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The Bulletin Congregation Shaaray Shalom

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Jewish Community Center of West Hempstead Franklin Square Jewish Center

Conservative Egalitarian Synagogue 711 Dogwood Avenue, West Hempstead, NY 11552-3425

516 481-7448 Fax: 516 489-9573 www.shaarayshalom.org

April 2020 Nisan/Iyar 5780 Rabbi

Art Vernon

Cantor Todd Rosner

President

Alan Shamoun

1st Vice President Leah Freeberg

2nd Vice President

Daniel Alter

Treasurer Lew Stein

Financial Secretary

Ronni Pollack

Recording Secretary Wayne Vogel

Men’s Club

Joe Richmond

Sisterhood President Rita Kaikow

Building Committee

Richie Selzer

Ritual Committee Jeff Smith Henry Luft

Membership

Leah Freeberg

Office Manager Ira Litkofsky

Rabbi’s Message Sitting in my study, in virtual lockdown due to the COVID-19 outbreak, I am struck by the relevance of our situation to what our ancestors experienced in Egypt. Though they certainly knew nothing about viruses, they knew about other forms of illness and disease. The Torah characterizes these as plagues visited upon the Egyptians by God. Some of the plagues enumerated in the Torah clearly were caused by microbes of some kind, perhaps deadly bacteria or viruses. But the cause of the plagues is not the issue, the reaction of the Egyptians and the Israelites is much more significant. Can you imagine the confusion and terror that the middle and latter plagues c a u s e d a m o n g t h e o r d i n a r y Egyptians? Their world was turning upside down. The agricultural cycle was in chaos. People were dying haphazardly left and right. Their farms were destroyed, they faced irreversible famine. Their social order was collapsing. Their leader, Pharaoh, a god, proved incapable of defending them. Disheartened, dispirited, disoriented - they were at a complete loss in comprehending what was occurring around them. Their once powerful civilization lay in shambles without any explanation or meaning. Of course they were ready to

expel the Israelites, not let them go but to send them away, before any more death and destruction befell them. I hope that we do not reach the point of despair and desperation which the Egyptians surely felt, but we certainly can understand their situation as we contemplate our own attempts to cope with COVID-19. Our situation is even more complex. Our Jewish ancestors had an explanation for the suffering of the Egyptians - this was God's plan for teaching them a lesson and for freeing the Israelites from Egypt. What is our explanation? We are not even sure how this virus emerged and became a threat to us. And we no longer rely on supernatural explanations for events in the natural world. We trust science to reveal the secrets of the universe and uncloak the mystery behind nature. And while scientists and doctors will ultimately discover the secrets of COVID-19 and the means of combating and defeating it, the fear of the still unknown virus and its effects are disconcerting and disturbing. Just as the plagues in Egypt came to an end, so to will the pandemic of COVID-19. And we have every confidence that a solution to this problem will emerge sooner rather than later. In the meantime, just as our ancestors patiently, but anxiously, awaited the redemption from Egypt, so too, we must keep our faith and bide our time continued on page 4]

Rabbi Vernon Study: 516 489-7578 Cell: 973 699-4494 [email protected]

Cantor Todd Rosner Home: 516 505-2966 Cell: 516 972-5917 [email protected]

President Alan Shamoun 917 902-0896 [email protected]

1st Vice President& Membership Leah Freeberg [email protected]

2nd Vice President Daniel Alter 516 680-0654

[email protected] Treasurer Lew Stein 516 485-0065 [email protected] Financial Secretary Ronni Pollack

[email protected] Men’s Club Joe Richmond 516 489-3321 [email protected]

Sisterhood President Rita Kaikow 516 481-3722

[email protected]

Building Committee Richie Selzer 516 481-8263 Cell: 516 680-3063 [email protected]

Ritual Committee Jeff Smith 516 489-5072 Henry Luft 917 592-2808

Bulletin Editor Bernice Slutzman 516 785-7059 [email protected] [email protected] Office Manager Ira Litkofsky 516 481-7448 [email protected]

