Beth Tfiloh BULLETIN - June 2014 by Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School & Congregation

Beth Tfiloh Inaugural Dahan Lecture: A Night to Remember Over 1,200 people came out to pay tribute to the memory of Haron Dahan, and to hear noted columnist and commentator, Dr. Charles Krauthammer, speak about the pressing political issues of our time, both domestic and international. It was a most informative and entertaining evening, including opening and closing remarks by Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg and Mrs. Zipora Schorr, and a Yom HaZikaron tribute by Hazzan Avi Albrecht.

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TOP: Dr. Charles Krauthammer and Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg MIDDLE: Mrs. Zipora Schorr introduced the program, which included the prayer for Israel, sung by Hazzan Avi Albrecht. BOTTOM: Mira and Nick Dahan and their children were present to honor the memory of our school’s founder, Mr. Haron Dahan.

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BETH TFILOH & BETH JACOB CEMETERIES Our two cemeteries provide an eternal resting place of beauty and dignity. NOTICE OF PRICE INCREASE Effective November 1, 2014, there will be an increase in the price of cemetery plots and perpetual care. Before November 1: Member rates - $575 per Lot • $325 for Perpetual Care Non-Member rates - $725 Per Lot • $400 for Perpetual Care

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After November 1: Member rates - $600 per Lot • $400 for Perpetual Care Non-Member rates - $800 Per Lot • $450 for Perpetual Care

For more information, contact Wendy Farley at 410-413-2241.

New Members ohtcv ohfurc We welcome Avram and Michon Zysman and their children, Shoshana, Eliora, and Jacob, as new members of Beth Tfiloh. Avram is an attorney and Michon is a tech writer and paralegal for Zysman Law Firm, P.C. Shoshana is in 6th grade, Eliora is in 4th grade and Jacob is in the 2 year-old program at Beth Tfiloh.

Camp News Summer is right around the corner and soon your children will finish school and be home all day. Give them have an amazing summer by registering for Beth Tfiloh Camps! For campers as young as 2 and as old as 15, Beth Tfiloh Camps offers a wide variety of program options to suit all ages and interests. Love climbing and outdoor skills? We have a camp for that. Budding thespian? We have a camp for that. Camp starts on June 23, but you can still register anytime, even after the summer begins. Give your child a summer camp experience that will stay with them for a lifetime. Register for Beth Tfiloh Camps. Phone 410.517.3451 or visit btcamps.org.

Brotherhood News

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July 20 game time 4:05 pm

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Sisterhood News

Development News

Last Chance for Snowed-Out Film: It is not too late to see the twice-cancelled comedy film Dorfman in Love at the Closing Sisterhood Meeting, Monday, June 9, at 7:30 pm. The film will be shown in the Epstein Chapel, with a dessert reception to follow. This presentation is free and open to the public with a reservation. Call Marcia Leavey, 410-484-1102 or 410-591-2229 (but walk-ins will not be turned away).

Samuel S. Kahan: A Mezuzah for a Mentsch

Gift Shop: Summer is nearly here, bringing special sales and discounts on much of the inventory. In our Shabbat handouts, we will announce several Gift Shop Super Sundays, with extended hours of sale from 10 am to 2 pm.

A native of Wilkes-Barre, PA, Mr. Kahan, who passed away in 2009, grew up in a very observant household. “People used to call him ‘rebbe’,” smiles his wife of 54 years, Ann. “His identity was strongly Jewish.” Tutored in Jewish studies by his father, his spiritual life as a Jew was the guiding force in Sam’s life.

Save the Date: We had such a good time at last year’s bingo event that Sisterhood has decided to host an encore night on Saturday evening, November 22, 2014. A big incentive to come is lots of useful, pretty, and cash prizes. Details to follow later in the year. Dor v’Dor: When a “younger” Beth Tfiloh member joins Sisterhood, the current members feel rejuvenated. Your presence will make an outstanding contribution to the continuation of Sisterhood’s good works. If you haven’t yet taken advantage of the special rates, please consider joining. SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP Phone: 410-413-2227 www.bethtfiloh.com/giftshop Sun: 10 am-1 pm Mon-Thurs: 1-4 pm 410-585-1045 410-580-2039

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The two built a warm, loving home for daughters Ellen, Debbie and Judy. Sam modeled his commitment to the Jewish community by serving as the secretary of the The Associated’s Executive Committee, and later as the Annual Campaign Chair in 2003, where he helped raise approximately $30 million. His other Jewish com-

“He loved the services here,” reflects Ann. “This is where he felt the most spiritual.” To commemorate his love of Beth Tfiloh, Ann’s gift to Beth Tfiloh’s Chazak Campaign was marked with a mezuzah dedicated in Sam’s honor. Why a mezuzah? “Sam kissed every mezuzah he ever passed!” says Ann. The mezuzah hangs on the entrance to the Synagogue lobby, waiting to greet all those who enter to daven, and serving as a reminder of Sam’s enduring legacy. “Sam was a true mentsch who loved being a part of our Congregation,” shares Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg. “He was a strong advocate of Jewish education and is still truly missed and fondly remembered. The mezuzah dedicated by his wife, Ann, is a fitting memorial to a most memorable person.” For more information about the Chazak Campaign, visit www.bethtfiloh.com/chazak or contact Mandi Miller, Director of Development, at 410-413-2399 or mmiller@btfiloh.org.

