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Message from the Rabbi

As the high holidays approach, I take stock of this last year. I joined a new community and I’ve met wonderful people. It has been a thrill! I must also confess that there is a lot that went on this year that distressed me greatly. I am not terribly distressed at saying good-bye to 5778. As someone who occasionally checks in on Facebook, I also get a sense of other people’s feelings about the state of our country and the world: rage, anger, disillusionment, disappointment. Who can blame them? I feel the same way. Another confession: At times, I have given in to despair. What can one person do in the face of such major calamities? When I was working in the private sector, I learned an important lesson from one of my bosses. We were having a division meeting, and we were discussing one project that had gone totally wrong. Every plan we made seemed to have gone completely awry. People around the table, myself included, listed all the things we did and all the unintended results of what we did. Several of us threw up our hands in despair, wondering if the project were not completely doomed. Our boss listened patiently. When we were done, he said that he understood what had transpired. He then told us that he blamed no one in particular for any of the things that went wrong. However, he now expected that we would become part of the solution rather than part of the problem. I felt liberated at that point. Nobody was going to blame me for anything. People just wanted to figure a way out of the mess. As it turned out, there was no easy, direct way out. We had to reassess the goals of the project and reconnect with the client. Each of us had to change a bunch of the parameters and methodologies of which we were in charge. And, while we did limp to a conclusion, the project could not have been described as a success. I learned a lot from this experience. I learned how to live with the disappointment of failure, of not meeting expectations. I learned that doing a little bit to correct a big problem helped everyone else as they were doing the same. That last part is not always easy. People with different parts to play can often come into conflict, even when, or maybe especially when, they are working on the same big project.

FJCC NEWSLETTER FLEMINGTONJCC.ORG | 908.782.6410 | 5 SERGEANTSVILLE ROAD, FLEMINGTON, NJ 08822

SPIRITUAL LEADER Rabbi Eric Cohen rabbi@flemingtonjcc.org

FJCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Board

President Mindy Engle-Friedman 1st Vice President Bruce Moskovitz 2nd Vice President Reena Kamins 3rd Vice President Sharon Rednor Secretary Laurence Shatkin Treasurer Jonathan Weitz Immediate Past President Jeffrey Doshna

Trustees

Elected: Jerry Atlas Scott Byne Mitchell Clarin Jim Fox Richard Frank Judy Gold Marsha Goldstein Alan Hylton Marvin Jacobson Nathan Lefkow Jonathan Nemeth Judy Nussbaum

Ronald Ort Alan Radzin Life: Jack Forman Dan Gross Zel Gerstein Ed Mehrlust Howard Nifoussi Phil Stern Larry Wissner Michael Wolf Ruth Wolf

Sisterhood President Reena Kamins Bulletin Editors Laurence Shatkin and Liz Spinowitz

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Letter from the President Dear FJCC Friends, I hope you’ve been enjoying the pleasures of summer.

Movies Summer wouldn’t be summer without outdoor movies. Thanks to Alan Hylton and his collection of Disney classics, Sharon Rednor’s planning, Carolyn and David Goldman’s shopping, Harry Rapkin’s technological expertise, and the Youth Group’s delicious baking skills, we have had two terrific movie nights. First we saw The Prince and the Pauper, and for the second movie night we watched Lady and the Tramp. For the second, we had a great time at our now annual summer barbecue and celebrated Rabbi Cohen’s first full year at the FJCC. Mazal tov, Rabbi!

HIAS Cathryn Miller-Wilson, the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) visited with us on August 9 and shared updates about the separation of children and parents at our southern border. She discussed the law, current governmental policies, and the status of the over 400 children who have been separated and are not yet in contact with their families.

Youth Group The Youth Group has had some fun activities this summer. They baked for the first outdoor movie and raised some money for their events. They also met at the Bagel Café to begin to develop their calendar for fall and winter activities.

