july–august 2018 tammuz–elul 5778 summer...

July–August 2018 Tammuz–Elul 5778

Summer PicnicKosher BBQ (veggie options) with all the trimmings!

For Members & Guests

Bring your smile, a towel and your appetite!RSVP required by August 23, 2018:

[email protected] or 954-987-0026, ext. 1

Come and spend some time with our Temple Sinai Family!Catch up with old friends and meet new ones as well.

There will be something for everyone:• Sit on the patio and relax

• Splash in the pool with your kids

This summer’s picnic will be held at the home ofJudy & Larry Wiener

3981 N. 32nd Terrace • Hollywood

Sunday, August 26, 201812:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.

Be a Picnic Sponsor!Please help us offset costs of the summer fun

by being a sponsor! Please email Rosanne at

[email protected]

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Temple Sinai of Hollywood1400 North 46 Avenue • Hollywood, Florida 33021Temple Office: 954.987.0026 • Fax: 954.987.2731

School Office: 954.987.1694 • www.SinaiHollywood.orgAffiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

and The Jewish Theological SeminaryRabbi Dr. Gideon M. Goldenholz

Executive Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rosanne MendelowitzEarly Childhood Education Director . . .Donna AntonReligious School Director . . . . . . . . . . . .Eliot TillingerMembership Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . .Jennifer NevoFinancial Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marcie GreenbergPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sylvia BermanImmediate Past President . . . . . . . . . . . .Miriam RubeVice President Ritual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Joe EstersonVice President Education . . . . . . . . . . . .Nicole MoskowitzVice President Membership . . . . . . . . . .Cheri RothschildVice President Programming . . . . . . . . .Hillary JosephsRecording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pamela SchattenTreasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brett PoganyParliamentarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lloyd EdelsteinHouse Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bob PatronSisterhood Rep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Joan LefkowitzHazak Rep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Judy SchwartzECEPA President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lindsay AnidjarLegacy and Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brad GordonGraphic Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Debbie Weiss Stokley

The Bulletin is published by Temple Sinai of Hollywood every other month throughout the year

July 6 7:58July 13 7:57July 20 7:54July 27 7:51

Aug. 3 7:47Aug. 10 7:42Aug. 17 7:36Aug. 24 7:29Aug. 31 7:22

CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES July–August 2018

Please Join Our Daily Minyan ServicesMonday–Thursday 8:15 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.Friday 8:15 a.m.Friday Evening Shabbat *7:00 p.m.Saturday Shabbat 9:30 a.m./time varies p.m.Sunday & National Holidays 9:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.

*Kabbalat Shabbat Service 7:00 p.m. each Friday eveningin the Zinn Chapel followed by an Oneg.

*KISS (Kids In Shabbat Service) : November 2 · December 7 · February 1

March 1 · April 5 · May 3The schedule may vary so please check with the Temple office.

Birthday or Anniversary approaching?We would be delighted to have you sponsor a Friday evening Oneg.

Please call the Temple office for details

Our mission is to enrich our vibrant, inclusive, egalitarian, Conservativecongregation through education, worship, charity and social interaction, cel-ebrate diversity, and support each person in their pursuit of Jewish learning,values and spirituality.

Celebrate with us and your Temple Sinai Family an upcoming simchay p y p gContact us for our delicious selection of Shabbat Birthday,

Anniversary, Special Occasion Kiddushim menus. 954-922-3344 , [email protected]

Hope you have a great summer !Hope you have a great summer !

Temple Sinai of Hollywood 3

Our ancient Temples in Jerusalemwere destroyed on the 9th day of themonth of Av in 586 BCE and 70 CE.We still derive value by devoting the dayof Tisha B’Av to fasting and prayer, tomemory of tragedies past, to dreams ofredemptions yet to come.

The Talmud (Yoma 9b) suggests thatthe Temple in Jerusalem was destroyeddue to baseless hatred; because peopledehumanized their opponents.

At the time preceding the destructionof the Second Temple, people were divided into hostile factions.There were zealots and pacifists, war-mongers and peaceniks, religious extremists and moderates. The groups stereotyped anddemonized each other. This led to the fragmentation of society andto the inability to work together in a unified fashion. Ultimatelythis led to the fall and destruction of Jerusalem.

We deeply lament the fact that our enemies engage in dehu-manizing us, in presenting us as hateful objects rather than as fellow human beings. We profoundly wish that our enemies wouldtake the time to look into our eyes and realize that we all are created by the same God. Because we are profoundly disappointedby the hatred aimed against us, we should strive to avoid hatingothers. We need to elevate our own humanity by seeing the humanity in our fellow Jews and in all human beings.

