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August 2014 5 Av, 5774 - 5 Elul, 5774

Congregation B’nai Israel

6525 Sylvania Avenue Sylvania OH 43560

(419) 517-8400 www.cbitoledo.org

A Congregation Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

147 Years of Consecrated Service to God, Torah and Israel

Summer Service Schedule:

7:00a.m.

7:00a.m.

9:30a.m.

Monday-Thursday

Friday

Saturday

5:45p.m.

6:00p.m.

Shabbat Afternoon Mincha Service 1:00 p.m. after Kiddush luncheon

Message from the President

During the summer months, it may appear that there is not much activity at Congregation B’nai Israel. But less conspicuously there is much planning and preparation occurring as we begin our New Year on September 24, 2014. The High Holidays typically signal the beginning of a cycle of programs at our synagogue which will continue through the following summer. In August and September representatives from different areas of congregational interests will come together to discuss ideas for programming and events. Also, on August 24, our wonderful board of trustees will join together at a retreat to find ways to further strengthen their spiritual and organizational commitments. As CBI president I have come to learn that our membership is very diverse in both age and our approach to Judaism. Some of you are deeply religious and others are at the other extreme. However, most will fall somewhere in between. Each of our members relates to our congregation in different ways. Some through prayer, helping in the shul kitchen, working on synagogue programming and education or even getting down and dirty in our community garden. All of these approaches can be spiritually satisfying and are valid ways for our members to relate to each other while serving our synagogue and community quietly and Jewishly. We want all of you to feel comfortable at CBI, to know that you are important, and that you are welcome and valuable members of our congregational family. I invite you to let me and other board members know what interests you and how we can improve our existing programs while using your ideas to develop new ones. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to lead this wonderful congregation where I continue to enjoy the warmth and friendship of so many of you.

Jeffrey Bauer

CBI annual statements for 2014-15 will be mailed

out at the beginning of August. If you would like to

make payment(s) by credit card, please contact the

office at (419) 517-8400 or rmiller@cbitoledo.org.

VISA, MasterCard or Discover monthly payments

can be arranged.

In an effort to keep our congregants and visitors as safe as absolutely possible, all persons MUST

enter or exit through the front or side-entry doors. The kitchen is now an exit-only door. There can be

NO EXCEPTIONS. Thank you very much for your cooperation and understanding.

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NOTES FROM THE CANTOR

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

This fund is used by Hazzan Lichterman to provide

financial aid to congregants in need, support

educational projects, programming, etc. Please

consider a gift to this fund so our Hazzan can

continue his good works. All contributions to the

fund will be acknowledged in the bulletin.

MENACHEM AV ENIGMA I write this article at the end of June, as the aftermath of recent tragic events in Israel is being felt around the (Jewish) world, over the kidnapping and murder of our sons Yaakov Fraenkel (16), Gilad Shaar (16) and Eyal Yifrach (19), zichronam livracha/of blessed memory. When you read this article, it will be the Hebrew month of Menachem Av, during the 3 weeks of intense mourning culminating in Tisha B’Av which commemorates the destruction of our two Temples in Jerusalem, the foreign occupation of our country, and our People’s almost 2000 year exile and dispersion. Many also associate Tisha B’Av with the Shoah. In Judaism our personal lives are intertwined with our national Jewish experience. That’s one reason we break a glass at a Jewish wedding, the memory of the above-mentioned destruction rising to the height of our most joyous celebration. Thus Jews are keenly aware, as our history has taught us, of the duality of our lives, like the fragility of glass, and how things can change, both for better or worse, in an instant. When my father and his wife Sonia became first-time parents in Warsaw, Poland in February, 1939 with the birth of their daughter Raisel Shoshana, little could they have known what lay ahead for Polish and European Jewry. Soon they were snapped up in the claws of Hell. Sonia, my sister and hundreds of family members perished in the Warsaw Ghetto or in Maidanek and other such graves. Yet, after a death experience we are instructed to eat an egg, a somewhat rounded seed, symbolical of the potential for the continuity of life, rebirth, of hope and faith, and the resilience of our spirit. In the Torah the day the spies came back with a negative report of the Promised Land, is understood to be Tisha B’Av. By contrast the Midrash in Eichah Rabbah 1:51 cites the Jerusalem Talmud Berachot 2:4 as a source for Tisha B’Av also being the birthday of the Mashiach/Messiah. So, not only do we mourn on this day, but we also associate it with the beginning of ge’ulah/redemption. After the Temples were destroyed, after the Inquisition, or the Shoah, we could have disintegrated. Some predicted our demise. Yet each destruction brought resurrection, in the image of the Biblical Ezekiel – the dry bones sprang to life again and the Shoah hastened the rebirth of Israel. The Prophet Zechariah states (8:19) that our fast days will become for us days of joy, celebration and happy holidays. He concludes, “ha’emet v’hashalom ehavu/love truth and peace.” In other words those are all interconnected. May Israel and our People find truth and peace, perhaps a small consolation for the Fraenkel, Shaar and Yifrach families and their fallen sons who are all in our prayers… Hazzan Ivor Lichterman

August 4, 2014

8:00 p.m. Service

(No Mincha at 5:45 p.m.)

August 5, 2014

7:00 a.m. Service

12:30 p.m. Mincha

5:45 p.m. Mincha

Tisha B’Av—Special Observance

Service Schedule

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RABBINIC INSIGHTS FROM RABBI JASON

This past May 20th, I marked the 10-year anniversary of my rabbinate. The past decade truly flew by and I have enjoyed these years very much. The opportunity to bring a love of Judaism and Torah to so many people (both in real life and via the Internet) has been a blessing. As I mark this milestone, I find myself reflecting on my six years of study at The Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS). That part of my life was meaningful and inspirational. Of course I learned a lot about Jewish history, culture and law. However, I also learned a lot about myself during those years.

I enjoyed my time at JTS immensely because of the impressive cadre of teachers and students with whom I learned Torah on a daily basis. While I was continuing to prepare myself for the professional rabbinate daily through on-the-job experience, personal study and through continuing education programs like the STAR Foundation’s PEER (Professional Education for Excellence in Rabbis) fellowship and Clal's Rabbis Without Borders fellowship, I gained a substantial foundation at JTS in the rabbinical school and in the Davidson School for Jewish Education.

