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• President's Message

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• Sisterhood News • Men's Oub News

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• Youth Group News . Oub Emanuel News

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• Contributions

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• October Calendar • November Calendar

THE OFFICERS ' AND BOARDOF TROSTEES ' OF ' TEMPLE EMANUEL CORDIALLY INVITES YOUTO JOINUS FOR BR.EAKFAST BYTHE BOARD

SUNDAY, OCTOBER NINTH PROMPTLY AT9:15AM

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-New Member Sabbath "

Friday, October 14, 1994 at 8:00 p.m.

We cordially invite all of our new members to New Member Sabbath. Followfng the service, we ask that you join us for a special Oneg Shabbat honoring the .new members of '0UI .

Temple Emanuel family. Each new member will, be presented W!th a 'welco~e: gift .

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VOlUME 45 NUMBER 2 • OCTOBER 1994

Rabbi~s Message

The summer has drawn to a conc1~sion. The winter is coming. With the arrival 'of. . Sukkot, Autumn is now upon us. As we begin an­other season, we are mind­ful of the fact that another year in our lives has passed and rpat we have become a year older. We are reminded of our own mortality and question the mean­ing, purpose and direction of our lives.

Yet Judaism offers a positive per­spective on life and the speedy flight of the years .. Our religion teaches that we live in deeds, not in time.

I share with you a charming para­ble which touches the heart and speaks to this theme.

A man was sweeping a synagogue and paused for a mom.ent. He looked at the flowers lying about in disorder.

. "What waste!" he said to himself. Those roses ad~rned the pulpit at a wedding an hour before. Now-all was over, and they were waiting to be discarded.

The attendant leaning on his sweep­er was lost in thought when suddenly he heard a strange sound. One of the roses replied to him.

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"Do you call this a waste?" the flower protest­ed~ "What is life anyway, yours or nllne, but a means 6f service? My mission was to _ create some fragrance and bea\!ty, and when I have fulfilled it my life has not been wasted. And what'

greater privilege is there than to adorn a bride's way to her beloved, what greater privilege tha,n to help glorify the moment w\1~n a bride. and groom seal their faith in each other by enter­ing the covenant of marriage?"

"Roses are like people. They live in deeds, not in time: My glory was but · for a brief hour, but you should have seen the joy in the' bride's eye. I like to believe that I had something to do with it, by .creating a suitable setting for the moment of her supreme hap­piness, So don't grieve for ~e. My life has been ·worthwhile." -

The wisdom attributed to the rose is actually the wisdom inherent in Judaism's view of life and death. Peo­ple live in deeds, not in time.

Let us strive to create a New Year filled with noble, good and worth­while deeds, as we make our time

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Is·raeli Consul Eli Avidar at Shabbat Service Friday, October 21, 1994 at 8:00 p.m.

Join us for our Shabbat Evening Service with special guest, Eli Avidar, Israeli Consul. Mr. Avi~ was a member of the Israel Defense Forces from 1982 to 1989 and completed his active duty as a captain. He majored in Middle East and Islamfc Studies as well as Philosophy at Hebrew University. He was a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was assigned to the PLO desk in the Center for Political

Research. He served in the Asia Department at the East Asia Desk. In 1993, EliAvidar assumed the post of Consul in the Consulate General of Israel, serving a jurisdictional area of six states: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Delaware, West Virginia, and southern New Jersey.

Please plan on welcoming Mr. Avidar to our Temple. Shabbat Evening Services will begin at 8:00' p .m.

ANDREW E. WEINER

The following are excerpts from the President's address to the congregation on Kol Nidre.

E ach year the Presiderit addresses the con- president of the congregation. Frankly, I was gregation on Kol Nidre. In the past, some amazed that I did not even recognize his presidents have given long speeches, some name. AftelWard, it occurred to me that but have told jokes, some were written weeks in for his sacrifices and those of the members of advance; I can' tell you for certain, that some his time, there may not have been a Temple were completed only minutes before they Emanuel on the Cooper River Parkway to were given. The purpose is always the same; move to Springdale and Kresson. to solicit additional funds because our dues I ask you to imagine for a moment, if you and fees are insufficient to cover the multitude can, and if you. are still listening, nq Temple of services you require. The question I have Emanuel. No high holiday services, preschool, asked myself is whether the congregation religious school, Hebrew school, bar or bat really listens .. If it does---if you are-how. do I mitzvahs, confIrmations, adult education, or impart to you in just a few moments the sense rabbis. All of your friends, and all of the of urgency I feel every time the subject of relationships made possible by the existence Jewish continuity arise. of this institution, gone. The fact is that we ~re

On Rosh Hashanah 5752 I stood on the here. But we are here today because of the Bima in the sanctuary of our old building and commitment of the thousands who have come set certain goals for our congregation. The before us during the last 45 years and the first was to occupy this site by Rosh Hashanah millions who have come before us during the 5753. And that we did. last 4000. .

Although it has been a long time in coming, In the last 2 years, we have started our I am pleased to announce that we have begun preschool which is second to none as well as the process of formally honoring those who a preschool camp; we have instituted tot shab-have made substantial contributions to the bats for our young families, and joint adult capital campaign. If you have not already education programming with Temple Beth noticed, we have utilized one of the large Sholom and Congregation M'kor Shalom. I walls that you pass as you enter the sanctuary can.tell you tonight that we are now a family from the main. lobby. The committee worked of ' a thousand families. Although we are a diligently to design an expression of gratitude large congregation, we maintain our closeness to those who contributed, in keeping with not with periodic breakfasts with the Board and only the character of the building, but also the Rabbis, the Boar.d buddy system, the breakfast nature of the congregation. I think that you for the congregation made and served by the will all agree that the unique presentation Board of Trustees, summer picnics, our own adds yet another element of beauty to our break-the-fast and the myriad of programs Temple. and activities we offer as outlined in the

