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The High Holy Days at TNT are a rich blend of the traditions ofthe Jewish people and the particular style that has evolved in oursynagogue over the years. A number of innovations will add to theexcitement this year.Tashlich Ceremony at Brooksby Farm in PeabodyOn the first day of Rosh Hashanah, September 29, at 6:00 pm,we will have our annual "Tashlich” ritual. This ceremony is especiallymeaningful for children.“Tashlich” means “you will cast.” Once again, we will gather atthe Brooksby Farm parking lot and walk a short distance to apond, where we will toss bread crumbs into the water as a way ofacting out the verse from the Book of Micah: "And God will castall of their sins into the depths of the sea." It is a lovely walk and amemorable ceremony. Bring some bread with you!Children represent the future of Judaism and our temple. We offerbabysitting and age-appropriate services while the service in themain Sanctuary is underway. Information about the children’sprogram is enclosed in this bulletin. At all times, children must beeither in a supervised program or in the Sanctuary with their adultcaregivers. Allowing them to run free throughout the building canbe unsafe for them and others.Seat Saving: With open seating at all services, we want to befair to all of our worshippers. It is not reasonable to hold anumber of seats for late comers while members who havecome earlier wish to participate in a service. Please cooperatewith the ushers in this matter!Cell Phones: Unless you’re expecting a call from God, pleasesilence or turn off your cell. Moreover, God does not need you totext to communicate, you have a direct line here.Kol Nidre, October 7, 6:30 pm (Note the time!). Please come ontime to hear Cantor Abramowitz sing the traditional Kol Nidreformula. This is the only time in the Jewish calendar when a tallit(prayer shawl) is worn in the evening. At TNT, both men andwomen are welcome to wear a tallit.Yom Kippur Fasting: Exceptions to the Rule. Fasting on YomKippur is the rule for anyone 13 or older, but every rule has exceptions.If you are taking medication, you should continue to take itunless otherwise directed by your doctor. Diabetic patients whoadjust their own medication or insulin, or who fast, may be subjectto serious medical problems. Please take care of yourself!Yizkor Memorial Service, October 8, 11:00 am: Following anold superstition, many of those whose parents are still alive willchoose to leave for the duration of this short service to avoidtempting the “evil eye” by hearing and seeing others mourn fortheir departed. But please be aware that there is no legal requirementto leave–in fact, we suggest that everyone stay for Yizkorso that the entire congregation can offer support to one another.The concluding Neilah Service, at about 6:00 pm, is compellingand spiritually charged. We invite entire families (grandparents,parents, children of all ages) to come up and stand facing the openark for a few moments of private prayer and reflection. Many familiestake advantage of this special opportunity.At about 7:00 pm, each child present will receive a special lightstick which they can hold as an accompaniment to the Rabbi'sHavdalah candle. The children love this. We cordially invite them– and anyone else who owns a Shofar – to come up to the bimahat to blow Tekiah Gedolah. We call this the “big band” sound!Congregational Break the FastImmediately following the Yom Kippur service, there will be lightrefreshments in the Social Hall. All are welcome. No reservationsare required.Erev Tavshilin On Rosh Hashanah or any Yom Tov falling on aweekday, cooking is permitted, but only to prepare food for thatparticular day. On Shabbat it is forbidden to cook. Therefore, preparingfood for a Shabbat that follows a Yom Tov presents a difficulty.This year, Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret andSimchat Torah lead directly into Shabbat. To allow cooking forShabbat without violating the laws of Yom Tov, Jewish law sanctionsa method of combining the cooking of Yom Tov and Shabbat.This procedure allows for cooking for Shabbat on a FridayYom Tov by beginning the cooking before the beginning of YomTov and in anticipation of Shabbat.1. Before Yom Tov begins, before the Wednesday evening candlelighting time, take two prepared foods, customarily abaked food (e.g. matza) and a cooked food (e.g. hard –cookedegg or a piece of cooked chicken or fish).2. Recite the Bracha:Baruch attah adoni, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, asherkiddu shanu bemitzvotav vetsivanu al mitsvat eruv.3. Recite a declaration in a language you understand that cookingfor Shabbat was begun before, and will be completed onYom Tov:“By means of the mixture (eruv), we are permitted tobake, cook, warm, kindle lights, and make all the necessary preparationsfor Shabbat during the Festival (yom tov), we and all wholive in this city.”4. Set aside the two foods for eating on Shabbat day. The cookingfor Shabbat may now be completed on Yom Tov.Preparation of a flame for Rosh Hashanah or Yom TovKindling a new fire is not permitted on Rosh Hashanah or YomTov; however, the use of an existing fire for cooking or other purposesis permitted. To allow you to light candles for the secondday of Rosh Hashanah or Yom Tov (Thursday evening), ensureyou have a fire burning before the beginning of the first day(Weds. before sunset) that will continue to burn at least until afterdark on Thursday. For example: A burning candle that lasts morethan 25 hours, or a pilot light on a gas stove (not a gas range withan electric starter).Candle lighting for Rosh Hashanah or Yom Tov (Day 1)1. Light the candles at least 18 minutes before sunset.2. Recite two Brakhot:Baruch attah adoni, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, asherkiddushanu bemitzvotav vetsivanu lihadlik ner shel yom tov.Baruch attah adoni, eloheynu melekh ha’olam,Shehechayanu veklyemanu vehiggianu lazeman hazeh.If you have questions about the laws of Yom Tov,please consult a Rabbi.Adapted from USCJ & Rabbinical Assembly Luah Hashanah 5772

