A monthly publication of the Pine Brook Jewish Center. Serving the needs of our diverse Jewish community for more than 120 years.

CANDLESTICK

Clergy and Staff Mark David Finkel, Rabbi Menachem Toren, Cantor

Dr. Asher Krief, Rabbi Emeritus Michelle Zuckerman, Executive Director Mary Sheydwasser, Educational Director

Lisa Lerman and Jill Buckler, Nursery School Co-Directors Sandy Gonzalez, Melanie Lewis, and Karen Herbst, Office Administrators

Robin Mangino, Religious School Administrator Esterina Herman, Bookkeeper

Synagogue Officers Michael Weinstein, President

Seth Friedman, 1st Vice President Betsy Steckelman, 2nd Vice President

Michael Singer, 3rd Vice President Steven Sandler, Treasurer

Barry Marks, Financial Secretary Padi Nazmiyal, Corresponding Secretary Beverly Berkowitz, Recording Secretary

Evan Zuckerman, Immediate Past President Jay Thailer, Men’s Club President

Fran Simmons and Ilene Thailer, Sisterhood Co-Presidents

Religious Service Times Friday Evenings at 8:00 p.m. The family service is held on the first Friday of each month

at 7:00 p.m. instead of 8:00 p.m. from September though June. Saturday Mornings at 9:45 a.m. with preliminary prayers at 9:30 a.m.

Emergency Contact Information Please use the following protocol in the event of an emergency or if you lose a loved one:

Call the synagogue office at 973-244-9800. If the office is closed, call Rabbi Finkel at (973) 287-7047 (home) or (973) 407-0065 (cell). If you are unable to reach the Rabbi,

contact Cantor Toren at (973) 980-7777 or Michelle Zuckerman at (973) 886-5456.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE MICHAEL WEINSTEIN President

I have both looked forward to and feared the day when I would become PBJC’s President. I learned the ropes with eight years on our Executive Committee and I knew the responsibilities were great. Masking up and masking down has brought that extra layer of challenge, but I see now-and we should all see- we’ve proven we can exist in this “let’s wait and see what happens” environment while also being forward-thinking. We can now say the most challenging days are likely in our rear view mirror; and it would follow that we are poised to come back with resolve to move ahead, renew our PBJC connection, and dive back into the most enriching parts of our community. Most assuredly, we make the best moves we know how when we must and we will improvise in the way that allows us to continue to fulfill our mission of education, spiritual connection, and community.

You have my commitment to doing the best job I can to lead us into those storied greener pastures. I want to get congregant emails and calls on my cell phone during the day and at night with questions and challenges if it means we can together help make PBJC a better place. We want new ideas from congregants for fundraisers or programming or whatever it is that they are predisposed to connect with. We also want the people to execute on these ideas, to make plans, then make it all a reality.

Our leaders, as calculated as they know how, are in the process of endorsing a reversion to in person experience in our beautiful building. This is happening through still murky waters and it will be a bumpy ride, but please be patient in acknowledgement of how careful we must be. When we see each other I hope we all bring that enriching closeness we’ve gotten (hopefully?) from hanging out with our families this last year and a half. The PBJC community wants that warmth and energy. Again, your congregation is trying to do what it can do for you, please ask me or those you know in leadership what you can do for PBJC. We are poised to grow and we want you to become involved. No doubt each of you have interests and talents to contribute that would enhance our community. You have an open invitation to join or rejoin. As we revert to the everyday we’ve always known, it brings great opportunity to renew our investment and connection.

With a nod to Zoom and live stream services and programming, congregants have joked with me that it’s easier to be Jewish than ever before. To that, I say we can continue both our innovations and our traditions and can make it what you can imagine. We’ve shown we can be dedicated and adapt to the changing world out of necessity. So let’s hold that thought and not just get back into it together, but take it a step further. Let’s come back into our building with gusto and conviction!