Generation to Generation

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Charlene Schimberg

After relocating to Baltimore to work in a retail business, he joined K. Hettleman and Sons, a metal company, owned by Ann’s family, subsequent to their marriage in 1954. When the business was sold in 1968, Sam founded Ansam Metals, a processor and merchant of nonferrous metals.

But one of his greatest loves was Beth Tfiloh.

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Samuel S. Kahan was a beloved member of the Baltimore community – a respected entrepreneur, a Jewish communal leader, a Samuel S. Kahan z’l philanthropist, but most importantly, a family man.

munal leadership roles include serving on the Boards of Sinai Hospital, Jewish Vocational Service, the Jewish Community Center and former Jewish College Services.

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Beth Tfiloh Sisterhood celebrated Mother’s Day by announcing a membership promotion for Sisterhood members to enroll their daughters, daughters-in-law, nieces or best friends for a year’s membership of $25. Any Sisterhood member enrolling three new members for 2014-2015 will receive a gift. This membership promotion ends June 30, 2014. Please mark your check with this Dor v’dor promotion, payable to Beth Tfiloh Sisterhood and to the attention of Sonia Maltinsky.

Thank you for supporting Sisterhood programs.

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SHAVUOT at BT

The Commandments JUNE 3-5, 2014 Bring your entire family and join us for an inspiring Yom Tov celebrating the receiving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. Tuesday Evening, June 3: Tikun Leil Shavuot: Usher in Shavuot with a traditional night of learning. RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG: “The Commandments: Which are the Most Important?” 7:30 pm / Epstein Chapel CHILDREN’S TORAH STUDY WITH RABBI POSNER 7:30 pm / Tuvin Library MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel RABBI JONATHAN GROSS: “Noach: The Book, The Movie, and the Seven Noahide Laws” 8:30 pm / Epstein Chapel

Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg

MAARIV - 9 pm / Epstein Chapel SHAVUOT DAIRY DINNER (register at bethtfiloh.com/shavuot) 9:20 pm / Auditorium RABBI CHAI POSNER: “Mitzvah: Good Deed or Commandment” 10:30 pm / Epstein Chapel

Wednesday, June 4: 1st Day of Shavuot SHACHARIT - 9 am / Combined Service in Sanctuary Installation of Officers • Congregational Kiddush TEEN MINYAN Lunch & Learn with Rabbi Gross MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel

Children’s Services - Both Days

Rabbi Chai Posner

Teen Minyan - 9:32 am Middle School Minyan - 10 am Kid Cong - 10 am Babysitting - 10 am PS Cookie Minyan - 10:45 am

MAARIV - 8:40 pm / Epstein Chapel Rabbi Jonathan Gross

Thursday, June 5: 2nd Day of Shavuot SHACHARIT 9 am / Dahan Sanctuary • 9:30 am / Epstein Chapel • Yizkor Service FAMILY LUNCH & LEARN: “The Commandments and Food” (register at bethtfiloh.com/shavuot) 1 - 3 pm: Join us for lunch and classes with special children’s Shavuot programming MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel

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Sponsored by: The Mercaz Dahan Center for Jewish Life and Learning & The Beth Tfiloh Youth Center Chair: Shelley Kaye

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School News

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY - A special thank you to all our guests at Grandparents and Special Friends Day who joined our children in their classrooms and participated in class activities!

HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR - Mr. Sam Ponczak (father of Brian Ponczak ‘98), with granddaughter Sarina ‘28, lit candles at the High School Yom Hashoah commemoration.

TEA PARTY - Fourth graders enjoyed a “spot of tea” with LS Librarian Mrs. Shirley Avin and Mrs. Susan Yurow, to celebrate completion of Alice in Wonderland, one of their Junior Great Books.

Harold Grinspoon, Founder of PJ Library, Visits BT PreSchool

GIRLS LACROSSE - The Girls Varsity Lacrosse team finished the regular season in second place in the IAAM C Conference Gold Division.

YOM HA’ATZMAUT - Mrs. Zipora Schorr leads students in joyous dancing to celebrate Israel’s 66th birthday.

FAREWELL SENIORS - BT Seniors were given a fond farewell at an all-school Convocation, prior to their departure for Poland and Israel.

Beth Tfiloh PreSchool was selected as a model school for a special tour by Mr. Harold Grinspoon, founder of the PJ Library, together with members of the PJ Library staff and a group of Jewish educators visiting from Israel, Mexico and Argentina, as part of the PJ Library Annual International Conference. P.J. Library sends millions of free Jewish books to families every year, and has recently expanded their program to include “PJ Goes to School,” which provides a series of free values-based Jewish books and related resource materials for Jewish preschools. Lisa Litman, Director of PJ Goes to School, said that she selected Beth Tfiloh PreSchool because of its “forward-thinking pedagogic philosophies,” its teachers and administration with a “strong mission to enhance the Jewish content of the classroom and focus on Jewish values,” its “beautiful physical environment” and the “warm and welcoming school leadership.” Mr. Grinspoon is described by Mrs. Zipora Schorr as “a visionary and humble philanthropist who wants to

see the impact that his programs have made.” BT PreSchool Director, Mrs. Melissa Lebowitz, described how Mr. Grinspoon enjoyed interacting with our children, when visiting classrooms with the PJ delegation. “He asked the children to pick out their favorite books, and even had them jumping up and down with him. He was engaging and delightful,” she said. “PJ Library is one of very few programs that is truly making a difference in terms of Jewish identity and engagement,” said Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg. “We are honored to have the opportunity to host such a visionary leader as Harold Grinspoon.”

