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I Adar I1Adar II 5760 March 2000 I Celebrating Generations of Jewish Life in Central New Jersey

WORSHIP SERVICES FRIDAY, MARCH 3 Vayakhel

Rabbi Gold will speak on:

"The Torah of Money" Candle Blessing: Linda Melamed

8:00 P.M.

SATURDAY, MARCH 4 11 :00 A.M. BAR MITZVAH OF JAIME GUARNACCIA

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30 A.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEFILLAH 11 :15 A.M.

FRIDAY, MARCH 10 Pekude 8:00 P.M. Student Rabbi DuBois will speak on:

"Holiness Through Community" Candle Blessing: Helen Austerlitz

SATURDAY, MARCH 11 11 :00 A.M. BAR MITZVAH OF MICHAEL AUSTERLITZ

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30 A.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEFILLAH 11: 15 A.M.

FRIDAY, MARCH 17 Vayikra 8:00 P.M. We welcome Rabbi Joel Soffin as our

Rabbi Keller Memorial Lecture

"What if Elian Gonzalez Were Jewish?" Babysitting is available during services - see inside.

SATURDAY, MARCH 18 TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30 A.M.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEFILLAH 11 :15 A.M.

FRIDAY, MARCH 24 Tzav 7:30 P.M.

Family Celebration for Shabbat

SATURDAY, MARCH 25 TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30 A.M.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEFILLAH 11: 15 A.M.

FRIDAY, MARCH 31 Shemini 8:00 P.M. Shabbat Across America Rabbi Gold will speak on:

"The Mitzvah of Redeeming Captives" Candle Blessing: FlorenceTeitelman

SATURDAY, APRIL 1 11 :00 A.M. BAT MITZVAH OF AMANDA TEITELMAN

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30 A.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEFILLAH 11:15 A.M.

Look inside for our Purim Schedule on the Purim Flyer.

Between Us ... In the Jewish calendar as well as the secular one, this

year is a leap year. In the Jewish calendar, seven of every nineteen years are leap years marked by the addition of a second 30-day month of Adar ("Adar Beit").

That is ·especially significant to us this year, because the double-month of Adar gives us a special responsibility. The Talmud (Ta'anit 29a) states: Mi-she-nichnas Adar, marbim b 'simcha: When the month of Adar arrives, simcha in­creases!

But what is simcha? We normally translate this Hebrew word as "joy" or "happiness," the feelings we associate with holidays and celebratory times in our lives.

But there's a problem with that defmition. The rabbis speak of doing every Mitzvah with simcha, including the ones that aren't necessarily ''joyous.'' For instance, the spirit of simcha shel mitzvah is supposed to apply equally to wedding feasts and consoling mourners; to Yom Kippur as well as Purim. How can we visit a shiva house in the spirit of simcha?

The answer is that -like many Hebrew terms - the English word "joy" does not accurately convey all the nuances of simcha. Simcha is more akin to :'life-affirma­tion," our sense of awareness and cleaving to the Creator. So just as dancing at a wedding is a life-affirming moment, so too is clinging to one another as a sacred community in a shiva house a moment oflife-affirmation.

We are privileged to be in the midst of the double-month of Adar this year, a time of affirming life and the gifts we all share. And as Purim approaches - that day ofludicrous songs and ridiculous costumes, of goofily celebrating with each other - our calendar is full of simchas in which I hope you will participate:

• Consultation on Conscience - an extraordinary day devoted to Jewish responses to the great social issues of our day;

• The Men's Shelter, which is always an extraordinary Mitzvah opportunity;

• Stephen Dubner, author of Turbulent Souls, speaking on March 13 about this Catholic son's extraordinary rediscovery of his Jewish roots;

• Yom Hadash in Concert on March 18, which should be an unforgettable night;

• And most important of aU is to celebrate Purim at Anshe Emeth, at our Megillah readings on the March 20 and 21, and at the Carnival on the 26"'.

Mi-she-nichnas Adar, marbim b 'simcha: When Adar arrives, the season oflife-affirmatlon return~ onc! ~gain! Happy Purim to everyone! M~-

Worship Services

Friday, March 3 - The Torah o/Money This Shabbat is traditionally called "Shabbat Shekalim," the Shabbat especially associated with Tzedakah and giving. But what does giving have to do with the season of Purim? Why have a special Shabbat of the shekel? And is there a Torah of Money? Friday, March 10 - Holiness Through Community Student Rabbi DuBois will examine the ways in which com­munity rituals bring holiness into the world and the struggle to make sure that every member of our community can participate in our sacred rituals. Friday, March 17 - What ifElian Gonzalez Were Jewish We welcome Rabbi Soffm as our Rabbi Nathaniel Keller Memorial Lecture speaker. Rabbi Joel Soffm is the Rabbi and Spiritual leader at Temple Shalom in Succasunna, NJ. He is active in the local Inter-Faith Social Action commit­tee and is Chainnan of the Clergy Council. Friday, March 24 - Join us with your families in a won­derful celebration of Shabbat. This is a marvelous way for families with young children to become familiar with the Shabbat experience. Please note the services start at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 31- The Mitzvah o/RedeemingCaptives At this season of our freedom, it is time to rediscover the Mitzvah of pidyon shivuyim: redeeming captives, Jewish or otherwise, around. the world. Unfortunately, this Mitzvah is as crucial as ever this year. Rabbi Gold will discuss how and why.

BABYSITTING AVAILABLE! During March, babysitting will be provided during Shab­bat Services on March 17. Please call Shari Rothstein at 422-4489 or e-mail her at S.!RGroup@home.com to let us know you will be bringing your children. Reservations for babysitting should be made a week in advance so we can be sure to hve enough sitters. Thank you for your cooperation.

Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple 222 Livingston Avenue

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 (732)545-6484 (732)745-7448 FAX

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Volume 140 Issue 13 The Bulle.tin is published bi-weekly from September 1 to June 1 and one summer issue. Bennett F. Miller Rabbi Neal D. Gold Assistant Rabbi Anna Ott Gail R. Kroop Bill Robinson Helene Chelton Marvin R. Zektzer

Cantor Executive Director

Director of Education Director Gan Yeladeem

President Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple is a member

of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.

