September 2009 | Elul 5769 - Tishrei 5770

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Join us in community and meaning for a special film screening,

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a lovely dessert buffet, and beautiful prayer Yom Kippur
in anticipation of the coming new Jewish year.

Drive
8 p.m. Defending Your Life
A special showing of a comedy/fantasy film about a man
who must defend his life after he dies and arrives in the afterlife.
Starring Albert Brooks and Meryl Streep.
A discussion about the film and its message for our own lives to benefit community agencies

will be led by Rabbis Shulman and Wechsler.

Rosh HaShanah, Sunday,
10 p.m. Selihot Service September 20 -
A String Quartet will accompany Hazzan Perlman Wednesday, September 30

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Selihot is a unique and moving late night “Service of forgiveness” located in the Louis A. Cohen Family Chapel
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The Selihot Service is an emotional, spiritual, and evocative evening
of teshuvah, repentance, reflecting upon our deeds and experiences this year
as we consider personal and religious goals for future growth and change. F OOD W ISH L IST :
Beef stew, canned fruits, canned meats/tuna, canned vegetables, dish soap, disposable salt and pepper shakers,
We begin with Havdalah and conclude our evening ketchup and mayonnaise, laundry detergent, macaroni & cheese, metal forks, napkins, paper lunch bags, pasta and sauce,
with the sounding of the Shofar. The Torah Scrolls in the ark peanut butter and jelly, plastic baggies, plastic ware, rice, stove top stuffing, sugar, tea bags, toilet paper

are publicly changed into their white High Holy Day covers In lieu of food, monetary donations will also be accepted and donated to kosher food funds.
Make checks payable to Chizuk Amuno, Attn. Food Drive.
which symbolize the freshness and purity of the coming new year. A service initiative made possible by the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Gemilut Hasadim Endowment Fund

A nticipating S ukkot ’s J oy – N ew S habbat Yahad A ctivities

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On Shabbat, October 3,
during all of our Sukkot Services,
we will ask the question,
“How Do We Demonstrate Our Thanks?”
We will ask everyone present in the Sanctuary,
in our Family Service, in our Youth Services,
and even at Torah for Tots to discuss and help
determine our congregation’s response to hunger,
and to the needs of people in our community and
in Israel during this holiday season.
and
Shabbat Yahad – Looking for something to do
Shabbat Together during the “rest” of Shabbat?
Together Again, October 3rd This year, we extend Shabbat Yahad
We join on Shabbat in the bonds following lunch to include activity and interest
of our synagogue community. groups for all ages. Our rabbis will teach,
Join us in the Sanctuary, at Family Services, our education and youth staff
will provide activities for our students,
or Torah for Tots as we share
and members of our adult community
our different Shabbat services and activities as
will facilitate small discussion and hobby groups
families and friends.
for interested individuals. Watch for the list of
Shabbat afternoon activities in the coming weeks.

