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TEMPLE ISRAELCHRONICLE“Dor L’Dor — Generation to Generation”Volume 6, Issue 3 April 2006 ✡ Nisan/Iyar 5766Temple Israel, anegalitarian Conservativesynagogue rooted in a richheritage of traditionalJewish values, is committedto enhancing the religious,spiritual, educational andcultural life of its membersand the larger Jewishcommunity through acommitment to Torah, ourcommunity, and continuityand growth amid change.Staff:Larry G. Kaplan, RabbiAhron Abraham, CantorGerri Kaplan, PrincipalDebra Schonfeld, AdministratorMarie Blizzard, Chronicle EditorPurim Spiel and SisterhoodPasta Dinner A Huge Success!Over one hundred people attended the Purim Spiel and Pasta Dinner held on March 14, 2006.Many thanks go to Tammie Harris and Herta Ghingold, Sisterhood Co-Presidents, for preparing thewonderful food and delicious desserts. Our thanks, also, to Rabbi Kaplan for writing “A PurimCarol,” to Jody Nogin and Cantor Abraham for directing the students in this production, to PatLehman for playing himself, and to The Music Box Theater for providing the costumes. A great timewas had by all!Officers:Jane B. Feinstein, PresidentRichard M. Goldberg, Esq.,Chairman of the BoardSteve Nachlis, School Board ChairSisterhood Presidents:Herta GhingoldTammie HarrisSchedule of ServicesMinyan:Monday & Thursday Mornings,7:15 AM(Other days by arrangement withCantor Abraham)Sunday Mornings, 8 AMSunday through Friday Afternoons,5:15 PMShabbat Services:Saturday Morning, 9:30 AMThe cast with Jody Nogin, who accepted a bouquet offlowers following the playMorry Ghingold, Tammie Harris, Herta Ghingold,& Rick Tressa preparing for the pasta dinnerSee Detailed Shabbat ScheduleInsidePhone: (570) 824-8927Fax: (570) 824-0904Layout Design courtesy ofBedwick & Jones Printing.Hebrew School students on stage in costumesStudents enjoying the pasta dinnerWe CareaWant to attend services or Temple events, but have no transportation? Just callthe Temple office a few days in advance and we will try to arrange a ride for you.visit our website at: http://www.templewb.orge-mail us at: office@templewb.org

Rabbi KaplanPassover ispractically uponus, and as weprepare for ourseders, especiallythose who havelong seders thatlast well into thenight, it’s alwayswonderful to hearthe words, Bashanah Haba’ahB’yrushalayim- “Next year inJerusalem!”. It’s always wonderful tohear those words because it means theseder is finally over! But for 16 of uswho recently returned from a week inIsrael, those words have very specialmeaning.We only spent seven days in theHoly Land, but we experienced a lot inthat time. We began with a trip to theSchenider Chidlren’s Medical Centernear Tel Aviv. In the first picture we’restanding with the director of1Writes...2school. We’re hoping to initiate regulare-mails between their older studentsand our Hebrew school students.The third picture is of SharbiMattar, who is a cousin of Lisa andSarah Klee, and is the Christian Arabco-owner of the Maxim restaurant inHaifa which was attacked by a suicidebomber a few years ago. The Jewishand Arab owners rebuilt almostimmediately and have defied attemptsby extremists to keep them fromproving that coexistence is not onlypossible, but profitable as well. Lunchwas wonderful!The ancient lava rock that isprevalent in the Golan is wonderful forgrowing grapes, and our group enjoyedwine tasting at the Golan Winery. (5thpicture)5The sixth picture is at the Dead Seawhere the healing minerals in the mudfrom this lowest spot on earth broughtcomfort and relaxation to the group.63anesthesiology at the hospital, the onlychildren’s hospital in the Middle East,which