PJ LIBRARY VISIT - Gan Aleph students shared their favorite PJ Library books with Mr. Harold Grinspoon.

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Avi Meyerstein ’95: Building Bridges to Peace in the Middle East By Alex R. ‘16 As a sophomore staff writer for the Beth Tfiloh E-Tone and Insight publications, I was honored to interview Mr. Avi Meyerstein, one of the newspaper’s original editors. A Beth Tfiloh alumnus of 1995 and attorney/sharheolder at Jackson Lewis P.C., Mr. Meyerstein is also founder of the Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP). This coalition of 80 organizations “[oversees] people-topeople coexistence, reconciliation, and cooperative activities on the ground… among Israelis, Palestinians, Arabs and Jews” according to its mission statement, ALLMEP also educates legislators, funders, and the international community on the need of people-topeople work in the Middle East. Regarding his years spent at Beth Tfiloh, Mr. Meyerstein fondly recalls the small but tightly-knit community woven together with a “very special feeling of closeness and approachability.” This environment where “affinity for Israel [was] in the drinking water” steadily deepened Mr. Meyerstein’s connection to the Jewish homeland, giving him outlets to explore his passion that bloomed during his years of high school. In the autumn of his junior year, the Beth Tfiloh faculty wheeled a television into the Beit Midrash so the students could witness the mesmerizing moment of Rabin and Arafat shaking hands in a sunny White House garden, causing politics and international relations to become “a focal point of [his] energy.” As a freshman at Columbia University, Mr. Meyerstein wrote and published a rebuttal to an op-ed in the Columbia newspaper that was critical of Israel and written by a Palestinian student. He began to debate the conflict’s issues with this student over email while simultaneously studying the IsraeliPalestinian conflict in his classes. Through this correspondence, Mr. Meyerstein discovered “there [was not only] a partner on the other side [but also] a lot of complexity to people figuring out how to move beyond the past.”

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policy law firm several years later, learned of several organizations building cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians. Reaching out to these organizations, he offered his assistance, from Washington, to bring awareness to their missions. He brought them together and walked the halls of Congress with them to tell their stories. Thus, Mr. Meyerstein developed a coalition of grassroots organizations focused on bringing Israelis and Palestinians together . . .

An ALLMEP delegation, including founder Avi Meyerstein ‘95 (center) and Shaanan Meyerstein ‘01, met with former Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayad.

Read more at http://bit.ly/meyerstein

We believe every Jewish child deserves a Beth Tfiloh education That’s why our Hebrew School has created a new Meir Program specifically for children with language-based learning differences, in consultation with Jemicy School. Now these children can be part of our wonderful school community and experience the joy of Judaism that Baltimore’s best Hebrew School has been bringing to Jewish children for decades. The Meir Program includes these core elements of our Hebrew School curriculum: § Prayer § Shabbat & Holidays § Jewish pride § Love of Israel Specially-trained teachers will engage students’ interest using a multi-sensory approach to convey the beauty and joy of our Jewish tradition, and inspire children to

Educate each child according to his or her own way.

be proud and caring Jews.

Proverbs 22:1

The Meir Program is accepting applications for Fall 2014 for students age six through Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Students attend sessions on Sunday. Classes will take place in Beth Tfiloh’s state-of-the-art Lower School, with its many resources. FOR MORE INFORMATION about our Hebrew School’s new Meir Program, contact the Beth Tfiloh Admissions Office at 410-486-1901 Ext. 323 or admissions@btfiloh.org. BETH JACOB HEBREW SCHOOL AT BETH TFILOH Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus 3300 Old Court Road / Baltimore, MD 21208 410.486.1905 / bethtfiloh.com

Learning together. For life.

Mr. Meyerstein, working at a public

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We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to our Congregation & School RAY NACHLAS BECKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Memory of: Henry Louis Dickman, by Walter Becker.

LARRAINE BERNSTEIN AND KEN HORNSTEIN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Memory of: Joseph Frank, by Larraine Bernstein and Ken Hornstein. H. Flo Friedman, by Larraine Bernstein and Ken Hornstein. Rabbi Aaron Landes, by Larraine Bernstein and Ken Hornstein

BETH JACOB HEBREW SCHOOL AT BETH TFILOH FUND In Memory of: Irvin Hyatt, by Linda Barron, Blanche and Melvin Bernstein, Janet and Jack Billig, Amy and Mark Bond, Shirley Bond, Shirley Brown, Susan and Elliot Dackman, Sally and Ron Davis, Arlene and Mal Druskin, Gail and Stanley Friedler, Karen Garber and Andrew Sandler, Ilene Garten and Tom Brady, Myra and Burt Gold, Joanie and David Greenberg, Janine and Ed Holofcener, Sharon Hyatt and Ruth Granat, Rina and Howard Janet and family, Ann Kahan, Vicki Kahn, Janet and Stanley Kantor, Eric Katkow, Lynne Komins and family, Debbie and Michael Kuntz, Katheine and Stephen Leibowitz, Susan, Saryn, and Alan Levy, Marlene Lipman, Mindy and Jud Lipowitz, Shirley and Irv Littman, Jack Luskin, Susie and Chuck Mann, Beverly and Jordan Max, Ellen and Joseph Miller, Gail and Skip Millison and family, Eileen Offit, Julie Okun and Alan Davidson, Greg Parr and Edward Hammond, Shelley and Robert Pinkner, Larry Plant, Amy and Robert Pollokoff, Louise and Jon Potash, Rosalie and Malcolm Renbaum, Natalie Rosenthal, Steven Scherr, Miriam and Sidney Schlachman, Emelie Schwab, Carole and Hanan Sibel, Adele and Jerry Sidle, Barbara and Len Spector, Deborah and Alvin Stambler, Lisa and Brad Trattner, Susan and Howard Weinstein