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Chizuk Amuno Congregation
8100 Stevenson Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21208
www.chizukamuno.org
Synagogue Office 410/486-6400
Synagogue Fax 410/486-4050
Synagogue E-mail info@chizukamuno.org
Goldsmith Early Childhood Education Center 410/486-8642
Krieger Schechter Day School 410/486-8640
Rosenbloom Religious School 410/486-8641
Stulman Center for Adult Learning 410/824-2055
O fficers
President Dr. Anne L. Young, pres@chizukamuno.org
First Vice President Richard Manekin, 1stvp@chizukamuno.org
Vice President Michelle Malis
Vice President Louis E. Sapperstein
Secretary Dr. Andrew Miller
Treasurer Alan Mogol
Assistant Treasurer Sandra Moffet
synagogue staff
Rabbi Ronald J. Shulman x230
rshulman@chizukamuno.org
Rabbi Deborah Wechsler x231
dwechsler@chizukamuno.org
Rabbi Emeritus Joel H. Zaiman x296
Hazzan Emanuel C. Perlman x233
eperlman@chizukamuno.org
Ritual Director Dr. Moshe D. Shualy x243
mshualy@chizukamuno.org
Ritual Director Emeritus
Rev. Yehuda Dickstein
Headmaster, Krieger Schechter Day School
Dr. Paul D. Schneider | x226 | pschneider@soink12.ksds.edu
Director, Congregational Education
Alex Weinberg | x234 | aweinberg@chizukamuno.org
Director, Goldsmith Early Childhood Education Center
Michelle Gold | x238 | gecec@chizukamuno.org
Director, Stulman Center for Adult Learning
Judy Meltzer | x287 | stulman@chizukamuno.org
Director, Gemilut Hasadim Program
Miriam Foss | x281 | mfoss@chizukamuno.org
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Coordinator
Debby Hellman | x290 | dhellman@chizukamuno.org
Youth Educator
Isaac Woloff | x305 | iwoloff@chizukamuno.org
Curator, Goldsmith Museum
Dr. Susan Vick | x291 | svick@chizukamuno.org
administrative staff
Executive Director
Ronald N. Millen | x224 | rnmillen@chizukamuno.org
Director of Congregational Advancement
Laurel Freedman | x275 | lfreedman@chizukamuno.org
Synagogue Administrator
Jenny Baker | x227 | jbaker@chizukamuno.org
Controller
Rick Bernard | x256 | rbernard@chizukamuno.org
Information Systems Manager
Bruce P. Yaillen | x284 | byaillen@chizukamuno.org
Cemetery Director
Barbara Lichter | x248 | blichter@chizukamuno.org
Assistant Cemetery Director
Marsh Yoffe | x309 | myoffe@chizukamuno.org
Communications and Membership Coordinator
Cheryl Snyderman | x300 | csnyderman@chizukamuno.org
Graphic Designer
Rachel Levitan | x282 | rlevitan@chizukamuno.org
Schedule of Services
Each Friday evening and Shabbat morning we enjoy
celebration, prayer, and Torah study with Rabbi Ronald
Shulman, Rabbi Deborah Wechsler, Hazzan Emanuel
Perlman and our synagogue community.
This schedule indicates the weeks when our Chizuk
Amuno Choir participates in services, as well as study
themes, or other service features including family and
Shabbat Yahad activities.
Join with us to express yourself in the presence of God,
to nurture your soul, and to connect your life with the
life of our synagogue family.
Babysitting is available beginning at 9:15 a.m. every
Shabbat, except holiday weekends.
Hoffberger Chapel Services
Daily: 7:30 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.
Sunday: 9:15 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Friday Minhah: 5:50 p.m. unless otherwise noted
Candle Lighting
September 4 7:14 p.m.
September 11 7:03 p.m.
September 18 6:52 p.m.
September 25 6:40 p.m.
October 2 6:29 p.m.
For complete High Holy Day schedules,
please refer to your
HaZ’man ~ This Season.
SEPTEMBER 2009
Elul 5769/Tishrei 5770
September 4/5 | Elul 15/16
Minhah 5:50 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat 6:00 p.m.
Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m.
TORAH PORTION: KI TAVO, DEUTERONOMY 26:1-29:8
B’nei Mitzvah of Alyson Katz and Daniel Moskowitz
Rabbi Shulman’s Sermon
Chizuk Amuno Choir joins Hazzan Perlman
Family Service 10:00 a.m.
Study Session 6:00 p.m.
Minhah/Ma’ariv 7:00 p.m.
Havdalah 7:59 p.m.
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September 11/12 | Elul 22/23
Minhah 5:50 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat 6:00 p.m.
Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m.
TORAH PORTION: NITZAVIM VA-YEILEKH,
DEUTERONOMY 29:9–31:30
Bat Mitzvah of Alexandra Sugarman
Rabbi Wechsler’s Sermon
Chizuk Amuno Choir joins Hazzan Perlman
Family Service 10:00 a.m.
Study Session 5:45 p.m.
Minhah/Ma’ariv 6:45 p.m.
Havdalah 7:47 p.m.
Selihot Service 10:00 p.m.
For complete Rosh HaShanah
(September 18, 19, and 20) and Yom Kippur
(September 27 and 28) schedules,
please refer to your
HaZ’man ~ This Season.
September 25/26 | Elul 26/27
Shabbat Shuvah – The Sabbath of Return
Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m.
Torah Portion: , Deuteronomy 32:1-32:52
“Teshuvah-Repentance before Yom Kippur”
Study with Rabbis Shulman and Wechsler
Family Service 10:00 a.m.
Minhah 5:50 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat 6:00 p.m.
Study Session 5:30 p.m.
Minhah/Ma’ariv 6:30 p.m.
Havdalah 7:25 p.m.
October 2/3 | Tishrei 14/15
Shabbat Sukkot
Minhah 5:50 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat 6:00 p.m.
Shabbat and Festival Morning Service 9:15 a.m.
Birkat HaMazon Discussion –
How Do We Demonstrate Our Thanks?
…responding to hunger and human needs in our
community and in Israel
Shabbat Yahad – Shabbat Together
Family Service 10:00 a.m.
Torah for Tots 11:00 a.m.
Kiddush Luncheon in the Attman Family Sukkah
Hugei Shabbat – Group Activities for ALL ages
Study Session 5:15 p.m.
Minhah/Ma’ariv 6:15 p.m.
Havdalah 7:14 p.m.
Milestones In Our Anniversaries
Mazal tov to the following members of our
Synagogue Family
synagogue family who will be celebrating their
wedding anniversaries in the coming weeks.
B’nei Mitzvah
40th: Janice and Norris Brodsky
We proudly celebrate with these students who
40th: Sarajane and Arthur Brown
will be called to the Torah as B’nei Mitzvah.
Mazal tov to their families. Engagements
SEPTEMBER 5 We congratulate this couple and their families
as we wish them much happiness.
Abby Kogen and Isaac Woloff
Weddings
We congratulate the following couples
and their families as we wish them much
happiness.
Alyson Michelle Katz
Leah Ben Wolf, son of Dorothy Gold and Dr. James
Wolf, to Cydny Clay.
daughter of Bonnie and Neil Katz
Alicia Leibowitz, daughter of Bettye and
Daniel Benjamin Moskowitz Jerry Leibowitz, and granddaughter of
David Sylvia Cummins and Shirley Talles, to Aaron
son of Jodi and Samuel Moskowitz Bickoff.
SEPTEMBER 12 Lauri Gann, daughter of Ruth and William
Alexandra Marissa Gann, to Dan Greenberg.
Sugarman
In Loving Memory
Hannah Mira
With deep regret we mourn the passing of:
daughter of Susan and
Howard Sugarman Doris Kleiman
May her memory bring comfort and blessing to
Births her loved ones.
We congratulate the following families on the
Our Sympathy To:
birth of their children and grandchildren. We offer our sincere condolences to these
Noah Bishop Freilich, son of Rachel and
families. May God comfort them along with all
David Freilich, PhD, and grandson of
who mourn.
Barbara and Michael Freilich.
Ann Betten, on the loss of her father, Louis
Jonah Simon Chvala Reisner, son of Sara Eliasberg.
and Etan Reisner, grandson of Rabbi Nina
Maxine Cooper, on the loss of her mother,
Beth Cardin and Dr. Avram Reisner, and
Jeanette Konigsberg.
great-grandson of Shoshana Cardin.
Hilary Epstein, on the loss of her brother,
Owen Wolfe Singer, son of Mary and Michael
Jonathan David Manheim.
Singer, and grandson of Ina and Jon Singer.
Dr. Lenard Hammer, on the loss of his
Birthdays mother, Sandra S. Hammer.
We wish Happy Birthday to these members of
Ben Zager and Jack Zager, on the loss of
our synagogue family who each celebrate a
their brother, Lewis Zager.
birthday milestone this month.
Norris Brodsky Member in the News
Harriet Feinglass Leonard Attman has been reappointed by
Susan Ganz Governor O’Malley as a member of the
Marc Klitenic Maryland Stadium Authority for a term of
Mark Pressman four years.
Seema Reznick
Robin Sakin
Dr. Ronald Schechter
Frada Wall
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Gemilut Hasadim Volunteer Programs
Adopt-A-Road
Thanks to Brotherhood members who did
a summer cleaning in early June to
make Greenspring Avenue sparkle: Bob
Ambinder, Howard Brill, Irwin Golob,
and Bruce Lewbart
Chicken Soup for Our Sick
Thanks to the Chizuk Amuno Sisterhood, we
now have a supply of homemade chicken
soup for members who are ill or who have
just returned from the hospital. To receive
some delicious “liquid penicillin,” please call
Miriam Golob at 410/560-7422 and it will
be delivered to your home.
Hakhnasat Orhim —
Welcoming Guests
If you live within walking distance of the
synagogue, and are able to host visitors
for Shabbat or holidays, please e-mail
Rabbi Deborah Wechsler,
dwechsler@chizukamuno.org.
Jared Scott Levy Memorial
Garden
We are looking for flower and plant enthusiasts
to help tend the garden this coming spring.
Young volunteers, families, and adults are
welcome. Double community service hours
are available through the GH office. To
sign up for fall watering and weeding on a
flexible schedule, please call Miriam Foss.
Todah rabbah to master gardener, Allen
Brown, for planning, planting and
mulching and to Adam Cohen, Karen
Cohen, Rachel Cohen, Joan Vardi, and
Shawn Vardi for watering and weeding.
Our Daily Bread
Join the Chizuk Amuno team to help serve
meals to hungry men, women, and children
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the upcoming
Sundays, October 25 and November 29.
Please contact Wendy Davis at 410/358-
5979, bandwdavis@aol.com or Jenny Baker
410/602-9885, bakerjenny@yahoo.com.
A special thanks to our devoted volunteers.
May: Randi Braman, Wendy Davis, Fran
Glushakow, Lily Glushakow-Smith,
Shira Glushakow-Smith, Warren
Gould, Lily Massouda, Warren
Massouda, Jeff Zale, and Karen Zale
June: Jenny Baker, Fran Glushakow,
Warren Gould, Jeff Snyder, Don Stein,
Ruth Stein, and Dawn Reznik
Ronald McDonald House
Join the dedicated corps of congregants who
provide dinners at Ronald McDonald House
for families with seriously ill children.
Volunteers are needed to cook and/or serve.
The families look forward to home cooked
meals to ease the strain and pressure that
come with seeking medical treatment
for serious conditions far from home.
Our upcoming dates are: Wednesdays,
September 9 and October 21.
Todah rabbah to the dedicated volunteers
who cooked and served in July: Abdul
Abdulla, Jarred Belman, Lisa Belman,
Ron Belman, Andrea Bookoff, Nancy
Bookoff, Adam Cohen, Karen Cohen,
Rachel Cohen, Edna Crystal, Hillary
