THE TEMPLE A Monthly Newsletter of The Templ e -Tifereth Israel Beachwood, Ohio August 2019 THE TEMPL E Tammu z/ Av 5779 TIFERET H ISRAEL
THE AUGUST ISSUE OF THE TEMPLE TIMES IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE SARA R. & W ILBERT J. L EVIN MEMORIAL FUND IN HONOR OF THE BIRTHDAY OF WILBERT J. L EVIN OF BLESSED MEMORY . Congregational tiPmicneics Join us on Saturday, August 24 Family Activities - 4:00 PM • Dinner - 5:00 PM • Rock My Havdalah Service - 6:00 PM Join our Temple family as we celebr ate summer! Games, art projects, bounce house, facepainting, great food, fun and much, much more! Dinner cost: Adults $10 each; Children $5 each Reservations and payments can be made online at http://bit.ly/ttticongregationalpicnic or contact Allison Shippy at 216.455.1703 or email [email protected]. Please RSVP by Tuesday, August 20 Let’s grab this opportunity to come together to spend time with family and friends and maybe even meet some new ones. Let’s turn The Temple Picnic into The Temple’s Family and Friend’s Friends Picnic . The idea is to get our friends and your friends together. You come to the picnic and invite your friends and they invite their friends and so on ... and before we know, there will be lots of friends, new and old, joining in the fun. The Temple Picnic is a great way to bring the family together for some quality time, of course while enjoying the good company and all the yummy food! The cost of the picnic is only $10 per adult and $5 for kids. How - ever, if you think that any of your friends might be interested in becoming a part of The Temple family, you can invite them as our guests. Just provide us their contact information and we’ll do the rest.
At 6:00 PM , following family activities and dinner, we will experience a special Rock My Havdalah together. This special service marks the end of Shabbat and the transition back into “everyday time.” For younger children, Havdalah is a memorable send-off to the week, with flames and spices still dancing in their heads. For the rest of us, it’s something else: a lovely mini-ritual that often gives a quick injection of energy with which to start the week. You can make your reservations and payments online or contact Allison Shippy at 216.455.1703 or email [email protected]. To include your friends in the fun, make sure you add their names and contact information, in the special box on your online picnic reservation form. In conjunction with The Temple’s Social Action Committee, please bring a pair of new socks to be donated to the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless. THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 2 SHABBAT SERVICES MAZEL TOV TO OUR B’NAI MITZVAH FRIDAY , AUGUST 2 Lizabeth “Lizzie” Jani Walsh Kabbalat Shabbat - 6:00 PM Torah Portion: Mattot/Massei; Saturday, August 10 at 4:30 PM Numbers 30:2-36:13, Numbers 33:1-36:13 Lizzie is the daughter of Alisa and Jonathan Walsh. If you are celebrating a birthday or anniversary this month, please join us on this Shabbat to She is a student at Solon Middle School. Lizzie is be called to the bimah for a special blessing! volunteering with the Broadway Buddies musical ______theatre camp for her Mitzvah Project. As a volunteer FRIDAY , AUGUST 9 for this group of kids and adults with special needs, Lizzie will assist with camp activities such as acting, Kabbalat Shabbat - 6:00 PM Torah Portion: Devarim; Deut. 1:1-3:22 singing, swimming and arts & crafts. Festive Summer TGIS - 7:30 PM In our outdoor chapel if weather permits Mikayla Rose Goldman SATURDAY , AUGUST 10 Saturday, August 31 at 11:00 AM Shabbat Service - 4:30 PM ______Mikayla is the daughter of Debbie and Mitch Goldman. She attends the Joseph and Florence FRIDAY , AUGUST 16 Mandel Jewish Day School. For her Mitzvah Project, Pre-Oneg - 5:15 PM Mikayla will be donating school supplies to the Sponsored by Temple Women’s Association Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy. Kabbalat Shabbat - 6:00 PM Torah Portion: Va'etchanan; Deut. 3:23-7:11 ______Jacob Declan Gearity FRIDAY , AUGUST 23 Kabbalat Shabbat - 6:00 PM Saturday, August 31 at 4:30 PM Torah Portion: Ekev; Deut. 7:12-11:25 Jacob is the son of Scott Gearity and Susan Moskowitz. He is a student at Shaker Middle School. For his SATURDAY , AUGUST 24 Mitzvah Project, Jacob is volunteering at the Greater Rock My Havdalah - 6:00 PM ______Cleveland Food Bank. FRIDAY , AUGUST 30 Kabbalat Shabbat - 6:00 PM Torah Portion: Re’eh; Deut. 11:26-16:17 SATURDAY , AUGUST 31 ADULT Shabbat Services - 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM ______B’NAI MITZVAH THERE WILL BE NO TORAH STUDY SESSIONS IN AUGUST PROGRAM LED BY CANTOR KATHY SEBO DO YOU LOVE Are you ready for one of the great thrills of Jewish life? MAKING SOUP? Have you always wanted to become a Bar or Bat Mitzvah? We are scheduling cooks for The Temple will honor our next cohort of Adult B’nai Mitzvah our Soup-er Onegs which will in a special Shabbat service on Friday evening, May 1, 2020. start up again in a couple of months. If you would like to Save the date for an Informational Meeting share your favorite soup Wednesday, September 4 at 7:00 PM with our congregational To reserve your spot in the 2020 Adult B’nai Mitzvah class, family, please contact Chris Fox at please contact Cyndi Wilson at [email protected] or call So up-er 216.455.1720 216.455.1695. Oneg or email [email protected]. WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US ON THIS MEANINGFUL JOURNEY. WWW.TTTI.ORG page 3 FROM THE RABBI’S STUDY CONSCIENCE AND COMPASSION The first paragraph on the front page of today’s New York Times (July 3, 2019) hit me hard: “Over - crowded, squalid conditions are more widespread at migrant centers along the southern border than initially revealed, the Department of Homeland Security’s independent watchdog said Tuesday. Its report describes standing-room-only cells, children without showers and hot meals, and detainees clamoring desperately for release.” What kind of country are we if we allow this sort of thing to happen? What kind of people are we if we do not stand up against inhumane harshness, against the gratuitous cruelty which we are now witnessing? Nancy Pelosi puts the matter starkly: “The inhumanity at the border is a challenge to the conscience of America.” It is more than clear to me that our Jewish tradition stands firmly against this kind of thing even as it also stands for the rule of law and the need for regular processes. It is significant that the Torah commands humane treatment of the stranger more than thirty-six times for that very fact suggests both a recognition of our instincts and a plea to transcend them. The stranger, after all, can be frightening to us. What strange, even hostile, ideas, attitudes and actions might the stranger bring to our shores? How might large numbers of strangers begin to alter our sense of who we are as a country? And so we are admonished, over and over again, not “to wrong the stranger,” at first, on the principle of empathy… “for you were strangers in the land of Egypt” (Exodus 22:20) and “You know the feelings of the stranger” (Exodus 23:9). And then the foundation is extended to a central postulate of the very first chapter of the Bible which declares that human beings have an inherent dignity by virtue of the fact that all of us come into the world already “made in the image of G-d.” And more: calling upon the Bible’s fundamental “You shall love your neighbor as yourself,” long interpreted by our tradition as respect: “You shall respect, give weight, to your neighbor as you give respect to yourself and want others to give respect to you.” Moreover, in the hands of Hillel, this concern is elevated to the very pinnacle of biblical ethics: “What is repugnant to you, do not do to your fellow human beings. All the rest is commentary.” “All the rest is commentary” implies that all of Judaism, all the ways by which we extend the meaning and reach of Judaism, can be seen as expansions of the fundamental idea that we must treat the other, whether family or friend or neighbor or stranger, with the dignity he or she inherently deserves. In addition, the rabbis point to the biblical conviction that we are all descendants of one pair of ancestors to mean that all humanity is one family, one group of brothers and sisters. Deep down and despite all our differences, some off-putting, some even frightening, we are all connected with one another by mutual obligation. Here, as Rabbi Gerson Cohen summarizes it, genealogy is transformed into a moral message. Indeed, human life is precarious and our brothers and sisters at our southern border have experienced, and are now experiencing, the perils that nature, governments and other human beings can bring to fragile humanity. And we must protect the fragile. Mine is not a plea for open borders and passage without process and regulation. Mine is a plea for conscience and compassion as guides to the way we treat one another, especially the vulnerable strangers in our midst. We cannot sit back and accept the current situation. For though the immediate crisis may abate, the image now thrust upon us will not soon disappear from our consciousness. And it will, as it ought to, trouble our sleep persisting as a rebuke to our country and to the failure of the values we, as Americans and as Jews, claim to hold so dear. L’Shalom, Rabbi Roger C. Klein
SAVE THE DATES AND WATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION NEXT MONTH ON THESE ADULT LEARNING PROGRAMS LED BY RABBI ROGER C. KLEIN SHABBAT MORNING TORAH STUDY BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 7 AT 9:15 AM This Year’s Topic: Weekly Torah Portion and Weekly Psalm Bagels and coffee are served • All are welcome! • Open to long-time participants and newcomers alike. LIVING ROOM LEARNING BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 10 Meets the second Tuesday of each month from 7:30 to 9:30 PM in congregants’ homes An opportunity for Temple members to learn together in a small group setting. Space is limited. If you are interested, please call Cyndi Wilson at 21 6.455.1695 to add your name on our list. THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 4 TEMPLE LEARNING CENTER REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
PRE-K – 6TH GRADE: PICK ONE! We look forward to a meaningful learning • Shabbaton Family Learning: Saturday 3:00 - 5:30 PM experience this year. • Sunday Learning: Sunday 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM All of our programs offer In addition, 3rd – 6th grade Hebrew: Pick One! a variety of options to • Wednesday: 4:00 - 5:30 PM with Tefillah Tech crew meet your family’s needs • Parent/Child: Parents attend Hebrew with their child on the weekend and to make learning • Skype: Includes a 2 0- minute private Skype lesson midweek more accessible.
7TH GRADE: PICK ONE! Returning families
• Sunday: 9:30 - 10:30 AM OPTIONAL Hebrew Lab (through December) have been sent an 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM (All Year) email with a link to • Monday: 5:30 - 6:30 PM OPTIONAL Hebrew Lab (through December) your prefilled form. 6:30 - 8:00 PM (All Year) The optional Hebrew Lab is geared towards those with a Spring B’nai Mitzvah or those wanting to boost their Hebrew skills.
