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June 2015 Sivan/Tammuz 5775 Volume XLVI, No. 11 Like us on Facebook It kind of crept up on me… I suddenly from the realized this month marks my 25th Rabbi’s Desk anniversary as the rabbi of Temple Emanuel. That’s a lot of children I’ve seen go from baby namings to bar and bat mitzvahs and now weddings!

When we arrived in Andover in the early summer of 1990, my wife and I had two young daughters and a third on the way. I moved from a small congregation to one that was three times bigger. To be honest, I was totally unprepared. Fortunately for me (and the Temple!) my predecessor, Rabbi Roth, left a vigorous and growing congregation. There were some wrinkles to iron out in those early days, but the lay leaders were patient and forgiving, and somehow we muddled through—in fact, we thrived!

Temple Emanuel is a different place today than it was in 1990.

We have gained members and some have drifted away, but I am Rabbi Robert S. Goldstein convinced we have remained relevant and vibrant because we have always tried to be responsive to the needs of our everchanging community. Among the most important lessons I learned over the years (and there are many) is that there is great wisdom to be found in the “pews.”

For me there could be no more meaningful calling than the rabbinate. I have had the privilege of being with my congregants during times of intense joy and deep despair. We have become inextricably linked as we experience those unforgettable moments together.

In a few short years we will observe Temple Emanuel’s centenary. I look ahead to that celebration with hope and optimism. We are a strong congregation, blessed with a group of unusually dedicated and talented volunteers. Our people have a thirst for Jewish learning and a desire for a warm and inviting community with whom to celebrate their families’ milestones.

And we live in a beautiful corner of the world—the Merrimack Valley is a wonderful place to raise a family.

I have much to be thankful for on this “silver” anniversary of my tenure: a daring (but also prudent) search committee that 25 years ago was willing to take a chance on a naive young rabbi.

And today, the blessing of serving a community of well over 500 families whose commitment to the sacred values we cherish continues to inspire me every day.

I am humbled by the profound honor you have given me through the years. She-hech-eeyanu, vi-kee-ihmanu, vi-hig-eeyanu lahz-man ha-zeh…Blessed is the Creator who has brought us to this milestone…and together, may we continue to go from strength to strength.

Rabbi Robert S. Goldstein

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Friday, June 5 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service

Friday, June 26 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service

Saturday, June 6 9:00 am Chapel Service 10:30 am Sanctuary Service and Bat Mitzvah of Brenna Slomsky, daughter of Jodi and David Slomsky, granddaughter of Jerard and Reggie Hankin, and Mark and the late Sandra Slomsky, great-granddaughter of Sylvia Hankin 5:30 pm Mincha Sanctuary Service and Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Beetham, son of Rona and Tom Beetham, grandson of Elaine and Robert Hurst and Susanna and the late William Beetham

Saturday, June 27 9:00 am Chapel Service 5:30 pm Mincha Sanctuary Service of Katherine Nicole Barenboim, daughter of Kori and Thomas Barenboim, granddaughter of Phyllis and the late Robert Barenboim, and Gordon and the late Edith Estes Friday, July 3 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service Saturday, July 4 9:00 am Chapel Service

Friday, July 10 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service Friday, June 12 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service, Volunteer Recognition and Saturday, July 11 New Board Installation 9:00 am Chapel Service Saturday, June 13 Friday, July 17 9:00 am Chapel Service 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service 10:30 am Sanctuary Service and B’nai Mitzvah of Caleb Saturday, July 18 and Zachary Sigman, sons of 9:00 am Chapel Service Scott Sigman and Marla Sigman, grandsons of Leslie Friday, July 24 and Judy Sigman and Walter 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service and Midge Mularski Saturday, July 25 9:00 am Chapel Service Friday, June 19 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service Friday, July 31 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service Saturday, June 20 9:00 am Chapel Service 10:30 am Sanctuary Service Saturday, August 1 and Bat Mitzvah of Gillian 9:00 am Chapel Service Brooke Pergament, daughter of Jody Kipnis and Stu Friday, August 7 Pergament, granddaughter of 7:00 pm Sabbath Eve Service Sheila and Maurice Kipnis

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ARTICLES OF INTEREST President’s Message

Musical Notes

It’s hard to believe, but the years have passed quickly and this will be my last bulletin article as your President. It has been an extraordinary honor and privilege to serve this congregation for so long. We are truly a vibrant and wonderful congregation made up of those who are new to our community and those that have spent a lifetime here. As such, we have exciting new ideas, young families and children and a hunger for new ways to engage with one another. We are also blessed with experienced clergy and members with a deep and abiding respect and appreciation for the history and traditions of our synagogue. The challenges we face are the result of our desire to do our best to blend the wishes of all.

As the famous Israeli song suggests: “l'chol siyum yesh hatchala chadasha”, "for every ending there is a new beginning".

Another school year has come to an end. We celebrated many exciting milestones with our children such as Bar/Bat Mitzvahs (here and in Israel!), 3rd grade Consecration and Confirmation. I’m always so happy to see our families participating in special services and events and guiding our children as they continue their Jewish journeys.

We also had a very rewarding year musically and spiritually. I would like to take this opportunity and thank the Soul Sisters, Abbas, Adult Choir, Junior Choir, Sababas and Religious School choruses for enhancing our musical and spiritual lives.

The Soul Sisters and Abbas will be performing at the Annual Meeting Friday night service on June 12. We hope you join us for dinner and a beautiful service to congratulate our new appointed officers and thank those for their service.

You are in very good hands. Gerri Weiss, a lifelong resident of Andover, a highly educated and thoughtful person and my friend for more than 20 years, will take over as your President.

Our Board of Governors continues to be populated by caring and devoted members with only the best intentions for this community in mind. And our professional staff, led by Trish Grant, manages it all with great skill and respect.

Temple B’nai Abraham of Beverly, MA invited the Abbas to perform on June 14th during their merging celebration with Temple Shalom of Salem, MA. I previously served as Spiritual Leader at Temple Shalom. I am honored to be included and very happy the Abbas will be joining me to represent Temple Emanuel!

