Fall 2018 Bulletin

ADATH ISRAEL WELCOME HOME Fall 2018/5779 IN THIS ISSUE: Mi Casa SUKKAH-sa Oct-TORAH-Fest New Teen programming Adult Education offerings Men’s Club Programs Sisterhood Programs Havdallah Café series New Shabbat programming And MORE! L’Shana Tovah! Wishing a Sweet 5779 to all! See pages 20 to 23 for details on upcoming High Holiday celebrations!

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Sukkah Decorating: Make and hang crafts to beautify the Adath Israel Sukkah! All ages are welcome and needed! We will hold evening minyan at 5:00 PM. Potluck Dinner: Adath Israel will provide serving and eating utensils, challah, sangria, juice, and dessert. Sign up to bring your dish (and family!) by calling the main office at 610-934-1919 or emailing [email protected]. If your last name starts with A-M, please bring a salad or side dish. If your last name starts with N-Z, please bring an entrée. All dishes should be vegetarian and serve at least 6-8. All packaged food should have a Kosher symbol. For information about additional Kashrut guidelines and to view what others are bringing, please visit adathisrael.org/potluck. 3

TOct — orah —Fest Monday, October 1, 2018 Ice cream social for kids at 6:00 PM, followed by celebration for all ages beginning at 6:30 PM! Hakafot dancing with the Torah and Simchat Torah service! Families, children, and adults, all dancing together! Sixth-grade students will read from the Torah! See the “Tour de Torah” - an entire scroll unrolled, around our Sanctuary! G, PG, and R-rated beverages served, including craft beers and root beer floats (plus pretzels)! Marcia Schulman has been selected as Kallat Torah (the “Bride of the Torah”) and will receive the last aliyah of the Book of Deuteronomy. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz has been selected as Chatan B’reishit (the “Groom of Genesis”) and will receive the first aliyah of the Book of Genesis. Jonathan Goldstein has been selected for Aliyat Kol Ha-Ne’arim, as an advocate for the young people of our community. In this aliyah, Jonathan will be joined on the bimah by all of the children present. Stephen Asbel has been selected as a distinguished member of our community to read haftarah. All members of the congregation will be invited to have an aliyah at one of several simultaneous Torah readings. The children will be given a special aliyah with Jonathan Goldstein. After a full year of reading from the Torah every week, we celebrate our accumulated learning and anticipate a new year of continuing to draw on the Torah’s wisdom the only way Adath Israel knows how: with song, dance, and revelry! We can’t wait to see you there! If you would like to contribute to our Simchat Torah Kiddush Luncheon as a sponsor, please call the Adath Israel office at 610-934-1919. 4

A Message From Rabbi Andrew Markowitz If asked to name the most Simply put: the High Holidays are fast approaching. We intense stressors in a find ourselves mere weeks away from the transition person’s life, I would between one year and the next. A transition, which at a think that moving across glance might not seem to really matter all that the country, starting a new much. Sure, we will go to synagogue, we will have meals job, finishing graduate with family – but in the end, what really will change from school, and becoming a 5778 to 5779? parent all rank fairly high up on that list. Last Personally, quite a bit. I find myself in my second year of summer, I, along with my the active rabbinate, having one year of parenting family happened to do all three. Transitions – no matter experience, and in a new role, in a new community. Quite what form they take – put incredible stress on one’s simply, nothing and almost everything at the same already existing coping mechanisms and relationships. At time. Just like the seemingly banal decision of how to their best, they provide us with opportunities for growth style our hair, the High Holiday season presents us with and learning. At their worst, however, they play on our an opportunity for renewal and growth. Done anxieties and insecurities. deliberately, done with intention, the transition from one Not all transitions are as monumental or life changing. In year to a next provides us with the opportunity to renew fact, there are numerous transitions that we go through on our commitments to ourselves, our families, and our a regular basis that can both provide us with opportunities community. Done well, the High Holidays should present for growth and tax our anxieties. One such seemingly us with a little anxiety – as we ask ourselves: Who do I mundane transition for me has always been getting a want to aspire to be in the coming year? How will 5779 haircut. When we get our ears lowered, we are presented be a benchmark year in my story? with a veritable smorgasbord of styles and options that can each make a subtle statement to the world about who Well, I pray that 5779 and this holiday season will be one we are, or who we want to be. Every time I find myself in of intention and renewal for us all. I hope that each of us the barber’s chair, I can’t help but think of all the ways in takes some time over the coming month or so to think which this simple procedure could go wrong. It could be about what we will choose to renew in our lives. Finally too short. It could frame my face incorrectly. It might – I challenge us all to take the steps necessary to make not be fashionable… the list goes on and on. 5779 a year of aspiration – of working towards becoming When thinking of what style I ought to choose, I the people that we want to be, of living and projecting the inevitably think of an interesting quirk of modern values that we hold dear out into the world around Hebrew. When an Israeli notices that someone else is us. After all, if the simple act of transitioning from one sporting a new haircut they are quick to remark hairstyle to another has the potential to renew and “tithadesh,” roughly translating to “may you be reinvigorate, imagine what going from one year to the renewed.” At a glance this seems to be a rather odd way next could do… to react to another’s hair. Indeed, the first time someone directed these well-wishes towards me I found myself L’Shana Tovah U’Metukah – taken aback and asking, “How does my coif ‘renew’ anything?” The idea of a fresh-cut hairstyle serving as a Wishing you and yours a happy, healthy, and sweet new source of renewal was sort of shocking to me; it’s just year, hair. Here’s the thing: as we discussed above, our hairstyle Rabbi Andy Markowitz makes a statement about who we are, or at the very least, who we aspire to be. What’s more, in choosing the length Headlines and Jewish Law Topics of our follicles, we are making a statement to the wider world about how we want to be perceived. In effect, this Fall Dates (all Wednesdays): Israeli turn-of-phrase helps me to reorient what seems like October 3, November 7, & a relatively innocuous decision into something that December 5, 2018 actually has stakes, into something that actually matters. 12:30 to 1:30 PM What does all of this have to do with Judaism? Why are we even talking about hair? At the offices of Cozen O’Connor One Liberty Place, 1650 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Bring your own lunch, we supply the drinks. All are welcome! Contact Leonard Bernstein at [email protected] for more information or to be added to the Lunch & Learn email list. 5

A Message from David Steinman, Synagogue President Even before the summer planned musical experiences both with Rabbi begins, talk of the fall and the Mark Novak and Josh Warshawsky, who is a High Holidays begins at Adath Rabbinical student at the Ziegler Rabbinical Israel. In fact, work begins in School in Los Angeles. Both are excellent the springtime and by the time musicians and prayer leaders who will visit us on that you read this, the Holidays designated weekends and enhance our will be here. As always, our services. See the following page for more Rabbis and our office have information. planned a meaningful and We are excited to report that the Hineni capital engaging High Holidays for all of us to campaign will conclude on December 31, 2018. experience. This year, there will be many You will hear about the construction that is exciting new opportunities during the High planned to begin in early 2019 and have an Holidays and throughout the rest of the year. opportunity to be a part of the Hineni We hope that you have already taken the campaign. Our hope is that everyone in our opportunity to introduce yourself to our new community will be part of both contributing to Rabbi, Andrew Markowitz, who is Philadelphia the campaign and also enjoying the changes at born and raised and moved back from Los Adath Israel that the campaign will allow. This Angeles to partner with Rabbi Yanoff as full-time final phase of the campaign will make Adath clergy at Adath Israel. If you have not met Israel more accessible, more secure, and more Rabbi Andy, his wife Michelle, and their son welcoming than ever. Simmy, take the opportunity to say hello. L’Shana Tovah, This year, we will be welcoming Rabbi Mark David Steinman Novak as our cantorial leader in the Mandell Sanctuary for the holidays. We hope that you will join us in the year ahead for all of our JOIN US IN DOING A MITZVAH! Through the Cook for a Friend program, our Adath Israel community provides meals to people who are homebound and in need. Volunteers are always welcome, and will meet in the Girsh kitchen on the dates listed below. October 14, November 11, & December 9, 2018 January 20 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend), February 10, March 3, & April 7, 2019 For more information, contact our co-chairs: Nina Kitnick, [email protected] & Deb Srulevich, [email protected] 6

“SHIR Joy!” Special Musical Shabbat Experiences at Adath Israel this year! Welcoming special musical guests Josh Warshawsky and Rabbi Mark Novak Shabbat at Adath Israel is full of joy and shir (song) each week. This year, to “amplify” our singing and music, we are thrilled to welcome special guests most months during the year. More details will come in advance of each Shabbat, but please meet our musical experts: Rabbi Mark Novak has been celebrating and leading with Jewish music for over a half-century, and received ordination from ALEPH as a rabbi and mashpia (spiritual director) in 2012. He leads Minyan Oneg Shabbat, Washington D.C.’s Jewish Renewal Community, and with our rabbis, will lead our High Holiday services in the Mandell Sanctuary this year. He is a professional musician, storyteller, ritual designer, composer, and playwright, among other talents. This year, Rabbi Mark will be with Adath Israel September 9-11 (Rosh Hashanah), September 18-19 (Yom Kippur), October 26-27, March 29-30, and May 10-11. Josh Warshawsky inspires and engages Jews across generations through music and teaching. A senior rabbinical student at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles, Josh is also on the faculty of Songleader Boot Camp, and travels the country to camps, synagogues, and communities, leading and teaching through music. He is an up-and-coming Jewish “rock star,” and over the last six years, he has served as the “musician in residence” at USY's international convention, leading ruach, song sessions, and writing original music for the last two conventions. This year, Josh will join with us for spirit, learning, and song at Adath Israel on the weekends of September 21-23, January 11-13, February 22-24, and April 12-14. 7

Shabbat Shalom! Shabbat Morning Services Torah Study Every Saturday at 9:15 AM followed by a Kiddush Shabbat morning, 10:00 AM with Michael Stein. Contact [email protected] to be added to the Luncheon. Torah Study email list! Parenting the Parasha Saturday morning from 9:15-9:45 AM when Makom Mini Minyan is in session. Begin Shabbat morning together with Every Shabbat morning, 11:00 AM for families with young children. Andi Joseph, the Musical Mommy, Rabbi Yanoff and Rabbi Markowitz. will join us on December 8, 2018. More details below. Most weeks will be geared toward adult learning, open Tefillah Time to all parents of grade-school-age children. Children’s service beginning at 11:00 AM Hot Topics Teen Discussions when Makom is in session. New this year! “Back to Shul” Rabbi Markowitz and Matan Silberstein will lead 8th– 12th grade students in monthly hot topics Shabbat Under the Stars: discussions on September 8, October 6, November 3, September 7, 2018 at 6:00 PM and December 8, 2018 from 10:30 to 11:15 AM. Join us on the front lawn for Kabbalat Shabbat! Bring your own blankets and dinner or nosh to enjoy. Services will conclude with an outdoor Oneg Shabbat. Jews Around the World Shabbat Dinner Save the date! Friday, October 26, 2018 at 6:00 PM Please join us for the next installment of this culinary exploration of Jewish culture. Over the last few years, we've visited: Morocco India Persia Italy Where are we journeying next? Watch for information about our next delicious stop on this adventure. Interested in helping prepare dinner? Please contact Lenore Asbel ([email protected]) or Alyse Unterberger ([email protected]). 8

