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Beth Tfiloh
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Celebrating the Joy of Judaism,
Embracing all Jews.
IYAR 5774
ELUL 5768 SEPTEMBER 2008
MAY 2014
Rabbi Jonathan Gross to join Beth Tfiloh clergy
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Featuring
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no one hasKRAUTHAMMER
been more passionate about
The Beth Tfiloh family and
the Haron Dahan Foundation
cordially invite you to
the Inaugural Dahan Lecture
featuring
Charles Krauthammer
american pulitzer prize-winning
syndicated columnist,
political commentator and physician
International Affairs: An Overview
Sunday, May 4, 2014
7:30pm
Dahan Sanctuary
Beth Tfiloh Congregation
3300 Old Court Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21208
Sunday, May 4, 2014 / 7:30 PM
Dahan Sanctuary / Open to the Public
securing the continuity of Jewish education to
both children and adults than Beth Tfiloh’s most
generous benefactor Haron Dahan, of blessed
memory, and his beloved wife Rachel, of
blessed memory. To help perpetuate all that
the Dahans have stood for, a Dahan Lecture
will take place each spring to commemorate
Mr. Dahan’s yahrzeit.
Special presentation to commemorate Yom HaZikaron,
Israel Remembrance Day
Beth Tfiloh Congregation
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus
3300 Old Court Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21208
(410) 486-1900
www.bethtfiloh.com
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Advanced Talmud
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BT in the AM
Mercaz Book Club
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nightfall on the night preceding
the indicated day.
recited each weekday morning
10 minutes prior to Shacharit
prayers.
TUESDAY
IYAR 5774
Please note: T’hillim are
MONDAY
Dahan Memorial
Lecture with Charles BT in the AM
Krauthammer
Advanced Talmud
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SUNDAY
MAY 2014
7 IYAR
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43 Omer
Yaffe Scholars
Adult Bat Mitzvah
Class
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Vehicle Adventure
Day
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Class
21
29 Omer
Mercaz Book Club
Lunch Bunch
Adult Bat Mitzvah
Class
14
22 Omer
America Eats for
Israel
Yaffe Scholars
Adult Bat Mitzvah
Class
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WEDNESDAY
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Yaffe Scholars
Dr. Avivah Zornberg
Mincha
Downtown Lunch
Kabbalat
Shabbat
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Bar Mitzvah:
Max Friedman
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Max attends Beth
Tfiloh Dahan
Community School
and is the brother of Alex Friedman.
He is the grandson of Ronnie Plotkin
and the late Barry Plotkin, and Ruth
and Bernard Friedman. His hobbies
include baseball, basketball, reading,
and spending time with family and
friends. For his Mitzvah Project, Max
is collecting new and gently used
shoes for both children and adults, and
donating them to several organizations
in the area.
Sat., June 7, 2014
Alexandra attends
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School
and is the sister of Seth Goldstein.
She is the granddaughter of Harriet
and Morton Hyatt, and Jacci and
Ivan Goldstein. Her hobbies include
soccer, lacrosse, and basketball. For
her Mitzvah Project, Alexandra
volunteered at the Green Valley
Turkey Trot, raising money for
Crohn’s and Colitis Research.
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marathon running, basketball and
photography.
On behalf of the entire Beth Tfiloh
family, we welcome Rabbi Jonathan
Gross, Miriam, and their family to
Beth Tfiloh.
Rabbi Gross and Miriam, a Baltimore
native, are the proud parents of three
children, Raya (age 3), Zoey (age
2) and 1 year-old, Zvi. Rabbi Gross’
varied skills include being a certified
Mohel and a certified mediator.
He has been a member of various
organizations, including AIPAC,
the Rabbinical Council of America,
the Orthodox Union, and NCSY.
His interests include social media,
We welcome Babak and Ora
Imanoel and their children, Erela,
Eli, and Edel as new members to Beth
Tfiloh. Babak is a physician and he and
Ora both work with BH Health Services
in Westminster, Maryland. Erela is in
the 4th grade and Eli is in the 1st grade
at Beth Tfiloh. Edel is in nursery at Ner
Tamid Montessori School.
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continuity and intergenerational
loyalty those life cycle events
symbolized. “Miriam and I understood
that this is a very special community
that values long relationships, and we
are excited to be a part of that.”
ALVIN TAMRES celebrated his 100th birthday
at Beth Tfiloh on March 2nd. On this special
occasion, a beautiful engraved Havdalah set
was donated to Beth Tfiloh by the Klein, Faber,
and Poliakoff families, which has been placed
on display in the Synagogue Lobby.
Rabbi Jonathan and Miriam Gross and family.
Lt. Dr. Evan (Avi) Alpert, son of
Wilma and Paul Alpert and a 1978
graduate of the Beth Tfiloh Hebrew
School, is a practicing ER physician at
Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Hospital and
also a Lieutenant in the IDF reserves.
Dr. Alpert recently returned from the
Philippines along with 150 other IDF
members who were part of the Israeli
disaster relief team assigned to aid in the
recovery from the super-typhoon that
hit that country. He is the co-author of
two chapters in the new Oxford American Handbook of Disaster Medicine.
