Lincoln Squirt Synagogue n"a

TISHREI 5 5749 SEPTEMBER 16, 1988

FROM THE RABBI'S STUDY.

FAIGE, THE FAWN

Deep in the forest, there was a family of deer. They were a wonderful, joyous family. Boruch, the tauck, arxi Dassde, the doe, were the parents of many children, many little deer. They took their responsibilities as parents very seriously. They knew that the most important thing that they could convey to their children was the skill of survival, and that while the deer wasnt very strcng and couldn't fight off larger animals like the lien, the deer could be very swift and could outrun the lien. Therefore, from the time that their children were very young they tried to teach them to run fast. They made up games that involved running and they did all sorts cf activities that involved running to make sure that their children, without feeling overburdened, would learn how to run fast. Indeed, all cf their children did learn how to run fast except for Faige, the fawn. Faige, you see, felt put upcxi by this whole business of having to learn how to run fast. Faige said to herself, "It's not fair; it's just not fair that I should have to learn how to run fast. There have got to be better ways to escape the lien." And so, Faige, instead cf participating in all cf the other activities to learn how to run fast would go off on her own seeking different ways to escape. Indeed, cne day Faige saw a snake being chased by a rodent. She saw the snake slither quickly into the underbrush and escape. Faige said to herself, "Why that is a wonderful way to escape." So Faige the fawn decided that she, too, was going to learn how to slither. She got down on her stomach and she began to practice. Day after day and week after week Faige the fawn would be down there on the ground practicing slithering into the underbrush.

Time passed and cne day Faige saw a kangaroo. She saw another animal chasing the kangaroo and the kangaroo getting back on its rear legs and leaping long distances to escape. Faige the fawn said to herself, "My goodness, that is a wonderful way to escape. I can do that also." So Faige the fawn began to practice leaping. Well, it was very clumsy far Faige the fawn to do that. But, nevertheless, she worked hard at it. She had worked hard to learn how to slither. She wouldn't learn how to run. Now she worked hard at learning how to leap great distances, but she wouldn't learn how to run.

After a while Faige the fawn saw a menkey being chased by another animal The monkey ran directly over to a tree arxi grabbed the tree around with all four legs and climbed rapidly right up into the top bushes of the tree and escaped. Faige the fawn said to herself, "My goodness, that is the most wonderful way to escape. I can do that too." So Faige the fawn began to practice climbing trees. It was very cumbersome for Faige to get up and even get all four legs around the tree, but she was insistent, and she was determined. Faige the fawn practiced climbing the tree. She wouldn't learn how to run fast, but she practiced climbing trees. Continued

SPECIAL HONORS Rabbi Herschel Cohen...CHATAN TORAH Mr. Samuel Horwitz...CHATAN MAFTIR Mr. David Stone...CHATAN BERACHIT Faige, cont'd.

Time passed, and then one day in the forest Hie rumor spread through. Someone said, "The lion is coming." Suddenly all of the deer began to run to escape frcm the lion. Faige got When you need a hotel down cn her belly and began to slither into the for your friends or underbrush, and from behind her she heard more for persistent voices calling, "The lion is yourself... coming." Off in the distance she could already see her family which had run very far away. So A Shomer Shabbos owned Faige began to leap as well as she could. The and operated Hotel is sound of the lion got closer, and her family right in this neighborhood.. appeared smaller and smaller in the distance. Finally, Faige realized that she wasn't getting very far at all and that the lion was catching up with her. So she quickly rushed over to the nearest tree, wrapped all four of her legs around the tree and began to try climbing up the tree. As she began climbing up the tree she HOTEL ESPLANADE turned back and saw the lion almost having caught up with her and, off in the great distance, her family hawing escaped by running. The budget-priced Esplanade, 14 stones and Faige the fawn said to herself, "If only I had 200-rooms, is on fashionable West End Avenue and 74th Street, a short walk from perfected the gift which God had given to me the Lincion Square Synagogue. Most of our instead of attempting to imitate everyone else rooms and suites (very large) have just been around me. If cnly I had," Faige thought. This redecorated with brand new furniture. All rooms have was ths last thought that Faige the fawn had as individually controlled afc, color cable TV, and direct dial the lion sank his claws into her back. phones. Many rooms have kitchenettes and a launderette is available. Guests have access to our FAX SERVICE and all who stay here are eligible for car rental discounts. Our large, high- ceilinged two- and three-room suites can LSS 1988 SOLIDARITY MISSION TO ISRAEL under sleep six and eight persons. Many rooms and suites have Hudson River views. the dynamic leadership of Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald, October 26 - November 10, 1988. $44.50 per person, double

Price: $1988 per person based on double occupancy includes 5-star hotels, full Israeli breakfast daily and additional meals. Shabbat in Efrat marking the 5th anniversary of Rav Riskin's aliyah. Meetings with notable personalities. HOTEL ESPLANADE FOR MORE INFO CALL LSS AT 874-6100.

