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Volume 92, No. 3 • September 2019 • Elul/Tishrei 5779/5780 A “Selig Experience” at CEEBJ From Rabbi The Sanctuary was filled to the brim and it Jessica wasn’t even or . Barolsky You ask – what was the occasion? It was Temple Brotherhood’s 10th Annual Public Family Sports The month leading Night which featured Allan H. (Bud) Selig as the up to Rosh Hashanah keynote speaker. The event’s objective was to col - is the month of Elul, lect non-perishable food and cash donations for which starts this year the Hunger Task Force and the Jewish on September 1. Community Pantry. The audience of over 200 Judaism gives us many Elul traditions to CEEBJers and their guests were extremely generous help make the upcoming Holy Days as their contributions exceeded expectations. more meaningful. Some blow the sho - far every day during Elul, in order to Mr. Selig spoke about a variety of sports-relat - wake up and inspire reflection. Some ed topics from his experiences as the add the words of Psalm 27 to daily (or Milwaukee Brewers’ Owner and as Major weekly) prayer, a psalm that focuses on League Baseball’s 9th Commissioner. The physical proximity with God and a audience thoroughly enjoyed the question deepening relationship to God. Here at and answer segment as Bud was very candid CEEBJ, we often sing one particular with his responses, often mixing in witty verse, which begins with the words replies to the delight of everyone. achat sha’alti, translated to “One thing I ask of the Eternal, only that do I seek: to Bud received a gorgeous University of Wisconsin live in the house of the Eternal all the (his alma mater) blanket from Dan Sinykin & Jodi days of my life, to gaze upon the beauty Habush. Dan’s late father Mel, a former of the Eternal, to frequent God’s temple Brotherhood President, was an avid supporter of (Psalm 27:4).” Some people spend the this sports event. Additionally, Bud was present - month of Elul in focused reflection, so ed with an outstanding personally framed por - that when arriving for services on Rosh trait from Kenosha Artist, John Gehring. Hashanah and Yom Kippur, they are While dessert was served in Surlow Hall, ready to look into the new year with attendees not only had the opportunity to concrete ideas for self-improvement approach program underwriters who had set- and specific missteps for which to up display tables, but also were able to have repent. an item autographed by Mr. Selig. There are many places you can find Continued reflective questions for the month of on page 9 Elul, if you are so inclined: lists of 29 questions, one per day, to make you think; blogging challenges; reflections for the ten days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. To get us all started, I offer four questions, one for each week of Elul. Think about them alone, discuss them with a loved one, around the dinner table, over Shabbat lunch, or out for a walk enjoying the changing leaves.

Continued on page 2 Rabbi Barolsky, From Our From Our continued from page 1 President Cantor Week one : What does the world need This year, the month from me? of September coin - Wishing you a cides with the Hebrew Shana Tova Week two : How can I be a better month of Elul, during spouse/parent/child/friend/colleague/fill which we prepare u’Metukah – in your position in the coming year? ourselves for the com - a Happy and ing High Holy Days. As the days become Sweet New Year Week three : How can I adjust my noticeably shorter and colder, we get actions to be more in sync with my ready for the soul-searching that is part As we approach the High Holy Day sea - ideals, ethics, goals for myself? of the Days of Awe. son this year, I wish our Senior Rabbi Marc Berkson a meaningful and restful Week four : What am I going to do bet - Our congregation provides a number of Sabbatical. We are blessed to welcome ter in the coming year? How? opportunities to get into the spirit of this Rabbi Jessica Barolsky back to our congre - season. Selihot is a traditional late-night gation as our Sabbatical Rabbi and we are I would love to hear your thoughts, study and prayer session, on Saturday, excited to engage in many opportunities answers, and further questions. September 21 this year. If you find the for learning with our new Director of idea of teshuvah, returning to one’s true Lifelong Learning, Susan Cosden. As we reflect our way through Elul, and self, challenging, perhaps you can find end both Elul and September with Rosh inspiration from none other than Darth Please join us throughout the month of Hashanah, my family and I wish you and Vader, as themes from the film Return of September for Elul Journeys, a series of yours a happy, sweet, healthy new year. the Jedi are examined. Dessert reception four weekly education sessions, to help L’shanah tovah! and changing of the Torah mantles are us prepare for the High Holy Days. More an added bonus. information can be found on page 5. Rabbi Jessica Barolsky [email protected] Debra and I wish you a wonderful Rosh New this year are weekly study sessions, Hashanah and Yom Kippur and look forward led by our Rabbi, Cantor, and Director of to greeting you over the High Holy Days! Lifelong Learning, to explore the themes SAVE THE DATES of Elul, and lay the groundwork for the L’Shalom, Plan to Attend coming holidays. You will find more Cantor David Barash information about this exciting new opportunity on page 5 in this issue of Congregational Ha-Kol. BYO Dinner You will also see that we are now offer - In The Sukkah ing hands-on learning experiences for Sunday, October 13 younger school-age children on Rosh Shana Tova u’ Metuka 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Hashanah and Yom Kippur mornings. Be sure to register children early so that we A Good & Sweet Catered Festival Lunch have appropriate staffing. And teen vol - unteers will be greatly appreciated! New Year In The Sukkah Monday, October 14 Thanks to Women of Emanu-El, we also Following Sukkot Morning Service have Shana Tova cards to remind us from the that we travel through the Days of Officers, Trustees Congregational Dinner Repentance together, as a community. But we have honey, also sold by WE, to and Staff Atzeret-Simhat Torah dip our apples in and remember the Sunday, October 20 sweetness of the New Year. 5:45 - 7:00 pm

Finally, be sure to note that Erev Rosh Hashanah and Kol Nidre services will be Catered Festival Lunch starting a little earlier this year, at 7:30 pm. In The Sukkah Monday, October 21 L’shana tova! Following Atzeret-Simhat Torah Michael Levin Morning Service www.ceebj.org 2 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook

