Cheshvan/Kislev 5778 • November 2017
Hanukkah Palooza Winter Wonderland at Tam-o-Shanter Sunday, December 3 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Even though it is cold outside, come and feel the warmth and glow of Hanukkah!
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Fall Festival of the Arts
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Out and About at the Stratford Festival
See page 4 for details
Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival November 8 - 21
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YJT enjoys Sukkot sushi
Northwest Ohio <------LABEL GOES HERE------>
Jewish Book Festival 2017
13th Anniversary Edition
The 2017 Jewish Book Festival boasts nine outstanding authors presenting their works to our community, including a children's segment and a full length feature film! See page 2 for details
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Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival November 8 - 21, 2017 Chapter • One The OK Corral
Wednesday, November 8 at 12 Noon High Noon –The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic By Glenn Frankel Congregation B’nai Israel 6525 Sylvania Avenue $13: Luncheon & author presentation $30: Luncheon, author presentation and book Starring screen legend Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly in her first major movie role, High Noon is one of the best-loved and most enduring films of Hollywood’s Golden Age. It won four Academy Awards, including a best actor prize for Cooper, and became a cultural touchstone, celebrating integrity, courage and rugged individualism in the face of overwhelming odds. Yet what has been largely forgotten is that High Noon was made during the height of the Hollywood blacklist. Using newly available archival materials and interviews, Frankel tells the backstory of the making of a great American Western. Ultimately, HIGH NOON is about a small group of talented artists and the various ways each of them responded when their creative partnership was confronted by the machinery of political repression.
Special Film Viewing
Special HIGH NOON Film Viewing Thursday, October 26 at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, October 26 at 7:00 p.m. Get ready for the November author event with a special October viewing of the iconic 1952 Hollywood western, High Noon, starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. There are two viewing times for your convenience. (1 hr. 25 min.) Free, by reservations only. Limited Seats. Leo and Vera Sekach Community Services Bldg. 6505 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania
Chapter • Two
Get Your Head in the Game Thursday, November 9 at 7 p.m. Up Your Game!: Skills, Tips, and Strategies to Achieve Total Sports Mastery By Gary Belsky And a conversation with Diane Larson The Blarney Event Center – 601 Monroe Street, Rear, Toledo (at the corner of Monroe Street and Huron Street) enter on Huron Street side $15: appetizer reception & author presentation $25: reception, presentaion and book Bus Service: Park at the Jewish Federation Campus. Bus departs at 6:15 p.m. Bus seating is on a first come first served basis and by reservation only. Life is a game. Former Editor in Chief of ESPN The Magazine, author Gary Belsky discusses the culture, manners and customs of sports that transcend naming your fantasy team to betting with friends, doing a flip turn to investing in memorabilia, winning at arm wrestling and so much more. With over 150 to-the-point entries, Up Your Game! will get you in the know in no time. Diane Larson co-anchors the WTVG 13abc Action News at Five, Six and Eleven along with Lee Conklin. For more than 30
Northwest Ohio
Jewish Book Festival 2017
13th Anniversary Edition
years, you’ve counted on Diane to bring you the news that affects your life, your health, your wealth, your kids and your community.
Chapter • Three
Ladino, Mystery, Heroes and Criminals Sunday, November 12 JCC/YMCA Sylvania –Work Wing 6465 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania
Families are invited and encouraged to participate with their children. The community is welcome to come to any event that is of interest. Ora De Despertar- Time To Wake Up By Sarah Aroeste Pre K – 1st Grade 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. The Mystery of the Missing Matzah By Larry Epstein 2nd – 4th Grade 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. The Six-Day Hero By Tammar Stein 5th – 7th Grade 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Sunday, November 12 Congregation B’nai Israel Sanctuary 6525 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania To Look a Nazi in the Eye: A Teen’s Account of a War Criminal Trial By Kathy Kacer with Jordana Lebowitz 8th – 10th Grade & Community 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Chapter • Four Tradition, Family and the Strength of Friendship Tuesday, November 14 at 7 p.m. The Saturday Evening Girls Club By Jane Healey Highland Meadows Golf Club 7455 Erie Street, Sylvania $15: appetizer reception & author presentation $25: reception, presentation and book For four young immigrant women living in Boston’s North End in the early 1900s, escaping tradition doesn’t come easy. But at
least they have one another and the Saturday Evening Girls Club, a social potterymaking group offering respite from their hectic home lives—and hope for a better future. Ambitious Caprice dreams of opening her own hat shop, which clashes with the expectations of her Sicilian-born parents. Brilliant Ada secretly takes college classes despite the disapproval of her Russian Jewish father. Stunning Maria could marry anyone yet guards her heart to avoid the fate of her Italian Catholic mother, broken down by an alcoholic husband. And shy Thea is torn between asserting herself and embracing an antiquated Jewish tradition. The friends face family clashes and romantic entanglements, career struggles and cultural prejudice. But through their unfailing bond, forged through their weekly gathering, they’ll draw strength – and the courage to transform their immigrant stories into the American lives of their dreams.