Men’s Club Events | Fall/Winter 2018 Sunday, September 23 Sukkah Building & “Mi Casa, SUKKAH-sa” Potluck Dinner See page 3 for more details Friday, September 28 Shabbat dinner in the Sukkah with beer tasting, immediately following evening minyan and memorial plaque dedication Sunday, October 21 Congregational Brunch, co-sponsored by the Israeli affairs committee: “My Journey to Israel on the Exodus” with Alex Messinger Go to adathisrael.org/exodus for more information! Sunday, November 11 Save the date for a Kristallnacht commemoration program Sunday, November 18 Watch the Philadelphia Eagles v. New Orleans Saints game with us at Adath Israel! Sunday, December 2 Congregational Latke Brunch, co-sponsored by Sisterhood Want to get more involved with Men’s Club? Contact Men’s Club President Steven Marx at [email protected] or (610) 853-3381! Please join our Minyan Community Have you had the wonderful experience of participating in our daily minyan? Adath Israel is blessed to have a minyan every morning and every evening. Minyan offers both a spirit of camaraderie and the opportunity to say kaddish when you have lost a loved one. In addition, we offer a delicious complimentary breakfast made possible by the generosity of the Arthur Pottash Minyan Breakfast Fund and member sponsors. To sponsor a breakfast, please call the main office at (610) 934-1919 or email Michael Muderick at [email protected]. May you be blessed with a long life, filled with only “the good stuff,” and may you fulfill the mitzvah of helping others during their time of need. MINYAN TIMES: Monday & Thursday: 7:15 AM and 6:00 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday: 7:30 AM and 6:00 PM Shabbat: 9:15 AM and 5:00 PM Sunday & Legal Holidays: 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM Breakfast is free and open to all, following morning minyan daily. Please consult www.adathisrael.org for changes or additions to the minyan/breakfast schedule or to check our calendar during inclement weather. 9

Sisterhood Events ~ Fall/Winter 2018 Save the date for our opening program! Thursday, October 18, 2018 Rosh Chodesh Gatherings November 8 & December 13, 2018 Join us as we welcome the Hebrew months of Kislev and Tevet with learning and refreshments! Want to be more involved with Sisterhood? Contact Sisterhood President Beth Schonberger at [email protected] or (610) 504-0613! Love from Adath Israel Don’t forget to order Kosher Wine Marketplace Honey for the Holidays! at the Asnis Judaica Shop The Sisterhood Outreach Program will send two holiday packages (one Open your email from Sisterhood to The Asnis Judaica Shop carries a large for Chanukah and one for Passover) place your order online, pick up an selection of wine, all of which are to “children” (college students and order form in the main office, or call Kosher for Passover and all year round, young adults) who are away from 610-934-1919! including domestic and international home. varieties! All proceeds will go towards our The deadline to order is Sisterhood and ultimately support Orders can be placed online at September 30, 2018 and the cost is kosherwinemarketplace.com $25 for one package or $45 for two. Adath Israel. and picked up at Adath Israel. Download an order form at Orders are due adathisrael.org/sisterhood or contact Tuesday, September 4, 2018! Jill Katz at [email protected] for more information! Thank you to the crew and cast of Beauty and the Beast for contributing to a new floor in the back of the Girsh Auditorium stage as well as the replacement of ceiling tiles! This generous contribution will enhance our Girsh Auditorium for future shows, programs and events. Thank you to the Sharon & Ted Asnis Judaica Gift Shop and Sisterhood for our new carpeting in the second floor hallway! Thank you to Randi Grauman and Nancy Lefkoe for their assistance with this initiative! 10

Your Torah Fund contribution strengthens and perpetuates Conservative/Masorti Judaism throughout the world! The 5779 Torah Fund pin (left) is available to all donors of $180 and above. The pin envelops the Hebrew word for “future,” atid, with a stylized Magen David. It represents our wish for a distinctly Jewish future for ourselves as individuals, our families, and our communities. For information, please contact Sisterhood President Beth Schonberger at [email protected] or (610) 504-0613. Pins are available in the Ted & Sharon Asnis Judaica Shop. 11

Dear Friends, ECLC News 3’s: Michele Stadlin, Danielle (Dani) DeNardo We are very excited about Pre-K: Cheryl Milgram the start of a new school (Yoga Specialist), year because it offers both Linda Kaplan parents and teachers the opportunity to partner Pre-K: Shari Prensky, together to enrich their Debbie Katz child’s educational experiences. We have a dedicated and enthusiastic staff that continues Kindergarten: Callie to provide each child with an environment that Lowe, Gila Weinstein helps to encourage them to grow intellectually, physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. Music/Judaic Specialist: To Be Announced Educational Support: Deb Barg We know as educational professionals that ECLC Substitute: Carol Schwartz young children have the largest capacity to ECLC Coordinator: Terri Caldas absorb and develop new skills, and that their first school experience can help to create a positive ECLC Registrar/Admin: Barbara Sharofsky self-image and encourage independence. We I am so proud to be part of a school that strive to help our little learners to be critical continues to value professional collaboration, thinkers. We also know that every moment of the work of our teachers and our parent every day that they are at school, they are community. I enjoy walking into a classroom and constantly learning how to interact with their seeing students, alike in many ways yet different environment and how to form bonds with their in others, sitting next to each other, engaged peers. It is because we have such respect for this with each other, sharing a laugh over something important period of growth that our staff goes seemingly very small and simple, yet so above and beyond expectations to make each meaningful to them. These are moments that I child’s first school experience the best it can be. truly cherish. I can see the children flourish and We are excited to announce the opening of our relationships being built. The positive energy is third two year old class for the 2018-2019 school contagious. I am excited about another great year! year. This class will continue to provide more families with a safe, welcoming and phenomenal Warmly, place for their children. Laurie Purcell Please join me in welcoming Marlene Address and Jamie Ludwick to our teaching team this Director of Early Childhood Education year. Our teaching teams and specialists for 2018-2019 are as follows: Youngest Toddlers: Jill Sittineri, Sarah Schneid, Maxine Waxman Middle Toddlers: Cheryl Occhiolini, Pam Grabell, Helen Marcus Oldest Toddlers: Monica Velez, Joan Raschiatore, Marlene Address 2’s: Stephanie Albino, Patti Evans 2’s: Diane Siderio, Michele (Mikki) Dance 2’s: Jamie Ludwick, Shira Greenfield 3’s: Meryl Occhiolini, Pat Moyer 12

Makom News The High Holidays are coming In addition, our Wednesday students in grades 4 – 6 very soon. The New Year are grouped together for Hebrew learning in multi-age brings fresh ideas and a and ability-based groups. The students enjoy the wonderful opportunity to share opportunity to learn at their comfort level while them with the Adath Israel working with children in various grades. And, new this Community. Here are a few school year, all Wednesday snack purchases from new initiatives and returning the Gift Shop will be conducted in Hebrew under the programs that are sure to provide our Adath Israel guidance of a teacher. youth with an exciting array of learning and social opportunities! At the essence of Judaism is the concept of Community. At Makom we strive to develop a strong We’re thrilled that this year, the Lower Merion Area sense of Kehilah (community). On each Makom Hebrew High (LMAHH) will be meeting at Adath school day, our students meet as a community for an Israel each Sunday! Comprised of more than 100 activity and a service. Every Wednesday, our teens in grades 8-12 from a few local synagogues, students gather in their “Mishpachot” (families), which this program is a gem in supplementary Jewish are small groups of students of various ages. This Education. If you have not yet done so, be sure to opportunity reinforces making new friends and reserve a spot for your teen at www.lmahh.org. encourages the older students to take leadership positions. We’re initiating a new “Shabbat Teen Discussion” to be held once a month during Shabbat Morning Experiential learning, or “learning through reflection Services (10:30-11:15 AM) for our students in grades on doing,” is a method of teaching that we strongly 8 through 12. Get your teen excited to join Rabbi believe in. Throughout the year, we will have many Andrew Markowitz and Matan Silberstein for experiential activities to engage the students in the enriching gatherings to discuss issues that are learning process. The students participate in these relevant to their lives. See page 8 for more hands-on activities and learning becomes more joyful information. In the meantime, during High Holiday and meaningful. Services, be sure to send your teen to the “Teen Social Room.” I would like to welcome our new Makom Committee members: Scott Nelson, Oreet Schwartz, and Amy “Rosh Chodesh: It’s a Girl Thing” is a wonderful Shubert. Much appreciation to the returning program using Jewish teachings and practices to give members: Mindy Civan, Abby Contract, Laurie Hart, girls a place to consider the impact of gender on their Linda Herring Hill, Sara Jaffee, Jackie Larma, Valerie daily lives through monthly gatherings. We currently Laudenbach, Zhanna Riloff, Ellen Rosen and Judy have groups of 9th and 11th graders who have been Turetsky. Makom cannot run without the involvement meeting regularly for several years. of our parents. If you would like to volunteer, please reach out to me at [email protected] and we We’re re-launching Adath Israel’s Kadima chapter will find a place for you! under the leadership of parent Amy Shubert and our beloved teacher, Ofir Forman! Kadima is the United These are only a few of the many new ideas that we Synagogue of Conservative Judaism’s social youth are bringing to Makom this year. We always welcome group for children in grades 5 -7. We have several you to come and share your ideas, thoughts and exciting social events planned for our youth, with fun concerns with us. outdoor adventures. Happy and Sweet New Year to all. In Makom, we will continue with our commitment to teach our students more conversational Hebrew. The Na’ama Yarden wildly popular “Ivrit Bekef” (Hebrew with Fun) program that was started last school year will return. Director of Community Education Mark your calendar! Fall B’nai Mitzvah Family Meeting Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 7:00 PM 13

