How did Israel become a world leader inwater? The answer is told in aremarkable new book, Let There Be

Water: Israel’s Solution for a Water-Starved World,by Seth M. Siegel. In it, Siegel points to theBritish policy restricting Jewish immigration toPalestine based on the scarcity of water resourcesas the early motivation for the Yishuv to developevery possible source of water imaginable. It wasas if the early pioneers were saying, “You thinkthere’s not enough water here? We’ll show you!”

The story of Israel’s water supremacy isa confluence of human ingenuity, political will,cultural proclivity, serendipity, and maybe just afew miracles along the way. Meet Simcha Blass,the great unsung hero of Israel’s waterinfrastructure. Here’s a man who, afterimmigrating to Palestine from Poland in the1930’s, goes on to become one of the majorarchitects of Israel’s national water carrier andmajor water systems. In addition, by sheerhappenstance, he happened to notice one day ona tour of a farm, a row of trees in which one treewas larger than all the others. After investigatingfurther, he discovered that the irrigation pipe nextto the row of trees was leaking next to the largertree. This sparked the idea that irrigation couldbe made more efficient if water was delivered in asustained drip to the tree or the plant. Threedecades later he patented a drip irrigation systemthat revolutionized agriculture throughout theworld and has saved trillions of gallons of water inthe process.

In recycling wastewater and sewage,Israel is a world leader. Ditto for developingtechnology to monitor sporadic leaks in homesand municipal water delivery systems. How

about this one: breeding tomato plants, wheatand other crops on the basis of water efficiency,thereby cutting the quantity of water needed forgrowing by as much as 75%. Then there isdesalination. Israel now obtains close to half of itsdomestic water needs through the fivedesalination plants it has constructed on theMediterranean coast during the last two decades,and in the process, has become a leader in thedevelopment of desalination plants throughoutthe world.

These are all game-changingdevelopments for Israel. Israel’s water supremacyin the Middle East may actually affect the politicsof the region. Already, Israel’s know-how hasenhanced its cooperation with Jordan and Egypt.Quietly, there is cooperation on matters of watermanagement with the Palestinian Authority. Itwill not be difficult to imagine some forms ofcollaboration between Israel and many of theparched countries who are currently enemies ofIsrael, but who may, one day we hope, becomelinked together because of water. Iran, Israel’sgreatest enemy, is facing a water crisis of epicproportions in the coming years. Here’s an idea:how about diverting all the billions of dollars thatare being used for the development of nuclearweapons and financing terror to improving waterresources for the survival of its people? It almostsounds like beating swords into ploughshares andspears into pruning hooks. (My apologies,Isaiah.) Note to Iran: Call Israel. They can help.

Israel continues to be a modernmiracle. Israel’s water story is just one more thingto celebrate at this time of the year. Happy 68thBirthday Israel!

JUNE / JULY / AUGUST 2016

732-545-6482 732-246-3100 fax www.hpct-cae.org

ISRAEL: A WORLD LEADER IN WATER Rabbi Eliot Isaac Malomet

There is No Vacationfor Our Daily

Minyanim Duringthe Summer.

Minyan is held each weekday at

6:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. If you can help out byattending, you will be

helping others.

We welcome everyone to join us at the Men’s Club Pre-Shavuot

Wine and Cheesecake TastingSunday, June 5 – 7 p.m.

Sample Kosher wines and delicious cheesecake.See our flyer for more information!

Save a Life –Donate Blood!

Sunday, June 268:30 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Your help is needed at the

Annual Men’s ClubSummer Blood DriveDonating blood is quick,

easy and safe.Please contact Linda Schmidt (732-238-6378) if you canvolunteer to help with on-siteregistration or if you have anyquestions about donating.

Mazel TovTeri and Richard Beck on the birth of their

grandson.Arline Schwartzman on the birth of her great-

grandson.Bea Beck on the birth of her great-grandson.Joanne Rosenberg and David Siegman on the

engagement of their son, Jeremy, to MiriamGrossman.

Randy and Carl Levy on the birth of theirgrandson, Dylan Grey Levy.

Terri and Michael Rosenberg on being honoredby Rutgers Hillel with the Rabbi Julius FunkAlumni Award.

Sue Kheel on receiving the LifetimeAchievement Award from HPCT-CAESisterhood.

Nanette Cohen on receiving the HumanitarianAward from HPCT-CAE Sisterhood.

Marcia Klioze on receiving the Rising Star Awardfrom HPCT-CAE Sisterhood.

Debbie Gerber on receiving the Woman ofTorah Award from HPCT-CAE Sisterhood.

Debbie Gerber on the marriage of her daughter,

Nomi Gerber, to Erez Paz.Dr. Ora Gourarie on her special birthday in

June.Ira Cohen on his special birthday in June.Philip Schmidt on his special birthday in June.Ina Nelson on her special birthday in June.Joseph Rimmer on his special birthday in June.Al Sandler on his special birthday in June.Carla and Bruce Herniter on their special

wedding anniversary in June.Drs. Amy and Steve Schonfeld on their special

wedding anniversary in June.Linda and Barry Diamond on their special

wedding anniversary in June.Patricia and Dr. Stephen Kamel on their special

wedding anniversary in June.Gittel and Justin Footerman on their special

wedding anniversary in June.Beverly Brysk on her special birthday in July.Steven Tamaroff on his special birthday in July.Teri Beck on her special birthday in July.Dr. Mark Green on his special birthday in July.Susan Baron on her special birthday in July.

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Nahamu NahamuSue Kheel on the loss of her husband, Brian

Kheel.Marsha and Phil Goldwasser on the loss of

Marsha’s father, Brian Kheel.Lila Schwartz on the loss of her husband, Alfred

Schwartz.Family and friends of Milton Frant.

OFFICERS

President Sheldon FreidenreichPresident Elect Zoltan Kemeny Treasurer Barry Sherman1st Vice President Stuart Feinblatt Financial Secretary Arnold Schifman2nd Vice President Dr. Barbara Chabner Recording Secretary Joy Kuchinsky

David BrotmanIra CohenNanette CohenLawrence FinebergCarey GlassMarty GoldenPhil GoldwasserDavid Greenblatt

Dr. Peter HeimannMarc HermanSue KheelIra KiznerSherri LernerSteve Lerner Carrie MitnickUri Mittler

Lisa MorganBarbara ParkoffStanley RavensHenry SalmonLinda SchmidtMarcia ShiffmanAl TondowJerry Trub

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Jacob Willner z’lA. Harry Freedman z’lLouis Beck z’lDavid Michelson z’lPhilip Susswein z’lAbram Freidberg z’lHarry Kroll z’lStuart Katz z’lDaniel Rockoff z’l