A New Year…A New BeginningCome to Sisterhood’s Opening MeetingAs we prepare for Rosh HashanahSeptember 21, 2011- Following 7:30 MinyanCreate a Honey Dish!Taste Sweet Holiday Treats!Cost: $6 - Covers the price of the dishSend Checks Payable to: Sisterhood of Temple Ner Tamidc/o Esther Kaufman21 Donegal Road, Peabody, MA 01960Your Check is your reservation.For ordering purposes, all reservations MUST be in by September 14.Children and Teen High Holy Day Services10:30 AM – 12:30 PMROSH HASHANAH, September 29 and 30YOM KIPPUR, October 8New TEEN SERVICE Led by Jared Shwartz(grades 8 and up)JUNIOR CONGREGATION Led by Tracy Cranson (grades 4-7)GRADES 2 and 3 High Holy Day Stories & SongsGRADES K and 1 High Holy Day Hands on ActivitiesBABYSITTINGChildren ages 2-5 years oldReservation & Payment for babysitting only - due before 9/21/2011$10.00 per day per child

Community Selichot ServiceSaturday, September 24th, 8:00pm-10:00pmJoin Temple Ner Tamid, Temple Beth Shalom, Temple B'nai Abraham,Temple Ahavat Achim, and Temple Sinai aswe come together for Community Selichot Services here at TNTSelichot is our chance to beginour spiritual preparation for the High Holy Days.Our program will include Havdallah,a choice of study sessions (creative and traditional),a communal prayer service, and a dessert reception.To RSVP, please contact the Temple Office. 978-532-1293Greet the Sun: Elul Meditation and Chanting Service at TNTShabbat Morning, Saturday Sept. 3 & 17, 8:30 - 9:30 am,Downstairs Conference RoomThe Month of Elul, prior to Rosh Hashannah,is traditionally a time fordeep inwardness and spiritual reflection.In the early morning on Shabbat, when the world is quiet,come cultivate inward quietness as well.Through meditation and repetitive song (Hebrew chants),we will explore the themes of P'sukei d'Zimra,the preparatory service, focusing on wonder,gratitude, and inner peace.Regular Shabbat morning services follow at 9:30 am.

Cantor Stephen AbramowitzThe music of TeshuvahIf we polled various congregants of any synagogue,asking them to provide an honest answer to the question,“Why do you attend synagogue on the High Holidays?”,we would surely obtain a bevy of responses.“Tickets come with membership.”“We get to see friends we haven’t seen all year.”“I want to attend Yizkor for my _____.”“The Rabbi’s sermons are fantastic!”“If we don’t go we lose the seats next year.”“I would feel guilty if I didn’t go.”But how many would say, “I am going to bridge theDays of Awe (Yamim Nora’im) and repentance throughmusic”? I would offer that music plays a central rolein helping us through the High Holidays, and leading usto make Teshuvah.Is it a coincidence that the Hebrew word “Teshuvah”,commonly translated as repentance, comes from theroot meaning “to return”? After all, so many people doreturn to Temple Ner Tamid each year on the YamimNora’im, whether they come to shul virtually everyShabbat, only for USY, Men’s Club, or Sisterhood-ledservices, or just on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.The point is, everyone is there; let’s see if we can createsomething more meaningful.I begin with Rosh Hashanah. On Erev Rosh HaShanah,when many attend family dinners, we introduce the triumphantmusic of G-d’s majesty, in major keys. Themusic itself can even mimic the sharp, undulating tonesof a shofar. Listen specifically to the octave-jumpingmelody at Tik’u Vachodesh Shofar, literally “sound theshofar on the New Moon” (page 33 in our Machzor). Ican almost picture a royal carpet being unfurled as theshofar beckons G-d’s arrival. During the Kiddush (page56) I will vocally attempt to recreate the 9 shofar blastsat the word “T’ruah”. Listen for it!On Rosh HaShanah mornings, we encounter the“Unetaneh Tokef” (page 282), which features the “Whoshall live and who shall die?” passage. I prepare a settingwhich delivers this message in dramatic and sad(minor key) tones. As we stand in judgement before G-d, we are more likely to cower or cry than curry favor.But when we proclaim (at the bottom of page 284) that“You, G-d, are sovereign of all–living and everlasting”,we ultimately return to the triumphant major sound ofRosh HaShanah evenings.As we turn to Yom Kippur, we are reassuring G-d thatwe will amend our ways, and pleading with G-d to sealus in the “Good Book” for the coming year. We startwith the Kol Nidre prayer (page 398), merely a legaldocument annulling our vows from last Yom Kippur, sothat G-d can accept our new vows. But the music is sopowerful that it has become an iconic prayer for cantors,congregants, and Johnny Mathis alike. (It’s true:Johnny recorded Kol Nidre at the height of his popularity.)Actually, this prayer incorporates a 13-note scale,including major, minor, and a musical mode so undefinable,my cantorial school colleagues nicknamed it“Ralph”.Yom Kippur morning adds several utterances of thecommunal