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FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE: Hebrew High Graduation Page 7 Pesah Schedule Page 12 Passover BBQ Page 17

Tampa Bay Jewish Heritage Day: Rays vs. Yankees at the Trop! Page 22

April 2015

Nisan 5775 - Iyar 5775 Volume 5775 Issue 9

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Rabbi

Jacob Luski, D.D.

727.381.4900 x1008 [email protected]

Cantor

Jonathan Schultz


Executive Director

Susan Goldstein

727.344.1017 [email protected]

Pauline Rivkind Early Childhood

Education Center Director

Katherine Schaefer

727.302.9668

[email protected]

Pauline Rivkind Talmud Torah

Education Coordinator

Ricki Lewis


Youth Advisor

Bianca Levi


Community Engagement

Liz Sembler


Torah Reader/Educator

Deborah Marmon


Office Manager

Pam Askin


Communications Coordinator

Carolyn Moritz


Accounting

Denice Piller

727.302.9676

[email protected]

President

Alice Ettinger

[email protected]

Mens Club President Steve Feld USY President Hannah Weiss

Bnai Israel REVIEW

APRIL 2015

Contact Us

Our Mission Through our congregational life, our goal is to provide the opportunity for our

members and friends to experience Jewish life to its fullest. We want to transmit the

ideals of Conservative Judaism to our children and grandchildren, to enable them to be

knowledgeable and responsible participants in Jewish life, sensitive and ethical human

beings and reliable custodians of an enduring heritage. Through the synagogue, we

want to find strength and inspiration in worship and study, in the sharing of lifecycle

events, in acts of caring, in reaching out to the wide Jewish and non-Jewish

communities, and in concern and support for Israel.

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BUCS TICKETS

Tampa Bay Bucs

tickets are available in

the Mitzvah Mens Club block (Section

135 great seats!) for the upcoming season.

Contact Mike Slomka:

727.458.6703.

PESAH PREPARATION

The Rabbinical Assembly Pesah Guide, which we hope will add to your observance of Pesah, includes

the rules and procedures relating to the special food requirements of Pesah observance. They have

been compiled by the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS) of the Rabbinical Assembly

and Conservative Movement. This information can serve as an annual reference for you. Any items

not covered, and about which you have a question, should be discussed directly with Rabbi Luski.

We hope that your preparations for Pesah will lead to a joyous holiday for you and your loved ones.

You can access the 2015-5775 guide on the RabbinicalAssembly.org website:

rabbinicalassembly.org/pesah-guide.

Hard copies are also available in the CBI office, or you may call to have one mailed to you.

Visit Page 12 for a full schedule of this years Pesah services.

Announcements

MEMBER DIRECTORIES ARE IN

Todah Rabah to the many people who helped

with the CBI directory including soliciting ads

and helping with photos. Special thanks goes to:

Ricki Lewis, Phil and Joan Redisch, Beth Ann

Redisch and Mike Frye! PLEASE STOP BY THE

CBI OFFICE TO PICK YOURS UP IF YOU HAVE

NOT ALREADY RECEIVED IT.

They will not be mailed this year.

DINNER AT THE PHILIP BENJAMIN TOWER

The Benjamin Tower Foundation would like to

extend an invitation to CBI congregants who

would like to join PBT residents for Shabbat

dinners. Dinner is $10 every Friday at 4:45 pm.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy dinner and

fellowship before walking over to CBI for

Shabbat services.

CBI will post each weeks menu to cbistpete.org

on Monday afternoons. RSVP with payment and

entre choice to Kelli Rolfe by Wednesdays at

12:00 pm: 727.347.5191 or

[email protected].

BIKKUR HOLIM

One of the most important mitzvot in Judaism is

bikkur holim: visiting the sick. It is a

responsibility that the clergy of Bnai Israel take

very seriously. When our members are ill or

hospitalized, we want to know. In the interest of

protecting confidentiality, hospitals today are

extremely cautious about sharing patient names,

even with clergy. We need our congregants to

communicate directly with us and to inform us of

illness or hospitalization. Please call Pam Askin

at 727.381.4901 so that, as clergy and the

synagogue family, we can be helpful in moments

of difficulty or stress.

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From the Rabbi The Passover story as told in the Haggada recounts how Israel moved from darkness into

light; from ignorance and a history of idolatry into freedom and glory. A permanent and a

continuing saga, Passover is an event which eternally calls people of all generations to hope

and anticipation of a new dawn. Indeed, the springtime festival of Passover represents a new

life for all who suffered during the long years of exile and oppression. Celebrating the joyful

festival at the Seder table, we remember our long and stormy history.

The Passover story is living drama, a script involving Israel's children of all generations:

a story of a fight for freedom, for human dignity, and for a permanent home for all the children of Israel. Passover is

a democratic struggle for human dignity. From generation to generation one must picture oneself as having been

freed from Egypt. The ongoing struggle for dignity and freedom has given the Jewish people the will, the power and

the determination to fight on.

Today, Passovers legacy sustains the Jewish people's struggle against terrorism and global anti-Semitism. We learned from history and gained faith and confidence to continue our struggle against all present enemies toward the ultimate victory.

The story of Passover commands all men and women to join in brotherhood, to join in the building of Jerusalem and

Israel and, by that very fact, in the rebuilding of the world! This festival is the festival of human freedom, a fascinating

miracle by which human dignity is restored to all generations.

Join our CBI family as we usher in this special holiday of freedom at the First Seder on Friday, April 3. I look forward

to celebrating with our CBI family this meaningful holiday.

With best wishes for a Hag Kasher vSameah! Shalom,

From the Cantor We have a lot going on in April. Of course, the highlight of the month is Passover, but we also have three other observances: Yom Hashoah, when we remember those who perished

in the Holocaust; Yom Hazikkaron, Israeli Memorial Day, when we remember all of the

Israeli soldiers who have died serving their country; and Yom HaAtzmaut, Israeli Independence Day.