Dr. Hans FisherKarl Ringel z’lDr. Theodore StahlGertrude KlausArthur CohenDr. Theodore SulzbergAlbert RappaportDr. Elliot BrooksBenjamin SchallEdward Guttenplan

Roy TanzmanKevin Leff Hon. Gayle Brill MittlerFred MorganDr. Peter SchildStuart MitnickSamuel KamensCarl LevyDr. Mitchel RosenLinda Tondow

PAST PRESIDENTS

Barbara CohenEdward CohenDr. Marlene Herman

Charles Mandel z’lArline SchwartzmanIra Susswein z’l

Joseph TabakHon. Herbert Tanzman z’l

HONORARY TRUSTEES

Rabbi Eliot Isaac Malomet Rabbi Emeritus Yakov R. Hilsenrath zt”l

Hazzan Randall Levin

Men’s Club Presidents: Marty Golden and Larry KliozeSisterhood President: Marsha Goldwasser

Doris Frisch on her special birthday in July.Rachel and Konrad Konik on their special

wedding anniversary in July.Dr. Rochelle Henner and Roy Marantz on their

special wedding anniversary in July.Joy and Steve Kuchinsky on their special

wedding anniversary in July.Lynn Sherman on her special birthday in

August.Richard Beck on his special birthday in August.William Davidson on his special birthday in

August.Alexander Teichman on his special birthday in

August.Irving Klaus on his special birthday in August.Alyssa and Jonathan Siegel on their special

wedding anniversary in August.Eveline and Steve Polinsky on their special

wedding anniversary in August.Barbara and Howard Sorkin on their special

wedding anniversary in August.Ellen and Dr. Maurice Elias on their special

wedding anniversary in August.

Highland Park Conservative Temple

Congregation Anshe Emeth

Leaves on the Temple’s Tree ofLife are available for purchase.These leaves serve as a permanentremembrance of joyous lifecycleevents and milestones, for example,graduations, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs,weddings, anniversaries, etc. Basesare also available. If you areinterested, please see Beth Spurr todedicate a leaf or base with thiswonderful way to commemorateand honor a loved one.

At our Annual Gala on April 10, theTemple community came together to recognizethe combined 180 years of the Highland ParkConservative Temple and Congregation AnsheEmeth. The evening was a wonderful event withfabulous music, delicious food, and a specialvideo presentation. Our thanks go to the Galaand Auction Committee, led by MarleneHerman, Linda Schmidt, Brenda Tanzman, LynnSherman, Bonnie Freidenreich and StacyGreenblatt. Thanks also to Amy Shakun and ourad solicitors for the virtual ad journal anddirectory, Len Khodorkovsky for the invitationdesign, and Marsha Goldwasser and her army ofdirectory and jewels callers. We are also gratefulfor the work of our Temple Office staff: LindaTondow, Beth Spurr and Diane Kurucz, and ourcustodial staff: Hector, Silva and Nely.

As we embark on our next 180 years, howis it that we have reached this milestone?Together, we celebrate with and support eachother throughout life-cycle events. We arefriends, we have camaraderie, we provide support,and we care about each other. We are a vibrant,social and spiritual congregation committed tooutreach, community engagement, and Israel.Our Shul has provided a home for Jews of allbackgrounds and ages, dedicated to Torah,meaningful prayer, and life-long Jewish learning.These values and beliefs guide our congregationas we serve your spiritual and social needs andwork to make the world a better place.

One way that I am recognizing this specialrole is through a legacy gift. I recently completeda Declaration of Intent to include HPCT-CAE inmy personal legacy plan. By taking this action, Iam declaring my intent to provide for the future

needs of our community.

I hope that you agree with me that HPCT-CAE has a unique and special role in your life. Byjoining me as a Legacy Donor you will make apromise to our children, grandchildren, andgenerations to come, that our thriving Jewishcommunity will be continued for them toembrace and enrich their lives as Jews. Throughyour Legacy gift, you acknowledge the value,importance and centrality of our synagogue inyour life and choose to join in creating a legacy toensure its future.

Some of you may think that legacy givingis only for the very rich. Nothing can be furtherfrom the truth. Every gift is meaningful and nogift is too small. This is the time to ensure ourcollective Jewish future by building a strong,secure and permanent community endowment.

It is possible that you have already createda legacy plan which includes the Temple. If youhave, please let us know by completing aDeclaration of Intent. This would give us theprivilege to recognize your generosity during yourlifetime.

Demonstrate your love, devotion andconnection to our congregation, our communityand our future by completing a Declaration ofIntent. Forms are available through the Office.

As we all look forward to a great summer,I want to extend my best wishes and thanks toHector Luna, who will be retiring this monthafter over 15 years of service to our synagogue.Over the years he has demonstrated his love andconcern for the entire Temple community.

I wish everyone a safe, enjoyable summer.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGESheldon Freidenreich, President

TODAH RABAH

With deep appreciation we thankthe Temple Community for its supportduring our time of sorrow. – Sue Kheel,Marsha, Phil, Avi, Noam and Shayna

Join us for the

Marlene M. Pomper z”l Memorial Lecture

in Jewish Literature

The Schlemiel in ModernJewish Literature

Congregational Book Club with

Professor Barry SeldesSunday, June 5 – 9:30 a.m.

Professor Seldes will talk about and leada discussion on "the schlemiel"

in modern Jewish literature. Read one or all of the four Philip Roth books

Professor Seldes has chosen to illustratehis point (Goodbye, Columbus; Portnoy'sComplaint; The Counterlife; Operation

Shylock)

But, you are still welcome to join uswithout reading any of them!

No fee for members; Non-Members $10Light Breakfast will be served.

FROM RUTGERSHILLEL

Rabbi Malomet,

Thank you so much for anotheramazing Rutgers Shabbat. It wasunbelievable. Being from out of state,I never knew the closeness andfondness of which people in NJ speakof Rutgers. Your D’var Torah mademe proud to be not only a member ofRutgers Hillel, but also a student atRutgers.

HPCT-CAE is the officialsynagogue of RU Hillel. No othersynagogue has done as much as youhave. For all of that, I say thank you!– Alex Hamilton, President of RU Hillel– ’15-‘16

Ana and Kevin Werbel join our congregation. Both Ana and Kevin are in sales. Theyreside in Edison with their two children, Arielle and Ted.

Natalie and David Elizarov reside in Edison. Natalie is a fitness trainer and David isan auto technician. They have a son and daughter, Donnie and Kaylee.

Welcome New Members

TODAH RABAH

Thank you to the Temple Family forall the support, kindness and donationsmade in the blessed memory of AlfredSchwartz. Visits are still most welcome tosee Lila. - The Schwartz Family

NEWS FROM THE MEN’S CLUBMarty Golden and Larry Klioze, Co-Presidents

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Fall has fallen, Spring has sprung,Summer’s here, and the Men’s Club is stillactive.

