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1 recently participated in
the brief ceremony of affixing
a Mezzuzah on the doorpost of a
new home of a member of our con-
gregation. It was a most heart-
warming and meaningful occasion.
The youno family had only recent-
ly moved into the house and the
glow of its newness for them was
evident in many ways. And Dart
of the excitement of this new
venture for them was the placing
of this small symbol on the entry
to their home.

The ceremony for putting up
a Mezzuzah is a brief one, but
its symbolism is evident. It is
the first sign that one encoun-
ters as he enters that this is a
a Jewish home, that the sanctity
of family life which Our religion
teactes is to be fOund herein,
trat that involvement and parti—
cipation in Judaism is part of
this family's way of living,
that God is reflected in their
personal lives.

We have a tendency today
to down grade rituals and symbols
in religion and to overlook the
symbolic meaning they ought to
have for us. A little metal cab—
sole with a Biblical verse in it
can mean very little - or it can
indicate a great deal; we can
poo-poo it as a silly supersti-

tion, or we can permit it to be a

constant reminder of the ideals
which are part of the brief
prayer which is said when we af-
fix it — “Praised be Thou, O
Lord, Cur God, king of the
Universe, ”ho has sanctified us
by His commandment and hidden

us affix the Mezzuzah.“ ”ow many
of us, With Mezzuzahs on our
doors, have a sense of sanctity

within our homes? How many of us

are reminded of the meaning of

this symbol each time we enter or

leave our homes? We ought to

give this ever—present symbol

some thought each time we pass
it.

William J. Leffler
Rabbi

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 North Ashland Avenue
Lexxngton, Kentucky 40502

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11091333595955

Friday, January 9, 1970

Mrs. ”orris Brazin
Mrs. Sidney Ring
Mrs. ‘ieo Bind

YAHRZEIT 5‘

Nathan Effron

Dr. J. M. Fine
Thomas Hamburg
Benjamin Lewis
Bess Marchel
Edward R. “arkhoff
Samuel Moskowitz
Richard Rozen
Sanford Rubin
George Salmon
Marie Salmon
Fannie B. Winters

START THIS FRIDAY IN MAKING
FRIDAY NIGHT TEMPLE NIGHT.

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U. S. POSTAGE

PAID

Lexington. Ky.

Permit No 67

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

TEMPLE AOATH ISRAEL
RABBI'S SPECIAL FUND

This fund was authorized by

vrur board ‘0 facilitate our Pabbi'c
attendant at the CCAR Annual Meet—

ing i" 'erusalem in Marct.

So far we wish to thank:

Mrs. David Bolotin
Mrs. .harles Schwartz
Mrs. Stanley Scher
Mrs. Stanley Pose
Mrs. Harry M. Miller
Mrs. Kurt Norton

Mrs. Ben Roos

Mrs. Sherman Miller
Mrs. Herman Straus
Mrs. Herbert Liebman

Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.

’O‘QQOMQOQOQQQOFX

Contributions should be
mailed to: Harry M. Miller
512 Clinton Road
Lexington, Ky. ”0502

memos

January

2 Worship Services
6 Temple Board Meeting
9 Worship Services
11 TYG Breakfast
11 TYG Meeting
16 Worship Services
with Mr. Lawrence Gichner
8:00
18 Jewish Community Forum
with Herbert Tarr at
Ohavay Zion Synagogue 8:00 P
21 Sisterhood Meeting 12:30
23 Worship Services honoring
long time member 8:00
25 TYG Meeting 5:30
30 TYG Sabbath Service 8:00

DELIGIOUS SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING
January 7, 1970
8:00 P.M.
TEMPLE LIBRARY

The Temple BULLETIN

LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY
Janua012,l970

11HKPLE AIMKTI! “BLAEL
VOL37 No.14

5730

197D

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9,1970 8:00 P.M.

Rabbi William J. Leffler will conduct services
Mrs. Morris Brazin will kindle the Sabbath Candles
Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following worship services

Sermon — What’s In a Name?

Synopsis - We speak of God and the Lord, but
what are we trying to say?

