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Neve Shalom Bulletin March 2014
FROM THE RABBI By Gerald Zelizer
Segal Lecture Brings Renowned Artist to Neve Shalom
NEVE SHALOM Serving the Northern Middlesex County Jewish Community
Congregant Q&A ...................................................... 3 Called to the Torah .................................................... 5 Nursery School News ................................................ 6
W ho is David Moss? Let me tell you. Then you can hear him at this year’s
Israel Segal Lecture on Sunday morning March 23 at 10:00 am. What's more, our kids will have a chance to learn from him and we will have the rare opportunity to attend an artists studio where we can try our hands at creative art under Moss’ tute-lage! David Moss is one of the Jewish world’s most prominent illuminators, animators, transformers of Jewish texts, objects and spaces. Born in Ohio, he resides in Jerusa-lem. Many of us own or have seen at Jewish weddings a Jewish object that Moss pio-neered. The illustrated and artistically de-signed ketubah. In 1969, Moss, beginning his career as an artist and illustrator in the Jewish world, was the first in modern times to transform the ketubah from a black and white printed document into a personalized and artistically enhanced document com-missioned by a bride and groom. Hundreds of artists followed Moss' initiative. Then in 1980 he did the same thing with the Haggadah. He was one of the first moderns to illuminate the Haggadah in original and colorful fashion and guided by the oral traditions of the ancient rabbis. The Moss Haggadah is a modern classic. One reviewer called it the "greatest Haggadah ever." The Reagan White House purchased an original to present as a gift to the visiting president of Israel. Later, David Moss brought the same creativity to Jewish objects and
space...stenders (small podiums from which sacred texts are taught) and pottery. His work has been featured in the New York Public Library, UJA events, and synagogues throughout the world. He has extended himself beyond his own studio...with master classes for other fledgling Jewish artists, and as a scholar in residence at Camp Ramah. Your time with David Moss will provide you with knowledge of the Haggadah and its artistry, which you can then incorporate into your own seder. What a treat for us to spend a day with David Moss. Come with your family and friends to this unique event sponsored by Shirley Segal and her family in tribute to Israel Segal, father and husband and grandfather and pious Jew. Israel inspired us in life and through this annual event in Neve Shalom continues that inspira-tion. One may, but need not come to each event in the whole day schedule. Because David Moss is so dedicated to "spreading the creativi-
ty and artistry” and is eager to impact all ages, the day will be broken into several parts with several groups. As an adult, you will probably want to hear his lecture accom-panied by illustrations, and maybe his artist’s studio. For obvious reasons, the studio re-quires pre-registration) 9:15-10:00: With the religious school 10:15-12:15: Lecture explaining David
Moss' approach to the illustration of the Haggadah
12:15-12:45: Book signing and refresh-ments
1:30: Artists studio...(no charge, but this will require your registration please!). Trying your own hand at the Moss meth-od of illustration, under David’s guidance.
To Shirley Segal and her family, Israel’s children, grandchildren, children-in-law- the gratitude of all of us for this wonderful and unique chance to sit with one of the Jewish world’s most innovative and spiritual artists.