The Men’s Club Softball Team, knownas HPCA-A, is in the midst of another funseason. They have had two rainouts and wonthe one game they did play. At press time, theyare undefeated! Games are played on Sundays(except on holiday weekends). Feel free tocontact Pete Schild for game locations andtimes. Please come out to cheer on and supportour team.

We hosted a very interestingpresentation about A New Way for New Jersey,given by Phil Murphy, with a question andanswer session hosted by Matt Hale. Philtalked about his views for improving things inthe state and answered several questions fromthe audience of approximately 30 people.

As usual, we have several exciting eventson the upcoming calendar:

Almost immediately after this issue ofthe Kiruv comes out, several of our memberswill be attending our Multi-Region BiennialRetreat, June 3-5, at Camp Zeke in thePoconos. If you are not one of the lucky onesscheduled to attend, feel free to contact anyMen’s Club Board Member to find out aboutthe exciting activities planned. We would loveto have you join us when we do it again in twoyears.

Our 4th Annual Pre-Shavuot Wine andCheesecake Tasting promises to be a delicioussuccess on June 5th. We will taste a fineselection of Kosher wines and sample severaldifferent delicious cheesecakes baked by Men’sClub members’ spouses. No one will go homewith an unsatisfied sweet tooth.

The Northern New Jersey Region(NNJR) of the Federation of Jewish Men’sClubs (FJMC) is conducting a fundraising

raffle. Half the proceeds from the raffle ticketsales stay right here with the HPCT-CAE Men’sClub and helps us support many programs atthe Temple. Tickets are $2 each or $18 for abook of 10. Prizes include an $1800 Visa GiftCard, a $750 Visa Gift Card and three $100Visa Gift Cards. The drawing will be heldduring the NNJR President’s Dinner,Wednesday, June 15 at 9 PM at CongregationAgudath Israel of West Essex, Caldwell, NJ.You need not be present to win. Please contactany Men’s Club Board Member to inquireabout selling or buying tickets. Also, pleasecontact any Men’s Club Board Member if youare interested in attending the President’sDinner, where the new Men’s Club Presidentwill be installed. Marty Golden and LarryKlioze will be stepping down, having servedtheir two-year term as co-presidents.

On June 26 we will hold our semi-annual Blood Drive. Watch your mail and thewelcome table for more details.

We are still asking that if you have notyet joined or paid your Men’s Club dues, pleasemake an effort to do so and send in your $36.In addition, please make an effort to come andsupport our upcoming events.

We are already in the planning stages fora full schedule of Men’s Club events in theupcoming year. Watch your mail and ourFacebook page for announcements about theseexciting Men’s Club activities. We alsoencourage you to attend all possible servicesand activities at the Temple, including dailyMinyanim. Feel free to let us know of anyfeedback or programming ideas by writing tous at HPCTCAE.MensClub@gmail.com. Youcan also use that email address to ask to besubscribed to our mailing list, and you canfollow us on Twitter and Facebook.

Thank you again for your continuedsupport. B’shalom!

USY NEWS:Highland Park USY has had a busy

and fun spring season! For Purim, wemade rice crispy hamantashen, whiledressed in costume. Then, for Passoverwe indulged in our chocolate seder withsome of our friends from Kadima. Thisevent included dipping some of thebiggest strawberries ever into chocolatemilk! In our most recent event, Battleof the Chapters: Highland Park vsMetuchen USY, we participated in relayraces, hula hoop challenges, andmusical chairs. In the end, it wasn'tclear which chapter won, but definitelyclear that everyone had a great time.We are looking forward to ending theyear with a bang, so stay tuned to seewhat fun events we have next! –Samantha Glass, Highland Park USYAdvisor

The HPCT-CAE Men’s Clubwishes Mazel Tov to

Al DavisThe New Men’s Club

President!

Todah Rabah to Marty Golden and Larry

Klioze for your dedication, leadership andhard work for the last two years as Men’s

Club Co-Presidents!

Graduation... WeddingAnniversary... Birthday...

Celebrate your SummerSimchas at our

MILESTONE KIDDUSH

June 18, July 16, August 20

The cost is only $36 Call the Temple

Office: 732.545.6482 for details

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SISTERHOOD REPORTMarsha Goldwasser, Sisterhood President

It is hard to believe that my first year asSisterhood President is coming to a close. I owea huge thank you to all my Executive BoardMembers, Board Members at Large, committeemembers, and Sisterhood members for all oftheir help and support over this past year.While it may have been a challenging year formy family, I knew I could count on all of youto keep Sisterhood moving forward.

Our May calendar was full of the varietyof events that make Sisterhood special. First upwas an insightful meeting about the Jewishcommunity in Cuba. As part of their Areivutseries, Raritan Valley Hadassah included us in aspecial presentation by Cory Schneider, a pastpresident of Women’s League for ConservativeJudaism, about WLCJ’s recent mission toCuba. Thank you to Elaine Rand Fromkin, aparticipant in the mission, for bringing thisprogram to us.

Next up was our Annual SisterhoodShabbat Dinner on Friday, May 13th. Thankyou to everyone who came out to plan, shop,cook, set up, serve, and clean up. This annualevent is a highlight of our year as we alwaysenjoy being together in the Temple kitchen forcooking and socializing. A special thank yougoes out to our immediate past presidentextraordinaire, Teri Manes, for chairing theevening and to Susan Winter for takingreservations. If you missed out on the fun besure to check the calendar next year for moreopportunities to join us in the kitchen.

Finally, on Saturday night, May 14 wepartnered with Men’s Club and the Artist inResidence program for Pinot and Painting. Itwas a special night of food, friendship, and funas we all tried our hand at painting under thedirection of world renowned Jewish artistMordechai Rosenstein.

Please join us on Monday June 6 for ourAnnual Installation Dinner and NeshamaAwards Celebration. We will install new boardmembers and honor some special Sisterhoodwomen who have devoted themselves toSisterhood and the shul. Once again, GloriaSchwartz has planned what should be a veryspecial and memorable evening for all of us tocelebrate Sisterhood.

As we all know, Sisterhood is a yearround organization and this summer is nodifferent. Please join us on Tuesday, July 26 at7 p.m. for our Annual Summer BookDiscussion. We will be discussing The Hilltop:A Novel, by Assaf Gavron. The book is afascinating account about what it is like to livein an illegal settlement in the West Bank. Itcovers the challenges of living in reducedcircumstances and explains the political andbureaucratic environment that has given rise tothe settlements in a way that is entertaining andeasy to understand.

