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June4, 1993 15 Sivan, 5753 Vol. 28; No. 9

Rabbi Reacts As a kid, receiving a larger allowance was something that I

always wanted. I was never shy about letting my desires be known. My parents, being well versed in the ways of children, were never without an answer when I approached them asking for a raise . "If you want more", they would tell me, "then take on more chores. With responsibility comes privilege ."

That same approach has been the key to much of my hap­piness during these past four years. When I first arrived at BJBE the prospect of success, given the variety and amount of work, was daunting. And that same adage kept ringing inside of me: "With responsibility comes privilege." You have en­trusted me to be your rabbi and it has been an honor to have walked together these past four years. Together we have celebrated and have questioned and learned. Together we have sat at the hospital and together we have cried as well. You have been my teachers and have helped me to grow, per­sonally and professionally. So much of who I am now is due to the indelible imprint that you, as a holy congregation and as in­dividuals have placed on me. The responsibility has been there and the privileges have accrued as well.

There are two groups at Temple who have left their own par-1ticular mark on me. Each is open and always ready to accept new members . Dare to try them yourself , because once you begin with them, they will become a part of you . The first one is the Senior Youth Group . Being with this group of outstanding, fun loving, caring, menschy teenagers has been a wonderful challenge. They have reinforced all of my optimism time and time again . The second group is the Shabbat morning minyan . This critical mass of hearty, involved Jews have kept me on my Intellectual toes and regularly remind me of how wonderful it is to be a rabbi!

Serving as your rabbi has been a privilege and an honor. May you continue to go from strength to strength. Hazak, Hazak, V'Nithazek!

With warmth , David B. Fine

Annual Congregational Meeting TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1993

Dinner 6:00 pm Meeting 7:00 pm

From the Syfrla Shelves Sincerest thanks to the families who made donations in

honor of children's birthdays. Our library was enriched by your thoughtfulness.

Elaine Herz

Tfilot ..... Servlces Friday, June 4 8:00pm

SISTERHOOD SHABBAT Installation of Sisterhood Officers and Board

Saturday, June 5 10:45 am B'nai Mitzvah:

Rebecca Bishaf, daughter of Alice and Phillip Bishaf David Hornthal, son of Sheila and Philipp Hornthal

Friday, June 11 8:00 pm Shabbat Worship

INST ALLA Tl ON OF TEMPLE OFFICERS and BOARD Saturday, June 12 10:45am

B'nai Mitzvah: Adam Shainberg, son of Andi and Irv Shainberg

Joshua Davis, son of Judith and Robert Davis Friday, June 18

7:30 pm Family Service , junior choir June-July birthdays, Story Sermon

8:00 pm Alternative Adult Worship, downstairs Friday, June 25 8:00 pm

Shabbat Worship

Adult Shabbat morning worship and Torah portion study downstairs, Saturday morning, 10:00-11:30 am, including Kiddush. This service is held whether or not there are B'nai Mitzvah in the sanctuary, and even when Religious School is not in session.

New Members A warm welcome to the following who have recently joined

our congregational family : Janet and Garry Chankin Carol and Alan Ehrenberg

Dianne and Robert Esbrook Alan and Sandi Esterman

Elaine and Joseph Gayle-Cochrane Polino Golubchik

Deborah and Buff Hoffberg Melissa and John Mertdogan

Shelley and Gary Riskin Bobbie and Alan Rosen

Founders' Shabbat Set A special Shabbat Service has been set for Friday night,

August 27 , 1993 to launch the congregation's lOOth anniver­sary celebration. The evening is being planned to honor the founding families of B'nai Jehoshua . All generations are en­couraged to attend . Photos of events held at the original tem­ple should be sent to BJBE and marked for the Founders' Shabbat.

Pre•ldent'• Corner This will be the last Bulletin article I'll write as President of our

Congregation. These past two years have been a wonderful time in my life, a time of making many new temple friends , as well as personal growth . It has been an honor to have served our temple and I thank you for the privilege .