High Holy Day and September Worship Schedule Fall Festival Schedule Taxi service available for anyone needing transportation on September 6 and all High 5780 Holy Day services. Childcare will also be available at all High Holy Day Services. To reserve a place, please call the synagogue office at 414-228-7545. Sunday, September 29 Rosh Hashanah Evening Service 7:30 pm season of forgiveness with the Selihot NOTE NEW TIME service itself and changing of the Torah Monday, September 30 mantles to their High Holy Day whites. Rosh Hashanah Morning Service 9:30 am Our study will use the movie Return of NEW! Children’s High Holy Day the Jedi as a springboard for conversa - Experience 9:30 am Friday, September 6 tion about the themes of the season. Rosh Hashanah Family Service 2:00 pm Shabbat Eve Service 7:00 pm A congregational reception follows. “Shabbat Under the Stars” Friday, September 27 Tashlich 4:00 pm, Kletzsch Park Birthday blessings for all those celebrat - Shabbat Eve Service 7:30 pm ing birthdays in July, August and Childcare will be provided Tuesday, October 1 September. A Shabbat BYO picnic din - Rosh Hashanah Morning Service 9:30 am ner will precede the service at 6:00 pm. Saturday, September 28 Friday, October 4 Bring your own Shabbat picnic dinner – Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Shabbat Shuvah Service/ we will supply hallah, wine, juice, bever - Torah Portion: Nitzavim, Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm ages, and dessert. Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20 Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 61:10-63:9 Saturday, October 5 Shabbat Morning Study Minyan Saturday, September 7 Sunday, September 29 Shabbat Shuvah 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Service 10:30 am Rosh Hashanah Eve Service 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 8 Izabella Beatrice Papermaster will be NOTE NEW TIME! Kol Nidre 7:30 pm called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah NOTE NEW TIME Torah Portion: Shofetim, Monday, September 30 Wednesday, October 9 Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9 Rosh Hashanah Morning Service 9:30 am Yom Kippur Morning Service 9:30 am Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 51:12-52:12 Torah Reading: Genesis 21:1-21 NEW! Children’s High Holy Day Prophetic Reading: I Samuel 1:1-2:10 Experience 9:30 am Friday, September 13 Children’s High Holy Day Experience Yom Kippur Study Sessions 12:30-2:30 pm Shabbat Eve Service 7:30 pm 9:30 am Yom Kippur Family Service 1:30 pm Childcare will be provided Rosh Hashanah Family Service 2:00 pm Afternoon and Yizkor Services 3:00 pm A congregational reception follows at Ne’ilah 5:15 pm Saturday, September 14 approximately 3:00 pm. Havdalah and a light break-the-fast Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Tashlich 4:00 pm, Kletzsch Park will follow the services. Torah Portion: Kee Tetze, Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19 Tuesday, October 1 Sunday, October 13 Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 54:1-10 Rosh Hashanah Morning Service 9:30 am Sukkot Eve Service 7:00 pm Torah Portion: Genesis 22:1-19 Birthday blessings for all those celebrat - Friday, September 20 Prophetic Reading: Jeremiah 31:2-20 ing birthdays in the month of October Kabbalat Shabbat Service/ A bring-your-own dinner will precede Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm Friday, October 4 the service at 6:00 pm in the Sukkah. Shabbat Shuvah Service/ Monday, October 14 Saturday, September 21 Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm Sukkot Morning Service 10:30 am Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Followed by a catered festival lunch in Shabbat Morning Service 10:30 am Saturday, October 5 the Sukkah. Hayden Skyler Baum will be called to the Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 am Torah as a Bar Mitzvah Torah Portion: Vayelekh, Sunday, October 20 Torah Portion: Kee Tavo, Deuteronomy 31:1-30 Atzeret-Simhat Torah Eve Service 7:00 pm Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8 Prophetic Reading: Hosea 14:2-10; New Student Consecration Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 60:1-22 Micah 7:18-20; Joel 2:15-27 A catered congegational dinner Selihot will precede the service at 5:45 pm. Study/Program 7:30 pm * * * Monday, October 21 Dessert Reception 10:30 pm Atzeret – Simhat Torah Morning Service Service 11:00 pm Our thanks to Sherry Malmon with Yizkor 10:30 am Join us to study and learn from one for offering the D'var Torah while Followed by a catered festival lunch another, stay for the dessert reception, Rabbi Barolsky was on vacation. in the Sukkah. then participate in the opening of our www.ceebj.org 3 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Children’s High Holy Day Experience for Weekly Women’s Torah Director of four-year-old kindergarten through third Lifelong graders while parents and older siblings Study, Tuesdays through Learning attend the morning service. Our morn - September 24, ing will be full of activities to explore 10:00 – 11:30 am various themes of Rosh Hashanah. We Let us bless the $10 per session source of life that will visit the sanctuary to hear the shofar swells the tree’s fruit blown. Children must be registered by September 18. Join us Tuesday mornings for coffee, with sweetness. nosh and in-depth discussion of Torah May the year be For those of you in search of a few more from women’s perspectives. sweet as apples dipped in honey seeds (perhaps as plentiful as the pome - and full as the ripe pomegranate granate) of wisdom to help you prepare Dr. Sherry Blumberg, with blessings. for the High Holy Days, here are some contributor to, The Torah: -Marcia Falk, The Days Between of my favorite books I reread at this time A Woman’s Commentary, of the year: will lead us through this Like the apple, the month of September • This Grateful Heart: Psalms and text and the poetry, is swelling with activities for the begin - Prayers for a New Day by Alden Solovy. feminist readings and ning of the year of learning as well as • This is Real and You Are Completely traditional commentary the beginning of the Jewish year. Some Dr. Sherry Unprepared by Alan Lew it holds. This course is of these programs are annual programs Blumberg • 60 Days: A Spiritual Guide to the High perfect for anyone who and some of these are new. Holidays by Simon Jacobson identifies as female, whether new to • NEW: On September 3 we will begin • The Days Between: Blessings, Poems, Torah study or a more experienced the first of our four sessions of Elul and Directions