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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Matisyahu Dudu Fisher
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Jewish Festival Festival Map Festival Program Dr. W’s Kid’s Zone Activities Vendors
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Federation At A Glance
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Company Spotlight Howard Kaye Insurance Agency
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Community Guide Kosher Restaurants Synagogues Jewish Day Schools Jewish Early Childhood Centers Nonprofit Jewish Agencies
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Jewish Holiday Calendar 2011
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Federation Calendar of Events
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Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to welcome the community to this first-ever historic event – FEDSTOCK: Two Days of Love and Nachas! It is a time to celebrate our love for one another and honor our worldwide Jewish family, as the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County continues its mission of tikkun olam (repairing the world). We are a vibrant, passionate community, reaching out to Jews of all ages, backgrounds and interests.
The Jewish Federatio n of South Palm Beach County is proud to be partnering with more than 30 local agencies, synagogues and schools as we ll as the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, th e Greater Miami Jewish Federation and the Jewish Fe deration of Broward County on this special celebration.
Enjoy the concerts, eat way too much food and learn about who we are and what we do, as we rock out – but never tune out our responsibility and love for one another. Peace Out,
Cindy Nimhauser Chair, Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County 4
The Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Presents
at Mizner Park Amphitheater in Boca Raton
Matisyahu
Saturday, December 18 - 8 p.m.
Free Jewish Festival Sunday, December 19 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Dudu Fisher Sunday, December 19 - 8 p.m.
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n April of 2005, a fresh voice announced his arrival on the international stage with a stunningly inventive document titled Live at Stubb’s. Six years later, Matisyahu returns to theSPREAD renowned 1Austin venue that MATISYAHU helped to launch his career with Live at Stubb’s, Vol. II, a new CD-DVD package that demonstrates the continued originality and increasing depth of this longtime New Yorker’s craft. Inspired by the runaway success of the original record, which spawned the hit single “King Without a Crown” and has to date sold nearly 700,000 copies in the United States, Matisyahu says he always knew he wanted to make another live album. “Performing is such a big part of what I do,” he says, “and there’s a lot about that live energy that you just can’t catch in the studio. So for me it was simply a matter of figuring out the right time to do it.” He chose well: Last year Matisyahu released Light, a David Kahne-produced studio disc on which he jumped boldly from hard-edged dancehall and ska-inflected New Wave to laidback pop-rock and acoustic folk-soul. The album took Matisyahu well beyond his stylistic comfort zone and charted the growth of his vocals from traditional reggae toasting to a more dynamic, emo7
tional place. But it didn’t necessarily show off his onstage evolution. “I’ve played so many shows and gone through so many metamorphoses as a performer,” he says. Especially valuable was the opportunity to showcase that evolution at the very club where his career really took off. “It was kind of a return-to-roots occasion,” he says—albeit one where we see how far he’s come, as well. Part of that transformation has been fueled by Matisyahu’s new band: Brooklyn’s acclaimed Dub Trio, which includes guitarist D.P. Holmes, bassist Stu Brooks and drummer Joe Tomino. The singer first came across the group—as fate would have it—while in Austin recording the first Stubb’s record. “I remember seeing their name at a record signing and being intrigued,” he says. “So I got one of their records while I was on tour, and there was this one song I couldn’t stop playing.” Shortly thereafter, Matisyahu spent an entire day walking around Boston writing lyrics to the tune. “I love the way they bounce back and forth between really beautiful music and heavier, harder-edged stuff,” he says. “I knew right then that I wanted to work with them.” Last year he booked a show with Dub Trio at a small club in Brooklyn. “We just did an improv set after maybe one rehearsal,” he recalls. “It felt so right.”
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That improvisational spirit looms large throughout Live at Stubb’s, Vol. II, which pulls primarily from Light and Youth, Matisyahu’s 2006 full-length. “Dub Trio understand the concept of space,” he says, “which for a vocalist is great, because that leaves a lot of room for me to really get into my lyrics in new ways.” Here Matisyahu uses that room to dig deeper into his sound than ever before, shedding new light on its hip-hop, rock and reggae dimensions to the vocal delight of the enthusiastic (and demographically varied) Stubb’s crowd. That audience was central to what Matisyahu set out to accomplish with Live at Stubb’s, Vol. II. After all, the fans were the ones who enabled his return to the venue in the first place, affording Matisyahu the opportunity to extend the legacy Stubb’s represents. In fact, one crowd member made a lasting contribution. “The night before the show I took a picture of my tour bus in the hotel parking lot and posted it on Twitter,” Matisyahu remembers. “Someone sent back a tweet saying they’d figured out which hotel it was and asked if they could come say hi. I said sure and a couple of kids showed up; we hung out for a few minutes on the bus. Then the next night at the show I’m pulling people up onstage during ‘King Without a Crown’ and one of them is the kid from Twitter!” The singer laughs. “So the last clip on the DVD is actually me giving him a high-five.” The appreciation, no doubt, was mutual.