8TH - 12TH GRADE: PICK ONE!
• Monday Chai Learning : 7:00 - 8:00 PM • Kallah : Retreat-style learning six times a year on the weekend. Each session is four hours in length. • Independent Learning : Need a more flexible learning option? We can set up a plan.
TEMPLE PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS! LEG Our Temple kids, your children and grandchildren, are going forth, like Abraham and Sarah, OL E in search of the promise that is to be theirs. Keeping in touch with them while they are away C is a priority for The Temple. Maintaining a connection makes a difference in their lives. It’s important because they are in search mode, their identity is evolving and they’re open to different ideas. This link provides a touchstone for them to connect with the clergy, staff and the congregation. B ! Everyone loves to receive packages and cards! Several times a year we send something to O D remind them that they are missed and that they are in our thoughts when they are away! If we U N have their addresses, they will receive High Holiday Day greetings; Holiday care packages; and special emails and notes from the clergy and staff. We have heard from students over the years about how much these packages mean to them and motivate them to do something Jewish even while away from home. We depend on YOU to help keep the lines of communication open. Please help us remind them that The Temple remains a vital and important part of their lives wherever they go! Simply email your child’s contact information to [email protected] or complete the online form at bit.ly/ttticollegeconnect and we’ll do the rest! Feel free to call me at 216.455.1707 or email [email protected] if you have any questions. – Jamie Collins, Director of Youth Engagement WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THETEMPLETIFERETHISRAEL page 5 Lake County Captains Temple family & Friends Day! Captains vs. great lakes loons Sponsored by The Temple Brotherhood Saturday, August 31st Picnic BBQ begins at 5:00 PM • The game starts at 7:00 PM Join us for an ALL-STAR BBQ including: BBQ chicken, hot dogs, pasta salad, chips, cookies & soft drinks. Cost: $15 (13 and over) • $12 kids (4-12) • 3 and under free Cost includes your meal and your ticket to the game. Spend a beautiful summer evening with Temple friends. PLUS... It’s Fan Appreciation Night with special prize give-aways! Reserve your spot online at bit.ly/BrotherhoodCaptainsGame BROTHERHOOD by August 23 or email Chuck Miller at [email protected] THE TEMPL E- TIFERETH ISRAEL
Save These Dates for Awesome Youth Group Events! sClub 4-5 (4th-5th grades) Make Believe Family Fun Center (busing provided) - Sunday, September 22 from 12:00 to 4:00 PM Rollhouse Entertainment - Sunday, November 3 from 12:00 to 4:00 PM Slime Making at Paper Source - Sunday, January 12 from 12:00 to 3:00 PM Hands on Pottery - Sunday, March 1 from 12:00 to 2:30 PM 678 TYG (6th-8th Grades) Escapology - Sunday, September 15 from 12:30 to 3:30 PM TBD - Sundays, November 17 & January 26 Pre-Passover Pizza & Donut Making - Sunday, April 5 from 12:30 to 3:30 PM We are looking for parents to drive kids from The Temple to events. If interested, or for questions, contact Jamie Collins, Director of Youth Engagement at [email protected].
TEMPLE LEARNING CENTER 3 RD & 4 TH GRADE RETREAT “Shehechiyanu” - Finding Awesome Moments Sunday, September 15 from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM at the Holden Arboretum Drop off at 9:30 AM at The Temple - Buses return at 4:00 PM Join us for fun and interactive programs around the Arboretum Cost $40 per child: Pizza lunch and snacks will be provided Please register at bit.ly/tttitlc3and4retreat For questions, contact Iree Reich at 216.455.1709 or email [email protected] THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 6 UPDATE FROM THE TEMPLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES May Board Meeting Summary: The Board approved the Ganon Gil expansion project which will add a second infant classroom and accommodate 10 infants. The new classroom will open October 1, 2019. Egon Singerman gave a presentation on Temple security and described the many ways our building and its occupants are protected. The 2019-20 budget was approved. Dues will remain the same but there is a slight increase per family for the security fee. June Board Meeting Summary: At the June Board meeting, the slate for the 2019-20 Temple Officers was approved. The new officers are: President: Jane Joseph Vice Presidents: Beth Dery, Howard Epstein, Joel Marx Treasurer: Michael Shames Assistant Treasurers: Sharon Sobol Jordan, Egon Singerman Secretary: Margie Newman Assistant Secretary: Rachel Feinleib Executives-at-Large: Amy Karfeld, Russell Klein, Jamie Light, Dr. Elizabeth Stern
LIBRARY LINES BY ANDREA DAVIDSON Linda Sanders reviews The Only Woman in the Room by Marie Benedict! This is an exciting and intriguing novel based on the real life of actress Hedy Lamarr. Not only was she exquisitely gorgeous, but she possessed a brilliant mind. As an only child in Austria, born to a life of privilege, she chose to become an actress in the theater. An Austrian magnate, who saw her perform, fell under her spell and aggressively pursued her with his immense wealth and connections to the Nazi party. After they married, she was like a captured bird in a cage, not allowed to leave the luxurious castles her husband owned. But because of his wealth and connections, she heard details of the plotting Nazis when they were visiting her husband. Eventually, she escaped to England where she was able to board a ship to the USA. In addition to her accomplishments as a leading lady in Hollywood, she collaborated with composer George Antheil on designing a “Secret Communications System” designed to keep Nazis from intercepting Allied transmissions during WWII. Although she had a patent for her invention, it wasn’t widely known until near the end of her life. It actually was the basis for WiFi! New DVDs: The Catcher Was a Spy brings to life the incredible true story about Moe Berg, the pro