There have been certain people who deserve a special thank you for their help , cooperation and support over not only the past two years, but the many years prior to that . The most Im­portant people are my wife Susan and my kids, Debbie, Brett and Frank. Susan for the countless hours she has spent typing, editing and working on all my Temple paperwork, as well as being my sounding board ; the kids for their patience and understanding for all the nights and days when I wanted to spend time with them and they knew It was best to let Dad do his thing.

Also, I want to thank Miriam and her entire office crew for their help in preparing, arranging, changing, mailing, etc. for the executive board members and committee chairs. Marshall Krolick, Al Wagner, Jim Harfleld , Stan Swig, Zelda Wise, Jerry Loebman and Joe Ernsteen deserve a note of thanks for serv­ing as role models and for their advice and counsel. Also, Sandee Holleb for being there when I needed her .

One of the great joys of temple leadership certainly must be the many committee chalrpeople who I now count as friends as well as colleagues. The cooperation and achievements of the current Executive Board is unparelleled in recent memory. Their hard work and countless hours made my job much easier and made me look good. Personally, the hours I've spent with Rabbis Shapiro and Fine , and the time with Joy Wasserman have solidified my good feelings in regard to our temple profes­sional leadership .

Our Tempie Board members also deserve a vote of thanks for their cooperative attitude during a year of difficult decisions. Every meeting was not easy, but the decisions made were made with the best interests of the Temple at heart .

When I began this job I set some goals for the Congregation and a few personal ones, too . Some of these I achieved while others may need more time If they ever come to fruition . One goal which stands out as needing further work is that of broadening the base of temple involvement and encouraging more congregants tQ step forward to be on committees and assume congregational leadership.

As I said earlier, today's leaders did a terrific job and I wish the new officers and trustees Mazel Tov on their election , but mostly, thanks for stepping forward and accepting the respon­sibility.

We have many wonderful events and activities planned for the 93-94 year, Including our Centennial Celebration . I remain resolutely optimistic about our Congregation's future, its members and its leaders. I hope to share these and many other joyous occasions with my wonderful temple family .

Save the Date/ TUESDAY, AVGVST 17th

Milt Salzer

An evening at Ravinia Park ... Dinner and the Music of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra featuring

Pinchas Zuckerman , Violinist .

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In Our Family OUR THANKS: ... for co-sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat and for their gift of Bima flowers in honor of the B'nai Mitzvah of their children :

Allene and Irv Seidler, Katherine and David Bierman, Joan and Joel Cahn, Judy Burns, Phillip Burns, Adriane and Leslie Friedman, Fran and Terry Eres. ... for co-sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat:

Helen and Bill Silverman and Lois and Don Fisher, in honor of the naming of their granddaughter, Rachel Lauren Fisher.

Parents of the Birthday Youngsters , Sisterhood and Youth Department. MAZELTOV: ... on the birth of:

Sara Ellyn Rosenfeld , daughter of Ann and Eric. Cameron Luxenberg, son of Susan and Stephen.

... on the engagement of: Lori Lindenbaum , daughter of Bonnie and Leon , to Keith

Kriegler . ... on the marriage of:

Melissa Goldin , daughter of Penny and Marty to John Mert­dogan .

A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Herbert Giblichman , Martin Kramer and Bert Ellis .

CONDOLENCES ON THE DEATH OF LOVED ONES: Florence Chapman , mother of Arthur Chapman . Belle Bobis, mother of Arthur Bobis. Al Cohen , brother of Ben Cohen . Robert Brosilow, father of Elaine Gayle-Cochrane, grand­

father of Richard Gayle. Eva Rothschild , mother of Al Rothschild . Esther Fradin , mother of Larry Fradin .

Birthday Ble••lng• On Friday, June 18th at 7:30 pm. youngsters with birthdays

In June and July will be called to the pulpit for a blessing and a gift . If your youngster's name is not on the following list, please notify the Temple office.

