ernpe 'srae COLUMBUS, OHIO APRIL, 1995 VOL. 66, NO.4 BUI 1 EI1N The Sixth Question (or Passover's Virtual Reality) In a fall clays we will again pose the HaggMah's ancient questions. Ask any Jail and ~u will be told that there are four questions. But in reality there are six. Three questions concern the food we eat, one is about the way we recline, the first asks about the differences of the night itself, and there is one at the end of the HaggMah that appears as a statement, but is a question in disguise.

Next Year in Jerusalem, the eternal expression of our people's bnging is recited lJy Jews in fNery comer of the gbbe, but its exclamation hides its true intent. As a statement it expresses the universal hope for an ingathering of Jews to Israel, and as a pronouncement for peace it directs our attenfun to the city of peace, Jerusalem.

And yet, wh~ we pose this phrase as a question, it takes on an entirely nail dimension.

NEXT YEAR IN JERUSAIEM?

The answer to this question is not based upon some cosmic cycle of events, the collision of worlds in an otherwise ordered universe or fNen the approaching tum of the millennium, but rather on the everyday actions of each of us . If we personalize this question, we make its meaning transcend the hope forresidence in a physical Jerusalem to existence in another J erusalern, the spiritual,] erusalem, the virtual reality of the Jerusalem of the mind, a state of contentment that can be our residence wherever we may Uve.

Next Year in Jerusalem merely recited is little more than a nostalgic pronouncement that warms our hearts. But asked as a question, it impUes an answer that only we can supply. Will this be the year I break a bad habit? Mend a friendship? Destroy a myth? Bind a wound? Grow more content with my daily tasks or trade them for greater satisfaction? Is this the year that I will bring peace and harmony to my world or will I continue to deny the responsibility I have 'for my life and my actions? The value of Passover and perhaps its most enduring quality lies in our own ability to go from slavery to freedom, from darkness to Ught, to transform pronouncements into questions which then become the impetus and the guidelines for positive action.

At this Passover season, how will we say Next Year in Jerusalem, as a statement or as a question? Let it be for you and for me a question on the Seder night that demands a reply. It is not a matter of why we act, but of how we would act that makes Passover as meaningful today as it was in Egypt for Moses and our ancestors. To pronounce or to question, this is how we make our Seder eve different from all other nights. The rabbis of old predated the computer age by two thousand years as they sought to identify and compel us to seek not just the actual reality of Jerusalem, half a world away from Columbus, but the virtual reality of the city of peace right here in our own minds.

Merrie and the children join me in wishing all of you a happy and joyous Passover filled with your own questions and answers.

Rabbi Bradley N. Bleefeld

( On Sunday afternoon, March i9th, Rabbi BleejeId assembled a flock and led them onto a plane at PorT Columbus, bound for Israel & Jordan. There were 27 Temple Israel-Ites making The ii-day journey.) 1 ,lEWISI I LEADEHSI lIP . BIBLICAL HABBINIC, MEDIEVAL, AND MODEHN VISIONS

Under the auspices of the Northeast Lakes CounciVUAHC, one of our Regions leading scholars and teachers will lead an adult study retreat in the Cleveland area. The Our Spring luncheon and book review topic " ill be Who Is a Jewish Leader: Biblical, Rabbinic, Medieval, and Modem with Rabbi Bleefeld will be at the Park Visions. Towers on Tuesday, April 18, 1995, at 11:45 AM. The cost oflunch is $5 . The Dr. klein. Associate Professor of Judaic Studies, Cleveland College of Jewish book to be reviewed is The History of Studies, and Rabbi at The Temple-Tifereth Israel, will lecture and lead discussions. God by Karen Armstrong. Mark the Topics will include: Why We Know So Little About the Man, Moses; The Tough­ date on your calendar and join us for Minded Realism of the Talmudic Sage; Moses Maimonides: Mediating Two an enjoyable afternoon. Worlds ; and Charisma, Statesmanship, and Torah Learning in Contemporary Judaism. The arumal retreat will be held at Punderson Manor House, Novelty, Ohio (just east ofCleveland) on June 9-11 . In addition to group study and discussion, there will be time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings ofPunderson State Park. Temple Israel congratulates our The total cost for the weekend is $160 per person, double occupancy, and $195 per congregant Donald E. Garlikov and person single occupancy. This includes two nights lodging and all meals. Because civic leader Gary A Glaser on the space is limited. reservations should be sent as soon as possible to Judith Lichtig, occasion of their recognition by the Northeast Lakes CouncillUAHC, 25550 Chagrin Blvd., Suite 108, Beachwood, OH Central Ohio State oflsrael Bonds New 44122. A deposit of$50 is required. Leadership Division.