I M P O R T A N T C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N

TENTATIVE

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

Fri., Apr. 3 Services 7:00 pm Candle Lighting 7:04 pm Sat., Apr. 4 Parsha Tsav Morning Services 9:00 am Torah Reading ~9:45 am Shabbat HaGadol Fri., Apr. 10 Services & Candle Lighting 6:42 pm Sat., Apr. 11 Services 9:00 am Torah Reading ~9:45 am Fri., Apr. 17 Services 7:00 pm Candle Lighting 7:19 pm Sat., Apr. 18 Parsha Shemini Services 9:00 am Torah Reading ~9:45 am Fri., Apr. 24 Services 7:00 pm Candle Lighting 7:26 pm Sat., Apr 25 Parsha Tazria/Metzora Services 9:00 am Torah Reading ~9:45 am PASSOVER SCHEDULE TO BE FOUND ON PAGE 3

DAVID WEISS DAILY MINYAN MONDAY AND THURSDAY: 6:30 AM SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY &

FRIDAY: 8:30 AM SUNDAY - THURSDAY: 8:00 PM

Rabbi’s Office Hours: Tuesday:

3:00 pm-5:00 pm Wednesday:

10:00 am-12:00 pm Thursday:

3:00 pm—3:00 pm

*other hours by appointment

Main Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 5:45 pm

Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Maybe it’s time… I had an entire message planned out, based on those three words. They would be followed by: to rethink your routine. The message was going to be profoundly different, three weeks ago. The whole message popped into my head during services on Shabbat, the week after I wrote my prior message. I was so pleased to have had my inspiration so early. But then everything changed…so quickly. So now my message is: Maybe it’s time to rethink your routine. Yes, we are all rethinking everything about life. Everything that held true yesterday, is changed today. Tomorrow is completely unknown. Many are unbelievably frightened. I may be completely overwhelmed, but I am not frightened. You too, should not be frightened. We will get through this. I do know that our synagogue will never be the same. I hope that the rethinking we are doing today will make us stronger tomorrow. We have outstanding leadership in our shul on many levels, working hard for us, to make sure that we can make it through this storm in one piece. We are changing our thinking on services, gatherings, meetings, and

educational functions. We are rethinking our use of technology, and rather than taking the old approach of shunning it, we are embracing it. Like a business in changing times, or creatures throughout history: those who survive, do so through adaptation. We will survive, and be even stronger. I receive lots of messages from congregants every time an email, phone tree, or flyer goes out: What was wrong, what was right. Suggestions from those who know about other congregants: their needs and their limitations. When the event happens, we learn and adapt. We are going to try and accelerate the pace, so that what you need from your shul, is there in the future. Make sure as we roll out new programs, you engage and get involved. The only way we can improve is through participation and feedback. I don’t know where I will be when this message gets back to me in the mail, but I hope that it will be during calmer times. …and I hope there will be toilet paper on the store shelves. Wishing you all good health, Alan

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF PASSOVER SERVICES

Wed., Apr. 8 Fast of the Firstborn 8:30 am

Wed., Apr. 8 Erev Pesach 7:00 pm Thurs., Apr. 9 Pesach First Day 9:00 am

Thurs., Apr. 9 Pesach 2nd Day Eve. 7:45 pm Fri., Apr. 10 Pesach Second Day 9:00 am

Sat., Apr. 11 Shabbat Chol Hamoed 9:00 am Tues., Apr. 14 Seventh Day Eve. 7:00 pm Wed., Apr. 15 Seventh Day 9:00 am

Wed., Apr. 15 Eighth Day Eve 7:45 pm Thurs., Apr. 16 Eighth Day Early Service 6:00 am also at 9:00 am

The Rabbi's Discretionary Fund Most synagogue funds are used for the benefit of the synagogue, but the Rabbi's Discretionary Fund in par-ticular, is for the benefit of people in need in the community. Unfortunately, as the needs have increased, con-tributions to the Fund have decreased. Keep making the contributions that you have, but if you are able to give something additional for this Fund, please do. All donors are acknowledged, both with a card and in the Bulletin, unless you wish your donation to be anonymous. Thanks and best wishes.

