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June 2017 Newsletter
7 th of Sivan 5777 - 6 th of Tammuz 5777
What’s Inside?
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June 2017 Calendar of Events
Rabbi’s Message - Rabbi Gila Ruskin
Co-President’s Message - Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski
Religious Practices News & Notes- Mark Wolkow & Melissa Brown
Religious School News - Jenn Bober & Cheryl Conley
Jacob Folus - Bar Mitzvah
Aidan Feulner - Bar Mitzvah
Sisterhood News - Elise Woods
Sisterhood End of Year Event - June 3 rd
Amanda Hichkad Walk for Cancer - June 3 rd
Youth Groups News
Mazel Tov to our 2017 Graduates
Jewish Baseball Raffle
Special Thanks to Our Donors
Good and Welfare - Carol Gast
Recently Passed
Mi Sheberakh List - We Pray For Healing
June 2017 Yahrzeits Observed
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TAS/HJC June Calendar of Events
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
4 10 th of Sivan 5777 5 11 th of Sivan 5777 6 12 th of Sivan 5777 7 13 th of Sivan 5777
9:30 am - Preschool Gala
Celebration in the Social Hall
11 17 th of Sivan 5777 12 18 th of Sivan 5777 13 19 th of Sivan 5777 14 20 th of Sivan 5777
7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal
(Mike’s Home)
18 24 th of Sivan 5777
Father’s Day
19 25 th of Sivan 5777 20 26 th of Sivan 5777 21 27 th of Sivan 5777
25 1 st of Tammuz 5777 26 2 nd of Tammuz 5777 27 3 rd of Tammuz 5777
7:00 pm - RPC Meeting
28 4 th of Tammuz 5777
7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal
(Mike’s Home)
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TAS/HJC June Calendar of Events
Thursday Friday Saturday
1 7 th of Sivan 5777
Last Day of Preschool
7:00 pm - Board Meeting
2 8 th of Sivan 5777
5:30-7:00 pm - Tot Shabbat
7:30 pm - Shabbat Torah Service
Melissa Brown
8:09 pm - Candle Lighting
ONEG - S. Auxier, L. Needel
3 9 th of Sivan 5777
Parashat Nasso
7:30 am - 4 th Annual Amanda Hichkad CCA
Celebration Walk
11:00 am - Sisterhood End of the Year Event
at the Anita Leight Estuary Center
8 14 th of Sivan 5777 9 15 th of Sivan 5777
7:30 pm - Choir Sings
7:30 pm - Shabbat Torah Service
Jacob Folus & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
8:13 pm - Candle Lighting
ONEG - B’nai Mitzvah Class
10 16 th of Sivan 5777
Parashat Beha’alotcha
4:00 pm - Jacob Folus Bar Mitzvah &
Shabbat Afternoon Torah Service (Shelach)
Jacob Folus & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
15 21 st of Sivan 5777
12:30 pm - Senior Birthday Lunch
Liberatore’s in Bel Air, MD
Honoring Gerri Bronk, Zita Schneck, &
Evelyn Bell
16 22 nd of Sivan 5777
7:00 pm - Choir Sings
7:00 pm - Shabbat Service
Aidan Feulner & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
8:16 pm - Candle Lighting
ONEG - B’nai Mitzvah Class
17 23 rd of Sivan 5777
Parashat Sh’lach
10:00 am - Aidan Feulner Bar Mitzvah &
Shabbat Torah Service
Aidan Feulner & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
22 28 th of Sivan 5777 23 29 th of Sivan 5777
7:30 pm - Choir Sings
7:30 pm - Torah Service & Board
Installation
Sophie Schorr & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
8:17 pm - Candle Lighting
ONEG - M. & M. Mullis, S. Auxier
24 30 th of Sivan 5777
Parashat Korach
29 5 th of Tammuz 5777 30 6 th of Tammuz 5777
7:30 pm - Animal Admiration Outdoor
Shabbat Service
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
8:17 pm - Candle Lighting
ONEG - Dandekar, Hoory, Zader, Brisker
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Rabbi’s Message
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
Here are some photos from recent events involving our Temple Members.
Enjoy our community!