I am also pleased to announce that we Temple brochure. Each year we have expand-have entered into a new lease arrangement for ed our programming to meet your needs .. On our old building, which includes an offer to December 22 we take yet another step when purchase. The buyer is a church which should we send our fIrst Confumation Class to Israel. take occupancy by late fall and is only taking This has been a year in which the subject occupancy with the intention of buying the of Jewish continuity has been, in one fonn or building. The actual sale should take place 12 another, in the forefront of discussions, not to 18 months thereafter. Assuming all goes as only in the Jewish community, but the world. planned (and I see no reason why it should We have seen rapid progress toward pea~e in not) this will represent the end of the time, the Middle East, unthinkable even a few years energy and expense associated with carrying ago; the movie Schindler's List reminded the two sites and will allow the staff and lay rest of the world that there is a sIll4ll but vibrant leadership to focus all of our energies on our community that cannot and will not be extin-needs here. guished by outside forces, regardless of how

I know that those members who have catastrophic they may be. However, if we are to joined us since our move to· this facility will continue as a d0iamic part of a world in which never be able to fully comprehend the dedica- assimilation and intennarriage present ever in-tion, commitment and sacrifice of those of us creasing challenges to our existence, it is the who supported its construction. Nor can they synagogue that will enable one generation to be expected to; they did not live through it. pass our heritage to the next.

For all the years that I have served as an I realize that our dues and fees are expen-officer and member of the Board of Trustees sive. I also realize that material things such as of this synagogue, I never seriously consid- expensive clothes, cars, jewelry, swim and ered the contributions of those made the country club memberships, and vacations are generation before until, one day, just after we nice to have. But, I must tell you that it is up to moved to this site. I was here and saw an you to insure that Temple Emanuel will be older man whom I did not know, walking here for your children and their children. If around admiring the building. Upon introduc- you will not support yourselves, you certainly ing myself, I learned that he was a fonner cannot expect your neighbor who attends

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MazelTov Gloria and Marvin Fink on the birth of their granddaughter, Leslie Fink Millie and Stan Fisher and Dr: Lois Strauss and Leon Goldberg on the engagement of their children, Kari Fisher and Jordan Goldberg

Dr. and Mrs. Eugen~ Segal on the marriage of their son, Dr. Glenn Segal. Elaine and Burt Kramer on the birth of their granddaughter, Julia Rachel Van Etten.

Dr. and Mrs. Jack Klein the marriage of their daughter Allison to Dr. Howard Small

David and N~cy Oberlander on the birth of their son, Steven Fred Oberlander and to Adele Oberlander on the birth of her grandson.

October Bar/Bat Mitzvahs Saturday, October 1 Bar Mitzvah of CHAD DEITCH Son of Brenda Walters

Bar Mitzvah of MICHAEL ROTHMAN Son of Judy and Murray Rothman

Saturday; October 8 Bar Mitzvah of ROBERT MARC ETIlNGER Son of Cathy and Ronald Ettinger

Bat Mitzvah of ELANA MARGOUS Daughter of ~uth Margolis

Saturday, Octo~ 1S Bar Mitzvah of JUSTIN COHEN Son of Lisa and Alan Cohen

Saturday, October 22 Havdalah Service . Bat Mitzvah of AlliSON NICOLE SUFLAS Daughter of Steven and Rochelle Suflas

Saturday, October 29 Bar Mitzvah of DAVID SIMONTACCHI Son of Linda and Robert Simontacchi Havdalab Service Bar Mitzvah of JONATHAN HERSHAFF Son of Daryl and Stuart Hershaft'

church, or your neighbor who is not affiliated to do it for you. In sports terminology you are not only the first team, you' are the only team. Going out on strike is not a viable option.

To those of you who have not given in the past, ask yourself why not; a contribution equal to a couple night's entertainment can hardly be a signiflcant sacrifice. To those who have given in the past, is there any reason why your synagogue cannot be made a higher priority. We give to the orchestra, ballet, and a thousand other charities; .of course they are important but isn't your heritage more so.

Erev Rosh Hashanah Rabbi Musnitsky spoke of how we judge people. My hope, if you are still listening, is that when you judge your­selves, you will be proud of your priorities and valuel1 and at peace with the example you have set for your children.

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IU)MW BRIEFS

The foUowing excerpts are taken from the minutes of the August Board of Trustees meeting:

• The Confinnation Trip to Israel is fuU at this time with 55 people traveling, in­cluding students and chaperones. The Confinnation curriculum will be rewrit­ten to include preparation for this trip.

• Andy Weiner will be Chariman of the Presidents' Council for the coming year. This group includes the presidents of all area synagogues.

• The application process for special dues status was reviewed. To insure confi­dentiality, only our two financial officers, not a committee, view these applica­tions. Some additional questions will be added to the application.

• We have experienced overcrowding in the Chapel for some summer Shabbat services. We will look into alternate ways to handle this situation in the future.

for an Everlasting Memorial

We record with love and , dignity those whose lives are forever remembered in our Temple. The following name of a loved one has been added by a devoted family to be enshrined in our Memorial Chapel.

RALPH WEINSTEIN Uncle of Linda Butler and Ronna Ridge

BEllE V. DORMAN Mother of Midge Raich

AIlCE K. DAVID AND HERBERT H. DAVID Mother and Father of Rabbi Jerome P. David

GRACE L. BAUM Mother and Grandmother

,judie and Ha'l7')i Morrow and family

THELMA HODES BRANDT Mother of Dr. Mitchell Gold

Mini Course Series 3 Monday evenings, October 10, 17 & 24

We are very excited about our wonderful Mini Couse Series that will begin in Octqber. Throughout the year we have many interest­ing and varied courses scheduled. Please par-

. ticipa~e in as many as your schedule permits.

7:30 p.m. Making it as a Single Parent Lisa-]oy Field, MSW Jewish Family and Children's Services

8:30 p .m. Neither Rabbi nor Christ: Jesus andJudaism Rabbi Louis Eron, Community Chaplain

Please call the Temple Office to R.S.V.P. -489-0029.

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New Members We warmly welcome you into our congregational family.