Rabbi’s Message [continued from page 1] until COVID-19 is no longer a threat. Hopefully, by the time we sit at our seder tables in a few weeks, we will look back in time and give thanks for the great deliverance that God wrought for our ancestors and for us. Chag Sameach v'chasher. Rabbi Art Vernon MEMBER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Eric Post Named AJC Long Island Region Director Eric Post has been appointed Director of the American Jewish Committee (AJC) Long Island Region. He previously served as Associate Director of AJC’s New York Region, covering the city’s five boroughs. “Eric Post has demonstrated a profound commitment to AJC’s mission, an ability to lead on implementing new initiatives, and collegiality,” said Melainie Maron Pell, Managing Director of AJC Reginal Offices. “Notably, following the attack on Chabad of Poway, Eric created and spearheaded #TriStateAgainstHate, a successful campaign in which AJC offices in New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Westchester/Fairfield paired synagogue and mosque members to attend each other’s service.” During his tenure at AJC New York Eric Post oversaw interfaith and intergroup outreach to the city’s diverse communities, including managing the AJC-led local Latino-Jewish Coalition and Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council. In addition, he oversaw the ACCESS NY young professionals’ program, as well as AJC New York’s annual campaign. “Having grown up on Long Island it is quite meaningful to be returning,” said Post. “For nearly 20 years, I have been engaged with AJC’s nuanced, centrist, and thoughtful advocacy. I look forward to working with the AJC Long Island Board and supporters to further AJC’s legislative and diplomatic advocacy, and interfaith bridge building in Nassau and Suffolk counties,” said Post. He received his B.A. and M.A. in International Affairs from The George Washington University.

Congregation Shaaray Shalom Dedication & Contribution Funds

Take a Moment and Make a Difference It’s easy to honor or remember friends and family by selecting a lasting shul dedication

or contributing to any of our many funds. No donation is too small. Write a check for an item that interests you and drop it in the mail

or call the office for more information.

Dedications Outside Bulletin Marquee Stones $250 Tree of Life Leaf $100 Chumash $75 Sanctuary Stained Glass Windows Call Office Sanctuary Seat $250 Yahrzeit Plaque $300 members; $375 non-members Electronic Yahrzeit Board $200 Minyanaire’s Plaque $180 Prayer Book $25 Pulpit Flowers $118 Sponsor Kiddush (standard) $500

Funds General Fund: For everyday operations of the

Synagogue. Building Fund: Capital improvements, maintenance and repair of our facilities

Program Funds: Programs of Judaism through art, litera-ture, music and video; food for the needy, etc. Murry Roth Torah Maintenance Fund:

Maintenance of our Torah Scrolls Chesed Fund: For people sitting Shiva or are ill Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Cantor’s Discretionary Fund

SECURITY TEAM UPDATE Congregation Shaaray Shalom is doing everything possible to provide a safe facility for prayer and community. Our Security Team has made some difficult, yet necessary decisions to further tighten the secu-rity for the safety of our congregation and their guests. A new lock requiring keyed entry has been installed at the side door entrance. These keys are the type that cannot be duplicated; and the Security Team will decide on the distribution of keys, as well as maintain as list of key holders. On Shabbat and Yom Tov mornings, the Security Guard will continue to be stationed at the front, main entrance to the building, and these doors will remain open during the service. All synagogue members will enter through the main entrance. The Security Guard will have a current membership list, and may ask for your name as you enter the front doors. Please comply with his request. All non-members MUST enter through the front door, only. We appreciate your understanding of the heightened security precautions that Congregation Shaaray Shalom is taking. Our intent is to have our building safe and secure for all of our congregants. Thank you. Leah Frankel 1st Vice President

The procedures listed above will continue to be in place when the shul reopens for services.

