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" "em pie B' Nai Or Bulletin

Overlook Road, Morristown, New Jersey 079�O

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An Affiliate of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

FRIDAY, MAY 6th "SHABBAT FOR TODAY" The Gershon Kingsley Folk Rock Service with Chorus and Orchestra. Cantor Theodore Aronson, Soloist

FRIDAY,'MAY 13th SABBATH SERVICE

FRIDAY, MAY 20th CONFIRMATION SERVICE

8:�0 P.M.

8:0Q P,M.

8:00 P.M.

MONDAY, MAY 23rd 10:00 A.M. SHIVUOT and YIZKOR SERVICE

FRIDAY, MAY 27th 8 :30 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE The Sennon: "A BAR MITZVAH MIDRASH"

VALERIE BURNSTEIN, LISA GINGOLD, DEBRA

NUSSBAUM and ELIZABETH HECK will cele­

brate their Batai Mitzvah, and RICHARP

MYERS, JONATHAN KASS and KEITH GORE

their Blnai Mitzvah at Temple this

month. We extend our heartfelt Mazal

Tov to the young people and 4heir

famil ies.

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"[fOE CONTINUING CHALLENGE"

MAY 1977

The Temple year will soon draw to a close. We can look back upon the busy lOOnths that h�ve pa�sed with a md�ture 9f satisfaction apd frustration, It has been a year rich in activ�ties and programs, and it certain­ly brought an increase in spectator growth. As our congregation continues to grow, it becomes increasing�y complicated to manage its affairs. The finances of a growing i�stitution such as ours become a greater challenge, and the perennial problem of finding volunteer assistance lOOre and more difficult.

AS we look to the beginning of a new fiscal y�ar, again I make my appeal to our member­s�p at lq.rge for support, which includes living up to one's �inancial co�tment and,

'equally important, actively participating in the religious, educational and adminis­trative func�ions qf our Temple.

A marvelous �tart will be your attendance at the Spring Congregational Meeting to be held pn May 18th, when the achieve�nts and prob­lems of Temple will be discussed and we will also enjoy some gala entertainment. Please do your part to insure that this meeting will �e a large and representative one.

RABBI Z. DAVID LEVY

"Friday Night is Temple Night"

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PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!

SATURDAY, APRIL 30th: Classes resume for Grades Kdg.-3

SUNDAY, MAY 1st: Classes resume for Grades 4-7

MONDAY, MAY 2nd: Classes resume for Grades 8-10

THURSDAY, MAY 5th: Midweek Hebrew classes resume

SATURDAY, MAY 7th: First Session of Grade 7 Torah Study Class

SUNDAY, MAY 8th: Post Confirmation Class Breakfast

MONDAY, MAY 16th: Final Session of High School

FRIDAY, MAY 20th: confirmation 8 P.M.

THURSDAY, MAY 26th: Final Session of Midweek Hebrew

GRADE 7 TORAH STUDY CLASS . • .

As part of our seventh grade curriculum, we are o�fering an enrichment program of Torah Study. During this very important year in our youngsters' education, we feel it is most appropriate to initiate an in-depth study of the Torah from the Rabbinic, arch­aelogical and scientific points of view.

Bill Auerbach, whom we consider one of the brightest and most magnetic members of our faculty, will be the instructor for the course.

Classes will meet on Saturday mornings from 9: 30 to 11: 00 on:

May 7, May 14, May 21, June 4 and June 11

The final session, June 11th, will be a com­bined class with the Rabbi, students and thei� parents. We believe this program will be one of the most significant experiences in our school.

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The next Post Confirmation breakfast get­together will be held on Sunday, May 8th, at 10: 30 A.M. Rabbi Levy will meet with eleventh and twelfth grade students for a discussion and breakfast.

MACCABIAH GAMES . . . •

The County Maccabiah Sports Events will be held on Sunday, May 15th, from noon until 6:00 p.m. at the Morris Hills High School. Temple BINai Or Religious School will be participating. Any student interested in partici�ating or in being a spectator should contact Mr. Robert Zlotnick (895-4023 ).

ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE·DAY ....

On Sunday, June 5th, there will be a SA�UTE TO ISRAEL PARADE in New York. This year will celebr�te the tenth anniversary of the re­unification of Jerusalem. We urge all member families to go and show their solidarity with Israel.

Correction! In announcing the names of our

Purim Carnival costume winners, our "Most

Original" winner somehow was shown as Jonathan

Helderman. We all know it is Joshua, not Jonathan. Sorry, Josh!

- - TEMPLE NOTES

Congratulations and Best Wishes

Engaged to be Married: Sherly Cheskin and Saul Joseph, Carol Cohnstein and Emil Krynick.

New arrivals: Julie Erica Marx, born to Joan and David on January 18th, and Amy Beth Deluca, born to Elinor and Dr. Joseph on February 16th.

Honored: Wendy Mayer named Young Career Women of the Year by the Business and Pro­fessional Womenls Club of Fitchburg, Mass., and will compete with other outstanding young career women at the State Spy Conven­tion.

