Flemington Jewish Community Center
5 Sergeantsville Road
Flemington, New Jersey 08822
(908) 782-6410
Fax: (908) 806-7736
[email protected]
www.flemingtonjcc.org
April 2017/3 Adar – 4 Nisan 5777
FJCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Spiritual Leader
Interim Rabbi Jacob Malki
[email protected]
MESSAGE FROM THE RABBI
Slavery Is a State of Mind
Executive Board:
President:
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
3rd Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Immediate Past President
Mindy Engle-Friedman
Mitch Clarin
Reena Kamins
Bruce Moskovitz
Laurence Shatkin
Jonathan Weitz
Jeffrey Doshna
The first of the Ten Commandments: I am the Lord who brought you out
from the land of Egypt, from the house of bondage implies two main messages:
1)
G-d’s
name
is
associated with the concept of freedom and the rejection of slavery. It teaches
us that the worst violation to human dignity is enslaving our fellow human
beings.
Elected Trustees:
Lifetime Trustees:
2)
Egypt, then the most
Jerry Atlas
Jack Forman
civilized
superpower,
is
called
house
of
bondage.
This
teaches
us that what we
Scott Byne
Dan Gross
call civilization is not necessarily synonymous with freedom.
Jim Fox
Zel Gerstein
Richard Frank
Ed Mehrlust
Also, regarding the partaking of the Pascal Lamb, in Exodus (Ch. 12), we
Judy Gold
Howard Nifoussi
read: If any household is too small for a whole lamb, they must share one with
Marsha Goldstein
Phil Stern
their nearest neighbor, having taken into account the number of people there are.
Alan Hylton
Larry Wissner
This verse teaches us that freedom, symbolized by the Pascal Lamb, can be
Marvin Jacobson
Michael Wolf
Nathan Lefkow
Ruth Wolf
achieved only in the spirit of solidarity, and that individuals are imbued with
Jonathan Nemeth
meanings only in a context of a community, as words attain a syntactic meaning
Ronald Ort
Sisterhood President:
only when associated with other words.
Alan Radzin
Reena Gold Kamins
Freedom is primarily a state of mind. In many instances, the Torah
Sharon Rednor
mentions that soon after their liberation, the Israelites attempted to return to their
Neil Wolff
Bulletin Editor:
Flo Newrock
house of bondage. They could not perceive the idea of being free. They were
physically liberated but emotionally they were still slaves.
This reminds me of a story David Ha-Reuveni mentions in his diary (from
the 1520s). A major theme of this diary is slaves’ behavior. They often disparaged and slandered each other to their patron, they
were aggressive to each other, and competed to please their owner. These adult men and women who lived in distress were not
able to cooperate.
In this regard, I found the following account remarkable. A gigantic strong slave escaped; Ha-Reuveni could not afford to
lose his property and he offered a high reward to whomever could find his slave. Ha-Reuveni’s anger was such that he lashed his
slave with large rods and broke three such rods on his slave. Ha-Reuveni tells us that the slave’s body swelled so severely that he
was immobilized for three days.
While reading this account, I wondered why this strong slave did not react against his weaker patron. Why did this slave
allow his patron to hit him with such violence? It is clear that this strong gigantic slave’s weakness was his mind set. Slavery was
embedded in his mind and inhibited any reaction against his aggressor. He could react, but his state of mind prevented him from
doing so.
How can we get rid of our slave mentality? The Torah offers us an unambiguous answer: Education (Ex. 13:8): And you
shall explain to your child on that day (Pesach), ‘It is because of this (learning to be free), the Lord did for me when I went free
from Egypt.’ Indeed, zekher le-yetziat mitzrayim, remembrance of the coming out of Egypt, is the central leitmotiv in the Torah.
It is reiterated twice in our daily prayers, including on Yom Kippur.