305 Wot fodAvmuel NavMst NwYork 10023 / G12) 874-5000 SUMMER ON THE WEST SIDE fa NY1 1-800-5534)567 / US: 1-80O-367-1763 / FAX It 212-4960367 GIVE US A RING: 212-874-5000 This past July a group of teenagers from Atlanta, enroute to Crown Heights, were instructed by their intended Lubacvitch hosts to stop at LSS, as they would not make it to their destination before Shabbat. They were discovered by the unassuming late minyonnaires minutes later and, as LSS members were want to come through...all of the 13 young people were spoken for immediately and given meals and hospitality through Shabbat. If you were there, thank you frcm the rest WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WELCOME of us for showing the young people from Atlanta MR. KENNETH WAGNER the kind of community we all aspire to being. AS OUR NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Page 2 FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK upcoming year will be dedicated to him, and our sincerest hopes for condolence and healing go Happy New Year! I hope you spent a out to Joan, Neil, Lee, David and Alan. pleasant and productive Summer and had some I will end the column with a quote from relief frcm the record-breaking heat. Lincoln the eulogy that Rabbi Riskin wrote and that I Square Synagogue is welcoming 5749 with the was privileged to deliver at Marshall's "Teshuvah Cmpaign," a month of focus on funeral: "Our Sages teach us that there are Teshuvah, Tefilah and Tzedakah as preparation rare individuals in every generation who are for, and expression the of, Elul/Tishrei period. taken to God before their time in order to bring All of our staff members have combined, forgiveness to the entire Jewish nation. under our Rabbi's leadership, to put together a This is the month of Elul when we seek remarkable program of lectures, workshops and forgiveness from God, and Marshall was one of events to focus cn the overriding theme of these the most liable human beings I have ever knovci, "Days of Awe." whose smile reached out to everyone, and who For the Tzedakah aspect of your truly wished to bring happiness and redemption preparations for Yora Kippur, I urge that your , to all the world. I can crily feel that Marshall annual maintenance contribution to LSS be high is now standing before God, pleading the case of cn the list and overly generous. Elliot Falk all cf the orphans, of all of the unfortunates, and Steven Spira have accepted the leadership of and insisting that redemption come soon. If this year's campaign and are mobilizing for the anyone can convince the Almighty, Marshall can task of raising over $200,000. do it. May his memory forever serve as a Our shul has a budget of more than blessing to those of us who loved him and who $1,500,000. One of the things I often hear is will forever miss him." that we are spending too much mcney and are too -Morton Landowne much of a "national Shul." When that comment was made, as a compaint, at a recent Board L meeting I was impressed by the reply offered by Allan Leicht. He commented that the reason we < ate perceived as a national institution is that BEAUTIFUL INVITATIONS our activities and services to members are & natlmally recognized as setting standards for: ANNOUNCEMENTS others to emulate. I deeply appreciated that comment because I find it frustrating that our: TREMENDOUS SELECTION daily attempts to find innovative, creative ways to serve the educational and • spiritual needs of: Weddings • Bar & Bas Mitzvahs • Parties the ewer 1,800 • people who are members of this Birth Announcements & Children's Parties congregation are often minimized. • Stationery • Calligraphy Without a doubt it takes • a great deal of: Accessories • Favors mcney to adequately serve all those who belong to this Synagogue. Conversely, if every single member gave even moderately to the Yom Kippur Raised Lettering & Engraved appeal, our goal would be surpassed easily. Our Hebrew goal must be 100* involvement; 100* of our Typesetting membership supporting the maintenance expense of Contemporary & Traditional Styles our beloved ocngregation. We are here 365 days a year for our members; help us continue to serve you and make a generous commitment cn Yom Kippur Accent on Invitations I write this column just a few days By after the tragic dearth cf Marshall Papier at the Appointment age of 56. Marshall had just been elected to our Board cf Trustees and had recently agreed to head a task force to explore new sources of 877-7684 revenue for the Synagogue. His leve of LSS was and he was palpable brimming with !r!eaa for new DEBBIE LERNER 253 W. 73 STREET ways of fund raising. He was so enthusiastic, j so vital, so encouraging, so special. All of cur anticipated success in fund raising in the ECHOD EDITOR RISSI ZWEIG