Matzah Ball Soup for 99
Thanks to Robin Way
and her crew for delicious
Passover meal
One Small Step
Thanks to our choir for
musical inspiration
Celebrating Second
Night Seder
Thanks to Kathy Lazarski
for leadership
extraordinaire
Sara Lakowski in the
News
Julie Sang and Rabbi Gila Ruskin with
the Maryland Delegation of the
Religious Actions Center’s
Consultation on Conscience, lobbying
on Capitol Hill in Washington DC
http://www.baltimore
sun.com/news/maryla
nd/harford/aegis/phag-sara-laskowskilondon-grad-school-
0414-20170413-
story.html
Kathy Lazarski, Rabbi Gila
Ruskin, Mark Wolkow, with
Rev. Baron Young, Shiekh Omar
Baloch and others at the First
Annual Interfaith BBQ
Mort Brisker, Art Gordon,
Denise Gordon, and Duyen
Brisker at the First Annual
Interfaith BBQ
Marc, Jeremiah, and Jonas
Vogelhut at the First
Annual Interfaith BBQ
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Co-President’s Message
Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski
Shalom!
We would like to thank Larry and all the outgoing board
members for all of their hard work. We are excited and
honored to be co-presidents of our temple and look forward to
working with the board of trustees and congregants to ensure
our temple is a spiritual and safe home for all.
We recently attended the Scheidt Seminar for incoming
temple presidents, which was an invaluable experience. We
acquired skills, networked with other synagogue leaders,
learned about philanthropy and youth engagement, and more.
We both came back energized and ready to fulfill our role as
synagogue presidents. While at Scheidt, we learned that we
are doing lots of things very well and that we can improve on
others. We hope that we can count on the support of our
congregation to become involved and be ambassadors for our
“little” shul in Havre de Grace, Maryland.
Do not hesitate contacting us with any concerns, ideas or just
to say “hi.” We are around the synagogue a lot and are both
very approachable.
We look forward to serving our congregation.
See you around the shul!
Linda and Wendy
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Religious Practices Committee – News and Notes
Mark Wolkow & Melissa Brown
As I write this, I am sitting here with mixed emotions. Having
served as co-chair of the Religious Practices Committee for
many years, I realize how much I have learned. I have had the
opportunity to work with a wonderful team of dedicated
individuals who have the best interest of the synagogue at
heart. While being co-chair of the RPC can be a challenge at
times, it is also very rewarding. After every High Holiday
season, as stressful as it can be, the sense of accomplishment is
so satisfying.
While I will still remain a member of RPC, I will be handing
off my co-chair hat to Melissa Brown. I want to thank Melissa
for stepping up to this fulfilling position. I have to also thank
my co-chair Mark Wolkow for his time and dedication to this
committee. Without his knowledge, expertise and
organization, this position would have been a difficult
challenge for me. Mark made it easy and I have cherished all
the time we worked closely together. Thank you to everyone
on the committee. It takes a village! Remember, RPC is always
looking for people to join the committee. Take a risk… you will
find it very rewarding. See you around Shul in my new role.
B’Shalom,
Linda Needel
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Religious School News
Jenn Bober & Cheryl Conley
The Religious School Committee is proud to announce the recipients of the
Yvette Kravitz Award and the Eileen Moss Memorial Award.
The Yvette Kravitz Award is given to a member who has gone above and
beyond on behalf of the Religious School students. This year’s honoree is Randi
Chancey. Our children’s first Jewish learning experience is in Miss Randi’s
room. They learn about being Jewish and about holidays; the Hebrew letters
and blessings over food and drink. Her dedication to the students of the Adolph
Nord Religious School spans many years and for that we are all thankful. Mazel
Tov, Randi – We are so lucky to have you as a teacher!
The Eileen Moss Memorial Award is given to a sixth-grade student who has
shown exemplary attendance in Religious School and services, and has shown
improvement in Hebrew skills throughout the midweek Religious School years.
This year’s honoree is Rayna Drabinski, daughter of Wendy and Patrick. Rayna
and her family are at services most weeks, and it shows in the classroom. Or is
it that she is rarely absent from the classroom and it shows at services? Either
way, Eileen would have recognized and applauded Rayna for showing up and
participating in both. Mazel Tov, Rayna- We are proud of you and your
accomplishments!
Thank you to Dr. Dave for constructing the buzzer system for the end-of-year
Festi-Bowl Tournament! The students particularly loved buzzing in against
each other, and now teachers have another fun resource for the classroom.
Many thanks to Brian Schorr for again solving “The Mystery of the Coins” by
providing the namesake book for the winner of the Eileen Moss Award. This
book was read by Morah Moss to all of her classes when she taught, and it
subsequently went out of print. Thanks again for working your magic,
Brian! And congrats to the winner Rayna Drabinski! May you read it in good
health. –Menahelet Jenn Bober
B’Shalom,
Cheryl & Jenn
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Jacob Stanford Henry Folus
Jacob is the youngest of three children. He has two
older sisters Olivia and Sarah. Jacob is in 7 th grade
at Southampton Middle School. He plays bass in
the orchestra and skateboards anywhere he can. He also enjoys playing on
the computer and making videos, montages, and vlogs. He hopes to one day
put those skills together and be a film maker. Jacob has been attending
Temple Adas Shalom since he was 3 years old starting with Miss Judy’s preschool
and then Pre-K with Miss Randy. He is very grateful to all of his
religious school teachers for their patience and guidance.