B’Shira, Cantor Idan Irelander iirelander@templeemanuel.net

I’ll take a bit of a back seat and get comfortable again sitting with the congregation. My husband will be pleased that I will not attend quite so many meetings. And perhaps I’ll find new ways to volunteer here. So what have I learned?

A rabbi, a cantor and a congregation president are all held up by a robber. “Let me at least give one more sermon before you shoot,” pleads the rabbi. “Let me sing Kol Nidre once more before you shoot,” cries the cantor. “Shoot me first,” begs the president.

Executive Director

B’Seder and Shalom Ellen Keller

As the fiscal year draws to a close, it gives us a chance to reflect upon all that we accomplished at the Temple over the past year. This is also a good time to thank the many people who supported the Temple by volunteering their time or supporting us financially. For those who are stepping away from various positions here, we thank you for your commitment and we wish you well. For congregants who have yet to take that next step by joining a committee or serving as a chair, there are plenty of rewarding opportunities.

Director of Lifelong Learning Learning doesn’t take a summer vacation. You are invited to join me for a Talmud class—for beginners and learners of all ages and experience—this July and August. We will meet Thursday mornings at 10:30. The Talmud is the foundational text of modern Jewish life. It’s full of stories, laws and arguments about the best way to live out Judaism and live in the world. I hope you will join me as we explore this fun and fascinating book! Drop in and attend one class—or attend them all.

Rabbi Miriam Philips mphilips@templeemanuel.net

While our past is an important part of who we are, I think we should be focused on looking forward. I dislike the idea that we are done for the year. While there may be no school and our calendar is lighter, we are far from closed for the summer. As we head into the warmer months, we are busy planning and looking ahead for ways to run our operations more efficiently and expand our programs so we can more fully engage our members. It is our hope that the work that gets done over the summer will have a positive impact on the Temple when we resume full operations in the fall.

A fond farewell and good luck to Cantorial Soloist Laura Berkson.

Laura is leaving Temple Emanuel for a position at B’nai Israel in Clearwater, FL. We appreciate Laura’s work with the Soul Sisters, Youth Choir and 6th Grade Class. We wish Laura all the best in her new position.

Until we all meet again for the start of the new school year, I wish you and your families a very happy and healthy summer.

Patricia Grant Executive Director

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SISTERHOOD NEWS Sisterhood President

Ethan Zohn, Renee Metsch, Vanessa Weisman and Rabbi Goldstein at the Sisterhood Ways and Means Dinner.

It’s hard to believe my first year as Sisterhood president is coming to a close. It has been a wonderful year, thanks to the extraordinary women that make up this organization. There are so many talented, energetic and dedicated women in our Sisterhood. It’s been a pleasure accomplishing so much with all of you while creating fond memories along the way. Your hard work and friendships never cease to amaze me.

At our recent Ways and Means dinner, more than 125 Sisterhood members and friends enjoyed a special ladies night out with guest speaker Ethan Zohn. His speech was incredibly inspirational. He moved and empowered every woman in the room. It was a pleasure and an honor to have him join us this year. Not only was Ethan a fabulous speaker but the fundraising this year was also a tremendous success. Thank you all for your support in making this a prosperous event.

Ethan Zohn speaking at the Sisterhood Ways and Means Dinner.

We have created a community that blends our social and action skills completely. We always have fun while making positive changes to our community: our temple, our town and our world.

Senior Programs

This year we have accomplished so much:  Organizing a Children’s Judaic Book Drive and Sports Equipment Swap  Bringing joy to more than 75 children through Share the Light-Holiday gifts to local families  Caring for all ages from babies to college students to seniors  Serving Shabbat dinners  Operating the Judaica Shop  Soul Sisters Singing Group  Hosting children, family and women’s programs  Supporting scholarships, the Temple and charitable programs that stretch from the Merrimack Valley to Israel

June 7, 2015*, Jazz Brunch *Sunday event, 10am – noon Field trip to the Java Room Bus provided. Please bring $7-$12 to purchase lunch.

Please RSVP Beverly Birnbach or Michele Belansky 978.474.0160 978.475.1696 Programs are sponsored by The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel.

We provide round trip bus transportation for our field trips, thanks to the generous support of Vocell Bus Company.

The Sisterhood at Temple Emanuel is an amazing organization that continues to do so many wonderful things. The involvement of our volunteers and members brings together women, children and families to create a sense of community at a place that is very special to me. As Ethan said, “We can all draw strength from knowing that we are not fighting these battles alone. And I use the word “WE”, because I’m talking about this Jewish Community. The key here is to do more than just come here this evening for some dinner and drinks. It's to leave here MOTIVATED—motivated to make a difference for yourself by making a difference for others. Throughout this entire experience, I’ve learned that to make happiness real for others is truly the greatest gift.”

Sisterhood Donations For $3, a card will be sent to honor relatives and friends for a special occasion or in memory of a loved one. For $18, we will send a beautifully illustrated card. The money from these donations is directed toward education and scholarship and program enrichment.

Allison Glick at agritch@aol.com 978.409.2750

If you are not already a member of Sisterhood, I hope you will join next year. You will be amazed at how it will make you feel as well as making happiness real for others. I hope you have a wonderful summer. I look forward to sharing another great year with you.

Shalom, Renee Metsch

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Subscriptions are included with annual dues payable to the Temple.

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YOUTH EDUCATION Religious School News

Preschool News

School has come to an end and the hallways seem strangely silent.

We had a wonderful, vibrant end to the school year. We celebrated Israel Day on May 17th. It was a fun-filled day for all our th Pre-K – 6 grade students, ably assisted by our wonderful Madrichim and 9th Grade (Confirmation). The Pipe Dream cupcakes served by Rabbi Goldstein were a hit!

Our school year ended with a very special “friendship” circle for our Bluebird families. Children and parents loved watching the touching video of the Bluebirds at play produced by our own Danielle Larcom.

Cantor Idan led the children in the beautiful song “Making A Better World.” Diplomas were handed out and tears were shed.

