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VOLUME XXVII . ISSUE NO. 2 . November 2006 . CHESHVAN & KISLEV 5767 

Sisterhood Torah Fund Brunch 

Sunday, November 5, 2006 at 9:15 am 

Join us for brunch, an important film and 

a study session led by 

Cecelia Beyer 

Third Year JTS Rabbinical Student 

Film: “And the Gates Opened: Women 

in the Rabbinate” 

RSVP to Ann Sundstrom at 424-3269 or 

ayay51@yahoo.com 

TBS 

Market 

Place 

Family Shabbat Service and Dinner 

sponsored by the Young Members Group 

Friday, November 17, 2006 

at 6:15 pm 

Chinese Style Dinner with 

Chicken Fingers and Fries for the Kids 

Oneg Shabbat enhanced by “Bill the Magician” 

See flyer inside this issue for more details 

You are invited to a very special event 

Sunday, November 5 at 2:00 pm 

The Dedication of The TBS Judaica Shop Honoring the Memory of 

Fran Kurtzman 

Please join us to pay tribute to Fran and her commitment to Temple Beth Sholom 

SHOP...SHOP...SHOP 

at the 

TBS Craft Marketplace 

Wednesday, November 15, 2006 

9:00 am-2:00 pm 

Get your holiday shopping done early! 

Over 40 vendors participating. 

Men’s Club Breakfast 

and Educational Event 

Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 9:00 am 

TBS Men’s Club and 

the Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs 

is proud to present 

Rabbi Tzvi Berger 

visiting from a Masorti Congregation in Kfar Vradim 

See page 11 for more details 

TBS Sisterhood presents 

* 

Chinese BINGO Night 

Tuesday, November 28, 2006 

A night filled with food, raffles, 

games and cash prizes. 

Doors Open at 6:30 pm ~ Games Begin at 7:15 pm 

*Translation: See you at Bingo Night! 

See flyer inside this issue for more details 

Save the Date! 

February 3, 2007 

When TBS Will Present 

A Chai Gala Dinner Dance 

Celebrating our 18th 

Anniversary in Cherry Hill 

See page 17 for more details 

November 2006 CHESHVAN & KISLEV 5767 Page 1

Rabbi’s Message 

Three Hundred Million and One 

The population of the United States hit 300,000,000 on October 17 at 7:46 a.m. 

There were cheers in the Census Department office when the computer indicated 

the exact moment of the arrival of number 300 million. Of course, since this was 

based on statistical calculation, nobody knew exactly who that person was. In 

Queens, New York, the baby born closest to that minute was the child of 

immigrant parents from Mexico. In Atlanta, it was the son of a soldier and his 

wife. Of course, it is possible that the 300 millionth American walked onto U.S. soil by illegally crossing 

the border or by stepping off a plane. And, then, less than a minute later, there was number 300,000,001. 

Coincidentally, all of this occurred during the week we were beginning our annual cycle of Torah 

readings with Breyshit—Genesis. For us, it all begins with one person—Adam, the first human being. 

Talmud and Midrash ask “why?” Why did God begin with one, when God could just as easily have 

created the world with 300,000,000 (or more)? The classical answer comes from the Mishnah: 

Therefore only a single human being was created—to teach that whoever 

destroys a single soul Scripture regards as if he destroyed the entire world, and 

whoever saves a single soul Scripture regards as if he preserved the entire 

world. And (a single human being was created) for sake of peace among people, 

so that one person not say to his fellow “My father was greater than your 

father.” And to tell the greatness of the Holy One, blessed be He, for man mints 

many coins with a single mold, and they are all similar to one another. But the 

King of kings, the Holy one, blessed be He, stamped every person with the mold 

of the first human being, and not one is similar to another. Therefore, each and 

every person must say “For my sake was the world created.” (Sanhedrin 4:5) 

Surely, this country and the world would be a much better place, if all people came to appreciate the 

significance and worth of each individual. American number 300 Million is very important indeed—just 

like the rest of us. 

This month brings something new for Temple 

Talk: a series of messages to the congregation 

from the synagogue vice presidents. What a great 

idea! While all TBS officers share a commitment 

to synagogue life in general, and to the future of 

TBS in particular, each of us brings our unique 

perspectives and priorities to service on the 

executive committee. So, as the designated 

“messenger” for November, a month when we 

give thanks for the abundance in our lives, I’d like 

to share with you just a few of the things which I 

believe we have in abundance here at TBS: 

At TBS, we have an abundance of ways 

for our members to become involved in 

the synagogue community, no matter 

what their interests, abilities or 

availability. Our large and diverse 

congregation allows us to provide a vast 

Vice President’s Message 

November 2006 CHESHVAN & KISLEV 5767 Page 2 

(Continued on page 17) 

array of religious, educational and social 

programs. From Talmud study to 

computer classes, fashion shows to book 

clubs, TBS has a wealth of opportunities 

for all ages. 

Come to our Preschool, or any of the 

many synagogue services and programs 

that are designed for young families and 

you will see that we have a wonderful 

abundance of families with young 

children and babies. In my position as a 

vice president, I have the privilege of 

working with the dedicated volunteers 

and outstanding professional staff who 

are responsible for providing a 

welcoming and exciting place for families 

(continued on page 10)

Senior Chaverim 

On Tuesday, November 21, 

2006 at 12:15 pm, Senior 

Chaverim will celebrate its Tenth 

Anniversary with a luncheon and 

special program that will 

remember our past and lead right 

up to the present. 

Gloria Shaw Kingan was one 

of our first presidents who helped 

to shape and guide our Senior 

Chaverim to the successful group 

we are today. After her term in 

office, she stayed on the board, 

actively contributing her ideas. 

So take a 

musical 

journey with 

Gloria and 

help celebrate 

her life and 

Senior 

Chaverim’s first ten years. 

On Thursday, December 14, 

Hazzan Dardashti will celebrate 

Hanukkah with us. So, keep both 

dates open and join 

us! Hope you and 

your loved ones 

enjoy a very Happy 

Thanksgiving! 

Myrna Cohen, 

President 

Over the High Holy Days, I received many kind 

words of encouragement from so many of you. 

Your support is much appreciated. 

Becoming Executive Director at TBS is, in 

many ways, a return “home” for me. When I was 

TBS President from 1991-1993, I developed an 

even greater love for TBS and, as with most pastpresidents, 

after they leave office, I felt very 

nostalgic in my post-presidency days. So coming 

back into contact with the daily activities of the 

shul is like coming home. 

One of my first priorities is to improve our 

WHAT’S NEW IN THE MISHPOCHE? 

Speedy Recovery: 

LYNN GREEN SAM SCHWARTZ 

Mazel Tov to: 

TOBY & HOWARD WINTER on the engagement of their daughter, JENNIE, to 

JAY KUPERSTEIN 

MAXINE & PAUL MAYER on the birth of their granddaughter, SYDNEY 

HANNAH MAYER 

CLAIRE SPECHLER and FLOYD SPECHLER on the birth of their greatgranddaughter 

and great-niece, SHAYNA SPECHLER 

ALAN KELLERMAN and SANDY KELLERMAN on the marriage of their son, 

JOSHUA, to CAROLYN BARNETT 

MARLENE & MARK HEIMERLING on the birth of their grandson, DANIEL 

HARRY HEIMERLING 

KELLY & ERIC SHORE on the birth of their son, JEREMY MAX SHORE 

ZELDA & CHARLES GREENBERG on the birth of their grandson, CHASE 

AARON MILLER 

MICHELE LEVENE BRILL and DAVID & MICHELLE BRILL on the marriage of 

their daughter and sister, ELISSA to PAUL PASHKIN. 

MICHELE LEVENE BRILL and DAVID & MICHELLE BRILL on the arrival of 

their granddaughter and niece, HALLE PASHKIN. 

Mazel Tov to our November B’nei Mitzvot: 

MAX COHEN, son of JEFFREY & SHERRIE COHEN 

RILEY LASSIN, daughter of HOWARD & ALLISON LASSIN 

ALISON ROMISHER, daughter of DAVID & JANET ROMISHER 

ANDREW GARONZIK, son of LESLIE KATZ and HOWARD GARONZIK 

ADAM GREEN, son of WILLIAM & AMY GREEN 

Condolences to: 

DEBBIE KORNGOLD on the death of her beloved brother, DAVID BLADING 

NINA STAIMAN on the death of her beloved father, RICHARD JAFFE 

KENNETH SCHULNER on the death of his beloved mother, IDA SCHULNER 

EVELYN WHITE on the death of her beloved husband, ALVIN WHITE 

SUSAN DENBO on the death of her beloved mother, SYLVIA DENBO 

LEE GOLDBERG on the death of her beloved father, CY FELHEIMER 

RICHARD GREENBERG on the death of his beloved father, BURTON 

GREENBERG 

LEAH EDELSTEIN on the death of her beloved father, MURRAY KARGER 

ARNOLD FRIEDMAN on the death of his beloved brother, CHARLES 

FRIEDMAN 

JEFFREY ABRAMS on the death of his beloved grandmother, BESS ABRAMS 

If you have an item for What’s New, please notify us at the 

TBS Office at 751-6663. 