Maya and Mikhail Tsypenyuk: Boris and Ella Tsypenyuk Gary and Patricia Abrams Robert and Bobbie Trotenberg Sheldon and Elaine Belson . Rebecca Greenstein Scott Bannett Glenn and Wendy Josephs Randall Lahn Scott and Andrea Dorfner Ronald and Bonnie Kaplan Jeffrey and Karen Levine Edith Adler Neil and Kim Greene Phyillis and Jerry Kasrel Patricia and Arthur Thurm Bruce and Randi Bard Joe and Robin Miller Michael and Unda Rosenblatt Bernard and Soni Warowitz Thomas and Jill McCurdy Jonathan and Mona Weiner John and Deborah Perian Robert and Hope Jolles Jan Aquilino Elliott and Kyle Roth Philip and Shari Kauffman June Jarema Harvey and Unda Lowenthal Paul and Renee Spieg1er Jay and Barbara Klazmer Kenneth and Beth Annarelli Jay and Marcia Golde

Ralph and Penny Hirsch Marshal DeFina Manuel Darkatsh Murray and Lori Bernstein Todd and Wendi Cohen Benjamin and Beth Folkman Samuel and llene Ganzman Ronald and Amy Kratchman David and Fran Orkin David and Marjorie Potts Tod and Leslie Rubin Kenneth and Barbara Smith Robin Bilazarian Richard Goldstein Allen and Susan Blatt Michelle Sills Rhonda Ashe Daniel and Sharon Cameron

ihlUPHibHdM ROSE FISHER _

Grandmother of Lisa Krangel

FRANCIS CEllA TENNENBAUM Mother of Dr. Richard Tennenbaum

STEVE GARRIS Brother of Nadline Bomze

DALE AND LESUE BLUEBOND Son and Daughter-in-law of David and Doris Bluebond

NATHAN WACHSTEIN Uncle of Ian Wachstein

HenryWinlder & Norman Mailer Headline }ee Community Festival of the Arts

Henry Winkler, ·an actor who made a lastihg impression on American popular cul­ture and is now an award-Winning televi~ sion and mm producer, will kickoff the Fifth Annual Jewish Community Center of SOuth­ern New Jersey's Festi" al of Arts, Books and Culture as a guest speaker. Winkler tells a compelling story of childhood disability and commitment of family and career. The Fes­tival will run from November 5 through ­November 20 and will include an extraordi­nary line-up of talent for the entire .family. .

The guest speakers during the. ftfteen day Festival include Norman Mailer, cele­brated novelist; Rabbi Harold Kushner, best selling auth'or of when Bad Things Happen to Good People and Who Needs God;, Philadelphia native' Jeffrey Zaslow, author of the new Dear Abby column; Wll­liam Novak, celebrity gtJ,ost-writer and hu­morist who wrote Iacocca, My Turn and Mayflower Madam; Joan Nathan, cook­book author extraordinaire; Michael Lern· er, controversial magazine editor and author said to have schooled Hillary Rodham Clin­ton in the "politics of meaning"; Abraham Zuckerman, an Oskar Schindler survivor;

Batya Gur, new popular ISraeli novelist; and Jonathan and Judith Pearl, writers and researchers 'of the image of Jews in

.. television. -William SaBre, Pulitzer-prize winning

New York Times columnist, will be guest speaker at a dinner on November 3 to open Jewish Book Month which runs concurrently with the Festival of Arts, Books and Culture. The dinner with the distinguished speaker will be hosted by Allied Jewish Appeal.

The family programs that will appeal to all ages include Pinina Schram, author and captivating children's storyteller; Salam, the popular Jewish musical group performing rock and roll, latin, folk anp Chassidic mu­sic; Flash Rosenberg, a comedian and performance artist; and The Klezmer Con­servatory" Band, an internationally re­nowned group playing the music of Eastern Europe and Yiddish t1!eatre. The play, The Same Sky, an original musical production written by Andrea Green Feigenbaum, will feature our own local child stars. TIle ac­claimed Children's Museum' returns with new "hands-on" exploratory exhibits for all ages 18 months to 8 years. The Museum is o en durin the entire month of November.

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By joyce Hoff, Presidtint

( ):tober is, 'in -my opinion, one of the nicest months of the year. The weather is per­feet, thefolliige is beautiful and we once again , fall into our busy routines. For the Sisterhood, October is a very bUsy month as well. ' ,

We start with.. Temple Tales . on October 19th. This is 'a story time geared for children 3,

. 4 and 5 ye,ars old. Our guest readers come prepared to entertain the children with won­derful stories. The children come in their Frs,

,with their stuffed animals and enjoy cookies and milk before they leave for home. temple

. Tajes is held in the library at 6:45 p .m. once a month. '

On October 13th at 7:30 p.m., we will have our first meeting, of the new year; We QOpe you will join lI;S as we present Ms. Susan Levy, M.S., R.n. C3rdiovascularlNutritionist and Ms. Tilda Thurm, certified aerobic,s instructor and personal trainer who will be presenting a Wellness Clinic. Refreshments will be,seryed that will emphasize h~thy ~ooking and eating. We will also have recipes to share. Look for invitations in the ~. We urge all to support our Caring Hearts · project and bOOg a baby item to the ' meeting. Diapers, bal:?y ' wipes, 'baby Tylenol anp "onesies" baby shirts are ~tly needed. These are senno Caring Hearts

, for children with mv/AIQS. Also, as always, please bring a non-perishable food item to the FO<Xi Bank. Looking forward to .seeing you

'there.

By David Oberlander, Presiderit

Last month . I ~ introduced myself as the new Brptherhood president. This month I would like to introduce myself as the new Men'S Club president. No, we 'haven't'formed a ~ew organization. We've just cl}anged our name to more cleady reflect our: function to the congregatjon and the (lommur:Uty.

Our first evel)t of. the year, the Trenton Thunder outing, was a big success. ,OuF group of sixty, incl\1ding many'young fans, enjoyed an exciting evening of minor ,league baseball ,

. at Trenton's new stadium. We look forward to rePeating the event next' year.

