Flemington Jewish Community Center

5 Sergeantsville RoadFlemington, New Jersey 08822

(908) 782-6410Fax: (908) 806-7736

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October 2017/11 Tishri - 11 Heshvan 5778

MESSAGE FROM THE RABBIThis month we celebrate Sukkot. Sukkot, according to the Torah,

comes just after Yom Kippur. Originally a harvest holiday, Sukkot is the most joyous of holidays. Sukkot literally means “huts,” or “temporary dwellings.” We build these to commemorate how our ancestors lived as they left Mount Sinai, where they received the Torah, and wandered through the desert on the way to the land of Israel. These were also used by our ancestors who dwelt in that land. Farmers during the harvest season built these huts so they could spend the night in their fields without having to make the journey back to the towns and villages in which they lived. Sukkot ends with Simchat Torah, the celebration of finishing the Torah and beginning it again.

As our ancestors traversed the wilderness of Sinai, they learned how to behave in such a way that G-d would agree to travel with them. When the Israelite people ultimately built their Temple in Jerusalem, King Solomon completed it on the holiday of sukkot. This was a house in which G-d could dwell among us, assuming we behaved in such a way that He would agree to do so.

In his book, Sinai and Zion, Jon Levenson contrasts these two mountains, Sinai (where we received the Torah) and the Temple Mount. Both are symbolically crucial to the Jewish people interestingly, Sinai never receives the kind of building attention Zion does. No one constructs a temple there. No permanent shrine or marker is erected on the very spot

G-d gave the Torah to the Jewish people. Sinai does not even fall within the ancient boundaries of the land of Israel, even as these change over the millennia. And yet, as holy as Mount Zion is, as holy as the city of Jerusalem is, we’ve never forgotten Mount Sinai. Most Near Eastern cultures built temples to their gods in their capitals, and the Bible tells us that Solomon took his inspiration from the Phoenician cult. However, G-d did not give the Torah to Solomon upon the completion of the Temple. The City of Jerusalem was the ancient center in which we expressed our devotion to G-d, but Sinai was the place that G-d showed Divine love for us. Perhaps because Sinai represented the initiative G-d took in reaching out to us, rather than the other way around, the ancients did not think it appropriate to alter the site in any way. What could humans do to improve on G-d’s chosen place?

Sinai, our wanderings in the wilderness, and the temporary structures in which we dwelt all provided our ancestors with an important model for how to be Jewish when the Temple no longer stood in Jerusalem. Even without Solomon’s Temple, we could reach back into our past and find a way to maintain our Jewishness. No glorious architecture, just a profound appreciation for G-d’s presence everywhere, even while dwelling in the most barren of places, even while living in a sukkah. Let us never forget that G-d can be found everywhere if we are willing to let Him in.

FJCC BOARD OF DIRECTORSSpiritual LeaderRabbi Eric Cohen

rabbi@flemingtonjcc.org

Executive Board:President: Mindy Engle-Friedman1st Vice President Mitch Clarin2nd Vice President Reena Kamins3rd Vice President Bruce MoskovitzSecretary Laurence ShatkinTreasurer Jonathan WeitzImmediate Past President Jeffrey Doshna

Elected Trustees: Lifetime Trustees:Jerry Atlas Jack FormanScott Byne Dan GrossJim Fox Zel GersteinRichard Frank Ed MehrlustJudy Gold Howard NifoussiMarsha Goldstein Phil SternAlan Hylton Larry WissnerMarvin Jacobson Michael WolfNathan Lefkow Ruth WolfJonathan NemethRonald Ort Sisterhood President:Alan Radzin Reena Gold KaminsSharon RednorNeal Wolff Bulletin Editor:

Flo Newrock

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTDear FJCC Congregants,

As we enter the High Holiday season, we are at the threshold of many dynamic changes at the FJCC. On Yom Kippur we will rededicate and rename our sanctuary in memory of Rabbi Jaffe. The “Jaffe and Kalafer Families Sanctuary” will reflect the commitment Rabbi Jaffe made to each of us, our children, and our community. Our bond with Rabbi Jaffe will be further honored by the Rededication - Yizkor pledges you have made in his memory.

Welcoming Rabbi CohenRabbi Eric Cohen has been with us six weeks, and we

are all getting to know each other. He started his first night leading us in Tisha B’Av services, and then we welcomed him with a community-wide barbecue, saw him dress up as a Jedi at our Star Wars Shabbat, and drummed with him at our drumming circle for Kabbalat Shabbat. Rabbi Cohen has met with our Hebrew School, Bat and Bar Mitzvah children, and Hebrew High School students. Please feel free to reach out to Rabbi Cohen to get to know him and to share with him your vision of our evolving FJCC.

