The Park Avenue Synagogue Bulletin, June-August, 1993

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Park
Avenue
Synagogue
Bulletin
Volume XLV, No. 9 Sivan-Elul 5753 Summer, 1993
Tisha B’Av Will Be Observed
111th Annual Congregational Meeting And
At Service On July 26
Installation of Officers Thursday, May 20
From sundown, Monday, July 26th to sundown,
Tuesday, July 27th, Tisha B’Av (the ninth day Park Avenue Synagogue held its 111th annual Chairman.Les Agisim
of be month of Av) is observed by Jews meeting of the congregation on Thursday, May Co-Presidents.A1 Appel & Robert Becker
worldwide as a day of remembrance of the 20th at 7 P.M. Preceding the meeting, a buffet Senior Vice President.Dr. David Sekons
many tragic events in the Jewish historical past. supper to which the entire congregation was Vice Presidents .Josh Abelson,
At Park Avenue Synagogue, a special service in invited was served at 6 P.M. Mike Brenner, Milt Gelman,
observance of Tisha B’Av will take place on The Chairman of the Board, Nathaniel H. David Glassberg, Larry Kaufman
Monday evening, July 26th beginning at 8:30 Usdan, delivered the Annual Report and Rabbi Herb Nadler, David Parker
Treasurer . Steve Kesselman
P.M. At this time, the Minhah service will be David H. Lincoln installed into office the newly
Recording Secretary.Neal Kaplan
recited, followed by the Tisha B’Av service, elected Officers and Trustees of the congrega¬
Corresponding Secretary.Marty Levenson
and will be led by Rabbi Melissa F. Crespy and tion, as well as the officers of the various
Cantor David Lefkowitz, together with the “arms” of the synagogue. Cantor David Lefkow¬ Parents’ Association
synagogue choir. itz conducted the Memorial Service for those
Co-Presidents.Gail Gerard & Ellen Harrow
members of the congregation who passed away
Vomber mood of Tisha B’Av is reflected by Vice Presidents .Susan Beatus,
since last year’s annual meeting.
, liturgical poetry recited during the service; Maxine Dovere, Judy Katz, Rita Matthews,
and the beauty of the haunting kinot (dirges) is Installed into office where the following persons Jean Rosensaft
augmented through soul-stirring musical set¬ by organization: Treasurer. Laurie Harris
tings.
Officers of the Congregation Women’s Evening Group
In this service, the lights are dimmed, candles
Chairman of the Board.Alan Levine Co-Presidents.Eleanore Geringer,
are lit, and the events of the past are recalled
President.Robert P. Antler Evelyn Gelman
through readings in the Book of Lamentations,
Vice President .Eleanor Frommer Vice Presidents.Harriet Feiwel,
selections of appropriate poetry, and the singing
Vice President.Paul S. Schreiber Karen Frankel, Roseanne Lander,
of liturgical music.
Vice President.Leon I. Heller Sheila Miller, Lite Sabin,
Treasurer.Bernard Goldberg Joan Schefler, Mimi Sunkin
It’s Not Too Late Associate Treasurer.Joanne V. Davis Corresponding Secretary .Sandra Meron
To Reserve Your Place Secretary.David Parker Recording Secretary .Tina Newman
Treasurer. Helen Levine
Wednesday Evening, June 9 Trustees
Melamed Club . Susan Wasserman
Park Avenue Synagogue Dinner Also installed into office were the newly elected
Past President.Susan Heller
Trustees of the congregation. They are:
honoring Couples Club
Dorothy Denburg; Andrew Fier; Bernard Gold¬
Barrie Modlin
berg; Harrison J. Goldin; Dennis Karr; Joseph Co-Presidents ... Mordecai & Shiela Braunstein
Our Executive Director
Leff; Alan Levine; Paul S. Schreiber; Meyer Treasurers. Richard & Janet Samuels
on behalf of The Jewish Steinberg; Nathaniel H. Usdan; and Honorary Secretaries.Robert & Lucy Becker
Theological Seminary of America Trustee, A. Stanley Gluck.