Do you have an idea for a Sisterhoodprogram or special project? Do you know of amember in need of some TLC or support? Doyou want to get involved in some small way butdon’t know who to ask or where to begin?Planning for next year has already begun, butwe are always looking for new ideas andwelcome your input and support. Pleasecontact me and I will be happy to create ashidduch with you and help you get involved.We are also always wanting to reach out andsupport our members with a phone call, visit,or homemade soup, but don’t always know whoneeds this type of support. Please be our eyesand ears and let us know when you learn ofsomeone that we can help. You can reach me atmbgold@alumni.rutgers.edu or 732-296-0316.

Your chessed team, in conjunction with Rabbi, will be coordinating a “ meal train.”

When challenging times occur and meals are needed, volunteers are in place to provide and deliver a meal for the recipient. This is separate from the shul shiva meal fund.

The meal train is exclusively for and kept within our shul family. By adding your email, you will be part of the train. You will see what days meals are needed for a particular

Temple member. You can then "sign up" for your day or days of choice.

Recipients are first asked if they would like to receive meals. Names are never just added.

One of the pillars of Judaism are acts of kindness/chessed. Won't you be a part of our meal train?

Contact Nanette Cohen at 732-492-1911 for more information.

SisterhoodSpring BookDiscussion

Tuesday Evening, July 26 7:00 p.m.

The Hilltop: A Novel By Assaf Gavron

At the home of Teri Manes, 1 Parkview Terrace, Highland Park

Moderator: Elly Ehrich

To attend, please RSVP by July 19thto Lynette Seader 732-254-4966;lynetteseader59@gmail.com

Sisterhood of the Highland Park ConservativeTemple - Congregation

Anshe Emeth cordially invitesyou to attend their

Installation of Officersand 12th Annual Sisterhood

Neshama Awards and“Woman of Torah”

Ceremony

Honoring:.

Sue Kheel – Lifetime Achievement

Nanette Cohen – Humanitarian Marcia Klioze – Rising Star

and Debbie Gerber – Woman of Torah

Monday, June 6 – 6 p.m.• Elegant Dinner Buffet

• Entertainment• Tricky Tray Auction

• Door PrizesCouvert $18

Contact Gloria Schwartz if you would like to attend at

Gloriaschwartz1@gmail.com.

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HIGHLAND PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLIlan Siegel, son of Alyssa and Jonathan Siegel.

HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOLMikaela Zirin, daughter of Marla and Rich Zirin.

She will be attending Rutgers University –Mason Gross School of the Arts in the Fall.

Josuha Siegel, son of Alyssa and Jonathan Siegel.Joshua Rothberg, son of Terry Chazan Rothberg

and Robert Rothberg.Samantha Marder, daughter of Lisa and Jeffrey

Marder

GOLDA OCH ACADEMYElan Jonah Footerman, son of Andrea and Rafi

Footerman, grandson of Gittel and JustinFooterman. He was named a NationalMerit Finalist and will be attendingLafayette College in the Fall.

Rafael Jones, son of Ilana Lutman.Rebecca A. Kizner, daughter of Dr. Ivy Spears and

Ira Kizner. She will be attending CaseWestern Reserve University in Cleveland,OH in the Fall.

Heather D. Kizner, daughter of Dr. Ivy Spears andIra Kizner. She will be attending SmithCollege in Amherst, MA in the Fall.

Noah Kamens, son of Sue and Sam Kamens,graduated from Middle School at Golda OchAcademy.

Noam Goldwasser, son of Marsha and PhilGoldwasser, grandson of Sue Kheel,graduated from Golda Och Middle School.

Shayna Goldwasser, daughter of Marsha and PhilGoldwasser, granddaughter of Sue Kheel,moved up from 5th to 6th grade at GoldaOch Middle School.

MISCELLANEOUSEva Hilana Nelson, granddaughter of Ina Nelson,

will be graduating from Millburn HighSchool. She will be attending MuhlenbergCollege in the Fall.

Brittany Hague, granddaughter of Barbara and Dr.Peter Schild, will be graduating from NorthBrunswick Middle School.

Abigail Schild, granddaughter of Barbara and Dr.Peter Schild, will be graduating fromLincroft Middle School.

Zachary Schild, grandson of Barbara and Dr. PeterSchild, will be graduating from MiddletownSouth High School. He will be attendingMonmouth University in the Fall.

Alana Sherman, grandson of Barbara and Dr.Peter Schild, will be graduating fromManalapan High School. She will beattending Monmouth University in the Fall.

Maayan Sandler Malomet, daughter of Rabbi EliotI. Malomet, will be graduating from JackBarrack Hebrew Academy. She will beparticipating in Kivunim in Israel.

Avery Danielle Schmidt, granddaughter of Lindaand Phil Schmidt, graduated from LevisJCC Zale Pre-School in Boca Raton, FL.

COLLEGE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMSL.E. Weinstein, daughter of Rabbi Stephanie

Dickstein and Dr. Marc Weinstein,graduated from the University of Delawarewith a BFA in Visual Design andCommunication.

Benjamin Winter, son of Susan and Mark Winter,graduated from Rowan – School of Medicineas a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. Hewill be doing his residency in pediatrics forAtlantic Health System, Morristown, NJ.

Rachel Levy Konik, wife of Konrad Konik anddaughter of Randy and Carl Levy, graduatedfrom Kean University with a Masters inSpeech Language Therapy.

Julianna Klioze, daughter of Marcia Klioze andLarry Klioze, graduated from James MadisonUniversity with a BS degree in ElementaryEducation.

Joseph Kalman, son of Amy Shakun, graduatedfrom Lynn University with a BS inMarketing. He will be continuing at Lynnfor his MBA, specializing in FinancialValuation and Investment Management.

Daniel Brotman, son of David and Cindy Patrych-Brotman, graduated from Case WesternReserve University with a Bachelor ofComputer Engineering Degree.

Steven Kuchinsky graduated from MonmouthUniversity as a LSW.

Shannon Donaghy, daughter of Nancy Lasher andMark Donaghy, graduated from The Collegeof New Jersey with a Bachelor of Fine ArtsDegree.

Adam Sherman, son of Lynn and Barry Sherman,graduated from Rutgers University, EdwardBloustein School of Planning and PublicPolicy with an MPP, and an MBA fromRutgers University.

Yaakov Sandler Malomet, son of Rabbi Eliot I.Malomet, graduated from BrandeisUniversity in a BA in InternationalRelations and Jewish Studies.

Esther Kaufman, daughter of Reva and Dr. IrvingKaufman, granddaughter of Muriel Levine,graduated from Rutgers University with a BSin Public Health and Biology.

Naomi Ephraim, granddaughter of Norma Arbit,graduated from Johns Hopkins Universitywith a BS in Computer Science and Math.

Congratulations Graduates!!

High Holiday Permanent Seats AvailableHigh Holidays 2016 are quickly approaching and we wanted to advise our congregants about permanent seat availability.