. FertuCky

‘. Miller
a ‘v‘an‘ip ~azian

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QEWISH COMMUNITY ﬂSSﬂCIAllON FORUM

Tickets are now on sale For the
1970 Forum Series sponsored by the
Jewish Community Association. The
program has been set as follows:

Sunday, January 18 — Herbert Tarr,
author of two Bestsellers, The
Conversion of Chaplain Cohen and
ﬂgayen Help Us.

February 15, Mark Olf, guitarist
and folk singer, special afternoon
performance for children, admitted
free if parents are ticket holders,
others 50¢. An evening program
will be held for adults.

March 29, Martin Bard, “Black Bread
and Onions,” dramatic renderings
into English of stories by the was-
ters of Yiddish literature.

Time and place are printed on
the tickets to be sold for 35.00
per person for the series with a
special price of $2.50 for students,

patron tickets are $25 up per couple.

Tickets may be purchased by calling
272—1674, Mrs. Steven Call or Mr.
Ted Friedman at night, 266—5321, or
by mail from Mr. Ted Friedman,

307 Lakeshore Drive, Lexington
40502. Please make checks payable
to the Jewish Conmunity Association
Forum

“Sistei-hood ;-

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aedeirc

-anuar. f“,

b¥¥ﬁﬂi

Miss Dorothy Berlin are “itctell
iiin‘

Gail January 18, .

IWSTELD CF Si'll" ““EFTlhﬂ (CFVS

A wondertul instead is sending
Uniongrams.

Call Marilyn Lieber
266—12A0

F'ur next Sisterhood meeting
will be ‘anuary 21, 1970 at 12:“0
and will feature our own dﬂYhT
BﬂlCTlT who will oive a program
ohﬂiewish Lrt. included in the
program will be slides of the Marc
Chagall windows in Jerusalem. You
must Le present for this wonderful
and informative program but don‘?
forget to call in for your reser-
vations with:

Mrs. william Posenthal
266—1382

Mrs. Palph Shahetai
277—8374

And do plan to comel

REMEMBERSSTERHOODFUNDS

’wish to thank all those who sent

ltlﬁl.l(;l()l's S(:ll(i()l. 7NIC\\ S
Cnce again we are having a contest in our Religious School — this
year beginning with the third grade and up. it is hoped that every
student will enter. Topics are:

i — Drawing with short essay on one of the Holidays.
Hareiwork or some aspect of the Tewish life cycle

randiuork dealing with ar etriﬁal rrnhlem.

. FF lWWC’fP'S ilTCPVFWC“ between

‘actice ard its change

it any).

in a- ii_ pi “_ 6‘ similaritv between Judaism
and ‘nristiahitm
1r essax on tie s‘;f:. n.a_ Tt Veans to ie a Iew”
“teat ClO‘ES ‘undax. “av 3rd. Finners will be announced May 17th.
‘i7es of exciting Books on Cudaism will be awarded.

***+a ************X**

”lasaes commenCe aoain on Sunday, Canuarv A. "lease be certain
/our youngster is present and on tipe. Demenber, classes start at
" l” and stud nts *lould he ir their roons at t‘at time.

n anuarv 1“, ‘*e Eighth trade will nave a special session at
4:3” 7.” at wiich timr they will meet witr Mr. Lawrence F. Cichner.
“e will 'resent an illustrated talk on the history of the Jews in
¢"wrica. ll rep er\ 0‘ the class are expected to attend. Sabbath
dinner «ill be served tor tie class and their Families at 6:00 in
the Vestry.

PIEBFUEVV SCHiCDCDL
... ‘r. R hrs. ‘evnour ”osko—
‘lltz 0” tbf marriage 0f their January 15th. Vacation until
daughter, ancv, to ”r. Pobert that time.
Fosenhlum. The couple will he »
living in Bloomington, Indiana .. .
at e““ ‘rith Poad Fnt. H-S “VF-5jf5

Febrew classes resume

ﬁoel Broida, son-in—law of

TH wk y,.w‘.. rr. x Mrs. ‘d Nides

We wish to thank hr. and Mrs.
evnour l~‘osk_O\-iitz for the do—
nation of the beautiful Pulpit
Curtain in honor of the marriage
of their daughter, Fancy.

l“rs. Tessie levine. mother of
ﬁvram Levine.