Cocktails at 6 P.M. Dinner at 7 P.M. Sisterhood
Rabbi Lincoln Publishes Book
RSVP to Hollis Dorman at the Seminary President.Matilda G. Goldberg
678-8933 Vice Presidents.Lilyan Appell, We congratulate Rabbi David H. Lincoln
Ernestine Bernstein, Shevie Spero, on the publication of his translation of the
Dubins At Work Sally Stein book, The Jewish Ministry and Jewish
Treasurer.Clara Friedman National Autonomy in Ukraine. An offi¬
Vie 45 years ago, Harry Dubin, a past
Corresponding Secretaries.Frances Berger cial book party is being arranged for the
/(•man of the Board of Trustees of our and Ethel Kennan fall.
‘VCugregation, bought his adolescent son,
New Members Executive Board Sylvia Deutsch
Copies of this volume are available in the
Ronald, a 35mm camera as a gift. They used to
and Mildred Resnick
synagogue office. Please call Ms. Helene
spend Sunday mornings doing things together
Nominating Committee Chair Phyllis Cornell
Schneider, Rabbi Lincoln’s secretary, to
and one Sunday decided do some photography
Men’s Club order your copy. A check for $10.00
in Central Park. This was the beginning of a
should be made out to Park Avenue
year-long project photographing people en- Presidents Emeritus .Mai Eisenberg &
Synagogue.
(continued on page 3) Staniey Stern
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PARK AVENUE SYNAGOGUE
Schedule of Religious Services
Agudat Yeshanm
50 East 87 Street
Friday evening, June 4.6:15 P. M.
New York, N. Y. 10128
Committee For The Homeless & Community Outreach
Synagogue Office: 369-2600
Shabbat Service & Dinner
School before 9 a.m.: 831-8686
Saturday morning, June 5 .9:15 A.M.
Affiliated with the Jewish Theological
Havurah Service.9:15 A.M.
Seminary of America and the
Bat Mitzvah of Yipei Rebekah Chen-Josephson
United Synagogue of America
daughter of Marvin and Tina Josephson
Judah Nadich.Rabbi Emeritus
Friday evening, June 11 .6:15 P.M.
David H. Lincoln.Rabbi
Saturday morning, June 12.9:15 A.M.
Melissa F. Crespy.Assistant Rabbi
Saturday evening, June 12.6:00 P.M.
David Lefkowitz.Cantor
Bar Mitzvah of Elliot Gerard
Ira S. Bigeleisen.Assistant Cantor
son of Richard and Gail Gerard
Alan Levine.Chairman of Board
Robert P. Antler.President Friday evening, June 18.6:15 P. M.
Barrie Modlin.Executive Director Park Avenue Synagogue Singles Service & Oneg Shabbat.8:30 P.M.
Ann Eisenberg.Editor Saturday morning, June 19.9:15 A.M.
Plaza Memorial Chapel Havurah Service.9:15 A.M.
Funeral Directors Bar Mitzvah of Andrew Bronstein
son of Nancy Bronstein and Richard Bronstein
Sunday morning, June 20 .. 9:00 A.M.
From The Rabbi’s Desk
Bar Mitzvah of Matthew Blank
Should a Gentile wish to convert to Judaism son of Stephen Blank and Cassandra Joseph
today it is not very difficult. Certainly no Friday evening, June 25.6:15 P. M.
obstacle would be put in his or her way by the Saturday morning, June 26. 9:15 A.M.
civil authorities. Not so long ago, however,
Rabbi David H. Lincoln and Rabbi Melissa F. Crespy will preach and conduct the services
such an action could have meant the death
together with Cantor David Lefkowitz and Cantor Ira S. Bigeleisen and the synagogue choir,
penalty.
with Neil Robinson at the organ.
Count Potocki was a revered martyr whose life
Babysitting is available for children 2 to 5 years of age every Saturday morning from 9:15
and death was an inspiration, especially to the
A.M. to 12 Noon.