Officer's Column This December my family and I spent a memorable

ten days in Cuba. I was there as part of a group organized by the 92nd Street Y to visit the "exotic Jews of Cuba" (the description comes from a Y brochure). I am not sure whether I would call the people I met "exotic", but they, each and every one, left a profound impression.

Our group visited only two cities, Havana and Santiago de Cuba. In both cites we visited synagogues and met with members of the congregation. In Havana, we attended Friday evening services. Everywhere we went we were welcomed by our fellow Jews. Of course, they appreciated the medical supplies we brought (as the embargo makes it difficult for people to obtain even the most basic medicines). Beyond the gratitude for these goods, they were thankful that we were there. They seemed pleased to know that Jews elsewhere in the world remember them. This was especially true in Santiago de Cuba, where they receive many fewer visitors than Havana.

Let me describe the synagogue in Santiago de Cuba. Located on a small side street in a residential neighborhood, the synagogue building is freshly painted - bright turquoise. It has metal grille work on the exterior, similar to aU the buildings on the street. In fact, except for the metal name plate on the facade, one might assume it is a residence. The congregation, called Hatikvah, was founded in the nineteen thirties by Jews who had emigrated from Poland and Turkey. At one time it had over one thousand members and a grander building elsewhere in town. For more than a decade they did not even have a building; their small synagogUe was being used as an art center. Still the congregation held together. They met in private homes and struggled to educate their children, bury their dead, celebrate the festivals. They had no rabbi, no profes­sional educators, only determination to live as Jews.

On the day we visited we were greeted by Eugenia Farin Levy, the president of the synagogue. She had invited other members of the congregation to meet with us as well, perhaps twenty people in all. They had taken time off work and school to meet us. We were surprised to see children and teenagers there in the middle of a school day and asked Mrs. Levy if it was a school holiday. She said no, but the children and their parents thought that our visit was a special occasion and wanted to be there. The situation for the congrega­tion seemed grim. There is no Rabbi and no likelihood there will ever be a rabbi in Santiago de Cuba. The congregation has approximately 80 members (or to state it another way 21 families). They have few' books and no professional teachers. While they didn ' t discuss its funds for the upkeep for the building, must be an

Join us for these exciting programs in March.

Stephen J. Dubner . " A Catholic Son's ~eturn to His Jewish Family " " "" \ "" ," ~ Monday, March 13, 7.30 p.m. .,

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Stephen J. Dubner, is a writer and editor of the New York Times Magazine, and the author of Turbulent Souls: A Catholic

Son's Return to His Jewish Family (William Morrow and Co., 1998). The book Is based on a cover story he wrote for the

Times Magazine, which described his parents' conversions from Judaism to Catholicism, his subsequent exploration of their roots 'and his own embrace of Judaism. Dubner's article was one of t he most widely discussed stories in the history of the Time Magazine. Turbulent Souls has received prominent national media coverage, from USA Today to ABC News / Nightline, and has been named a Notable book by the New York Times,

Before coming to the New York Times in 1994 Dubner was a writer and editor at New York Magazine, covering crime,

politics, the arts and New York City's urban oddities. He received an M.F.A. in Writing from Columbia

University, where he also taught in the English Department. During his undergraduate years, at Appala­

chian State University, he started a rock band, which was signed to Arista Records. In 1988 he stopped

playing music to begin a writing career. As a journalist, he has appeared frequently on television and radio

news programs; in conjunction with his book, he has lectured at universities, synagogues, churches and

libraries. Raised in upstate New York, the last of eight children, he now lives in New York City with his wife,

Ellen Binder, a photographer.

Arrangements for Stephen Dubner made through the B 'nai B 'rith Lecture Bureau,

enormous problem: Salaries are extremely low in Cuba. I cannot imagine that the building fund has much in it. The size of the congregation continues to dwindle, not just because of death, but because of aliyah to Israel, which is a bittersweet event for this community.

Yet as grim as the situation seemed, the mood was far from depressed. On the previous Saturday, the congregation had celebrated the first Bar Mitzvah in a very, very long time. While there was no rabbi or teacher to train the young man, he had been instructed by a twenty-something lay man, who had enough knowledge to prepare the boy to become a Bar Mitz­vah. The pride and joy in the congregation was still palpable days later. They had no kosher butcher shops, but when they wanted to celebrate a holiday meal together, a member of the congregation who is a vegetarian would slaughter the chickens, so that it would approximate proper methods. Naturally, inter­marriage is a concern to this community, yet they proudly pointed out the intermarried families who are active members of the community and raising their children as Jews.

As I listened in awe to the obstacles the Jews of Santiago de Cuba faced and overcame by tenaciously sticking together, I was reminded again of the impor­tance of community in my life. It is a force that cannot be overestimated.

Shalom, Julie Green

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" . , Religious School News ~

It's Adar! Be Happy! We will soon have two wonderful ways as a community and with our families to celebrate our freedom - Purim and Passover. Now, why does Purim come one month before Passover? The rabbis suggested that by celebrating Purim with as much joy and merriment as we can muster, we will attend our Passover seders with a desire for serious Jewish learning.

So, let your soul be merry during our fun-filled reading of the megillah (the Story of Esther) on Purim (March 20th & 21 51

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and, on the following weekend, during the Purim Carnival. Then, come to our Passover Family Workshop on Saturday morning, April 81b to learn about the wonders of the Passover Haggadah.

LOST AND FOUND: We have many coats and other clothing articles in the Religious School lost and found box. Please be sure to take a look, if you are missing something.

Upcoming events:

On Friday evening, March 24111 (at 5:45 p.m.) families with children in the kindergarten and pre-kindergarten are invited to join us for Shabbat Dinner. Call the Religious School Office for more information.

On Saturday morning, April 1 II and Sunday morning, Apfil 2nd, we will be holding Open House and a Children'S Jewish Book Fair. I look forward to seeing everyone there!

Youth Group News AEIY: March is packed with events - Come out and join us. Hope to see you there.