baseball player who became a World War II spy. The Jewish Cardinal tells the amazing true story of Jean-Marie Lustiger, the son of Polish-Jewish immigrants, who maintained his cultural identity as a Jew even after converting to Catholicism at an early age, joining the priesthood, and becoming an Archbishop! Notice the bookcase in the Commons as you enter The Temple? See something you’d like to borrow, or want to visit the library for something else: DVDs, books for children or adults? Ask at the welcome desk for directions to the Hartzmark Library, which is located across from the Hartzmark Center for Jewish Art, Religion and Culture. Check- out slips are always available on the library desk to use when the library is not staffed. The LITERARY CLUB DISCUSSION will meet on Wednesdays at 1:00 this year, and will begin October 16. Contact Andrea Davidson, librarian at 216.455.1724 for information. SUMMER HOURS The library is staffed Mondays 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM , Tuesdays 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM , and Wednesdays 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THETEMPLETIFERETHISRAEL page 7 SAVE THE DATE! The Temple Brotherhood welcomes families to Sunday Learning on September 8 with a FREE pancake breakfast! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! If you are interested in helping the morning of the breakfast, BROTHERHOOD please contact chair Jon Eisenberg at [email protected] THE TEMPL E- TIFERETH ISRAEL
JOIN US FOR TWA’S OPENING LUNCHEON! Thursday, September 19 at 11:30 AM TWA’s Opening Luncheon is sponsored by TWA but open to all congregants, men and women, and their family and friends! Breaking News With Adam Miller Director of Content, WKYC; Former Producer of the Today Show Adam Miller is the Director of Content at WKYC Channel 3 News, where he oversees the vision, strategy and hiring across all broadcast and digital news platforms. Adam was most recently the Senior Producer of NBC's TODAY Show, where he was responsible for programming, launching and developing series and content for the fourth hour with Kathie Lee Gifford & Hoda Kotb. In addition to leading a team of on-air talent and producers, Adam supervised daily segments and floor pro - duced one hour of live television each morning. During his time at TODAY, the show won three Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Morning Program. Adam has traveled from Beijing to London - covering everything from the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, to the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. As a producer at the show, Adam reported on some of the biggest news events in recent history including the Boston Marathon bombings, the miracle at the Chilean mine, the devastating 2010 Haiti earthquake and Hurricane Sandy. Adam earned a Bachelor of Science in Journalism at Northwestern University and is a graduate of Orange High School. He is a Temple member and the son of members Sherry and Robert Miller. Adam currently lives in Moreland Hills with his wife and two daughters. Cost for the luncheon is $35 Reservations must be received by September 10 PLEASE REMEMBER Pay quick and easy online! Go to… Bit.ly/twaopeninglunch TO SEND IN YOUR For questions, contact Marcia Hales at 216.255.2922 or [email protected] TWA DUES! Co-chairs : Deedra Dolin, Marcia Hales & Harriet Piccione Renew your support. Renew your friendships. Membership Dues $45 Pay dues online at bit.ly/twadues THE TEMTPLE WOMEAN ’S ASSOCIATION TWA OPENING LUNCHEON - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Remit with payment by September 10 to TWA, c/o The Temple, 26000 Shaker Boulevard, Beachwood, OH 44122 Please make checks payable to TWA. Names Attending ______
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Please seat me with ______# Attending ______@ $35 ea. Total Enclosed$ ______THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 8 THANK YOU FOR BEING ALL IN! Dear Temple Family, The 2018-19 All In Campaign has officially come to a close. We'd like CONNECTION to extend a heartfelt Todah Rabah to all our donor families for their COMMUNITY ongoing support and generosity. Stay tuned to a fall issue of The Temple All In Campaign Times introducing our 2019-20 campaign! ENGAGEMENT Thank you for your support and for being All In, Rachel Feinleib, Jill Miller, and Dina Rock, Campaign Co-Chairs TZEDAKAH
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Erica & Erick Remer Melinda & Dr. Daniel Silver Complete list as of June 29, Irwin Mannis Andrew Ritterman Melissa & Nate Siegel 2019. If you feel your name Jennifer & Daniel Margolis Eric J. Rivchun Melissa Moss & Jonathan Silver is missing out of error, please Sheila & Kevin Margolis Erica & Geraldo Rivera Natalie & Ted Silverberg contact Allison Shippy at Margaret & Richard Margolis Joan & Rick Rivitz Alice Simon 216.455.1703. THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 10 CONGREGANTS IN THE NEWS Shelley Saltzman Recognized by Crain’s Cleveland Business Each year, Crain’s Cleveland Business recognizes women who are dedicated to creating and expanding learning opportunities for Northeast Ohioans of all ages, at all levels and in a host of fields. Their leadership, devotion and example are helping to shape a better future for our region and its people. Shelly Saltzman, founder and model education leader of Citizens Leadership Academy Schools, was among those recognized this year. Shelly is redefining middle-school education in Cleveland through her two Citizen Leadership Academy (CLA) charter schools. A third school is coming to the Lee-Harvard neighborhood. Trudy Wiesenberger Honored by Facing History and Ourselves On Tuesday, May 7, at the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple-Tifereth Israel at CWRU, Trudy was recognized for her role in helping to establish Facing History in Cleveland. Facing History and Ourselves is an international educational organization committed to confronting bigotry and anti-semitism using examples in history and by teaching moral courage.