I would also like to take a moment to tell you about some special services, events, and classes this month:

On Friday, April 17, at 6:30 pm, we will have a special Kabbalat Shabbat service featuring the music of Debbie

Friedman zl. Debbie Friedman was one of the most prolific and influential Jewish songwriters of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, and she was an icon in the Reform Movement. In a way, she was the Reform Shlomo Carlebach. And if you would like to learn the featured Debbie Friedman music in advance, come join me for the Debbie Friedman Sneak Peek on Monday, April 13, at 6:45 pm in the CBI chapel.

Looking ahead into May, we have another special Kabbalat Shabbat service coming up. On Friday, May 8, at 6:30

pm, we will have Sephardic Kabbalat Shabbat, featuring music from the Spanish-Portuguese and Moroccan

traditions. I learned this music in my first year of Cantorial School in Jerusalem when I had the pleasure of studying

with Dr. Edwin Seroussi, who is an expert on Sephardic musical traditions. It will be my pleasure to share a portion

of his teaching with you on that night. And if you would like to learn the music in advance, come join me for

the Sephardic Shabbat Sneak Peek on Monday, April 27, at 6:45 pm in the CBI chapel.

This April and May, beginning after Passover, I will also be teaching a class on How to Lead the Friday Night

Service on Tuesday afternoons from 5:30 to 6:30, beginning April 14, and ending May 26. If you would like to learn how to lead the Friday night service, or if you would simply like to better familiarize yourself with the

prayers and melodies, then this is the class for you! This class is for Hebrew readers, as we will be using Siddur Sim Shalom.

Hag Sameah,

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From the President What is a kehilla? It is defined as a community, particularly of people who share the same purpose.

So if we share the same purpose, does that mean we all have the same purpose for being part of a

kehilla? I dont think so! I think we are part of CBI for many different reasons. Each of us has come here because of our Jewish Journeys. I will share mine.

My father was born in Bessarabia, and my grandmother always said that she didnt know what country it was until she looked up and saw which flag was flying! My mother was born here. I grew up in

Belmar, New Jersey, a small town at the Jersey shore that had one synagogue: Orthodox. My fathers parents, who were Orthodox, lived nearby in Asbury Park and had a tremendous influence on my religious beliefs.

My parents were definitely Jewish, but were not religious. As a young girl, some of my friends were the seven other

Jewish girls in my class. In fact, one of our group wanted to have a Bat Mitzvah like the boys. Her family convinced our Rabbi

that we should learn, and he started classes for us. We eventually had a Sunday Confirmation / Bnot Mitzvah.

Our family moved to another New Jersey community that had a Conservative Synagogue. We became members and made

many Jewish friends. My mother became the choir director. There was a Jewish sorority, Iota Phi, and I eventually became

president. (Guess that was a precursor of things to come.) I was active in USY as well.

Then came marriage, two sons, and the Reform Temple. I was not active in Jewish community life as I was working and going to

school while raising the boys after a divorce.

Then I met Larry, who was brought up Conservadox. We joined a Conservative Synagogue, started a kosher home, and worked hard together. We were involved in our synagogue, attended services on holidays and whenever we could, and I sang

in the choir. We had synagogue friends and family around us.

We retired to St. Petersburg 24 years later. I had always said that when we retired, I would become active in the Jewish

community. We found CBI and immediately loved the people who made us feel welcome from the first minute.

You know the rest!

I have found the meaning of kehilla. For me, kehilla means my St. Petersburg family. Come and see what it means to you.

Tell us about your Jewish journey. If you would like, we can publish it and get to know you better.

Larry and I will be away for Pesah this year, but we send best wishes to you and those you love for a Hag Kasher vSameah. Shalom,

From the Executive Director One of the things I love about Judaism is its time-bound nature. The months of Nisan and Iyyar are

punctuated with special moments in time. The star of the month of Nisan, of course, is Pesah, commemorating the exodus from Egypt and firmly heading us toward the future as we begin counting

the omer and marching toward Sinai. Often, were so relieved to be done with the food-related challenges of Pesah that we overlook the Yoms that fall between Pesah and Shavuot.

Yom Hashoah, observed by decree of the Israeli Knesset on the 27th of Nisan, is observed as Holocaust Memorial Day in memory of the victims of the Nazis and in honor of those who resisted their efforts at genocide.

Our Mitzvah Mens Club distributes yellow candles to CBI members to light on Yom Hashoah. Yom Hazikkaron, Memorial Day, is observed on the 4th of Iyyar and is dedicated to the memory of all those who have died in defense of the State

of Israel since 1948. In Israel, everyone stops to observe a national moment of silent mourning as an air raid siren is sounded.

On the 5th of Iyyar, the day corresponding to May 14, 1948 when the State of Israel was proclaimed, the mood changes to one

of joy and hope as we observe Yom Haatzmaut, Israel Independence Day. In Israel, there are parades, celebrations, and dancing in the streets! Here in Pinellas County, well enjoy a community celebration sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and Pasco Counties.

The last Yom before Shavuot is celebrated on the 28th of Iyyar. Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, corresponds to the day in 1968

when the IDF entered the Old City of Jerusalem and reclaimed, among other things, the Kotel (Western Wall) from Jordan.

This day provides us with the opportunity to reflect on the sanctity of Jerusalem and to honor the men and women of the IDF

who participated in its liberation.

So when you savor that first taste of pizza after sundown on the last day of Pesah, remember the days ahead bring more Yoms

to savor!

Chag Pesah Kasher vSameach, (Information about the Yoms taken from The Observant Life by Martin S. Cohen and Michael Katz)

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February 2014

Calling All Storytellers!

Pauline Rivkind Early Childhood Education Center is looking for some fabulous volunteers

to come read to our youngest learners. We will even provide you with a selected P.J. Library Story

that supports our Judaica! Schedules are flexible as we have availability Monday through Friday,

9:30 am - 12:00 pm. Interested in getting involved?

Please contact Preschool Director Katherine Schaefer at

[email protected] or 727.302.9668.

Pauline Rivkind Early Childhood Education Center (PRECEC)

Spring has sprung and so has the PRECEC Organic Vegetable Goodness Garden! Starting back in January 2014, our

VPK Stars built and planted a simple three bed garden in the CBI Courtyard. Today, our garden is now four beds and

includes various flowers, berries, herbs, and vegetables.