LMAHH (LOWER MERION AREA HEBREW HIGH) MANY VOICES. ONE COMMUNITY The Lower Merion Area Hebrew High (LMAHH) is open to all Main Line Jewish teens! As part of LMAHH, students: Feel part of a larger Jewish teen community- and have the opportunity to help build that community Explore different topics of interest from multiple perspectives Meet staff dedicated to getting to know them and their interests Have opportunities to step into leadership roles and have their voices heard Connect with fellow Jewish teens both during LMAHH hours and through additional social programming LMAHH has been developed by the four Conservative synagogues in the area (Temple Adath Israel, Congregation Beth Am Israel, Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El, and Har Zion Temple) and is open to other interested congregations, as well as teens who are not currently members of a synagogue. This coming year, LMAHH will meet on Sundays at Adath Israel and Tuesdays at Temple Beth Hillel Beth El. For more information and to register, go to lmahh.org or contact LMAHH director Norman Einhorn at [email protected] or 610-667-5000 ext. 150. 2017-18 Highlights LMAHH had a fantastic inaugural year! This coming year will be even better than before, with lots of new classes, projects, and fun educational and experiential activities! Sorting clothes at Our Closet with our friends from Whitwell, Packing and delivering food at the Tennessee Jewish Relief Agency 14

ADATH ISRAEL ADULT EDUCATION FALL 2018 CLASSES “The Birth of Jewish Politics: A Human King and the Scandals of the Early Monarchies” with Rabbis Yanoff and Markowitz Three consecutive Tuesday sessions: October 16, 23, and 30, 2018 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM Rabbi Yanoff and Rabbi Markowitz will facilitate classes on the first kings of Israel from the prophet Samuel through Kings Saul, David and Solomon. This course will explore the way in which these complex and very human kings were able to help preserve the Israelite nation through political and military interventions against insurmountable odds. “A Walk on the Land – The Israeli National Trail” with Udi Goren, photographer Wednesday, November 7, 2018 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM Udi Goren will facilitate a program about his own experiences walking the Israeli National Trails through slides, clips and stories. The beauty of these slides will transport participants to the land of Israel through the lens of a brilliant photographer who will personalize this virtual trip through anecdotes regarding his own walks in recent years. This program will provide a unique opportunity to see magnificent landscapes of Israel as art made accessible to us at Adath Israel. Global Day of Learning – Extraordinary Passages - Aleph Society with Dr. Charles Gleich and the Adult Education Committee Wednesday, November 14, 2018 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM Members of the Adult Education Committee will facilitate learning based on curricula for the Global Day of Learning sponsored by the Aleph Society. This year’s theme of Extraordinary Passages asks the question of what physical and spiritual journeys matter to us most from ancient times to the modern diaspora. Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz states, “The first step of our individual journeys starts when we tear ourselves away from the state of aimlessness.” All classes are free for members and $10 per session for non-members. Donations to the Adult Education Fund are appreciated to help defray program costs. Register to attend any of these classes by calling the Adath Israel Education Office at 610-934-1920 or by emailing Barbara Sharofsky at [email protected]. SAVE THE DATE for Scholar in Residence Weekend! January 25-27, 2019 15

Mazal Tov to The Upcoming B’nai Mitzvah Students! Jill and Daniel Ringold are looking forward to when their daughter, Maya Rose Ringold, will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on September 22, 2018. Maya’s 10-year-old brother, Max, is excited to throw candy at her. Maya is the granddaughter of Susan and David Emery, Marc and Jan Steinberg and Harriett and Joel Ringold (who were married at AI in 1964). Maya is especially lucky to be celebrating this day with her great-grandmother, Freda “Choo Choo” Roberts. An eighth grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, Maya is a 1st honor roll student who enjoys playing field hockey. Outside of school, Maya is a member of the competitive rock climbing team at PRG East Falls. For her mitzvah project, Maya incorporated her love of climbing with her desire to help special needs kids enjoy typical peer interactions. Maya developed a rock climbing clinic for kids with special needs, having interviewed professionals such as a pediatric physical therapist, special education teachers and parents of kids with special needs, to develop a safe and fun program. She will continue to run the program at PRG, which has graciously donated the time. Maya’s family and friends, the Village, and her friends from home and Pinemere, where she spends her summers, are excited to celebrate and share this happy occasion. Evan Robert Steinberg will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on September 29, 2018. He is the son of Ilene and Ed Steinberg. His maternal grandmother is Adele Knopman, and his paternal grandfather is Morris Steinberg. He is the brother of Adam, Amanda, and Olivia. Evan is an eighth grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School who plays violin in the school orchestra. An avid writer, he was the winner of the Michael Herskovitz Holocaust Essay Contest. For one of his mitzvah projects, he is working on Remember Me. In addition, Evan enjoys playing Dungeons and Dragons. He’s interested in music, spending time with family and friends, and playing video games and has been going to Camp Kweebec for twelve years. All three of his siblings celebrated becoming B’nai Mitzvah at Adath Israel. Aiden Sandler will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on September 30, 2018. Aiden’s parents are Lisa and Brad Sandler. He is the grandson of Ervin and the late Karen Zucker and Shelda and Stan Sandler. He is also the brother of seventeen-year-old Devon. Aiden is a straight-A eighth grader at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy. He plays soccer and basketball for his school and travel baseball for the Main Line Knights. He loves all sports, magic, and cooking. For his mitzvah project, Aiden is raising money for research into Alzheimer’s dementia. His sister Devon became a Bat Mitzvah at Adath Israel in 2013, and his mother was congregation president, 2011-13. Emma Wusinich will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on October 6, 2018. Emma is the daughter of Mark Wusinich and Meg Farbman. She is also the granddaughter of Dr. Irwin and Marge Farbman and Carol and late William Wusinich as well as the little sister of Haley, Rebecca, and Sarah. Emma, an eighth grader at Friends Central School, is an aspiring actress who has appeared in four musicals with Adath Israel Players and many other performances outside AI. For her mitzvah project, Emma has been donating stuffed animals to the fire department to provide to kids and coming to their houses to deliver them. Each of Emma’s sisters celebrated becoming Bat Mitzvah at Adath Israel. 16

Mazal Tov to The Upcoming B’nai Mitzvah Students! His family is thrilled to celebrate Andrew Jacoby’s Bar Mitzvah on October 20, 2018; parshat Lech Lecha. Andy is drawn to this parshat because he shares a name with the protagonist )‫ (אברם‬and it details the beginning of the Jewish people. Andy is a 7th grade student at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy and an alum of both Perelman Jewish Day School and Adath Israel ECLC. Andy is a strong student, who loves science and math, as well as an avid reader. He plays on the JBHA golf team, is on the ski team at Camelback, and plays tennis. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, biking, sailing, spending time with friends and playing with his dog. He loves to travel and celebrated becoming a Bar Mitzvah in Israel this summer. Andy is excited to share his simcha with his parents, Liz and Doug; his little brother Matt; his grandparents Stan, Phyllis, Scott and Cathy; his dog, Sammy; all of his other pets; and his friends and family. For his mitzvah project, Andy is working with the Henry B. King Medical Brigade, a collaborative of American volunteers and medical professions who conduct annual trips to Honduras to provide free medical and dental care. Andy is collecting donations for Honduras and helping the Medical Brigade increase their social media presence and fundraising capabilities by building them a new website. Blake Eliott Gilman will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on October 27, 2018. Blake is the son of Sheryl Abrams Gilman and Philip Brian Gilman. He is also the grandson of Harold and the late Claire Gilman and the late Isadore and Lena Abrams. Also joining in the simcha will be Blake’s older siblings, Julia and Todd. Blake is a seventh grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, where he is in the Challenge Class. A competitor in the 2018 US National Ice Dance Championships, Blake, alongside his ice dance partner, Julia Epps, placed in the National top ten in their level. He also enjoys playing Fortnite with friends, has an Instagram following of 7,700, and occasionally appears with his sister Julia on her YouTube channel aka BeautyTakenIn. His other interests are reading with his dad and attending sporting events. For his mitzvah project, Blake participated and raised $1,500 to contribute to Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer, benefiting Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation, the organization dedicated to changing the future of cancer by funding advanced, innovative research that treats the cancer while sparing the patient. Adath Israel was the site of Blake’s parents’ 1990 wedding and his older siblings becoming Bnai Mitzvah. Matthew Cramer will become a Bar Mitzvah on October 27, 2018. He is the son of Julie and Warren Cramer and the grandson of Stanley Hyman, and the late Sharon Hyman, Marilyn Cramer, and David Cramer. Matthew’s cheering squad includes his older siblings Allison, Rebecca, Mark, and Erica. Matthew is a 6th grader at Welsh Valley Middle School. He loves learning and works very hard to achieve his goals. Matthew excels at skiing and rock climbing. He also enjoys horseback riding, whitewater river rafting, arts and crafts, and playing guitar. Matthew is always happy. He has an infectious smile and makes those who support him feel important and loved. Matthew and his family are grateful to those at Adath Israel who have helped to make his Bar Mitzvah a reality. 17

Mazal Tov to The Upcoming B’nai Mitzvah Students! Ava Sydney Altman, daughter of Barry and Mirtha Altman, will become a Bat Mitzvah on October 13, 2018. Ava is the granddaughter of Barbara and the late Sidney Altman and Julio and Idalmis Prieto. She is also the big sister of 11-year-old Nika. Ava is an eighth grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, where she is a highly motivated student and passionate reader, with interests in field hockey, basketball, hiking, kayaking, and nature. For her mitzvah project she is volunteering at Bartram Gardens - helping clean up, maintain and beautify the gardens. Her sister Nika is currently attending Makom at Adath Israel. Sam Abella will become a Bar Mitzvah at Adath Israel on November 3, 2018. He will be joined at the bimah by his proud parents, Ben Abella and Ursina Teitelbaum, as well as his older sister, Lillie (age 14) and younger brother, Asher (age 10). Sam is in 7th grade at Welsh Valley Elementary School, where he appreciates social studies, math and science and has been a Distinguished Honors student. Outside of school, he is an avid tennis player, enjoys electric guitar, and is an energetic book reader. Sam loves travel adventures with his family. He also loves the Philadelphia Eagles and has an encyclopedic knowledge of NFL players, which helps him and his mother organize their fantasy football team each year! Sam, along with Lillie and Asher, spend time each summer at Camp Ramah in the Poconos. Shelby Addison Pasternack, daughter of Alla and Adam Pasternack, will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah on November 17, 2018. Shelby is the granddaughter of the late Leonid and Zhanna Frenkel and the late Marvin and Joan Pasternack. She is also the sister of eighteen-year-old Zoe and sixteen-year-old Max. Shelby is a seventh grader with high honors at the Episcopal Academy. She excels in dance, tennis, basketball, and lacrosse. Both of Shelby’s siblings celebrated becoming B’nai Mitzvah at Adath Israel; her mother attended AI in kindergarten and first and second grade, and the Frenkels have been donors. Chase Maxwell Rosenberg will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on November 24, 2018. Chase’s parents are Iris and Larry Rosenberg. He is the grandson of Cheryl Gratz, Mel Rosenberg, and the late Kathy and Sheldon Krantz. He is also the younger brother of Shelby and Kloe Rosenberg. A student at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, Chase enjoys basketball, where he excels; he also enjoys tennis, and spending time with friends and family. For his Mitzvah project, Chase has been a volunteer for a special needs basketball league for the past two years. He attends all of the practices and helps build the players’ confidence. It has been very rewarding for him and he has enjoyed it. Zoe Weinberg will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah on December 15, 2018. Zoe is the daughter of Matt and Michelle Weinberg and the granddaughter of Marlene Weinberg and Ezra & Raya Cohen. A seventh grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, she swims on the Baldwin swim team and is on the Principal’s Honor Roll. For her mitzvah project, Zoe will be working with Paws and Affection, raising money and gathering donations for dogs. 18