Evan resides in Modiin, Israel with his
wife and four children. They recently
celebrated the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Chanan Mordechai Alpert, and Wilma
and Paul were delighted to join them in
Israel for this special simcha.
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MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
Sisterhood News
Brotherhood News
Please join us on May 10 for the
Brotherhood-Sisterhood Shabbat
followed by a delightful meet-and-greet
Kiddush.
You might still be able to attend the
98th Convention of the Federation
of Jewish Women’s Organizations,
“Women of Action,” on Thursday, May
15, at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation.
The cost of the luncheon is $36 (made
payable to the Federation of Jewish
Women’s Organizations). Either mail
to Arlene Mazer, 6 Halston Court,
Baltimore, MD 21209 or put the
reservation form and check in the
Sisterhood mailbox. Our honoree for
2014 is Rosalie Klotzman, our hardworking fundraising co-chair. Let’s lend
her our proud support.
On Wednesday, May 21, Sisterhood
and friends will hop aboard a
chartered bus for a lovely day, first
in Washington, DC, to visit the
monuments, and then to the beautiful
Hillwood Estate, Museum, and
Garden, the home of millionaire
Marjorie Merriweather Post. The price
of $60 includes transportation, tours,
entrance to the estate grounds, and a
kosher lunch. The bus will depart the
Beth Tfiloh parking lot at 8:30 am and
return at 4:30 pm. Space is limited, so
act now. For reservations, call Marcia
Miller (410-591-2039) or Hilda
Yankelov (443-660-9956) by Tuesday,
May 13.
SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP
Phone: 410-413-2227
www.bethtfiloh.com/giftshop
Sun: 10 am-1 pm
Mon-Thurs: 1-4 pm
410-585-1045
410-580-2039
Special Mitzvah Cards
410-413-2217
Chesed Committee
Roselyn Kalb 4
Generation to Generation
Beth Tfiloh Sisterhood celebrates
Mother’s Day by announcing
a membership promotion for
Sisterhood members to enroll
their daughters, daughters-in-law,
nieces or best friends for a year’s
membership of $25.
Any Sisterhood member enrolling
three new members for 2014-2015
will receive a gift. This membership
promotion ends June 30, 2014.
Please mark your check with this
Dor v’dor promotion, payable to
Beth Tfiloh Sisterhood and to the
attention of Sonia Maltinsky.
Thank you for supporting
Sisterhood programs.
BROTHERHOOD
REMINDERS
$10 each or 4 for $36
Call 410-486-1900
Mitzvah Cards
Charlene Schimberg
Dor v’Dor
 
S. Harold Cohen
Scholarship Fund Cards
Hours:
Brenda Boches
Marcia Miller
The twice-cancelled comedy film,
Dorfman in Love, will be shown at the
closing Sisterhood meeting, Monday,
June 9, at 7:30 pm in the Tuvin
Hall. A dessert reception will follow.
This presentation is free and open
to the public with a reservation. For
reservations, call Marcia Leavey, 410484-1102 or 410-591-2229. We promise
“no snow,” just cheerful entertainment.
410-486-3456
Brotherhood Brick Plaza
$90 per brick, 410-413-2238
[email protected]
Brotherhood Dues
$30 per year – 410-413-2238
The Beth Tfiloh Brotherhood is
pleased to announce the continuation of
our successful O’s Big Screen night (this
time “afternoon”). On Sunday, July 20th
the Orioles are playing an away game
against the Oakland Athletics. Game
time is 4 pm and should be over by 7
pm. This event is open to the entire
Beth Tfiloh family (young, old and inbetween) and other folks interested in
having a good time, watching an Orioles
game and learning about the Beth Tfiloh
Brotherhood. “Stay tuned” to our web
site - www.bethtfiloh.com/brotherhood
– for more details.
The Brotherhood was once again
proud to sponsor the Purim Packages
that went out to Beth Tfiloh High
School graduates who are now in
college. This is just one of the many
ways that the Brotherhood helps the
Beth Tfiloh family remain in contact
with our graduates. The Brotherhood is
looking to schedule a community service
day in the late spring. If you know of
an organization that could use a day of
volunteering please contact us so we
may coordinate this with the Beth Tfiloh
Social Action Committee.
If you are looking for a card to
send someone in honor of a special
occasion, please contact the synagogue
office to purchase an S. Harold Cohen
Scholarship Fund Card. These cards,
which are just $10 apiece or four
for $36, provide tuition support for
deserving youngsters to attend the
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School.
Additionally, a wonderful way to honor
or memorialize someone special is by
purchasing a brick in the beautifully
landscaped Brotherhood Brick Plaza,
which is adjacent to the Rynd Family
Room.
We strongly encourage all men to
join us in the Brotherhood. Dues are
just $30 per year, and it’s rewarding to
know that you are helping to make Beth
Tfiloh a vibrant place. Please call the
Brotherhood at 410-486-1900 Extension
238 or e-mail us at brotherhood@
btfiloh.org if you would like to join, or
just participate in any of our events.
BETH TFILOH BULLETIN
MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
School News
BT Students Recognized by Carson Scholars Program
By: Jenny R. ‘14, Communications Intern
Three Beth Tfiloh students were
recognized by the Carson Scholars
Fund for their academic achievements
and service to their communities.