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udu Fisher is known throughout the world for his stirring performance as Jean Valjean in the hit show “Les Miserables,” but his career began in his native country of Israel many years before. After three years of service in the Israel Defense Forces, Fisher studied at the Tel Aviv Academy of Music and studied privately with some of the great cantors of the previous generation. He was only 22 years old when he was invited to become the cantor of the Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv. Along with his synagogue duties, Fisher also traveled throughout the world, bringing traditional Hassidic, Yiddish and cantorial music to new audiences. During a trip to London in 1986, he happened to see a performance of the musical Les Miserables. It was an event that changed his life. When word was released of the show’s forthcoming production in Hebrew, Fisher knew that he had to audition for the show. The rest is history. Fisher became a superstar who has performed his role as Valjean on Broadway, on London’s West End as well as in a command performance hosted by the Queen of England.
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Although Dudu Fisher is not the first Israeli actor to achieve success in the theater and musical world, Fisher did achieve a first of a different kind. As an observant Jew, he was the first actor on Broadway and the West End to be excused from performing on Friday nights, Saturday matinees and all Jewish holidays. Fisher’s career, which has included thirty-eight recorded albums, has been rich and extensive. He sang the role of Moses in the Hebrew version of Stephen Spielberg’s The Prince of Egypt, performed with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, recorded an album of show tunes with the London Symphony Orchestra and has performed for the Thai Royal Family and for President and Senator Clinton. As the first Israeli artist allowed to sing in the Soviet Union in the days before perestroika, he performed to thousands of Jews thirsting for Jewish culture. In the theater, Fisher has played leading roles in the productions of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Kol Nidre by Lalo Shifrin and Avi Koren, Over The Rainbow and Stairways to Heaven. In 1999, Fisher’s first one-man show, Never on Friday, opened at off Broadway’s Jewish Repertory Theater. Lawrence Van Gelder of the New York Times called the show, “A display of a vocal talent that resists confinement and is an explosion of religious faith that is reflected in the show’s title. Mr. Fisher possesses the spectrum of talent to make it work.” In 2002, Dudu again thrilled his audiences with a one-man show, Something Old, Something New, which was written by Richard Jay-Alexander, 12
Dudu’s Broadway “Les Miz” director. He opened to rave reviews. Victor Gluck of Back Stage wrote of Fisher, “The energy that Fisher radiates on stage can light a small city.” Fisher’s accomplishments also include his starring role in the film The Road to Glory, acting as host on an Israeli television series and appearing on innumerable radio and television programs throughout the world. It is safe to say that Dudu Fisher has excelled in every aspect of his profession. Most recently, Fisher brought back Yiddish and Klezmer music with an ongoing production for the Yiddishspiel Theater in Israel and audiences are thrilled by his latest show, Jerusalem. The tour of this show began in Jerusalem and he continues to travel through the states and Europe with the production. Fisher also recently completed filming an Emmy-nominated PBS special In Concert From Israel in the valley of Beit She’an, which premiered in Florida and can now be seen in more than 35 cities throughout the United States. And finally, a dream-come-true solo performance took place in Carnegie Hall on October 25, 2009 to an enthusiastic audience as part of an East Coast 2009 tour which will be followed by another tour in the winter of 2010. From the Opera House in Sydney Australia to Madison Square Garden in New York, from the Budapest Opera House to the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, from Singapore to Sao Paulo, Dudu Fisher spends most of the year traveling around the globe bringing joy to millions of people. He is happily married and the proud father of three children. 13
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FESTIVAL STAGE PROGRAM JewJamm featuring special guest artist 10 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Zumba with Bernadett 11 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. JewJamm featuring special guest artist 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Zumba with Moises 1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. JewJamm featuring special guest artist 2:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. JewJamm is drummer Reuben Hoch’s latest project. Utilizing Jewish melodies as a vehicle for musical expression, JewJamm draws influences from the music of Phish, Medeski, Martin and Wood, John Scofield, Stanton Moore and James Brown. The group’s sound revolves around Hammond B3 guru Ken Burkhart. Rounding out the sound is guitarist extraordinaire Mitch Farber. He has received international acclaim through his participation in The RH Factor, Zaviot, West End Avenue, Time, SouthGroove and The Miami Jazz Quartet. To quote Reuben, “JewJamm is all about the groove.” www.chassidicjazz.com With artist Jason Colannino’s Woodstock-heavy song list of cover tunes you might think 1969 was the year he started his career as a singer/ songwriter rather than the year of his birth. Keen to thousands of songs of that era, Jason adds his own finesse to classics as he mimics the singer/ songwriters who composed them. A resident of Boynton Beach, Jason will bestow his ‘60s and ‘70s pop/rock Woodstock flair at Fedstock as a special guest performer with JewJamm. www.jasoncolannino.com Asher Essebag is a talented lead vocalist and guitarist for the Floridabased Jewish rock band, Pardes Rock. Pardes Rock has played all over the country with its long-time members Oren Avroya on drums and vocals, Yaron Bahar on bass, Asher Essebag on lead guitar and vocals and Adi Gabison on acoustic guitar and vocals. www.pardesrock.com Zumba is a 60-minute cardiovascular dance aerobic class that will have you doing the mambo, cha cha and salsa in no time. You will Zumba your way into new dimensions of aerobics all of which are spiced up by a funky Latin beat. Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center offers Zumba several times a week. For more information, visit www.levisjcc.org or call (561) 852-3200. 15
