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• Celebrating Generat i ons of Jew i sh Life in Central New Jersey

WORSHIP SERVICES FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 Re'eh 7:30 P.M.

Shabbat Evening Services

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30AM.

FRI., SEPT. 9 Shofetim 7:30 p.M. We Welcome Rabbi Daniel Fellman

Candle Blessing: Sherie Wolpert

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 10:45AM. BAR MITZVAH OF BENJAMIN WOLPERT

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30A.M.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 Ki Tetze Rabbi Miller will speak on:

"Let Them Build Me a Sanctuary" Candle Blessing: Sheryl Aymes

Lilmod L' A1iyah

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 10:45AM. BAT MITZVAH OF STEPHANIE AYMES

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30A.M.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 Ki Tavo 7:30 P.M. Rabbi Kogan will speak on:

"Siman Tov, Mazel Tov" Candle Blessing: Natalie Richman

Shabbat Le'ladeem

SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 10:45AM. BAR MITZVAH OF AARON RICHMAN

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30AM.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 Nitzavim 7:30 P.M.

Family Service for Shabbat Candle Blessing: Linda Jay

SATURDAY, OCT. 1 1 0:45A.M. BAR MITZVAH OF ZACHARY JAY

TORAH STUDY & MINYAN 9:30A.M.

Between Us ... This summer Joan and I had the pleasure to do

some extensive traveling. With Temple members we had a wonderful journey to Budapest and Vienna and Prague. Everyone found the experience to be exciting and quite moving.

Later we traveled to Nova Scotia, a very different kind of experience, seeing the physical beauty of Canada and the magnificent Atlantic Ocean. I was truly moved by the power and majesty of God's creation. 0 what has been bequeathed to us and how often we squander and despoil the wonderful and good earth. The Biblical author understood it when he wrote so poetically; the Rabbis understood it as well when they chose to include such words in our liturgy: "Let the Heavens be glad and the earth rejoice; let the sea and all within it roar, the fields and everything in them exult. Then shall all the trees of the forest sing for joy; in the presence of the Eternal. .. You see, they understood what a precious gift the earth is and how truly fortunate we are to live in it. It is a privilege that we should never allow to slip through our fingers.

In a small shop in Nova Scotia, I came across a small plaque that touched me in a special way. It

. read: "Life is not a rehearsal." At first, I simply smiled. But I have been thinking about that notion quite a bit. Our ancestors believed that this world, the one we live in, is a prelude to the Olam Habah, the world to come. Yet, they never suggested that we should live our lives now thinking that we could change them later in another world or another time. Quite the contrary; they understood that what we do with our lives in this world directly and permanently affects the lives of others. How well we know that to be true. Our actions reflect more than our own lives. They do have an impact, not only on the lives we live but also, on the lives of those who come along in the future.

What our faith does do is give us the opportu­nity, not to rehearse what will be but rather, to take the

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opportunity to change, to shift gears, to recognize our own faults and the failings of our communities and nations, and then alter them so that we can move toward the betterment ofhwnanity and a life truly worth meaning. It is called Teshuvah, a very powerful notion that hwnan beings can change their ways, that we can look at ourselves, see our faults, and improve

~. our lives. Teshuvah is a true gift, if we use it wisely.

Soon we will prepare for the High Holy Days, our Days of Repentance, a time for Teshuvah. This year, we will observe them in our renewed sanctuary. As we do, let us recall the gift of renewal granted to us; let us celebrate the incredible world that has been bequeathed to us for blessing. Let us see life, not as a rehearsal for another time, but as an incredible journey of shared living with loved ones, with community, and with faith in the future.

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Shobbot le'lodeetn A special Shabbat Service for Young Children

September 23 at 7 p.m. Babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and K-2nd graders are welcome to join us with their families for a Shabbat service filled with music, stories, prayer, and a special Oneg Shabbat in the Gan Pre School room.

Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple 222 Livingston Avenue

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 (732)545-6484 (732)745-7448 FAX

temple@aemtinfo E-mail http://aemt.net Webpage Volume 146 Issue 1 The Bulletin is published bi-weekly from September 1 to June I and one summer issue. Bennett F. Miller Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman Assistant Rabbi Anna West Ott Gail R. Kroop Claudio Kogan Karen B. Goldstein Steven F. Satz

Cantor Executive Director

Rabbi Educator Gan Yeladeem Director

President Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple is a

member of the Union for Reform Judaism.