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL PURIM EVENT CSS was again a co-sponsor of the most unusual Megillah Reading in the local area. Who but CSS would go to a kosher Chinese restaurant to join with a few other local congregations to enjoy a joint reading of the Megillah and then be treated to a great luncheon? Fifteen of our congregants joined with 4 other congregations to make this wonderful and very important day a real enjoyable event. Rabbi Vernon’s wonderful interpretation of the story, done gangster style was very, very entertaining. We look forward to next year to see what new idea the Rabbi comes up with.

Mechirat Chametz I, ________________________, hereby empower and permit Rabbi Art Vernon, Spiritual Leader of Congregation Shaaray Shalom, to act in my behalf to sell all chametz and all products containing even the smallest percentage of chametz, possessed by me (knowingly or unknowingly), as defined by our Torah and Rabbinical law, and to lease all places wherein the above mentioned products owned by me may be found, especially in the premises located at: Rabbi Art Vernon has the right to sell and to lease the above such transactions as he deems fit and proper to such time when he believes necessary. The above authorization which is hereby given is meant to be in conformity with all Torah and Rabbinical Laws and regulations, and also to be in accordance with the laws of the State of New York and of the United States of America. To this I do hereby affix my signature on this _____day of ____________,2020. Enclosed is my contribution in the amount of ______ made payable to the Rabbi’s Discretionary (Passover) Fund.

A Sweet and Kosher Pesach

Mark & Ileana Ascher Sylvia Baxt

Ilene & Michael Berman Adele Birnbaum

Joan & Seth Bykofsky Deborah Capilupi Shirley E. Cohen Helene Fastman

Marylin & Richard Frank & Family

Leah & Ed Freeberg Elaine Friedman

Janna & Larry Gabel Gladys & Morris Gewirtz

& Family Judith Gewirtzman

& Family Sue & Mark Glatman

Ralph & Cindy Greenberg Florence & Elliot Gross

Elaine & Jacques Hakim Rita Kaikow

The Kinghoffer-Kay Family

Linda & Henry Luft

Mina & Arbie Orenstein & Famiy

Ronni Pollack Florence & George Rand Laura & Joe Richmond

Sheila & Larry Rosenberg Roberta & Eric Rowner

Audrey Schneider Doris Schuster & Family Judy & Rena Schwarz The Shostak Family Belle & Arthur Simon

Bernice Slutzman Toni & Howard Soren Judith & Martin Stone

Elyse, Scott, Maya & Dana Stone

Lew Stein & Family Jean Stern & Family Naomi & Howard

Tannenbaum Roslyn & Emanuel Weiss

Fran Welner & Family

APRIL 28TH MAY 5TH

MAY 12TH

MAY 19TH

MAY 26TH

JUNE 2ND

JUNE 9TH

April 21st

Sisterhood “Joy and Memorial” cards are available by calling either Fran Welner 516 485-1682 or Sylvia Baxt 516 485-0282

This card is printed in a lovely blue color.

From May ‘light and joy, gladness and honor’ prevail (Esther 8:16)

Congregation Shaaray Shalom

Sisterhood Gratefully acknowledges

a gift in honor of

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FOOD FUND Dear Friends, Pesach is almost here. In this unusual time of self-quarantine it is of the utmost importance that food banks be able to stock needed supplies and make deliveries possible. Please open your hearts and wallets to those who are in need. Shalom, Arbie Orenstein

ATTENTION CONTRIBUTORS!

All submissions for publication in the Bulletin are due no later than the 15th of the month.

• Write it in an e-mail (or as a Word attachment) and send it to either email address: [email protected] [email protected]

or • Bring your item on disk or a paper submission (typed or printed only) to the synagogue office and leave it

with Ira or Chanene.

• Should there be errors, please contact the Editor directly through the email addresses listed on page 2 or above.