From the Executive Director 

Home Sweet Home 

congregant communications. I’ve already gotten 

some feedback, with one suggestion being to 

reduce the number of e-mails from TBS. We are 

already planning on condensing our 

communications from the office and are looking 

into providing an e-mail summary once a week of 

all the events reported during the past week, with a 

link to our TBS website (www.tbsonline.org) to 

make it easier for you to make a contribution to 

honor or commemorate some of these events. 

Speaking of e-mail, we'd love to add you to our 


(Continued on page 10)



Library Corner 

Something for Everyone 

The best time of the year is at hand! 

The Festival of Arts, Books and Culture is taking place from November 4 through November 12. 

Expect an extended week of fascinating, informative and entertaining events and lectures that can’t be 

found anywhere else. As the Librarian, I am, of course, particularly interested in the books and author 

events. This year’s line up is particularly fine and I’d like to let you know that the following books— 

whose authors are appearing or will be discussed—are available in the Uhr Library. 

“For One More Day” by Mitch Albom 

“Polio: An American Story” by David Oshinsky 

“Love and Other Impossible Pursuits” by Ayelet Waldman 

“Tolstoy Lied: A Love Story” by Rachel Kadish 

“Golden Country” by Jennifer Gilmore 

“Everyman” by Phillip Roth 

“Hidden” by Victoria Lustbader 

“Absurdistan” by Gary Shteyngart 

“Sweet and Low” by Rich Cohen 

“Overcoming Life’s Disappointments” by Rabbi Harold Kushner 

And for the younger set: 

“Miriam’s Journey: Discovering a New World” One of the Gali Girls Series by 

Robin Levinson 

As it is November and we will be celebrating our second Thanksgiving (Sukkot was the first), I’d like 

to say a word or two of thanks for the wonderful people who volunteer in the Library all year round. 

These are the folks who label, stamp and cover all the books in preparation for putting them on the 

shelves. They have sewn the seat cushions for our 18 chairs so you are comfortable while you use the 

Library. They paint, clean and re-arrange the shelves. And they help staff the desk on Sunday. To Bev 

Anderson, Allison Lassin and Tricia Schaffer go my heartfelt thanks. I couldn’t do it without you! 

The Library is constantly getting new books and films, so please stop by and find something you’d 

like. Increase your enjoyment in Jewish knowledge. 

Judy Brookover, Librarian 

Gift of Israel (GOI) 

The chance to study, first hand, the history and culture of Israel, its land and its people, is something most of us want for 

our children when they are old enough to appreciate the experience. To make that possible, we have to plan for the years 

ahead. We are pleased and excited to note that our Confirmation students are again going to Israel. 

The Gift of Israel Program (GOI) makes this unique opportunity available through a TBS-Jewish Federation matching 

funds plan based at Signature Bank (which replaces Bank Leumi) in New York. Here is what you need to know about 

this risk-free way to demonstrate your faith in the future of Israel and your commitment to a first-rate Jewish education 

for your children. 

GOI helps families save necessary funds to have an unforgettable Confirmation Class Israel Experience 

Each year, TBS and the Federation of Southern NJ will contribute added funds to those set aside annually by individual 

GOI families (at least $150 per enrolled child) so that your children will be able to make an educational trip to Israel 

Any Religious School child of a TBS member in grades 3 through 6 is eligible to enroll for the GOI program 

For each year in which a student is actively enrolled in GOI, Federation will add $100 and TBS will add $50 toward that child’s 

Confirmation Class Israel Experience, for a maximum of 7 years and $1,050 in matching funds! 

Your child’s educational experience in Israel can be affordable! 

New Applicants: For more information and registration forms, call Jerry Ackerman at 856-751-6663. To qualify 

for this year’s matching funds, all forms and contributions for the year 2006 must be in 

by December 15, 2006. 

Current Registrants: You must make your annual payment by December 15, 2006. Mail to Signature Bank, 565 

Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 10017, Attention: Gift of Israel. Write your student’s Social Security number on the check. If you do not have 

a Signature Bank deposit slip, include a note stating the name(s), Social Security number(s) and amounts for whom the GOI 

deposit(s) is/are being made. For instructions about how to request GOI disbursements, call Jerry Ackerman at 856-751-6663. 


Cheshvan November 

Kislev 

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 

10 Cheshvan 11 Cheshvan 

12 Cheshvan 

1 2 3 4 

14 Cheshvan 15 Cheshvan 16 Cheshvan 17 Cheshvan 18 Cheshvan 19 Cheshvan 

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

Open Religious 

School Day 

9:15am Sisterhood 

Brunch; 9:30am 

Bar/Bat Mitzvah 

Parent Meeting 

21 Cheshvan 22 Cheshvan 23 Cheshvan 24 Cheshvan 25 Cheshvan 26 Cheshvan 

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 

No Religious School 

28 Cheshvan 29 Cheshvan 30 Cheshvan 

1 Kislev 

2 Kislev 

3 Kislev 

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 

9am Men’s Club 

Breakfast 

5 Kislev 

6 Kislev 

7 Kislev 

8 Kislev 

26 27 28 29 30 


Upcoming December Events 

3-10..... Sisterhood Secret Shop: Kid- 

Priced Hanukkah Gifts for Family Giving 

3 .......... Religious School Scholar-In- 

Residence Program 

6 & 13.. Sisterhood Mosaic Project 

7 .......... Men’s Club Health Series Program 

10 ........ Mechinah Bet Family Program 

14 ........ Social Action Cooking 

9:30am & 10:30am 

Preschool Music 

Round; 7pm Jewish 

War Veterans Mtg 

7:30pm Advanced 

Hebrew; 8:15pm 

Ritual Comm Mtg 

9am-3pm Gently 

Used Book Sale 

9:30am & 10:30am 


Round; 12:30pm 

Lunch and Learn, 

Intermediate Hebrew 

9:30am & 10:30am 


Round; 7:30pm 

Advanced Hebrew 

Sisterhood Secret Shop 

Open; 9:30am & 

10:30am PS Music 

Round; 12:30pm Lunch 

and Learn; 7:30pm 

Advanced Hebrew; 8pm 

Young Members Group 

Board Meeting 

15.........First Night of Hanukkah 

16.........Confirmation Class leaves for Israel 

24.........No Religious School—Winter Break 

Until January 3 

25.........No Preschool Until January 3 

31.........Fast of 10th of Tevet 

31.........Confirmation Class returns from 

Israel 

Rosh Hodesh 

Religious School Parent 

Visitation Day; 9:30am 

Hebrew II; 10:30am & 

11:30am PS Music Round 

11am Senior Chaverim 

Mtg; 7pm Boy Scouts 

8:15pm Tuesday Night 

Talmud; BeST II-IV to 

ABC Festival 



9:30am Hebrew II 

1pm Senior Chaverim 

Board Meeting 

9:30 Hebrew II 

10:30am & 11:30am PS 

Music Round; 12:15pm Sr 

Chaverim Mtg; 7pm Boy 

Scouts; 7:30pm Sisterhood 

Bd Mtg 8:15pm Tuesday 

Night Talmud 

9:30am Hebrew II 

10:30am & 11:30am 


Round 

6pm Sisterhood 

Bingo 

Service Schedule 

Daily Services: Monday-Friday at 7 am and 

Sunday at 8:15 am 

Evening Services: Sunday-Thursday at 8 pm 

Shabbat Services: Friday at 6:15 pm and 

Saturday at 9:30 am 

Minha at Sundown 

SCRIP Available For 

ShopRite/Cherry Hill Kosher 

Acme/Stop & Shop 

Macy’s 

Purchase SCRIP in the TBS Judaica Shop or Office. 

9:30am Hebrew I 

12:30pm Int Hebrew 

6:15pm Preschool Music 

Round; 7:30pm Exec 

Committee Meeting, 

Choir Rehearsal; 8:15pm 

Bimah Protocol 

Religious School Parent 

Visitation Day; 9:30am 

Hebrew I; 12:30pm Int 

Hebrew; 6:15pm PS 

Music Round; 7:30pm 

Choir Rehearsal; 8:15pm 

Adult Ed: Shabbat 

Morning Service 

9am-3pm PS Craft 

Marketplace, Gently Used 

Book Sale; 9:30am Hw I; 

12:30pm Int Hw; 6:15pm 

PS Music Round; 7:30pm 

TBS Bd Mtg, Choir Rhsl 

8:15pm Adult Ed: 

Mechanics of Prayer 


Preschool closes at 

3:15pm; No late 

care, karate or 

science 



12:30pm Int Hebrew 

6:15pm PS Music 

Round; 7:30pm Choir 

Rehearsal 

9:30am & 10:30am 


Round 

NJEA Weekend 

No Preschool 

9:30am-12N 

Preschool Teacher 

Inservice 



9:30am & 10:30am 


Round 

6:30pm Social Action 

Cooking 

Thanksgiving Day 

9 Kislev 

9:30am & 10:30am 


Round 

Children’s Service Schedule* 

Tefilat Yeladim (TY) 10:30am: 

Shabbat Services for grades 3 and 

4 led by Claire Spechler. 

Knesset Noar (KN) 10:30am: 

Shabbat Services for grades 5 and 

6 led by Jane Lindemann. 

Shabbat Enrichment (SE) 

11am-12pm: Shabbat Services for 

ages 4 to 7 led by Harriet Baker in 

Room 106. 

Babysitting: Every Shabbat 

morning in Room 116. 


