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CONGREGATION AGUDATH ACHIM Page 1 March 2020

Rabbi Sydni Rubinstein [email protected]

David E. Ginsburg President (318) 469-8503 [email protected] Website: agudathshreveport.com

The Shul Shpiel

Shabbat Services: Friday Evening at 8:00 p.m., Saturday Morning at 9:45 a.m.

Adar - Nisan 5780 MARCH 2020

Congregation Agudath Achim Synagogue

9401 Village Green Drive, Shreveport, LA 71115

Phone: 318-797-6401

Women’s History Month

“Hag Purim Sameah! Happy Purim!”

March 9 - 10, 2020


Executive Message

Dear Kahila of Agudath Achim,

As we are moving through our first year with Rabbi Rubinstein, we are being rewarded with her

programming, creativity, and her messages. Presently the class on Wednesday evenings that

started last month has been meeting in the social hall, because the library would be too small. It is

a healthy mix of members wanting more clarity on certain topics, non-Jewish spouses wanting to

learn more about what a Jewish family should be like and others on a spiritual journey or just

wanting to know more.

Looking to the month ahead, Purim is in front of us. Monday evening, March 9, we will come

together for a cover dish dinner in the social hall followed by a Megillah reading in the sanctuary.

If you have been in the habit of coming for the meal and fellowship and not staying for what comes

next, you will really be missing out. In between chapters there will be a talent show. Some of our

members have skill sets most of us are not aware of. If you were impressed with the creativity of

the Simchat Torah services a few months ago, what you will see and hear on the 9th will be

awesome! I won’t be the spoiler. Just put it on your calendar and be here.

By now most of you have been in the building to experience the new lighting throughout. Our

renovation is continuing to increase creature comforts and be more energy efficient. The current

items include new fixturing in the rest rooms and new tankless hot water heaters for the kitchen

and rest rooms. The new digital/programmable thermostats in the office and education wing are

up. Currently under study is the addition of natural gas service to install a new gas commercial

stove and oven for the kitchen. With a little luck, it all could happen in time for our community

seder in April. Thank you to all of our members who have raised their dues to set these wheels in

motion. Additionally, we have received a very generous bequest from the estate of Raymond

Murov. We all remember Raymond warmly for his loving spirit, and now for his generosity.

Looking ahead, the board is planning for the next year. A new budget is coming together and a

new slate is bringing new members into the leadership experience. Five or six years ago, some

questioned that we would be here as a congregation at this time. Now we are building, planting,

and preparing for the next chapters.

Regards,

Dave Ginsburg, president


Rabbi Sydni’s Message

When the month of Adar enters, we increase in happiness!

Mi she-nikhnas Adar marbim b’simhah!

We enter March in the midst of the Hebrew month of Adar, bursting with joy just in time for Spring to be sprung. In the Jewish community, we’ll be celebrating the holiday of Purim, a sort of topsy turvy day that commemorates Queen Esther saving the Jewish people with her powerful plea to King Ahashverosh. For Purim this year, our community will enjoy our annual Jewish Federation Purim Carnival at B’nai Zion on Sunday, March 8, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Just the next day, on Monday, March 9, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., Agudath Achim will celebrate with a festive meal, a traditional megillah reading, and a talent shpiel. If you’d like to share a talent (poetry, music, juggling, anything!), please let me know. And of course, please come in costume! As a community, we are very clearly following the suggestion of the Rabbis of the Talmud to wholeheartedly enjoy this introduction to Spring.

It’s important to remember, however, that this Purim season is not just about

parties. Traditionally, we follow several different mitzvot in commemoration of Purim. First, we read the megillah, the story of Esther. Her story is a triumphant reminder to let our voices be heard, even the face of danger to our community. In order to share our Purim joy with others, we also perform the mitzvah of matanot la’evyonim; we give gifts of food, clothing, or money to at least two different people in need on Purim day. In another act of sharing, the mitzvah of mishloah manot asks us to give gifts of food to our friends and neighbors. And of course, there’s the mitzvah where the food and partying do come into play - the mitzvah of a Purim meal, complete with laughter and entertainment. This Purim, we will have the opportunity to fulfill all of our mitzvot as a community.