Friday, March 10: AETY invites you spend the night at the Temple, as we volunteer at the Men's Shelter. This annual event is always a rewarding night. RSVP in advance to Jay Nossen.

Saturday, March 18: YOM HADASH IN CONCERT! Invite all your friends and join us at 7:00 pm for a night of fun, singing, and dancing. Tickets are on sale. Contact the Anshe Emeth office for more information.

Thursday, March 16: Our monthly visit to Elijah's Promise in New Brunswick.

March 20-21: Happy Purim! Sunday, March 26: AETY will be participating in the annual

PURIM CARNIVAL. Help us out throughout the day as we staff the booths, and bring your friends and family.

Wednesday, April 12: AETY Elections. You will soon be receiving all the information you need to know to run for a position on the AETY Board. Now is the time to begin talking to the people who currently hold those positions if you are interested in running. If you are not running for a board position, come out to elections and vote for next year's leadership. Contact Marisa Levine-Sabol for more information.

Gan News

" February was such an incredibly busy month for the

Gan. First we anxiously awaited the arrival of the

ground hog. As luck would have it, all the groundhogs saw their shadows so we are in for quite a bit more cold winter weather. But have no fear, our gymnastics

program is here!! And, it will run through to the end of March. The children have been having so much fun. We never know what new activities are tucked away in Ms. Desi' s special fun bag.

Our Dental program was very informative. The hygienist reinforced our knowledge with a wonderful movie and a puppet show.

March promises to be equally exciting. In addition to gymnastics, we will be having a wonderful interactive

Purim program with lots of singing and dancing. The children will dress up in costumes, shake their groggers and make as much noise as they want, especially when "Haman's" name is mentioned. We will also bake yummy and delicious hamantashen.

You can take advantage of Early Bird Specials and

Free Tuition Specials if you register your child for

Fall 2000 programs by March 31st. We are also accepting registration for Summer Camp as well. For more information regarding available space for any of

our programs or for information on our registration specials, please call 545-6555 NOW! Remember, we offer flexible hours, full time and part-time care, certified teachers, and a safe and caring environment to

foster social growth and development.

MAEIY:

Happy Purim to everyone! We look forward to seeing you all at the Megillah reading, the Purim Carnival, and at these great events:

Saturday, March 11: MOVIE NIGHT and Havdalah. Join us at the Temple at 7:00 pm. '

Saturday, March 18: YOM HADASH in Concert at Anshe Emeth. Join us for the Temple 's Annual Family Concert.

JAEIY:

Everyone is still buzzing about the awesome time we had at our JAETY retreat to Camp Harlam last month. Special thanks to the AETY leadership and everyone who helped make the weekend such a great success.

Sunday, March 5: Lend a hand at EUJAH'S PROMISE. Meet at Anshe Emeth at 2:30 pm.

Saturday, March 18: YOM HADASH in Concert at Anshe Emeth. Don't miss it!

MARCH 2000 YAHRZEITS IN REMEMBRANCE

The names listed below are taken from the Book of Life and the pennanent memorials in the Temple. These names, which are posted monthly, are read at the Sabbath service im­mediately following the date of passing. Any­one wishing to have the name of a loved one read on the Sabbath should call the Temple

office at 545-6484.

SHABBAT March 3, 2000 DA VIDLEVINE LOUIS SMILOW SOLOMON BLATT EDWARD KATZ SARAH TEICH EVA GROSSMAN MORRIS FUERSTEIN RUBIN LeWlNTER MlLTONM. PARSON MAXCUNO FRANK HENRY NATHAN SAMUEL HERSHKOWITZ MILTON POTASZNIK MILDRED A. FREEDMAN LEOSTOTTER ZALIlUREK FANNY ROSENFELD EDWARD KLEIN JOSEPH E. ZAR JOSEPH HOFFMAN LOTTE ADLER MORGENSTERN

SHABBAT March 10,2000 MORRIS KELLER MORTON GREENFIELD MARIL YNHAMELSKYEDELSTEIN ABRAMMATLOFSKY JOSEPH A. JACOBS MILTON BROWN CHARLES H. J. WOLFSON ANNIE BRElTKOPF ESTELLE CHASKIN AR1HURREICH VIVIANKRAFCHIK ADOLPH HANAUER LEOBUCHINE JACOB GLICK MILDRED MUNEY DAVIS REBECCA GOLDMAN LOUIS FRIEDBERG MlLTONS.PATT ADOLPH MAY JACOB JULIUS TOBIN MARTHA NEIGER REBECCA CHAMIDES PEARLSTEIN JULIA H. FRANKEL DR LOUIS KRAFCHIK IRVING KUSHAKOW

IRVING GLADSTONE DANIEL IRA KESSLER MEYER TOBIN THEODORE BRUSKIN MORRIS SIEGEL

SHABBAT March 17, 2000 MOSES BUSCH MARJORIE ANN GOLDMAN MARTINL. KLEIN DAVID GASH EDITH TUMARKIN SADIE BLUMENTHAL NATHAN WOLFE GUSSIE S. SINGER HYMAN RESNICK ARTHURN. JAFFE MOLITA S. COHN BELLA ZWIEBEL SARAH CURRAN ABRAHAMB. CLA WANS LENA AXEL HARRY 1. POLLINS MILTONPREGER RENATHEJACOBS HARRYRSINGER JULIANBOOKsTA VER ROSA SCHWARZ HAROLD KUSHEL LOUIS HAIMOWICZ JEFFREY LEVINE

SHABBAT March 24, 2000 MAIR CHAIM KARSHMER MILTONURY HERMAN J. SKOLE HARRY KRUGMAN MARYKASTELANSKY DAVID ROBERT RUDNICK LA WRENCECORWIN LOUIS H. PANTER SOL WHITMAN RACHAEL SOLOMON CHARLES H. STEIN ELLIS SHAPSON DANIEL ERIC OSTFELD SIDNEY SHERWIN PEARL B. BUCHWALD ROSE BERGER DR GEORGE 1. ROSENBAUM ROSE KATZ MOSES LEDERMAN HATTIE BLANCHE WEBER EDITH KARTAL SAMUELZ. FINKELSTEIN DR JOSEPH ROTHBERG ROSE BROWN MAXWELL JOSEPH HOFFMAN LOUISBUCH HARRY SIMON