BROTHERHOOD NEWS

The Temple Israel Brotherhood Nominating Committee for Officers and Directors is pleased to announceits 1995-1996 slate of Officers and Directors:

omCERS ELECTION The election ofi()fficers and Directors for 1995- PRESIDENT Ted Smiley 1996 will occur at the regular monthly Brotherhood EXECUI1VEVICE-PRESIDENT Gary Cooper Board of Directors Meeting on Tuesday, April II, VICE-PRESIDENT Bernard Yavitch 1995, at 7:30 PM in the Temple Israel Library. The VICE-PRESIDENT John Sostrom meeting is open to all Brotherhood members. VICE-PRESIDENT Paul Dicker TREASURER Bruce Hartman BROTHERHOOD SABBATH SECREfARY Sydney Greenwald IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Jeffrey Langer A full evening of Brotherhood activities is set for Friday evening, April21 st beginnng with a Champagne BOARD OF DIRECTORS Reception at 7:15 PM in the Temple social hall. The annual Brotherhood Sabbath Service begins at 8:00 PM Jay Agranoff Michael Kravitz in the Sanctuary. At the service, Ira Hattenbach will IrwinBain Stuart Levine receive the Leon 1. Goodman Award for service to Clark Berman Alan Lichtcsien Judaism through the Temple, and Bruce Hartman will Roger Blair Henry Saeman receive the Allan Tarshish Memorial Young Leadership Stanley Cooper Neil Shnider Award. Rabbi Bleefeld will install and bless the new Greg Feldman-Hill Marc Simon Brotherhood officers and directors . Incoming HowardGabe Theodore Simson Brotherhood President Ted Smiley will outline his Jeff Glassman Ron Tannenbaum plans for Brotherhood. Following Services, the Ira Hattenbach Paul Wolfson Brotherhood will sponsor an Oneg Shabbat in the social hall.

All Temple members are invited to attend the festivities on April 21 s1. 2 NOTEWORTHY T<) 111-1: Mah Nishtana? Why is this night different from all other Jewish Community Blood Drive nights. Because on this night, Thursday, April 6, 1995, we In Cooperation with the celebrate a Women's Seder. For centuries, Jewish history American Red Cross ofCentral OH has been told through the voice of men; a Women's Seder is an opportunity to reveal our history through the voice of When it comes to giving a gift of women. meaning and versatility, nothing Women's Seders began in the 1970's when women's surpasses the gift of life through a pint issues were being ex-plored. Every year since 1976 parallel of blood. That is because different Seders have taken place in New York and Israel, Seders components of blood have different written by the feminists of the 1970's. And since then, many uses and just one pint ofblood provides communities across the country have held Women's Seders. invaluable help to people with medical Each Seder is a culmination ofmonths to years ofstudy : study of the texts, study ofthe needs. history, study of the prayers, and study of prayer language. As spring and the Passover holiday At Women's Seders we remember the five women of the Exodus. We remember approach, please consider a gift by Shifrah and Puah, the midwives who disobeyed Pharoah's order to kill all first born participating as a blood donor. You Jewish sons. We remember Yocheved, Moses' mother, who defied maternal desires may donate at Congregation Beth and gave up her baby so that he might survive. We remember Pharoah's daughter who Til-vah,6121 OlentangyRiver Road on disobeyed her father's decree and adopted a Hebrew baby marked for death. Sunday, April 2, from 12:30-6:30 PM And we remember the prophet, Miriam, Moses' sister who was a leader and a or at Agudas Achim Synagogue, 2767 visionary. A famous Midrash says that when Pharoah condemned all Jewish babies East Broad Street on Wednesday, April to die and Miriam's father lost all hope for the future, it was Miriam, then seven years 5, from 12:30-6:30 PM. Blood is old, who dissuaded him from divorcing her mother, Yocheved. It was Miriam who sorely needed for hospital patients and convinced her parents to stay together and continue having children. The result. of . emergency situations. course, was the birth of Moses. Then it was Miriam who watched over Moses in the Donors must be at least 17 years of bullrushes and, when Pharoah's daughter found him, it was Miriam who offered age, weigh at least 110 pounds, be in Moses' own mother as a wet nurse. Years later, after crossing the Red Sea, it was good health, and have no history of Miriam who led the Hebrews in dance and in song. hepatitis. The entire process from The Women's Seder is important to those ofus ",:"ho are women and to us as Jews. filling out some forms, receiving a It is an opportunity to say, "We were there, and we draw wisdom and inspiration and medical check, and donating takes just renewal from Miriam, the prophet." It is an opportunity to say, "Weare here, and we a little over an hour. Donating blood is draw wisdom and inspiration and renewal from one another. " Itis an opportunity to give a quick and easy procedure. It is not voice to the women ofthe Exodus and throughout Jewish history, women who serve as possible to contract AIDS or other role models of leadership and wisdom, women who are an inspiration not only to infectious diseases from donating women, but to all Jews. blood because needles are used one My farnily- Harold, Judah, Noah, Gabriel, and Daniel-join me in wishing you all time only and then they are discarded. a Chag Sameach, a Happy Passover. Free refreshments will be served to all Cantor Vicki L. Axe donors . For your convenience, it is IINDI rH TO SPEAK recommended that you schedule an JOB POSITION OPEN appointment by calling either Blood RabbiAlexander Schindler, President Drive Co-Chair Joel Schwartz at 237- Immediate full-time position of the Union of American Hebrew 9600 or Joan Freedman at 475-5780. available. Campaign Associate for Congregations. will deliver this year's Please consider giving the gift of national Jewish organization. Fred Leventhal lecture at Wittenberg life on April 2 & 5 as the Columbus Responsibilities: Leadership University, in Springfield. Ohio. allhe Jewish Community unites in this Development, Community Education, HPERC Building (new fieldhouse) on humanitarian and worthwhile effort. Public Relations. Knowledge of Wednesday evening, April 26th at 8:00 community a plus. Salary PM. commensurate with e)l:perience. Send DONATIO This is a free public lecture. His resume to : Jewish National Fund, 33 S PI.EAS[ II topic, Religion and Politics; A Jewish James Rd, Suite 233, Columbus, OH Perspective, promises to be an 43213. Attention: Nancy Martin. interesting one. Rabbi Schindlerwill be The Preschool is desperately Please, no phone calls. seeking four items: the recipient of an honorary degree that everung. 1. A Computer If additional information is desired, 2. Ceramic Tile Squares please call Fred Leventhal at the 0- 3 3. Hanging & Potted Plants Cedar/vining Company (513-324- 4. Riding Toys 5596). FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