Mazal Tov to The Upcoming B’nai Mitzvah Students! Shira and Matthew Weinstein will joyfully celebrate as their daughter, Eliana Aliza Weinstein, becomes a Bat Mitzvah on December 1, 2018. Joining her will be Eliana’s sisters, Shuli, age nineteen, and Aviva, age sixteen, along with delighted grandparents Martin and Selma Roffman and Harold and Sharron Weinstein. Eliana is in the seventh grade at the Saligman Middle School of the Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy, where she plays for the soccer, softball and basketball teams and is a member of the Derech Eretz Council. She is also an alumna of the Perelman Jewish Day School. In the summers, Eliana loves attending Camp Ramah in the Poconos, biking at the shore, sports and dog walking. This coming winter break, Eliana is thrilled that she and her family will travel to Israel where Eliana will celebrate her Israeli Bat Mitzvah. For her Mitzvah project, Eliana has spent a number of years volunteering walking dogs at Doggie Style. Eliana’s family ties to Adath Israel date back to her baby naming where she received an “I was named at Adath Israel” t-shirt and a certificate, suitable for framing. Eliana prepared for this day with her grandfather, Dr. Martin Roffman, who helped her greatly. Marigold Warmund will become a Bat Mitzvah on December 8, 2018. Marigold is the daughter of Amanda Goldberg and Josh Warmund and the granddaughter of Colin and the late Dr. Ruth Goldberg and Dr. Joram and Solange Warmund. She is also the younger sister of 18-year-old Julia and 16-year-old Libi. A seventh grader at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy, Marigold is a competitive gymnast on the Mannettes Gymnastics Team in Conshohocken. Last season, she went all the way to States in Level 4! She loves creating and editing videos, too. For her mitzvah project, Marigold is making and selling slime through an online storefront. All proceeds will go to Pancreatic Cancer Research in memory of her grandmother, Ruth Goldberg. Marigold’s family has an extensive history at Adath Israel; both sisters marked becoming B’not Mitzvah at Adath Israel, all three girls went to preschool at Adath Israel, and both parents are on the Adath Israel Board of Directors. Jonah Wasserman will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on December 15, 2018. Jonah is the son of Maggie and Robert Wasserman and the grandson of Neil Stein, Lorraine Wasserman, Barbara and Ed Godorov, and the late Cindi Safier and Don Wasserman. He is also the older brother of ten-year-old Max, seven-year-old Asher, and three-year-old Charley. An eighth grader at Welsh Valley Middle School, Jonah is a distinguished honor roll student and a member of the school baseball team. He enjoys playing tennis, basketball and flag football and loves all Philly sports teams! He also spends summers at Camp Wayne. His cousins, Regan Safier and Shannon Safier, are also Adath Israel members. THANK YOU TO BARBARA MARX FOR COMPILING THIS FALL’S B’NAI MITZVAH BIOS! 19

Shanah Tovah Rosh Hashanah 5779 ~2018 Erev Rosh Hashanah  Sunday, September 9, 2018 Mincha/Maariv Service 5:00 PM Tuttleman Chapel First Day of Rosh Hashanah  Monday, September 10, 2018 Rosh Hashanah Service 8:30 AM Mandell Sanctuary and Girsh Auditorium Rabbi Yanoff will offer the sermon in the Mandell Sanctuary Rabbi Markowitz will offer the sermon in the Girsh Auditorium Children’s Services/Activities 10:00 AM Classrooms, Sklaroff, Tuttleman Chapel Drop-off for Age 2 - grade 7. For children under age 2, accompanied by parent/caregiver: Room 104 “Birthday Party for the World” 10:45 AM Tabas Auditorium for families with children ages 0-6; open to community Birthday cupcakes back in led by Rabbi Yanoff, with Laurie Purcell children’s activity rooms or & Terri Caldas of ECLC upon exit Teen Talk (ages 14-17) with Matan Silberstein 11:00 AM Teen Room Sermon warm-up: How I view myself, as part of the world Lower level, by stairs Also, come meet Sarit Tubul, AI’s new Teen Coordinator! Conclusion of Services and Shofar Sounding 1:00 PM Mandell Sanctuary and Girsh Auditorium Ages 2-5 pickup in Classrooms; Ages 6-13 in Sanctuary (approx.) Tashlich and Minyan in the Park 5:30 PM Merion Park Bring your breadcrumbs as we symbolically Weather-permitting; cast our sins into the water; bring your pets for otherwise, minyan will a blessing of the animals, and a picnic if you wish! meet at 6:00 pm at Adath Israel Second Day of Rosh Hashanah  Tuesday, September 11, 2018 Rosh Hashanah Service (one communal service) 8:30 am Mandell Sanctuary Rabbi Yanoff will offer the derashah (teaching) Children’s Services/Activities 10:00 am Classrooms, Sklaroff, Tuttleman Chapel Drop-off for Age 2 - grade 7. For children under age 2, accompanied by parent/caregiver: Room 104 Teen Mitzvah Program 10:30 am Meet in Teen Room with Sarit Tubul, AI Teen Coordinator, Leaving promptly Lower level, by stairs at Symphony Square at 10:45 AM See, Run, Build! 11:00 AM Tabas Auditorium Can One Good Deed change the world? A Rosh Hashanah Family Experience for families with children ages 6-13 with Rabbi Markowitz and PJ Library’s Lisa Litman Conclusion of Services and Shofar Sounding 1:00 pm Mandell Sanctuary Ages 2-5 pickup in Classrooms; Ages 6-13 in Sanctuary (approx.) Honey tasting in Sanctuary lobbies Mincha Service 6:00 PM Tuttleman Chapel 20

Shanah Tovah Yom Kippur 5779 ~2018 Kol Nidre Evening  Tuesday, September 18, 2018 Pre-Kol Nidre Dinner Begins 4:00 pm Tabas Auditorium Seating 4:00-5:00; with prior reservation 6:00 pm Mandell Sanctuary Mincha Service (one communal service) 6:00 pm Tuttleman Chapel and Sklaroff Children’s Services For Grades K-7 only (no babysitting) Kol Nidre Service (one communal service) 6:15 pm Mandell Sanctuary Rabbi Markowitz will offer the sermon Yom Kippur  Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Yom Kippur Service 8:30 am - 2:30 pm Mandell Sanctuary (approx.) and Girsh Auditorium YIZKOR MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BEGIN WITH THE RABBI’S SERMON, at approximately 10:15 am in the Girsh Auditorium and approximately 11:25 am in the Mandell Sanctuary Rabbi Yanoff will offer the sermon in both locations Children’s Services/Activities 10:00 am - 1:30 pm CLASSROOMS, SKLAROFF, drop-off for age 2— Grade 7. For children under age 2, TUTTLEMAN CHAPEL accompanied By parent/caregiver: room 104 All children’s services: pickup in classrooms by 1:30 1:30-2:30 – Ages 5-12 supervised in Tabas Auditorium Teen Talk (ages 14-17) with Matan Silberstein & Sarit Tubul 11:00 am Teen Room Lower Level, by stairs sermon talk-back: How the World Views Me S.O.S. – Saying Our Sorries 11:30 am Tabas Auditorium A Yom Kippur Experience for families with (side room) preschool and young grade school age children Note: Following S.O.S., the Tabas Auditorium will remain open for parents/caregivers to feed their children. Study Session & “Ask the Rabbi” with rabbi Yanoff 2:30 - 3:30 pm Mandell Sanctuary How to lose an argument, but win a conversation AS THE FAST DAY GROWS LONG, WE NOURISH THE SOUL: Young Adult Conversation With Rabbi Markowitz 5:00-6:00 pm Multi-Purpose Room To Everything there is a Season: ReTURN-TURN-TURNing to authenticity and wholeness in the High-Holiday Season For young professionals Sitting Meditation With Rabbi Novak 5:00-6:00 PM Sklaroff Don’t just do something, sit there: Designed to deepen our relationship with the divine Torah Study With Mike Stein 5:30-6:30 PM Tabas Auditorium Mincha Service 5:30 pm Mandell Sanctuary Ne’ilah Service, with time for reflection before the ark 6:30 pm Mandell Sanctuary Havdalah Service and Children’s Procession 7:15 pm Mandell Sanctuary Bring kids in pajamas, and DON’T MISS IT! Children and Families: Beginning with a special Family Moment/Ruach session Meet in Tuttleman Chapel with Rabbi Markowitz before the procession! Final Shofar Blast to end the fast day 7:45 pm Mandell Sanctuary Break-the-Fast Meal (with prior reservation) 7:46 pm Tabas Auditorium 21

The Celebrations Continue! Sukkot 5779 ~2018 Erev Sukkot  Sunday, September 23, 2018 Sukkah Building 8:00 AM Sukkah Come early and build our communal space Sukkah Decorating 4:00 PM Sukkah Make and hang crafts to beautify our Sukkah! Mincha/Maariv Service 5:00 pm Tuttleman Chapel, Sukkah “Mi Casa, SUKKAH-sa” for all ages! 5:30 PM Sukkah (weather-permitting) Potluck dinner in the Sukkah — Email [email protected] to bring dairy/pareve dishes; we provide challah and drinks (sangria for adults, grape juice for kids!) First Day of Sukkot  Monday, September 24, 2018 Sukkot Service 9:15 am Tuttleman Chapel At Kiddush, try last year’s etrog liqueur! Early Childhood Sukkot Play-n-Pray 11:00 am Preschool wing, Sukkah with Ice Cream Party Mincha/Maariv Service 6:00 pm Tuttleman Chapel, Sukkah Second Day of Sukkot  Tuesday, September 25, 2018 Sukkot Service 9:15 am Tuttleman Chapel, Sukkah Mincha Service 6:00 pm Tuttleman Chapel, Sukkah Teen Sukkah Hop Progressive Dinner 6:30 pm Sukkah For teens, grades 8-12 — meet at Adath Israel’s Sukkah, A course of the meal at each of several community Sukkot! Chol HaMoed Sukkot  Wednesday-Friday, September 26-28, 2018 (The intermediate days of the Sukkot Festival) Morning Minyan Services 7:15 AM Tuttleman Chapel Evening Minyan Services 6:00 PM Tuttleman Chapel Friday’s Shabbat singing service, in the Sukkah! Sukkah Supper in the Sukkah 6:45 PM (weather-permitting) Hosted for ALL, by the Men’s Club—dinner by prior (Friday) reservation, beer tasting (21+) and oneg—all welcome! 22