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CONGRATULATIONS AND EVERY GOOD WISH FOR THE FUTURE TO OUR 1977 CONFIRMANDS!

Michael Cohen Amy Cohn Eve Cowan

Sharon Feigenbaum' Suzanne ,Frank Ira Ginsburg David Glickman Lenore Gould Adam Greene Lisa Gruber Scott Heller

, Lo,; s Herzfeld Jill Kaplan Robert Largman

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Arthur Lewis David Lubowe Amy Meiselman Daniel Michaels

. Anita P'err Stephen Puckowitz Allan Robinson Elena Singer Ronald Stern Douglas Stone Fred Thomsen Jean Weissglass Mark Widmann Nina Zubk6ff

SPRING CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH, 8:15 P.M.

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ENTE'RTAINMENT

VICE PRESIDENTS' REPORTS

TREASURER'S REPORT

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

RABBI'S REPORT

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Refreshments

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S I S T E R H O 0 0

"BINA I ORACLES "

Barbara Greenfarb, President Norine Cohen, Editor

Judy Cohen, Membership Vice President

CALENDAR:

SATURDAY, APR IL 30TH - "ENTERTA INMENT 177"!

MONDAY, MAY 16TH, 9:30 A.M. "MORN ING IN MAY" AT BLOOM INGDALEIS

MONDAY, JUNE 6TH - INSTALLAT ION * * * *

S ISTERHOOD BOOK GROUP - Discuss the latest novels and important books of the past with your friends. This group is now forming and needs your

input.

For further information, call Susan Spurr (267-7408).

COMMUN ITY PROJECTS:

Sisterhood is helping to furnish a room at the new Richmond Fellowship Halfway House on Mt. Kemble Avenue. A donation for the purchase of a new bed in the sum of $115.00 has been made by Sisterhood.

If you have a spare upholstered chair, desk, lamp, blankets, etc. to donate for this very worthy project, please call Dot Gold (539-2987) .

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A special thank you to Barbara Zlotnick for a superb job, successfully completed on April 3rd at the Family Seder. And thanks to all the gals who helped "set the stage", to a 11 the boiled egg makers and Passover bakers, and, of course, to our own "flower lady ", Betty Pol ow.

MONDAY, MAY 16TH, 9:30 A. M • • • •

PLEASE DO PLAN TO JOIN US FOR

OUR VERY SPECIAL FASHION SHOW

AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST • • • •

Tickets are $3.50. Baby sit­

ting arrangements available.

Charlotte Cohen 538-3254 Phyllis Ziegler 538-7779

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M E NIS C L U B B R E A K F A S T

SUNDAY, MAY 15th,

ANNUAL BUS INESS

MEETING ..... .

Under discussion will be a proposed amendment to the Menls Club Constitution, and any other matter� the members may wish to bring to the a�tentlon o! the meeting, followed by elec­tlon of offlcers for the coming year.

If the proposed amendment is passed, it will permit the addition of new talent to our Club. We hope all of our members will be with us on May 15th to insure that we are prepared for a banner year to come!

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FLOWER AND TRIBUTE FUND DONATIONS:

IN MEMORY OF:

Edna Lerner, Mother of Corrine Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Irving Beer Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sager Mr. and Mrs. Basil Kamener

Harry G. Schiffmann Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

Abraham Shachat, Father of Rita Botkin Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kanengiser

Mother of Ethel Bloom Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sager

Samuel Marantz, Father Mrs. Ruth M. Cohen*

Stewart Szerlip, Brother of Dr. Leonard Szerlip

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Beer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

Anne Lipschutz, Sister of Martin Chase Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

IN HONOR OF:

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Michelle Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ricken*

Bar Mitzvah of son Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Polisar*

Bar Mitzvah of son Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Soberman*

Bar Mitzvah of son James Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rosenhaus*

Bar Mitzvah of son Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Newton Schwartz*

Bar Mitzvah of son Michael Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Fenster*

Bar Mitzvah of son Marc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldstein*

Bar Mitzvah of son Richard Mrs. Nancy Reingold*

Bar Mitzvah of son Marc Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W;ener*

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stern*

Marriage of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graddis Birthday of Mitzi Szerlip and Dedication of Sanctuary Tapestry

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

�denotes Patron contribution. For donations to the Flower and Tribute

Fund, call Phyllis Ziegler (53 8-7779;.

SHABBAT SHIRA FUND DONATIONS:

IN MEMORY OF:

Father of Jerri Ekblom Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Roberts

Goldye Shapiro, Mother of Elaine Menkes Friends at Financial Reporting R. D. Sigler, Jr.* Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Szerlip

Shirley Lipp, Mother of Nan Kanengiser Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Szerlip Mr. and Mrs. Henny Weber* Mr. and Mrs. Milton Litwin

Rae Trilling Simmons Mr. Sol Weinberg

Mother of Malcolm Levenson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Litwin

Hannah Steinhardt Mrs. Eva Hess

Samuel Abraham, Father of Florence Frischman Dr. and Mrs. Simon Leventhal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pfeiffer Dr. and Mrs. Sol Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dornfeld

George Bask;nd Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Israel

Stewart Szerlip, Brother of Dr. Leonard Szerlip

Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs.