DR. W’S KIDS ZONE Peter S. Wohlgemuth, D.M.D., P.A. Balloon Artist DJ & MC: Children’s Contests Games & Dancing Facepainting Rock Wall Bounce House Presented by: Adolph and Rose Levis Jewish Community Center Create Grass Heads in an Earth Midrash Presented by: B’nai Torah Congregation Create Shema Signs & Mod Podge Painting Presented by: Torah Academy of Boca Raton Decorate Take-Home Tzedakah Boxes for Charity of Your Choice Presented by: Hillel Day School of Boca Raton Decorate the Food Pantry Bus & Load it with Non-Perishable Items Presented by: Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service Join an Archeological Dig, Milk a “Cow” on a Kibbutz, Write a Note for The Wall in Jerusalem Presented by: Congregation B’nai Israel 16 16
Make a Cooperative Judaic Collage, Bracelet Giveaway Presented by: Betty & Marvin Zale Early Childhood Learning Center Make a Hamsa and Play a Jewish Board Game Presented by: Donna Klein Jewish Academy Make a Mezuzah, Write a Note for The Wall in Jerusalem, Moses Character with Giveaways Presented by: Temple Beth El Mitzvot Celebration: Make a Welcome Mat, Decorate a Soup Cup for the Sick, Make a Feather Pillow to Learn about Lashon Hara Presented by: Congregation Beth Adam Shabbat Candle Watercolor Painting Presented by: Chabad of Boca Raton What’s It Like to Live with a Disability? Hands-on Activity Presented by: JARC Visit the Tower of Babel Presented by: Congregation Shirat Shalom
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Area synagogues provide an excellent resource, not just for religious services, but also for educational opportunities for children and adults, social events and life cycle events. Key: O = Orthodox, C = Conservative, R = Reform, RE = Reconstructionist, H = Humanistic
BOCA RATON Beth Ami Congregation (C) Rabbi Dr. Gerald B. Weiss 1401 NW 4th Ave., Boca Raton (561) 347- 0031; www.bethamiboca.org B’nai Torah Congregation (C) Senior Rabbi David M. Steinhardt 6261 SW 18th Ave., Boca Raton (561) 392- 8566, www.bnai-torah.org Boca Raton Synagogue (O) Senior Rabbi Efrem Goldberg 7900 Montoya Circle, Boca Raton (561) 394- 5732; www.brsonline.org Chabad Lubavitch of East Boca Raton (O) Rabbi Ruvi New 120 NE 1st Ave., Boca Raton Boca Raton, FL 33432 (561) 417-7797, www.chabadbocabeaches.com Chabad Lubavitch of Central Boca Raton (O) Rabbi Moshe Denburg 17950 Military Trail, Boca Raton (561) 994- 6257, www.cahbadofbocaraton.com
Chabad Lubavitch of West Boca Raton (O) Rabbi Zalman Bukiet 9040 Kimberly Blvd., Boca Raton (561) 487- 2934, www.chabadofbocaraton.com Congregation Beth Adam (H) PO Box 2579 Boca Raton, FL 33427 (561) 443-1769, www.bethadam.com Congregation B’nai Israel (R) Senior Rabbi Richard Agler 2200 Yamato Road, Boca Raton (561) 241-8118, www.cbiboca.org Congregation Ohev Shalom (O) Rabbi Yaakov Gibber 21301 Powerline Road, Suite 300, Boca Raton (561) 470-6226, http://osboca.com Congregation Shaarei Kodesh (C) Rabbi David Baum 19785 Hampton Drive, Boca Raton (561) 852-6555, http://shaareikodesh.org Congregation Shirat Shalom Rabbi David Degani P.O. Box 971142, Boca Raton, FL, 33497 Services: Olympic Heights High School 20101 Lyons Road, Boca Raton (561) 488-8079, www.shiratshalom.org 37
Congregation Torah Ohr at Century Village (C) Rabbi Dr.Chaim Shapiro Century Village West 19146 Lyons Road, Boca Raton (561) 479-4049, www.ou.org/network/new/fla-to.htm
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Kol Ami of Boca Raton (RE) P.O. Box 810504, Boca Raton, FL 33481-0504 (561) 392-0696, www.kolami-bocaraton.org
Chabad Lubavitch of Delray Beach (O) Rabbi Sholom B. Korf 7495 West Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach (561) 496-6228, www.chabaddelray.com
The Shul by the Grove (Modern Orthodox) Rabbi David Gutterman 21301 Powerline Rd., Boca Raton (561) 852-3152, rabbig@bocafed.org Temple Beth El of Boca Raton (R) Senior Rabbi Dan Levin 333 SW 4th Ave., Boca Raton (561) 391-8900, www.tbeboca.org Temple Beth Shalom (C) Rabbi Henry Balser 19140 Lyons Road, Boca Raton (561) 483-5557
Anshei Emuna Congregation (O) Rabbi Jack Engel 16189 Jog Road, Delray Beach (561) 499-9229, www.ansheiemuna.org
Temple Anshei Shalom of West Delray (C) Rabbi Barry J. Konovitch 7099 West Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach (561) 495-0466 Temple Emeth (C) Rabbi Randall J. Konigsburg 5780 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach (561) 498-3536, http://temple-emeth.org Temple Sinai of Palm Beach (R) 2475 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach (561) 276-6161, www.templesinaipbc.org
Temple Beth Shira (R) Cantor Ellen Stettner Offices: 3200 N Federal Highway, Boca Raton Services: 12811 Glades Rd., Boca Raton (561) 362- 3392, www.templebethshira.org Young Israel of Boca Raton (O) Rabbi Eliyahu Rabovsky 7200 Palmetto Circle North, Boca Raton (561) 391-3235 www.ou.org/network/shuls/yiboca.html
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Boca Raton is home to several excellent Jewish educational institutions, facilities and programs for children from kindergarten through high school. Donna Klein Jewish Academy 9701 Donna Klein Blvd. Boca Raton, FL 33428 Phone: 561- 852-3300 www.dkja.org
Torah Academy of Boca Raton 447 NW Spanish River Blvd Boca Raton, FL 33431 Phone: 561-347-1821 www.torahacademybr.net
Donna Klein Jewish Academy is an accredited community day school that provides a classical, pre-collegiate liberal arts program and a stimulating Judaics program for kindergartners through 12th-graders. The rigorous academic program teaches students to have an appreciation for tradition and a respect for diversity, preparing them to become future leaders.