Be part of a solution, know your role, respect others, keep in mind the big picture. My boss was not Jewish, but these are very Jewish ideas. So, what can I, one individual in Flemington, NJ, be expected to do about an international catastrophe such as immigration, poverty, anti-Semitism or racism? In an article in the Forward a few years back, entitled “How Do We Avenge Steven Sotloff's Death?,” the journalist who was decapitated by ISIS militants, Jay Michaelson considers what our reaction should be. He writes: “We must practice a cold, calculating rage. We will use force where possible, but [also] persuasion [and] politics, and [we will be] pragmati[c]. Humanitarian aid, for example, is not mere charity; it is a calculated investment that less desperate people…are less likely to support extremism…. It’s also smart,” he argued, “to muzzle our own extremists.... [They] may not be beheading people, but they are not part of the solution…. [The idea that] all, or even most, Muslims support a brutal, murderous gang…, which beheads [dozens, if not hundreds of] fellow Muslims for [each] American [they kill—this notion is just wrong.]” We may acknowledge that it does feel good, though, to rant and rave. But, we need to take a deep breath and recognize that “careful, methodical thinking…is a lot more likely to succeed than ignorance and rage. The question is not whether I am right or wrong in my desires, in my instincts. The question [we must ask] is whether these instincts are the smartest guidelines for actual policy.” So, what can I, one individual in Flemington, NJ, be expected to do about what’s wrong with this country, with this world? I don’t claim to know what the best approach is to dealing with all our problems. I expect we will have to try several approaches to each issue confronting us, figuring out which works best at what time. But I remember what my boss taught me: Be part of a solution, know your role, respect others’ point of view, keep in mind the big picture. This is what it means to be a grown-up, Michaelson reminds us. It’s less exciting than ranting, less fulfilling than a violent rampage. But “real justice is not about ratings, catharsis, or tough talk at the bar. It is about the relentless, methodical destruction of evil. That requires a certain sublimation of our human desires for revenge. But, [since we are human, perhaps] not a [complete] abandonment of them.” As we begin this new year, I pray that each of us may find a role that will empower us to be part of a solution, rather than part of a problem. May we sublimate as much of our desire for revenge as we are able. May we always remember to respect others with different roles and different opinions. And may we keep in mind the big picture. As we say in our davvening every Saturday morning: We are put on earth to praise, to labor, and to love.

Shanah Tovah!

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Family Promise We hosted two families for Family Promise in August and it was a great success. Seven congregants made food, 10 slept over, and 28 provided conversation and company. The Family Promise families became part of our family. We greatly appreciate the work of Jeff and Amy Marshall, Alisa Grossman, and Josy Kestenbaum in assuring that all details were covered as they made our FJCC building a home, including provision of two weeks of healthy meals for our guests.

Building Items Our security system will be fully activated this month. A letter was sent to our congregation to update us all on the new system. In broad strokes, we have new cameras and electronic entrance to our building, and we have distributed a finite number of electronic fobs for access. If you have a key but not a fob your attempt to enter the building will cause the alarm to go off. So, please do not try to enter with your key. Push the buzzer to the right in the entrance and those with camera images projected on their computer screens will buzz you in.

Communication and Accounts The Chaverware and Chaverweb software will be made fully operational after the High Holy Days. Using this software, we will be able to maximize FJCC communication and improve access to our FJCC accounts.

The Center Series Line-Up We are finalizing plans for this year’s Center Series. If you have programs you’d like to run or if you’d like to join the Center Series committee, please let us know. We could use the help! And of course, we need program sponsors. So become a proud sponsorof a Center Series program!

High Holidays Enjoy the preparation for the High Holy Days. It is a time of reflection and a time to slow down and absorb all that is good and healthy in our lives and our community. Take your time to breathe and feel the goodness.

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The FJCC Youth Group is ecstatic to be back again for the 2018–2019 school year. The newly elected board, alongside our new advisor Julia Sirota, has already started planning fun and exciting events for the whole year. Kids of all ages are welcome to come and have a great time with the Youth Group. We will be implementing Young Judaea as well as United Synagogue Youth programming, creating a vibrant and active community here in Flemington. We are always looking for more people to help us with events. If you would like to learn more about the Youth Group in general or want to help plan future events, please call the office to get contact information for Ben Doshna, Hannah Rosenberg, or Julia Sirota. We are looking forward to a fantastic year.

Ben Doshna

Youth Group Happenings

Mazel Tov to Rhonda and Howard Goldin on the birth of their grandson, Lev Myles Goldin, and to his parents, Rachel Uslan and Louis Goldin.

Mazel Tov to Laurie and Mark Weinstein on the birth of their baby granddaughter, Riley Jude Weinstein. Congratulations also to Riley’s parents, Tori and Andrew Weinstein.

Mazel Tov to Sue and Rick Rothstein on the birth and naming of their granddaughter, Mira Emily Rothstein.

Mazel Tov to Mindy and Eliot Friedman on the birth of their grandson, Charlie Acer Norman.

Mazel Tov to Jay Kawarsky, whose choral piece, “Sacred Rights, Sacred Song,” is being considered for a nomination at the 61st Grammy Awards.

We extend our condolences to Robin and Bradley Mason on the passing of Bradley’s beloved father, Ross Mason, Jr.

We extend our condolences to Sandy Mishkin on the passing of his father, Alvin.