The Goodness Garden is not just a matter of teaching children how to plant and harvest. Educators are able to

utilize this space to draw inspiration in their daily lessons. From nutrition and wellness to art and math, the

Goodness Garden is essentially an outdoor classroom for our children to quite literally grow and learn together.

If you would like to donate certified organic soil, certified organic seeds/seedlings, mulch, or garden equipment, or

you are interested in aiding in tending our garden, please contact me at 727.302.9668.

In keeping with the Health and Wellness theme in our PRECEC community, we have also introduced weekly yoga

lessons to our list of amazing extra-curricular activities for our students. PRECEC also offers dance, soccer, and

gymnastics to a variety of ages throughout the week.

PRECEC has grown tremendously over the course of the last few months, all thanks to the support of the CBI

congregation, friends, and local families. What has grown from a mere 19 students and three classrooms in August

2014 is now a school with 65 families and 6 classrooms. Currently, our Tiny Owl Infant Room and Little Monkey

Toddler Rooms are on waiting lists. If you are interested in getting a child you know on our waiting list program or

enrolling them in one of the older classrooms, please contact the preschool office today!

Want to see pictures of all of the fun we are having at Pauline Rivkind? Like our preschool

Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/PaulineRivkind.

Katherine Schaefer, PRECEC Director

Pictured: Youth from PRECEC, PRTT, and USY all helped create one of CBIs best Purim celebrations yet! Photographs courtesy of Michael Frye and Ricki Lewis.

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Hebrew High Graduation

You are cordially invited to attend

Hebrew High School Graduation 5775

during Shabbat Morning Services

Saturday, April 25, 9:00

5775 Graduates

Peninah Flo Benjamin

Hannah Hartung

Hannah Nicole Kunins

Rachel Esther Piper

Jack Samuel Sutton

Hannah Terzi

Hannah Mae Weiss

Ari Edward Zimmer

The graduates and their families are honored

to celebrate this milestone

with their Congregational family.

A Kiddush luncheon in their honor follows.

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CBI-Hadassah Book Club

CBI and the St. Petersburg Chapter of Hadassah co-host a monthly book

readers Discussion Group on Wednesdays at 10:00 am in the CBI Library. If you are interested in leading the discussion for a meeting, please contact

Sheila Wasserman at 727.347.5816.

This month, the book club meets on Wednesday, April 15, to discuss

The Aleppo Codex: A True Story of Obsession, Faith, and the Pursuit

of an Ancient Bible by Matti Friedman:

Journalist Matti Friedmans true-life detective story ... reveals uncomfortable truths about greed, state

cover-ups, and the fascinating role of historical treasures in creating a national identity. Summary excerpt courtesy of Amazon.

Want a head start on next months book? The May session will discuss Mr. Rosenblum Dreams in English by Natasha Solomons.

Talmud Made Easy

Join Steve Wein as he and his Talmud Class continue study of a new Tractate this year along with its

selected commentaries. The classes are in English, and Steve explains all. Materials will be provided.

The class involves both textual analysis and lively discussion, and is open to all.

No previous knowledge is necessary.

Meet at the Buns Family Library at CBI on select Wednesday evenings at 7:00 pm.

Next Sessions: Wednesdays, April 8 and April 22

Adult Studies with the Rabbi

Torah 4 Seniors

Join Rabbi Luski for meaningful Torah discussion at the Philip Benjamin Tower.

Tuesday, April 14, 11:00 am.

Lunch With the Rabbi

Deli lunch and Mishna study with Rabbi Luski on Wednesday, April 15, at 12:00 pm.

RSVP your lunch orders to Pam Askin by12:00 pm Tuesday, April 14, at 727.381.4901 or

[email protected].

Dialogue With the Rabbi

Come participate in an informal question and answer session during Shabbat morning services on

Saturday, April 18.

If you would like to present a message on Shabbat evening or morning from May

through August, please contact Lou Bader at 727.867.4913 or

[email protected].

Adult Studies

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Learn with Cantor Schultz!

Debbie Friedman Sneak Peek! & Kabbalat Shabbat

Come learn the Kabbalat Shabbat music of Debbie Friedman zl! Monday, April 13, at 6:45 pm in the Chapel. You will have an excellent opportunity to learn the music for a special musical Friday

night service on Friday, April 17.

Debbie Friedman, zl, was one of the most prolific and influential Jewish songwriters of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. She was an icon in the Reform Movement, although some of her melodies

are sung regularly in Conservative, Reconstructionist, and Modern Orthodox congregations.

Debbies early musical influences included Peter, Paul, and Mary; Joan Baez; Judy Collins; and a number of other folk music artists. She wrote many of her early songs as a song leader at an

overnight camp in the early 1970s.

She is best known for her settings of Mi Shebeirach, the prayer for healing, and Oseh Shalom. Some of her other greatest hits include Miriams Song, Not by Might, and I am a Latke.

After her death in 2011, the School of Sacred Music at Hebrew Union College was renamed

The Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music. Find out more and check out her music at

www.debbiefriedman.com.

Sephardic Sneak Peek! & Kabbalat Shabbat

By now you're a Debbie Friedman pro, so it's time to learn Spanish-Portuguese and Moroccan

Shabbat melodies! This class meets Monday, April 27, at 6:45 pm in the chapel to give you a

"sneak peek" into the Kabbalat Shabbat music of Friday, May 8, at 6:30 pm.

Sephardic music is equal parts wistful and festive, with origins as diverse and colorful as its melodies.

The Sephardi people descended from exiled Iberian Peninsula Jews who spread from Portugal and

Spain into former Turkey, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria. Their music evolved from Ottoman,

Eastern Mediterranean, and Moroccan traditions into what we now know as Sephardic music.

Learn the Friday Night Service!

If youd like to learn how to lead the Friday night service, or if youd just like to become more familiar with the prayers and the melodies we use, this is the class for you! This class is for

Hebrew readers, as you will be using Siddur Sim Shalom in class.

Sessions: Tuesdays, April 14, 21, and 28; May 12, 19, and 26.

Please note there is no class on Tuesday, May 5, as Cantor will be at a convention in Chicago.