10am Preschool 

Music Round 

Candlelighting 

time: 4:36pm 

NJEA Weekend 

No Preschool 

Jewish War Veterans 

Shabbat 


time: 4:29pm 



6:15pm YMG 

Shabbat Service & 

Dinner 


time: 4:23pm 

TBS Office Closed 


time: 4:19pm 

13 Cheshvan 

Minha time: 4:45 pm 

Lech Lecha 

20 Cheshvan 

No Children’s 

Service; 9:30am B/M 

Max Cohen; 4:15pm 

B/M Riley Lassin 

Minha time: 4:45pm 

Vayera 

27 Cheshvan 

Religious School 

Teachers Shabbat 

9:30am B/ M Alison 

Romisher; 4:30pm B/M 

Andrew Garonzik 


Chaye Sarah 

4 Kislev 

No Children’s 

Services 

9:30am B/M Adam 

Green 


Toldot 

Deadline for the 

December Issue of 

Temple Talk: 

November 1, 2006 

Push the Right Buttons! 

Main Office......... 751-6663 

TBS Fax............. 751-2369 

Religious School. 751-1824 

Preschool............ 751-0994 

Internet Address ..... www.tbsonline.org 

Judaica Shop Hours 

Sunday: 9:00am-1:00pm 

Mon, Wed, Thurs: 9:30am-1:00pm 

Tuesday: 9:30am-6:30pm 

Wednesday: 4:00pm-9:00pm 

Friday: 9:30am-12:00noon 

Hours also available by 

appointment. Call 751-6663.

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24 “Obey these instructions as a lasting ordinance for you and your descendants. 25 

When you enter the land that God will give you as He promised, observe this ceremony. 

26 And when your children ask you, “What does this ceremony mean to you?” You shall say… 

(Exodus 12:24-26) 

At a conference I attended, Vicky Kelman, director of the Family Education Project of the Bureau of 

Jewish Education of San Francisco, claimed that schools cannot “turn kids into Jews.” From a traditional 

Jewish perspective, schools were never intended to produce Jews. Homes were. She also explained that 

at the time of Exodus, the experience/question/answer cycle took place at home, but at some point 

schools and home became partners, and the cognitive and skill-based components of answering the 

child’s questions were handled by the school. Vicky concluded her talk by saying that: “if we want the 

children who are our students today to grow up to be Jewish adults, we need to work with the families 

with whom they are living today.” 

Our Religious School follows the model that Vicky preaches. We create many opportunities for 

parents to actively participate in the partnership. Here are a few of them: 

PARENTS’ HANDBOOK: This year, in line with our “Year of Big Questions” 

theme, we added a special page to the Parent Handbook, with questions allowing 

parents and students to engage in conversations guided by these questions. 

SOS IVRIT: We created a method to help parents who are not Hebrew readers to 

help their children read Hebrew. Through the generous support of our Endowment 

Fund, we created and printed a book for Hebrew reading practices for parents and 

children. Every family with a Mechinah Bet child receives this book to keep at home. 

If you do not have one, ask the school office to provide you with a copy. 

FAMILY PROGRAMS: Under the direction of Jennifer Stofman, we offer many 

educational programs during the school hours for parents to join their children in 

learning and teaching. 

THE SCRIBE’S NOTES: This year, we added a new bulletin board in the 

beginning of the long hallway. Every 2 to 3 weeks, each class posts a report on that 

board, detailing what they’ve learned. This allows parents to follow their child’s 

learning and gives them the opportunity to have a conversation with their children on 

the subjects learned. 

OPEN SCHOOL DAY: November 5 is our OPEN SCHOOL DAY, followed by a 

week of class visiting opportunities. Parents are informed of their children’s 

curriculum and special grade level program and can visit the class sessions. 

CARING FACULTY AND STAFF: Our teachers and staff are at your service for 

any questions, any additional material you need for home enrichment, and for just 

chatting and updating of class activities. 

LET’S BE PARTNERS! 

See you in school, 

Dina Eliezer 


Many Jews have been reluctant to register as 

organ donors because of the misconception that 

Jewish law forbids organ donation. Nevertheless, 

the religious mandate to preserve life takes 

precedence over all other religious obligations. 

In a 1999 article published in the United 

Synagogue Review, Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser 

writes: “The inestimable value of human life is a 

cardinal principle of Jewish law. This principle 

includes an obligation for maintenance of our own 

health and for self-preservation. This obligation, 

known as pikuah nefesh, also includes the duty to 

save the life of one's fellow human being, should 

he or she be in mortal danger. This is the 

significance of the Commandment: ‘You shall not 

stand idly by the blood of your neighbor’ (Lev. 

19:16). Codifying this mitzvah in his Mishneh 

Torah, Maimonides emphasizes how broadly its 

obligation devolves: ‘Anyone who is able to save 

a life, but fails to do so, violates ‘You shall not 

stand idly by the blood of your neighbor.’” 

These sources provide the halakhic basis for 

the decision by the Rabbinical Assembly's 

Committee on Jewish Law and Standards that "the 

preservation of human life is obligatory, not 

optional.” 

While Leora and I were in the hospital, we 

were blessed with the opportunity to fulfill the 

mitzvah of pikuah nefesh through organ donation. 

The Gift of Life Donors Program was able to 

As the leaves changed into a new season of 

color, the Preschool engaged in activities for 

Sukkot and Simchat Torah. Many exciting 

events and programs were held during our first 

two months of school: 

Our Threes went to Springdale Farms to 

go on a hayride, pick pumpkins and ride 

through the fields where the fall crops 

were being harvested. 

Our Fours and Kindergarten went on a 

field trip to Johnson’s Farm. They loved 

being greeted by Farmer Sid, who 

greeted them with “Shanah Tova” and 

showed our children the fruits and 

vegetables that were being harvested. 

By the way, the children proudly 

A Message from Rabbi Levenson 

(Continued on page 10) 

Preschool News 

harvest vital organs to be donated. Both Leora and 

I felt a measure of comfort knowing that another 

child will live because of our son. 

I hope that you’ll consider completing a 

donation card, and indicate your preference on 

your driver’s license. Organ donor cards are 

available at TBS. Please discuss this with your 

family. 

The act of saving the life of another by 

donating organs is an act of faith. In A Guide to 

Jewish Religious Practice, Rabbi Isaac Klein 

writes: “There is no greater kavod hamet (honor 

to the deceased) than to bring healing to the 

living.” 

We honor the memory of our son by bringing 

healing to others. 

Rabbi Joel Levenson 

Leora and I wish to express our 

heartfelt gratitude and 

appreciation for your letters, 

cards, emails and 

generous contributions in 

memory of our son. 

— Rabbi Joel Levenson 

photo 

Our Fours enjoyed a “Harvest Festival” for Sukkot at 

Johnson’s Farm. 


Preschool News (continued from page 9) 

wore their TBS T-shirts on their field trips. 

Thank you to the HSA for coordinating this. 

The children looked wonderful and felt very 

special! 

During Sukkot, each class not only visited the 

synagogue’s Sukkah, 

but also had a turn 

having a portable 

Sukkah in their 

classroom that they 

played in and 

decorated. We were 

able to purchase this 

wonderful addition 

to our school from our gift shop. 

Rabbi Lindemann invited the Fours and 

Kindergarten to the main sanctuary to see a 

Torah in preparation for Simchat Torah. They 

were fascinated by its dress, as well as the 

Hebrew script. They enjoyed sharing with the 

Rabbi all the things they already know about 

Simchat Torah and asked many questions. 

Our Twos are settling in and loving Preschool! 

They are adjusting to their class schedule as 

well as enjoying library with Morah Judy, 

Music with Morah Marsha and look forward to 

their Shabbat program in the Bet Midrash. 

The HSA offered a hot lunch pizza day. It was 

a huge success and HSA will coordinate two 

hot lunch days a month. 

Thank you, parents, for your overwhelming 

support at “Back to School Night.” The 

teachers did a wonderful job having the 

children bake delicious treats and set up a 

creative and enjoyable art display. The next 

day, the children were very excited to find out 

their parents visited their teachers and 

classroom. 

Ellen Berju, Preschool Director 

Preschool Registration 

Reminder 

It’s not too late! 

There are still a few openings for January 2s: 

Classes run from January 4 through June 6, 

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:15 am to 11:30 

am, and 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. 

Lunch is optional. 

Child should be 21 months by March 1, 2007. 

Vice President’s Message (continued from page 2) 

with small children. Every day at TBS, 

we are working to enrich and enhance 

Jewish family life. 

As a member of the TBS Board of 

Directors and Executive Committee, I 

can tell you that TBS has an abundance 

of intelligent and talented lay leaders 

who are determined to help our 

synagogue maintain its position of 

excellence in the Jewish community. I 

am extremely grateful to the many, 

many people who give their time and 

attention so selflessly, by chairing and 

serving on TBS committees and 

membership groups. 

Of course, TBS is fortunate to have many of 

the material, tangible things that make our 

synagogue a pleasing and comfortable place to 

worship, study and celebrate: a beautiful 

sanctuary, a fully stocked library, a modern 

computer center and the like. But what makes us 

truly rich is our abundance of wonderful people: 

congregants who care deeply about Judaism, 

about each other, about the community, about 

Israel and about the world. Whenever there is a 

need, our congregants respond. 

I am grateful for the opportunities and 

experiences that I have had here at TBS, and 

encourage all of our members to take advantage 

of our abundance by attending programs, taking 

a class, joining Sisterhood or Men’s Club, or 

coming to services! You’ll be thankful you did. 