of the Heart for the scholar. Journeys, lifelong learning opportunities Jewish High Holiday Season by Marcia to prepare for the High Holy Days. Register at ceebj.org or contact the Falk • NEW: On September 5 our Jewish synagogue office at (414) 228-7545. • Days of Awe: A Treasury of Jewish Bio-Ethics Class for eleventh and twelfth Wisdom for Reflection, Repentance, graders begins. and Renewal on the High Holy Days • September 8 will be the CEEBJ picnic by S. Y. Agnon and NEW this year 11:30 – 1:00 families Jewish Bio-Ethics Course have the opportunity to meet the reli - May your studies be as sweet as honey. Begins Thursday, gious school teachers and myself. May this year be a good and meaningful • September 15 is our first day of reli - year for us all. I am so excited to wel - September 5 gious school and I ask that all parents come in this school year and 5780 with Through Marian University plan to join us for the entire morning all of you. and then stay for our annual luncheon. The class will be taught to eleventh and This year lunch will be pizza. Susan Cosden, RJE twelfth graders by Marian Professor, Dr. • NEW: September 30 we will offer [email protected] David J. Leichter, here at CEEBJ on Thursday evenings, 7:00 – 8:30 pm. Students who complete the coursework with a passing grade will receive three Opening Day of Religious School hours of transferable college credit. The Sunday, September 15 course will begin on Thursday, September 5 and continues through December 19. Parents are requested to join us for the entire morning. Please contact Susan Cosden at [email protected] . You can register 8:30 - 8:55 am: Please join us for schmoozing and to grab a good seat. online at ceebj.org , or call the synagogue 9:00 am: We will begin promptly with an opening assembly in the sanctuary. office. Parents, please make sure your cellphones are charged so you can get that first day of religious school picture to post on social media. Following the assembly, parents will have an opportunity to hear from Susan No Religious School Cosden, our new Director of Lifelong Learning, and our youth will go meet their Sunday, September 29 teachers and classmates. Then we will switch and parents will have an opportunity to meet their children’s teachers and our youth will meet with Susan Cosden. Please note, there is no religious school on Sunday, September 29 due to Rosh We will conclude our first day of religious school gathering together for tefilla (ser - Hashanah beginning that evening. We vices). look forward to welcoming in the New 11:30 am: We encourage all of our families to join us for a pizza luncheon to cele - Year with everyone Sunday night, brate the first day of school. Monday, and Tuesday. www.ceebj.org 4 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Elul Journeys: Exploring the High Holy Days Children’s High Holy Days Experience On Sunday, September 1, we Jews enter the month of Elul, the last month of 5779. For many Jews, Elul is a time to prepare for the High Holy Days. Some Monday, September 30 begin this preparation by planning their recipes and shopping lists. Others and Wednesday, October 9 begin this preparation by beginning to apologize to those friends and family whom they may have offended during this past year. This year, through Children ages 4 through 3rd grade are invited Lifelong Learning, we are offering a four part course to inspire you in your and encouraged to join us for a hands-on, preparations for the High Holy Days. You may choose to take the entire High Holy Day Experience of the senses while course or specific sessions. their parents and older siblings attend the All classes will take place 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm. morning service. Babysitting will take place for children ages 18 months through 4 years old. Cost: $18 for the full course (4 sessions) or $6 for each session. (Parents of four year olds should determine whether babysitting or our High Holy Days September 3 – Eating Our Wishes: Symbolic Food of the High Holy Days Experience will be the better choice for their Led by Rabbi Barolsky and Director of Lifelong Learning, Susan Cosden, RJE. four year old.) On Rosh Hashanah, we will This evening will include sampling specific foods, learning their connection take part in a Rosh Hashanah Seder. We will with the Holy Days, and will include a few recipes. have the opportunity to taste a variety of foods September 11 – Moods and Modes of the High Holy Days for the New Year going way beyond apples Led by Cantor Barash and Susan Cosden. and honey. In addition, we will get to visit the This evening will be an exploration of the music and liturgy of the High Holy sanctuary during the service to hear the shofar Days. Please note, this is the one class on a Wednesday. blasts. We will be running the Amazing Race for Yom Kippur. Children will be working September 17 - Meditation and Journaling together to accomplish specific tasks related to Led by Rabbi Barolsky, Susan Cosden, and special guest teacher the traditional themes of the holiday. Lisa Gorelick, RN. This evening will begin with an exploration of short breathing techniques Please note, both days will be hands-on and and meditation to help us destress and prepare us for the second part of the children may get messy. Please dress them evening when we will reflect and journal. accordingly or provide a smock. Please note, for this session in consideration of participants with allergies and respiratory concerns, please refrain from the use of perfumed products. As we must have enough staffing and supplies for each morning, children must be regis - September 24 – Coloring, Kavanah, and Conversation tered by September 18 . Teen volunteers are Led by Rabbi Barolsky and Susan Cosden. desired on both mornings. If your teen is inter - This evening is being offered to help us relieve our stress for the New Year. ested, please have them contact Susan Everyone will have the opportunity to set their kavanah for the night, literally Cosden, Director of Lifelong Learning, at “intention” or “sincere feeling, direction of the heart.” We will provide markers, [email protected] or they may call or text colored pencils, Jewish coloring sheets, construction paper, wine, and snacks. at (973) 917-9294.

Eighth Celebration of Jewish Learning, Culture, & Community Limmud Chicago + Midwest n November 15-17, 2019 At the JCC Perlstein Retreat Center in Lake Delton, Wisconsin A transformational Jewish learning platform, connecting Jews of all backgrounds and ages, giving them the opportunity to learn from one another and celebrate Jewish community.

