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This month we
celebrate one of the
Torah’s major holidays
– Shavuot. Shavuot
commemorates
the historical event of Matan Torah,
the revelation at Mt. Sinai and the
giving/receiving of the Ten Command-
ments and the Torah. According to
Jewish tradition, every Jew who has
lived or will live experiences Matan
Torah and stood at Sinai along with our
ancient ancestors.
While this was a monumental event
in Jewish history many of us were alive
to recall another major historical event
that occurred 49 years ago in June of
1967. It is celebrated each year in Israel
as Yom Yerushalayim-Jerusalem Day.
This day in Israel is a national holiday
commemorating the reunification of
the city of Jerusalem during the Six-Day
War.
After the 1948 War of Independ-
ence, the city was divided between Israel
and Jordan. The old city with the Kotel
and the Jewish quarter was off limits to
the Jewish world. Jewish residents
were forced to leave. One half of the
synagogues were demolished and the
Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives
was desecrated and plundered and its
tombstones used as paving stones and
building material.
That all changed forever on June 7,
1967, when Jerusalem was reunited
This year we are
celebrating Beth El’s
70 years and have just
done this officially on
May 20 along with the
installation of our new officers and
board members. Looking back we have
had years of dedicated leadership that
have brought us to the present. Working
with Marty and the members of the
Executive Committee and Board has
been rewarding over the last two years,
and Marty deserves our praise and
thanks for his exceptional stewardship
through our continuing transitions
beginning with exceptional leadership of
Gary and Andrea as we have moved to
our new home. There are so many who
have contributed to our transitions, and
we cannot thank them enough.
We continue to be in transition as
we begin the process of the search for
our new Rabbi. Jerry Nelson and I will
be co-chairing the Advisory Committee
that will facilitate the planning,
development and process for selecting
our next Rabbi. We are very fortunate
that Marty Belsky and Marvin Shapiro
have agreed to be co-chairs of our
Search Committee that will be
responsible for conducting the search
process. It is our expectation that the
Board of Trustees will approve the
selection of our new congregational
leader. If you want to be involved in the
search process, we are now asking for
volunteers to fill many different roles.
BULLETIN OF BETH EL CONGREGATION
JUNE 2016 AKRON, OHIO IYAR • SIVAN 5776
June
Table of Contents
Rabbi’s Message .................... 1
President’s Column ............... 1
Thank You to ......................... 2
Anniversary ........................... 2
Milestone ............................... 2
Search Update ........................ 2
Schedule of Services.............. 2
In Memoriam ......................... 2
Beth El in Your Will.............. 2
Yahrzeits ................................ 3
Calendar ................................ 3
Yearbook Reminder............... 4
Potluck Dinner ....................... 5
Sisterhood .............................. 5
Taste of Torah,
Knitzvah,
L'Chaim Cooking Club
Membership Committee ........ 5
Contributions ......................... 6
School Pix ............................. 7
Contribution Form ................. 7
Shavuot Services Schedule .... 8
Rubber Ducks: Last Chance .. 8
Two Jewish Holidays to Commemorate
Rabbi
Stephen Grundfast
70 Years and Looking to the Future
Dr. Harvey Sterns,
President
Rabbi – continued on page 4
President – continued on page 4
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Beth El Congregation 750 White Pond Drive
Akron, OH 44320
www.bethelakron.com
Office: (330) 864-2105
Affiliated with
The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Stephen Grundfast Rabbi
Erin Katz Ford Director of Synagogue Education
Arlyne Bochnek Office Manager
Dr. Harvey Sterns President
Jerry B. Nelson President Elect
Sharon Merklin Vice President
Michael Rabe Treasurer
Stacey Simonton Secretary
Laurel Gress Baalat Koreh
Leonard Rose Editor
This bulletin is published
12 times per year by
Bulletin of Beth El Congregation
(USPS 052-100)
Vol. LXXI No. 10
The Bulletin is published by Beth El Congregation
750 White Pond Dr., Akron, Ohio 44320
Periodicals postage paid at Akron, Ohio.