Jews of Vilna. According to the legend, he
studied in Paris as a young man and became
interested in Judaism. After some time in a
Catholic Seminary, he moved to Amsterdam Rabbi Nadich’s Article Appears turgical year when Yizkor is recited, during
and became a Jew. Returning to Lithuania, he services on Yom Kippur and the Festivals of
in Washington Paper
lived as an observant Jew, but was reported to Sukkot, Passover, and Shavuot.
the authorities. Refusing to recant, he was At the request of the editor of the Washington The publishing deadline for the Book of Re¬
burned at the stake on Shavuot, 1749. His Jewish News, Rabbi Judah Nadich wrote an membrance is a firm one. Therefore, avoid
remains were taken by a local Jew to the article entitled, “The American Army and the
disappointment. Return the card you will re¬
cemetery and buried. Apparently, a tree grew Jewish Survivors.” The article was published in
ceive in the mail promptly.
over the grave which became the site of vast the special Holocaust issue of the paper on April
pilgrimages. The tree was destroyed, but on a 22, published in connection with the opening of
Synagogue Summer Schedule
visit to Vilna some years ago I saw that the the United States Holocaust Museum in Wash¬
community had made a model tree over the ington. The article was based on Rabbi Nadich’s Religious Services: Friday evenings at 6:15
grave of this Ger Zedek (righteous proselyte). experiences as advisor on Jewish affairs to P.M.; Saturday mornings at 9:15 A.M.; Satur¬
General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Germany day evenings at 6 P.M.
Yet another brave convert of that period was an
after the capture of the German concentration
Englishman, Lord George Gordon, who lived Daily Minyanim: Sundays and Legal Holidays
camps in 1945.
from 1757 to 1793. He entered Parliament in at 9 A.M. and 5:45 P.M.; Mondays through
1774 and became famous as president of the Fridays at 7:15 A.M.; Mondays through Thurs¬
Book of Remembrance
United Protestant League. The “Gordon Riots” days at 5:45 P.M.
are a well known part of British history. These Publishing
Tisha B’Av Service: Monday evening, July
were instigated by him as a protest against
Deadline is June 30 26th at 8:30 P.M. Minhah Service, followed by
Catholic Civil Rights. Soon afterwards, he too
Tisha B’Av Service.
became interested in Judaism, and in spite of Park Avenue Synagogue publishes a Book of
being rejected by the London rabbinate, he Remembrance every year, for Yom Kippur, in Synagogue Office: Mondays through Thurs¬
converted either in another city or in Holland. which members of our congregation can list the days 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Fridays 9 A.M. to 3
He became exceedingly observant and, even names of their departed loved ones. The dead¬ P.M. j
when imprisoned for libels on the British and line for the inclusion of names to be listed is School Office: Mondays through Thursday* o
French governments, he insisted on maintaining Wednesday, June 30, 1993. A.M. to 5 P.M. Registration for all classes will
strict Kashrut. He refused to speak to any Jew Since there is no carryover of listings from one take place throughout the summer months.
not bearded and held regular Minyanim in
year to the next, the names of loved ones must
The Edmond de Rothschild Library: Closes
prison. He died in prison, the subject of exten¬
be re-submitted each year.
for the summer on June 10th. Books may be
sive mockery.
Names of the departed listed in the Book of returned to the receptionist’s desk. Library
— Rabbi David H. Lincoln
Remembrance are memorialized during the li¬ reopens on Monday, September 13th at 3 P.M.
Sivan-Elul 5753 Park Avenue Synagogue BULLETIN Page 3
Dubins At Work
Men’s Club Baseball Outing Appleman Chapel Now Exhibits
\mtinued from page 1)
Its New Lecturn Cover
Let the Men’s Club “take you out to the ball
game” at Yankee Stadium to see the N.Y.
gaged in some of the typical modes of earning a Dedicated to the memory of their son, the Rudy
Yankees play the Boston Red Sox on Monday
livelihood in New York City in the late 1940’s. family has donated a lecturn cover to be used in
evening, June 14th. The cost is $30 per ticket
To make the photos more personal and exciting the Appleman Chapel. Its inscription reads:
and will include round-trip bus transportation.