Chapter • Five Triple Threat: A musical piano savant, amazing improvisational commedian and singer Thursday, November 16 BLACK boychik: The hilarious true story of a fat, mixed–race Jew crack addict who somehow becomes a comedian. Go Figure. By Sarge 7:30 p.m. – Doors open at
7:15 p.m. The Toledo Glass Pavilion, 2444 Monroe St. $15: dessert reception and author presentation $30: reception, presentation and book Parking: Free parking provided in Lot 6 only. Parking vouchers to be distributed during check-in at the start of the event. Bus Service: Park at the Jewish Federation Campus. Bus departs at 6:30 p.m. Bus seating is on a first come first served basis and by reservation only. Born in 1961 to an Orthodox Jewish woman and a black man, Sarge was adopted by a white Jewish couple from Long Island. As a young child Sarge began to show creative talent including piano virtuosity. But as a young adult, he battled an internal conflict about his heritage and found alcohol and drugs as a way of coping with his confusion. Ultimately, he found himself homeless and addicted on the streets of Manhattan. Getting clean and sober in 1990 would be the turning point in his life. It led to Sarge pursuing his life-long dream of getting into show business and becoming a comedian when he experienced a meteoric rise through the ranks in the ultra-competitive stand-up comedy business. He went on to blend his professional comedic chops with his knowledge of addiction and become the only nationally known entertainer to work as a counselor in rehabs with young people struggling with addiction. His birth, and then rebirth will have you laughing uproariously and then shedding a tear. A journey that is hilarious, uncanny, and truly inspiring.
$15: appetizer reception and author presentation $30: reception, presentation and book Two of the world’s leading experts explain the vital link between health and wealth that could add years to your life and dollars to your retirement savings. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Roizen to our community! All the money in the world doesn’t mean a thing if we can’t get out of bed. And the healthiest body in the world won’t stay that way if we’re frazzled about five figures worth of debt. TODAY Show financial expert Jean Chatzky and the Cleveland Clinic’s chief wellness officer Dr. Michael Roizen explain the vital connection between health and wealth – giving readers all the tactics, strategies, and know-how to live longer, healthier, more lucrative lives. Chatzky and Roizen provide a plan for both financial independence and biological strength with action steps to get you there.
Registration is requested for all book festival events by Monday, October 30.
1. Pick the event or events YOU want to attend! 2. Register by the registration deadline listed!
3. Call the Registration Hotline at 419-531-2119 #2 or email registration@JewishToledo.org with your payment information as payment is due at the time of registration. VISA, MasterCard, AMEX and Discover are accepted.
4. “Oy, I registered for an event and now I can’t attend!” – CALL US and let us know so we can open your spot to another community member! To learn more about an author or an event, call René Rusgo at 419-531-2119 #1 or email rene@JewishToledo.org All programs are subject to change or cancellation without prior notification due to schedules and commitments of our authors. Refunds will be available. All featured author books will be available for sale at all book festival events in collaboration with Barnes & Noble Booksellers. *Except for the Sarge event
Chapter • Six The Doctor is in
Tuesday, November 21 at 7 p.m. Age-Proof: Living Longer Without Running Out of Money or Breaking a Hip By Dr. Michael Roizen and Jean Chatzky with
Ted Spiker King Road Branch Library, 3900 King Rd., Sylvania
Long Term Needs Fund
Congregation Temple Shomer Emunim Congregation Etz Chayim Congregation B’nai Israel
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Toledo Jewish News Volume 66 No. 2 • 20 pages
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Dear Jewish Toledo
A note from The CEO
Dear all, As we enter November, thoughts of Thanksgiving are closer. We at Federation and Foundation are so grateful for your support, not only in Campaign and Legacy Gifts, but also your volunteer hours with which you make our community stronger. I’d like to thank all those who have contributed to this year’s Annual Campaign and remind you that there is still time to donate and be a part of our philanthropic family. Also a huge thank you to our volunteers who have worked so hard on yet another amazing Northwest Ohio Jewish Book Festival: Janet Rogolsky, Book Festival Chair René Rusgo, Director, Jewish Living Center Emily Harel, Program Associate, Jewish Living Center Kim Brody, Principal, David S. Stone Religious School Wendy Payne, Principal, Congregation Temple Shomer Emunim Lynda Dolgin Duda Judi Fox Maurine Glasser Alix Greenblatt Lois Levison Lynn Liber Sheila Odesky Suzanne Rosenberg Lauren Sachs Wishing you all a happy Thanksgiving,
Joel Marcovitch, CEO
Joel
Phone: 419-724-0318 Fax: 419-885-3207 e-mail: paul@JewishToledo.org EDITOR/ART DIRECTOR Paul Causman
STAFF EDITOR/WRITER
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Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo
Hanukkah Palooza Winter Wonderland at Tam-o-Shanter Sunday, December 3 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Sylvania Tam-O-Shanter 7060 W. Sylvania Avenue $5 per person in advance/$10 per person at the door Includes pizza lunch, ice skating and rental, crafts and more! Kids 12 and under are FREE