The Retreat Includes: Registration • The full weekend of amazing, diverse NOW OPEN Jewish learning opportunities! Regular: • Family programming & Camp Limmud August 15 - September 15 for kids 12 and under. Last-Minute: • Evening celebrations & social activities. September 16 - October 15 • CRC-Supervised kosher meals and a warm Shabbat atmosphere. Sunday registration available through • Weekend Accommodations at Learn more at the beautiful JCC Perlstein Retreat Center November 14 limmudchi.org www.ceebj.org 5 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook We Need Our College coming year. If there is anyone interest - Women of ed in joining me regarding the planning Kids’ Current Addresses Emanu-El of this event, please contact me. For Them to From Our Being aware of our CEEBJ community Receive Their High Holy takes place on many levels. The Women Day Packages… President of Emanu-El (WE) have a yearly fundrais - er that sends out a Shana Tova Card to Everyone's path to all congregants. The card embodies Erev Rosh Hashanah happiness is different. is Sunday, September 29. Jewish values including dignity, social Based on the latest justice, tikun, caring for other congre - research gathered from “Action for As your children go off to college, they gants and kindness. Please support the Happiness” there are 10 Keys to Happier WE Shana Tova fundraiser. The money will receive High Holy Day packages Living that consistently tend to make life ONLY if we have their college addresses! we raise will go towards upgrading the happier and more phone system at fulfilling. Together As soon as you have this information, CEEBJ. Thus far we they spell "GREAT have given $3000 please email Toni in the Clergy office at DREAM." [email protected] g or call her at dollars raised last (414) 228-7545 with your child(ren)’s year towards this This month I will cause and plan on name, name and address of college, cell discuss “Awareness.” phone number, and email address so we raising the other can stay in touch and send them a little $4000 to support Ever felt there must this important com - bit of home from the Beth Wynn be more to life? Well College Outreach Fund. munication at good news, there is! CEEBJ. Use the sign- And it's right here in Even if your child received a package up form on page 7 front of us. We just in Ha-Kol with the last year, we need to update their need to stop and take notice. Learning information so they will receive a last date for signing up to be Friday, to be more mindful and aware can do September 13. package. wonders for our well-being in all areas of life - like our walk to work, the way The WE Honey sale is all the buzz! See Have your child visit and like us on we eat or our relationships. It helps us Facebook! the sign-up form on page 7 in the Ha- get in tune with our feelings and stops Kol, sign-up through ceebj.org or call me us dwelling on the past or worrying and I can take your information. The last about the future - so we get more out of day for orders is Friday, September 13. SAVE THE DATE the day-to-day. The key to taking notice FALL PROGRAM is 'mindfulness'. Mindfulness is often WE will be hosting a Women’s mem - defined as "the state of being attentive bership brunch on Sunday, September, Simhat Torah, Sweetness to and aware of what is taking place in 15 at the home of Sara Cherny. Please and Social Action the present." plan on attending this kick off event. Look for further information in your Sunday, October 20, 2019 Mindfulness exercises, improved email regarding this event. 9:30 - 11:30 am moods, increased exercise tolerance, decreased BP and promotes health. We are excited for the upcoming events There are books that teach mindfulness this fall. I wish that you all can join us, and programs. Prominent Psychiatrist, and get to know us. We are business Dr. Glenn Treisman from the University women, employees, employers, doc - CEEBJ Social Media of Johns Hopkins Medical Center tors, lawyers and many other things that believes that mindfulness is equal to when summed us make us a great Be involved in CEEBJ’s growing presence many techniques like hypnosis and organization to be involved with. in cyberspace. Visit us at ceebj.org to transcendental meditation. I am think - see see what’s going on. Manage your ing of offering a program for WE in the Ruth Treisman own account: reserve and pay for events, adjust contact information, and more, and please “LIKE” us on Facebook. Social media is important for both WE Event Information CEEBJ’s exposure throughout the Milwaukee Jewish community as well as For more details on any WE event, go online at ceebj.org under for developing the involvement of our “Get Involved”or please contact Sara Cherny own membership family. at (414) 217-9691. www.ceebj.org 6 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Judaica Shoppe WE Membership: Volunteers Needed for Around the Corner Basic $45 Special Needs Adult Starting with the first day Sustaining $90 Haverim Luncheon of Religious School, Benefactor $135 Thursday, October 17 September 15, the hours are: WRJ Dues of $18/ Sundays: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, at 11:00 am Yes Fund of $5/ and Wednesdays: 3:30 - 5:00 pm $2 to the Midwest District/ Women of Emanu-El and CEEBJ are $1 to the Camp fund- sponsoring the annual Sukkot luncheon all are included in the above for the Special Needs Adult Haverim on membership. Thursday, October 17 at 11:00 am. To volunteer, please call Ruth Treisman at Please find the Women of Emanu-El (414) 405-9006. membership form in your email, or by Mah Jongg & Munchies calling the office, or contact Ruth Treisman at [email protected] for Tuesday, September 10 further information. 10:00 am Bayside Gift Card Fundraiser How can I pay my Purchase gift cards to Bayside WE Meetings Annual Sisterhood dues? Garden Center from WE! First Thursday of each month 15% of your purchase will at 7:00 pm. Please join us! 1. CHECK: made payable to “CEEBJ” come right back to WE! (mail to: CEEBJ, 2020 W. Brown Deer Place an order online at ceebj.org Our next meeting is Road, River Hills, WI 53217) Thursday, September 5 or pick up an order form in the 2. Online at ceebj.org front foyer on the events table.

Get Ready for Rosh Hashanah Get Ready for Rosh Hashanah ~ Shana Tova Card Have a Sweett Year ~ The Women of Emanu-El (WE) and the Brotherhood are pleased to bring this unique opportunity to send a New Year’s greeting to all members of our congregation. By adding your name to the card, you are supporting “WE” the programs offered by WE. The deadline is Friday, September 13 Honey Sale for inclusion in the card. Please order online at ceebj.org 12 oz Honey Bear ___ x $9.00 ______or mail your check made out to “CEEBJ” 16 oz Clover Honey ___ x $9.50 ______TO: Shana Tova Card, Attention: Jean Lauterbach, CEEBJ, 2020 W. Brown Deer Road, River Hills, WI 53217 16 oz Orange Blossom Honey ___ x $9.50 ______16 oz Wild Flower Honey ___ x $9.50 ______Name of Sender(s) as you would like it to appear on card. 28 character limit: Total ______NAME ______c $90 PATRON c $180 ART ADVOCATE c $500 BENEFACTOR ADDRESS ______