JUNE - Ronald Balfour, Jessica Berkenfield, Zachary Bloom, Jessica Cowin , Corey Derdiger, Robert Derdiger, Megan Esterman, Aaron Feldman, Bradley Flaminio , Rebecca Frazin , Emily Gan, Jordan Gibrick, Kimberly Goldstein, Jordy Gottlieb , Mallory Jaffe, Rachel Kalom, Zachary Karnish , Shana Karnish, Jeffrey Katz, Rachel Kharkhurin, Mathew Kotowsky, Landon Krantz, Aimee Lipkis , Vanessa Loew, Aaron Lux­enberg, Mason Luxenberg, Tracy Rago, Stephen Roda, Aaron Ruder, Becky Sebert, Mark Shore, Jorie Siegal, Brian Silver, Adam Stillman, Mara Waldron , and Carrie Weber.

JULY - Alanna Appell, Adam Bayard, Molly Bloom, Isaac Brubaker, Daniel Dorfman, Sarah Ehrenberg, Brian Fonorow, Goldie Jacobs, Lynsey Jaffee , Melinda Joseph , Amy Kolber, Adam Kolber, Zachary Krantz, Emily Kulick, Matthew Leavitt, Melissa Lipshutz, Zachary Loew, Jonathan Marron, Benjamin Moss, Alex Newman, Andrew Nudelman , Mark Renko, Jenna Singer, Rebecca Stern, Daniel Swislow, Scott Torch, Jordan Walchirk and Amy Zager.

Grief Support Group Our BJBE support group meets on the first and third

Tuesdays of each month at 7:30 pm in the library . It is an on­going group open to everyone who has suffered a loss. Please join us and experience the benefits of support group participa­tion .

For information please call Phyllis Glazer (498-1161).

Sisterhood It Is only befitting that Rabbi David and Beth Fine are being

honored at Sisterhood's Circle of Service Brunch this year. Just like a circle, as their times and talents at BJBE conclude, it is the beginning of exciting, challenging Jewish growth and resettlement in Washington state .

Please join us on Sunday, June 27 as we say L'hitraot to the Fines . This relaxing brunch will be held at Gail Ostach's home at 1:00 pm, and will be complete with musical entertainment. Please respond to your invitation promptly . Contact Barbara Levine (498-1854) if you have any questions.

Sisterhood Shabbat on June 4, is always a warm, pleasant service for all congregants to attend. We hope to see many of the volunteers who assisted this year's busy Board, as we acknowledge their support . Installation of Officers for the coming year will take place that evening . Our Oneg that even­ing will feature homemade treats and is sure to be a deligtful end to a beautiful Shabbat service.

The Culminating Luncheon , for all Sisterhood earners, on Sunday, June 13, will be at Allgauer's Restaurant, Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, Northbrook, 11:45 am. Sharon Silver (564-0688) and her committee have arranged this luncheon , followed by a performance with Hasha Perman and her ac­companist.

The Jewish Feminism Group will meet Thursday, June 17 at 7 :30 pm, in the Temple for a dialogue between Palestinian and Israeli women. The May meeting offered a speaker in preparation for this exciting June event; you're welcome to at­tend, even if you missed the May date. If you have any ques­tions about this meeting, please phone Roberta Krolick (498-3126) .

Some of our Sisterhood women have attended Jewish study groups out-of-state and brought back new friendships and spiritual "lifts" . Contact Ruth Maller (498-3634) or Elaine Kupfer (564-1656) quickly to reserve your space for our very own Kallah at nearby Woodstock Center. Spend July 9 and 10 with BJBE Sisterhood members and talk about it for years to come!

During the summer, the Judaica Shop is open by appoint­ment. To schedule a time to see items on display or available by special order, contact Annette (498-7644), Sheila (299-3838) or Hedda (480-7644) .

The baseball season is in full swing and Sisterhood will be an­nouncing a lineup of women and their new positions on the Board. Watch your Sisterhood bulletin for changes.

What? You don't receive a Sisterhood bulletin? Maybe it's time to take some action and support this vital , caring Temple team! Call Joanne Katz (498-0776) President, or Lois Stiglitz (498-3337) Membership Vice President, today .