Lace up your skates! It is time to celebrate! Even though it is cold outside, come and feel the warmth and glow of Hanukkah! Join us for an afternoon of fun including ice Skating, music, photo booth fun, air brushed scarves, frozen face painting and MORE! RSVP in advance by Monday, November 27 to Colette@ JewishToledo.org or 419-724-0361
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Fall Festival of the Arts draws local artists, admirers together By Emily Gordon
Both art makers and art fans gathered October 8 at Temple Shomer Emunim for a full day of autumn-themed fun among family and friends. The 2nd Annual Fall Festival of the Arts featured 32 local artists of various mediums who presented and sold their work to more than 400 festivalgoers. While many were returning artists, 12 enjoyed participating in the festival for the first time. Julie Pentelnik was one of those artists, offering several types of Judaic art, from original paintings and fully illuminated ketubahs to menorahs. The artist taught herself how to create ketubahs, starting with her own, which she finished the day of her wedding. Providing Jewish couples and families with modern Judaica is Pentelnik’s goal, she said. “My art allows people to have Judaica in their homes but with a more contemporary feeling. It’s not the old-fashioned stuff many of us remember,” she said. “People want the newer feel. It’s a contemporary way to connect with our Jewish heritage.” Pentelnik was happy to see so many art lovers in the Toledo Jewish community turn out for the festival, she said. “I love meeting so many wonderful couples. It’s neat to meet all these different people through the art I do,” Pentelnik said. Jane Petitjean agrees. The artist, who exhibited upcycled purses, original paintings and prints, jewelry, and other types of colorful creations in her booth, grew up in western Michigan but moved to Toledo 20 years ago and “loves it here,” she said. “At home, the Jewish community was just too small and it was dif-
ficult to be very involved. Here it’s small, but it’s so active. I love the Jewish community we have in Toledo,” Petitjean said.
She enjoyed talking to fellow artist Sharon Frankel during the festival, with whom she was Bat Mitzvahed and traveled to Israel, and talking with visitors to her booth. “It’s nice to be among your peers talking about the past and the future. And I love the crowd. This festival has a very fun crowd,” Petitjean said. Participating in the Fall Festival of the Arts gives her energy and inspiration when she gets back to the studio, she said. “This city is so full of art and the community is very encouraging of the arts. To have this festival in the Jewish community is even better, because most of my art is Jewish,” Petitjean said. “Judaism is such a big part of my life. It’s hard for it not to come out into my art.” Glass artist Adam Goldberg thinks similarly. The co-owner of Gathered Glassblowing Studio said he participates in the Fall Festival of the Arts because of its supportive and friendly Jewish vibe. “This is the only art festival I participate in, and that’s because I like being around everyone in this community and meeting new community members,” Goldberg said. “It’s also nice to see so many Jewish artists working in this area.”
Arts continued on page 20
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Toledo Jewish Community Foundation
CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL
Beer and Wine Trivia! Puzzles! Fun!
Silent Auction
The Toledo Jewish Community Foundation is accepting proposals for its Long Term Community Needs Fund (Unrestricted Fund) grants. There will be three cycles of grant review. Please note the following deadlines: January 10, 2018 April 16, 2018 September 17, 2018 We are pleased to assist you with this process and welcome your grant proposals. Please contact Arleen R. Levine at Arleen@jewishtoledo.org or 419-724-0355.
Appetizers Saturday, and Desserts December 2 7:00 p.m.
This event is open to the entire Jewish community.
Cost:
$15 in advance
(Advance reservations must be received by CBI by 11/22/17)
$20 at the door
If you would like to form your own team, please gather a group of up to 8 people and send in names with your reservation to Quiz Night Congregation B’nai Israel 6525 Sylvania Ave. Sylvania Ohio 43560
Tickets include appetizers and one drink ticket. Drinks are also available for purchase. For more information, please email Mindy Slutsky at milan1209@hotmail.com
Headed south for the winter? Please let us know your winter address. Contact Barb Hager at 419-724-0357 or barb@jewishtoledo.org
6465 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560
For more information or assistance in planning and charitable giving call: Arleen R. Levine, director at 419-724-0355
Think about the future. An endowment is forever.
www.jewishtoledo.org
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Jewish Family Service You Made a Difference!!
High Holiday Pantry Drive Submitted by Nancy Newbury
Your generous participation in the Meijer Simply Give Program during August and September 2017 resulted in a total of
$18,330
in Meijer gift cards to stock the JFS Food Bank!
Todah Rabah! Thank you for feeding a growing number of hungry families in our community.
Locally owned and operated since 1955
Eve Saltzman, Alyssa Rosenberg, Anne Rosenberg, Ray Helfman, and Emily Rusgo volunteered their time and energy in the Food Pantry recently. They unpacked and shelved items that were donated by congregations during the High Holiday pantry drive. These items are critical to meeting the needs of our community. Todah Rabah!
JFS CAN LOWER YOUR COST OF IN-HOME CARE* Being discharged from the hospital or rehab? Household chores too much for you to handle? Don’t want to worry about the liability with hiring a private individual?