Alex R. ’16, a first-time winner this
year, received a $1,000 scholarship
towards his college education. Harley
F. ’16 and Rebecca M. ’17 have
both been previously awarded the
scholarship and were recognized by
the foundation for their continued
excellence and humanitarian efforts.
The organization was started by
Dr. Ben Carson, a world-famous
neurosurgeon and humanitarian,
and his wife, Candy. Winners of the
award receive a scholarship, an award
package, and a chance to go to an
awards ceremony dinner.
All three BT award recipients are
heavily involved not only in the
Alex R. ‘16
Harley F. ‘16 Rebecca M. ‘17
Beth Tfiloh community, but also the
Baltimore community, and the world
at-large. Alex is the co-treasurer
of the National Honor Society
at Beth Tfiloh, the captain of the
Junior Varsity Boys’ Soccer team, a
member of AIPAC, co-founder of the
Investment Club, and the co-regional
director for the New York Region in
America Eats for Israel. Outside of
BT, he volunteers at the KIPP School,
where he is a Junior Board Member.
He is also a STAC Fellow (Students
Taking Action for Change) through
The Associated. Additionally, he is
the founding co-head of the Ashkelon
Medical Services Fundraising Initiative,
raising money for emergency medical
trauma equipment in Ashkelon. In
his free time, he sings in the Hazamir
Choir of Baltimore and plays guitar.
Harley is a member of Habitat for
Humanity through BT, sings in both
Kolenu—BT’s a cappella choir—as
well as Beth Tfiloh’s new Chamber
Choir. She participates in the Winter
Musicals at Beth Tfiloh and also sings
with Hazamir. She has volunteered
at both Goldsmith Early Childhood
Education Center Summer Program,
and at a community arts studio, where
she taught arts to children. She is
compiling a cookbook for children,
which she plans to publish and donate
the proceeds to a Jewish charity for
kids and the Make-a-Wish foundation.
Rebecca is also active in Habitat
for Humanity at Beth Tfiloh, as well
as Kolenu and BT’s Winter Musicals.
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School News
Carson Scholars
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In addition to her involvement at
BT, she also volunteers at the Ronald
McDonald house, where she is the
youngest regular volunteer, and
Gesher la Torah, a Hebrew school
for children with special needs.
Rebecca also works with V-LINC, an
organization that provides assistive
technology to people with disabilities,
serving as a spokesperson, camper,
and counselor. She was recognized
by the Epilepsy Foundation/Abilities
Network with the Outstanding Public
Awareness Award for raising awareness
of epilepsy in
her community.
BIBLE CONTEST - BT Middle School students
Noah F. ‘18, Selena S. ‘20 and Joshua C. ‘19 qualifed
for the National Bible Contest sponsored by
the Jewish Agency, and will be competing at
the national finals in New York on May 11. They
are pictured with Rabbi Abrahams and Rabbi
Krawatsky, who oversaw the competition at BT.
BOOK FAIR - Students and parents enjoyed
browsing through a great selection of popular
Scholastic Books at the Lower School Book Fair.
“We are
thrilled that
these amazing
students have
been recognized
with this award,”
comments Rabbi
Aaron Frank,
High School
Principal. “It
SEUSSICAL, JR. - Our Middle School brought audiences to their feet at two
is one that is
sold-out performances of Seussical, Jr.
unique in that it
not only honors their academic work,
but it reflects the grit and commitment
of Dr. Carson, a true hero to all of us.”
KINDERGARTEN students took their Model Seder on the
road and put smiles on the faces of senior citizens at the
Pikesville Senior Center.
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SPRING SPORTS - Over 200 BT Middle and
High School students are participating in Spring
interscholastic sports, on twelve boys and girls teams,
including lacrosse, golf, tennis, softball, baseball and
track and field.
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Development News
Spotlight Co-Chairs Natalie & Jay Chason Embrace the BT Dream
sions Committee, and both the girls
basketball and lacrosse teams. Her
involvement in school is a reflection
of her feelings for BT. “I love it – it’s
like a family!” says Aly. “I love how
the teachers are always there to help
me; I feel comfortable to ask for
help.”
Natalie and Jay Chason’s BT connection started 24 years ago when
they chose Beth Tfiloh for their
wedding venue. “It had to be b’shert,
because now it would be virtually
impossible to book the Auditorium
for Labor Day weekend with four
months’ notice,” laughs Natalie.
When Mrs. Schorr requested a
Fast forward six years...when it
meeting with the Chasons earlier
was time for their oldest son, Eric
this year, they had no idea why.
‘10, to start school. The Chasons
“We knew that it couldn’t be for
enrolled Eric in Gan Aleph, and
SPOTLIGHT CO-CHAIRS Natalie and Jay Chason and their
disciplinary issues, as both our boys
once he started school, they “were
children, Eric ‘10, Max ‘12 and Aly ‘15.
had already graduated from the
so impressed with the entire Beth
Max, a sophomore at the University
school,” laughs Natalie. “When Mrs.
Tfiloh community that we decided
of Michigan, is majoring in biomolecular Schorr asked us to co-chair Spotlight,
to keep Eric there,” followed by their
science. His favorite BT memory hapother children, Max ’12 and Aly ‘15.