The Haggadah of Pesach tells us: Go and learn. Definitively, the account of the coming out of Egypt has a main aim — to
teach us that it is a mitzvah to learn to be free and to teach this fundamental life objective to our children.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear Congregation,
created a circle in front of the aron, and Rabbi Malki led
This month it was a treat to share the Seudah Shlishit,
them in singing Eliyahu Hanavi and Shavuah Tov.
the third Shabbat meal together. Tables were arranged in the
No Havdalah service would be complete without Make
social hall — four long ones in the middle and a round one
Your Own Sundaes. Mrs. Walsh and the Hebrew School
at each end. Each segment of the table had tasty tapas-type
faculty doled out ice-cream, fudge sauce, M&Ms,
morsels which families and friends shared while we chatted,
nonpareils, and sprinkles. And while the adults ate and
sang songs, and davened the berkat hamazon. The rabbi
schmoozed, the younger children, led by the older children,
took a few minutes to discuss an interesting issue in the
ran in and out of the cloakroom and up and down the halls
recent Torah portion. The children who came to the seudah
playing who knows what (that’s not a game, I just don’t
had fun with their friends eating, singing, and running
know what they were doing). But, I do know many parents
around.
needed to call their children’s names to go home several
Then we had Havdalah. The kids, young and older,
times before their children emerged — pleading to stay just
made bisamim pouches out of mesh, pipe cleaners, and
a little longer.
pickling spices in the lobby. Brandon Wolff and Noah,
Ahhh…perfect.
Benjamin, and Samuel Doshna led services, and the younger
With all good wishes,
children came onto the bimah for Havdalah with bisamim
Mindy Engle-Friedman
and glow sticks in their hands, in their sneakers, and hanging
FJCC President
from their ears. Colorfully shimmering in the dark, they
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AROUND THE SYNAGOGUE
MAZEL TOV TO:
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Helen & Neil Pollack on the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Evan
Lois & Dan Gross on the marriage of their son, Mitchell
to Charlotte
REFUAH SHLEMAH TO:
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Lois Butt
Bruce Davidson
Gene Esterkin
Nadine Milecofsky
Stuart Naar
Judy Nussbaum
Faith Ostroff
Raymond St. Pierre
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Evie Stern
Natalie Yochum
OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO:
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Cara London & Eric Sirota on the loss of Eric’s beloved
father, Dr. Milton Sirota
Marilyn Dvoor on the loss of her beloved husband,
Melvin Dvoor
Debbie & Alan Hylton on the loss of Debbie’s beloved
father, Melvin Dvoor
Rosemary & Ed Mehrlust on the loss of Ed’s beloved
mother, Betty H. Mehrlust
Amy & Jeff Marshall on the loss of Jeff’s beloved
mother, Rose Marshall
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PURIM CARNIVAL CAFÉ
Thank you to Josy Kestenbaum, Jacqueline Kestenbaum, Jane Wasserman, Rachel Liebman, Scott Liebman,
Sharon Zimmerman, Jeff Doshna, and Mitch Clarin for the amazing Purim Carnival Café.
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To register and pay for this event, please go to: http://conta.cc/2bYOJvL
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HEBREW SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
March came in like Purim and out like Passover (sorta).
This year the Purim dinner was well attended and the
Megillah reading was a lot of fun. Thank you, Harry,
Rapkin, for organizing the Family Megillah reading. The
end of March was dedicated to preparing for Passover. The
children have been learning the Four Questions, blessing,
and songs to bring to your family Seder table.
We will be on Spring Break beginning Wednesday,
April 5th, and returning to class on Wednesday, April 19 th.
Karen Walsh
2017 – 2018 School Year
If your child is in the
following class this year
(2016-2017)
They will be in the following
class next year (2017-2018)
Gan (pre-K)
Gan (Kindergarten)
And will meet
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Gan (pre-K)
nd
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM
st
Alef (1 grade)
Bet (2 grade)
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Bet (2nd grade)
Gimel (3rd grade)
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM and
Wednesday 4:30 - 6:15 PM
Gimel (3rd grade)
Dalet (4th grade)
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM and
Wednesday 4:30 - 6:15 PM
Dalet (4th grade)
Hay (5th grade)
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM and
Wednesday 4:30 - 6:15 PM
Hay (5th grade)
Vav (6th grade)
Sunday 9:00 - 11:30 AM and
Wednesday 4:30 - 6:15 PM
Vav (6th grade)
Bar/Bat Mitzvah (7th grade)
Thursdays 5:45 PM
Bar/Bat Mitzvah (7th grade)
HH 8
Wednesday 6:30 PM
th
HH9
Wednesday 6:30 PM
th
8
9
HH10
Wednesday 6:30 PM
th
HH11
Wednesday 6:30 PM
th
HH12
TBA
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Have you noticed coffee and donuts in the lobby??