The FJCC Youth GroupOur Youth Group is newly invigorated with a group of

dynamic students. The focus of the FJCC-YG will be on Young Judea (YJ) programming for children in grades 2 through 7 and United Synagogue Youth (USY) Programming for young people in grades 8 through 12. The Youth Group will hold elections for their leadership positions, and you will soon see descriptions of the responsibilities of each. All students will be invited to self-nominate, and elections will be held. The Youth Group will create its calendar of events combining regional USY and YJ activities as well as unique FJCC youth group plans. We hope to hire a Youth Group advisor in the next few weeks. Please join us in congratulating our Youth Group on the work they have done this summer to get our youth activities moving ahead.

Interfaith ActivitiesMembers of our shul come from many faith traditions. It

can be challenging to merge one’s faith background with Jewish life. Rabbi Cohen will lead the first of our interfaith group meetings on Sunday, October 15, which will focus on contributions our non-Jewish members can make to the FJCC community. Members and non-members of the FJCC are welcome, so please reach out to family and friends who might like to participate.

Thank YouWe deeply thank Josy Kestenbaum, Jeff Marshall, and

Alisa Grossman for organizing and inviting us to participate in hosting families during our Family Promise week. They helped us do our share to support those in our local community who are less fortunate than we. Many thanks to Jocelyn and Helen Pollack for helping to save lives through the blood drive they brought to our shul.

Mazel TovMany mazel tovs are in order. Mazel tov to Rachel

Rosenberg and Samantha Cass on becoming B’not Mitzvah. Mazel tov on the births of grandchildren: to Adah and Alan Radzin on the birth of their granddaughter Violet, to Mona and Dein Shapiro on the birth of their grandson, to Lois and Dan Gross on the birth of their granddaughter Carmel.

Center SeriesOctober’s Center Series programming includes Shannon

Sarna, the author of Modern Jewish Baker, who will give us a challah baking demonstration on Sunday, October 8; the kick-off of our basic Hebrew reading class on Wednesday, October 18; and a talk by Bernard Beck, author of One American Dream, on Thursday, October 26.

With best wishes for a sweet, healthy, satisfying new year for you and your family,

Mindy_________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FLEMINGTON JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER to Host Shannon Sarna, Author of Modern Jewish BakerThe Flemington Jewish Community Center will host a

baking demonstration and tasting by Shannon Sarna, author of Modern Jewish Baking on Sunday, October 8, at 1:00 PM. Shannon is the editor of the popular Jewish food blog, “The Nosher.” Her take on traditional Jewish foods is modern, multi-ethnic, irreverent, and fun. Admission to the event is $10, which includes the demonstration and tastings. The cookbook is available for purchase and will be personally signed by Shannon. Please register at https://tinyurl.com/ycq3ovql or call 908-782-6410.

.Sarna begins her instructions in Jewish baking with detailed guides to the techniques behind seven essential recipes—challah, babka, rugelach, pita, bagels, hamantaschen and matzah. She then presents traditional recipes with a decidedly modern edge, like spinach artichoke dip pull-apart challah, white chocolate and peach rugelach, roasted garlic infused pita and birthday cake babka. Her work has been featured in Edible Brooklyn, Parade, Modern

Loss, Vinepair, Tablet, and Buzzfeed. Sarna lives in South Orange, NJ, with her husband, daughters, and two rescue dogs, Otis and Babka.

The Center Series, a programming initiative of the Flemington Jewish Community Center, brings readings, lectures, films, and musical performances, to the community, with all programs open to the general public. Upcoming events include a children’s performance of The Tortoise and the Hare by the West Side Woodwind Quintet in conjunction with the FJCC Nursery Crafts Fair on Sunday, November 5, at 1:00 PM. On Sunday, November 18, at 2:00 PM, there will be a presentation and lecture on Jewish needlework by Rachel Braun, author of Embroidery and Sacred Text. For more information about the many exciting upcoming programs or to join the mailing list, call the FJCC office at call 908-782-6410.