EMAIL ______PH ______CITY / STATE / ZIP Honey orders due Friday, September 13. Please order online at ceebj.org or mail order and payment to ______PHONE Ruth Treisman, 2701 East Beverly Rd., Shorewood, WI 53211

Checks made out to “CEEBJ” ______Questions, call Ruth at (414) 405-9006 EMAIL www.ceebj.org 7 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook tinues to make significant contributions while Rabbi Marc Berkson is on sabbati - Brotherhood here at CEEBJ. All the food and cash cal. Good luck to you both. donations collected were divided equal - ly between The Milwaukee Hunger Task As always, we look forward to seeing From Our Force and the Jewish Community Pantry. you at our monthly Brotherhood meet - President ing , usually held on the first Thursday of Brotherhood planned a Custard Social the month. Joining us for dinner is Brotherhood held our Oneg , which was held on Friday, August optional at 6:00 pm and the meeting 7th Annual Chinook's 23 following the 6:15 pm Service in starts at 6:30 pm. Remember, this meet - Family Outing on Surlow Hall. KOPP'S of Glendale provid - ing is open to all members of the Sunday, July 28. It was a ed the Frozen Custard Dessert. Brotherhood or any male congregant, wonderful event, with who is interested in learning more about many of our congregants coming out to The CEEBJ Softball Team played its final the Brotherhood. cheer on the team and also to watch game on Tuesday, August 6 at 6:00 pm at Cantor Barash sing the "Star Spangled Kletzch Park, Field #1. The softball team Temple Brotherhood wishes you and Banner" before the game started, and sing finished (7-9) overall. In the Divisional your families a sweet and healthy new again at the middle of the seventh inning. Round they finished (4-2) and they year. L'shanah tovah. came in Second Place in their Division. Brotherhood held our 10th Annual Dan Wilkinson Thank you to all of you who played on [email protected] Public Family Sports Night on the Team and to everyone who came to Wednesday, August 14, featuring the games to support them. keynote speaker Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Temple Brotherhood's Major League Baseball Commissioner The 5780/2020 Temple Directory is now 4th Annual Emeritus. Doors opened at 6:30 pm and underway. If you have moved, dropped the program started at 7:00 pm. As I your land line phone service, changed NBA Family Sports Night write this article, in excess of $1,000 dol - your email address, or want to revise any Portland lars has already been collected in of your contact information currently on Trailblazers Corporate Sponsorships and 150 RSVPs file with the Temple, now is the time to vs have been received for the evening's let CEEBJ know. The Directory is only as Milwaukee event. I want to thank Allen Lavine, who accurate as the info on file. Take time to Bucks worked very hard on this event. The call, email or stop by and update your magnificent biographical and historical records ... now. Thanks! Fiserv Forum display Allen put together and installed Thursday, November 21, 7:00 pm in the Cardo potrays Mr. Selig's role in Temple Brotherhood would like to wel - $30.00 (Discounted Ticket) MLB and the impact he had on the sport come Susan Cosden, the new Director - Limited tickets - here in the City of Milwaukee, as well as of Lifelong Learning, to our family here at Order by Friday, October 25 across the Nation. Mr. Selig made larger CEEBJ. We also wish to welcome back online at ceebj.org than life contributions to MLB and con - Rabbi Jessica Barolsky, as Sabbatical Rabbi, or call CEEBJ at (414) 228-7545 A Homerun Event The Brotherhood’s Seventh Annual Lakeshore Chinooks baseball game was a smashing suc - cess! Fifty-eight CEEBJ-ers and their guests were treated to a fun time at the classy Kapco ballpark. Even though many of us weren’t familiar with the players, we cheered “our” team on as they beat the Madison Mallards in a slugfest 7-5. But the loudest applause was reserved for our own Cantor David Barash who entertained the sellout crowd with renditions of the “Star Spangled Banner” and during the seventh inning stretch, “God Bless America” and “Take Me Out To the Ballgame.” The words “a spec - tacular performance” rang throughout the sta - dium. Consider joining us next year for this great night of entertainment!

Allen Lavine www.ceebj.org 8 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Brotherhood

A “Selig Experience, ” continued from assisted. Stay tuned, the 2020 event is just panies about assisting in underwriting page 1 around the corner. Hope that you’ll be able this public sports night event as a way of to join us at next year’s sports “experience”!! increasing donations for the food banks. Thanks to the event committee members: The commitment made by the follow - Dan Wilkinson, Mark Holland, Seth Broidy, As a footnote: In 2016, Temple ing 25 individuals or companies who Allen Lavine and all the volunteers who Brotherhood began approaching com - responded (3 times last year’s number) is definitely appreciated: Burghardt Sporting Goods, Community Bark Dog Wash & Groom (Bayside), Costco (Grafton), John Gehring (Portraits Plus), Gilles Frozen Custard, Robert Jacobs, Kat & Mouse Design, Lakeshore Chinooks (Kapco), Allen & Ellen Lavine, Meijer (Grafton), Metro Market (Mequon), Milwaukee Admirals, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, Mitchell & Cheryl Moser, Mitchell & Nancy Sandler, Pick ‘n Save (Grafton), Olivier Reiher & Malika Siker, Sam’s Club (124t St.), Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park (Greenfield), Gary Smith & Pamela Duvall, Dan Sinykin (Denali Home), Temple Brotherhood, John & Fredlyn Viel (Mr. Landscape), Women of Emanu-El, Bud Selig tribute presentation located in the cardo and Anonymous.