confessional “Vidui” , the repetitive declarations“Al Cheit Shechatanu” (we missed the mark, orsinned), and services of remembrance (Yizkor, page568), recalling the role of the Kohein Gadol (Avodah,page 638), and heralding our fallen martyrs (Eileh Ezkerah,page 733). While the “Al Cheits” carry a repetitive,minor key mantra-like chant, we surprisingly switch to amajor key to synthesize our confessions through the“Vidui” (aye, yai yai yai yai...). I manage to generate asense of catharsis and release when we pound ourchests and admit that we have spoken slanderously orcommitted abomination, even with a simple tune.While the various special services incorporate many minorkey melodies, the darkest and starkest music is reservedfor the Martyrology. The music nearly evokestears just thinking about it.Finally, I turn to the frantic pleading and ebullient endingof the “N’ilah” service, where the gates are quicklyclosing. The N’ilah Amidah (page 776) carries a uniquemelodic combination of major and minor sequences thatwe only encounter once a year. I try to chant this supposed“MiSinai” (from Mount Sinai?) melody with extrafear, trembling and awe. After completing Havdallah,we reach our final destination: declarations of G-d’s one-ness, sovereignty and G-d is G-d (7 times!), followedby one long shofar blast (page 828). Though we areexhausted, starving, and “prayed out”, these declarationscarry a desperate, fervent and lofty kind of gravitas.Has our teshuvah been effective? If these words–and music–don’t reach G-d, I don’t know what will.Whatever reason you have for attending services on theHigh Holidays, I hope that the music, in some way,brings new meaning to your “teshuvah” to Temple NerTamid.

President, Scott FeinsteinShalom!From: Allen Talewsky, Ritual ChairShalom,I hope everyone had a terrific summer. Temple Ner Tamidhas been busy over the summer, with various events suchas a musical Shabbat and hot dog Shabbat, planning for theupcoming year at the Religious School, and planning forthe High Holidays. We're pleased to have Rabbi Zukerhere in our community. While her official start date as ourRabbi is October 1, she's already very involved in the religiouslife here at TNT. I've met with Rabbi Zuker on manyoccasions, and continue to be very proud of the work theRabbi Search Committee did. We found a first-class Rabbiand I'm so excited about working with her over the nextyear.As I really get into my second year as your President, Iagain get very excited about all the great things we're goingto do together this year. Our Temple community is asstrong as ever. There are so many people that love TempleNer Tamid and feel very passionately about our community.I'm one of those people. One of my goals this year is toshare this love and passion with as many people as possible.Why do I love Temple Ner Tamid so much? It's notthe building. It's all of you. We're an extended family.Like any family we may be a bit dysfunctional, but TempleNer Tamid will always be here for me and me for TempleNer Tamid.I truly want to engage every single member of Temple NerTamid to participate in all manner of activities. While servicesare an important part of Temple life, they are not theonly part. If you see something that catches your interest,give it a try. As I tell my son "try it – you'll like it". Thereare also many ways that you can all help out. During theHigh Holidays you'll hear more about what you can do as avolunteer to help strengthen our community.In the spirit of the coming Holidays, if there's anything I'vedone over the past year that hurt or offended you, I humblyask for your understanding and your forgiveness.L'Shanah Tovah,Scott Feinsteinpres@templenertamid.orgLulav & Etrog SetsWould like to order your ownLulav & Etrog set for $40.00?Please let Beth know by September 9th.Weekday minyan services are held in the Milton Cohenchapel Monday and Thursday mornings at 7:30am andSunday morning at 9:00 am. Sunday through Thursday,evening minyan is at 7:30 pm.Recently, minyan attendees were asked why they like comingto minyan:"When I needed to say Kaddish, there was a minyan presentfor me. I relied on them. Now that I'm done sayingKaddish, I want to ensure that there is a minyan present forothers""I like seeing people every day - we chat before and afterthe service""It has become very meaningful for me to set aside a fewmoments every day to pray and connect to God""My father and his father went to minyan at their Temple -so I feel that I should go too""When I get home at 5pm, it makes for a long night. Minyanat 7:30pm breaks that up, and I get to see people""It's nice to be 'expected' somewhere every day, otherwise Imight feel more lonely"All are invited to participate in weekday minyan at TempleNer Tamid. We ask all congregants to attend at least twicea year. You may find that, like many minyan regulars, youenjoy it and will choose to come more often.L'Shanah Tovah,Allen Talewsky, Ritual ChairWould you like to recognize another Templemember’s contribution? Express yourappreciation by sponsoring a minyan breakfaston Monday or Thursday.Thank you to those who have sponsored a breakfast:Irving & Fran Schulman in honor of Marilyn SullawayJoel & Lois Kornitsky in honor of Ethel BabnerKornitsky’s & Schulman’s in honor of Marvin JacobsonCall the office for more details.Todah Rabah to our Torah & Haftorah Readers:Henry KaplanMarilyn SullawayDebbie ColtinAlan PranskyAllen TalewskyJanna SokolowIf you would like to read or chant, contact Allen T.