MAX SAPIRSTEIN JOSEPHH. FREEDMAN FRIEDATANZURY SYL VIA EISENBERG

SHABBAT March 31, 2000 AMALIA WALLACH LILLIAN SCHECHIER IRMA NATHAN BECKMAN GUSSIE STOLL MAX RUBINSTEIN HARVEY Z. BAUM SYL VIA ROSENGARTEN ARTIIURS.SILVER MARCUS MILLER SAMUEL CURRAN DEBORAH LEVY LEDERER DOR01HYFRIEDBERG HERMANTUBOWITZ MARX JACOBS ONA SCHWARTZ ESTRIN MONROEG. ROSENBUSCH NAHUMD. BERLIN ROSELLAGORTAHANAUER LOUIS S. ISAACSON PHILIPW.LEHN EMIL MARX SAMUEL BLICHER LOUIS HOPEN BESSIE HARRIS ROBERTG. PASZAMANT

INMEMORIAM

ROBERT AXELROD husband of Joan Axelrod

DA VIA EPSTEIN sister of Stanley Kaufelt

HAROW FRIEDMAN father of Martin Friedman

MOLLY MARCUS KRENBEL mother of Judith Burgis

JOSEPH LARKEY father of Lisa Larkey-Martins

CELlA MOUNT mother of Arlene Reiter

SOPHIE OSHINSKY mother of David Oshinsky

GABRIELSULAM father of Donald Sulam

and Carol Zicklin

We extend deepest condolences to their families.

May their memory abide for blessing.

Tributes - March 2000 Jewish tradition encourages honoring loved ones and friends at special times through acts of Tzedakah. acknowledge contributions made to the Temple's Special Funds.

We gratefully

ALTARFLOWERFUND Shirley & Jerry Sherman BarlBat Mitzvah of: Carol & Neil Weinstein Michael Austerlitz Lee, Marvin, Carly, & Andrew Zektzer

by Helen, Sam, Adam, & Jared Austerlitz Speedy recovery of Phyllis Zieky Jamie Guamaccia by Carol & Neil Weinstein

by the Melamed-Guarnaccia Family In Memory of: Amanda Teitelman Alton Adler

by Jaime, Flo & Jeff Teitelman by the Lifshey Family Julian Wolfson Robert Axelrod

by Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi & Daniel by Linda & Bert Busch Wolfson Saul Fischer

In Memory of: by Ellen & Michael Brown Rose Dreier Sandford Goldstein

by Bernice & Harold Bruskin by Carol & Neil Weinstein Dorothy & Richard Bruskin Sol Marks Joanne & Les Katchen by Ellen & Michael Brown Nicole & Jack Rubin the Lifshey Family

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS BarlBat Mitzvah of: Michael Austerlitz

by Helen, Sam, Adam, & Jared Austerlitz Jaime Guarnaccia

by the Melamed-Guarnaccia Family Amanda Teitelrnan

by Jaime, Flo & JeffTeitelman Julian Wolfson

by Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi & Daniel Wolfson

CANTOR'S MUSIC FUND Bar Mitzvah of: Jaime Guarnaccia

by the Melamed-Guarnaccia Family In Honor of: Cantor Anna West Ott

by David Harris Amanda Teitelman & Family

Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Ellen & Michael Brown Evi Isaacson, Larry Weiss & Debbie

Retirement of Phyllis Zieky by Joyce & Roger Nussbaum

Speedy recovery of Bob Leavitt by Bea & John Adler Joyce & Roger Nussbaum Carol & Neil Weinstein

Speedy recovery of Arthur Lifshey by Bea & John Adler Ellen & Michael Brown Joyce & Roger Nussbaum Carol & Neil Weinstein

Speedy recovery of Stanley Merer by Bea & John Adler Ellen & Michael Brown Nancy, Paul, David, & Adam Harris Sandra & Sol HeckeIman Lorry & Bob Leavitt the Lifshey Family Joyce & Roger Nussbaum

Richard Maston by Phyllis & Michael Zieky

NER TAMID FUND Bar/Bat Mitzvah of: Michael Austerlitz

by Helen, Sam, Adam, & Jared Austerlitz Jaime Guarnaccia

by the Melamed-Guarnaccia Family Amanda Teitelman

by Jaime, Flo & JeffTeitelman Julian Wolfson

by Diana Gonzalez Oandolfi & Daniel Wolfson

In Honor of: . Lynn & Gerry Grater on the birth of their granddaughter Jessica

by Sondra & Robert Cohn Speedy recovery of Harold Bruskin

by Sondra & Robert Cohn Speedy recovery of Stanley Merer

by Harriet Steinberg In Memory of: Ruth Arens

by Toni & Steve Kozak Robert Axelrod

by Sondra & Robert Cohn Baruch Seidman Elly & Bob Stone

Rose Dreier by Frankie & Mark Busch Glenda & Ken Gordon & Family Harriet & Danny Mironov Ruth M. Patt Glennis & Philip Politziner & John O'Donnell Ellen & Karl Rebarber Nancy & Bernard Rineberg, Gail & Stephen Rineberg, Linda & Joe Pressler, Anne & Matt Jacobson, Rachel Rineberg, Greg Rineberg & Leah & Aaron Jacobson Shirley & Jerry Sherman Harriet Steinberg Shelley & Richard Strauss