Debbie Perlman 

Executive Director (cont. from page 3) 

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information to do so. If you’re now receiving our 

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you’re not and would like to, send an e-mail to me 

at ericj@tbsonline.org and I’ll make sure you get 

on our list. 

I’d love to hear from you about how, working 

together, we can make TBS an even better place, 

serving your needs, getting you more involved, 

etc. Either e-mail or give me a call at 751-6663 to 

arrange a time to meet with me. 

Thanks. It’s good to be home! 

Eric Jacobs 


Now that the High Holidays are past, and now that we 

are in the month of Cheshvan, which has absolutely no 

Jewish holiday, let us take a moment to reflect on that 

idea. The Ritual Committee hears many complaints each 

year as to how the High Holidays don’t feel “right.” 

There are so many of us gathered together in one space 

that those who sit in the back feel alienated from the 

activities on the Bimah. While it is certainly true that 

our shul is full during parts of the High Holiday 

services, are those truly the most important days in the 

Jewish calendar? 

The answer, of course, is no, they are not. Shabbat is 

the most important day in our calendar and it happens to 

occur each week! We know it’s importance for several 

reasons: 

1) The number of aliyot to the Torah is greatest on 

Shabbat, with seven on each Shabbat, six on Yom 

Kippur, five on Rosh Hashanah, Pesach, Shavuot and 

Sukkot, four on Chol Hamoed Pesach and Sukkot and 

Rosh Chodesh; and three on Monday, Thursday, Purim, 

Yom Ha Atzmaut, Tisha B’Av, Hanukkah and other 

minor holidays. 

2) Shabbat takes priority over other holidays (for 

example, we don’t blow the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah if 

it is Shabbat, we don’t use the lulav and etrog if Sukkot 

falls on Shabbat. We don’t say certain prayers such as 

Aveinu Malkenu on Yom Kippur if that falls on 

Shabbat. Nor can Yom Kippur fall on Friday or Sunday, 

since the preparation for breaking of the fast or the 

preparation for the fast would violate Shabbat.) 

3) In Judaism, the days of the week are numbered 

leading up to Shabbat each week, with only Shabbat 

having a name. 

I would like to personally thank all of those who 

helped with High Holiday ushering. Without you, 

those important days at TBS would not run so 

smoothly. We very much appreciate your time and 

effort. 

The BBQ in the Sukkah in conjunction with Senior 

Chaverim, Sisterhood and the Religious School, was a 

big success. A fun time was had by all. 

Now with all the holidays behind us, there are 

numerous events to look forward to in the coming 

months. Please try to join us for some very fun and 

educational events. 

On November 19 at 9:00 am, the TBS Men’s Club, 

in conjunction with the Federation of Jewish Men’s 

Clubs, is proud to present Rabbi Tzvi Berger, a 

Ritual Practices 

Shabbat 

Men’s Club 

While I am not trying to belittle the importance of 

the High Holidays (after all, they are a very significant 

part of our calendar) I believe Shabbat should take its 

rightful place in our lives. 

Whether we stress the Friday night dinner 

experience by insisting that all members of the family 

join together and not be running off like the rest of the 

week, or we perform the rituals of lighting candles, 

making Kiddush and HaMotzi to mark the Shabbat as 

different from the rest of the week; or attend services 

for the spiritual stimulation that is offered. The 

observance of Shabbat has much to offer for all of our 

senses. There are literally tastes of Shabbat (special 

foods associated with Shabbat, such as challah, kugel, 

cholent, etc.), sounds of Shabbat (the prayers, the 

Zemirot, which are songs sung around the table), 

sights of Shabbat (candles flickering, the Havdalah 

candle at the end of Shabbat), smells of Shabbat (the 

aroma of good food, the spices of Havdalah), and the 

tactile aspects of Shabbat (the touching of the Torah 

scrolls as they are paraded around the room, the 

hugging and kissing of family and friends sharing a 

meal on Shabbat or being together in shul). 

Let us resolve, in this post-High Holiday period, to 

experience some or many aspects of the Shabbat. The 

chance to step back from the hectic lives we lead 

during the week will invigorate us; the fellowship will 

give us a sense of belonging to the community, and 

studying Torah will stimulate us. 

Shabbat Shalom, 

Alvin Stern 

visiting Israeli rabbi from a Masorti congregation in 

Kfar Vradim. This is expected to be a very educational 

event. 

Here are some other upcoming Men’s Clubs events: 

Dec. 3: FJMC Man of the Year Dinner in Dresher, PA 

Dec. 5: TBS General Meeting at TBS at 7:30 pm 

Dec. 7: Men’s Health Series #2 & Dessert at 7 pm 

Jan. 8: Watch the NCAA National Championship 

with Men’s Club at TBS at 8 pm 

Jan. 9: TBS General Meeting at 7:30 pm 

Jan. 21: Breakfast at 9 am (Speaker to be announced) 

Feb. 4: FJMC World Wide Wrap followed by a 

breakfast honoring the Confirmation Class of 2007 

upon their return from Israel with Rabbi Levenson 

Marc Cohen, President 


WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS 

To send a contribution card, requests should be made to Betzy Abramson in the synagogue office. 

ANTELL EDUCATION FUND 

DONOR IN MEMORY OF 

Barry & Barbara 

Hoffman.......................... Sondra Turer 

DONOR YAHRZEIT 

Sharon Antell.................. Father, Harry Antell 

Roberta & Joel Porter..... Stefanie Porter 

Phyllis Porter 

LEONARD COHEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


Bobbie Cohen................. Father, Eli Getz 

Sister, Esther Getz 

Husband, Saul Cohen 

ADAM CONVISSAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND 

DONOR IN HONOR OF 

The Convissar Family .... Toby Winter 


The Convissar Family .... Doris Ravitz 

Dorothy Lerner 

COLLEGE CONNECTION FUND 

DONOR SPEEDY RECOVERY 

Ken Arnold..................... Donna Braxton 

EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS FACILITY FUND 


David & Ellen Spitz ....... Helene Amster 

Yale & Audrey Asbell.... Rachel Gildiner’s engagement 



Post #126........................ Barry Plasky 

Yale & Audrey Asbell.... Edward Morrow 

Ruth Yennaco 

Michele, Scott, Jason 

and Josh Warren............. Doris Ravitz 



Post #126........................ Arthur Seltzer 

FINE ARTS FUND 


Brad & Stephanie 

Specter............................ Birth of Michael & Janet Ramer’s 

granddaughter 


Janet & Richard Levine.. Doris Ravitz 

Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Jack Gordon 


Brad & Stephanie 

Specter............................ Michael Ramer 

Sunnie Itkin .................... Ed Recht 

GENERAL FUND 


Zach Oppenheimer ......... Rachel Gildiner’s engagement 

Lorraine & Marvin 

Riesenbach ..................... Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