Samples in the Moss Haggadah
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Notes from the Hazzan By Hazzan Sheldon Levin
In Memoriam
Gloria Sender
our member
Evelyn Sutchin
mother of Muriel Marash
Hilda Moses
mother of Elaine Goldstein
Leonard Zirlin
our member and husband
of Mary Zirlin
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OFFICERS President ..................................... Nancy Shlossman Vice President ............................. Larry Goldberg Vice President ............................. Christina Daniels Vice President ............................. Hope Serratelli Vice President ............................. Debbie Schildkraut Vice President ............................. Shelley Telson Treasurer .................................... Mark Lampf Financial Secretary ..................... Linda Gotlib Recording Secretary ................... Dan Hirsch Sisterhood President ................... Jennifer Bullock Men’s Club President ................. Stuart Mantel USY President ............................. Arielle Kafker ..................................................... Eric Steinbach
SYNAGOGUE STAFF Rabbi ........................................... Gerald L. Zelizer Hazzan, Director of Education ............. Sheldon Levin Nursery School Director ............ Martha Mack Office Manager .......................... Rita Devlin Secretary for Hebrew School .... Jeanne Cowhey Secretary for Nursery School ... Jacqueline Stoecker Office Assistant and Youth Secretary .................................................... Merle Fischer
BULLETIN STAFF Editor/Designer ......................... Mindy Paris-Thurer Calendar Editor .......................... Ron Becker
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Bar/t Mitzvah Parents On Wednesday, March 5, parents of upcoming b’nai mitzvah in the next few years will have an opportunity to meet with the Rabbi, Ritual Committee leaders, Gift Shop representatives, Rita Devlin from the synagogue office and me to speak about issues and policies regarding your child’s simcha. I have created a new website for bar and bat mitzvah students and families. David Garb and Sabrina Szteinbaum helped shoot and edit the videos. There was no cost to the synagogue. To see the new website with many pages of pictures, policies, forms, prayers, helpful links and much more go to: http://can2r11.wix.com/hazzan11 or at the NeveShalom.net site under “PRAYER,” where you can slide down to bar/t mitzvah. We think this will be very helpful to our families. Feel free to contact [email protected] if you have questions or suggestions about this new site.
Purim There will be some changes to our Purim celebrations at Neve Shalom making them a little different from those of previous years. On Saturday, March 15 at 8:00 pm our “traditional” service with the complete Megillah chanting will take place. Sunday morning at 8:30 am the adult morn-ing service will also include Torah and Megillah readings. At 10:00 am, during Hebrew School, the Purim Family Service will be held with mostly teen readers. We encourage everyone to come in costume and bring your own groggers and other noise makers or we will provide them. The Rabbi will be giving gifts for winners of the Purim trivia questions and the Hazzan will be leading the sing-ing of favorite Purim songs. Immediately after the service, the 4th-6th graders will perform the new musical “Wizards of PersOz” based on tunes from “The Wizard of Oz,” “The Wiz” and “Wicked” with new words by the Hazzan. There is no charge and hamantaschen will be served. At 11:30 am the Nursery School will present a Purim Puppet Show for families with young children. At noon, at the JCC on Oak Tree Road, Neve Shalom and the JCC will be having our com-bined Purim carnival. The games are all free. Kosher food will be sold and there is a small admis-sion fee for a cool Reptile Show. To volunteer to run a booth or help with set-up contact [email protected]
Join us on Shabbat on March 1 as we celebrate the following birthdays with a special blessing
from the Rabbi and cupcakes at lunch!
David Dickman Farrah Grubman Miriam Kayser
Bryson Skolnick Jake Stolz
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Hebrew School News
By Hazzan Sheldon Levin
On Saturday ,March 1 the 5th-7th graders will participate in the Shabbat morning service in the Sanctuary. The service starts at 9:30 am and the children will be leading the Sh’ma at
about 9:50 am.
Friday night, March 7 the Family Service and Dinner will be hosted by the 3rd grade-Gimmel Class but ALL GRADES are invited to join for both the dinner and service. The cost is only $5 per family! Please make reservations in advance with Jeanne Cowhey in the office.
Purim Family Service this year will be held during Hebrew School on Sunday, March 16 at 10:00 am. Parents are urged to join us and we hope everyone will come in costume and bring noisemakers. The program will include Megillah reading by our teens, trivia questions and prizes from the Rabbi and singing with the Hazzan. We will also present the new parody musical: “The Wizard of PersOz” starring He-brew School students.
The Purim Carnival will be Sunday, March 16 from noon to 3:00 pm. We need teens and parents to volun-teer to run the booths. It will be held at the JCC on Oak Tree Road and there is no charge for the games. Kosher food will be sold and tickets will be sold for a fun Reptile Show. Please con-tact [email protected] to volunteer to set up or run a booth.
Trips The 10th grade class and some parents are going to visit the Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelph-ia and some other fun activities in the region. This will take place on Sunday March 23.