Crystal, Garth Gerstenblith, Brett
Gold, Janet Kantor, Debbie Kramer,
Samantha Kramer, Barbara Lichter,
Maxine Seidman, Eileen Schultz,
Cheryl Snyderman, Frank Spector,
Susan Straus, Frada Wall,
and Marsha Yoffe
Special thanks to Dawn Reznik who
crocheted bears for current guests at Ronald
McDonald House. The soft and engaging
multicolored bears were immediately
embraced by appreciative children!!
St. Vincent’s Center
Rav Toddot to our multi talented volunteers,
who organized, read and served tea at
the Teddy Bear Tea Party: Jane Kahn,
Linda Levy, Mark Levy, David Madoff,
Saundra Madoff, Mickey Simon,
Marvin Steingart, Susan Straus, and
Elaine Tobias
Transportation Service
on Shabbat and Holiday
Mornings
Need a ride to shul on Shabbat morning or on
Holidays? Rides for members who no longer
drive can be arranged on a week-by-week
basis. Just call Miriam Foss by Monday or
Tuesday of the week you want to attend
services.
For questions or to participate in any Gemilut
Hasadim programs, contact Miriam Foss
at 410/486-6400, ext. 281 or mfoss@
chizukamuno.org. Please refer to www.
chizukamuno.org for more information on
all of these programs.
We express special gratitude for funding from
the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Gemilut
Hasadim Endowment Fund of the Chizuk
Amuno Foundation, Inc.
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Sacred Tribute Gifts
We are so grateful for the generous and thoughtful
contributions to Chizuk Amuno Congregation or one of our
schools in honor or in memory of loved ones and friends, to
wish a speedy recovery, or to express appreciation.
In our sacred community each contribution is understood
as terumat hakodesh—a sacred tribute gift. These different
offerings sustain and enrich the life of our community, and are
a meaningful way to acknowledge occasions and milestones.
Sacred Tribute Gifts and contributions to Chizuk Amuno
Congregation can be made by contacting our synagogue
office, 410/486-6400
If you are interested in establishing a named endowment
fund to commemorate an individual or occasion, please
contact Laurel Freedman, Director of Congregational
Advancement, ext. 275.
Contributions
In Honor of
Stuart Aiken on reciting the Haftarah by Sylvia Aiken
Amy and Bruce Chapper on the marriage of Michael and Sara
by Claire and Dr. Howard Freeland
Chizuk Amuno Congregation by Harriet Rosenbloom
Barbara Cohen on moving to her home by Audrey Miller
Michael Freilich on his 65th birthday by Dr. Anne and David Young
Leah Helman on her special birthday by Joan and Dr. Saul Gurney
Sara and Geoffrey Hoffman on the birth of their daughter,
Maya Raine, by Seema Reznick
Abby Kogen and Isaac Woloff on their engagement by the
Freedman/Sereboff family
Lynne and Larry Lichtig on the birth of their granddaughter,
Maya Raine, by Seema Reznick
Lynne and Larry Lichtig and family on the birth of their
granddaughter, Maya Raine, by Miriam and Forrest Foss; Ellen,
Carl, and Karen Love
Alita and Ron Millen on their 40th wedding anniversary by Dr.
Anne and David Young
Debbie and Dr. David Roffman on their 40th wedding
anniversary by Dr. Anne and David Young
The Stulman Center for Adult Learning Summer Camp by
Margot and Dr. Norman Zipper
Jessica and Alex Weinberg and family on the birth of Yona by
the Freedman/Sereboff family; Susan and Douglas Schehr
Ellen Kahan Zager and Jack Zager on the marriage of Sara
and Michael by Claire and Dr. Howard Freeland
In Memory of
Alexander Brash on his yahrzeit by Selma Smulyan
Anne Goldiner by Bonnie and Joseph Parners
Martin Kleinman by Bruce Goldman; Abraham Krosnick; Sheila
and Howard Sandbank
Betty Lerner by Irving Lerner
Ilene Lichtman on her yahrzeit by Harry Lichtman
Carolyn Posner by Caren, Bruce, and Beth Hoffberger;
Ellen, Carl, and Karen Love
Jenny Sacks on her yahrzeit by Dorothy Lipman
Edwin Schwartzman by his friends at the Kobi Salon
Refu’ah Shelemah to
Marcia Buxbaum by Dr. Anne and David Young
Florene Goldner by Debbie and Dr. David Roffman; Dr. Anne and
David Young
Vivian Manekin by Sharon and Irv Caplan; Debbie and Dr. David
Roffman; Dr. Anne and David Young
Ezrine Library and Glazer Media Fund Gerald M. and Suzanne S. Katz
In Honor of Endowment Fund
Sharon Caplan on becoming a Bat Mitzvah by Harriet and Lowell In Honor of
Glazer Suzanne and Gerald Katz on their 50th wedding anniversary by
Fran and Warren Gould on their marriage by Esther and Diane and Marvin Schnitzer
Louis Miller, Elke and Arnold Neuburger, and Margot
Martha B. Kayne KSMS Tikkun Olam
and Norman Zipper
Memorial Award Fund
Ellen Siegel on her special birthday by Esther and Louis Miller
In Honor of
In Memory of Shirley and Uri Avin on Elan’s wedding by Debbie G. Kramer
Sabina Dorn by friends of Laurie Dorn Margolies
In Memory of
Walter Dorn by friends of Laurie Dorn Margolies Sue Elman by Debbie G. Kramer
Jonathan David Manheim by Barbara Cohen Brina Rotholz by Debbie G. Kramer
Refu’ah Shelemah to Refu’ah Shelemah to
Judy Michelson by Sonia Kozlovsky and Laurie Margolies Renee Smith by Debbie G. Kramer
Renee Smith by Esther and Louis Miller
Jared Scott Levy Memorial Camp Ramah
Inscribed Etz Hayim Humash Scholarship Fund
In Honor of In Honor of
Barbara and Bruce Lewbart for being loving grandparents to Amy and Bruce Chapper on the marriage of Michael and Sara
Jenna by Randi and Eric Kraus by Miriam and Forrest Foss; Linda and Mark Levy
In Memory of Mandy and Aaron Levy on their marriage by Cecile Barbakoff
Edythe Goldman by Bruce Goldman and Irving Frank
Ellen Kahan Zager and Jack Zager on the marriage of Sara
Prayer Book Fund
and Michael by Miriam and Forrest Foss; Linda and Mark Levy
In Honor of
Rebecca Mark on her special birthday by Sandie Green
Lynne and Larry Lichtig on the birth of their granddaughter,
Maya Raine, by Beth and Albert Blumberg Stanley I. Minch KSDS Scholarship Fund
Judy and Dr. Robert Schwartz on the engagement of their In Memory of
daughter, Rachel, to Bradford Sohn by Wendy and Barry Isaac Shirley and Uri Handelsman by June Minch
In Memory of Pauline and Ivan Oshrine KSDS
Martin Kleinman by Helen Kleinman; Abraham Krosnick Endowment Fund
Refu’ah Shelemah to In Memory of
Marcia Buxbaum by Julie, Brian, and Alex Cooper Rose Aberbach by Ivan Oshrine
Tammy Heyman by Joan and David Greenberg
Discretionary Fund
Vivian Manekin by Wendy and Barry Isaac
Tzedakah contributions to our clergy Discretionary Fund,
Zaiman Educational Alliance for CAC as well as gifts received in honor, memory, or appreciation
Collaborative School Programming of life cycle occasions support charitable, cultural, and
In honor of educational causes. Contributions to this fund are made in
Ann and Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman on their 50th wedding honor of our clergy and are used for educational purposes.
anniversary by Suzanne Cohen Edith and Walter Lamm, with gratitude to Rabbi Shulman
Phyllis and Leonard Attman Music Arlene Block and family, in appreciation of Rabbi Wechsler for
Appreciation Fund officiating at the unveiling of Mona Arzt
Refu’ah Shelemah to Marilynn and Marty Kinstler, in appreciation of Rabbi
Harvey Siegel by Phyllis and Leonard Attman Wechsler for her assistance in planning Ida Kinstler Elkin’s
unveiling
Marcia and Dr. Jerry Buxbaum Deborah Levenson, in appreciation of Rabbi Wechsler for
Endowment Fund officiating at the funeral of Sidney Levenson
In Honor of Nanci Seff, in appreciation Rabbi Wechsler for officiating at the
Beverly and Jordon Max on their 55th wedding anniversary by funeral of Zelda Silverman
Marcia and Dr. Jerry Buxbaum
Jean Satisky and Marsha and Jay Gamerman, in
June Minch on her special birthday by Marcia appreciation of Hazzan Perlman for officiating at the funeral
and Dr. Jerry Buxbaum of Sue Elman
Refu’ah Shelemah to Deborah J. Jeffrey, in memory of Martin Kleinman
Marcia Buxbaum by Barbara and Sam Lichter
Rabbi and Mrs. P. Michael Meyerstein, in honor of Michael
Fay Prohovnik by Marcia and Dr. Jerry Buxbaum Freilich on his 65th birthday
Rabbi and Mrs. P. Michael Meyerstein, in honor of the
Goldner Ramah Scholarship Fund
upcoming wedding of Ilene and Steve Mackler’s son, David
In Honor of
Rabbi and Mrs. P. Michael Meyerstein, in honor of Alita and
Sharon and Irv Caplan on their 45th wedding anniversary by
Ron Millen on their 40th wedding anniversary
Harriet and Miner Brown
Rabbi and Mrs. P. Michael Meyerstein, in honor of Debbie
Ina and Calvin Hamburger on their 50th wedding anniversary
and Dr. David Roffman on their 40th wedding anniversary
by Harriet and Miner Brown
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When You’ve Lost a Loved One Club Hatikvah
We are pleased to announce the following dates
Mondays, 6 sessions for our upcoming season.
November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; and December 7, 1:30 - 3 p.m. Please be sure to mark them on your calendar.
A group for those who are mourning the death of a loved one. October 25 February 14
This group provides a place to be with others who are grieving, November 15 March 14
December 20 April 11
support within the Jewish community, January 24 May 16
and an opportunity to talk with specialists about grief.
If you are a senior member of our community and would like to join
A professional counselor from Jewish Community Services
Club Hatikvah, please contact Leonard Fox, 410/484-6260
will facilitate the group.
One session will feature a group meeting Sisterhood Activities in October
with Rabbi Ron Shulman.
Fall Plant Sale Fall Shredding Event
Sisterhood will sell the lovely Sunday, October 25,
Fast Track to A Job fall plants used in decorating the 9 a.m. - noon
Workshop for those Seeking Employment on the synagogue parking lot
bimah during Sukkot.
Wednesday, November 4, 2 - 4 p.m. The sale will take place during Bring up to five bags or boxes of papers to
be shredded for a $10 fee.
Suzanne Brafman the first week in October. Get ready for the new year and clean out
those papers! For more information call
Career Coach at Career Services, Jewish Community Services Contact Ellen Mogol for more Marcia Scherr, 410/486-6443.
How Jewish Community Services can help job seekers information, 410/484-0117.
and career changers to explore finding employment
in the current job market.
Sisterhood Judaica Shop
Re-opening September 1
Topics covered will be resumes, interviews, cover letters,
Our new hours are as follows:
references and networking. Sunday 9:15-11:30 a.m.
Monday 10 a.m.-noon, 2-7 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 10 a.m.-noon, 2-6 p.m.
Caring for Yourself Friday 10 a.m.-noon