Charles & Shirley 

Kastenberg...................... Len & Marsha Yorinks 

Debbie Weisbach and 

Neil Cohen...................... Zahara Rubinstein’s Bat Mitzvah 

Marilyn & David 

Zibbell ............................ Our 40th wedding anniversary 

The Gelernt Family ........ Ben Levy’s engagement 

Rachel Gildiner’s engagement 

Glenn Fuhrman............... Helene Cooperman 

Leslie & Bernie Katz...... Bryna Kravitz’s engagement 

Shirley & Mort 

Rubinstein....................... Sydney Hannah Mayer 

Rabbi & Mrs. Alan 

Cohen.............................. Michele Weber & Rafi Cohen’s 

auf ruf 


Glenn Fuhrman............... Florence Goldberg 

The Levine Family ......... Sylvia Zucker 

Seth Ruderman ............... Gursell Ruderman 

The Gelernt Family.........Irvin Sobel 

Jules Gelernt 

Edward Caras 

Fran & Jerry Ackerman ..Edward Morrow 

Ruth Yennaco 

Irvin Sobel 

Renee Tannenbaum.........Edward Morrow 

Sandy & Michael 

Goldstein.........................Richard Fox 

The Zamarin Family .......Irv Sobel 

Dori & Joel Rose.............Burton Greenberg 

Mimi Weitzman ..............Carol Dichter 

Susan & Sol Genauer......Nathaniel Levison 

Elliot & Lori Braunstein .Jack Gordon 

Candy & Paul Rubin.......David Blading 


Jodi Ziets.........................Father, Herbert Cooper 

Robbie Ranes ..................Father, Harold Chapnick 

Anita Mellul....................Father, Isaac Cabessa 

Irving Porten ...................Brother, Bernard 

Sherri Hoffman ...............Grandfather, Morris Hybloom 

Shirley & Mort 

Rubinstein .......................Barbara Rubin 

Lena Silverman 

Deena & Gil Whitman ....Mom, Jeanie Whitman 

Aunt Sarah 

Judy Friedman.................Mother 

Myrna Birnbaum.............Father-in-law, Markus 

Birnbaum 

Michael Dickerman.........Mother, Eva Dickerman 

Bruce Zemble..................Mother, Bella Zemble 

Ann Milstein ...................Father, Al Arbitman 

William Ayes ..................Claire Ayes 

Joe & Trudy Levin..........Mother, Eva Levin 

Jean Kaplan.....................Mother, Anna Sussman 

Irving Porten ...................Sister, Anna Sharofsky 

Albert Sbar......................Wife, Thelma 

Cheryl Rosenberg ...........Father, Harry Binder 

Nina Israel Zucker ..........Grandfather 

Barry Hoffman................Father, David Hoffman 

Charline Gaulton.............Mother-in-law, Pauline 

Baumfeld 

Barry Nagelberg..............Father, David Nagelberg 

Brad & Rona Stern..........Father, Milton Stern 

Marlene Kramer..............Melvin Kramer 

Hilda Satz........................Husband, Alvin Satz 

Norman Kritz ..................Mother 

Judy & Alan Cohen.........Father, Israel Elias 

Esther Hymowitz ............Harold Hymowitz 

Jackie Goldstein..............Father, Israel Schwartz 

Bernard Platt ...................Mother, Ruth Platt 

Richard & Judy 

Hymowitz........................Harold Jesse Hymowitz 

Vivian Barnett.................Grandfather 

Ruth Brodnick.................Parents 

Shirley Lazar...................Sister, Phyllis Libby Rosen 

Louise Greenbaum..........Husband, Maurice Greenbaum 

Nancy & Robert Barsky..Paul Barsky 

Harold Newman 

Millie Newman 

Bari Granoff....................Husband 

Ira Albom........................Father & brother, 

Frank & Melvin 

Lew & Simone 

Holtzman.........................Father, Mike Holtzman 

Father, Jacob Lewis 

Rhonda Schnur................Grandmother, Sarah Albert 

Faith & Steve 

Fleischman ......................Mother, Marlene Matus 

Father, Cyril Fleischman 

Alan Greenberg...............Father 

Marilyn Zibbell ...............Mother, Bertha Kushner 

Joel Horowitz..................Father, Herman Horowitz 

Ben Buchalter..................Mother, Esther Lessing 

Martin Feigenbaum.........Mother, Hedy Feigenbaum 

David Zibbell ..................Father, Samuel Zibbell 

Diane Horowitz...............Father, Harry Goldstein 

Shirley & Rick Perkins ...Father, Leon Mandell 

Neil Dorfman ..................Father, Leonard 

Riva Lederman................Father, Josua Krom 

Lillian & Martin 

Zelnick ............................Mother, Sarah Bessel 

Father, Carl Bessel 

Daughter, Arlene Zelnick 


Arthur Simons ................ Mother, Rebecca Simons 

Father, Louis Simons 

Edward Porter................. Daughter, Stefanie 

Myrna Cohen.................. Husband, Jack Cohen 

Mother, Reba Teitelman 

Father, Nathan Teitelman 

Edith Kalech ................... Husband, Stanley Kalech 

Carol & Joel Silbert........ Father 

Joe & Trudy Levin ......... Sister, Shirley Meles 

Sally Poulshock .............. Father, Benjamin Levering 

Gregg Bannett................. Grandmother, Anne Bannett 

Martin Zeluck ................. Father, Saul Zeluck 

Jacquie Sirota.................. Father, David Ruberg 

Mel Saltz......................... Mother, Celia Saltz Klurfield 

JoAnn Middleman 

and Mikki Becker ........... Stepmother 

Debbie Zimmerman........ Grandmother, Bessie Chabrow 

Deana Yellin................... Husband, Laurence Yellin 

Howard Silverstone ........ Father, Nathaniel 

Emily Gottschalk............ Father 

Mildred Seltzer ............... Mother, Lillian Small 

Aileen Levine ................. Grandmother 

Marvin Herring............... Mother, Sara Herring 

Brooke Zeitz ................... Grandmother, Betty Lertzman 

Hildred Nozick ............... Husband, Jerome Nozick 

Sheila Kessler ................. Mother 

Ronald Brittner ............... Father, Bernard Brittner 

Phyllis Hait ..................... Mother, Mary Pokras 

Norma Roth .................... Mother, Marlene Roth 

Millard Braunstein.......... Father, Elmer Braunstein 

Edith Kalech ................... Mother, Greta Holzbauer 

Father, Oskar Holzbauer 

Tracey Zeid..................... Father, Mischa Grossman 

Elaine Katzer .................. Father, Benjamin Schatz 

Steve Greenberg ............. Mother, Florence Greenberg 

Deena Whitman.............. Grandmother, Dora Rotman 

Mel Saltz......................... Father, Sam Saltz 

Adam Benn..................... Grandfather 

Milt Gottschalk............... Father and grandmother 

James Klein .................... Father, Albert Klein 

Michelle & David Brill... Grandfather, Louis Brill 

Judy Platt ........................ Father, Albert Fishman 

Marlene Levy.................. Husband, William Levy 

Sue & Jeff Kossow......... Mother 

Martin & Edithe Silver... Samuel Silver 

Evelyn Bradin................. Mother, Pearl Supnick 

Samuel Aron................... Brother, Nathan Aron 

Jack Cooper .................... Mother, Ida Cooper 

Beatrice Greenberg......... Husband, Louis Greenberg 

Marlene Kramer.............. Mother, Betty Klein Hankin 

Charline Gaulton ............ Husband, Henry 

Sue & Eric Baelen .......... Mother, Rose Baelen 

Mary & Barry Arnold..... Benjamin Weiss 

Bruce Zemble ................ Brother, Leonard Zemble 

Grace Lieber ................... Father, Herbert Solon 

Adele Rosenberg ............ Father, Leon Segal 

Cory Stoetzer.................. Ruth Tapper 

Edith Gartzman............... Father, Jacob Plasky 

Hilda Isaacson ................ Father-in-law, Harry Isaacson 

Vicki Zell........................ Mother, Shirley Ifshin 

Ellen Feinstein................ Brother, Steven Feinstein 

Louise Greenbaum ......... Mother-in-law, Rose Greenbaum 

Ruth Price ....................... Husband, Samuel Price 

Robin Cohen................... Sister, Marilyn Toll 

Jerry Ehrlich ................... Loved ones 

The Butler Family .......... Irving Butler 

Thelma Butler 

Ann Sundstrom............... Brother, David 

Lew Holtzman ................ Mother, Lee Holtzman 

Anita Mellul.................... Mother, Clara Triben 

Jacklyn Goldstein ........... Father 

Albert Hayoun ................ Father, Edward Hayoun 

Barbara Hoffman............ Father, Harry Antell 

Leona Kleiner ................. Husband, Samuel Kleiner 

Steven Osder................... Father, Raymond Osder 

Roselyn Mulnick ............ Uncle, Benjamin Singer 

Uncle, Herman Singer 

Irving Porten................... Brother, Bernard 

Sue & Jeff Kossow......... Mother, Blanche Kossow 

Anita Rosner................... Brother, Herbert Green 

Father, Samuel Green 

Paul Gould...................... Father 

Jacquie Sirota.................. Brother, Charles Ruberg 

Harris Sirota.................... Father, Albert Sirota 

Philip Springer................ Mother, Gertrude Springer

Shari & David Leff......... Charles Leff 

Florence Leace ............... Sister-in-law, Thelma Sbar 

Ed & Minna Recht.......... Father, Philip Recht 

Hilda Isaacson ................ Dora Isaacson 

Renee Braunstein............ Mother, Sarah Bessel 

Martin & Edithe Silver... Fay Hershey 

The Kamison Family...... Mother 

Flora Herring .................. Father, Louis Hurwitz 

Glenn Fuhrman............... Mother, Mitzie Fuhrman 

Aaron Denker ................. Father, Irving Denker 

David Caplin................... Ralph Caplin 

Marlene Jacobs............... Mother, Reba Diamond 

Shirley Kastenberg ......... Father, Leo Edelstein 

Mother, Esther Edelstein 

Martin & Edithe Silver... Dora Silver 

Susan Baskies................. Father, Morris Baer 

Jeff , Sandy, Shari & 

Marty Keiser................... Father, Sidney Keiser 

Judy Hymowitz............... Father, Samuel Silverglate 

Marion Gross.................. Mother, Pearl Supnick 

Joan Toll ......................... Daughter, Marilyn Toll 

Joe & Trudy Levin ......... Father, Kiva Schlisselman 

Michele Brill................... Father-in-law, Louis Brill 

Margin & Anita Schultz . Shirley Schultz 

Edith Rosen 

Stuart West ..................... Father, Earl West 

HERBERT GOLDBERG LIBRARY FUND 

DONOR IN APPRECIATION 

Barbara Ayes .................. Dennis Glass 

Barry Gertsman 


Judy Brookover .............. Lindsay Becker’s Bat Mitzvah 

Iris & Elliott Goldfinger. Birth of Ethan Drossner 

Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

Tamar & Jerry Levin ...... Rachel Gildiner’s engagement 

Marion & Murray Gross. Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 


Barry & Naomi 

Schimmer........................ Edward Morrow 

The Lassin Family.......... Robert Rudner 

Mark Miller 

Iris & Elliott Goldfinger. Edward Morrow 

Allison Lassin & 

Family............................. Arthur Parnes 

Barbara & Marc Ayes..... Doris Ravitz 

Ed & Minna Recht.......... Doris Ravitz 

Candy & Paul Rubin....... Burton Greenberg 

Karen & Robert Malmud 

and Family...................... Sylvia Rekoon 

Judy & Bill Brookover ... Edward Morrow 

Judy Brookover .............. Irwin Sobel 

Fran, Bryan and Jordan 

Stein................................ Rosalee Skulsky 

Jennifer & Eric Stofman. Wendy Starkman’s grandmother 

Mark & Sharon Sobel..... Jack Gordon 


Barry & Naomi 

Schimmer........................ Ken Rosen 


Minna Recht ................... Father, Harry Mittleman 

Miriam & Saul 

Grossmann...................... Brother, David 

Mother, Goldie Stybel 

Father, Jules Grossmann 

SHELLIE GREENSPUN SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


Adele & Bert 

Greenspun....................... Sharona Gilens marriage to 

Terry Tsubota 

Andrea & Mitchell 

Garber............................. Andy Elkan’s college graduation 


Fuzzy & Gail Fendrick... Irving Kerner 

Bobbi & Gerry Grossman Doris Ravitz 

Dorothy Lerner 

Adele & Bert 

Greenspun....................... Doris Ravitz 

Allan Noshay 


Adele & Bert 

Greenspun....................... Joan Hochbaum 


Bert, Michael & Larry 

Greenspun and 

Jeanne Conn ................... Shellie Greenspun 

Sivya Romisher .............. Mother, Rose Spiegel 

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL FUND 


Susan Leon..................... Irvin Sobel 


The Mest Family ............ Father, Joel Mest 

HAZZAN DARDASHTI TZEDAKAH FUND 


Iris & Elliott 

Goldfinger & family....... Hazzan Dardashti 

Abbie Seher.................... Hazzan Dardashti 


Sylvia Levy .................... Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 