We will, of course, eat a meal and share megillah and entertainment together on

Monday night, March 9. By bringing dishes (dairy or pareve) to the covered dish dinner, you can fulfill two separate obligations to share food with friends. You may also bring drinks to share with adult friends. On Tuesday morning, March 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., we will have the opportunity to give gifts to the needy, as we will spend our morning at the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. Please RSVP if you’d like to join us!

I look forward to celebrating with you through contributing to both our smaller

and wider community. Through Purim’s acts of sharing, we demonstrate our immense gratitude for still being here, for still being a positive, enthusiastic Jewish people.


Jewish Learning

Exploring Judaism Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m.

March 4 - Shabbat: A Palace in Time

Shabbat is the greatest Jewish invention: a weekly vacation from ordinary time, a chance to unplug from our distractions and reconnect with ourselves and each other. In this class we'll explore the most essential holiday of the Jewish calendar, a day that Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel called "a palace in time."

March 11 - When Do I Bow? And Other Questions About Jewish Prayer

One famous mystic taught that just as important as the black letters on the page are the white spaces that surround them. In this class, we'll explore the meaning and depth behind Jewish spiritual lan-guage, as well as the sometimes confusing choreography and customs of the synagogue.

March 18 - God: Encountering the Holy

Israel literally means "to wrestle with God." In this class, we'll enter into that sacred struggle as we consider the many different paths that Jews take to connect with the Holy One.

March 25 - Talmud: Argument for the Sake of Heaven

After the Bible, our most important set of religious books is made up of nearly 5,000 arguments, of which 99% are left unresolved. In this class, we'll examine the history, ideology, and fierce debates of the Rabbinic Revolution, which continues to shape the Judaism of today.

Our curriculum is sourced from the Miller Intro to Judaism Program, through American Jewish University.

Shabbat Learning Saturdays, 1:00 p.m.

March 7 - The Mitzvah (?!) of Drinking on Purim

March 14 - Pirkei Avot

Please note that there will be an active shooter drill during Shabbat services on March 14. Police

officers will be present to guide us through the process.

March 21 - The Great Kitniyot Debate

March 28 - Passover Kashrut 101


Events

Jewish Events Around Town

Dr. Rose and Mr. Louis Van Thyne Memorial Lectures - Tuesday, March 3

Centenary College, 2911 Centenary Boulevard, Shreveport

11:10 a.m. - Truth Can Be Present Even When Facts Are Not: What Holocaust Photographs Can and Cannot Teach Us

7:00 p.m. - Five Shots from the Ravine: Photographs of the Holocaust in Ukraine, 1942

Hadassah Shower of Dollars - Tuesday, March 10, 6:30 p.m.

The Arceneaux Home - 615 Jordan Street, Shreveport Suggested donation is $108.00 or any multiple of $18.00. Every donation is appreciated. RVSP to

Debby Dlin at (318) 869-2400 or Elizabeth Arceneaux at (318) 458-7271 or [email protected] by Friday March 6th.

The guest speaker will be Randy Grigsby, author of "A Train to Palestine: The Tehran Children, An-

ders’ Army and their Escape from Stalin’s Siberia, 1939-1943.” Mr. Grigsby will discuss details from

his book, and the fact that the founder of Hadassah, Henrietta Szold helped many of these children

be brought to what would soon be the modern State of Israel.

Hadassah Shabbat - Friday, March 13, 6:00 p.m.

Congregation B’nai Zion, 245 Southfield Road, Shreveport

Join the members of Hadassah, along with Rabbi Jana and Rabbi Sydni, as we celebrate the legacy

of this humanitarian organization centered in and oriented towards Israel.

Unexpected Modernism: The Architecture of the Wiener Brothers

Thursday, April 2, Red Carpet at 6:00 p.m., Premiere at 7:00 p.m.

The Strand Theatre, 619 Louisiana Avenue, Shreveport

“Experience the Red Carpet Premiere of a groundbreaking new Shreveport documentary about Shreveport

history. Samuel G. Wiener and William B. Wiener were Fellows of the American Institute of Architects,

brothers, and residents of Shreveport Louisiana. Following a 1931 voyage of discovery to Europe’s most

prestigious design school, the Bauhaus, they became the mos innovative and prolific modern architects in the

American South and transformed our community in the process. Produced by Rachael Hansil. Written and

Produced by Chris Lyon. Written and Directed by Gregory Kallenberg. Tickets are $30 and

$20” (thestrandtheatre.com). This production has been sponsored by the North Louisiana Jewish Federation.