It was a wonderful morning! Again, we would like to extend our best wishes to all the children who will be moving on to kindergarten next year.

The end of the year picnic was also a great success. Our families feasted on pizzas with the delicious salads and desserts made by our preschool parents. The extra pizzas were donated to Bread and Roses and were greatly appreciated! The evening ended with a wonderful family sing-a-long. What a fun way to finish the school year!

The month of May began with Consecration, the third grade (Kitah Gimel) Family Service when students are consecrated to their Hebrew studies. The third graders did a beautiful job leading the service. Along with their parents, the students held the Torah scroll as it was unrolled around the Sanctuary. It was a moving evening to witness our next generation, in their first steps upholding the Torah, learning about our wonderful heritage and sharing the light of their learning!

We are excited about the start of our new June Explorers program this month. We have a lot of special events planned for these two weeks and hope the weather will cooperate with us and provide a lot of sunshine for our outside fun. We are especially looking forward to our visit by the Seacoast Science Center who will bring a variety of tidal pool creatures for the children to explore.

Kitah Hey (fifth grade students) applied their learning about Jewish values this year by teaching each other about Jewish heroes in our yearly Jewish Biography Project. Each student selected a Jewish hero, researched him/her and presented facts about the hero to the rest of Kitah Hey.

We wish you all a wonderful summer with special times with family and friends.

Warmly, Beth Weisblatt

Our sixth graders (Kitah Vav) and eighth graders (Ani v’Atah) are modeling that learning and sharing by concluding the year with mitzvah projects to strengthen our local community. Ani v’Atah students held a bake sale during Monday Night School to raise money for MSPCA. Laura Berkson’s Kitah Vav collected donations of goods that the MSPCA needs. Hillary Canner’s Kitah Vav class collected a cooler full of summer goodies and raffled it off to raise money for Aaron’s Presents, a local organization that provides in-kind grants to children who come up with projects to improve the community (i.e., mitzvah projects). In addition, 8th grade students met on Monday nights in a youth-group style, social-justice oriented group, which included volunteering on a regular basis.

Youth Programming Our TEMTY members are looking forward to another exciting year this fall. To help get the momentum started, we invited all our incoming freshman to a laser-tag event. The event was quite a success. Thank you to all who attended and we can’t wait to see you in September.

As a result of re-imagining our board application process, we received an incredible amount of interest from our members!

We will have a great group of leaders running TEMTY next year. Lastly, I ask that all parents of our high school students encourage their teens to give TEMTY a shot next year.

Amazing changes and exciting events are coming.

This year we say goodbye to some wonderful teachers,who have contributed to our children’s rich learning and love of Judaism.

We wish Sondra Finegold all the best on her retirement. Laura Berkson, Hillary Canner, Arielle Carrick, Jenny Koffman and Leah Levy are moving on to exciting new steps and we wish them the best of luck in their new journeys. Lori Gerber will be taking the year off and we hope she will return teaching here again soon.

Rabbi Miriam Philips mphilips@templeemanuel.net

Jeremy Fox TEMTY Advisor Jr. TEMTY and K'Tanim have had one great year. From our Strawbery Banke field trip to our Chocolate Seder, the kids enjoyed spending time together. We are looking forward to next year. Check your emails in September for K'Tanim and grade specific Jr. TEMTY events. It’s going to be a great year.

Josh Canner Jr. TEMTY and K’Tanim Advisor

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ONLINE REGISTRATION is underway! www.templeemanuel.net

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COMMUNITY YOUTH June B’Nai Mitzvah BRENNA SLOMSKY, Saturday, June 6, 10:30 am Interests include: skiing, ski racing, running and reading For my Bat Mitzvah Project, I collected eye glasses for New Eyes for the Needy.

DANIEL BEETHAM, Saturday, June 6, 5:30 pm Interests include: snowboarding, biking, listening to music, playing guitar and hanging out with friends For my Bar Mitzvah Project, I held a donation drive and collected household items, which were donated to Project Home Again.

CALEB SIGMAN, Saturday, June 13, 10:30 am Interests include: football and basketball, the beach and other outdoor activities For my Bar Mitzvah Project, I collected unused sports equipment from friends at school and donated it to the Lazarus House.

ZACHARY SIGMAN, Saturday, June 13, 10:30 am Interests include: football and lacrosse, the beach and other outdoor activities For my Bar Mitzvah Project, I collected unused sports equipment from friends at school and donated it to the Lazarus House.

GILLIAN PERGAMENT, Saturday, June 20, 10:30 am Interests include: piano/writing music, drama club, lacrosse, karate, assistant coaching Special Olympics' ski team and hanging out with friends.

For my Bat Mitzvah Project, I helped raise money and awareness for Autism Speaks. I made and sold 300 bracelets and donated $1,500 to the organization.

KATHERINE BARENBOIM, Saturday, June 27, 5:30 pm Interests include: tennis, skiing, basketball and cheerleading For my Bat Mitzvah Project, I organized a collection at Wood Hill Middle School. The items collected were donated to The Lazarus House.

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BROTHERHOOD & COMMUNITY Brotherhood President

UPCOMING BROTHERHOOD EVENT

It has been another great year for the Brotherhood. We were pleased to welcome new members through a variety of programs and events. Our programs, especially our free Brotherhood Breakfasts, were very well attended. Thanks to everyone who made our year such a success.

Family Day at Lowell Spinners Game

As we enjoy time with our families and friends over the summer, we are looking forward to our Family Night at the Lowell Spinners Game on June 27th. Planning is already underway for next year’s programs and we promise another wonderful year. The Brotherhood is here for you and has something to offer everyone. If you have a particular program that you would like to see us offer, please let us know.

Saturday, June 27th Dinner: 3:30 – 5:00 P.M. $35 Adults - $28 Children Tickets sold online at

We are looking for help with the Ritual Committee to help with setting the schedule for ushers during the High Holy Days. If you are interested in helping with this, please contact me at stevenjfox@verizon.net.

Best wishes for a safe and restful summer, Steve Fox

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Join us for “Networking Open House” June 16th, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Whether you are looking for a new job or thinking about making a career move, getting clear on your choices and what you have control over is crucial.