Tisha B’Av certainly has meaning for us today. It is a day forfasting, prayer and introspection. It is a prod to national memory.It is a reminder of past failures. It is a clarion call for a wiser, morehumane and happier future.

Rabbi Dr. Gideon M. GoldenholzRabbinical Assembly

Broward Board of RabbisMesader Gittin / Head of Rabbinic Court

[email protected]

PRESIDENT SYLVIA BERMANSummer has come to South Florida

and with it the return of many of ourmembers to their cooler climates. Italso signals the beginning of vacationtime where we struggle to get membersto be at our Daily Minyan. Remember,we are the only local Synagogue thathas services every morning and evening,allowing those saying Kaddish to have aplace to worship. It is because of thisthat our reputation as the place to go to

pay respects, continues.By now all your summer plans are finalized. Did you think about

finding a Synagogue when you reach a city? You would be amazedwhat you would learn. I visited a small Orthodox Shul in Glasgowlast year, one that was only open on Shabbos and had a dwindlingmembership. The Director happened to arrive at the same time asI and unlocked the doors and gave me a “tour”. Talk about security.Every floor had its own entry pad, every door was locked. The entrances to the Sanctuary read “Women” on one side. It was understood that the men would enter from the other door. Built in1879 it was everything you hoped to see.

In Nairobi, the Orthodox Shul has services every Friday nightand you need to let them know you are coming, as security is tightthere as well. The women sit upstairs and the services are run bylocals, who are on the Bima with their children. Looking down onthe seats below the men were wearing suits, khaki shorts and shirtsand even Maasai wraps, but the service was as we hear it in ourShul.

In Paris, if you want to visit the Grand Synagogue, you have to let them know you are coming and get their approval. The tightest security I have ever seen.

During Kristelnacht, the Orthodox Shul in Regensberg was destroyed, but it stands strong and beautiful today and those of youwho are taking a Danube River cruise should walk there. Perhapsthe gate will be open and you can visit the rebuilt Chapel. Theyhave services every Shabbos as well, with enough members to makea minyan.

As you can see, we have representation everywhere. We all knowthat Bernie Schwartz aka Tony Curtis paid for the weeping-willow-like memorial sculpture to the 600,000 Hungarian Jewsmurdered in the Holocaust, but what about the Jews of Los Angeles who make sure that the Shul, in Rhodes built in 1577, isavailable. I even visited a Jewish Community Center in Odessa,only to be met by a young boy whose only English was “what’s yourname?”, but he knew Hebrew.

So take the time to find your roots, your vacation will be enriched by your explorations.

SylviaPresident, Temple Sinai

RABBI DR. GIDEON M. GOLDENHOLZ

Our mission is to enrich our vibrant, inclusive, egalitarian, Conservative congregation through education, worship, charity andsocial interaction, celebrate diversity, and support each person intheir pursuit of Jewish learning, values and spirituality.

WELCOME TO TEMPLE SINAI

HAPPY TO HAVE YOU WITH US!

Sanford Cohen & Judy Abelow

Louis & Jessica Azzinaro

Gary Krevat & Roni Maeroff

David Botton & Marcela Gjinia

Eric & Aly Schwarzer

HOLD THE DATE

“Mingle, Martinis

and Modeling"Sisterhood's Kick-off Meeting

Wednesday,

September 5, 2018Temple Sinai Cocktail Room

7 PM

The summer months are upon us! Many ofyou are focused on vacations and the hot, lazydays of summer ahead. Here at the Templeoffice, we are thinking about fall and the yearahead (no worries, we'll focus on summertoo). Our calendar is already jam-packed withevents, programs and holiday celebrations. I cannot wait to share all the details as each event gets closer. Whether we are continuing “old” traditions or whether we are

launching something new, Temple Sinai will continue to be the center of our Jewish community on so many levels. We continue towelcome new members into our Temple family and we will neverstop celebrate long-standing members. Either way, our goal is to remain vital to all who wish to be connected! No matter what is inthe works, our programs will only be as successful as the membersand volunteers who can help. Please consider lending ahand…whether you choose to be a part of the High Holiday services, help with Share-A-Meal, chaperone a youth group event,attend a class with the Rabbi or one of the many other free lectureswe offer or whether you are able to help us make a minyan any dayof the week, one thing is for sure and it is that we need YOU! As wemove into another year of programming, be sure to read the weeklyeblasts, come for a Shabbat service, follow us on Facebook or justpop in to say hello!

Be sure to watch your mail for information on the Book of Remembrance, the schedule of services and children’s programmingand other High Holy Day details.