While Caring for O thers
Check out our “Back to School” specials on kippot and our new items for the holidays.
Wednesday, December 2, Noon - 2 p.m.
A workshop on self care for those providing care to loved ones.
A professional counselor from Jewish Community Services,
will facilitate the session. Lunch will be served.
These programs are free and open to the community.
Pre-registration is required. For more information and to register
please contact Miriam Foss, 410/486-6400, ext. 281.
Evenings available by appointment. Please call Anne at 410/303-7716
Shofarim ~ Etrog Boxes ~ Apple and Honey Dishes
Hostess gifts including aprons, pot holders and mitts, matchboxes
Holiday themed books, games, and activities for the kids.
New items are arriving daily.
Skhakh —
S u k ka h R o o f i n g M a t e r i a l
Our landscaper will be available to trim your
white pine trees at no charge in late September.
The trimmings will be used as skhakh
–Sukkah roofing material– for Chizuk Amuno’s
Attman Family Sukkah.

Made possible by the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Please call the synagogue office,
Gemilut Hasadim Endowment Fund 410/486-6400, for more information
or to arrange for trimming.
and Jewish Community Services

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 Chizuk Amuno Joins Young Families of Chizuk
the S u s a n G. K o m e n Welcome Back Shabbat Dinner!
R a ce f o r t h e C u r e Erev Shabbat, September 11
Sunday, October 18 5:45 p.m. Cocktails and Appetizers and Kids Activity
Run, Walk, or simply donate to support the fight against breast cancer. 6:10 p.m. Special Family Service
6:45 p.m. Shabbat Dinner, followed by additional kids activities
To join our team, and get a great t-shirt, go to http://komenmd.org and click the link that says Adults, $12 • children 6-12, $6 • Children 5 & under, Free
Race for the Cure. When registering, indicate you are part of a team and sign up for the Chizuk
RSVP by Friday, September 2 to CAC, Attn: YFC
Amuno Congregation Team, which is on the list. or e-mail your RSVP to yfc@chizukamuno.org
For more information: yfc@chizukamuno.org
For more information, please contact Rena Lapidus, Team Captain, renalapidus@msn.com. or call Rachael Abrams, YFC Chairperson, 410/486-8641.