The Celebrations Continue! Sukkot 5779 ~2018 Shabbat Chol HaMoed Sukkot  Saturday, September 29, 2018 Shabbat and Sukkot Service 9:15 am Mandell Sanctuary, Sukkah Celebrating Evan Steinberg becoming Bar Mitzvah Torah Study 10:00 am Tabas Auditorium Tefillah Time/Mini-Minyan 11:00 am Chapel, Sklaroff Yanoff Family Sukkot Open House 5:30 - 7:30 PM Yanoff Home With Mincha at 5:30 PM, Maariv/Havdalah at 7:30 PM Call Synagogue for directions Hoshana Rabbah  Sunday, September 30, 2018 (Traditionally, the final day of the Season of Atonement, with a special morning service) Hoshana Rabbah Morning Services 9:15 am Sukkah (weather-permitting). Celebrating Aiden Sandler becoming Bar Mitzvah Mandell Sanctuary Erev Yom Tov Mincha/Maariv Services 5:00 pm Tuttleman Chapel Mandell Sanctuary Shemini Atzeret  Monday, October 1, 2018 Mandell Sanctuary Tabas Auditorium Shemini Atzeret Service 9:15 am Mandell Sanctuary The eighth-day extension of the Sukkot/High Holiday Mandell Sanctuary Season; Service includes the Yizkor Memorial Service (approx. 10:40 AM). At Kiddush, Try last year’s etrog Preschool Wing liqueur – and make next year’s! Tuttleman Chapel Mincha Service 6:00 pm Ice Cream Social 6:00 pm for families with children of all ages Oct-Torah-Fest 6:30 pm A Simchat Torah Celebration for ALL AGES! Hakafot dancing with the Torah & Simchat Torah service Pretzels, craft beers, and root-beer floats Liquid Refreshments (G, PG, and R-Rated) Families, children, and adults all dancing together! Sixth-grade students will read from the Torah! See the “Tour de Torah” – an entire scroll unrolled, around our Sanctuary! Simchat Torah  Tuesday, October 2, 2018 Simchat Torah Service 9:15 am MORE dancing with the Torah!... We conclude the Torah & immediately begin again Honoring Marcia Schulman, Rabbi Andrew Markowitz, Jonathan Goldstein, & Stephen Asbel with special Aliyot, but everyone who wishes gets an aliyah, including a special group kids’ aliyah, a kids’ Torah reading station, & special kids’ Kiddush featuring apple fondue and “messing w/ Musaf” end-of-the-holidays shenanigans! Early Childhood Simchat Torah Play-and-Pray 10:30 am Mincha Service 6:00 pm 23

 22 Elul 5778 We invite you to a moving and meaningful evening of study, conversation and worship that will serve as a prelude to the High Holiday season. Go to adathisrael.org/selichot to view a complete schedule for the evening. Free and open to the community In cooperation with and funded by The Abraham Joshua Heschel Reading and Discussion Group This past spring, members of Adath Israel attended the Leonard Bernstein exhibit at the National Museum of American Jewish History. Prominently displayed at the exhibit was Leonard Bernstein’s statement, “my work was a search for a solution to the 20th century crisis of faith.” This year, the Abraham Heschel Book Group will begin by discussing Edward Kaplan’s biography, Spiritual Radical – A.J. Heschel in America. Through the study of Abraham Heschel’s life and thought, we will gain insight into Leonard Bernstein’s 20th century search as well. All are welcome to participate in this conversation – an inquiring mind is all that is required – there is no need to have read the book in advance. Discussion facilitator: Edward Goldberg, [email protected] Upcoming Dates For Your Calendar: October 6, November 3, and December 1, 2018 Bringing Shabbat Home Save the dates for a series of Shabbat dinners hosted by Adath Israel members! Fridays, October 19, 2018; December 7, 2018; March 22, 2019; & May 10, 2019 Jewish War Veterans Post 305 September 16, October 7, November 4, & December 9, 2018 January 6, February 3, March 17, & April 28, 2019 Contact Jeffrey Hill with questions or to RSVP: (610) 649-1281 24

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 2/24/2018 — 7/1/2018 ADULT EDUCATION FUND ARTHUR POTTASH MINYAN BREAKFAST FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Israel Rosenblatt Howard Rosenblatt Benjamin Pintzuk Norman & Susan Cohen Carol Goldenthal Howard Rosenblatt Muriel Small Donald & Rosemarie Miller Lea H. Cohen Norman & Susan Cohen Seymour Bernstein Howard Rosenblatt Anna Ariff Norman & Susan Cohen Rosalie Wolf Steven & Ellen Wolf Max Wolf Steven & Ellen Wolf Sarah Shaffer Bernard & Eileen Brown Annette Schneider Gordon Cohen & Shirley Bernstein Norman & Susan Cohen Evelyn Teichman Bennett & Ellen Lazar Phyllis Schiller Martin & Nancy Schiller Emily Goldberg Adele Schneider-Cohen Seymour Bernstein Daniel & Debra Bosin Roslyn Sachs Earl Schneider Marcos Cabañas & Shirley Bernstein David & Ruth Steinman Carol Goldenthal David & Ruth Steinman Lauren Marks-Cabañas Patricia Herman David & Ruth Steinman Howard Rosenblatt Alan Pailet Shirley Bernstein Jonathan & Amy Schiffman Muriel Small Howard Rosenblatt IN HONOR OF BY Paul C. Saionz Simon & Lynne Saionz Norman Cohen Sharon Ritt Abraham Saporsnick Howard Rosenblatt Paul Harrison Elaine Cohen Safi & Elisheva Michael & Ann Muderick Estelle Bogad Howard Rosenblatt Sara Jaffee & Alan Haber Michael & Ann Muderick Muriel Small Elaine Cohen Seymour Bernstein Stephen & Lenore Asbel Michael Herskovitz Richard & Luci Markowitz Michael Herskovitz Michael & Tonya Herskovitz Roslyn Sachs Howard Rosenblatt Michael Herskovitz Ruthe Kabler Arlene Rubenstein Howard Rosenblatt Arlene Rubenstein Marcos Cabañas & Norman Cohen Nelson & Sherrie Klein Rachel Surden & Elliott Kahn Michael & Ann Muderick Lauren Marks-Cabañas Michael Muderick Scott & Linda Surden BY IN HONOR OF Leah & Josh Davey David & Barbara Rosen Todd Chonofsky Martin & Brenda Brenner Michael Muderick Jeffrey & Grace Hill Arthur & Rachel Pottash Michael & Ann Muderick WITH THANKS FOR BY Donald & Rosemarie Miller Michael & Ann Muderick Steven Marx Martin & Brenda Brenner IN APPRECIATION FOR BY ARTHUR POTTASH MINYAN BREAKFAST FUND Arthur Pottash Gordon Cohen & IN MEMORY OF BY Adele Schneider-Cohen Arthur Cohen, M.D. Gordon Cohen & REFUAH SHELEMAH BY Adele Schneider-Cohen Cathy Miller Alan & Darlene Cohn Michael Abraham Martin Abraham BARLAS HOLOCAUST FUND Ida Schlocker Selma Chernoff IN MEMORY OF BY Roslyn Sachs David & Ruth Steinman William Rosenberg Pauline Rosenberg Roslyn Sachs Daniel & Debra Bosin Seymour F. Bernstein Eric & Marjorie Stern Jacobs Dr. Martin S. Orovitz Sonie Zebrowitz S. Lewis Triester Joyce Triester Stanley Miller Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Zachary Schiffman Keith Laskin & Mara Schiffman Sam Kaminsky Robert & Marla Zipkin ECLC FUND Shirley Bernstein Daniel & Debra Bosin IN MEMORY OF BY Manuel Myers Robert & Shelia Bell Claire Gilman Philip & Sheryl Gilman Seymour Bernstein Norman & Susan Cohen Esther Rosenblatt Howard Rosenblatt Helen L. Bell Robert & Sheila Bell Joyce Shayna Siegel Edward & Mari Siegel Sidney Moskoff Beatrice & Nancy Moskoff Martha Haimm Neil & Laura Haimm Brandon Zitin Norman & Susan Cohen Muriel Small Norman & Susan Cohen Robert Ned Forman Howard Rosenblatt Karen G. Ascher Howard Rosenblatt Seymour Bernstein Robert & Audrey Friedel Robert Leopold Leonore Leopold Allan Posner Robert & Audrey Friedel Philip Wachs Ellen Weiss Muriel Small Robert & Audrey Friedel Shirley Bernstein Howard Rosenblatt Ralph Biloon & Frieda Irwin Biloon David Biloon & Gail Brenner IN HONOR OF BY Muriel Small David & Ruth Steinman Mickey Bennett Singer Barbara Ghen Sydney Myers Robert & Sheila Bell WITH THANKS FOR BY Maurice G. Banks Robert & Sheila Bell ECLC taking care of the Yanoff Marty & Judi Kleiman Katz Anna Chernoff Selma Chernoff Tillie Libowitz Richard & Allyn Sue Libowitz children Myer J. Slotnik Barry & Deborah Lurie FRIENDSHIP GARDEN FUND Zvee Einbinder & Mollie Auritt Leonard & Shelly Auritt IN MEMORY OF BY Kathryn Averill Lester & Karen Averill Norman Weinstein Michael Gonen & Jessica Erfer Lester Averill Lester & Karen Averill Murray Moskoff Beatrice & Nancy Moskoff Daniel Baer Jonathan & Amy Schiffman IN HONOR OF BY Seymour F. Bernstein Richard & Madeline Baron Bobbi & Lew Gordon Steven & Lynne Fisher Helen Pintzuk Norman & Susan Cohen IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Solomon Chernoff Selma Chernoff Bertha Lundy Anita Sigal Nathan Kugelman Alex & Karen Messinger GENERAL OPERATING FUND Samuel G. Cotler Norman & Susan Cohen IN MEMORY OF BY Shirley Bernstein Norman & Susan Cohen Leonard & Elaine Messer Scott Messer & Evelyn Weinstock Henry Lundy Anita Sigal Robert Ned Forman Meredith Krain, Andrew, Caroline, Jenney Sigal Anita Sigal & Julia Schure Morris Folkman Alan Folkman & Marsha Neifield 25