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bulletin of Beth El Congregation,
750 White Pond Dr., Akron, Ohio 44320.
Thank You to…
… the York family for sponsoring the Kiddush
on May 14 in honor of Audrey's Bat Mitzvah.
... Carla and Ken Zimmerman for sponsoring
the Bimah flowers on May 14 in honor of their
granddaughter Audrey's Bat Mitzvah.
... Cindy and Jerry Nelson for sponsoring the
Bimah flowers on May 21 in honor of their 36th
anniversary.
... Gloria and Tom Treiber for sponsoring the
Bimah flowers on May 21 in honor of their 45th
anniversary.
... Dr. Irving and Ann Kavaur for sponsoring
the Kiddush on May 28 in honor of their 71st
anniversary.
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
JUNE 2016
IYAR • SIVAN 5776
Sunday – 8:30 AM
Weekdays – 7:30 AM
Saturday Morning – 9:15 AM
Please note:
• Friday night services will be held only
when there is a special program. Please
check the calendar for further details.
• Other evening services will be held by
request only. Please call the office one
week in advance to make
special arrangements.
• Kabbalat Shabbat: held at Brookdale
Montrose (formerly Chambrel) on the
first Friday of every month.
Havdalah
June 4 ....... 9:16 PM
June 13* ... 9:24 PM
June 18 ..... 9:32 PM
June 25 ..... 9:39 PM
* Shavuot Ends
Candle Lighting
June 3 ....... 8:36 PM
June 10 ..... 8:40 PM
June 11* ... 8:50 PM
June 12* ... 8:31 PM
June 17 ..... 8:31 PM
June 24 ..... 8:31 PM
* Shavuot
Milestone
BIRTH
Mazel tov to Judy Borodkin Blum on the birth
of grandson, Sidney Meyer Dubey. The proud
parents are Shira and Zach Dubey of Long
Island, NY, and twin brothers are Levi and
Sammy.
In Memoriam
Beth El Congregation
notes with sorrow the passing of
Carl Saferstein Father of Sharon Saferstein and
Sheldon (Debbie) Saferstein;
grandfather of Bobby, Jenny,
Sarah, and Cheryl Saferstein;
brother of Gerry Morrison
Remember Beth El in Your Will
For information, contact Martin Spector,
Endowment Chair
330 864-1736
Search Update The Advisory Committee for the Rabbi
Search has met three times with our two
Search Committee Co-chairs, Marty Belsky
and Marvin Shapiro. Marty and Marvin have
interviewed representatives of the Rabbinical
Assembly, the successful Search Committee
for Temple Israel’s new Rabbi, and the
Search Committee for Cleveland’s Shaarey
Tikvah.
The co-chairs, with the help of the Advisory
Committee, have almost completed the
Questionnaire (application) to the Rabbinical
Assembly and will be putting together a
subcommittee structure. The document will
propose a method of staff assistance for the
search, developing a budget for the search, setting up timing and a method
for application reviews, screening, and
visits. It is expected that the process will
continue over the summer, with more intense
effort in the early fall, and a proposed
candidate in January or February.
Anniversary
JUNE YEARS 17 Evelyne and Marvin Manes ................ 60
BULLETIN OF BETH EL CONGREGATION Page 3
Iyar 5776 June 2016 Sivan 5776
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Let Us Know Rabbi Grundfast is eager to visit congregants in the hospital, but can't go if he doesn't know. If you or someone you know is in the hospital or sick at home, and would appreciate a pastoral visit, please let us know.
