KehilathjeshurunBulletin©Volume XLII Number 11 February 28, 1975 17 Adar, 5735

YESHIVA UNIVERSITYBRUNCH

Sunday, March 16thPlans have been announced for the

Annual Kehilath Jeshurun Brunch inhonor of Yeshiva University. TheBrunch this year will be held on Sun¬day, March 16, at 10:00 o'clock in theHollander Social Hall of the syna¬

gogue. The Chairman for this event isJoseph Lorch, an esteemd Trustee ofthe Congregation, the Chairman of theBoard of Trustees of Ramaz and a goodfriend of Yeshiva and many otherworthy institutions. Other distinguish¬ed members of the congregation are

serving as Associate Chairmen of theevent.

We hope that, as in the past, thefellowship of Kehilath Jeshurun willturn out with its usual enthusiasm todemonstrate its loyalty to and supportof this most important institution ofJewish learning in the United States.

Barry Wyshogrod,Ramaz Senior, WinsWestinghouse HonorsWe are proud to congratulate Barry

Wyshogrod, the son of our dear mem¬bers, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wyshogrod,who, as a senior in Ramaz, has beenselected for the Honors Group in theAnnual Westinghouse Science TalentSearch. Thousands of seniors from allover the United States submit projectsand take examinations in this competi¬tion. From that group only 300 earnHonors listing.

Barry was helped in his work notonly by Mr. Harry Fierman, instructorof chemistry at Ramaz, but also by Dr.Terry Krulwich Posner, Associate Pro-

MAJOR EVENTS THIS SPRING

Monday, March 10 —

Sisterhood Open Meeting

Sunday, March 16 —

Yeshiva University Brunch

Friday-Saturday, March 21-22 —Second Annual K. J. Shabbaton

Wednesday, Thursday, March 26 and 27 —

Congregational Sedarim

Monday Evening, April 7 at 7:30Yom Ha-Shoa (Holocaust Day) service in memory of theSix Million

Sunday, April 13 —

Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry

Tuesday Evening, April 15 at 7:30Yom Ha-Atzmaut service, followed by a performance of"Fiddler on the Roof" in Hebrew by the Ramaz DramaticsSociety.

Wednesday Morning, April 16 at 7:30 —Yom Ha-Atzmaut Service and Breakfast

Tuesday, April 22 —

Sisterhood Spring Luncheon

Tuesday, April 29 at 8:00Annual Meeting of the Congregation

Sunday, May 11 —

Youth Salute to Israel Parade

fessor of Biochemistry at the Mt. SinaiMedical School. Dr. Krulwich is herselfa graduate of Ramaz.

The subject of Barry's research wasentitled: "A Study of Sugar Transport

in an Alkalinophilic Bacterium; A Testof Mitchell's Hypothesis." Those inter¬ested in further information on the re¬

sults of that study, may get in touchwith Barry at Ramaz.

Sermons: March 8March 15

— Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein— Rabbi Haskel Lookstein

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CANTORIAL CONCERT THRILLS AUDIENCEOF OVER 700

WITHIN OUR FAMILY

Birthdays-Many happy returns of the day to

Irving Angel, Mrs. Michael M. Barany,Benjamin Bartel, Arthur Brown, Mrs.Benjamin Brown, Mrs. Lawrence Bry-skin, Mrs. Helen F. Dayton, Mrs. AlFeiner, William B. Fischberg, BernardD. Fischman, Mrs. Harry Goldin, DezsoGoldner, Mrs. Jerrold I. Hirsch, Mrs.Alfred Kahn, Henry Reinhold, Dr. Rob¬ert M. Richter, Dr. Stephen S. Rosenak,Eugene R. Sarezky, Mrs. David Schein-feld, Joseph Schlang, Eugene H. Sharp-stein, Mrs. Samuel S. Silverstein, Sam¬uel Singer, Mrs. Samuel Stromberg,Rabbi Isaac N. Trainin, Albert Wald,Mrs. Albert Wald, Dr. Philip Wald,Miss Ruth Winkler and Mrs. MartinZuger.Anniversaries-

Warmest greetings to Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence A. Kobrin, Mr. and Mrs. JackPerlberger and Dr. and Mrs. FrederickZuckerman.