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Sunday, October 20, 3:00 PM at the Hanna Theater A timeless drama of intrigue, allegiance and conspiracy, Julius Caesar is the ultimate political thriller. Caesar’s triumphant return from war causes concern about one person’s pursuit of too much power. Machiavellian machinations result in resounding consequences and throw an empire into turmoil. Shakespeare’s politically- charged play reverberates through the ages and poses questions that we still seek answers to centuries later. We will carpool from the Temple parking lot; meet at 1:45 PM and leave at 2:00 PM . JAftuer thle pieruformsan ceC, wae weill swaalk tro Republic Restaurant, 1425 Euclid Ave., for a self-pay dinner around 6:00 PM . Cost - $68.00 includes theater and nearby parking. Invite your friends and family to join you! Limited seating • Register by September 15, 2019 For questions, contact Ellen Markell, 440.421.9040 or Candy Anker, 216.291.5032
THE TEMPLE CHAI LIFERS’ GREAT LAKES THEATER – SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 Please make checks payable to: The Temple / Memo Line: Chai Lifers Julius Caesar Mail registration and check to: Candy Anker, 3554 Fenley Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44121
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The High Holy Days are fast approaching. Our congregation will again offer every family the opportunity to memorialize loved ones in our Yom Kippur Book of Remembrance. The book will be distributed during the Yizkor Memorial Service on Yom Kippur afternoon with the inscription of your loved one’s name. It is a sacred mitzvah in the Jewish tradition to say Kaddish and to invoke the memory of our departed loved ones. They, of blessed memory, continue to inform our lives. We remember them to God by the simple act of declaring their names. The Yom Kippur Book of Remembrance will serve as the scroll of our lives – a proper and dignified testament to those who came before us, taught us, loved us and inspired us. You are invited to participate in the Yom Kippur Book of Remembrance by filling out the form below and mailing it back to The Temple by Thursday, September 12. IT’S QUICK AND EASY TO SUBMIT ONLINE! Just go to http://bit.ly/tttiykbor for a simple way to submit and pay for your inscriptions.
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Phone Email Please mail payment to The Templ e -Tifereth Israel no later than Monday, September 16. The Temple-Tifereth Israel • 26000 Shaker Boulevard • Beachwood 44122 THE TEMPL E -TIFERETH ISRAEL page 12 In memory of Renee Belman by Alice Licker CONTRIBUTIONS In memory of Leonard Robuck by Alice Licker THANK YOU In memory of Mary Chaitoff TO OUR... TRIBUTE FUNDS by Alice Licker & Ted Hetman The Rabbi Richard and Susan Block Camp Claire F. & Stanley W. Morgenstern ONEG SPONSORS Scholarship Fund Music Fund In honor of Susie & Rick Block’s milestone In appreciation of the Claire F. & Stanley W. AUGUST 2 anniversary by Carol & Ken Hochman Morgenstern Music Fund for sponsoring the Jazz Musical Shabbat Service by Toni & The Temple Brotherhood Rabbi Jonathan Cohen Discretionary Fund Don Scherzer Celebration Shabbat In memory of Mary Chaitoff by Gregg Levine Drs. Chester & Franklin Plotkin & Dr. Howard Epstein AUGUST 9 Lectureship Fund In memory of Dena Cohen Leuten on her In memory of Charles B. Rosenblatt Morrie Dannenhirsh yahrzeit by Peggy & Phil Wasserstrom by Patricia Plotkin In loving memory of In honor of Rabbi Jonathan Cohen’s milestone In memory of Stanley Meisel birthday by Joann K. Levy Leopold & Annette Dannenhirsh by Patricia Plotkin In honor of Rabbi Jonathan Cohen In memory of Henry Goodman by Yael Dadoun AUGUST 16 by Patricia Plotkin Christine & David Raven The Larry and Deedra Dolin Library Fund Rock My Soul Shabbat In loving memory of In memory of Shirley Helf by Deedra Dolin In appreciation of Cantor Sebo and the Julius S. Raven and Shirley I. Raven Ganon Gil Preschool Fund Rock My Soul Shabbat programing In memory of Shirley Helf by Mandel Foundation AUGUST 23 by Carey & Richard Joseph Rabbi Stacy Schlein Discretionary Fund Joel & Amber Solloway The Garden Development In honor of Molly Goldberg becoming In loving memory of & Maintenance Fund a Bat Mitzvah by Amy & Jeremy Goldberg Lew & Rita Solloway In memory of Eleanor Lewis on her yahrzeit In honor of Rabbi Stacy officiating at Marlene by Mary Karol Whitman's Bat Mitzvah by