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M d 'Y‘ Obpr‘t 0 (3n U{ n H .0 ,‘ 3rd nppt‘lnu

January 6. 1070
Temple library
9:‘D P N

Uniongrams to them on the occasion
0‘ their marriage.

Np. ELWPEHCE GICHNFP l0 SPFAV

' iii cm; @1269

Mr. lawrence Gichner, ct hash—
ipgton, D.C. will present an illus—
trated talk to the congregation
after our worship on January 16th.
his topic will be “These Are Cur
People — The Story of the Jew in
ﬂmerica.” Ir. Gichner started as a
youngster to hitch—hike with a knap«
sack on his back and a camera in
his hand about the United States to
learn what this country and its
people were like. Tiday he searches
the dust ladened attics of the

‘world‘s out of the way places for

art objects, old maps and rare books
which he brings back for the Library
of Congress, the Smithsonian Insti-
tute and other leading museums in
America.

Combining pleasure with more
pleasure, he records wherever he
goes the activities of the Pewish
people with his ever-ready camera.
A constantly increasing circle of
eager audiences await the report of
each new exploit.

His presentations are warm, in—
timate and exceedingly informative.
They are full of surprises and firy
inspiration.

t‘ Sroup meeting on Sunday,
aruary 11, 1972 at 12:”“

”ref at Temple — LC BUSINESS -
it; E“” at the Bowling Lanesll

All . »bers be at Temple at

em
9:15 £,N. Sunday. January 11 —
l lp

ie with the Breakfast for

the Congregation.

brunch with Rabbi Samuelson was
inspiring and enlightening -
and the menu was delicious
due to great cooking and tre-
mendous efforts of Rabbi Leffler
and Jack Miller. Special
thanks to them for a great
menu. THANVSI

LOX & BAGEL BREAKFAST
REAL LOX «WITH CREAM
CHEESE and TRUE BAGELS

Sunday, ‘anuary 11, 1970
8:55 - 10:70 A.N.
BARGAIN PRICE — 89C
With Coffee

Prepared and Served by Your
Temple Youth Group

,1,, . J,Avs____1

PARENTS — Sign up your talented
children for the GALA TYG
Talent Show to be held on
February 8, 1970 at 4:00 P.F.

Everybody come — ANY TALENT
ALL TALENT - TALENT — TALENT

IMPOR TA NT:

Because of the inclement weather
of last Tuesday evening, the Board
meeting was postponed until next
Tuesday, January 13, 1970 in the
Temple library at 8:00 P.F. Members
of the Board, please keep this in
mind.

CONGRATULATIONS

...Th Nr. & Mrs. Stuart
Lowenthal on the birth of
their daughter, Amy, on

December 30, 1969.

Vith this issue of the Temple
Bulletin, we shall begin to print
for you the text of some of the
resolutions passed at the recent
NARC Biennial in Miami Beach.

This is being done so that you may
know exactly what it is that your
Union is concerned about and on
what it has publicly spoken out:

THE UAHC_ISRAEL PROGRAM

We call upon our congregations
fully to cooperate with the UAHC
Committee on Israel by implementing
the resolution of the 1967 Biennial
Assembly authorizing that national
committee to solicit from the en—
tire constituency of American Re-
form Judaism, as a voluntary offer-
ing, $1.00 per year, oer person,
man, woman and child, for the de—
veolpment and support of Reform
Judaism and its institutions in
Israel.

Further, we call upon each of our
congregations to establish an ac—
tive and effective Israel Committee
whose primary purposes shall be:

1. The encouragement and ad—
vancement of the cause of Progres-
sive Judaism in Israel in coopera-
tion with the World Union for
Progressive Judaism.

2. The education of congrega—
tional members and the members of
the community at large on issues,
both general and specific, affec-
ting Israel.

3. The promotion of visits and
extended learning experiences in
Israel for the congregations‘ mem-
bers of all ages, for the leaders
of the congregations, both lay and
rabbinic, and for the educators
and teachers; all in cooperation
where possible, with the UAHC's
multi—faceted programs on behalf
of Israel.

4. The translation of the unique
Jewish values and creative spirit
of Israel into the spiritual, ed-
ucational and cultural programs of
the synagogue.