H i g h H o ly D ay S p a r k l e I t ’s T i m e t o B u y
Too busy to polish your silver?
Bring your silver Judaica objects to us for a museum quality cleaning.
Yo u r L u l av a n d E t r o g !
Drop off: Goldsmith Museum Office
Tuesday-Wednesday, September 8 -9, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Pick up: Monday, September 14, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Celebrate Sukkot with a Lulav and Etrog set from Israel.
Cost: $25 and up per object, determined by condition at drop-off.
Please make check for $45 payable to
Proceeds benefit the Goldsmith Museum. Chizuk Amuno Congregation Brotherhood
Cost of polishing may be considered a partial deduction. and submit it by September 18 to the synagogue office.
If you would like to be trained as a volunteer,
For more information, call Brotherhood representatives
or have any questions please call Susan Vick, ext. 291 Marvin Spector, 410/484-8939 and Michael Moranz, 410/486-0277.

ohtcv ohfurc B’rukhim Habaim!

We are happy to welcome those
who have most recently chosen
to join our Chizuk Amuno family.
Krieger Schechter Day School
Open House
Ari Abramson Marc Mandel Monday, October 19, 9 a.m. and Sunday, January 10, 2 p.m.
Ann and Michael Berey Phyllis and Sheldon Minkove Kindergarten - 8th Grade
Sanford Block Audrey and Leslie Polt 410/824-2066
Monica and Steve Davis Scarlett and Ronald Sherman Dr. Paul Schneider, Headmaster
Alissa and Lee Demsky Ilene Wise, Director of Admission
Ruth and Harry Silber
Lisa and Arnie Feiner www.ksds.edu
Jessica and David Silverman
Joshua Gordon Naomi and Ian Ullman
Sarah and Leonid Gorovoy
Goldsmith Early Childhood
Lauri Getlan-Watson
Denise Jones and Marc Watson Education Center
Renee and Brian Lerner Susan and David Witte Open House
Heather and Aaron Levinoff Wednesday, November 11,10 a.m.

18 months - 5 years
If you have friends or family who may be interested in joining 410/486-8642
Chizuk Amuno, please call our Membership Coordinator,
Michelle Gold, Director
Cheryl Snyderman, 410/486-6400, ext. 300.
Elise Harrison, Assistant Director

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Bimah Flowers Friday and Saturday, September 18 and 19 | 29 Elul-1 Tishrei
In Memory Of:
Friday and Saturday, September 4 and 5 | 15-16 Elul Norton Shapiro, father, by Susan S. Miller and family.
Alfred Klotzman, husband, by Frances Klotzman and family.
In Honor Of:
The Bat Mitzvah of Alyson Michelle Katz, by her parents, Bonnie and Neil Katz, and her grandparents, Elaine Doris Kanter by Ruth Orlin and family.
and Alvin Katz, Suzanne and Gerald Katz and Marlene Katz. Sylvia Glick, mother, by Linda and Mark Levy and Aaron Levy.
The Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Benjamin Moskowitz, by his parents, Jodi and Samuel Moskowitz, his Fannie and Philip Zimt, parents, by Edythe Rosenzwog.
grandparents, Carol and Michael Flicker, and his great-grandmother, Mildred Fischel. Jayme Dorf Weinstein by Jay M. Weinstein.
In Memory Of: David Bunkin by Ivan Oshrine and family.
Rosetta and Jack Moskowitz, grandparents of Daniel Benjamin Moskowitz, on the occasion of Daniel’s Bar Evelyn Levin, by her friends.
Mitzvah. Bernard Kagen, father, by Barbara and Perry Kagen.
Jacob Yospy by his daughter, Bette Miller Sherman. Myrna Brill, mother, by Dr. Janice and Jeffrey Miller and family.
Minna Zimmerman, mother, by Judith and Fred Zimmerman and family. Dr. M. Larrie Blue by his wife, Sima Blue.
Jacob Wolfson by Edna and Mace Crystal. Myer Glazer, father, by Harriet and Lowell R. Glazer and family.
Blanche Kaplan by Seymour Weisberg. Ellen Nochumowitz Shapiro, daughter, by her family.
Eleanor Himelfarb, mother, by her family. Mickey Setzer by his family.
Gerson Mehlman, husband, father and brother, by Susan Mehlman, Arthur Mehlman and families. Brian Gamerman, by his mother, Sylvia Gamerman, and Sarah and Dr. Marc Gamerman and Max, and Nancy
Blanche and Irving Joffe, parents, by their family. and Tracy Gamerman.
Lee Weinberg Weber, mother, by Maxine and Paul Moskovitz and family. Max Frankel, grandfather, by Dorothy Yankellow and family.
Beatrice Kaufman, by her daughter, Ruthanne Kaufman. Max Weiss, on his birthday, by Janet and Stanley Kantor and family.
Michael Barry Kaufman by his sister, Ruthanne Kaufman.
Mark I. Baker by his wife, Elaine Baker and family.
Gussie and Sam Wolkenfeld, parents, by Edith Goldstein and granddaughter, Susan Richter. Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26 | 7-8 Tishrei
David Bloomberg by his wife, Estelle Bloomberg and family. In Memory Of:
Aaron Levin, father, by Rhona and Dr. Martin Levin and family. Maurice S. Goldstone, father, by Shirley Matz.
Anna K. Grossman, mother, by Janet and Stanley Kantor and family. Sarah Rebekah Miller by Esther and Louis Miller.
Emil Maier, brother, by Meta Oppenheimer. Lena Trieger, mother, by her family.
Rosa Kolker by Fritzi and Bob Hallock. Joseph H. Eisenberg, father, by Doris and Jay Bernhardt and family.
Gershon Cooper, father, by Maxine and Dr. Martin B. Cooper and family. Irma Knable by her family.
Harold Goldsmith, on his birthday, by his family. Harris Galoon by his family.
Harold Goldsmith, on his birthday, by Mona and Marvin Himmelstein. Samuel L. Hoffman, father, by Dr. B. Ralph Hoffman and family.
Louis Robbins, father, by Arlene and Kenneth Friedman.
Meyer Reznick by his daughter, Seema Reznick.
Friday and Saturday, September 11 and 12 | 22-23 Elul Edward Helzner, brother, by Marian and Howard “Chuck” Klein.
In Honor Of: Dr. Gerson Freedman, by his wife, children and grandchildren.
The Bat Mitzvah of Alexandra Marissa Sugarman, by her parents, Susan Ganz and Howard Sugarman, and Ret. Brig. Gen. Jack D. Kaufman, by his daughter, Ruthanne Kaufman.
her grandparents, Elinor Ganz and Dr. Paul Drucker. Allen Harvey Mervis, son, brother and uncle, by Annabelle and Morris Mervis, Jill and Dr. Larry Layton, and
Bradley, Ryan and Andrew Layton.
In Memory Of:
Arnold Ganz, Sylvia Sugarman Miller and Morris Sugarman, grandparents of Alexandra Marissa Sugarman, Yetta Miller by Beverly and Jordon Max and family.
on the occasion of Alexandra’s Bat Mitzvah. Dr. Maurice Klawans, father, by Anita and Warren Klawans and family.
Ruth Bochner, mother, by the Bochner family. Joseph Kawalek, father and grandfather, by Shelly and Ronald Reiss and family.
Winifred Hendler by Dr. Nelson Hendler and family. Robert L. Abrams, by Lucille Abrams and family.
Samuel Jacobs by Ethel Jacobs and family. Florence Z. Josephs, mother, by Sallye Esterson and family.
Bertha Fink, mother, by her family. Janis Greenhood, mother, by Kathy and Stevan Weinberg and family.
Manuel Shor by Shirley Shor and family. Henry Goldsmith, on his birthday, by Ilene and Alvin Powers and family.
David Diamond by his wife and family. Sayde J. Sklar, on her birthday, by her children and grandson.
Martin Leon Weinberg by his wife, Estelle, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Fred Hittman by his family.
Meyer Mazer by his wife, Irene, and family.
A n n u a l M e m o r i a l S er v i ce
Ann B. Givner, mother, by Gloria and Leon Brooks. Arlington Cemetery
Bernard Berman, husband and father, by Beverly Berman and family. Sunday, September 13, 11 a.m.
Tillie Reiser, mother, by Anita and Warren Klawans.
Services will be conducted by Rabbi Ronald Shulman,
Rabbi Deborah Wechsler, and Hazzan Emanuel Perlman,
accompanied by the Chizuk Amuno Choir.
Following the formal ceremony, Dr. Moshe Shualy will be available
to offer graveside prayers.
For more information, call Cemetery Director,
Barbara Leibowitz Lichter at 410/486-6400, ext. 248.