HONORARIUM FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Bennett Miller

by Wendy & Scott Craven Beth & Charles Levinston Andrea & William Rosenberg

In Memory of: Mildred & Sidney Blitz

LmRARYFUND In Honor of: Carole & Sam Eichenbaum on the engagement of their son Peter

by Brenda Berger Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Susan & Jerry Block Jac C. Heckelman on the publication of his first book Public Choice Interpretations of American Economic History

by Sandra & Sol Heckelman Retirement of Sharon Karmazin

by Brenda Berger Frankie & Mark Busch

Retirement of Phyllis Zieky by Roberta & Jordon Brown

Birthday of Mary Karmazin by Sharon Karmazin & Family

In Memory of: Robert-Axelrod

by Brenda Berger Marian DiStefano

by Ginny & Ilise Belowsky Saul Fischer

by Brenda Berger Sharon Karmazin Sandy & Jerry Katz

Abram Matlofsky by Sharon Karmazin & Family

Lois Moss by Sharon Karmazin

PRA YERBOOKFUND In Memory of: Saul Fischer

by Rita & Eli Peligal Sara Mironov

by Susan, Howard, Jessica, Brian, & Hillary Freeman

MAX MARDER FUND In Honor of: Marriage of our grandson . Lt. Avi Isaacson to Jeni Enns

by Harriet & Milt Stoll Sara & Gerald Isaacson on the marriage of their son Avi to Jeni

by Syd & Milt Seiden by Harriet & Milt Stoll

Harriet & Milt Stoll on the marriage of their grandson A vi to J eni

by Syd & Milt Seiden

Rita Rothfleisch on the engagement of her son Matthew

by Judy & Michael Rothberg Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Carole & Norman Rosenberg Special birthday of Marilyn Asofsky

by Sharon Karmazin & Family Special birthday ofJane Freedman

by Florence & Joe Freedman Speedy recovery of Sandy Friedman

by Bernice & Fred Swidler Speedy recovery of Nan Merer

by Ann & Donald Paszamant Speedy recovery of Stanley Merer

by Ann & Donald Paszamant Dr. Sol Heckelman designation for the Lifetime Achievement Award in NJ & nomination for the National Award by the NJ Association of School Psychologists

by Sandra Heckelrnan In Memory of: Rose Dreier

by Susan & Jerry Block Ann & Steve Cohen Sara, Stu, Lori, & Sandra Levine Blossom & Jerry Lowen Sara & Len Maskin Sandra & Norman Pickelny Carole & Norman Rosenberg Judy & Michael Rothberg Lainie & Stanley Schnall Bobby & Bob Stone

Lois Moss by Roberta & Jay Panter

Hyman Greenblatt by Bernice & Fred Swidler

Sol Marks by Carole & Norman Rosenberg

YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Neal Gold

by the Kotler Family Amanda Teitelman & Family

Rabbi Bennett & Joan Miller on the engagement of their daughter Ellie to Nathan Lynn

by Evi Isaacson, Larry & Debbie Shelley, Richard, Jamie, Sandi, & Ariel Strauss

Susan & Stuart Kohn on the birth of their son Dylan Louis

by Ginny & llise Belowsky Nancy, Paul, David, & Adam Harris

Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Brenda Berger Frankie & Mark Busch

Sandi & Doug Tracy, Mazel Tov in your new home

by Shelley, Richard, Jamie, Sandi, & Ariel Strauss

Dr. Joseph Cohn by the Stuckey Family

In Memory of: Paul Berman

by Karen, Ira, Gerri, & Tara Miller Marian DiStefano

by Roberta, Harvey, & Alison Stone Shelley & Richard Strauss

Davia Epstein by Bernice & Harold Bruskin

Rose Kotler by the Kotler Family

Johanna Wolkoff by Roberta, Harvey, & Alison Stone

CARING COMMUNITY FUND Bar Mitzvah of: Julian Wolfson

by Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi & Daniel Wolfson

In Honor of: Toni & Steve Kozak on the engagement of their daughter Erin to Yale

by Frankie & Mark Busch Gail & Mervin Kroop on the engagement of their son Philip to Lisa Rosen

by Bernice & Harold Bruskin Elinor & Harold Oertell on the engagement of their son Ronald

by Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Rita Rothfleisch on the engagment of her son Matthew

by Susan & Jerry Block Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burkt;

Turbi & Paul Smilow on the engagement of their daughter Peri to Budd Mishkin

by Evi Isaacson, Larry & Debbie Barbara & Leonard Littman on the birth of their grandson

by Susan & Jerry Block Linda & Bert Busch

Birth of our grandson Graham Winslow Scher

by Donna & George Scher Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Connie & Sam Landis

Marcia & David Zajac on the birth of their grandson Jacob

by Carole & Norman Rosenberg Speedy recovery of Harold Bruskin

by Shelley & Richard Strauss Speedy recovery of Paula Masciulli

by Glenda, Ken, Ian, Evan, & Alison Gordon

Speedy recovery of Stanley Merer by Felice & Harvey Hauptman

In Memory of: Robert Axelrod

by Adele & Jack Borrus Ellen & Michael Brown

Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Iris & Martin Goldin Susette Schwartz, Alexis & Tom Rhoda & Jerry Wagman

Marian DiStefano by Elinor & Harold Oertell

Rose Dreier by Sydney & Charles Brandwein Linda & Bert Busch & Family Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Elaine Lehn Ina & Alan Stull Paula Weitzen

Saul Fischer by Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Sue & Art Davis Gail & Howard Weber & Family

Sol Marks by Bea Reiss

Selma Miller by Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Harriet Hoffman

Lois Moss by Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Linda & Bert Busch Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Iris & Martin Goldin Susette Vetrecin, Alexis & Dana Rhoda & Jerry Wagman

Celia Mount by Susan & Jerry Block

Irving Parker by Syd & Milton Seiden

Joseph Waters by Elinor & Harold Oertell

Johanna Wolkoff by Ginny & Bill Mayer Beth & Tom Stuckey

P.T.O.FUND In Honor of: Our marriage

by Wendy & Scott Craven

RINA B. PAKENHAMFUND In Honor of: Anna Frace reading Torah

by grandparents Sandra & Sol Heckelman Joy & Lou Goldstein on the birth of their grandson Dylan Louis

by Elaine & Harmon Katz Barbara & Leonard Littman on the birth of their grandson

by Elaine & Harmon Katz Minda & Bob Shein on the birth of their granddaughter Madeleine

by Frankie & Mark Busch Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Elaine & Harmon Katz

In Memory of: Marian DiStefano

by Carol Adelman & Ricki Rose Dreier

by Elaine & Harmon Katz Arlene & Richard Reiter

Saul Fischer by Joyce & Harvey Weinberg

Bella Leibowitz by Renee, Vic, Jason, Josh, & Eric Deutch Marcia Pav loff Glennis & Philip Politziner