Hayden Skyler Baum , Michelle Margolies, All in the Family who will be called to the daughter of Jon Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on and Margie Congratulations to... September 21, at 10:30 Margolie s, and Izabella Papermaster, am. He is the son of Emily Jesse Illian, son of who will be called to and Barry Baum, brother Jean Lauterbach , the Torah as a Bat of Noah Baum, grandson for leading OSRUI’s Mitzvah on September of Arlene and Mark Tour La’agam this 7, at 10:30 am. She is Bernstein and Andrea Levitt Baum, Bruce summer, a teen bike the daughter of David Baum and Irene Cole. Hayden is in the 7th trip around Lake Michigan. and Janna Papermaster grade at University School of Milwaukee. Our member Betty Weitzen on the birth and sister to Sam (25), His school involvement includes playing of her great- grandson, Ryan Spencer Jesse (22), and Ari (19) Papermaster. She basketball, and he made the 2018-2019 Fishbach, born on Sunday, July 28. Ryan is the granddaughter of Rona Malofsky honor roll. Hayden plays soccer for North weighed 6 pounds, 17 ounces and was of Madison and of blessed memory, Shore United and is also a talented artist. 19 inches long. Ryan’s parents are Erica Harvey Malofsky, Maxine Papermaster, He also enjoys playing ping pong and ten - and Jeffrey Fishbach, who live in Fox and Meyer Papermaster. Her dog Honey nis, going to Bucks games and the theater, Point, and Nathan Fishbach is thrilled to would love to attend, but will be at and spending time with his family and be a big brother! Eugene and Marilee home. Her aunts, uncles and cousins will friends. For Hayden’s mitzvah project, he Bass are Ryan’s other great-grandparents be present. Every summer Izabella’s has spent time helping those in need at the and his grandparents are Donald and loves to go to Camp Interlaken JCC and JCC pantry. Additionally, he is having his Caren Bass and Sue Fishbach. spend time with friends. For her mitzvah Bar Mitzvah in honor of Jakov Berkovich, who was born in 1935 in Bronka, project, she is donating infant items to * * * * * * * * * * the Herma Heart center at Children’s Czechoslovakia and died at the age of nine Hospital. She will also be volunteering at in 1944. Jacov perished in Auschwitz- We welcome these members to our GiGis playhouse, spending time with Berkenau eight months before the concen - congregational family: Dale and Linda children with Downs Syndrome. tration camp was liberated by the Soviet Chudnow and their children, Anna, Army in January, 1945. Mollie and Alyssa www.ceebj.org 9 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Knitting Circle Social Action Ozrim Committee Requesting Volunteers: We have closed the summer months with another visit to Feeding America on August 13. Beans, carrots and tomatoes have been harvested from the garden and donated to the Jewish Community Pantry. Thank you to Linda Bader, Leila The Ozrim Committee visits members of Emir, Sherry Malmon and Gary Kavalar our congregation who are unable to for joining me at Feeding America on attend services or other temple functions. It’s hard to believe that summer is almost August 13 to help sort 15,000 lbs of Twice a year we visit with a plant or gift over and children will be returning to frozen meat products. and the opportunity for connection and school. That being said, they will need conversation. The High Holy Days begin warm hats, scarves, and mittens for the Plans are now underway for the High on Sunday, September 29 . cold months of winter. I hope that the Holy Days Food Drive, September 29- Knitting Circle did a lot of knitting during October 13. We are collecting non-per - We are requesting volunteers who are our summer break. In addition we can ishable food items such as canned soup, willing to participate from the end of always use comfort shawls and chemo peanut butter, canned vegetables, August into early September. caps. canned fruit, brown rice, beans, protein Our next meeting is on Wednesday, such as tuna and chicken, and sugar free We have an active cadre of volunteers but September 11 at 10:00 am in the Soref cereal. can always use more as the number of Lounge. Please bring your completed folks whom we visit continues to items to the meeting. If you’re unable to We are also working on projects related increase. If this interests you, please notify attend, you can bring items to the syna - to immigration and refugee issues. To either the synagogue office or Carol gogue office at your convenience. stay informed regarding Jewish commu - Fishman at (414) 961-0468 or email nity immigration activities, join MKE Jews [email protected] . Sometimes circumstances change and Love the Stranger facebook page. our lives get complicated so if you are not able to knit, please let me know and Stay tuned for an educational program I will not pester you with meeting regarding gun violence, and we are Ordering notices. working to develop a closer relationship with Milwaukee Hillel. More to come. Your Own I can be reached at (414) 462-5367 or by Lulav & email at [email protected] . Sandwich making continues on Sunday, September 8 at the congregational Etrog Set Thanks for your continued support. I picnic and Wednesday, September 11 at hope everyone had a good summer. is Easy! 9:30 am. See you soon. Choices include : Brenda Safer We will be preparing a meal for Meta House on September 23 at 9:30 am. All Student set ($50) are welcome to assist. Standard set ($55) Sol Dorf Tzedakah Box Our next Social Action meeting is Sunday, Deluxe set ($80) October 6, 9:45 am at the synagogue. Please order online at ceebj.org Tzedakah is being collected for RAICES Please let me know if you wish to join us. or call the synagogue office at (414) 228-7545. Refugee and Immigrant Center for Reenie Kavalar Education and Legal Services. [email protected] Orders must be received by (414) 659-9662 Wednesday, October 2. This is a non-profit that promotes justice by providing free and low-cost legal services to underserved immigrant chil - PLAN TO PARTICIPATE dren, families and refugees. The organi - zation, founded in 1986, is located in CEEBJ Blood Drive Texas and is a frontline organization in Sunday, October 27, 2019 the debate about immigration and 9:30 am - 1:30 pm immigrants in the world. In 2017 RAICES closed 51,000 cases at no cost to the Surlow Hall clients. More information can be found High Holy Days Food Drive at raicestexas.org . 