Further, we urge the World Union
for Progressive Judaism and its
branches throughout the world con-
tinuously to press for the elimi-
nation of the discriminatory
barriers against non-Orthodox
Judaism.

1E ~3th AUAYH :Ewia‘ti
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L9)“ Na K». 'xlliks’1/Jlﬂi‘la

REQUIRE: .iLQLE‘.‘ I LL

Friday.

Mrs. 'effrey Vessler
Mrs. Erle Levy
Mrs. Jerome Wurmser

——: YAHRZEIT

uilda Alter it:
Jennie toner
Abraham J. 'eihbero
Armand Hecht

Morris Ladmei

Ed Nickler

Louis Rosenstein
Robert Rosensteir
David Shraberc
Bertha Speyer'
Nannette Wile Strauss

January

TYG Breakfast 9:
TYG Meeting 1:?0
Temple Board Meeting 8:
Worship Services with
Mr. Lawrence Gichner 8:00
Jewish Commun ty Forum
with Herbert Tarr at
Ohavay Zion Synagogue8 00
21 Sisterhood Meeting 12:30
23 Worship Services honoring
long time member 8:00
25 TYG Meeting 5:30
30 TYG Sabbath Service 8:00

February

3 Temple Board Meeting 8:00

6 Worship Services 8:00

7 Bas Mitzvah 10:30
Leslie Lipton

8 TYG Talent Show 4:00

13 Worship Services 8:00

14 Bar Mitzvah 10:30
Samuel Marcus

Non Profit ihg
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PAID

lzxjnmon, Kv
'“l’fl,'.1 N

903831111131l .019
Rabbi: Feed

From Mr. & Mrs. Philip Eilenberg
in memory of their grandson, Ricky
Roren.

Fror flvcia and Bobby Rozen in
memory of their brother, Picky
Rozen.

From Mr. ° “rs. ”"rris Rozen in
memory of their son, Ricky Rozen.

Eror “r. & Mrs. Robert Rosenblum
in honor of their marriage.

Sisterhood Kitchen Remodelinngund

From Mr. 2 Mrs. William Rosenthal
in honor of the 80th Birthday of
Mrs. Edith Weil.

Free Pr. 3 Mrs. Yenneth Gerson
for the many good wishes they re—

ceived during Mrs. Gerson's illness.

Sisterhood Flower Fund

From Mr. 7 hrs. Harold B. Jacob—
son in memory of Anna Schwartz.

From Er. & Nrs. Arthur Lieber
in memory of Richard Balmer.

PROJECT FRIENDSHIP

Project Friendship will have a
pot—luck dinner, Sunday, January 18
at 5:30 P.M. at the Church of the
Good Shepherd. For information
call Jennifer Cook, 277—5242.

913 SICK

Mrs. Ceorge Paritz
. Jay Miller

: .u . .-..-

“No stream drives wheels with
luke-warm water". Harrison 1931
“Indifference is the only in—
fidelity I recognize“.

Zangwill 1892

The Temple BULLETIN

LE)(ﬂV(}11)Pi.KJHV11JCJCY
January 9, I970

TTHIPLE AHJA11I HHLAEL
V0L37 No.15

1971] - 573D

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1970 8:00 P.M.

Rabbi William J. Leffler will conduct services

Mrs. Jeffrey Kessler will kindle the Sabbath Candles

Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following worship services

Mr. Lawrence Gichner will present an
illustrated talk on the subject,
“These Are Our People - The Story
of the Jew in America."

LE ALAT‘H ISPAEL
Lexington, fei‘tuck;

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

This Sunday the Junior Assembly will see the film strip, “The Little

. Leffler
: harry V. "iller

Scher Secretavu
: v-p ‘.«, , , .

Peace 7716“ cage

The most regular, ““—00l00
aspects of our congregation are
Sabbath services. T'ere are those
who are religious in their attend—
ance and there are those who are
equally as religious in their nor—
attendance.

Pecause there are so many who
are in the latter group, T have
asked for a number of years now
that our Worship Committee be a
working committee — not just to
assign ushers and pulpit guest.
Honefully, Hrrman Wides, ttis year‘s
chairman, is going to pick up this
challenge and demand of his com-
mittee that it consider the full
scope of worship — what it is and
what it is not, what it can be,
and what it might be for us.