We extend our condolences to Jeanie Weissblatt on the passing of her beloved husband, Elliot Silverstone.

A Note from the Rabbi… This year, during the Yizkor service on Yom Kippur, we will continue to read the names of our departed loved ones, but we will refrain from reading the full text of each dedication (such as the names of the dedicating family members). I realize that this is a change from an old tradition at FJCC. I am concerned that standing for that long during the fast day is a Tirchah deTzibbura—i.e, places an undue additional burden on many in the community, particularly as our congregation ages. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Rabbi Eric Cohen

Around the Synagogue

Dear Congregants:On Monday, August 20, the FJCC activated our

new security system. We are thrilled to have this new system in place as it will help keep our students, staff, and congregation safe. This new system creates changes in how we access the building.

The office will continue to be open Monday through Thursday from 9 am to 2 pm and Fridays from 9 am to 1 pm. Outside of these hours, the synagogue will remain accessible for classes, tutoring, meetings, and events. When planning events, please contact Deborah Kesselhaut in the office (908-782-6410).

For the protection of those in the building, the inner front door will always be locked. As you have in the past, please use the buzzer on the far right of the inner door to be identified and buzzed in. The light on the door will turn from red to green indicating you are free to open the door.

When no one is in the building, the alarm will be set. Only those with an alarm code will have access to the building.

Without a code, your keys will no longer allow access to the building without setting off the alarm. If you have not been assigned a code, please return your keys to the office as soon as possible. The alarm system has been specifically programmed to ensure we maintain the sanctity of Shabbat and holidays.

Thank you very much for your cooperation as we all adapt to our new security system.

May we go from strength to strength,

Mindy Engle-Friedman,

President FJCC Board of Directors

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A big thank you to Lois Gross for her many years of doing so much for the gift shop! Wishing Lois much deserved relaxation with family in her retirement!

We are ready for the High Holy Days with apple and honey dishes, challah plates, hostess gifts, Shabbat accessories, and much more. Please stop by to see our offerings and markdowns on many items. We are open during regular office hours and also some Sunday mornings.

We are looking for volunteers to help with occasional unpacking, setup, Hebrew school Hanukkah shopping, and Sunday mornings. It is a great volunteer opportunity that does not require a lot of hours. Please feel free to contact me with any interest or questions.

Gayle Neibart

THE GIFT SHOP

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Todah rabah to all those who made donations to:BUILDING FUND ✦ Marsha and Zel Gerstein:

• In memory of Florence Noshay, beloved mother of Joyce Schindler • In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein • Mazel tov to Sue and Rick Rothstein on the birth of their granddaughter, Mira Emily • Mazel tov to Dale Rothfeld on the birth of her grandson, Liam Matthew • Mazel tov to the Farmland Ride Committee for an awesome event

✦ David Neibart: for the yahrzeits of his beloved parents Emil and Sheila Neibart CENTER SERIES ✦ Mindy and Eliot Friedman:

• Congratulations for a job well done to the Farmland Ride team • Congratulations to the Summer Disney Movie series team • For the yahrzeit of Rabbi Jaffe • In honor of Rabbi Cohen’s first year at the FJCC • In honor of the birth of their grandson Charlie Acer Norman • In honor of Carolyn and David Goldman • In memory of Barbara Ackerman, beloved mother of Jane Wasserman• In memory of Florence Noshay, beloved mother of Joyce Schindler • In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein • Mazel tov to Anneliese and Howard Nifoussi on the birth of their grandson, Joseph Blake Fenelli • Mazel tov to Laurie and Mark Weinstein on the birth of their grandson, Riley Jude Weinstein • Mazel tov to Sue and Rick Rothstein on the birth of their granddaughter, Mira Emily Rothstein

GENERAL FUND ✦ Lesley and Cliff Lee

• In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein • Mazel tov to Sue and Rick Rothstein, on the birth of their granddaughter, Mira Emily

✦ Antje Doyle: in memory of Bill Doyle, her beloved husband ✦ Fred Eisinger: in memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein ✦ Sarah and Richard Frank: in memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein ✦ Sue and Rick Rothstein

• For the yahrzeit of Abraham Rothstein, beloved father of Rick Rothstein • In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein

✦ Lynn and Robert Szczek: in memory of Barbara Ackerman, beloved mother of Jane Wasserman ✦ Cathie and Art Wetstein

• Mazel tov to Eliot and Mindy Friedman on the birth of their grandson, Charlie Acer Norman • In honor of Rabbi Cohen’s first year at the FJCC • In memory of Rabbi Evan Jaffe