(although at times embarrassing), Harry Duhin “Presented by Edward and Edith Rudy in
The bus will leave from the synagogue (Madison
would persuade a prospective subject to loan memory of their son Lloyd (Lonnie) Rudy."
Avenue side) at 6:15 P.M., after the Minyan.
him his work uniform or signature “props."’
This lecture cover replaces the one made to
Thus, Ron Dubin photographed his father in all All members of the congregation, their relatives
honor World War II’s victory in Europe, which
sorts of get-ups and situations with unsuspecting and friends are invited. Since a limited number
was badly worn and has been retired to Park
bystanders — for example, as a hot dog vendor, of tickets are available, act quickly by sending
Avenue Synagogue’s archives.
a fireman, a Good-Humor man, and even as a your check, made payable to the Men’s Club, to
The new lecturn cover, inspired by the chapel's
street cleaner. the synagogue, in care of the Men’s Club.
Adolph Gottlieb windows, was designed by
Reservations will be taken on a first come, first
An exhibit of a dozen photos from their 40 print
artist Ita Aber, Park Avenue Synagogue’s ad¬
served basis. For additional information, please
album collection called “Dubin At Work’’ is
junct curator, to complement the Gottlieb win¬
contact Les Agisim at 371-3933.
being displayed now through September, 1993
dows.
at the Museum of the City of New York located
Men’s Club Members’
Ms. Aber-curator, art historian, and artist,
at Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street.
Closing Event Tuesday, June 29 represented by Noel Fine Arts in Bronxville,
Part of an exhibit entitled, “PRESENTS OF
N.Y. — is listed in Who’s Who in American Art
THE PAST: RECENT GIFTS TO THE MU¬ Come celebrate the 45 th anniversary of the
and Who’s Who in the East. She is also the
SEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,” the Men’s Club and toast the outgoing and incom¬
current curator for the Hebrew Home for the
museum calls “Dubin At Work” one of its most ing slates of officers at a closing dinner for
Aged in Riverdale and has received commis¬
imaginative acquisitions. Men’s Club members only to be held Tuesday
sions to execute synagogue textiles in the U. S.,
evening, June 29th. The dinner will take place
Harry is now retired and Ron is the chairman of Canada, Israel, and Chile.
at the Taam Hunam Restaurant (kosher Chi¬
Dubin Clark & Co., a private investment firm.
In addition, as an author, she has written The
nese), West 72nd Street (between Broadway
Plan to visit the Museum of the City of New Art of Judaic Needlework (published by Chas.
and West End) at 7:30 P.M. The cost is $30 per
York one Sunday this summer to see this exhibit Schribner & Sons) and a Textile Study Guide
person.
“■ aturing our prominent and respected member, (published by Indiana University) as well as
Make your reservations by calling Les Agisim
iry Dubin. contributed to many museum articles and cata¬
at 371-3933 and send your check, made payable
logues and publications on antiques and fine
Notes From the Edmond de to the Men’s Club, to the synagogue office,
arts.
attn. Men’s Club.
Rothschild Library
Make yourself a mental or written note to see
the new lecture cover in the Appleman Chapel
The Edmond de Rothschild library will be open A Message From Varda Hubara
next time you are in the synagogue for a Minyan
during the month of June on the following days
Educational Director
or some other reason.
and times:
- Thursday, June 3 — 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. The 1992-1993 academic year has been exceed¬
- Monday, June 7 — 9 A. M. to 12 Noon ingly productive. Curricula throughout the ele¬ Congratulations
- Tuesday, June 8 — 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. mentary school have been revised and new
The congregation offers a hearty Mazal Tov to:
- Wednesday, June 9 — 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. curricula initiated, programs have been ex¬
panded and new events have been introduced. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bennett, upon the birth of
The library will be closed for the summer after
An important aspect of these changes and their great granddaughter, Cara Bennett.