In this interactive and engaging session, Certified Coach Deb Elbaum will discuss how to clarify your next steps and your goals and how to recognize the choices that are in your control throughout the process. We will also discuss financial choices.

This event is free and open to the public.

For more information call 978.470.1356 www.templeemanuel.net Sponsored by: Temple Emanuel of Andover and the Brotherhood of Temple Emanuel

Special thank you to the Temple family who donated three beautiful benches outside of the Temple. Although the donor wishes to remain anonymous, we certainly appreciate their donation and hope that many members benefit from their generosity.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH Mazel Tov

Who’s On The Bima?

Oneg Shabbat

Friday, June 5—Rabbi Robert Goldstein and Cantorial Soloist Laura Berkson

May 1—The Mintz/Finn Family and the Third Grade Religious School Families May 8—The Altman, Swartz and Roth Families May 15—The Hillman/Katz Family May 22—The Finger Family May 29—The Griffin Family and the Confirmation Families June 5—The Beetham, Slomsky and Ekster Families June 12—The Sigman Family and Temple Emanuel June 19—The Kipnis/Pergament Family June 26—The Barenboim Family

Friday, June 12—Rabbi Robert Goldstein, Rabbi Miriam Philips, Cantor Idan Irelander and Cantorial Soloist Laura Berkson Friday, June 19—Rabbi Robert Goldstein, Rabbi Miriam Philips and Cantor Idan Irelander Friday, June 26—Rabbi Robert Goldstein and Cantorial Soloist Laura Berkson

Thank You for the Pulpit Arrangements May 1—The Mintz/Finn Family May 8—The Altman Family May 15—The Hillman/Katz Family May 29—The Griffin Family June 5—The Beetham and Slomsky Families June 19—The Kipnis/Pergament Family June 26—The Barenboim Family

READ YOUR BIBLE June 6 — Numbers 8:1-12:16 June 13 — Numbers 13:1-15:41 June 20 — Numbers 16:1-18:32 June 27 — Numbers 19:1-22:1 July 4 — Numbers 22:2-25:9 July 11 — Numbers 25:10-30:1 July 18 — Numbers 30:2-36:13 July 25 — Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22

Candle Blessing May 1—Hannah Finn and Claudia Mintz May 8—Alexandra, Hannah, and Susan Altman May 15—Zoe Katz and Laura Hillman May 29—Riley and Suzanne Griffin June 5—Brenna and Jodi Slomsky, Reggie Hankin, Rona Beetham, Elaine and Kathy Hurst June 19—Gillian Pergament and Jodi Kipnis June 26—Katherine, Kori and Phyllis Barenboim

CANDLE LIGHTING June 5 — 7:59 pm June 12 — 8:03 pm June 19 — 8:06 pm June 26 — 8:07 pm July 3 — 8:07 pm July 10 — 8:04 pm July 17 — 8:00 pm July 24 — 7:55 pm July 31 — 7:48 pm

Temple Emanuel in partnership with Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Boston is pleased to announce the “One Happy Camper Grant” for the summer of 2015.

Contact Barbara Holstein in the Office ASAP to apply. The grants are on a first come first served basis.

Mitzvah of the Month The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel would like to thank Amy Sebell for her continued work with Bread and Roses. Last month, Amy was one of the recipients of the Rotary Club of Andover’s “Citizens who Care” award. The award recognizes the unsung heroes among us who have gone above and beyond their daily jobs and through selfless volunteerism have made their community a better place to live and work. Amy has been involved with the Bread and Roses program at the Temple for more than ten years and leads the volunteers from the Temple once a month serving and socializing with the guests who come for a meal. Thank you so much Amy for your continued participation and your commitment to making the world a better place.

TEMPLE EMANUEL CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS Funding is available for summer Jewish camping and youth leadership programs through:

Sheila Brodie Zetlan Passport to Israel Fund, which promotes youth programs in Israel.

Lilyan Male UAHC Camp Fund, which promotes summer camp programs within the Reform Movement.

Written requests for funding should be addressed to Rabbi Goldstein, care of the Temple Office.

For more information,

For more information on how to raise awareness and share your community service project, contact me at lcoxschreiber@verizon.net or 978.470.3342.

Laurie Cox-Schreiber

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BENEFACTORS

“It Is A Tree Of Life To Those Who Hold Fast To It…” Nearly 100 years ago, Temple Emanuel was founded in Lawrence, MA by a group of 30 families. Those pioneers founded a Community of Congregants that continue the tradition of faith and family and friendship to this day. Many have stepped forward with significant and sustained gifts. Collectively and individually we thank them. Generations of congregants, past, present and future, owe a debt to the vision of our leadership investors. Members of the Benefactors’ Circle, Temple Emanuel’s leadership gift society, continue to lead by example at the forefront of our community’s Lifelong Jewish Journey.

Their investments demonstrate extraordinary levels of commitment and lay the foundation for our success. We would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of them for their generosity and their commitment to the future of Temple Emanuel.

CHAI $7700

CONTRIBUTOR $3640

Steven & Karen Krichmar

CONTRIBUTOR $3640

Steven & Robin Kahan Matthew & Dana Katz Kevin & Ellen Keller Edward & Jill Kutchin Matthew & Lindi Lann Joel & Jean Leider Joseph & Debra Marrow Thomas & Lisa Rauh Scott & Sandra Sigman Mark & Audrey Spencer Ian Turner & Rachel Perlitsh Alan & Kathe Tuttman Jeff & Gerri Weiss Anonymous Anonymous

Geoffrey & Lisa Edelson Richard Feldman & Frann Bilus Barry & Amy Finegold Neil & Susan Fineman Samuel & Lori Gerber Norman & Deborah Ginsberg Ian & Allison Glick Frank & Anne Goldstein Howard & Barbara Gordon

Bobbi Braverman Alfred Goldstein Louis & Elizabeth Goldstein Robert & Sheila Goldstein Alan & Carol LeBovidge Patricia (Ratner) McWeeney Anonymous Anonymous