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“Beth Tfiloh has since provided our chil- pened during the Weiner Tournament,
dren with an environment in which they
could excel and we are very grateful for
SPOTLIGHT 2014
“Our children are our future that,” shares Jay.
When choosing a college, a Jewish population was important to both
Chason sons Eric and Max. Eric, who is
about to graduate from the University of
Michigan, plans to visit Israel with some
college friends this summer, before starting dental school at the University of
Maryland in the fall. Eric reflects fondly
upon his BT days. His favorite memory?
“Simply hanging out with my friends or
teachers,” says Eric. “Beth Tfiloh surrounded me with amazing people who
all influenced me to be the person I am
today.”
we understand the importance
of providing a Jewish day
school education to as many
children as possible.”
Natalie & Jay Chason
where both he and Aly won trophies.
“We were the only two to win that
award from BT that year,” shares Max.
Aly is the current High School Student Government Vice-President, as
well as a member of the student Admis-
Wednesday, June 11
7:30 pm
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Sanctuary
FEATURING: HUMAN NATURE
HONORING Annette & Jerome
Zimmerman
CO-CHAIRS: Natalie & Jay Chason
and Shelley & Robert Kaye
For ticket or event sponsorships, visit
www.bethtfiloh.com/spotlight
For more information, contact Itael
Toibman, Development Asst., at 410413-2233 or [email protected]
BLUE & WHITE SHABBAT - May 3rd
A Special Shabbat celebrating Israel’s Birthday
Services begin at 9 am (Sanctuary) and 9:30 am (Chapel); 9:30 am - B’nei Mitzvah Program
10 am - SHABBAT COFFEE CLUB with kid-friendly snacks (Rynd Family Room)
10:30 am - Parents & children invited to the FAMILY MEZZANINE in the Sanctuary
Torah Procession and ISRAEL PARADE for Children followed by KID CONG &
PRESCHOOL COOKIE MINYAN - ISRAELI BANDANAS will be given to all children
Special presentation to our HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
Performance by our High School A Capella Group, KOLENU
ISRAELI KIDDUSH LUNCH following services
Wear BLUE and WHITE! Join us and show your love for Israel!
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SHAVUOT at BT
The Commandments
JUNE 3-5, 2014
Bring your entire family and join us for an inspiring Yom Tov celebrating the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.
Tuesday Evening, June 3: Tikun Leil Shavuot: Usher in Shavuot with a traditional night of learning.
RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG: “The Commandments: Which are the Most Important?”
7:30 pm / Epstein Chapel
CHILDREN’S TORAH STUDY WITH RABBI POSNER
7:30 pm / Tuvin Library
MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel
RABBI JONATHAN GROSS: “Noach: The Book, The Movie, and the Seven Noahide Laws”
8:30 pm / Epstein Chapel
MAARIV - 9 pm / Epstein Chapel
Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg
YOUTH
SERVICES
* SHAVUOT DAIRY DINNER (Register at bethtfiloh.com/shavuot)
9:20 pm / Auditorium
Both days of Shavuot
RABBI CHAI POSNER: “Mitzvah: Good Deed or Commandment”
10:30 pm / Epstein Chapel
Teen Minyan
9:32 am
MS Minyan
10 am
Wednesday, June 4: 1st Day of Shavuot
Rabbi Chai Posner
Babysitting
10 am
SHACHARIT - 9 am / Combined Service in Sanctuary
Installation of Officers • Congregational Kiddush
Kid Cong
10 am
MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel
MAARIV - 8:40 pm / Epstein Chapel
PS Cookie Minyan
10:45 am
Thursday, June 5: 2nd Day of Shavuot
Rabbi Jonathan Gross
SHACHARIT
9 am /Dahan Sanctuary • 9:30 am / Epstein Chapel • Yizkor Service
* FAMILY LUNCH & LEARN (Register at bethtfiloh.com/shavuot)
1-3 pm: Join us for lunch and classes with special children’s Shavuot programming
MINCHA - 8:15 pm / Epstein Chapel
MAARIV - 9:10 pm / Epstein Chapel
410-413-2321 • www.BethTfiloh.com
Celebrating the Joy of Judaism,
Embracing All Jews
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* Pre-registration required - Register at bethtfiloh.com/shavuot.
Sponsored by: The Mercaz Dahan
Center for Jewish Life and Learning
& The Beth Tfiloh Youth Center
BETH TFILOH BULLETIN
Spotlight Co-Chairs
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we were totally shocked and extremely
honored. We know how Mrs. Schorr
puts her heart and soul into Beth Tfiloh,
and who could say “no” to her?”
“We are grateful for all that Beth
Tfiloh has done for our family, and we
appreciate how fortunate we have been
to be able to send our children here,” expresses Jay. “We would like to help give
other children the same opportunity.”
“One of the most significant strengths
of Beth Tfiloh School is its diversity of
Jewish students,” says Jay. “Having a
student body comprised of Orthodox,
Conservative and Reform Jews enabled
our children to get a more encompassing
perspective.” It’s that cohesive community that makes BT so special, and is,
according to the Chasons, one of BT’s
greatest strengths. “Beth Tfiloh – both
the School and the Congregation – is
very welcoming, and offers opportunities for everyone to get involved.” And
that community is especially good at
taking care of its members. “Yad b’Yad is
a great example of this!” Natalie comments.
