Cheshvan 5778 ~ Kislev 5778 November 2017

Megillah Table of Contents

Circle of Honor / November Schedules………………………….…………3

HHD Tzedakah Donations………………………………………………….4

Rabbi’s Bulletin……………………………………………...…………......5

Sisterhood Matters!........................................................................................6

Brotherhood Article………………………………………………………...7

ARZA………………………………………………………………………8

Message from Membership………………………………………………..9

December Mazelgrams…………..…….…………………………………..10

TBD Israel Trip…………………………………………………………….11

Help Keep Someone Warm……...…………………………………………12

Buck for the Bucket...……………………………………………………...13

Veterans Synaplex….……………………………………………………...14

Help the Dreamers………………………………………………………...15

Chanukah Boutique & Carnival Info…………………………………….16-20

Club 55 - From Mendelssohhn to Mendelssohhn…………………………21

Hope for the Holidays……………………………………………………..22

Chanukah Tot Shabbat…………………………………………………….23

Rescue in the Philippines………………………………………………….24

Chanukah Party & Dinner…………………………………………………25

A Return Engagement……………………………………………………..26

Sisterhood Pechanga Trip…………………………………………………27

Goodshop/Goodsearch…………………..…………………………….......28

Donations……………………………………………………………….....29

Announcements………………….………………………………………...30

TBD Advertising……………..……………………………………..........31-32

Links………………………..………………………………………….......33

Monthly Calendar…….................................................................................34

TBD Donation Form……………………………………………………….35

CIRCLE OF HONOR MEMBERS 2017 / NOVEMBER SCHEDULES

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“Please consider remembering Temple Beth David in your will or trust.”

November Religious School Schedule

Sun 5 9:00am Religious School

Tues 7 4:15pm Hebrew School

6:30pm Teen Program

9th Grade Program

Sun 12 No Religious School

Tues 14 4:15pm Hebrew School

6:30pm Teen Program

Sun 19 9:00am Religious School

Tues 21 No Hebrew School/ Teen Program

Sun 26 No Religious School

Tues 28 4:15pm Hebrew School

6:30pm Teen Program

9th Grade Program

November Shabbat Schedule

Friday 3 7:00pm Family Shabbat Service

Saturday 4 9:00am Torah Study

Friday 10 7:30pm Choir Shabbat Service

Saturday 11 9:00am Lay Led Minyan

Friday 17 7:30pm Shabbat ALIVE Service

Saturday 18 9:00am Body, Mind, & Spirit Shabbat

Friday 24 7:30pm Torah Shabbat Service

Saturday 25 9:00am Lay Led Minyan

PLATINUM Joe & Sharon Hernandez Neil Kornsweit Saul & Barbara Zenk Shirley Ross

GOLD Robert Altman & Michelle Sandler Gene Broscow & Rachelle Wilson Sean & Andrea Chait-Walters Aaron & Leslie Kern Jan Klein Marv & Evelyn Marshall

Alan & Laurel Jarrick Deborah & Daniel Lelchuk Dan & Patti Levin Matt & Lisa Paretsky Marlyn Phillips Richard & Deanne Ruby Howard & Candy Fox Tobey Michelle & David Twisselmann

Charlie & Cathy Niederman Allan Shubin & Sandy Sobolew Shubin Howard & Diane Spielman

SILVER

Beverly August Joel & Hallie Berman Frieda Rapoport Caplan Ian & Gayle Chait Fran DeKovner Michael Greenfield Stephen & Bich Thuy-Groner Lynne Horn

Thank you to ALL the generous donors of our Yom Kippur Tzedakah Appeal:

Susan Abraham

Lois & Herb Abrams

Shelley Acker

Marcela & Jon Alban

Michael & Melanie Alkov

Ruth Anisman

Jan Aven

Kimberly & Stephen Baldwin

David & Robin Baroway

Cheron & Oliver Bartee

Doris Benezra

Herb & Lynne Berkwitz

The Berman Family

Adam & Julie Bernstein

Paige Berzak

The Berzak Family

Nancy Bigley

Rachel Bigley

Eric Bigley

Bob & Carole Blum

Rick & Melanie Blumenthal

Gary & Robbie Brendzel

David & Rachel Brenneman

Gene Broscow

Chuck & Jackie Brotchner

Howard & Crystal Bushinsky

Sable & Laurie Cantus

Frieda Rapoport Caplan

Irv & Miriam Carr

Sean & Andrea Chait-Walter

Ian & Gayle Chait

Jack & Ellen Collender

Ted Comfort

Adam Cooper

Debbie Crowley

Larry & Jenny Davidoff

Vida & David Delshad

Elliot & Eve Fein

Jeff & Sharon Fetterman

David & Joan Fisher

David & Doris Franco

Norman Frankel

Maryse & Daniel Fujimori

Daniel Gary

Irwin Greenfield

Michael & Kim Greenfield

Caitlin Greenfield

David & Susan Grinberg-Smith

Stephen & Bich-Thuy Groner

Fran Hadley

Louise Haglind

Mitchell & Kelley Halbreich

Stephen & Yu-Fen Chiang Harris

Annette & Stan Helfman

Alma Herman

Karen Hertz

Linda Hirsch

Lynne Horn

Sharon Illions

Isaac & Marina Indich

Alan & Laurel Jarrick

Shifra Fishman Johnson

Kam & David Kalish

Judy Karmon

Anne Katz

Tina & Lisa Kaufman

Mel & Jeannie Keleman

Aaron & Leslie Kern

The Kivelsky Family

Jan Klein

The Kleinman Family

Rebecca Knutson

Scott & Melinda Koppel

Greg & Karen Korduner

Ruth Kramer

Carl & Marilyn Kramer

Linda & Terry Kreiger

Sidney Laham

Susan Laio

Sue & Jeff LeBoff

Monica Leff

Hannah Levine

Mickey Lewin

Debbie Lux

Allan & Sally Mann

Marv & Evelyn Marshall

Larry & Sharon D. Matalon

Gloria Mayer

Lisa & Ian McCall

David & Julia Metz

James & Robyn Michaeloff

Irina Mirskaya & Michael Gurfinkel

Edgar Moran

Myrna Motzer

Rabbi Nancy Myers

Lee & Elaine Netzer

Mercedes Neves-Hatchwell &

Monty Fisher

Charlie & Cathy Niederman

Phil & Joyce Palbaum

Phillip & Kathy Palmquist

Faith Pantel

Matt & Lisa Paretsky

Marlyn Phillips

Lester Pink

Harry Pieczenik & Karen Haynes

Garry Plotkin

Phyllis Postman

Alan Ratman

Joshua & Ai Resnick

Jeff & Jennifer Robbins

The Rosenberg Family

Marcia Rosenzweig

Shirley Ross

Bruce & Katy Rothschild

Cookie Ruby

Annabelle Sandler

Lisa Sandoval

Claire Schecter

Jane Schiffer

Eric & Peggy Schiffer

Laurie Schneider

Stephanie Seiden

Jeff & Judy Seitelman

Elliot & Keri Gee Semmelman

Marc & April Serlin

Ed Shaiman

Howard & Diane Spielman

Beverly Strauss

Florence Sudakow

Christine Taxier

Brooke Thibault

Eileen Tobey

Howard & Candy Fox Tobey

Yehuda & Mary Treiger

Judy Turner

Michelle & David Twisselmann

Millie Vogel

Marlene Wedner

Arnie & Sharon Weintraub

Doug & Jackie Caplan Wiggins

Wayne Wiley

Rachelle Wilson

Susanne Wolff

Anonymous Donors

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“Every time I go to Israel it is in

many ways like going home, it is

welcoming and comfortable to be

in the only country where what

we do as Jews is the norm and

the way of life.”