Please join us for our Keepers

of.Jewish Excellenc . .... senes : .

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David Horovitz ....... OfJEWlSHtxaWHQ

Why Can't Israel Get Its Message Across? Sunday, September 18, at 10:30 a.m.

David Horovitz is the editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post. He took up the position last October, moving on after 14 years at the award­winning newsmagazine The Jerusalem Report, where he was the editor and publisher. David has also written from Israel for newspapers around the world, including The New York Times, Los Ange­les Times, The Irish Times and The (London) Independent. He is a frequent interviewee on CNN, BBC, NPR and other TV and radio stations.

He is the author of Still Life with Bombers: Israel in the Age of Terrorism, which was pub­lished in the U.S. by Knopfin March 2004 and named as one of of the year's Top 12 books on CNN.com.

Arrangements for David Horovitz made through the B 'nai B'rith Lecture Bureau.

Have you reserved you seats for the High Holy Days?

Share the beauty and sanctity of this holiday period with your family and the Anshe Emeth community. Please contact the Temple office if you want to reserve seats.

You know your children best. Babysitting will be provided during daytime services (not children's services) the first and second days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

We encourage you to bring your children 8 and older to High Holy Day Services, but if you feel that they are not yet ready to do this, we do have a program for children 5-11 years of age on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Please register your children for whom you will want to use these services so that we will be able to provide adequate space and personnel. Join us for our Children's service on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. We will worship together with our rabbis and cantor using a child friendly service.

Join us for

Selichot Sat., Sept. 24 at 8:30 pm

An evening of study and prayer as we prepare for the High Holy Days

Jewish Moral Dilemmas facing Post-Modern Science: When to Pull the Plug

Our rabbis, cantor and congregational scholars will lead us in dis­cussion.

We conclude the evening with havdalah and selichot service.

Join us for "BOOKS AND BAGELS" .

Sunday September 25 at 10:30 am

This is our first Books and Bagels for the year. which will feature In My Brother s Image by Eugene Pogany. Our Book Discussions offer a relaxing but stimulating opportunity to talk about fiction and non-fiction. They are led by gtoup members who begin by briefly summarizing the book, so even those who haven't had time to finish (or start) the book can participate.

If you know someone who would like to join the Introduction to Judaism class taught by Rabbi Kogan in Spanish please contact our regional office at 201-722-9090 ext. 210.

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IfJJJJ\ Sing to God a new song. Sing to God a new song, all the earth - Psalm 96: 1

This Psalm that we sing every Shabbat will have a different meaning this year. It will be a great year for family and Jewish education at Anshe Emeth. Our newly renovated building gives us so many opportunities for new programs.

We are excited to start a new school year on September 1 Oth. Th is year will be terrific!!!! We will have a special theme for the year:

lies' backgrounds. At the end of December we will have an exciting gathering where we will see what our students have learned.

This year each Shabbat morning we will finish with a Congregational Kiddush after Tefillah. Everyone is invited to be a part of this celebra­tion.

This year we will have several Shabbatons. We will study, socialize and end with the beautiful Havdalah service.

The world of the Jews: Where did we come from and where are we going? Our entire Hebrew School will participate. Each grade will represent a country where our parents, grandparents and their ancestors came from. Our students will study and share their fami-

May God help us and bless us to have a wonder­ful and meaningful year.

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It's time to learn my Aleph-Bet in time for the High Holy Days

Anshe Emeth'sAnnual

HEBREW MARATHON Learn to react Hebrew in a single day!

Be able to follow the High Holy Day and Shabbat services, sing zemirot, and read with your children

On Sunday, September11, 2005 - 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Name ______________________ ___ Phone# ________ _

Number attending: Members Non-Members Review _ Amt enclosed $ ___ __

The cost is $35 per person for members, $40 for non-members, and $25 for a review if you took the course here before. This includes materials, lunch, and snacks. Reviewers get lunch and snack only.

Please register immediately. Make checks payable to Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple and mail to: 222 Livingston Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901. For more information, call Robin at 732-545-8445.