HEBREW SCHOOL ✦ Joan and Milt Rosen

• With sympathy for your husband and father Harvey Minot • With sympathy for your brother Harvey • With sympathy for the loss of your sister, Irene

✦ Barbara Waas: in memory of George Waas KIDDUSH FUND ✦ Barbara and Mitch Clarin

• In memory of Florence Noshay, beloved mother of Joyce Schindler • In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein

✦ Shellie and Marvin Jacobson: for the yahrzeit of her beloved mother, Rose Billowitz ✦ Nathan Treinish: for the yahrzeit of his beloved father, H. Ronald Treinish ✦ Sarah and Richard Frank: in memory of Elliot Silverstone, beloved husband of Jeane Weisblatt ✦ Nancy and Laurence Shatkin

• In honor of the birth and naming of Riley Jude Weinstein • In honor of the 100th birthday of Eva Shatkin

✦ Bruce Moskovitz and John Fellin • In memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein • In memory of Elliot Silverstone, beloved husband of Jeane Weisblatt • In memory of Alvin Mishkin, beloved father of Sandy Mishkin

✦ Sarah and Rich Frank: in sympathy for your loss

Contributions

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RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND ✦ Nancy and Laurence Shatkin: in memory of Judith Weinstein, beloved mother of Mark Weinstein ✦ Linda and Jerry Atlas:

• Yahrzeit of Anna Kantor, beloved mother of Linda Atlas • For the yahrzeit of Rabbi Jaffe • Mazel tov to Eliot and Mindy Friedman on the birth of their grandson, Charlie Acer Norman

✦ Michelle and Dave Cohn • For the yahrzeit of Rex Hill, beloved brother of Michelle Cohn • In memory of Barbara Ackerman, beloved mother of Jane Wasserman • In memory of Lawrence Rubin, beloved father of Seth Rubin • In honor of Lois Gross’s retirement

✦ Alissa and Jim Fox • In memory of Lawrence Rubin, beloved father of Seth Rubin • In memory of Barbara Ackerman, beloved mother of Jane Wasserman • In memory of Mary Hill, beloved mother of Michelle Cohn • In memory of Florence Noshay, beloved mother of Joyce Schindler • Happy Birthday to Rabbi Cohen! • Mazel tov to Carolyn Goldman for being named Woman of the Year • To Mindy for her inspiring leadership

✦ Anneliese and Howard Nifoussi: for the birth of their grandson, Joseph Blake Fenelli ✦ Marsha and Zel Gerstein: for Family Promise ✦ Jane and Eric Wasserman

• Happy birthday to Rabbi Cohen! • Mazel tov to Howard and Anneliese Nifoussi on the birth of their grandson, Joseph Blake Fenelli

COMING THIS SEPTEMBER 2018-19 Center Series - September Events

(see pages 12 & 13 for a complete schedule)

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SCHEDULE OF HIGH HOLYDAY SERVICES 2018/5779

Selichot Saturday, September 1, 2018 Study Session 9:00 PM Services 10:00 PM

Erev Rosh Hashanah Sunday, September 9, 6:30 PM First Day of Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 10, 8:30 AM Blowing of Shofar 10:30 AM

Junior Congregation 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM *Babysitting 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM Tashlich - FJCC Parking Lot 5:30 PM Evening Service 6:30 PM

Second Day of Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, September 11, 8:30 AM Blowing of Shofar 10:30 AM *Babysitting 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Shabbat Shuvah Friday, September 14, 7:30 PM Saturday, September 15, 9:15 AM

Kol Nidre Tuesday September 18, 6:00 PM *Babysitting 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Yom Kippur Wednesday, September 19, 8:15 AM Junior Congregation 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Yizkor 10:30 AM *Babysitting 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Mincha 5:45 PM Neila 6:45 PM Holiday Ends 7:42 PM – Break-the-fast to follow services

*Children age 5 and under.

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BIRTHDAYS 1 - Bruce Davidson - Arielle Shapiro - Ray Slavin 2 - Amira Kleiman - Stephanie

McInerney 4 - Matthew Rednor - Judy Rosenstein - Stan Weinstein 6 - Liam Franklin 7 - Jeff Doshna - Zachary Nemeth 9 - Steve Dribbon 9 - Jonathan Ellenberg - Rhonda Krupen - Mark Jacobson 11 - Zev Forman 12 - Jamie Alexander - Jake Nifoussi - Abby Walsh 13 - Kelley Ellenberg 15 - Jordan Alexander - Milton Rosen 16 - Frank Rumore 17 - Bill Fernekes 17 - Deborah Kesselhaut - Howard Nifoussi 18 - Leah Greenstein - Ed Winnick 20 - Alissa Fox 21 - Linda Atlas 24 - Larry Wissner 26 - David Goldman 27 - David Green 29 - Leslie Reid-Green 30 - Rosemary Mehrlust