Charlie Niederman

I am excited to lead our trip to

Israel this upcoming April! I’ve designed this trip for both

newcomers and experienced visitors to Israel. You are

welcome to join us whether you are a member of Temple

Beth David or just feel a connection to our community.

We will explore the

Old City of Jerusalem

with its sacred sites to

Judaism, Christianity,

and Islam. There will

be festive Shabbat cel-

ebrations. In Jerusa-

lem, we’ll enjoy a tasting tour of the Arab market and en-

joy shopping opportunities. There will be unique opportu-

nities to learn about the religious diversity of Israel in his-

tory and current day.

In Haifa, we’ll learn about the Druze community,

view the famous Baha’i Gardens, and learn about the

plight of Jewish refugees coming to the land before it be-

came a state. We’ll enjoy wine tasting and great Israeli

food.

Then in Tel Aviv, we will stand with

Israel as the Memorial Day siren

sounds all over the country and visit

the Rabin center. This is dedicated

to the history of democracy in Israel.

And we will celebrate Israel’s

birthday with music and dancing as fireworks light up the

sky.

On the Western Wall: “Y ou see pictures of it in books, and

in the news you see people praying there, but when you

are right next to it and can touch it, a whole different feel-

ing came over me…I just stared at the wall and realized

Israel is my home as well as the United States and I will

always feel that way.” Lynne Horn

For more information:

http://www.arzaworld.com/Temple-Beth-David-of-

Westminster-CA-Celebrates-Israel-70th-Led-by-Rabbi-

Nancy-Myers.aspx or call ARZA world customer service:

888-811-2812

Also, join us for our Israel information meeting on

Wednesday night, Nov. 15 at 7:00 p.m.

I hope you can join us.

Rabbi Nancy Myers

I agree that visiting Israel can seem like going home, but

one where there is always something new to learn or see,

even in such a small country. Cathy Niederman

Rabbi Nancy Myers

Come Celebrate Israel’s 70th Birthday in Israel!

November 2017

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SISTERHOOD MATTERS!

By Anne Farber, Sisterhood President

SISTERHOOD MATTERS…

What an enjoyable membership brunch many

of us attended last month. Love the new

addition to my garden.

Sisterhood is sponsoring the back page of the

new Temple Member Directory. Look for yours

at the Hanukkah carnival. Speaking of the

carnival, we have 27 vendors for the boutique

and many new items purchased for the gift shop,

plus delicious latkas and brotherhood's bar-b-q,

game booths and much more.

We are dedicating the carnival/boutique in

memory of Edie Schwartz who spent many years

organizing this annual event. Please plan to attend

the carnival. Much work goes into planning the

carnival and we appreciate your support.

Hope you had an opportunity to browse the

historian’s scrap book. Phyllis is a pro at this!

Thanksgiving is fast approaching and I want

to extend wishes for a wonderful holiday from

your board of directors.

Shalom ,

Anne Farber, President

SISTERHOOD

November 2017

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In what turned out to be a follow up to last month's

article I attended a lecture at the Alpert J.C.C. by Dr.

Steven Spiegel (UCLA) on “The Middle East and the

Trump Administration." He did not feel that US

Ambassador to Israel, David Freeman, was really a

player in the Trump administration. His main theme

was that Donald Trump really wants to conclude an

Israeli-Palestinian peace treaty. According to Dr.

Spiegel, a special envoy has been sent to work with

both sides. To say I'm skeptical is an understatement.

The leaders of the American Conservative and

Reform movements will meet shortly with the Prime

Minister Netanyahu to push for restoration of the

2016 agreement to create an egalitarian prayer area at

the Kotel (Western Wall). It probably will be a less

than cordial meeting.