Adult Studies

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Advocacy for Israel Committee

Anti-Semitism in Europe: A series by Dr. Leslie Pearlstein In past articles, I have written about recent events in Europe linked to new anti-Semitism. What, then, is this new anti-Semitism? New anti-Semitism is the concept that a new form of anti-Semitism has developed in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, emanating simultaneously from the far-left, the far-right, and radical Islam,

and tending to manifest itself as opposition to Zionism and the State of Israel. The concept generally posits that

much of what purports to be criticism of Israel by various individuals and world bodies is, in fact, tantamount to

demonization, and that, together with an alleged international resurgence of attacks on Jews and Jewish symbols, and an increased acceptance of anti-Semitic beliefs in public discourse, such demonization represents an evolution in

the appearance of older anti-Semitic beliefs.

Writing in 1973 (American Jewish Congress' Congress Bi-Weekly), Abba Eban, the Foreign Minister of Israel,

identified anti-Zionism as the new anti-Semitism, saying: "Recently we have witnessed the rise of the new left which identifies Israel with the establishment, with

acquisition, with smug satisfaction, with, in fact, all the basic enemies Let there be no mistake: the new left is the author and the progenitor of the new anti-Semitism. Anti-Zionism is merely the new anti-Semitism.

The old classic anti-Semitism declared that equal rights belong to all individuals within the society, except the

Jews. The new anti-Semitism says that the right to establish and maintain an independent national sovereign state

is the prerogative of all nations, so long as they happen not to be Jewish.

Irwin Cotler, Professor of Law at McGill University and a leading scholar of human rights, has identified nine aspects

of what he considers to constitute the "new anti-Semitism":

Genocidal anti-Semitism: Calling for the destruction of Israel and the Jewish people.

Political anti-Semitism: Denial of the Jewish people's right to self-determination, de-legitimization of Israel as

a state, attributions to Israel of all the world's evils.

Ideological anti-Semitism: "Nazifying" Israel by comparing Zionism and racism.

Theological anti-Semitism: Convergence of Islamic anti-Semitism and Christian "replacement" theology,

drawing on the classical hatred of Jews.

Cultural anti-Semitism: The emergence of anti-Israel attitudes, sentiments, and discourse in "fashionable"

salon intellectuals.

Economic anti-Semitism: BDS movements and the extraterritorial application of restrictive covenants

against countries trading with Israel.

Holocaust denial

Anti-Jewish racist terrorism

International legal discrimination ("Denial to Israel of equality before the law in the international arena"):

Differential and discriminatory treatment towards Israel in the international arena.

Jack Fischel, former chair of history at Millersville University of Pennsylvania, agrees that new anti-Semitism is a new

phenomenon stemming from a coalition of "leftists, vociferously opposed to the policies of Israel, and right-wing

anti-Semites, committed to the destruction of Israel, [who] were joined by millions of Muslims, including Arabs,

who immigrated to Europe... and who brought with them their hatred of Israel in particular and of Jews in general."

It is this new political alignment, he argues, that makes new anti-Semitism unique.

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Pesah Services & Events Schedule 5775

Thursday April 2 Evening Bedikat Hametz - Search for Hametz

Friday April 3 7:45 am Siyum B'horim Service followed by Breakfast

Siyum Bhorim is the morning minyan and brief study session followed by a light breakfast, and is the last hametz meal eaten before Pesah. Attendance at this minyan is a special mitzvah for all firstborn males; firstborn daughters and others

who wish to attend are also welcome!

Yom Tov:

Friday April 3 6:00 pm Minha, Maariv, Congregation First Seder at CBI

Saturday April 4 9:00 am Yom Tov Services, 1st day Pesah

Includes Tal, the prayer for dew in Musaf Service

Saturday April 4 12:00 noon Minha

Second Seder at home

Sunday April 5 9:00 am Yom Tov Morning Services, 2nd day Pesah

12:00 noon Minha

Hol Hamoed Pesah:

Monday April 6 7:45 am Hol Hamoed Morning Minyan

7:30 pm Hol Hamoed Evening Minyan

Tuesday April 7 7:45 am Hol Hamoed Morning Minyan

7:30 pm Hol Hamoed Evening Minyan Wednesday April 8 7:45 am Hol Hamoed Morning Minyan

6:00 pm Congregation Passover BBQ

7:30 pm Hol Hamoed Evening Minyan

Thursday April 9 7:45 am Hol Hamoed Morning Minyan

Yom Tov:

Thursday April 9 6:30 pm Minha, Maariv, 7th day Pesah

Friday April 10 9:00 am Yom Tov Services, 7th day Pesah

Matzah Brei Kiddush

6:30 pm Yom Tov Service, 8th day Pesah

Saturday April 11 9:00 am Yom Tov Services, 8th day Pesah

Yizkor & Memorial Plaques Dedication

12:00 noon Minha

Mehirat Hametz - Authorization of Agent to Sell Hametz

Please submit to Synagogue Office by

7:45 am Friday, April 3, 2015

I, _________________________________, hereby authorize

Rabbi Jacob Luski to act as my agent to sell the hametz that may be

at home, place of business, or elsewhere, in accordance with the

requirements and provisions of Jewish Law.

Name______________________________________________

Home address________________________________________

Business address______________________________________

Signature____________________________________________

Donation to Maot Hittim Fund

The mitzvah of Maot Hittim (money for wheat) has evolved to

ensure that all Jews are able to celebrate Pesah. By giving to

CBIs Maot Hittim Fund, you are helping us respond to the financial needs of those in our community who would not

otherwise be able to participate in a Seder.

YES, please count me/us in for this years Maot Hittim Fund.

Please find my check in the amount of $__________.

Please make your check payable to CBI - Maot Hittim and send to

Congregation Bnai Israel P.O. Box 159

Montvale, New Jersey 07645;

or bring it to the CBI office.