Part* "5 WITHIN OUR FAMILY

CONDOLENCES: Toby and Bruce Simon on the birth of Mrs. Freda Birnbaum on the passing of a daughter, Esther Ayelet. her beloved mother Mrs. Ruth Bluest one. Sharona and Steve Spivack on the We mourn the loss of Adele Brody, one birth of a son, Adiv Simcha. of the founding members of Lincoln Square Audrey and Jeffrey Sussman on the Synagogue. birth of a daughter, Chava Rachel. Mrs. Elaine Cohen Liebman on the Eva and Emil Talel on the birth of passing of her beloved father Philip Cohen. their daughter, Nadia. Mr. Sam Gluck and Miriam Weiss on the Elizabeth and Izzy Tauber on the untimely passing of their beloved son birth of a son, Chayim Yechiel. Mazel tov Menashe Aaron Gluck. to the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ms. Devora Gotthold on the passing of Dashif f! her beloved mother, Mrs. Miriam Gotthold. Sandy and Joe Verschleiser on the Cynthia Lazarus on the passing of her birth of twin daughters, Raquel and Elisha. beloved father Mr. Ben Nathan Shar. Bernie and Nina Wachsman on the birth Mrs. Joan Papier on the passing of of a daughter, Riva Silka Miriam. her beloved husband Mr. Marshall Papier. Rissi and Steven Zweig on the birth Mrs. Phyllis Sendic on the passing of of a son, Benjamin Joseph. her beloved father Mr. Siegfried Bergman. Ms. Ruth Solmonoff on the passing of ENGAGEMENTS: her beloved father Mr. Nathan Solmonoff. Mrs. Jane Stern an the passing of her Karen Bader and Alain Ickowics beloved mother Hilda Wolfson. Shelly Cohen and Morty Goldberg Rena Donin and David Schlussel BIRTHS: Lynne Glickman and Eli Moore Rebecca Green and Emilio Krausz

Blima and Joel Abramson on the birth Ellen Kramer and Neil Blond of a daughter, Shayna Sara. Danny Mars and Anna Toby Knoll Ariel and Zev Braun on the birth of a Resa Schleifer and Yossie Fogel

son. Richard Schleifer and Sima Tukelle Chava and Dr. Ephraim Casper on the Ephraim Stern and Yonina Saxe birth of a son. Dr. Michael Van Bemmelen and Malka Alice and John Eigner on the birth of Friedman a daughter, Kaley Bracha. Amy Wolf and Dr. Avraham Isseroff Monica and David Fishof on the birth Aviva Zukor and Zev Golombeck of a daughter, liana Sharone. Sharon and Mitchell First on the BAT MITZVAH: birth of a son. Tamar and Alec Gindis on the birth of Mazel Tov to Francesca and Ivan a daughter, liana Yael. Berkowitz on the Bat Mitzvah of their Hadassah and Bill Greenbaum on the daughter Lizzie. birth of a daughter, Aliza Yocheved. Adina and Myron Greenfield on the birth of two granddaughters, Esther Tirtza MARRIAGES: Skurowitz and Rachel Chaya Genuth. Nessa and Toby Kohn on the birth of a Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gast son. on the marriage on their daughter Abby to Cookie and Freddy Kohn on the birth Gabi Strenger. of a daughter, Baila Miriam. Mazel tov to Abigail HIrsch and Michael Kissin the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elbaum! Rusty Mazali and Gabriel Managed on the Solomon and Morton Moslow Judy Stern and Zapinsky birth of a son, Aaron. Elon Mazel Tov to Vicky and Rabbi Shlomo Judy and Lai Patel on the birth of a Rlskin on the marriage of their daughter daughter, Ramit Sala. Elana to Menachem Feder. Sema and Rabbi Mordechai Reich on the birth of a daughter, Meira Chana. Continued.... 4 <

Mr. Gary Rosenberg Mr. Bennett Rosenthal AND . . . Dr. Alan Rosman Ms. Elizabeth Roth Mazel tov to Tertulien Noel (our Ms. Evelyn C. Roth custodian) on the birth of a grandson. Dr. Daniel Mazel tov to Shirley and Mark Wald on Rothenberg Mr. Ephraim and Mrs. Leah Savitt their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. Manuel Judah Schnaidraan Mazel tov to Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Mr. Steven Schneider Lindenbaum on the engagement of their son Ms. Rena Schubert Bennett to Rebecca Rothchild. Mr. Mark B. Segall Mr. Eleanor Selling Dr. Neil Shachter NEW MEMBERS: Mr. Elliot Shoenfeld