Thank you to Rabbi Finkel and Cantor Toren, particularly for working so hard to enable our congregants to continue to worship and celebrate simchas with our PBJC family. Thank you to all of those who have supported our congregation and congregants, particularly during the pandemic. Thank you to our exceptional staff for accommodating our efforts to innovate and stay connected with a special thank you to Arlene Lopez, who leaves for retirement with 31 years of dedicated service to our community. To the 2021-22 Chevra Board, especially many of you who are new members, I offer a special thank you and a promise that your commitment will come with the satisfaction that comes from contribution; please be ready. To the Executive Committee, I thank you on behalf of all of PBJC as we are all so fortunate to have such qualified and able talent poised to work hard and execute. I offer a special thank you to previous PBJC President, Evan Zuckerman, for his service and for his counsel as I learn the office he held for three years. Most of all, thank you to all members of our community who have stuck with us as committed and thoughtful Jewish families who understand our importance. I am so very honored to be PBJC’s President. I hope to get to know each and every one of you as we together focus on the warmth that is our community. I’m looking forward to seeing you in person not only at services, but at the fundraisers, programs, and community events we’ve begun to plan and the ones we will create together.

I offer my best wishes for a happy, healthy and sweet new year from my family to yours. As Rosh Hashanah begins early this year on September 6, Shanah Tovah to all of you!

Michael

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NURSERY SCHOOL LISA LERMAN and JILL BUCKLER Nursery School Co-Directors

What a fabulous experience our campers are having at PBJC Day Camp. The past four weeks we have had special themed weeks….Happy Birthday USA, Summer Fun, Sea Creatures and Paint your own T-Shirt! We have made countless art projects and learned so many songs to coordinate with our theme of the week. To say we are small in size BUT extremely large in fun, would be an understatement. In addition to our fun activities, the campers are kept busy playing on our playground, splashing around our water tables, and running around in and out of the sprinklers! Each week the children learn a sport when Sports University comes. We look forward to when Miss Lori comes and teaches us Science. The children have learned so many fun science facts and have had hands-on experience participating in wonderful science experiments. Finally, camp would not be complete without “cooking” yummy treats each week. To date, we have made homemade pizza, edible dirt cups, rainbow toast and tie-dye cupcakes!!! We are considering publishing our recipes at the end of camp!! If you can imagine, we are finalizing our calendar and lesson plans for the 2021 - 2022 school year. We will be spending the summer putting the finishing touches on what promises to be another amazing, memorable, and fun school year. PBJC Nursery continues to grow with our expanded, already vibrant and stimulating preschool program. Additionally, the Giggle Zone program accommodates the needs of parents who require longer hours. Children ages 18 months to 5 years old can enroll in the Giggle Zone. This extended care option (hours available from 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.) complements our current preschool classes. We are so pleased to have already welcomed numerous new families into our PBJC community with more on their way. Registration for the 2021-2022 school year is still open. Stay tuned for continued details regarding our dynamic Intro, 2, 3 and Pre-K programs. As always, our door is open to anyone who would like more information about any of our early childhood programs. Warm Regards, Lisa Lerman and Jill Buckler Nursery School Co-Directors Check out all of the smiling faces on our campers!

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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MARY SHEYDWASSER Educational Director

Many of you know that I was born and raised in Montreal and was very excited when the Montreal Canadiens were in the hockey playoffs. They were the surprise team, the last to qualify for the playoff spot. Despite the odds, they beat Toronto, Winnipeg and Vegas and they were finally on route to win the Stanley Cup. Unfortunately, they lost to Tampa Bay, but I realized that every single player gave everything they had in that series. They worked together as a team and their resiliency showed. Our theme for the 2021-2022 school year is “GROWING TOGETHER!” We all faced many challenges throughout this past year, but we came together at our class services and gave it our all with confidence and pride. I look forward to sharing these accomplishments with your children and continue to grow on our Jewish journey together. We, too, are a team! Our mission is to foster a love and passion for Judaism by encouraging our students to learn about the history, traditions, ethics, language, and philosophy of our religion. With this in mind, we also look forward to seeing our students coming into our building with smiles on their faces and sharing what they have learned with their parents. I have always promised that if the Canadiens win the Stanley Cup, I will sponsor a party for the school. Well, they did not this year, but to foster the theme of working and growing B’Yachad, together, we will have an ice cream party on the first day of school, Tuesday, September 14th.