Both the Economist and New Yorker have run

articles about Avi Gabbay, the new leader of the

Labor Party, elected in a July primary. Gabbay is the

seventh of eight children of a Morrocan immigrant

family who rose to head Bezeq, the internet service

provider for most Israelis, after it was privatized. His

prior experience in politics was working with the

founders of Kulanu, a political party whose primary

issues are improving the economic condition of the

lower middle class. It is part of the ruling coalition

and although he was not a Knesset member,

Netanyahu appointed him to be Environmental

Protection Minister. He broke with Netanyahu when

the coalition took a turn to far right and resigned in

protest over the appointment of Avigdor Lieberman

as Minister of Defense. In December last year he

joined Labor. Traditionally, Labor leaders have come

from the military, the Kibbutz Movement, or labor

movements; so he has broken that mold. He has

initiated changes in policy that move Labor to the

center, and now Labor shows new strength in polls.

In the next election, if he continues on his current

path, Labor stands a realistic chance of creating its

own ruling coalition. As the Economist put it,”The

anomaly of Israeli politics is that a majority of voters

supports the left’s two-state solution but continues to

vote for right-wing leaders. Perhaps that will change

if Labour is led by a right-winger."

There is a bill in the Knesset, initiated by14

members from mostly far right religious parties, that

addresses the "Basic Law: Israel - The Nation-State

of the Jewish People" often referred to in pleadings

before Israel's Supreme Court as "Basic Law" and in

the Knesset bill as the "Nation-State." This law and

related legislation now being proposed in the Knesset

is the result of Israel not having a constitution after

nearly 70 years of trying.

The provisions of the bill are extensive and it is

highly controversial. It purports to advance the

principles Israel's Declaration of Independence that

describes the state as democratic and pluralistic.

One area of extreme concern is the addition of

Halakhic Law (Jewish Law) as part of the basis for

court decisions. Defense Minister Avigdor

Lieberman, who is the leader of Yisrael Beiteinu that

is not a friend of the left, was critical of the bill,

saying he feared it would be used to turn Israel into a

state governed by halakha, Jewish religious law. He

said, “I have great difficulty with the nation-state law.

Instead of turning Israel into a Jewish state they’re

trying to turn it into a halakhic state,” Lieberman

continued that "our position is to take the Declaration

of Independence and legislate it.”

He was referring to the provision which specifies that

courts rule “in light of the principles of Jewish law”

in the absence of clear legislation or legal precedent.

This provision has been changed to a separate bill for

ordinary law, so it is not now part of the current

version of the Nation-State Basic Law bill and it can

be overruled. The Jewish Law provisions have been

criticized over concerns that they discriminate against

women, non-Jews and homosexuals.

A coalition of ten women's groups says the law could

undermine the status of Israeli women. The groups

fear that the effort to strengthen the state’s Jewish

characteristics by making religious law part of

modern law will be detrimental to women. They say,

“A number of bills being advanced in the Knesset

undermine the right to equality by granting

unprecedented status to religious law in Israel,” the

organizations also expressed their concern about

“giving halakha the power to affect the status of

numerous populations and substantially broadening

the authority of the rabbinical courts.”

We are sure to hear more about the Nation-State bill.

Charlie Niederman

ARZA By Charlie Niederman

Association of Reform Zionists of America

Charlie Niederman, VP, Planning & Development October 2017

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The High Holy Days are Over...

Now what?

You have experienced beautiful Jewish holidays....now what should you do to gain

part ownership of Temple Beth David? For, the best way to really be part of a

family is to PARTICIPATE in the life of that family. Here are some suggestions to

help you on your way. If you choose just ONE of these ideas, you will be a life long

member of the Temple Beth David family because you will own its spirit, its ruach.

Attend Shabbat services REGULARLY.

Join Brotherhood or Sisterhood (perhaps Brotherhood will open up to the female

gender, just as the Boy Scouts did!!)

Join the Choir (reading music not required).

If you work, attend weekend activities, such as Mind, Body, Spirit, or the special

programs that are offered regularly.

Be a Shabbat greeter.

If you do not work, attend Club 55 programs, Lunch and Learn with the Rabbi, or

volunteer to help in the office.