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 2/24/2018 — 7/1/2018 GENERAL OPERATING FUND MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Brandon Zitin Sheila & Len Halpern Isadore Witkin Phyllis Epstein Dorothy Miller Donald & Rosemarie Miller Fay Ford Herbert & Phyllis Victor Saul Robbins Phyllis Jacobson Barry Kremer James Grossman & Evelyn Friedman-Minyon Richard & Judy Friedman Allison Beller-Grossman Jay Carl Rothman Dr. Mitchell Rothman & Leslie Muriel Small James Grossman & Simon Allison Beller-Grossman Seymour Bernstein Leonard & Ellan Bernstein Dorothy Miller Donald & Rosemarie Miller Harry M. Lemisch Raymond Lemisch & Seymour Bernstein Jayne & Ron Perilstein Bonnie Golub Sylvia Presser Sandra Fanshel Gerald Raticoff James Grossman & Cora Goldberg Oscar Moss Allison Beller-Grossman Donald Levin James Grossman & Edwin A. Beller Joseph & Barbara Beller Allison Beller-Grossman IN HONOR OF BY Seymour F. Bernstein James Grossman & Mrs. Alan Schulman Phyllis Jacobson Allison Beller-Grossman Baron Tabas Hantig Irving & Jane Herling Ethel Sporkin Barbara Meyers Lisa Litman & the whole cast & Frieda Hoffman Philip Geller Kenneth & Sidell Geller crew Gertrude Hurwitz Betty Schwartz WITH THANKS FOR BY Irving Kaufman Ruth Kaufman Mishloach Manot package Phyllis Traitman Harold Cantor Alvin & Andrea Moses MAZAL TOV BY Selma Molmen Colin & Linda Movsowitz The Langer Family Stephen & Kathy Frank Rose Stein & Isadore Stein Dr. Martin & Bernice Neifield IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Bernard Kushner & Hilda Kushner Margaret Carlin Lauren Marks-Cabañas Benjamin Goldberg & Edith Sarvetnick Riesenbach E. Gerald & Marcy Riesenbach Daniel Olson Belle P. Hirsch David & Franci Kraman HINENI CAMPAIGN Herman Passen Elaine Freedman Bobby Krim Rachel Himmelstein IN MEMORY OF BY Belle Schoenberg Floyd & Millie Schoenberg Sylvia Friedman Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Jacob Sandler Verna Barron Muriel Small William & Pam Lashner Michael Furman Jerome Furman Philip M. Stone & Stanley Hirsh Robert Hirsh & Bessie Furman Jerome Furman Leslie Stone Hirsh Sara Glassman Shirley Gochman Thelma Coverman Philip & Cathy Miller Muriel Small Lawrence Fine & Marjorie Stein Rosalind Hirsh Robert Hirsh & Seymour Bernstein Alan Folkman & Marsha Neifield Leslie Stone Hirsh Ida Ackers Sandra Fanshel Ilana Myra Miller & Lillian Miller Philip & Cathy Miller Andy Hoffman Nathan & Jennifer Hoffman Muriel Small Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Dan McConell Floyd & Millie Schoenberg Louis Rubin Jay & Valerie Laudenbach Nina Schwartz Raymond Lemisch & Bonnie Golub Seymour Bernstein Betsy Green Edith Sosonkin & Bernard & Doris Leibowitz Seymour Bernstein Bradford & Lisa Sandler Samuel Leibowitz Allan Bernard Posner Martin & Nancy Black Louis Geller Kenneth & Sidell Geller Seymour Bernstein William & Pam Lashner Lillian Sharps Lewis & Melanie Sharps Norma Lipman Bradford & Lisa Sandler Louis Nurik Hannah Silverman Harry Coveman Philip & Cathy Miller Mary Devivo Donald & Rosemarie Miller Seymour Bernstein Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Allan Posner Bradford & Lisa Sandler Seymour Bernstein Barsh Family Sarah Umlas Elaine Cohen Roslyn Sachs Sally Barsh Abe H. Berman Peter & Anita Lockhart Rosalie Stern William & Pam Lashner Melvin P. Fisher Michael & Talia Fisher IN HONOR OF BY Diane Weinstock Scott Messer & Evelyn Weinstock Laura & Kyle’s Engagement Sally Barsh Jack Gochman Shirley Gochman Ben Goldberg & Daniel Olson William & Pam Lashner Michael Kleerekoper Jesse & Mindy Civan Laura Miller & Kyle Whitman William & Pam Lashner Miriam Barron Verna Barron Naomi Surden Jeff & Alissa Hurok Esther, Milton, & Lew Berkowitz William & Susan Wankoff MAZAL TOV BY Phil Kugel & Lillian Saltman Lee Kugel Shuli Weinstein Jeff & Alissa Hurok Bert Rosen Herbert & Phyllis Victor Sara Jaffee & Alan Haber Jeff & Alissa Hurok Philmore Steinberg Evelyn Toff IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Bruce Robin Phyllis Traitman Dan Ringold Bradford & Lisa Sandler Morton Kolber Richard & Judy Friedman MANDELL CONCERT 2018 Karen Meskin Robert & Toni Mandelbaum IN HONOR OF BY Patsy Reiver & Bessy Goodman Florence Reiver Morton Mandell Herbert J. Somers, M.D. Harry Rubenstein Kenneth & Sidell Geller Mort & Rhea Mandell Herbert & Phyllis Victor Milton Geller Kenneth & Sidell Geller MEMORIAL FUND Michael Kleerekoper Meredith Krain, Andrew, Caroline, & IN MEMORY OF BY Julia Schure Jules Schoenberg Floyd & Millie Schoenberg David Komias Norman & Jill Rosenblum Paul Friedman Richard & Judy Friedman Stanton H. Friedman Honey Friedman Harry Miller Ronald & Marcia Rubin Simon Shaltz Ronald & Marcia Rubin Israel Kochba Dalia Groper Robert Svigals Paul & Susan Svigals Morris Shupack Joan Birnbaum Peggy Furman Jerome Furman Pearl Cantor Alvin & Andrea Moses 26

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 2/24/2018 — 7/1/2018 MEMORIAL FUND OZER FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Shirley Bernstein Betsy Green Muriel Zebrowitz Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi Chas Presser Sandra Fanshel Muriel Small Diane Casamento Herman Brodsky Evelyn Kalick Muriel Small Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Max Kalick Evelyn Kalick Muriel Small Harry & Roberta Presser Evelyn Schwartz Rona Schwartz-Stevens Edith Zebrowitz Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi Murray Krouse Dr. Martin & Bernice Neifield Donald G. Feldscher Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Max Fanshel Sandra Fanshel Roslyn Sachs Peter & Marcia Schulman Shirley Bernstein Marcos Cabañas & Ruth Buckler Reid & Ann Addis Lauren Marks-Cabañas Muriel Small Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Nathan Steinberg Morris Steinberg Virginia Oser Hillary Oser Roslyn Sachs Debra Brosnan & Muriel Small Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman Mark Magerman Roslyn Sachs Glenn & Alyse Unterberger E. Miller Ronald & Marcia Rubin Muriel Small William & Susan Wankoff Pauline Schmerling Annette Wagner Allan Bernard Posner Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Roslyn Sachs James Grossman & Rhonda Rothschild Jon & Lori Rothschild Allison Beller-Grossman Marilyn Silverman Lester & Karen Averill Melvin Radel Akiva Cohen & Seymour Bernstein Peter & Marcia Schulman Fern Nibauer Cohen Shirley Bernstein Peter & Marcia Schulman Daniel Danilewitz Dale & Jackie Danilewitz Allan Bernard Posner Sharon Ritt Shirley Bernstein James Grossman & Allison Daniel Baer Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Beller-Grossman Seymour Bernstein Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Herman Lutzner Betty Schwartz Allan Bernard Posner Peter & Marcia Schulman Minnie Shefsky Marvin Garber Sidney Silverman Lester & Karen Averill Harry Moss Oscar Moss Seymour F. Bernstein Daniel & Randi Grauman Herman Lutzner Paul Schwartz Muriel Small Daniel & Debra Bosin Anna Zitin Stephen Zitin & Gail Plotnick Muriel Small Frieda Hoffman Richard I. Rubin Ronald & Marcia Rubin Aaron Bernstein Glenn & Alyse Unterberger MUSIC FUND Muriel Small Betsy Green IN MEMORY OF BY Muriel Small Sharon Ritt Sylvia Burzynski Steven & Barbara Marx Daniel Baer Reid & Ann Addis Leonard Klingsberg Aileen Horrow Muriel Small Elise Schwartz Fannie Alexander Marcia Green Muriel Small Teri Cohen Louis Klinman Shirley Klinman Muriel Small Peter & Marcia Schulman Robert Forman Nancy Kurtzman Muriel Small Joseph & Marsha Singer Elizabeth Klingsberg Aileen Horrow Seymour Bernstein Lester & Karen Averill MYER ADLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Muriel Small Elise Schwartz Muriel Small James & Judy Brody IN MEMORY OF BY Muriel Small Jonathan & Amy Schiffman Bernard Posner James & Judy Brody Arlene Rubenstein Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Glenn Berman Larry Berman Shirley Bernstein Glenn & Alyse Unterberger Samuel Tabas Evelyn Tabas David Oser Hillary Oser Michael Lechner James & Judy Brody IN HONOR OF BY Sigmund Rome Evelyn Tabas The marriage of Ben & Daniel Nelson & Sherrie Klein Lucille Kolson Peter & Charlotte Kolson WITH SYMPATHY FOR BY Roslyn Sachs James & Judy Brody Mike Bogad Sharon Ritt Rose Lechner James & Judy Brody RABBI ROSEN’S TZEDAKAH FUND MAZAL TOV BY IN MEMORY OF BY Leah and Josh Davey Phyllis Jacobson Nathan Rubin & Sylvia L. Rubin Michael Lewitt & IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Lynne Rubin LeWitt Welcome Rabbi Markowitz Phyllis Jacobson Alvin Marks David & Sara Tabby ONEG KIDDUSH & SIMCHA FUND Allan Bernard Posner David & Sara Tabby IN APPRECIATION FOR BY IN HONOR OF BY Tammy Roberts Robert & Marla Zipkin Caroline Shure’s Bat Mitzvah Scott & Linda Surden IN MEMORY OF BY Rabbi Rosen Scott & Linda Surden Henry Garfinkel, Reba Cooper, & Eileen Cooper IN GRATITUDE FOR BY Maurice Rickman Rabbi Ariella Rosen David Rubin Daniel Danilewitz Dale & Jackie Danilewitz IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Arthur Hoffman Harry & Roberta Presser Rabbi Rosen Michael Bogad & Michelle Orkline IN HONOR OF BY RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND Engagement of Stephanie & David Evelyn Kalick IN MEMORY OF BY 14th anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah Rumelle Scott Seymour Bernstein Alan & Sharon Schindler Eliana Rose Peter & Marcia Schulman Albert Schwartz Barry Schwartz Gail & Dan Singer Roberta & Alan Penn Donald Levin Earl & Ina Gross WITH THANKS FOR BY Irene Kofsky Stuart & Melissa Margulies Being named “Volunteer of the Year” Mindy Civan Hermine Soffer Joseph & Cheryl Soffer MAZAL TOV BY Paul Rosenberg Aaron & Sharon Schindler Sara Jaffee & Alan Haber Meredith Krain, Andrew, Eve S. Posener Joel & Renee Posener Caroline, & Julia Schure 27