Hope Miller k Jonathan Lee Gross Memorial Museum Fund The Schwartz Family Fund AUGUST GREETERS In memory of Marian Heiser by Hallie & Dan In memory of Leonard Schwartz Gross. Jan Alberts & David Kirschenbaum. by Ruth & Doug Mayers In memory of Elise Kirschenbaum by Rachel, In honor of Doug Mayers’ milestone birthday Sarah, Hallie & Dan Gross. Diana F. Gross. by Sharon & Paul Priesand J J J Margie Shorr. In honor of Lindsay Stein Candie Anker by Ruth & Doug Mayers Beth Dery Vicky Lynn, Nathan & Rose Guren Cantor Kathryn Wolfe Sebo Polly Karr Memorial Fund In memory of Rose Guren on her yahrzeit Discretionary Fund Susan Regal by Sheldon & Bonnie Guren In memory of Philip Singer Steve Schecter In honor of Joseph Ambus’ milestone birthday by Dr. Anne & Jay Singer In honor of Cantor Sebo & Marshall Griffith Mary Triest by Lois & Homer Guren In honor of Edward Lux’s milestone birthday for the Jazz Musical Shabbat Service by Lois & Homer Guren by Toni & Don Scherzer k In honor and appreciation of Cantor Kathy AUGUST USHERS Rabbi Roger C. Klein Discretionary Fund Sebo by Beverly & Michael Goldie Eveline Bellon In memory of Sammy Kay In appreciation of Molly Goldberg becoming by Janyce & Ed Bailys a Bat Mitzvah by Amy & Jeremy Goldberg Burt Deutsch In memory of Ruth Newman Schlang In appreciation of officiating at the Stein/Hyatt Carol Deutsch on her yahrzeit by Gail & Elliott Schlang wedding by Bonnie & Jeffrey Stein Flo Friedman In memory of Philip Singer Shabbaton Fund Scott Kulkin by Dr. Anne & Jay Singer In honor of Marlene Whitman becoming In memory of Bessie Leuten on her yahrzeit Lisa Martel a Bat Mitzvah by Marni & Rick Bucchieri. by Peggy & Phil Wasserstrom Bonnie T. Chizek. Lana & Michael Jacobson. Gary Salzinger In honor and appreciation of Rabbi Roger Naomi Kall, Matt, Hannah & Lucy. Suzanne Maude Shafron Klein by Renee Barnow. Family of Mike & Bill Utley. Ina White. Kathy & Chuck Chernin. Morrie Dannenhirsh. Flo Burt Siebert Whitman. Leroy & Cyndi Wilson. Friedman. Family of Evelyn Krent. In appreciation of Rabbi Stacy Schlein Harriet Siebert Carole W. Rosenblatt & Family. and the Shabbaton programing Ginny Sukenik Ricky Levine Memorial Fund by Mandel Foundation In memory of Charles B. Rosenblatt The Gail Shields Memorial by Harriet & Herbert Levine k Staff Assistance Fund If you are interested in being In memory of Ricky Levine In honor of the marriages of Louis Innenberg's a temple greeter, usher, or by Harriet & Herbert Levine son and daughter by Lana & Michael In memory of Richard Levine & Nancy Oneg sponsor call Bonnie Chizek Jacobson at 2 16.831.3233 or email Friedman by Phyllis E. Levine The Temple Arts Program Fund [email protected] for information. Ellen and Milton Licker Memorial Fund Wishing Connie Badowski a speedy recovery In memory of Marian Heiser by Alice Licker by Marla & Thaddeus Badowski WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/THETEMPLETIFERETHISRAEL page 13 Temple Brotherhood The Tischler Klezmer Orchestra Fund The Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer In appreciation of The Temple Brotherhood In memory of Norm Tischler Endowment Fund by Ben Light by The Weils of Bainbridge Wishing Edwin Singer a Happy Father's Day by Geri & Harry Singer Temple Hunger and Social Justice Fund The Temple Torah Study Fund In memory of Marie & Harry Lewis In honor of Bill Mack’s milestone birthday Lindsay E. Stark Memorial Social Action on their yahrzeit by Sandy Green by Rita & Burt Frankel. Charlotte Price. Endowment Fund In honor of Sue Siegler’s milestone birthday In honor of Lenore Koppel’s milestone In memory of Elise Kirschenbaum by Mrs. Barbara Baum birthday by Charlotte Price by Peggy & Clifford Stark In honor of Eugene Selker’s milestone birthday Temple Women's Association In memory of Leonard Robuck by Ruth Berger In memory of Mary Chaitoff by Ronna by Peggy & Clifford Stark In honor of Marlene Whitman becoming Sherman. Ginny Sukenik. Temple Women’s The Temple Learning Fund a Bat Mitzvah by Jean H. Foxman Association. In honor of Marlene Whitman becoming The Temple - General Fund In honor of Elaine Berg’s milestone birthday a Bat Mitzvah by Anna & Jeff Boardman In memory of Rose Goldstein on her yahrzeit by Ellen F. Saltz & Family. Donna & Ken Lawrence. In honor of Marlene Whitman becoming by Terry & Shelly Adelman The TWA Youth Leadership Endowment Fund In memory of Arthur Joseph Mandel a Bat Mitzvah by Ruth & Doug Mayers In honor of