While a student at the Seminary, I led over 100 tours of the JTS campus for visiting groups and donors. I got to know the Seminary's buildings very well and I also became a bit of a maven on the Seminary's history. How much do you know about the Conservative Movement's premier educational institution?

JTS is a Jewish university with a world-class faculty and a diverse student body. JTS grants undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees through its five schools and offers enriching programs for the Jewish community in the United States, Israel, and around the world. JTS schools and facilities include The Graduate School; The Rabbinical School; H. L. Miller Cantorial School and College of Jewish Music; William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education; Albert A. List College of Jewish Studies; the Rebecca and Israel Ivry Prozdor, a model supplementary high school; a summer school; five research institutes, including the Melton Research Center for Jewish Education; lay leadership and professional institutes; community education programs; student residence halls; and the world-renowned, incomparable collections of The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary. In addition, JTS's affiliation with The Jewish Museum and consortia with prestigious academic neighbors support and enhance the scholarly ambiance of its community of learning. An engine for outreach, JTS is committed to the introduction of religious alternatives in Israel and eastern Europe through its Schechter Institute for Jewish Studies in Jerusalem; to

training new Russian Jewish intelligentsia through Project Judaica, its Jewish studies program in Moscow; and to raising a generation of l iterate and observant Jews in North America through its intensive work with the Ramah camps and Schechter schools.

JTS is also committed to providing adults with Jewish knowledge and experience through a panoply of innovative programs, helping to create a responsible and informed Conservative Jewish voice on public issues, from religious pluralism in Israel to bioethics. Our multifaceted community is committed to making Judaism come alive for new generations, to bring the richness and vitality of traditional Jewish values into the twenty-first century. JTS articulates a vision of Judaism that is learned and passionate, pluralist and authentic, traditional and egalitarian; one that is thoroughly grounded in Jewish texts, history, and practices, and fully engaged with the societies and cultures of the present. Our vision joins faith with inquiry; the covenant of our ancestors with the creative insights of today; intense involvement in the society and State of Israel with devotion to the flowering of Judaism throughout the world; service to the Jewish community, as well as to all of the communities of which Jews are a part: our society, our country, and our world.

JTS serves North American Jewry by educating intellectual and spiritual leaders for Conservative Judaism and the vital religious center, training rabbis, cantors, scholars, educators, communal professionals, and lay activists who are inspired by our vision of Torah and dedicated to assisting in its realization.

Congregation B'nai Israel is a proud member of the Conservative Movement and is therefore a partner with the Jewish Theological Seminary. I encourage all members of the B'nai Israel family to visit the JTS website (www.jtsa.edu) and become engaged with the wonderful Jewish learning available there. Please look around at the many offerings and learn about the treasure that is the Seminary Library. There is also a section to make a contribution to the Seminary and if you feel so inclined I would be personally grateful. Supporting our Jewish future by supporting the Jewish Theological Seminary is truly a gift that keeps on giving.

Rabbi Jason Miller

OUR Jewish Theological Seminary

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In Memoriam...

Our synagogue family mourns the loss of:

Shirley Yaffe, Sister of Bernice Katz

Gertrude Perlmutter, Mother of David

(Debbie) Perlmutter, Eta (Randy)

Auslander

Ruth Scheer, Mother of Fred Mahler and

Andy Mahler

Jean Rich, Grandmother of Michael (Rena)

Leizerman

Jim Stefango, Son-in-law of Sherrie Zaft

May their memory be a blessing to

their

family and friends

Memorial Plaques L’Shana Tova - 5775

If you would like to order a Memorial Plaque, to be dedicated on Yom Kippur, you must place your order by August 27, 2014. Cost is $500 per plaque.

Call our office at (419) 517-8400 or email Michelle at mcarr@cbitoledo.org to place your order.

Dear B’nai Israel Congregants,

For many of us, one of the most important parts of the Services during the High Holy Days is the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur. It is at that time when we turn our thoughts to our Loved Ones who have left this earth. We use this meaningful time to reflect upon their lives, as well as the lives of all those who were members of our congregation, family and friends. In addition, we take the time to formally recognize the Martyrs of our people, most especially the Six Million who were murdered during the Holocaust. As part of this process, we print a more permanent Yizkor Book, which will contain the Yizkor Service, a list of those on the syna-gogue’s Memorial Plaques, and a memorial to the Six Million. Not only is this book substantial and permanent, but anyone who wishes will be able to take it home with him, for use during the year. I would urge everyone to take advantage of this opportunity, as a way of remembering those dearest to us, and at the same time, helping the congregation. An order form is printed below. The response last year was wonderful! I hope that you will join us this year. I look forward to greeting everyone during the High Holy Days.

If you wish to maintain your entry from last year, you need do nothing. The synagogue will bill you.

Shana Tova A Blessed Year,

Hazzan Ivor Lichterman

The Yizkor Book “In Remembrance”

The “IN REMEMBRANCE” section of the Yizkor book for 5775 includes a list of names submitted by our members and friends as personal memorials. A minimum contribution of $18.00 per memorial name, per donor is requested. Please return the form below along with your check by Wednesday August 27, 2014.

Names should be printed the way you wish them to appear in the program.

In Memory of: Remembered by:

1._______________________________________ 1. _______________________________________

2._______________________________________ 2. _______________________________________

3._______________________________________ 3. _______________________________________

4._______________________________________ 4.________________________________________

Make checks payable to: Congregation B’nai Israel. Discover, MasterCard and VISA accepted.

Cemetery Hours

Closed August 4 and 5 for Tisha B’Av.

Sunday through Thursday

6:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Friday 6:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m,

Closed Saturday

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WE HONOR OUR BAR MITZVAH

J����� D��

will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, August 9, 2014 – 13 Av, 5774

Jeremy Phillip Davis will be entering 8th grade at Timberstone Jr. High where he is an honor student and a Quiz Bowl team member. He loves sports and he has played ice hockey since he was 3½ years old, as well as baseball for many years. Jeremy is hoping to play hockey for Southview next year. His ultimate goal is to become a professional baseball player for the New York Yankees, playing shortstop like his idol Derek Jeter. Jeremy is involved with Kadima and he looks forward to USY.