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Todah Rabah A big Todah Rabah to everybody who helped make this years Purim a huge success at CBI:

Cantor Schultz for conducting the Purim service while Rabbi Luski was on Sabbatical

All Hebrew High students who participated in the Megillah reading:

Marc LeVine, Hannah Terzi, Shoshana LeVine, Anna Walters, Jack Sutton, Corey Sokolov, Danielle LeVine,

Jared LeVine, and Rachel Piper

Liz Sembler for coordinating the Megillah readers

Debbie Marmon for her traditional Megillah readings

USYers for creating Shalach Manot for the children

CBI Womens League for their Shalach Manot project, and also to the Womens League Hamantashen bakers

Todah Rabah also to those who assisted with the Hevra Kadisha dinner:

Joel & Ellen Goetz for chairing Hevra Kadisha

David & Michael Gross for hosting the dinner

Special Upcoming Events Spring is an exciting time at CBI. Be sure not to miss out on any of our special events!

Siyum Breakfast Siyum BHorim is the morning minyan and brief study session followed by a light breakfast. It is the last hametz meal eaten before Pesah. Attendance at this minyan is a special

mitzvah for all firstborn males; firstborn daughters and others who wish to attend are also welcome!

Join us on Friday, April 3, at 7:45 am.

Matzah Brei Kiddush Join us on Friday, April 10, for Passover Yom Tov Seventh Day services at

9:00 am followed by a Matzah Brei Kiddush.

Yom Hashoah Holocaust Remembrance Day is Thursday, April 16. The Florida Holocaust Museum

will feature a guest speaker at 6:30 pm: Dr. Suzanne Brown-Fleming will present Love thy Neighbor? Catholic Responses to the First Anti-Jewish Laws, April 1933. The program is free and open to the public.

Visit Page 22 for a full description of Dr. Brown-Fleming and her work.

Event information at flholocaustmuseum.org.

Yom Ha'Atzmaut The State of Israel was proclaimed on May 14, 1948 (5 Iyar 5708). This year, we

celebrate Yom Ha'Atzmaut, the Israeli Independence Day, along with Tampa Bay Jewish Heritage Day

with a Rays vs. Yankees game at the Tropicana Field on Sunday April 19, at 1:10 pm. Visit Page 22 for

information about special deals and group tickets. Congregation Beth Shalom in Clearwater will also

do a special screening of the film Beneath the Helmet: From High School to the Home Front on Thursday,

April 23, at 7:30 pm.

Daven & Dine at the Kotel We are bringing the Western Wall right here to CBI on Friday, April

24, at 6:00 pm! Join us in our annual Daven & Dine at the Kotel, followed by a special Got Shabbat?

Israeli Dinner. RSVP by Friday, April 17, by filling out the form on the back cover.

Kabbalat Shabbat on the Beach On Friday, May 1, pull on your favorite sandals and bring a chair

to join us for Kabbalat Shabbat on Upham Beach! Turn towards the beach on 67th Avenue off of

Gulf Boulevard, drive two blocks, and you're there! There is metered parking from 8:00 am -

8:00 pm: $1.25 per hour by cash or credit card. In the event of rain, we will relocate services to CBI.

See you there!

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Sunday Monday Tuesday

5 PESAH DAY 2 9:00am Passover Yom Tov

Services, Second Day NO PRTT

12:00pm Yom Tov Minha

6 PESAH DAY 3 7:45am Hol Hamoed Minyan,

Breakfast

7:30pm Hol Hamoed Minyan


Breakfast

6:00pm Chess Club


12 NO PRTT

13 PRECEC Re-opens

6:45pm Debbie Friedman

Sneak Peek! with Cantor Schultz

14 11:00am Torah 4 Seniors

Philip Benjamin Tower 5:30pm Friday Night Service

Class with Cantor

Schultz 6:00pm Chess Club

7:00pm Board of Trustees

Meeting

19 USY Regional Convention 9:00am Minyan, Bar Mitzvah of

Travis Zerin 9:45am PRTT

1:10pm Tampa Bay Jewish

Heritage Day

Tropicana Field

7:00pm Hadassah Concert in

Memory of Chana

Olmstead

ROSH HODESH IYAR

20 ROSH HODESH IYAR

21 5:30pm Friday Night Service

Class with Cantor


6:45pm Ritual Committee

Meeting

EREV YOM HAZIKARON

26 9:45am PRTT

27 6:45pm Sephardic Shabbat

Sneak Peek! with Cantor Schultz

28 5:30pm Friday Night Service

Class with Cantor


Morning

Minyan Followed by

Breakfast

Sunday: 9:00 am

Monday - Friday:

7:45 am

Evening

Minyan

Sunday -

Thursday:

6:30 pm

Please consult this

calendar or the

Passover service

schedule on

Page 12 for holiday

service times.

Nisan - Iyar 5775

April 2015

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Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 3/30 - 4/3: Pinellas Schools