Permanent seat ownership guarantees that you will have the same seats every year for the High Holidays when you purchase High Holiday tickets.The purchase of these permanent seats also establishes a physical presence between our member families and the sanctuary.

In response to this past High Holydays’ inspiring services, we have had some recent requests for permanent seats and we want tomake the congregation aware that these seats can be purchased at any time. The price of each new seat is $1,250 and, depending on the numberof seats purchased, you can be billed over one or two years. As always, you do not need to own permanent seats in order to buy seats for theholidays. If you would like to discuss the purchase of seats, please call the Temple office.

ReminderHigh Holyday seat applications will be arriving in your mailbox soon.

Please take the time NOW to fill it out and return to the Temple Office with your check.

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Jonathan Ehrlich and RachelModiano

Beth and Mark BrownsteinHeidi VaralloGail and Mervin KroopDiane, Barry and Emma MaelSamuel and Marlene TarshishRobert and Maria LikeLynette and Leonard SeaderJudy Storch and Rob Sherrell

and FamilyJoanne Rosenberg and David

SiegmanMeredith Hand and Alyssa BreeEugenia RothsteinStephen and Barbara ParkoffAmy and Howie RothschildMarilyn and Phil RabinowitzJill, Scott and Ian LuxenbergBrooke Luxenberg and Jordan

KaplanRuby ZackJoan and Stuart MitnickFred ShafferLisa and Fred MorganSandy and Stan RavensRaymond and Mimi LutzkyGordon/Blatteis FamilyJudy and Steven RichmanLila S. FrostCarla Rose HerniterDonald and Sara Goodman

HandTeri Manes and Jerrold TrubSusan and Mark WinterDr. Theodore StahlClaire and Al HorvathCraig and Natalie ArtelDaniel and Rosalyn ShifrinIlana Rozett and FamilyHoward Sorkin and FamilyGary and Nona SchwartzO’Donnell FamilyPhyllis Novick and Murray

SternbergSusanna LevinStacey and Craig LampertCathy and Ira CohenVictoria ZagorinCarol and Howard ShapiroYakov Epstein and Helane

RosenbergSteven, Marcy and Gabriel PellLaura and Ron SucherElaine Rand FromkinSara and Ezra RichIna NelsonMr. and Mrs. Nathan ZankelRebecca SteckelLarry MarksIgor MuravievBarton Weinstein and

Debra GoldsteinFeinblatt FamilyArlene SchenermanSamara EliasEllen Elias and Maurice EliasSusan and Phillip BaronBonnie and Sheldon

FreidenreichKondioti FamilyYosefa Lebeau and Dov NelkinArlene and Lawrence RosenfeldFaith RostKenneth and Barbara DanielsDavid EhrenfeldZoltan Kemeny and Leslie

FishbeinSara and Mikhail IzrailevAlex and Elizabeth KemenyMarla and Rich ZirinJerry Langer and Pam DormanMiriam LangerGittel and Justin FootermanElinore EhrlichSteve and Judy LernerGellman FamilyJoseph G. Rosenstein

Dickstein/Weinstein FamilyHillary and Carey GlassAl and Linda TondowIra Kizner and Ivy SpearsGloria SchwartzHelene M. and Robert KneeRichard LederDavid and Cindy BrotmanAdena Lebeau and Jeff, Ezra

and Kira KressAmy ShakunCarl and Randy LevyBrian and Susan KheelDianne DenenbergMarilyn and Barry PruceMartha PruceLinda and Barry DiamondPhyllis KirschnerAllan and Anne GreenbergMarlene and Ed HermanDoris SiedererDebbie GerberRifka and Joe MoyalAllan and Ellen KornMichael Hecht and Judy SwanRuth and Larry FinebergElizabeth BreauKeith and Rochelle EpsteinSimone Gore, Esther Levenberg

and Lief Zahavi-AjaLila and Al SchwartzAmy and Steven SchonfeldScott SchonfeldSara and Raphael Rabin-HavtEvan Schonfeld

and Sarah RothenbergNatalie SchonfeldKerry and Sheryl OlitzkyBarbara and Arthur CohenPhil and Linda SchmidtWendy and Mitchel RosenAnn and Joe NovickSusan SluskyHarvey Klee

Joseph KleeEllen KleeMartha MoskowitzCarrie MitnickJulie and Mark LeberTanzman and Matthews FamiliesMatthew HaleMartin KleeCandi FeinbergJudy Petsonk and Steve EisdorferFrancine and Hyman

ZimmerbergTova and Maier FriedmanTaya FriedmanShani FriedmanLucille Bar-DavidPhilip and Marsha GoldwasserAaron SamuelsonHelene and Alan DavisMichelle P. DavisIrving and Reva KaufmanLitt FamilyAltholz/Litt FamilyNagel FamilyPhilip and Heather KibelBob RothbergLacy FamilyBarbara WeslerDonald SchwartzMordecai Schwartz

and Esther Reed Matthew and Heather NoverSam and Fani SteinKuchinsky FamilyStanley and Donna MesserDirk Ruiz and Laura Beck

and Saul BeckTerry Chazan RothbergKaren SmallSara and Jay CulangUdi Shorr and Ora GourarieMindy and Arnie SchifmanIlana Lutman

PASSOVER DONATIONS

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YAHRZEIT PLAQUESARE AVAILABLE AS A PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE

Please consider a Yahrzeit plaque as a wonderful and dignified wayto remember a loved one. Cost is $1,000.00. Contact the Temple Office

Highland Park Conservative Temple Congregation Anshe Emeth PAGE 11

TEMPLE’S JERUSALEMAPARTMENT AVAILABLE

The Temple’s apartment in theJerusalem Leonardo Plaza Hotel hasavailable dates for 2016 - 2017. The hotel iscentrally located and is an easy stroll to theOld City and Ben Yehuda St/Zion Square.The apartment consists of a bedroom,living/dining room with a couch that sleeps two, and a kosher kitchen.

Temple members in good financialstanding may reserve the apartment for upto two weeks. Study at the ConservativeYeshiva or other institutions is stronglyrecommended. The apartment cost toTemple members is $125/day (regular hotelfee upwards of $400/day) to defray Templemaintenance costs. For further informationand reservations, please contact the TempleOffice at 732-545-6482.

Thanks to our members who participate in the Unity Bank UCare Program, theTemple receives approximately $3,000 yearly from Unity Bank. This amount couldsignificantly increase if all our members who have accounts at Unity advise the bank that theiraccounts should be linked with the Temple in their UCare Program. Unity donates a percentageof the average daily balances of all linked accounts. Encourage your friends and neighbors toparticipate as well since you do not have to be a member to participate. Any questions, pleasecontact the Temple Office.