BETH TFILOH ALUMNI FUND In Honor of: Ari, Cherie, and Jeb Brownstein, on the reopening of Fazziniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, by Barbara and Jason Roth.

BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL In Honor of: Deborah and Mark Dopkin, with thanks for a beautiful Seder, by Danielle and Saul Roskes. Helene Penn Dorf, on the birth of her greatgrandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Shirley and Irv Littman Barbara and Julian Goldberg, on their grandson, Josef Pleeter, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Danielle and Saul Roskes. Ellen and Noah Lightman, with thanks for their Pesach hospitality, by Danielle and Saul Roskes.

Racheli and David Mitnick, with thanks for their Pesach hospitality, by Danielle and Saul Roskes. Barry Narlines, on his special birthday, by Adele and Jerry Sidle. Rosalie Renbaum, on her special birthday, by Adele and Jerry Sidle. Irene Russel, on her special birthday, by Dianne and Victor Salama. Rachel and David Warschawski, with thanks for their Pesach hospitality, by Danielle and Saul Roskes. Speedy Recovery to: Carole Sibel, by Shirley Weintraub Littman. In Memory of:

Willard Hackerman, by Jeffrey, Nancy, and Amy DuBois. Rabbi Aaron Landes, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres, Elaine and Steven Hercenberg, Rena and Sheldon Polun, Gladys and David Ricklis, Charlene Schimberg, Brenda and Steve Schuman, Jill Spector and Joel Cohn, Nina and Gary Wand, Rabbi Chaim and Malky Wecker Jack Van Newkirk, by Dena and Mayer Gorbaty, Debra Hettleman, Morgan and Nolan Plant, Mindy and Jud Lipowitz and family, Lilly and Isidor Mayer, Wendy, Scott, and Evan Quartner.

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Beloved mother of Barbara Berg, by Shirley and Irv Littman. Joseph Frank, by Lynne and Stan Haas, Cheri and David Hurwitz and family Irvin Hyatt, by Cheri and David Hurwitz and family. Rabbi Aaron Landes, by Lynne and Stan Haas, Brenda and Joseph Pariser, Lyn and Freddie Traub Mickey Magarill, by Lyn and Freddie Traub, Barry Plotkin, by Adena and Jonathan Goldberg and family.

In Honor of:

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In Memory of:

In Honor of: Rosalie and Richard Alter, on the engagement of their son Zachary to Rachel Rosen, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres. Ruth and David Carliner, on the birth of their grandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Cheri and David Hurwitz and family, Linda and Steve Hurwitz and family Helene Penn Dorf, on the birth of her greatgrandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres, Linda and Steve Hurwitz and family Joan and Larry Feldman, on the birth of their grandson, Zachary Matan Horowitz, by Lori and Barry Bernstein. Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their grandson, Evan Schwartz, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, and on their special birthdays, by Lottie Lattin. Mandi and Brett Miller, on the naming of their daughter, Emma Rose, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres. In Memory of: Sidney Abbott, by Anne Pfeffer Joseph Cowen, by Linda Betts, Elaine Bierer Buddy Finkelstein, by Adele and Jerry Sidle Leonard Fox, by Adele and Jerry Sidle Joseph Frank, by Jill and Gary Eidelman, Jsephine and Donald Franklin, Mindy and Jud Lipowitz, Sherry, Josh, Hannah, and Olivia Mauer, Wendy, Jeffrey, Josh, Adam, and Erin Miller, Joanne and Marshall Rief and family H. Flo Friedman, by Cheri and David Hurwitz and family, Mindy and Jud Lipowitz, Wendy, Jeffrey, Josh, Adam, and Erin Miller, Joann and Marshall Rief and family, Sherri and Neil Sweren

Carole and Ronald Fradkin, on their granddaughter becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Mimi Cohen and Marty Taubenfeld.. Joseph Miller, on his special birthday, by Mimi Cohen and Marty Taubenfeld. In Memory of: Joseph Frank, by Ellen and Stewart Falk. Irvin Hyatt, by Mimi Cohen.

PAUL BURMAN HOSPITALITY FUND Wilbur Matz, by Sharon and David Green.

DIAMOND FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Memory of: To commemorate the yahrzeit of Joseph Hirschhorn, by Dr. Liebe Diamond. Irvin Hyatt, by Dr. Liebe Diamond. To commemorate the yahrzeit of Ada Mae Ruddick, by Dr. Liebe Diamond. To commemorate the yahrzeit of Betty Sakols, by Dr. Liebe Diamond. To commemorate the yahrzeit of Max Sokol by Dr. Liebe Diamond.

