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“ T h e T e m p l e W i t h A H e a r t ”

President’s Message—Page 2 Organization - Page 4 Clubs/Groups—Page 5 Yahrzeits—Page 6

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Chai Times

Te m p l e B e t h E m e t o f B u r b a n k Mark H. Sobel, Rabbi Steven Abrams, President

600 N. Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91505 (818) 843-4787 Fax (818) 557-7240

www.TempleBethEmet.com [email protected]

SPECIAL EVENTS “The Ten Commandments have lost their validity. Conscience is a Jewish invention, it is a blemish like circumcision.” - A. Hitler This month we will have a special Holocaust Commemoration on the 23rd at Temple as we are hosting the annual Burbank Human Relations Council’s Night of Remembrance. Most people’s view of the Holocaust is that it started with the September 1st invasion of Poland by the Nazi forces and ended with Hitler’s suicide in May 1945. While most of us see the Holocaust as being full of acts of physical violence, which it was, I think we lose sight that it began with people being blamed for the Great Depression, being excluded from mainstream life, being forbidden from living the lives they wanted, in other words, persecuted, separated, isolated, and finally, of course, exterminated, all in the name of patriotism. I am reminded of Edmund Burke’s quote written long before the Holocaust, but sounding as if it was written for the Holocaust, “All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing”.

As the congregation well knows, I am a thrift shopaholic. I probably go to them too often, but then our school and our synagogue would not be as creative or unique, and yes I can hear it, cluttered. One thing about going to thrift shops has been bothering me for months. Two of my favorite thrift shops, one in the Valley and one in the city share parking lots with other businesses. At one, you are sequestered into the metered parking area while the patrons of the dog groomers and the laundromat are allowed to park in an area clearly marked, “Laundromat and Pet Grooming only”. Now, I believe in being clean and having my pets look well groomed, but the customers of this thrift shop, as with all non-profit thrift shops, like Goodwill, The Salvation Army, Out of the Closet and the National Council of Jewish Women, turn

Friday, April 5 6:00PM - Family Fun Pizza Night

7:00PM— Family Shabbat Service with Junior Choir

Sunday, April 7

10:00 AM Sisterhood Meeting

Sunday, April 7-Sunday, April 14 5:30 PM Cohost Family Promise

at St. Jude’s Anglican Church

Sunday, April 14 Remembrance Commemoration, Yom Hashoa at Religious School

Sunday, April 21

Israeli Independence Day at Religious School

Tuesday, April 23 7:45 PM Burbank Days of

Remembrance Commemoration, Yom Hashoa at TBE

(Please see flyer)

Saturday, April 27 7:30 PM Sisterhood Jewish-themed Film

Festival---Movie---Discussion--- Wine and Cheese

Sunday, April 28

9:30 AM Men’s Club Meeting and Brunch (Rabbi Mark’s column continued on page 3)

Recent/upcoming retirements have left key TBEvolunteer positions open: Bar/Bat Mitzvah Coordinator

Board Member

Chai Times Editor

Family Promise Coordinator and Meal Providers

Oneg Shopping Coordinator and Scheduler

Parliamentarian

Volunteer Coordinator

TBE needs your membership support to continue these vital services. Please call President Steve Abrams asap if you can assist. (661) 714-3618.

http://www.stjudesburbank.org

Have you ever had a day where people just are down right mean to you and others around them? These people seem to act superior. Why do they act this way? Does it make them feel important? Are they that insecure? All this causes angst, anger and resentment. I know, we need to rise above the circumstances. If you make an issue about the person or people who are vicious, you are deemed as the weak one. But, why is that? Why is the victim, the one who stands up to another seen as a lesser individual? Sometimes, the people who are being inconsiderate don’t even know that they are being that way. Other times they are simply bullying. Remember to act and not to react.