Arlington Cemetery is located on Rogers Avenue, west of Reisterstown Road.

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2009 Rosh HaShanah Bimah Flowers
In Memory Of:
Norman L. Apatoff, by his wife Sylvia, children and grandchildren.
Ida Attman and Harry Attman by their sons, Edward and
Leonard Attman.
Dr. M. Larrie Blue by his wife, Sima Blue.
Abby and Dr. Saul Blumenthal, Kenneth Blumenthal,
Bruce Blumenthal and Reba and Joseph Phillips
by Dr. Stuart Blumenthal and family.
Jerome Cardin by Shoshana S. Cardin and family.
Hilda R. and Paul Cohen by their son, Richard.
Nathan L. Cohen by his wife, Suzanne F. Cohen and family.
Rosa Lebovitz Cohen by her family.
Sybil and Harold Effron by Deborah and James Effron and family.
Fannie C. and Jacob Effron by their family.
Tessie and Samuel Gerber by Marlene and Bernie Gerber, children,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Rabbi Israel M. and Mildred Goldman by the Congregation.
Bess and Henry Goldsmith by Ilene and Alvin Powers and family.
Sarah and Michael Goldstein and William Abrams by their family.
Mollie and Maurice Goldstone and Sarah and Harry Matz by their
children and grandchildren.
2009 Yom Kippur Bimah Flowers
In Memory of:
Norman Altshuler by his family.
Norman L. Apatoff, by his wife Sylvia, children and grandchildren.
Ida Attman and Harry Attman by their sons, Edward and Leonard
Attman.
Sara and Harry Bart by their family.
Shirlee B. Bart and Fred Bart by their children.
Dr. M. Larrie Blue by his wife, Sima Blue.
Abby and Dr. Saul Blumenthal, Kenneth Blumenthal, Bruce
Blumenthal and Joseph and Reba Phillips by Dr. Stuart
Blumenthal and family.
Miriam and Harry E. Brager, Amos I. and Annette P. Meyers by Marlene
and Dr. Stuart Brager and family.
Jerome Cardin by Shoshana S. Cardin and family.
Melvin Carp, husband, Sarah and Barney Carp, parents, Ruth Pritzker
Gurevitz, David Pritzker, Sherman Pritzker, Maynard Carp and
Jerome Carp by Mrs. Melvin Carp and family.
Paul and Hilda R. Cohen by their son, Richard.
LeRoy S. Cohen by his family.
Nathan L. Cohen by his wife, Suzanne F. Cohen and family.
Herman Cohen by his wife, Grace Rein Cohen.
Rosa Lebovitz Cohen by her family.
Rose and Sam B. Conn and Penny Conn, sister, by Allan Conn.
Lee and Dr. Morris L. Cooper by their children and grandchildren.
Esther and David Crystal, Cecelia Crystal, Rosie and Jacob Wolfson,
Adolph J. Wolfson, Samuel D. Wolfson, Isadore I. Wolfson and
Leonard and Sara Wolfson Katz by Edna and Mace Crystal.
Marjorie and Martin Greenbaum by Kathy and Bruce Posner and
family and Selene and Harvey Greenbaum and family.
Nathaniel Jacobs, Samuel Budd Jacobs, Belle C. Jacobs, Morris A. Offit
and Lena L. Offit by Ethel Jacobs and family.
Herbert Kleiman, Benjamin Kleiman and Rebecca Kleiman by Ronnie
Kleiman and family.
Barry M. Leibowitz by his family.
Eileen Mary and Donald Nathan Leish, by Susan and Paul Bloomberg
and Jack.
Lenore Levy, wife, and Jeanette and Louis Levy, parents, by Edwin
Levy, children and grandchildren.
Edith and Edward Mackler and Wilfred Gluckstern, by their family,
Stephen, Ilene, Geoffrey, David and Stefanie Mackler.
Lester Matz by his wife and children.
Stanley I. Minch by his wife, June Minch, and family.
Morton (Sonny) Plant by his wife, Tammie Plant and children.
Faye and Harry Plotkin, by Marlene and Bernie Gerber, children,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Louis and Anna Polakoff and Abraham and Esther Goldman
by their children.
Fannie C. and Jacob Effron by their family.
Sybil and Harold Effron by Deborah and James Effron and family.
Dr. Gerson Freedman, Fannie and Maurice Freedman and Lena and
Isaac Hollins by Shirley Freedman and family.
Mildred and Rabbi Israel M. Goldman, by the Congregation.
Harold Goldsmith by his family.
Bess and Henry Goldsmith, by Ilene and Alvin Powers.
Sarah and Michael Goldstein and William Abrams by their family.
Frieda and Irving C. Grant by their family.
Rebecca Greenwald, mother, by her children and grandchildren.
Mollye Hamburger, Kitty and Ben Hamburger and Esther and Harry
Blumberg, by their family.
Mollie and Harry Hoffberger by their children.
Herbert J. Kleiman by his wife and family.
Alfred Kleinman by his wife, Helen Kleinman.
Ruth S. and Abraham Krieger by their children and grandchildren.
Barry M. Leibowitz by his family.
Jared Levy, Steven M. Levy, Minnie and Oscar Levy, Gilda Baker, Sarah
G. and Harry Crystal by their family.
Lenore Levy by her husband, Edwin, children and grandchildren.
Edith and Edward Mackler and Wilfred Gluckstern, by their family,
Stephen, Ilene, Geoffrey, David and Stefanie Mackler.
Marjorie and Martin Greenbaum by Kathy and Bruce Posner and
family and Selene and Harvey Greenbaum and family.
Lester Matz by his wife and children.
Mollie and Maurice Goldstone and Sarah and Harry Matz by their
children and grandchildren.
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Cantor Abraham Salkov by the Congregation.
Henry O. Shor, Joseph and Sarah Shor, Manuel Shor, Morris Shor,
Hyman and Bertha Levy and Isabelle Rosenberg
by Shirley Shor and family.
Solomon and Hannah Silverman and Isadore and Flora Rosenbloom
by their family.
Judge Albert L. and Sayde J. Sklar by their children and grandson.
Isadore Stern by his wife, children and granddaughter.
Stuart Tilson by his family.
Irene and William Weinberg, parents, by Toba and Bill Grant and
family and Kathy and Stevan Weinberg and family.
Cecelia and Max Weiss by Janet and Stanley Kantor and family.
Stanley H. Wilen by his wife, children and grandchildren.
Jacob and Rebecca Wolock by their children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
Norman N. Yankellow by Dorothy Yankellow, Fred and Amy Yankellow,
Sonia and Rick Samuel and Ethan and Eileen Yankellow.
Rafael Moshe Zaiman by the Congregation.
Sylvia Zinz, Fannie and Samuel Zinz and Tessie and Samuel Gerber by
Herbert Zinz, children and grandchildren.
Lenore Levy, wife, and Jeanette and Louis Levy, parents, by Edwin
Levy, children and grandchildren.
Harold Miller, Blanche and Eli Miller and Elise and Jacob Yospy, by
their children and grandchildren.
Stanley I. Minch by his wife, June Minch, and family.
Harry L. and Theresa Minch by their family.
Pauline Oshrine, Nettie Gottfried and Rose Oshrine by Ivan Oshrine.
Morton (Sonny) Plant by his wife, Tammie Plant and children.