Worship can be a meaninoful ex~
perience for us. Some people con—
tinue to find that the Union Prayer
Book meets their needs. ”thers
find it inadequate. (or TYG mem-
bers go to OVFTY—toot and are
greatly moved by the worship ser—
vices there. Come congregations
are trying services with the use
of multi—media effects. The CCAR
is currently discussing a new
Union Prayer Book. All of these
activities are relevant to us,
though we may not agree with every
conclusion. But at least, we ought
to be aware and exposed to the
alternatives. Tf you would like
to work and contribute to the Wor-
ship Committee, let Norman know.

He will be reporting on his efforts
in this Bulletin.

Wllllam J. Léi‘l‘"
Dribbl

HEBREW SCHOOL

*ebrew School classes resume
tarv 18th at 3:30 P.N.

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JEWISH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FORUM

Tickets are now on sale for the
1970 Forum Series sponsored by the
Jewish Community Association. The
program has been set as follows:

Sunday, January 18 - Herbert Tarr,
author of two Bestsellers, The
Conversion of Chaplain Cohen and

February 15, Mark Olf, guitarist
and folk singer, special afternoon
performance for children, admitted
free if parents are ticket holders,
others 50¢. An evening program
will be held for adults.

March 29, Martin Bard, ”Black Bread
and Onions,” dramatic renderings
into English of stories by the mas—
ters of Yiddish literature.

Time and place are printed on
the tickets to be sold for $5.30
per person for the series with a

special price of 32.50 for students,
patron tickets are $25 up per couple.

Tickets may be purchased by calling
272—1674, Mrs. Steven Ball or Mr.
Ted Friedman at night. 266-5321, or
by mail from Vr. Ted Friedman,

307 Lakeshore Drive, Lexington
40502. Please make checks payable
to the Jewisn Community Association
Forum

Tractor Who Went to Israel“, in preparation for Tu B'Shevat and the
Senior Assembly will see the film strip, “Cigging for Buried Treasure”,
which deals with archeology and the Bible.

The Bible reading for January 14th is Ecclesiastes 3:1v8 and we shall
discuss the proper time for doing things.

‘ast week we announced this year‘s Religious School Contest topics.
This week the prizes — all books:

Grade 7 — Week in Hagar" World

Grade - lire Brand for Justice

Grade - Guides to the Jewish Festivals

Grade ? The New Israel Atlas

Grade ' Childhood Under Fire

Grade . The Jewish People

Grade My People by Abba Eban

Grade 0 The Jews in Their World by Ben Turion

Very shortly these prizes will be on diirlay in one of the cases
in the Vestry.

The 8th grade will meet with Mr. lawrence Gichner on January 16th
at 4:30 P.M. Letters have been sent out on this special session. All
students are expected to attend and parents - please return your cards
so that proper dinner arrangements can be made.

On January 25th the Confirmation Class will conduct worship services
at 11:20 A.M. Parents are invited. The same day, the kindergarten
will have an assembly program at 11:00 A.N.

There will be a Senior Assembly teachers‘ meeting on Sunday,
February 1st at noon. Please note and plan to attend.

lhe Confirmation Class will see the feature length film, ”Animal
Farm” on January 18 at 10:30. Adult members of the congregation are
cordially invited to attend this special showing also.

This past Sunday, Mrs. Weil's 3rd grade class celebrated her 80th
birthday with a party and a cake. Seen with her at her desk are, from
left to right, Debby Mandelstam, Loren Mayer, Barney Miller, Philip
Levy, Linda Wurmser (partly hidden), hrs. Weil, “itchell Gordon,
Michael Jacobson, Stacey Bloomfield and Edith Leffler.

Mrs. Weil received a pin in honor of the occasion and each of the
children also received gifts.

wHAT ~ lUWCPEPW

APTN - January 21. 197O

uni”? -Temhle Adath lsrael

iii.‘t mgr/5“ if".

th——-JAYNL BOLCTIN,
'ith a program of ”Jewish
art“, including slides of
the Chagall Windows in
lerusalew.