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BARNES&NOBLE BOOKSELLERS

BOOKFAIR VOUCHER

BENEFITING:

ANSHE EMETH, NEW BRUNSWICK

Location: Bames & Noble, 753 Rt. 18 South, E. Brunswick, NJ 08816

Date: Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 Time: 9am~9pm

Present this voucher at the cash registers at the time of purchase. A percent of the net sale will be donated to the organization.

For Office Use OnlYI Register #: Transaction #:

Amount of sale before tax less purchase of Gift Cards. Membership Cards and cafe consumables: $

"The following transactions are not includd in Bookfair totals: "The purchase of Gift Cards. Membmhip cards. and caft colll"mablu.

BARNES&NOBLE BOOKSELLERS

BOOKFAIR VOUCHER

BENEFITING:

ANSHE EMET/£ NEW BRUNSWICK

Location: Barnes & Noble, 753 Rt. 18 South, E. Brunswick, NJ 08816

Date: Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 Time: 9am~9pm

Present this voucher at the cash registers at the time of purchase. A percent of the net sale will be donated to the organization.

For Office Use Onlyl Register #: Transaction #:

Amount of sale before tax less purchase of Gift Cards. Membership Cards and cafe consumables: $

"The following tTansactiolu are not includd in Bookfair totals: "The fJtlrchase of Gift Cards. Membmhip cards. and cafe consllmabks.

Increase the benefit to the Temple

Consider purchasing scrip through the Temple in $10 or $25 gift cards to make your purchase at Barnes and Noble. Anshe Emeth receives 9% backfrom the scrip.

Call Ann Thayer-Cohen at the Temple to order scrip.

Please use one voucher for yourself and give one voucher to a friend or family member.

Voucher may be reproduced.

The more books purchased the higher percentage Anshe Emeth will earn.

Thank you.

IN REMEMBRANCE: YAHRZEITS FOR SEPTEMBER

The names Listed below are taken fr?m .the Bo.ok of Life ~d permanent memorials throughout the Temple. These names, which are posted monthly, are read at the Sabbath servICe unmedtately followmg the date of passing. Anyone wishing to have the name of a loved one read on the Sabbath should call the Temple office at (732)545-8447.

SHABBAT SAUL WASSERMAN September 2, 2005 GUSSIE RINGEL DOROTIIYB. BALTIN SAMUEL REITMAN MAY KIRSCHNER ANNA BOOKSTAVER HARRY LEWIS HOBERMAN RUTH M. DATTEL ROSALIE KRONE MAE GOLDFINGER MOLLY KAROL ROSE ESKIN JEROME M. SILVERMAN ANNIE MARKS ALICE JEAN PANETH HERMAN SCHWARTZ PEARL LAUER PHILIP FALK NORMAN MILTON BASS SAMUEL SOMMERS ANNA GLADSTONE LEVINE ALEXANDERS. KUMMER BESSIE S. MARCUS MORRIS KESSLER JOHN LIEBERMANN HARRYWOLKOF LEONARD NORTH DORIS MATLOFSKY CHARLES RINGEL SAM WINTER HARRY HOROWITZ SHLOMO HERSCH HYMAN DEIXLER MORRIS GOTTLEIB SAMUEL S. KRAVIT IDELLEARONOWITZ ETTASKLAREW ECKSTEIN GARNETTC. NATHAN

SHABBAT September 9, 2005 MICHAELHERTZOFF DOROTIIY ZAGOREN ROSENTHAL NETTIE ORINGELKATZ SAMUEL TABOLSKY HELEN ROTHFLEISCH GEORGE RUBINSTEIN SAMUELARON EVELYN EHRLICH LOUlSHIRSH MORRIS GOODKIND HENRY BLUM BESS BRUSKIN RHODA GELADE DOROTIIYF. GOODKIND RUTH RICE ETHEL MILDRED PFEFFER ALBERT RESNICK MAXLEVINE HERMAN GREIFF EDWARD BERNARD BLINDER SAMUEL WILSON RUTH FRISCH LILLIAN GOLDSMITH