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 2/24/2018 — 7/1/2018 RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN HONOR OF BY Seymour Bernstein Alan & Darlene Cohn Our beautiful wedding Marty & Judi Kleiman Katz William Brodsky Evelyn Kalick Judi & Marty’s wedding William & Judith Brand Jerry & Eddie Pritzker Robert Haimowitz & Ellen Pritzker Rabbi Eric Yanoff Eliezer Havivi Seymour Bernstein Guy & Nancy Bernstein Rabbi Eric Yanoff Dean & Susanna Adler Fred Astorino Evelyn Kalick The marriage of Jake Branzburg & Morton & Wendy Branzburg Seymour Bernstein Stuart & Melissa Margulies Maia Grauer Lorraine Cooper Balis Barry & Donna Feinberg Allison Paige Kleinman Alan & Sharon Schindler Shirley Bernstein Alan & Darlene Cohn Ethan’s bris Abigail & Jonathan Brody Shirley Bernstein Barry & Kari Katz Judi Kleinman & Marty Katz Bruce & Nina Martin Seymour Bernstein Marcos Cabañas & Judi Kleinman & Marty Katz Lori, Rui and Rebecca Rodrigues Lauren Marks-Cabañas Jake Branzburg & Morton & Wendy Branzburg Lee Linder Michael & Rhonda Yanoff Maia Grauer Liurner Theodore Brodsky Evelyn Kalick Emily and Maggie Goldenberg Sally Barsh Alan S. Franklin Claire Franklin Michele Narcavage Susan Neidich Jackson Horowitz Joseph & Barbara Beller Norman Cohen Ruth Asbel Minnie Mestel Sylvia Silverman Rabbi Eric Yanoff Jake Branzburg Bessie Stein Stanley & Audrey Merves Michael Gonen Susan Neidich Abraham Sandler Howard & Marge Sandler Leah and Josh Davey Norman & Susan Cohen Gertrude Vacobus Margaret Carlin David & Chaile Steinberg Joseph & Barbara Beller Gilroy & Lillian Roberts Rachel Surden & Elliot Kahn’s Scott & Linda Surden Jack Merves Foundation Engagement Beatrice Field Gus Rubbo & Ellen Field WITH THANKS FOR BY Beatrice Marks David & Sara Tabby Lunch & Learn Sheldon & Phyllis Seligsohn Irvin Wankoff & Max Adelsberg William & Susan Wankoff IN GRATITUDE FOR BY Helen Yanovitz Michael & Rhonda Yanoff Rabbi Eric Yanoff Carolyn Lindheim Samuel Kaminsky Helen Kaminsky RITUAL ITEMS/TORAH RESTORATION FUND Morris Mestel Sylvia Silverman IN MEMORY OF BY Selma Stepansky Robert & Marla Zipkin Donald Levin Teri Cohen Lisa Levin Anne Levin Claire Fink Natalie Landro Sandy Batalsky William Yantis & Susan Leibowitz Seymour Bernstein Teri Cohen Frances Silver Sandra Silver Shirley Bernstein Teri Cohen Muriel Small Ruth Asbel Dan & Angela Masullo Teri Cohen Carol Greenberg Joel Greenberg & Marcy Gringlas Selma Stepansky Scott & Linda Surden Charles Tannenbaum Paul & Susan Svigals IN HONOR OF BY Morris Linder Michael & Rhonda Yanoff Norman Cohen Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Seymour Bernstein David & Sara Tabby Caroline Schure’s Bat Mitzvah Scott & Linda Surden Albert Benveneste Sharon Benveneste Ally Fenton’s Bat Mitzvah Scott & Linda Surden Elaine Herman Miles Herman & Mindy Cohen Donald & Rosemarie Miller’s Scott & Linda Surden Muriel Small Alan & Darlene Cohn Dora Asbell Michael & Sucha Asbell grandchild Joseph Silver Sandra Silver Elaine Cohen’s great-grandson Scott & Linda Surden Harry Wilson Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Stanley & Susan Weintraub’s Scott & Linda Surden Shahnaz Litchko Lynda Benhaim grandchildren Minnie Mestel Sylvia Silverman TEEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND Alex Siegel & IN MEMORY OF BY Jeffrey & Miriam Siegel Lauri Sussman Siegel Shirley Zeitz Jacob & Pauline Weiner Pearl Broder & Dan Broder Robert & Diane Salvin Pearl Herskovitz Michael & Tonya Herskovitz Gloria Dunoff & Max Brodsky Frank & Bunny Brodsky Rubin Weiner Jacob & Pauline Weiner Selma Stepansky Claire Franklin Baruch Herskovitz Michael & Tonya Herskovitz Arnold Zitin Stephen Zitin & Gail Plotnick Yetta Steinman Jacob & Pauline Weiner Samuel Brener Herbert & Evelyn Brener Phil Steinman Jacob & Pauline Weiner Heshmat Senehi Benhaim Lynda Benhaim Joseph Herskovitz Michael & Tonya Herskovitz Hermine Soffer William Forman IN HONOR OF BY Paula Roberts Alan & Sharon Schindler Judi Kleinman Katz & Marty Katz Fred & Rita Chaiken Rahim Benhaim Lynda Benhaim Rabbi Ariella Rosen Reid & Ann Addis Ethel Marcus Claire Franklin Evan Steinberg Michael & Tonya Herskovitz Sydney Waxman Helen Kaminsky Caroline Schure’s Bat Mitzvah Stephen & Lenore Asbel Samuel Shull Ruthe Kabler 14th anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah Rumelle Scott Edwin Kabler, Sara & Benjamin Levin, Sarah Freudberg Scott & Linda Surden Ivan Levin, and Reba & Louis Kabler Ruthe Kabler MAZAL TOV BY Albert Green Jeffrey & Susan Schwartz Sara & Alan’s Marriage Stephen & Lenore Asbel Minnie Brener Herbert & Evelyn Brener Howard W. Golden Guy & Nancy Bernstein Irene Goldenberg Gary & Susan Goldenberg Joan Dickler Berman & Cory Stern Ellis & Jody Berman Jay M. Gross Sally Gross Alfred Freimark Robert & Susan Keller Nan Franklin Claire Franklin Arnelda Laudenbach Kenneth & Rochelle Laudenbach 28

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 2/24/2018 — 7/1/2018 TIKKUN OLAM FUND Sponsoring a Shabbat Kiddush IN MEMORY OF BY Do you have a birthday, anniversary, or other simcha coming up in your family? Morris Frank Beatrice & Nancy Moskoff Sponsoring a Kiddush on Shabbat is a great Roslyn Sachs Victor & Abby Contract way to share your simcha with the Adath Israel community! Allan Posner Victor & Abby Contract A basic sponsorship covers naming rights Seymour Bernstein Nelson & Sherrie Klein for a Kiddush of your choice. You have the option to add your choice of dish(es) to Ruth Simber Sataloff Kenneth & Nina Kitnick the standard menu for an additional fee. Fanny Adler Cyril & Robyn Adler To sponsor a Kiddush, call the main office at John McFadden Diantha McFadden 610-934-1919 and speak to Milton Lenhoff Cyril & Robyn Adler Marcia Schulman. Allan Bernard Posner Michael & Deborah Srulevich Abe Lipsitz Robert & Barbara Freedman John McFadden Diantha McFadden Yetty Lenhoff Cyril & Robyn Adler Milton Adler Cyril & Robyn Adler Hirsch Zibman Diantha McFadden Anita Natow Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Seymour Bernstein Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Michael Kleerekoper Lawrence & Evelyn Krain Abraham Moskoff Beatrice & Nancy Moskoff IN HONOR OF BY Herbert & Phyllis Victor Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Zachary Grauman & Phyllis Jacobson Jaclyn’s engagement Rachel Handfinger & Lucas Matyja Phyllis Jacobson The birth of Arthur & Rachel Marcos Cabañas & Pottash’s great grandson Lauren Marks-Cabañas The birth of Donald & Rosemarie Marcos Cabañas & Miller’s twin grandsons Lauren Marks-Cabañas Josh Robin’s graduation Phyllis Traitman Liv Magnus’ first birthday Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Benjamin Silber Phyllis Traitman MAZAL TOV BY Stephanie & David’s Engagement Ruthe Kabler Do you like shopping and looking at beautiful and new merchandise? Are you good with people? Is display your passion? The Ted & Sharon Asnis Judaica Gift Shop is looking for you! Volunteer opportunities are available for 2 hours per week or every other week shifts. Substitutes are welcome as well. We will train and work with you to fit your schedule. Best of all, it’s a MITZVAH! Give us a call at 610-934-1930, stop in, or email Randi Grauman at [email protected]. 29

Blood Drive at Temple Adath Israel Tuesday, November 13, 2018 | 2:00-7:00 PM Do the mitzvah of giving blood! Each donation can potentially save up to three lives. To make an appointment, go to redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code “Temple Adath Israel” or contact Julia Campbell at 610-934-1905 or [email protected]. Livestream Services are Available For those who are unable to attend services for health reasons, Adath Israel offers live-streaming online access to view our Shabbat morning and holiday services in the Mandell Sanctuary and Tuttleman Chapel. You must have internet access on a computer (unavailable on phone and tablet) to view the service. To access livestream services, go to adathisrael.org and click the top heading called “Livestream” or go to adathisrael.org/livestream. 30