Spring Break

Kitchen Closed for

Passover Cleaning

6:30pm USY Chocolate Seder

NO PRTT

NO Hebrew High & Mehina

2 3/30 - 4/3: Spring Break

Kitchen Closed for

Passover Cleaning

10:00am Library Committee

Meeting

Search for Hametz after dark

3 3/30 - 4/3: Spring Break

7:45am Siyum BHorim Minyan, Breakfast

6:00pm Minha, Maariv,

First Seder

7:31pm Candlelighting

EREV PESAH

4 PESAH DAY 1 9:00am Passover Yom Tov

Services, First Day*




Breakfast

NO PRTT

6:00pm Passover Barbecue

7:00pm Talmud Class

NO Hebrew High & Mehina



Breakfast 10:00am Library Committee

6:30pm Erev Yom Tov Pesah

Service, Seventh Day


10 PESAH DAY 7 9:00am Yom Tov Services,

Seventh Day, Matzah

Brei Kiddush

6:30pm Erev Yom Tov Pesah

Service, Eighth Day


11 PESAH DAY 8 9:00am Yom Tov Services,

Eighth Day, Yizkor &

Memorial Plaques

Dedication*


15 10:00am CBI-Hadassah

Book Club

12:00pm Lunch with the

Rabbi 4:45pm PRTT Alef-Heh

7:00pm Hebrew High &

Mehina

EREV YOM HASHOA

16 YOM HASHOA 10:00am Library Committee

6:30pm Love thy Neighbor? Florida Holocaust

Museum

17 USY Regional Convention 6:30pm Debbie Friedman

Kabbalat Shabbat


18 USY Regional Convention 9:00am Shabbat Services,

Dialogue with the

Rabbi, Kiddush*

22 YOM HAZIKARON 4:45pm PRTT Alef-Heh

7:00pm Hebrew High &

Mehina

7:00pm Talmud Class

EREV YOM

HAATZMAUT

23 YOM HAATZMAUT 10:00am Library Committee 7:30pm Beneath the Helmet Film Screening

Congregation Beth

Shalom, Clearwater

24 10:00am PRECEC at Kotel

6:00pm Daven & Dine at the

Kotel, followed by

Got Shabbat? Israeli

Dinner


25 9:00am Daven at the

Kotel, Hebrew High

Graduation, April

Simha Shabbat,

Kiddush*

29 4:45pm PRTT Alef-Heh

6:00pm Womens League Torah Fund Dinner

30 10:00am Library Committee

6:00pm JNF Tree of Life

Awards Dinner, Lilly

Salcman Honored

Tampa Grand Hyatt

* Shabbat Minha service

will begin approximately

45 minutes after the

conclusion of

morning services.

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Womens League Congregation Bnai Israel Womens League

invites you to attend the

TORAH FUND DINNER

on behalf of

THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL

SEMINARY OF AMERICA

honoring

ESTA BLAXBERG

with

THE JACKIE JACOBS 2015 WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

For her years of dedicated service

GUEST SPEAKER: CAROLYN KANTOR

Director of Principal Gifts

Florida Regional Office

The Jewish Theological Seminary

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, at 6:00 PM

Congregation Bnai Israel 300 58th Street North

St. Petersburg, Florida 33710

RSVP by Wednesday, April 22

Anita Helfand: 727.347.2300 or

[email protected] Your check is your reservation, made payable to

CBI Womens League

Couvert: $20.00

Plus suggested minimum donation

to Torah Fund

Gift Opportunities:

Minyan $ 10

Chai $ 18

Koach $ 28

Benefactor $ 180

Guardian $ 300

Associate Patron $ 600

Patron $ 1200

The Women's League of Congregation B'nai Israel is

proud of our members who were honored as Women of

Distinction by the Jewish Federation of Pinellas County

on Sunday, March 29. We want to congratulate them for

this well-earned recognition:

Ellen Bernstein: CBI Womens League

Esta Blaxberg: St. Petersburg Chapter of Hadassah

Linda Goldfarb: TOP

Ricki Lewis: CBI

Karen Sher: Philip Benjamin Tower

Livia Wein: Israel Bonds

Please mark your calendars, consider a level of giving,

and join us for upcoming events at CBI:

Sunday, April 19, 7:00 pm

Concert honoring the memory of Chana Olmstead.

Sponsored by Hadassah.

Wednesday, April 29, 6:00 pm

Torah Fund Dinner with guest speaker Carolyn Kantor

and topic "The Kitchen Table and Torah."

We wish to all of Congregation B'nai Israel a very happy,

healthy Pesach!

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Mitzvah Mens Club

As youve undoubtedly heard by now, Bill Marger is the 2015 Man of the Year. Bill is a former Mitzvah Mens Club (MMC) President and an active current CBI Trustee and member of the Executive Committee. He is always

willing to pitch in and help, not only with his physical efforts, but also with his great problem solving and forward

thinking. Yasher koach to Bill for this well-deserved recognition for his efforts.

An additional reason to kvell is that our own Jeff Litt will be honored at the forthcoming international convention

of the Federation of Jewish Mens Clubs (FJMC) with its Maasim Tovim (good deeds) Award. It is the highest honor bestowed by the organization, given only to those whose accomplishments and contributions span many

years.

Coming up on Wednesday, April 8 is our annual Passover BBQ, an event that always draws a crowd. MMCs famous Mothers Day Brunch follows close behind on Sunday, May 10.

CBIs MMC is the lead host club for Florida FJMCs statewide Golf Tournament, held at Bardmoor Country Club on Sunday, May 31, featuring our own Moishe Pipick as Chief Marshall. The 1:00 pm shotgun start will be followed

by a great dinner and appropriate frivolities.

Mitzvah Mens Clubs Annual

PASSOVER BBQ

Get out of the kitchen and let the boys cook for you tonight! Bring your kids and grandkids to this beloved annual CBI tradition.

Wednesday, April 8, 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Come Enjoy:

Grilled Chicken

Hot Dogs

Garden Salad

Potato Chips

Finger Foods

Soda

Dessert

And of course

Unlimited Schmoozing!

Adults: $20 Vegetarian Adults: $10

Teens 13 - 17: $10 Children 12 and Under: Free

RSVP by Wednesday, April 1, to Carolyn Moritz at 727.381.4900 or

[email protected]. Please make checks payable to Mitzvah Mens Club and send to 300 58th Street North, St.

Petersburg FL 33710

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Life Cycle

From the Judaica Shop Crew

We are prepared for Passover; hopefully you are too! If you are in need of items to brighten your table, we

have it. If you are invited to a friends home, take a look at our many gift items.

To whet your appetite, we have cards for the occasion at only $1 each. Check us out for ceremonials such as

Kiddush cups, candleholders, Shabbat candles, challah covers, challah trays, and more.

We have a wonderful crew of volunteers in the Judaica Shop. We need to bolster our staff, and more friends

are welcome to join us so we can be open many more days.

JUDAICA SHOP HOURS

Monday 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Tuesday 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Thursday 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

We look forward to seeing you!

For an appointment:

Eileen Richman: 727.492.4509

Diana Lift: 727.392.5554

Anita Helfand: 727.347.2300

WE SPECIAL ORDER

WE GIFT WRAP

Mazal Tov!

Wendy Levine

Engagement to Dan Insdorf

Adele Morris

Wedding of granddaughter

Samantha Haber to Joshua Steininger

In Memoriam Lillian Grau

Mother of Steve (Linda) Grau

Martha Kimmel

Barry Grau

Sister of Edwin Brooklyn

Sylvia Denhoff

Sandy Herskowitz Partner of Pat Weber

Jean Kraff Mother of Eileen Richman

Tina Hager

Ron Kraff

Sister of Frank Florence

May God comfort the families among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

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Mitzvah Grams

Join us in wishing Mazal Tov! to members celebrating their birthdays, anniversaries, and Bnai Mitzvah. Your good wishes can be part of their memories, while at the same time supporting Bnai Israels commitment to help our schools, youth groups, and Synagogue through your donations to our

Mitzvah Fund.