A Special Thanks to Lee Loebman (312/274-9649) for his beautiful artwork which appeared on our L'Dor Vador Confir­mation Card .

Sandy Wiczer, Publicity (967-1349)

From the Early Childhood Center HELP WANTED!!!

Calling all musicians, hobbyists , aerobic enthusiasts, etc. Do you have a talent or skill you' cl like to share with preschoolers?

We need you! If you would like to teach our students about something that interests you, please call Sandy Robbins at the temple office . All that's required is 1 hour per week, morning and or afternoon.

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Brotherhood News The Brotherhood has heard rumors that many temple

members had a very enjoyable evening attending the Seder. That is very satisfying to those who helped with it, namely: Rabbi Fine for an excellent service, Hasha for the musical por­tion and Dr. Harold and Irene Goldberg for putting together the evening's repast. A special thank you to all those additional people who donated their time and energy Into making this holiday memorable.

Past Brotherhood event: the Brunch held on April 11th (with 103 paid attendance), was an extremely nostalgic look back over the past of many of the old and mostly non-existent temples and changing neighborhoods. This was a presentation by Norman Schwartz of the Chicago Jewish Historical Society and enjoyed by all . Thank you to Ron Weisser and all who helped getting the brunch together .

Future Brotherhood event: The season Culminating Dinner with entertainment, door prizes and drawing for our raffle will be held on Saturday , June 19. Be sure to mail in your raffle tickets or bring them with you when you attend the dinner. If you need additional tickets please call me (675-8467).

Gus Schwatz, President

Attention: Empty Nestenlll Have your adult children recently moved out on their own?

We would like their names and addresses in order to invite them to a centennial celebration just for young adults (age 21 and over) . Please complete the form below and sent it to Eliot Shapiro, in care of the temple . Thank you!

Name ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Address -------------------

Phone ___________________ _

Pre-Car Pool Group Saturday, June 26th

The June Pre-Car Pool event. ... Ravinia's premier gala evening with Itzhak Perlman. Saturday, June 26, 5:00 pm. $10.00 per person (Lawn seat tickets) .

BYOPB (bring your own picnic baskets, of course!) Fun, food and music . Don't miss It. Call the hosts for the evening Marci and Jay Ecanow (251-8838) to let them know you'll be coming and for further details on when and where to meet.

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JolH JeN/Yt Slngk~ For A Relaxing, Inspiring & Fun-Filled Weekend At Nordic Hills Resort, IL

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August 6 - 8, 1993

I For More Information Call Vanguard at 3U·l63-7476

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Sodal Action The Tzedakah recipient for June is Shalva, an agency which

provides ongoing services for (the unthinkable), battered and abused Jewish women and children . They have a 24-hour hotline, safe homes and kosher food, counseling, medical , dental, legal and financial help, transportation , child care and job assistance . Shalva reclaims lives in the face of impending disaster. If our generous donations to the Tzedakah box on

-Shabbat are greatly appreciated . The April Feed The Homeless Team went to the Olive

Branch Mens' and Womens' shelters, Chicago Industrial League, and Father Vincent's Outreach Shelter. Temple Chal's volunteers were Girl Scouts who brought 150 well-packed lun­ches and particpated at the Industrial League and assisted at the Outreach Mission. They and their leaders were terrific helpers. July 4th, the Industrial League wlll be serving 1800 people and there Is a need for volunteers. We really need more donations of lunches from the congregation! We also need a source for potato chips and fruit.

FEED THE HOMELESS May 23 and June 'D

Donations taken and the North Door· 8:45-10:00 am

The donated groceries were delivered to the ARK and the Northfield Food Pantry . There Is still a great need . Plans have begun for the CROP HUNGER WALK to take place October 18th. Where last year the task force consisted of five people, this year there are twelve . The combined forces of the par­ticipating Northbrook and Glenview churches and synagogues brought In $15,000 last year, of which the Northfield Food Pantry received 25 % . This year we are hoping to recruit businesses and other congregations and hope to bring in $20,000 to curb world hunger.