Ohr Shalom Synagogue

A Weekend With Ohr Shalom Synagogue

From March 20-22, we will host guests from San Diego’s Ohr Shalom Synagogue, the synagogue

at which Rabbi Sydni worked as an intern throughout rabbinical school. Ohr Shalom Synagogue is

the home of Rabbi Scott Meltzer, the mentoring rabbi who came to Agudath Achim to preside over

Rabbi Sydni’s installation. Along with the services and learning opportunities we have planned at

Agudath Achim, our guests have invited us to join them for cultural activities around Shreveport.

Friday, March 20 1:00 p.m.. - Tour at RW Norton Art Gallery and Botanical Garden 6:30 p.m. - Shabbat Dinner at Agudath Achim

Please RSVP for dinner by Friday, March 13. Our suggested contribution is $18 per person.

Thank you to Rachel Ginsburg for preparing our dinner.

8:00 p.m. - Kabbalat Shabbat with Ohr Shalom Synagogue Saturday, March 21 9:15 a.m. - Bagel Breakfast 9:45 a.m. - Shabbat Morning Service with Ohr Shalom Synagogue

D’var Torah by Rabbi Scott Meltzer

12:30 p.m. - Kiddush Lunch Please RSVP for Kiddush Lunch and donation to Sisterhood.

1:00 p.m. - The Great Kitniyot Debate - Learning with Rabbi Sydni Rubinstein Sunday, March 22 11:00 a.m. - Men’s Club Brunch and Learning with Rabbi Scott Meltzer Afternoon - Nature Walk at Red River Wildlife Refuge


Second Night Passover Seder

Thursday, April 9, 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Reservation deadline is Friday, April 3.

We would appreciate your timely reservation so that sufficient Passover supplies can be

ordered for our seder. Those who reserve after April 3 will pay a higher rate.

Members

$18 - ages 7 to adult - # __________

Free for 6 and under - # __________

Non-Members

$36 - ages 13 to adult - # _________

$18 - ages 7-12 - # __________

Free for 6 and under - # _________

Name(s): __________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number(s): __________________________________________________________________

E-mail(s): __________________________________________________________________________

Food Allergies: _____________________________________________________________________

Vegetarians: ________________________________________________________________________

To reserve, please send this completed form with your check to Agudath Achim. Checks are

payable to Congregation Agudath Achim. Please write “Seder” in the memo area. You may also

pay via credit card in the office or by phone. Your payment is your reservation. If the reservation

price is a financial hardship, please let us know, and we will make accommodations. For more

information, please call the office at (318)-797-6401 or email Rabbi Sydni at [email protected]

Rabbi Sydni Rubinstein

Spiritual Leader

David E. Ginsburg

President

Congregation Agudath Achim

9401 Village Green Dr. * Shreveport, LA. 71115 * (318) 797-6401


Family

Kids’ Shabbat Shindig

7th- 11:00 am

21st- 11:00 am

Board

DONATIONS

AA Board Meeting

March 16th - 7:00 pm

M

In Beloved Memory of By

Condolences

For recovery of By

Darlene Swift Gary Yellen

Dr. Ike Muslow Allen Organick & Ellen Soffer

Dr. Ike Muslow Richard & Harriet Dechowitz

Louis Taylor Richard & Harriet Decohowitz

Dr. Ike Muslow Dr. David & Susan Gross

Louis Taylor Dr. David & Susan Gross

Marge Lurie Santop Dr. David & Susan Gross

Rachel Nottage Dr. Thomas Strain

Mamie Lustberg David & Sandra Ginsburg

Morris Lustberg David & Sandra Ginsburg

Marge Lurie Santop David & Sandra Ginsburg

Dr. Ike Muslow David & Sandra Ginsburg

Louis Taylor David & Sandra Ginsburg

Sol Abramson Dorothy Rosenfeld

Hedva Rosenfeld Sade Dorothy Rosenfeld

Glen Kramer Dorothy Rosenfeld

Bernard Rosenfeld Dorothy Rosenfeld

Robert Gordon Richard & Harriet Dechowitz

Robert Gordon David & Sandra Ginsburg

Paul Willson David & Sandra Ginsburg

Maxine Levine David & Sandra Ginsburg

Charli Silberman David & Sandra Ginsburg

Steve Parker David & Sandra Ginsburg

Wayne Austin David & Sandra Ginsburg

Larry Goodman David & Sandra Ginsburg

Michael Coltin Richard & Harriet Dechowitz

Condolences to the family of Dr. Aubrey & Joan Lurie on the death of his sister Marge Santop and