The Chason children are very proud
of their parents for taking on this vital
leadership role. Says Eric, “I know my
parents will do an excellent job and I am
happy for both of them, as they have
the opportunity to give back to a school
that means so much to our family.”
Aly conveys the importance of this
role. “There are so many people who
need financial assistance, and they
should be able to receive it. It’s very
valuable for students to get a Jewish education, [which makes] this event very
important,” said Aly.
Natalie and Jay agree with their
daughter completely. It’s not just BT’s
Scholarship Fund on the line here… it’s
Jewish continuity itself that is at stake.
“Our children are our future – we understand the importance of providing a
Jewish day school education to as many
children as possible to help perpetuate
the Jewish religion.”
MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to
our Congregation & School
In Memory of:
RAY NACHLAS BECKER
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor of:
Jacqueline Becker, on receiving her doctorate in
physical therapy, by Walter Becker and Family.
Walter Becker, on his daughter, Jacqueline
Joy Becker receiving her doctorate in physical
therapy, by Gert and Alvan Schunick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ahron Rosenfeld, on their son,
Akiva, grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew N.
Becker and great-grandson of Walter Becker,
becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by Walter Becker and
family.
Harriet Glazer, by Esther and Brian Finglass,
Sylvia Tulkoff
Arnold Plant, by the Locke family, Hersh
Pachino, Sherri and Neil Sweren, the Trattner
family
Lillian Rose, by Judy and Marty Mintz.
BROTHERHOOD S. HAROLD COHEN
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor of:
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Brenda
and Frank Boches.
In Memory of:
PAUL BURMAN HOSPITALITY FUND
Louis Pretsfelder, by Walter Becker.
In Honor of:
LARRAINE BERNSTEIN & KEN
HORNSTEIN FAMILY
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Anita and Stanley Langbaum, on their 70th
anniversary, by Deborah and Gerald Langbaum.
In Memory of:
DIAMOND FAMILY
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Jacob Hornstein, by Ellen Gillette.
In Memory of:
BETH TFILOH DAHAN
COMMUNITY SCHOOL
To commemorate the yahrzeit of her beloved
mother, Anne Hirschhorn Sokol by Dr. Liebe
Diamond.
In Honor of:
Kira and Jeremy Goldman, on their daughter,
Gabrielle, becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Cheri and
David Hurwitz and family.
Myra and Arnold Schaftel, on the birth of their
great-granddaughter, Blake, by Adele and Jerry
Sidle.
Rabbi Chaim and Malky Wecker, in appreciation
of their hospitality, by Florence Brill.
SAMUEL AND SIDNEY EPSTEIN
CHAPEL FUND
In Honor of:
Susan and Scott Yurow, on the birth of their
granddaughter, Blake Olivia Suter, by Rona Lewis.
JEROME AND RHEDA FADER
CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of:
In Memory of:
Harriet Glazer, by Shirley and Irv Littman.
Sylvia Grosshandler, by Amy, Wayne, Sammi and
Justin Seidman
Arnold Plant, by Cheri, David, Lindsay, Hallie,
and Jared Hurwitz.
Faiga Samuel, by Cheri and David Hurwitz and
family.
Charlotte Fox, by Judy and Steven Fader.
BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY
SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor of:
Lisa and Steve Attman, on the marriage of their
son, Michael, by Janet and Gil Feinberg.
Mildred Shapiro Bashevkin, on her special
birthday, by Lilly and Isidor Mayer.
Kira and Jeremy Goldman, on their daughter,
Gabrielle, becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Irene and
Robert Russel.
Allison Magat, on her upcoming role as President
of the School Board of Trustees, by Carol Sevel.
Anne Pfeffer, on her granddaughter, Gabrielle
Goldman, becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Eva and
David Engles.
Susan and Scott Yurow, on the birth of their
granddaughter, Blake Olivia, by Joyce and Marty
Grand.
GENERAL FUND
In Honor of:
A donation was made in honor of their Aliyah, by
Emma and Jacob Exler.
A generous donation was made by Ada
Goldenberg.
Helen and Jerry Gordon, in appreciation, by
Linda and Louis Katzner.
Anne Pfeffer, on her granddaughter, Gabrielle
Goldman becoming a Bat Mitzvah, by Anita and
Jeffrey Knisbacher.
Rabbi Chai Posner, in appreciation, by Arlene
Fleischmann and family.
Rabbi Chai Posner, in appreciation, by Linda and
Louis Katzner.
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Linda
and Rick Esterson, Grace Faber, William Jacobs,
Joyce and Mose Ottenheimer, II.
Rabbi Chaim Wecker, in appreciation, by Arlene
Fleischmann and family.
In Memory of:
William Bricker, by Stephen Goldklang, Barb and
Will Lehrer, Tillye Sisgold.
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BETH TFILOH BULLETIN
Charlotte Fox, by the Arlington Park
Condominium, Sheila and Len Simons and family,
Heidi and Lee Zerivitz.