Sisterhood NewsMen’s Club, Irving BurdayShalom,As I sit here writing my first bulletin article I sit andwonder what my first year will hold as president. Iam just settling back into reality after spending twomonths as head nurse at Camp Pembroke. Eventhough I was not around for two months, I was updatedon the amazing card party that was held in August.Kudos to Susan Savy and Beth Hoffman as well astheir committee for running an incredible evening. Wehad over 95 women who came to play mah jong andother games.This year I am sure will be an adventure and I amgrateful for new starts with an incredibly dedicatedgroup of woman who are committed to the mission ofSisterhood and of Temple Ner Tamid. September alwayscomes with a fresh start and new and excitingopportunities for both young and old. Kids are excitedto get back to school and parents are excited to havethem back at school as well. I sit here and can not believeall the new and exciting things going on at TempleNer Tamid. I would like to take this opportunity towelcome our new Rabbi Deborah Zuker to our Sisterhoodand hope that she will join us as much as possible.On behalf of my family - Sidney, Jocelyn, Hannah andShira, I would like to wish the Sisterhood membersand the entire Temple Ner Tamid congregation a veryhappy, healthy and prosperous new year.L’Shana Tova,Elisa ZimmermanSisterhood PresidentTHANK YOU TO THOSE THAT HELPED MAKEOUR SISTERHOOD SUMMER CARD PARTYA GREAT SUCCESS!Ethel & Mel BabnerTracy & Jacob CransonHarriet FeinsteinJudy KempMimi LevyLisa StoneMarilyn SullawayFrom Co Chairs: Sue Savy & Beth HoffmanShalom,I hope everyone had a relaxing summer and is enjoyingthe last few weeks of warm weather. As Septemberrolls around I want to wish all of you L’ Shanah Tovaand a happy and healthy new year. This upcomingyear I am looking forward to working with all levels ofthe Men’s Club to create a full slate of events and activitiesthat will serve and enrich the lives of templemembers, Men’s Club membership, and those in oursurrounding communities. The Men’s Club will continueto focus on those actions that support the holidays,Men’s Club social events and community basedprograms and we look forward to working togetherwith our new Rabbi, the Sisterhood and other templegroups during the upcoming year.As the new president, I look forward to working withthe executive board and board of directors to build uponthe strong foundation that was constructed by ourprior leaders. We will continue to improve and extendthe events and activities that we have traditionallyoverseen and will also strive to add new events thatwill both engage Men’s Clubs participants as well astemple members. To that end, I and the executiveboard will personally reach out to our membership toencourage their participation and we openly welcomeanyone that is interested in joining or contributing tothe Men’s Club. As always, we encourage any suggestions,ideas or input that will help us support the templeand enhance our core mission.For September, the Men’s Club Board will be meetingon September 6 to review and set the agenda for theupcoming year and we encourage everyone to save thedate of October 14 th, for the Men’s Club Sukkot dinner(always a festive event supported by our talentedchefs).L’Shanna Tovah,Irving Burday, Men’s Club PresidentSAVE THE DATE!FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14thMENS CLUB SUKKOT DINNER