treats Jewish and Arab childrenalike. In the surgical suites, which werenewly rededicated by our own Marvinand Isobel Slomowitz, a Palestinianboy’s organs were transplanted just afew weeks before our arrival. The boywas mistakenly shot by Israeli soldiersas he carried a toy rifle, and his fatheragreed to have his organs transplanted.His heart went to a twelve-year-oldArab girl, his liver to a seven-month-oldJewish boy, one kidney to a four-yearoldJewish girl and one to a five-yearoldArab boy. We handed out toys tothe children in the wards.The second picture shows JudyWeltman and me with first graders froman Israeli public school of mostlyEthiopian and Russian immigrants.Despite the hardships they face in theirhomes in their lower classneighborhood near Haifa, they thrive inPage 2After a boat ride on the Sea ofGalilee we visited an ancientsynagogue in the foothills of the GolanHeights where Bill Harrison, a regularat our daily Minyan, led our group insome special prayers. (4th picture)4The huge stones of the WesternWall (7th picture), with hundreds ofthousands of notes stuffed in betweenthem, is the backdrop for a very sincereMisheberach blessing given by a verydevoted and pious looking fellow, who,thank goodness, didn’t charge by theword!7continued on page 3

Cantor’s NotesPassover isupon us! Thiswonderfulfestival, lovedby most of us(with a touchof dreadbecause of thework andCantor Ahron Abrahamrestrictionsinvolved) commemorates our transitionfrom an enslaved people to a unifiednation under God’s law. We jointogether with family and friends at theseder, reminiscing not only about thehistory of our people, but about ourown family history as well. It is soimportant to share memories with eachother, to preserve a heritage that maynever be written down in a book, butis so valuable in understanding whowe are.Rabbi KaplancontinuedWrites...This is what you see when you exitthe brand new museum of theHolocaust at Yad Vashem in Jerusalemfromthe horrors of the death camps tothe wide open spaces of the Judeanhills of Jerusalem. (Picture 8)This year we lost a number of veryspecial members of our Temple Israelfamily. One of those was our spiritedritual director, Saul Troy. Saul was afascinating human being, full of life andenergy, and a wealth of memoriesabout this community. Saul seemed toknow everybody, and had interestingstories to share. Phyllis Greenwald andIda Miller had the foresight severalyears ago to suggest we sit down withSaul and videotape him while hereminisced. Matt Brown filmed, weasked questions, and Saul talked. Forthose of you who miss Saul and hisstories, I have a treat for you. I’vemade DVD copies of the tape, whichI’d be happy to make available to you.Even if you didn’t know Saul well, thisDVD is an opportunity for you to learnmore about the history of our TempleIsrael family, and the people who madeChange of Website Addresshigh school. Scott Nachlis seems to fitright in with his Israeli counterparts.this congregation what it was and is.Saul lived a long and productive life,and a big part of his life was ourTemple and the Jewish community ofWyoming Valley. I know he would bepleased that future generations willlearn and preserve his stories, and wishall of us a hearty “yashar koach!” formaking the effort.PASSOVER TUNES AVAILABLE ONTHE TEMPLE WEBSITE!I have posted a selection of“Hagaddah Highlights” on the website(templewb.org).Use them to warm up for your ownfamily seder! If you have any questionsor need help in preparing to lead aseder, I would be more than happy toassist you. Call the office and we’ll setup a time.Temple Israel’s web address has been changed. The new address is