to the family of Dr. Richard and Sarah Zweig on the death of her uncle, Louis Taylor

May their memories be for a blessing


March Birthdays

If you are interested in being a Host or would like more information concerning Oneg or Kiddush refreshments, please

contact the synagogue office at 797-6401, or Sandra Ginsburg at 865-2218.

6/7 Larry, Jake & Sandra Goodman in honor of parents

David & Ida Goodman

13 Hadassah Shabbat at B’nai Zion

14 Alfred Barrow & Maureen in memory of Mamie Lustberg

20/21 Ohr Shalom weekend

27/28 The Joseph Family

March Oneg Shabbat / Kiddush

Thank You

All About Purim

Lawrence Goodman March 1st

Robert Gordon March 2nd

Jodi Guthikonda March 3rd

Patricia Suckle March 3rd

Rabbi Jana DeBenedetti March 3rd

Hillary Roubein March 5th

Dr. Leor Roubein March 8th

Rabbi Sydni A. Rubinstein March 11th

Jewish Federation Purim Carnival at B’nai Zion Congregation, Sunday March 8, 11:00 AM- 1:30 pm Please RSVP at jewishnla.org/events

Agudath Achim’s Purim Celebration/Covered Dish Dinner

Monday March 9th, 6:00 p.m.

Please bring vegetarian or parve, Sisterhood will provide beverages, bread and dessert. We will have a traditional megillah reading, and a talent shpiel. Please let Rabbi Sydni know if you have a talent you’d like to share.

Matanot La’evyonim - A Purim Volunteer Morning Tuesday, March 10, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Food Bank of North Louisiana, 2307 Texas Ave, Shreveport, LA 71103

Thank you to Dr. Karen Gordon for sharing the Right to Play story with the Religious School’s 4th - 7th graders.

Thank you to Rebecca Austin and Alfred Barrow for helping the Religious School students with hamantaschen baking.

Thank you to Rabbi Feivel and Rabbi Sydni for their kind and effective Hebrew teaching this year.


Community Religious School Director As I prepared for last month’s trip to Birmingham, I studied several resources at the Jewish Women’s

Archive (jwa.org). The site has a section called Living the Legacy which uses primary sources and

personal narrative to explore the role of American Jews in the Civil Rights and Labor movements. In one

lesson, the question “What’s Jewish about Justice?” was answered with:

• “We share a communal narrative that reminds us of our enslavement to Pharaoh, and of our

liberations from Egypt. Rather than draw from this memory permission to hate or fear others, we

have learned the lesson of protecting the most vulnerable. Time and again, the Torah reminds is

that our personal experience of being strangers instills in us a responsibility toward those in our

own society who are at risk for discrimination and oppression.”

• “We believe in and work toward a perfected world. From our mystical tradition, we have learned

that human beings have the power to return the world to its original perfection. Even in the

darkest of days, we maintain faith in our own ability to contribute to the ultimate redemption of

the world.”

Curtis and I traveled with eight Religious School students, and met up with another twenty-three

students and three adults from New Orleans for a weekend spent at Birmingham’s Temple Emanu-El,

the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, the 16th Street Baptist Church, Kelly Ingram Park, and the

Birmingham Holocaust Education Center.

At the 16 h Street Baptist Church, we heard a story about the stained-glass window mentioned by Alex

Murov and pictured below. Upon hearing of the 1963 bombing, Welsh artist John Petts volunteered his

efforts to help the church rebuild. After returning to Wales, he raised money from his community to

create a new piece of stained-glass art. The image of a dark-skinned Jesus was revolutionary at the time,

and above him is a rainbow representing diversity. The right hand is pushing away hatred and injustice,

and the left hand is open, offering forgiveness.