BENEFACTOR $5720 Lawrence & Marla Curtis Howard & Naomi Gardner Thomas & Michele Katz Steven & Jane Waldman

SUSTAINING $4680 Kenneth & Sally Heffron Andrew Katz & Laura Hillman Elliot & Donna Katzman Mark & Lisa Lapp Anonymous

PATRON $2395

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ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING

TEMPLE EMANUEL’S ANNUAL MEETING, DINNER & VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION SHABBAT

JUNE 12th Annual Meeting and Dinner—5:30 pm Volunteer Recognition Shabbat—7:00 pm Includes Installation of the Board and Presentation of the Helen and Walter Wertheimer Community Service Award to CAROL LeBOVIDGE Oneg Shabbat Following Service

2015-2016 NOMINATED OFFICERS & BOARD OF GOVERNORS President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President 4th Vice President

Gerri Weiss Treasurer Jonathan Samel Amy Riemer Asst. Treasurer Les Satlow Michael Yoken Financial Sec. David Holzman Steve Fox Asst. Fin. Sec. Michael Brodsky open Recording Sec. Dana Katz

One Year Nominees

Two Year Nominees

JoAnn Bendetson Beverly Birnbach Allison Glick Donald Gottfried Lee Jacobson Nancy Kashanek Karen Krichmar Marshall Leinson Susyn Lichtenberg Jim Sciabarrasi

Rona Beetham Betsy Brother Kim Cooperstein Marc Freedman Laura Freedman Seth Lerner Joel Mittelman Max Perlitsh Steven Perlmutter Jodi Slomsky

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Three Year Nominees Sheldon Aronson Michele Belansky Julie Bernstein Eric Kachel Jocelyn Messinger Andi Pollinger Cindy Remis Amy Sebell David Trachtenberg Rob Weisman

COMMUNITY OUTREACH Yahrzeits continued From back page

Yahrzeits continued From Back Page

July 3 - 17 Tammuz Annie Klaiman Claire Krakauer Gertrude Lassman Joseph Lebow Susan Levene Robert Levinson Murray Lichtenberg Gloria Lynch Lila Mann Mark Mazel Etta Neistadt Estelle Novick George Peters

July 24 - 9 Av

Philip Rosenberg Jeanne Rosenblum Irwin Rozinsky Sarah Sayles Billie Segal Rose Shack Goldie Shinberg Abe Simon Leo Sneider Samuel White Robert Wish Louis Zetlan Mikhail Zilberberg

Hyman Bass Mamie Berman Irving Brodie Israel Brown Rachel Brownstein Paula Budd George Driben Norma Feldman Jake Fineman Shirley Fox Jacob Freedman Maurice Freedman James Gilbert Muriel Gordon Joseph Herskovits Irwin Hirsh Lillian Hyman Martin Jablonki Roberta Klopman

July 10 - 24 Tammuz Morris Bloom Hazel Brody Anna Cheran Murry Cohen David Davis Rose Dworkin William Finger Philip Frankel Bessie Gill Hyman Goddess Sydne Hecht Milton Heffron Lillian Kaliner Louis Kimel Sonia Kirman Max Labell Julius Linden Hans Marum Isabelle Pollack

Shirley Pollack Phyllis Ponty Haas Eleanor Ruskin Anna Samel Sidney Sanft Charles Silver Raymond Simon Isador Siskind Irina Slutsky Herman Sokol Herman Stolzberg David Swartz Henry Trounstine Joseph Tye Bessie Weiner Charles Weiner Isadore Weintraub Philip Weisberg Jeannette Werling

Ina Kravetz Selma Leopold Celia Meyers Rosaline Miller Gertrude Mollov Ida Perlberg Louis Quint Hilda Ray William Riemer Margaret Saret Rose Sawyer Gerald Silverman Jean Solomon Sam Soreff Steven Turransky Jerry Waldman Frank Weinrich Jerrold Winer Yakov Zilberberg

July 31 - 16 Av Louis Aronson Israel Bernstein Herbert Bilus Ned Brody Keith Burtnick Irving Cohen Harold Eskin Joni Finegold Charles Fineman Robert Glickman Arnold Goodman Dora Gurland Nathan Handler

Saul Karelis Ruth Kaster Mollye Laycob Harris Levinson Sally Maren Samuel Newburgh Morris Scolnik Lena Silverman Rose Soreff Abraham Troupin David Turek Bernice Warshaw

July 17 - 2 Av Allen Ash Samuel Ashkenazy Hilda Brandwein Gertrude Butt Thomas Carta Frances Close Leah Cohan Thomas Faigel Morris Frank Frances Franks Carl Heifetz Lillian Kessel Harry Kimel Isadore Korn Isabelle Krivelow Sarah LeBovidge Irene Levene Sandra Lichtenberg Frances Miller

Philip Neumark David Perlitsh Jacob Piel Sophie Pincus Esther Raphael Hermine Rosenberg Mary Sanft Harry Schwartz Samuel Schwartz Julius Scolnik David Shack Wendy Smith Sadie Sporn Harvey Sternberg Mae Traub Yakov Yatskar Minnie Zeder Arthur Zetlan

TEMPLE EMANUEL CEMETERY YOUR FAMILY COUNTS Call for Details Members and Non-Members Welcome

 Plan Without Emotion Pick your Location of Choice Prepare for the Entire Family Support the Tradition of a Jewish Burial  

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Does a family member’s stone need a power washing?

Contact Tony Cerro of Fairmount Landscaping acerro2001@yahoo.com, (617) 791-9779 Jon Samel – (978) 474-0810 jon@samel-ins.com Beth Shiro – (978) 470-1356 bshiro@templeemanuel.net

A fond farewell and best wishes to Brian Mullen, who is retiring from Temple Emanuel after many years as custodian.

Our sincerest thanks to Brian for his hard work and continued dedication to the Temple. We wish Brian a long and joyous retirement.

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CONTRIBUTIONS Temple Emanuel greatly appreciates your donations, which not only acknowledge people and events in our lives, but assist in programming and events for our community. Our minimum donation is $6. Acknowledgement cards are sent to the recipient.