Lillian and Edward Rosenberg by Ronnie Kleiman and family.
Anna and Solomon Rosenbloom by their children.
Esther and Benjamin Rosenbloom and Saul Rosenbloom, by their
family.
Cantor Abraham Salkov by the Congregation.
Dorothy L. Schapiro by her family.
Joseph and Sarah R. Schapiro by their children and grandchildren.
Louis Seidman and Ernie Platt by their family.
Henry O. Shor, Joseph and Sarah Shor, Manuel Shor, Morris Shor and
Hyman and Bertha Levy and Isabelle Rosenberg by Shirley Shor
and family.
Judge Albert L. and Sayde J. Sklar by their children and grandson.
Stuart Barry Tilson by his family.
Dr. Leonard Wallenstein by his family.
Stanley H. Wilen by his wife, children and grandchildren.
Norman N. Yankellow by Dorothy Yankellow, Fred and Amy Yankellow,
Sonia and Rick Samuel and Ethan and Eileen Yankellow.
Rafael Moshe Zaiman by the Congregation.
Sylvia Zinz, Tessie and Samuel Gerber and Fannie and Samuel Zinz by
Herbert Zinz, children and grandchildren.
Perpetual
Memorials
We observe the yahrzeits of
these loved ones this month.
May their memories bring
blessing and goodness to
those who remember them.
16 Elul | Sept. 5
Ellis Abel
Edna Foust Dixon
* Jacob H. Hoffberger
* David Jed
* Sylvia Leizman
* Annabelle Sugar
* Anna Cohen Swartz
* Jacob Yospy
* Minna Zimmerman
17 Elul | Sept. 6
* Morris Eisen
* Frank J. Ephraim
* Sarah Harris Folick
* Bertha F. Goldenberg
* Ada E. Gorback
* Eleanor Himelfarb
Blanche Kaplan
* Gerson Mehlman
* Joseph E. Miller
* Harry Narovlansky
* Mirah Paradise
* Dr. Ben Paul Sandy
* Manuel B. Wagner
* Jacob Wolfson
18 Elul | Sept. 7
* Benjamin Greenwald
* Richard Herman
* Irving Joffe
* Beatrice M. Kaufman
* Samuel Lenkin
* Robert Seff Offit
* Natalie Rosenfeld
Hilda L. Siegel
* Lee Weinberg Weber
19 Elul | Sept. 8
Mark I. Baker
* Frances Anne Brown
Dora Garber
* Bessie C. Goldmann
* Michael B. Kaufman
* Brian Paradise
Lester Levy
* Jacob Schwartz
Solomon Shapiro
20 Elul | Sept. 9
Louis B. Baer
* David Miller Bloomberg
* Isidore H. Hammer
* David Lazarus
Sam Wolkenfeld
21 Elul | Sept. 10
* Dora Eisenberg
* Dr. Jonas Friedenwald
* Anna Kantor Grossman
* Michael J. Kitt
* Max Rubin
* Dr. Frederick B. Rudo
* Mildred Siegel-Pearl
* Solomon Sober
22 Elul | Sept. 11
* Herbert Cantor
* Sharon Fink
Tolbert (Tolby) Kronthal
* Jacob E. Levin
* Annie Levy
Sidney Rapkin
* Isaac M. Rosenswog
* Sonia Schnitzer
* Solomon Shapiro
* Anne Silverman
23 Elul | Sept. 12
* Ruth Berman
Frances B. Booke
* Isaac Merowitz
* Rose Spetner Rubin
24 Elul | Sept. 13
Dorothy Friedman Caplan
* Isabel Goldstein
* Eva K. Gordon
* Winifred S. Hendler
* Samuel Budd Jacobs
* Blanche Joffe
* David Komins
* Hyman Mankowitz
* Bernard Miller
* Jacob M. Paul
Gussie Wolkenfeld
25 Elul | Sept. 14
* Paul E. Benjamin
* Lena Fineberg
* Goldie Goldstein
* Asher Harabagiu
* Jennie Joffe
* Michael Lebovitz
* Solomon M. Reisberg
* Manuel Shor
Pearl S. Vogel
* Rachel Dickstein Rose Engle
Weisman
* Carol Kemler Winer
26 Elul | Sept. 15
* Elsie Adler
* David Diamond
* Ida Hankin
* Louis Novey
Sadie Rubenstein
* Jacob W. Scher
* Uriel Schwartzman
* Abraham I. Schreiber
* Martin Weinberg
27 Elul | Sept. 16
* Dr. Sidney Diamond
* Zilla Jacoby
* Abraham Lebow
* Meyer Mazer
* Sarah G. Melnick
Sarah Nitzberg
* Philip Shapiro
* Oscar J. Simons
* Morris M. Stulman
* Reuben Wolfe
28 Elul | Sept. 17
* Dr. Louis V. Blum
* Louis Fisher
* Ann B. Givner
* Dinah Kleiman
* Harry Rosenbaum
Louis Rosenbush, Jr.
Benjamin Moses Rubin
* Sidney Weiner
29 Elul | Sept. 18
* Sylvia Bank
* Bernard Berman
Robert Blair Edlow
* Norman Fried
* Harry Matz
* Rae Mount
Aileen Polan
* Bessie Rosenthal
Louis Selko
Hedwig Spielmann
* Rosa Stein
1 Tishrei | Sept. 19
Fanny Bardach
Joseph Bardach
Ralph Chor
Max Z. Jotkowitz
Alfred Klotzman
* Alvin Lavenstein
* Alfred Lowenberg
Norton Shapiro
2 Tishrei | Sept. 20
* Saul Baer
* Dr. Matthew Debuskey
Sadie Eagle
Emanuel Gorfine
* Daisy E. Katz
3 Tishrei | Sept. 21
* Samuel Blum
* Blima Brown
* Samuel J. Brown
* Ruth K. Eisenstein
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Sylvia Levin Glick
* Harry Goodman
* Jerome D. Grant
* Dr. Harold E. Harrison
Naomi Kassel
* Helen S. Miller
* Bessie M. Rome
* Simcho Sibel
* Hannah Silverman
Philip Zimt
4 Tishrei | Sept. 22
* David Bunkin
* Sam Drue
* Augusta Jacobs
Erna Junker
* Bernard Kagen
* Rose L. Kaufman
Fabian H. Kolker
* Michael Kramer
* Evelyn Levin
Sara Posner
* Tillye Rich
* Isaac C. Rosenthal
* Louis Siegel
* Rosalie Silverman
* Carol “Lee” Sussman
5 Tishrei | Sept. 23
* Samuel J. Abrams
* Myrna Phyllis Brill
* Eva Farber
* Dora Finkel
* Bessie Siegel
* Jean Subin
6 Tishrei | Sept. 24
* Benjamin Benesch
* Hilda Fulton
* Myer Glazer
* Rose Kaufman
Gerson Michelson
Bertha Platt
* Irving Sax
* Ellen Nochumowitz * Benedict Berman
Shapiro
7 Tishrei | Sept. 25
* Alex Blumberg
* Brian Lee Gamerman
Samuel J. Gitomer
Sara F. Hettleman
Abraham Kass
* Hyman Muskin
* Pearl Rosenthal
* Leah W. Silverfarb
* Adolf Spielmann
8 Tishrei | Sept. 26
* Minna Cohnen
Hilda Fineman Freiberg
* Maurice S. Goldstone
Harry Kopelman
* Sarah Rebekah Miller * Dora Kaplan Pakula
Samuel Speert Elsie Sezzin
* Sidney Strauss * Morton K. Sugar
* Frieda S. Yerman * Edith Whitman
9 Tishrei | Sept. 27 14 Tishrei | Oct. 2
* Melvin I. Dahne Selma D. Berlin
Joseph Eisenberg * Joseph Berman
* Irma B. Knable * Anna Goldman
* Arthur Korzyn * Janis Greenhood
* Ida Summer * Dora Mazer Harris
* Lena Trieger * Esther S. Kolodny
* Maurice L. Yaffe * Justin Rosenthal
10 Tishrei | Sept. 28 * Irving Schwartzman
* Dora K. Alperstein
* Pauline R. Drukman
Harris Galoon *Memorial light
* Siskind Goldstein
* Rita Hawkins
* Samuel L. Hoffman
* Sadie Joffe
* Ludwig Katzenstein
Irving Miller
* Selig Miller
* Fannie Myerberg
* Betty Oppenheimer
* Henry Pariser
Meyer Reznick
* Louis Robbins
Sallie Stutman
Lillian Tucker
11 Tishrei | Sept. 29
* Ida Berman
* Isaac Stanley Ephraim
* Dr. Gerson Freedman
* Irving C. Grant
* Edward Helzner
* Ret. Brig. Gen. Jack
Kaufman
* Vena L. Miller
* Benjamin Novey
12 Tishrei | Sept. 30
* Mildred Greenwald
Sylvan Isaac
* Allen Mervis
Yetta Miller
* Michael Stein
13 Tishrei | Oct. 1
* Harry J. Adler
* Reuben Adler
Pauline Friedman
Dr. Shirley P. Glass
* Harold Gurney
Isidore R. Hankin
Eugene Hershkowitz
* Michael Kadish
Carolyn Wolff Land
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S i s t er h o o d O pe n i n g E ve n t E-mail High Holy Day Reflections