www.templewb.org.E-mail can be sent to office@templewb.org; rabbi@templewb.org, etc.Please make a note of this change in your e-mail address book.9fruits, and amazing pastries and pitasmade this trip far better than a ride toPrice Chopper or the mall.108(Picture 9) Instead of the traditionaltree planting with the Jewish NationalFund, we went to the city of BetShemesh, not too far from Jerusalem, toplant trees on the grounds of a publicThe final picture (10) shows ourtour guide Judy Goldman leading MimiRoss, Edie Seeherman, and MindyThalenfeld through the alleys of theopen air marketplace in Jerusalemcalled Machaneh Yehuda. Thewonderful smells of Middle Easternspices, the freshest vegetables andTalk to the people who have goneon one of our trips to Israel to see whyyou should consider joining us nexttime. And hopefully, instead of justsaying “Next year in Jerusalem” at theend of your seder, we’ll make sure itcomes true!Wishing you a Zissen Pesach!Rabbi KaplanPage 3

School NotesHAPPY APRIL BIRTHDAYSTO OUR STUDENTSApril 2April 6April 10April 15April 16April 30Chad RomanowskiAdin N. GreenwaldGabrielle MeyerSam NoginJonathan AbrahamZachary A. KornfeldHebrew School students andparents recently attended aperformance of Fiddler on the Roof atthe Music Box Theater in Swoyersville.The Consecration class displays quiltsthey made for nursing home residents astheir mitzvah project. Consecration willbe held on April 7, 2006.Bar Mitzvah ofDylan LefkowitzDylan Samuel Lefkowitz is the son ofDebbie and Bruce Lefkowitz and brother ofDerek, Josh, Mallory, and Bari Lefkowitz.He is the grandson of Sandie and Barry, obm, Lefkowitz andSidi and Joe, obm, Gevirtz. Dylan is an honor student atWyoming Seminary and is active in many school sports, studentgovernment, jazz band, and the JCC. He and his family inviteyou to share his Bar Mitzvah on April 29, 2006.Funding Available forJewish StudiesThe Max & Tillie Ungar Family Memorial Endowmentprovides tuition reimbursement for college students who havesuccessfully completed courses in Jewish studies. Requests forreimbursement for classes taken during the 2005-06 schoolyear must be received by the Temple office by May 31, 2006.For more information, please call Debbie Schonfeld at theTemple office.Panim el PanimPanim el Panim (face to face) brings Jewish high schoolstudents from across the country to Washington, DC for a fourdayseminar to help gain exposure to American governmentand the political process, to learn about Jewish communityrelations, and to ground those first-hand experiences in thestudy of relevant Jewish texts and values. The program goal is todevelop a pool of talent for future lay and professionalleadership in the Jewish community. Panim el Panim opens thedoor to future Jewish involvement for teens. Students in grades10, 11 and 12 are invited to participate in this program, whichis supported by a grant from the Rosenberg Endowment. Formore information on this Washington trip, please call theTemple office.New CemeteryCaretakerPaul Lehman has replaced Ed Freeman as Temple Israel’scemetery caretaker.Anyone wishing to plant flowers in the spring can call theTemple office and Paul will be contacted.Save the DateBBYO students will participatein a special Shabbat service onSaturday, April 8.Page 4