For Jacob’s Tri- Mitzvahlon, he chose to twin with Jakob Hiller. He was a
young boy who perished in the Holocaust and did not live to have a Bar
Mitzvah. Jacob is honored to share his Bar Mitzvah with Jakob Hiller. The
chair draped with the Tallit is there in memory of Jakob Hiller. The Tallit is
the one worn by Jacob Folus’ father, Brian, at his Bar Mitzvah. For Jacob’s
service to the community he is collecting eyeglasses to recycle to the Lions
Club. For his service to the Temple Jacob has chosen to do two things. He
and his family have planted an apple tree near the entrance to our nature
walk. Jacob and his father and the 8 th grade religious school class, 7 th grade
teachers, and B’nai Mitzvah teachers, are making a short movie on the joys
of becoming a B’nai Mitzvah. This movie will be posted on the Temple Adas
Shalom web site very soon.
Jacob and his parents, Brian and Tammy, would like to express our
gratitude to all the leaders and teachers here at Temple Adas Shalom and
the Adolph Nord Religious School. Thank you to Rabbi Gila Ruskin, and
Mr. Andy Klein for preparing Jacob for his Bar Mitzvah.
We thank the entire 7 th grade class and their families for being a part of our
family.
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Aidan Feulner
Aidan was born on March 10, 2004, in Harford County and
has lived here his entire life. Through his experiences at Harford Day School, sports,
synagogue, and his relationships within the community he has grown into a kind,
loving, and confident young adult. Aidan has blossomed academically and socially at
Harford Day, where he has maintained a straight “A” record throughout his elementary
and middle school years. He became a member of the Center for Talented Youth, at
the Johns Hopkins University, at a very young age, and received an award for High
Honors in a CTY talent search. Aidan has participated in a number of CTY online
courses and programs, including a week on the Skipjack as part of a Living Classroom
experience. He will be graduating 8th grade at Harford Day School in 2018 and is
looking forward to a new adventure when he enters high school in the fall of that year.
Aidan is a dynamic person and often reminds many of us of his late grandfather, Harry
Kale. He actively uses his right brain to think and create abstractly, and his left brain
to perform well academically. He is silly at times, and is able to bring laughter to those
around him. He is creative and artistic, but also inquisitive, thoughtful, and
academically gifted. He has a wit and humor that makes those around him laugh, and
join with him in his sometimes light-hearted approach to the world. Aidan is truly
comfortable in his own skin, and his joy of life is evident. He sometimes breaks out in
song and dance, but may just as easily engage someone in a conversation about politics
or current events (ask him if you dare). Aidan’s life has been blessed with many
adventures and challenges, and one of his many gifts is his ability to analyze situations,
collect information, and formulate his own opinions that he articulates well to others.
Aidan’s love of art led to his decision to collect art supplies for the Boys and Girls Club
of Harford County. He hopes to enhance art awareness in the community and provide
much needed supplies for children who otherwise would not have the opportunity to
experience the enjoyment of art.
Aidan has developed into a smart, talented, happy, loving and kind young man. He is a
deep, complex, and thoughtful individual who is just fun to be around. He loves to be
with his friends and family, but like all kids his age he spends as much time as he can
on electronic devices. We are very proud of Aidan and look forward to guiding and
supporting him through the next new and exciting phase of his life.
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Sisterhood News
Elise Woods
Our Sisterhood Shabbat service was held on May 12, and I would like to
thank Pat Wolkow, Denise Gordon, Wendy Drabinski and Naomi
Walton for leading such a lovely service. Our new board was installed for
the coming year and we will be working over the summer planning our
events for next year. Congratulations to all of our new officers!
We hope that those of you who are not members of the Sisterhood will
consider joining next year. We do wonderful things for the temple and
participate in many fun and meaningful activities. For example, on June 3
we will be participating in the Fourth Annual Amanda Hichkad
Celebration Walk in support of Cancer LifeNet at the University of
Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health’s Kaufman Cancer Center. The
event will be held at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Maryland, starting at
7:30 am, and our team is the Tri-Faith Alliance. Please consider walking
with us. If you have any questions about the walk, please contact Marcia
Buchness at 410-916-6875.