"Incidentallv, 'rs. “olotin"

no erv disrlay is currently on

exhiiition at Doctor’s Park.\

”eke reservations with

”rs. illiam Rosenthal
266-1382

Mrs. Palph Shahetai
277—8374

”THANK YOU HERMOINE"

We want to thank Mrs. Milton
Baer for her magnificent job of
hemming the tablecloths.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

We would like to thank the fol
lowing additional contributors to
the Temple Adath Israel Special
Rabbi's Fund.

in March —————— it‘s Israel and
the CCAR convention. Don't forget
to mail your check to me, 512 Clin-
ton Road (40502):

Vrs. Harold Baker
Mrs. “arold Fine
Mr. Mrs. James Frankel
Mr. . Vaurice Hymson

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8
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Dr. Y “.:. Martin Kaplan
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9
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Or.

Mr. Mrs. Dan Metzler
Dr. Mrs. Kenneth Gerson
Mr. “rs. Pave Paritz
Mr. Mrs. H 0. Jacobson
Mr. Mrs. “illiam Rosenthal
Mrs. “arney Miller
8 Mrs. “erschel Weil
Y lrs. “arnett Winters
pobert Lerner
9 lrs. ‘, My Miller
9 “rs. Fugene Straus
a Mrs. eonard Lerner
" Mrs. Martin Gebrow
Mrs. Abe Goldenberg
Mr. 8 Mrs. Tobert May
Mr. 9 Mrs. Harold Miller

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Mr. Lawrence Gichner, of Wash—
ington, D.C. will present an illus-
trated talk to the congregation
after our worship on January 16th.
His topic will be ”These Are Our
People - The Story of the Jew in
America.“ Er. Gichner started as a
youngster to hitch—hike with a knap»
sack on his back and a camera in
his hand about the United States to
learn what this country and its
people were like. Today he searches
the dust ladened attics of the
world's out of the way places for
art objects, old maps and rare book
which he brings back for the Librar
of Congress, the Smithsonian Insti-
tute and other leading museums in
America.

Combining pleasure with more
pleasure, he records wherever he
goes the activities of the Jewish
people with his ever-ready camera.
A constantly increasing circle of
eager audiences await the report of
each new exploit.

His presentations are warm, in-
timate and exceedingly informative.
They are full of surprises and firy
inspiration.

._ ____________ __
'I'O .‘\[.~1KI? .‘l FRIEND, HF ONE:
Thz’rr are [two [implr {n a Tr‘ﬂlﬂit’ —~ our
ﬁndx‘ 1'1 [ﬁrm/[v and Mr ur/izr (fl/11. liar/L
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.cz'lmzlion. 1/ i123 want a Temple :0 [it a

friendly Tc‘mph’, be friendly.

in the Bulletin we have tenor
to print for you the teyt 0’ some
of the reselution< patien at ﬁne
recent UﬁHC Biennial in “iari
Beach. This is beino done so that
you may know exactly what it is
t at your Union is concerned about
and on what it has publicly sooler
out:

The current menardf
ﬁmericar Placl cormun‘_

N9€r7

u o‘ ti» 2'

V ,. . les .al‘ :onnree
oatiols to redouble t‘ r"ort‘
in supnort o‘ those who 'BV” {err
exploited by our societ.. xna—
nooue nroorams supaortivr 0’ or—
prossed oeonles. the ra sinn o’
funds for minority groun use.
nressure upon our Government For
massive action, ir~ vehicles that
we must employ to heal tte deep
wounds inflicted.

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as this P“ arc'nly reioms the blushxij: f’ i
sel - "Who deprlver‘l Adam of a n: l
lieu thereof gave him a lovmg, lovely or
eTalmud

Whose walketh m haughty prlde repels tne
presence of God.