Monday, September 14, 7 p.m. As part of our High Holy Day preparations we send out
MEMBERS ONLY BOOK SWAP via e-mail to our community Kavanot - reflections
Bring your “like-new” books, CDs and DVDs to exchange with other Sisterhood members. written by members of our congregation
Limit 10 items (total) per member ~ about how they prepare spiritually and personally
Swap out with an equal number of items to your contribution. for Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.
Catch up with members while making your selections and enjoying refreshments.
These brief essays will be sent between Selihot and Erev Rosh HaShanah,
Dues can be paid at the event. from September 11 through 18.
RSVP - casisterhood@yahoo.com or Lynn Tucker 410/828-8310 Each Kavanah will also be posted on our website, www.chizukamuno.org.
for reservations or more information. To be sure that you will receive these reflections,
please be sure that we have your current e-mail address.
B r o t h er h o o d I n s t a l l a t i o n You may sign up on our website or
a n d O pe n i n g M ee t i n g
forward your e-mail address to info@chizukamuno.org.
Wednesday, September 9
The days before Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur provide us the opportunity
6 - 7 p.m. Cocktails • 7 p.m. Dinner and Program to take stock of our lives and think about the future.
Guest Speaker: Steve Davis, We pause to anticipate the blessing and meaning of beginning
Local Television and Radio Sportscaster another New Year. We take the time to consider ideas and concerns that may
and CEO of Steve Davis Media engage our hearts and minds when we join family, friends,
$25 per person • Open to Brotherhood members and guests and community to observe the High Holy Days.
Please RSVP by September 1. We hope these e-mail reflections will inspire each of us
Checks should be made payable to Chizuk Amuno Brotherhood, in the preparation of our own hearts and thoughts.
and submitted to the synagogue office.

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