Cookie Hartman's speedy In honor of the new incoming 2019-2021 on his yahrzeit by Nancy Blumenthal TWA Board by Sandy Zieve In memory of Ilene Weil on her yahrzeit recovery by Margo Vinney & Jeffrey Chaitoff by Darlene & Bob Duvin Ruth & Jules Vinney Special Music Fund In memory of Louis Duvin on his yahrzeit FOUNDATION In memory of Mary Chaitoff by Amy & by Darlene & Bob Duvin Armond Budish. Cookie & Alan Hartman. In memory of Henrietta Duvin ENDOWMENT FUNDS Joann K. Levy. Drs. Belinda & Jim on her yarhzeit by Darlene & Bob Duvin The Horty Coven Camp Scholarship Fund Lieberman. Ruth & Doug Mayers. Linda In memory of Simon Angart on his yahrzeit In memory of Max Silberman by Marcia Myers & Chuck Bailin. Lynn & Dr. Fred by Sherry & Richard Goldstein Coven, Jack Coven & Steve Joseph Rosenberg. Toni & Don Scherzer. Maude In memory of Larry H. Kline on his yahrzeit & Dr. Mel Shafron. Joyce & Eric Wald. by Sheryl & Judson Kline The Wendy Jo Dannenhirsh Ina White. Memorial Museum Fund In memory of Gertrude Gottfried Milner on Nancy & Marvin Whitman Museum her yahrzeit by Eunice & William Leizman In memory of Wendy Jo Dannenhirsh by Morrie Dannenhirsh Endowment Fund In memory of Emma Lerner on her yahrzeit In honor of Marlene Whitman becoming by Norma Lerner Robert B. Dery Memorial Endowment Fund a Bat Mitzvah by Barbara & Jack Blumberg. In memory of Susan W. Deutsch on her In honor of Arlene Libman’s birthday Susan & Dr. Richard Koletsky. Gail & David yahrzeit by Elizabeth & Steven Miller by Patti Dery Stein. Kathy & Chuck Whitman. In memory of Charles B. Rosenblatt by Margie Shorr The Marx Family Fund The Amanda Rachel Wien Advocacy Fund In memory of Louis Pearlman on his yahrzeit Rochelle & Joel Marx In memory of Leona Schildhouse by Eleanor J Weisman Sidney M. & Harriet A. Polk by Randi & Chuck Wien In honor of Sue Siegler’s milestone birthday Worship & Music Fund In memory of Elise Kirschenbaum by Lois J. Davis. Shirley Leikin. Carol & In memory of Mary Chaitoff by Randi & Chuck Wien Maury Rose. Ellie Schwartz. by Nancy & David Polk As of June 28, 2019 In honor of Jordan Tobin’s milestone birthday by Susan & Michael Hyman Silver Fund in memory of Rabbi Abba Thank you to Carol Marshal and Joe In honor of Ruthie Lieberman’s milestone Hillel & Virginia Silver and Rabbi Daniel birthday by Sheila Wyse Jeremy Silver Newman, recipients of the Volunteer of the In honor of Susan & Bernie Goodman’s In memory of Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver & Year award, for allocating their $500 grants milestone anniversary by Larry Edelman. Rabbi Daniel Jeremy Silver by Sidney Macey to the following funds: JoAnn Millman & Arthur Kaplansky. In appreciation of the Stephen Wise Carol Marshal - The Temple Arts Program Synagogue having permission to use In honor of the Confirmation of Hannah Light Joe Newman - The Claire F. & Stanley W. by Justin Forlenza Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver's writings by The Stephen Wise Synagogue Morgenstern Music Fund
BIMAH FLOWER FUND - AUGUST The beautiful flowers that grace the bimah on Shabbat are made possible through donations in loving memory of: Kathryn Swerdlow by Donald Glaser and grandchildren H enrietta Glaser by Donald Glaser and grandchildren Dr. Arnold Heller by his wife Doris Heller Cramer and children Joan and Craig Brown, Anne and Dan Tomsky, and Elaine and David Heller S. Michael Loveman by his wife Sondra, children Susan, Brian, Sally Lou, Mitchell and Kristy Rob Albert “Pete” Pickus on his birthday by his wife Nancy and children Miriam, Peter and Matthew Ida Fisher Zeidman, Jenny Kaplan Fisher and Sophie Zeidman by Adele Silver and Jonathan, Michael and Sarah and their families Marcella Kuperberg by Dr. James R. Kuperberg Solon Granite Commercial and Call for a Memorial Works, Inc. MONUMENTS • MARKERS Residential Pest FREE BRONZE MEMORIALS Control Services estimate FOR ALL JEWISH CEMETERIES We Make House Calls - Phone 440-248-6606 today! Serving the Jewish Community for over 84 years 216-351-2106 1-800-630-3432 • Fax: 440-248-2218 Heating and Air Conditioning 36050 Aurora Rd. • Solon, OH 44139 www.speedexterminating.com Dynowski Family Tom Wackerly: 330-697-5561 www.theKcompany.com Jewelry, Gifts, Jewelry Designing and Repairs JAX $40 AIRPORT LIMO THIS SPACE IS $40 ONE WAY CLE JEWELERS Lincoln Town Car Service At An Uber Price! 5244 Mayfield Rd., Lyndhurst Price Per Ride, Not Per Person (440) 473-6554 call www.robertandgabriel.com or text 440.318.5453