Birth—Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred

Kahn upon becoming grandparents forthe second time due to the birth of a

daughter to their children, Mr. andMrs. Morton Summer. We hope thenew baby will grow up in the besttradition of Torah, Chupah and Ma'-asim Tovim.

Bar Mitzvot—Mazel Tov to our devoted members

in Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reinhold,on the Bar Mitzvah of their son,

Jonathan, which is scheduled for Shab-bat, March 1, in Herzliah, Israel. Werejoice with them on this happy mile¬stone in the life of their family.A similar Mazel Tov to our esteemed

members, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ham¬merman, on the Bar Mitzvah of theirson, Brett, which will take place onMarch 8. Our best wishes to the en¬

tire family.Engagement—

Mazel Tov to our member, DavidHerman, upon his engagement tomarry Nancy Warshawsky, the daugh¬ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warshawskyof Scranton, Pennsylvania. Nancy is asenior at Stern College. A warm MazelTov also to the happy mother of thegroom, Mrs. Betty Herman. May thewedding take place in a happy andblessed hour.

Wedding—Mazel Tov to our member, Dr.

Michael Sigall, upon his forthcomingmarriage to Roberta Kramer, daughterof Rabbi and Mrs. Milton E. Kramer.

Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs.Leon Sigall, parents of the groom. In

It was a first in the history of ourcongregation. The Main Synagoguewas filled close to capacity on Sunday,February 9, for a Cantorial Concertfeaturing our own Cantor AvrumDavis, Hazzan Abraham Mizrahi, Can¬tor David Koussevitzky and eightyvoices of children from grades 4 to 6who represent the Middle SchoolChorus of Ramaz.

The afternoon was an artistic andinspirational success. Cantor Davis wasat the top of his voice although he wason the eve of being smitten by theflu. Hazzan Mizrahi, with his variedassortment of cantorial and Sephardicmusic, was a delight to hear. CantorDavid Koussevitzky who was replacingMisha Alexandrovich — who was

smitten by the flu before the concert —is, of course, a great performer whotreated the audience to a delightfulseries of cantorial and Yiddish selec¬tions.

Cheers for Michael Berl

Perhaps the highlight of the after¬noon was a selection of five songs bythe Middle School Chorus of Ramaz.There was hardly a dry eye in the aud¬ience as these children sang with theirlips, their minds, and, above all, theirhearts. They were simply great, led bytheir talented and inspirational direc¬tor, Michael Berl.

Special Thanks forCouples Club SabbathA brief word of thanks for Mrs.

William Major, who was the Chairmanof the Couples Club Sabbath whichwas held on Shabbat, February 8. Theluncheon was a great success due toher efforts and the fine committeewhich she assembled.

A COLLECTIVE THANKSMrs. Israel D. Rosenberg and her

family wish to thank all of theirfriends who expressed their condol¬ences in person, and by mail, follow¬ing the passing of Mrs. Rosenberg'smother, Sarah Reich.

honor of the aufruf, to take place inour synagogue this Shabbat morning,the Sigall family invites our congrega¬tion to be their guests at Kiddush fol¬lowing services.Condolences—

We extend our condolences to Mrs.Israel D. Rosenberg, wife of ouresteemed Ritual Director, upon thepassing of her beloved mother, Mrs.Sarah Reich. May she be comfortedamong all of us who mourn for Zionand Jerusalem.