Environment - Natural alternatives to hazardous cleaning solutions are: baking soda, flaxsoap , vinegar and water, cedar blocks for air-freshening, plungers and boiling water for clogg­ed drains. Use water-based paints Instead of oil-based . Use products with a pump mechanism instead of aerosols . Remember the ozone layer!

As the Congregational year ends, so does my term as Social Action Vice-president. Allow me to extend a blanket thank you to everyone who volunteered in the G'milut Chassadim pro­ject. Your efforts in Feeding the Homeless, at the Inspiration Cafe, during the Blood Drive, delivering Meals on Wheels, tak­ing part in services at Glenview Terrace Nursing Home and The Abington, assisting at WINGS, calling those who are ill and grieving, taking part in the Russian Conversation Club, donating to MAZON, packing and delivering Pesach parcels for Maot Chitim, shopping for and visiting with the elderly home­bound in the city were splendid . Whether you helped make lunches on Sunday morning or made one phone call extending sympathy, you lifted someone's spirits. Your personal priorities were set aside to think of someone else's needs. The donations of funds, the food for the ARK and Northfield Township Food Pantry, the toiletries, the kid's clothes, everything was welcom­ed and appreciated. Thank all of you for your time and your energies. It has been a wonderful project. My hope is that It will remain an ongoing Social Action commitment. M 1 T ere erry

Chairperson

WE THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION

TO OUR CAPITAL GIFTS PROGRAM: MEMORIAL PLAQUE:

Adrienne and Morrey Bender 4-

We're Udnla119 about next summer alreaclJ. Are JOU1

We're starting this summer with a whole day of fun for potential 1994 campers and their families.

Be our guest for lunch, tennis, volleyball, soccer, baseball, singing, dancing. and more! Tour camp and meet

OSRUI Director Jerry Kaye and this year's camp staff.

F1nd out what all Che fun's abolK on SUncbJ, June I J, I HJ!

11 :00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m. at Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute

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reservations, call Deanne Dunn at the camp office 312n82-1477 exll, or FAX 312n82-1642.

'94 Campen Visiting Day at OSRUI If you're planning ahead for your child to attend camp in

1994, then a special day awaits you at Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin . On Sunday, June 13, parents and their children who are considering OSRUI for the first time in the summer of 1994 will have the chance to visit camp, meet the Director and several of the staff, tour the facilities and even be able to participate in camp activities for the afternoon .

OSRUI Camp Director Jerry Kaye, announced this special new "open house" program. "We have many families who want to secure a spot for their child in our camp programs," said Kaye, "but they rightly want to know more about us firsthand . This is a great way for us to all meet each other." OSRUI Board member Sally Kamenear is chairing this event . Mrs. Kamenear is the representative of the Midwest Federation of Temple Sisterhoods to the Camp Board and herself the mother of a new prospective camper. Clive Kamins, OSRUI Board Chairman , credited the project to her saying, "Sally saw a need for families in our community and addressed it directly."

Your family's day at camp will begin at 11:00 am and con­tinue until 4:00 pm with lunch included . While there is no charge for the event, prospective families are asked to confirm with OSRUI Registrar Deanne Dunn by June 7 (312/782-1477) or by FAX (312/782-1462), or mail to 100 W. Monroe Street, #312, Chicago, IL 60603.

NEED A JOB? YOU'RE NOT ALONE

Help is available from the JEWISH EMPLOYMENT NETWORK

Contact BJBE member Norm Getz (966-4690) to find out what JEN can do to help . Al/ information will be kept confidential.