In-home care through JFS is your answer! Jewish Family Service is your connection to affordable, quality care providers. Contact Deb Damschroder, LSW, 419-724-0405
www.jewishtoledo.org
*Subsidy available for up to 14 hours per week to those who qualify
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Local 2 2 nd
Annua l
F O R
K I D S
The Give-A-Gift program provides underprivileged Toledo kids with new gifts for the holidays. The kids will be referred to the program by the following agencies: • Jewish Family Service • Lucas County Juvenile Court's CASA program
Each donor will be given the name and interests of a specific child which makes shopping not only easier but much more fun. We greatly appreciate all the community support for this program each year and hope to be able to count on you again this year. For more information call Wendy Payne at 419.885.3341.
Hanukkah and all holiday gifts should be dropped off at Temple Shomer Emunim, 6453 Sylvania Ave. by December 1.
10% off at Learning Express for Give•A•Gift purchases.
With the support of Temple Shomer Emunim, Congregation B’nai Israel and Congregation Etz Chayim To sign up for Give-a-Gift, please e-mail the following information to Wendy Payne at wpayne@templese.com or you may fill out this form and return it to Give-A-Gift, Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo, 6465 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560 by November 22, 2017. You will be notified of the name(s) of the child(ren).
Name: _____________________________________
YES, we would like to purchase gifts for children in need. (specify #) _______ Gifts are tax-deductible. Financial donations are also welcome. Please make checks payable to JFGT Give-A-Gift.
Address: ___________________________________ City: _________________ State: ____Zip: ________ Phone: (home)_____________________________ (cell)
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INTERFAITH BLOOD DRIVE Sunday, November 12 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Congregation Etz Chayim
Please call or email Devorah at 419-841-4652, shalom1836@bex.net, to scheduled a time to donate, volunteer to work on the 12th and to make phone calls for the blood drive. The need for blood is ongoing. Our faith teaches us about Tikkun Olum and doing a Mitzvah. Start this new year, 5778, in a positive and giving manner. Be a mensch; donate a pint of blood and save three lives.
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Jewish Living Center Learning and Expressing Yourself
Jewish Living Center Specialty Wellness
These classes are designed to offer you an opportunity to try something new and enhance your way of living. We ask that you please call and register for the class or classes that you are interested in participating in at least one week prior to class. Friday, Nov. 10 & 17 1– 2 p.m.
Pelvic Floor Workout
Many factors can cause weakened pelvic floor muscles, including a history of back pain, pregnancy, childbirth, being overweight, heavy lifting, chronic cough or sneeze, and growing older. These problems can occur when the pelvic floor muscles are stretched, weakened or are too tight. This class is for both men and women. It will teach you and give you a better understanding of the anatomy of your body. Along with learning the basic exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor, as well as, other complimentary exercises. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or towel to class. Monday, Nov. 6 3 – 4 p.m.
Travel Fitness
Plane, train, car or boat, it doesn’t matter your mode of transportation. What does matter is that you keep moving while you are on your adventures. This class will share the importance of circulation and movement that can be done while in transit. This class will also include exercises that you can do while in your hotel room. Keeping a routine is key to staying to fit!
Our approach to aging includes the belief that you should never stop learning or expressing yourself. At the JLC, we make opportunities to do so available with our wide range of programs. WEDNESDAY 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Drawing and painting class: all levels
Join Anjelika’s drawing and painting class to relax, express yourself, and see art through a new lens: your own. In this class you can work with pencil, watercolor, pastel, acrylics, or oil at your own pace. Draw inspiration from a favorite photograph or something you have seen in a magazine. Anjelika is here to help you create your masterpiece, even if you don’t think you can, in this fun and casual environment. All supplies provided. Free.
To register for a Jewish Living Center Program, please call Emily Harel at 419-531-2119 #2 or email registration@ jewishtoledo.org. For questions about a program, please call René Rusgo at 419-531-2119 #1 or rene@JewishToledo.org
Connect with us on Facebook!
Join the Jewish Living Center online here: facebook.com/groups/JewishLivingCenter
Please note that Jewish Federation and affiliated offices, including the Jewish Living Center, close at 3:30 p.m. on Fridays
Saturday Morning Shabbat
Bus Service Drawing and Painting
Don't miss out on the sounds of the season
Emily A. Sansom • Au.D., F-AAA
Did you know that the Jewish Living Center ( JLC) offers transportation for Saturday Morning Shabbat those 60 and better? Those 60 and better may board the bus at 9:30 a.m. at Pelham Manor, and 9:35 a.m. at West Park Place and neighborhood residences. Passengers are dropped off first at Etz Chayim, then B’nai Israel or Temple Shomer Emunim and then at Chabad House. The return trip begins at 12:30 p.m., in the reverse order. We can also help congregants who need rides from their homes. Everyone is required to have a current client form on file to use this service. You must call by Friday at Noon each week to reserve your spot on the bus as seats are limited - 419-531-2119 #2. Please be sure to leave your name and phone number and which shul you want to attend. There is no charge for this service, which is provided through a generous grant from Jewish Senior Services Supporting Organization.