Special Events Famous artist, David Moss, the creator of the re-nowned, Moss Haggadah, will meet with the Hebrew School on Sunday morning March 23 at 9:15 am, during school, prior to his talk with the adults of the community at the annual Israel Segal Lecture. Mr. Moss is known for his creativity and will present ideas to help our children get in touch with both creativity and Judaism through art. A Pesach Seder will take place April 6, during school and will feature dramatic, artistic and multi-media presen-tations by our classes. Information will be sent home about the foods that each family needs to bring.
W ith this article, I am continuing this inter-
view series to help congregants get to know one another a little better. Feedback has confirmed that these inter-views not only help put names with faces, but people discover things they have in common with others, and help make easier connections. Please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected] if you’d like to be interviewed. How long have you been mem-bers of Neve Shalom?
We joined the shul about 14 years ago.
What made you join Neve Shalom?
They had a great nursery school and Hebrew School. We wanted to connect with a place where our kids could be with other Jewish chil-dren, and the synagogue was Conservative and nearby.
What do you like best about Neve Shalom?
Most of our friends belong to Neve! We’ve made many new friends here since joining.
Where are you each from originally?
We are both from Rockland County, New York, but we did not know each other while growing up.
Tell us about your professions?
Scott is a Project Manager. He goes to various clients and “computerizes” them. Susan sells personalized invitations and station-ery for her company, NotesWorthy. She also teaches the Gan (kindergarten) class on Sundays at the Hebrew School.
What are your hobbies and interests?
Both Scott and Susan are involved in Boy and Girl Scouts as leaders, respectively, and enjoy working with children. Susan works-out reli-giously, and Scott likes chickens!! Jeremy, 20, enjoys doing lighting and works with various technical aspects of theatrical productions and sporting events. He is currently studying Radio, TV and Film at Rowan University. He works for Comcast, aside from being a college student. Evan, 18, enjoys everything about sports, and is pursuing a career in Sports Management at Temple University, where he volunteers for the 76ers basketball team. Allie, 13, spends time competing in Odyssey of the Mind, baton twirling, and hanging out with all her friends on the “Bar/Bat Mitzvah Tour” this year!
What is something that people may not know about you?
Scott enjoys stamp collecting. Susan worked in metals/commodities on Wall Street before having children.
Congregant
Interview by Deborah Schildkraut, Membership Vice President
The Kashans: Scott, Susan, Jeremy, Evan and Allie
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By Hazzan Sheldon Levin
Adult Ed News
H azzan Nancy Abramson,
the director of the H. L. Miller Cantori-al School of the
Jewish Theological Seminary will be our guest speaker at the 7:30 pm ser-vice on Friday, March 21. Cantor Abramson served the Park Avenue Synagogue for many years prior to taking over the Cantorial School of JTS. She is currently the president of the Cantors Assembly and was recently installed as the first women to hold this post. Cantor Abramson is on the Board of the HaZamir Foundation and for many years sang in the Zamir Chorale. Her love of Ju-daism and knowledge of Jewish music and the current Jewish scene will be obvious in her presentations. During that Friday night service, she will teach us about zemirot (Jewish hymns), After refreshments are served she will discuss changes that are happening in training cantors at the Seminary and the chang-ing roles for cantors in our American synagogues. While some many even question if there will be professional cantors in the future, this will be an informative and interesting opportunity to speak about the present and the future with one of the key players today of the American cantorate. The annual Israel Segal Lecture this year will bring world renowned artist, David Moss, to our congregation. The famous Moss Haggadah has been praised as one of the finest Hagga-dot ever published. Mr. Moss rose to prominence with his well-known ketubah. He has been honored and had exhibits at major galleries and museums throughout the world. He has been an artist in residence at major institutions, schools and camps. Prior to his adult presentation at 10:15 am on March 23 he will work with the Hebrew School children to help them develop their creativity. After the lecture, at the luncheon, he will sign books. Then at 1:15 pm he will invite everyone into his “Artist Studio” to share in the creative process. Mr. Moss lives in Israel and has designed parks and large artistic installations to help bring people together. This “Day with David Moss” is a once in a lifetime opportunity that no one should miss. The annual lecture sponsored by Shirley Segal and her family also includes brunch and has consistently been an important part of our congregation for many years. It is free, open to the public and we invite you to come and bring your friends.
