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- - SCHEDULE OF SERVICES - -

FRIDAY, JUNE 1st FA�lILY SERVICE Honoring Our Religious School Teachers

8:00 P. M.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th 8 A. M. and 10 A. M, SH'VUOT YIZKOR SERVICES

FRIDAY, JUNE 8th 7:45 P. M. SABBATH SERVICE CONFIRMATION

FRIDAY, JUNE 15th SABBATH SERVICE Board of Trustees Installation

FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd SABBATH SERVICE The Sermon: Rabbi Melanie Aron

FRIDAY, JUNE 29th SABBATH SERVICE The Sermon: "Bei ng A t4ember in Good Standing" - Rabbi Z. David Levy

*** SUMMER SERVICES

8: 30 P.t4.

8: 30 P. M.

8: 30 P. M.

EVERY FRIDAY AT 8: 00 P.t4. IN JULY AND AUGUST

SHARI KALINA, REGAN SAFIER, DEBORAH HORN,

PAMELA RAM and STEFANEE WOLFSIE will

celebrate their B'not Mitzvah, and GLEN

HECHT, TERENCE ROSENTHAL and MYLES WANG

their B'nai Mitzvah at Temple this month.

Our heartfelt Mazel Tov to the young

people and their families. ·11 ....

LET'S CELEBRATE

IT'S OUR THIRTIETH!

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At first glance thirty years of life for

a synagogue may not seem very long when

you consider that some Temples in the

United States are a century and a half

or more old. But when thirty years is

all you have, that history can be pre­

cious indeed because it encompasses threE

generations still bonded together. For

some of our families a religious life

cycle has all but come to a full turn.

There are those of you whose affiliation

with B'Nai Or is more recent. Still,

this Temple has been an enormous influ­

ence in obvious and subtle ways.

Our thirtieth anniversary is going to be

a celebration of Jewish life. Every man.

woman and child should feel that they

are celebrants. We invite you to share

in the wonderful series of 30th Anniver­

sary events that begins with an exciting

Shabbat Musical Service on September 8th.

Calendar that date for a start.

Happy thirtieth to us - L'chaim!

Rabbi Z. David Levy

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Don't forget to reserve your space in

THE GREAT DATE BqOK

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Temple B'Nai Or (261-539-4539) An Affiliate of the Unlon of American Hebrew Congregations.

Z. David Levy Melanie W. Aron Dr. Anthony Lubowe Shirley E. Bloom Evelyn B. Boehm

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Senior Rabbi Assistant Rabbi President Administrator Executive Secy.

Ellen Konwiser and Sisterhood Co-Marilyn Piermont Presioents Dr. Richard Ra'ffman Men's Club Pres.

A R e m n d e r ... . . �

You have a date -­

Don't be too late - -

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To put your name in a book that's GREAT!!

What is it? It's the special 30th Anni­versary "Great Date Book". It will be yo�r appointment book for next year, your gUlde �o Temple activities, plus an up to date dlrectory of our Temple membership.

We'll be going to press the end of this month, so pick a date now and send greet­ings to all. You can choose one of the magnificent color photos taken by our own Peter Vidor, and there are meaningful messages and 'artwork depicting our holi­days by Temple members, complete with handsome Hebrew calligraphy by Stephen Katz. It will truly be a keepsake Date Book that you will want to be part of.

Need help with your selection? - Call Mitzi Szerlip (538-0641).

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PLEASE NOTE --

SUMt-1ER OFFICE HOURS

July 1st to August 31st

i"1onday· thru Thursday - 9 am to 4 pm

Friday - 9 am to 3 pm

Saturday and Sunday Office Closed

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Ma.ny c.ommitte.u wdt c.on.u.nue. me.eting to pla.n nO� Falt. Calt the. onn�c.e. to .6 e.e. �n theJte. .u., 0 He. you wdt ha.ve. nun wo�lUng wdh.

And ha.ve. a.n e.njoya.ble. .6wmme.�!

Tony Lubowe.

RITUAL COMMITTEE

Letters pertaining to HIGH HOLY DAY SCHED­ULES will be sent to the congregation early in June. We suggest you respond as soon as possible in order to expedite our second mailing, which will include the High Holy Day tickets.