Harriet Glazer, by Mildred Berman and Amy
Jackson, David and Ruth Naftaly, Rosalie and
Malcolm Renbaum.
Willard Hackerman, by Marsha and Victor
Epstein, Morris Levy.
Harriet Posner, by Marla Taxin.
Elma Rombro, by Sandra and Richard Block,
Glenda and David Minkin.
Adele Schwartz, by Esther and Robert Glickman.
SONIA AND STANLEY GOLDBERG
ADOPT-A-CHILD FUND
In Memory of:
Harriet Glazer, by Sonia and Stanley Goldberg.
Arnold Plant, by Dawn and Glenn Goldberg.
MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
NELSON NEUMAN FAMILY
KIDDUSH FUND
In Honor of:
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Ina and
Jeffrey Legum.
PRAYER BOOK FUND
In Honor of:
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Dorothy
and Aaron Donner.
In Memory of:
Harriet Posner, by Marge and Roy Deutschman,
Dorothy and Aaron Donner.
Adele Schwartz, by Dorothy and Aaron Donner.
William Tannenbaum, by Debra and Howard
Birenbaum.
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Memory of:
Larry Woolfson, by Linda Barron.
RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG
BOOK FUND
In Honor of:
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Anita and
Kenneth Baum, Blanche and Melvin Bernstein.
Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, in appreciation, by
Arlene Fleischmann and family.
YAD B’YAD FUND
In Memory of:
Ann Sheehan, by Martha, Joel, and Danny Gross.
Mazel Tov
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We extend a Mazel Tov to the following members:
GRANDPARENTS’ CIRCLE OF BOOKS
In Honor of:
In Memory of:
ALAN J. KARLIN CHATAN TORAH
HONOR FUND
Minnie and Irving Hyatt, on their 65th wedding
anniversary, by Sylvia and Ed Schecter.
Menachem Price becoming a Bar Mitzvah, by his
grandparents, Anita and Jeffrey Knishbacher.
Alvin Tamres, on his 100th birthday, by Marlyn
and Herbert Seidman.
In Honor of:
Speedy Recovery to:
Condolences
June Karlin, in appreciation of their friendship, by
Helen and Jerry Gordon.
Carole Sibel, by Myrna and Morton Goldberg.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the following members:
In Memory of:
Speedy Recovery to:
William Bricker, by Susan and Elliott Weiner.
Harriet Glazer, by Jessica and Michael Bronfein.
To Anton Samuel and Isaac Samuel on the loss of
their mother, Faiga Samuel.
Adele Schwartz, by Barbara and Milton Stern and
family.
June Karlin, by Janet and Gil Feinberg, Brenda and
Irwin Nudelman.
In Memory of:
Phyllis Margolius, by June Karlin, Stanley Karlin.
LAWRENCE M. KATZ ISRAEL TRIP FUND
In Honor of:
Ron Lipman, on his special birthday, by Ann and
Saul Offit.
In Memory of:
Harriet Glazer, by Ann and Saul Offit.
ANN NEUMANN LIBOV
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Speedy Recovery to:
June Karlin, by Robin and Mark Neumann.
THE MERCAZ DAHAN CENTER FOR
JEWISH LIFE AND LEARNING
In Honor of:
Carol and Sheldon Glusman, on their anniversary,
by Andrea and Dan Green.
In Memory of:
Ely Dahan, by Norman E. LaCholter.
Ann Neumann Libov, by Norman E. LaCholter.
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KATARINA SAMUEL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of:
Faiga Samuel, by Rabbi Binyomin Field, Laurie
and Michael Kott, Wendy Smith.
MILTON AND RAE SAMUELSON
MEMORIAL FUND
In Memory of:
Harriet Glazer, by Phyllis Kolodner.
Bernice Rubin, by Barbara and Steve Samuelson
and family and Ellyn and David Dannenbaum and
family
SISTERHOOD
GIFT FUND
In Honor of:
Anita and Jeffrey
Knisbacher, on their
grandson, Menachem
Binyomin, becoming a Bar
Mitzvah, by Donna and
Calvin Belsky.
Ina and Jeffrey Legum,
on their grandson, Evan
Schwartz, becoming
a Bar Mitzvah, and on
their special birthdays,
by Brenda and Frank
Boches, Sallie and Harold
Goldberg.
To Esther (Eppie) and Leonard Herman on their
71st wedding anniversary.
To Sarah and Joel Sunshine on the birth of their
son, and to the grandparents, Drs. Rachel and
Henry Brem.
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Shabbat Kiddush Sponsors
We gratefully appreciate the generosity of the following
individuals for their sponsorship of the weekly Shabbat
morning Kiddush:
MARCH 22 - Sharon and Harvey Grutman in
honor of their daughter, Hailey Morgan Grutman,
becoming a Bat Mitzvah.
MARCH 29 - Kira and Jeremy Goldman in honor
of their daughter, Gabrielle Goldman, becoming a
Bat Mitzvah.
APRIL 5 - Ilene and Sol Schwartz, Laurie and
Jason Sklar, and Sherri and Gary Kassimir in
honor of Evan Schwartz becoming a Bar Mitzvah
and in honor of the 75th birthdays of Ina and
Jeffrey Legum.