We gratefully acknowledge contributions to the following funds: JACK AND ANNA SKOLNIK MEMORIAL EDUCATION FUND

IN HONOR OF: The Jay Tucker's 30th anniversary - Ellen and Stan Stein Michael Loren Wllner's birth - Ellen and Stan Stein The David Rubin's son's Bar Mitzvah - Dennis and Estra Anders and family Irwin Gurson's speedy recovery - Phyllis and Jerry Davidson Ilene Amend and Dave Brot's engagement - Marv and Sue Dickman The Ernsteen twin's brts - Bella and Alex Prager Kristy Kudert's Bat Mttzvah - Joshua and Nathan , Sandy and Dan Wiczer, Esther Baer Cindy Cotell and Dan Merrick's marriage - Sandie and Stan Sklar Linda Swltkln's total recovery - Marsha , Barry and Tricia Mark The Edward Randell's granddaughter's birth - Hedda and Erwin Schiess Stacey Ellen Seldler's Bat Mltzvah - Mildred Leboe

JN MEMORY OF: Mark Novakovsky's lather - Bobble Block Lorriane Lewis - Alex and Bella Prager Amelia Fabian - Sarah Grossmark Robert Grossmark - Sarah Grossmark Cathy Etsenberg's sister - Lynn Bernstein The Eli Seltzer's brother, Jack - Marsha and Barry Mark Dorothy Greenberg - Sue and Steve Nitzkln David Simon - Barry and Marsha Mark Eleanor Dorenlest - Sue Dickman Leonard Schwartz - Marv and Sue Dickman Joseph Scheler - Ellen Stein Nellie Flakman's son - Shirley Root Bernard Pase! - Sandy and Bruce Ropbbins, The Marron Family Rudolph Vesecky - Herbert and Helen Vesecky Alfred Katz - Helen and Herbert Vesecky and girls Gertrude Sandusky - Sandy and Bruce Robbins Mae Logan - Ronna and Mark Spiwak Anne Kagan - Linda and Sandy Silver Michael Libman - Frances and Marv Libman Ida Kittner - Valerie M. Kittner Ida Libman - Frances and Marv Libman Belle Bobis - Loretta and Michael Kraft , Beverly Susen Robert Brosllow - Janet and Stan Swig The Burton Landy's mother - Marilyn and Joe Ernsteen The Jerry Landy's mother - Marilyn and Joe Ernsteen Phyllis Caplan's mother - Linda and Dan Morris

TOMMY SCHWARZKOPF LIBRARY FUND IN HONOR OF:

Lee Multack and Nancy Broner's marriage - Arlene and Larry Baerson The Seymour Cohen's 50th wedding anniversary - Sharyn and Larry Fradtn Ray Schwarzkopfs special birthday - Maxine Kaufman , kids and grandkids Alison Bulgart's birth - Ruth and Jack Horowitz Pauline Kaseffs speedy recovery - Herb Albert Carl Relnlsh's speedy recovery - Ray Schwarzkopf

IN MEMORY OF: Helen Levy - Elmer Levy Bernard Kaufman - Maxine Kaufman Rose Kasden - Sharyn and Larry Fradtn Robert Brosllow - Jeffrey and Sandy Randall Marv London - Judy and Harold Klopman Rose Greenberg - Judy and Harold Klopman Lillian Brim - Jeffrey and Sandy Randall The Dennis Mendel's mother, Hertz - Bernice, Stuart and Jonathan Dubin Robert Levy - Elmer Levy Sara Rachlel - Joe and Elaine Kabins Edith Smith - Michele, Howard , Jocelyn and Adam Cohen Marissa Lazzart's lather - Laura Mark

PRAYERBOOK FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Rose Sweitzer - Ann and Del Richert , Sandee and David Holleb Larry Horowitz - Harold and Elsie Horowitz Adeline Schiess - Erwin and Hedda Schiess Belle Bobis - Mel and Sue Helland , Spartan Showcase, Henry A. Lactne, Rose Bryan

ESTELLE LAMBERT BUILDING DEVELOPMENT FUND IN HONOR OF:

Michael Loren Wilner's birth - Dolores and Don Stillman , Bobbie and Jay Piell Al Stiglltz' speedy recovery - Shelly, Sorrel, Jeff and Todd Fagel Linda Hirsch's speedy recovery - Judy and Al Lambert

IN MEMORY OF: Bernard Paset - Ann Finkel, Sue and Sam Winett Scott Lager's father - Barbara and Bernie Minus and family The Ctcolla family's mother - Al and Judy Lambert The Kooperman family's mother, Lolee - Barbara and Bernie Minus and family The Hubert family's lather - Sue and Sam Winett The Pinsky family's mother - Shella and Arnold Miller and family

