Jack Brahams
Adela Goldenberg
Harry Cash
Gershon Grubert
Samuel Crackower Chaja Sura Hochman
Jackie Croitoru
Chaya Hochman
Louis Detsky
Brahm Hyams
Hyman Drimer
Rachel Hyams
Morris "Puddy" Finer
Max Levy
David Fuss
Sam Musicar
Dreizel Fuss
Chune Papernick
Abraham Glazer
Bernice Pearlstein
Harry Golden
Lillian Otis
Rosie Golden
Jack Rapoport
Abraham Richman
Rae Rubin
Philip Rubinoff
Carrie Schwarz
Monty Shiff
Jack Shekter
Annie Steinberg
Arna Solomon
Ida Train
Yitzchak Urovitz
WEEKLY
Saturday, September 12, 2015 • 28 Elul 5775
SHABBAT NITZAVIM
SHABBAT MEVARCHIM
Torah Page: 878 | Haftarah Page: 883
Haftarah: Steven Skurka
RABBI’S SHABBAT MESSAGE
COMING SOON!
For Hanukkah Release…a new CD featuring Cantor Moses and
the Beth Sholom Ruach Singers.
Stay tuned for details.
To the family of Estelle Zaldinz’’l, beloved mother and mother-in-law of
Joan & Ted Shapero and Josie & Shimon Arbel. Evening services are at
7:30 pm. Shiva visits until Sunday morning, September 13 th.
To the family of Marvin Nashz’’l, beloved husband of Ellen Nash, father
and father-in-law of Kimberley Nash, Jory Nash & Brittany Smith, Alison &
Chris Haluskay, brother of Marty Nash, and son-in-law of Sinue Stulberg.
Shiva visits until Sunday evening, September 13th.
PJ PLUS AT BETH SHOLOM SYNAGOGUE
Sundays, October 18 - December 13
9:30 am - 10:45 am | Ages 2 - 3 years old
Members $128 | Non-members $135
* Parent & child weekly class, * Curriculum based on PJ library Jewish children’s books,
*Hands on Jewish learning through music, movement, and arts and crafts, teaching Jewish
values, holidays, and Hebrew holidays and Hebrew language
For more information and to register, please contact Adina Lipson at
905-303-1821 ext 3258 or register online at www.srcentre.ca
Moses continues his discourse with a continuing
sermon to his people, that they should be mindful of
the law, be careful in their dealings with one
another, and maintain a faith in the G-d of their
fathers.
Moshe “sees” the future of this people who he led
from slavery to the cusp of their freedom and taking
from what Moshe has said over these past weeks he
is fearful for them. It is a fear founded in them
losing what they should cherish most – that while
achieving a kingdom on this earth, they will sacrifice
and lose their heavenly one.
In truth, it is a warning not only to them but also to
us, their children.
Shabbat Shalom,
Lulav & Etrog
It’s a Mitzvah to Celebrate Sukkot with your own Lulav & Etrog!
$40 per set Orders being accepted until Wednesday, September 16.
To purchase contact Synagogue Office or call 416.783.6103.
Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich
This week’s Shabbat Brochure is sponsored by
Bernard & Linda Papernick in memory of the Yahrzeit of
their father and father-in-law, Chune Papernickz’’l.
Use of cellphones and other electronic devices are
prohibited on Shabbat and holidays.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Wishing a Shana Tova to all! Have a sweet, happy and healthy New Year!!
Les & Miriam Klein on the birth of their grandson in Israel, Nadav Itiel.
Proud parents are Danit & Yehuda Javasky.
David & Annette Cooper on celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary
We are excited to say hello to our
two new ShinShinim, Hadas and
Elad. Hadas Makovsky is from a
moshav, called Sha’ar Efraim,
located in the center of Israel and
not too far from the beach, her
favorite place to visit. Elad
Branski is from Haifa and has 4
siblings: a brother in the army
and a sister and two brothers in
school. Please take a moment to
check out their Facebook page,
“Hadas & Elad Shinshinim”, “like”
their video and post a welcome
message. Please introduce
yourself and give them a warm
Beth Sholom welcome.
April
13th, April
Wednesday,
th
20
,
April
27th30th
September
th
and
May 5 Noon
from
at 12:00
7:00 pm—
8:00 pm
Women
in the Bible: Discovering a Hidden
Chai Society
Narrative
Join your fellow seniors for creative exercise,
Join
for a
four
lunchRabbi
and aElster
program.
Cost
$5.part class to explore
how biblical women shaped the Jewish story. No
Fall
Yoga
Class
cost. For
more
information
contact Rabbi Janice
Elster at
visit our
We are happy to continue
[email protected]
weekly yoga classes at Beth or
Sholom
this
register.
fall. Thewebsite
classestoare
open to women of all ages.
Tuesday,
Dinner
Program
Classes will be held Minyan,
on Tuesdays
from&2:30-3:30.