MAZAL TOV!

Anniversaries

Jeremiah & Diane Weiner 5

Dr. Bob & Jennifer Sternberg 7

Dr. Harold & Anita Pollack 9

Michael & Vicky Henry 11

Dr. Fred & Mali Feld 12

Greg & Liz Sembler 13

Dr. Sheldon & Susan Scheinert 15

Michael & Bonnie Walker 26

In Honor of: ___________________________

Check the names of everyone to whom you want to send a Mitzvah Gram.

Send this form together with your check, minimum $10 donation for each acknowledgement to: CBI St. Pete, PO Box 159 Montvale, NJ 07645,

donate online at cbistpete.org, or drop off your check in the synagogue office.

*The minimum donation per acknowledgement is $10.

Please print:

Your Name: ______________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________

City, _____________________________Zip: __________________

Telephone: ______________

Other Simhas

Do a Mitzvah on your birthday

Attend the Daily Minyan!

CELEBRATE YOUR

APRIL BIRTHDAY AND

ANNIVERSARY AT

SIMHA SHABBAT

SATURDAY,

APRIL 25, 9:00 AM

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YOM HULEDET SAMEAH!

Birthdays

Carl Rubinsky 2

Robert Warsaw 3

Jessica Strait 3

Sandy Brasch 5

Dr. Naomi Abel 7

Robin Schroeder 7

Sandi Rodman 7

Dr. Warren Abel 8

Joan Redisch 9

Joyce Seder 10

Diana Jay 11

Barbara Karpay 12

George Sakovich 12

Susan Turner 14

Rachel Wein 14 Michael Hurwitz 15

I. Jerome Rosenberg 15

Naomi Berg 16

Dr. David Gross 16

Mike Frye 18

Sanders Heller 19

Bette Schroeder 20

Dr. Steven Shwer 20

Gerald Wiseberg 20

Janet Shapiro 21

Billie Bornstein 22

Claire Yogman 22

Meni Kanner 24

Joel Berman 25

Pearl Brook 25

Leslie Kirsner 25

Liz Sembler 27

Dennis Vorob 27 Joanne Luski 29

Teddi Robbins 29

Dr. Steve Warren 29

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Donations

Adult Education Fund In Memory Of

Lou Bader Lillian Grau

Dr. Larry & Sheryl Feinman Joseph Alpert

Don & Annette Weinshank Gus Barshefsky

Building Maintenance Fund In Honor Of

Michael Barth & Maureen Shacter Wendy Levine

Buns Technology Fund In Memory Of

Fred & Kathleen Buns Abraham Buns

Villa Buns

Shirley Buns

Camp Ramah Fund In Honor Of

Stacy Orloff, Charla Fogel, Laurie Reiskinds 50th & Randi Rabin Birthday

In Memory Of

Dr. Ed & Vivian Lurie Joseph Elias

Martin Lurie

Cantor's Discretionary Fund In Memory Of

Morry & Billie Bornstein Lee Schwartz

Ellen Glassman Adult Studies In Memory Of

Jack & Linda Goldfarb Jean Kraff

Gail Warren Leadership Fund In Honor Of

Linda Goldfarb Gail Frye

In Memory Of

Phil & Joan Redisch Loved Ones

Dr. Stanley & Nancy Rosenberg Dr. Hyman Rosenberg

Lillian Grau

Library Fund In Honor Of

Bev Sherman Harolds Speedy Recovery

Charlottes Special Birthday

In Memory Of

Fred & Kathleen Buns Villa Buns

Abraham Buns

Shirley Buns

Mitzvah Fund In Honor Of

Fred Shuback Daily Minyan

Akif Agayev In Appreciation

Marilyn Benjamin Jerry Gilberts Speedy Recovery

Birth of Yael Golda

Marlin

Morry & Billie Bornstein Bill Marger

Dr. Pat Cottrille March Birthdays and

Anniversaries

Beverly Dikman Anita Shers Birthday

Mitzvah Fund (contd.) In Honor Of Lenny & Millie Gelfond Esta Blaxberg

Livia Wein

Ellen Bernstein

Ricki Lewis

Dr. Arthur & Bebby Marlin Livia Weins Birthday Carol Root Dr. Abrams

Vivian Neumann CBIs Women of Distinction Honorees

Dr. Marc & Laurie Reiskind Wedding of Adele

Morris granddaughter, Samantha Haber

David & Teddi Robbins Robert Robbins

Susan Scheinert Gail Frye

Warren & Rebecca Simmons Jay Kauffmans Birthday March Birthdays

Rose Sutton Sarah Fallas Speedy

Recovery

In Memory Of

Michael Bender & Robin Perlman Anne Perlman

Judy Benjamin Joseph Alpert

Drs. Steven Bloom & Joseph Alpert

Charlene Wygodski

Joann Bush Joseph Elias

Dr. Pat Cottrille J. Leonard Azneer

Beverly Dikman Lillian Grau

Dee Dinsfriend Winifred Lowther

Murray Fink Benjamin Fink

Joe & Eva Fuchs David Meiv Ickowicz

Harold & Charlotte Goldberg Lillian Grau

Robert & Deborah Jacobs Jacqueline Jacobs

Audrey Kopelman Karen Murburg

Sam Koppelman Bert Koppelman

Leo Lang Juan Jose Gerardino

Arlene Levine Max P. & Alys Levitt

Dr. Morrie & Marilyn LeVine Karen Murburg

Ruth Mauer Lenny Mauer

Tracy Benstock Solomons Jill Engelman

Barbara & Sanford Orkin Joseph Alpert

Adele Morris Louis Weisman

Dr. Marc & Laurie Reiskind Jean Kraff

Joseph Alpert

Lillian Grau

David & Teddi Robbins Robert Robbins

Greg & Liz Sembler Leonard Mauer

Warren & Rebecca Simmons Joseph Alpert

Dr. Mike & Sandy Slomka Leon Slomka

Miriam Tambor Ricky Schroeder

Jean Wittner Ted P. Wittner

Music and Concert Fund In Honor Of

Bev Sherman Susan Turners Speedy Recovery

In Memory Of

Bev Sherman Gertrude Shure

Mort Sherman

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Donations

Preschool Scholarship Fund In Honor Of

Michael & Bonnie Walker Esta Blaxberg

Ruth Mauer

Rabbi's Discretionary Fund In Honor Of

Philip & Diane Bloom In Appreciation

Morry & Billie Bornstein Wendy Levines Special Birthday

In Memory Of

Drs. Warren & Naomi Abel Paul Abel

Charlene Barshefsky & Ed Cohen Gustave Barshefsky