SHABBAT September 16, 2005 MINDEL KARSHMER BLANCHE 1. NATHAN MAX EICHENBAUM EDITH HOFFMAN HARRY J. SCHWARTZ

SHABBAT September 23, 2005 JACOB SHAPIRO LEON ROBERT HIRSH MAX M. BLUMENTHAL BEATRICE SACKS ESTHER SPILLER HAROLD W SHRIBER LEON SMITH CHARLESZUBLATT LESTER SIGMAN MOLLIE KADEN NAOMI JASPER ROBERT S. COHN MEYERAQUA ARTHURA. FRANKEL SOPHIE SHRIBER CHARLOTTE M. STONE RAPHAEL BOARDMAN MATILDA HIRSH HELEN RINGEL WILLIAM SONDHELM NORMAN FIELDS REBA M. LIEBERMAN HERMAN DEUTSCH SAMUELG COHEN HARRY WOLFF ELKA CUSHING SARA RUBINSTEIN KARLCHAREN PAULINE ROSENFELD WOLFE

SHABBAT September 30,2005 ABE LANDOW CHARLES SCHNEIER HERMAN LIEBERMAN

FRANK SCHLESINGER SIMONWOLK LOUIS LEVINE ABRAHAM ROSENFELD IRVING D.ABRAMOWITZ GRACEKASTELANSKY LILY MASLOW SIDNEY FRIEDBERG MARK EDWARD PANSY ISRAEL HIRSH MURRAY WATTON HANNAH STERNBERG HECHT ROSS BELIN BROWER LOUlS CUTLER ARTHUR WINTERS FREDA.LIFF ROSLYN GARIN ADA VIVIAN KATZ SYLVIASINGERSTEINBERG EDWARDBEENSTOCK DAVID STEINBERG IRVING 1. GORDON HARRIET GILBERT FANNIE PUlNOY BENJAMIN E. STONE MAX GORTA BERTHA W CHILTON MILTON KRIEGER HANNAHAVERICK MILLER

INMEMORlAM

NORMAN ABRAHAM father of Gale Frankfurter

RUTH BERKOWITZ grandmother of Philip Marantz

DINA BLOOM grandmother of Rabbi Daniel Fellman

MAX EISENBERG father of Alan Eisenberg

HENRY LEAVI1T brother of Robert Leavitt

FRANCES RfBA mother of Brenda Jochnau

ANNE EICHENBAUMSPORN mother of Sam Eichenbaum

HARRfETSTOLL wife of Milton Stoll

We extend deepest condolences to their families.

May their memory abidefor blessing.

Tributes - September 2005 Jewish tradition encourages honoring loved ones and friends at special times through acts ofTzedo.kczh. We gratefully acknowledge contributions made to the Temple s Special Funds. We appreciate, but do not publish donations to Endowment Funds.

BIMA FLOWER FUND Bar/Bat Mitzvah of: Stephanie Aymes

by Sheryl, Steven, Sara & Lizzy Aymes Zachary Jay

by Linda Jay & Aaron Jay Aaron Richman

by Natalie, Mark & Alex Richman In Honor of: Speedy recovery of Sue Berlin

by Bernice & Harold Bruskin Happy Birthday to Harriet Tabak

by Dorothy & Richard Bruskin Ruben Karol

by Harriet & Joe Tabak In Memory of: Sylvia Block

by Joan & David Mitzner Roy Muro

Julia Feist by the Margolius & Cobert Families

Samuel Heft by Gary Koch

Bernard Kurlander by Bernice & Harold Bruskin

Bert Manhoff by Dorothy & Richard Bruskin

Ralph Rosenberg by Dorothy & Richard Bruskin

Barbara Voorhees by Dorothy & Richard Bruskin

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS BarlBat Mitzvah of: Stephanie Aymes

by Sheryl & Steven Aymes & Eleanor Zachary Jay

by Linda Jay & Aaron Jay Aaron Richman

by Natalie, Mark & Alex Richman

CANTOR'S MUSIC FUND In Honor of: Cantor Anna West Ott

by Bobby & Bob Stone, Estela & Rick Goldman & the Zahorsky Family

Betty & Jay Reba on the birth of their grandchild

by Lorry & Bob Leavitt Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Lorry & Bob Leavitt In Memory of: Dina Bloom