They’re for YOU!
Whether you’re coming out of minyan or doing Hebrew School pickup or drop-off, we appreciate that you’re here and hope you’ll stay
for a few more minutes. Catch up with friends and congregants or
simply catch your breath before you run off to the next thing on your
schedule. Stay and schmooze!
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JEWISH LIFE (Learning Is For Everyone)
The Flemington Jewish Community Center (FJCC) Film
Series presents Orchestra of Exiles, on Saturday, April 1,
7:30 PM, at the FJCC. Snacks will be provided. (Suggested
donation $5/person.)
A Night to Celebrate Israel, in celebration of the State of
Israel and Israel Bonds, will be held Tuesday, April 4, at
6:30 PM. Honorees are Mona & Eric Yorke and Benjamin
Kern, a Rutgers Hillel student. Educate, celebrate, and enjoy
dinner with the local Jewish community. Event will be held
at Raritan Valley Country Club in Bridgewater. Fee is
$50/adult, $18/student and will include full buffet dinner and
cash bar; dietary laws observed.
The Irma Horowitz Film Series, will be held on Thursday,
April 6, 6:30 PM, at the JCC, Bridgewater. Films to be
announced.
Fee: $12/person advance, $15/event day.
Includes falafel dinner.
Instagram Sensations… Crazy Jewish Mom, featuring Kate
Siegel and her Mom, Kim Friedman, Authors of Mother,
Can You Not? Wednesday, April 19, 7:00 PM, at the JCC,
Bridgewater. Fee: $5/person.
Hartman Institute of North America President, Dr. Yehuda
Kurtzer: The 50th Anniversary of the Six Day War - Its
Impact on American Jewry Then and Now. Thursday, April
20, 7:00 PM at Temple Sholom, Bridgewater.
Fee:
$10/person.
Club Gelbe Stern: Berlin’s Last Starlit Night on Saturday,
April 22, 7:30 PM, at the JCC Bridgewater. Dinner Cabaret
Theatre starring Alexa Fishman. Travel back in time to the
1930’s and “meet” cabaret performer Erika Stern, a fictional
Jewish Chanteuse living/performing in Berlin as the Nazis
take power. Fee: $25/person includes show and dinner.
Community-Wide Yom Hashoah Observance Sunday, April
23, 7:00 PM, hosted by Congregation Knesseth Israel,
Bound Brook. The guest speakers will be Holocaust
survivors and twins Bernard and Henry Schanzer who will
share their miraculous survival as young boys during the
Holocaust. This program is open to the entire community
and is free to all.
Showing of the Film The Orchestra of Exiles: The Story
Behind Bronislaw Huberman, the Israel Philharmonic, and
the One Thousand Jews He Saved From Nazi Horrors.
Discussion and Q & A to follow with the film’s producer
and director, Josh Aronson. Wednesday, April 27, 7:00 PM,
at the JCC Bridgewater. Fee: $5/person.
Yom Ha’Atzmaut Community Wide Celebration! Sunday,
April 23, 4:00-7:00 PM, at the JCC, Bridgewater
Campgrounds (indoors in the event of rain,). Activities and
fun for the entire family including Parade, Music, Israeli
Dancing, Outdoor Games, Fire Pit & Pita Making, Craft
Booths, Panel Discussion on the 50th Anniversary of the Six
Day War and more!
The Temple Beth-El Jewish Film Series presents She’s
Coming Home: Saturday, May 6, 7:00 PM, at Temple BethEl, Hillsborough. At the end of a lengthy relationship,
Michael, 33, returns to her parents’ small, cramped
apartment. Suggested donation: $5/person.
White Walls: A Memoir About Motherhood, Daughterhood,
and the Mess In Between with author Judy Batalion:
Tuesday, May 16, 7:00 PM, at the Bridgewater JCC. Told
with heartbreaking honesty and plenty of humor, Judy’s
poignant account of stuff and survival explores navigating
the messiness of motherhood. Fee: $5/person.