JEROME AND RHEDA FADER CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Honor of: Rosalie Renbaum, on her special birthday, by Janet and Stanley Kantor. Speedy Recovery to: Carole Sibel, by Rheda Fader.

GENERAL FUND In Honor of: Ruthie and David Carliner, on the birth of their grandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Judy and Lee Rosenberg. Helene Penn Dorf, on the birth of her great grandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Judy and Lee Rosenberg. Rabbi Elliot Kaplowitz, in appreciation, by Mia and Lee Blecher. Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their special birthdays, by Linda Gross, Frances Katz and Robert Katz,

BETH TFILOH BULLETIN Diane and David Luchinsky, Stanley Merwitz, Rosalie and Malcolm Renbaum, Nadine and Ray Weinstein. Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their grandson, Evan Schwartz, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Linda Gross, Frances Katz and Robert Katz, Diane and David Luckinsky, Stanley Merwitz, Nadine and Ray Weinstein. Sy Newman, on his special birthday, by Frona Brown. Rabbi Chai Posner, in appreciation, by Mia and Lee Blecher. Irene Russel, on her special birthday, by Dianne and Victor Salama. Rabbi Chaim Wecker, in appreciation for all of his assistance during Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auf Ruf, by Lisa and Steve Attman. In Memory of: William Bricker, by Stephen Varanko. Joseph Cowen, by Gail and Jerry Glazer, Michael Klein, Helen Naviasky, Judith and Marc Scher. Harriet Estis, by Marianne and Larry Hornstein. Charlotte Fox, by Roberta Messinger and Irma Messinger, Michelle and David Shabot. Irvin Hyatt, by Allison and Aaron Magat and family, Judy and Lee Rosenberg. Rabbi Aaron Landes, by Cheri Milrad, Donna and Howard Weiss. Herbert Matz, by Joan and Norman DuBois. Mildred Shifrin, by Debbie Passapae.

SONIA AND STANLEY GOLDBERG ADOPT-A-CHILD FUND

IYAR 2014 A SIVAN 5774 In Memory of: Louis Pretsfelder, by Shelley and Bob Kaye.

MORTON J. AND LOUISE MACKS LIBRARY In Memory of: Irvin Hyatt, by Selma and Melvin Kitt.

THE MERCAZ DAHAN CENTER FOR JEWISH LIFE AND LEARNING In Memory of: Irvin Hyatt, by Jessica and Michael Bronfein.

NELSON NEUMAN FAMILY KIDDUSH FUND In Honor of: Rosalie and Malcolm Renbaum, on their special birthdays, by Ina and Jeffrey Legum. Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their grandson becoming a Bar Mitzvah and on their special birthdays, by Marilyn Carp.

ELLYN AND STEPHEN POLAKOFF SENIOR TRIP SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Honor of: Rosalie and Richard Alter, on the engagement of their son, Zachary to Rachel Rosen, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. Debbie and Marc Attman, on their grandson, Samuel Goodwich, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff.

Nancy and Barry Diamond, on the marriage of their daughter, Charlotte, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. Joanie and David Greenberg, on the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Greenberg, by Ellyn and Steven Polakoff. Susan and Harold Hackerman, on the engagement of their daughter Kara, to Mark Diamond, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. Debbie and Ira Levinson, on the birth of their grandson, Zachary, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. Katelyn and Matt Levinson, on the birth of their son, Zachary, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. In Memory of: Adrianne Greenspun, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff. Wendy Levy, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff.

PRAYER BOOK FUND In Honor of: Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their grandson, Evan Schwartz becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Donna and Mayer Handelman. Sy Newman, on his special birthday, by Linda Barron. Evan Schwartz, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Donna and Mayer Handelman.

In Memory of: Buddy Finkelstein, by Sonia and Stanley Goldberg Irvin Hyatt, by Dawn and Glenn Goldberg, Sonia and Stanley Goldberg Bernard Levy, by Sonia and Stanley Goldberg.

HURWITZ EDUCATION FUND In Memory of: Zell Hurwitz, by Carol Kekst.

ALAN J. KARLIN CHATAN TORAH HONOR FUND In Honor of: Cantor Avi Albrecht, for his kindness during Shiva, by Elinda and Ben Hendin. Rabbi Elliot Kaplowitz, for his kindness during Shiva, by Elinda and Ben Hendin. Rabbi Chai Posner, for his kindness during Shiva, by Elinda and Ben Hendin. Speedy Recovery to: June Karlin, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres, Rosalie and Jerry Klotzman.

MAX AND ESTHER KAYE ISRAEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Honor of: Sandy and Les Vogel, on the birth of their granddaughter, by Shelley and Bob Kaye. Speedy Recovery to: Joe Waranch, by Shelley and Bob Kaye.

BETH TFILOH BULLETIN

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RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Memory of:

In Honor of:

Irvin Hyatt, by Linda Yaffe.

Shabbat Kiddush Sponsors

In Memory of:

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We gratefully appreciate the generosity of the following individuals for their sponsorship of the weekly Shabbat morning Kiddush:

Irvin Hyatt, by Susan and Arnold Frank.

We extend a Mazel Tov to the following members:

Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, in appreciation of his support and counsel, by Mia and Lee Blecher.