Lois Moss by Elaine & Harmon Katz

Celia Mount by Elaine & Harmon Katz Glennis & Philip Politziner & Family Arlene & Richard Reiter, Hillary Hoffman & Lisa & Leslie Reiter Maria & Nino Scarcella Sharon & Brian Taxman

Johanna Wolkoff by Joyce & Harvey Weinberg

TZEDAKAHFUND In Honor of: Rabbi Bennett Miller

by Amanda Teitelman & Family Harriet & Milton Stoll on the marriage of their grandson Avi to Jeni

by Ann, Steve, Noah, Adam, & Natan Cohen

Barbara & Monroe Glitzer on the marriage of their son Matthew

by Glenda & Ken Gordon & Family Rita Rothfleisch on the engagement of her son Matthew

by Linda & Alan Getz Joy & Lou Goldstein on the birth of their grandson Dylan Louis

by Betty & Jay Reba Carole & Norman Rosenberg

Susan & Stuart Kohn on the birth of their son Dylan Louis

by Diane Pincus & Steve Satz Minda & Bob Shein on the birth of their granddaughter Madeleine

by Carole & Norman Rosenberg Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ali

by Linda & Alan Getz Betty & Jay Reba

In Memory of: Ruth Arens

by Suzie, Leigh, & Abigail Wise Robert Axelrod

by Betty & Jay Reba Marian DiStefano

by Diane Pincus & Steve Satz Rose Dreier

by Paula Masciulli Saul Fischer

by Betty & Jay Reba

Bella Leibowitz by Debbie Budd-Levine & Marty

Sara Mironov by Linda & Alan Getz

Lois Moss by Linda & Alan Getz Paula Masciulli Betty & Jay Reba

Johanna Wolkoff by Ginny & Ilise Belowsky Diane Pincus & Steve Satz

Irving Barry Zwilling by Marilyn & Allan Schulman

SPECIAL CHILDREN'S EDUCATION & DAY CARE FUND In Honor of: Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ali

by Adele & Jack Borrus Speedy recovery of Harold Bruskin

by Ethel L. Meyer Julie Green

by Ethel L. Meyer Lisa Zablocki

by Ethel L. Meyer In Memory of: Rose Dreier

by Susan & Howard Freeman Ethel L. Meyer

Selma Miller by Ethel L. Meyer

JEFFREY ANDREW MEMORIAL FUND In Honor of: Toni & Steve Kozak on the engagement of their daughter Erin to Yale

by Carol Adelman & Ricki Rita Rothfleisch on the engagement of her son Matthew

by Carol Adelman & Ricki In Memory of: Sol Marks

by Carol Adelman & Ricki

RABBI MILLER' CHAI FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Bennett & Joan Miller

by Shelly & Brian Dubin

SHOSHANAPARSELLSYOUTH EDUCA TIONFUND BarlBat Mitzvah of: Michael Austerlitz

by Shoshana Parsells Jaime Guamaccia

by Shoshana Parse lis Julian Wolfson

by Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi & Daniel Wolfson

In Honor of: Shoshana Parsells

by Amanda Teitelman & Family

Toni & Steven Kozak on the engagement of their daughter Erin to Yale

by Joyce & Harvey Weinberg Shoshana Parsells on the engagement of her son Lloyd

by Myra & Fred Feldman Rita Rothfleisch on the engagement of her son Matthew

by Wendy, Melvin, Jared., & Marti Schulman Joyce & Harvey Weinberg Marcia & David Zajac

Speedy recovery of Stanley Merer by Shoshana Parsells

Andrea & Milt Alexander on the acceptance of their son Brian to medical school

by Wendy, Melvin, Jared, & Marti Schulman

Wendy & Melvin Schulman on the accep­tance of their son Jared to medical school

by Rita Rothfleisch In Memory of: Rose Dreier

by Shoshana Parsells Rita Rothfleisch

LubaFreman by Amanda Teitelman & Family

Sandford Goldstein by Rita Rothfleisch

Lois Moss by Myra & Fred Feldman

Alex Kenneth Schulman by Rita Rothfleisch

DEBORAH GOLDSTEIN MEMORIAL FUND In Honor of: Sue & Hilly Berlin on the birth of their grandson Kyle

by Roberta & Jordon Brown Elaine & Arthur Stoller

Joy & Lou Goldstein on the birth of their grandson Dylan Louis

by Carol Adelman & Ricki Susan & Jerry Block Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Maxine & Marty Chodroff Sally & Bill Flieder Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Karen & Elliot Kramer Lorry & Bob Leavitt Stanton L. Levy Myra & Marvin Marantz Ginny & Bill Mayer Andrea & Bill Rosenberg Rhoda Rosenbusch & Family Turbi & Paul Smilow Gail & Howard Weber & Family

Susan & Stuart Kohn on the birth of their son Dylan Louis

by Ellen Berlin Susan & Jerry Block Marilyn Stamberg Burke & Bob Burke Maxine & Marty Chodroff

Sally & Bill Flieder Paula, Rick, Gabriel, Ethan, & Elijah

Reiss Rhoda Rosenbusch & Family Roberta, Harvey & Alison Stone Beth & Tom Stuckey Gail & Howard Weber & Family Joyce & Harvey Weinberg

Marni & Jon Levitt on the birth of their twin sons Noah & Ari

by Rhoda Rosenbusch & Family Arlene & Dick Reiter on the birth of their granddaughter Brooke

by Andrea & Bill Rosenberg Turbi & Paul Smilow on the birth of their twin grandsons Noah & Ari

by Maxine & Marty Chodroff Rhoda Rosenbusch & Family

Birthday of Lou Goldstein by Diane & Steven Chiger

Speedy recovery of Harold Bruskin by Sally & Bill Flieder

In Memory of: Alton Adler

by the ChodroffFamily Robert Axelrod

by Joanne & Elliot Cohen Sandi & Don Sulam

Rose Dreier by Maxine & Martin Chodroff & Family Joanne & Elliot Cohen Sally & Bill Flieder