Edith Dreyfuss................ Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 

Anita & Abe Rothstein... Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 

Florence Wallis .............. Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 


Josephine Nagelberg ...... Sarah Malca Goldstein 

Irene Morrow ................. Edward Morrow 

Susan & David Serlin..... Sylvia Denbo 

ISRAEL CONFIRMATION FUND 


Zelda & Charles 

Greenberg....................... Misheberach 


Dotti & Aaron Singer..... Alana Hernberg’s college 

graduation 

Melissa Levine’s college graduation 

Max Silverberg’s Bar Mitzvah 

Ruth Lang....................... Mr. & Mrs. Victor Taylor 

Gina & Irwin Friedman.. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rosenberg 

Dotti & Aaron Singer..... Melissa Brody’s marriage 



Greenberg....................... Edward Morrow 

Dotti & Aaron Singer..... Marshall Pressman’s mother 

Gina & Irwin Friedman.. Sophie Klein 

Abby Molotsky............... Nathaniel Levison 

Dotti & Aaron Singer..... Bernard Lesser 

Sylvia Denbo 

JOYS OF JEWISH LIVING SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


Susan & Arnie Baskies... Birth of Ethan Drossner 


Betty Adler ..................... Mother, Lottie Stern 

Father, Ludwig Stern 

Grandmother, Lucie Seligman 

Alvin Stern ..................... Lottie Stern 

Grandmother, Johana Stern 

Grandmother, Lucie Seligman 

Father, Ludwig Stern 

WILLIAM KATZ LANDSCAPING FUND 


Penny & Ken Robinson.. Birth of Michael & Janet Ramer’s 

granddaughter 


Sonya Katz ..................... Solomon Spector 


Sonya Katz ..................... Evelyn Katz 

EVA & SAMUEL KRESS FUND 


Bernard Buck ................. Mother, Helena Hirsh 

S BENHAM KAHN FUND FOR YOUTH BOOKS 


Joanne Kahn................... Mother, Mary Pokras 


KIDDISH FUND 



Greenberg ....................... Temple Beth Sholom 

KAREN LEVY SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


Cheryl & Chuck Scott .... Cantor Fuchs 

Rabbi Lindemann 

Larry Drossner 

Jamie Rothstein 


Sylvia Levy .................... Jane Rosengard 

Edward Morrow 

Jeffrey Miller 

Beatrice & Harry 

Bernstein......................... Jeff Miller 


Marion & Murray Gross. Ed Recht 


Estelle Kushner .............. Brother, Martin Davis 

MEN’S CLUB LIBRARY FUND 


Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Irving Kerner 

TBS Men’s Club............. Jack Gordon 

MUSIC ENDOWMENT FUND 


Jackie & Stuart 

Goldstein & family......... Jennie Winter’s engagement 


Robin & Jay Cohen 

and family....................... Cy Felheimer 

PRAYER BOOK & BIBLE FUND 


Heidi & Kevin Goroway 

and family....................... Warren Heymann 


Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Susan Baskies 

Janet & Michael Ramer.. Sheryle Rosen 

Anita & Abe Rothstein... Abe’s 96th birthday 


PS 3 day 2s ..................... Harriet Simon 

Dolcie & Edward 

Troncone......................... Phyllis 

Beth & Jason Cole.......... Irvin Sobel 

Irving Kerner 

Sid & Sandy Brown........ Dorothy Lerner 

Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Doris Ravitz 

Candy & Paul Rubin ...... Nathaniel Levison 


Beverly Byck.................. Father, Martin Fine 

Sandra Erlick.................. Mother, Claire Bachin 

Father, Louis Bachin 

Samuel Erlick ................. Mother, Eva Erlick 

PERRY B GOLDSTEIN MORNING MINYON FUND 


Anita & Abe Rothstein... Misheberach 


Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Joe Swerdlow 


Goldstein and family ...... Craig Goodman’s engagement 



Goldstein ........................ Edward Morrow 


Goldstein and family ...... Irvin Sobel 



Goldstein ........................ Abe Rothstein 


Abraham Rothstein......... Rose Rothstein 

(Continued on page 14)

Contributions (continued from page 13) 

CAMP RAMAH SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


David & Ellen Spitz........ Susan Baskies 

Yakir & Cindi Hasit........ Kenny & Caron Baer’s marriage 

Susan Baskies 

Birth of Joshua Max Baskies 

Michele Brill................... Tali & Omer Hadad’s marriage 

Susan & Barry 

Gertsman......................... Marsha & Len Yorinks’ 40th 

wedding anniversary 

Vivian & Andrew 

Barnett ............................ Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

RENAH RIVKAH RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND 


Michael Lazar & 

Family............................. Robin Finkelstein’s father 

RABBI LEWIS TZEDAKAH FUND 


Lowell Bensky................ Rabbi Lewis 


Joy & Gordon Schafer.... Jessica Tannenbaum’s engagement 

Matthew Tannenbaum’s high 

school graduation 

Emily Petkun’s college graduation 


Irene Morrow & Family . Edward Morrow 


Helen Lichtman .............. Brother, Sgt. Joseph Silverman 

Brother, Harry Silverman 

Mother, Ethel Silverman 

Husband, Samuel Lichtman 

Mother-in-law, Sara Lichtman 

Father, Herman Silverman 

RABBI LINDEMANN TZEDAKAH FUND 


Doris & Marty Melnick.. Rabbi Lindemann 

Jane & Jeff Kramer......... Israel experience 

Renee & Steve 

Tannenbaum ................... Barry & Ahuva Gleimer 


Mort & Shirley 

Rubinstein....................... Our granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah 

Miriam & Saul 

Grossmann...................... Kenny & Caron Baer’s marriage 

The Fisher Family........... Matthew Tannenbaum’s Midrashah 

graduation 

David & Jill 

Kastenberg...................... Birth of Julia Rosten 

The Cahn Family ............ Rabbi Lindemann 

The Bromberg Family .... Adam Scott’s M.B.A. 

Josephine & Barry 

Nagelberg........................ Yoni Nagelberg’s college 

graduation 

Alice & Irwin Browdy.... Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

Cindi & Yakir Hasit........ Rabbi Lindemann 

Joy & Gordon Schafer.... Leah Meadvin’s high school 

graduation 

Alyece & Steve Cummings 

and Family ...................... Kenny & Caron Baer’s marriage 


Engagement of Danny Brown 

Adam Scott’s Master’s Degree 

Valerie & Michael 

Yasner............................. Birth of granddaughter to Janet 

and Michael Ramer 

Dotti & Aaron Singer 

and Family ...................... Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

Bryna Kravitz’s engagement 

Debra Korngold .............. My friends at TBS 

Janet & Michael Ramer.. Zoe’s babynaming 


Valerie & Michael 

Yasner............................. Eli Okon 

The Rosenzweig and 

Koplove Families............ William Koplove 

David Oberlander ........... Edward Morrow 

Gail & Neil Dorfman...... Irvin Sobel 

Phyllis, Paul, Jeremy & 

Michael Fau ....................Bea Greenberg’s sister 

Elizabeth Fox..................Bea Greenberg’s sister, Mildred 


Goldstein.........................Ruth Yennaco 

Irene Morrow and 

Family.............................Edward Morrow 

Judy & Michael Hepps ...Doris Ravitz 

Pearl Bramnick ...............Zachary Bramnick 

The Bromberg Family ....Edward Morrow 

Amy Spiegel ...................Andy Spiegel 

Fran & Don Rebhun .......Doris Ravitz 


and Family ......................Edward Morrow 

Al Wood 

Dora & Oscar Wilsker ....Fred Wahlquist 


Zibbell.............................Ethel Lobell 

David & Susan Serlin .....Sylvia Denbo 

Barry & Naomi 

Schimmer........................Jack Gordon 


Estelle Kritz ....................Mother, Anna Abramson 

Father, Max Abramson 

RABBI LEVENSON TZEDAKAH FUND 



Goldfinger and Family....Rabbi Levenson 

Barbara Ayes ..................Rabbi Levenson 

Mark & Flo Rosen ..........Rabbi Levenson 


Dee Cohen ......................Korin Family Smachot 

Birth of Paul & Ann Rosenberg’s 

granddaughter, Rebecca 

Marian & Charles 

Cohen..............................Rebecca Greenberg’s Bat Mitzvah 

Erica Greenberg’s Midrashah 

graduation 


Goldstein.........................Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 