June 9th and will reopen on Monday, Septem¬
additions has been the increased involvement of
Carol and Elliot DeBear, upon the birth of their
ber 13th at 3 P.M.
parents with the programs.
daughter, Hannah Nicole, and to brother,
Please return all books by June 8th during the
“Yom Haatzmaut,” Israel Independence Day, Jesse, upon the birth of his sister.
above hours, except for summer loans due on
was celebrated by students’ participation in
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Milgrim, upon the
September 13th.
Israel study activities which included games,
— Susan Vogelstein, Librarian engagement of their son, Dr. Laurence
films, dancing, singing, art projects, the requi¬
Milgrim, to Ms. Drana Rosenberg.
WEG Wine Sale Proceeds site falafel and the traditional blue and white
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney D. Rosoff, upon the
cupcakes happily consumed by generations of
Donated To Worthy Causes marriage of their daughter, Nancy Beth, to
Park Avenue Synagogue students. It was sheer
Michael Morrow.
This year, the proceeds from the Women’s joy to see students so involved and excited.
Evening Group’s annual Passover Wine Sale Mimi Sunkin, upon the birth of her grand¬
Our teachers are enthused and invigorated by
have been donated to three very worthy pro¬ daughter, Marley Lauren Deuthman.
the growing range of programs. We are all
jects, to two within our synagogue — The
indebted to them for their extraordinary dedica¬
Committee For The Homeless & Community
tion and for maintaining the excellence of the
Outreach and the High School Food Pantry
school.
nWe liosten. We hnelp.
jand to one outside of our synagogue, to
Once again, a large range of elective courses
project Ezra for the Jewish elderly on the
was offered in the Judah Nadich High School.
Lower East Side.
Among the many excellent programs enjoyed k
A
WEG thanks all members of the congregation Call the
was an evening with Solomon Perel, the protag¬
Jewish Information
who supported the Passover Wine Sale and
onist of the recent film “Europa Europa.” And and Referral Service
looks forward to your continuing support next [phone]
two highly successful retreats contributed im¬
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Mrs. Charles Blanksteen, in memory of her father, Mr. Joseph Palevsky. in memory of his father.
Committee For The Homeless
Harry L. Levitan. Harry Palevsky.
& Community Outreach Mrs. Joseph Breindel, in memory of her mother, Mr. & Mrs. Morris Pamass, in honor of Ja^
Dina Weissenberg. Yadgaroff’s 80th birthday.
Friday Night Service & Dinner
Dr. & Mrs. M. Leon Canick, in honor of their new Mrs. Sylvia E. Press, in memory of her husband.
June 4 at 6:15 P.M. granddaughter, Lily Rae Spitz. Alexander J. Press.
Mrs. Nathan Chazen, in memory of her father, Mrs. Sheila Pruzansky, in memory of her father.
in honor of
Ignacz Friedman. Jakob Erlich.
The Interfaith Assembly
Mr. Perry Cohen, in memory of his mother, Betty Judge Simon H. Rifkind, in memory of his wife,
For The Homeless
Cohen. Adele Rifkind.
(Reservations through the synagogue office are Mr. Theodore Cohn, in memory of his mother, Hon. Irving M. Rosen, in memory of his father,
required. The cost is S25 per person; Bessie Cohn. Theodore S. Rosen.
S10 per child under 8 years of age.) Dr. Simon Dack, in honor of his special birthday. Mrs. Ruth Rosenberg, in memory of her father,
Mrs. Anne Duberstein, in honor of her birthday. Saul Finkelstein.
Mrs. Betty Emden, in honor of her birthday. Mrs. Ruth Rosenberg, in memory of her husband.
Condolences Mrs. Gertrude Fehl, in memory of her mother, Emanuel Rosenberg.
Rose Axel Mr. Henry Schneider, in honor of his birthday.