. Our first general memberShip meeting of the year will be on October 30, 1994 at 9:00 a~m. qur speaker will be 'State Senator John Adler. wlthstate aid, to education, crime and

> health care such timely topics" I'm sure Sena­tor Adler's' ,speech will be interesting to all. The admission fee of $3.75 includes a bagel and lox l>reakfast. The program is opel) to 'all .

, Men's Club members. If you have an interest in joining the Men's Club, please contact Carl

• G1'Qssberg at 751-6349 . . As most of you probably know, Senator

Adler is a Temple member. We are attempting to plan programs featuring Temple members. at all of our general membership meetings this

. year. If , you have an ' interesting program to present and would like to be a speaker, please contact me at 428-2669 .

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, . Temple Emanuel ~isterhood is honored to

be hosting the Havdalah service for the Wom­en of Reform Judaism regional convention on Saturday everling, October 22nd at the Mt. Laurel Clari,on Hote~. We fuvite any interested members to join us on this evening. For more information you'may reach 'me at 983-8654.

Have you purchased your raffle tickets yet? 1st prize is 2 tickets,to anywhere in the 'Conti­nental United States, 2nd prize is 2 nights in New York at the Omni Berkshire Place Hotel incl~ding Champagne Brunch and 3rd prize is 'a Sony Watcrunan. TiCkets are $5.00 each or 4 for $18.00. Proceeds benefit varied Sisterhood projects. To purchase tickets see any Siste{­hood member or call Pearl Rosenbloom at

,;Israeli CQurt Rulliig

795-4537. The'drawing will be November 20th at the Hanukkah Bazaar, . , Don't forget to purchase scrip for all your

shopping - needs. We would appreciate the support of all our congregants. Please ~e the time to purchase and use scrip .. Scrip sellers are:

Alison School' 429-0219 Matt Shechtman 751-4751 Midge Raich' 428-3709 Rena Alpert 482-0331 Joyce Hoff . 983-8654. . '

, Also, a' supply is on hand in the Temple office for your added convenience,.

The Sisterhood wishes you a blissful · a~turnn.

In an historic first, representatives of the ' subjects" in its cuqic­Reform and Conservative movements re- . ti!um.; Intere'stingly cently signed an out-of-court agreement enough, HUC's Jeru-

~.-with the MiniStry of Religious Affairs, ensur- salem campus was establishe4 in 1963 by ing ·that they will be eligible to ' receive the late Dr. Alfred Gottschalk, who out of a funding from the government. sense of Zionism, inandated that every

The ruling carne down following a peti- American rabbinical and cantorial 'student ' tion med before the court by the two move- must spend his or her first year studying in ments, aUeging that th~y suffered Israel. discrimination at .the hands of the Ministry The Conservative moveiPent' joined the of Religio\:lS Affairs, which in the past has petition requesting fundfug Jor their reli-provided' grants to only Orthodox Institu- 'gious and cultural actiVities, which includes tions. adult education, bar and bat mitZvah class-

Th!'! implications of the court ruling go es, community holiday c~lebrations> reli-beyond academic institutions. "The Reli- _ gious publications and seminars on religious gious Affairs MipistrY will now have to treat the Orthodox and non-Orthodox sectors equally," declared Rabbi Uri Regey, head of the ARZA' founded Israel ReligiOUS Action Center. '

Since its inception in: 1987, the' Israel Religious Action Center....,...IRAC-has endeavored to apply Refonn JudaislI).'s val­ues ,of human .equality, social justice, and religious tol~rance to creating a new soci­ety in Israel. A large ·part 9f !RAC's agenda focuses on land allocations for Reform synagogues which has been a difficult pro­cess despite the existence of a si~cant Progressive population. !RAC initiates liti-

, gation, judicial appeals and legislative pro­posals and provides reliable information to decision makers. Rabbi Regev believes the court's deciSion will mean ' long awaited funding not only for the activities of the -

r Refonn congregations, but the actual build~ ing of synagogues as well. '

The case began with the s\lbmis,sion of a funding request to the Ministry of Religf6us Affa.irs by t}le Jerusalem branch " of the Hebrew Union Conege-Jewish Institute of

, Religion, the Reform movement's rabbini­cal seminary and institute of hi8her learn­ing. The ministry had disqualified Hebrew Union College, ~cause it has a co-educa­tional student body and includes "secular

issues. At stake in the ruling were suplS in

excess of, some $300,000, which must now , be distributed to bOth the Conservative and -

" Reform movements. Ultimately, the two movements believe this' will mean funding not ohly for the activities of their 56 congre-

, gatio'ns, but the actual building of .syna-gogues as V{ell.

The co.urt ruling is a dramatic step for­ward in the direction of religious pluralism m Israel. _

A great deal of work remains to secure equal rights for non-Orthodox ~ovements . On the one hand, the Ministry of Religious Affairs must .abide by the rulings, of the ~igh Court of Justice, but on the _ other hand, control over Jewish religious life in Israel continues to be exclUsively, in the hands of the Orthodox, making it still im­possible for a Reform or Conservative Rab­bi to perform a ~ge, divorce, ,burial or conversion. ARZA and the supporter,; of religiOUS pluralism in Israel should relish this victory, but also remember that this is jUst the begfuning on the road toward eq:ual-ity for non-Orib:odox movements. '

Please support ARZA by mailing your check of $25 to Temple Emanuel. Use .the handycheck-off item on your monthly dues' bill. .