Jeremy’s mitzvah project began two years ago when he became a volunteer with Gliding Stars, an adaptive skating program which enables people of various ages and physical challenges to learn to skate. He’s looking forward to another season on the ice beginning in September.

Jeremy would like to thank Cantor Lichterman for his endless efforts to help him reach his Bar Mitzvah day at Congregation B’nai Israel.

Jeremy will celebrate this day with many friends and family from near and far and he would like to especially thank his brothers, Adam

and Andy, for their endless hours of listening to his practice learning his prayers, his grandparents (Marty and Harriet Davis) for their

love and devotion, and his parents (Greg and Hope Davis) for schlepping him to all his activities and for their unconditional love.

מזל טוב

Kiddush Sponsors

June 3, 2014 David Diamond, Stu & Debbie Diamond In Honor of Phyllis Diamond’s Birthday

July 5, 2014 Jim & Kathy Sack

In Honor of the Their Daughter Adrienne’s Marriage to Andrew Gallagher

August 2, 2014 Eli & Fagie Benstein

In Honor of Eli’s Special Birthday

August 9, 2014 Greg & Hope Davis

In Honor of Jeremy’s Bar Mitzvah

SPONSOR A KIDDUSH If you enjoy sharing Shabbat with the congregation at our weekly Kiddush Luncheon, please consider SPONSORING A KIDDUSH to mark

special occasions or to honor or remember friends and family. Contributions made to the Hiddur Fund also help underwrite the kiddush on those occasions when there are no designated sponsors.

Cost to sponsor: Simple Kiddush is $300.00. Deluxe Kiddush is $375.00

Consider sharing the cost of a Kiddush with a friend or

family member.

Men’s Club is looking for 3-4 men from CBI to help move furniture from the boutique to the lounge for the Rummage Sale on Wednesday, September 3, 2014 at 9:00 a.m.

Contact the office for further details at (419) 517-8400.

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SSSISTERHOODISTERHOODISTERHOOD/S/S/SISTERHOODISTERHOODISTERHOOD 2.02.02.0

Phyllis Diamond Sisterhood Judaica Gift Shop

Visit our gift shop to see the many items including Kosher jewelry from Israel and a fabulous selection of glass mezuzot from former

Toledoan and glass artist Sandi Katz.

Shop early for the holidays.

HOURS: Wednesdays 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

SAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATE

Sisterhood Opening Meeting is on Sunday, September 28, 2014 at 10 a.m.

CBI Sisterhood Book Club

Raisins and Almonds By Kerry Greenwood

Phryne Fisher loves dancing, especially with gorgeous young Simon Abrahams. But Phryne’s contentment at the Jewish Young People’s Society Dance is cut short when Simon’s father asks her to investigate the strange death of a devout young student in Miss Sylvia Lee’s bookshop located in the Eastern Market.

August 26, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.

CBI Library

B'nai Israel Garden 2014

The garden committee would like to thank the staff, officers, and all congregants for their support.

The fun part of the gardening season is in full swing. Every time we go into the garden, we see new growth and fresh vegetables.

The Jewish Family service is thrilled with our contribution to the needy. It is a mitzvah that would not be happening without your support.

Thanks again ~ Marty Kaback, Chairperson

Congregant Helen

Michaels (Tamor) plan!ng

na!ve plants to help

beau!fy synagogue

grounds. Thank you,

Helen!

2014 RUMMAGE SALE

The Etz Chayim-B’nai Israel Sisterhood joint Rummage Sale is September 14–16 at Etz Chayim.

Your donations are critical to the success of this sale. Please drop off your clothes, toys, household items and boutique clothing on September 7, 8 and 9 at Etz Chayim from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Volunteers are needed for set up and sale days. Please

call Lil Perlman at (419) 841-6276 or Phyllis Wittenberg

(419) 841-2579 to volunteer your time.

Sisterhood to Start Sisterhood 2.0

The younger generation of CBI ladies is starting a branch of Sisterhood to bring together a strong, vibrant group of women, planning for the future and forming bonds of sisterhood, to make sure there will be a sisterhood in the years to come. It is called SISTERHOOD 2.0. The first meeting was held Sunday, July 20. Many great ideas for the future of this group were discussed:

• Baby baskets for newborns/families of congregants.

• Assistance in various ways for Bar/Bat Mitzvah families starting with Jeremy Davis’ on August 9th.

• Cooking and serving for the congregational Sukkot dinner coming up in October.

• We are in the process of planning an opening event in October based on the interests sent back from the replies of the questionnaire emailed out last month.

Everyone is welcome to participate in these activities. Anyone who would like more information, or would like to be added to the email/text list, can contact Cindy Robertson at cmurphy311@yahoo.com or 419-297-4815.

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TODAH RABAH…

⇒ HOPE DAVIS for Kiddush shopping these past several years. We deeply appreciate all her dedication and time spent away from her family.

⇒ MIRIAM BECKERMAN for her hard work on the delicious Tikkun dinner. Also for her volunteering to step in as the kitchen committee chairperson.

⇒ DEVORAH SHULAMIT for organizing the Interfaith Blood Drive and the visit by the Interfaith Council.

⇒ LOU STEINGROOT who is retiring after 10 years as bookkeeper for CBI.