SHABBAT & PASSOVER SCHEDULEVAYIKRAFriday, March 31Candlelighting time ......................................6:09 p.m.Saturday, April 1..................................................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by David BravmanMinchah.......................................................6:45 p.m.✡ ✡ ✡ ✡TZAVSHABBAT HAGADOLFriday, April 7Consecration/Friday Night Live....................7:00 p.m.Candlelighting time ......................................7:16 p.m.Saturday, April 8..................................................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by Carolyn Engel andRebecca LehnerMinchah.......................................................7:45 p.m.✡ ✡ ✡ ✡PESACHWednesday, April 12Service for the First Born ..............................7:00 a.m.First SederThursday, April 13First Day of PassoverPassover Festival Service ................................9:30 a.mHaftarah will be chanted by Dr. Burton BenovitzFriday, April 14Second Day of PassoverPassover Festival Service ...............................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by Will WeisbergerCandlelighting time ......................................7:24 p.m.Mazel Tov to:• Isobel and Marvin Slomowitz on the marriage of theirdaughter, Nina• Nina Slomowitz Davidowitz on her marriage to JackWeinberg• Jeanne Schoenholtz on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson,Tyler Kirshner• Michael & Sheri Yelen on the birth of their daughter,Olivia Morgan• Sandor & Janice Yelen on the birth of a granddaughter,Olivia Morgan• Frieda Hirschhorn on the marriage of her granddaughter,Paulette Gersen to Stuart StraussSaturday, April 15................................................9:30 a.m.Chol HamoedHaftarah will be chanted by UHI studentsMinchah.......................................................8:00 p.m.Wednesday, April 19Seventh Day of PassoverPassover Festival Service ...............................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by Leonard StenYizkor...........................................................5:15 p.m.Thursday, April 20Eighth Day of PassoverPassover Festival Service/Yizkor ....................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by Bill Isaacs✡ ✡ ✡ ✡SHEMINIBIRKAT HAHODESHFriday, April 21Candlelighting time ......................................7:31 p.m.Saturday, April 22................................................9:30 a.m.Haftarah will be chanted by Sara WilliamsMinchah.......................................................8:00 p.m.✡ ✡ ✡ ✡TAZRIA-METZORAFriday, April 28Candlelighting time ......................................7:30 p.m.Saturday, April 29................................................9:30 a.m.Bar Mitzah of Dylan LefkowitzMinchah.......................................................8:00 p.m.Condolences to:• The family of Albert Danoff on his passing• The family of Louis Bravman on his passing• Hannah Friedman on the passing of her sister,Jennie Landau• David Landau on the passing of his mother, Jennie Landau• The family of Hermoine Lieberman on her passing• The family of Lillian Siswein on her passingPeople in the NewsRoss Feinstein was one of two students chosen to represent Pennsylvania in the 44th Annual U.S. Senate YouthProgram in Washington, DC. Ross, the son of Jane and Peter Feinstein, is a senior at Wyoming Seminary. He joinedtwo student leaders from each state, as well as the District of Columbia, in Washington during the week of March 4-11,2006, to experience the government in action.Page 5