Mrs . Charlotte Silbermann Mr. Eric J. Bruskin Mr. Michael Elie Smith Dr. Nathan and Mrs. Rose Birn Mr. Ari Evan Steinberg Mr. Arthur Blazer Dr. Yacov Stollman Mr. Marvin Bleiberg Mr. Izzy and Mrs. Elizabeth Tauber Mr. Justin Brasch Mr. Sidney and Mrs. Helen Tepper Mr. Matty Brine Ms. Diane Tracy Mr. Isidore and Mrs. Connie Cantor Mr. Joseph S. Weinstein Ms. Aviva Chavel Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Nitza Weisgras Mr. Yael Cycowicz Ms. Debora Weissman Mrs. Lucy Dawidowicz Mr. Alan Willner Ms. Joy Eva Dicker Mr. Seymour and Mrs. Karen Zivan Dr. Linda Eagle Ms. Aviva Lea Zukor Ms. Linda Ende Mr. Ethan and Mrs. Hedva Etzioni Mr. Steven Feldman SCHEDULE CF PRICES FCR THEE Mr. Alan Freedman WO WISH ID SECNSLR A Kllllf-H Dr. Mark Frelich Mr. David I. Futter Main Kldinsh $285.00* Ms. Corrine Gittleman Bashkana Minyan 110.00 Nili Rachel and William Elliott Gold Shiur-Cholent-aagel Miryan 215.00 Ms. Aura Suri Goldberg Beginner's Miryan 35.00 Mr. Edward A. Goldman Intermediate Miiryan 35.00 Mr. David Goldschmidt Seudah Silishit 155.00 Ms. Sharon Tracy Goodman and 195.00 Ms. Cheryl Suzanne Horowitz Cbolent-Youth Miryan 45.00 Dr. Avraham Z. Isseroff Ms. Michele Kahn "Note: Yai may also "share" in a Idddush. Mr. Aaron Katz Star more info piaaop call office. Dr. Michael Kissin and Abigail Hirsch Mr. Richard Kollraar One service of LSS which we pray nay be unnsoeeaary la that ct the Chevra Kadisha. To Ms. Karen Leifer Insure the privlaiuu at a piupei.1 burial service, Mr. Stuart and Mrs. Jordana Levi we urge air menbexe to Imeedlately contact the Mr. Jeff Litwin synagogue nrflne or any of those listed below:

Ms. Karen Ruth Love Rabbi Beraan 724-3267 Rabbi Cohen 877-1304 Mr. Louis Elliot Menaged Rabbi Brander 459-9523 Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Laurel Mendelsohn Anoa Alter 393-9384 Leon Elsenaann 874-1853 Mr. H. Lee Michelson Rachel Herlanda 799-2176 Mr. Mark Fredrick Myers Andrea Penfcower Rosen 873-9895 Mr. David and Mrs. Shirley Osen Ms. Sara Parzen The Community M1KVA Ms. Lori Paul is located at Mr. Morris Priwler 234 West 78th Street Mr. Paul Quintas Tel. 799-1520 Page Barechu that starts each aliyah and during the recital of Kaddish. LSS AS A HOUSE OF PRAYER Are people answering to "amen, y'hei shmei rabba"? Some do, some den't. Either people are [The following are some excerpts from Rabbi talking or they're just not paying attention to Moshe Kahn's presentation during the June it. Aren't these things important? Do symposium. The Future of LSS: Body and Soul.1 you know what the Gemara says? It says the world exists because of the people who say "y'hei shmei One of a synagogue's primary functions is rabba." to give people the opportunity for tefila betzibur, communal prayer. How well are we Where is everyene during the week? Not in doing with regard to davening? Is ours a shul—cnly a very small number are there. Are meaningful davening? Are we behaving properly we in shul? inplying that da/ening cn Shabbos morning is mete important than cn Tuesday morning? We have no right to make such value judgments. I hope I'd like to begin by mentioning a halacha that davens home, but about that Rav Chaim Brisker developed in his book of everyone at what tefila betzibur? chldushim, insights, on the Rambam's Mishneh Torah. Rav Chaim says there are two basic I feel the examples I've just given are kavanot, intentions, we must have when we indicative of a problem in our daven. First, we must realize before whom we community: pecple seem to lack the proper sensitivity to are standing. Second, we must try to understand tefila. There is no quick solution, but this what we are saying, the concepts if not the has to be addressed. Our rabbis have to words. speak about it often—not just in classes, but from the pulpit. Tefila is important in our lives; When do people come to shul? At the time it has sustained us far thousands of years and, of Barechu, how many enpty seats are there? (I God willing, it will continue to sustain us. can tell you at the Shabbos hashkama minyan People have to find a need for There's these are quite a few.) Many people come after got to be an enthusiasm, an excitement about Barechu. Others arrive after Shemaneh Esrei. tefila and tefila betzibur to make prayer as Seme come during and even after Kri'as Hatorah, meaningful as it can and should be. The kavana, Torah reading. Some arrive before, during or the feeling, is missing. We must overcome this even after Musaf. Why are people coming to Shul obstacle. so late? Now, I'm not naive; I realize other motives exist, and that's a wonderful part of LSS—that people can meet. However, I'd like to VOLUNTEERS NEEDED think there's a dual motive, and that one of them is to daven. I can hardly imagine that Covenant House, a nonprofit international people so Do can daven when they walk in late. child care agency dedicated to providing they know what to do? Do they know what to services to runaway and homeless youths, say? Do they try to catch up with the davening has established a toll-free, nationwide or do they just pick up where the chazan is at 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week crisis line. that pray we paint? To to God—if truly believe The hotline, called Ninellne, is a that's what we're doing—it's all right to come preventive program for potention runaways late? What kind of davening is that? and their families, as well as providing crisis intervention and information and How much talking goes cn during davening? referral for youth and families in critical Everybody likes to talk, and we all talk, and situations. Jews may be notorious for talking. But there's a place and a time for talking. Help is needed to staff phones. Usually when everyone has finished the Telemarketers are also needed to help raise Shemcneh Esrei the talking begins. How many funds for Ninellne and other Covenant House times has the rabbi had to stop the chazan projects. during Chazaras Hashatz and wait for quiet? During Kri'as Hatorah and between aliyas people Please contact Ninellne Director of are talking. They are also talking during the Volunteers at 212 330-0400 to volunteer or recital of the Haftarah, during the recital of for more information.