Park Avenue Synagogue extends heartfelt sym¬
Mrs. Bernard Feinberg, in memory of her mother, Mrs. Gertrinde Sheft, in memory of her husband,
pathy to the bereaved of our congregation and to
Frances Salovsky. Benjamin H. Sheft.
their families. To:
Mr. Emanuel M. Feinstone, in honor of his Mrs. Gertrude Sheft, in memory of her mother,
Mr. A. Joshua Balgley, upon the death of his birthday. Sarah Goldberg.
father, Morris Balgley. Mrs. Lillian Fuchs, in memory of her father, Mrs. Gertrude Sheft, in memory of her father,
Irving Glatter. Isidore Goldberg.
Mrs. Diane Belfer, upon the death of her
Mrs. Joseph Fuhrman, in memory of the Yahrzeits Major Max L. Shulman, in memory of his brother,
husband, Arthur Belfer.
of her parents, Abraham & Dora Cohn. Isidore Shulman.
Mrs. Florence Craven, upon the death of her Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gellman Mrs. Jaqueline Simmon, in honor of her birthday.
sister, Rose Lifflander. Mr. Harold Geringer, in memory of his mother, Mrs. Ida Snell, in honor of her birthday.
Betty Geringer. Mrs. Rose Spinner, in memory of her husband,
Contributions Brenda Goldman, in memory of her sister, Edith Ignacy Spinner.
Renee Paredes. Mrs. Sheila Tenenbuam, in memory of her brother,
Synagogue Offerings
Dr. & Mrs. James A. Goldman, in honor of their Moshe Schwartz.
(Before April 1)
wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Ray L. Treiger, in honor of th-*iT
Mr. Jay Vleeschhouwer, in memory of his father, Dr. & Mrs. James A. Goldman, in memory of birthdays.
Heiman Vleeschhouwer. their nephew, Howard Ira Joselow. Mrs. Barry Weiner, in memory of her moth^,,
Mr. Chaim Wachsberger, in memory of his father, Mr. & Mrs. Irving Goodstein, in honor of their Pari Rabbani.
Samuel Wachsberger. wedding anniversary. Mrs. Valerie Weiss
Marion L. Weil, in memory of Rhea Ruttenberg. Mr. Richard Guggenheimer, in memory of his Mrs. Ruth Wimpfheimer, in honor of her birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Wiesen, in honor of their mother, Florence Guggenheimer. Betty Wolpert, in honor of Mr. & Mrs. George M.
wedding anniversary and her birthday. Mrs. Leon I. Heller, in memory of her mother, Shapiro.
Mr. Jeremy Wiesen Bella Windt. Mrs. Harold Yassky, in memory of her father-in-
Steven & Joyce Wolitzer David Hurwitz, in memory of Mordekhai Ge- law, Morris Yassky.
Mr. Jack Yadgaroff, in memory of his father, birtig.
High School Food Pantry
Abraham Haim Yadgaroff. David Hurwitz, in memory of Henry Hurwitz, Jr.
Ms. Mollie Abrams
Mrs. Isidore Yavers, in memory of her father, Mrs. Armand Joffe, in memory of her mother,
Mr. Max Barandes
Harry Ebb. Elsa Wolf.
Dr. Harold Bemanke
Mrs. Henry J. Zacharias. in memory of her father, Mr. & Mrs. David Julie, in memory of Tobias and
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Chavkin, in memory of Paul
Arthur Zivy. Alice Julie.
Michaelson.
Arlyne & Jonathan Zeichner, in honor of their Mr. Abraham Katz, in memory of his father,
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Chavkin, in memory of Ruth
daughter Erica's Bat Mitzvah, and in honor of Alexander Katz.
Schnurmacher.
their son Joshua's reading the Torah at Erica’s Judy, Mel, Melissa & Jon Katz, in memory of
Fay Faytell, in honor of her granddaughter Marika's
Bat Mitzvah. Richard Feinberg.
birthday.