BETH TFILOH BULLETIN
Seudah Shelishit Sponsors
We gratefully appreciate the generosity of the following
sponsors of the weekly Shabbat afternoon Seudah Shelishit:
MARCH 22 - on the occasion of the yahrzeit of
our dear mothers, Lillian Goldberg and Anne Fox,
by their Children.
Pesach Sponsors
The SIYUM for the First Born on Monday, April
14 was sponsored in memory of Abraham Lichter
(Avraham B’r Eleazer Zvi) and Julius W. Lichter
(Yehuda Zev b’r Avraham) by Paul Lichter and
Steven Lichter, Abraham’s first born grandson and
first born great-grandson, and Julius’ first born son
and first born grandson.
Memorial Plaques
Memorial Plaques have been purchased in memory of the
following:
William Glasser
Eunice C. Kohn
Simcha Plaques
Simcha Plaques have been purchased in honor of the
following:
Anita and Jeffrey Knisbacher in honor of their
grandson, Menachem Binyamin Price becoming a
Bar Mitzvah, by Rosanne and Keith Ehrlich, Eva
and David Engles, Roselyn and Irv Kalb, Rosalie
and Jerry Klotzman, Judy and Carl Werner.
MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
Stephen Katz, by Roberta and Ronald Katz
Isidor Kay, by Linda Bergofsky
Steven Kaye, by Robert Kaye
Azariah Kierson, by Merle and Richard Kierson
Bessie Kobernick, by Zenia Billian
Sol Klein, by Robert Klein
Morris Kovens, by Faye Adler
Marilyn Bolten Krupsaw, by Bruce Bolten
Judah Landau, by Rosann Ehrlich
Sarah Landau, by Rosann Ehrlich
Sarah Lander, by Susan Schechman
Sarah Lattin, by Lottie Lattin
Henry Lesser, by Esta Lee Lesser
Ronald Lessing, by Gloria Lessing
Rose J. Levin, by Sally and Melvin Thomas
Sylvan Levin, by Sally and Melvin Thomas
Abraham Lichter, by Samuel Lichter
Lilly Lozinsky, by Benjamin Weinstein
Max Meyerowitz, by Barbara Aarons
Ida Minkove, by Darryl Garfinkel
Chaya Moskowitz, by Doris Rombro
Yaakov Moskowitz, by Doris Rombro
Betty Myerberg, by Denise Snyder
Rachel Jill Myones, by Betty Zilber
Leslie Larry Pototsky, by Ronald Pototsky
Sylvia Pristoop, by Allan Pristoop
Leonid Raikhels, by Ineza Chikvashvili
Abram Ratner, by Mira A. Fradlin, Isaac A. Ratner
Ruben Rider, by Henry Rider
Eliza Ring, by Elsa Kramer
Fannye G. Robbins, by Solomon Robbins
Gertrude B. Robinson, by Marlyn Seidman
Toby Rosen, by Esther Gross
Margaret Naftaly Rosenberg, David Naftaly
Idah L. Rosenblatt, by Ted Chernak
Viola Roston, by Helene Miller
David Rozenel, by Samuel Rozenel
Ruth Rubenstein, by Jeane Sweren
Stephen George Rund, by Devorah Brooks
Roy Sager, by Mindy Dickler
Herbert Sandler, by Alan Sandler
Lisette Scheuer, by Morton Libov
Morris Schlachman, by Sidney Schlachman
William Schulman, by Sue Rayman
Dorothy Schweitzer, by Toby Martin
Manus B. Sellman, by Betty Caplan
Rebecca (Betty) Silbert, by Suzanne Fox, Brenda
Nudelman
Sarah Simpson, by Charlene Schimberg
Harry Smulson, by Beverly Rashbaum
Minnie Sobkov, by Ruth Sobkov Macklin
Joseph Strassler, by Howard Strassler
Joseph Sweren, by Jeane Sweren
Lena Tulkoff, by Sylvia Tulkoff
Jane Velder, by Eli Velder
Samuel Weinfeld, by Gilda Weinfeld.
Harold Wolff, by Lois Sigman
Daniel Woolfson, by Martin Woolfson
Goldye Yudin, by Henne and Harvey Rapkin
Julius Yudin, by Henne and Harvey Rapkin
Hyman Zemel, by Harry and Steve Zemel
Abraham I. Zimmerman, by Jerome Zimmerman
Isidor Zinreich, by Simion James Zinreich
Thank you for the many calls,
contributions and prayers during my
recent hospitalization and recovery
at home. Your kindness and
thoughtfulness is most appreciated.