✡ April Yahrzeits ✡Week of April 1 – April 8: Seymour Bachman, Aaron Beck, Max Benovitz, Tillie Bergsman, Israel Birnbaum, ClaraBriskin, Benjamin Cohen, Mary Coplan, Mary Coplan, Jack Edley, Ada Eichler, Elizabeth Feldman, Janet Gale, Sylvia U.Glassberg, Manny Grossman, Bernard Harris, Fred Harrison, Larry Hollander, Dora Krasno, Leroy Landau, SamLebenson, Sarah Libenson, Gertrude Meyer, Joshua I. Morris, Virginia Nelson, Lucille Newman, Abraham Novzen, LouisPopky, Sam Rothman, Phyllis Savitz, Rae Shepard, Lottie Sherin, Samuel Singer, Max Smith, Rose Turoff, Aaron WeissWeek of April 9 – April 15: Fred M. Adler, Sarah Amdur, Dr. M. Burnat, Isadore Cimmet, Lillian Finley, JeromeForeman, Monroe Freed, Eleanor Freedman, Moishe Gitelson, Bernice Goldstein, Fred Goldstein, Josef B. Gurevich,Morris Hacker, Clement Karnofsky, Joseph Monsky, Belle Newman, Calvin Pezzner, Rebecca Rome, Joseph Rose, SamSavitz, Rebecca Schiffer, Ida Seeherman, Betty Sirota, Ervin Stern, Moritz Stern, Shloma Stern, Betty Stuttman, JennieTrachtenbergWeek of April 16– April 22: Sid Abrams, Rae Baicker, Gladys Ball, Tina Beck, Mildred Bloom, Walter Boxer, LillianConnor, Adele Coplan, Samuel Cutler, Claire Fainberg, Philip Herschenfeld, Nathan Klein, Esther Kornfeld, IrvingKronstadt, Jennie Landau, Jonas Lang, Bessie Mardo, Hyman Park, Rose Rudolph, Sam Rudolph, Nellie Russin, IrvingSalsburg, Terisa F. Schnieder, Fred Schwager, Eva Siegel, Luther Smith, David Turoff, Zelda Weiss, Arthur Zimmerman,Arthur H. ZimmermanWeek of April 23 –April 30: Evely Baum, Lydia Berman, Miriam Cimmet, Annette Cohen, Irving Cohen, Isaac E.Frank, Maxie Goldstein, Sidney Greenberg, Ruth Hess, Daniel Hinerfeld, Mildred Isser, Sheldon Kluger, Fannie Kuffler,Robert Kutner, Arthur Lee, B.J. Levin, Leon Levine, Meyer Mendelssohn, Dave Meyer, Alice Pearlman, Dr. W. Pearlman,Lazer Ribakovskiy, Myron Rifkin, Earl Rome, Samuel Rosenberg, S. R. Rosenfeld, Jennie Rosenn, Louis Rosenthal,Morton Schiffer, Jennie Schiffman, Vera Smith, Max Tepper, Reba WinklerPlease note the following local members who are observing yahrzeits during the month of April and try to attendminyan with them in order that they may say Kaddish:Apr. 1Apr. 2Apr. 3Apr. 4Apr. 5Apr. 6Apr. 7Apr. 8Apr. 9Apr. 10Apr. 11Apr. 12Apr. 13Apr. 14Apr. 15Atty. Elliot Edley, Jeanne Schoenholtz, JaniceYelenDr. Paul Bachman, Ruth Hollander, Atty. AlanHollanderEva Shaiman, Sandra Feldman, Judy NullTerry NelsonLarry Lebenson, Arnold Libenson, Marvin SmithCelia Krasno, Margaret Novzen, Jesse SavitzDr. Phyllis Berger, Norman WeissSamuel Cohen, Roz Friedman, Juidge Coplan,Atty. David Harris, Lenore HarrisDr. Milton FreedmanMerryl EngLorry WeisbergerSandra Adler, Constance Stern, Laurie SchwagerMelba Murzin, Atty. Joseph Savitz, IsabelleSavitz, Jack Savitz, Helena Prashker, HarveyTrachtenbergAnn Fisher, Muriel Burnat, Jerry SirotaJay Karnofsky, Janet Popky, Marsha Lebenson,Beverly NachlisApr. 16Apr. 17Apr. 18Apr. 19Apr. 20Apr. 21Apr. 22Apr. 23Apr. 24Apr. 25Apr. 26Apr. 27Apr. 28Apr. 29Apr. 30Stuart Beck, Ruth Levey, Esther Lang, AdolphHeislerBarbara Levy, Max SalsburgLisa Lang, Sally Berman, Lois SpathIrene Blum, Stanley Fainberg, Norman Weiss,Susan ShovalJoseph Cutler, Merryl Eng, Larry RifkinStuart Abrams, Hannah Lipfert, Lillian CohenPhillip Connor, Edith Seeherman, Gary Kornfeld,Sally Zinman, Harold Landau, Atty. DavidSchwager, Rivkah ProtheroJewel Jacobs, Samuel Cohen, Ethel Moskow,Stanley Pearlman, Dorie PezznerAnn RifkinAtty. Harold Rosenn, Muriel Klein, Marvin SmithDr. Phyllis Berger, Sallyanne Rosenn, EllenRifkin, Lorry Weisberger, Helena PrashkerStanley PearlmanDebra RosenbergMimi Sirkin, Atty. Allan KlugerCelia Connor, Naomi Meyer, Lois PensakSisterhood UpdateSisterhood’s “Nosh and Learn” series continued onMarch 8th at Debbie Schonfeld’s home. Debbiepresented an interesting, rather unusual study of Vashti ofPurim fame. According to a contemporary book, “SarahLaughed” by Vanessa Ochs, on women of the Bible, Vashtiwas a woman of great courage who dared to refuse herking’s order to appear before him. Vashti would seem tobe an excellent role model for today’s independent womenAs the ladies gathered around Debbbie’s dining roomtable for coffee and delicious pastries, there was a healthyexchange of ideas for future programs. Won’t you thinkabout joining the group when the next series isannounced? And thank you, Debbie, for your research onVashti and your kind hospitality.SAVE THE DATE: The Sisterhood Closing Meeting will beheld on Wednesday, May 17, 2006.Page 6