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LSS SINGLES COMMITTEE PLANS FALL EVENTS Chava Wiffig Levy 255 West End Araue President New Ifctk. New Tbrk 10023 Since its formation this past Spring, the ,(212) 874-6118 LSS Singles Committee has brought variety to the meet market at LSS. Seudot shiishi in June and August hosted 90 pecple each to late Shabbat dinners featuring LucidityGmmmiufion withUnlimited divrei Torah by Rabbi Michael Berger and Julie uncommon darity Frank. In a Shabbat afternoon book discussion in early July, advocates came to the defense of Maus, cartoonist Art Spiegelman's controversial and Cow Letter Preparation depiction of his family's travails during and Wiling and Editorial Services after the Holocaust. Managnwnt and Cansnunicatian Training Sports fans snacked at Jerusalem II and then trucked out to Shea Stadium for an August 30 Met game. A chavura style Shabbat lunch on August 27 turned to the plight of Ethiopian BLOOD APPEAL Jewry. CENTRAL NUMBER FOR POTENTIAL DONORS: This fall the events will continue. The 212 570-3158 hurlyburly of Shemini Atzerth/Simchat Torah at LSS will be accented with a meed sponsored by Give your home or business location. The the Singles Committee. In October, a bus will service will tell you of the closest set out on a day trip from LSS bound for a facility and hours for donating. luxurious sylvan spot. The destination? To tell the truth—that's a mystery. Come and find CALL NOW GIVE out. A PINT....SUPPORT LIFE....DO A MITZVAH The committee is also planning a monthly volleyball game that will provide a little exercise, refreshment and schmoozing. A theater party premises to bring drama to LSS lives and the days surrounding Thanksgiving are the approximate time for a late fall singles dinner. The LSS Singles Committee is planning more Counseling events than ever before. Keep your eyes cn this and Psychotherapy column and synagogue mailings for more details. Associates Counseling and Psychotherapy Associates provide treat¬ ment services for a wide range of problems in daily living.

We are a group of experienced licensed psychotherapists providing individual, couple and family treatment from our private offices located throughout Manhattan. ******************************************* We will gladly provide a free telephone consultation to determine "Shortly after six o'clock on the how we can best help. Our fee is moderate and based on a sliding scale. evening of March 15, 1977, I was abducted 243-6777 by the KGB outside an apartment on Gorky (212) Street in downtown Moscow and brought to Lefortovo Prison." --Natan Sharansky, Fear No Evil

Natan Sharansky's critically praised memoir, Fear No Evil, a Random House CLOTHES LINE CLOTHING DRIVE!! hardcover book, will be the subject of the LSS BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP'S first fall Clean meeting: Tuesday, October 11 at 8pm. your clothes and your closets! The Fall All members are invited to attend. Clothing Drive will be held at LSS the West Side Judaica, 2404 Broadway, will morning of Sunday, October 23. We need clean warm grant a 20% discount on Fear No Evil by clothing in good condition—all sexes and sizes. Natan Sharansky with the presentation of If this coupon before the meeting. you can give a little extra time that morning, please plan to help sort ******************************************* clothing also! Thanks!