With spring in the air. bulbs starting to bloom. trees sprouting leaves and young men's fancies turning to ...• here are just a few ramblings of an otherwise focused mind.

1. What's a henway?

2. Did you hear that a congregant who gave of her time to help the Sisterhood bake. lost her new anniversary tennis bracelet and searched the parking lot for hours. only to resign herself that she was going to have to tell her husband and file a claim with her insurance agency? As Paul Harvey would say. "The rest ofthe story" is that the bracelet was found two weeks later.. .in a batch of Rice Crispy squares that she'd helped prepare! (Is there a dentist in the house?)

3. I have a bit of a reputation around Temple Israel on Saturday mornings (especially Bar or Bat Mitzvah Saturday mornings) of being a purist. That is. if a child is here to celebrate someone else's mitzvah, I require them to stay in the social hall rather than roam the Temple's halls unsupervised. Not that the children could get into trouble. but you never know ...

On a recent Saturday morning. while 30+ kids were congregating outside the social hall. I reminded them that the luncheon/party was not in the lobby and asked them to either leave the building & grounds or return to the social hall where the host and hostess could keep them out of mischief. On that night, while attending a black tie function at the Hyatt. I floor-hopped and discovered that the family's party was a floor below the function I was attending. Strolling the hallway. I was spotted by some of the younger party attendees who were shocked to see me and did a quick about face. re-entering their party room after asking "What are YOU doing here?"! ... And the beat goes on.

4. For the MegiUah reading Wednesday night. March 15th. Rabbi Bleefeld had fun "selling" seating on the Bima. TheA he sold the right NOT to sit on the Bima. Then he sold the opportunity to help read from the MegiUah. Then he sold the right NOT to read from the Megillah. Finally, a congregant offered to pay him to stop selling anything connected with the Megillah! Thank you. Tussy! ($95 was raised to help out PAPPI. the People's Assistance Pantry Program. Inc.)

5. Kevin Crable. one of our full-time maintenance people. celebrated his 8th year with Temple Israel in March. He and wife Karen also celebrated their third wedding anniversary on the same date.

6. The Temple Israel Brotherhood's big projects for April are the second Seder (April 15th). new officers' installation (April 21) and the Passover Packages for Progeny (our kids in college). The date for notification of PPP was March 30th; get your reservations in now for the Community Seder. Participants need not be members of Temple Israel and the cost for a whole Passover meal is quite reasonable compared to other Seders available in the area.

Finally. another sure sign of Spring is a negative cash-flow at Temple. Please. if you owe on your 1994-95 contribution. let us hear from you. Our fiscal year ends June 30th. Happy Passover.