Irene Morrow..................Edward Morrow 

Reva & Jeff 

Farenback-Brateman.......Fred Wahlquist 

SOCIAL ACTION FUND 


Jeannie & Larry Teller....Evan Levine’s high school 

graduation 

Ilene Cummings medical 

school graduation 

Neil & Andi Levin 

and Family ......................Evan Levine’s high school 

graduation 

Ilana Hollander’s high school 

graduation 


Jeannie & Larry Teller....Yacheta Rozyn 

Irving Kerner 

SANDRA FRAME MUSIC FUND 


Yakir & Cindi Hasit........Erna Anolik 

DONOR IN MEMORY 

Aileen, Bruce, Evan and 

Brett Levine ....................Ruth Yennaco 


Abraham Horn and 

Family.............................Claire Horn 

SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION FUND 


Evy & Marvin Sellers.....Doris Ravitz 

STANLEY & DORIS RAVITZ ACT OF KINDNESS 

FUND 


George & Shirley Solot ..Steve Ravitz 



Steve & Lynny Ravitz.... Birth of Ethan Alon Drossner 

Bryna Kravitz’s engagement 


Jennie Winter’s engagement 

Craig Goodman’s engagement 

Stan & Helene Curzman. Aubrey Mellul’s Bat Mitzvah 

Yoni Dardashti’s Bar Mitzvah 


Stan & Helene Curzman. Irving Kerner 

Doris Ravitz 

Lynny & Steve Ravitz.... Edward Morrow 

Myrna Cohen.................. Doris Ravitz 

Anat & Adam Cohen 

and Family...................... Doris Ravitz 

Hilda Isaacson ................ Doris Ravitz 


Goldfinger ...................... Doris Ravitz 


Goldstein ........................ Doris Ravitz 

Michael & Susan 

Kravitz............................ Doris Ravitz 

Gail & Harvey Shapiro... Doris Ravitz 

Ruth Brodnick & Betzy 

Abramson ....................... Doris Ravitz 

Avra & Ken Seidman ..... Doris Ravitz 

Robin & Steven 

Greenberg ....................... Doris Ravitz 

Sharon & Joel Horowitz. Doris Ravitz 

Shirley & Irv Lazar ........ Doris Ravitz 

George & Shirley Solot.. Doris Ravitz 

Anita & Abe Rothstein... Doris Ravitz 

Dana & Michael Fallick . Doris Ravitz 

Michele & Curt Golkow. Doris Ravitz 

Ellen & Eric Berju.......... Doris Ravitz 

Aileen, Bruce, Evan and 

Brett Levine.................... Doris Ravitz 

Joanne & Martin 

Kanoff............................. Ruth Yennaco 

Mr. & Mrs. Keith 

Morgan ........................... Doris Ravitz 

Rachel & Fred Kurz ....... Doris Ravitz 

Marc & Amy 

Brownstein...................... Doris Ravitz 

Zach Oppenheimer ......... Doris Ravitz 

Janet & Art Simons ........ Doris Ravitz 

The Bromberg Family .... Doris Ravitz 

Joy & Gordon Schafer.... Doris Ravitz 

Sharon Handali............... Doris Ravitz 

Lynn & Steve Davis ....... Doris Ravitz 

Barry & Naomi 

Schimmer........................ Doris Ravitz 

Henry & Christine 

Gorenstein ...................... Doris Ravitz 

Lori & Michael 

Bogdonoff....................... Doris Ravitz 


Zibbell ............................ Doris Ravitz 

Mitchell & Heidi Rubin.. Doris Ravitz 

Gloria & Jerry Baer ........ Doris Ravitz 

Toby & Howard Winter . Doris Ravitz 

Stephen & Joan 

Whinston ........................ Doris Ravitz 

Glenn Fuhrman............... Doris Ravitz 

Rick & Tracy Schwartz.. Doris Ravitz 

Reva & Jeff 

Farenback-Brateman ...... Doris Ravitz 

Ellen & David Spitz ....... Doris Ravitz 

Leslie Garonzik and 

Bernie Katz..................... Doris Ravitz 

Susan & Mark Trager..... Doris Ravitz 

Mark & Flo Rosen.......... Doris Ravitz 

Susan & Sol Genauer ..... Doris Ravitz 



Gail & Neil Dorfman 


Judy & Bill Brookover ... Doris Ravitz 

Marsha & Neil Axler...... Doris Ravitz 

Burton Greenberg 

Ruth Yennaco 

Sylvia Levy..................... Doris Ravitz 

Phyllis & Manny Pak 


TBS Men’s Club............. Doris Ravitz

Mindy & Doug 

Fendrick.......................... Doris Ravitz 

Vicki & Albert Stein ...... Doris Ravitz 

Lynny & Steve Ravitz.... Jack Gordon 

Ben Spigelman 



Post #126........................ Lynny Ravitz 

SHIRLEY TOLTZIS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT & 

SCHOLARSHIP FUND 


Rosanne & Howard 

Cetel and Family ............ Harriet Simon 

Carol Kanoff................... Edward Morrow 

Brenda & Jack 

Goldstein ........................ Edward Morrow 

Susie & Gregg Pearson .. Doris Ravitz 

Lori, Michael, Alison and 

Matthew Bogdonoff ....... Edward Morrow 

Fran, Bryan & Jordan 

Stein................................ Norma Siegel 

The Pearlman Family ..... Jack Gordon 

TEACHERS’ CONFERENCE & EDUCATION FUND 


Sharon & Steve Ritz....... Claire Spechler 

Thelma Hilibrand ........... Dina Eliezer 


Phyllis & Malcom 

Trobman ......................... Birth of Jacob Dillon Markoff 

Cynthia & Ed Adleman.. Dina Eliezer 


Phyllis & Malcom 

Trobman ......................... Eli Okon 

Edi & Dina Eliezer......... Irving Kerner 

Gail & Neil Dorfman ..... Ruth Yennaco 

Judy & Alan Cohen 

and Family...................... Marilyn Auerbach 

Reva & Jeff 

Farenback-Brateman ...... Ruth Yennaco 

Risa Shiber & Roslyn 

Gorodetzer...................... Cy Felheimer 


Giora & Ruthi Baram..... Herbert Kern 

TORAH ENDOWMENT FUND 


Debbie & Richard 

Perlman........................... Burton Greenberg 

USY KADIMA FUND 


Cindi & Yakir Hasit ....... Marc & Jennifer Bromberg’s 

marriage 

Joy & Gordon Schafer.... Emily & Brian Neider’s marriage 

Myrna & Bob 

Bookbinder..................... Ken & Caron Baer’s marriage 


Joanne & Martin Kanoff Ruth Yennaco 

Debbie & Richard 

Perlman........................... Richard Fox 


Myrna & Bob 

Bookbinder..................... Paula Goldberg 

WALL OF LIFE 


Nelson & Rochelle 

Tobolsky......................... Jacob Rhys Tobolsky 

CONGRATULATIONS TO 

Our very special: 

Andrea Green Feigenbaum, 

Max Hoffman 

Melanie Mendel 

Sara Feigenbaum 

“Blue Lou and the Bully Fish,” 

a musical based on the original story and play 

“The Rainbow Sea,” written and composed by 

Andrea Feigenbaum. The show came to life on September 17 

at the 45th Street Theatre in New York, 

with Max, Melanie and Sara as part of 

THE LITTLEFISH CHOIR. 

They’ll be performing on November 5 at the JCC 

at 4:30 pm. Let’s be there to show our support! 

Congratulations also to Joani Whinston, Executive Producer and Debbie 

Zimmerman, Director of Public Relations. 

From The Temple Beth Sholom Religious School 

Children, Staff and Faculty 

The HSA Media Sale is Coming 

and We Need Your Help! 

The TBS Home & School Association is having a 

“Gently-Used Book, CD, Movie and DVD Sale” 

November 12-17 

We are now collecting these items in the Preschool Lobby and are looking 

for volunteers to help organize and sell them. 

Please contact Mara Rosenthal at 874-4080. 

“For everything, there is a season and a time for every 

purpose under heaven.” (ECC. 3:11) 

This is the title of the colorful artwork by Jackie Olenick, a Judaic artist who 

creates illuminations based on Torah text, psalms and prayers. 

The piece, currently located in the sanctuary lobby, illustrates the four 

seasons in the constant flux within one panoramic landscape. Through this 

painting, we are reminded by Kohellet of one of the greatest truths of all 

time—nothing stays the same. 

Temple Beth Sholom would like to make this beautiful piece a part of our 

permanent art collection. We are counting on you to help us raise $2,500 to 

make this possible. 

Be it large or small, please send your contribution to the TBS office. Become 

a part of something meaningful for generations to come. 

Please send your donation to: 

Temple Beth Sholom 

1901 Kresson Road 

Cherry Hill, NJ 08003-2580 


Do You Know of a 

“Mitzvah Waiting to Happen” That May Need 

a little Assistance? 