We are hard at work preparing for the school year. All the pertinent information, goals and expectations, calendars, and curriculum, will be emailed to you in late August. As always, please contact me if you have any questions, suggestions, or comments. Working together, b’yachad,

we can make this school the best it can be! You can reach me at msheydwasser@pbjc.org or on my cell #201-

704-3469.

Enjoy the rest of your summer,

Mary Sheydwasser

Educational Director

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SISTERHOOD ILENE THAILER and FRAN SIMMONS Co-Presidents

Happy summer everyone! We hope you are enjoying the warm weather and hoping life is getting back to normal

for all of you! The past 16 months have been full of many emotions for us. We were filled with worry that we

would get sick with Covid-19 or spread it to our families. We were filled with gratitude that people joined

Sisterhood and our Sisterhood Board Members all came through with completing their goals and missions. We

were nervous that no one would participate in any of our events! We were also thankful to the synagogue

executives and board members for figuring out a way for us to pray together during a pandemic! We managed

to get through it all and we feel even more connected to everyone even though a lot of it was through Zoom!

Since these past two years has not been exactly what we expected, we are continuing on as Sisterhood Co-

Presidents. We look forward to working with new board members as well as some that are continuing on in their

previous positions.

We truly want to thank everyone on our Sisterhood Board who volunteered their time to make Sisterhood a great

success during a pandemic. All of you ladies are remarkable and we admire you greatly. We were able to have

almost all of our planned programs from paid-up membership night, game nights, BINGO, fun programs from

trivia to gardening and our Mishloach Manot- Purim bags! We want to give a huge thank you to all of you ladies.

We would like to acknowledge some Board Members who have completed their two-year terms. Our

Programming Chairs Erin Wilner and Rachel Ehudin for putting together the best programs in person and on

Zoom! Ladies, you truly outdid yourselves with every event and each one was amazing and we truly enjoyed

them all. Thank you so much for taking this position on without ever being a part of Sisterhood before! Another

huge thank you goes to our Purim Bags Chairwomen Mindy Baker and Marcy Guilder. Ladies, you had never

held a Board position with Sisterhood and didn’t realize it was a two-year commitment, yet you did not back down

and managed to put together over 400 bags both years. You schlepped, organized, fundraised, and delivered

these bags two years in a row and we are so grateful to you both!! Thank you to Melinda Kraus who filled in as

a Tribute Card Co-chair. You continue to step up whenever we need help and it is greatly appreciated! We would

also like to give a HUGE thank you to Michelle Zuckerman who guided us these past two years, especially during

this pandemic, and helped us bring viable programs to the wonderful women of the Jewish community.

We look forward to seeing everyone at our Kick-off Breakfast in person on Sunday, October 3. We will be at the

Jersey Shore this summer and hope everyone gets to go to their happy place and relax after a difficult 16 months!

Ilene Thailer and Fran Simmons

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BETTY CRANE FRIENDSHIP CLUB FRAN HOBERMAN-SCHENKEL AND BETH FUCHS Club Coordinators We hope everyone has been having a nice summer. Friendship Club took the month of July off. But we are hoping that some of you followed Kevin Woyce’s advice and applied for the State Parks Vax Pass (any NJ resident who had received at least one COVID-19 vaccination shot by July 4 was eligible to apply online and then receive a confirmation email to be used to access NJ state parks for free). We can’t wait to hear which state parks / beaches people visited after watching Kevin’s beautiful presentation in early June. Plan to join us again on Tuesday August 10th for the presentation How Musicals Get to Broadway. Entertainment historian John Kenrick will walk us through the process, from idea to creation to fundraising to casting to the stage and eventually opening night. He will also discuss who does what along the way. And John will attempt to explain why tickets are so expensive. John has worked in the theatre at every level from amateur to Broadway, eventually serving as personal assistant to six Tony Award winning producers, including the team behind the original production of Rent. He has taught musical theatre history courses, written books and he runs the educational website musicals101.com. We hope you join us August 10th at 7:15 pm for what we believe will be Friendship Club’s final Zoom event. Our hope is to meet in person this October! If you have suggestions for future programs or want to be more involved and join the Friendship Club Committee, please reach out to us at PBJCfriendshipclub@gmail.com. Beth and Fran

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nourish.NJ LOUIS SCHWARTZ Chair

For more than 20 years, PBJC has served as a member congregation of nourish.NJ (formerly the Community

Soup Kitchen & Outreach Center), taking responsibility for lunch whenever there is a fifth Sunday of a month.