April
14th at
You17,
are
to 8,
join
7 classes:
Nov. 3, 10,
24,invited
Dec. 1,
15the minyanaires and Cantor
7:00
pm
for a delicious
dinner at 5:45 pm, services
Please
let me know Moses
if you would
like to participate
at 6:30 pm. Followed by the documentary,
For more information, please contact Racheli Wolfson at
"Re-emerging: The Jews of Nigeria" by Jeff. L.
[email protected] or 416-783-5570.
Lieberman. Discussion with Cantor Moses to follow.
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
April
15th at
October
6th at
11:30
am
10:30 am
Wednesday,
April 15th at
7:00 pm
Sunday,
April 19th at
Wednesday,
10:00
am
The congregation is invited for Kiddush in the Kiddush Lobby following
services sponsored by David & Annette Cooper in honour of their
60th wedding anniversary.
MORNING SERVICES
EVENING SERVICES
Saturday
Sunday - Tuesday
Wednesday - Friday
Saturday
Shabbat concludes
Sunday
Monday—Wednesday
Thursday & Friday
8:45 am
8:30 am
7:30 am
Candle Lighting
Friday, September 18th at 7:06 pm
7:15
8:19
6:15
7:15
6:00
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
October 6th
Following
Evening
Services
Thursday,
October 8th at
7:00 pm
Chai
Society
Simchat
Torah Women's Minyan
Join
your
fellow
seniors
Wednesday.
Join us
as the
women
of theevery
shul take
over the
Program,
creative
exercise
andyour
lunch,
$5. ! Women
Simchat Torah
service
Invite
friends
will be chanting
Torah
and having
Aliyah's
to bless
“Jewish
Thought,
Jewish
Thinkers”
Class
the Torah. We will be honouring our Past President
Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich and Rabbi John Moscowitz
andbeAishet
Chayil.
Followingadult
services
will
teaching
this year-long
study will
class.be a
reserved congregational lunch. Cost: $15 for adults
A
Simple
of Faith
and
$5 forTwist
children.
A Simple Twist of Faith, one of the hits of the
Simchat
Torah
Fringe
Festival
is Carnival
coming to Beth Sholom! The play,
Join
us
for
a
Simchat
Torah celebration
likeact
none
based on a true story demonstrates
how an
of
other!
Rabbi
Flanzraich
and
Cantor
Moses
will
kindness can have significant ramifications later be
in
joined
by the
Singers
for hakafot
likeyou
life.
Tickets
are Ruach
$5.00 for
students
and $10.00
for
have never
experienced
beforein - grade
singing
and
adults.
Appropriate
for children
5 and
dancing,
special
entertainment,
prizes,
activities
older. For reservations contact Karen Goodis at
and a super kiddush. Following the Hakafot, don’t
[email protected].
miss our annual Simchat Torah Carnival in the
Assembly Hall. There will be games, prizes and lots
of fun for everyone.
Sushi 101 Cooking Demo
You are invited to join the sisterhood to learn the
history of sushi, where it started, where it is going
and most important how to make it! Cost: $37
(limited spots available), Refreshments will be
served. For more information or to register please
contact Rivy at 416-783-6103 ext. 228.
PLEASE NOTE
The office will be closed on September 14 & 15 for the High Holy Days.
Wednesday, September 16 is the Fast of Gedaliah. No breakfast
will be served. Fast ends at 8:09 pm.
Tuesdays Lunch With The Stars
Tuesday,
October 13th at Please join us for an exciting new six week program.
Enjoy lunch with top notch speakers from the
12:00 Noon
academic, media and cultural worlds discussing the
Holocaust, the American Presidential elections,
Vladimir Putin and much more. Cost: Members $75.
For more information contact 416.783.6103
Tuesday,
October 13th
at 7:00 pm
The Books We Love
Join us for a evening that is a book review, and more.
We explore the themes that the books offer, and the
life lessons we can glean for ourselves. We will start
with one book, but we promise many more will flow
through the evening in talk, argument, and
questions. Our first evening will feature Ray
Bradbury’s classic: Fahrenheit 451
The Shabbat Project
Thursday, October 22nd—Challah Baking
Take part in the Shabbat Project with the entire family at Beth Sholom
Synagogue! We will mix and braid our own challahs, while learning about
why it is an important part of Shabbat.
Details to be announced.
Friday, October 23rd
Friday Night Live Scholar-In-Residence Fania Oz-Salzberg
Services at 5:45 pm | Friday Night Shabbat Dinner (by reservation only)
following. Cost : $25 Members, $45 Non-Members, $15 Children
(ages 3 - 12).
Friday, October 23rd
Shabbat Morning Sermon | Services start at 8:45 am
Shabbat Lunch N’ Learn With Fania Oz-Salzberg | Following Services
Members: $20 | Non-Member $25
Reservations are required