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CONGREGATION RODEF SHOLOM YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

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Rabbis

DR. SIDNEY M. BERKOWITZ

RABBI DA VlD E. POWERS

Director of Music and Education CANTOR LAWRENCE EHRLICH

September 24, 26, 27, October 1, 2, 8 and 9 VOL. 46,NO. 2

FRIDAY EVENING , September 24, 1982 at 8:00 P. M. in Tamarkin Chapel SHABBAS SHUVA (Sabbath of Repent~nce)

KOL NIVRE SERVICE, SUNVAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1982 EARLY SERVICE, 7:00 P. M. - VR. SIVNEY M. BERKOWITZ WILL PREACH:

"A GOV WHO IS LOVING - WHY SHOULV HE PUNISH?" LATE SERVICE, 9:00 P. M. - RABBI VAVID E. POwERS WILL PREACH:

"FORGIVENESS ON THE RUN"

SERVICE FOR YOM KIPPUR VAY , MONVAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1982

EARLY SERVICE, 9:00 A. M. - RABBI VAVrv E. POWERS WILL PREACH:

"FORGIVENESS ON THE RUN" LATE SERVICE, 11:15 A. M. - VR. SIVNEY M. BERKOWITZ WILL PREACH:

"A GOV WHO IS LOVING - WHY SHOULV HE PUNISH?"

Spe.cA..a...e. CfUldJr.en'.6 SVtvic.e Ant~oon SVtvic.~ MemotU.a.i. SeJLv,[,.c.e

1:45 P. M. 3:00 P. M. 3:30 P. M.

THE YOM KIPPUR EVENING SERVICE WILL BE BROAVCAST OVER WFMJ -RAVIO 14 - SW..rOAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH at 7:00 P. M. It wLU be

a LIVE ~Oadca4t.

PLEASE NOTE: Parents may bring their children, of any grade, with them to any Adult Service at which they feel their children will be comfortable. However, there will be sitter service for those children who may be too young to be taken to the Sanctuary. There wi1l ALWAYS be baby sitting service available when there is an Adult Service, with the exception of Yom Kippur afternoon. Also, there will be a special Yom Kippur Children'S Service in the Sanctuary at 1:45 P. M. This will be particularly programmed for children from Kindergarten through the Sixth Grade and their parents . However, all families may come and benefit from the Service, too.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The 'Parking Lot has been slagged and rolled. It has NOT been black-topped or lined. If there is room, you may certainly use the parking lot.

PLEASE ~FO~LL~O~W __ TH __ E DIRECTIONS __ OF __ TH __ E PARKING __ LO __ T ATTENDANT.

PLEASE KEEP THIS BULLETIN BECAUSE IT COVERS ACTIVITIES FROM SEPT. 24 THROUGH OCTOBER 9TH

SCHEVULE OF SUCCOS SERVICES OCTOBER 1, 2, 8 and 9

FRIVAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1982 at 5:30 P. M. in the San~y EVENING OF THE FIRST VAY OF SUCCOS.

SATURVAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1982 at 11:00 A. M. in the San~y

SERVICES FOR THE FIRST VAY OF SUCCOS. FRIVAY EVEI~ING, OCTOBER 8, 1982 at 7: 30 P. M. in the San~

CONSECRATION and SIMCHAS TORAH with the HAKOFOS. At the c.lO.6e. 06 the SeJtvic.e, theJte. w..i.ll be an ONEG SHABBAT

to which aU aJte i..n.vUed. SATURVAY MORNING, Oc.tobVt 9, 1982 at 11:00 A. M. in the Sanc.t~y

LMt day 06 succos - and YIZKOR (MemoJUai. SeJtvi..c.u)

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PULPIT FLOWERS for YOM KIPPUR will be provided by Mrs. Dore A. Weiss and Mrs. James Strauss in memory of their parents, Mose and Flora Marx Rosenbaum.

SEPTEMBER 26,SEPTEMBER 27, KAVVISH LIST - OCTOBER 1 and 2

PULPIT FLOWERS for SUCCOS will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shagrin Jr. in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Kimberly, to Mark Buckley; and

Mrs. Ralph M. Wilkoff and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Nusbaum II in memory of husband and father, Ralph M. Wilkoff.