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tamnaar oj Events October 1994

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8:00 p .m: 3 Eiecutive Board ~eeting

8:00p.m. 10 TE Board df Trustees Meeting

M1niCourse Series 7:"30 p.m. Making It as a Single Parent 8:30 p.m. Neither Rabbi nor Christ: Jesus and Judaism

M1ni 17 Course Series 7:30 p .m . 'Making It asa Single Parent 8:30 p .m. Neither Rabbi lior Christ: Jesus and Judaism

4:00 p .m. 4 First Tuesday Hebrew Class

7:00 p.m. First Tuesday

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11:45 a .m. 11 Adult Beginning Hebrew

12:39 p .m . Adult Intermediate Hebrew

1:15 p .m. Bible Class

7:00 p.m. Casserole Cooking Project

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7:00 p .m. First Wednesday Evening Hebrew Class

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Babysitting'Servlce is Adminis.tration available at Friday 489-0029 Evening Shabbat Services.

School EmerKency Closing Nuniben: on KYW (1060 AM) 638 2638 (rues. & Wed. Evenings - 6-12th grades) 1255 (Pre-School)

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8,00 p .m. 1 3 Sisterhood Meeting

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Fax 489-0032 Religious School 489-0035 The Pre-School at Temple Emanuel 489-OOH Simdia Gift Shop 424-1222

6:00 p.m. 7 Club Emanuel Shabbat Dinner

7:00 p .m. TotShabbat

7:30 p .m. Shabbat Evening Family Service

8:00 p.m. 14 Shabbat Eve~ng Service NewMembC:r Shabbat

6:30 p.m. 21 Senior Group Shabbat Dinner

8:00 p .rn. Shabbat Evening Service (JtIesl Spea1ter: EllAvidar, Consul General

. 10:00 a.m. 23 7:30 p .m . 24 11 :45 a .m. 25 Adult Beginning Hebrew

,26 7:30 p .m. 27'. 8:00 p .m . 28 Choir Practice

TE Board Trip to Holocaust Museum

9:Dq a.m. Brotherhood

30 Breakfast Meeting 10:00 a.m. Choir Practice

&'8:30 p.m. MiiJ.i-Course Series

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1:15 p.m. Bible Class

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Sisterhood Shabba.t • Board Meeting Evenin'g Service

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11:00 a .m. . Shabbat M.orning Servia;

Bar Mitzvah of chad Deitch and Mkbad. Rothman

11:00 a.m. 8 Shabbat Morning Service Bat Mitzvah of EIaoa MaraoUs, and Bar Mitzvah of Robert Man: Ettinger

11:06 a.m. 15 Shabllat Morning Service.

Bar Mitzvah of Justin Cohen

11:00 a.m. 22 Shabbat Morning Service

6:00p.m. Havdalah Service Bat Mitzvah of AlUson NJeoIe suOas

11:00 a.m . 29 Shabbat Morning Servic;e •

Bar Mitzvah of David SJmOntacchi

6:00p.m. Havdalah Service Bar Mitzvah of J,!nathan Hersbaff

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Tzedakah Food Project By Pearl Braunstein

Thanks to all of our families who support­ed our Yom Kippur Food Drive. It was indeed a great success aI}d the food was distributed to Jewish Family Service and the Food Bank of South Jersey.

Our next Casserole Cooking Program Will take place on Tuesday, October 11 at 7:00 p.m. in ~e 'kitchen. Sisterhood supplies the foods and all you need to do is bring a knife for cutting vegetables. The recipes are easy and are done in assembly line procedure. Just one hour of your time, produces food for over 250 people. The casseroles are distributed to the Neighborhood Center in Camden. If you would like to make these casseroles at home, please 'call me and I can give you the easy recipes. You can then bring them to the Tem­ple for distributien.

October 22nd is "Make a Difference Day." Use it as a time to make a Jewish New Year resolution to reach out to others to make our community a better place. Plan something with your children or friends to achieve this goal. Making a casserole is a great start!

Please call me for recipes or other informa­tion regarding Tzedakah Projects at 424-2238.

By Rene Batterman

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• TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWSLETTER

By Sandy Umansky

Attention all Temple Emanuel boys and girls, men and women: 5755 is going to be an absolutely amazing year for Temple Emanuel Youth Groups! Don't just sit there, thinking about the possibility of trying us out; jump up, run to the phone, ·dial an officers number and commit to attending the very next event. Why, you ask? Let me begin to tell you . . .

1WEEN CANTEEN, our 5th and 6th grade group, is going to have monthly events that you won't want to miss. Beginning with our flfSt gathering, a lunch/movie party, we know that all of you 5th and 6th graders will only fwd more excitement each month. Join now­call our Temple ReUgious School Office (489-0035)' to pe part of the fun.

SHOMRIM, the 7th and 8th grade Youth Group, started the year off by journeying to Great Advennire. Monthly events, like skiing, bowling, ice skating, dining and movies, as well as many social action events, really give our junior high'eis the chance to socialize and leam.. Just call me, Mrs. U, at 429-6227, to get more information.

And then there's TEFIY, (or all 9th through 12th graders. TEFIY-ITES ,helped to organize and coordinate many important aspects of our High Holiday Ernichment Program this year. Rich Bloom's services were inspiring; Heather Harvey's projects and work were wonderful.

tional vegetarian Tecipes from European Ash­kenasinl to Spanish Sephardim. It includes vegetarian versions of traditional meat-based recipes and also includes menus for celebrat­ing Sabbath and the festivals.

The Seventh Million: ' Israel Confronts the Jlo1ocaust by TomSegev Tom'Segev tells the dramatic story of how the Y~huv, the Jewish community of pro-Israel Palestine"confronted the rise of Nazi Germa­ny and the Holocaust, and how Israel society has dealt with the consequences ever since.

CHIlD; The flfSt days of Pre-5chool are scary as can be. Who will my Morah be and . what will she think of me?

Ben David and Rachel 'Umansky effectively supervised all the volunteers. Add to this over 60 junior and senior high volunteers and almost 200 enrolled little ones and the result · is an unparalleled experience for participant and helper alike. What a wonderful way to usher in the New Year. , Youth Group ' was also called ~pon to decorate the Sukkah this year. Both TEFIY and SHOMRIM jOined forces, had a pizza dinner together and then beautified the Sukkah. It really was a lot of fun for those who helped. The result was well worth the effort.