by Nancy & Paul Harris Percy Cohen

by Deborah & Cary Chern iss Sandra & Sol Heckelman

Henry Leavitt by Bea & John Adler

Harriet Stoll by Joyce & Roger Nussbaum

NER TAMID FUND BarlBat Mitzvah of: Stephanie Aymes

by Sheryl, Steven, Sara & Lizzy Aymes Zachary Jay

by Linda Jay & Aaron Jay Aaron Richman

by Natalie, Mark & Alex Richman In Honor of: Speedy recovery of Bob Stone

by Sondra & Bob Cohn In Memory of: . Max Bernstein

by the Bernstein/Weiner Family Frank Rathauser

by Felice Schrager & Maury Seisler

PRAYERBOOK FUND In Memory of: Rose Kaufman

by Thelma Shriber & Mitchell Ralph A. Rosenberg

by Laura Singer

LmRARYFUND In Honor of: Barbara & Jim August on the marriage of their son Scott to Sara

by Marcia Eisenberg Glennis & Philip Politziner on the engagement of their son Stephen to Stacy

by Sharon Karmazin & Dave Greene In Memory of: Ralph Rosenberg

by Adelaide & Terry Brenner Bernice & Harold Bruskin

Harriet Stoll by Jane & Philip Cantor

MAX MARDER FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Claudio Kogan

by Bobby & Bob Stone Bobby & Bob Stone on the marriage of their son Rick to Estela

by Joan & Larry Golden Marriage of our son Rick to Estela

by Bobby & Bob Stone Ellie & Bob Stone on the marriage of their daughter Gwen to Elliot

by Bernice & Fred Swidler Marcy Feldheim on the engagement of her daughter Rachel

by Sara, Stu, Lori & Sandra Levine Mr. & Mrs. Howard Slotnick on the baby naming of their daughter Jordana

by Bernice & Fred Swidler Birth of our grandson Martin Swidler Winshall

by Bernice & Fred Swidler Mr. & Mrs. Jay Winshall on the birth of their son Martin

by Bernice & Fred Swidler

Speedy recovery of Issy Goldberg by Bobby & Bob Stone

Speedy recovery of Rita Levy by Bobby & Bob Stone & Family

Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone by Sue & Hilly Berlin Rona Solberg & Jack Halberstadt the ZubermanlLeibman Family

Gail R. Kroop by Bobby & Bob Stone & Family

In Memory of: DinaBloom

by Ann, Steve, Noah, Adam & Natan Cohen Sara, Stu, Lori & Sandra Levine

Percy Cohen by Sue & Hilly Berlin

Gloria Gault by Bernice & Fred Swidler Eleanor & Bob Stone

Rose Kaufman by Blossom & Jerry Lowen & Family Bobby & Bob Stone Beth, David, Michael & Marni Zahorsky

Eugenia Kirstein by Bernice & Fred Swidler

Henry Leavitt by Sara, Stu, Lori & Sandra Levine

Harriet Stoll by Mary Bass, Sylvia Forbes, Lillian Holtz Hazel Levine, Norma Levitt, Rae Libove Olive RilIkin, Minnie Rosenfeld & Sara Singer Lisa & Edmund Cohen Freze R. Jacobson Sara, Stu, Lori & Sandra Levine Barbara· & Kurt Nathan

Asa Turkin by Florence Appel & Robert Sompolski Ruth Bennett Roberta & Scott Cutler, Sue & Dennis Cherrin, Joyce & Charlie Kaufmann, Dina & Alan Lipschultz, Adeline & Gary Holob & Judy & Alex Montag Shirley & Ben Fried Paula & Howard Hait Sara, Stu, Lori & Sandra Levine Shirley & Ron Moritz the Niebo Family Laura Rogers Eva & Howard Weissman

YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND In Honor of: Eleanor & Robert Stone on the marriage of their daughter Gwen to Elliot

by Joyce Jacobson In Memory of: Dina Bloom

by Robin Hirsh, Renae Nunes & Rose Miller

Samuel Heft by Mr. & Mrs. Marc Heft

CARING COMMUNITY FUND [n Honor of: Mr. & Mrs. Kalman Azarchi on the marriage of their granddaughter

by Florence & Joe Freedman Jane & Philip Cantor on the marriage of their son Daniel

by Alice Rich, Geryl, Todd & IIana Jane & Phlip Cantor on the marriage of their son David