AUGUST SPECIAL BIRTHDAYS

AUGUST SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES

50 Years 30th Leon & Ellie Williams

45 Years 24th Howard & Linda Moskowitz

8th Stephanie & Joel Mahoney 15 Years

1st Eli Benstein

16th Ronald Wachsman

20th Zella Stahl

25th Tom Helberg

27th Kathryn Linver

2014 Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo Leadership Award Winners from B’nai Israel

High School Leadership Award

Sam Zack Dr. Louis Ravin Memorial Emerging Leader Eric Lauber

Harry Levison Young Leadership Award

Ian Katz Spirit of Jewish Family Service Award

Dick & Alix Greenblatt Silver Circle Leadership Award

Fagie Benstein, Paul Goldner, Joan Kripke

B'NAI ISRAEL IS ENHANCING ITS ARCHIVES AND NEEDS YOUR HELP As a lead-up to the 150th Anniversary of Congregation B'nai Israel in 2016, a team of dedicated volunteers, led by Cathy Sperling, has been working to locate, identify, and catalog materials into the Synagogue archives. They have found fragments of our history. Work is under way to preserve these important documents of our collective his-tory. Volunteers for this project include: Anne Bauer, Harriet Davis, Alix Greenblatt, Gail Kwait, Roanne Katzman, JoJo Markowicz, Lil Perlman, Ann Rosenberg, Arlene Russell, Sharon Stein, and Sherrie Zaft.

Now, it's your turn to get involved:

If you have any materials, such as photographs, newspaper articles, memorabilia including fliers, invitations, printed programs, among other items that pertain to the Synagogue, from any time in its history, and would like Cathy and her team to review them for inclusion in the Archives, please contact Cathy at sperlingcathy@gmail.com.

Examples of the types of items that could be valuable for the Archives include, but NOT limited to: Early 20th century payment records for synagogue seats Rabbinic sermons Photographs from a Bar/Bat Mitzvah party, wedding or other event held at the Synagogue Scrapbook from synagogue event(s) Audiotapes, videotapes, or digital recordings of synagogue events that you may have produced High Holiday guides, Yiskor lists, Religious school materials, Sisterhood, Men's Club and SOAP materials, USY/Kadima items, Purimspiel scripts

Items from former groups such as Couples Club, Minyanaires Group Meeting minutes/rosters from committees that you may have served on would also be valuable additions to the Archives

Materials will be duplicated and returned to you. You may also donate the original material, as well.

Welcome New Members

In Honor of the Greenspoon Family Reunion from Auslanders, Blumbergs, Greenblatts, Greenspoons, Kripkes, Kwaits, Levisons, Libers, Weinblatts, Wengrows, and related families.

B'nai Tzedek Funds to B’nai Israel from Josh Brody

B'nai Tzedek Funds to B’nai Israel from Emma Podolsky

United Way Employer Matched Donation from Stuart Brody

To B’nai Israel from Clara Rona

To B’nai Israel from B'nai Israel Sisterhood

IN APPRECIATION CBI GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR SYNAGOGUE:

Michael and Gabby Mallin and Family Kyle and Abby Schwartz and Family

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DAVID S. STONE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Kim Brody Religious School Principal KBRODY@CBITOLEDO.ORG

Sunday School

We are looking forward to the first day of Religious School on Sunday, September 7, 2014. Many exciting activities are planned to enhance the school year including collaborative programming with the students from Shomer Emunim. Please return your registration forms for Religious school by September 1st. We are looking forward to a great year!

Torah Tot Class We are very pleased to offer a two year old class two times per month at

CBI from 9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

September and October dates: 9/7, 9/28, 10/12,

10/26 ***Torah Tots must by 21/2 by

September 8, 2014

Sunday, September 7 Wednesday, September 10 Sunday , September 14 Wednesday, September 17 Sunday, September 21 Wednesday, September 24, No Religious School Sunday, September 28 - Wednesday, October 1 Sunday, October 5 No RS Wednesday, October 8 -Sukkot Dinner Sunday, October 12 Wednesday, October 15 No Religious School Thursday, October 16 Simchat Torah Sunday, October 19 Wednesday, October 22 Sunday, October 26 8-10th serve lunch @Cherry Street Mission w/ Shomer Wednesday, October 29 Sunday, November 2- Wednesday, November 5 Sunday, November 9- Religious School- Community Book Fair Wednesday, November 12

Sunday, November 16- Global Day of Jewish Learning

Wednesday, November 19 Sunday, November 23 Wednesday, November 26- No RS Sunday, November 30- No RS Wednesday, December 3 Sunday, December 7 Wednesday, December 10 Sunday, December 14 Wednesday, December 17 Winter break- December 21-January 4 Wednesday, January 7 Sunday, January 11 Wednesday, January 14 Sunday, January 18- No RS Wednesday, January 21 Sunday, January 25 Wednesday, January 28 Sunday, February 1 Wednesday, February 4

Sunday, February 8 Wednesday, February 11 Sunday, February 15- No RS Wednesday, February 18 Sunday, February 22 Wednesday, February 25 Sunday, March 1 Wednesday, March 4- Purim Spiel ? Sunday, March 8 Wednesday, March 11 Sunday, March 15 Wednesday, March 18 Sunday, March 22 Wednesday, March 25 Sunday, March 29- RS and Model Seder Wednesday, April 1 No RS Sunday 4/5, Wednesday 4/8, and Sunday 4/12 Wednesday, April 15 Sunday, April 19 Wednesday, April 22 Sunday, April 26- NO RS- Glass City Marathon Wednesday, April 29 Saturday , May 2- Closing Religious school Shabbat Sunday, May 3- Confirmation and last Sunday

2014 - 2015 Calendar

Sylvia Musher-Eizenman

A photograph of the 1940 Sunday School First Grade Class was recently provided to the Congregation B'nai Israel Archives by former Sunday School teacher Ruth Steingroot and is featured here. Can you help identify any of the students in the picture? Are you one of them? Please let Cathy Sperling know (sperlingcathy@gmail.com). Photographs such as this may be just the tip of the iceberg. This is your opportunity to help B'nai Israel preserve our history.