We cannot be on top of our game every day, but we can try. It is important to respect others. It does not matter what level of education you have, what race we are, what religion we are, what gender we are, or what our age is. We all belong to one race, the Human Race. We all make mistakes. By the same token, we need to listen to others and learn from their mistakes, as well as our own. We also need to follow through on what we say we were going to do. If there is a timeline, abide by it. If you truly want to know yourself, remember you are who you really are when no one is looking. Self-checks for integrity and compassion will keep you on the right track.

Time and money are always on our minds. The Temple is no different. The Board recently approved to raise dues by $10 a month. There were people who believe that the Temple should not raise dues. As was said in the past, we do not turn people away due to monetary concerns. If you can, please give more to the Temple. Whatever you can give, that would help out immensely. We cannot just look at the present. We have to consider the future. What are we going to have as a Temple to give to our children? We are still engaged in negotiations with BTEE. Just remember, that is not the only alternative.

I believe that members should pay into a building fund. I know the Temple prides itself on not having to assess members such a fee. On top of that, we have one of the lowest dues structure for a Temple in the Valley. I do not know if that is a good thing. Expenses have far outpaced our income. It is time to change our philosophy.

Be kind to each other.

B’Shalom, Steven Abrams 661-714-3618

Mitzvah (act of human kindness) and Tzedakah (religious obligation to perform

charitable and philanthropic acts)

Yahrzeit Donations Naomi Aronoff ...in memory of Howard Segal Dennis C. Brown ...in loving memory of Kasey Maxwell Brown Joel Coler ...in loving memory of Pauline Coler Jack Fishel Family ...in loving memory of Alfred Jackman Beverly Genereux ...in memory of husband Frank Genereux and father, Na-than Rose Marcia Jackman ...in loving memory of Alfred Jackman Herbert Murez

...in memory of Ida Kushner Lester Pink ...in loving memory of my Mother's Brother, Jack Siegel Monica Pink ...in loving memory of my daughter's Mother-in-Law, Car-men Macias Phyllis Shear ...in loving memory of Donald Jacob Myra Sloves ...in loving memory of Alan Sloves, Jim Sloves, and Shawn Sloves Harriet Winnick ...in loving memory of Viola Krone Debbie Zelman ...in memory of Beatrice Miliman

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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their proceeds into positive ways to help AIDS victims, drug addicts, the disabled, abused women, abandoned children, as well as many others. The other Thrift Shop has its parking limited to 5 spots, while its neighbor has posted a sign that states, “(Its) Customer’s parking ONLY, All Others Will Be Towed. (I used “its” because I did not want to write the company’s name). I have never seen either parking lot full, but that didn’t stand in the way of the Laundromat to hire a guard to protect its turf. Even after a petition was signed by hundreds, the City of Los Angeles still would not over turn the Laundromat/Pet Store’s restrictions.

The organizations are doing Tzedakah at the highest level, they are providing monies for people to learn and earn a way out of their problems. Those that place restrictions on the donators and the customers of Thrift Shops are interfering with the highest of Mitzvoth. We often talk about PeKuah Nefesh as saving a life and view it in a medical way, the saving of a physical life. The newer theology pertaining to Pekuah Nefesh is that it refers also to quality of life. People who saw themselves as worthless, but now are given counseling, support, and a series of successes have saved his/her life. These people and their organizations need our support, not just monetarily, but in their struggle with those who would persecute them, segregate them, isolate them and render them invisible. In the song, Zog Nit Kein Mol (Never Say That This is the End), there is a phrase that is repeated, “Our Boots THUNDER that we are here”. We must make sure that the thunder of our boots is not too late, we need to begin thundering now. Start now with those who would put their capitalism above the needy, those who would give prudential treatment to business clients rather than to the Mitzvah doers of Pikuah Nefesh, to those in government who would ally themselves with the profiteers over the sincere care givers and most importantly show the evil doers that Good (men) People still save lives. Lest we feel this does not pertain to us, let us remember two quotes, ”No man is an island, no man stands alone.” and:

“First they came for the Socialists and I did not speak out,

Because I was not a Socialist,

Then they came for the Trade Unionists and I did not speak out,

Because I was not a Trade Unionist,

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out,

Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me- and there was no one left to speak for me.”