Later in the day on June 3 we will be having our Sisterhood Year End
Event at the Anita C. Leight Estuary Center in Abingdon. Beginning at
11:00 am, we will learn the history and purpose of the beautiful center
and why it is important to us. We will experience a complete tour of the
building, a conversation with a Park Naturalist and a dairy luncheon.
The cost is $18 per person. Please RSVP to Pat Wolkow at
patwolkow@gmail.com if you plan to attend. All are welcome.
Have a wonderful summer!
Elise Woods
President
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Amanda Hichkad Celebration Walk
Cancer has touched our Temple Community, our Family and our Friends.
For the first year, our Temple will participate in the 4 th Annual Amanda
Hichkad Celebration Walk in support of Cancer LifeNet. We will be joined by
members of the St. James AME Church and the Masjid Al Falaah.
Our team name is TRI-FAITH ALLIANCE.
Please click on the photo above or click HERE to sign up to participate or to
donate and support this cause which benefits all cancer patients in Harford
County and Cecil County.
If you have any questions, please contact Marcia Buchness @ 410.916.6875
Thank you and let’s show our support!
Compassion. Hope. Love.
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Youth Groups
The youth at Temple Adas Shalom have been busy as usual! In
April, many of our students attended Spring Kallah at Camp
Harlam in Pennsylvania. Spring Kallah is a special event as
farewells are said to seniors and elections are held for NFTY
officers. We are very proud to announce that Lauren
Westendorf will be serving as the new Northern Membership
Vice President for the upcoming year. Congratulations,
Lauren!
ASTY elections will be held on May 21. Good luck to all who
are running! Look for election results in the next newsletter.
We would like to thank the current ASTY board for their
service to our temple youth group this year:
President: Lauren Florio
Programming VP: Sarah Chalmin
Religious and Cultural VP: Jenna Seeley
Communications VP: Marc Vogelhut
Membership VP: Rachel Florio.
And of course we would like to thank Sara Folus for serving as
the ASTY advisor again this year!
Good luck to all the ASTY seniors who will be moving on! We
hope you will come back to visit. We're looking forward to
another great year of ASTY and JASTY next year. We hope
you will continue to support these amazing young adults.
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Mazel Tov to our 2017 Graduates
High School Graduates:
Carly Bress
Patterson Mill High School, attending Towson University for a double major in
Pre-Physical Therapy and Dance
Joshua Casazza
Havre de Grace High School, attending Harford Community for Communications
and Broadcasting and will be attending Sheffield Institute for Broadcasting.
Sarah Chalmin
C. Milton Wright High School, attending University Of Delaware for Human
Services.
She was a member of the National Honor Society, French Honor Society, and Math
Honor Society.
Matthew Davis
Aberdeen High School Science and Math Academy, attending University of
Maryland, CP for Mechanical Engineering.
Lauren Florio
Oxford Area High School, attending West Virginia University for Biomedical
Engineering
She received the Presidential Education award.
Sarah Richardson
Edgewood High School, attending University of Minnesota School of Engineering
for Chemical Engineering with a concentration in Pre-Law studies. She aspires to
be a Patent Attorney.
She was in the National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Spanish Honor
Society, and a Ben Carson Scholar for six consecutive years. She also received the
MVP award as a junior in Tennis.
Marc G. Vogelhut
Edgewood High School, attending University of Maryland, CP.
Jeremiah A. Vogelhut
Edgewood High School, attending Stony Brook University.
Samuel J. Vogelhut
Edgewood High School, attending University of Pittsburgh.
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Jewish Baseball Artwork Fundraiser

April 2017 - Donors
HJC
General Fund:
Kravitz
Scholar Fund:
Rabbi Disc.