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Book of Remembrance 5780/2019 c Please repeat my listing from last year OR - List names to be remembered Memorialize your loved ones in the congregation’s Book of Remembrance to make in the order they should appear your Yom Kippur Yizkor service even more meaningful for you and your family. All (Please type or print clearly and names that are on memorial plaques will be included in the Book of Remembrance. remember a couple counts as 2 names). Sample: INDIVIDUAL LISTINGS HALF OR FULL PAGES Feel free to attach a page. In Memory of: In Memory of: In Memory of: ______Jacob Stein Mr. & Mrs. Al Cohen * Sara Cambridge Remembered by: Remembered by: Lottie Munch ______The First Family Helen Hobbs Max and Jen Eagle ———— ———— Louise Broker ______In Memory of: In Memory of: Allan Linin ______Nathan Lane Bob Kelly Sherman N. Barr Kathy Lane Ada Brooks Daniel B. Barr ______Remembered by: Sam Brooks Remembered by: Joe and Jane Oak Remembered by: Esther Berg ______Rose and Ben Brooks The Linin Family *Counts as 2 names ______To reserve and pay for your space, go to ceebj.org , and look for the “Book of Remembrance” under the “Give” menu. ______Or, complete this form and mail to the address below. ______Orders Cannot be Accepted After Friday, September 6 ______c 1 Name - $18 c 6-8 Names - $90 ______c 2 Names - $36 c Quarter Page (up to 12 names) - $120 c 3 Names - $54 c Half Page (up to 15 names) - $180 ______c 4-5 Names - $72 c Full Page (up to 30) - $270 ______Name______PH ______Remembered By:______Address______City/State/Zip______Enclosed is my check for $ ______Or / c Charge the credit card on my account ______Please send this form with check to: Congregation Emanu-El B’ne Jeshurun, 2020 W. Brown Deer Road, River Hills, WI 53217-2000 www.ceebj.org 11 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook IN MEMORY OF DONOR Sylvia Kaufman…………………………Phyllis Dorf, Albert & Joyce Solochek Tributes Abraham Yitzhak ben Moshe ve Malka (Abraham Maller)……………… ………………………………………………………………Marina J Maller BIMAH FLOWER & BASKET FUNDS IN JULY IN HONOR OF DONOR Harry Pump………………………………………………………Edie Pump Our 41st Wedding Anniversary…………Herzl Spiro and Barbara Kohl-Spiro ADULT EDUCATION FUND Our 10th Wedding Anniversary………………Michael and Saralee Taibleson IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR Sylvia Kaufman…………………………………………………Susan Friebert Shelly Dorf, husband, father, and grandpa………………………Phyllis Dorf My brother, Richard Karon…………………………………………Jim Karon ALTSCHULER MUSIC FUND My sister, Elda Mae Bauers, my mother-in-law, Anita Goldstein Lewis, and my IN HONOR OF DONOR father, Ernest Frederick (EF) Wilkinson………………………Dan Wilkinson Michael and Saralee Taibleson…………………Norman and Sherry Malmon THANK YOU FOR HOSTING ONGEI SHABBAT IN JULY BERNICE GRATCH CHILDREN'S LIBRARY FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR Our Congregation……………The Marvin and Dorothy Kohner Oneg Fund Rachel & Shai Macagon's new grandchild…………Nancy & Mitch Sandler IN MEMORY OF DONOR RABBI MARC BERKSON DISCRETIONARY FUND Elda Mae Bauers…………………………………Percy and Sandra Ruesink IN HONOR OF DONOR Sylvia Kaufman…………………………………………Gary & Marley Stein Robert Alexander "Bo" Brickman…………Michael and Samantha Brickman Benjamin Levin…………………………………………Jerry and Harriet Dorf EDUCATION & SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN HONOR OF DONOR Elda Mae Bauers……Daniel Wilkinson, The Zuckerman Family, Nadine, Alex, Wishing a speedy recovery to Sheila Rudberg……………Julian and Susan Dobran Bonita, Paul, Rebecca, Michaela, Pamela, Nancy, Jillian, Jake, Julie and Gary Sylvia Kaufman…………………Aaron and Karen Goodstein, Muriel Lappin ENDOWMENT FUND Marsha May Sternberg………………………………………James Sternberg IN MEMORY OF DONOR Sylvia Kaufman………………………………………………Stan & Sue Dorf CANTOR DAVID BARASH DISCRETIONARY FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR Tributes continued on page 13 Cantor Barash………………………………………Cheryl & Mark Brickman September 10 September 20 Sherry Miller September 7 Birthdays Hal Karas Kat Grinker Rebecca Silber Irv & Byrda Raffe Mike Grinker September 1 September 8 September 11 Gary Kerns September 30 Anne Dayer Mark & Cheryl Brickman Jodi Lurie Florence Minkoff Fred Croen Eli & Linda Frank September 2 Kurt Raffensperger Laurie Plotkin Rachel Macagon Adam Burns Steve Weber September 9 Sandy Ruesink September 12 September 21 Gene & Sheryl Kelber Keith Lindenbaum Judy Segall Guten September 3 John Viel Joyce Solochek Anniversaries September 12 Susan Conen September 1 Stan & Melissa Abramovich Mardee Gruen September 13 September 22 Sanford Cohen Eve Eiseman Moshe & Debra Katz September 14 September 4 Jon Dorf Aaron & Debbie Bernstein September 23 September 2 Naomi Arbit Cindy Rasansky September 19 Alyson Kaiser Marty & Rachael Badt Nina Raphael Michael & Barb Levin Gary & Reenie Kavalar Stephen Schaller September 14 Marcia Laskey Joel Berkowitz September 20 September 24 September 3 September 5 Deb Fendrich Stan & Dianne Sehler Sandy & Katharine Mallin Ron Levin Jimi Jo Friedman Allan Carneol Sheri Levin Nina Edelman September 4 September 21 September 6 Ned & Katrina Brickman Allan & Sue Carneol Jen Bergman September 15 September 25 Ryan & Mandi Lakric Ruben & Silvia Lewin Glenn Cummins Shannon Bernstein Herb Giller Andy & Kris Zukrow Mitch & Cathy Marks Dottie Rotter Karen Port Betsy Green September 24 Masha Veytsman Kathleen Schwade September 5 Brett & Amy Stone Herb Zien September 26 Jim Berman & Jayne September 16 Patty Fedderly Miller-Berman September 28 September 7 Dan Kohl Zach Semler Nat & Peggy Bernstein Steve & Ruth Denker Matthew Fleming Ruth Treisman Jim & Marie Seder September 27 Jeff & Lisa Gorelick Berri Forman Ben & Ellen Mandelman Nathan & Muriel Taffel Dan Sinykin September 17 Ellen Lavine Jim Berman Becca O'Connor David & Rebecca Silber September 8 Todd Goodman Gerry Schmidman Dan Sinykin & Jodi Habush Special Anniversaries Barb Levin Royal Taxman September 28 September 6 67 Years September 9 September 19 Gabi Buchnik Michael & Barbara Appel Irv & Byrda Raffe Donna Cole Bob Brazner Greg Marcus Russ & Merzy Eisenberg 61 Years Kim Lever Dana Emold Robert LeBell & Robin Nathan & Muriel Taffel Ben Mandelman Ann Klein September 29 Dorman 60 Years Nancy Sandler John Lamberton Diane Borkon Ben & Sarah Suesskind Michael & Barbara Appel David Scribner Beth Kushner Russ & Merzy Eisenberg www.ceebj.org 12 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Tributes , continued from page 12 Sylvia Kaufman………Fran Franklin, Morton and Judith Grodsky, Judy Guten, Mordecai Lee, Max & Cindy Rasansky, Barbara & Boyd Perlson, Barbara Sable, FEFFERMAN CAMP FUND Sue & Bud Selig IN MEMORY OF DONOR Gertrude Palakow……………………………………………Peggy Bernstein Elda Mae Bauers……Carol Fishman, Linda & Eli Frank, Betsy & Michael Green, Harry Pump………………………………………………Rozanne Koshakow Rich & Andrea Konz, Chuck & Judy Lerner, Jerry & Bonnie Plotkin, Edie Pump Joni Oxman…………………………………………………Audrey Laufman Sheri Simoncelli…………………………………………Rozanne Koshakow FOOD BANK FUND HERSH SPECIAL ACTIVITIES FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR Cy Koltin………………………………………………………Farro & Lillian Sims Jerry Fine………………………………………………Sandra Hersh & Family Rusty Shackman……………………………………Joseph & Margaret Neuworth IN MEMORY OF DONOR MARVIN & DOROTHY KOHNER