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Jewish Living Center Free services and events at the
Jewish Living Center Vera & Leo Sekach Community Services Bldg, Jewish Family Service, 6505 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania
SUPPORTED BY
Jewish Federation & Foundation YOUR CAMPAIGN AND LEGACY GIFTS AT WORK
Jewish Living Center for 60 and better The Jewish Living Center (JLC) is a fresh, holistic approach to how we look at aging and how we view ourselves as we age. We strive to make the JLC the place where you come when you want to learn about something new and exciting. Where you can try out the newest trends in movement and exercise. Where technology is just a touch away. Where adventure takes you places. Where you gather with your old friends and make new ones. Where you can feel comfortable being yourself.
Healthy Living Our approach to aging includes promoting a healthy lifestyle. By offering a series of wellness programs, the JLC helps those in our community achieve their health goals. MONDAY Check In with Us *(No nurse on Nov. 6) Pelham Manor 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Jewish Living Center 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. It doesn’t have to be a manic Monday when you come by to get your blood pressure and/or glucose checked by a registered nurse. It’s quick, painless, and keeps you on the path to good health. L’Chayim! All supplies are provided. 11 a.m. – Noon Get Fit…It’s Never Too Late This exercise class combines great music and fun moves to give you a comprehensive workout by focusing on cardio, strength, and flexibility. Balls, bands, chairs, and light weights are used in this class. All supplies provided. 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Drumming A full-body workout for any fitness level that anyone can do. Drumsticks are pounded on exercise balls and clinked overhead and side-to-side to upbeat music that will have you moving in step and around the circle. This class keeps you active and gives your core a great workout. All supplies are provided. WEDNESDAY 11 a.m. – Noon Get Fit…It’s Never Too Late (see above for description) 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Ballet Ball Fusion This is a great combination class that brings together basic ballet, Tai Chi, and drumming to give you a complete and fulfilling workout unlike any other with music to guide you. It focuses on your core for balance and strength and offers a full range of motion to help you work on your stretching and breathing. FRIDAY 11 a.m. – Noon Get Fit…It’s Never Too Late (see above for description) 12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. *(No Poker & More on Nov. 24) Poker & More… Big and Little Vegas, Stretch, and Red and Black - those are just a few of the games you can expect to play in this lively get together for all. Nickels and dimes are what you will need to make this an afternoon of fun.
Please note that Jewish Federation and affiliated offices (including the JLC) close at 3:30 p.m. on Fridays To use any of the above services, just fill out a simple and quick Client Registration Form. To learn more about the Jewish Living Center, call 419-531-2119 or visit JewishToledo.org. The Jewish Living Center is supported by the Area Office on Aging, the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo and Jewish Seniors Services Supporting Organization.
Be a part of the Jewish Living Center: Pick the event(s) you want to participate in. Register by the registration deadline to join the fun.
1 Call us at 419-531-2119 # 2 or email Emily@JewishToledo.org with your payment information, as payment is due at the time of registration. VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, and Discover are accepted. Personal checks can be mailed to: Jewish Living Center 6505 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560 2 “OY! I registered for an event and now I can’t attend.” Please call and let us know so we can open that spot for another community member. Scent-free space Jewish Living Center participants are asked not to wear perfume, cologne, or any other strong-smelling fragrances while participating in classes, programs, and trips. Your cooperation in this effort will allow all of our participants to take part in our programming. For more information about the Jewish Living Center or its programs, please call Director René Rusgo at 419-531-2119 # 1 or email Rene@JewishToledo.org. The Jewish Living Center (JLC) and all of its programs are open to those who are 60 and better and are supported through a generous grant from the Jewish Senior Services Supporting Organization (JSSSO) and through your campaign dollars. The JLC also receives funds from the Area Office on Aging. SUPPORTED BY
Jewish Federation & Foundation YOUR CAMPAIGN AND LEGACY GIFTS AT WORK
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Active Life for 60 and Better
Out and About Getaway to Stratford Festival
JLC's iPad Power Users Hone Their Skills at Sip and Swipe®
Annual
Latke
Luncheon
Thursday, December 14 12 p.m. Congregation B’nai Israel - 6525 Sylvania Ave. $5 per person includes lunch and Entertainment by Kaity Kinloch as Marilyn Performs Registration and payment requested by Monday, November 27. Kaity Kinloch has been performing as Marilyn Monroe professionally under the business name, Marilyn Performs, for over 3 years. Her work includes modeling as Marilyn, performing at birthday parties, car shows, burlesque shows, and fashion shows. She’s taken her business to many places in the Midwest, such as Detroit, Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, and as far as Las Vegas. Her priorities weigh heavy on respecting the legacy of M-arilyn Monroe and preserving the work of the late actress.
Connect with us on Facebook! Join the Jewish Living Center online here: facebook.com/groups/JewishLivingCenter
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PJ Library
Programs especially for postcollege to young families.
Sushi in the Sukkah
YJT @ Gathered Glass – Make your own cup!