See us on the West Hempstead and Preservation Society website:

www.facebook.com/WestHempsteadHistoricalSociety

DATES TO REMEMBER

Cantor’s Class Every Sunday @ 11:30 am Men’s Club Bowling: Tuesdays @8:00 pm at Herrill Lanes [465 Herricks Road] Movie Matinee To Be Announced wRap with the Rabbi Weekday lunch with informal discussions Visit our website: www.shaarayshalom.org for more info

Tallit & Technology Join the Men’s Club on any Sunday morning for minyan @8:30 and stay for a lesson on computers, phones and tablets. Let us keep you in touch with your children, grandchildren and friends. Just bring the tool of your choice and we will get you up and run-ning. There is no age limit. Learn the internet, apps for your phone and tablet, email or how to use your smart phone.

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248 Hempstead Ave. Wet Hempstead, NY 11552

TEL: (516) 292-9309 FAX: (516) 292-9320

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SISTERHOOD PANDEMIC 2020 Like us all, I find myself in exile, having been advised to stay home and away from others. Because I've opted to go out into the world -- just two more times before finding

myself once more behind locked doors-- I am now being treated like a pariah. Perhaps I should relocate to India where I can join the Untouchables. At least I would fit in. Trying to think positively, having to stay at home can have some benefits. This is a good opportunity to do spring cleaning, use up all the food we've accumulated over the winter (enough for months), prepare for Pesach, etc., etc. After three days my own industriousness has allowed me to accomplish: nothing. Sadly, there will be plenty of time to putter around if this pandemic lasts as long as predicted. On a more positive note, while we languish at home we'll be able to look back on our Purim luncheon. A pleasure, and we'll have plenty of time to enjoy all the snacks in our Purim baskets. If we're careful they should hold us until Pesach. Will there be sederim? Will our friends and families return from Florida tanned and healthy? Will they be able to safely enter airports or even get on a plane? The news has frightened us all, and we are wise enough to listen to warnings. At least we can still visit each other on the phone or internet. Let's hope that the May issue of the Bulletin will find us safely out and about and finally seeing each other in the flesh as we celebrate our pre-Mother's Day Brunch. Don't forget to fill out the Beat the Clock and luncheon reservation forms elsewhere in this Bulletin. Have a zeissen Pesach, even if you are forced to attend a virtual Seder. Be well and be careful. If you've given a thought to the passing of Florence Kruman and Addie Chersevani, be grateful they have been spared this ordeal. May they rest in peace. Shalom, Helene

President: Rita Kaikow 481-3722 Treasurer: Laura Richmond 489-3321 Financial Secretary: Fran Welner 485-1682 Recording Secretary: Rachel Landes 209-1254 Book Club: Ileana Ascher 486-2995 Bulletin Reporter: Helene Fastman 328-9598 Gift Shop: Laura Richmond 489-3321

Joy and Memorial Cards: Sylvia Baxt 485-0282 Fran Welner 485-1682 Mah Jongg: Rachel Landes 209-1254 Membership Chair: Judi Stone 489-4231 Mini University: Florence Gross 486-4815

Who's Who of Sisterhood Officers and Chairwomen

MEN’S CLUB ON THE MOVE The men’s club was happy to sponsor the Shabbat Across America event for well over our 15 years We thank the Cantor and Rabbi Vernon for a very insightful learning of the importance of Shabbat and end our evening with a great meal provided for us from our in house caterer Doni P a little change in our menu to keep things lively and timely and it was just a great evening attended by about 30 people. we hope everyone en-joyed he evening and we look forward to our next event. We were anticipating a reprise of our very successful program of Friday Nite Live led by our guest Rabbi Ari Vernon who unfortunately will not be able to attend due to the quarantine. We hope to do this program later in the spring. The Men’s Club is once again supporting the Yellow Candle Program of distributing a yellow candle to each every family to light on Yom Hashoah and to remind every one in heir household the importance of remembering and teaching that this day must not be forgotten so it can never happen again. We hope this endeavor will still be possible.