Through the UAHC, all Reform congregations have a reciprocal agreement for the High Holy Days. If you will be out of town dur­ing the holidays, please contact Shirley Bloo� and she will arrange a reciprocal letter for the Reform Temple in the town you will be visiting. If you have friends or relatives visiting you over the holidays, they will be welcome to worship with us if they present a valid reciprocal letter from the Reform Temple to which they belong at home.

If you have any questions regarding the High Holy Day mailing, please call me. Have a very healthy and pleasant summer.

Deenie Schlosser (538-2562) Chairperson

We ask our members to make every

effort to send their dues payments

in as soon as possible. Payment at

time of billing is essential to the

efficient management of the Temple.

High Holy Day seating and all prlvl­

leges are extended to members in

good standing.

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Our Annual r�en's Club Picnic will be held on Sunday, June 24th, at the home of Dick and Beverly Raffman, 101 Green Avenue, in Madison. The festivities will begin at 2 p.m., rain or shine.

All Men's Club members and their fami­lies are invited. Paid Meal- Plan mem­bers are invited at no charge; others are requested to pay $4 per family. This fee will cover the cost of hot dogs, hamburgers and punch. In addi­tion, all families planning to attend must bring a picnic favorite to share with the others (casserole, dessert or salad).

For more information on this delightful event, and to make reservations, please call Linda Blatt (895- 4142).

ISRAEL TOURS: 1984

15 Days: July 1-15 Aug. 5-19 Aug. 19/5ep. 2 Sep. 9-23 Oct. 14-28

11 Days; Nov. 15- 25

13 Days:

Dec. 20/Jan. 1

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(New

Adult

1, 927 1, 860 1, 860 1, 811 1, 811

1, 346

1, 633

Lowest Prices)

Child Under 12

1, 734 1, 669 1, 669

1, 178

1, 442

Includes: round trip jet flight, 5 star deluxe hotels, Israeli breakfast + a la carte dinners (15 day tours), in- depth itinerary via private deluxe motorcoach, VIP receptions, licensed Israeli guide and driver, porterage- entrance fees­transfers- hotel taxes and tips, optional Bar/Bat Mitzvah on Masada (except October), optional extension in Israel, Egypt or Europe.

For details call: Ceil Shar (992-2679) or Marilyn Ziemke (992-5073).

�jsterhood Our meeting at Ellen Kimmel's home was a success. Dr. Galinsky spoke about the Morris School District's plans for the next five years and answered many questions pertaining to the education of our children. Our thanks to Ellen for being a gracious hostess, to Bobbi Schatz for all the plan­ning involved, to Joanne Borin and Terry Youngelson for the refreshments, and to all the Sisterhood members who attended and made Dr. Galinsky feel welcome.

The Second Annual Mother/Daughter Dinner on May 29th will be our last program of the year. A mentalist is scheduled to entertain us. Pood will be coordinated by Patti Aresty.

We thank the entire Sisterhood Board for all the help, cooperation and initiative they have shown this year. We could not have had the fine year we did without everyone's help. Thanks, too, to Evelyn for her expert secretarial help, to Shirley for her advice and patience, and to Bob and Cornel for the setting up, cleaning up and help with our functions at Temple. We have thoroughly enjoyed working with our Temple " family" and look forward to 1984-85.

The Slate of Officers approved for next year is: Co-Presidents, Ellen Konwiser and Marilyn Piermont; 1st Vice President, Catherine Litwin; Vice President (Commun­ity), Renee Levy; Vice President (Member­ship), Ellen Kimmel; Vice President (Edu­cation), Sue Keats; Recording Secretary, Debbie Ross; Corresponding Secretary, Sue Lappin; Financial Secretary, Ruth Herr; Treasurer, Heline Marcello.

If you are interested in working with Sis­terhood in any capacity please contact us. We wish you all a relaxing summer and hope to see you at Installation on June 4th.

Ellen and Marilyn

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Jewish Counseling and Service Agency

NEEDS A VOLUNTEER TEACHER two hours a

week to teach English as a second

language for a recently arrived older

female refugee from the Soviet Union.

For details call Jan Rubin, 538- 4440

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DATES . . .