LEON RABIN MEMORIAL SANCTUARY SEATING FUND IN HONOR OF:

The Howard Bluestone's Larry and Betsy's marriage - Frtedelle and Earl Bass

IN MEMORY OF: Frances Goldhammer - Mildred Leboe Sol Valla - Lynn and Mo Egert

ELSIE BACKER MEMORIAL GARDEN FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Gerry Glazer - Gladys Glazer

TORAH COMMENTARY FUND IN MEMORY OF:

Audrey and Phil Pink's 40th anniversary - Carol, Brent and Rachel Brown BJBE and Its Board and Officers for their support In our dJ!ftcult time - Dorothy Paset,

Sherry and Ron Popper IN MEMORY OF:

Nettle Kushner - Terry, Gates , Hoban Marketing Adeline Schiess - Erwin and Hedda Schiess Belle Bobis - Maury and Leo Wolf, Garcy Corporation, New York, Garcy Corporation,

Carson , CA, Reflector Hardward Corp., Ernest Goer Robert N. Brosllow - Desiree Noble and Ron Romm, Robbins, Salomon and Patt, Ltd.

MAURICE SINGER MEMORIAL CHOIR FUND IN HONOR OF:

Jessica Leigh Anders - Freda and Archie Anders Rose Bass' speedy recovery - Stan, Sandie , Steve and Dan Sklar The Howard Washer's grandsons' birth , Jordan Robert and Luke Emerson - Stan, San­

die, Steve and Dan Sklar Hasha Perman's teaching our class - The Adult B'nal Mltzvah Class

JN MEMORY OF: Estelle Schulman - Clara Singer Phyllis Levin - Sandee and David Holleb

MAURICE and HELEN UPSCHULTZ MEMORIAL FUND FOR BEIT DANIEL SYNAGOGUE In ISRAEL

IN HONOR OF: Dick Wise's new beginning - Sandee and David Holleb Marshall Ginsburg's speedy recovery - Mel and Ro Sorkin Sidney Sorkln's speedy recovery - Mel and Ro Sorkin

IN MEMORY OF: Mel Hayman - Sue and Abby Greenwald Charlene Cooperman - Sue and Dick Greenwald and family The Jerry Petasnlck's Uncle Milt - Lynn and Mo Egert

EMMA VOGEL MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF:

The Brian Margules' father - Allene and Irv Seidler and family

Attention: All Members of the Northwest Community Areas!!!

The Education Committee and the Northwest Community Ad Hoc Committee have joined forces in addressing all BJBE graduates who have moved to the Northwest areas. If you are unaffiliated and are looking for a temple, we want to welcome you back. We want you to know that we are thinking of you and would like you to be a part of our family again. We are pro­viding bus service for Saturday Religious School for all the young families in the Northwest area who are members of BJBE. If you are interested in becoming a part of our family, please call Karen or Sandy . If you are interested in the SATUR­DAY BUS SERVICE, please call Barbara or Diana at the tem­ple (729-7575) as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please call either of us . Karen Dosik (564-1223)

MAZON

Sandy Krebs (251-1133)

A .Jewieh Reeponee to Hunger The MAZON Committee gratefully acknowledges donations

from the following : The Anders/Krolick Family Rabbi David and Beth Fine Barbara and Irwin Goldfine Celia and Victor Hartman Barbara and Henry Moss

Elaine Horn Rubin Janet and Stanley Swig and Family

Mazon recipients are grateful for the generosity given by BJBE congregants . Let us remember those who are in need during the summer. Any questions or details: Celia Hartman (299-2049), Marga Levy (470-1495) or Steve Houser (255-3944) .