A Surprise Guest StarThrough the good offices of Sandy

Eisenstat, we were able to invite atthe last minute a young Russian Jew¬ish star by the name of Misha Raitzinwho sang several numbers at the con¬clusion of the concert. His voice was

so thrilling that he received a standingovation from the assemblage. We havesince learned that Mr. Raitzin has beensigned to a contract with the Metropoli¬tan Opera. It is nice to know that hisactual American debut was in our shul.We are deeply grateful to Cantor

Davis for putting together this beauti¬ful concert. We appreciate the specialassist given by Steven Lorch and theother members of the Committee: Dr.Lawrence Bryskin, Albert H. Bernsteinand Max Sadinoff. The latter also or¬

ganized a group of sponsors for theconcert. Our thanks to Morris Wysho-grod for his artistic design of the invi¬tation. Similar thanks to Arnold Gold-farb and Mr. Selig Rosengarten forhelping us with all of the audio ar¬rangements.Our special thanks to Milton Berko-

witz, President of the Men's Club, forguiding this entire effort. The Men'sClub sponsored and promoted this con¬cert. We hereby invite the club to giveus an encore next year, when, pleaseGod, we hope to have our second An¬nual Cantorial Concert at K. J.

Hit IfatturimttROSA STEIN

We mourn the passing of a nobleJewish lady who, from her birth inCracow, through a life of dedica¬tion to the Jewish people, the Landof Israel and the Hebrew language,demonstrated so remarkably what itmeans to be a Jew.

She suffered illness for manyyears, but this never deterred herfrom her role as a loving wife, de¬voted mother and great friend ofthe Jewish people. Her poetrywhich appeared in the New YorkUlpan Magazine with regularity wasan inspiration to the lovers of Zionof our day.

Her dear husband, Dr. EmanuelStein, mourns her premature pass¬ing. Her children have lost a guideand mentor. We at Kehilath Jeshu-run also mourn the passing of agood friend. May the family be com¬forted and consoled among all ofus who mourn for Zion and Jeru¬salem.

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Midtown Talmud Class

WanderingsFrom time to time we feel it appro¬

priate to thank those who have offeredtheir hospitality to our Midtown Tal¬mud Class which meets every otherTuesday afternoon from 12:00 until1:30 for lunch and Talmud study inthe midtown area.

Thus far, our hosts have been Sam¬uel Eisenstat, Lawrence A. Kobrin,Eugene Roshwalb and the AmericanJewish Committee, whose Law Librarywas made available to us for two ofour sessions.

Currently we are back at the con¬ference room of Larry Kobrin. The nextsession of our class is scheduled in thatroom at 540 Madison Avenue on Tues¬day, March 4. If you would like toattend, please call the Synagogue Of¬fice.

Congregational SedarimPlease do not forget to make your

reservation now for the PassoverSedarim which will be held in ourKamber Auditorium on Wednesdaynight, March 26 and Thursday night,March 27. "Let all who are hungrycome and eat" — but, of course, areservation and payment must precedethe coming. The cost per Seder is $23for adults and $17 for children undertwelve.

A K.J. Family PublishesWe are proud to record two pub¬

lications of the Mosesson family whichhave appeared in recent months. Carol,Carl, Roger, Neil and Eric Mosesson(all Ramaz students, except for Ericwho is an alumnus) have authored"The Perfect Put-down" published byScholastic Book Services. The paper¬back volume is a collection of very

funny jokes, selected and "eclected"by the Mosesson children over the

I course of several months. Simultane¬ously, Gloria Mosesson, their mother,has authored a book on jewelry mak¬ing entitled "Jewelry Craft For Be¬ginners" and published by Bobbs-Mer-rill. The volume, of which VirginieFowler Elbert is a co-author, teaches

Ithe simple techniques and basics of de¬sign and manufacture for homemadejewelry. It is a jewel of a book.

PLEASE CONTRIBUTE TO PASSOVER RELIEF!We appeal to all our readers at this

season of the year to send in their con¬tributions for Passover Relief withoutdelay. Our Appeal covers essentiallythree different areas of Jewish life:

1. Needy individuals who do notcome to the attention of organ¬ized charities.

2. Worthy institutions in Americaand in Israel which look to us

for support and whom we canaid at this season of the yearwith a generous subvention.