Saturday, January 20 7 p.m. Gathered Glassblowing Studio 23 N Huron St. $36 per person by Friday, January 12/$45 per person after– Includes glass demonstration, making of your own cup, hors d'oeuvres, and adult beverages RSVP to Hallie@Jewishtoledo.org or 419724-0362. J oin YJT for a warm night in the fabulous Gathered Glassblowing Studio. We will learn how to make our own drinking glass from Toledo’s own amazing glass artist and fellow YJTer, Adam Goldberg. More about Gathered: Gathering is the first step. We use molten glass to create blown, hot sculpted, or cast glass pieces. Blending classic and new techniques, we make an effort to design art objects or installations that harken tradition while still being all-together new. Art glass has been a major part of Toledo's narrative since 1962, the beginning of the American Studio Glass Movement.
Y O U N G
Toledo
We're proud that Gathered is right where it all began! Embracing our reputation as The Glass City, Gathered lives the American Studio Glass Movement by creating handmade glass objects in a small artist-run studio.
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Young Jewish Toledo is a staple of Jewish life in the Toledo area, existing to draw wonderful, dynamic, young Jewish people together for the greater benefit of the community. From Hebrew Happy Hours to date nights to volunteer opportunities, Young Jewish Toledo provides a range of opportunities for young Jewish professionals 2140. These future leaders of Jewish Toledo are continuously strengthening personal connections while participating in – and perpetuating – Jewish life in Toledo. To find out more about how you or someone you know can get involved with Young Jewish Toledo, contact Hallie Freed at 419-724-0362 or hallie@JewishToledo.org.
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Fall into Hanukkah Playdates
Join us for Fall into Hanukkah Playdates with Gan Yeladim Preschool and PJ Library! Playdates will offer creative movement, Jewish songs, interactive and hands on activities, recipe sharing, baking, story time, snacks, and free play. Fall into Hanukkah Playdates are a great opportunity for Moms, Dads, Bubbies, and Zaydes to meet other new, young families. All classes are from 10 - 11:30 a.m. in the Leonard Lounge on the Federation Campus (unless otherwise noted). Suggested donation: $10 per class RSVP requested the Thursday prior to Colette Lundberg at 419724-0361 or colette@jewishtoledo.org. ***Please notify us of any dietary restrictions*** Friday, November 3 – Shabbat Shalom! Make challah and learn new recipes. Music with Miss Megan. Friday, November 10 – Menorah and candles. Bring in one of your family’s own menorahs. Friday, November 17 – Dreidels and music. Let us begin the Hanukkah fun with Hanukkah melodies and songs. Friday, December 1 – Touch and feel sensory Hanukkah activities and more Hanukkah music with Miss Megan. Friday, December 8 – Smell, taste, and share favorite Hanukkah recipes. Friday, December 15 – Hanukkah party! To learn more about PJ Library® and to ensure your child receives this wonderful gift, please contact Hallie Freed at 419-724-0362 or hallie@JewishToledo.org PJ Library® is supported in part by the Gary and Andrea Delman Family Foundation and Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo.
FREE books and CDs Are you getting YOURS? PJ Library® is completely FREE for participating families in the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo region.
PJ Library® seeks to engage Jewish families with young children. Each participating child in our community from age six months through eight will receive a high-quality Jewish children’s book or CD every month. Each book and CD comes with resources to help families use the selection in their home. The book and music list has been selected by the foremost children’s book experts and includes a wide array of themes related to Jewish holidays, folktales and Jewish family life. To learn more about PJ Library® and to ensure your child receives this wonderful gift, please contact Hallie Freed at 419-724-0362 or hallie@JewishToledo.org. PJ Library® is supported in part by the Gary and Andrea Delman Family Foundation and Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo. SUPPORTED BY
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Local B'nai Mitzvah
We Honor Our B'nai Mitzvah
Ray Andrew Helfman will be called to the Torah on his birthday, Saturday, November 4th at Temple Shomer Emunim. Ray is the son of Todd & Kristal Helfman and the awesome big brother to Max and Cole. He is the beloved grandson of Joseph & Wanda Bublick of Waterville, Ohio, Marleen & Richard Kramer of Novi, Michigan and David Helfman of Coronado, California. Ray is a 7th grader at McCord Junior High where he is a dedicated student on the Honor Roll. Ray is a blue belt in karate and enjoys drawing, reading, writing, swimming, biking, hiking, sushi & tacos. His loved ones very much enjoy his sense of humor, thoughtfulness & creativity. Ray is also a dedicated Boy Scout with Troop 154 out of Sylvania and enjoys monthly campouts with his troop. His adventures with Boy Scouts has taken him many places, given him priceless experiences and his parents could not be prouder of the young man he is becoming. His entire family anxiously awaits the celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.