Comedy for a Cause
Starring Judy Gold
Thursday, May 4 at 7:30 PM
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Comedy Show
Dessert & Bubbly
775 Talamini Road, Bridgewater, NJ
$54 per person
$100 per couple
Purchase your ticket online today at www.jfedshaw.org/women or call 908-758-2006
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Gift Shop
It is spring and that means Passover is here. All of the items are available for purchase.
We have all your favorites plus some new items. Included are matzah plates and covers,
Seder plates, Afikomen covers, toys, including new finger puppets and frog toys,
haggadot, Elijah cups, and so much more.
We want to thank Kim Muller, Gayle Neibart, and Jen Rudolph for all
their help in March. There is a half price table outside the shop for
you to peruse.
We are open during regular office hours and Hebrew School.
Please fill out a receipt and leave your check made out to FJCC Gift
Shop, in the office.
The shop is looking for volunteers to help set up items and design the shelves. We’d love to
hear from you.
Your Gift Case Committee:
Lois Gross
Gayle Neibart
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Todah rabah to all those who made donations to:
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GENERAL FUND
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Robin & Jeffrey Alexander:
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Betty H. Mehrlust, beloved mother of
Ed Mehrlust
Linda & Jerry Atlas for a thank you for the kindness
shown to them
Peony & Wai Chan in memory of Melvin Dvoor,
beloved husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie
Hylton
Vivian & Fred Daniel:
 For a get well wish to Evie Stern
 In memory of Betty H. Mehrlust, beloved mother of
Ed Mehrlust
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
Linda & Arthur Finkle in memory of Melvin Dvoor,
beloved father of Debbie Hylton
Alissa & Jim Fox:
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 For a refuah shlemah to Mike Wolf
 For a refuah shlemah to Evie Stern
Marsha & Zel Gerstein:
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 For a speedy and complete recovery to Michael
Wolf
 For a speedy and complete recovery to Evie Stern
Malka Goodman:
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 For congratulations to Linda and Jerry Atlas for
their 50th anniversary
 For a refuah shlemah to Evie Stern
Catherine & Robert Herbstzuber in memory of Melvin
Dvoor, beloved husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of
Debbie Hylton
Marta & Mike Klepner:
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved father of
Debbie Dvoor
 For get well wishes to Evie Stern
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For get well wishes to Gene Esterkin
In memory of Phil Levine, beloved husband of
Lenore Levine
 In memory of Thomas Doshna, beloved father of
Jeff Doshna
 In memory of Rabbi Evan Jaffe, beloved husband
of Phyllis Lerner and father of Jordana and Atara
Jaffe
 In memory of Bruce Kay, beloved husband of
Evelyn Kay
 In memory of Irene Suslow, beloved mother of
Carolyn Goldman
Henry Kuhl in memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved
husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
Rita Lefkow, thank you for your generous donation
Helene & Charles Leon in memory of Melvin Dvoor,
beloved husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie
Hylton
Rosemary & Ed Mehrlust in memory of Alan Arcus,
beloved uncle of Sue and Bruce Kamich
Louise & Bill Mundy (The Mundy Funeral Home) in
memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of Marilyn
Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
Betsy & Joel Popkin in memory of Melvin Dvoor,
beloved husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie
Hylton
Joan & Milt Rosen for a refuah shlemah to Evie Stern
Sue & Rick Rothstein in memory of Dr. Milton Sirota,
beloved father of Eric Sirota
Nancy & Laurence Shatkin:
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Betty H. Mehrlust, beloved mother of
Ed. Mehrlust
 In memory of Laurence’s beloved father, Sidney
Shatkin
Bette & Robert Shepherd in memory of their dear
friend, Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of Marilyn
Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
Alisa Grossman & Jeremy Silberman in memory of
Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of Marilyn Dvoor and
father of Debbie Hylton
Barbara Thomas in memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved
husband of Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
Paya Vaimberg, thank you for your generous donation
Cathie & Art Wetstein:
 For a refuah shlemah to Stuart Naar
 For a refuah shlemah to Judy Nussbaum
 For a refuah shlemah to Michael Wolf
 For a refuah shlemah to Gene Esterkin
 For a refuah shlemah to Evie Stern
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In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
Marlene & Neal Wolf:
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father
Eric Sirota
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
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Linda & Jerrold Atlas:
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of
of
of
of
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In memory of Dr. Martin Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Mark Sandler, beloved brother of
Merrill Sandler
Susan & Bruce Kamich in memory of Betty H.