The next fifth Sunday is August 29th. Currently, it is still not possible to volunteer to serve this meal. Instead,

PBJC members are asked to consider contributing to nourish.NJ in either of the following ways:

1. nourish.NJ continues to hand out bagged groceries each day. Louis Schwartz will be in the PBJC parking lot

on Sunday, August 29th collecting donations from 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM. The food in greatest need right

now is canned chicken, canned beans, canned soups, canned stews, and cereal. Please only donate non-

perishable items.

2. Help by making a monetary donation to nourish.NJ by August 29th. All donations collected for nourish.NJ

through PBJC will go directly towards food supplies for nourish.NJ. Monetary donations can be made as

follows:

Online through the PBJC website. Click on “Donate Now” and make sure to select “nourish.NJ Donation” as the “Type” of payment.

Through a check made payable to “PBJC” and mailed to PBJC at 174 Changebridge Road, Montville, NJ 07045. Please indicate “nourish.NJ donation” in the memo of the check and please put "Attn: nourish.NJ donation" on the envelope.

We look forward to continuing our relationship with nourish.NJ as the organization grows and evolves. We will

see how we can best support the organization and the people it serves during the COVID-19 pandemic and

beyond. Thank you for your continued support.

If you have any questions, you can contact Lou at nourishNJ@pbjc.org or 973-787-7243.

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IMPORTANT LINKS AND INFORMATION Click Here for the PBJC High Holy Day Website (including all information and forms) Note: All forms are due by August 23rd. Please note that the PBJC Covid Task Force, leadership, and the Ritual Committee continue to monitor the status of the Covid-19 pandemic as the virus clearly remains a factor in our community and around the world. PBJC will be guided by the United States Center for Disease Prevention and Control (the CDC), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), New Jersey State, local authorities and public health officials regarding the best protocols to operate the synagogue during these times. The situation is fluid and there may be changes to the applicable laws and our protocols. You will be provided notice of any such changes. Click Here for the full PBJC Calendar Be sure to regularly check the calendar on the PBJC website as updated flyers and event/program information will be added. Upcoming Events: Wednesday, August 4 at 8:00 PM – Chevra Board Meeting via Zoom Friday, August 6 at 6:30 PM – Family Dinner in Honor of Arlene Lopez followed by Friday night Shabbat services at 8:00 PM Monday, August 9 – PBJC Golf & Tennis Classic Tuesday, August 10 at 7:15 PM – Betty Crane Friendship Club presents How Musicals Get To Broadway with John Kenrick via Zoom Monday, August 23 – Deadline to send Sisterhood New Year’s greetings

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AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES

Happy Anniversary to… 8/1 – Hadas and Menachem Toren 8/3 – Carol and Marv Fietelson 8/5 – Tara and Nelson Goldstein 8/6 – Jacqueline and Paul Fenton, Elaine and Alan Fisvitz 8/7 – Ilissa and David Schachman 8/9 – Janice and Fred Aibel, Betty and Fred Crane 8/10 – Andrea and Mitchell Goldsmith 8/13 – Marge and Earl Rostoker 8/15 – Miriam and Philip Person 8/16 – Erica and Phil Schachter 8/17 – Nancy and Gary Drillings 8/19 – Ilanit and David Leibowitz, Cecile and Harry Zohn 8/21 – Jessica and Seth Edelstein 8/22 – Jan and Michael Pett, Celina and Emanuel Steren 8/23 – Abby and Mark Finkel, Michelle and Evan Zuckerman 8/24 – Gay and Steven Gershberg 8/30 – Wendy and Jay Birnbaum