FINAL SESSIONS: SATURDAY JUNE 2nd SUNDAY JUNE 3rd MONDAY JUNE 4th

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL BOOK SWAP: SUNDAY, JUNE

3rd. * * * * *

UAHC YOUTH DIVISION ISRAEL PROGRAMS FOR COLLEGE AGE STUDENTS

Academic Year: September 1984 to May 1985

MACHON: Reform Leadership Year - combines a yearls college level accredited academic work (36 college credits) with in- depth leadership training and a full touring program. Suitability and commitment to Reform Movement youth work required.

Academic Year: September 1984 to r�ay 1985

COLLEGE AND KIBBUTZ: Students must have completed at least one year of study at an accredited college or university. Academic courses for 33 college credits plus a com­plete touring program while students live and work on Kibbutz Tzora, west of Jeru­salem.

Spri!lg Semester: February to June 1985

I. M. Wise INSIDE ISRAEL PROGRAM: Two months of Israeli family life in Jerusalem and 2� months of work at Kibbutz Yahel. 12 op­tional college credits for college level courses (Hebrew included) taken during the Jerusalem portion of the program. Includes a complete travel, touring and seminar program.

For complete details call the UAHC Youth Division, 212-249-0100.

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lyl SINGLES (24 to 42)

The Morris-Sussex lyl will sponsor a day of FUN- IN- THE- SUN on Sunday, June 10th, at the Y Country Day Camp Site in Flanders from 1 to 5 p. m. Activities will include volley ball, basketball, soccer, tennis, or your own board games. Bring a guitar if you desire. Refreshments, too.

RSVP: I Y I offi ce, 584-1851.

- - RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS - -

On Friday evening, June 1st, we will be ex­pressing our appreciation to the Religious School teachers, four of whom are celebra­ting significant anniversaries with our staff. . .

Neil Nierenberg and Judy Steinberg, 25 years; Hilde Spain, 10 years; and Aliza Aharoni, 5 years. Their dedication and experiences works for the benefit of our children.

Several new teachers joined our staff this year: Beth Benson, Jayne Hershkowitz­Goralsky, Dee Gozonsky, Art Klein, Ruth Shamir, Nancy Robinson, Gail Twersky and Lynne Weinick. Their special talents have allowed us to add new programs and courses this year.

The other members of our staff: Sharon Acierno, Marilyn Barber, Terri Friedman, Haya Gartner, Bernice Haberman, Deana Luchs, Bette Ann Marcus, Judy r�ay, Susanne Mosl er, Bette Rosenbusch, Pam Schlosberg, Rivkah Shacham and Fran Stern, have worked at devel­oping our program so that it is effective at reaching each of our students. Phil Kaufman did a wonderful job as acting principal in January, and Debbie Ross and Rona Cohen con­tinue to expand our library program.

We would also like to thank all who have contributed to The Jason Lewis Fund For Spe­cial Education. It has allowed us to provide two programs reaching fourteen students, some of whom might not otherwise have been able to participate in the Rel igious School program. We are proud to be taking a leading position in this area.

Rabbi Melanie Aron =========

II INSTANT HEBREW! II

The course is geared for parents whose chil­dren are studying Hebrew in our Religious School, but it is open to all adult members of the congregation. Those whose Hebrew is rusty are welcome, along with those who have never studied Hebrew.

Any adult can master the basics of Hebrew reading with just a few lessons. Classes will meet twice a week for three weeks, August 12-29. In addition to class, there will be two optional study lessons each week.

Impress your children) astound your friends! -Call Rabbi Aron for more information.

THE DARYL GEHR ROSENFARB SCHOLARSHIP FUND:

In Memory Of Daryl Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosenfarb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Childs Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tarutz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riback

IN HONOR OF

Birthday of Pam Wolfsie Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Rosenfarb

Graduation of Stefanie Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tarutz Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Rosenfarb

Graduation of David Riback Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiff Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tarutz

Graduation of Nanci Tarutz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiff

Speedy Recovery of Dr. James Sikeman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tarutz

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LIBRARY FUND DONATIONS:

IN MEMORY OF

Dr. Nathan Schlossman Jennie Brody Harry Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Aresty

Leo Haber Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weber*

Mother of Gl adys Grody Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ruben*

Phil Glasser Mr. and Mrs. David Jalosky

Ben Diamond, Father of Dolores Gingold Dr. and Mrs. Simon Leventhal*

IN HONOR OF

Bar Mitzvah of grandson Michael Blane Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nierenberg*

( Please send Library Fund donations to Dolores Gingold 267-2366. )

*denotes Specfal Book contribution.