Torah Academy of Boca Raton is an early childhood and elementary school whose goals include promoting a lifelong commitment and passion to Torah study and ethical growth, providing an outstanding Judaic and secular studies curriculum, inspiring a love and commitment to Eretz Yisrael, and preparing our students to become productive members of the Jewish community.
Hillel Day School of Boca Raton 21011 95th Ave. S. Boca Raton, FL 33428 Phone: 561-470-5000 www.hilleldayschool.org Hillel Day School of Boca Raton provides a wellrounded Judaic and secular academic curriculum in a Zionistic Modern Orthodox environment for children from pre-kindergarten through grade 8.
Weinbaum Yeshiva High School 7902 Montoya Circle Boca Raton, FL 33433 Phone: 561-417-7422 www.wyhs.net Yeshiva Weinbaum High School is a senior high school whose philosophy promotes serious Torah study, excellence in college preparatory studies, leadership in the general Jewish community, and an appreciation of the modern day miracle of the state of Israel.
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ROBERT L. ULLMAN, MD, FACC BOARD CERTIFIED CARDIOLOGY
We offer comprehensive care for your cardiac and vascular health. Personalized service is our goal. We also establish a caring relationship with our patients and their families. We accept most insurance providers. Our staff is available to answer your questions and assist you with your insurance needs. Interventional Cardiology • Cardiovascular Medicine • Cardiac Catheterization • Stent Placement • Echocardiograms • Nuclear Stress Testing • Pacemaker Evaluation •
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2900 N. Military Trail, Suite 244 N., Boca Raton, FL 33431 Phone: (561) 912-0260 • Fax: (561) 912-0640 Located on Military Trail, North of Glades Rd, South of Yamato Rd.
Jewish Early Childhood Education is available from Mommy & Me through Pre-K at several high-quality programs throughout Boca Raton. Betty & Marvin Zale Early Childhood Learning Center (Adolph and Rose Levis JCC) 9801 Donna Klein Blvd., Boca Raton (561) 852-3286 www.levisjcc.org Ages: Mommy & Me through age 5 Ruth and Edward Taubman Early Childhood Center (B’nai Torah Congregation of Boca Raton) 6261 SW 18th Ave., Boca Raton (561) 750 9665 www.bnai-torah.org Ages: Mommy & Me through Pre-K Maurice A. Halperin Torah Tots Early Childhood Center (Chabad of Boca Raton) 17950 Military Trail, Boca Raton (561) 241-6257 www.chabadofbocaraton.com Ages: 20 months through 5 years (includes Mommy & Me through Pre-K)
Hillel Day School of Boca Raton 21011 95th Ave. S., Boca Raton (561) 470-5000 www.hilleldayschool.org Ages: 2 years - Pre-K Maimonides Institute for Jewish Learning (Temple Beth El) 9800 Yamato Road, Boca Raton (561) 391-9091 www.tbeboca.com Ages: Mommy & Me through Pre-K Torah Academy of Boca Raton 447 NW Spanish River Blvd., Boca Raton (561) 347-1821 www.torahacademybr.org Ages: 2 through Pre-K
Nadel Center for Early Childhood Education (Congregation B’nai Israel) 2200 Yamato Road, Boca Raton (561) 241-1484 www.cbiboca.org Ages: 4 months-2 years (Mommy & Me), 2-5 (Preschool)
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Let us help you create your Jewish legacy For more information, Please contact the Jewish Community Foundation at 561-852-5020
The Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County supports the work of the following non-profit Jewish agencies:
LOCAL AGENCIES Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center 9801 Donna Klein Boulevard Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-852-3200 • info@levisjcc.org www.levisjcc.org The JCC preserves, transmits, and strengthens Jewish continuity by enriching personal, cultural, social and physical development. Programs include a preschool, summer camp, programming for children and adults with developmental disabilities and services for the elderly. Adolph & Rose Levis Alzheimer & Adult Day Care Center 21050 95th Avenue South Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-558-2510 • mvscdays@maevolen.com www.maevolen.com Under the direction of the Volen Center Adult Day Health Care program, the Adolph & Rose Levis Alzheimer and Adult Day Care Center is open to seniors who are faced with cognitive challenges providing a safe, supervised environment for clients and their families.