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YAHRZEITS Sue & Gloria Abramowitz for Marty Abramowitz Jacob Goodman Karyn Axel for Martin Axel Sylvia Baxt for Joseph Baxt Adele Birnbaum for Stanley Birnbaum Rose Brager for Sophie Feit Ed Broidy for Benjamin Broidy Morris Schwartz Deborah Capilupi for Herman Witchel Minnie Witchel Ellen David for Roslyn Roth Robert Dorman for Bernard Dorman Renee Drachtman for Eli Silberman Gabrielle Fastman for Oscar Fastman Edward Fishman for Matsil Isaac Matsil Gladys Gewirtz for Rebecca Zebofsky Regina Glasser for Sandor Wohlberg Rochelle Goldin for PaulGoldin Dean Heitner for Samuel Heitner Rita Kaikow for Howard L. Kaikow Anthony Papadopoulos for Elayne Papadopoulos Maurice Penchinar For Irma Penchinar Leon Penchinar Mirla Penchinar Sydelle Rader for Harry Ackman Gladys Reiter for Rose Gellman Susan Reiter

Mark Reiter for Susan Reiter Larry & Sheila Rosenberg for Stanley Frankel Matthew Rosenblum for Max Rosenblum Leslie Rubin for Julius Rubin Doris Schuster for Jack Suster Janet Starker for Ida Slabidker Howard & Toni Soren for Erna Grossman Lew Stein for Anita Stein Jean Stern for Evelyn Stern Harry Weber Julius Wagman for Jack Wagman Roslyn Weiss for Samuel Kaufman Lillian Weizman for Morris Janofsky Frances Welner for Lilian Davis Samuel Geldman Fay Thomajan Golda Welner Julius Welner