Tenley Hope Tuschman will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, November 11, 2017 at Temple Shomer Emunim. Tenley is the daughter of Jennifer and Chad Tuschman and sister to Ava and Wyatt Tuschman. Her grandparents include Patricia and David Kassing of Falls Church, Virginia, Karen and Richard Spector of Beachwood, and Ina and James Tuschman of Toledo. Tenley attends 7th Grade at Timberstone Junior High and spends much of her free time participating in competitive dance for the Gravity Dance Company at Inspire Dance Center. She enjoys drawing and takes art classes at For the Love of Art. Tenley has been involved as a volunteer with the
Friendship Circle of Toledo. Tenley and her family are looking forward to sharing this special occasion with family and friends
Eva Elizabeth LaPlante will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday afternoon, November 18, 2017 at Congregation B’nai Israel. Eva is the daughter of Daniel and Holley LaPlante, and sister to Joseph. She is the granddaughter of Allan and Janice Hasenfratz. Eva is in 8th grade and loves music, drawing, and reading. If she is not doing one of these things, she’s most likely spoiling her cats Zeke and Mr. Pickles. With the funds she is raising for her mitzvah project to support KMMA in Kenya, a school on Rusinga Island, she is helping provide for the daily needs of its students, who are mostly orphans. She is excited to have her camp friends join her for her big day, along with the rest of her friends and family.
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Jacobs named outstanding Nevada journalist
D a v i d J ac o b s , s on o f Ly n n a n d Fr a n k J a c o b s o f S y l v a nia Township, recently was honored as 2017 Outstanding Journalist by the Nevada Press Association. The award came in Carson City during the association's annual ceremony Sept. 30 when Jacobs won 10 awards, including seven first-place honors, with his parents on hand in the Carson Nugget Casino Hotel. The first-place awards spanned multiple categories: best breaking news reporting, best business spot news story, best explanatory journalism, best entertainment writing, best feature photo, best digital innovation plus the Freedom of the Press award. Jacobs also won a second-place award in local column writing and two third-place awards for feature writing and photo coverage. Jacobs, 51, is a 1984 graduate of Sylvania Southview High School, a 1988 graduate of the University of Toledo and 1989 graduate of the Columbia Universit y Graduate S chool of Journalism in New York City. He also is a former reporter for The Blade. He is the top editor two Nevada newspapers: the Pahrump Valley Times and the Tonopah Times-Bonanza & Goldfield News, both of which are owned by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Birth Announcement
A hearty mazel tov to Sharon & Bobby, Chad & Alison on the arrival of Morgan June Kripke.
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Congregation Etz Chayim ETZ CHAYIM PLANS INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS AND AWARD LUNCHEON & LEARNER’S SHABBAT
The next Learner’s Shabbat with Aviva Panush is scheduled for Saturday, November 11, 2017. Join us as Aviva continues to teach about the Shabbat service and interact with members with questions and answers. Everyone is invited to attend Etz Chayim’s annual Installation of Officers and Award Luncheon on Saturday, November 11, 2017. A delicious luncheon will follow Shabbat services. The cost of the luncheon is $18.00 per adult. All reservations must be paid in advance. After lunch, the newly elected officers will be installed. This year’s Morris Lubitsky Memorial Award will be presented to Susan Hartman Muska and the Harry Levine Service Award will be presented to Harry Schulman.
SISTERHOOD NEWS
The annual Etz Chayim/B’nai Israel Rummage Sale is scheduled for Sunday, November 5th and Monday the 6th 2017. The set-up is on October 31st and November 1st. Clean-up will be on November 7th . There is still a need for both women and men to volunteer for this important Sisterhood fundraiser. Contact Marcia Grossman at (419) 536-08090 or margro@bex.net .You may also contact Etz Chayim’s head Rummage Sale chairman, Diane Treuhaft, at (419) 829-9986 or ditreuhaft@gmail.com. The Sisterhood Donor is approaching quickly. Sharon Ravin, Donor chairman, will be sending out information at the beginning of November. If you are not a member of Sisterhood and are interested in joining, yearly membership dues are $20. If you are 60 or over, you can become a Life Member for $200. Please contact Suzie Rosenberg at 419-536-7758 or srosenb@buckeye-express.com to get more details on both categories of membership. The next Sisterhood Board Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at 10:15 A.M. in the Etz Chayim Library. All Sisterhood members are welcome to attend.
Chabad House
POKER & MAHJ GAMES
On Sunday, November 12, 2017 at 10:00 a.m., the monthly poker and mahj games will be held. Everyone is invited to participate. Refreshments will be served.
INTRAFAITH BLOOD DRIVE
The Intrafaith Blood Drive will be held on Sunday, November 12, 2017 at Congregation Etz Chayim from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This is a joint event with Congregation B’nai Israel and Congregation Shomer Emunim. Blood donors and volunteers are needed. Please call the synagogue office to register to donate or help.
BOOK CLUB
The Etz Chayim Book Club will be held on Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 1:00 p.m. Marcy Steingroot will be reviewing the book My Jewish Year – 18 Holidays, One Wondering Jew, by Abigail Pogrebin. As you read this book, please make note of which holiday resonates with you and has the most meaning for you. Everyone is invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.
BIRTHDAY LUNCH PLANNED
Come to Shabbat services on Saturday, November 18th and celebrate with our members who have birthdays in November. A delicious lunch will be served. Everyone is invited.
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Israel at 70 Israel is Celebrating 70 Years! Stay tuned to the year’s long events for our community Our Israeli Picnic, an Israel Day event, will take place on Sunday April 29, 2018 12:00-2 p.m.