LOOK WHAT TURNED UP IN FORMER TEACHER RUTH STEINGROOT'S CLOSET:

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DAVID S. STONE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL

2014-2015 REGISTRATION FORM

Child’s Full Name (PLEASE PRINT) Hebrew Name Grade (Fall 2014) DOB

1. ___________________________________________________ _____ ___________

2. ___________________________________________________ _____ ___________

3. ___________________________________________________ _____ ___________

4. ___________________________________________________ _____ ___________

Parents/Guardians: ____________________________________________________________________

Primary Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

(Street) (City) (State) (Zip)

Phone: _____________________ _____________________ ____________________

(home) (parent cell) (parent cell)

Email address: ________________________________________________________________________

Parents/Guardians: ____________________________________________________________________

Secondary Address: ___________________________________________________________________

Phone: _____________________ _____________________ ____________________

(home) (parent cell) (parent cell)

Email address: ________________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact: ________________________ ________________ ___________________

(Name) (Home phone number) (cell)

In order to better meet the needs of our students, please list any special information:

PLEASE INDICATE NAME OF CHILD:

Medical conditions: ___________________________________________________________________

Allergies: __________________________________________________________________________

Medications your child(ren) takes: ________________________________________________________

List any special needs/assistance: ________________________________________________________

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL

School Fee (Sunday): $ 250.00 School Fee (Wednesday): $ 450.00 Consecration Fee: $ 100.00 Confirmation Fee: $ 100.00 ***Torah Tot Fee: $ 100.00

Registration deadline: September 1, 2014

No child will be admitted to Religious School

without being properly registered

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If you wish to purchase a Lulav & Etrog, please call the office at (419) 517-8400 or email mcarr@cbitoledo.org by Monday, September 15, 2014

Price: $48 per set

When the Temple stood in Jerusalem, the Jewish people used lulav and etrog on the first day of Sukkot. Once the Temple was destroyed, the rabbis decreed that all Jews should wave the lulav and etrog all seven days as a remembrance of Temple days. ORDER YOURS NOW!

A CALL TO THE

BIMAH

WOULD YOU LIKE AN HONOR?

Please call the office at (419) 517-8400, or Howard Rosenbaum at (419) 517-3953, if you would like to be a reader or do an ark opening for the High Holy Days.

PLEASE LET

US KNOW…...

If you or someone you know is in the hospital or would

appreciate a visit at home from the Hazzan, please call

the shul office at 419-517-8400 or email Rhoda Miller at

rmiller@cbitoledo.org

PLEASE HELP BITUSY STOCK THE JFS FOOD BANK

BITUSY will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Jewish Family Service Food Bank. Stop by the Synagogue and pick up a paper grocery bag (or use your own). Bring your filled bag to B’nai Israel during the High Holidays.

CHESED COMMITTEE OF

CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL

Congregation B’nai Israel’s Chesed Committee assists our members, who have

no family support, by…

• Helping to prepare a meal when a member is seriously ill with short term

needs or a terminal illness

• Comforting you when your loved one is acutely ill in the hospital or

nursing home

• Assisting with contacting family and friends

• Providing support and guidance during and after the funeral and Shiva

• Ensuring a minyan at the cemetery as well as Shiva

• House-sitting during the funeral

• Helping prepare the meal, for the immediate family, following the funeral

We are looking for volunteers to be on the Chesed Committee who would be

willing to participate in these acts of Loving Kindness when a congregant may

need us, especially during a bereavement of a family member or when someone

is terminally ill. Please call us if you wish to participate in this very special

mitzvah. You can help make Chesed a successful and viable group if we have

enough volunteers.

Thank you,

Anne Bauer (419-517-3000) and Ann Rosenberg (419-882-1410)

Chesed co-chairmen

Please note that all requests for assistance should be initiated by calling the

CBI office and clergy for arrangements.

LOVING KINDNESS

NON-FOOD ITEMS NEEDED FOR THE JFS FOOD

PANTRY – We are in need of important items that individuals

require but cannot purchase with food stamps nor can we use

the Meijer gift cards for these items. Please help your

neighbors by donating paper towels, toilet paper, Kleenex, and

bar soap. Not all food pantries offer these items, but you can

help us meet the need. We welcome donations Monday-Friday

9am-4pm at JFS in the Sekach Building. All donations are

gratefully accepted. Thank you!

SIMCHA TREESIMCHA TREESIMCHA TREESIMCHA TREE

Leaves – $100.00 Donation Stones - $1000.00 Donation

The following leaves have recently been selected for inscription on our B’nai Israel Simcha Tree, The Tree of Life:

In Honor of Marjory Rusgo

From Her Loving Children and Grandchildren

In Honor of 70th Birthday Rhoda Miller

With Love, Robin, Megan, Morgan, Noah, Maris, Miranda

Get Ready for

Sukkot Build

Sukkah build will be Sunday,

September 28, at 10:00 a.m.

Please bring a wrench & a ratchet set.

* Rain date is Sunday, October 5, 2014.

JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER TOLEDOUPCOMING EVENTS YOUR CAMPAIGN GIFTS AT WORK

SUPPORTED BY

The Senior Adult Programs of the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo are supported in part through your campaign dollars and through a generous grant from the Jewish Senior Services Supporting Organization. All events are part of the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and occasionally take place at the various synagogues. Please note registration deadlines for all programs! To register for a Jewish Federation Senior Program, please call 419-724-0354 or email registration@JewishToledo.org.

To register for a Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo senior program, please call 419-724-0354or email registration@JewishToledo.org

Thursday, August 14Day trip to Sauder Village and Spangler Candy8:30 a.m. depart Federation Campus 6465 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania4:30 p.m. return$35 per person – includes transportation, entrance fees, lunch

Board the bus for a day back in history

and a sweet treat! We will travel to Sauder Village and take a step back in time and learn about the history of the village with time to walk around. Dine at The Barn for a homestyle cooked lunch and then off to the Spangler Candy Factory for a tour of the factory on the trolley and time to browse the museum and gift shop for some yummy treats!

Registration and payment are required by Friday, August 1.This trip has moderate walking/standing, and could include a few flights of stairs and/or uneven terrain.

* Complete information for all senior programs can be found in Toledo Jewish News.

Special Notice:Our trips are open to all seniors; reservations and payment are due at the time of the request to hold your space. We will accept reservations on a first-come

basis since space is limited. A waitlist will be formed as needed. No confirmations will be mailed; your credit card charge or cancelled check will serve as your confirmation. Please fill out an Emergency Contact Form if you will be traveling with us for the first time.

For questions about a program, please contact René Rusgo (419-724-0365; rene@JewishToledo.org) or Mary Lou Whittaker (419-531-2119; marylou@JewishToledo.org). Please note registration deadlines for all programs.