With Rosh Hashanah just past, now is the time 

to make a commitment to help others through 

Social Action projects. What better role models 

can we be for our children than as participants in 

these projects? 

Yom Kippur Food Drive 

Thanks to all of our congregants who 

contributed to the Yom Kippur food drive. 

What’s Cooking? 

Monthly meals are prepared, packaged and 

delivered to the Jewish elderly in the Cook for a 

Friend project. Come join us! Cooking takes 

place monthly, usually on Thursday evenings 

from 6:30 pm until about 8:30 pm. No need to 

sign up—just show up whenever you have time. 

Bring your spouse, children or friends. Members 

of all ages participate. It’s social and fun, and a 

most meaningful project. Upcoming dates: 

Nov. 16 Dec. 14 

Jan. 18 Feb. 15 March 15 

April 19 April 29 (Mitzvah Day) June 21 

Blankets from the Heart 

To all who knit and crochet: Blankets for the 

neonatal unit of a local hospital are created and 

donated by TBS congregants. If you’re interested, 

please call me for more information on the specs. 

Mitzvah Day 

April 29, 2007, is the date. Miriam Feldman 

and Michelle Warren, who so ably chaired last 

year’s Mitzvah Day, have agreed to head this 

event again. Hundreds participate in social action 

We’d Love Your Help! 

Are you interested in helping us and/or being on the 

Social Action e-mail list to receive notices of cooking 

and Mitzvah Day activities? Please send your email 

address to janetsimons68@comcast.net or complete 

this form and bring or mail to: TBS, 1901 Kresson 

Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, 

Attention: Social Action Mailbox 

Name ___________________________________ 

Phone Number ____________________________ 

Email Address ____________________________ 


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Say Little And Do Much 

projects at TBS, as well as other locations in the 

community. Information about an organizational 

meeting can be found in the box below. New 

ideas are always welcome. 

Project JELLY 

This project is ongoing throughout the year. 

Children’s books are collected and sent to 

libraries in Jerusalem for children who want to 

read books in English. Chairperson Edith Kalech 

recently received a heartfelt thank you note from 

the recipients in Israel. 

Donations to Ancora 

Thanks to those who have donated items to 

Ancora. Clothing, household items, recreational 

materials including games, videos, books, arts & 

crafts supplies, and greeting cards are all needed. 

Some items are used by the patients, and others 

are sold in the thrift shop. Please call me if you 

wish to donate. 

Social Action Contributions 

When you are making contributions to TBS in 

honor of, or in memory of, someone, remember 

that there is a Social Action Fund whose monies 

help defray the cost of these projects. 

Janet Simons, Social Action Chairperson 

janetsimons68@comcast.net 

Planning for Mitzvah Day is 

About to Begin! 

Mitzvah Day will be on Sunday, April 29, 2007, 

and we’re hoping that everyone will get involved 

with this worthwhile project. 

Our first planning meeting will be held on 

Tuesday, November 14 at 7:30 pm at TBS. 

Please bring your ideas for new “mitzvot” or to 

help with previous projects. Mitzvah Day has been 

really successful because of every ones 

participation. We hope you can be there. If you 

can’t be at the meeting and would like to be 

involved in the planning, please contact us. 

Michele Warren at 795-9185 or 

michluv2bike@aol.com 

Miriam Feldman at 751-3752 or 

mef332@gmail.com

Rabbi’s Message 

(Continued from page 2) 

But November is here, so there seems to be 

even more significance in the recent census 

announcement. On November 9, we will mark 

Kristallnacht, the commemoration of the Nazi 

attack upon synagogues in 1938, which 

foreshadowed the Holocaust to come. How many 

Jews would have been saved if they could have 

become part of the population of this country? 

There were about 14,000,000 Jews in the world 

before WWII. Today, we have barely returned to 

that number. Five million of us are part of the 

300,000,000. 

At the end of this month, we will celebrate 

Thanksgiving. As we sit around our tables in this 

great country, let’s reflect upon what it means that 

our immigrant ancestors came here and that we 

are fortunate enough to be part of the 300,000,000 

citizens of the United States. Let’s also consider 

the values of the Mishnah and the implications for 

the way we relate to all human beings—whether 

they are citizens of this country or not. 

An American is born every 7 seconds and a 

new immigrant comes to this country every 31 

seconds. In the time it has taken you to read this 

article, the population has grown even more 

beyond the 300,000,000 registered on October 17. 

But it’s not the number that matters, according to 

our tradition—it is the infinite worth of each one. 

Something to think about on Thanksgiving! 

Steven Lindemann 

It’s Chai Time 

for a TBS Anniversary Celebration! 

Mark Your Calendar for February 3, 2007 

for a Gala Fundraising Event 

to Celebrate TBS’ 18 Years in Cherry Hill 

Chairing the event are Robie and Bob Bloom 

and Naomi and Barry Schimmer who invite all 

who are interested 

in helping to contact them for more information. 

Contact The Schimmers at 429-0049 

Contact The Blooms at 795-4583 

Camp Ramah is 

Now Accepting Applications! 

Looking for a new way to experience 

Jewish life? 

Want to find a summer experience combining 

Jewish living and learning in a camp setting? 

Then Camp Ramah is the place for you! 

The official camping arm of the Conservative 

movement, Ramah strives to create the 

ultimate summer camping experience for 

children in third through tenth grades at the 

overnight camp, and Kindergarten through 

Sixth Grade at the day camp. 

Camp Ramah provides active, creative, funfilled 

educational and recreational experiences 

that fulfill your Jewish educational goals while 

providing activities that cannot be experienced 

during the school year. 

Activities include outdoor adventure, 

swimming, sports, arts, music, drama, Shabbat 

living, Israel, fun informal learning and more. 

Scholarship funds are available. 

If you have questions, contact the Ramah office 

at 215-885-8556. 

Give your child a “Ramah experience”—it will be 

one that they will never forget! 


Calling All 

Kids & Teens! 

(But only those who want 

to have fun) 

Join a TBS Youth Group! 

USY is for teens in 

8th to 12th Grades. 

Kadima is for 

6th & 7th Graders. 

Chaverim is for 

4th & 5th Graders. 

For USY contact Chai Respes at 

usyalum@yahoo.com. For 

Kadima & Chaverim contact Sue 

Saidel at ssaidel2000@yahoo.com.

Mark Mintz, M.D. 

Dan LeGoff, PhD 

Jodi Schechtman, MA-CCC-SLP 

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A Special Opportunity for all TBS Members! 

Join us for a morning with 

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Sunday, December 3, 2006 at 9:15 am 


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Obstetrics & Gynecology 

Martin E. Kanoff, DO, FACOOG 

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P.O. Box 8210 Telephone 

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FAMILY OWNED FOR OVER 100 YEARS 

Eiselen’s Pastry Shoppe 

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Kosher Supervision by 

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Ivy Ridge Shopping Center 

7130 Ridge Avenue, Phila, PA 

P: 215.482.3111 • F: 215.487.7410 

Rick & Lucy Eiselen & Family 

ACH is Here! 

Now you can pay your TBS dues 

monthly via ACH. It’s free, saves 

TBS money and improves cash 

flow. Interested? 

Call 751-6663 for details. 

Meet internationally known artist 

Mordecai Rosenstein 

and view his latest, unique creations. 

Join us for a Morning with Mordecai 

as he kicks off our 

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Phone 856-435-7007 . Fax 856-435-7077 

HOME HEALTH CARE 

Nancy Toll Perilstein, Area Director 

Millennium Flowers 


Dr. David Mellul 

Surgeon—Podiatrist 

Dr. Victor Mellul 

Dermatologist 

Dr. Steven Mellul 

Cosmetic Surgeon 

200 S. Kings Hwy . Cherry Hill, NJ 

856-429-9009 

MEDICARE PROVIDERS 

Eric D. Glasofer, M.D., Ph.D., P.A. 

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Plumbing and Heating 

Complete Emergency Service . Bathroom Remodeling 

“Visit Our Showroom” 

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Hot Water Heaters . Sump Pumps . Garbage Disposals 

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1816 Garden Avenue, Cherry Hill, NJ 

Plumbing Lic. Number 5256 

Mark D. Fendrick, CFP 

Senior Vice President 

Wealth Advisor 

Retirement Planning Specialist 

Morgan Stanley 

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toll-free 800.789.0104 

direct 856.489.2410 

fax 856.489.0875 

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856-489-8404 

Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Wedding and Party Arrangements, 

Fruit Baskets, Plants, Balloons, Baby Arrangements 

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TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM 

1901 Kresson Road 

Cherry Hill, NJ 08003-2580 

Steven C. Lindemann, Rabbi 

Joel M. Levenson, Associate Rabbi 

Albert L. Lewis, Rabbi Emeritus 

Howard Dardashti, Hazzan 

Eric Jacobs, Executive Director 

Jerry Ackerman, Executive Director Emeritus 

Dina Eliezer, Educational Director 

Ellen Berju, Preschool Director 

Jennifer Stofman, Program Director 

Steve Ravitz, President 

Helene Amster, Sisterhood President 

Marc Cohen, Men’s Club President 

Betzy Abramson, Temple Talk Editor 

Naomi Schimmer, Temple Talk Editor 

Tobi Schwartz-Cassell, Temple Talk Editor 

Magness-Stafford Ob-Gyn 

ROSE L. MAGNESS, MD, FACOG 

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Puppy holding the ring 

(the one we used last).

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