Moss Ketuba
E in Gedi is the place in Israel where the desert meets the oasis. It is located in the Judean Desert, not far from the Dead Sea, Masada and Qumran. Ein Gedi means “Spring of the Goat”.
Goats may be scarce in the area now but there is plenty of other wildlife. Ein Gedi is really a desert oasis complete with waterfalls, pools and large streams and has served as a water source since bibli-cal times. As a popular hiking spot, the lush vegetation from the springs and waterfalls contrast sharply with the brown desert land-scape. Ein Gedi is rich in history and is referred to in the Bible’s Song of Songs as the “vineyards of Ein Gedi”. Three thousand years ago David hid from King Saul here. The remains of an old synagogue with a well preserved mosaic floor dating to the Second Century CE provide evidence of a past Jewish community. In more modern times, Kibbutz Ein Gedi was settled in 1953 and until the 1967 Six Day War, was isolated due to its location along the Green Line sepa-rating Israel from the Jordanian West Bank. The kibbutz’s main crop is dates which have grown in the area for centuries. In addition to its spa, the kibbutz has a renowned botanical garden with over 900 spe-cies of plants from all over the world. Just north of Ein Gedi is Qumran National Park where in 1947, the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. As early as the 8th century BCE people lived in the caves at Qumran. From 132-135 BCE Bar Kochba’s fighters hid in the caves. The purported owners of the Dead Sea Scrolls known as the Dead Sea Sect lived here around 130 BCE-70CE. Whether you come to Ein Gedi for the spas, hiking or to just to see the contrast between a desert and oasis, come with the knowledge that you are visiting a place that has served as a natural refuge for people for centuries.
Israel Awareness: Where the Desert Meets the Oasis
By Linda Gotlib
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Called to the Torah By Flora Cowen
E itan Szteinbaum, the son of Marian and Ed-
ward Szteinbaum, will become a bar mitzvah on Saturday, March 29. Eitan’s sister, Sabrina, will cele-brate with him, along with Eitan’s grandparents. Eitan tells us that “Grandma Ceil Meyer will be at my bar mitzvah. She is from Clearwater, Florida. My Grand-ma Betty and Grandpa Vic-tor Szteinbaum will be here, too. They are from San Mateo, California.” Eitan is in the 7th grade at Edgar
Middle School in Metuchen, where his favorite subjects are Social Studies and Language Arts. He is a member of the Track and Cross Country teams at Edgar Middle School and he plays basketball at Kadima. Also, Eitan plays the alto saxophone. In his spare time, he says, “I love going to New York City to look at real estate. I read The New York Times real estate section every Sunday.” In his travels, Eitan has visit-ed London, Israel, France, the Caribbe-an, California, Florida, North and South Carolina, and Washington, DC.
As a special project in honor of his bar mitzvah, Eitan told us, “I have been saving tzedekah money ever since my parents started giving me an allowance many years ago. I am going to donate that money to a fund that helps veterans, in honor of my brother, Jesse, who is serving in the United States Marine Corps.”
Eitan
A dam Gross, the son of Judi Harrison and Steve Gross, will
be called to the Torah as a bar mitz-vah on Saturday, March 22. Many family members will be celebrating with Adam on his spe-
Adam
cial day, including Grandma Lynne Har-rison from Verona and Pop-Pop David Harrison and Barbara from Berkeley Heights; Aunt Renee and Uncle Stuart from Highland Park; and Aunt Debra and Uncle Mark from Martinsville; plus Adam’s four first cousins. Adam is a 7th grade student at the Golda Och Academy in South Or-ange, where his favorite subjects are Science and English. In his spare time, Adam “enjoys tennis, swimming and Frisbee, Also, I like reading and video games and have recently joined the Boy Scouts.” He also plays on the Kadima basketball team.