FLOWER AND TRIBUTE FUND DONATIONS:

IN HONOR OF

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Shari Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kalina*

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Regan Dr. and Mrs. Gary Safier*

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Deborah Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horn*

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Stefanee Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wolfsie*

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Pamela Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ram*

Bar Mitzvah of son Terence Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rosenthal*

Bar Mitzvah of son Glen Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hecht*

Bar Mitzvah of son Myles Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Wang*

Med School Graduation of Stephen Kanengiser Dr. and Mrs. Sol Schaffer Mr. and tks. Louis Dornfeld

Evelyn Boehm, Temple Secretary Dr. and Mrs. Simon Leventhal

Bat Mitzvah of Gail Werner Dr. and Mrs. Michael Westreich* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wacks Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Levy

Bar Mitzvah of Greg Chernack Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wacks

Grandchild of Dr. and Mrs. M. Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ackerman

IN MEMORY OF

Bertha Cumins,- Mother of Claire Thomsen Dr. and Mrs. Sol Schaffer

Ben Diamond, Father of Dolores Gingold Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dornfeld Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Levy

( Please send Flower & Tribute Fund donations to Joyce Levy 539-5757) *Denotes Patron contribution.

The lIETH ISRAEL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Ridgedale Avenue

__ Cedar Knolls. N.J. __

ANNOUNCES the opening of a new � Plots now available - preferred rates

for members of Temple BINai Or far Information call: 539-5422 (9 to 5) -

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"OUTREACH" NE��S

Our informational brunch in April was a very successful endeavor. As a result of that program, we now are forming two sup­port groups at Temple - one group for Temple parents who have children married to or about to marry non- Jews or converts to Judaism, the other for recent or con­templative converts. Please call the Temple or any Outreach Committee member for more information.

Our "Basic Judaism" course enrollment is climbing (20 as of May 10th). This pro­gram promises to be very rewarding, and a great way for some of us to learn more about Judaism.

Our committee has been very busy this year. We feel that we have accomplished our goals and look forward to next year with much enthusiasm. Our main objective con­tinues to be meeting the needs of our congregation and the Jewish community at large. If you would like to work on a very rewarding and important Temple com­mittee, please call me.

A big thank you to Rabbi Levy, Rabbi Aron, my committee members, Evelyn, Shirley, Debbie and the entire congregation for the support they have given the Outreach effort

Pat Glucksman (221-1142) Outreach ''Cha' i rwoman

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JONATHAN LABA has been accepted to the UCLA High School Scholars Program.

JOSHUA GORDON achieved second place in the finals of the 1984 N.J. Symphony Orchestra Young Artists Auditions, per­forming the St. Saens Cello Concerto.

STEFANIE BRACHFELD and KAREN GERt�I1�, Morristown High, selected. by the All­Region High School Chorus and Orchestra, Karen chorus and Stefanie clarinet.

ISA HELDERMAN, Morristown High Junior, has been named a regional finalist in the Space Shuttle Involvement Project.

Congratul ations all! ...

And a welcome home! - JIM ARESTY HAS returned from Boston to live in Morris­town.

NEEDED: CLOTHING + LINEN + CANNED GOODS

Omega, a religious organization that supplies used clothing to such groups as the Women's Shelter, Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, and the Morristown Shelter, needs the items listed below. In addition, the Salvation Army is collecting linens for recent victims of floods in New Jersey. Please be as gener­ous with your clean, usable clothing as you have been in the past. It is greatly appre­ciated!

The Morris County Food Closet has advised us of their need for canned meat and fish, dried' beans, peas, rice, peanut butter, whole grain, cereals, crackers and granola bars.

The clothes, linen and food will be collected at Temple June 1st through 8th. Call Ronnie Kaufman (267-0433) if you can help sort or transport.

Clothing and linens needed: Children's clothing of every kind. Men's clothing (including underclothes and pajamas.) For women: bathrobes, underclothes, pajamas. Linens: sheets, pillowcases, towels, wash­cloths, blankets.

Social Action Committee

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MIXED MARRIEDS

This has been a.year of tremendous personal growth for the participants of the mixed married group. With the support of Rabbi Levy and Rabbi Aron, we have been able to pursue meaningful topics and engage in thought provoking discussion. The group has provided a place for interfaith couples in the congregation and the community to ex­plore and share their feelings and concerns.