Peace. 4 Paul Dicker I APRIL ANNIVERSARIES We want to acknowledge and thank CONGRA TULA TlONS to the To those ofyou at Temple Israel and those members ofour congregation listed following members who are in particular Kurt Spiegler, below who have shown their support celebrating anniversaries in April: Thank you ! and caring by setting their yearly dues at Mitchell & Sy Ivia Blazar 4/27 I'm not surprised to see how similar $5.000 or more: David & Moscey Cooper 4/25 Holy Mass is compared to the beautiful Lawrence & Marci Delson 4/19 services we were welcomed to share Robert & Joan Aronson Charles & Norma Flaig 4/14 with you on January 20th & 27th. Our Sidney & Sally Blatt Millard & Diane CWlUllins Seymour & Bemice Friedland 4/10 roots are definitely there in your faith Robert & Mrujorie Garek Abram & Sonja Gips 4/29 and it was so good for our Confirmation Kenneth & Carol Gilman Paul & Laura Greenland 4/01 students to experience that. One ofour Elliott & Pat Grayson Morton & Frances Gumble 4/11 7th grade students commented: Now I see whatyou mean, Mrs. Curtin , when Howard & Marcy Gross Mark&ludithHerman 4117 you say, "TheirGodfIourGod " How Franklin & Linda Kass Frank & Diana Howard 4/04 could they ever think differently?! Arthur & Sara 10 Kobacker Ben & Charlotte Kahn 4/11 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Arline Landers Sanford & Ruth Kravitz 4/20 for the gift of faith in the roots of Charles & Dorothy Lazarus 4/12 Robert & Mary Lazarus Judaism. Robert, Jr. & Mary Lazarus Brian Lee &lennifer Pollock 4/23 Sincerely, Stuart & Paula Levine Allan & Rose Meyer 4/21 Sharon Curtin, C.R. E. Thomas & Nancy Lurie Gene Goldberg&Cheri Papier 4/06 St. Margaret of Cortona David & Bonnie Milenthal Louis & Patirica Posner 4/09 Stephen & Lynda Nacht Mark &Leslie Rosen 4/16 Shalom! Eleanor Resler Gordon & Felice Schiffinan 4/26 Herbert & Betty Schiff Ernest & Aurelia Stem Steven & Judith Tuckerman THANK YOU Michael & Arlene Weiss II II Gloria Wells Dear Temple Israel, SISTERHOOD Les & Abigail Wexner TOT SHABBAT I wantto thank Rabbi Bleefeld for his teaching, and others at your Synagogue Share the warmth of Shabbat with your young child at Sisterhood's Tot Shab bat on for the good food and friendliness, that Saturday, April 22 at 10:30 AM. All families with children ages two through six are you provided last September to invited to participate in a briefShabbat service in the Sanctuary led by Rabbi Bleefeld December in your Introduction to and Cantor Axe. Parents and children will create Shabbat crafts togetllerand tllen enjoy Judaism. I enjoyed and benefited from lunch. Reservations are required so that we can prepare the appropriate anlOunt of learning more about your religion and food and supplies. Please call the Temple Israel office at 866-0010 by Wednesday. culture. April 19 to reserve your place for a special Shabbat experience with your family.

Sincerely, lackTaylor MAZEL TOV ...

Jean and Ted Stone are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Melisa D. Stone to Gary S. Shroyer.

NOTICE

If you prefer not to receive Union grams or recognition in the Temple Israel Bulletin for your birthday or anniversary, please call Barbara at the Temple office, 866 ..0010. (Above: Outreach Tot Shabbat brought out eager, [email protected]. a !!,Wi,,? ar~·: 5 project.) . .: .' APRIL April B'NAI MITZVAH Schedule of Services

Sabbath Services EveryFrUlayEveningat8:00PM Temple Israel invites all ~FirstFridays & congregants to share their joys and SarurdaymorningsatlO:30AM mitzvahs with the rest of their congregational family. Send us Saturday, April 1, 1995 informationfor THEBUUFIIN, take Shabbat Morning Service April 1: Seth Samuels an ad out in THE OHIO JEWISH Bar Mitzvah: Seth Samuels CHRONICLE or just join us on the Son ofLarry & SheUey Samuels Birna on a Friday night! 10:30 AM To reserve your special seat, call the Temple Israel office at 866- Friday, April 7 0010. Seating is limited. Call early! First Friday Service 7:00 PM

Y()M I IASI I( )AI I Saturday, April 8 , Shabbat Morning Service Thursday, April 27th is Yom April 6: Julie Zeldin Bat Mitzvah: Julie Zeldin Hashoah. The annual Board of !0:30AM Rabbis Community Holocaust Daughter of Howard & Marcie Zeldin Memorial Service will be held on Friday, April 14 the eve of Yom Hashoah Shabbat Evening Service Parents: Pictures for BarlBat Mitzvah must Wednesday, April 26th at Agudas 5:30 PM < be received by the first ofeach month prior Achim Synagogue at 7:30 PM. to the month of the BarlBat Mitzvah. Put This year will be extra meaningful Saturday, April 15 in Bulletin mailbox. Wallet size school because it coincides with the 50th Shabbat Morning Service pictures are recommended. anniversary of the Holocaust. !0:30AM Along with Rabbi Bradley N . Bleefeld, Paul Dicker and Ron Cohen are representing Temple RABBINIC SEARCH Friday, April 21 UPDATE Israel in planning this moving community event. Watch the mid­ Yiskor Service & Brunch month mailing for further 10:30 AM The Rabbinic Search Committee information. Save the date and Shabbat Evening Service of Temple Israel continues its work, plan to attend. 8:00 PM seeking to identify the most qualified Rabbiavailabletoassumethespiritual ------Saturday, April 22 leadershipofourpulpit. The task has SHABBAT VAN Meal & Spiel been deliberate and sometimes 9:00AM tedious, but as a whole, the committee The Shabbat van is scheduled TotShabbat feels that the effort will soon payoff. for April 7. Call Kim at Heritage Shabbat Morning Service Committee members have already Tower, 237-2521, for reservations. !0:30AM learned of new programming and Seats are availab Ie on a fIrst -come practices being readily accepted in fIrst-served basis. ' Friday, April 28 congregations from Massachusettes to California (programs that can Shabbat Evening Service enhance Temple Israel as well) and 8:00AM have logged nearly 2,000 miles in visits to congregations ofcandidates Saturday, April 29 who have been selected for the "A" Shabbat Morning Service list. Further information is 10:30 AM forthcoming. We hope to have a candidate to recommend to our fellow congregants very soon.