by Alice Rich, Geryl, Todd & IIana Andrea & Fred Horowitz on the marriage of their daughter Jodi to Adam

by Cheryl & Warren Sweberg & Family Alison & David Politziner on the marriage of their son Sam to Carey

by Susie, ~red, Jordan & Michael Bear Dr. Norman Reitman on the marriage of his grandson Sam to Carey

by Susie, Fred, Jordan. & Michael Bear Bernice & Harold Bruskin

Bobby & Bob Stone on the marriage of their son Rick to Estela

by Sondra & Bob Cohn Ellie & Bob Stone on the marriage of their daughter Gwen to Elliot

by Sandra & Sol Heckelman Mr. & Mrs. Joel Henkin on the engagement of Evan & Alyssa

by Hedy Brown & Art Wilde Joan & Arthur Lifshey on the engagement of their daughter Dianne

by Barbara & Kurt Nathan Betty & Jay Reba on the birth of their grandson Trip Stevenson Richter

by the Smilow Family Speedy recovery of Donald Aaronson

by Hedy Brown & Art Wilde Speedy recovery of Fred Horowitz

by Hedy Brown & Art Wild,-e Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Paula, Rick, Gabriel, Ethan & Elijah Reiss

Speedy recovery of Bob J. Stone by Debra Lotz

2005 Religious School Graduating Class by Felice Schrager & Maury Seisler

In Memory of: Sylvia Block

by Sandra & Sol Heckelman Dina Bloom

by Joyce Jacobson Alberto Gonzalez Gandolfi

by Felice Schrager & Maury Seisler Gloria Gault

by Joyce Jacobson Lee & Bernard Miller

Magda Kalman by Gail & Howard Weber & Family

Marc Lappe by Florence & Joe Freedman

Murray Lawner by Roz & Marv Ladov

Henry Leavitt by Joyce Jacobson

Ralph Rosenberg by Frankie & Mark Busch Florence & Joe Freedman Ruth M. Patt

Harriet Stoll by Bernice & Harold Bruskin Ann S. Cohn Florence & Joe Freedman Jerry & Doris Kahn Gunsher Ruth M. Patt Syd & Milt Seiden Adelaide Zagoren

RlNAB.PAKENHAM MEM.FUND [n Honor of: 25 th Wedding Anniversary of Maggie & Bob Salfi

by Art Schneier & Family Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Glenda & Ken Gordon & Family Alvin Rockoff on the naming of the Rockoff Building at Rutgers

by Renee, Vic, Jason, Josh & Eric Deutch

Birthday of Jackie Keller by Elaine & Harmon Katz

In Memory of: Benjamin Aaron

by Barbara Savage Ethel Goodman

by Barbara Savage

TZEDAKAH FUND In Honor of: Marriage of Akbar

by Fay Sosnick Barbara & James August on the marriage of their son Scott to Sara

by Fay Sosnick Marriage of Scott & Sara August

by Fay Sosnick Dorothy Weber on the marriage of your granddaughter

by Fay Sosnick Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Heather, Alan, Marissa & Joshua Brooks Marcia Eisenberg Felice Schrager & Maury Seisler Joyce & Harvey Weinberg

Toni & Steve Kozak on their daughter Megan receiving her doctorate

by Joyce & Harvey Weinberg Religious School Graduates: Joshua Leibner

by Sophie Kafka Matthew Leibner

by Sophie Kafka

In Memory of: Dina Bloom

by Marcia Eisenberg Diane Pincus & Steve Satz

Kimberly Cohen by Ann, Steve, Noah, Adam & Natan Cohen

Henry Leavitt by Betty & Jay Reba

Anna Manaker by Betty & Marty Sommer

Nathan Stone by Paula Masciulli

SPECIAL CHILDREN'S EDUCATION & DAY CARE FUND In Honor of: Bernice & Harold Bruskin on the marriage of their grandson Daniel

by Anne Paszarnant Jane & Phil Cantor on the marriage of their son Daniel

by Adele & Jack Borms Anne Paszarnant

Marcy Feldheim on the engagement of her daughter Rachel

by Anne Paszarnant Robin & Michael Behar on the birth of their son Jonah Garrett

by Jane & Jack Hochman Birth of our grandson Jonah Garrett Behar

by Jane & Jack Hochman Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Anne Paszarnant Sarah Goldstein dancing with the Bolshoi Ballet at the Metropolitian Opera House

