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CONTRIBUTIONS Continued
To Renee & Mark Glaser - Mazel Tov on the Bar Mitzvah of
your son, Jordan Aaron Glaser, from Grandma Rita Feldman.
In Memory of beloved Brothers, Sisters, Aunts & Uncle, Abraham
& Hyman Passo, Claire Hazan & Ann Ashendorf, from
Rita Feldman & Family.
In Memory of beloved Parents, Grandparents, Great Grandparents,
Joseph & Regina Passo from Rita Feldman & Family.
CHUMASH
To Judith Kalvar in memory of Beatrice Sarote from Neil Oberstein.
To Dr. Merrick & Stacey Elias in memory of their twin babies,
Gabriel & Raphiel from Katie, Sean & Abby Pham.
KASSELMAN SCHOOL
A donation was made to Project Ahava From Reuben and
Jacob Latorre
CAMP RAMAH FUND
To Barbara Rosen - Get well wishes from Elizabeth Solomon.
To Ariel Birchfield - Mazel Tov on a beautiful job on your Bat
Mitzvah from Audrey & Sam Meline.
To Jackie Lieberman - Mazel Tov on a beautiful job on your Bat
Mitzvah from Audrey & Sam Meline.
To A.J. Hochsztein - Mazel Tov on a beautiful job on your Bat
Mitzvah from Audrey & Sam Meline.
To Jolie Reisner - Mazel Tov on a beautiful job on your Bat
Mitzvah from Audrey & Sam Meline.
To Daniel Aarons - Mazel Tov on a beautiful job on your Bar
Mitzvah from Audrey & Sam Meline.
16 Temple Sinai of Hollywood
MAZEL TOVS TO THE NEW PARENTS:
Arthur and Nuala Seligman who welcomed their son, Roy, on
December 19, 2008.
Harvey and Andrea Rafofsky who welcomed their grandson,
Kenneth Matthew Steckler, on January 12, 2009.
Maya and Spencer Harvey who welcomed Emma Lilah, on
January 18, 2009.
Rina and Nir Asaf who welcomed their son, Ian, on January
24, 2009.
Annie and Jonathan Garber who welcomed their son, Natan,
on February 9, 2009.
Alicia Feinsmith and her daughter Sylvie welcomed granddaughter
and niece, Grace Leigh Gardner, on February 12,
2009.
Karaoke at Temple Sinai of Hollywood
Saturday Night, March 7th 2009 at 7:30pm
KARAOKE (a mixture of Japanese kara, "empty," and okesutora, "orchestra") pronounced ka-ra-oakie/; is a form of entertainment
in which amateur singers sing along with recorded music (and/or a music video) using a microphone and public address system.
The music is typically a well-known pop song which has no lead vocal. Lyrics are usually displayed on a video screen, along with a
moving symbol or changing color and/or music video images, to guide the singer. In some countries, a karaoke music video with
lyrics and the option to disable the original voice track is called a KTV. Some people incorrectly spell it "kareoke". (source
Wikipedia).
So, the questions are:
1. Was the above definition important to you?
2. If it was or it wasn’t, would you like to try karaoke?
3. If you have already tried karaoke, would you like to try it again?
4. Would you like to hear your friends and family give karaoke a try?
If any of the answers to the above questions were “YES”, then you need to join us for the first ever
Temple Sinai Karaoke Night on Saturday March 7th 2009 at 7:30pm.
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
To Fred Hocksztein & Family in your honor from Heidi Rosz
The family of Dr. Joe Stein extends sincere gratitude to
Temple Sinai for the love and support given to us at this most
difficult time. Joe loved Temple Sinai and you returned his
love. His wishes were that any donations in his memory be
made to Temple Sinai Hazak or Jewish National Fund.
Entrance is free, and there will be refreshments available for a small charge.
Ear plugs will be available for a large charge and all proceeds will go to research for curing tone deaf singers.
We look forward to a great night of music, fun and laughter.
So, regardless of how you spell it, Karaoke is coming to Temple Sinai on Saturday March 7th 2009 at 7:30pm.
For more information, please sing “Help” very loudly or call the Temple Office on 95- 987-0026.