IN MEMORY OF Florence Kruman from

Sylvia Baxt Florence Kruman from

Frances Welner Naomi Lane from Gail Bates

Ted Bennet from Rhonda Frankel-Fein &

Richard Fein Alan Eliscu & Elaine Kornbluh

from Elaine & Jacques Hakim Martin Lazarow from

Helga Lazarow Seymour Rayner from

Estelle Rothfeld Florence Kruman &

Alexander Simon from Arthur Simon

Ruth Cohen from Lew Stein

IN MEMORY OF Addie Chersevani

Sylvia Baxt Elaine Friedman

Elaine & Jacques Hakim Frances Welner

REFUAH SHELEIMA

Elaine & Jacques Hakim for Mr. & Mrs. Tom Eckerd,

Herb Gruder, Henry Luft and Mrs. Nosrat Nejathaim

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY

FUND Jack Kruger in memory of Helen

Kruger Maurice Penchinar

Ronni Pollack Gail Slomko

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY

FUND Ronni Pollack Gail Slomko

FOOD FUND Ronni Pollack

Estelle Rothfeld

MISCELLANEOUS Fariba and Joshua Hourizadeh

MAOT CHITTIM

Ileana & Mark Ascher Kathy & Milton Falk

Gladys & Morris Gewirtz Rita Kaikow

Beverly Kaplan Ronni Pollack Florence Rand Arthur Simon

Bernice Slutzman Judy Weiss

Frances Welner

THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OUR SYNAGOGUE WITH THANKS

Apr. Nisan 15 Abraham Carmel 22 Jakob Schwarz

1 7 Haim Alcabes 15 Louis Edelman 17 23 Aaron Harry Keenholtz

7 Sadie Baden 15 Ida Feldman Keital 23 Abraham Levine

7 Minnie Cohen 15 Sigmund Sobel 23 Harold Reiter

7 Samuel Lusthaus 15 Mervin Wechsler 18 24 Abraham Grossman

7 Ralph Pollack 10 16 Ethel Brody 24 Zelda Leonore Lassman

2 8 Doris Honig 16 Ted Levine 24 Meyer Lazarow

8 Max Kligman 16 Henry Simon 24 Bernard Reiter

8 David Weiss 16 Danny Wolinsky 24 Helen Schwartz

3 9 Samuel Bergman 16 Penny Wulinsky 19 25 Ida Abramowitz

4 10 Moshe Chaim Barth 16 Abraham Ziaman 25 Paulne Cohen

10 Joseph Etischek 11 17 Clara Belanoff 25 Fannie Frank

10 Bernard Gilsenberg 17 William Jacobson 25 Irwin Klein

10 Israel Gordon 17 Dr. Irv Listengart 25 Augusta Newman

10 Samuel Marcus 12 18 Max Hanfling 25 Sonya Siegler

5 11 Ida Rabinowitz Cohose 18 Fannie Lichtenberg 20 26 Reuben Benowitz

11 Shirley E. Greenberg 18 Mary Schacher 26 Sylvia Kroll

11 Luzar Grossman 13 19 Geroge Drxler 26 Fannie Krotch

11 Rose Rader 19 George Markwitz 26 Sarah Pokress

11 Nathan Schvedman 19 Isadore Rosen 21 27 Laverne Strober

11 Lillien B Seymann 19 Dotty Schwartz 27 Elsie Trichon Paley

11 Lena Slupsky 19 Louis Smith 27 Simon Unger

11 Nat Tarab 19 Rose Weinstein 22 28 Edward Apar

11 Sadie Weiss 19 Morris Zebofsky 28 May Appel

6 12 Rose Ferber 14 20 Joseph Blaustein 28 Herman Follender

7 13 Helen Buttleire 20 Jacqueline Kamerman 28 Ranni Reinstein

13 Sara Drooks 15 21 Rose Drachtman 28 Henry Schorr

13 Rosalie Lila Gould 16 22 Rose Emerling 28 Florence Smith

13 Edith Zalin 22 Nathan Glazar 28 Charles Sorkowitz

8 14 David Barth 22 Morris Kellner 28 Lena Weiselberg

14 David Garth 22 Minnie Klinger 23 29 Irving Baer

14 Ida Glazer 22 Manuel Manfield 29 Frances Goldstein

14 Samuel Goldman 22 Arthur Prince 29 Frieda Honig

14 Vivian Shapiro 22 Shirley Rome 29 Fannie Millard

9 15 Abraham Blumberg 22 Minnie Rothfeld 29 Celia Rosen

15 Samuel Brandt 22 Selma Schliff 24 30 Aaron Morris Diamond

During the month of April 2020, the following yahrzeiten will be observed by the listing of your loved one’s name on the Yarhzeit Screens.

30 Pauline Katz

30 Celia Leff

Iyar

25 1 Saul Bazerman

1 Lila Borowick

1 Lois Eisenberg

1 Gussie Krutchick

1 Max R. Saul

1 Jessie Sperling

26 2 Abraham Cohen

2 Adolph Friedel

2 Gloria Gabel

2 Nathan Klein

2 Nyman Krutchik

2 Sylvia Lipson

2 Harry Spielberg

2 Samuel Tuchband

2 Harry Williams

27 3 Betty Brotman

3 Samuel Ingerman

3 Sadie Levine

3 Lieb Scheiner

28 4 Rose Bard

4 Philip Beekman

4 David Fishman

4 Marvin David Krutchik

4 Samuel Kulick

4 Minnie Maslin

4 Sarah Oshkinazy

4 Samuel Wegman

29 5 Isidore Leimsider

5 Bessie Mevorah

5 Samuel I. Ogus

5 Bessie Rubinstein

30 6 Lena Telsey

THE BULLETIN Congregation Shaaray Shalom

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Congregation Shaaray Shalom is a member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Juda-ism. We provide a wide range of programs, reaching out to all of our member families and the community-at-large. Our Daily Minyanim, Sisterhood, Men’s Club, Chavurot and Mitzvah programs are among our outstanding activities. We encourage your participation.

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