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Family friendly, non-toxic and safe for all ages, Michelle Camperson professional lice treatment will give you Photography peace of mind. Our conveniently located Bar & Bat Lice Salon is located at: Mitzvahs 68 W. Eagle Road, Havertown, PA 19083 Family and (across from Rita’s) Children For our fellow Adath Israel members: Portraiture If you have a child at Adath Preschool or Event photography Synagogue, we’ll check their heads for free! Corporate ($25 value) parties Anniversaries Call our 24/7 Lice Hot Line: Reunions (610) 325-5661 Ilene The Lice [email protected] www.michellecampersonphoto.com Queen Steinberg, CEO CenterForLiceControl.com 215-964-0815 33

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Yahrzeits  Observed 7/1/2018—12/31/2018 Jul. 1 - 15, 2018 Sydney Beck Moritz Saionz Hedda Komins Sara Levin Harry Parviz Benhaim Fay Reisner Andrew 18 Tammuz- Morris Mestel Sydney Stein Peter Leventhal Pearl Meisner Himmelstein Lillian Burstein Howard Rothschild 3 Av Harold Abel Samuel Axelrod Ida Lipman Harold Podolsky Anna Pikman Mae Elster Riegelhaupt Rose Silverman Morris Bobman Leon Belasco Sandy Batalsky Mildred Minnie Volger Laura Schiller Leo Hurewitz Ida Schwartz Gerald Berman Milton Edels Rose Belasco Lee Isaacson Morgenstern Sophie Barg Henry Schimel Edward Kessler Jacob Goldblum Jerome Granoff Nan Franklin Herbert Selma Simon Helen Berger Shimon Andrew Rosa Menko Morris Parnes Sonia Krumholz Pauline Goldman Francis Dora Geller Benveneste Schonberger Clara Metlin Frances Slotnick William Mishell Schmerling Ethel Romain Brenda Hewit Judith Schur Paul Shralow Mort Bernstein Shirley B. Silk Joel Bilkis Helen Meyers Abraham Sol Sardinsky Richard Karp Dora Shralow Doris Freeman Gertrude Green Leah Gerson Mae Russ Herbert Brill Morton Simon Rita Oxman Joseph Smith Frances Moshe Rasooly Martin Levite Avery Silverman Herbert Frank Arthur Stiefel Selig Weinstein Ben Nurik Messinger Leonard Herman Betty Weinstein William Joseph Bell Reba Bell Samuel Sigal Sept. 16-30, Harry Orenstein Simmons Rosenberg Lil Zucker Friedman Gertrude Bernett Betty Brazgo William Heisler 2018 Marilyn Pollack Ruth Wilf Frances Safier Anna Ariff Beatrice Lavin Bernard Cooper James Cohen Anna Mirowski 7-21 Tishrei Beverly Stern Harry Fishman Sarah Lenard Bell Paul Resnick Seymour Kaplan Donald Cohen Ya'akov Louis Alperin Joshua Barron Leah Harrison Saporsnick Richard Siegel Max Bernett Sara Barsky Rachman Yetta Branzburg Grace Brenner Julius Jacobs Karen Zucker Sylvia Erfer Isadore Aaron Ruth Goldberg Victor Becker Bernard Max Formal Louis Schiffman Tessie Kessler Martin Abraham Anna Feldscher Albert Gerber Marsha Samuel Cravitz Samuels Leonard Rosen David Samuel Patlove Victor Benjamin Jennie Frailer Jack Merves Grossman Tom Gordon Etta Steinberg Goldye W. Rubin Greenberg Joseph Rozen Sarah Chevan Sallie Frank Hyman Stein Bernard Kaliner Tillie Lapenson Philip Fields Charles Shapiro Pincus Kaliner Isac Schoenberg Sam Frenkel Harry Lemisch Robert Goldman Stanley Vicky Pines Fay Gordon Gerald Adler Stanley Kessler Izabella Vekker Lillian Sokol Abraham Leibowitz Albert Russ Morris Haber Donna Krause Rochelle Mayer Judith Berman Samuel Berger Rosenblatt Patricia Herman David Meyers Bessie Kushner Maurice Kendall Donna Krause Gail Charles Chaiken Arthur Hoffman Mitchell Lesse Lisa Hewit Teresa Paster Pearl Aronson Jay Kitnick Sophie Rosenbloom Nita Godmilow Anna Chalmers William Romano Hyman Piltzin Janice Magness Albert Nemez Nathanson Elizabeth Hilda Sandler Samuel Dzuba Jul. 16-31, 2018 Jerry Shupak Donald Hyman Neidich Sue Perlmutter Joel Rosenblatt Abrams Samuel Sheila Katz 4-19 Av Dorothy Yantis Wasserman Sadie Ruth Abrams Nathan Joseph Stamps Werlinsky Abe Lipsitz John Cohen Rosenberg Regina Formal Rosenwald Evelyn Wankoff Sarah E. Miller Albert Marion Carl Green Minnie Steinberg Millie Hoffman Zalman Rubin Irwin Weinberg Greenwald Charles Nenner Benveneste Bergelson Zachary Korn Estelle Elion Louis Sklaroff Shirley Isaac Abella Bernard Jeane Perlmann Sandra Pearson Oscar Hartman Samuel Lerner Harry Fien Nathan Stern Schlossberg Eleanore Besser Isaacson Michael Julia Shupak Nancy Kassarich Meryl Myron Miller Harvey Brodsky Charles Sichel Abraham William Kaplan Schneider Sylvia Mina Kaufman Zuckerman Florence Samuel Furman Rosalind Snyder Friedman Ben Zitin Stanley Weissman David Oser Abraham Prager Pestcoe Ethelda Kirsh Sidney Beubis Ira Goldman Bella Barkofsky Zebrowitz Max Adler Morris Robin Ethel Triester Herta Levite Suzanne Neff Frida Herskovitz Rachel Jennie Besser Eleanor Glaser Rhoda Shralow Esther Ackers Celya Robin Hyman Penn Jacob Isbitsky Coverman Lillie Bloomberg Esther Goldin Myer Adler Freda Block Daniel M. Tabas Joseph Sataloff Robert Schlaff Irving Kornberg George Charlotte Moss Louis Pottash Benjamin Frank Lori Fitzpatrick Douglas Cohen William Kazansky Evelyn Snow Samuel Tabas Sidney Kessler Mildred Lerner Ruth Berman Henry Spiegel Victor Friedman Nathanson Bernard LeWitt Ruth Bloom Lillian Feinberg Blanche Levy Sylvia Reuben Eleanor Brody Frances Julie Goldfine Celia Shaltz Roslyn Buckler Julie Fineberg Wynn Maron Susan Harmelin Harry Chevan Necowitz Rose Lischin Belle Silverstein Schaevitz Senta Frank Esther Galerman Simon Peter Leon Edward Malka Rasooly Sigmund Miller Maurice Sporkin Max Gordon Martin Orovitz Rosenblum Max Rosen Galerman Leonard Surden William Oct. 1-15, 2018 Rosalie Barol Benjamin Isaac Schwartz Raymond E. Silk Erika Biloon Dania Asbel Steinberg 22 Tishrei- Philip Cohen Krause Fannie Albert Malvina Stern Samuel Levy Barbara Miriam Suschin 6 Cheshvan Paul Genkin Robert Leopold Herman Albert Jennie Thal Anna Getson Hollander Pearl Block Sophie Zibman Isaac Blumstein Eileen Glen Benjamin Miller Samuel G. Julian Elsberg Harry Karp Ruth Haber Alex Einbinder Morris Asnis David Cohn Charles Gordon Marcia Spitofsky Cohen Sarah Isadore Hoffman Esther Lebovith Shirley Friedman Betty Kaurene Lucille Hirschfeld Donald Asbel Dora Fanshel Rosenblatt Aug. 16-31, Samuel Lachs Ruth Lipset June Isaacson Milton Libowitz Sharon Hyman Theodore Asnis 2018 Irving Leon Sylvia Patrick Y. 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Abraham Joseph Kushner Isadore David Lebovith Esther Schaller Helen Goodman Weinstein Lockhart Silverstein James Lurie Denenberg Sylvia Muderick Lynne Zitin Leonard Kofsky Alexander Bell Edward Silbert Harvey Thal Sandra Miller Martin Grusby Bertha Rosen Albert Bell Norman Samuel Menin Sidney Steinberg Bernard Tonkin Samuel Molmen Phyllis Hudley Bender Sarah Rosenberg Rosalind Miller Molly Wilson Sylvia Woolman Anna Spatz Livingstone Lillian Bratman Himmelstein Louis Steinberg Rothman Louis Baylson Sara Zaremba Mitchell Albert Leon Marmon Edith Hecht Morris Kellerman Isaac Steinman Allan Schwartz Yetta Benjamin Selig Zitin Anna Carroll Robert Siegel Ellward Laskin Nathan Kupzoff Eva Zaleznik Betty Teacher Anna Cohan (Karel) Janet Bernhardt Fannie Rosen Millie Miller Leonard Greene Alvin Weiss Dora Ford Sarah Fishman Allan Getson Edythe Rozen Robert Pollack Judy Lynne Anne Himell Jacob Portnoy Dec. 1-15, 2018 Shelly Kaneff Carl Gochman Stanley Ruth Weintraub Jennie Magness Martin Hirsch Louis Volger 23 Kislev- Jules Lippert Esther Hewit Silverman Jeanne Weiss Israel Schiffman Ettie Kaliner Benjamin Yantis 7 Tevet Stanley Bernard Levy Mayer Victor Ernest Arons Hans Schloss Morton Kolson Schoenberg Janet Schwartz Manuel Dennis Dubin Jack Schneider Thelma Lahm Berel Altman Samuel Albert Isadore Abrams Eugene Weitz Weinstock Rabbi Seymour Joseph Volger Nolan Miller Kenneth Carlin Bernie Brenner Richard Bagley Louis Cohen Essrog Jay Roberts Allan Naden Gail Davis Edward Henry John Dougherty William Fraimow Nov. 1-15, 2018 Fritzi Rollins Norman Jerome Bertha Lurie Philip Erfer Lillian Goldman 23 Cheshvan- 7 Eli Shaffer Altschuler Markowitz Edward Hollin Charles Shirley Isbitsky Kislev Lillian Silberman Violette Michael Weiss Dora Jacobs Feigenbaum Leah Kaufman Mitchell Alvin Carson Benveneste Freda Becker Reva Kaplan Anita Glass Harold Goldenberg Richard Carson Charles Elitzky Zvi Dori Harold Lefkoe Sherman Schulman Herman Moss Rebecca Karp Leonard Nancy Landstein I. 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