I M P O R T A N T N O T I C ETO ALL TEMPLE MEMBERS

FOR SUMMER MONTHS—2016Our Temple is never on vacation. We are prepared to serve you, the members of our

congregation, throughout the year. In spite of periods during the summer when various staffmembers take vacation, the Temple stands prepared to serve you at all times.

The Temple office is open during the summer months, Monday through Friday, from 9a.m. to 4:30 p.m. only. The office is not manned during the evening or Sunday; the telephonenumber is 732-545-6482

If an emergency should arise, you may contact Rabbi at 908-794-5959 or SheldonFreidenreich at 732-572-2568.

Please be advised that these EMERGENCY NUMBERS are for the exclusive use of theTemple members.

The New Jersey Historical SocietyAmerican Jewish ExperienceLecture Series at the Temple

Lectures are held on Wednesdays 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon

June 15: Judith Rosenthal

Our Jewish Past in Vintage Post Cards

July 20: Stephen Eisdorfer

Terrorism, Immigration Restriction,

and the Jews

August 17: Howard Jacobs

The Catskills: An Insider's Perspective

Lectures are open to the Community-at-large. No cost.

ALL ARE WELCOME TO THE

SCHOLARSHIPSHABBAT

Saturday, June 18

Come hear a few of our scholarship recipients as they talk about theirexperiences from last

summer!

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A Message from the HPCT-CAE Temple Library

DO YOU HAVE……any outstanding Library books or DVD’s?

PLEASE return as soon as possible to the Library

so others can enjoy them. - Thank you.

Can you help by being a

SHABBAT GREETER? If so, please email or speak to

Joy Kuchinsky at joyrikud@optonline.netor David Greenblatt at

davidsixtwonine@gmail.com.

We love to be a welcomingcommunity.

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The AJA will have a full program of lectures, classes,mini courses, films and shabbatons during the 2016-2017 programming year. Full details in the programbrochure will be available in the Fall. Theseprograms are made possible by “members like you.”Please consider being an AJA or film series sponsor.

It was such a success – we are doing it again!

Name Tag ShabbatJune 4

How does it work? Preprinted nametags will be available for you. All weask is that you wear it that morning.

Highland Park Conservative Temple Congregation Anshe Emeth PAGE 13

MONTH OF JUNEJean-Paul Joseph, Shirley Kirsch, MorrisNiederman, Joseph Berman, Zelig Federman,Sydney Harris, Jacob Kroop, Nina Lacy, FeleciaSolowey, Harvey Weinstein, Joseph Fine, RuthBerman, David Kirschner, Allen Reed, JoelFriedman, Vera Lipman, Kate Moses, EdwardPetsonk, Manuel Schwartz, George Hoffman,Pearl Rosenfield, Russell Swan, Ruth Bishop,Sanders Klein, Benjamin Kramer, Rose Machaver,William Pinsky, Evelyn Shlafer, Joseph Klee,Seymour Krampf, Alexander Milecofsky, MyronSusser, Hyman Joseph Barras, Ruth Klar, PhilipLehman, Gertrude Siegel, Louis Siegel, FloraWallach, William Beck, Lee Fishberg, ElaineWeinstein, Horace Daley, Jacob Greenstone,Regina McDermott, Bessie Mondschein, IrmaReicher, Lewis Gordonson, Gertrude Barudin,Sarah Budin, Mollie Choplick, Rose Entis,Michael Grundt, Emma Rogers, AbrahamYarmush, Myron Belkin, Samuel Blumstein,Ralph Eichen, Mildred Gross, Isabel Isserlis,Bertha Shoten, Harold Spears, Sheva Zamick,Sadie Klein, Laure Kolb, Jack Lebovitz, ThomasSelby, Louis Wolfe, Phyllis Braunstein, HymanBraver, Joseph Cantor, Deborah Goodman, RuthLax, Lenora Orbach, Ruth Levine, MeyerRutman, Ethal Spector, Gloria Kuchinsky,Abraham Oppenheim, Samuel Rutman, MyraSternberg, Bernard Diamond, Beatrice Harris,Max Lutzky, Mollie Schneider, Devin Shaffer,Avrom Storch, Annette Tolchinsky, EmanuelJaffe, Annette Schwartz, Johanna Zeelander,Morris Aronowitz, Fannie Davis, Gertrude(Gerry) Davis, Joel Kabat, Jay Markowitz,Lawrence Goodman, Edward Weiss, HaroldArbit, Edward Cantor, Abe Schwartz, WilliamTaylor, Louis Zagorin, Irene Kaufelt, CharlesDaniels, Sylvia Lubeck, Sarah Oshinsky, BeatriceTabak, Anne Tisch, Mordco Benderman, LesterGerr, Howard Hirshon, Rose Kheel, HermanRamer, David Sternberg, Abe Friedman, AnnetteHortz, Judy Schuman, Edith Alpert, BertramCheiten, Samuel Cohen, Joan Ehrenfeld, Max

Greschler, William Kesselman, Hilda Mester,Emil Moses, Isadore Rems, Frank Schatzman,Rose Trub, Esther Weinstein, Samuel Zankel

MONTH OF JULYEleanor Klaff, Nettie Sulzberg, Samuel Adler,Samuel Green, Steven Joblove, Steven Levy,Marvin Susswein, Rachel Walfish, GertrudeYarmush, Mary Cohen, Louis Deutsch, NormanShyken, Isadore Cohen, Maxwell Golden, WolfRebhuhn, Fannie Lieber, Nancy Rosen, JacobTamaroff, Minnie Cohen, Abraham Feller, JackGross, Sylvia Kaplan, Natalie Wachspress, PhilipZack, Rose Avroch, Jacob Lieberman, GoldieRoth, Jack Shifrin, Meyer Rosenberg, AnnaBorden, Isidore Gottlieb, Rafael Patrych, PaulineAlpert, Robert Eichen, Blanche Frant, MoisheGlatt, Manfred Katz, Elaine Bronet, LouisFeinberg, Marlene Pomper, Polly Brast, LeeCantor, Richard Chernow, Selma Feinblatt, BellaGellerstein, Blanche Mendelson, MollieEdelstein, Dorothy Sandler, Robert Rubenstein,Max Schoeffler, Zelig Aptaker, Martha Katz,Oscar Klioze, Bernard Novick, Irving Novick,Joseph Rothenberg, Samuel Friedman, JonathanLevin, Laura Mandel, Michael Fuchs, Ida Gros,Hyman Garboos, Jack Gushin, Julius Rand,Joseph Wiesenberg, Nathan Paszamant, OscarTunis, David Weinberg, Lottie Belowich, MollieBrenner, Rose Hindes, Akiva Shragowitz, RoseBloom, Agnes Elias, Samuel Gordon, MiltonGottlieb, Frieda Rockoff, Charlotte Ross, BeaSchrier, Jill Welsh, Donald Ariev, June Gordon,Julia Feld, Daniel Horn, David Olitzky, FrancesRubin, Phoebe Weiner, Max Weiss, LeonardChudnick, Frank Datkowitz, Henry Epstein,Harriet Saks, Chaskel Frand, Gilbert Rosenfield,William Choplick, Bee Cohen, Rosa Goldsmith,Judith Gorelick, Anne Harris, Jack Kaufelt,William Levine, Bernard Sugarman, DavidThaler, Marion Davis, Morris Lichtenstein,Nathan Goodman, William Machaver, EdwardSeader, Grace Sherman