Department of Jewish Education 9901 Donna Klein Boulevard Boca Raton, FL 33428 (561) 852-3318 www.jewishboca.org/jec The Department of Jewish Education at the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County strives to strengthen Jewish life in the community through an array of programs and classes for youth and adults, to create, promote and support a spirit and atmosphere that encourages Jewish study and learning. Programs include the Florence Melton Adult Mini-School and the March of the Living. The department also develops strategies and provides educational enrichment opportunities for all segments of the professional Jewish community and its institutions. Federation Department of Special Needs 9901 Donna Klein Blvd Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-852-3175 • michellel@bocafed.org The Department of Special Needs supports existing community resources, and collaborates with families, agencies, congregations, and schools to obtain and enhance services for children and adults with disabilities. Harry & Jeanette Weinberg House 21100 95th Avenue South Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-482-0523 • whgh@bellsouth.net This government-subsidized housing is for lowincome seniors and handicapped individuals meeting the necessary requirements. 45
FIVE DAYS ONLY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY • 10AM TO 5PM
WE PAY THE MOST! $10 MILLION DOLLARS BUYING WE ARE THE LARGEST DIAMOND, GOLD, ANTIQUE JEWELRY,
COIN & OBJETS D’ART BUYING ORGANIZATION IN NORTH AMERICA INSTANT CASH FOR ALL DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, ANTIQUE JEWELRY & SILVER The Estate Department will be conducting Discovery Days in your area and will give a FREE VERBAL EVALUATION of what they will pay! They will be paying cash for the items they need.
YOUR DIAMONDS WORTH A FORTUNE! WE PAY CASH FOR THE FOLLOWING! All Platinum and Diamond Jewelry • Clips • Platinum Filigree Rings • Studs, Pins, Bracelets • Large Pearls • Diamond & Sapphire Bracelets Rings, Necklaces, Earrings, Bangles • Enameled Gold Jewelry • Bow Pins in Diamonds or Pink Gold • Geometric Design Jewelry • All Types of Crossover Diamond Rings • Floral Design Jewelry of All Types • Diamond and Colored Stone Bracelets • All Large Diamonds Any Color and Shape Including Marquise, Round Brilliant, Oval, Emerald Cut, Pear, Cushion Shape, Princess, European and Mine Cut • Cabochon Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald Jewelry, Brooches • Lavalieres • Pins Pendants • Animal Motif Items in Enameled Gold & Diamonds • Calibre Cut Ruby • Sapphire & Diamond Jewelry • Pink Gold Jewelry Circa 1930 to 1960 • Diamond Graduated Row Bracelets and Necklaces. IF YOUR ITEMS AREN’T LISTED, BRING THEM IN FOR A FREE APPRAISAL & CASH OFFER.
DIAMONDS 1 Carat Diamond up to ......................$4000.00 2 Carat Diamond up to....................$15,000.00 3 Carat Diamond up to....................$20,000.00 5 Carat Diamond up to ..............$1,000,000.00 Diamonds Over 5 Carats up to TEN MILLION DOLLARS!
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT RINGS. ALL SIZES AND SHAPES
WE PAY OUR MOST FOR NATURAL COLORED & WHITE DIAMONDS!
PRECIOUS STONE JEWELRY Sapphires, Rubies, Ceylon, Burmese & Kashmir ..........................Bring for Quote Aquamarines up to ..................................$10,000.00 Emeralds up to........................................$100,000.00 All types of Jadeite up to ......................$200,000.00 LET OUR EXPERTS FIND A HIDDEN TREASURE FOR YOU IN YOUR JEWELRY BOX OR SAFE DEPOSIT BOX.
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INSTANT CASH FOR STERLING SILVER
The Estate Department has been sanctioned by private European and Asian investment groups to purchase quality 2.0– 20.0 carat diamonds. Our need to fill this order can guarantee that you will receive our highest possible price for your diamond ring. Stop in or call today for a private appointment. All transactions are confidential. We are also interested in purchasing fine quality Emeralds, Rubies and Sapphires in these same sizes.