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w1qo13 1nag enqsoqar 1eu,g uone6ai6uo:l • In memorlaqa Among the names to be memorialized with the Kaddish at the Hnllces designated below are the following:

JUNE4 10-16 Sruon David T. Schiff Reuben Leven Alfred Bergman Joseph Thurman David Greene Gertrude Levy Allan Shapiro Phyllis Sugar Albert Goldstein Allen J . Schiff Meyer Getz Joseph Margolis Minnie Loebman Robert S. Miller Herman Gendel Harvey M. Cooper Charlotte Burg

~:iaBS~ll.rt Celia Schulemsohn David L. Kleiman Adolph Vogel Maurice B. Minsky Harry Ruttenberg Penny Bloom Reva Kraut Louis Wuerzburg Hattie Stein Sol Minus Harry Denenberg Louis Schechter Catherine Hoffman Fredric Dru Joseph Perlman Florence Mitchel Miriam Brenner Splrgel Jacob Noparstak Frank Schwartz Pauline Novak Sheldon D Reiter Alexander Kalman Lillian Frank Gall Schwab Fay S . Dickman Gertrude Weinstein Jack Karlin David Grinker Abe Felrsteln Adolph Weinstein Frances Goldstein Benjamin Levine Rachel Kuna Harry Swldler Alexander R. Gordon Ben Skoller Rena Gottelner Benjamin Miller

JUNE 11 17-23 Sluon Lois Pearlmem Gertrude Kirschner Flora Handel Adolph E. Taussig Harry Greene Sol Mendelson David Segal Liiiian Brodt Dora Vayner Etta Silverman Arthur Stem Harold Winter Fannie Garfield Corl Oplatko Adolph Unterberger Sylvia Stein Israel Weisman Dr. Myron Chubln Eleanor Babstn Beril Garflnkel Edward Stolman Edward WoHson Thomas Schwankopf Joseph Gomberg Harmon Silverman Joseph Hermann Roberta Grass Joseph Dusek Joseph Ornstein Sara Feltensteln Barbara Bessinger Catherine Miller Abraham Coplan Joyce Citron Bessie Zalken Betty Braverman Anna Goldman Morris Schwager Abraham Isaac Berger Clementine Rauscher

~~:h~Yo~~k~1n Emma Kosage Arnold L. Preis Edward Vogel

~lf:~~~l:hder Samuel Cohen Samuel Natenberg Mike Farber Shirley Gottelner David Resnick Jacob Wagner Kenneth Plduk Selig Gottelner

JUNE 18 24·30 Sluon Pearl Schwartz Theodore Lowy Inge Glick Elaine Ableman Jennie Roublcek Bertha Langer Jean Pleil Hyman Oiness Harry Fomon Leo Kramer William Pick Anna Hermann Lina Krause Morris A. Mills Evelynne Stem Marilyn Splansky Dr. Mark Gordon Sarah Kabanovsky Leah Shapiro Raymond L. Sabath Tillie Weiskopf Johanna Primozich Rose Unterberger Barney Gordon Carolyn Strauss David Blum Arthur Garfield Irene S . Schwartz Esther Joseph Joseph Hirsch John Mason David Winsky Lee Elins Barry Factor Sylvia Peters Kenneth J . Eaton Bernard Miiier Matthew A. Ludgln Edythe Kaplan Beatrice Fischer Max Dubin Richard Fein Inez Gordon Joseph Radoff

JUNE 25 1-7 Tommuz Herman l-lahn Henry Saks Joseph Helmer Gerald C . Shehel Seymour Siiverman Jennie Freud Albert Miller Mary Loeffler Harry L. Westhelmer J oseph Kohn Ludwig Lewy I.E . Miller Sam Garber Robert Tropp Henry Metz! Edward Beylin Resa Salomon Lillian Steiner Rae Llebling Bessie Begun Moritz Fleischmann Irving Dubin Ivan B. Goode Louis Teitelbaum Hattie Weinberg Anna Polacek Morris Ableman Pearl Levinson Albert Newman Florence Galnick Adolph Herman Jules Shapiro Blanca Levi Stuart Schwartz Sophie Gitlin Israel Mlringoff Samuel Mlringoff Albert Norris

"May God, the Maker of Peace, grant peace to all who mourn,

and comfort the bereaved among us ."