ONEG FUND Muriel Becker…………………………………………………………Ruth Braun IN MEMORY OF DONOR Muriel Berman……………………………………………Mitch & Nancy Sandler Sylvia Kaufman……………………………………………………Sara Gimbel Jeanne Meyer Hindin…………………………………William Hindin, Ann Meyer Sylvia Kaufman………………………Roberta & Robert Bloch, Rich & Diane Kane, WEINBERG LIBRARY FUND IN HONOR OF DONOR Wendy & Bill Mayer, Brenda Safer, Judith and Marshall Weingarten Mr. & Mrs. Yale Freiman……………………………………Marcia & Gene Laskey Fred Mayer……………………………………………………………Ruth Braun Don Siegel…………………………Rosalie Rellin, Harold Galitzer and Rick Rellin Kate Meyer………………………………………………………William Hindin IN MEMORY OF DONOR Annette Miller…………………………………………………………Ann Miller Jerry Fine… ……………………………… Jason & Sara Cherny, Stan & Sue Dorf, FUND FOR A SECURE FUTURE Philip & Carole Himmelfarb, Bill & Kathy Heilbronner, Nikki & Ron Levin, IN HONOR OF DONOR Beatrice Lieberman, Julie Lieberman, Norm & Sherry Malmon, Alan and Cy Koltin………………………………Alan & Diana Turner, Jack & Barbara Turner Carol Pohl, Shery Reed, Rosalie Rellin Norm & Sherry Malmon……Allen & Ellen Lavine, Leila Silverberg & Bob Meldman Carol and Werner Richheimer's grandson's Bar Mitzvah…………………………… WISHING A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO ………………………………………………… Leila Silverberg & Bob Meldman IN HONOR OF DONOR Harold Rosen……………………………………Leila Silverberg & Bob Meldman Esther Lauwasser…………………………………Leila Silverberg & Bob Meldman Don Siegel……………………………Betty Luck, Leila Silverberg & Bob Meldman Sheila Rudberg…………………………Julian and Susan Dobran, Carol Fishman General contributions 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September 6 Josephine Braunfeld Milton M. Goodman Byron Boruszak Samuel S. Blankstein September 27 Raymond John Anton Robert Chortek Charles M. Gordon Oscar Brachman Helen Jane Bohm Jacob Bach Edith Berkoff Morris Dorf Arthur A. Grodsky Max Jacob Fox Max Cohen David K. Berkwich Berthold L. Berkwich Robert Friebert Fannie Hiken Minnie Freudenfeld David H. Eppstein I.H. Bernstein Adolph E. Bernard H. Gale Rabecca J. Hirsch Berthold Goetz Anna F. Erensky Harry Bragarnick Bodenheimer David W. Goodman Edith Albert Jacobson Minnie Goodman Marion Eskow Carrie Cohen James Jay Katz Goldstein Selmer M. Feld Esro Elkon In Memoriam Muriel B. Kerns Augusta Goodsitt Isadore Freedman Harry Ellis Jack Kestelman Henry T. Grossman David M. Glassner Ray Fein We acknowledge with sorrow the passing of: Samuel H. Laikin Charlotte R. Hammel William Grinker Evelyn A. Goldberg Joanne Oxman Leo Leschin Herbert Heilbronner Laura S. Gronik Celia Gratz Sister of Sherry Miller Gustav Leser Anne Levin Horwitz Ben Zion Hersch Kathryn Hart Aunt of Randy (Lisa) Miller Richard Adolph Levine Mathew Horwitz Daniel W. Howard Shirley Hoffman Wife of Howard Oxman Mother of Jennifer Walker and Marty Oxman Arlene S. Mann Louis Isaacson Ben David Kohne Julia Baum Housman Mother-in-law of Lauren Gertrude H. Mayer Max Karger Maurice Mordecai Selma Kann Grandmother of Marli, Max, and Breeanna Bernard Irving Miller Milton E. Kaufer Mazur Bella Kesselman Charles S. Nachmann Addie M. Kohn Paulina Neuwald Alvin LaPidus Muriel I. Berman Ella L. Pereles Rosa Laev Samuel Pasch Martha May Mother of Audrie Berman (Mark Mendelsohn), Mildred Perlson Fannie Le Vine Allen Phil Pearson Aaron Moohr Cynthia (Randy) Brown and Janet Berman-Brooks Grandmother of Sarah (Shimon) Birnbaum, Jason Herbert Ribner Edna B. Levy Rebecca Pubinsky Simon R. Peltin (fiancé Jamie Fishman) Brown, Emma Courtney, Samuel David Ruby Bertha Lewin Thomas S. Safer William Polland Alex Courtney, Spencer Brooks and Morgan Olga Schenker Meyer Luck Sarah Sandekoff Ethel G. Primakow Brooks Annette Shlim Paul Bruce Miller William Schapiro Emmy Sanders Great-grandmother of Davida Birnbaum Adela Stern Pearl Muskat Samuel B. Schuckit Sol C. Schapiro Sister of the late Charles Isaacson Leo Straus Samson Polacheck Karen Schumacher Margery R. Schulman Preceded in death by her husband, Earl Berman Isidore Weiss Fredericke Rindskopf Sayde Kohlburg Cyril H. Schulman Jerry Fine Eliese M. Weyenberg Theodore L. Rose Sherman Abraham Beryl Sigman Husband of Paula Fine Marajen N. Wynn Bernard I. Sherman Sidney M. Siesel Burnette Silbar Father of Alyson (Randy) Kaiser and Leslie (Peter) Harry N. Yampol Samuel Spero Phyllis Stahl-Berkowitz Louis Silberg Clifford Charlotte Zucker Gertrude Van Vlasselaer Charles S. 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Amen. www.ceebj.org 13 Follow CEEBJ on Facebook Tributes , continued from page 13 YAHRZEIT FUND IN MEMORY OF REMEMBERED BY KOACH Betja Balterova……………………………………………………Faina Balterova Thursday, Shelly Dorf……………………………………………………………Phyllis Dorf Moses Fishman…………………………………………………Florence Fishman September 12 Edith Gaines…………………………………………………………Irving Gaines Paul Gaines…………………………………………………………Irving Gaines Frederick Moyer Anna Gimbel…………………………………………………………Sara Gimbel Samuel Harris…………………………………………………………Floyd Harris Classical Pianist Maria Kosaly…………………………………………………………Susan Fono Allen Kulakow……………………………………………………Audrey Brooks Beth Israel Ner Tamid Samuel Larkey…………………………………………………Florence Fishman 6880 N Green Bay Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53209 Alexander Minash………………………………………Albert & Joyce Solochek Ethel Peltin……………………………………Barbara Peltin & Beth Peltin Csaszar Lunch &/or Program $8. Lunch is 12 noon. Program at 1 pm. 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Please join us for Study and Prayer Congregational Picnic in preparation for the High Holy Days Sunday, September 8, Saturday, September 21, 7:30 pm 11:30 am - 2:00 pm Recited on the Saturday evening at CEEBJ in the week preceding Rosh Hashanah, Join the CEEBJ community this is our introduction to the Days of Awe. for fun, food and games. Join us for our annual Selihot study and late night Bring family and guests. prayer service. As a community we come together A great time will be had by all! to prepare ourselves for the High Holy Day season by engaging intellectually and spiritually with the themes of the season. Join us at 7:30 pm to watch “Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi” and discuss whether Darth Vader repented and did teshuvah – even if you’re not a big Star Wars fan. Stay for the dessert reception at 10:30 pm followed by the formal opening of our season of forgiveness with the prayers of Selihot and changing of the Torah mantles at 11:00 pm. Be there rain or shine! This year we will picnic at CEEBJ. 7:30 pm Lunch is provided, bring a dessert to share. Study Program 10:30 pm For more information or to RSVP Dessert Reception please go to ceebj.org or call the synagogue office at (414) 228-7545. 11:00 pm Selihot Services