You now know when Evil prevails. Do you know when Evil fails? When people love with all their heart. I hope to see you on the 23rd of April at our house, the Temple with a Heart.

B’ahava, Rabbi Mark

(Rabbi Mark’s column continued from page 1)

April 2013 Chai Times Page 3

Happy April Anniversaries

Mark and Elsie Ringel

David and Mary Ross

Nancy Weiner and Rina Shavit

Remember the sick with cards, calls and visits.

They help heal:

Ellen Kameya

Neil Margolin

We wish them a Refuah Shleima, whole recovery

to good health.

Please call John Eisenger at (818) 842-5439 if a

Temple member is sick, grieving or hospitalized.

Judith Sakurai - Jewish Senior looking for "Golden Girl" situation, needs housing, room rental/roommate situation. Please contact @ 818-766-0111.

Temple Beth Emet (House of Truth) Organization

Temple Beth Emet Office Hours

Monday-Thursday—9:00 AM-noon

Friday & Sunday—9:00 AM—1 PM

Saturday closed

The office is closed in observance of the following holidays:

New Years Day, President’s Day,

First day of Pesach, Memorial Day,

Independence Day, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving

Call Temple office at (818) 843-4787 to con-tact Temple Staff/volunteers. Your message will be forwarded to the appropriate person.

Religious Leadership

Rabbi Mark H. Sobel

Lay Cantor, Kyle Orlemann

Music and Choir Director, Robyn Kreisberg

Rabbi William M. Kramer Z''L*

*His memory will always be a blessing to us.

Morris Gold Religious School Faculty

Rabbi Mark Sobel, Education Director

Shirley Kirschenbaum, Grades K-1

Fran Bernstein, Grades 2-3

Sarah Emerson, Grades 4-5

Joshua Sobel, Grades 6-7

Mahnaz Termechi, Bar/Bat Mitzvah Preparation

Martin Greenfield, Confirmation (Grades 8-10)

Robyn Kreisberg, Music

Ezra B., Teaching Assistant

Tanya M., Teaching Assistant

Office Staff

Victoria Gaffney, Sylvia Sutton

Religious School Office Asst., Edith Dague

Volunteers

Building Committee Chair, Craig Weisman

Library, Barbara Lux-Smith

Maintenance, Craig Weisman

Marquee, Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel

Technology, Alan Barlow

Calendar and Usage Com. Chair, Victoria Gaffney

Communications Committee Chair, Andrea McKinnon

Chai Times Editor , Kathleen Kreyns

Historian, Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel

One Call, Victoria Gaffney

Publicity, Andrea McKinnon

Webmaster, Alan Barlow

Education Committee Chair, David Goldstein

Adult Education, David Goldstein

PTA President, Margaret Goldfarb

Finance Committee Chair, Bruce Bigley

Volunteers, continued

Membership Committee Chair, Barbara Bolter

Havurahs, Ruth Glick, (818) 780-9134

Men’s Club, Ron Kurtz

Reach Out, Craig Weisman/Rabbi Mark Sobel

Sisterhood, Shirley Abramson

Tributes, Barbara Lux-Smith

Youth Groups, BBYO-AZA , BBYO-BBG,

Martin Greenfield

Parliamentarian, Vacant

Ritual Committee Chair, Ira Goldstein

Mitzvahs, John Eisenger, 818-842-5439

Oneg Scheduler, Vacant

Ritual Scheduler, Ira Goldstein

Social Action Committee Chair, Barbara Lux-Smith

Children’s Hospital LA Toys, Shirley Abramson

Family Promise Coordinator,

Barbara Lux-Smith

Food Drives, Jerry Engleberg

Strategic Planning Committee Chair, Melissa Schenk

Ways and Means Committee Chair,

Molly Blumberg

eScrip, Molly Blumberg

Recycling, Yosi Fisher

2012-2013 Officers and Directors Steven Abrams, President, (661) 714-3618

Melissa Schenk, Vice President

Bruce Bigley, Treasurer Andrea McKinnon, Secretary

Directors

Shirley Abramson, Yvonne Beltzer,

Fran Bernstein, Molly Blumberg

Barbara Bolter, Margaret Goldfarb

David Goldstein, Caroline Greenleaf-Ross

Major General John Harrel,

Barbara Lux-Smith, Craig Weisman

Past-Presidents: Lisa De Luca, Richard Emerson, Ira Goldstein, Norm Goodman, Marc Greenfield, Saul Kaufman

We are here to serve you!