Lois Moss by Joanne & Elliot Cohen

LOUIS SCHRAGER MEM. LECTURE FUND In Memory of: Lois Moss

by Felice Schrager Johanna Wolkoff

by Felice Schrager

MAZELTOV ... JENNlFER& BENJAMIN HAFIEL on the birth of their son, Joshua JILL & DAVID WOLK on the birth of their son, Colton LYNN & GERRY GRA WRon the birth of their granddaughter, Jessica GINNY & WlLLIAMMA YERon the birth of their grandson, Colton ROBERTA & JAY PANTER on the birth of their granddaughter DONNA & GEORGE SCHER on the birth of their grandson, Graham . SARA & GERALD ISAACSON on the marriage of their son, A vi HARRIET & MIL TON STOLL on the marriage of their grandson, A vi NANCY & LARRY BAILEY on the engagement of their son, Brad SHOSHANA & BOB PARSELLS on the engagement of their son, Lloyd

"Turn Friday Night into Shabbat" As part ofthe 4th Annual Shabbat Across America

Please join us for Congregational Shabbat Dinner

Friday, March 31

Dinner begins at 5:45 PM Complete Shabbat Dinner*

Guests Welcome *Food products kosher

Name ________________________________ ___ Phone ____________________ _

Amount Enclosed· $ ________ _ # Adults _ @$18.00 # Children 5-12 _ @ $9.00

# Children under 5 _@$5.00

On Friday night, March 31, 2000, hundreds of synagogues across the continent will take part in an historic Jewish event to celebrate what unifies all Jews - Shabbat! And everyone is invited ... singles, couples, families - all ages. So bring your neighbors, your friends, your co­workers - and let's celebrate, together! For more information call the Temple office at 732-545-6484.

Reservations must be received no later than one week before the dinner. Reservations made after that date will be based on availability.

• Includes 3% contribution to Mazon

A Musical Coffee House

"FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" Searching for a Jewish Expression

Cantor Nataaha Jitomirakaia

and David Stepanovaky Russian, Ukrainian, Yiddish and Hebrew Songs

This program will explore over 150 years of jewish music from the vast Slavic area and celebrate the creative exchange between the Russian and jewish cultures, A wide range of classical and folk selections create a remarkable blend of jewish wit and Russian melancholy, religious pathos and secular drama, and musical excellence and accessability. Also featured will be th~ composjtions of Cantor jitomirskaia, acknowledging the ongoing search for the new jewish identity in the context of the recent wave of Russian immigration.

Saturday May 6 ,8:00 PM • Keller Hall

Coffee, tea and dessert (including FAMOUS Cheesecake Factory Cheesecake!)

Advance tickets $10.00 At door $12.00

(No tickets will be mailed, list will be at door.)

----------------------------------------Please reserve __ seats for us on Saturday May 6 for the Musical Coffee House at $10 each.

Name: _________________ _ Check enclosed for $, __ _

Telephone: ________________ _

Mail to Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, 222 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08902

Pl¢a5¢ )Oi11 "",$ for

wr Al1l1~al f'al11il\1 COl1Cert f~atwrh1S

Yom Habasl1 Sat~rba\i, Marc}, 18, 2000 at 7 p.m .

. Don't miss Yom Hadash at Anshe Emethl

The New Day in Jewish Contemporary Music! Yom Hadash is well on its way to becoming a

fixture In its genre, and the "fab four of Jewish

contemporary music" is excited to see where the future will take them next.

What is Yom Hadash?

Yom Hadash, a four piece musical ensemble from Boston, MA, blends Jewish texts and ideas with modern rock, blues and funk flavors to create an

exciting, upbeat sound!

We will begin the evening with Havdalah with the band followed by the concert. After the show we will have a

dessert reception where Yom Hadash's debut album "When We Were Young" will be available.

Proceeds will benefit Anshe Emeth's Youth Activit ies

Advanced ticket prices: Patron Family (reserved seating included) - $60 Adult - $12 Child (pre-BarlBat Mitzvah) - $7 Family 4 or more - $30

Advanced tickets must be paid by March 13. Names will be at the door - no tickets sent.

(prices at the door: Adult - $17 Child - $12 No Family tickets at the door)

Nmne __________________________________________ __ Address __________________________ Telephonenumber ______________ _

__ Yes, our family wants to be a Patron Family ($60) _ # Adults _ # Children I1we need _ . Adult ticket( s) - $12 each

_ Child tickets(s) - $7 each _ Familyticket-$30

AmountEnclosed ___ _

Return this form and your check to: Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, 222 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. For more information call the Religious School Office at (732)545-6484.

Sponsored by the Deborah Ann Goldstein Memorial Fund

CALENDAR OF TEMPLE EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES March 2000

Friday 3 Saturday 4

Sunday 5

Mon. - Mon. 6-13 Monday 6 Tuesday 7 Friday 10 Saturday 11

Sunday 12

Shabbat Services Torah Study & Minyan Shabbat Morning Services Religious School Tefillah Service Consulation on Conscience Women' s Rosh Chodesh Men's Overflow Shelter An Evening with.... Matthew Baige/l Trustees Meeting Shabbat Evening Services Torah Study & Minyan Shabbat Morning Services Religious School Tefillah Service Library Discussion Rosh Chodesh Group

8:00p.m. 9:30a.m.

11:00 am. 11:15 am.

9am.-3p.m. 7:30p.m.

7:30p.m. 8:00p.m. 8:00p.m. 9:30am.

11:00 am. 1l :15am. !0:30am. 7:30p.m.

Monday 13 Tuesday 14

Keepers of Jewish Excellence - Stephen Dubner Religious School Committee

7:30p.m. 7:45p.m. 7:00p.m. 8:00p.m.

Friday 17

Saturday 18

Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Friday 24 Saturday 25

Sunday 26

Friday 31

Shabbat L ' eladeem Shabbat Services Babysitting during services. Family Service for Shabbat Torah Study & Minyan Religious School Tefillah Service Yom Hadash Concert Family Megillah Reading MegiUah Reading Family Service for Shabbat Torah Study and Minyan Religious School Tefillah Service Purim Carnival .

50150 Cash Raffle Drawing Shabbat Across America Congregational Shabbat Dinner Shabbat Services

lin Evening with Prof matthew Haigell

Monday evening March 6, 7:30 p.m.