Here are some of the students’ insights:

• I learned many things this weekend that I would never have learned about otherwise. I learned

about the bomb that killed the four little girls and how that really kick started the civil rights

movement. I also heard from a Holocaust survivor in person for the first time. I’ve heard and

watched many people tell their stories but never in person. The trip made me think about how

much more there was to the civil rights movement than what we are taught in schools and by

other adults. – Gabrielle Miller

• This picture was presented several times in the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. It was powerful

to see these three people holding hands, standing together and facing everyone else. – Caleb Joseph

• Alex Murov on the 16th Street Baptist Church

What the stain glass picture symbolized encaptivated my interest because it really testified to the saying “a picture is worth a

thousand words.” It encapsulated perfectly what the struggle was for black people.

• Alex Murov regarding hearing a Holocaust survivor:

You could hear the hurt in his voice which made the story he was telling sound that much more real.

Barbara Joseph,

Director Community Religious School

There is no Religious School on Sunday March 8th - come instead to the Purim Carnival!

There is no Religious School no Hebrew School Sunday March 22nd, Wednesday March 25th, Sunday March 29th. Spring Break


Did Jew Know?

Men’s Club

Thank you for participating in our Kroger Community Rewards program.

Bob Lachman has washed the tallitot. He would like you to please place the dirty tallitot in a bag so he may collect them.

Thanks.

Please contact Bob Lachman if you can volunteer to help with preparing food for Ohr Shalom Synagogue

Sunday March 22nd.

Sisterhood

Thank you for your Community Coffee proof of purchase and Box Top Labels for Education for Creswell Elementary School and soft drink can tabs for St. Jude’s Children Hospital. And thank you for your toiletry donations to PCI, the

domestic violence services agency. Containers for all are on the table in the foyer. Thank you to all y’all who contributed to these worthy causes.

Congratulations to Dr. Ricky DeBenedetti winning the 1st Quarter. Gary Yellen wining the 2

nd and 3

rd Qtr.'s and Robert Frey

on winning the last Qtr. of the 2020 Super Bowl game. I wish to extend a very big thank you to all those who bought

squares to support the Men’s Club. We raised $1185. You were all winner’s for supporting a good cause. It was a great

game to watch whether you had a favorite team playing or not. I think everyone enjoyed it. Thanks again for your support.

Thank you to winners Dr Ricky DeBenedetti and Gary Yellen for donating their Winning’s back to the Men’s club.

Bob Lachman President Men’s Club

Women Rule March!

March is Women’s History Month in the USA, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Mother’s or Mothering Day is celebrated in several countries – Georgia, Ireland, Lebanon,

Gibraltar, and the United Kingdom.

March 8th is International Women’s Day, celebrated in Cambodia, Angola, Russia, Kiribati,

Macedonia, Turkmenistan, Columbia, Italy and Portugal among others. It was originally organized by the Socialist Party

of America in 1909 to commemorate and honor women who took part in the 1908 International Ladies’ Garment Work-

ers Union strike, and it has grown to a day of appreciation and respect for all the social, economic and social accom-

plishments women have achieved.

Oh, and we also have Purim! Not only do we celebrate Queen Esther for saving her people,

us! But we also respect Queen Vashti for standing up to King Ahasuerus which led to Es-

ther’s Queendom.

Hip, Hip Hooray for the Women!

Source: holidayscalendar.com

Looking for volunteers for Thursday, March 19th

to prepare Kiddush Luncheon,

Call Office and/or Sandra.


New Procedure to commemorate Yahrzeits

If there are any errors or

omissions, please contact

the office with corrections.

March YAHRZEITS

Week of Week of Week of

Mar. 6 - Mar. 7 Mar. 13- Mar. 14 Mar. 20 - Mar. 21

Week of Week of

Mar. 27 - Mar. 28 Apr. 3 - Apr. 4

Lenore Leavitt

Mary Yellen

Darlene Swift

Isaac Tebele

Mollie Chapman

Franca De Benedetti

Stephen Suckle

Hedva Rosenfeld Sade

Recently, our tradition has been to announce yahrzeits on the Shabbat of the week before they occur. Now, we will announce yahrzeits on the Shabbat of the week that they occur. For

example, if a yahrzeit is on a Tuesday, it will be announced at Shabbat services on the following Friday and Saturday. If a yahrzeit is on Shabbat, it will be announced on that Shabbat. By

announcing yahrzeits in such a way, we acknowledge that Shabbat is the conclusion, rather than the beginning, of a week. If you have questions about our new yahrzeit procedure, please

contact Rabbi Sydni at [email protected].