CHAI TIMES

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at www.TempleBethEmet.com.

Mailed hardcopies are available for an $18

annual TBE donation payable through the

Office.

Editable article submissions, photos and

feed-back are encouraged and due by the

15th of the month and may be emailed to:

chai [email protected] or by

delivery to the Temple office.

Submissions will be published based on

space available, relevant content, and at the

discretion of Editor Kathy Kreyns, Temple

Officers and Directors.

If you have any suggestions or ideas on

how we can better serve our members,

call Steve at 661-714-3618 or “Let us hear

from you” at www.templebethemet.com







TBE House of Gathering

Family Promise helps low income families achieve lasting independence. TBE cohosts families with St. Jude’s Anglican Church every 13 weeks. We are cohosting April 7-13. Please contact Barbara Lux-Smith at [email protected] if you can share a dish, dinner, or story or make a donation or spend a night at St. Jude’s. Service hours are available.

Havurah (a gathering of friends) Happenings

Havurah Shachar (Parents of religious school kids)

To join or for info contact

Carrie (818) 489-3022

[email protected]

Havurah Simcha L’Chaim:

To find out more or form a new one

call Ruth Glick (818) 780-9134

“Friday Fun For All Pizza Night”

We will be serving pizza on Friday, April 5 at

6:00 PM before service. You won’t have to

worry about cooking dinner for the family,

just grab the kids and join us. $5.00 for

adults and kids eat free!

Please call by Wednesday of that week for

reservations:

Barbara Bolter at (818) 761-3116 or

Molly Blumberg at [email protected]

APRIL SISTERHOOD SIDELINES

Exciting things are happening in Sisterhood! Our very talented member Leona Zollman led us in her Women’s Seder on March 23rd. The Haggadah we used was written by Leona and emphasizes women’s roles in the Passover events. It is always a joyful event and we encourage all women to plan to attend in future years. THANK YOU LEONA!

Sisterhood members plan to attend and participate in our Temple’s Community Seder on March 30th. We hope to see many Temple members there this year.

Many of us will participate in Family Promise week in April. We provide a dinner for the homeless families stay-ing at St. Jude’s and who are seeking work. We would be happy to have you join us in this worthwhile endeavor. Please come to our April meeting and join us as we make our plans.

We should all try to attend the Days of Remembrance held in our Temple on April 23rd. The commemoration is sponsored by the Burbank Human Relations Council. The speaker will be David Myerhof. He will talk about his par-ents' escape from Nazi Germany, which will surely be very touching. He will also read short excerpts from his recent-ly published book of poetry 'Look Beyond'. Meyerhof will sign books for those who want to buy a copy.

It’s Finally Here!! Sisterhood's Jewish Film Festival. Join us on Saturday, April 27 at 7:30PM for wine and cheese followed by a movie and discussion. No admission fee, but donations will be appreciated. Child care will be provided at a nominal fee. This will be the first in a series of Jewish-themed films that will be of interest to all of us. A great way to get together and share our opinions while expanding our horizons!. You won’t want to miss these. As we were concluding the March meeting, a discussion occurred about Jewish values and how to keep them alive through women’s and daughters’ activities. What I’m trying to say here is that we have bright and interesting members and we invite all the women and interested men of Temple Beth Emet to join us.

Looking forward, there’s going to be an ice cream social in July and honey pots for Rosh Hashanah. With so many sweet things ahead, won’t you join us?