Our FAMILY PICNIC will be held on Saturday, June 16th, at 4: 00 p.m. at the home of Marcia and Horst Schran. All members are welcome.

Helene and Michael Marcello Marcia and Horst Schran. Carolyn and Steve Stein or the Rabbis

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267-4536 895- 3808 267- 4627 539- 4539

A GROUP OF JEWISH SINGLES (20- 35): The next event will take place on Friday, June 22nd, at Temple Emanu-El in West­field. Please call 226- 0881 for details. Come, meet, and enjoy!

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POST CONF. 10 CLASS BRUNCH At Temple

(Board of Trus tees Bkfst.)

Wedding

( �'e n 's C 1 u b Picnic)

CONFIRM. REHEARSAL 6:30 PM

Last Monday R. S. SISTERHOOD INSTAL­LATION 8:00 PM

End Of Year Nur­sery Party

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HOUSE AND GROUNDS CO�1MITTEE 8 PM

SHALOM CLUB LUNCHEON

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12 Christian- 13 Jewish Understand­ing 8:30 AM

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THURSDAY

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fAMILY SERVICE Honoring Teachers

8:00 PM

SATURDAY Last Sat. Rel.School

SHARI KALINA REGAN SAFI ER B'not Mitzvah

8 Teachers'

9 Last Day of Meeting 10 AM Nursery School DEBORAH HORN

Bat Mitzvah

SABBATH SERVICE CONFIRMATION

7:45 PM

PAMELA RAM STEFANEE WOLFSIE

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CALENDAR MEETING Board of Trustees

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7:30 PM Installation 8:30 PM

(Mixed Marr1ed� Picnic)

GLEN HECHT TERENCE ROSENTHAL B'nai Mitzvah

SABBATH SERVICE (SYG Picnic) 13: 30 PM

SABBATH SERVICE 8:30 PM

MYLES WANG Bar Mitzvah

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TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP DONATIONS:

IN HONOR OF

Bat Mitzvah of daughter Amy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sarasohn**

Grandchild of Harold and Phyllis Elleen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Drier

IN MEMORY OF

Sherman Diamond, Brother of Dolores Gingold Mr. and Mrs. David Marx

Buddy Grossbart Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glucksman

Mother of Gladys Grody Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robins

**denotes Special Contribution. Please send Youth Group Fund donations to Pat Glucksman 221- 1142.

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FUND FOR A NEW TEMPLE ORGAN:

IN HONOR OF

Bat Mitzvah of Gail Werner Granddaughter of Shirley and Nat Rose Happy Passover to Rabbi Levy and Rabbi Aron

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rieken

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THE JUSTIN WAYNE MEMORIAL FUND:

IN MEMORY OF

Justin Wayne Mrs. Liese Wayne Mr. Stephen Wayne Mr. and Mrs. William Ottinger

Frank Stern Erna Weinschenk Strauss

Mrs. Liese Wayne

( Donation� to the Organ Fund and the Memorial Funds may be sent to the Temple office. )

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PRAYERBOOK and PRAYERBOOK FUND DONATIONS:

IN MEt�ORY OF

Ben Diamond, Father of Dolores Gingold Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg

Jennie Brody, Mother of Elaine Erenstein Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg

Hannah Steinhardt Mrs. Eva Hess

Ruth Goldfein Bernard Hell er

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Heller

( Donations to this Fund may be sent to the Temple office. )

JASON LEWIS FUND FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION:

IN HONOR OF

Graduation of Arthur Lewis Sacha Ross, Honor Roll at Peck School

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Litwin

31st Anniversary of Beth and Dick Hess Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis

Bat Mitzvah of Debbie Horn

Bar

Bat

Mrs. Lillian Ossre Cohen Mrs. Eva Hess

Mitzvah of Jonathan Marx �1r . and Mrs. Seymour Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lidsky

Mitzvah of Stefanee Wolfsie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lidsky

IN �lEMORY OF

Claire Newirth Mr. and Mrs. Milton Litwin

Gussie Block, Mother of Elaine Erenstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul May

Ben Diamond, Father of Dolores Gingold Harold Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Israel

( Donations to this Fund may be sent to the Temple office. )