Wishing all of our members a wonderful summer! Rosanne


FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORRosanne MendelowitzSisterhood has begun preparing the fall

calendar of events. We are already preparingfor our first event. We will all be renewingour membership over the summer. Please beon the lookout for your membership invoiceto come in your email. Of course, newmembers who have joined the temple recently receive a free one year membershipto sisterhood. We look forward to seeing you at our MINGLE, MARTINIS, &MODELING!

Joan LefkowitzSisterhood President

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Camp Sinai 2018Summer Safari is in full swing here at Camp Sinai. We are celebrating the 2018 summer with themed weeks

such as Jungle Adventure, Birds & Insects, Farm Fun, Crazy Carnival, and more. Our summer will be filledwith fun-filled activities, field trips and of course, our Friday mornings Shabbats, when our campers join together to say blessings, sing songs, dance, and partake in a mitzvah project to help our community.

We are fortunate to have a wonderful large and modern Morningstar Family Playground, now with our ownrock-wall! The children love to climb the various structures there, “drive” the two circular paths, play withlarge wooden blocks (a gift from our Parents’ Association), and sing and dance on the Marks Family Stage, complete with standing musical instruments. And we are fortunate to have our own pool, where the childrenare taught the basics of swimming by our professional instructors.

When children go to Camp Sinai, they are given the opportunity to grow independently. Whether for a dayor an entire summer, we treasure the independence of our campers. Our children build social skills and problem-solving skills by being partof a supportive community and partaking in activities together. Camp Sinai campers are challenged and encouraged to grow every day.

Now if we could only do something about the rain! Have a wonderful summer,

Donna

KASSELMAN SCHOOL NEWSDonna Anton, Director


RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWSEliot Tillinger, Director

TEMPLE SINAI YOUTH GROUPSRachel Mendelowitz, Youth Director

This past year has been filled with excitement, friends, and plenty of fun. Theyouth department is already busy planning ANOTHER INCREDIBLE YEAR! Somehighlights of the 2018-2019 youth group yearinclude:

• Regularly scheduled events for more consistency

• “Leadership council” for Pre-Kadima andKadima & USY Board to allow participants to take an active rolein their youth group experience

• Youth Group Rewards: earn points for attending events, leadership, bringing friends and more. Strive to reach mid-yearmilestones & “cash-in” at the end of the year for fabulous prizes!

• Exciting new events!2018-2019 Membership applications for all youth groups are

now available in the Temple office! Be sure to submit the application before August 1st to take advantage of the Early BirdDiscount.

Mark your calendars for our Youth Group & Religious SchoolKickoff event for both parents and children on Sunday, August26th from 9:45-11:30 a.m. This event will include fun and exciting ice-breaker games for the youth, as well as an opportunityto get to know new members, while parents learn about how ouryouth program is structured and all the exciting changes for thiscoming year. Can’t wait to see everyone there!

Rachel

I am excited to be your new Education Director at Temple Sinai. It is an honor andprivilege to serve the community. I have already observed how Temple Sinai is rich intradition and beautiful in practice. Our synagogue is comprised of loving and devoted families who are incrediblysupportive of their children’s education. It

was a pleasure to meet some of our studentsduring Shabbat services on June 16th. I was impressed by thewarm welcome that I received from the many friendly childrenwho came up to me and introduced themselves.

I am looking forward to meeting all of our Religious Schoolfamilies at our Religious School and Youth Department kickoffand Temple Sinai BBQ event on August 26th! (Flyers and reminders will be sent out soon).

I’ve been meeting with our faculty and we have been eagerly discussing and planning for the upcoming school year. Some ofthe areas our staff will focus on include:

• Familiarizing and preparing our students to actively partici-pate in both Friday and Saturday Shabbat services as well as anenriched Bar and Bat Mitzvah preparation experience.

• Acquiring an enhanced understanding of the history of ourpeople.

• Forming strong bonds with each other in our synagogue community.

• Enhancing a genuine appreciation and connection with theState of Israel.

• Maintaining our sense of connection to Jews around the world. • Strengthening the community through the celebration our

holidays and traditions.I am looking forward to our Religious School playing an

important role in our children’s continued development. It is mysincere goal for every child who enrolls in our Religious School toobtain an enlightened educational experience full of lessons thatwill positively impact them and their families for a lifetime andgenerations to come. I am thrilled and humbled to join our dynamic synagogue community as Religious School Director!

I am looking forward to meeting all of our students and fami-lies in a few months!

Elliot

Upcoming Share-a-Meal

DatesAugust 19, 2018

October 21, 2018

December 16, 2018

February 17, 2019

June 16, 2019

August 18, 2019

Please bring a dozen hard boiled eggs, in shell in carton.Also bring any toiletry items from trips or from

Dollar Tree. (miniature soaps. lotions, toothpaste/brushes, shampoos, razors, kleenex, etc.)