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4-E-5-5 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 14-1076 WWW.TTTI.ORG page 15 IN MEMORIAM The Temple expresses heartfelt sympathy to members of the bereaved families. May the memory of their loved one be for a blessing. RENEE BELMAN - Mother of Suzanne (Marvin) Schaefer, Steven (Susan) Belman; Grandmother of Brian (Niki) Schaefer; Great-grandmother of Noah and Lane Schaefer NANCY LEE GERSON - Mother of Jodi (Dr. Richard) Lash ALLAN H. HARRIS, M.D. - Husband of Frances; Father of Gregory (Debra) Harris, Tami (Cliff) Harris-Robinson Grandfather of Rubin Harris, Jacob, Sloan and Lucas Robinson; Brother of the late Joan (Julius) Natko; Brother-in-law of Patricia (Jack) DeShields LILLIAN INSUL JALASS - Mother of Don (Lynda) Insul; Grandmother of Marc (Leslie) Insul, Jacquelyn (Rob) Hicks; Great-grandmother of Brandon, Jamie and Lauren Insul, Joshua Hicks ELISE IRENE KIRSCHENBAUM - Sister of Herbert Goulder EDWARD S. ROSENTHAL - Father of Diane (Gary) Waxman, Lynn (Darryl) Corrado, Amie (Ryan) Gillmore, Carrie Rosenthal Edmonds; Grandfather of Michael (Tory), Adam and Jennifer Waxman, Jack Corrado, Sidney and Finn Gillmore, Avery Edmonds; Great-grandfather of Abigail Waxman; Brother of Nancy (Marc) Shrier, the late Laurie (Eric) Stoelting and Louis (Charlotte) Rosenthal BRIAN SCOTT SAIGER - Son of Florence, and the late Robert Saiger LEONARD S. SCHWARTZ - Husband of Charlotte Kramer and the late Corinne; Father of Sandra Mott, Barry (Merle) Schwartz, Howard (Charlene) Schwartz, Roger (Catherine) Schwartz; Stepfather of Mark (Nancy) Kramer; Grandfather of Carolyn (Shane) Martin, Sara (Jason) Barnes, Daniel (Josephine Vu) Schwartz, Cory Schwartz, Rachel (Andrew) Menditch, Dustin, Nicole and Malorie Schwartz, Toby (Lisa Marie) Kramer, Elizabeth (Erik) Auerbach, Benjamin Kramer; Brother of the late Bernice Eisen, Shirley Baum and Muriel Cowic; Uncle of Bruce Chemel and Harry Baum If the deceased was not a temple member, only family members belonging to The Templ e are listed here.
CONSIDER BEING AN ONEG SPONSOR ONEG SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: Kabbalat Shabbat – $100 • Rock My Soul Shabbat – $250 • TGIS “Thank God It’s Shabbat” – $75 This is a fully tax-deductible donation. For more information, please contact Bonnie at 216.831.3233 or email [email protected]. MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE AUGUST EVENTS! All events are held at The Temple unless noted
Kabbalat Shabbat Services - Fridays , August 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 (Shira Chadasha) TWA Pre-Oneg - Friday, August 16 at 5:15 PM Shabbat Services - Saturdays , August 10 at 4:30 PM , August 31 at 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM Festive Summer TGIS - Friday, August 9 at 7:30 PM Temple Picnic & Rock My Havdalah - Saturday, August 24 at 4:00 PM
Temple Board Meeting - Sunday, August 25 (Orientation at 11:00 AM • Board Meeting at 1:00 PM ) TWA Board Meeting - Tuesday, August 27 at 7:00 PM Note: There will be no Torah Study sessions in August
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Previously Workmen’s Circle, this group of musicians have been playing Klezmer music together, some for as long as 20 years. In honor of our beloved former leader, the late Norman Tischler, they have rededicated the orchestra as the Norman Tischler Klezmer Orchestra (TKO). Under the direction of our new leader, Moss Stanley, TKO offers audiences in Northeast Ohio a blend of Klezmer, Israeli, and contem - TKO porary music, with lyrics in Yiddish, Hebrew and English. They bring Klezmer back to its roots as dance tunes for weddings and other festive Tischler celebrations, and so we play lively, foot-tapping, happy music as well as love songs and other ballads. TKO encourage audience participation in the form of clapping, dancing, and singing. Klezmer Concerts are approximately one hour long and the cost varies depending Orchestra on the venue. Pre-event and small ensemble concerts are also available. UPCOMING PERFORMANCES FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY: SEPTEMBER 8 - LEGACY VILLAGE SEPTEMBER 15 - NIGHTTOWN Check the locations websites for exact perfomance times. TKO is sponsored by For bookings or information, call 21 6.2 23.88 42 The Temple-Tifereth Israel where or email TKO at inf o@clevelan dtko .com Norman was a regular performer.