L king for some fun?oo

YOUNGADVENTURERS(Pre-K and Kindergarten)Craft DaySunday, September 71-2 p.m.Sekach BuildingCost: $5 (through September 2); $8 (after September 2)Join us for the start of a brand new program for girls and boys in Pre-K and Kindergarten. Children will be dropped off and must be potty trained. A nosh will be provided. RSVP would be appreciated to sherry@jewishtoledo.org or call 419-724-0386 by Tuesday, September 2. Walk-ins will be accepted.

COMING UPLook no further than

Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and the new Young Adventurers group for children in pre-K and Kindergarten!

Upcoming events will include crafts,

activities, food, fun and more!

Questions? Please contact Sherry Majewski at 419-724-0386 or

sherry@JewishToledo.org.

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Minimum Contributions are $10.00 Please note: More generous contributions will be indicated in the following ways:

* denotes B’nai Mitzvah-$13.00 ** denotes Chai-$18.00 *** denotes Silver-$25.00 **** denotes double Chai - $36 A box denotes Gold-$50.00 A double box denotes Platinum—$100 A bold box denotes Diamond—$100.00+

Shabbat Prayer Book $65.00 Etz Hayim Bible $100.00 Tree of Life Leaf $100.00 Tree of Life Stone $1000.00 Memorial Plaque $500.00 REMEMBER B’NAI ISRAEL IN YOUR WILL

Contributions for June

150th ANNIVERSARY FUND

BOBBI & AMY ROSENBLOOM FUND

CAL & ART KATZ SANCTUARY FUND

CAMP RAMAH FUND

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

MARIAN & STANLEY OBERLIN FUND

YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mildred Oberlin

Lorrie Daube

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Howard W. Smith

Rich & Rene Rusgo, Zoe Yaffe, Ben Yaffe***

In Honor of the Birth of Your Grandson Dr. & Mrs Bill Treuhaft

Dick and Alix Greenblatt In Honor of Your 45th Anniversary Dr. & Mrs. Howard Rosenberg

Jeff & Anne Bauer*** Eli & Fagie Benstein***

In Honor of Your 60th Anniversary George & Maureen Glasser

Dave and Lil Perlman In Honor of Your Anniversary Jeff & Anne Bauer

Eli & Fagie Benstein*** In Honor of Your Presidency Jeff Bauer

Inge Horowitz***

In Honor of Your Special Birthday Joan Katz

Eli & Fagie Benstein***

In Honor of Your Special Birthday Joan Katz

Inge Horowitz

Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Leon Williams

Inge Horowitz* In Honor of Your Grandson’s Bar Mitzvah Harvey & Louise Weinman

Dick & Alix Greenblatt

In Honor of Your Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah Nate & Nancy Danziger

Dr. & Mrs. Cary Kart Dick & Alix Greenblatt

In Appreciation for Designing New Member Packets Paul Causman

Anne Bauer, Ann Rosenberg, Fran Weinblatt**

In Honor of Your Birthday Phyllis Diamond

Inge Horowitz* Dave & Lil Perlman Marilyn J. Reinstein

In Honor of Your Special Birthday Rhoda Miller

Eli & Fagie Benstein** In Honor of Your Bat Mitzvah Anniversary Sharon Rappaport

Eli & Fagie Benstein** Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Sharon Stein

Inge Horowitz* In Honor of Your 45th Anniversary Steve & Cathy Sperling

Mark & Sue Weinberg In Memory of Your Beloved Mother, Ruth Mahler Scheer

Steve & Cathy Sperling In Memory of Your Beloved Brother, David Sherman to William Sherman

Jerry & Arlene Russell YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Beloved Father & Grandfather Sanford Silverman

Kevin & Faylayn Liber and Family**

In Memory of Your Beloved Sister Shirley Yaffe to Bernice Katz

Irwin Rosenbloom & Rochelle Russell

In Memory of Your Beloved Sister, Shirley Yaffe, to Bernice Katz

David & Joan Katz

Jim & Arlene Rose***

Marjory Rusgo*

Harry Schulman

Bob & Jan Weaver

Rick & Nancy Zerner**

In Memory of Your Beloved Mother, Shirley Yaffe to Deane Schall

Nancy Katz**

Rick & Nancy Zerner**

In Memory of Your Beloved Mother, Shirley Yaffe to Michael Yaffe

Nancy Katz**

Rick & Nancy Zerner**

In Honor of Your 70th Anniversary Leo & Marian Goldner

David & Joan Katz***

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Beloved Parents Rose & William Hirsch

Sherrie Zaft***

YAHRZEIT – In Loving Memory of

Reuben Wolkoff Lillian Becker***

In Memory of Your Beloved Sister, Shirley Yaffe to Bernice Katz

Saundra Yaffe* In Memory of Harold Scheer Corrine Adler

Arlene Brookenthal

In Honor of Your Bar Mitzvah Anniversary, Erwin Katz

Jon & Arleen Levine**

In Appreciation Hazzan Ivor Lichterman

Howard & Ann Rosenberg

In Honor of Your Special Anniversary Howard & Ann Rosenberg

Jerry& Arlene Russell

In Honor of Your Birthday Phyllis Diamond

Ira & Marlene Weisman**

In Appreciation Hazzan Ivor Lichterman

Fanny Gudelman, Nate & Rina Segall and Family, Barry & Debbi Gudelman and Family

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Harry Katz

Jack & Angela Katz*** YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Mindel Kusnir

Fanny Gudelman

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Norman Gudelman

Fanny Gudelman, Nate & Rina Segall and Family, Barry & Debbi Gudelman and Family

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HARRIS/WILLIAMS FUND

YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Freida Williams

Ron & Paula Creed

YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Freida Williams

Ralph and Diane Williams

YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Wilfred Williams

Ron & Paula Creed

Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery

Leon Williams

Sheldon & Elaine Singal***

HIDDUR/KIDDUSH FUND

In Memory of Your Beloved Mother Ruth Mahler Scheer to The Mahler Family

Mel & Donna Rukin

In Honor of CBI Board Members Howard & Ann Rosenberg

In Loving Memory of Anita Beckerman Miriam Beckerman

Esther Kezur

In Memory of Your Beloved Sister Shirley Yaffe to Bernice Katz Eli Abramson & Nora Romanoff*