1 24 Iyar
2 25 Iyar
3 26 Iyar
Services at Chambrel 6:15 PM
4 27 Iyar
Bechukotal
5 28 Iyar
Yom Yerushalaym
6 29 Iyar
7 1 Sivan
Lunch & Learn 12 Noon
Rosh Chodesh
8 2 Sivan
Rubber Ducks Night Out
9 3 Sivan
10 4 Sivan
11 5 Sivan
Bemidbar
Erev Shavuot
12 6 Sivan
Services 9:15 AM
Shavuot
13 7 Sivan
Office Closed
Services 9:15 AM
Shavuot, Yizkor
14 8 Sivan
Flag Day
15 9 Sivan
16 10 Sivan
17 11 Sivan
18 12 Sivan
Naso
19 13 Sivan
Knitzvah 9:30-11:30 AM, Mercaz
Fathers Day
20 14 Sivan
Taste of Torah 7:00 PM, Mercaz
Summer Begins
21 15 Sivan
22 16 Sivan
Board Meeting 7:30 PM, Mercaz
23 17 Sivan
24 18 Sivan
Pot Luck Dinner and Service
6:00 PM
25 19 Sivan
Beha’alotecha
26 20 Sivan
27 21 Sivan
L’Chaim Cooking Club
28 22 Sivan
29 23 Sivan
30 24 Sivan
RSVP due June 2 for
RubberDucks
Services (unless otherwise noted)
Sunday 8:30 AM Weekdays 7:30 AM Saturday 9:15 AM
YAHRZEITS
June 1 - 3 Ben Apelbaum Max Balbot Clara Berns Alan Bernstein Dora Cohen Bart Epstein Mae Gordon Esther Greenblatt Rachel Hexter Gertrude Kades Sarah Kloner Simon Kopelson Abe Levine Julia Liberman Benjamin Lowry Paul Reich Gerry Saferstein John Schorin Karen Witt June 4 - 10 Sam Axelrod Albert Backer Celia Balbot Al Fishman Jennie Israel
Samuel Kamenir Charles Katz Isadore Katz Ruth Kerrett Diane Kirschner Joseph Kodish Eva Kohansky Rosella Leeper Anna Malz Eva Milkman Edward Mirman Barry Recht Ronald W. Rosen Saul A. Rosenblum Joseph Rosenthal Helen Rotbard Morris Sarlson Lillian Schneider Sam Schneiderman Anna Sholiton Helen Kosins Silverman Julie Lynn Trauben William Weiner Betty Weintraub Dr. Edward Weissfeld Sally Winer June 11 - 17 Shirley Alzfan
Peter Cheplowitz Lillian Clayman Reisha Cohn Frank Fitterman Florence Groden Victor Gross George Haberman Sylvia Horn Fanny Katz Bennett Kloner Jacob Kobotenick Millie Kranitz Sarah Kushkin Rose Lasoff Eugene Lieberman Shirlee Luck Sam Marks Irving May Sarah Myers Harriet S. Newman Malvina Rosenfeld Louis Roth Sharen Rozen Rose Sheff Irving Sholiton Helen Shulan Ida Sigalow Jerome Stan Sally Waxman
Esther Weinberg Betty Weiss Martin Weiss Irene Theresa Wells Isidor Wyant Louis Yablon Bella Zetzer June 18 - 24 Mollie Brotsky Zelda Cohen Edward G. Foster Sam Freedman Norman A. Freedman Alfred Freireich Robert Garner Burda Groden Giles Israel Gloth David Hoffman Harry Horn Ernest Klein Sam Kodish Elizabeth Krosner Sol Levinson Abe Liberman Isaac Liberman Trudy Loeb Joseph Marks Nate Mervis
Esther Miller Irving Narotsky Gerald Pryweller James M. Robinson William Rosenblatt Myrna Scheinbart Harry Shapiro Max Silverstein Eugene Sokol Irving Spector Morris Stambor Arthur Winer June 25 - 30 Edith Adler Myer Caplan Helen Davidson Ann Joan Freedman Sophie T. Friedlander Erin Geller Lee Greenlick Phyllis Jacobson Nathan Kropko Hyman Lerner Paul Leventhal Gustave L. Levinson Alex Levitt Isaac Lipson Bela Lowy
Rose Luck Mary Marks William Neiman Frank Nelson Paula Cohen Padove Sylvia Rosenthal David Sapp Helen Schneier Bessie Senser Louis Sherman Louis Shifrin Rose Sinder Bertha Stein Esther Wish Sarah Zwelling
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c t
under Jewish sovereignty for the first time
in 2000 years. United Jerusalem became
the undivided capital of modern Israel and
for the Jewish people. General Moshe
Dayan wrote at that time, “We have
returned to the holiest of our places, never
to part from it again.” On May 12, 1968,
Israel declared 28 Iyar (this year on
Sunday, June 5) as a new Jewish holiday,
Yom Yerushalayim.