MONTH OF AUGUSTWilliam Hindes, Norman Shiffman, DonaldAsbel, Jacob Endlich, David Halper, Leo Hoffner,Isadore Sattler, Saul Flame, Jack Halperin, IrvingKurtz, Harry Lander, Morris Levine, VioletSchneider, Sylvia Goldberg, Leroy Manes,Abraham Paley, Esther Sorkin, Ethel Zarin,Herman Horvath, Harold Slusky, Priscilla Bayer,Eva Berkowitz, Charlotte Dobin, Minna Gordon,Minnie Howard, Sarah Lehman, Anne Becker,Joseph Edelstein, Stuart Marder, RuthMarkowitz, Rhoda Sathan, Meyer Wisotsky, IdaClark, Myra Linderman, Rose Rosen, CharlesWinter, Arthur Entis, Jennie Lieberman, AbeOlitzky, Alvin Zagnit, Tzvi Hirsch, David Shaffer,Roslyn Yafie, Ethel Adler, Rabbi Barras, SamuelMauskopf, Rae Rosenbloom, Harry Hirschon,Seymour Mael, Eva Perlstein, David Prince, SarahRavens, Ruth Wiesen, Shirley Waldstreicher,Jerome Herniter, Tovra Angiel, Sophie Gross,Goldie Nusbaum, Sadie Oppenheim, S.Rosenfeld, Mordkha Genchik, Howard Paige,Rose Weinstein, Alice Bamberger, Joseph Cohen,Ester Kean, Katie Markel, Ruth Berkowitz, RubinBioness, Mathilde Bloch, Shirley Manes, SylviaPolitziner, Herman Thomas, Maurice Baumann,Samuel Garboos, Robert Kaufman, David Kimel,Leonard Pass, Helen Wolf, Anna Flam, MelittaMittler, Samuel Rosen, Douglas Spears, MaxStein, Robert Weston, Chana Steinberg, IdaDakelman, Louis Rockoff, Marvin Rosenberg,Bernard Seltzer, Fela Kaplan, Ceil Berg, NathanGreenberg, Mollie Jaffe, Harold Thomas, BessieFeldbaum, Murray Glanz, Sharon Kronman,Carol Levin, Anne Lichtenstein, PaulinePotsheba, Ronald Berman, Charles Cohen,Theodore Klaus, Edith Miller, Ida Sarett, MarthaYoung, Rebbe Cohen, Judith Feiner, MorrisFortel, Shimon Rosenthal, Gary Schulman, JerryBarshatsky, Sol Elias, Sylvia Friedman, ElaineGreene

Yahrzeits(If you are not already receiving notification about a yahrzeit, and would like to, please contact the Temple Office.)

Unto Every Person There is a NameBy now you should have received a beautiful brochure describing the new HolocaustWall, which we hope will be mounted in June. If you have not received the brochure,they are available on the Welcome Table.

This is an ongoing project and you are welcome to add names of Shoa victims as wellas provide histories and photos. All of the details are available in the brochure. We hope you will join us in creating a lasting memorial to the victims.

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We Gratefully Acknowledgeand thank the following generous contributors to our funds

AJAElly Ehrlich in memory of Brian Kheel.Judy and Steve Richman in memory of Alfred

Schwartz.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FUNDAnita Monyek in honor of the 90th birthday

of Beverly Teich.Cathy and Ira Cohen and family in memory

of Milton Moslovitz.Elaine Rand Fromkin in memory of Brian

Kheel.Suzy Levin in memory of Rose and Wilbur

Silverman.Hazel Rabinowitz in memory of her father,

Abraham Kleinrock.Hazel Rabinowitz in memory of Ethel

Rabinowitz.Joan and Stuart Mitnick in honor of the

marriage of Nomi Gerber and Erez Paz.Suzy Levin in memory of Harry Silverman.Joan and Stuart Mitnick in honor of the

marriage of the granddaughter of EllyEhrlich.

ENDOWMENT FUNDBarbara and Alan Weisblatt in memory of

Ruth Weisblatt.Linda and Irwin Katz in memory of Bessie

Green.Stanley Michelson in memory Millie

Michelson.Irma Rockoff in memory of Helen Pritz.Irma Rockoff in memory of Alfred Schwartz.Muriel Federman Levine in memory of Joseph

Federman.

GENERAL DONATIONSLila Schwartz in memory of Gussie Schwartz.Sarah and Michael Diamond and family in

honor of Sherri Lerner and MarleneHerman and their excellent Children’sHoliday Programming.

MEALS FUNDArlene and Stanley Ferman in memory of

Adele Cruso.Carolyn and Robert Metz wishing a Refuah

Shelema to Ceil Stern.Sandy and Carlos Katz in memory of Rebecca

Rodin.Freda and Ed Cohen in honor of the

engagement of Natalie Weinberg and MaxDolitsky.

Freda and Ed Cohen in honor of the birth ofIsrael Horan.

Freda and Ed Cohen in honor of the BarMitzvah of Jack Greenberg.

Freda and Ed Cohen in honor of the special

wedding anniversary of Brenda and RoyTanzman.

Martha Moskowitz in memory of Ann Farber.Mark and Beth Brownstein in memory of

Mildred Brownstein.Mindy and Marty Golden in memory of

George Golden.Nanette and Dave Cohen in memory of Adele

Cohen.

LIBRARY FUNDBeatrice Beck in memory of Louis Beck.Arline Shwartzman in memory of Paul

Silverman.

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FUNDElly Ehrlich in honor of the 90th birthday of

Beverly Teich.Dickstein/Weinstein Family in appreciation of

Reva and Dr. Irving Kaufman.

SCHOLARSHIP FUND Pam Dorman and Jerry LangerRuth Rockoff in honor of past Rutgers

graduates, Dan Rockoff, Alvin Rockoff andMichael Bear.

Elly Ehrlich in memory of Mary Goldstein.Carrie and David Mitnick in honor of the Bar

Mitzvah of Amitai Nelkin.Martha Moskowitz in memory of Max

Moskowitz.Alyce Brandman in honor of the special

birthday of Steve Lerner.Ellen and Maurice Elias in honor of the Bar

Mitzvah of Amitai Nelkin.Carol Halpern (nee Dakelman) and Gerald P.