Bring to Temple office if you can’t be there on those dates.

The Power of Positive Thinking

July 17th • 2:00–3:00 p.m.Zinn Chapel

RSVP by July 15th to [email protected] or call the Temple office at 954-987-0026

The Power of Positive Thinking

FREE

LECTURE


Welcome to our New Religious School DirectorTemple Sinai of Hollywood is thrilled to welcome ELIOT TILLINGER as Religious School

Director as of May 15, 2018. Eliot is a professional educator and leader who has achieved a vast degree of experience and success at both religious and secular schools. As the Education Director, hehas successfully led the B'nai Aviv Religious School for the past seven years where he is most proudof the strong bonds he's forged between the students, families, faculty, and Jewish community. Priorto becoming the Education Director, he was a passionate religious schoolteacher at B'nai Aviv for sixyears. Eliot is also the current principal of the A+ rated Everglades Elementary School in Weston. Asthe principal since Everglade's inception in 1998, he has built one of the finest elementary schools inFlorida with care, respect and his innate ability to attract the finest educators. Prior to becoming principal, he held several positions in the public schools including teacher, after school program director,curriculum specialist, behavioral specialist, and assistant principal.

Eliot holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education B.A.E. and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership M.S.Ed. He was president of AIPAC in college; and as an active member in Hillel whilein college, he met his lovely wife at a South Florida Hillel Retreat. A fun fact is that he and his wife

were married on the bimah in our very own sanctuary! He and his wife have lived in Broward County for several decades where they haveraised their four wonderful children. His two older children attend college in Cleveland, Ohio and New Haven, Connecticut. His youngertwo children attend Broward County Public Schools. His children have been active in religious school, bar/bat mitzvah programs, temple youth groups, temple youth choir, and Jewish summer camps. His most memorable experiences of his youth were his involvementin several Jewish youth groups and his family's involvement in their conservative synagogue. One of his most passionate topics he taughtas a religious schoolteacher was the history of the Holocaust as he has a personal connection being the child of Holocaust survivors. Hisparents arrived in the United States in 1951 after reclaiming their lives in a Displaced Persons' camp in Germany. He speaks fluent Yiddish and reminisces how he enjoyed speaking with his religious school teachers after class in Yiddish.

Eliot is enthusiastically looking forward to his new opportunity to develop the "next generation" of our Temple Sinai Religious School.Some of his many goals for our school include exploring Judaism in a wonderful and educational way, teaching our children of our past,living the present, and learning how to manage the future. He feels that his mission of educating our Jewish youth and enriching theirlives in today's Jewish world is an honor and a privilege.

We are honored to welcome Eliot and his family into our community. Members can reach him at [email protected] or by calling (954) 987-0026, ext. 6.

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Noah Ronen, grandson of Paula and Allen Silberberg, was born on May 9 in NY, 7 pounds 15 ounces. He is named after Paula’sfather and Allen’s brother both whom weloved so very much. The English name Noahwas chosen for biblical story representing renewal of life, hope, and covenant with G-d

Mia Oklin,granddaughterof longtimemembers,Ronald and Darlene Oklin,became a Bat Mitzvah on May 5, 2018.

MAZEL TOV to our Member Services Coordinator Jennifer Nevo and husband Andy on the birth of:Shayna Rose

June 12, 201812:56 a.m.6 lbs. 9 oz.


MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR NEXT SHARE A MEAL:

SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2018 · 11:30 A.M. · CAFETERIAPlease bring a dozen hard boiled eggs, in shell in carton. Also bring any toiletry items from trips or from

Dollar Tree. (miniature soaps. lotions, toothpaste/brushes, shampoos, razors, kleenex, etc.) Bring to Temple office if you can’t come on August 19th

SOCIAL ACTIONShare-A-Meal

A Sunny Share-a-Meal, June 17thThe sun shone on our Share-a-Meal after a gloomy week. Another Father's Day, another Share-a-Meal and it was a good one. I

want to thank all the men who gave up a portion of their Father's Day to perform this important mitzvah.Before I forget, I want and need to thank the GFWC Woman's Club of West Broward for their ongoing support of our feeding.

They sent the Temple jars and jars of peanut butter and jelly and a check, as they always do, to support us.Special thanks to Claudette Abrams, our mentor and the President, Ann Jamesson.Those helping that morning were: The Garber family: Annie, Jonathan, Shira and Natan; Mark and Lois Nonkin; the Latorre/Rube

Family: Miriam, Jacob and Reuben; Paula and Steve Platt; Don Levine; Fred Hochsztein and A.J. (welcome, we've missed you!); Judyand Larry Wiener; Diane Snyder; Leah Parker with Joelle, Aviva and Ari Bejar; Barbara Rosen; Melly Travano; and Paula Greene.