Tell Eileen Tobey you would LOVE to bake for oneg shabbats.

Find Lynn Horn or Debbie Lelchuk (no, they are not actually lost) and volunteer

to work on social action projects.

If you have children in religious school and/or youth groups, be an active parent.

There are probably more suggestions, but any one of these will put you well on your

way to BELONGING in the truest sense.

Shalom and love, Florence Florence Sudakow

VP Membership

Message from Membership Chair

The Temple Beth David Library is finally all cataloged and automated.

The Online Public Access Catalog will be on the Temple Beth David website soon. The Library will be completely organized sometime in November.

Once the catalog is up on the Temple’s website feel free to use. The library has 2,200 books and about

100 multimedia items.

To check out a book take the card out of the book pocket and write your name and phone number and

date of check out on the card. Put the card in a plastic box which will live in the wire basket. Take a card out of the plastic box and write the due date on the card and place it in the pocket in the book.

Check out is 4 weeks. When you return items to the library find the card in the plastic box return it to the

items pocket. Return the card in the items pocket to the plastic box.

Place the item on the black six shelf book truck. I will file the items away

once or twice a month.

Michelle Sandler Temple Beth David Librarian

November 1 to November 21

Social Action Committee is asking for slightly used coats & jackets to donate to One Warm Coat. Any used coat or jacket is fine, all sizes. Please be sure they are in good condition. There will be a box in

the TBD lobby for these items. Your donation will be greatly appreciated!

To Our Temple Beth David Family:

As most of you are aware, our Temple depends on donations to deliver the high quality of

services to all of you. We understand that many of you are still struggling with the recent

economic downturn. However, we have come up with a way that will allow you to donate to

the Temple without spending a penny of your own money, plus you will actually save money

on many purchases that you normally make!

We would like to introduce you to Goodshop and Goodsearch. Goodshop works with more

than 5,000 stores that will provide all of you with discounts on what you normally buy and then

will donate up to 20% of the purchase price to the Temple. You will simply click on a link on

the Temple Home Page, start saving money for your family and help the Temple out as

well! We have included an easy step-by-step signup guide with this letter. Here are some

examples of companies that participate in the program:

Target, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Sears, Sak’s, Apple, Old Navy, the Gap, Amazon,

Office Depot, Petco, Staples, Dell, The Limited, Holiday Inn, Groupon, Levi’s, Lands End,

Best Buy, 1-800 Flowers, 24 Hour Fitness, and Victoria’s Secret.

These are companies that we all normally shop at, and by simply clicking on the link on the

Temple website, you will be saving money for your family and actually raising money for the

Temple. In addition, you can also save money by dining out at participating restaurants and, at

the same time, raising donations for the Temple as well. It’s simple, free and easy to use, and

the average family using the site over a year will actually raise more than $350 annually for the

Temple. Multiply that by our 300 families and we will raise more than $100,000 per year for

the Temple! This program really works. Goodshop has raised more than $11 million for

charitable organizations with this program.

Likewise, we are also rolling out Goodsearch. By doing your internet searches through

Goodsearch.com, which links with Yahoo, the Temple will receive a penny for every internet

search. If you can imagine how many internet searches you do, and your families do, this will

also add up to real money for the Temple.

We encourage all of you to participate and to help strengthen our Temple for all of us and for

the generations to come.

With best regards,

Neil Kornswiet Eric Schiffer Nancy Meyers

Ways and Means President Rabbi

CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS

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TEMPLE FUNDS General Fund Lois & Herb Abrams in memory of Art Sandler In memory of Edie Schwartz Vida Delshad in memory of Zinat Nourani In memory of Nejat Kohan Aaron & Leslie Kern in memory of Arthur Sandler In memory of Arthur Kern In memory of Anne Kellog In memory of William Wilson Jeannie & Mel Keleman in memory of William Wilson Shirley Ross in memory of Ervin Ross Jeff & Sue LeBoff in memory of William Wilson Sisterhood Fund Lois Abrams donation to sisterhood Carolyn Dube donated portion of 50/50 winnings back The Niederman Family in memory of Edith Schwartz Toby Brown in memory of William Wilson Chai Lifers Havurah in honor of birth of grandson