Mehrlust, beloved mother of Ed Mehrlust
Dena Scibilia:
 In memory of Melvin Dvoor, beloved husband of
Marilyn Dvoor and father of Debbie Hylton
 In memory of Dr. Milton Sirota, beloved father of
Eric Sirota
Tzedakah is always “in season.” If you have an event coming up such as an anniversary, a birthday, a yahrzeit, etc., it’s a mitzvah
to contribute to your favorite fund. You can send your check to the FJCC office with a note telling us where you would like the
money used. Some of the funds that you can donate to are: Building Fund, General Fund, Kiddush Fund, Prayer Book Fund,
Hebrew School, Shmuel F Frand Memorial Holocaust Education Fund, and Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund. Do a mitzvah – send a
donation.
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We need congregational participation for Oneg and Kiddush sponsorship!
Do you have a Yahrzeit coming up or a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, anniversary, birthday, or any occasion to sponsor an ONEG/KIDDUSH?
It doesn’t have to be a fancy feast or expensive. Be creative, prepare the food in the FJCC kitchen, pick up kosher food at
ShopRite, or simply send in a check and the shopping will be done for you. Please call Deborah in our office 782-6410 or email
[email protected] and let her know what date you will sponsor.
April 2017
5 Nisan 5777 - 4 Iyar 5777
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
§8:09PM
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Vayikra
Services 9:15
Center Series - Move:
Orchestra of Exiles 7:30
5 Nisan
2
3
4
5
¡¡7:13PM 8
Services 7:30
Oneg: Kamich Family for the
yahrzeit of Stuart Kamich
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Services 9:00
6 Nisan
7 Nisan
9
Services 9:00
13 Nisan
16
¡¡7:22PM 17
8 Nisan
¡¡7:16PM 11
10
EREV PASSOVER
PASSOVER I
Office Closed
Services 6:00 PM
Office Closed
Services 9:15 AM & 6:00 PM
14 Nisan
15 Nisan
§8:26PM/¡¡8:26PM 18
HOL HAMOED PASSOVER IV
PASSOVER VII
Services 9:00
Office Closed
Services 9:15 AM & 7:15 PM
20 Nisan/5 L'Omer
23
9 Nisan
§8:20PM/¡¡8:20PM 12
HOL HAMOED PASSOVER I
16 Nisan/1 L'Omer
§8:27PM 19
23 Nisan/8 L'Omer
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YOM HASHOAH
28 Nisan/13 L'Omer
29 Nisan/14 L'Omer
§8:24PM
HOL HAMOED PASSOVER III
Services 7:30
Services 9:15
18 Nisan/3 L'Omer
19 Nisan/4 L'Omer
¡¡7:27PM 22
§8:31PM
Shemini
Services 7:30
Services 9:15
Service with Students from
Kiddush: Carolyn & David
HCRHS Poland Trip
Goldman for the yahrzeit of
David's father, irwin
24 Nisan/9 L'Omer
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25 Nisan/10 L'Omer
26 Nisan/11 L'Omer
¡¡7:34PM 29
§8:38PM
Tazria
Services 7:30
Metzora
Bar Mitzvah of Evan Pollack
Services 9:15
Oneg: Pollack Family
Bar Mitzvah of Evan Pollack
Kiddush: Pollack Family
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ROSH HODESH I
ROSH HODESH II
30 Nisan/15 L'Omer
1 Iyar/16 L'Omer
Services 9:00
27 Nisan/12 L'Omer
12 Nisan
¡¡7:20PM 15
21
Isaiah 10.32-12.6.