Family travels have taken Ad-am to many states in the Northeast, and to Las Vegas, Utah, Arizona, and Florida. Asked about his most recent trip, Adam reports, “We just returned from Antarctica with a stop-off in Argentina. One of the highlights of the trip was taking the Polar Plunge – jumping into the Southern Ocean.” In celebration of his bar mitz-vah, Adam tells us, “I plan to donate 10% of my bar mitzvah gifts to Isra-el.”
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Neve Shalom would like to thank the following people for chanting Torah in the month of January: T=Teen, JR=Junior
Jacob Anes ........................ T 1 Joshua Anes ...................... T 1 Ronald Becker ................... 5 Matt Bonus ....................... 1 Jake Bullock....................... 1 Benjamin Daniels .............. T 1 Matthew Daniels ............... T 1 Julius Feinson .................... 1 Marlene Fineman.............. 1 Michael Friederwitzer ....... 3 Sharon Friederwitzer ........ T 6 Rosalie Green .................... 3 Bruce Greenberg ............... 1 Jennifer Greenberg ........... T 1 Will Howitt ........................ T 1 Miriam Kafker ................... 1 Audrey Napchen ............... 1 Amy Opitz ......................... 1 Mark Rosenfield ................ 10 Michele Rosenfield ........... 3 Simon Rosenfield .............. T 9 Seth Rubenfeld ................. T 1 Cathy Salamon .................. 1 Debbie Schildkraut ............ 5 Jeffrey Schulman ............... 1 Stacey Sern ....................... 4 Barbara Spack ................... 1 Eric Steinbach ................... T 1 Haftarah Matt Bonus Miriam Kafker Michele Rosenfield Stacey Sern Ashrei Aimee Braverman Maya Kushner ................... JR
I t may be cold outside but there are plenty of activities to keep you warm here at Neve Sha-
lom Nursery School! On February 1, we enjoyed our annual "Shluffy Time" event where everyone came dressed in his or her favorite "jammies" (even some of the parents!) The 3 and 4 year old classes presented a lovely version of the Havdallah service singing and swaying to the Deb-bie Friedman version of the blessings. We would like to thank the Nursery School Committee for sponsoring the evening's entertainment, Matty Roxx a Jewish children’s singer/entertainer, and the yummy snacks! During the month of February, we also en-joyed a visit from the Recycle Robot, a free pro-gram sponsored by the Middlesex County Recy-cling Department. We learned all about the bene-fits of recycling and what items can be re-used to help save the earth. Each child received a free pencil made from recycled blue jeans…..cool! In response to several Nursery School and non-Nursery School families with young infants, we have created a brand new program entitled “Baby & Me”. This is intended to be a free pro-gram where moms and their infants (0 – 12 months) can meet, socialize, and plan activities with each other. Neve Shalom Nursery School offers a free meeting place, but it is entirely up to the group how they wish to spend their time to-gether. We welcome these young families, many of whom are new to the area, and look forward to watching them form a strong bond of friendship and community. The “My Jewish Journey” program which meets once a month on Sunday mornings for pre-school aged children and their families is a re-sounding success! The activities are fun, informa-tive, and interactive with each family bringing home ideas and handmade items to enhance their individual Jewish journey! It’s not too late to join, for more information please contact Martha Mack at [email protected] or download the flyer from our website, www.neveshalom.net. If you know of anyone who is interested in sending their child to Neve Shalom Nursery School, please just let us know and we will be happy to give them a personal tour of the facility. We also offer a "Mommy & Me" program for the 18 – 24 month olds and a “Just Me” program for the 24 month – 2-1/2 year olds. In addition we offer an excellent “Kindergarten Before/After School” enrichment program which is available five days a week for our local half-day Kindergar-teners. If you are interested in more information about these, or any of our programs, please con-tact Martha Mack at 732-548-2238 ext., 17.
Nursery School News By Martha Mack, Director
Good friends hanging out in the 2 1/2 year old class.
Creating a mural during “Tu B'Shevat & Me!"
Families participating in “Tu B'Shevat & Me!"