Page 7 KASHRUT AROUND TOWN

With the beginning of 5749 we ire pleased Z-Verve Natnrefle MISCELLANEOUS to present to our Congregational family a list 157 West 57th Street 1-Meal Matt ot the kosher establishments which are under New York. NY 10019 2180 Broadway the supervision ot The Midtown Board ot (212)265-2255 (between 77th and 78th Streets) New Kasnrut. We endorse the certrricanon ot these Hours: Monday dmegn Thursday 1LMAM-M0PM York. NY 10024 (212) 787-4720 establishments and we hope that you will Friday 1150AM - 3:00PM Meal Martisasoiely take-out. enioy patronizing these restaurants, butchers Open Sundays beginning m Ocrober prepared food Verve storewhich specializes in meats, and bakeries. Natureile's menu includes dairy and poultry and vegetarian dishes, prepared foods sucn as kugeis, saladsand other pasta, sandwiches, hsh and foods. They have a very wide selection of BUTCHERS vegetables with emphasis on neaith foods. prepared foods and kosher packaged 1-Fischer Bros, and Leslie They are across goods. conveniently located thestreet are They typicallyvery ousy on Friday, so 230 West 72nd Street from Carnegie Hall. plan your shopping carry in the week to avoid the 3-Falafei and (between Broadway and West End Avenue) Sandwich Delights line-upsi 1275 New York. NY 10023 Lexington Avenue 2-MJd>eie and loci Comet Catering (between 85th and (212) 787-1715 86th Streets) (212) 362-0412 New fbrk. NY 10028 Michelle Comet is the Food Services Director Hours: Monday to Thursday 7AM - 7PM (212)410-1000 at the Ramaz Upper School and is a master Friday 7AM - 4:30PM caterer of Houm Sunday through Thunder 1QAM-10PM both dairy and meat functions. She Fischer offers a Bros, wide selection of fresh can cater most Friday 10AM until one hour betore any type or occasion. meats including fish, packaged frozen and Shabbat x OTHER LOCAL ESTABLISHMENTS fresh homemade getilte fish. They also offer UNDER OTHER FaJafei and Sandwich Delightis a oonvexnentty KASHRUT SUPERVISION SERVICES prepared salads and prepared foods, such as located faiafei stand, it does not havesit-down kugeis and many delicacies. facilities, but 1-Galll Restaurant other Delivery is offers a quick and tasty menu available. 1252 Lexington Avenue of FalafeL Shish Kebab and other fight meats. at 85th Street i-Paxk East Kosher Butchers (Meat) Dethrery is available for large orders." New York. NY 10028 1163 Madison Avenue BAKERIES (212)439-9886 (between 85th and 86th Streets) Houm 1-My Most Favorite Dessert Company Jump Uuuugu Thursday 1L30AM-U30PM New York. NY 10G2S 1165 Madison Avenue Friday - Lunch only (212) 787-3545 Saturday (between 85th and 86th Streets) night Hours: open one Hum an Shaohat urmi 150AM • Mondav through VMmaOxr 8AM - 8PM New York. NY 10028 Israeli and Moroccan cuisine. Thursday -8PM 8AM (212) 517-5222 2-Otva Hours: Friday SAM - 6PM Monday through Friday 850AM - 8PM 306 East 81st Street Park East Kosher Butchers offers a wide array Sundays 9:30AM - 7:30PM at Second Avenue of fresh meats and fish, including fresh saimon Conveniently located. "Dessert Company" New York NY 10028 and offers a sit-down cafe sole. They also have a good selection of setting with delicious (212) 650-1928 salads home-made pastries and delicacies Houm Sunday and prepared foods. Delivery is including through Thursday 5PM - 10PM available. fresh home baked breads, chailah. and roils. Daayltdimmt ihiuiiniiin.XomwtauiaiaamiaiM. 3-Qmx Delivery a at a David Q 3-fonas Stem and Sons available change of 56-50. 200 West 84th Street Special orders forparties and other occasions 229 West 100 Street (212) 595-7488 on be made in advance. New York. NY 10024 American 2-Chocortn. Inc. dehaitetten and Mixidle East menu. (212) 662-7081 4-La Kasbah 303 East 81st Street Hours: 70 West 71st Street Monday and Tuesday SAM - 8PM New York. NY 10028 at Columbus Avenue Wednesday and Thursday SAM - 6PM Houm Monday through Friday 10AM - 6PM (212) 769-1690 SAM - 1PM Friday Chocoren is one of the newest kosher Moroccan and Middle Eastern menu, fine lonas Stem Butchers otfera a selection of establishments on the fresh East Side. They dirtmf. reservations recommended. meats and poultry, including prepared salads specialize in desserts and chocolate. Their 5-La Kasbah Delicatessen cakes are and other prepared foods. Delivery is featured at such well-known 251 West 85th Street available. establishments as Diva and the Park Lane (212) 496-1500 Moroccan and Hotel. Most are dairy, but some tan be made American delicatessen menu. RESTAURANTS 6-Funons parve on special order. The menu includes Dairy Restaurant 1-Chex David Pizza 222 West 72nd Street wedding cakes, mousre tarts, fruit tarts, cheese 494 Amsterdam at Broadway Avenue cakes and strawberry white choeolat* takes.

(comer S4th Street) ^~ (212) 595-8487 j-Grossmger's Uptown m fuw OMry mem. sa-iam. taxt-out ana New York. NY Shomer Shabbos deimtrv. 10024 Bakery 7-Levanvs 874-1974 570 Columbus Avenue (212) 141 West 69th Street Hours: (between 88th and 89th Streets) Sunday through Thursday 8AM - 11PM (212) 877-8457 New York. NY 20024 Fine Friday 8AM - 4PM dtmrtg, meet menu, reservations recommended. (212) 874-6996 8-H St H Saturday - Opm one hour after Shabbat Bagels Houm Monday through Friday 8AM-6PM 2239 Broadway Chez David's menu includes pizza. FaiafeL 8AM unni one (212) 595-8000 Israeli salads Friday hour heroic Shabbat plus a good selection of cakes and 10 Sunday 9AM - 5PM varieties ot bagels, open 24 hours. pastries. Chailahs are availablefrom Thursday 9-MlUefs Cheese Grossingers Bakery is one of the last of the through Sunday. is available for a old 2192 Delivery breed of homemade bakeries, where Broadway (78th Street) minimum order of S10 or more. (212) 496-8855 breads, pastries, roils and other baked goods Complete assortment of Kosher are sold. Delivery u available. cheeses and dairy products, plus packaged and baked goods.