Arlynne Gold** Jerry & Arlene Russell

In Honor of Your Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Erwin Katz

Richard & Naomi Baron

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Fanny Tenzer

Rena Mikhlin**

In Honor of Your Board Member of the Year Award Fran Weinblatt

Chuck & Sandy Traugott

In Honor of Your 45th Anniversary Howard & Ann Rosenberg

Curt & Karen Posner Chuck & Sandy Traugott David & Diane Treuhaft

Mark & Sue Weinberg Bob & Lynne Wengrow

In Honor of Your Anniversary Jeff & Anne Bauer

Inge Horowitz** Arnie & Marlene Remer**

Bob & Gayle Retske Howard & Ann Rosenberg***

Ira & Kathy Steingroot Chuck & Sandy Traugott David & Diane Treuhaft Bob & Lynne Wengrow

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Thelma Meyer

Marc & Paula Meyer

In Honor of Your Presidency Jeff Bauer

Jerry & Joan Glassberg Mark & Sue Weinberg

Bob & Lynne Wengrow

In Appreciation Jerry & Arlene Russell

Sabine Siegman Handel***

In Honor of Your Special Birthday Joan Katz

Eli Abramson & Nora Romanoff***

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Libbie Zankel

Esther Kezur

Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Lois Levison

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lipsyzc

In Honor of Mother and Congregant of the Year Luann Garber

Amy Garber

Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Marty Davis

Jerry & Arlene Russell

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Max Sherman

Barry & Esther Sherman

In Honor of Your Special Birthday Mickey Sokobin

Eli Abramson & Nora Romanoff***

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Peter Traugott

Chuck & Sandy Traugott In Honor of Your Birthday Phyllis Diamond

Shirley Gerber Arnie & Marlene Remer

In Appreciation of Your Hospital Visit Rabbi Alan Sokobin

Susan Hirsch* In Honor of Your Special Birthday Rhoda Miller

Howard & Ann Rosenberg*** Jerry & Arlene Russell

In Honor of Your Bat Mitzvah Anniversary Sharon Rappaport

Howard & Ann Rosenberg*** Best Wishes Sharon Rappaport & Stan Joehlin

Jerry & Arlene Russell Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Sharon Stein

Chuck & Sandy Traugott

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Sylvia Nesenman

Marc & Paul Meyer In Memory of Your Mother, Ruth Mahler Scheer to The Mahler Family

Jeff & Judy Cohen***

In Honor of Your Award as Congregant Of the Year Luann Garber

Chuck & Sandy Traugott

MARILYN DEVENOW BUILDING BEAUTIFICATION FUND

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Jack Lane Vivian & Paul Grossman,

Bill & Jill Lane*** In Appreciation Jerry Russell

Richard Schroeder In Appreciation to Leah Connor

Richard Schroeder Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery Leon Williams

Ron & Paula Creed*** In Memory of Your Husband, Bernie Mrs. Estelle Shuer

Barbara Fisher

MICHAEL & RENEE QUIROGA FUND

Mazel Tov on your Special Anniversary Leo & Marian Goldner

Bill & Betty Quiroga

YAHRZEIT In Memory of Max Newmark Jerold & Ruth Gold**

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND

In Memory of Your Beloved Sister, Shirley Yaffe Bernice Katz

Richard & Phyllis Bernstein

In Honor of Your Special Anniversary Dr. & Mrs. Cary Kart

Lee & Gail Kwait**

In Honor of Your Presidency Jeff Bauer

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Levin**

YAHRZEIT In Memory of Joan Mangold David, Dena, Shayna, Sam and Dahlia Zack

In Honor of Your Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah Nate & Nancy Danziger

Harvey & Diane Wolff**

SHERWIN & NAOMI KRIPKE ISRAEL PROGRAM FUND

In Honor of Your Special Anniversary Howard & Ann Rosenberg

Charles & Fran Weinblatt In Honor of Your Induction into the National Honor Society-Josh Brody

Dr. & Mrs. Cary Kart In Honor of Your Special Anniversary Steve & Cathy Sperling

Rhoda Miller* In Honor of Your Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah-Nate & Nancy Danziger

Stan & Karen Zupnick**

YAHRZEIT In Loving Memory of Beloved Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather & Great-Great Grandfather Boris Brauer

Eleanor Golding, Marla & Rick Osgood and Family, Cindy & Howard Feldstein and

Family, Mark Feldstein and Family In Honor of Your Special Birthday Rhoda Miller

Lee & Gail Kwait In Memory of Marcia Liber

Jim Kujawa and Family

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IMPORTANT LIBRARY INFORMATION

We have changed our link for the library to be more user-friendly.

The new link is: www.librarything.com/catalog/

bnaiisraelsylvania

SAM SCHWARTZ MINYAN FUND

Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery

Leon Williams

Bill & Helene Sherman** YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Morris Sherman

Bill & Lillian Sherman** YAHRZEIT IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Tillie Sherman

Bill & Lillian Sherman**

AUGUST YAHRZEITS August 1, 2014 Av 5 Naomi Kripke

August 2, 2014 Av 6 Abe Rusgo, Bela Lipszyc, Cantor Jakub Lichterman, Edna Haack, Isador Skaletzky, Louis Teitlebaum, Nettie B. Mendelson, Sadie Malkin Reed

August 3, 2014 Av 7 Abraham J. Walkin

August 4, 2014 Av 8 Albert Julius, Anne Horowitz, Celia Goodman, Fannie Barry, Samuel Arnovitz

August 5, 2014 Av 9 Helen Goldfarb, Rachel Shuer, Rhoda Ruddie, Sarah Rosenblatt

August 6, 2014 Av 10 Annie Edelstein, Marvin Drube, Samuel Millsberg, Sarah Gallis

August 7, 2014 Av 11 Jacob Lacker, Milton Yuro, Tillie Schwartz

August 8, 2014 Av 12 Abe Wilk, Adele Striker, Bertha Zendel, Lilyan Gould

August 9, 2014 Av 13 Maurice Zanville, Morris Swartz, Sadie Lieberman

August 10, 2014 Av 14 Ben Chasin, Fanny Skaletzky, Helen Fink Burke, Lillian Berkman, Robert Wachsman