Synagogue Offerings Mrs. Helen Kaufman, in memory of her son,
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Gelman, in honor of their
(After April 1) Robert Howard Kaufman.
wedding anniversary.
Mr. Bernard Klein, in memory of his mother,
Mrs. Lilyan Appell, in honor of her birthday. Mrs. Isidor Hahn, in memory of her husband.
Sophie Klein.
Mr. Max Barandes, for Yizkor services. Isidor Hahn.
Mrs. Vivienne Koreto, in honor of her birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Mordechai Beizer Mrs. Isidor Hahn, in memory of her mother.
Mrs. Donna Kramer, in memory of her father,
Mrs. Philip Bernstein, in memory of her mother, Bertha Hausman, and her sister, Miriam
Lew A. Stricof.
Pearl Michael son. Sc hi oss.
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Leon, in memory of the
Maks Bimbach Nancy & Joel Hirschtritt, in honor of their daugh¬
Benjamin and Leon families.
ter Alexandra Certilman's Bat Mitzvah.
Dr. Ronald Linder, in memory of his father. Dr.
Judge & Mrs. Louis I Kaplan, in honor of Mr. &
Leon Linder.
Mrs. Nathaniel H. Usdan's new grandr
Mrs. Linda Mittelman, in memory of her mother,
JRene
Martha Yunis. Samuel Usdan.
Infant thru TEEN Minnie Mittenthal, in honor of Barrie Modlin, Dr. & Mrs. Samuel Katz
Mrs. Ethel M. Keenan
93rd St. Madison Avc. Jewish Theological Seminary honoree.
Upstairs Minnie Mittenthal, in honor of Lillian Bennet's Mr. & Mrs. Gershon Kekst
Specialize in PARTYdress milestone birthday. Mrs. Benjamin Levitt, in honor of her husband's
Alan & Janet Moss, in memory of Hugo Feingold. birthday.
369-8063
Mrs. Glori Palevsky, in memory of her mother. Mrs. Pearl Levy
Sarah Grossman.
(continued on page 6)
Sivan-Elul 5753 Park Avenue Synagogue BULLETIN Page 5
CALENDAR OF EVENTS for JUNE, 1993
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Candle Lighting Times
in July and August
9:15 A M.
Shabbat Service
July 2. .8:11 P.M. 6:15 P.M.
Havurah Service
Friday Night Service
July 9. .8:09 P.M.
Committee For
July 16. .8:05 P.M. 1 P.M. The Homeless Bat Mitzah of
July 23. .8:00 P.M. Retirees Group & Community Outreach Yipei Rebekah
Service & Dinner Chen-Josephson
July 30. .7:54 P.M.
August 6. .7:46 P.M. Light Candles 6P.M.
8:03 P.M. Afternoon & Evening
August 13. .7:37 P.M. Service & Study
August 20. .7:27 P.M.
August 27. .7:17 P.M.
8 10 11 12
12 Noon
Sisterhood Board Meeting
9 A.M. 9:15 A.M.
I P.M. Jewish Family/Child 6:15 P.M. Shabbat Service
Retirees Group Workshop
Friday Night Service
7:15 P.M. 6P.M.
WEG Board Meeting 7:30 P.M. 6P.M. Bar Mitzah of
Light Candles Elliot Gerard
PAS Support Group Seminary Dinner
8:07 P.M. Afternoon & Evening
Service & Study
8 P.M.
Men's Club Board Meeting
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
9:15 A M.
6:15 P.M. Shabbat Service
Friday Night Service Havurah Service
8P.M.
Couples Club I P.M. 7:15 P.M.
Board Meeting Retirees Group Melamed Club 8:30 P.M. Bar Mitzah of
PASSingles Service & Andrew Bronstein
Oneg Shabbat
6P.M.
Light Candles Afternoon & Evening
8:10 P.M. Service & Study
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
9:15 A.M.
6:15 P.M.