Matthew Baigell is a professor of art history at Rut­gers. He recently published Jewish American Art and the Holocaust with the Rutgers University Press (1997). He is co-editing an anthology on the Jewish experience in modem art that will be out in 2000. His article , "Kaballah and Jewish American Art," ap­peared in Tikkun (July/August, 1999).

Women's Rosh Chodesh Join us on Sunday evening, March 5 at

7:30p.m. at the Temple. The Women's Rosh Chodesh group provides an intimate and spiri­tual experience to celebrate the new moon. For more information call Ann Thayer-Cohen at 819-0580.

For mark your calendars for:

7:30p.m. 9:30am.

11:15 a.m. 7:00p.m. 7:00p.m. 7:00a.m. 7:30p.m. 9:30am.

11:15 a.m. 11:00am.-2:30p.m.

5:45p.m. 8:00p .. m

Shabbat L 'eladeem - Shabbat for Young Children Friday, March 17 at 7:00 p.m.

Join us for our April Book Discussion on April 2 at 10:30 am. in the Library.

Look for your invitation to our Art, Wine, and Sports Memorabilia Auction on April 8

Be sure to save May 31 for our annual Crown of Torah Dinner.

,£ £BRAt£.- . · ~ AT ANINE EMETN MEMORIAL TEMPLE

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F~II.Y MEGll.l.Atf R.EADI~G t40~DAY, MARCH 10 AT ?:OO P.t4.

MEGII.I.AH ~EADI~G TUESDAY, MA~'t1 If AT '=00 At4

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t\S\t· PURltA ~R~I\fA" ~"J:' . ~U~DAY

MARCIf "'tI ff:oo A.M. - 1:30 P.tA.

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".,0 ~I.I. ~.~" h TtlE DRl*.~' FOR. fifE ~.~' ftMPI.E SO/SO RAFFJ.E

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GET SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS AT OUR SPECIAL PRE-CARNIVAL TICI(FI'SALES---

DURING RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ON MARCH .·~1,',I.,'5,II

AND AT THE 'OM HADASH CONCERT ON

MARCH II

8U',5 FOR ONL' $5 (THAT'S LII(f GETTING 4 TICI(fTS FREE)

PLUS GET "MORDECHAI'S MAGIC STAR" ON YOUR TlcmAND Gf' 2 RlEE TICI(f7'I. (OIlL'I A "AILA.LE

". URIIIG THE PRE-CARIIIVAL SALES) " ... ~, ,

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. 'ICI(FI'S ON MARCH 26 AT THE DOOR " ARE

2 FOR $1 OR II FOR $5 \

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Anshe Emeth Participating Scrip Retailers & Order Form

Store Name Denominations Discount AT&T 60 Min PrePaid Card $15 25% American Airlines $50 18% American Eag le Outfitters ~25 8% Applebee's $10 8% Athletic X -Press/Footlooker $10 9% Auqust Max Woman/Causual Corner/Petite Sophisticate $10 19% B. Dalton Bookstores $10 9% Olive Garden/Bahama Breeze/Red Lobster $10 14% Banana Republic $25 9% Barnes & Noble Bookstores $10 9% Bath & Body Works $10 18% Bennigan's $10 18% Best Buy $10/$50 2% Blockbuster Video Gift Card $10 7% Borders $10 8% Burger Kina $5 4%

Casual Corner $10 19% Ch i-Chi 's Mexican Restaurant $10 ' 9%

Chili's $10 11% Chuck E. Cheese Prepaid Card $10 9% Circu it City Prepaid Card

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$50/$100 3% Citqo Cash Card $25 3% Dick's Sporting Goods $25 8% Domino's Pizza $5 5% Eckerd Drugs $10/$25/$100 6%

Eddie Bauer $25 14%

Express $10 13% Exxon Driver Cash Card $25 3% Gap/GapKids/babyGap $25 9% Hold Everything $20 13% Hollywood Video $3.49 18%

Home Depot $25/$100 3% Hyatt Hotels $25 9% JCPenney $10/$25/$100 6% Jo-Ann Fabrics $10 9% KB Toys $10 9% Kent. Fried Chicken $5 9%

Lillian Vernon $20 14%

Limited $10 9% Loews Cineplex Entertainment $5 13%

Lowe's Prepaid Card $25/$100 3%

Macv's $25 9% Marriott Hotels $25 9%

Marshall'slTJ. Maxx $10/$25 8%

Please see other side for more retailers

Mrs. Field's Cookies $S 25% Office Max $25 4% Old Navv $25 9% Outback "Dinner for Two" $25 6% Payless Shoes $20 13% Pier One Imports $10/$25 9% Pizza Hut $5 9% Pottery Barn $20 13% Red Lobster/Olive Garden $10 14% Ruby Tuesday's . $10 9% Sam Goody $10 14% Sears Debit Card $25/$100/$250 2% Shell Prepaid Gas Card ,$25/$100 2% Spiegel $25 9% Structure $25 13% Stuart Anderson's $10 14% Suncoast Video $10 14% IrGI Friday's $10 9% Iroys-R-Us $10 3% Value City Dept Stores $10 9% Walden books $10 8% Warner Brothers Studio Store $10 13% Wendy's $5 9% Williams-Sonoma/Chambers/Gardeners Eden/Hold $20 13% Everything/Pottery Barn . .

MasterCardIVisa orders are accepted at retailers who return more than· 5% back to the Temple. Orders must be paid in full before we will place your gift certificate order.

For more information call Corinne Johnston at 422-6794. Please return this form to the Temple with either your check made out to Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple or Credit Card information. You will be contacted when your order is in the office.

Thank you for your participation.

TO ORDER:

Name, ________________________________ ___ Phone Nwnber -------------Retailer ________________________________ _ Amount --------------------Retailer Amount --------------------------------- -------------------Retailer --------------------------------- Amount __________________ _ Retailer __________________ -:--____________ _ Amount -------------------Total ---------------Credit Card Nwnber ----------------------------------Expiration Date ______________ _ MasterCardlVisa (Circle One)

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