Robert Davis Seymour Scheckman Isedor Cohen* Mi 1 ton li twi n

Anne Lipschutz, Sister of Martin Chase Mr. and Mrs. Morton Guryan

Justin Wayne Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Rosenberg Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Szer1ip Dr. and Mrs. Morton Silk Mr. and Mrs. Isedor Cohen* Miss Minna Miller Mrs. Edna Saperstein Mrs. Samuel Hollander Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Schreiber

Yetta Singer Dr. and Mrs. Albert Singer

Dora Cutler Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Rosenberg

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SHABBAT SHIRA FUND DONATIONS {continued}

IN HONOR OF:

Thanks for Recovery of Sy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess

Thanks for Recovery of Jay Geller Dr. and Mrs. Julius Cohen

Speedy Recovery to Dr. Leonard Szerlip Dr. and Mrs. Robert Davis

Speedy Recovery to Ruth Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Morton Guryan

Speedy Recovery to Sy Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Szerlip Mrs. Samuel Hollander

*denotes Patron contribution. For donations to the Shabbat Shira Fund, call Buddy Hollander {584-7329}.

PRAYERBOOK FUND

Thanks to your generous donations, the Prayer­book Fund has purchased copies of the Penta­teuch and Haftorahs. Rabbi Levy will be read­ing from these Bibles monthly.

The Ritual Committee has recommended that we also use the new Union Prayerbooks, liGates of Prayer", as one·of.our Sabbath books. Thanks to a substantial gift, we will be receiving 100 copies of this in the Spring. However, we will need additional copies in order to have one available for everyone attending the Services.

When you have occasion to remember a loved one, a lasting memorial is a Prayerbook. An appro­priate card will be sent and a plaque placed in each book. The cost of a Prayerbook is $10. To purchase these books for the Temple or for yourself, please call Mitzi Szerlip (538-0641).

Prayerbooks have recently been donated:

IN MEMORY OF:

Anne Lipschutz, Sister of Martin Chase Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swotinsky

Goldye Shapiro, Mother of Elaine Menkes Mr. and Mrs. Nat Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wernick

Samuel Abraham, Father of Florence Frischman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

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Prayerbook Donations (continued)

Justin Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zoltner Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Menkes Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnold Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Kanders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tolkoff

Ruth Weiss, Mother of Renee Goldenberg Nonmandy Park School Association

SOVIET JEWISH RALLY IN MORRISTOWN

How often have Jews wished that they could turn back the clock to 1934, and reach out with let­ters and cables and concrete help to the Jews who were just beginning to experience the Holo­caust? Unfortunately, these are only dreams, dreams of a horrible reality. But now, as history seems to be repeating itself in the : Soviet Union, there is something we can ALL do!

Please join us, make your presence known, make your voice heard, give a :Sunday afternoon. ,� • •

save a Jewish life! , -

SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1977

1:00 P.M. on the Morristown Green to begin th� march.

2:00 P.M. at the Morristown Jewish Community Center, Speedwell Avenue for rally.

(In case of rain, the ma'rchwi11 'be c'ance'l1ed and the rally will start at'the Center at 2:00 p.m. as scheduled.) i

Features: Interfaith Solidarity.Day Proclama­tion by the Mayor.

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March of Jews and Christians as brothers and sisters.

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Presentation of Humanita.rian Award to ,Congresswoman Mi, llicent F:enwick. Address by Professor Thomas Bird of Queens College, internationally known authdrity on the problems of Soviet Jewry.

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Authorities tell us that the Soviet government is extremely sensitiVe to public opinion, es­pecially-when Jews and Chri's�ian.s get tQgether. Together, let us lift our voices and show, the world that "Jews will never again be 1ef't to'die like sheep". Am Yisrae1 Chai!

t, SUNDAY « 1 4, RESUME REL IG-• IOUS SCHOOL

Grades 4-7

MONDAY

RESUME REL IGIOUS SCHOOL - Grades 8-10

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8 9 POST CONF IRMA-TION BREAKFAST

10:30 AM

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET ING 8: 15 PM

15 16 MEN'S CLUB S ISTERHOOD FASH ION

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SR. TYG CAR WASH AND BAKE SALE F INAL SESSION --

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HEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 4 5 6 7

SlSTERHOOD STUDY GROUP - 10 AM

RESUME M IDWEEK IISHABBAT FOR TODAY'

HEBREW 8:30 PM

11 12

S ISTERHOOD STUDY GROUP - 10 AM

( Final Session )

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L ISA G INGOLD DEBRA NUSSBAUM

Bat Mitzvah SABBATH SERV ICE

8:00 PM

VALER IE BURNSTE IN Bat Mitzvah

11 AM

R ICHARD MYERS Bar Mitzvah

5 PM

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