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AROUND THE SYNAGOGUEMAZEL TOV TO: Carrie & Philip Freed on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Max Gil & Richard Rosen on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ethan Mona & Dein Shapiro on the birth of their granddaughter Katelynn & Ben Jampel on the birth of their son, Landon Ariel Hylton on earning her Girl Scout Gold Award Eric Sirota for receiving the Award of Scientific ExcellenceREFUAH SHLEMAH TO: Gene Esterkin

Joe Muller, Kim Muller’s father Diane Naar Stuart NaarOUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO: Sharon & Austin Rednor on the loss of Austin’s beloved

mother, Rita Rednor Sharon & Ken Skowronek on the loss of Ken’s beloved

mother, Fredene Skowronek

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HEBREW SCHOOL HAPPENINGSI write this message as we are preparing for the High

Holidays. The students returned to school most excited. It was nice to hear the chatter in the hallways. We taught Rabbi Cohen a few of our tricks during Rabbi time in the sanctuary. The children made Rosh Hashanah cards for the residents at the Hunterdon Developmental Center and Independence Manor. During school in the coming days we will be making decorations for the sukkah and learning songs for Simchat Torah.

We will be fostering a new activity this year called “the passport” in which we send suggestions home to encourage

living Jewishly outside the Hebrew School classroom. We hope to build a Jewish connection in everyday activities.

Our first tzedakah project will be to collect money for victims of hurricanes in Florida and Texas. All tzedakah collected will be sent to Jewish Federation of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties who will match our contribution before sending it to Federations of North America to be distributed to areas of need.

Karen Walsh

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CONTRIBUTIONSTodah rabah to all those who made donations to:

BUILDING FUND Marsha & Zel Gerstein:

In memory of Ellen Saposnik, beloved mother of Noah Saposnik

For a mazel tov to Anneliese and Howard Nifoussi for the wedding of their son, Jake, to Kate

For a todah rabah to Rabbi Jacob Malki For a warm welcome to Rabbi Eric Cohen For a refuah shlemah to Nadine Milecofsky In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of

Austin Rednor In memory of Fredene Skowronek, beloved mother

of Ken Skowronek For a mazel tov to Katelynn and Ben Jampel on the

birth of their son, Landon David Neibart for the yahrzeits of his beloved parents,

Sheila and Emil Neibart, and his beloved grandmother, Sarah Neibart

GENERAL FUND Vivian & Fred Daniel:

In honor of Rabbi Cohen For the yahrzeit of Fred’s beloved father, Carl

Daniel Jeffrey Doshna for a thank you for your donation for the

Yom Kippur Break Fast to honor the yahrzeit of his beloved father, Thomas Doshna

Vivian Doshna for a thank you for your donation for the Yom Kippur Break Fast to honor the yahrzeit of her beloved husband, Thomas Doshna

Josy & Bruce Kestenbaum: For a mazel tov to Adah and Alan Radzin on the

birth of their granddaughter, Violet In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of

Austin Rednor For a welcome to Rabbi Cohn In memory of Shirley Karr, beloved aunt of

Marlene Wolff Kestenbaum Family:

In memory of Ira Siegel, beloved father of Melissa Kleiman

For a mazel tov to Ariel Hylton for earning her Girl Scout Gold Award

For a mazel tov to Lois and Dan Gross on the birth of their granddaughter, Carmel Shayna

For a mazel tov to Eric Sirota for receiving the Award of Scientific Excellence

For a mazel tov to Rachel Rosenberg for becoming a Bat Mitzvah

For a mazel tov to Patty and Nathan Lefkow on the marriage of their daughter, Rebecca, to Dana

Amy & Seth Rubin: In memory of Faith Ostroff In memory of Ira Siegel, beloved father of Melissa

Kleiman

In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of Austin Rednor

Dena & Greg Scibilia for the yahrzeits of her beloved parents, Henrietta Kass Farber and Alvin Farber

Barbara VanSantent & Michael Netzko in memory of Faith Ostroff

Jane & Eric Wasserman: In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of

Austin Rednor For a mazel tov to Marsha and Zel Gerstein on the

birth of their granddaughter, Ava Pilar Judy & Ed Wolff in memory of Shirley and Stanley

Karr, beloved aunt and uncle of Marlene Wolff Marlene & Neal Wolff:

In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of Austin Rednor

In memory of Marlene’s beloved aunt and uncle, Shirley and Stanley Karr

CENTER SERIES Mindy & Eliot Friedman:

In honor of the birth of Mona and Dein Shapiro’s granddaughter

In honor of the birth of Adah and Alan Radzin’s granddaughter, Violet

In honor of the birth of Lois and Dan Gross’s granddaughter, Carmel Shayna

In memory of Faith Ostroff In memory of Ira Siegel, beloved father of Melissa

Kleiman For a refuah shlemah to Nadine Milecofsky For a refuah shlemah to Ed Mehrlust For a thank you to the Blood Drive team For a thank you to the Family Promise team For a thank you to the BBQ team For a welcome to Rabbi Cohen

KIDDUSH FUND Barbara & Mitch Clarin in memory of Rita Rednor,

beloved mother of Austin Rednor Malka Goodman:

In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of Austin Rednor

In memory of Fredene Skowronek, beloved mother of Ken Skowronek

In honor of Pam and Jonathan Nemeth’s 25th

wedding anniversary In memory of Ira Siegel, beloved father of Melissa

Kleiman In memory of Faith Ostroff

Cara London & Eric Sirota: In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of

Austin Rednor In memory of Fredene Skowronek, beloved mother

of Ken Skowronek In memory of Ira Siegel, beloved father of Melissa

Kleiman

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In memory of Faith Ostroff In memory of Sid Gold, beloved father of Judy

Gold For the yahrzeit of Cara’s beloved father, Ted

London For the yahrzeit of Rabbi Jaffe For a mazel tov to Adah and Alan Radzin on the

birth of their granddaughter, Violet For a mazel tov to Mona and Dein Shapiro on the

birth of their granddaughter For a mazel tov to Lois and Dan Gross on the birth

of their granddaughter, Carmel Shayna For a mazel tov to Marsha and Zel Gerstein on the

birth of their granddaughter, Ava Pilar Bruce Moskovitz & John Fellin:

In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of Austin Rednor

In memory of Fredene Skowronek, beloved mother of Ken Skowronek

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND Linda & Jerry Atlas:

In memory of Rita Rednor, beloved mother of Austin Rednor

For a mazel tov to Adah and Alan Radzin on the birth of their granddaughter, Violet

For a mazel tov to Lois and Dan Gross on the birth of their granddaughter, Carmel Shayna

For a mazel tov to Patty and Nathan Lefkow on the marriage of their daughter, Rebecca, to Dana

For a mazel tov to Anneliese and Howard Nifoussi on the marriage of their son, Jake, to Kate

For the yahrzeit of Rabbi Jaffe

PENNY FUND Ruth Wolf:

For a welcome to Rabbi Eric Cohen For a refuah shlemah to Ed Mehrlust For a mazel tov to Sharon Rednor for being named

sisterhood Woman of the Year For a mazel tov to Reena and Brian Kamins on the

B’nai Mitzvah of their daughters, Hannah and Natalie

For a mazel tov to Adah and Alan Radzin for the birth of their granddaughter, Violet

For a mazel tov to Alissa and Jim Fox for the wedding of their son, Jonathan, to Michelle Stern

For a mazel tov to Karen Walsh for 30 years as FJCC Hebrew School director

For a happy birthday to Milton Rosen, Alissa Fox, and Rosemary Mehrlust

For a happy anniversary to Reena and Brian Kamins

In memory of Sheldon Lipsitz, beloved brother of Evie Stern

In memory of Bruce kay, beloved husband of Evelyn Kay

In memory of Faith Ostroff For the yahrzeits of Rabbi Evan Jaffe, Sid

Hirschhorn, Jacob Pesachowitz, Sylvia Selesnick, Chana Rosen, Bessie Lonsk, Jeffrey Hochbaum, Carl Daniel, Leo Wolf, Jacob Chantz, Max Schuman, Richard Barad, Werner Frank, and Nikole Kalafer

Tzedakah is always “in season.” If you have an event coming up such as an anniversary, a birthday, a yahrzeit, etc., it’s a mitzvah to contribute to your favorite fund. You can send your check to the FJCC office with a note telling us where you would like the money used. Some of the funds

that you can donate to are Building Fund, General Fund, Kiddush Fund, Prayer Book Fund, Hebrew School, Shmuel F Frand Memorial Holocaust Education Fund, and Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund. Do a mitzvah – send a donation.

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Gift ShopWe hope everyone had a very happy Rosh Hashanah with family

and friends.

We are getting into the Hanukkah season and we will display all our items at the Nursery School Holiday Boutique on Sunday, November 4 th. We hope you will come by our table. You will receive a free mini Jewish

calendar with any purchase.

We always welcome suggestions from you.