JENNIFER & MICHAEL SACHS CAMP FUND In Memory of: Joseph Frank, by Sally and Ron Davis.

KATARINA SAMUEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Memory of: Faiga Samuel, by Cristianne and Joseph Freiert, Margaret and Paul Kurpe, A. A. Sayia & Company, Inc.

MILTON AND RAE SAMUELSON MEMORIAL FUND In Honor of: Ruth and David Carliner and Helen Penn Dorf, on the birth of Stanley Penn Carliner, by Barbara and Steve Samuelson. Speedy Recovery to: Carole Sibel, by Barbara and Steve Samuelson. In Memory of: Irvin Hyatt, by Phyllis Kolodner, Barbara and Steve Samuelson. Rabbi Aaron Landes, by Liza, Ethan, Laura, Ronnie, Barbara, and Steve Samuelson.

MOLLIE AND AARON SCHWARTZ ISRAEL TRIP FUND In Honor of: Maya Horowitz, by Sara Schoen.

SISTERHOOD GIFT FUND In Honor of: Ina and Jeffrey Legum, on their grandson, Evan Schwartz, becoming a Bar Mitzvah, and on their special birthdays, by Sonia and Arnold Maltinsky. Anne Pfeffer, on her granddaughter, Gabrielle Goldman, becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Sonia and Arnold Maltinsky. Speedy Recovery to: Beverly Baumohl, by Linda Barron.

RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG BOOK FUND In Memory of: Larry Woolfson, by Judy and Martin Woolfson.

LINDA AND SEYMOUR YAFFE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND In Honor of: Helene Penn Dorf, on the birth of her greatgrandson, Stanley Penn Carliner, by Linda Yaffe. Speedy Recovery to: Carole Sibel, by Linda Yaffe.

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To Joseph Penn Carliner and Angelica Sabinstev Carliner on the birth of their son, Stanley Penn Carliner; to the grandparents, Ruthie and David Carliner, and Alla and Alex Sabinstev; and to the great-grandparents, Helene Penn Dorf, Jodean Rubin, Leo Fishbein, and Mr. and Mrs. Boris Sabinstev. To Isaac Gheiler on his special 75th birthday To Sarah and David Horowitz on the birth of their their son, Zachary Matan Horowitz; to the grandparents, Joan and Larry Feldman, and Sue and Arthur Horowitz; and to the greatgrandfather, Irvin L. Fishbein. To Mandi and Brett Miller on the naming of their daughter, Emma Rose; and to the grandparents, Gilda and Howard Greenberg, and Diane and Donald Miller. To Louis Schwartz on his special birthday. To Marc Solowesyzk, son of Tobie and David Solowesyzk on his marriage to Lillian Reyes, daughter of Barbara and Gabriel Reyes.

Speedy Recovery vnka vtupr We wish the following members a speedy and complete recovery: To Earl Gerber, Judy Herman, Irv Hyatt, Carole Sibel, Gerald Traub.

Condolences

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We extend our heartfelt condolences to the following members: To Robert Abbott on the loss of his father, Sidney Abbott. To Gary Berman on the loss of his brother, Paul Berman. To Marian Cowen on the loss of her husband, Dr. Joseph Cowen. To Beatrice Frank, Wendy Friedman, and Toby Frank on the loss of their husband and father, Joseph Frank. To Craig Friedman on the loss of his mother, H. Flo Friedman. To Judith A. Hyatt on the loss of her husband Dr. Irvin Hyatt. To Connie Morris on the loss of her father, Curtis Morris. To Rena Rank on the loss of her father, Rabbi Aaron Landes. To Maxine Sisserman and Jaime (Jason) Davidov on the loss of their husband and father, Larry Sisserman. To the Waldman Family on the loss of our member, Harriet Waldman. To Dora Waranch and Susan Waranch on the loss of their husband, father, and our member, Joseph Waranch.

APRIL 12,19, 26 & MAY 3- The Nelson Neuman Family Kiddush Fund

Seudah Shelishit Sponsors We gratefully appreciate the generosity of the following sponsors of the weekly Shabbat afternoon Seudah Shelishit: APRIL 5 - Jill and Gary Eidelman, Faith and Adam Harrison, and their families to commemorate the yahrzeit of their father, Martin Eidelman. APRIL 12 - Betty Reichenberg and family to commemorate the yahrzeit of Martin and Mollie Mazer, beloved parents and grandparents; and by Irwin Richman and family, in loving memory of his beloved mother, Shirley Richman and his beloved father, Samuel Richman. APRIL 19 - Deborah and Louis Baer to commemorate the yahrzeit of Louis’ mother, Frances L. Baer.