:rEFlY's flfSt planned event, led by Dave Schwartz, was a HayridelDirmer Party with other PAFIY YO\lth Groups. ~k for out­standing social activities at least one a month from now on.

Pam Clarke is busily working .on our 1st Social Action event, while Stu Dubin has already begun our weekly Bagel Breakfast Sale on Sundays.

There's more to Youth Group ~ meets the eye': Come and check us out todaY.

Gub Emanuel is planning an exciting array of Fall activities, On Friday night, October 7th, join us for a Shabbat potluck dinner at the 1"erilple ,prior to ew;ning Services. At the end of the month we are in the midst of organizing a "Haunted Hayride," Watch your mail for more information: We are always looking for new ideas and would love to meet with any­one who would like to fwd out more about Temple Ema~lUel's Young Couples Club. Last season, we went to a Murder Mystery and Comedy CluD. We also had a picniC and potluck dinner. Each event brought new pe0-ple, new friends and a great time. We know thiS will be the best year yet for Club Emanuel! Won't you~join us!! '

. Jeffrey and Tracey Rebock, Chairpersons Club Emanuel Young Couples Club 429-5887

Temple Emanuel PARENT: The first days of Pre-School are tentative as can be.

I'm entrusting my child to a Morah - My child's so special -will it be easy for her to see?

MORAH: The first days of Pre-School are exciting as can be I cannot wait to challenge the children and have the children challenge me.

The first days of Pre-School have successfully passed by Teachers, parents and children happily breathe a relieved sigh. Working all together they create a unique chemistry And make The Pre-School at Temple Emanuel the very best place to be!

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'Get involved in your Temple Com~ittees

Listed below are Committee Chairpersons. Please feel free to contact them.

ARZA Naida Sorken 667-1886 ' , CoUege Connection

Karen Blackman 427-6782

Congregational , Matthew Shechtman 751-4751

Education Council Amy LandSman

Finance Richard Freedman House Jeff Winn MemberShip Bess Soffer Outreach Bess Soffer PubliCJty Amy Landsman JUtual Shirley Chess Russian Resettlement

, Betsy Karpf SodalAdion

Pearl Braunstein Youth Maychi Clarke '

770-9626 795-3008 354-2044 795-6713 795-6713 770-9626 429-3156

795-2183

424-2238 795-O~64

'This year's Entertainment Books will be available at the beginning of October. Sist~rhood will sell South Jersey and Phil­adelphia East Editions. Cost is $40 per book. If you will be going south for the winter, purchase your book and then you can send away for your southern edition at a reduced cost. Contact Pearl Braun­stein at 424-2238 to reserve your copy.

Books can also be purchased at the' Simcha Shop.

Your Contributions a r Temple Funds provide a beautiful

way in which you may remember someone special and at the same time help to maintain . several worthwhile synago84e projects. Ac­knowiedgemellt of your contribution is made in our monthly bulletin. The family of the deceased, or the individual being honored, is notified by the Temple of your generosity.

So many of our families fInd that in times of joy as in times of sorrow, this is an apprO-' priate means of sharing with others.

Deadline for insertion in The Light is the fll"St day of the previous month. Minimum contribution is $5. •

Rabbi's Good Works Fund DoGor In memlW)' of Antoinette Broome Joseph Kucbln Ricbard 4 Ilene Freedman , G:uy Gersheoson; cad Sher . Ruth Goldberg Sydney A. Bush lA!ooard 4 EsdIer Goldstein Lester GoIdsIein Harriet.4 Herb Nelson Rose Block Mr. 4 Mrs. Robert oUa Morris Olinsky; Dora Zimmerman

, Mr. 4 Mrs. Sidney SeIdner , Blanche Goa1ieb Mr. 4 Mrs. Harold E. Sherman Esther Frascella; Harry Kleiman Mindy 4 BUI Mendelson Dale & Leslie Bluebond

DonOr Nancy Benkin & fami1y Ricbard 4 Bene Freedman

In honor of Rabbi Musnitsky'$ services

Bernie 4 Jean Weiner's 50th 2IIIIi\'ersary

Esther, Wendy, Debra & Sam2Iltha Goldstein lA!ooard , Goldstein's speedy recovery

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Insdorf . Rabbi David', services Betsy, Dennis, Rachd &Jana Karpf - Barbara Wasseim2n's

Mr. & Mrs. Sleven Lubin Ruth Norwilz Art & Gerri Rudner LOissCbumm

new home Rabbi David', services

Rabbi Musnitsky'$ services Karl FJSher's engagement

Dr. Henry Raich

t~ Visit to Camp Harla",-"

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Anua Somerman Marriage of Dr. 4 Mrs. Glenn Segal The SIaoIey Family , New home of Ibbbi

Musnitsky and Rabbi iapIan Temple J1.mlu!ud Sisterhood Rabbi Musnitsky's new home R. Newman; N. A1terman &J. Wmtner Rabbi Musnitsky's

, ,services

Rabbi Edwin N. Soslow Endowment Fund

Donor Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Dobner Irene ti Larry Kauffman Unda 4 BaITy Kelly The SosIow's

Donor Gloria & MlIrvIn FInk

The SosIow's Jane Vortrellich

In memory of Leslie & Dale Bluebond

Millon Schwartz SIeYen Garris

Belle Dorman

In honor of Elaine & Burt lramer's

, new granddaughter, Julia Lauren Rosenfield's engagement

Birth ofJ~ Rachd VanEtten

Building Fund Donor' Myrtle Bernstein Jill &Jimmy Dubin Rosemary Dworanczyk Mr. & Mrs. George F!eld

. Shmen & Dave FiIan Donna &: Stuart Friedman Mr . .\ Mrs. Mark GendeIman Mr, &: Mrs. Arthur Josepli Mr. &: Mrs. Seymour Katz Dr. &: Mrs. Nathaniel KDmfieid Joan &JIm Muller ,Mr. & Mrs. James Muller Anne &: David Price Marlyn Rosenblum & fami1y Stella Sch3eYitz Stacey Silverman Mr. & Mrs. EdgarWo!f,Jr. Mr. &: Mrs. Alvin Wolf