Mary Wygodski Joseph Alpert

Eliot & Audrey Dantowitz Evelyn Krasnoff

Anonymous Karen Murburg

Anonymous Estelle Weinstein

Steve & Linda Grau Sidney Grau

Larry & Myrna Irwin Alfred & Fay Sonn

Sam & Sandy Janofsky Carrie Janofsky

Ronda Gale Janofsky

Meni & Malina Kanner Frida Litwak

Audrey Kopelman Harvey Kopelman

Norman Halem

Beverly Halem

Bob & Elaine Lachter Morty Lachter

Moe & Pam LeCompte Ted P. Wittner

Marian Lustigman-Rooth Elaine Greenberg

Dr. Frank & Kathy Mendelblatt Leah Blacker

Milton & Evelyn Smolowitz Samuel Loshin

Susan Turner Myron Jay Kaplan

USY Fund In Honor Of

Dr. Mark & Judi Gordon Birth of Yael Golda Marlin

Steve & Linda Grau Engagement of Adele

Morris granddaughters Engagement of Rachel

Luski to Alan Medvin

Engagement of Justin Jay

to Elexis Persino

In Memory Of

Drs. Warren & Naomi Abel Jill Engelman

Harold & Charlotte Goldberg Sol Soman

Larry & Myrna Irwin Karen Murburg

Jill Engelman

Bruce & Mary Ann Marger Herman Baum

USY Pilgrimage Fund In Memory Of

Charla Fogel Paul Fogel

Charlotte Levine Al Levine

Frank & Arlene Moss Hortense Lasher

Charles Possick Meyer Possick

Etz Chaim Tree of Life Leaves on the Tree of Life have been inscribed:

Happy 50th Birthday

Laurie Reiskind

With love from friends: Kay Bronstein, Chris Duerson, Abbe

Ensminger, Alice Ettinger, Stephanie Goforth, Pam LeCompte,

Brandi Rosenbluth, Debbie Saltiel, Debbie Sembler, Liz Sembler,

Stephanie Stein, Suzie Elinger, & Stacey Slomka

March 23, 2015

Happy 50th Birthday

Laurie Reiskind

With love from Ed, Arlene, Jodi, Andrew, & Stanton

March 23, 2015

Happy 50th Birthday

Laurie Reiskind

With love: Mom, Dad, Marc, Elissa, & Jeremy

March 23, 2015

It is a Tree of Life to those who uphold it.

Proverbs 3:16-8

Looking for a special way to honor

family and friends celebrating a Simha?

BUNS FAMILY TREE OF LIFE

is just the answer. What a joy it is for someone to

walk into our shul and see a tribute in honor of his/her

Bar or Bat Mitzvah, special birthday, anniversary, or

wedding. Order forms are in the synagogue office and

lobby. Minimum donation $254

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Yom Hashoah at Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, April 16, 6:30 pm

Dr. Suzanne Brown-Fleming: Love thy Neighbor? Catholic Responses to the First Anti-Jewish Laws, April 1933

Dr. Brown-Fleming is Director of Visiting Scholar

Programs in the United States Holocaust Memorial

Museums Jack, Joseph and Morton Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies. The Pinellas County Board of Rabbis

will lead prayers and the lighting of candles as part of the

Commemoration.

The Commemoration is presented in partnership with

the Pinellas County Board of Rabbis and the Bay Area

Cantorial Association, and is part of The FHMs Genocide and Human Rights Awareness Movement.

Around the Community

Join a Havurah!

Call Sandi Rodman today and let the committee know

you are interested in becoming part of our celebratory

"side by side" group.

Nothing is set in stone yet! No tablets have been carved!

Come for a Friday night Shabbos dinner and stay for a

lifetime, or fly on to another group of likeminded Angels!

Kindle the Shabbos lights with strangers and leave with a

whole new group of friends!

Special interests? Let us know! The committee will work

to find you a spot in our evolving network!

Our community is welcoming and varied.

Wishing you all a "Gut Shabbos!" Call today!

Our tables have chairs waiting to be filled!

Sandi Rodman: 727.348.4406

Our sponsors make the Bnai Review possible. Please support them too!

Sunday, April 19: Rays vs. NYY

Further discounted group tickets at $20 each are available for groups of 10 or more. If you are interested in attending with a CBI group, contact Carolyn at 727.381.4900 or [email protected].

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Bnai Israel Review

300 -58th Street North

St. Petersburg, FL 33710-7889

Tel: 727.381.4900

Fax: 727.344.1307

Website: www.cbistpete.org

24 Hour Telephone Voice Mail

Change Service

Requested

Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage

PAID St. Petersburg, Fl.

Permit # 618

RSVP for Daven & Dine at the Kotel by 12:00 pm Friday, April 17

Name: _____________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ______________________________________________________

Number of Adults: _______ $20/person = _______

Number of Children 6 - 18: _______ $10/person = _______

Number of USY Volunteers: _______ FREE

Number of Children 5 and Under _______ FREE

Family Four-Pack (2 Adults + 2 Children) $50/family = _______

Total Number Attending: _______ Total Due = _______

Vegetarians: _______

Pay online at cbistpete.org by searching for Daven & Dine on our Calendar page and filling out the event form.

Pay by check to CBI at 300 58th Street North, St. Petersburg, Florida 33710

DAVEN & DINE AT THE KOTEL

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 6:00 PM

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