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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to… 8/1 – Jaime Brodsky, Jaclyn Schneiderman 8/2 – Roberta Kanarick 8/3 – Ryan Coletti 8/4 – Renee Bitner, Paul Fenton, Susan Mittler, Barbara Neelman 8/5 – Eliza Irushalmi 8/6 – Shiloh Ehudin, Frances Tsukroff 8/7 – Kate Wise 8/8 – Edio Zampaglione 8/9 – Richard Mark, Carolyn Wortman 8/10 – Robin Brickman 8/11 – Harper Hall 8/12 – Jared Bruno, Evan Neadel, Mary Sheydwasser 8/13 – Andrew Feinstein, Jory Schlenger 8/14 – Alison Glickson, Thomas Peck 8/15 – Drew Handler, Ellen Shelsky 8/16 – Ernest Freeman 8/17 – Jerrold Davis, Judy Eisen, David Kraut, Hailey Zuckerman 8/18 – Jay Thailer, Lindsay Zuckerman 8/19 – Phyllis Biskowitz, Evan Zuckerman 8/20 – Alan Gitlin, Gary Messinger, Abby Seewald 8/21 – Eve Fields 8/23 – Carolyn Schnell, Arin Vallese 8/24 – Riley Pett, Estelle Schlenger 8/25 – Hayden Abfier, Stacey Blumenthal, Janet Schiff 8/26 – Fran Brown, Michael Kirsch, Suzanne Reiss, Anabelle Stone 8/27 – Scott Schneiderman 8/28 – Samuel Coletti, Alan Fisvitz 8/29 – Shelley Zemel 8/30 – Beverly Berkowitz, Barbara Moll, Marvin Stein

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DONORS/SPONSORS

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND By: Marlene MacKenzie In memory of her beloved friend, Raphael Feldman LEV SHALEM PRAYER BOOK FUND By: Robert and Roberta Kanarick In memory of Ray Feldman KIDDUSH FUND By: Susan Charnet PBJC GENERAL DONATION By: Jay and Wendy Birnbaum In memory of Ray Feldman By: Fred and Betty Crane In memory of Ray Feldman By: Gail Green In memory of Ray Feldman By: Willow Lake Day Camp In appreciation for the use of the PBJC parking lot ELIOT SAKOLSKY/AARON MELZER SCHOLARSHIP FUND By: Beverly Berkowitz In memory of her beloved father, Louis Axelrod By: Ilysa Berkowitz In memory of her beloved grandfather, Louis Axelrod By: Susan Charnet In memory of her beloved husband, Bernard Cohen By: Alan Friedman and Family In honor of Aunt Miriam Gitomer’s 99th birthday By: Michele Gitomer and Family In celebration of Miriam Gitomer’s 99th birthday YAHRZEIT DONATION By: Barry Berger In memory of his beloved brother, Arthur Berger By: Carol Berman In memory of her beloved mother, Sadie Rosenblatt

YAHRZEIT DONATION (continued) By: Jay Birnbaum In memory of his beloved sister, Sharon Birnbaum Mandell By: Renee Bitner In memory of her beloved husband, Maurice Bitner In memory of her beloved father-in-law, Joseph Bitner By: George and Elanor Damiano In memory of their beloved daughter, Marla Damiano Brecher By: Eleanor Damiano In memory of her beloved mother, Esther Rudy By: Fred Decter In memory of his beloved mother, Helen Decter By: Ronnie Drewke In memory of her beloved cousin, Lauri Colfin West By: Gay Gershberg In memory of her beloved mother, Selma Singer By: Gail Feldman In memory of her beloved brother, Steven Stadd In memory of her beloved mother, Jeanette Stadd By: Stephanie Kutlow In memory of her beloved father, Peter H.S. Mevorah By: Marlen Rosen In memory of her beloved husband, Martin Rosen In memory of her beloved aunt, Gertrude Miller In memory of her beloved grandmother, Sarah Kostner By: Arnie Schancupp In memory of his beloved mother, Gussie Schancupp In memory of his beloved father, Seymour Schancupp By: Elaine Schkolnick In memory of her beloved husband, Herman Schkolnick By: Natalie Wallach In memory of her beloved father, Louis Rubin By: Lester Wolfson In memory of his beloved mother, Rose Wolfson

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SISTERHOOD TRIBUTES

To: Dean Baker In memory of your father, Howard Baker From: Arlene and Ed Lopez

To: Carol and Stephen Berman Mazel Tov on the birth of your granddaughter, Grace From: Rosalee and Doug Keech