MAZEL TOV!Harriet Feinstein, on her election as Vice President to theNorth Atlantic Region of Women's LeagueBeverly Finn, on her recognition from the NSJCC for “Lifetime Achievement Award”Peabody USY on winning the Sam Somers Award for outstanding Community Service givenby Northeast Region United Synagogue Youth given at Spring ConventionCelia Levine’s grandson, Michael Levine, for graduating Summa Cum Laude from UMass Lowell.Michael graduated number one in his class and number two in all the UMass colleges combinedAdele & Mark Lubarsky, on the birth of their grandson, Max Escher Lubarsky,Parents are Lee Lubarsky & Lauren Roseman, Uncle, Eric LubarskyLois & Joel Kornitsky, on their granddaughter, Isabella’s, Bat Mitzvah in Israel this summerJudy & Gary Jacobson, on their granddaughter, Alyssa’s Bat Mitzvah in NYLiz and Jeff Schultz, on the baby naming of their granddaughter, Sofia NolanLeona & Henry Kaplan on their 56th Wedding AnniversaryMichelle Harris and Rich Sokolow, on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Janna SokolowDebbie & Alan Pransky on their 40th Wedding AnniversaryGET WELL WISHESFran Schulman Todd Levine Marvin Berman Sylvia Toby Arlene GenerazzoEleanor Goldberg Edward Goldberg Dr. Conrad Litner Irving BabnerKIDDUSH & ONEG SPONSORSLiz & Jeff Schultz on the baby naming of their granddaughter, Sofia NolanLeona & Henry Kaplan, in Honor of their 56th Wedding AnniversaryDebbie & Alan Pransky in Honor of their 40th Wedding Anniversary, the 80th Anniversary of hisfather, Irving’s, Bar Mitzvah, the 18th Anniversary of their son Josh’s Bar Mitzvah, the 13thAnniversary of their son, Ethan's Bar Mitzvah and Josh and Hallie’s 3rd Wedding AnniversaryTODAH RABAHCantor Steve, Cheryl Miller, Rich Sokolow, Sam Feinstein, Macy MillerAmy Sokolow for a wonderful Musical ShabbatSocial Action Group for their mitzvah of walking and raising fundsfor the North Shore Medical Center Cancer Walk this summerPaula Dollin & Lahey Clinic for ensuring that we are safe with our difibulatorPhil Cohen & Terri Cohen for all their efforts for the Hot Dog ShabbatPlease tell us about your news - templenertamid@verizon.net

Winners of the Mens ClubLimited Raffle 2011Grand Prize $1500 - Sue Callum2nd Prize $1000 - John Connors3rd Prize $500 - Larry Shuman4th Prize $500 - David Miller5th Prize $250 - Mitchell CovitzMens Club 2011 Scholarship AwardsAllison Levine, Scott Levine, Brett PonnSamantha RosenbergArthur Dollin ScholarshipSamantha Rosenberg, Allison LevineJake Goldstein ScholarshipAllison Levine, Samantha RosenbergWinokur SchlorshipSamantha RosenbergSisterhood Freshman ScholarshipJennifer Stone, Marc Perlman, Jason TitelbaumSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 - 2:00 PM - 5:00 PMCome and shmooze with Rabbi Deborah Zuker at ourcongregants, Elizabeth & Dan Berman's homein beautiful Nahant. 44 Spring Road, Nahantpark on the corner of Coolidge St. & Spring St.RSVP by Sept. 1, directly to the Berman's(cell) - 240-461-7452 / dberman6@comcast.netThe Bermans are only one block from the beach.Please feel free to park, and visit the beach,after you schmooze with the Rabbi.Bring your own beach chair & towel.Todah Rabah! To the Social Action Committee whoparticipated in the North Shore Medical CenterCancer Walk. The team raised over $2200.00!Thank you to allthe people who helped in the officebehind the scene this summer!!!Paula DollinSuzanne SwartzMimi LevyBea ZideHarriet FeinsteinSumner FeinsteinEd GustatHarvey DragoonMark RudinIf you would like to volunteer in the office,please call Beth Hoffman, 978-532-1293W.A.G. GOES POP!Join members of the North Shore’s Jewish Widows & WidowersActivity Group at the Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra’s12 th Annual Pops Concert at the Rogers Center forthe Arts at Merrimack College. After the concert, we’ll headto dinner at Teresa’s Italian Eatery in Middleton.What is the date?Where do we meet?What is the cost?Sunday, September 25thCar pools will be assemblingat Temple Ner Tamid in Peabodyat 1:30 PM.We strongly recommend thatyou make your own drivingarrangements, since only limitedcar pools will be available.As a token of appreciation toour drivers, we ask that eachpassenger contribute $2.00 forthe ride. Please let us know ifyou’ll need a ride when makingyour reservation so we canplan accordingly.Tickets will cost $16.00; thecost of the meal will be determinedby what you order.Whom do I call? Contact Rita Flicop at 978-535-3524 to make a reservation.Where do I send my check? W.A.G., c/o Arlene Titel -baum 13 Forenza RoadPeabody, MA 01960