We are open during regular office hours and during Hebrew School.Your Gift Case Committee:

Lois Gross Gayle Neibart

Jewish LIFEThe new season of Jewish LIFE is underway and includes many wonderful opportunities for Jewish Learning in our community including the Melton School, iEngage, and classes taught at our synagogues. Jewish LIFE offers an extensive lineup of special events featuring authors, scholars, and other guest speakers, as well as films. In addition, Jewish LIFE is pleased to continue to offer The Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning and iEngage.

The Jewish LIFE brochure is available online at ssbjcc.org. Printed copies are also available at the Shimon and Sara Birnbaum JCC in Bridgewater. Below is a preview of upcoming programs and special events. To register, please contact the host location.

Shannon Sarna, Modern Jewish Baking – Challah, Babka, Bagels & More. Sunday, October 8, 1:00 PM, at the Flemington JCC. Fee: $10/person. Step by step instructions for the seven core doughs of Jewish baking. In Modern Jewish Baking, Shannon pays homage to those traditions while reinvigorating them with modern flavors and new ideas. To register call 908-782-6410.

Avi Melamed – Your Personal GPS to Navigate the Middle East in the 21st Century.Tuesday, October 17, at 7:00 PM, at the Birnbaum JCC, Bridgewater. Free to the community. Avi will give us a comprehensive understanding of the Middle East today, including the background of today’s events and real time analysis of unfolding events in the Arab and Muslim world. Avi Melamed is a former Israeli intelligence official and senior official on Arab affairs. He is an expert on current affairs in the Arab and Muslim world and their impact on Israel and the Middle East. This program is sponsored by the FIDF. To register, call 908-725-6994 x9018.

The Irma Horowitz Film Series, featuring short Israeli films presented by students in the Ma’Aleh School of Television, Film and the Arts. Thursday, October 19, 6:30 PM, at the Birnbaum JCC, Bridgewater. $15 per person includes films and falafel dinner. Three short films will be presented with discussion to follow each: One Too Many, French Revolution, and Hanna is Beautiful. Learn more about each film at ssbjcc.org. To register, call 908-725-6994 x9018.

Imagine – JFEDSHAW Women’s Philanthropy Event. Tuesday, October 24. Brunch and Program: 10:00-11:30 AM at Raritan Valley Country Club, Bridgewater. Fee: $36/person. This event’s theme is Youth at Risk. The Women’s Division will be supporting the Yemin Orde Youth Village in Israel and the Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children in Bridgewater. Vendor shopping before and after the program. To register, please call Topaz at (908) 758-2003 or visit www.jfedshaw.org/imagine2017.

Bernard Beck – One American Dream Thursday, October 26, at 7:30 PM, at the Flemington JCC. Fee: $10/person. Touching on the influence of the religious faith in the secular world, debut novelist Beck intriguingly examines Jewish immigrant life in New York City during the early 20th

Century. To register call 908-782-6410.

Jewish Film Series, Saturday, October 28, 7:00 PM, at Temple Beth-El, Hillsborough. Suggested donation $5/person. It seems to happen at some point in everyone’s life — you are permitted (or forced) to start over again from square one. The very thing happens to the protagonists of Year Zero. The film offers a portrait of contemporary life as seen in the everyday realities of several characters. Their lives unavoidably connect, intertwine, and create a beautiful and enchanting collage. Discussion to follow screening. To register, call 908-722-0674.

COMING IN NOVEMBER…

Erwin Ganz, One of the Last Remaining Survivors of Kristallnacht, Thursday, November 9, 7:00 PM, at the Birnbaum JCC, Bridgewater. Free to the community. Erwin Ganz was born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1929. He lived there until he was three. When his family was forced to leave, they relocated to Bernkastel Koos, Germany. Erwin was eight years old when Kristallnacht occurred. The Night of the Broken Glass will forever remain as one of the most devastating times in Jewish history. This program is co-sponsored with Jewish Federation. To register, call 908-725-6994 x9018.

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We need congregational participation for Oneg and Kiddush sponsorship!

Do you have a Yahrzeit coming up or a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, anniversary, birthday, or any occasion to sponsor an ONEG/KIDDUSH?It doesn’t have to be a fancy feast or expensive. Be creative, prepare the food in the FJCC kitchen, pick up kosher food at ShopRite, or simply send in a check and the shopping will be done for you. Please call Deborah in our office at 908-782-6410 or email office@flemingtonjcc.org and let her know what date you will sponsor.