Donor Jill & Jimmy Dubin Judy & Howar'dGoldstein

In memory of Lillian S. Wolf

Milton Greenblatt RoseHyms

OttyGoIdWb Roberta Hausman Roberta Hausman

Joseph Cutler Bemhaid H2Itenol1h

Alvin i. Schor Herman Kmitz

Steven Garris Arin Dickman

)ackCariis JackCariis

Herman Sch3eYitz Sam Belchikoff

Carolyn Weinberg Ella Pressman; Lillian Wolf

In hoBor of Lillian Kaplan's speedy recovery

Birtb of Jason SaIm

Jewish National Fund Donor , Betw, Deni1is,.RlIchei & Jana Karpf Edward J. Heffernan

In memory of Marilyn Karpf

David B. Pressman , IDIlyCoben

Jules LeIberman's falher; Lois Madanick's grandmother

Alec, OJeryI, Sara &: Glenn Fritsch Lee &: ~eSilversteln

Yvonne & Howard Cooper Miriam Weiss; Herbert Berman ~. & Mrs. Joseph campagna Sheila, Dave, Bill & Steve Goldberg Beverly Izes •

Simon I)olnick Joyce BaIitsky Sylvia Steingo

Donor In honor of Betsy, DennIs, RlIchei &Jana Karpf New granddaughter

& new home of Judy &: Ray Markowitz

Scholarship Fund Donor , In'memory of Rboda & Barry Abrams N2t Greenberg Marsha1I & Myrna Fmeman Leslie & Dale Bluebond Dr. & Mrs. Ronald lillO AI Treatman; Ruth Marcia Treatman Mr. 4 Mrs. Arthur Ross Eve1yn M. Ross

, Donor ' In honor of Rboda & BaITy Abrams Lauren Rosenfield's engagement

to Robert Rosenfdd Betsy, DennIs, Rachel &Jana Karpf F4 Tobe's speedy recovCty;

, Susan & Bill-Greenfield's new home Judie, Harry, Iris &JelIrey Morrow Irene Morrow's

. ' S(leedy recovery Adele Oberl:mder Ian Scott Harrison's B,ar Mitmb Gerri & Art Rudner Dr. Jmine'Sobel's Shelly Greenspan Award Alison, Alan, Man & Adam Schorr Birth of Noah Schorr

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Torah Fund Donor Mr. &: Mrs. Lawrence Fall<

In memory of

Audrey, Ron, Alyssa &: Rhonda Lino Audrey Lino

Nathm David Kerlin Jackcartls Jack Sporn

Ibi Keleman Midge &: Henry Raich

Donor In honor of Audrey &: Ron Litto &: &mily Engagement of Ken Ross to Jill;

Randi Kell's doctorate Audrey, Ron, Alyssa &: Rhonda Lino New home of Randi &: Ron

Kaplan &: sons; Engagement of Lisa &: Evan

Prayeroook Fund . Donor Mr. &: Mrs. Milton Bell Debor2h BilIker Jim &: Jill Lubar Dubin Mr. &: Mrs. Edward Gray

Mrdge &: Henry Raich Edward &: Frances SchIain Naida &: Dorothy Sorken

In memory of Lena Bell

Sally Veeder Margie Pearinwt Wenitsky

Esther Osowsky; Jennie Dorothy Golden; Morris Wmthrop

HarryRaich Henry Cooperson

Adolph Garfield; Jennie Sorken

Donor Jill &: Jim Dubin M2rge &: Joe Sobel

In honor of Karen Schwartz' new endeavor

Marriage. of Dr. &: Mrs. Glenn Segal

UbraryFund Donor Mrs. Ruth Freedman Mr. &: Mrs. Morris Gershenson Mr. &: MrS. Fred Klinger Dr. &: Mrs. David Ross Dr. &: Mrs. Walter Schwanschild Ian Wachstein &: Michele zeldner

In memory of Gary Gershenson Gary Gershenson

Rose Cohen Evelyn Ross

Eva Davidson Fmanuel Wachsteiit

and Bernard zeldner

Donor In honor· of Sandy &: Norm Berger Rich's engagement to Meredith Fenster;

Andrew Berger's 2nd birthday

Donnan-Raich Speakers Fund Donor Mr. &: Mrs. Siegmund-Halpern SIeve &: Denise Weinberg

In memory of Belle Dorman Belle Dorman

Donor '. In honor of , Mr. &: Mrs. Siegmund Halpern Kurt Stem's birthday

and speedy-recovery Adele Oberlander New home of Rabbi Musnitsky

and Rabbi Kaplan Midge &: Henry Raich New home of Rabbi Musnitsky and

Rabbi Kaplan; Bar Mitzvah of Ebine &: . Robert Kooperstein's grandson

Art/Museum Fund Donor Dr. &: Mrs. Barry Abr2lllS Rhoda &: Barry Abr2lllS Mr. &: Mrs. Paul Alpert Mr. &: Mrs. Brian Baratz Mr. &: Mrs. Paul Baratz

Eilene &: Bob Bassman Elaine Berger Elaine Blick Bernard Brewstein Rae Brown Mr. &: Mrs. Norman Burstein

MIriam Bush Betty .CiaYerelli Mr. &: Mrs. Harold Cohen Rosemary Dworanczyk AMnDworkin

In.memory of Yetta Fineman

Sid Gottfieb Lillian Ness DoraBaratz

'Robert Budman; Dora BaraIZ; Anna Budman; Jacob. Budman

Albert Blaustein Gladys Tucker

Richard I. Blick Alexander Commers

Benjamin Brown Abraham Burstein;