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MIRIAM GROSSMAN 500 A East 87th Street 873-7053 New York, N.Y. 10128 (212)517-3604 The following establishments are under supervision of the Mid Town Board of Kashruth:

Friday, October 14th Kindle Shabbat Candles [reduce and place Mid Town notice here] 6:00 p m Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat 1116i 10 pimi

Fischer Brothers s Leslie Shabbat, October 15th (Noach) 787-1715 Shabbat 230 West Morning Services 72nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10023 8:45 a.m Talmud and Bible Class 111 Is-00 a m" Mincha Park East Kosher Butcher sioo p'.m'. & Maariv 787-3545 Daily Mincha 6:00 1163 Madison Avenue p.m. (85-86 St.), New York, N.Y 10028 Also fresh fish Friday, October 21 Jonas Stem fi Sons Kindle Shabbat candles (Glatt Kosher) Mo. 2-7081 5:49 p.m. 229 West 100th Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat Street, New York, N. Y. 10024 6:00 pimi Shabbat, October 22 (LECH-LECHA) Michele s Joel Karmazln - Ccmet Catering 362-0412 Shabbat Service Morning 8:45 a m Dairy or Meat Talmud and Bible Classes 4150 Mincha p"m" 5:50 pimi Meal Mart (Glatt Kosher) Daily Mincha and Maariv 787-4720 5:50 p.m. 2180 Broadway (77-78 St.), New York, N. Y. 10024 Friday, October 28 Kindles Shabbat candles _ .....5:40 Chez David Pizza . p.m. 874-4974 Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat 5:50 494 Amsterdam Avenue p. mi (84 St.), New York, N. Y. 10024 Shabbat, October 29 (VAYERA) Verve Naturelle Shabbat Morning Service 265-2255 3:45 a.m. 157 West 57th Talmud and Bible Classes Street, New York, N. Y. 10019 4-40 p m **ncha si40 Please p.'mi remember to turn your clocks back Grossinger's Uptown Shomer Shabbos one hour Bakery 874-6996 for Eastern standard Time. 570 Colombus Avenue (88-89 St.), New York, N. Y. 10024 Daily Mincha and Maariv 4:40 p m Maariv only Mon.-Thurs 6:20 pimi My Most Favorite Dessert Company 517-5222 1165 Madison Avenue (85-86 St.), New York, N. Y. 10028 Friday, November 4th Kindle Shabbat Candles Chocoren, Inc. 4:31 p.m.est 988-4711 Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat 303 East 81st 4:40 Street, New York, N. Y. pimi 10028 Shabbat, November 5 (CHAYEI SARA) Shabbat Services Morning 8:45 a.m Falafel S Sandwich Talmud and Bible Delights 410-4000 Classes 3-45 Mincha p*m* 1275 Lexington Avenue (85-86 St.), New York, N. Y. 10028 Daily Mincha and Maariv 4:35 Maariv p m only Mon-Thurs 6:20 pimi JONAS STERN & SONS Tuesday, November 8th

Glatt Prime Meat — Poultry Election Morning services Ociiv-dic-Nscn 7:15 & 7:50 a.m.

ENDORSED BY MIDTtWN BOARD OF KASHRL'T Thursday, November 10 Rosh Chodesh Kislev Free Deliven• — Just Morning Services Run;, We Bring 7:00 & 7:40 a.m. (2121 MO 2-7081

We car^ delicatessen, and a full line of meats and poultry products under the supervision of Khal Adath Jeshurun SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Shabbat Services 229 West 100th St. New York. NY 10025 Shabbat Early Services followed by classes in Bible and Tfclmud 7:50 A M. Regular Services — Main Sanctuary We do catering for all occasions Services for beginners and those with link Synagogue background 9:15 A M Sum - Cholenl Kugel Minyan INTERMEDIATE" "MINYON" Ybuth Minyanim. YbuthShiunm 10 00 and 10 30 A M Shabbat Nursery (3-5 years old) 8.30 AM meet on the following dates: Dally Mirrvan Weekday* ... 7 15 and 7 50 A M September 10 Mon. and Thura Firal Minyan 7:10 A.M If member October 15 a requires a ahiva minyan at his home. Use second minyan meeu there Sunday 7 15 and 8 30 A M October 29 (luncheon)* Legal Holidays 7 15 and 8 30 AM Chodesh 7 5 Rosh 7 00 and 40 A M November Pejl [>ays . , 7.00and7.30AM November 19 (luncheon)* Daf 36ml December Daily. 6:15 A M Sunday. 7 10 A M 10 Special Saturday •During Daylight Savings Time il is our practice so have 2 services on Friday evening lor night Chagiga* Mincha and Kabbalal Shabbal Those who attend the Isl Service should mike sure thai December 24 Shabbat candles be III no later than 25 minutes after the beginning of the Isl service to coincide with the congregation's recital of the Psalm for Shabbal Once the congregation says this Psalm. Shabbal has officially begun for Use uvrshippers and their families Shabbat Services concludes Saturday nrghr one hour after Use official candle lighting lime on begin promptly at 9am. Friday afternoon ♦contact LSS for further info