August 11, 2014 Av 15 Benjamin Swolsky, Eunice Freedman

August 12, 2014 Av 16 Bessie Weinstein

August 13, 2014 Av 17 Helen Lesky, Hyla Taplinger, Judith Katz, Jule Rusitzky, Leon Becker

August 14, 2014 Av 18 Charlotte Leibovitz, Idah Fine, Renee Quiroga, Tan Wengrow

August 15, 2014 Av 19 Hesel Cuznir, Julie Lazar, Rebecca Kaplan, Shirley Liber

August 16, 2014 Av 20 Dr. H. Neil Karp, Max Sattinger

August 17, 2014 Av 21 Esther Miller, Herman Goldner

August 18, 2014 Av 22 Betty Smith, Eve Friedman, Gayle Kaback, Harry Garfinkel, Harry Petler, Julius Rosenfeld

August 19, 2014 Av 23 Barney Jacobs, Joseph Friedman, Joseph Strassner, Victor Alzfan

August 20, 2014 Av 24 Anne Walker, Jerome H. Fink, Richard Zanville, Rose Hamerman, Seymour Greenspoon

August 21, 2014 Av 25 David Kerper, Ida Cohen, Sada Loebelson

August 22, 2014 Av 26 Barry Shenofsky, William T. Unger

August 23, 2014 Av 27 Anna Mainwold, Bessie Graf Rosenbloom, Max Katz, Minnie Remer, Sadie Bustow

August 24, 2014 Av 28 Aaron Levison, Andrew Winter, Anna Phillips, David A. Fettman, Joseph Chasin, Morris Karp, Samuel Laderman

August 25, 2014 Av 29 Elsie Siegman, Goldie Sakheim, Leona Davis Soldinger, Rebecca Gittel Kasle

August 26, 2014 Av 30 Elizabeth Held, Julius Walker, Lily E. Baron, Max L. Cohen,

August 27, 2014 Elul 1 Boris Brauer, Goldie Swartz, Sadye Boss

August 28, 2014 Elul 2 Linwood Miller Jr., Morris Palman, Ruth Zimmerman

August 29, 2014 Elul 3 David Friedman, Ira Goldstein, Zelda Batchko

August 30, 2014 Elul 4 Henrietta Rosenberg, Ida Rosenbaum, Rachel Wajskol, Roza Stahl

August 31, 2014 Elul 5 Sarah Cooperman

TORAH FUND CONTRIBUTIONS

In Memory of Al Berland

Arthur & Marcia Friedman

In Memory of Muriel Oratz, NY

Arthur & Marcia Friedman

In Memory of Gertrude Perlmutter

Marvin & Peggy Damrauer Phyllis Diamond

Arthur & Marcia Friedman

In Memory of Jean Rich

Phyllis Diamond Arthur & Marcia Friedman

In Memory of Harold Scheer, FL

Arnie & Marlene Remer Phyllis Diamond

Shirley Tochtermann Dave & Lil Perlman

In Memory of James E. Stefango

Betty Benjamin Elaine Hershman Evelyn Auslanter Phyllis Diamond

Shirley Tochtermann

In Memory of Shirley Yaffe

Harry & Leeta Nistel Phyllis Diamond

Shirley Tochtermann Jerry Feldstein & Corrine Adler

Elaine Hershman Sherrie Zaft Elsie Liber

Arnie & Marlene Remer Ira & Marlene Weisman

In Honor of Jeff & Anne Bauer - 44th Anniversary

Bill & Luann Garber Mavin & Peggy Damrauer

In Honor of Philip Markowicz - 90th Birthday

Bill & Luann Garber In Honor of Howard & Ann Rosenberg - 45th Anniversary & Haftorah

Bill & Luann Garber

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CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL BULLETIN 6525 Sylvania Ave Sylvania OH 43560

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage

PAID Sylvania, OH Permit No. 42

CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL STAFF

Ivor Lichterman ............................................................ Hazzan ilichterman@cbitoledo.org

Howard Rosenbaum ......................................Minyan Leader

Kim Brody ...................................... Religious School Principal kbrody@cbitoledo.org

Michelle Carr ..................................................... Administrator mcarr@cbitoledo.org

Rhoda Miller .................. Community Outreach Coordinator rmiller@cbitoledo.org

LeeAnn Henry ...................................................... Bookkeeper lhenry@cbitoledo.org

Rachel Noleff/Brynna Post .................... Co-Youth Directors bitusy419@gmail.com

Sharon Rappaport ......................................... Sisterhood Rep

Cindy Robertson ......................................Sisterhood 2.0 Rep

Bruce Post ....................................................... Men’s Club Rep

Sam Zack ...........................................................USY President

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President .................................................................. Jeff Bauer

Vice President of Administration ................ Alix Greenblatt

Vice President of Religious Affairs ............. Ellen Federman

Vice President of Youth Activities Michael Portnoy Secretary .................................................. Stephen Goldberg

Treasurer ......................................................... Chuck Traugott

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Stuart Brody, David Friedes, Marc Glasser, Jan Katz, Jill Kripke, Michael Leizerman, Bruce Post, Sharon Rappaport, Jerry Russell, Debbie Spangenthal, Fran Weinblatt Honorary Trustees: Phyllis Diamond, Howard Rosenbaum

www.cbitoledo.org

SAVE THESE DATES NEXT RUMMAGE SALE IS SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2014

No Sunday morning services until Sunday, September 7, 2014

August 4-5 Tisha B’Av

August 24 Board Retreat

August 26 Book Club

September 1 Office Closed for Labor Day

September 7 Sunday Morning Minyan Resumes

September 7-9 Rummage Sale Drop-Off

September 14-16 Rummage Sale

September 28 Sisterhood Opening Meeting

♦ September 20 Selicot ♦ September 24-26 Rosh Hashana ♦ October 3-4 Yom Kippur

♦ October 9-10 Sukkot ♦ October 16-17 Shmini Atzeret

High Holiday Schedule