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORSARNOLD DOLLIN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDIn Memory of beloved mother, Dora Lampert by ANNETTE LUBOWIn Memory of husband, Melvin Lubow by ANNETTE LUBOWAL PELLICIO In Honor of your special birthday by SUZANNE SWARTZGLORIA LEONARD Best wishes for a speedy recovery by SUZANNE & ANNABELLE SWARTZGOLDIE HELLER In Honor of your great granddaughter, Gray by SUZANNE & ANNABELLE SWARTZLEONA KAPLAN Mazel Tov to our "Light of Torah" by SUZANNE & ANNABELLE SWARTZPAULA DOLLIN In Memory of our brother-in-law, Arnold Dollin by THE LAMPERTS & POLLARDSPAULA DOLLIN To thank you for your kindness by BEV TOBYBUILDING FUNDDR. MARVIN CLOPPER In Honor of your recovery by SANDRA & CONRAD LITNERNEEDLE FAMILY In Memory of Maurice Needle by HARVEY & JANICE GERSHLAKCANTOR SAM PESSAROFF MEMORIAL FUNDFOGEL FAMILY In Deepest sympathy in memory of Gloria Fogel by GARY & JUDY JACOBSONLOIS & JOEL KORNITSKY In Honor of the Bat Mitzvah of your granddaughter, Isabella Kornitskyby GARY & JUDY JACOBSONNORMAN ZELLER Wishing you a speedy recovery by BEATRICE ZIDEDEE DEE TALEWSKY MEMORIAL FUNDGRACE & AL NEWMAN In Honor of your 50th Wedding Anniversary by JEAN & MOE SACKLARRY MALATZKY & FAMILY On the loss of your father, Michael Malatzky by AMY & FRANK SKLARGENERAL FUNDIn Honor of receiving an Aliyah by PHIL TANZERTo thank the temple for the air conditioning and the use of the synagogue by THE ISRAELI DANCE GROUPAL FOGEL In Memory of Gloria Fogel by IRENE & ED GUSTATAL FOGEL In Memory of Gloria Fogel by ROBERT & NORMA BELLEMAREAL FOGEL In Memory of Gloria Fogel by THOMAS H. MCDONALD & PHYLLIS M. MCDONALDAL FOGEL In Memory of your wife, Gloria by ROBERT SULLAWAY & GAIL SCHULMANAL FOGEL On the loss of your wife, Gloria by ETHEL & MEL BABNERAL FOGEL AND FAMILY In Memory of dear wife and mother, Gloria by ELLEN & FRANK CHMARAALVIN FOGEL In Memory of your beloved wife, Gloria by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSALVIN FOGEL On the loss of your wife, Gloria by BEA ZIDEAUDREY, LEE AND ESTY YANCO In Memory of beloved father-in-law and Zayde by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSGAIL & JEFFREY SILVERMAN In Memory of son, Andrew Silverman by CONRAD & SANDY LITNERGAIL GRAFF In Memory of your beloved mother, Ruth by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSGAIL SHAPIRO In Honor of David's Bar Mitzvah by ADELE & MARK LUBARSKYGRACE & AL NEWMAN In Celebration of your 50th wedding anniversary by THE ISRAELI DANCE GROUPGRACE & AL NEWMAN In Honor of your 50th Wedding Anniversary by ANITA & MARK RUDINGRACE & AL NEWMAN In Honor of your 50th Wedding Anniversary by FRANCINE BLACKGRACE & AL NEWMAN In Honor of your 50th Wedding Anniversary by MALVINA & REUEL LIEBERTHENRY & LEONA KAPLAN In Honor of your 56th Wedding Anniversary by JANE & LEN MULSMANIRENE & HOWARD ROSENBERG In Honor of Samantha's Graduation by ADELE & MARK LUBARSKYJANE & PAUL COHEN In Memory of your beloved father, Herb by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSJANET COHEN In Honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Brian Cohen by RITA, LEAH, RHODA, SYLVIA, DOROTHY AND JOJOANNE & JACQUI DRISCOLL In Memory of your father and grandfather by THE ISRAELI DANCE GROUPKIM & BARRY SILVERMAN In Honor of the B'nai Mitzvah of Daniel and Sophie by MIMI LEVYLARRY MALATZKY In Memory of your father by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSLARRY MALATZKY On the loss of your father, Michael Malatzky by ANITA & MARK RUDINLARRY MALATZKY On the loss of your father, Michael Malatzky by MIMI LEVYLEONA KAPLAN In Honor of your extraordinary kindness by SANDRA LITNERLOIS & JOEL KORNITSKY In Honor of the Bat Mitzvah of your granddaughter, Isabella Kornitskyby MARLENE & JOSEPH COHENLOIS & STEVE GOLDBERG In Honor of the marriage of your daughter, Lauren by DEBBY & RICHARD STRAUSSMARCIA KESTENBAUM In Memory of your brother, Nathan Yanco by JANET COHEN