6 David MilenthaI; Co-Chair Dr: Kurt Malkoff, Co-Chair Temple Israel is proud to present PASSOVER MELODIES on tape with Parents and preschool children (3-4 years old) are invited to come to Religious all the prayers and songs chanted by School on Sunday, April 9th from 11 :00 AM-Noon and learn about Passover. Four Cantor Vicki L. Axe assisted by her times this year, families can bring their preschool children to Temple Israel as an sons Judah and Noah. An accompanying introduction to Religious School. In November we leamedabout Hanukkah, in March teaching guide with music is included. we learned about Purim, and now in April we wilileam aboutPassover. The last Pre­ Listen and learn while you prepare for K claSs will be in May on Shabbat. Passover or use at your Seder and sing On April 9th, your child will learn songs, stories, and art projects about Passover along with Cantor Axe. . Tape and developmentally appropriate for them. Please call Temple Israel at 866-0010 and teaching guide are $10.00 . with all let us know how many children and adults will be attending. This project is open for proceeds going to the Temple Israel members ofTemple Israel and for families unaffiliated with any congregation in the Music Fund and MAZON, a Jewish community. The class will be taught by Bev Shafran and there is no charge, but you will Response to Hunger. Call 866-0010 need reservations. for your copy.

The Temple Israel Brotherhood announces that it will again sponsor the Temple Israel Passover Seder. This year's Seder will be on Saturday, April 15 , in the Temple social hall. Please mark your calendar and plan to attend. A festive, feastful, family function is planned with joyous songs, special treats for children, an afikomen hunt, and wonderful traditional foods . Your check made payable toTemple Israel Brotherhood is your reservation. (Above: Between the Megillah reading and the Purim carnival, Outreach All reservations must be received by Committee Chairwoman, Bev Shafran, hosted a well-attended Purim April 11 , 1995. workshop for Preschool at Religious School.) Mail your check and the following (Below: Rabbi Bleefeld watches as Outreach Committee Chairwoman, Bev information to Temple Israel Shafran, leads the recitation of the lighting of the Shabbat Candles at an Brotherhood, 5419 East Broad Street, Outreach dinner in February.) Columbus, OH, 43213-1499: Your name, the number ofadults and number ofchildren . Ifyou have a preference for people with whom you'd like to sit, please indicate their name. Also, please indicate the amount that your check is for ($20 for each adult, $10 for each child under 12 years old.)

7 CoLD piZZa BY CH~RYL GR~~\I1Hut, pR~2CHoOL DiR~CtoR ,

The WhJ5 of Mixoo-Age Groupings

Temple Israel- Preschool offers a unique child enrichment program for children 2 112 to 5 years of age. At this stage in their lives. children are developing self-regulatory skills, the ability to cope with the stress of everyday life, and self-esteem. All of this development requires energy and attention from the child, as well as from those in the child's environment. Further, while development during these years follows a predictable pattern, it is also highly individualized. Each child reaches these developmental milestones at hislher own pace and achieves them in hisJher own way. Thus, this development which is rapid, yet individualized, requires an environment that is supportive and predictable. And we at Temple Israel Preschool offer that environment to children and their parents. As teachers, we are able to develop a strong understanding of the children as individuals, learning how to read them, knowing when to help them, when to leave them alone, and how to best be available for each individual child. When you think about the preschools who have single-age grouping, this constant shifting to new groups is not conducive to an environment supportive in the development of the child. Instead, it is likely to disrupt developmental processes as the child is required to shift his/her attention from hislher own development to adjusting to new surroundings. Also, same-age grouping increases competition and comparisons. It is very interesting to watch the relationships of the preschoolers. The children seem to become like a family : the younger children in our program spend a lot of time paying attention to and following the older children. The older children are more likely to be the ones giving directives, making and enforcing rules, organizing play and offering support. For more information about our programs, call me at 866-00 10.

(Belo w: Preschool director Cheryl Greenhut tells a story in the hall while her students and co-worker Donna Gold look on.)

It was another successful year for Religious School Passover candy sales! Thank you to order checkers Fran Jones and Amy Pruzan! Candy will be available on April 2nd.

TI lANK YOU !!!

The following parents, who helped with the 1s 1, 2nd, & 3rd grade Shabbat. made my job much easier: Sherri Sulzer Nancy Greenwald Beverly Bain Carol Allen Karen Mitzman Judy Ridgway Robin Levin TIMPlE ISRAEL SUMMER CAMP 1995 Susan Kirschner JUNE 19 ... JULY 23 Melissa Bowen 9:00AM· 1:00PM Sandy Ungar TWO, THREE, AND fiVE DAYS A WEEK AmyPruzan Lillian Acker fOR AGES 2 1/2 TO 6 Michael Kuhr Dede Levine Karen Mozenter THIS SUMMER'S WEEKLY THEMES ARE: 1) DINOSAUR BONES 4) UNDER THE BIG TOP 8 2) TEODY BEAR PICNK 5) HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA Karen Elson 3) PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCH 6) WATER WONDERS Religious School Director THE EDUCATOR'S CORNER