Submitted by Sam Federman, City Director for Toledo BBYO Shalom! The teens of BSN and B’not Shalom have been working hard to come up with many exciting programs for teens from 8th to 12th grade to participate in! We want to welcome your high school-age teens to attend these upcoming events, and find out what experiences Toledo BBYO can offer. BBYO is an excellent opportunity for your teen to spend time with other Jewish teens, help in the community and develop leadership skills that will last for a lifetime. If you are interested in BBYO for your teen, or have any questions regarding involvement, feel free to contact me at sam@ jewishtoledo.org.
November upcoming events:
4 – BSN Meet Night/Overnight, location TBA 5 – B’not Business Meeting/Study Session @ JCC 10- 11th – Regional Kallah @ Hiram House 21 – BSN Business Meeting @ JCC 23 – Turkey Bowl @ Wildwood Metropark 25 – B’not Movie/Spa Overnight, location TBA
We would like to invite all those who are 18 years old and younger to submit a design for an Israel@70 T-shirt which we will distribute free to all community members who attend the event on April 29. Submission Guidelines • Only those 18 and under can submit a design. • Designs are for the front of the shirt and should only use two colors, one of them should be blue (t-shirt itself is white). • Please fill out entry form and attach it to your submission. • Please write name on the form ONLY. No anonymous submissions. • Only one submission per person please. • ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY MONDAY, MARCH 5, 2018 Send your submission and T-shirt design to: Israel Day T-SHIRT CONTEST 6465 Sylvania Avenue Sylvania, Ohio 43560 Attn. Colette Lundberg Questions? Call Colette Lundberg @ 419- 724-0361 or colette@Jewishtoledo.org This event is sponsored by Congregation B’nai Israel, Congregation Etz Chayim, Congregation Temple Shomer Emunim, and the JCRC of Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo. _____________________________________ _ Entry Form: PLEASE PRINT Name:_____________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________ City:__________________ State:___________ Zip:__________ Phone #___________________________________________
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The Joanne Galler Rubin Friendship Circle is off to a great start this year Volunteers kicked off with an afternoon that was both fun and educational and included a presentation by the IDance company and Human Foosball! Sunday Circle is also in full gear, as well as the our Fall Bowling Buddies. We are looking forward to our upcoming Teen Shabbat Dinner on November 10th! For more details or to view the complete Friendship Circle Calendar of Events, please visit FCToledo.com
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Something for the whole family! Special thanks to Sharon Goldner Tipping and Lucy for the photograph.
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Arts continued from page 4
Along with their fellow artists, Goldberg, Pentelnik, and Petitjean each donated a piece of their artwork toward an auction benefitting the Victory Center, a nonprofit dedicated to helping provide non-medical, supportive services to cancer patients for free. In total, $600 was raised for the Victory Center during the festival. In addition to the indoor festivities, families took advantage of unseasonably warm weather to purchase lunch from Chicago kosher food truck Milt’s BBQ for the Perplexed and eat together picnic-style on the grass. Both vegetarian and meat fares were a big hit, as demonstrated by the long lines at Milt’s and exclamations of satisfaction. The food truck sold out of its delicious dishes by the end of the festival. Children enjoyed playing and learning at Kids
Korner, sponsored by PJ Library® and the Gary and Andrea Delman Family Foundation, which included bounce houses, pumpkin decorating, and a pumpkin carving demonstration by Jackie O’Lantern. Many attendees agreed that Hallie Freed, director of the Department of Jewish Programs, and the Fall Festival of the Arts committee and volunteers built upon the first “excellent” art festival for an even better experience for everyone involved the second time around, said volunteer and attendee Fagie Benstein. “This year’s art festival was yet another fabulous event that brought our community together. Truly, the artists, the warmth, the excitement, the turn out…it’s the best,” she said. This year’s Fall Festival of the Arts would not have been as successful without the help of committee members and several helping hands, Freed
said. “Thank you to the festival committee: Gabi Mallin, Alix Greenblatt, Dawn Goldstein, Renee Jacobson, Beth Silver, Stephanie Shaulskiy, and Sharon Lapitsky,” she said. “Thank you also to all of the volunteers who helped make the artists feel at home and make the festival run smoothly: Gina Black, Julie Szyskowski, Dara Musher-Eizenman, Liz Witter, Sue Hochberg, Laurie Gross, David Berland, Becky McQueen, Raizel Shemtov, Emily Gordon, Fagie Benstein, Joel Marcovitch, Judy Weinberg, Emily Harel, Devorah Shulamit, Nancy Newbery, Mark Greenblatt, and Max Greenblatt.” Freed also expressed gratitude to the festival’s sponsors. “Thank you Huntington, Buckeye Telesystem, PJ Library®, and the Gary and Andrea Delman Family Foundation.”
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Israel at 70 launches a year long celebration The Jewish Community Relations Council began its year-long Israel at 70 series with Humans of Tel Aviv, a photography exhibition of the work of Israeli photographer Erez Kagnovitz, on Sunday, October 15, at Congregation B’nai Israel. More than 50 people enjoyed the
photographs and the lecture/presentation by Kagnovitz. The Humans of Tel Aviv photos will be on display throughout the year at other Israel at 70 events. Watch your Toledo Jewish News for more information about the celebration.