While mostly observed in Israel, some
congregations in the Diaspora will recite
Hallel and other special prayers to
highlight our special city of Jerusalem.
Each year this modern day holiday
should be a reminder to every Jew who stood/stands/ will stand at Sinai that
Jerusalem was and is the eternal
capital of Israel and of the Jewish
People. It has been so for 3000 years.
As the prophets Micah and Isaiah
declare in our Tanach, “Kee mitziyon
tatzay Torah ud’var Adonai mee-
yerushalayim”-Torah shall come from
Zion. The word of the Lord from
Jerusalem.”
May the holy city of Jerusalem
continue to thrive and prosper.
Shalom and Blessings,
Rabbi Stephen Grundfast
This will be one of the most important contributions that anyone can
make to Beth El’s future. Please contact us to join in the enterprise.
One of our first steps in the process was participating in focus
groups to discuss key issues that were important to our congregation.
The results are being used to fill out the congregational questionnaire
that will be sent to the Rabbinical Assembly as part of the search
process. The development of this document is now taking place and
will be shared with the Board and committees when it is completed.
There will be an opportunity for review and comment. Mindy Block
Gordon, District Kehilla Relationship Manager, Central District
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, is serving as a consultant
and will come to Akron to meet with the Steering Committee to assist
us as we develop our process We will publish progress reports in
future issues of the Bulletin as we move ahead. We expect that we
will submit our application in June.
On a personal note, Ronni and I with our children, Anthony and
Randy Rose, moved to Akron in 1971 when I joined The University
of Akron. Our youngest son, George, was born in Akron. We have
been members of Beth El since that time and were welcomed into the
Beth El family. I have been involved in board activities for most of
these years. My three children have all had Bar or Bat Mitzvahs here.
All my children have attended Camp Ramah with the help of Beth El.
My granddaughter has had her Bat Mitzvah at Beth El and two of my
grandchildren have attended Camp Ramah with help from Beth El.
Our synagogue has been an important part of my family’s life. In
my role as President, I hope that I can contribute to providing the
same opportunity for others to feel involved and part of the Beth El
family. Feel free to contact me at any time if you have suggestions to
facilitate our present and future.
My best,
Harvey
Rabbi – continued from page 1
President – continued from page 1
Yearbook
Reminder
Yearbook material
has been mailed
out. Your response
should be returned
to the office by
June 10.
All yearbook
information is
available on
bethelakron.com.
BULLETIN OF BETH EL CONGREGATION Page 5
Sisterhood
Knitzvah June 19, 9:30 AM
If you love knitting and crocheting, and want to reach out to help others, here is your opportunity. Join us every month on the third Sunday to share, create, and work together.
Taste of Torah June 20, 7:00 PM
Taste of Torah will meet in the Mercaz. The topic will be weekly Parsha. Open to the community.
L'Chaim Cooking Club June 27, 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Jewish cooking at Beth El
Join us on Friday June 24, at 6:00 p.m.
A delicious Potluck Shabbat
Dinner: Mercaz Room
Services: Chapel
A creative Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Join us for a delicious Potluck Shabbat dinner at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, June 24, in the Mercaz Room, followed by our Kabbalat Shabbat Services at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel.
Food assignments are based on last name:
A-F Main Dish • G-M Salad • N-R Side Dish • S-Z Dessert
Food guidelines: All food must be vegetarian or dairy and served in disposable or glass containers. Prepare enough for 6 to 8 servings and label your food. We will provide plates, napkins, silverware, and serving pieces.