22 Nisan/7 L'Omer
Services 9:15
HOL HAMOED PASSOVER II
17 Nisan/2 L'Omer
20
Office Closed
Services 9:15 AM
25
Tzav
Shabbat Hagadol
11 Nisan
14
PASSOVER VIII (YIZKOR)
21 Nisan/6 L'Omer
§8:32PM 24
10 Nisan
§8:21PM 13
PASSOVER II
§8:17PM
7
30
Services 9:00
Hebrew School Day in the
Park
4 Iyar/19 L'Omer
[¡¡Candle Lighting, §Observance End for Flemington, NJ]
2 Iyar/17 L'Omer
3 Iyar/18 L'Omer
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APRIL BIRTHDAYS
1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 -
Ilyssa Fox
Charles Miller
Ethan Rednor
Rose Weitz
Alexandra Fox
Steve Fox
Phillip Franklin
Matthew Winnick
Bruce Kamich
Seth Liebowitz
Hannah Kamins
Natalie Kamins
Carol Wolf
Brian Goodman
Michelle Stern
Benjamin Goodman
Andrew Weinstein
Steven Weinstein
Don Shuman
Douglas Atlas
Danielle Rubin
11 - Lesley Short
12 - Charlotte Byne
- Roz Zackowitz
13 - Gregory Scibilia
14 - Alexander Rapkin
- Cheryl Schutz
15 - Jacob Walsh
16 - Shelley Sobel
17 - Marsha Gerstein
- Shellie Jacobson
18 - Keith Gerstein
- Leah Greenstein
- Caitlan Griffith
- Alexandra Rubin
19 - Natalie Atlas
- Phyllis Lerner
- Dana Schindler
20 - Alan Blankstein
- Fred Daniel
21 - Ethan Gertzman
- Fred Sornstein
23 24 25 27 28 29 30 -
Mel Dvoor
Colin Jakubowski
Ian Jakubowski
Jennifer Jennis
Amy Marshall
Donna Levinston-Braff
James Fox
Elise Franklin
Marvin Gelblat
Nathaniel Nemeth
Hannah Sornstein
Lauren Weinstock
Jackie Lefkow
Debbie McInerney
Jessica Nahama
Douglas Shuman
Jonathan Weiss
Noah Doshna
Sharon Goldstein
Alan Hylton
APRIL ANNIVERSARIES
8 14 -
Laurie & Mark Weinstein
Jane & Eric Wasserman
20 30 -
Liz & Ray Slavin
Darlene & Ira Arden
APRIL YAHRZEITS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -
Reubin Bragin
Louis Seligman
Lillian Bernstein
Fanny Felder
Zacharias Rotfogel
Lillian Schechter
Adrienne Strober
Carlene Frank
Alfred Gartner
Victoria Wieder
Bea Friedman
Hyman Ritkofsky
Claire Shiffman
Sadie Strober
Blanche Zagaren
Ida Halpern
Leizer Mozeico
Samuel Ochacher
Dorothy Pavlovsky
Blanche Zagoren
Gustav Bendix
Gladys Berg
Michael Kramer
Hersch Weiniger
Herbert Weinstock
Solomon Goldings
Stuart Kamich
10 11 13 14 15 16 17 19 21 -
Joseph Trager
Rubin Cohen
Peter Doshna
Annie Goodman
Mildred Schwalb
Sarah Benari
Paul Merel
Edith Powell
Ethel Weiner
Regina Auerbach
Barbara Knobler
Jacob Miles
Sophie Schurr
Hyman Trager
Samuel Bass
Eleanor Dreifuss
Ida Dvoor
Herman Steinhorn
Jacob Jacobson
Abe Kuchinsky
Shirley Paikin
Martin Shapiro
Perla Duenas
Nathan Poppel
Leo Seligsohn
Sylvia Mittler
Henry Rubin
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 -
Jacob Dvoor
Sol Gerstein
Joseph Deutsch
Irwin Goldman
Stu Gross
Nathan Barry Camerman
Laura Green
Samuel Lacob
Dorothy Ort
Harold Coppersmith
Faye Nahama
Jerome Weiner
Fanny Rosenbleeth
Abraham Simon
Etta Frankel Guttman
Harvey Shiffman
David Benjamin
Herman Lefkow
Louis Meshover
Irving Straus
Benjamin Thomas
Anita Winnick
Isadore Leon Nagler
Fanny Rosenthal
Arnold Rubenstein
Yahrzeit candles are lit the night before the yahrzeit is observed.
PLEASE NOTE: If your birthday, anniversary, or yahrzeit information is missing or incorrect, please bring or mail your information to the FJCC office, or email it
to Flo Newrock so it can be included in future bulletins.