ANNIVERSARIES 1 - Amy & Seth Rubin - Barbara & Gerald

Batt 9 - Josy & Bruce

Kestenbaum 14 - Deborah & Drew

Farber 21 - Sharon & Joel

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21 - Randi & Larry Hilzer 22 - Pauline & Paul Jennis 24 - Jami & Charles Miller - Sharon & Ed Winnick 28 - Elaine Huber & Kerry

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YAHRZEITS 1 - Bruce Nifoussi 2 - Henrietta Farber - Max Halpern - Hinda Salzberg - Pearl Salzberg - Szaynotel Salzberg 3 - Carl Daniel - Shirley Miller 4 - Louis Gross - Max Weinstein 5 - David Bruce

Wasserman 6 - Bernard Rosenbleeth - Kyle Beth Trager 7 - Irving Gutkin - Frances Hammer - Reba Stern 8 - Sarah Neibart - Leo Wolf 9 - Ruth Elstein - Irving Schenerman 11 - Barbara M. Berg - Joseph Birnbaum - Sally Leezenbaum - Moses Scheer - Max Steg - Arnold Stein 12 - Irving Faerman - Sheryl Rosenbaum - Jack Suss - David Tillinger 13 - Daniel Alexander - Hyman Berkowitz - Jacob Kaplan 14 - Ruth Bernstein - George Chase 15 - Max Shuman - Chana Weiniger 16 - Milton Schlanger

16 - Sarah Wetstein 17 - Sandra Beluch - Mildred Nagler - Henry Schindler 18 - Leona Braff - Dr. Marvin Jaffe 19 - Richard Barad - Myron Entenberg - Werner Frank - Sadie Farber Gura - Carolyn Jaffe - Nikole Kalafer 20 - Thomas Doshna - Isaac Frankel - Myrna Kessler 21 - Morris Cohen - Celia Rosenberg 22 - Marion Brooks - Joseph Ritwe - Evelyn Slovitt 23 - Alice Rosen - Ann Rosenstein - Sydney Schreider - Rose Sobel 24 - Isaac Hain - Helene Hubert - Jillian Kulp 25 - Gloria Barak - Lazarus Cohen - Alvin Farber - Miriam Fink - Freda Salzberg - Ida Steinfeld - Tillie Weiner 26 - Avram Benari 27 - Jennie Berkowitz - Martin Birnbaum - Alan Grushkin 28 - Ritalou Rogow Harris 29 - Reuben Billowitz 30 - Gerald Adelson - Rebecca Bendix - Abraham Chaiken - Mildred Goldings - Sol Moskovitz

Birthdays, Anniversaries and Yahrzeits

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Jewish Life Shimon and Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center

FLU CLINIC Time: Monday, September 17, 11:30 am– 12:30 pm. Fee: $20 (selected Non-HMO

Insurance may be accepted).

You don’t have to go further than the JCC to receive your flu shot! Dr. Ronald Frank of Greenbrook Family Medicine will be overseeing the shots. Traditional Medicare Part B participants are FREE. Please bring your insurance card/Medicare card to the clinic to

determine eligibility. Everyone is welcome!

AUTHOR JANE ISAY Time: Wednesday, September 26, 12:00 pm. Lunch, followed by program at 1:00 pm. Fee:

$5 members, $7 nonmembers, includes lunch and program.

Author Jane Isay will speak about her book, Unconditional Love, a guide to navigating the joys and challenges of being a grandparent today.

For reservations, please call our Welcome Center at 908-443-9018 to reserve your spot!

LITTLE ROCKERS PRIVATE GUITAR LESSONS (for youth and teens) Thursdays, 3:00 pm–6:00 pm, 6 time slots available, 10 classes starting September 20. Fee:

$350 for 10 weeks.

Introduction to learning and playing the guitar. A guitar will be provided.

INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY (for youth and teens) Tuesdays, 3:45 pm–4:30 pm, starting September 18. Fee: $350 for 10 weeks.

Introduction to Archery is taught by Certified Level 1 instructor Eli Goldstein.

J-STUDIO (for youth and teens) Mondays, 4:00 pm–5:00 pm, 10 classes starting September 24. Fee: $275 for 10 classes.

Introduction to acting through games and role-playing techniques.

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To advertise in the bulletin, please contact Deborah in the

office at (908) 782 - 6410

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To advertise in the bulletin, please contact Deborah in the

office at (908) 782 - 6410

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