Please RSVP to Erin Katz so that we will know how many tables to set up. Even if you are not able to join us for the Potluck Dinner, we hope you will join us for our Friday night service.
No kidding,
even in warm weather You really are
on the Membership
Committee! Tell interested friends,
relatives, and neighbors about Beth El Congregation.
Invite them to a summer service.
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Contributions AARON KRANITZ
MEMORIAL FUND
In Memory of Aaron Kranitz, from Joe and JoEllen Kodish
In Honor of College Graduation of Eli Handler, from Joe
and JoEllen Kodish
College Graduation of Jacob Kranitz, from Joe and JoEllen Kodish
ALEXANDER & LILLIAN MEDOFF
MUSIC FUND
In Memory of Bertram Adler, from Alan and Irene Adler
Edith Adler, from Alan and Irene Adler
Louis Dorman, from Doris Dorman
Carl Saferstein, from Mr. and Mrs. Emory Geller, Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Sardas
Adeline Weiner, from Mr. and Mrs. Emory Geller
EDUCATION
FUND
In Memory of Dr. Benjamin Goldberg, from Charlene
Edelman, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Goldberg
Lillian Katz, from Carl Lieberman
Stanley Lichtenstein, from Jerry and Joyce Ortman
Edward Lieberman, from Carl Lieberman
Betty Nobil, from Burt and Lois Nobil Recovery of Richard Rossen, from Carl Lieberman
In Honor of Engagement of Erin Huber and Adam Rosen,
from Dr. John and Patty Saks
ENDOWMENT
FUND
In Memory of Gus Goldstein, from Betty Levinson
GRESS
TORAH FUND
In Memory of Adeline Weiner, from Mr. and Mrs. Jacques
Sardas
KIDDUSH
FUND
In Memory of Bill Rapport, from Sid and Andrea Steinberger
KNITZVAH
FUND
In Memory of Carl Saferstein, from Dr. and Mrs. George Litman
Adeline Weiner, from Dr. and Mrs. George Litman
LOUIS & BECKY LOCKSHIN
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of Carl Saferstein, from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Newman, Mr. and Mrs. James Osherow
Adeline Weiner, from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Newman, Mr. and Mrs. James Osherow
RABBI'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Memory of Milton Cohen, from Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Rossen
Gus Goldstein, from Ted and Rolinda Schneiderman
Sam Marks, from Jerry and Leona Pollock
Bill Rapport, from Hank Rapport
Shirley Wagan, from Ted and Rolinda Schneiderman
Harvey Winer, from Sid and Shirley Zetzer
Sam Winer, from Sid and Shirley Zetzer
Morris Zetzer, from Sid and Shirley Zetzer Recovery of Dick Rossen, from Joe and JoEllen Kodish
REVEREND PHILLIP SALZMAN
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of Gus Goldstein, from Helen Miller and family
Harold Miller, from Helen Miller
Rose Recht Weinberg, from Charlotte Heisler family
Joseph Weiss, from Herb Weiss
SIMON KOPELSON MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of Mickey Nusbaum, from Dan and Marilyn
Slavin
Esther Slavin, from Dan and Marilyn Slavin
STEPHEN M. GROSS
MEMORIAL FUND
In Memory of Carl Saferstein, from Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gross
Adeline Weiner, from Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gross
SYNAGOGUE
FUND
In Memory of Amy Dworkin, from Hal and Greta Foster
Bertha Foster, from Hal and Greta Foster
Ed Foster, from Hal and Greta Foster
Sarah Foster, from Hal and Greta Foster
Benjamin Goldberg, from Charlene Edelman
Gus Goldstein, from Maxine Gertz
Samuel Gross, from Alan and Harriet Horn
Nathan Jacobson, from Scott Miller, Mona Jacobson
Ruth Kerrett, from Hal and Greta Foster
Ethel Mirman, from Marilyn Mirman
Oscar Mirman, from Marilyn Mirman
Daniel Moss, from Gloria Reich
Carl Saferstein, from Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richman, Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Saferstein, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stone, the Crane family, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Zetzer
Adeline Weiner, from the Crane family, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richman, Mr and Mrs. Sheldon Saferstein, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Zetzer
Recovery of Debbie Saferstein, from Dr. John and Patty
Saks In Honor of Judy Borodkin Blum on the birth of grandson,
Sidney Dubey, from Marty and Sherry Hellman
The second Bat Mitzvah of Jill Cutler, from Sid and Shirley Zetzer
David and Janet Minc on the birth of grandson, Spencer, from Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richman
Lourie Rapport on the birth of great-granddaughter, Isla, from Dr. John and Patty Saks
TRUDY AND BILL LOEB
LECTURE FUND
In Memory of Gus Goldstein, from Larry and Esther Hexter
In Honor of Installation of Harvey Sterns as Beth El
President, from Larry and Esther Hexter In Appreciation
Dedicated leadership of Marty Oppenheimer,
from Larry and Esther Hexter
Thank you for your contributions.