of Erika & Allan Pogrund Toby Brown in memory of William Wilson Diane Prince oneg sponsor Shirley Ross in memory of William Wilson ECLC Fundraising Doris & Linda Chesler in memory of Gary Prince Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Michael Tebrich in memory of Sonja Tebrich Jeanette Tebrich Smith in memory of Sonja Tebrich Aaron & Leslie Kern in honor of Rabbi for High Holy Days Linda & Ted Cohen in memory of Edie Schwartz In memory of Arthur Sandler Howard Bushinsky in memory of Doris Bushinsky Lucy Ableser in honor of Laurie Schneider Ave Buchwald in memory of Maurice Buchwald

Cantor’s Discretionary Fund The Etz Ha Chayim Havurah in memory of James Atkinson Aaron & Leslie Kern in honor of Cantor for High Holy Days Linda Palitz in memory of Renee Ritz Cantor Harry & Fay Newman Memorial Choir Fund Howard Bushinsky in memory of Doris Bushinsky David & Julia Metz in memory of John Metz

FOUNDATION FUNDS Irma Moskowitz Fund for Lifelong Learning Eileen Tobey in memory of Hal Tobey Harbor Jewish Singles donation

The Morton Wedner Memorial Special Projects Fund Marlene Wedner in memory of Laura Gold In memory of Edie Schwartz In memory of Arthur Sandler Marcia Rosenzweig in memory of David Bloom Maureen Broscow Memorial Fund Sandy Russakov & Steve Covey

in memory of William Wilson Lee & Elaine Netzer in memory of William Wilson

`In Remembrance

We note with sadness the recent passing of…

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The Temple Office Staff Thanks…

Jan Klein for editing the Megillah Gloria Schwartz for ongoing office support &

preparation for Shabbat services

HELP DEFRAY THE COST OF

OFFICE SUPPLIES.

The temple office buys a lot of office supplies.

If you have any office supply store coupons, dis-count cards, or e-mail sales advertisements, please share them with our office to help cut

costs.

Thank you to all who have donated! We appreci-ate your support!!!

*Please make sure they are valid dates and not expired*

If you have any unused envelopes, the TBD office would appreciate them.

Please drop off any time!!! Thank you!!!

* Our Religious School /

Youth Program is funded, in part,

by the Annual Community

Campaign of the Jewish

Federation of Greater Long

Beach & West Orange County

Rabbi Nancy R. Myers

Cantorial Soloist, Nancy Linder

Director of Education, Elizabeth Kleinman

ECLC Director, Sarah Salazar

Office Manager, Edie Mino

B’nei Mitzvah Educator, Larry Matalon

Temple Secretary, Charlie Do

Kitchen Supervisor, Mulu Skinner-White

Maintenance Supervisor, Scott Whiteside

Educator Emeritus, Irma Moskowitz, R.J.E.

Piano Accompanist, Rob Woyshner

President, ERIC SCHIFFER

Vice President of Operations, STEVE KAHN

Vice President of Ways & Means, NEIL KORNSWIET

Vice President of Finance, ALAN JARRICK

Vice President of Membership, FLORENCE SUDAKOW

Vice President of Education, ADAM BERNSTEIN

Vice President of Religious Practices, ROBIN HARRISON

Vice President of Planning & Development CHARLIE NIEDERMAN

Past President, AARON KERN

Secretary, ANDREA CHAIT-WALTER

Treasurer, MARC SERLIN

Building & Grounds, DAVID BAROWAY

Social Action Trustee, LYNNE HORN

Adult EducationTrustee, IRMA MOSKOWITZ

Publicity Co-Trustee, ROBERT ALTMAN & MICHELLE SANDLER

Youth Trustee, MITCHELL HALBREICH

Programming Trustee, EILEEN TOBEY

Brotherhood President, STEPHEN HARRIS

Sisterhood President, ANNE FARBER

Choir Presidents, PAIGE BERZAK & CAITLIN GREENFIELD

TBD offers FREE WIFI in the Social Hall.