Antique Tableware up to ........................$10,000.00 Full Flatware Sets up to ............................$3,000.00 Serving Trays up to ...................................$1,500.00 Tea Sets up to ...........................................$4,500.00 Silver Bars........................................Bring For Quote Franklin/Private Mint Sets ..............Bring For Quote Victorian & Georgian ......................Bring For Quote Tiffany & Georg Jensen ..................Bring For Quote MIsc. Flatware ................................Bring For Quote Jewelry & Antiques ........................Bring For Quote Dresser Sets ....................................Bring For Quote Candelabrum ..................................Bring For Quote
INSTANT CASH FOR GOLD ANY TYPE, NEW OR USED JEWELRY 8K-9K-10K-14K-15K-18K-19K-20K-22K-24K Gold Mountings up to........................$1,000.00 Watch Cases up to................................$600.00 Class Rings up to..................................$800.00 Service Pins up to ................................$100.00 Wedding Bands up to ..........................$350.00 Chains & Necklaces up to................$20,000.00 Dental Gold up to ................................$850.00 Charm Bracelets up to ....................$20,000.00 Bullion ..................................Bring in for quote
ANTIQUE & FILIGREE RINGS DIAMOND CLIPS & BAR PINS
WE BUY IT ALL, BROKEN OR WORN OUT, FOR CASH! ANYTHING MADE OF GOLD OR PLATINUM.
DIAMOND EARRINGS
DIAMOND & ART DECO BRACELETS—ALL TYPES & SIZES
WE BUY ALL SOLID SILVER ITEMS!
I N S TA N T C A S H F O R P L AT I N U M Antique mountings up to ..............................$5,000.00 Crucibles....................................Bring in for testing..Up to $2,000 per oz. Wire ............................................Bring in for testing..Up to $2,000 per oz. Foil................................................Bring in for testing..Up to $2,000 per oz. Screens........................................Bring in for testing..Up to $2,000 per oz. Thermo-coupling wire................Bring in for testing..Up to $2,000 per oz.
PREMIUM PRICES PAID FOR IMPORTANT DESIGNER PIECES — BVLGARI • Cartier • Tiffany • Van Cleef & Arpels • WEBB
MEN’S OLD WATCHES WORTH A FORTUNE IN CASH!
The Estate Department is one of the largest volume buyers in the world. We have an increasing demand for all types of watches and estate goods in foreign markets enabling us to pay our top prices for fine watches, antique and diamond jewelry, sterling silver and objects d’art. THE ESTATE DEPARTMENT RECENTLY PAID $435,000 TO
MR. J.S. FOR AN OLD WATCH! All purchases are made in cash and are strictly confidential. We are particularly interested in Patek Philippe, Rolex, Audemars Piquet, Cartier, Movado, Vacheron & Constantin, Piaget, Gubelin, Buccellati, Ditisheim, Tiffany, Chopard, Le Coultre, Boucheron, Jager, Corum, Bvlgari,
Shaffausen, Universal Geneve, Gruen, Hamilton, Breguet, Van Cleef & Arpels, Longines, Ulysse Nardin, Bulova, Elgin, Breitling and Omega watches. These watches do not need to be in running and/or working condition. Pink gold and platinum are very sought after. Men’s watches made before 1960 are best. Shape also affects price!
Chiming, complicated and musical watches bring the most. CASH FOR ANY CONDITION WORKING OR NOT. PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR ACTUAL WATCHES PICTURED. ALL PRICES ARE BASED ON CONDITION OF WATCH.
IF YOUR WATCH IS NOT LISTED HERE, BRING IN FOR A FREE CASH OFFER!
At the present time, stainless steel complicated watches are bringing RECORD PRICES. If you have inherited one or have one in your safe deposit box, please bring it in during the next few days for a FREE EVALUATION. IT COULD BE WORTH A FORTUNE! All Cartier Watches — ALL ROLEX & ALL ROLEX WATCHES VACHERON & ROLEX SUBMARINER ROLEX SPORT MODELS ROYAL, PATEK PHILLIPE MOVADO LE COULTRE ROLEX DAYTONA PATEK PHILLIPE VACHERON VICTORY, OYSTERS Wrist, Pocket & Clocks CONSTANTIN PRESIDENTS CONSTANTIN
$7,000 TO $10,000 & UP
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$1.00/$2.50 U.S. Gold Coins ......$125 up to $2,500/$150 up to $3,500 $3.00 U.S. Gold Coins ......................................$600.00 up to $5,000.00 $5.00 U.S. Gold Coins ......................................$300.00 up to $7,500.00 $10.00 U.S. Gold Coins ..................................$650.00 up to $10,000.00 $20.00 U.S. Gold Coins ..............................$1,300.00 up to $25,000.00 Any & All Foreign Gold Coins (PRICES LISTED FOR MS QUALITY COINS)
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Silver Dollars (before 1936) ........................................$13.00 to $100.00 Half Dollars (before 1965) ................................................$5.00 to $8.00 Quarters (before 1965)/Dimes (before 1965) ......$1.00 to $2.00/$1.40 to $1.60
CASH FOR COLLECTIBLES
IVORY; JADE: Nephrite & Jadeite Carvings; Porcelain, Pottery, Lacquer, Cloisonne, Prints, Scrolls, FINE JADEITE JEWELRY, Silver, Gold, Bronzes, Glass, Horn, Coral, Hardstones Carvings, Satsuma, Metalwork, Enamel
$1000 & UP
STEEL $30,000 & UP 18K $35,000 & UP
$100,000 & UP
S/S CHRONOGRAPH $20,000 & UP GOLD CHRONOGRAPH $10,000 & UP
PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THESE ITEMS WE ARE BUYING: Rare & Important Jewelry Diamond Bar Pins Antique Bracelets Diamond Bow Pins Pocket Watches Sapphire & Diamond Jewelry Patek Philippe Watches Ruby & Diamond Jewelry Emerald & Diamond Jewelry Vacheron & Constantin Watches Jewelry from 20s, 30s & 40s Silver & Gold Boxes Nicely Carved Old Cameos R. Chiparus Statues Treated/Natural Diamonds
Diamond Earrings Hamilton Watches Stick Pins R. Lalique Glass Rolex Watches Diamonds from 1 to 20 cts. Antique Lockets Victorian Jewelry Audemars Piquet Watches Cartier & Tiffany Items Jade Jewelry Men’s Tuxedo Stud Sets Art Deco Jewelry Railroad Watches Diamond Bracelets
STEEL $1,000,000 & UP 18K $500,000 & UP
ALL MODELS UP TO $40,000
$50,000 & UP
STEEL $2,000 & UP STEEL & GOLD $3,500 & UP GOLD $8,000 & UP
5 REASONS TO SELL NOW
Rose Gold Items
1. The Estate Department has spent many years in the jewelry, watch, coin and antique Art Nouveau Jewelry business. Experience in diamond cutting, wholesale, retail and manufacturing of fine Gold & Platinum Cuff Links jewelry gives them the knowledge and expertise to know how much to pay you for your treasured items. Pocket Watches 2. The Estate Department is licensed by your State and Local Governments. Gold Charm Bracelets Old Pins, Brooches or Clips 3. We guarantee that you will be comfortable and treated with the utmost respect and courtesy. Bring everything. Don’t make the mistake of thinking your things aren’t good Antique Sterling Silver enough for us. We have discovered articles of great value for many people from items Diamond Earrings unused for years. We hope we can give you thousands for your unwanted items. Musical or Chiming Watches 4. Most people who inherit fine jewelry and diamonds don’t know where to go to have Gold Masonic Items these treasured items evaluated. Take advantage and stop by in the next few days for a South Sea Large Pearl Necklaces free appraisal. Louis Icart Etchings 5. Banks say during hard times “CASH IS KING.” In case of an emergency, your safe deposit All types of Gold Jewelry box should be full of cash not hard-to-sell diamonds, jewelry or coins. Remember, cash Much, much more… in the bank is better than unused items sitting in a safe deposit box or drawer.
B A N K & P R I V A T E A P P O I N T M E N T S A V A I L A B L E FREE VERBAL APPRAISAL • HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
KRAVIT THE ESTATE DEPARTMENT
7775 GLADES ROAD BOCA RATON (561) 482-1002 ,
KRAVIT THE ESTATE DEPARTMENT
THE ESTATE DEPARTMENT, INC. SINCE 1904
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DIRECTIONS TO KRAVIT THE ESTATE DEPARTMENT FROM TURNPIKE: Exit Glades Road, Make Left at Traffic Light, Make First Left at Next Light into Shopping Center. We are between Starbucks and Kinkos. SE HABLA ESPAÑOL
BUYERS AVAILABLE DAILY • FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS EVENT, CALL 800-462-2888 ©2003–2010 The Estate Department • Reproduction or use of this announcement in any way is protected under Federal Copyright Laws and re-creation, in whole or in part by any means electronic or photographic is strictly prohibited and will be criminally prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Israel Incentive Grants c/o Israel and Overseas Department 9901 Donna Klein Boulevard Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-852-3170 • danav@bocafed.org
Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service 21300 Ruth and Baron Coleman Blvd. Boca Raton, FL 33428-1757 561-852-3333 • info@ruthralesjfs.org www.ruthralesjfs.org
Israel Incentive Grants offers support for young people ages 15-25 to participate in an appropriate Israel experience of at least three weeks duration. Grant requests for $500 or $1000 are reviewed for all programs in which applicants wish to participate.
The agency works to meet the needs of families and individuals of all ages through a variety of human service programs. Services include individual, family and group counseling, bereavement support groups, gay and lesbian teen support groups, nursing home and hospital visitation, domestic abuse support groups, kosher meals to the homebound, a prescription drug program, a Big Pal/Little Pal program, and much more.
Jewish Association for Residential Care (JARC) 21160 95th Avenue South Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-558-2550 • nancyf@jarcfl.org www.jarcfl.org JARC provides group homes, apartments and a training and resource center for adults with developmental d i s a b i l i t i e s t o p r o m o t e i n d e p e n d e n c e , dignity and self-respect in order to create more fulfilling lives. Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) 9901 Donna Klein Boulevard Boca Raton, FL 33428 (561) 852-3170 www.jewishboca.org/jcrc The JCRC at the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County links the Jewish community with public officials and the general community; supports Israel education and awareness; promotes social action and community service; and develops interfaith and inter-ethnic relations. Kosher Konnection 561-470-2000 • info@ruthralesjfs.org Hot kosher lunches for seniors are provided Monday through Friday in Delray Beach. The social opportunity for seniors nourishes the spirit as well as the body. Friday includes a Shabbat celebration.
Shirley H. Gould House 21000 Ruth and Baron Coleman Blvd. Boca Raton, FL 33428 561-487-5840 This government subsidized housing is for handicapped individuals and low income seniors meeting the necessary requirements.