-Joe Waranch
Yahrzeit Contributions
Nancy Asch, by Karen Glazer
Jacob Becker, by Minnie Hyatt
Moris Benus, by Jacob Benus
Paul Bondy, by Irving Hyatt
Dorothy Caplan, by Shirley Miller
David Cheslock, by Velma and Jack Cheslock
Joseph Chikvashvili, by David Chikvashvili, Rafael
Chikvashvili
Simon Coplin, by Mark Coplin
Samuel M. Creeger, by Gertrude Schunick
Sylvia Diener, by Ronald Diener
Sadye Eberlin, by Cheryl and Mark Rosenfeld
Nathan Eisbruch, by Reba Sapperstein
Charles Erkes, by Shirley Miller
Bernard Freeman, by Reta Freeman
Anne Fox, by David Fox, William Fox
Lillie Friedman, by Gloria Greenspun
Benjamin Gendason, by Herbert Gendason
Rose Wolfe Geshekter, by Charles Geshekter and
Ruth Geshekter Millward
Anna R. Ginsberg, by Ted Chernak
Anne Gitomer, by James Gitomer
Rose Goldberg, by Jerome Zimmerman
Nesya Goldman, by Jane Feldman
Seymour Goodman, by Jeanette Goodman
Jeri Alisa Gordon, by Jacqueline and Paul Gordon
Nathan Charles Greenblatt, by Marcia Leavey
Al Gross, by Esther Gross
Morris Grossman, by Sylvia Tulkoff
Helen Haas, by Maureen Davidov, Stanley Haas
Joseph Harris, by Janice Bolten
Samuel Hendin, by Barbara Rosenthal
Emanuel Katz, by Sharon Benus
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BETH TFILOH BULLETIN
MAY 2014 A IYAR 5774
BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus
3300 Old Court Road / Baltimore, MD 21208
Non-Profit Org
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 1262
Baltimore, MD
BETH T FILOH
Synagogue Office 410-486-1900
Fax410-653-0603
Schedule of Services
Dial 6, 2
Information Hotline
410-413-2345
[email protected] • www.BethTfiloh.com
Beth Tfiloh Congregation
Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg Ext. 215
Hazzan Avraham Albrecht Ext. 212
Rabbi Chai Posner Ext. 219
Rabbi Elliot Kaplowitz Ext. 213
Rabbi Chaim Wecker, Ritual Director Ext. 218
Michael Friedman, President
Mark Smolarz, Board Chairman
Eve Kresin Steinberg, Executive Director Ext. 251
Patti Chandler, Chief Financial Officer Ext. 210
Celebrating the Joy of Judaism
Embracing all Jews
Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School
Switchboard: 410-486-1905
Zipora Schorr, Director of Education Ext 305
Thomas Moran, President, Board of Trustees
Rabbi Aaron Frank, HS Principal Ext. 402
Rabbi Yehuda Oratz, MS Principal Ext. 407
Nina Wand, LS Principal Ext. 508
Melissa Lebowitz, PreSchool Director Ext 303
Brian Singer, Hebrew School Coordinator Ext 523
Laurie Kott, Director of Admission Ext. 308
Harriet Rosen, School Administrator Ext. 310
Joan Feldman, Director of Communications Ext. 312
Mandi Miller, Development Director Ext. 399
Beth Tfiloh Youth Center Ext. 220
Local participating restaurants to date:
Accents Grill, Cocoaccinos, David Chu's
China Bistro, Eden Cafe, USpoon
View website: ae4i.org
Cherie Brownstein, Youth Director
MERCAZ DAHAN CENTER
FOR JEWISH LIFE AND LEARNING
Sandy Vogel, Director Ext. 306
Shelley Kaye and Anne Pfeffer, Co-Chairs
Beth Tfiloh Camps
410-517-3451
David Schimmel, Director
Michael Sachs, Chair
Join us in celebrating our 10th year!
On Wednesday, May 7th, 2014
you can help feed Israel’s needy.
And all you have to do is EAT!
On Wednesday, May 7th, 2014 restaurants across the United States
and Canada will join together in donating 10% of their gross revenue to American Friends of Meir Panim (AFMP). AFMP is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to supporting programs in Israel that provide daily hot, nourishing meals and social services to children and
adults across Israel and from all backgrounds including Holocaust
survivors, victims of terror and new immigrants. This innovative
project is now in its tenth year! Initiated by students of Yeshivat
Rambam of Baltimore, it is now spearheaded by students of Beth
Tfiloh Dahan Community School. Students across North America
are collaborating in this effort. Through their dedication the program has grown from a local initiative to an international success.
More than 100 kosher restaurants participated last year. With your
help, this year will be the best yet!
Membership Committee
Ext. 244
Holly Venick, Membership Coordinator
Ken Hornstein, Chair
Beth Tfiloh Cemetery
Wendy Farley, Cemetery Coordinator Ext. 241
Morris Segall, Chair
Parent Association Ext. 314
Becky Brenner & Emily Levin, Co-Presidents
Brotherhood Ext. 238
Charles Jay, President
Sisterhood Ext. 239
Marcia Leavey & Hilda Yankelov, Co-Presidents
Evelyn Gross & Shirley Miller, Gift Shop
Chesed Committee
Irv Hyatt, Chair
Roselyn Kalb, Sisterhood Chair
Bulletin
Joan Feldman, Director of Communications Ext. 312
Rina Goloskov, Communications & Social Media Specialist Ext. 369
Lori Bernstein, Graphic Designer/Communications Associate Ext. 216
Charlene Schimberg, Communications Associate Ext. 217
Donations may be made to: America Eats for Israel c/o Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School | 3300 Old Court Rd. | Baltimore, MD 21208
Email: [email protected] | Website: www.ae4i.org | Tel: 410.413.2221 | Fax: 410.653.7224
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