Bernard Butmein Colonel Sydney Bush

DoraBaratz Jem Cooper Cohen

Ann Hyans; Lawrence Hyans Rachel Dworkin

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Mr. &: Mrs. Harold Erler Susan Greenberg Ella FayvileYich Rachel Libenson Mr. &: Mrs. Cy Felheimer Simon Fe1heiiner Mrs. E. Fmeman Henry Bolosky Morris rJSbbach Robert FiShback; Rena Brilling; HUgo Brilling Mr. &: Mrs. M2rtin Goldner Bessie MaI!2shil; Abraham Goldner Mr. It Mrs. Gerald Gordon Jean Gordon Mr. &: Mrs. Gary Green SIanley Green Mr. &: Mrs. Ladislau Ibjos . Ibi Kelemen Mr. &: Mrs. Ian Harvey Emil H. Koupf Daniel HulZ Lean Benson Mr. &: Mrs. Herbert Jacobson Raymond Jacobson Mr. &: Mrs. Daniellasen leah Kasen &: Bessie M2nashiI Mr. &: Mrs. Jeffrey Kerner Jerome Kerner Mr. &: Mrs. Fred Klinger Joseph Klinger Irene KlIbanoif Morton KlIbanoff Mr. &: Mrs. ua Lehrer Lewis Rednick Mr. &: Mrs. Victor Levi Rachel Cohen; Maurice Levi Dorothy Lightman Nathm Lightman Dr. &: Mrs. Lawrence Lipkin Jack Lipkin Debor2h Lisker Hympo Lisker Beatrice R. Nelson Samuel Druian Raffel; Tillie Nelson Ruth Norwitz . Charles S. SchaeYitz; Ida Roe Norwitz;

Marlyn Rosenblum &: &mily Dr. &: Mrs. Craig Rosen Francine &: Bernard Samow Flori &: Jim Scarduzio Mr. &: Mrs. Edward SchIain

Nancy Schwartz . Mr. &: Mrs. Jefrey Sendrow Mr. &: ~. Peter Silverberg Dr. &: Mrs. Jay Simmons Mr. &: Mrs. Howard Simonolf Mr. &: Mrs. Khanan Sorser Helen Trautenherg Mr. &: Mrs. Robert Treuh2lt Mr. &: Mrs. Meno Van Dyk

Mr. &: Mrs. Edgar Van Keuren ill

Mr. &: Mrs. Bernard Weiner Mr. &: Mrs. Norman Weiss

Donor Eilene &: Bob Bassman

Judy &: Howard Goldstein Feme &: Michael Wagman Berda Weisman

Herman SchaeYiIZ Al Rosenblum; Ann Schooinwl

uanardJ. Neger JacobSamow

Joseph Kuchin Harold D. SchIain; Matilda D. SchIain

Allan Schwartz JOel Sendrow

Isaac Grossman Irene Simmons Jack Simonoff

Simcha LiMnsky 'Harry Trautenberg

Rose Cohen Karl Van Dyk; ErDa Van Dyk;

Margrit Van Dyk Edgar Van Keuren

F~Enge1 ua Weiss; Belle Weiss

InhoDor of lOOth BIrthday of

Reba Grossman's father Rabbi Musnitsky's new home

VuginiJ Kulberg Enid Charen's birthday

Hess/Geali Fund Donor The Hess Family

In memory of Charles Amicee

A Special1bank You to '

DR. MATIHEW SHECHTMAN

and JACK SATTIN

on coordinating traffic control

for our High Holy Days

and to all of our High Holy

Day ushers who helped make

our 'holidays' so beautiful

Reform Jewish Outreach Programs

The Federation of Reform Synagogues of Greater Philadelphia / Union of American Hebrew Congregations qffers programs for Interfaith Couples, Individuals/Couples Explor­ing Judaism and Individuals Exploring Con­verson. For further information contact your Rabbi or Linda Steigman, Regional Coordina­tor at (215) 563-8183.

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Club Emanuel Shabbat "Pot Luck" Dinner Frida-y:, ,October 7

Shah bat Evening Service' Tot Sbabbat/Fa,miJ,y SenJlce

, Friday, October 7

B~ By the BQard Sunday, <?ctobe~ 9

Shabbat Ev~gSer.vice New Member Sbabbat

- Friday, October 14

seni~r Group Shabbat Dinner Shabbat Evening Service

, Guest Speaker, Eli AvUlar, IsraeU Consul Fri~y, 0<;tober 21

'IE BOard Trip to Holocaust Museum Sunday, October 23 ' ,

Shabbat Evening semce Tot Sbabbat/FamUy SenJlce Friday, November 4

The light Published by Temple EmanUel A Reform C;:ongregation

1101 Springdale Road Cherry ~~ New Jersey 08903-2900

Office; ~29 ReligiOUS School: 489-0035

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TIME VALUE

KristalJnacht Commemoration Friday, November 11

Sisterhood Hanukkah Bazaar Sun<;iay, November 20

ShabbatEveoingService Confirmation Class Reunion

. Friday, November 25 '

Concert Series Wister Quartet of PbikUlelpbia Sunday, November 27

Shabbat Morning Service times to change December 3 Please note that beginning December 3,

1994 all Shabbat Morning Services wiY be held at 10:30 a.m. (unless otherwise noted in The'LiIht) and Havdalah Services will besin at 6:15 p.m.

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Administrator, Editor Senior Rabbi' Rabbi Randi Musnitsky '

Temple Officers Associate Rabbi Andrew E. Weiner

429-6163 President

Amy Landsman , n<J.9626

Dr. Herbert Yarrish Rabbi Emeritus , Helene ,Cohen DirectC;)(, of Edu$=ation

Richard Freedman Robin Sherman 795-3008 Cantor

Dr. Mark Sobel Murray Savar 596-7004 ' ,

ja Petkov Organist ~68-9826 Sandy Umansky

B~s Soffer Yoptb Director ' 795-6713

Vice Presidents

Alan M. Tepper 424-5935 Treasurer

Denise Weinberg 795-0554 Secretary

Affiliated with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations

Non-Profit Organization U.S. P~

PAID Cherry Hill, NJ

Permit NO. 1336

3101 Clifton Avenue Cincinnati OR 45220