9 A M. Shabbat Service
Bar Mitzah of I P.M. Friday Night Service
Matthew Blank Retirees Group
6P.M.
Light Candles
Afternoon & Evening
8:11 P.M.
Service & Study
27 28 29 30
REMEMBER THE THE EDMOND
DAILY MINYANIM DE ROTHSCHILD
LIBRARY
Monday - Friday
1 P.M. at 7:15 A.M. Will be closed
Retirees Group
Sundays and Legal Holidays for the summer
at 9 A.M. on June 10
Sunday -Thursday
Will reopen on
at 5:45 P.M.
Monday, Sept. 13
Saturday at 6:00 P.M. at 3 P.M.
Page 6 Park Avenue Synagogue BULLETIN Summer, 1993
Contributions Mr. & Mrs. Menachem Rosensaft mother, GussieEmpel.
Ms. Ruth Rothseid
(continued from page 4) Scholarship Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Howard Tiszenkel
Mrs. Sheila Miller, in memory of her father, Judge & Mrs. Harold Tompkins Mrs. Helen L. Krochmal, in honor of Sonya anu
Abraham Maurice Baker. Mrs. Miriam Wallerstein Jennifer Rhodes.
Mrs. Lettie Osserman Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Wimpfheimer Welfare Fund
Mr. Robert Price, in honor of Leo Farbman. Prayer Book Fund
Mrs. Ita Aber
Mrs. Jack B. Raticoff in memory of Jack B.
Doris Moss, in memory of Howard Fremont. Dorothy & Larry Amsten. in honor of Freda
Raticoff and Abraham & Dora Cohn.
Judge & Mrs. Harold Tompkins, in memory of the Leiter’s 90th birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Menachem Rosensaft, to commemo¬
mother of Herbert Rubin Esq. Mrs. Renee Ascher, in memory of her mother,
rate the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
Susan Wasserman, for her Aliyah on Shabbat Betty Adler.
Shereen & Howard Rutman, in honor of their
Hahodesh. Mrs. Belle Baier, in memory of her husband,
wedding anniversary.
Susan Wasserman, in honor of her Aliyah on Hyman Baier.
Mr. & Mrs. David Small
Passover. Blanche & Sam Barish, in honor of Suzanne &
Margot Steinberg, in honor of the B’not Mitzvah
Richard Guggenheimer.
of Lauren and Ashley Antler, daughters of Mr. Rita & Alfred L. Rand Fund For Teachers’
Mrs. Clara Hammel, in honor of her birthday.
& Mrs. Robert P. Antler. Benefits
Dr. & Mrs. Samuel Katz, in memory of their
The Passover Fund 1993 Mrs. Hannah P. Mallin, in memory of her hus¬ loved ones.
(Additional names since the May issue) band, Edward J. Mallin. Mrs. Freda P. Leiter, in honor of her 90th
Mrs. Arlene Orenstein, in memory of her father, birthday.
Mrs. Belle Baier
Julius Newman. Mr. & Mrs. Menachem Rosensaft, in honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Cohen
Mr. Sergio Rubinstein, in honor of his birthday. Rabbi David H. Lincoln.
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph W Eichenbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Mark I. Finkelstein James P. Robbins Fund Evalyn Yudkoff Memorial Lecture Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Gelman
Mrs. Barbara Robbins, in honor of Mr. Robbin’s Dr. Irving Yudkoff, in honor of his birthday.
Mr.s. Charlotte Goldklang
birthday. (Name not listed here will appear in the next
Dr. & Mrs. James A. Goldman
issue.)
Rothenberg Ramah Fund
Dr. & Ms. Arthur Gurevitch
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Haber Mrs. Lillian Bennet, in honor of her milestone
During the summer months, please
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Katz birthday.
think about the Daily Minyanim!
Mr. Norman Klein Sylvia & Arthur Fine, in honor of Lillian Bennet’s
Cantor & Mrs. David Lefkowitz milestone birthday. They need you!
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosen Mrs. Murray Rothenberg, in memory of her )
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