by Grandmother Anne Paszamant Susan & Howard Freeman on the Weidner Law School graduation oftheir daughter Hillary

by Cheryl & Warren Sweberg & Family In Memory of: Irving Berkowitz

by Sheryl & Steven Aymes & Eleanor Berkowitz

Bette Freiman by Anne Paszarnant

J . Ben Freiman by Anne Paszamant

Rose Kaufman by Thelma Shriber

Michael Paul by Sheryl & Steven Ayrnes & Eleanor Berkowitz

Harriet Stoll by Anne Paszarnant

Asa Turkin by Anne Paszarnant

RABBI MILLER'S CHAI FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Bennett & Joan Miller on their 30 years as AEMT

by Sandra & Sol Heckelman

Rabbi Bennett Miller on his 30110 Anniversary at AEMT

by Laura Singer Rabbi Bennett & Joan Miller on the birth of their grandson Max

by Phyllis & Alfred Silverstein Special Birthday of Lois Cartmell

by Dr. Norman Reitman In Memory of: Dina Bloom

by Dr. Norman Reitman Harriet Stoll

by Dr. Norman Reitman

SHOSHANAPARSELLSYOUTH EDUCATION FUND In Honor of: Michal Feinmesser & Avigdor Orr on the marriage of their son Asaf

by the Stuckey Family Speedy recovery of Harvey Stone

by Debra & Martin Friedman

J.1.aul gOO .. "" BETTY & JAY REBA on the birth of their grandson, Trip Stevenson NORMAN REITMAN on the birth of his great grandson, Jared Lewis MARCY FELDHEIM on the engage­ment of her daughter, Rachel GLENNIS & PffiLIP POLITZINER on the engagement of their son, Stephen SARA PETIT & GREGG RUBENSTEIN on their marriag~ JANE & PHILIP CANTOR on the marriage of their son, Daniel MICHAL FEINMESSER&AVIGDOR ORR on the marriage of their son, Asaf MERYL & HOWARD VERB on the marriage of their daughter, Faye BERNICE & HAROLD BRUSKIN on the marriage of their grandson, Daniel

Musical Notes

Torah Cantillation for Adults Sundays 10:00-10:45 AM, beginning September 11

This course will provide the necessary tools for chanting any portion from the Torah on Shabbat. Cant illation is an ancient art that originated when the Jews returned from the Babylonian exile in approximately 500 BCE. Its symbols are the oldest form of music notation still in common usage. If you wish to leyn (chant Torah) at Shabbat services and enjoy the special thrill of reading directly from the Torah scroll, please join us! The ability to read Hebrew smoothly and fluidly is a prerequisite for this course. Please contact Cantor Ott at the Temple if you "are interested.

MakhelatAnshe Emet, the Adult Choir

Led by Cantor Anna Ott, the MAE sings monthly at Shabbat services, special music presentations, and choral festivals in and outside of the Temple. Rehearsals are held on Wednesday evenings 8-9:30 PM and Sunday mornings 10:45-12: 15 . Our fIrst rehearsal where we welcome our full membership plus new members, will be Sunday, September 11. Please contact Cantor Ott at the Temple to join, and fInd out what it means when our loyal and dedicated members say "All who sing, pray twice!"

Shirei Emet, the High School Choir Sundays, 12:30-1:30 PM, beginning September 18

This ensemble offers singers in grades 7-12 the opportunity to begin to explore and enjoy the riches of our Jewish choral tradition. They sing at Shabbat morning services as well as other programs in and out of the Temple, including Special Music Shabbat programs with Makhelat Anshe Ernet. The highlight of the Shirei Emet year is the Hazamir Winter Festival during Presidents' Day Weekend , where they will join with hundreds of other Jewish high school choral singers from all over the country in singing a wide variety of Jewish choral music with our finest conductors. Please contact Cantor Ott at the Temple if you are interested.

Women's Rosh Chodesh Group Sun, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m.

Get spiritually ready for the High Holy Days at our Women's Rosh Chodesh group. The group meets several times a year. We study texts written by women, look at new women's rituals and enjoy a relaxing evening out with other women from Anshe Emeth. Please call Ann Thayer-Cohen at 732-545-6484 for more information.