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n“ ndiana ~oU‘tmde 0t lndianapolis 2.: >‘ I*‘ '1 : '“i’ I ~. Max Be n library Fund

Junior Camp — Boys 8 Girls

From Mr. 3 ”rs. Sieg Bing in
Grades 4—9

honor of the 80th Birthday of Mrs.
. Edith Neil {To be used for the
i. i _ . _ .
‘Uglageggmgoi’séggqul July 10 purpose of purchaSing a new book
Junior Camp ll, July 12- case.l

August 7, ﬂ weeks for $360.00
Combined Sessions ’ June 21.. old and r! Sinner, and l worth:

August 7 ’ 7 weeks {Or m. :h to ’he like a good, .lprlg t
$600 00 . . - Why do you worm about d i
' . :an upright low.) Better live like one,

and you'll die llkF) one I ” the rabbi ansv. erm.

; to a ranhi and Salili “Help Rabbl «VS Fund

From Barbara Gay Hymson in honor
of the 80th Birthday of Mrs.
Edith Neil.
Avodah Camp, t’or 10th graders only
June 21—August 7, 7 weeks for $400 Qisterhood ElPEEI,Fund

From Mr. X Frs. David Paritz in

Pre—Confirmation Kallah, August 25— memory of Jacob Simon

September 3, 10 days for $120

_ . . From Fr. X Frs. Maurice Kaufman
Counselor—in—Training Program for in memory 0f Benjamin 3- VPUfman.
11th graders, June 19—August 7 — ' '

$200 ' From Vrs. Fernand Neil in memory

Marie Salmon and George Salmon.

OVFTY—loot — for teen—agers, 12 days,

. M . J i
Angust 9—August 21 $150 From Mr & rs ul us Effron

memory of Nathan Effron.

The Temple BULLETIN

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January 16, 1970

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
Vol. 37 NO. l6

1971] - 5731]

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1970 8:00 P.M.

Rabbi William J. Leffler will conduct services
Mrs. I. Jay Miller will kindle the Sabbath Candles

Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following worship services

Sermon - We shall be honoring a life
long and active member of our
congregation.

LIME ate

Temple Adath l‘rael ira-t= ,
of the finest lemnlr libraries fr
the area. Tts leﬂﬁ‘lxr collertinn
oif Jewish literature. records
source material is available to a
members and their families. ~ot
are invited to make use oF this
excellent Facility.

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REMEMBER
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IBRARY FUND

RE; 362.311.? SiTHQGE NO???

in Maren ——————— ii‘: Israel 2:»
the (CAP convention. Don't fernet
to mail your check to me, 512 Tlin»
ton Road {40502}:

Mr. 8 Mrs. Julius ttiron
Mrl & Mrs Ben Goldfarb
ﬁr. & Mrs. Nathan Herman
Mr. 2 Mrs. Sheldon Hymson
Dr. 9 Mrs. Irving Gail
Mr. 8 Mrs. Ed Wides

Mr. & Mrs. I. f. "aritz
Nathan Cohen

Mr. F Mrs. David Passell
Mrs. Pauline G. levy

Mr. % Mrs. Jack Myers (Dayton, 0.

Mr. K Mrs. Trle Levy
Mr. 8 Mrs. David Neil

2 “rs. Milton Baer

9 Mrs. Robert Eedler
a 9 Mrs. Ralph Shabetai
Mrs. “"ﬁe Bloom

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brotherhood of Temple Adath
will meet in the Vestry at
on Wednesday. January 28,
be served at 7 45P.M.
weaker will be Mr. Ralph C.
d of the water Pollution
tee who will sneak from the
“Ten't Drink the Water and
lyis
“"Oﬂlﬁﬁ be very informative and
‘r'i’teres '
L; shard Lermn"
new. Call Bob Miller
269-2836
or
mike Lerner
278-8888

me and Vlaee are arin’:n on tnr
tickets to he ~old for 75. 3 rer oer
srn ‘nr the series with a snecial
nrice of $2.50 for students, natron
tickets are $25 up ner counle.
Tickets may he nurchased by calling
272—1674, “rs. Steven Call of Mr.
Ted Friedman at nioht. ?66~5321, or
by mail from Mr. Ted Friedman. “n7
Lakeshore Drive, iexinoton. 'h50?.
Please make checks nayable to the
Jewish Community Association Forum.

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reality 0F lsrael.
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Lexington Art Leaoue nresente
Feb. 1st to Mar. 1st APT by rour
Frankfort Artists — Maroe Watson.
Evelyn Hudson, Siegfried Ring.
and Aiberta P. ‘rnst.