Memorial Plaques Memorial Plaques have been purchased in memory of the following: Adeline D. Donner Max Donner Sylvia Grosshandler Beatrice Vogelhut Steven M. Vogelhut

Yahrzeit Contributions Esther Ann Adler, by Faye and Abraham Adler Clarence Amdur, by Marlene Amdur Ferguson Rose E. Atkins, by Phyllis Neuman Essye Bank, by Ellen Miller Rena Bass, by Sandra and Maurice Bass Ray Becker, by Walter Becker Irving Bierer, by David Naftaly Hyman Louis Bloom, by Barbara Bloom Louis Bomstein, by Stanley Bomstein and Family Max Boritzer, by Richard Rynd Hyman Buckner, by Amy Cavalier Dorothy Carlin, by Jacqueline Wilen Hilbert Chayt, by Herbert Seidman Annette Cohen, by Viviane Cohen Isaac Cohen, by Viviane Cohen Lloyd Cohen, by Jacqueline Gordon Simon Cohn, by Judy and Arnold Zerwitz Irvin M. Cushner, by Susan Frank Rae Danoff, by David Danoff Elsie Davidov, by Howard Davidov Charles Dickman, by Doris Fink Adeline Donner, by Bevery Siegel Helen Ehrlich, by Keith Ehrlich Kate Eisner, by Allen Eisner Anna Enten, by Adele Sidle Meyer Erkes, by Shirley Miller Silvio Finci, by Sonya Setren

BETH TFILOH BULLETIN Bernard H. Fink, by Doris Fink Fannie Finkelstein, by Jack Finkelstein William Finkelstein, by Cicely Finkelstein Annie Fried, by Elaine Fried Marion Friedman, by Nadine Dickstein Theodore Gleiman, by Stanley Gleiman Jeannette Goldberg, by Barry Goldberg Abraham Aaron Goodwich, by Kenneth Goodwich Sylvia R. Goodwich, by Kenneth Goodwich Jeanette Greenblatt, by Marcia Leavey Geitel Grudzik, by Leah Hochman Arthur Guttman, by Laurence Guttman Eleanor Harris, by Janice Bolten Joseph Harris, by Elaine Katz Mina Hecht, by Betty Zilber Aaron Hendelman, by Herbert Gendason Beatrice Herman, by J. Max Millstone Isidore Hettleman, by Jerome Hettleman Charles Heyman, by Bernard Heyman Harry W. Hoffman, by Marcia Danoff Jesse Janoff, by Marshall Janoff Nathan Janoff, by Marshall Janoff Henry Kanel, by Evelyn Lustbader William Kaplan, by Arlene Glaser Marilyn J. Katzen, by Jeffrey Katzen Stanley Katzen, by Jeffrey Katzen Cyril Kessler, by Harry Kessler Samuel Kessler, by Betty Jacobs Keyser Jacob Klotzman, by Frances Reicher Benjamin Kremen, by Gladys and Richard Kremen Laura Kupfer, by Sandra Bass Sara Kurtz, by Evelyn Gross Natalie Lapidus, by Mark Lapidus Stanley I. Lapidus, by Mark Lapidus Max Lattin, by Lottie Lattin Martin Leikach, by Ann Leikach Leonard Lee Levin, by Sally Thomas Ruth Levine, by Bernard Levine Esther Levy, by Ronald Smullian Esther Bertha Lichter, by Beverly Gersh Florence Liss, by Steven Gilden Ellen B. Lott, by Carrie Olschansky Harry K. Lott, by Edward Lott Hosiah Lustbader, by William Lustbader Jacob Lustman, by Stanley Lustman Hertha Mansbach, by Irene Russel Lottie Mark, by Stanley Aronoff Jill Messafi, by Elie Messafi Yetta Michelson, by Morris Rosen Rose Miller, by Sonya Miller Garfield Sydney Miller, by Shirley Miller Solomon Millison, by Scott Millison

IYAR 2014 A SIVAN 5774 A. Leonard Mogol, by Ellen Cohen Edith Monfried, by Allan Monfried Esther Mourad, by Magda Saina David Mussey, by Solomon Mussey Edwin Myerberg, by Denise Snyder Rose Nachlas, by Walter Becker Marian H. Needel, by Deborah Bernfeld Joel H. Pachino, by Gloria Greenspun Anna Pats, by Marc Leavey Benjamin Louis Patz, by Ted Chernak Leonard Paymer, by Michael Paymer Sidney Picker, by Jeffrey Picker Fannie Pomerantz, by Evelyn Gross Nathan Pomerantz, by Evelyn Gross Regina Praeger, by Lutz Alexander Prager Reuben Proper, by Debbie Jacobson Hyman Rabinowitz, by Tobby Weinberg Rena Rabinowitz, by Tobby Weinberg Samuel Rank, by Elliot Rank Rita Rayvis, by Matilda Falck Ida Reisman, by Reta Freeman Milton Resnikoff, by Donna and Calvin Belsky Samuel Richman, by Irwin Richman Shirley Richman, by Irwin Richman Israel Rivers, by Elinor Stein Reuben Rombro, by Doris Rombro Selma Rosenberg, by Harriet Robbins, Ronald Rosenberg Bernard Rosenblatt, by Howard Rosenblatt Charles Rubin, by Sandra Feldman Arturo Rubinstein, by Jane Goldseker Morris Rudolph, by Janet Kotelchuck Ada Mae Rudick, by Robert Klein Alvin Sachs, by Samuel J. Sachs Louis J. Sagner, by Gloria Harris Julius Sander, by Jerry Sander Rita Sander, by Jerry Sander Claire Sanford, by Hanna Berger Lucille Schenker, by Gary Schenker Sarah Schenker, by Gary Schenker