To: Abby and Charles Crane Mazel Tov on your son Alex’s wedding From: Marcy and Alan Guilder

To: Roseanne Dawer Wishing you a speedy recovery From: Fran Hoberman-Schenkel and Howie Schenkel

To: Gail Feldman In memory of your husband, Ray Feldman From: Toby Wolfman, Alice Gordon, Sharon and Bob Fields, Rosalee and Doug Keech

To: Gail Feldman Mazel Tov on the B'not Mitzvah of your twin granddaughters From: Toby Wolfman, Estelle Stein, Ina and Mark Roffman, Myra Sumka, Paula and Ed Kadushin

To: Seth Friedman In memory of your father, Dr. Robert Friedman From: Nan and Alan Rothberg, Nancy and Jonathan Cohen, Gail Feldman, Arlene and Ed Lopez

To: Mimi Gitomer Wishing you a Happy Birthday From: Barbara and Abe Goll, Bev and Ilysa Berkowitz, Marlene Scheinthal

To: Alan Guilder In memory of your father, Norman Guilder From: Beverly and Michael Miller, Estelle Stein, Nancy and Jeffrey Weiss, Ina and Mark Roffman, Jaymi and Elliot Pleener, Nan and Alan Rothberg, Nancy and Jonathan Cohen, Tom Peck, Celina and Emanuel Steren, Gail Feldman, Andrea and Mitch Goldsmith, Alice Gordon, Sheryl and Howard Chesler, Irene and Jerry Davis, Barbara and Marvin Kaufman, Wendi and Leonard Leicht, Arlene and Ed Lopez, Sue and Gil Mandel, Susan and Gary Messinger, Marlene Scheinthal

To: Susan Kantor Wishing you a speedy recovery From: Fran Hoberman-Schenkel and Howie Schenkel

To: Arlene Lopez Best wishes on your retirement from PBJC From: Natalie and Len Wallach, Myra Sumka

To: Margaret Miller-Sanders In memory of your mother, Sherell Miller From: Ina and Mark Roffman, Beverly and Michael Miller, Nan and Alan Rothberg, Marlene Scheinthal, Rosalee and Doug Keech, Arlene and Ed Lopez, Sue and Gil Mandel

To: Robin and Arnie Pallay Mazel Tov on the birth of your new grandson, Caleb Heath From: Fran Hoberman-Schenkel and Howie Schenkel

To: Marge and Earl Rostoker Mazel Tov on your recent move From: Bea and Sy Katz

To: Alan and Nan Rothberg Mazel Tov on your grandson Mason’s Bar Mitzvah From: Arlene and Ed Lopez

To: Michael Weinstein Mazel Tov on becoming President of PBJC From: Bev and Ilysa Berkowitz, Marlene Scheinthal

If you want to send a tribute card, please contact a member of the tribute team according to your last name. Tribute cards may be sent to synagogue members and non-members, but only members will be listed in the Candlestick. Email notification is preferred. No calls on the Sabbath, Jewish holidays, before 9:00 AM, or after 9:00 PM please.

A-GO Marlene Scheinthal malkacs@msn.com 973-227-5142 (only if not sending email)

GR-M Melinda Kraus msubq@aol.com 973-656-1986 (only if not sending email)

N-Z Estelle Stein EstelleBPStein@gmail.com 973-588-7332 (only if not sending email)

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YAHRZEITS READ ON FRI/SAT, 8/6 & 8/7

8/7/21 – 29 Av Samuel Klasner Gertrude (Gitty) Safier Maurice Bitner Malvin Sumka

8/8/21 – 30 Av George Liberman Gershon George Helfant Hilda Weinreb Aaron Cohen Anna Jean Dworkin

8/9/21 – 1 Elul Harry Silver Rosalie Sussman Arthur Kutlow Eileen Levin

8/10/21 – 2 Elul Gettel C. Thorner Robert R. Goldman Mildred Bernstein Florence Fischman Sally Robin Beatrice Kasen