From Our President. . .Shabbatservices anddaily minyans atTemple Israeloffer a variety ofways toimmerseyourself inJewish musicJane B. Feinstein and learning, toexperience themeaning of our ancient texts and thebeauty of our ancestors’ poetry, and torenew yourself spiritually.Shabbat Services: Some peopleprefer traditional Shabbat davening,while others prefer the more informalcreative musical services. Wecurrently offer a combination oftraditional Shabbat services, creativemusical Shabbat morning services,musical Friday evening services, and anoccasional havdallah service, so thatthere is something to which most of ourmembers can connect spiritually. Wecelebrate themed Shabbats such as LawDay Shabbat, Veterans’ Day Shabbatand Sisterhood Shabbat; we celebratefamily life cycle events, such as bar orbat mitzvahs, wedding anniversaries,and baby-namings; we celebratepersonal milestones, such as birthdaysor bar mitzvah anniversaries; and weinvolve our religious school studentsand even entire classes in conductingand leading parts of our services. Weare working on initiating a periodicFriday evening Tot Shabbat for our veryyoungest members and their parents.As always, we welcome yoursuggestions for additional ways toenhance the meaning and enjoyment ofShabbat for our members.Minyans: At Temple Israel, wemake every effort to conduct a dailyminyan. Our regular morningminyans, held on Mondays, Thursdaysand Sundays, are very traditional, whileour evening minyans, held daily, are —traditionalists, forgive me — somewhatmore “user-friendly.” While we havestrengthened the Monday and Thursdaymorning minyans sufficiently that mostof the time we are able to make aminyan, we are not making it by much.If one or two people are ill or out oftown, we may find ourselves without aminyan. Afternoon and weekendminyans are more regularly a struggle.It is very frustrating for those who comefor minyan, especially those who wantto say kaddish, to find upon arrival thatthere is no minyan. If you want toearn lots of spiritual mitzvah points,come to minyan once a week or acouple times a month. Help to make aminyan for someone saying kaddish.You would be doing a great service tothose in mourning and those observingyahrzeit. If you are inexperienced orlack confidence in your minyan skills,know that you are not alone. Ourclergy and our more experiencedminyan “regulars” will be glad to helpyou. (To sign-up for a regularcommitment, see the TNG-2 form at thebottom of this page.) If you need aminyan, call a couple friends or familymembers and bring them to minyanwith you. Or call Cantor Abraham afew days in advance, and he willensure that there is a minyan.At we approach Passover, we notonly clean the chometz out of ourhomes, but we also take theopportunity to clean the chometz out ofour lives. If you haven’t attended aservice or a minyan recently, Iencourage you to do so. I’m certainthat one of our many offerings willprovide you with the spiritual renewalthat comes with clearing the chometzfrom our lives. Best wishes for a happyPassover!Janepresident@templewb.orgThe Next Generation 2: Our Spiritual FutureThanks to the generosity of our congregation, Temple Israel is diligently working to address our financial needs to helpsustain us for years