OVERSEAS AGENCIES American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) 711 Third Avenue New York, NY 10017-4014 212-687-6200 • www.jdc.org The JDC sponsors relief, rescue, renewal, and education efforts in more than 50 countries around the world. It is funded primarily by the annual campaigns of local Federations through United Jewish Communities. Jewish Agency For Israel (JAFI) 633 Third Avenue, 21st Floor New York, NY 10017 212-339-6000 • www.jafi.org The Agency’s primary responsibility is “aliyah,” helping Jews from around the world to settle in Israel. JAFI is 47
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Hillel: Foundation for Jewish Campus Life 800 8th Street NW Washington, DC 20001 202-449-6500 • info@hillel.org www.hillel.org Hillel, the largest Jewish campus organization in the world, works to engage uninvolved Jewish students and provide them with opportunities to “do Jewish” that are meaningful and appealing.
JFNA is the coordinating body for local Federations in North America. It is composed of 189 Jewish federations and 400 independent communities across the continent. JFNA reflects the values and traditions of education, leadership, advocacy, and social justice, and continuity of community that define the Jewish people and advocates on behalf of Israel and Jews in need around the world.
REGIONAL/NATIONAL AGENCIES Birthright Israel www.birthrightisrael.com The program provides Jewish young adults, ages 18-26, who have never been to Israel on a peer group tour the opportunity to visit Israel, regardless of financial ability. B’nai Brith Youth Organization (BBYO) Gold Coast Region 5850 South Pine Island Road Davie, FL 33328 954-252-1912 • www.goldcoastbbyo.org BBYO provides opportunities for Jewish teens to develop their leadership potential, a positive Jewish identity and a commitment to their personal development.
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The Jewish Journal and Shalom are proud to be a part of Fedstock 2010.
A South Florida tradition serving the Jewish community for 30 years
Tu B’Shvat - January 19-20 Enjoy a festive meal for the new year for trees Purim - March 19-20 Wear a costume and send gifts of food to friends to remember how Queen Esther saved the Jews Sushan Purim - March 20-21 Celebrate Purim in walled cities Passover - April 18-26 Commemorate the Exodus by eating matzah at a seder Yom Hashoah - May 1-May 2 Light a candle and remember the six million who perished in the Holocaust Yom Hazikaron - May 8-9 Honor those who gave their lives to establish the state of Israel during Israel Memorial Day
Tisha’a B’Av - August 8-9 Fast to mourn the destruction of the first and second Temples Tu B’Av - August 14-15 Find your perfect mate on this festive day for matchmaking Rosh Hashanah - September 28-30 Join families and friends for two days of feasts to celebrate the new Jewish year Yom Kippur - October 7-8 Fast to observe this Day of Atonement Sukkot - October 12-19 Enjoy a meal outdoors in a “booth” as a reminder that the Jews wandered in the desert for 40 years Hoshanah Rabbah - October 18-19 Celebrate the final day of Sukkkot
Yom Ha’atsma’ut - May 9-10 Celebrate Israel Independence Day and the founding of the modern state of Israel in 1948
Shemini Atzeret - October 19-20 Relax for one extra day after the conclusion of Sukkot
Lag B’Omer - May 21-22 Mark the day with a bonfire to remember when the plaque among Rabbi Akiva’s students ceased
Simchat Torah - October 20-21 Dance with the Torah as we finish reading the scroll and start again
Yom Yerushalayim - May 31-June1 Remember that in 1967, Israel returned to the old city of Jerusalem
Chanukah - December 20-28 Light a menorah during the Festival of Lights with latkas and chocolate gelt
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1. True or False: A Jewish musician/composer wrote “God Bless America”? 2. True or False: A Jewish musician/composer wrote “White Christmas”? 3. Which comedy group was not Jewish? A. Abbot & Costello B. The Three Stooges C. The Marx brothers 4. Which Jewish actress was born in Israel? A. Winona Ryder B. Fran Drescher C. Natalie Portman D. Kate Hudson 5. Which Jewish entertainer made “The Chanukah Song” famous? A. Jerry Lewis B. Adam Sandler C. Jerry Seinfeld D. Barbra Streisand 6. Jews comprise what percent of the world population? A. 0.25% B. 1.25% C. 6.0% D. 18%
A. Albert Einstein B. Sigmund Freud C. Karl Marx D. All of the above 8. The Biblical Abraham was the father of which religion? A. Judaism B. Islam C. Christianity D. All of the above
A Jewish teenager loved musi and wante c d to be fa mous. Sinc Hip-Hop e was his fa vorite kin of music, d he wante d to come up with the perfe ct Hip-Ho moniker. Ic p e-T was ta k en and Ice Cube was unavailab le, but soo enough th n e perfect name cam to him: Ice e -Berg! Young M an: Rab bi, tell m why is it e, that when e ver a Jew asks ano ther Jew a questio he is an n, swered w ith anoth question? er Rabbi: W hy do yo u want to know?
Answers: 1. True; Irving Berlin. 2. True; Irving Berlin. 3. A, 4. C, 5. B, 6. A, 7. D, 8. D
7. Which of the world’s most influential thinkers was Jewish?
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