A midrash for Pesach: "Rabbi Huna taught in the name of Bar Kappara that (the people of) Israel were redeemed from Egypt for four reasons: they did not change their names; they did not change their language; they did not inform on one another; and they were not wanton. " Putting these together, we deduce the following: the Jews kept their culture; they could trust and rely on one another: their family life was healthy. These are the same qualities that have always kept the Jewish people intact. As we look at the "hot button" issue ofJewish continuity today, we do well to remember these qualities. The period ofslavery in Egypt was 430 years ; now that's "Jewish continuity!" As we enter the season of our freedom, let us consider how we use that freedom . As we celebrate our redemption from Egypt, we look to the past for examples which will insure our future. Ifwe remember these lessons. and teach them to our children, we can redeem our people by giving them a past -- our past. KarenR. Elson, R.J.E.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CALENDAR April 2 Religious school (grades K-I0); Kol Ami visits 1st graders and parents, II :30-Noon

April 8 6th graders visit Tifereth Israel

April 9 Religious school (grades K-7); Preschool at Religious school, 11 :OO-Noon; 3rd & 4th grade Parent Participation; Visit to Alfred Tibor's home (Jay Brand's 7th grade; other 7th grade to visit May 7th tentative)

April 16 ~ NO SCHOOL; PASSOVER VACATION

April 23 Religious school (grades K-I 0); 4th & 5th graders visit A Walk Through Jerusalem and The Mission at JCe: • Kindergarten bake day

April 30 Religious school (grades K-IO); Confirmation parents' meeting

May 5 Kindergarten Shabbatand Teacher Recognition Shabbat (First Friday: 7 PM Service)

May 7 Religious school (grades K-IO); Dr. Ron Wolfson ofWhizin Institute in LA speaks to high school and parents

Please note especially on the calendar above: I. Kol Ami visiting 1 st grade: Each year, Kol Ami, our community Hebrew school, visits our I st graders to introduce them to the Hebrew language and give them a taste of what they can look forward to in Hebrew school. All 1st grade parents are invited to this event, which will take place in the social hall. 2. 6th graders visit Tifereth Israel: Our 6th graders, who study Comparative Judaism, each year participate in a Shabbat mo~g service at Beth Jacob, Tifereth Israel, and Temple Israel. 3. 4th & 5th grade field trip: We have arranged for these grades to visit the seven-panel work of art entitled The Mission and the interactive A Walk Through Jerusalem, both traveling exhibits currently at the JCe. At least four parents are needed to accompany students through the exhibit drivers are needed as well. to leave Temple by 9:45 AM. Drivers and teachers will return students to Temple by Noon. Temple Israel Religious School is picking up the cost of this program for our students. Our 3rd graders who attend Kol Ami will visit during a Kol Ami session. Duetoheavydernandandalirnited number ofSundays , we are unab Ie to schedule additional Religious School visits; however all parents and students are urged not to miss these special exhibits. 4. Kindergarten bake day: Kindergartners and their parents will bake challah and l".-ugel in preparation for Kindergarten Shabbat, which is May 5. 5. 3rd & 4th grade Parent Participation: Our annual family education day for these grades will feature Digging.!or Passover. Get the facts from the artifacts! 6. 7th grade trip: Our 7th grade classes are privileged to be able to visit sculptor Alfred Tibor in his home on the dates noted. 7. Preschool at Religious School: Program will emphasize Passover. 8. Kinderg~en Shabbat: After their dinner, the kindergartners will participate in the First Friday 7:00 PM service. We will also take this opportunity to recognize our teachers with some special activites. Please make every effort to join us. 9. Ron Wolfson Lecture: Weare privileged to be able to offer our hi gh schoolers and their parents a special Sunday morning workshop wi~ Or. Ron Wolfson of the Whizin Institute at the University ofJudaism in Los Angeles. He is also the Jewish 9 family educator 'ofthe Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, and the author ofThe Art ofJewish Living series ofbooks . The topic will be interdating and intermarriage. His visit to us is a function ofthe newly established Rabbi Samuel Teitelbaum ReligioUs ScnoolLeCture Series, and is sponsored by Neil and Tussy Shnider. We are grateful to them:' T£MVL£I~~£LV~£~GHOOL

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The hot coffee and sweets that greet you at the conclusion of Shabbat servcies are the result of donations by members of the congregation. Thanks to all those listed below who contributed to this fall and winter's goodies:

Ruth Barkan Charlotte Kahn Gail Rosenblum Barbara Baum Mrs. Herbert Kantor Florence Rubin Sally Blatt Norma Katcher Morlene Sanford Natalie Brenner Carol Lee Eloise Saslaw Laurie Buxbaum Sydney Licht Jody Scheiman Sharon Cohodes Miriam Linsey Mildred Schuster Barbara Crabill Nancy Martin Isabelle Seligson Lena Dorman Betty Mattlin BevShafran Doris Dreifus Rose Meyer Barbara Shapiro Bette Feerer Lynda Nacht Betty Sher Lotti Fechheimer Betty Palestrant Joyce Simson Sheila Feinknopf RuthPapier Nita Stein Dorothy Fenburr Bette Pearson Shirley Stein Madeline Fields Erin Pearson Sadie Stem Edie Garlikov RuthPilzer Judith Summer Joyce Gilbert Sue Pliskin Diane Warren Ethel Glassman Ann Pollack Geraldine Weil Harriet Goldberg Toby Portman Betty Weston Lois Greenblott Jean Robbins Rose Weyl Roberta Heller Marilyn Rofsl..-y Judith Wolf Arthur Hersch Milly Rosenberger Gerda Zipser 10 Marion Hinterschied Dorothy Zuckerman CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD

GIFT & MEMORIAL FUND UNIONGRAM FUND Donor In Memory of Donor In Appreciation for Sue Cohn & Family William Cohn Sylvia Sachs Birthday Uniongram Jack Guggenheim Bill Cohn Lena Dorman Birthday Uniongram Mark & Judy Herman Chester Sandman Y-E-S FUND & Family Edith Fleming Donor In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Barry Eleanore G. Yenkin Mildred Yenkin Weissman's Father Donor In Appreciation for Morton Wechter Maynard & Rhea Kaplan Uniongram received Dottie Fenburr Yetta Grundstein honoring 54th Donor In Honor of Anniversary

Dottie Fenburr NewMembe~ ' C~sof1994 Muriel Gunde~heimer My dear friends sending Sue Cohn Millie Glassman's Recovery Birthday Uniongram

(Right: The ladies Cooper (Judi & Melissa) sorting & tasting hamantaschen at the Purim Carnival.)

(Left: ... And Rabbi Ble efe ld ~'i "5;hek­ elevator" from which he taught that the power of Torah can lift us all to new heights.)

11 CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEMPLE ISRAEL

ADULT EDUCATION FUND CAROL B. MAIZE MUSIC FUND Donor In Memory of Donor In Memory of Samuel & Sylvia Levin William Levin Doris Dreifus Louis Jacobson Donor In Appreciation for Maude Stanfield Lotti J . Fechheimer The Birthday Uniongram Ron & Pam Cohen Seymour L. Cohen AnnetteL.Harris Carl H. Lustig ART & BEAUTIFICA T10N RJND Frank R. Lustig Donor In Memory of Herbert M. Lustig Estelle Lerner Yetta Grundstein Annette Kaplan Leonard Kaplan PRA YER BOOK FUND Tom & Ellen Wood Gabriel Rubin Donor In Memory of Barney & Suzanne Greenbaum Esther Fme Belle Pearson Bessie Rabinowitz

FLOWER RJND RABBI BLEEFEW'S DISCRETIONARY FUND Donor In Honor of Donor In Memory of Ben & Charlotte Kahn Lee & Sylvia Dillon Albert & Bettye Beim Yetta Grundstein Frieda Gettenberg Mildred Yenkin GENERAL FUND CANTOR AXE'S DISCRE770NARY RJND Donor In Memory of Donor In Memory of Norman & Marilyn Sellinger Chester Sandman Murray & Roberta Heller Sam Eisenstein & Lena Dorman Hyman Lehrer the Eisenstein Family Sarah Dorman Donor In Honor of Maynard & Rhea Kaplan Rose Gurevitz Murray & Roberta Heller And for the full Lena Dorman recovery of Sheila Howard J . Rosenberg Bruno Levenbach Feinknopf Donor In Honor of Donor In Appreciation for Bernard Zitsman Wife, Gloria AnnetteL.Harris Calls, visits, & words of comfort & en­ Donor In Appreciation for couragementduring John D. Hausman Continuing to name my hospitalization ancestors in Yahrzeit prayers YOUNG ADULT AC71VITIES RJND Bill & 8izabeth Moser The Uniongrarn received Donor Speedy Recovery of Donor Special Contribution Joel & Phyllis Kingsley Jay Agranoff Arline J . Landers

12 CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEMPLE ISRAEL FOUNDATION

KA THERINE L. FRIEDMAN LOUIS J. KRAKOFF MEMORIAL FUND REliGIOUS SCHOOL FUND Donor In Memory of Donor In Memory of Beatrice 0 , Krakoff Kathy Lackritz Bernard Friedman Wife, Kay Friedman & mother, Etta Friedman ALBERT & VIOLA LUCHS liBRARY FUND Donor In Memory of HAMEL & JEANETTE GURWIN Seyman & Sadie Stem Michael Joseph Maguire CHILDREN'S FUND Donor In Appreciation for Donor In Honor of Alan & Shelley, Rabbi Bleefeld's excellent Cathy & Jordan speech to Cathy on her Bat Murray & Norma Katcher Baby Naming of Greenberg Mitzvah; Cantor Axe's won­ Jessica Emma Schneider derful job preparing Cathy for her Bat Mitzvah

RAYMOND & PAULINE KAHN DA VID A. WEINBERG MEMORIAL FUND ARTS ENDOWMENT FUND Donor In Memory of Donor In Memory of Harry & Nancy Burman Abraham Weissman Murray & Norma Katcher Rose Gurevitz Gussie Katcher Adell Donor Speedy Recovery of (Below: Alan Greenberg recites Ih e Kiddush at a Bm Murray & Norma Katcher Betty Schiff Mitzvah pre-Services dinner in the Temple Library as Sidney Levoff Rochelle Greenberg and Bat Mitzvah, Cathryn Schottenstein, look on.)

(Below: Religious School Educator, Karen Elson, tells a Bible story to a 2nd grade class "", with a little help from her friends, " her husband Rabbi Jeffrey Elson and son Daniel.)