DONATIONS - CONTINUEDSARITA PICKARD MEMORIAL FUNDIn Loving memory of my late husband, Lawrence Feldman by BARBIE PICKARDIn Loving memory of Naomi Copans, mother of Sarita Pickard by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDIn Memory of beloved mother of Bernie Pickard, Judith Ansel Pickard by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDCongratulations to Beverly Finn on receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDFAMILY OF GLORIA FOGEL In Loving memory of Gloria Fogel by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDIRENE & ED GUSTAT Congratulations on Ed becoming "Man of the Year" by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDIRENE & ED GUSTAT Congratulations on the wedding of daughter Joy by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDJOY ROTHBERGER In celebration of your special birthday by BARBIE & BERNIE PICKARDYOUTH FUNDADELE & MARK LUBARSKY Wishing you Mazel Tov on the birth of your new grandson, Maxby WENDY, MARK, RACHEL AND JOSHUA GERSHLAKAL FOGEL In Memory of your wife, Gloria by DAVID GOLDBERGAMY & BILLY FLAXER In Honor of David and Lindsey's graduations by SANDI, ALAN, SARA & CRAIG ROSENBAUMBEVERLY FINN In Honor of your Lifetime Achievement Award from the JCC by EVELYN PONNBEVERLY FINN In Honor of your Lifetime Achievement Award from the JCC by SANDI, ALAN, SARA & CRAIG ROSENBAUM HILLARY & ALLISON LEVINE In Honor of your graduations by AMY, BILLY, HEATHER LINDSEY AND DAVIDFLAXERLARRY MALATZKY & FAMILY On the loss of your father, Michael by SANDI, ALAN, SARA & CRAIG ROSENBAUMMARK GERSHLAK Wishing our son-in-law, good luck in his new law practice by GERALDINE & JACK POTASHTHE BURKE FAMILY In Memory of Dr. Paul Burke by JANICE & HARVEY GERSHLAKTHE MALATZKY FAMILY In Memory of your father, Michael by DAVID GOLDBERGTODD & SIMONE LEVINE In Honor of Hillary's graduation from U Mass & Allie's graduation from Peabody Highby SANDI, ALAN, SARA & CRAIG ROSENBAUMTODD LEVINE Wishing you a speedy get well by DAVID GOLDBERGYAHRZEIT FUND in memory ofABRAHAM (AL) KARAS (Husband) by Miriam KarasABRAHAM MADELL (Father) by Solomon ShermanABRAHAM OSTERMAN (Father) by Helen KadenABRAHAM YANOFSKY (Father) by Rhona BrandALEX ZELLIN (Husband) by Rena ZellinALVIN DERMAN (Brother) by David DermanANDREW SILVERMAN (Son) by Jeffrey & Gail SilvermanANNA MADELL (Mother) by Solomon ShermanANNA SHIRLEY HALPERN (Mother) by Barbara PhillipsANNE KATZMAN (Mother) by Judy RosenthalARTHUR REUBEN COHEN (Father-in-law) by Janet CohenBARNEY GITLETZ (Father) by Sandra SheinhaitBEATRICE CONNORS (Wife) by Jack ConnorsBENJAMIN H. SILBERMAN (Father-in-law) by David DermanBENJAMIN KEMP (Father) by Alexander KempBENJAMIN SADUR (Father) by Nancy BeckerBEN-ZION RABINOWITCH (Father-in-law) by IreneRabinovitchBERNARD GULACK (Father) by Irene RosenbergBESSIE GITLETZ (Mother) by Sandra SheinhaitBESSIE MARGOLIS (Mother) by Martin MargolisBRUCE GREENFIELD (Son) by Morton GreenfieldCELIA LAMPERT (Mother-in-law) by Jeanette LampertCHARLES BERG (Father) by Rosalyn SteinDANIEL ROSENTHAL (Father-in-law) by Alexander KempDAVID WALLMAN (Father) by Ray WallmanDEBORAH NAN FREEDMAN (Daughter) by Warren &Vita FreedmanELEANOR SINMAN (Mother) by Anita RudinESTHER DERMAN (Mother) by David DermanEVA BISTROWITZ (Mother-in-law) by Millicent BistrowitzEVA SHERMAN (Mother) by Selwyn ShermanFRANK MARK REINGOLD (Father) by Marilyn SullawayGERRI CUSHINSKY (Wife) by David CushinskyGILBERT WILLNER (Father) by Kenneth WillnerGUSSIE KORNITSKY (Mother) by Selma DermanHAROLD KLAPMAN (Father) by Arlene MargolisHARRY GOLDBERG (Father - in - law) by Al FogelHARRY LEIBOWITZ (Father) by Dorothy WallmanHYMAN KATZMAN (Father) by