3. A special effort in behalf ofSoviet Jews to send them pack¬ages for their general needs,Matzah for their Passover needsand to support them spirituallyand physically in every waypossible.

Our needs this year are greater thanever before because the rising costswhich affect us all affect the poor and

the deserving institutions even more.We have been literally besieged withrequests for aid. We ask our friends,therefore, to be more generous thisyear than ever before.

In addition, your gift right now willenable us to extend our hand to thosein need before Passover when it willdo the most good. Please help us,therefore, to help others in as gener¬ous and magnanimous a way as pos¬sible.

In our pre-Passover issue of theBulletin, we plan to publish a full listof all contributors. We would like toinclude your name in that list. Pleasemake it possible for us to do so bysending in your contribution today.

May God reward you for your kind¬ness and may you be able to sit downat the Seder table on Wednesdaynight, March 26, and say with convic¬tion: "May all who are hungry joinus and eat."

"THE SECOND TABLET" TO BE THE THEME OF ACONGREGATIONAL SHABBATON ON MARCH 21 -22

The Special Projects Committee ofthe congregation has announced theSecond Annual Shabbaton of K. J.which will be held on Shabbat Haga-dol, March 21-22. The theme of theSabbaton will be "The Second Tablet —Or, Ethics in Everyday Life."

As was the case last year, the Shab¬baton will feature an entire Shabbatexperience beginning with Fridaynight services and dinner and continu¬ing right through Shabbat morning,noon and afternoon. There will bestudy sessions, meals, a joyous Shab¬bat spirit and a great time for all agesin our congregational family.Guest Speaker, Rabbi Tuvia Grossman

Our guest speaker for the Shabbat

will be Rabbi Tuvia Grossman, thebrilliant Talmud teacher from theJoseph H. Lookstein Upper School ofRamaz. Rabbi Grossman has made a

specialty of utilizing Talmudic sourcesfor insight and guidance concerningeveryday ethical questions. He willhelp us to design the sessions for thisShabbaton and he will, of course, ad¬dress us on the main theme.

Invitations have been mailed to theentire membership of the congrega¬tion. Non-members who would like toparticipate in this Shabbaton are cor¬dially invited to do so. The cost forFriday night dinner and Shabbat lunchis $12 for adults and $6 for childrenand senior citizens.

SUNDAY NIGHT STUDIES

March 2

Professor Herskovics on the Apocry¬

pha, at the home of Dr. and Mrs.Charles Cohen, 5 West 86th Street.

March 9

Professor Herskovics at the home ofDr. and Mrs. David Weisselberger,185 East 85th St.

March 16

Professor Feldman on Jewish-Chris¬tian Disputations. Location to beannounced.

CorrectionIn our Bulletin of February 14th,

the caption for the front page photo¬graph of our Megillah readers con¬tained the name of Robert Riederman,who was not printed, in place of Rob¬ert Meislin, who was in fact shown inthe photograph. Both young men par¬ticipated in the Megillah reading.

RIVERSIDE MEMORIALCHAPEL

CARL GROSSBSRGANDREW FiER

Directors

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Synagogue OfficialsJoseph H. Lookstein Senior RabbiHaskel Lookstein RabbiAvrum Davis — - CantorIsrael D. Rosenberg Ritual DirectorGary J. Lavit Rabbinic Administrator

Officers of the CongregationHarry W. Baumgarten Hon. PresidentMax J. Etra Hon. PresidentNathan Salzman PresidentWilliam G. Lebowitz Vice PresidentSamuel M. Eisenstat - SecretaryEdward Low TreasurerMrs. Haskel Lookstein Pres. Sist'dMilton Berkowitz Pres. Men's ClubHarold Goldman Pres. Couples Club