Vectors Park Galiery
1517 South Limestone
Week Days 9 — 5
Saturday 9 — 12

Sunday Opening - Reception
3 - 5 P.M.

WELCOME
:qe\V hqehnbers

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Mrs. Abraham hik1er
& ”rs. ‘sadore P. Pobinson
9 Ws. ieg Bing
lernand Neil
Tames rh?l1
Saw Chatoff
Mrs. Aaron Mason
Mrs. George Daritz
Mrs. ”orris Brazin
Mrs‘ Max Vovinow

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Recommended Books:

The New Israeii Writers
by Dalia Pabilovitz

Through the Wilderness
by Dan Jacobson

1n the Land 0‘ Hr
hy Hans Baumann

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LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY
Junuan/23.l970

F'RlDAY, FEBRUARY 30,1970 8:00 P.l\/|.

rhe Temple Youth Group will conduct an original
morsiip service, utilizing the theme of the religious
oersecutions of the Jews of Soviet Russia.
Miss Eileen Spandorf will kindle the Sabbath Candles

Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following worship services

Fronithe Rabbis Desk

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TOY” ‘J’ PVCP,’ year. (mania,- ww. live,

The holiday is also the tine
when lﬁraelis, younc are old, on
out on t"e l'illzirm, not only to
enjoy the retirth “‘ nature, but
also to help nature, to plant
young seedlings on what l'ereto’ore
was only barren ground. These
young shoots eventually will grow
into beautiful nature trees, ‘orn—
ing a forest to protect and noln
the soil in place ~ a concern of
vital interest to the State of
lsrael, whose land has been ravaged
by centuries of abuse and destruc-
tion.

The celebration of such a holi—
day as lu B'Shevat (and Tu means
15, thus the 15th of Shevat), is
a yearly reminder to us 0‘ our
dependence on the cycles of nature.
The_spring seed catalogues are
arriVing and we yearn for the
warmer days of April and ray

lat about now we have had suf—
ficient of winter and would love
to see some almond trees in bloom.

'ur Judaism is very much tied
to the seasons in Israel. And in
a way this connection is very nice,
since spring arrives there sooner
than here and we can do some vi—
carious enjoying.

'illiam J. leffler
Rabbi

February 1%, “ark "l‘, guitarist and
tnlk sinner. special a‘ternoon ner—
tornance ‘or children, adnitted ‘ree
i‘ parents are ticlet holders,
others 57:. in evening proorarxvﬂl
be held ‘or adults.

March 29, Martin Gard, ”Black Rread
and Pnions‘, ”**"“Ic renderings
into English ot stories by the mas—
ters o‘ Yiddish literature.

'lme and place are printed on the
tickets to be sold for $5.70 per per-
son for the series with a special
price of 8?.50 for students, patron
tickets are S25 up per couple.
Tickets may be purchased by calling
272-1674, “rs. Steven Gall oF Mr.

T d Friedman at night, 266—5321,

by mail from Mr. Ted Friedman, "‘7
Lakeshore Drive, Lexington. "FCP.
’lease make checrs payable to the

Jewish Community Association rorum.

HELP: HELP!

Would the person who borrowed
the slides of the Chagall Windows
from the Temple Library, please
return them to us.

THE SISTERHOOD STORY

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PAPPAPA STPFQ,, (o—Cnairman
‘ ‘7“ C‘eligiou; School Chairman

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relation “in betwer' ‘”aricar yaut“.

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Wednesday, February 19 Joint Sisterhood A Brotherhood Pinner Meeting
Wednesday, March 25 Entertaith 1uncheor with yknnun‘s 'hurch Groups
Friday, April 24 Installatior o? Sisterhood ”iticern
“The Mountain of the Lord“
Criday ”ight Service
Wednesday, May 20 Luncheon and Musicale by Temple Fhoir

SISTERHOUD MEMBERS, Please pay

your $6.00 dues to HELEN GOLDFARB. To All

I‘ you are in doubt as to whether §§s€§¥hood
you have paid, call HELEN at EZEBEEETTT
266-6996 or mail your check to

her at 418 Queensway Drive (40502)

We would like to have all dues
paid. Mrs. Leonard Lerner

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