Jean Schevker, by Shirley Erkes Lena Schlachman, by Sidney Schlachman Maurice Schoenfeld, by Howard Schoenfeld Selina Schoenfeld, by Howard Schoenfeld Pauline Schofer, by Edith Sussman Joseph Schwartz, by Louis Schwartz Katie Morstein Schwartzman, by Iris Silverman Isaac Shapiro, by Sanford Shapiro Samuel Shapiro, by Sandra Rosenblatt Rosalind Shor, by Alexander Mark Zutkoff Anne Spector, by Libby Wolff H. Getzi Spector, by Lawrence Spector Ann Spiegel, by Josh Spiegel Rose Hilda Tannenbaum, by Michael Paymer Jesse S. Taylor, by Harold Taylor Rose Velder, by Eli Velder Joseph Vogelhut, by Judith Vogelhut Abraham Weiner, by Doris Rombro Louis Julius Weitz, by Sue Paymer Max Wiener, by Lance Martin Mark Ira Wilder, by Natalie Wilder Edna Cushner Wolfe, by Susan Frank Abram Wygoda, by Ann Leikach Dvora Wygoda, by Ann Leikach

BETH TFILOH BULLETIN

JUNE 2014 A SIVAN 5774

Non-Profit Org U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 1262 Baltimore, MD

BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus 3300 Old Court Road / Baltimore, MD 21208

BETH T FILOH Synagogue Office 410-486-1900 Fax 410-653-0603 Schedule of Services Dial 6, 2 Information Hotline 410-413-2345 mail@btfiloh.org • www.BethTfiloh.com

Beth Tfiloh Congregation Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg Ext. 215 Hazzan Avraham Albrecht Ext. 212 Rabbi Chai Posner Ext. 219 Rabbi Jonathan Gross Ext. 213 Rabbi Chaim Wecker, Ritual Director Ext. 218 Michael Friedman, President Mark Smolarz, Board Chairman Eve Kresin Steinberg, Executive Director Ext. 251 Patti Chandler, Chief Financial Officer Ext. 210

Celebrating the Joy of Judaism Embracing all Jews

Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School

Shabbat Summer Activities @ BT

Switchboard: 410-486-1905

School’s out…but Shabbat fun continues! Don’t miss our sweet, cool treats all summer long at all Shabbat programs.

Beth Tfiloh Youth Center Ext. 220

Summer Cookie Minyan & Summer Kid Cong: Every week in Summer beginning June 28

Cherie Brownstein, Youth Director

MERCAZ DAHAN CENTER

Summer Afternoon Shabbat Lunches:

FOR JEWISH LIFE AND LEARNING

Saturday, June 28 & Saturday, August 9, 12-1:30 pm Join us for a light Shabbat picnic lunch with make-your-own ice cream sundaes for dessert. Cost: $10/adult, $5/children over 12, free/children ages 11 and under

Summer Afternoon Shabbat Playdates:

July 12, July 26 and August 2, 4:30-6 pm Spend time with other BT families for a relaxed afternoon. Meet on the preschool playground and children can play outside or in the gym with Coach Jen! Snacks and drinks will be served. Saturday, August 24 @ 8:45 pm – on the Middle School Basketball Court Join us for an interactive Havdallah and then cool down with an outdoor screening of Frozen! Bring blankets and chairs and relax with your family and friends. Popcorn and drinks will be provided. Cost: $4/person; family maximum is $16.

Deadline to register for 6/28 Lunch is 6/23 Deadline to register for 8/9 Lunch is 8/5 Deadline to register for Movie Night is 8/20 For more information about these programs contact Rachel Plotkin at rplotkin@btfiloh.org or 410-413-2451.

Sandy Vogel, Director Ext. 306 Shelley Kaye and Anne Pfeffer, Co-Chairs

Beth Tfiloh Camps

410-517-3451

David Schimmel, Director Michael Sachs, Chair

Membership Committee

Ext. 244

Holly Venick, Membership Coordinator Ken Hornstein, Chair

Beth Tfiloh Cemetery Wendy Farley, Cemetery Coordinator Ext. 241 Morris Segall, Chair

Parent Association Ext. 314 Becky Brenner & Emily Levin, Co-Presidents

BT’s “Drive In” Movie Night

Register for all the summer activities: $50 per family or register per event at individual pricing at www.bethtfiloh.com/summeractivities

Zipora Schorr, Director of Education Ext. 305 Allison Magat, President, Board of Trustees Rabbi Aaron Frank, HS Principal Ext. 402 Rabbi Yehuda Oratz, MS Principal Ext. 407 Nina Wand, LS Principal Ext. 508 Melissa Lebowitz, PreSchool Director Ext. 303 Brian Singer, Hebrew School Coordinator Ext. 523 Laurie Kott, Director of Admission Ext. 308 Harriet Rosen, School Administrator Ext. 310 Joan Feldman, Director of Communications Ext. 312 Mandi Miller, Development Director Ext. 399 Lizzy Solovey ‘09, Alumni Coordinator Ext. 336

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Brotherhood Ext. 238 Richard Goldsmith, President

Sisterhood Ext. 239 Marcia Leavey & Hilda Yankelov, Co-Presidents Evelyn Gross & Shirley Miller, Gift Shop

Chesed Committee Irv Hyatt, Chair Roselyn Kalb, Sisterhood Chair

Bulletin Joan Feldman, Director of Communications Ext. 312 Rina Goloskov, Communications & Social Media Specialist Ext. 369 Lori Bernstein, Graphic Designer/Communications Associate Ext. 216 Charlene Schimberg, Communications Associate Ext. 217