Judy RosenthalIDA DORENFELD (Mother) by Jeff DorenfeldILLENE MAURER (Mother) by Adria SniderIRVING R. KAROL (Father) by Ann BailenISRAEL SNIDER (Father-in-law) by Adria SniderJACK GREENBERG (Father) by Dorothy EisenmanJACK ROLLER (Uncle) by Millicent BistrowitzJENNIE BACHERMAN (Mother) by Evelyn PonnJENNIE BACHERMAN (Mother-in-law) by Frances BachermanJULIUS GERSHLAK (Father) by Harvey GershlakJULIUS LOWY (Father-in-law) by Barbara LowyKATIE LEVINE (Mother) by Janice GershlakKENNETH S. LIPMAN (Husband) by Shirley LipmanLILLIAN BERG (Mother) by Rosalyn SteinMARCIA EDITH BACHERMAN (Sister) by Irving BachermanMARTHA YANOFSKY (Mother) by Rhona BrandMAX STEINMAN (Father) by Ina FriedmanMENDEL KORNITSKY (Father) by Selma DermanMINNIE SILVERMAN ((former) Mother-in-law) by Harry RichMORRIS TITELBAUM by Arlene TitelbaumMOSES WASSERMAN (Father) by Adria SniderPAUL SCHOR (Father) by Sandra LitnerROBERT LEE SHAPIRO (Son) by Carolyn ShapiroRUBIN KATCHER (Husband) by Gladys KatcherSADIE HURLICH SALBERG (Mother) by Elliott GoldsteinSAMUEL APPELSTEIN (Father) by Martin AppelsteinSAMUEL COMAK (Father-in-law) by Estelle ComakSARAH GERSHLAK (Mother) by Harvey GershlakSARAH MEILMAN (Sister-in-law) by Bea ZideSARAH R. YODLER (Mother) by Janet CohenSTEPHEN GREEN (Husband) by Betty Green

SEPTEMBER YAHRZEITS: WE REMEMBER THEMMorris AlpersonAlexander Aronis [father of Jane Lawson]Irving BachermanAnita Baker [wife of Lawrence Baker]Bessie Block [grandmother of Sharyn Solomon]Marilyn Brodsky [mother of Michael Brodsky]Frances Miller Brody [sister of Nannette Shible]Charna Buchbinder [mother of Bea Zide]Munje Bursztyn [(Jake's aunt) of Alma Barozzi]Seena Chaset [sister of Fran Schulman]Rebecca CohenRose Cole [mother of William Cole]Philip DruckmanJacob Abraham DubinskyCharles Epstein [father of Merle Shuman]Max Estrach [father of Kalah Kresnow]Abraham Fleishman [uncle of Rosalinda Jacobson]Manachem GinsbergSamuel GoldbergMax GoldenBenjamin GolditchRose GoldmanKenneth GreenGoldie L. Greenberg [mother of Dorothy Eisenman]Louis GreenburgAnna GreenfieldRae Greenstein [mother of Barbara Pickard]Edward HurtigSophie Jacobson [mother of Marvin Jacobson]Sarah Kaplan [mother of Jean Sack]Dora Katcher [mother-in-law of Gladys Katcher]Marsha Kemp [mother of Steven Kemp]Marsha Kemp [wife of Alexander Kemp]Morris L. KerbelBenjamin KerbleClara Kleiner [mother of Jo Ann Wisotsky]Minnie Kresnow [mother of Allen Kresnow]Benjamin David Levine [father of Janice Gershlak]Herbert Levine [uncle of Shirley Lipman]Melvin S. Levine [father of Adele Lubarsky]Melvin S. Levine [father of Naomi Brodie]Pamela Lewis [wife of Jay Lewis]Henry Lubarsky [father of Mark Lubarsky]Annie OssoffLeonard Perry [brother of Esther Babner]Bernard Phillips [husband of Barbara Phillips]Samuel Raiter [father of Estelle Comak]Louis Rogosa [uncle of Martin Rogosa]Samuel Rogosa [grandfather of Martin Rogosa]Miriam Paula RomoMary Rosoff [mother of Marlene Goodman]Dora RubinEvelyn Sadur [mother of Nancy Becker]Robert SchechterDorothy K. Schultz [mother of Jeffrey Schultz]Ida ShainRose Shain [mother of Neal Shain]William Shapiro [father-in-law of Carolyn Shapiro]Charles B. SherrJoseph Shible [father of Maxwell Shible]Sarah SiskindYehudit "Dee Dee" Talewsky [wife of Allen Talewsky]Rose Trager Vogel [mother of Barbara Kuhn]Lester M. WeinerSarah Weiner [grandmother of Lene Demeule]Maurice Westerman [father of Ethel Madnick]Ann Wisotsky [mother of Steven Wisotsky]Beatrice Yoffa [mother of Susan Savy]Etta ZetlanSally Zimmerman [mother-in-law of Renee Zimmerman]Condolences to Larry MalatzkyOn the loss of his father,Michael MalatzkyWe mourn the loss of ourdear Congregant,Nathan YancoOur condolences to his familyWe mourn the loss of ourdear Congregant,Gloria FogelOur Condolencesto her husband, Aland his familyIf you are interested in purchasinga Yahrzeit plaque foryour loved oneor to reserve a plaque,please contact the office.