Password: year5771

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 2

3 7:00pm Family Shabbat Service

4 9:00am Torah Study

5 9:00am Religious School 10:00am Rabbi’s Class

6 11:00am Dine-Out Delight @ Rodrigo’s Mexican Grill

7 4:15pm Hebrew School 9th Grade Program 6:30pm Teen Program

8 6:30pm Sisterhood Board Meeting

9 12:00pm Lunch & Learn with the Rabbi

10 6:00pm Honoring Veterans Synaplex 7:30pm Choir Service

11 9:00am Lay Led Minyan

12 2:00pm “Fifth of July” Movie Screening

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14 4:15pm Hebrew School 6:30pm Teen Program

15 7:00pm Israel Trip Info Meeting

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17 7:30pm Shabbat ALIVE Service

18 9:00am Lay Led Minyan

19 9:00am Religious School 11:00am Chanukah Carnival

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21 10:30am Club 55 No Hebrew/Teen Program

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23

24 7:30pm Torah Shabbat Service

25 9:00am Lay Led Minyan

26 No Religious School

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28 4:15pm Hebrew School 9th Grade Program 6:30pm Teen Program

29 7:30pm TBD Board Meeting

30 7:30pm Brotherhood Meeting

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Check to see if your company offers Matching Gift Contributions to employee donations. Perhaps they can double or triple the match.

I would like to be contacted for information about my Will & Estate Planning, no obligations.

Barbara Shanks Memorial Educational Enrichment Fund Religious school materials & scholarships for needy students

Dr. Leonard & Marjorie Brotchner Memorial

Campership Fund Sending children to local Jewish residential camps

Rabbi Henri E. Front Memorial Scholar-In-Residence

Fund Funding for guest speakers and other programs

Irma Moskowitz Fund for Lifelong Learning Supplementing the educational experiences & programs at TBD

Roselle & Herbert Sommer Youth Enrichment Fund Providing funding for approved TBD youth projects & activities

Maureen Broscow Memorial Fund Providing support for TBD’s Early Childhood Learning Center

Caplan Family Outreach Fund Programs to attract intermarried couples to Jewish life

Lynn Front Memorial URJ Campership Fund Camperships for TBD students to URJ camps

Wendy Schekman Memorial Library Fund Maintaining and purchasing books for the Temple library

Jarrick Family Scholarship Fund Scholarships for TBD educational programs for our children

The Sheila Joseph Memorial Fund Enhancing quality of life for seniors

The Morton Wedner Memorial Special Projects Fund Providing funding for approved TBD special projects

The Regina B. Front Mitzvah Fund General fund to provide mitzvot large and small for the Temple

Building Fund Torah Fund Cantor’s Discretionary Fund

General Fund ECLC Fundraising Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

Prayer book Fund Brotherhood Fund Cantor Harry & Fay Newman Memorial Choir Fund

Sisterhood Fund

If you are interested in sponsoring a Shabbat Oneg, the Shabbat Alive! Band, or a Synaplex in honor of your special occasion,

please complete this form below and return it to the synagogue. If you have any questions, please call the Temple office.

I am interested in sponsoring the following on this Date: ____________________________ ____ SHABBAT ONEG $300 ____ SYNAPLEX $180

____ 1/2 ONEG $150

____ Shabbat ALIVE! Band $72

In Memory In Honor : ____________________________________________________________________________

By: _____________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________

Check Enclosed Charge my card: _______________________________________Exp.___________ CCV________

Amount $___________ Signature Authorization: _____________________________________________________

Send Acknowledgement to: _____________________________________________________________________________

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