8/11/21 – 3 Elul Morris Kostner Morris Friedman Lila Schimmel Bernard Schumer Sherry Halprin David Goldstein Max Poppel Mildred Rosenhouse

8/12/21 – 4 Elul Milton Vishlitsky Florine Peck Sonya Graff

8/13/21 – 5 Elul Leon Fichtelberg Rose Freifeld

READ ON FRI/SAT, 8/13 & 8/14

8/14/21 – 6 Elul Leon D. Reich Samuel Kaplan Richard Alex Fischer David Kelman Della Goldberg Clara Schultz Yaker Emanuel Gerstein Barbara Fine Anne Farber

8/15/21 – 7 Elul Ruth Sacks Harry Schutzer Goldy Frosch Alexander Breinan Jaime Feder Alvin Levin Leiba Pischtschenok

8/16/21 – 8 Elul Pearl Lerner Leventhal Hannah Jankowitz Arthur Berger David Miller Bessie Medwin Anna Leibowitz Ralph Atkins Arthur David Levin

8/17/21 – 9 Elul E. Jerry Light

8/18/21 – 10 Elul Edith G. Cohen Shirley Friedman Beatrice Butler Edward Butler Henry Shapiro Abraham Fleischner Ida Marcus Sally Seidenfrau Sylvia Krenis Louis Bernstein

8/19/21 – 11 Elul Leona Roth Loewenstein Bob Herbst Lillian Morris Isidore Goldenberg Louis Axelrod Ignatz Kalman Alexander Greenfield Solomon Nagin Nancy D. Kayne Estelle Person

8/20/21 – 12 Elul Rose Bader Libby Mendelsohn Rose Wolfson Mary Rosenthal Rochelle Lucy Cohen Dorothy Stern Nathan Goldstein

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READ ON FRI/SAT, 8/20 & 8/21 8/21/21 – 13 Elul Millie Feinbloom Leon Kutner Robert Sperling Theodore Silverman Monroe Reiser Cy Cymbol Pennie Galtman Morris Marcus

8/22/21 – 14 Elul Morris Rothberg Herman Adler Albert Berman Helen Decter Lena Bader Jules Edlin Paula Fruchtman

8/23/21 – 15 Elul Harry Levine Andor Rosenberg Ida Druckman Morris Steinberg Mildred Koss

8/24/21 – 16 Elul Boris Seeber Herbert J. Butler Jack Altman Max Klein Gussie Schaeffer Joseph Bitner Elizabeth Bloom Frank Lippner Libby Goldenberg

8/25/21 – 17 Elul Herman Reichman Helen Finger Teitelbaum Sondra Dorfman Scharf Abraham Barosin

8/26/21 – 18 Elul Frances Morgenstern Alvin Schwartzman Harold Fried Abe Linsk

8/27/21 – 19 Elul Wilfred Birnbaum Helen Rubin Norman Goldberg Dorothy Tankel Sadie Goldberg Sylvia Sage Beatrice Weisberg

READ ON FRI/SAT, 8/27 & 8/28

8/28/21 – 20 Elul Herman Jacob Horowitz Max Berkowitz Eva Fischer Anne Davis Lipsky Saul M. Koss

8/29/21 – 21 Elul Akiva Steren Rubin Bram Harry Kritzer

8/30/21 – 22 Elul Bernard Zohn Thelma M. Goldsmith Harry Epstein Bernard Goldberg Mack Edelstein Nathan Rosenblatt Mandel Stein

8/31/21 – 23 Elul Joseph Lifschen Abraham Cohen Gloria Goldberg Joseph Schumer Norman Rossinow Sam Goldberg Elza Benau Pinchas Rosenzweig Amalia Lehrer

9/1/21 – 24 Elul Jalal Javaherian Max Halpern Ida Ostrow Paul Max Samuel A. Rosen

9/2/21 – 25 Elul Alfred Auerbach Lillian G. Cohn William Roffman Hyman Kaplan Peter H.S. Mevorah Patricia Zimmerman Ray Gordon Isak Fish Susan Teich Jennie Epstein

9/3/21 – 26 Elul Charles Yonteff Samuel Ketay Ira David Popkin Yetta Hofstein Jeanette Stadd Sam Sanet