These cards let people know that you have made: “A Donation” ($6—$17), “A Donation of Chai” ($18—$24), “A Generous Donation” ($25—$49), “A Very Generous Donation” ($50—$99) or “An Extremely Generous Donation” ($100 or more). The Donation Form helps make your choices clear and easy. In an effort to be “greener,” we will not be billing for donations, but ask that you either mail your payment in with the form, or, if you call in your donation; please mail your check in for payment. Members will continue to receive statements at Year’s End for record keeping. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us in the Temple Office. We are always happy to speak with you about donations or any other topics. Thank You. BUILDING FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Henrietta Master—Arlene Sanft Beloved cousin, Donna Weisman—Alan LeBovidge Beloved aunt, Ada Kahn—Alan LeBovidge In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Joel and Brenda Hellmann

CANTOR’S MUSIC FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved uncle, Samuel Seeche—Linda-Sue Sohmer Kameras Beloved mother, Tillie Finegold—Sondra and Michael Finegold Beloved mother, Sarah Shatz—Valerie Waks Beloved father, Henry Bower—Cynthia Fine In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Maureen and Stephen Weisner, Norma and Jerry Strassler, Sarah Gilbert Michal Irelander, beloved mother of Cantor Idan Irelander—Ina and Marshall Leinson, Bill Postal, JoAnn and Robert Bendetson, Myrna Silverman, Renee, David and Benjamin Metsch, Melanie and Martin Shipon, Ann and Herb Kazer, Julie and Mitchell Levine, Lesley Roth and Howard Meshnick, Hilda and Max Perlitsh, Stuart and Bonnie Krentcil, Larry and Esther Taylor, Lisa and David Gruber, Sarah Gilbert, Joan and Jim Krasnoo Ivie Skidds, beloved sister of Sherry Shulik— Sarah Gilbert Amanda Righter, beloved wife of Alan Righter—Marcy Tannenbaum-Fox and Harold Fox In Appreciation of Donor Cantor Idan Irelander at our time of need— Renee, David and Benjamin Metsch

GENERAL OPERATING FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved sister-in-law, Shirley Jacobson— Edith J. Lama Beloved brother, Harry Jacobson—Edith J. Lama Beloved mother, Eileen Siben—Sharon Morgenstern Beloved mother, Betty Danis—Allen and Joyce Danis Beloved brother, Mark Freedman—Alan, Deborah, Lauren, Michael and Sarah Freedman Beloved brother-in-law, George Revitz—Louis Scolnik Beloved sister, Rose Goldman—Louis Scolnik

Beloved mother, Bessie Scolnik—Louis Scolnik Beloved sister, Ida Kaneff—Louis Scolnik Beloved father, Sol Needle—Samuel Needle Beloved brother, Morris Gallant—Michelle Chapper Beloved grandmother, Ida Roth—Lesley Roth Beloved grandmother, Susie Seeche—Sharon Rich Beloved aunt, Frances Porter—Sharon Rich Beloved husband, Gilbert Cogan—Gale Cogan In Memory of Donor Idie Skidds, beloved sister of Sherry Shulik— Lesley Roth and Howard Meshnick Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein and mother of Meredith Bernstein and Jenna Cooper—Helen Blaschke, Rita and Alan Yohalem, Donna and James Davis, Jill and Ed Kutchin, Jane and Michael Roberts, Leslie and Alan Kaplan, Millie Gerstein, Gloria Marion, Faith and Al Zubasky, Peter and Nancy Johnson, Janice and Leo Storch, Dana and Joel Kramer, Naomi and Fred Weiss, Grace Tuttman, Patricia Montaperto, Milton and Deborah Drake, Frederick and Esther Wikander, Anne and Michael Szostak, Mark and Janet Daniels, Susan Barry, Doris LaFlamme, Melissa and Howie Tuttman, Enterprise Bank, Proskauer Rose LLP, Medical Staff of Lowell General Hospital, Karl Thiele Jill Haley, beloved mother of Colin Haley— Deborah Hartman David Baker, beloved husband of Dorothy Baker—Myrna Silverman Richard Artenstein, beloved husband of Charlotte Artenstein—Leslie and Alan Kaplan Congratulations to Donor Shirley Sideman on the birth of great granddaughter, Olivia—Celia Rogers Selma and Bucky Flieder on their grandson’s Bar Mitzvah—Toby Hodes Speedy Recovery to Ralph Stein—Toby Hodes Ted Brother—Toby Hodes

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GENERAL DISCRETIONARY FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Sophie Shaker—Burton Shaker Beloved mother-in-law, Lillian Hartman— Deborah Hartman In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein and sister of Shiva Barton— Judy and Norm Rogers, Norma and Jerry Strassler, Phil and Robin Nachman

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HEARING IMPAIRED FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother-in-law and grandmother, Sarah Bromberg—Ellie, Steve and Dave Bromberg, Sue Brenner Beloved brother, Benjamin Tessler—Pauline Scheinfeinn

HOLOCAUST FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Jeannette Friedman—Joan and Arthur Friedman Beloved grandmother, Helen Frankl—Alice Golub Beloved grandfather, Berthold Frankl—Alice Golub Beloved father, George Cohen—Neal Cohen In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Susie and David Novick Yetta Shipon, beloved mother of Martin Shipon—Susie and David Novick Congratulations to Donor Richard and Stephanie Sipley on the Bar Mitzvah of son, Jack—Susie and David Novick

LIBRARY BOOK INSCRIBED In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved father, Harold Simon—Rose Rubenstein

LIFELONG LEARNING FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved father, Allan Mainen—Gene and Barbara Mainen Beloved mother, Fanchon Ratner—Patricia McWeeney In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Joyce and Allen Danis