Joining us at the site were Don Levine; Paula and Steve; Fred and A.J.; Paula Greene andJudy and Larry. Thank you to Paula and Steve for stepping up to the plate and doing a lotof the gathering of food and supplies, especially the desserts from our new partner, Flow-ers Bakery and Don Levine for your big truck and taking the leftovers to Jubilee SoupKitchen the next day, helping out Paula and Steve. Since I am not able to do as much thesedays, they have really been my right arm. And to all those who brought eggs, those we servesay thank you!

Judy Wiener, Coordinator


Around Temple SinaiSisterhood Torah Fund Luncheon

It was a bright Sunday morning when Lorraine Glass opened her lovely home to Sisterhood for the 2018 Torah Fund Brunch. A verynice crowd gathered and we all said a shehekianu on her spanking new kitchen since it was the first event after the beautiful remodeling.

The sisters outdid themselves bringing a wide variety of delicious foods. After shmoozing and eating, Joyce Robbins presented a devar Torahrelating to the importance of the Torah Fund in supporting Jewish education. We then settled down to hear a most comprehensive and en-joyable speaker, Marc Lowell, CLU, ChFC and President/CEO of A.I.D. Wealth Management. Jackie Greenberg, our Torah Fund Chair,introduced Marc He spoke about all the things we ladies should be doing or plan to do, in order to keep our lives running smoothly in thefinancial arena. He was most informative and answered many questions from his audience.

Jackie announced that we have Torah Fund cards available for purchase and thanked Lorraine for opening her lovely home to us. Afterannouncing a few raffle prizes we left with a full stomach and a smile on our faces. A good time was had by all.


Around Temple SinaiKISS Shabbat

On May 4th we had our final KISS Shabbat of the school year. The religious school students did a wonderful job leading the service.The families all came together to present Karen Kaye with some special retirement gifts and to thank her for her years of dedication and service. She will be missed and we hope she comes back to visit!


Around Temple SinaiYouth Group Activities


Around Temple SinaiYouth Group Activities ECE Graduation

Teacher Appreciation Week


Around Temple SinaiECE Mother’s Day



Around Temple Sinai8th Annual Travel Night

For the 8th consecutive year, Sylvia Berman of Post Haste Travel and Cheri Rothschild presented an evening of international inter-est. This year’s program was titled “Sand, Sun and Synagogues” a look at the Jewish Caribbean. Guest presenters included Temple mem-bers Richard Miller, Dr. Gilda Oran, and Joyce Robbins. Each told personal stories, including visuals, of their experiences in Barbados,Jamaica and St. Thomas. Gilda Oran captivated the audience with tales of growing up Jewish in Barbados. She emphasized how the com-munity is now growing and building, and invited us to come and meet her family.

The evening also included a “taste of the islands” where participants enjoyed jerk chicken on skewers, plantains, rice and beans, andrum cake. We thank Sinai member, Victor Olshansky, for his donation of several bottles of his Ziami rum. Steel drums and Bob Mar-ley favorites also enhanced the evening.

Next spring’s global location was announced. All are invited to experience Jewish North Africa (Morocco and Egypt)


HIGH HOLY DAY SEAT ORDER FORM-2018

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Dependent Children (Do you claim them on your taxes?)

$100 each

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$175 each

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$250


Registration Form - 2018 High Holy Days Children’s Programming

(Forms must be returned to the Temple Office by Wednesday, September 5, 2018) Parent’s Name: ____________________________ Temple Member_____ Non-Member _____ Cell Phone: _______________________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Please write name of child(ren) in far-right column for each segment you would like to register. Rosh Hashanah Day 1 (Monday, 9/10/18) Program Age Time Cost/Day Child’s Name(s)/AgeBabysitting 18mo.-PreK 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $10 M/$20 NM Child Care K-6th grade 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. $5 M/$10 NM Children’s Service K-6th grade 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. N/C Snack K-6th grade 10:45 – 11:15 a.m. N/C Activities/ Child Care

K-6th grade 11:15 a.m. – 1:00 or end of services

$5 M/$10 NM

Rosh Hashanah Day 2 (Tuesday, 9/11/18) Program Age Time Cost/Day Child’s Name(s)/AgeBabysitting 18mo.-PreK 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $10 M/$20 NM Child Care K-6th grade 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. $5 M/$10 NM Children’s Service K-6th grade 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. N/C Snack K-6th grade 10:45 – 11:15 a.m. N/C Activities/ Child Care


$5 M/$10 NM

Kol Nidre (Tuesday, 9/18/18)

