Caruso Schattinger Evening Service Morning Service 4:30 p.m. Cultural Bat Mitzvah—Reese Arts Series, with Muttillo concert at 5 p.m. Religious School 29 14 Iyar 30 15 Iyar May 1 May 2 May 3 May 4 May 5 10:15 a.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m. Wednesday 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Conversation-Rabbi 5:30 p.m. Simchat Morning Torah Shabbat for 10:30 am Shabbat Chernow-Reader Study Minyan preschoolers and their families 11 a.m. Shabbat13 Service Bat Mitzvah– Megan 6:15 p.m. Shabbat Leizman Evening Service led by 6 p.m. Mincha Havdalah our Religious School Bat Mitzvah—Riley seniors and includes Myers Religious School RS Graduation 13

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