ELAINE MANDELL YOUTH FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved father, Louis Ginsberg—Steven Ginsberg In Memory of Donor Nate Grifkin, beloved uncle of Heidi Greene—Beth and Howie Swartz Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Marcy Tannenbaum-Fox and Harold Fox Congratulations to Donor Barbara and Eric Holstein on the marriage of son, David to Hannah Hoffman—Lesley Roth and Howard Meshnick, Nancy and Stephen Rotman Howie and Beth Swartz on the birth of granddaughter, Maya—Barbara and Gary Rodkin

CONTRIBUTIONS MINYAN FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved grandmother, Beatrice Simon— Donald Simon Beloved husband, Maurice Needle—Helen Needle Beloved mother, Ida Edelstein—Michael Edelstein Beloved sister, Nadine Rick—Shari and Larry Whiman Beloved mother, Edith Ginsberg—Norm Ginsberg Beloved father, Jack Ginsberg—Norm Ginsberg

Murray Steinberg, beloved father of Janice Kessler—Barbara and Sherwood Lee Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Debbie and Norm Ginsberg, Irwin Buchwald, Terry and Rick Bargar, Naomi and Howard Gardner, Barbara and Gene Mainen, JoAnn and Robert Bendetson Congratulations to Donor Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller on their new home—Harriet and Harold Traub Our grandson, Max Glick on his Consecration—Charlotte and Hy Glick

Speedy Recovery to Donor Bill Brodie—Paula and Ed Jaye

In Appreciation of Donor Rabbi Goldstein on the baby naming of our granddaughter, Olivia—Jill and Michael Robbins Rabbi Goldstein on the baby naming of our granddaughter, Maya—Terry and Michael Roth Rabbi Goldstein on the bris and baby naming of our son, John—Wendy and Jay Giblin Rabbi Goldstein at our time of need—David and Renee Metsch Rabbi Goldstein at our time of need—The Artenstein Family

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In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Marjory and Carl Bindman In Appreciation of Donor Minyan—Stuart and Bonnie Krentcil

NEW MEMBER FUND In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Paula and Ed Jaye

In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved wife and mother, Marjorie Auerbach—Leon Auerbach, Andrea Papapetros Beloved father, Robert Mandell—Jonathan Mandell Beloved grandfather, Saul Schifrin—Suzette and Paul Martin Beloved mother, Edith Payne—Richard Payne Beloved father, Sherman Wilner—Bonnie Vincent Beloved mother, Mildred Black—Dorette Berman Beloved father, Max Weiss—Synthia, Ira, Justin and Jordan Weiss Beloved father, Harry Steinberg—Dorothy and Burt Shaker Beloved father, Maurice Close—Richard and Sally Close Beloved father, Hyman Robinson—Lewis Robinson Beloved mother, Rose Wishnow—Marcia Balin Beloved father, Irwin Metsch—David and Renee Metsch Beloved father, Marvin Freedman—Emily and Joel Porten Beloved mother, Ruth Trilling Weiner—Jay Weiner Beloved father, Morris Stein—Rhonda and Dan Casper Beloved father, Donald Sisson—Ruth Weiner Beloved mother-in-law, Rose Silverman— Myrna Silverman Beloved mother, Ruth Warshaw—Mildred Warshaw In Memory of Donor Gail Schwartz, beloved mother of Larry Schwartz—Harriet and Harold Traub David Baker, beloved husband of Dorothy Baker—Harold and Harriet Traub Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein—The Payne Family

In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved grandfather, Israel Katcher—Lois Rubin Beloved mother, Sonny Shugar—Joan and Arthur Friedman Beloved father, Max Friedman—Joan and Arthur Friedman Beloved grandmother, Stella Fishman—Philip Byers In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Susan Neyman Congratulations to Donor Rich and Sue Altman on the B’not Mitzvah of daughters, Alexandra and Hannah— Susan Neyman

SOCIAL ACTION FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Lillian Gerber—Etta and Stanley Shapiro Beloved mother, Jennie Finn—Paula Bradbard Beloved sister, Carole Finn—Paula Bradbard Beloved father, David Karas—Deborah Gerstein Beloved father, William Shugar—Joan and Arthur Friedman Beloved sister, Charlotte Warshaw—Lee and Mynda Siskind In Memory of Donor Jane Weiner, beloved wife of Edward Weiner—Betty and Sandy Jaffe Yetta Shipon, beloved mother of Martin Shipon—Lois and Brad Sideman Harvey Glass, beloved father of Suzanne Emmi—Lisa and David Gruber Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein—Debbie and Michael Gerstein, Joan and Jim Krasnoo Sidney Rotman, beloved father of Stephen Rotman—Jill and Michael Robbins

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Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Lois and Brad Sideman, Jill and Michael Robbins Congratulations to Donor Barbara and Eric Holstein on the marriage of son, David to Hannah Hoffman—Joan and Jim Krasnoo

FAMILY FUNDS ROBERT BARENBOIM INTERFAITH OUTREACH FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother and mother-in-law, Dora Barenboim—Shirley Bonier, Phyllis Barenboim Beloved father-in-law, Solomon Leoff— Shirley Bonier

ROBERTA AND KENNETH BRAVERMAN INTERFAITH FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved father, Kenneth Braverman—Kathy Braverman Andrews In Memory of Donor Sandy, beloved sister of Donna Chedekel— Bobbi Braverman

STEPHEN C. FLASHENBERG MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Anna Bresky—Harriet Flashenberg In Memory of Donor Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Harriet Flashenberg Sandy Sanford, beloved husband of Marsha Sanford—Elaine Lewin

GOLDSTEIN BUILDING FUND In Memory of Donor Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein—Nancy and Stephen Rotman, Marilyn Faigel, Myrna Silverman

ARTHUR AND BEATRICE HEIFETZ MEMORIAL FUND Congratulations to Donor Jack and Estelle Hayman on their granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah—Loey and Hank Press

LILLIAN AND BENJAMIN KESSEL MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved uncle, A. George Silverwatch— Elayne Weener In Memory of Donor Norman Leventhal, beloved father of Paula Sidman—Elayne and David Weener Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein—Elayne and David Weener

ERIC RUDERMAN MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved husband, Eric Ruderman—Ruth Ruderman In Memory of Donor Sidney Rotman, beloved father of Stephen Rotman—Ruth Ruderman