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OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS 1 - Lois Butt - Kylei Mittler - Nancy Wortman-Rumore - Lucy Shor - Adah Radzin - Abby Forman

- Rebecca Mondshein- Jack Nahama- Robin Slavin- Howard Spinowitz

- Tatum Stein- Melanie Wolff

- Benjamin Greenstein 9 - Austin Frank10 - Laurie Weinstein

11 - Ben Rubin - Andrew Wetstein

12 - Vivian Daniel- Robert Kuchinsky

15 - Ethan Mehrlust16 - David Landstrom17 - Rebecca Short Weston19 - Hayley Fico

- Eve Shapiro20 - Jacob Clarin

- Eliot Friedman- Richard Goodman- Mark Kaplan

21 - Ken Blankstein- Benjamin Goldstein

21 - Adam Lazarus- Joan Rosen- Laurence Shatkin

22 - Marissa Zackowitz23 - Mitchell Clarin

- Richard Rosen25 - Brian Gilbert

- Paul Skowronek- Benjamin Spinowitz

26 - Kari Gursky27 - Steve Kesselhaut29 - Joseph Muller31 - Kimi Mittler

OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES 2 - Marsha & Zel Gerstein13 - Kimi & Barry Mittler14 - Michelle & David Cohn17 - Alisa Grossman & Jeremy Silberman18 - Karen Siplak-Hubert & Paul Hubert

- Deborah & Steve Kesselhaut

19 - Kim & Joseph Muller22 - Roz & Harry Zackowitz23 - Jacqueline & Fred Sornstein26 - Marsha Goldstein & Bruce Davidson27 - Ronit Zilberboim & Mark Kaplan30 - Sarah & Richard Frank

OCTOBER YAHRZEITS 1 - Thomas Doshna

- Isaac Frankel- Myrna Kessler

2 - Morris Cohen- Celia Rosenberg

3 - Marion Brooks- Joseph Ritwe- Evelyn Slovitt

4 - Alice Rosen- Ann Rosenstein- Sydney Schreider- Rose Sobel

5 - Isaac Hain- Helene Hubert- Jillian Kulp

6 - Gloria Barak- Lazarus Cohen- Miriam Fink- Alvin Farber- Freda Salzberg- Ida Steinfeld- Tillie Weiner

7 - Avram Benari 8 - Jennie Berkowitz

- Martin Birnbaum- Alan Grushkin

9 - Ritalou Rogow Harris10 - Reuben Billowitz11 - Gerald Adelson

- Rebecca Bendix- Abraham Chaiken- Mildred Goldings- Sol Moskovitz

12 - Benjamin Rappaport

12 - Daniel Shor- Frank Stolpen

13 - Edward Alan Cohn- Harvey Goldstein- Sylvia Goodman- Goldie Lacob- Lynn Sutherland

14 - Sadie Promisel- Raphael Zackowitz

15 - Irving Seligsohn16 - Sol Daniels

- Hyman Pogash- Louis Waskowitz

17 - Rose Gutkin- Jerome Goodman- Barnett Kamich- Rubin Kaplan- Edward Stern

18 - Marion Chervin- Deborah Frey- Loretta Grossman- Eva Levine- Morris Wilk- Leonie Wolf

19 - Adele Karrow- Solomon Langman- Charlotte Poppel- Lucille Waskowitz- Meryl Weil- Manny Wolf- Eileen Wortman

20 - Jacob Kalafer21 - Joan Chazin-Esterkin

- Gershon Dvoor

21 - Sarah Kohane- Philip Levine- Stanley Simon

22 - Alex Horowitz23 - Sam Epstein

- Paul Gutkin- Stanley Lefkow- Milton Silber- Wallace Strober

25 - Stanley Liebman- Les Michaelson

26 - Norma Asher- Thomas Hill- Florence Horowitz- Nissim Tawil

27 - Herman Bernstein- Bill Doyle- Lawrence O. Gross- Leah Handler- Irving Weiss

28 - Samuel Atlas- Rhoda Dressler- Raymond Feinberg- Abram Mozes

29 - Barnet Berkowitz- Ann Borman- Gerald Kahansky- Alan Rosenstein

30 - Bernard Gould- Norman Hochbaum- Aviva Schreider

31 - Michael Breen- Charles Levine- Dora Milman

Yahrzeit candles are lit the night before the calendar date for the yahrzeit.

PLEASE NOTE: If your birthday, anniversary, or yahrzeit information is missing or incorrect, please bring or mail your information to the FJCC office, or email it to Flo Newrock so it can be included in future bulletins.

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