Halpern in memory of Louis Dakelman.Fran Adar in memory of Rose Gitterman.Barbara and Kenneth Daniels in memory of

Herbert Rand.Joan and Stuart Mitnick in honor of the high

school graduation of Maayan Malomet.Joan and Stuart Mitnick in honor of the

college graduation of Yaakov Malomet.

TZEDAKAH FUNDHarvey Klee in memory of Rose Klee.Penina and Zack WainerSheila Goldberg in memory of her mother,

Edith Kossof.Beverly Teich in memory of Harry Teich.Stanley Friedberg in memory of Emanual J.

and Seymour Friedberg.Diane Sigel in memory of Rose Ringel.Linda and Irwin Katz in memory of their

parents.Dorothy Weiss wishing Carol Asman a Refuah

Shelemah.

Suanne Rosen in memory of Helen and FrankRosen.

Florence Feinberg in memory of SamFeinberg.

Rachel and Steven Pasichow in memory ofIrving Rubinoff.

Herman and Zelda Breslin in memory ofAlexander Breslin.

Sandy and Stan Ravens in memory of HarryRavens.

Howard Shapiro in memory of AbrahamShapiro.

Stephanie Dickstein and Marc Weinstein inmemory of Jason Grzesh.

Doris Siederer in memory of Esther Siederer.Blumstein Family in memory of Seymour

Rogers.Alice Rich in memory of Theodore Schreier.Hy Zimmerberg and Francine Kritchek in

memory of Brian Kheel.Arlene Julius in memory of Milton Frant.Stephanie Dickstein and Marc Weinstein in

memory of Natalie Dickstein.

HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCEMEMORIAL FUND

Barbara and Pete Schild in memory of BrianKheel.

Barbara and Pete Schild in honor of the birthof Dylan Grey Levy.

Sue Kheel in memory of Benjamin Talmadge.Sue Kheel in memory of Abraham Kheel.Allan and Anne Greenberg in memory of

Brian Kheel.Hofrichter Family in memory of Brian Kheel.Patsy Davidson in memory of Brian Kheel.Barbara and Steve Parkoff in memory of Brian

Kheel.Terri and Michael Rosenberg in memory of

Brian Kheel.Barbara and Arthur Cohen in memory of

Brian Kheel.Renée and Stuart Feinblatt in memory of

Brian Kheel.Phyllis Novick and Murray Sternberg in

memory of Brian Kheel.Carolyn and Robert Metz in memory of Brian

Kheel.Virginia and Rand Moll in memory of Brian

Kheel.Jennifer and Richard Bullock in memory of

Brian Kheel.Jan and Steve Katz in memory of Brian Kheel.Hazel Rabinowitz in memory of Brian Kheel.

TALMADGE/KHEEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

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Carrie and David Mitnick in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Esther and Raymond Sabin in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Susan and Irv Kobren in memory of BrianKheel.

Lynn and Al Rappaport in memory of BrianKheel.

Rachel Modiano and Jonathan Ehrlich inmemory of Brian Kheel.

Joyce and Lewis Fishberg in memory of BrianKheel.

Paula and Aaron Kondioti in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Rhoda and Sylvan Kamens in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Brenda and Roy Tanzman in memory of BrianKheel.

Lynette and Len Seader in memory of BrianKheel.

Linda and Al Tondow in memory of BrianKheel.

Susan and Michael Karpoff in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Nancy and Peter Ambrose in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Carol and Howard Shapiro in memory ofBrian Kheel.

Gina and Philip Vinick in memory of BrianKheel.

Adena Lebeau and Jeff Kress and family inmemory of Brian Kheel.

ANDREW GROSS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Renée, Stuart, Max and Aaron Feinblatt inmemory of Andrew Gross.

DR. PAUL AND MELITTA MITTLERSCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mittler Family in memory of Dr. Paul Mittler.

MILTON AND FRIEDA FRANTHOLOCAUST MEMORIAL EDUCATION

Lynette and Len Seader in memory of MiltonFrant.

Adena Lebeau and Jeff Kress and family inmemory of Milton Frant.

FUND

5776

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SATURDAY, JUNE 11 – EREV SHAVUOTMincha is at 8 p.m. followed by a light Seudah Shlishit

Ma’ariv for Yom Tov at 9:20 p.m. followed by a Shavuot evening Seudah sponsored byJoan and Stuart Mitnick. (Light Candles from a pre-existing flame after 9:19 p.m.)

Tikkun Layl Shavuot begins at 10:30 p.m. and will last through the night. Teen Tikkunfrom 10:30-11:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, JUNE 12 - SHAVUOT FIRST DAYShacharit - 8:45 a.m. Junior Congregation - 10:30 a.m.

Mincha – 8 p.m. followed by Ma’ariv Light Candles from a pre-existing flame after 9:20 p.m.

MONDAY, JUNE 13 - SHAVUOT SECOND DAYShacharit - 8:45 a.m. Junior Congregation - 10:30 a.m.

Scroll of Ruth is read. Yizkor Services will be held. Children’s Shavuot Luncheonfollowing services. Mincha – 8 p.m. followed by Ma’ariv.

Yom Tov concludes at 9:22 p.m.

SHAVUOTSERVICES

SCHEDULE

Tikkun Layl ShavuotAll Night Torah Study

Saturday, June 11 – 10:30 p.m.

Join us for a complete evening ofstudy led by Rabbi Eliot Malomet

and other distinguished scholars and teachers.

TEEN TIKKUN LAYLTORAH STUDY – 10:30-11:30 pm

with Ice Cream Sundaes!

The Temple Sisterhood will sponsor the

Annual Shavuot Luncheonfor all children in our congregation.

Monday, June 13after services

6 Trustees to be elected to a 3 year term:Craig Artel Nanette Cohen Carrie MitnickIra Cohen Marc Herman To Be Determined

The Nominating Committee presents the following slate of Trustees, and those nominated have signified their acceptances:

Remember to Vote!CONGREGATIONAL MEETING and ELECTIONSTHURSDAY, JUNE 16 AT 8 P.M.

No additional nominations may be made at this meeting. All members voting must have paid their dues obligations through the current year.

A Financial Report will be presented, as well as a presentation about the Life and Legacy Program.

Each of us can help assure a Jewish tomorrow. The GrinspoonFoundation and the Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey are guidingus in doing so. We want to ensure that our thriving Jewish community willbe here for future generations. We’re hoping everyone will consider includingHPCT-CAE in their estate planning. Contact Linda Tondow(LTondow@hpct-cae.org) for more information.

ASSURING A JEWISH TOMORROW