PULPIT FLOWERS for the CONCLUDING DAYS OF SUCCOS will be provided by Dr. and Mrs. Mervin Kohn i n memory of their parents, Isaac and Ray Gold; and Louis and Sara Kohn.

KAVVISH LIST - SEPrEMBER 24 * Alvr..el J. F ~edman * F !o~ L. Guthma.n * HaJtvey Neat l<JtetzeJt * M~ Lebowitz * P~p A. Levy * Samuel O.6good * Jamu Ro.6.6 * M-LUon LeonaJld Sc.hwaJr.tz

E!.6a VieJt6e!deJt 30-VAY MOURNING EM! Kaye GeJt:tIr..ude Levy Loui.6 Sa.ndteJt Leah Shbl.e MaJlgaJtet B. So!yn

* The a.6teJt.<..6k. deno:tu nameo peJteptuaU.y bt.6~bed on the bJtonze pfuquu i..n the LU6ti.g-lline MemoJUai. Room .<.n the Temp.e.e.

* SaJr.a. F i..bUb BuzVt * Lily Liebman Ganc.n~ed * Benja.mbt Gi..beJt * E~d Go!d6te.<.n * Mae Mende!.6on G~O.6.6 * E~u:Une HaJtJL * MaJtcia. Ma.llU.n H 06 6man * s.tu.aJr..t J adz Kann * ChM!u Ka.u.6ma.n * Cec.iie B. Kobac.kVt * Lieut. Mo~on H. Levy * SaJr.a. Uppman * V~. Che&teJt SteJtn Lowendo~6 * Vavid SacheJrma.n * Helen Sedwitz * V~. Stanley H. Shen..6d * HaltoM S. Shine * Ida. S-U.Ve!t.6 * Vi..vi..a.n R. Sto!eJt * Eugene M~n Wel.6.6 * Ralph M. W.<.lko66

30 -VAY MOURNING GeJr.:tJutde Levy Leah Shine MaJr.gaJtet B. Solyn

KAVVISH LIST - OCTOBER 8 and 9

* Emanuel. ~w.ic.k. * Jennette G. CILOW '* V~. Samuel H. Va.vidow * Rebec.c.a. Magid F~ed * Lillie M. Guggenheim * Btanc.he K. HaAtzett * VIL. Loui.6 Lyman * Nate HaAtzeU MoyeJt * Van Ro bin..6 * Yetta MiMky saUzma.n * S. Pan.! So.e.yn * Jamu S. WillA.a.m.6

REMINDER:- This is merely a reminder for our members who find it difficult to negotiate the Temple steps. You are free to :use the automati.c .chair­lift at the Woodbine entrance. This chair, which was the gift of Mrs. Philip and the late Mr. Philip Levy, will enable you to reach the Sanct uary level more easil y.

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CONGREGATION RODEF SHOLOM

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September 24, 26, 27, October 1, 2, 8 and 9, 1982

WE CONGRATULATE:

Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Cohen upon the engagement of their son, David, to Julie Golis; and

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Foxman upon the birth of a grandson, born to their children, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Foxman.

IN THE NEWS:

~lISS KATE M. LIVINGSTON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Livingston, and grand­daughter of Mrs. Rena Strauss, was chosen .as a semifinalist in the 1983 National }1erit Scholarship competition.

MRS. JAN STRASFELD was pictured in the Youngstown Vindicator as a member of the Bargain Bonanza Committee of the Jr. League. She is in charge of personnel and scheduling.

DR. NATHAN BELINKY has been elected President of the Kiwanis Club of East Side Youngstown for the 1982-1983 year.

DR. MORRIS ROSENBLUM was the recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award from the College of Medicine, Ohio State University. He was one of only 4 who received this award.

hQil - A chain with a pendant was lost in the Sanctuary while the owner was attending Rosh Hashonah Services. The owner was sitting in Row H, Seat 6.

The 1982-1983 Youngstown Jewish Lecture Series Tickets are available in the Temple Office. The first presentation, featuring the Giora Feidman Trio will be given at Temple El Emeth, Saturday, October 30th at 8:30 P. M. Giora Feidman is known as a "wizard of the clarinet". His program will consist of classical along with Jewish sould music.

YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS OUTSTANDING PROGRAM!