13 (Left: His majesty in repose ... "The Biker King, Rabbi Tutan-Bleefeld" at Purim.)

(Below: Caption this and send your suggestions to us, call 866-0010, or fax 866-90461)

(Right: Cantor Axe leads children in song after the Erev Purim Megi/lah reading.)

14 (Left: "The Mashugenah Trio", Senior Rabbi Bleejeld, Educator Karen Elson, and Cantor Axe do the stroll on the Bima in their 50's garb during the Sunday morning reading oj the Megillah.)

(Right: Rabbi B/eefold is covered by kids during the Erev Purim Megi//ah reading.)

(Left: The trio has the attention ojthe Sunday School children. Well, most ojthe kids .. .)

15 (Left: Part ofthe 1st. 2nd. & 3rd grade Shabbat included the classes' musical participation.)

(Below: "Hey. look at the neat stuffI just won!)

(Right: Costumes abounded at this year's Purim Carnival. Preschool teacher Donna Gold watches her own children participate in one of the many games operated by the YFIL.)

16 1995 .April 1995

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• 10:30 a.m. Bar Mitzvah Seth Samuels

Religious School (K-10) 21 3 4 5 61 71 '8

9:30 Adult Education • 7:30 Sisterhood Board 7:00 Board of Trustees - Kol Ami 2nd grade Open • 7:00 p.m. FIRST FRIDAY I' 10:30 Bat Mitzvah Outreach - Passover Meeting- Library Library House Service Julie Zeldin Workshop Library & • 7:30 p.m. OSU Hillel 7:00 New Journey • 8:00 p.m. Sisterhood Study Kitchen Dedication, Elie Wiesel 6:00 p.m. Community Group - Library Speaker - Mershon Aud. Women's Seder

Religious School (K-7) 9 10 11 12 131 141 15

Preschool at Religious • 7:30 p.m. Brotherhood 7:00 p.m. New 7:00 p.m. New Journey 1ST NIGHT OF \. 6:00 p.m. Temple Israel School Board - Library Leadership Committee - Community Seder 3/4 Gr Parent Participation Library PASSOVER Presented by Brotherhood 7:00 p.m. New Journey 5:30 p.m . Shabbat Service

No Religious 16 1No Preschool School until 4/24 17 18 19 20 21 22

11 :45 a.m.Sisterhood • 7:00 p.m. Sisterhood • Yiskor Service & Brunch • 9:00 a.m. Meal & Spiel Library Lunch at Park Women's Seder - SH • Brotherhood Sabbath & • TOT Shabbat Towers • 7:00 p.m. New Journey Dinner

R .S. (K-10) 23 1Preschool Sisterhood K Bake Day Resumes 24 Bake Day 25 26 271 28 1 29 ·7 p.m. New )urney • R. S. (K-10) 7:00 Board of Trustees! Yom Hashoah Eve Yom Hashoah Foundation Joint Board • Confirmation 30 7:00 p.m. Agudas Achim 6:30 p.m. Grief Support Mtng 9:30 a.m. Meeting Synagogue - Community 7:00 p.m. New Journey Holocaust Mem. Service When we cater your event, all that's left to do is have a good time.

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TEMPLE ISRAEL ENTERED SECOND CLASS 5419 E. Broad St. Colu~ . Ohio 43213· 1499 (614) 866·0010F.,,: (614)866· 0046 COLUMBUS, OHIO RA BBl ...... BRADLEY N. BLEEFElD CANTOR ...... ______. __ VICKll. AXE TEMPLE PRESIDENT ...... ____ ...... StavenTudt.rri8n VICE PRESIDENT ...... Henry l. Epstein VICE PRESIDENT .. . David Milenthal ViCE PRESIDENT ...... _____ .... JodyScheirnen TREA SUR EA ...... , ...... •...... Robert Kellermlln ASST. TREASURER ...... ____ Stuerll... ine SECRETARy ...... Marcy Gro .. ASST. SECRETARY ... ____ ...... KemethGlmon IMMED. PAST PRESIDENT ...... Fred Summer EXECUT IVE DIRECTOR ...... P.... Oickel RElIGIOUS SCHOOL DIRECTOR ...... K.ren 8son PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR ...... Ct.ryl Greenh.tt FOUNDATION PRESIDENT ...... TannyFe9fer SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT ...... lYdv H,,,m,,,, HUC-JIR Library BROTHERHOOD PRES ...... JeffreyLangot YOUNG ADULTS CONGREGATION 3101 Clifton Avenue PRES ...... L..... Greenl.nd & Oebr. McKee YOUTH GROUP PRESIDENT ...... Alexis Seeder Cincinnati OH 45220 BULLETIN EOrrOR ...... Po'" Dickor BULLETIN LAVOUT ...... Healhel Moberly Berbar. Bu..kholder PAST PRESIDENTS, Robe" S. Aronson ...... Ch.rlesV. Lazerua James Brenner ...... &nesl Slern Sidney I. Blatt ...... Seymenl. Stern Rit. Cohen ...... Joe8ph SLmmer Norman Folpe ...... Williaml. Glick

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