Page 9 FREE SERVICES SPONSORED BY OUTREACH DEPARTMENT

This year, as in the past three years, in addition to our free Rosh HaShana abridged service led by Rabbis

Reich and Buchwald which attracted one hundred and fifty people, we ran a free Yom Kippur service. Our

Yom Kippur free service which was full to capacity with over three hundred people in attendance, was run by

Rabbi Kenneth Brander. We also ran six Yizkor services, which serviced three hundred and fifty people conducted by Dr. Peter Abelow and Mr. Jonathan Herlands.

Below are excerpts from some of the letters we have received since Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur.

Rosh HaShana

... I have just returned home from your Rosh HaShana free service. I must tell you how much I enjoyed the service. I am new to the city and honestly

appreciate the gesture ...

Yom Kippur

. . . I had been traveling through Europe and just arrived in New York without a ticket for a synagogue. The hospitality and warm welcome to all made me feel as if I was back in synagogue with my family. For all the years I have attended synagogue, it was the only time I was asked to open the doors of the ark.

Thank you ...

... You can't imagine my joy when I walked by the synagogue and saw your sign advertising your free service. In the past I attended high holiday services with my parents in Florida. Sadly, my father passed away this February and I was unable to be with my mother. Thanks to

you, I felt I was where I belonged ...... I want to let you know how much we appreciated the free service and the effort that was put into making a meaningful service. A marvelous job was done in teaching those present. My fiance and I will be joining Lincoln Square Synagogue and will be studying at the Joseph Shapiro Institute, at least one night a week ...

... I am not orthodox, but I can easily relate to your young Rabbi, who did a great job explaining and interpreting the prayers ... This is outreach in the best sense of the word ...

Yizkor Services

... Thank you for making Yizkor services available for the Yom Kippur Holiday. For those of us who are unaffiliated it meant a great deal to be so welcomed for a service so meaningful ...

Thank you to Rabbis Brander, Buchwald and Reich, Danny Mars, Avery Newmark, Harvey Hoffman, Johnny Herlands, Dr. Peter Abelow, Glenn Richter, Avi Horowitz

Paul Holm, Mark Wald, Michael Berger, Rabbi Seymour

Baumrind and all of you who helped make the free

services a success.

Suri Kasirer Director of Outreach

WJLP. YOU AND YOUR AGING PARENTS MS. CHARLOTTE KIRSCHNER W6:30-8P.M. The following Workshops are sponsored by the Out¬ Wednesdays: November 2, 9,16 reach Department at the Synagogue. This three session workshop will focus on the under¬ standing of and dealing with parents and significant W.O. OVER SO AND SOLO family members of advancing age, while maintaining MS. VICK1 R0SENSTRE1CH S10A.M.-12N00N your own life needs. Cosponsored with the Jewish Board of September 18, October 16, Family & Children's Services. November 6, December 11. $30 Members/$35 Non-members This workshop meets once a month and deals with W.F. SINGLE PARENTING practical strategies and coping with living alone. Time MS. ISOLDE SOMMER COHEN TU8-9:30P.M. is set aside for people to get to know each other. October 25, November 15, Refreshments are served. Cosponsored with Jewish November 29, December 13 Board of Family and Children's Services. This workshop meets twice a month. Once a month No Fee the group has discussions about parenting issues and once a month there is a social gathering. This group is relevant for all single parents: single, separated, W.P. PARENTING SKILLS divorced and widowed. ,A, „ „, MS. MIRIAM WEITCHNER TU8-10P.M. $40 Members/$45 Non-members October 25, November 1, 8,15, 22, 29 W.B. BEREAVEMENT Wed. 8 - 9 : 3 0 pm The workshop is designed to teach parents specific MS. NEHAMA SHUDOPSKY skills to help them deal with their children. It is open This workshop deals with the impact of death on adult to all parents with children ages 3-18. This workshop children. It is open to all those who have experienced is cosponsored by Torah Umesorah's Counterforce the loss of a loved one. Cosponsored with the program. in order to insure yourplace you mustregister Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services. by Monday, October 17. Wednesday November 30, December $55 (per family) 7,