ALL ABOUT SISTERHOOD!! -. Are you in need of Stationery? We now have a new Stationery Chairman - MRS.

LARRY (LORI) COHN). She will fill all your stationery requirements. Please call her at 759-7985. AND:-

NOW IS THE TIME!! Please start to collect your RUMMAGE. The dates are April-nDth and April 11th - You have merely to bring your Rummage to the Temple and you will have assistance in carrying it into the building.

Please note the time schedule for the observance of SUCCOS. We invite you not only to come to the Services, which is certainly your commitment as a Jew, but treat yourself to the sight of the beautiful SUKKAH which will be prepared by the RODEF SHOLOM SISTERHOOD.

HAVE YOU MADE YOUR RESERVATION? This year RODEF SHOlOM is inaugurating a monthly discussion group, aimed especially at couples, but open to any of our adults. The title of the program is "The Jewish Things We Take For Granted." The initial meeting will be a dinner-meeting on October 17, 1982 at 6:30 P. M. For reservations, please call the Temple Office (744-5001) or Jan and Stuart Strasfeld (759-7607).

WATCH THE TEMPLE BULLETIN FOR FURTHER DETAILS. - -----CON T RIB UTI 0 N S

~ONOR IN HONOR OF FUND Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Brody Birth of granddaughter of Mr". and Mrs. )

Maury Young ) Birth of granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. )

Sam Zlotnick ) Strouss Hall

Birth of grandson of Mr. and Mrs. ) Aaron Udell )

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DONOR

CONTRIBuTIONS (CONTINUED)

IN HONOR OF FUND

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Brody Recovery of Mrs. Sam Goldberg) Birthday of Mrs. Nathan Monus) Strouss Hall

Dr. and Mrs. Brody have also made a generous contribution to THE STROUSS HALL FUND of Congregation Rodef Shalom with gratefulness and thanks to those who remembered Mrs. Brody's "Milestone" birthday and in honor of her recovery.

Mrs. Morris Berkowitz Mr. Sam Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Felsenthal Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fine Atty. and Mrs. Richard

Goodman

Mrs. Edward Klein

Mr. and Mr s. Morr is Levy Mrs. B. F. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Routman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rudick Mrs. Beatrice Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yarov

Mr. and Mrs . Louis Applebaum

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Brody Maurice Bernstein Mrs. Morris Berkowitz

Mr.Samue1 Berkowitz Dr. and Mrs. Irwin M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fried

Atty. & Mrs. Richard Goodman Miss Janet Gross Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jacobs Mrs. Edward Klein Mr. and Mrs. Harry Label Lt. Col. & Mrs. Bell Lake Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller Mr. and Mrs. Reginal Pollock Mrs. Sadie Rifkin Dr. & Mrs. Morris Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rudick Atty. & Mrs. Leo Waldman Dr. and Mrs. Sam Zoss

Recovery of Mr. Oscar Kirchner Recovery of Dr. Seymour Shagrin Birthday of Mrs. Edwin Brody Birthday of Mr. Walter Spiegle

Recovery of Mr. Oscar Kirchner Recovery of Dr. Seymour Shagrin Recovery of Mrs. Hannah Protetch Recovery of Mrs. Selma Sherman Birthday of Mr. Walter Spiegle Birthday of Mrs. Jerome FrankIe Recovery of Mrs. Edwin Brody Recovery of Mrs. Edwin Brody Recovery of Alice Sedwitz Birth of son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald

Foxman

IN MEMORY OF

Ben Edner, Louis Sandler Mrs. Ralph Gefsky Jules Itts, Earl Kaye, Ben Edner Isador Bernstein Mother, Sarah G. Hutner Louis Sandler Grandmother, Sarah G. Rutner Jean Lourie Brother, Morris Magid Gertrude Levy (Chicago) Sarah G. Rutner (Grandmother) Leah Shine Son, David Sister, Dr. Judith Goldstein Lieberman Husband, Edward Klein, Charles Zeigler Gertrude Levy (Chicago) . Louis Sandler

Morris Berkowitz Morris Berkowitz Strouss Hall Chair

Morris Berkowitz Morris Berkowitz Cindy Kirkorsky Cindy Kirkorsky Endowment B. F. Roth Strouss Hall Mini-social Hall Endowment