Our next meeting is Sunday April 7th at 10am in Blum Hall. Refreshments will be served. See you there.

Shalom, Ruth Glick, VP


If you have or know someone who has a car/

pick-up truck for sale for a VERY reasonable

price, please call the TBE office at 818-843-4787

and the Rabbi will return your message.

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APRIL 2013 NISAN /IYAR 5773

Sunday Tuesday Wednesday Monday

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NO SCHOOL

2

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

7:00 PM Board Meeting

3

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

1

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

7

9:00-12:00 Noon Rel. School

12:00-12:45 PM Junior Choir


9

5:30 PM Cohost Family Promise at St. Jude’s

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

10


6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors

8


6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

14


Yom Hashoah/Holocaust

Remembrance


16

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

7:15PM Strategic Planning

Meeting

17

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

15

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

Chai Times Due

21


Israeli Independence


23 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors

7:45 PM Burbank Days of

Remembrance Commemoration,

Yom Hashoa

24

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

22

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

28



9:30 AM Men’s Club Meeting and Brunch

30

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

1

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

29

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

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7

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

7:00 PM Board Meeting

8

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

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6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors




APRIL 2013 NISAN/IYAR 5773

Thursday Friday Saturday

4

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors

6:15 PM Cribbage Club

5 6:00PM - Family Fun Pizza Night 7:00PM— Family Night Shabbat Service with Junior Choir Welcomer: Ira Goldstein Candle Blesser: Diane Goldstein Kiddush:

6

11 5:30 PM Cohost Family Promise

at St. Jude’s 6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors 6:15 PM Cribbage Club

12 7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Kathy Kreyns Candle Blesser: Jeannie Mintz Scripture Reader: Yvonne Beltzer Kiddush: Emily

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18

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors


19 7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Steve Abrams Candle Blesser: Jodi Gross Scripture Reader: Henry Gross Kiddush: Adam and Sarah

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25

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors


26 7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Melissa Schenk Candle Blesser: Dianne Bender Scripture Readers: Les Bender Kiddush:

27

7:30 PM Sisterhood Jewish-themed Film Festival---Movie---

Discussion--- Wine and Cheese

2 6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors


3 6:00PM - Family Fun Pizza Night 7:00PM— Family Night Shabbat Ser-vice with Junior Choir Welcomer: Andrea McKinnon Candle Blesser: Rina Shavit/Nancy Weiner Kiddush: Hannah and Talia

4

9

6:30 PM—8:30 PM

Active Actors


10 7:30PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Shirley Abramson Candle Blesser: Ruth Tanner Scripture Readers: Robert Tanner Kiddush: Rebecca and Joseph

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Monthly Yahrzeits (honoring the memory of loved ones who have gone to their eternal rest)


NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE

April 5 at Temple

Michael Diel Hank and Janet Diel April 1

Margot Palmer Marlene Dreyfuss April 1

Elizabeth Gluck Teri Daou April 2

Charles Jones Lois Jones April 2

Matilda Bayer Fred Bayer April 2

Harry Stein Ron Dacher April 4

Edith Lapidus Barry Verdi April 5

Anna Osbaum Marjorie Jacobs April 5

Samuel Mintz Bernard Berman April 6

April 12 at Temple

Alvin M. Toffel Alycce Toffel April 8

Alvin M. Toffel Dorothy Matzkin April 8

Alvin M. Toffel Lee Toffel April 8

Mario Guzman Lila Tepper April 9

Florence Doreen Perl Melinda Swiecicki April 9

William Saunders Jan Burns April 9

Phillip Rocklin Sandra Phillips April 10

Martin Leyser Monica Pink April 11

Pauline Zober Maurine Zober Gold April 11

Roberto Rachilewski Silvia Berger April 11

Fannie Zimmer Congregation April 12

Meyer Frank David Frank April 13

April 19 at Temple

Miriam Dacher Ron Dacher April 13

Rose Mardarossian Monica Pink April 15

Hedwig Prinz Ruth Prinz April 15

Selig Alter Levy Eve Levy April 16

Alex Krone Harriett Winnick April 17

Sonja Murez Herbert Murez April 17

Doris Linger Alexander Linger April 19

Joseph Friedman Zimmer Family April 20

April 26 at Temple

Louis M. Phillips Harvey Phillips April 21

Herbert G. Sommerfeld Monica Pink April 21

Anthony Mendez Elizabeth Postal April 21

Suzanne Galland Pamela Franklin April 21

Louis Altman Rabbi Mark Sobel April 22

John Manocchia Mary Manocchia April 22

John Manocchia Monica Pink April 22

Ruth Noakes Toby Berman April 22

NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE April 26 at Temple Con-

Ben Zimberoff Carla Berman April 22

Ronnie Avarbuch Mitzi Rattner April 23 Miriam Dubinsky Bennett Kayser April 23 Mary Cohen Lisa Levitt April 24 Miriam Grunner Shirley Abramson April 25

Bernard Marcus Valerie Bernath April 26

Harvey Scher Merle Scher April 26

Louis Mehlman Phyllis Mehlman April 27

May 3 at Temple

Rubin Olsher Janet Diel April 28 Alex Kanigher Talbert Kanigher April 28 Pesha B. Lubenstein Milton Luben April 29 James Craig Sloves Myra Sloves April 29

Robin Garrett Norma Resnick April 29

Ida Nemzer M/M Marvin Nemzer April 30

To all Morris Gold TBE Religious School

parents,

Two special events will be held during

the Month of April. April 14th is Yom

Hashoah / Holocaust Remembrance.

Please accompany your children so that

you can be there to share the experi-

ence and what our guest speaker has to

share. April 21st is Israeli Independence

Celebration.

Look forward to seeing you all on Sun-

days,

Margaret Goldfarb

PTA President



Leona Zollman would like to thank all the ladies, young and old, who came to our Women's Seder as; well as those who helped set up, clean up and brought food and paper goods. A special thank you to Jerry Engelberg who came at 10AM to open and set up Blum Hall in addition to providing us with food. What he did was unbelievable, he went above and beyond the call of duty.

TBE House of Gathering


From Ways and Means

I would like to thank all the Temple Families that participated in iPad Raffle. A total of 649 tickets were sold and the Temple made a profit of $2,249.93 for our efforts. I would also like to congratulate our lucky winner of the iPad, Ms. Myra Sloves.

I would also like to thank the following generous sponsors of our Purim Carnival :

Bruce Bigley, CPA

(818) 346-6221

2405 Hattaras Street

Woodland Hills, CA 91367

www.brucebigleycpa.com

Stefanie Kahn, Realtor

[email protected]

Bill Toth & Associates

(818) 569-0210

4417 W. Magnolia Blvd.

Burbank, CA 91505

Rosen & Blumberg

Attorneys at Law

(818) 238-0041

4405 Riverside Drive, Ste. 100

Toluca Lake, CA 91505

[email protected]

Molly Blumberg

Days of Remembrance - 2013

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Never Again: Heeding the Warning Signs

The Burbank Days of Remembrance

Commemoration, Yom Hashoah, will take place on

Tuesday, April 23 at 7:45 PM at Temple Beth Emet.

The event is sponsored by the Burbank Human Re-

lations Council together with twelve Burbank

churches and the two Burbank Temples.

The program this year will present David Meyerhof

who will speak about "Escape from Nazi Germany:

My Parents' Story". He will also read from his re-

cently published book of poetry. The program will

include a Memorial Candle Lighting by survivors of

the Holocaust, a Kaddish and readings by repre-

sentatives of the sponsoring religious organiza-

tions.

A reception following the program will include a

book signing by Meyerhof. There is no admission

charge and the public is invited. All Temple

members are encouraged to attend and bring their

teenagers.

PLAN AHEAD. IT’S A GIFT OF LOVE.

Rebecca O’Brien,

Advanced Planning Representative

800-600-0076 ext 337

[email protected]

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