to come.Now we must strengthen our spiritual foundation through increased participation. We need you to help make our Templerituals and celebrations more meaningful for yourself and others by sharing the experience with a larger congregation.We are asking every member to make a commitment to one of the following categories of attendance. Each year, we willrecognize those who fulfill this commitment with a special gift, a service of recognition, inclusion in Temple publications andmany mitzvah points. Please check your preference and mail or fax (824-0904) the form to the Temple office: Tzaddik/Tzaddika4 Festival services per year(i.e. Sukkot, Pesach, andShavuot)2 Shabbat morningservices per month3 Daily minyans per monthor 4 full weeks per year Chassid/Chassida3 Festival services per year1 Shabbat morning serviceper month2 Daily minyans per monthor 3 full weeks per year Mensch/Womensch2 Festival services per year2 Shabbat morningservices per quarter1 Daily minyan per monthor 2 full weeks per year Bachor/Bachora1 Festival service per year1 Shabbat morning serviceper quarter5 Daily minyans per yearor 1 full week per yearName:_________________________________ ___________________________________Page 7

Temple Israel236 S. River St.Wilkes-Barre PA 18702Non-ProfitOrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDWilkes-Barre, PAPermit No. 105April 2006Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdaySisterhoodWinetasting,home of Lisa &David Kayton,7:30 p.m.1Sunday SchoolModel Seder,9:30 a.m.Hebrew SchoolHebrew School Consecration/ BBYO2 3 4 5 6 7 8Friday Night Live, Shabbat,Board of TrusteesMeeting,7:30 p.m.School BoardMeeting, 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.9:30 a.m.Service for the First Day of9:30 a.m. –9 10 11 12 13 14 15First Born,Passover, 9:30Passover Festival7:00 a.m.First Sedera.m. – Festivalservices9:30 a.m. –9:30 a.m. –9:30 a.m. –16 17 18 19 20 21 22Passover Festival PassoverStudy Sessionservices5:15 p.m. -YizkorFestivalServices/Yizkorservices10:00 a.m. -Creative ShabbatSunday School,Israel IndependenceFamily Celebration,9:30-11:30 a.m.Hebrew School Hebrew School 9:30 a.m. - Bar23 24 25 26 27 28 29Mitzvah of DylanLefkowitz30Temple Israel FundsThe following is a listing of Temple Israel funds to which donors may contribute for memorials, simchas, recoveries, etc.Minimum contribution is $5.00 unless otherwise noted.THE HAROLD BERSON FUNDTHE MURIEL BRAVMAN MEMORIAL FUNDBUILDING FUNDBIBLE FUND ($10)CHAI CONTRIBUTIONS ($18)SALLY & RALPH CONNORHIDDUR MITZVAH FUNDJOSEPH N. COPLAN PRAYER BOOK FUNDCHARLOTTE & JOE CUTLER FUNDETZ CHAIM BIBLE ($118)FRIEDMAN INTERFAITH ENDOWMENTROBERT FRIEDMAN LITURGICAL MUSIC FUNDHAPPY DAY FUNDENID HERSHEY KIDDUSH CUP FUNDHIGH HOLIDAY PRAYER BOOK FUND ($7.50)LAWRENCE HOLLANDER B'NAI MITZVAHPRAYER BOOK FUNDFEED THE HOMELESS FUNDDORIS & SIDNEY KEISER KERUV FUNDESTHER & NATHAN KLEINPASSOVER ENDOWMENTHANNAH & WILLIAM S. KLINE LIBRARY FUNDLANDAU PAVILION FUNDLEVY CHAPEL FUNDBEN LIBENSON MEMORIAL ART FUNDFRANK & HILDA LUBINFEED THE HOMELESS FUNDLYONS EDUCATION FUNDMINNIE MORRELL MUSIC FUNDMINYAN FUNDBARBARA NEWSBAUM MILLERPRAYER BOOK FUNDSAM NELSON CARE PACKAGE FUNDDORIS & JEROME NEWMANEDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT FUNDPRAYER BOOK FUNDRABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDRABINOWITZ TALLIT FUNDJOAN F. & HERBERT L. RITTENBERG FAMILYENDOWMENTSALLYANNE, HAROLD & FRANK SCOTT ROSENNCOMMUNITY SERVICE ENDOWMENTSAIDMAN-GREENWALD TORAH FUND($18 MINIMUM)SANCTUARY FUND ($25)SHAFFER SHABBAT KIDDUSH FUNDSHAFFER SUKKAH ENDOWMENTSIDDUR HADASH ($36)SILBERMAN MEZUZZAH FUNDMIRIAM K. SIMS ENDOWMENTUSY/KADIMA FUND