SCHEDULE OF SERVICESFRIDAY, February 28

Lighting of Candles 6:26*Evening 6:00

SATURDAY, Shabbat ParahMorning - 9:00Junior Congregation - 10:15Pre-School Service 11:00

Weekly Portion: Kee TissaHaftorah: Ezekiel 36

Evening 6:40Conclusion of Sabbath 7:23

FRIDAY, March 7Lighting of Candles 6:34Evening - - 6:00

SATURDAY, Shabbat HachodeshMorning - 9:00Junior Congregation 10:15Pre-School Service 11:00Weekly Portion: Vayakhel-Pekude

Haftorah: Ezekiel 45ROSH CHODESH PRAYERSRosh Chodesh Nisan will be on

Thursday.Evening 6:45Conclusion of Sabbath -7:31

FRIDAY, March 14Lighting of Candles 6:40*Evening 6:00

SATURDAY

Morning 9:00Junior Congregation 10:15Pre-School Service — 11:00

Weekly Portion: VayikraHaftorah: Isaiah 43

Evening 6:50Conclusion of Sabbath 7:38

WEEKDAY SERVICESMorning 7:30Sunday Morning 8:30Father and Son Minyan 9:30Evening 5:45

* This is the latest time for the lightingof Shabbat candles. Candles may belit earlier, in accordance with ourschedule of services.

YAHRZEITSMARCH

1—Ezriel Shapiro1—Leah Katcher1—Hattie Fine1—Israel Mandelbaum1—Fannie Fischer1—Paul Shapiro1—Israel H. Mandelbaum1—Leon Alpert2—Jacob Freedman2—Nathan Podell2—Esther Kerew3—Lester Nightingale3—Dr. Ira I. Kaplan3—Abraham Ernst3—Adolph Eisenberg3—Martin E. DeGraff3—Rabbi Aaron R. Charney4—Samuel C. Gold4—Anna Shapiro4—Toby Holzer5—Samuel Feingold5—Abraham Simon5—David Icikovic5—Lester Udell6—Annie Edelman6—Moses Davis6—Nachum Weisselberger7—Jacob J. Lubell7—Else Levy7—Gertrude Ostow7—Ethel Weisselberger7—Jacob M. Waltuch7—Louis Etra7—Frances Ratner8—Joseph Kailes8—Benjamin Ryp8—Sarah Kustin8—Joseph B. Gimbel8—Michael Green8—Hyman Babich8—Malka Zippel9—Gitel Backer9—Etta Schlang9—David Frank Philips9—Charles Wolfson9—Mary Lipschutz10—Pauline Wagner10—Joseph Ritter

MARCH11—Samuel Levy11—Jacob Kopit11—Jaccb Wolf Bab11—Mary Fox11—Otto Hohenberg11-—Lillian Grossman1*2—Rose Glass12—Samuel Fine12—Simon Broz12—Isaac D. Lascoff12—Shrage Fischel12—Rozella Brenner12—Adrienne L. Propp12—Baruch D. Kaplan12—Rose Kanarek12—Manfred M. Magnus13—Esther Frabridge13—Benjamin Siegel13—Morris Kramer13—Jaakov M. Zippel13—Dr. Samuel Abraham13—Dr. Jack Lieberman14—Jennie Theaman14—Bessie Lavine15—Benjamin Goldin15—Anna Scharf15—Gussie Zizmor15—Miriam Charney16—Joseph Bernhardt16—Anna Rogen16—Mary Morganstern16—Morris Rosentover16—Freidel Schwalbe16—Milton B. Freund17—David Thalenberg17-—David Zwerling17—Aaron E. Copelman17-—Isabella Sax17—Aaron Goldberg18—Bertha Silver18—Kalman Kinzler19—Esther Cooperman20—Julius Schultz20—Pauline Elfenbein20—Joseph Kolatch21—-Fannie Kaiser21—Clara K. Grossman21—David Kass

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