Please note: Contributions received before the first of the month will appear in the next Bulletin – for example, contributions received by July 31 will appear in September.
BULLETIN OF BETH EL CONGREGATION Page 7
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Special Gift Funds Aaron Kranitz Memorial Fund
Alexander and Lillian Medoff Memorial Music Fund
Edward Abramson Memorial Fund
Eleanore and Jerry Lippman Bar/Bat Mitzvah Book Fund
Gress Torah Fund
Hakoah Education Fund
Irving Botnick Education Fund
Jacob Reich Memorial Fund
Lisa Botnick Memorial Fund
Luck Holocaust Fund
Max M. Federhar Memorial Fund
Osherow Family Special Projects
Trudy and Bill Loeb Lecture Fund
Widlus Memorial Lecture Fund
Office Use: Card Sent _______
Congregational Funds Education Fund
Floral Fund (Shabbat Flowers, $36)
Garden Fund
Kiddush Fund
Knitzvah Fund
Music Fund
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund
Synagogue Fund
Scholarship Funds Beth El Foundation for Jewish Education
Kloner Family Fund
Lenore Gordon Scholarship Fund
Lola Salzman Scholarship Fund
Louis Lockshin Scholarship Fund
Marks and Goldfarb Youth Fund
Max and Regina Schneier Memorial Fund
Reverend Phillip Salzman Scholarship Fund
Simon Kopelson Memorial Scholarship Fund
Stephen M. Gross Memorial Fund
Beth El
Congregation
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Year-end Sunday School and Hebrew School
Education
Program
Our Hebrew School year has come to a close. During the year, we focused on prayer, Hebrew, current events, and values. This year also had some new program opportunities with other synagogues such as Havdalah night in November, Hanukkah at Home Depot in December, and Skyzone in May. I wish you all a great summer and thank you for sharing your children with me!
Sunday
School
PERIODICALS POSTAGE PAID AKRON, OHIO
BETH EL CONGREGATION 750 WHITE POND DRIVE
AKRON, OHIO 44320
If tthe Bulletin hits your mailbox on time, you have two days to
buy tickets for Beth El’s annual kosher picnic & baseball
game at the Akron RubberDucks.
• Wed., June 8 – 6 PM Picnic, 7 PM Game
• Fun & excitement all evening
• $25 per person (kids under 3 – free)
• Any 2: hotdog, beef burger, or
veggie burger plus side dishes,
drinks, and desserts
RSVP by Thursday
June 2 – call
(330) 864-
2105,
x 118
2016 Shavuot Service Schedule
Saturday, June 11 (Erev Shavuot)
Tikkun Leyl Shavuot is at B’nai
Jeshurun in Pepper Pike. Beth El is
one of the sponsoring organizations.
Rabbi Grundfast will be teaching.
Evening Begins 7:00 PM
Yom Tov Candles 8:41 PM
Sunday, June 12 (First Day Shavuot)
Yom Tov Service 9:15 AM
Yom Tov Candles 9:42 PM
Monday, June 13 (Second Day Shavuot)
Yom Tov Service 9: 15 AM
Yizkor
Havdalah 9:42 PM