Fund:
Preschool
Fund:
Religious
School Fund:
Building
Fund:
Burt & Gerri Bronk
Brad & Ann Cogan
Brad & Ann Cogan
Brad & Ann Cogan
Brad & Ann Cogan
Henri & Leila Diamant
Henri & Leila Diamant
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg
Hindy Kempler
Hindy Kempler
Hindy Kempler
Deborah & Larry Levine
Gregory & Felice Repas
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Abraham & Rosalyn Spergel
Abraham & Rosalyn Spergel
Phil Wadsworth
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
June Gangel
Jaclyn & David Paris
Sandy Schwartz
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
Sandy Schwartz
Jeffrey & Amy Schoenberger
William & Kristi Schwartz
Jason & Tracy Sober
Sonia & Willie Auxier
Kevin & Lisa Bress
Neil & Marcia Buchness
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg
Richard Hoffman
Kathleen & Michael Lazarski
Deborah & Larry Levine
Barbara & Natalie Litofsky
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
Zita Schneck
In memory of Isadore Ash
In honor of Kathy Lazarski & family on the birth of a
grandchild
In honor of Robin Way & family on the birth of a
grandchild
In memory of Barbara Latman
In memory of Judy Malin
In memory of Amalie Diamant
In memory of Minnie Roseman
Pasover Seder
In memory of George Vogel
In memory of Helen Vogel
In memory of Samuel Nathanson
In memory of Molly Levine
In memory of Paula Stein
In memory of Barbara Latman
In memory of Bruce Linick
In memory of Judy Malin
In memory of Larry Greenberg
In memory of Nina Schiff
In memory of Pearl & Leo Spergel
In memory of Barbara Latman
In memory of Judy Malin
In memory of Judy Malin
Apr. Senior Birthday Lunch Club
Happy Birthday to Paula Mathai
In honor of of Robin & Mark Way becoming
grandparents
In honor of Kathy Lazarski becoming a bubbe
In sympathy to Randi Chancey
In honor of Dr. Paul Ruskin's 65th birthday
Purim donation
Staci & Ray Magee
Thomas & Toby Merriken
Mrs. Carol Mohr & Mr. David Brown
Linda & Stuart Needel
Ashiq & Ashira Quabili
Rayna & David Richardson
William & Kristi Schwartz
Robin & Mark Way
Selma Wolkow
In memory of Barbara Latman
In memory of Judy Malin
In memory of Harry Schneck
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Good & Welfare
Carol Gast
MAZEL TOV:
Mazel Tov: Anita Weintraub, Happy Birthday! (April 27)
From: Denise & Art Gordon
Mazel Tov: Burt Bronk, Happy Birthday!
From: Denise & Art Gordon
Mazel Tov: Cathy Wetzler, Happy Birthday!
From: Denise & Art Gordon
SYMPATHY:
Sympathy: Terry Weiner, for Beloved Cousin Stephanie Shapiro
From: Denise & Art Gordon
GET WELL:
Get Well: Natalie Litofsky
From: Denise & Art Gordon
Get Well: Fred Mullis
From: Denise & Art Gordon
Get Well: Marcy Werde
From: Denise & Art Gordon
Get Well: Paula Mathai
From: Denise & Art Gordon, Carol & Sig Gast
Recently Passed
Shelly Shuman
Mother of Roberta & Richard Foard, grandmother of Harry, Megan and Samuel Foard
Frieda Schapiro
Mother of Dr. Howard & Sandra Schapiro, grandmother of Michael and Benjamin Shapiro
Jack Stein
Father of Felice & Greg Repas, grandfather of Shane and Eric Repas
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Mi Sheberakh - We Pray for Healing
Adam Jaffe
Albert Colman
Alison McDonough
Arlene Zweibach
Dvir Sabag
Fred Belkin
Gerry Murphy
Harriet Colman
Janet Bond
Janet Keehn
Jerry Gibson
Jerry Glofelty
Jim Gorham
Joanne Cyran
Karen Green
Lee Tabackman
Linda Shank
Lori Vetstein
Michelle Collier
Nancy Natkin
Rosie Lidy
Samantha Schwartz
Shirley Oliner
Stephen Hoffman
Steve Dougherty
Tara Phillips
Thelma Salmansohn
Tom Merriken
Trevor Brunell
June 2017 - Yahrzeits Observed
Malca Rothenberg
Rev. Samuel Spector
Anna Greenfield
Audrey Wachsman
Edward Levine
Stanley Pillersdorf
Susanne R. Turner
Samuel Sadowsky
Rabbi Joseph Spector
Beverly S. Drake
Dr. Wallace Sadowsky
William Lehrman
Elsie Snyder
Thomas Friedman
Rodney Ragland
Malwine Schneck
Sol Yurow
Michael Shuman
Naomi Joynes
E. Doree Shipley
Samuel Stein
Evelyn Weinberger
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Jun. 15
Jun. 15
Sarah L. Korenfeld
Harry Ross
Marcel Spigler
Margaret K. Zader
Benjamin Hoffman
David Cohen
Fannie Braunstein
Gunther D. Hirsch
Bernard Speiser
Abraham Karp
Yuri Breitbart
Rhoda Getz
Carl Heilpern
Nathan Thaman
Edward Salkovitz
Harry Gordon
Jack Linick
Lillian Simons
Madeline Ross
Lolly Stolker
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