Abram Ginsburg

Freada Wolchansky

Rose G. Vogel

Jack Cole

Phil Gilinsky

Emma Podrizki

Sol Abramson

Rosabel L. Shavin

David Goodman

Roy Robertson

Ernest Braun Janice G. Gross

Sarah Greenberg Janice Hyman

Rachel Bersin Irving Lippton

Jerome David Herniter Louis Schorr

Carolyn Rubenstein Adolph Aldin

Helen Arnold Mamie Lustberg

Louis Feldman Pearl Toys

Enrico De Benedetti Abie Werth

Fannie Rubenstein Coleman Williams

Bernard Rosenfeld

Patricia Siegel

Daniel Dechowitz

David Brandt

Louis Rosen

Herman Yellen

Samuel Edward Strain Sr.

Gertrud Wiener

Alvania W. LaCour

Morris Lustberg

mailto:[email protected]


March 2020 Adar - Nisan 5780

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Adar 1

Adar 2 Adar 3

11:10 AM

Truth Can Be Present Even When Facts

Are Not: What Holocaust

Photographs Can and Cannot Teach Us

@Centenary College

7:00 PM

Photographs of the

Holocaust in Ukraine, 1942

@Centenary College

Adar 4

07:00 PM

Exploring Judaism

Adar 5

Adar 6

5:58 PM

Candle Lighting

08:00 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

Parashat Tetzaveh 7

Shabbat Zachor

09:15 AM

Bagel Breakfast

09:45 AM

Shabbat Services

11:00 AM


1:00PM

The Mitzvah (?!) of

Drinking on Purim

06:59 PM

Havdalah

Adar 8

11:00 AM

Purim

Carnival

@B’nai Zion

International

Women’s Day

Erev Purim 9

Ta’anit Esther

06:00 PM

Megillah

Reading & Purim

Celebration

Purim 10

10:00 AM

Purim

Volunteer at the Food Bank

6:30 PM

Hadassah Shower of

Dollars with Randy Grigsby

@The Arceneaux Home

Shushan Purim 11

07:00 PM

Exploring Judaism

Adar 12

Adar 13

06:00 PM

Hadassah Shabbat @ B’nai Zion

07:03 PM

Candle Lighting

Parashat Ki Tisa 14

Shabbat Parah

09:15 AM

Bagel Breakfast

09:45 AM

Shabbat Services

w/Emergency Drill

01:00 PM.

Pirkei Avot

08:04 PM

Havdalah

Adar 15

Adar 16

AA Board of

Directors Meeting

Adar 17 Adar 18

07:00 PM

Exploring Judaism

Adar 19

Adar 20

06:30 PM.

Dinner with Ohr Shalom Synagogue

07:08 PM

Candle Lighting

08:00 PM Kabbalat Shabbat with

Ohr Shalom Synagogue

Parashat 21

Vayakhel-Pekudei

Shabbat HaChodesh

09:15 AM

Bagel Breakfast

09:45 AM

Shabbat Services

11:00 AM


1:00 PM

The Great Kitniyot

Debate

08:09 PM

Havdalah

Adar 22

11:00 AM

Men’s Club

Brunch with

Ohr Shalom

Synagogue

Adar 23 Adar 24 Adar 25

07:00 PM

Exploring Judaism

Nisan 26

Rosh Chodesh

Nisan

Nisan 27

07:13 PM

Candle Lighting

08:00 PM Kabbalat Shabbat

Parashat Vayikra 28

09:15 AM

Bagel Breakfast

09:45 AM

Shabbat Services

01:00 PM

Passover Kashrut 101

08:14 PM

Havdalah

Nisan 29 Nisan 30 Nisan 31

Documents

Hag Purim Sameah! Happy Purim! March 9 10, 2020 › data › bulletins › 2020 › 3.pdfSamuel G. Wiener and William B. Wiener were Fellows of the American Institute of Architects,