Anshe Please save the date!

Emeth Community Development Corporation

AECDC 5th Anniversary Celebration

Sunday, October 23, 2 p.m.

In October, 2000, the Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation, Inc., opened its doors at 228 Livingston to help needy people in Middlesex County.

Now our doors are in the renovated Temple complex, and we invite all Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple members

to join us in celebrating five years of service and our new home.

Through several programs the AECDC staff and volunteers have helped hundreds of our neighbors by providing wheelchairs, hospital beds, baby cribs,

information on health insurance, and more. All services are free, and go to people who earn too much to be eligible for subsidized government programs, but not enough to get what they need.

For more information about the AECDC and its activities, please call the AECDC office: 732-296-9922.

Look for your invitation - There will b~ an .opportunity to R.S.V.P . . • • ,...~ - .. j ''''

Jlnslie C£metli ®-esents Sliarona Shapiro's CFuppet 7lieater{}'eiformance of

Itamar Walks on Walls An adaptation of the book by David Grossman

Saturday, September 17th, 7 P.M.

Tickets: Adults $8, Children $5, Family Ticket $30

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Septenlber 2005

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Shabbat Evening Ser. 7:30pm Torah Study 9 :30am Minyan IO:30am

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Teacher & Madrichim Pilates: Shabbat Evening Ser. 7jOpm ReI. School opens Temple Office closed Teacher Training 6pm Training 6pm Kvetch & Stretch 9:45am Prospective Member Shabbat

AETY Board 6:15pm Torah Study 9:30am Board of Trustees 8pm Gen A1ef 7:30pm Minyan lO:30am

Makhelat Anshe Emeth 8pm Shabbat Morning Ser. IO:45arr RS. Tefillah Ser. 11am

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Torah Study 9:30am

Religious School opens Conversational Hebrew Legacy Shabbat MAP 9:30am

begins 6:30pm & 7:30pm Pilates: Dinner 5:45pm Intro. to Tanach 9:30am

Hebrew Marathon 9:30am Legacy Shabbat Dinner ReI. School Comm 7:30pm Kvetch & Stretch 9:45am Minyan IO:30am

Torah Cantillation lOam Comm 7:30pm Cultural Arts Comm 7:30pm Intro. to Judaism Shabbat Evening Ser. 7:30pm

Shabbat Morning Ser. IO:45an RS. Tefillah Ser. 11 am Makhelat Anshe (in Spanish) 7:45pm Lilmod L' A1iyah llamar Walks on Walls 7pm Emeth IO:45am

Makhelat Anshe Emeth 8pm

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Keepers of Jewish Excellence Conversational Hebrew Torah Study 9:30am David Horovitz IO:30am 6:30pm & 7:30pm Reunion Shabbat

Officers Meeting 7pm MAP 9:30am Gan Back to School 7:30pm Adult Ed Comm 8pm

Intro. to Judaism Dinner 5:45pm Intro. to Tanach 9:30am H.S. Songleader 9: 15am (in Spanish) 7:45pm

Torah Cantillation lOam Youth Comm 8pm Gen Alef 7:30pm Shabbat Le' ladeem 7pm Minyan IO :30am Shabbat Morning Ser. IO :45a~ Makhelat Anshe Makhelat Anshe Emeth 8pm Shabbat Evening Ser. 7:30pm RS. Tefillah Ser. 11am Emeth I 0:45am Selichot 8:30pm Shirei Emet 12:30pm

25 H.S. Songleader 9:15am 26 27 28 29 30 Torah Cantillation lOam Conversational Hebrew

7th Gr. Back School IO:30am 6:30pm & 7:30pm Pilates : 3rd Grade Shabbat Bagels & Books lO:30am Tikkun Olam Kvetch & Stretch 9:45am Dinner 5:45pm Makhelat Anshe Religious School (Social Action Comm & Intro. to Judaism

Emeth I 0:45am Back to School 7:30pm Tzedekah Comm) 8pm (in Spanish) 7:45pm Family Shabbat Evening Shirei Emeth 12:30pm Ser. 7:30pm Women 's Rosh Chodesh Makhelat Anshe Emeth 8pm

Group 7:30pm