Yom Kippur (Wednesday, 9/19/18) Program Age Time Cost/Day Child’s Name(s)/AgeBabysitting 18mo.-PreK 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $10 M/$20 NM Child Care K-6th grade 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. $5 M/$10 NM Children’s Service K-6th grade 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. N/C Snack K-6th grade 10:45 – 11:15 a.m. N/C Activities/ Child Care


$5 M/$10 NM

Total Amount: $________ (Payment must accompany registration) ___Check (please make check payable to “Temple Sinai”) ___Credit Card: Number______________________________ Exp.__________CVV________ Parent Signature Required on Reverse Side

Program Age Time Cost/Day Child’s Name(s)/AgeBabysitting 18mo.-PreK 7:00 p.m. - end of

services $5 M/$10 NM

Activities/ Child Care

K-6th grade 7:00 p.m. - end of services

$5 M/$10 NM


PARENT AGREEMENT FORM

I understand that our babysitting/youth registrants are designed for parents remaining at all times on the grounds of Temple Sinai. If needed for an

emergency, I can be found by ushers at our ticketed seats in the main sanctuary.

(For Office Use Only) Parent Ticket: Row ______ Seat ________

Signature of Parent/Guardian____________________________

Date:________________

REMINDER: Parents must PRE-REGISTER their children so that we are properly staffed.

Children that are not PRE-REGISTERED will not be allowed to enter.

For the safety and security of all children, a parent or guardian must accompany their child during our check- in and check-out procedures. Please note that for security

reasons, children will not be dismissed to siblings.

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TEMPLE SINAI CALENDAR 2018-2019 Order Form

Checks should be made to Temple Sinai of Hollywood and mailed with this form to:

1400 N. 46th Ave. Hollywood, FL 33021

Name__________________________________________________________

Check enclosed $____________ OR Please charge my credit card $___________ Credit Card #_________________________________________Exp. Date ____

(Do NOT write “card on file”) Billing Address __________________________________________________ Phone Number (in case we have any questions) _____________________________

Please clearly print your name(s) and date(s) as it/they should appear in the calendar:

BIRTHDAYS:

Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________

ANNIVERSARIES:

Name __________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________ Name___________________________________ Date______________________

YAHRZEITS:

Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________ Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________ Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________ Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________ Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________ Name__________________________________ Hebrew Date_______________

(www.HebCal.com to figure out Hebrew Date)

BUSINESS ADVERTISING (Be sure to attach business card):

One month: $54_____ Six months: $180_____ Full year: $360_____


Name: Address: City/Zip: Phone: E-mail: Check Enclosed Credit Card Name (as it appears on card): Card Number: Exp. Date:

CVV: Signature:

1400 North 46th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33021

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For Information, please contact [email protected] or call the Temple office at

954-987-0026

1400 North 46th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33021 ~ 954-987-0026 ~ www.SinaiHollywood.org

July 17th 2:00 3:00 p.m.

FREE! The Power of Positive Thinking

Zinn Chapel

August 2nd 2:00 3:00

FREE! Current Events Discussion

Cocktail Room

August 15th 2:00 3:00 p.m.

FREE! Guest Speaker: Dr. Joshua Steiner

(More info. coming soon!)

Zinn Chapel

RSVP to [email protected] or call the Temple office at 954-987-0026

Summer Program Series

Beat the heat and join us for some fun and interesting programs this summer!

Are you aware that Temple Sinai has the enviable distinction of being the only Conservative synagogue in Hollywood and one of the few in Broward County that has maintained an egalitarian morningand afternoon minyan every day for the past 74 years?

At times, it is a struggle to make a minyan. Please join us when you can. It would be a mitzvah and greatly appreciated.

*Bagels and coffee are provided after the morning service.

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR DAILY MINYANMonday - Friday 8:15 a.m.* | Monday - Thursday 5:30 p.m.

ADOPT A BOOKPlease take home a lovingly and gently used book. These books are currently re-

siding on a book shelf near the chapel entrance. Free for Members of Temple Sinai

We have been purchasing new Tallitot in memory of Megan Geller, MichaelRosenberg and David Zurawin, grown children of our members who passedaway, all in the month of March 2015. The donation for each Tallit will be$36.00 minimum (more if you so desire). The tallit can bepersonalized. Please send your checks to Temple Sinai.Thank you.

Questions?Call Lloyd Edelstein, 954-981-4270

or the Temple office, 954-987-0026

Tallit Memorial Fund


July Birthdays

July Anniversaries

August Birthdays

August Anniversaries

SINAI FAMILY MILESTONES

The Temple would appreciate your letting us know of any mistakes or omissions of birthdays or anniversaries. Please call the office to have corrections made.