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We Gratefully Acknowledge and thank the following generous contributors to our funds:
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund In Honor Of ........................................ From Rabbi Zelizer, thank you so much for helping us through a very difficult time ................................. Barbara Cohen and Family Jennifer and Richard Bullock, thanks for coming to my aid in my time of need.......................... Herb Levitt Marina and Igor Sobel, thanks for coming to my aid in my time of need ............................... Herb Levitt Christina Daniels, thanks for coming to my aid in my time of need ................................... Herb Levitt Hope Serratelli, thanks for coming to my aid in my time of need ................................... Herb Levitt Herb Gary ............................................. Shirley Segal In Memory Of..................................... From Esta Fischer .......................................... Rosanne Silberman and Family Dr. Leon H. Kramer ............................... Rosanne Silberman and Family Yahrzeit ................................................ Martin and Ellen Weinberg Yahrzeit ................................................ Marilyn and Steven Davidoff Mae Sachs ............................................ Beverly and Stephan Perry Harold Pevner....................................... Shelley Zakim Yahrzeit ................................................ Bernard and Judith Kamen David Novick ......................................... Michele and David Kornbluh Natalie Yohanan ................................... Laurence and Joyce Goldberg Yahrzeit ................................................ Alan and Donna Wink Yahrzeit ................................................ Lena Friedel Feld Yahrzeit ................................................ Frances Drescher Sally Shimanowitz ................................. Ronald and Diane Shimanowitz George Rosen ....................................... Rita Rosen Sarah Zimmerman ................................ Florine and Michael Kaplan & Family Rose Marcus ......................................... Estelle Marcus Herman Tessler .................................... Martin and Marilyn Tessler Molly Ginsburg ..................................... Marcia Horn Anna Baras ........................................... Rene and Seymour Bromberg Jerry Greenberg .................................... Sandra Wunder Blanche Marson ................................... Lenore Lapidus Yahrzeit ................................................ Laura Leichter Jacob Blum ........................................... Saul Blum Mildred Goldberg ................................. Judith Simet Ner Tamid Fund In Honor Of ........................................ From Rabbi Zelizer, todah rabbah for helping with Allie's bat mitzvah .......................................... The Kashan Family Herb Gary, thank you for helping gabbai at Allie's bat mitzvah .......................................... The Kashan Family Herb Gary ............................................. Bunny and Al Bloom In Memory Of..................................... From Ira Wiesner ........................................... Sherry and Bruce Charmel Ethel Cicchino ....................................... William Cicchino Marvin Reiter ....................................... Lori and Steven Shery Yahrzeit ................................................ Allen and Barbara Luster Susy Schwartz Memorial Fund ............ In Memory Of..................................... From Abe Farber ............................................ Myrna, Herbert, Aaron, ............................................................. and Lon Samuelson Families Susie Lowenger .................................... Renee and Sy Bromberg
Youth Fund In Honor Of ........................................ From Youth Fund ........................................... Lawrence Dombrow Hazzan Levin, thank you for all your help with Allie's bat mitzvah ......................... The Kashan Family Eliot Spack, thank you for helping facilitate at Allie's bat mitzvah ................................. The Kashan Family Gershon Robinson Music and Art Fund In Memory Of ..................................... From Natalie Yohanan .................................... Shari and Russell Kussner Jeffrey Turtletaub Jewish Music Library Fund In Memory Of ..................................... From Ruth Schonberger ................................. Frances Schonberger
Blood Drive in Memory of Michael Allan Thompson Fund In Honor Of ........................................ From Matt Bonus, being recipient of Neve Shalom's Men's Club Morty Fields "Man of the Year" Award ...................... Flora Cowen
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UPCOMING ADULT ED
SPEAKERS
Friday, March 21 at 7:30 pm
Hazzan Nancy Abramson
Cantors of the Future
Saturday, April 12 at 9:30 am
Professor Pat Henry
Who Rescued Jews in France
Friday, May 30 at 7:30 pm
Professor Ken Moss
Polish Perspectives in the 1930s
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