CONTRIBUTIONS Michal Irelander, beloved mother of Cantor Idan Irelander—Ruth Ruderman Doree Barton, beloved wife of Daniel Bernstein—Ruth Ruderman

LILYAN S. MALE UAHC CAMP FUND In Memory of - at Yahrzeit Donor Beloved mother, Lilyan Male—Leslie and Bruce Male

THELMA AND ABE SIMON MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of Donor Beloved brother of Daniel Wolfson—Esther and Michael Bushell

LARRY AND ELAYNE SMITH MITZVAH FUND In Memory of Donor Michal Irelander, beloved mother of Cantor Idan Irelander—Lisa and Greg Dunne Congratulations to Donor Barbara and Eric Holstein on the marriage of son, David to Hannah Hoffman—Lisa and Greg Dunne

TREE OF LIFE In Memory of Donor Beloved Doree Barton—Chelmsford Primary Care Beloved Doree Barton—Her Loving Friends

SISTERHOOD FUNDS SISTERHOOD MEMORIAL FUND In Memory of Donor Janet Marcus, beloved mother of Adam Marcus—Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel

Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein—Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel Richard Artenstein, beloved husband of Charlotte Artenstein—Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel

SISTERHOOD HAPPY DAY FUND Congratulations to Donor Amy Sebell on receiving the Andover Rotary Citizens Who Care Award—Ruth Weiner

SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL DAY FUND In Memory of Donor Anita Davidson, beloved sister of Roz Cohen Pelletz—Mimi and Jeffrey Queen

SCHOLARSHIP HAPPY DAY FUND Congratulations to Donor Lauren and Gary Kracoff on the marriage of daughter, Jennifer to Jeremy—Arlene Abugov

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“FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION” Condolences to the families of: Richard Artensteinn, beloved husband of Charlotte Artenstein Lillian Goldstein, beloved mother of Robert, Frank and Louis Goldstein Yahrzeits The following names of loved ones whose Yahrzeit are observed during the preceding week will be read before the Kaddish Prayer at Sabbath Eve and Saturday Minyan Services on:

June 5 - 19 Sivan Jerold Barton Rose Berkowitz Frederick Berman Herbert Bitter Anita Blitz Anna Block Max Blum Henry Bower Joseph Caplan Lillian Caplan Pearl Demsky Isaac Dinin Samuel Ekster Golda Elbein Freda Feingold Carole Finn Minnie Geller Elizabeth Gilboard Jack Ginsberg Rose Goldman Max Gordon Sherman Gordon M. Brenn Green Saul Hindin Aaron Kamm Alix Kassell

Dorothy Kazer Augusta Kolsky Dorothy Levin Cynthia Levine Nathan Lorde Claire Marum Audrey Queen Gertrude Quint Betty Rosenberg Mortimer Roth Max Ruderman Elias Rudnick Bessie Sandler Edward Sandman Mauri Sherman Herman Siegel Lillian Stein Julius Stern Morton Tannenbaum Lillian Torbin Carrie Weiner Bertha Weiss Raymie Winer Mollie Wolk Barbara Zeitlan

June 12 - 26 Sivan Alice Alperin Dorothy Asher Celia Berman Barbara Binder Nathan Brindis Dora Bushell Gilbert Cogan Shirley Dannett Arlene Feingold Rose Frank Rebecca Goldman Frank Gouveia Max Grill Ida Gross Carol Harrison Emil Hirschfeld Chana Jablonki Israel Jacobson Ida Kaneff Rochelle Kawadler Alex Kirman Rosalyn Kline Benjamin Labell

Louis Lassman Joseph Lynch Leo Panzirer Lewis Queen Daniel Rosen Edith Rosenthal Faye Rothstein Sol Rubin Benjamin Russem Stephen Schanker Chuma Schneiderman Abraham Schwartz Santo Sciabarrasi Ruth Sobil Jacob Stoller Melvin Tamarkin Kaytlin Tonks Susana Topp Ruth Warshaw Freda Weener Edward Weiss Miriam Yorshis

June 19 Edith Berger Rutherford Blinderman Hans Blum William Byers Benjamin Croft Hyman Faigel Alice Frankel Dorothy Hacker Elaine Hornung Steven Isenberg Rita Jacobs Rebecca Jacobson Rose Levenson Morris Levitt

Max Weinstein Dorothy Wekstein

Ann Young

June 26 - 10 Tammuz

Esther Adelson Patrick Ancri Edward Arman Evelyn Axelrod Beatrice Bass Donald Berman Arthur Bindman George Blank Lori Bloom-Peryea Carl Blotner Harold Broady Sidney Brodie Max Bromberg John Druker Shirley D. Fox Sidney Geller Harry Gill Celia Goldberg Louis Goldstein Joseph Harris Allan Hyde David Jacobson 3 Tammuz Ruth Lichtman Rose Katz July Jonathan Myerson M. Arthur Neyman Simon Ancri Barbara Safran Rebecca Chedekel Elias Schifrin Louis Close Susie Seeche Robert Coburn Evelyn Siskind Merrill Cohan Melvin Slovin Rose Cohen Lutza Smith Alfred Druth Henrietta Sorcher Jeannette Epstein Jacob Stein Max Feigenbaum Louis Stein Judy Feldman Max Stein Philip Goldman Lisa Vanzler

Gilbert Kravette Liebe Lerner Jonathan Lynch Richard Milstone Charles Missle Ann Myers Mark Rosenberg Vivian Rothseid Goldie Rubin Rose Rubinoff Benjamin Safran David Schaffer Bert Shatsky David Silverman Bessie Siskind Rebecca Siskind Matty Stern Nathan Swartz Ruth Tessler John Tonks Gladys Traub Henry Urdang Thayer Warshaw

3 - 17 Tammuz Norman Gordon Sylvia Gorman Florence Granetz Rhona Griffith Joseph Grill Herbert Grossman Louis Hodes Michael Hogan Charles Hope Bertha Kaplan Stanley Karl

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