2Regan & Julie Roisman3

Daniel & Jessica Sanchez4

Daniel & Ruth FormanAdam Greenfield & Ellen DavisMarc & Patty Wexler5

Gary & Tobie BagliebterLeonardo & Andrea Wassermann

1Jennifer Gerber

2Carol Morgenstein4

Dr. Howard Barron5

Andrew BerkFang DavisLois EdelsteinJack HazanMorgan Plotka6

Michael CohenBarry GreenbergerSamantha Visnick7

Julia KartenMelissa Walfish8

Adela Milkes9

Esther BaxterKayla GoldsteinRafael Latorre10Sofie HorowitzStan Shapiro

2Dr. Shimon CarmelEric FinerMaxine RobbinsSteve Weissman3

Madeline Levy4

Benjamin Wexler5

Eva GoldsteinAaron GonzalezBenjamin GonzalezShayna GreenbergerAndrew KerzerKerry SisselmanSharri SpatzLisa Zucker6

Natalie Koch Birkin7

Marlene AaronsEsther BejarScott Zucker8

Nancy Stearn9

Susan MillerJaron Schmelzer10Susan Maliner Colvin

11Rafi Greenfield14Shelley Mandelbaum15Linda MauriceDr. Stewart Shull16Arik Maurice17Andre CorriveauBenjamin GoldsteinGideon GreenbergLila GreenbergEllen KatcherDaniel Scherer18Iris BornsteinHeather GreeneNatalia StecklerMax Wechter19Steve LandeMadison LynnHon. Sharon Zeller20Gabriel GreenbergMax Wexler21Bernard FeldmanPaula Silberberg

22Sharon BurakDanielle GreenbergRochelle KoenigZev Shonfield23Melly Travano24Zoey LeibovichMarc Scherer25Andrea Zeller26Enid ApseloffJudy FeldmanRachel Snyder27Rachel KleinKarlene LynchDebbie MorrisCarly SchwarzBessie Zurawin28Hannah Gerber30Daniel GreeneAleeza Reisner31Michael AversaAndrea Wassermann

17Michael & Sandy Aversa18Jeff Kerzer & Patricia Friedheim Kerzer20Bruce & Debra DavisMel & Nicki Grossman26Rodrigo & Catherine Funes27Marvin & Iris Bornstein

1Albert & Enid Apseloff2

Bob Kaye & Karen Kaye3

Evan & Michelle PlotkaScott & Rita Rosenberg4

Charles & Linda Maurice5

Lawrence & Gwen EsbinPaul & Helaina Bardunias11Fred Hochsztein & Emily Harrison Jolly13Jeffrey & Anita Rashbaum15Louis & Carole MorningstarJordan & Leslie Rosenberg

11Wendy GoldsmithKyle Greenberg12Jacob LatorreReuben LatorreMichael RosenfeldMarc Rothschild13Rachel FtaihaRachel Mukamal16Marisol GonzalezAlisa Kanner17Brandice CorriveauKevin Corriveau18Gideon GrasianiMichael Nussenblatt19Tina Koenig20Orit Olshansky21Doree Benson22Nadav CarmelDiane Snyder

23Alicia Feinsmith24Evan GlasserAlex OlshanskyStephen PlattHeather White25Verna Moel26Rabbi Gideon GoldenholzHenry Sun27Cori FlamLili Matalon28Monica MarksHelen Weissman29Alton MarneRita Rosenberg30Shawn RichBeth SteinbergRandon Loeb31Linda Sossin


GENERAL FUND

Marcela Gjinia…in honor of becoming a member toTemple Sinai.

Elaine Pittel…in loving memory of Geoffrey Guttman

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…in honor of Luis & MellyTravano grandsons first birthday

Judy & Larry Wiener…in honor of the 60th weddinganniversary of Audrey & Sam Meline

Judy & Larry Wiener…in honor of the Melly & LuisTravano grandson Arye, first birthday

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…to Darlene & Ron Oklinin honor of Mia’s Bat Mitzvah

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…to Joan & Joe Esterson inhonor of their grandson Taylor’s high school gradua-tion

Stan Spatz…in honor of the 60th anniversary of hisBar Mitzvah

Sherrie Sobel…in loving memory of Larry Weinberg

Bernard & Judy Feldman…in loving memory of Simone Dunn

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…in honor of Judy KochBirken grandson Eli Bar Mitzvah

Cheri & Ron Rothschild….to Marc Dunn and Fam-ily in loving memory of Simone.