Levy Fine Arts

Endowment Strouss Hall Endowment

110rris Berkowitz Morris Berkowitz Endowment

Rebecca Magid !<'ried Morris Berkowitz Endowment David Harmon Endowment Cindy Kirkorsky Endowment Endowment

Leah Shine Endowment Sol Passell (Detroit) Endowment Gertrude Levy (Chicago) Endowment Louis Sandler Endowment Ben Oster, Ruth Friedman, Charles Zeigler Mini-social Hall Leah Shine Leah Shine Father, Zalmon Zoss Leah Shine

Endowment Leah Shine

YOM KIPPUR

Although there will be continuous prayers and readings following the Late Morning Service, the Children's Service will be held at 1:45 P. M., the formal Afternoon Service will begin at 3:00 P. M. and Memorial _ __ . Services at 3:30 P. M. All who attend the Memorial Service must be in their seats before the Service begins. No one will be admitted during the Memorial Service. We call your attention to the procedure as follows:

The Memorial Service does not conclude the Yom Kippur Service. We urge all who come for the Memorial Service to remain for the Concluding Servi.ce and Benediction. Leaving after the Memorial Service detracts from the dignity and solemnity of the day and it is discourteous to the Rabbis and to those who want to remain for the complete Service. We trust our members will take this request kindly and follow the procedure.

Mrs. Max (Helen) Lester will play the Kol Nidrei at the Yom Kippur evening Services. Daniel Rose, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ernst Rose, will sound the Shofar at the clese of the Yom Kippur Services as he did during the Rosh Hashanah Service.

YOM KIPPUR TRADITIONS

FASTING: Reform Judaism never did abolish fasting on Yom Kippur. While leaving the decision to each individual, fasting is nonetheless encouraged and doing business as usual is discouraged.

AT HOME; There is NO Kiddush on Yom Kippur Eve. The meal itself is not part of the Holy Day. Candles ARE kindled at the conclusion of the dinner, when the wife initiates the Fast and the Holy Day by kindling the lights.

Home Service For Yom Kippur IterM Needed Candlnticks Cendles Challah

Time of H~ s.tvla

OecOtlJtlve Challah Cover Holidav bread knife CenterpieCIJ of flowers

When the 'amily gathers around the table on the eve 0' Yom Kippur, the ~.I I. begun with the motzi. The remainder of the service takes place at the conclusion of the meal.

Baruch Anah Adonai Elohaynu Meleeh Hb-o'am HamoUI Lechem Min He-aretz. Blealed ert Thou, 0 lord. OUf God, the Ruling Spirit of the Universe, who has brought

torth our bfltsd from the earth.

At 1M c:onchfllon 01 the mMI:

Huabend: The holiest day of the year 1:1 about to begin. Let us use It well. May It be for ftaeh one of us 8 day of renewal. May It help us to overoome what is evil in us and to strengthen whot is good. May it bring us cloter to one another, and maka us mote ~I to our community, our faith, and OUI" God.

WIht Ugh" candles BeNch Attah Adonai Elohaynu Meleeh Ha-olam Asher Kidshanu 8'mltzvotav V'nivanu L'hadlik Neyr Shel Yom Hekippurlm. Bless.d is the Lord our God, tho Ruling Spirit of the Universe. who ha .. enabled our

people to achieve holiness through mitzvah of kindling the lights of the Oey of Atone­ment. (The entire family joins in reciting)

All: Baruch Attah Adonai Elohaynu Meleeh Ha-nlam She-hech Eyanu V'kiy'manu V'h,gi-anv laz'rnan Hazeh. We praise Thee, 0 lord, OUf God, ' the Ruling Spil it of the Univflrse, for giving us

life, for sustaining us and tor hringtrl~ U5 agllin to this seasen_

The paren .. bless the children. May God bless Y0tl and guide you. Be strong for the truth, charitable in your words,

just and loving in your deeds. A noble heritage has been entrusled to you; guard it welt.

The. LoJtd ble..6h you .. and k.e.e.p you. The. LOlLd .iook. fU..n.dty upon. you and be. gM..ciOU6 :to you. The. LOlLd be..6tow W 6avo't upon. you and g.ive. you peac.e.

Amen.