Gail Cohen...to Jennifer & Andy Nevo in honor of thebirth of their daughter Shayna Rose

Gail Cohen…to Marc Dunn and Family in memoryof Simone Dunn

Rhona Trauvitch…in honor of Adam Abgesi GapkeyBris

Brian Mandel

Elaine Pittel…to Marc Dunn & Family in lovingmemory of Simone Dunn

Judith Roberts…in loving memory of Simone Dunn

Gary & Tobie Bagliebter…to Marc Dunn in lovingmemory of Simone Dunn

Eliot Tillinger…for the Shabbat Aliyah

Board of Directors…to Jen & Andrew Nevo in honorof Shayna Rose

Sylvia Berman…to Jen & Andrew Nevo in honor ofShayna Rose

MINYAN FUND

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…in loving memory of DanHauser.

Itta Abovitz…to Naomi Golden, Thank you for theBeautiful Kiddush

SAM’S SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Audrey & Sam Meline…to Cheryl Hamburg, inmemory of her son Geoffrey Hillel Gutman

Audrey & Sam Meline…to Susan Luskin, in honor ofher beloved mother Gloria Pruss

SHARE-A-MEAL FUND

Audrey & Sam Meline…in honor of Judy Wienersbirthday

CHUMASH FUND

Paula & Steve Platt…to Glenda Goldlist, in lovingmemory of Dan Hauser.

WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS YOUR THOUGHTFUL CONTRIBUTIONS

It is with great sadness that Temple Sinai acknowledgesthe following individuals who have passed away since our

last bulletin. We extend our deepest sympathy.

AARON SINGERFormer Member

SIMONE DUNNMember, and mother of member Marc Dunn

JANET KRAMERMother of member Edward Kramer


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WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS YOUR THOUGHTFUL CONTRIBUTIONS

JANET WIESNER KIDDUSH FUND

Paula & Steve Platt…to Sarah Wiesner, in lovingmemory of Janet Wiesner.

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…to Sarah Wiesner, in lov-ing memory of her mother, Janet.

Carole Slonin…to Sarah Wiesner, in loving memoryof Janet Wiesner.

Judy & Larry Wiener…to Joan Lefkowitz, may shehave a speedy recovery

YAHRZEIT/YIZKOR LISTINGS

Melly Travano…in loving memory of her father,Leonidas Alva Perez.

Geri & Wayne Riskin…in loving memory of BenRiskin & Murray Cohen.

Paula & Steve Platt…in loving memory of CarolKraimer.

Cheri & Ron Rothschild…in loving memory of hermother, Belle Maslov.

Jonathan Aarons…in loving memory of Hillel Aarons.

Sandy Weber…in loving memory of Charlie & An-drew Weber.

Wendie Feinberg Fisher…in loving memory of Nor-man Feinberg.

Joyce Robbins…in loving memory of Max Thaler

Jerry & Phylis Dolinsky…in loving memory of JanetGable, David Gable, Thelma Dolinsky, Hyman Dolin-sky

Iris Crane…in loving memory of her father, RubinKurtz

Dolores Segall…in loving memory of Meyer & MamiRamo

Ruth Winitzky…in loving memory of Jorge Winitzky

Joan Lefkowitz…in loving memory of her mother,Dorothy Muchnick

Harvey Edelstein…in loving memory of Sophy Edel-stein

Calvin Rosenfeld…in loving memory of Jacob Rosen-feld

Michael Gable…in loving memory of David & JanetGable

Anna Rozenthal…in loving memory of Jacob Elgros

Sherry Deutsch…in loving memory of Yetta Hoffman

Roslyn Appleman…in loving memory of all my lovedones

Sylvia Levine…in loving memory of Anna Ascher &Myrim Levine

Arthur & Bonnie Cohen…in loving memory ofWilliam Cohen, Mildred Cohen, David Sachs, SondraSachs, Robert Sachs

Marilyn Hoch Schwartz…in loving memory of herdaughter Pamela Lewis

Ruth Lackman…in loving memory of her brother, JackParker

Renee Feldman-Glaser…in loving memory of IrvingFeldman & Clara Hazan

Shari Balmuth…in loving memory of her husband,Bernard Balmuth

Howard Margolis…in loving memory of Robert Mar-golis

David Zugman…in loving memory of Joseph Zugman

Natalin Heiden…in loving memory of Hebert Heiden

Stuart & Lynda Farber…in loving memory of SheilaHochberg

Marlene Lieberman…in loving memory of Ben Teich-ner

Lois Raticoff…in loving memory of Victoria Waldman

Elaine Herring…in loving memory of Rose Stein,Isador Stein, Jack Stein, Sophie Herring, Irving Her-ring

Michele Rogatinsky…in loving memory of Jared Levin

Bruce Gottlieb…in loving memory of Hyman Gottlieb& Jerry Lobel

Siliva Lisk…in loving memory of Hilda Sherman

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