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THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS

Sisterhood Flower Fund

Mr. 8. Mrs. Julius Effron in memory
of Henry Hershberg.

Mr. & Mrs. Sieg Bing in memory of
Simon Weil.

Dr. & Mrs. Nat Sandler in memory of
Elissa Ann Sandler.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gordon in memory
of Dr. Louis Gordon.

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Cole in memory of
Mrs. Bert Cole.

Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Elias in memory
of Alexander Elias and Samuel
Altshuler.

Religious School Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Mischner in memory
of Laura Wides.

Mr. & Mrs. Morris Rozen in memory of
Steven Richard Rozen.

Rabbi's Fund

Mrs. Julius Weinberg in memory of
Julius Weinberg.

Mrs. Philip Eilenberg in memory of
Steven Richard Rozen.

To the Building Fund from Mr. & Mrs.
Luther Pushell.

To the Steven Richard Rozen Memorial

Fund from Alycia and Robert Rozen
in memory of Steven Richard Rozen.

NEXT ADULT EDUCATION snssrom
FEBRUARY 8, 1976

The third of our current series
of Adult Education sessions on
Sunday mornings will be held on
February 8 at 10:00 A.M. at the
Deaf Oral School. Mr. Steven Mock,
a third year student at HUC will
speak on the Felashas of Ethiopia,
with whom he has worked.

"Cleanliness is next to Godliness."
- Carefulness leads to cleanliness;
Cleanliness to purity; purity to
humility; humility to saintliness;
~saintliness to fear of sin; fear of
sin to holiness; and holiness to
immortality.

...Talmud

IS_YOUR CHILD BORED WITH SUMMER CAMP?

Try something different...the Union
or American Hebrew Congregations'
camp at Zionsville, Indiana.

We've prepared a new brochure that‘s
as unique as our camp itself. En—
titled "My Sumner at Zionsville,"
it gives you a glimpse of the camp
as seen through the eyes of a camp—
er.

If you have a child entering fourth
grade or higher next fall, send for a
copy. Read it and we think you'll
not want to send your child to an
ordinary camp next summer.

For further information contact
your rabbi, or the Camp Director,
Ronald Klotz, 7003 Glenmeadow,
Cincinnati, Ohio h5237, telephone
(513) 631—6283.

JANUARY 9 , 1976

PULPIT GUESTS

Mr . Louis Rubin
Mr. Don Cohen

USHERS

Dr. Harold Fine
Mr. Herschel Weil

HOSPITALITY HOSTESSES

Mrs. I. A. Paritz
Mrs. Herschel Weil
Mrs. Harold Fine

YAHRZEIT

Nathan Effron

Dr. J. M. Fine
ﬁmmsHmmmg
Herman Jacobs
Benjamin Lewis
Bess Marchel
Edward R. Markhoff
Samuel Moskowitz
Robert Rosenstein
Steven Richard Rozen
Sanford Rubin
George Salmon
Marie Salmon

”The Memory of the Righteom
is a Blessing”

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
12h North Ashland Avenue
Lexington, Kentucky h0502

RETURN REQUESTED
TIME VALUE — DATED MATERIAL

Non-Profit Org.

US. Postage
PAID
Lexington, Ky.

Permit No. 67

COMMUNITY CALENDAR FOR JANUARY

Worship Services :00
Temple Board Meeting :00
Sisterhood Study Group :00
Worship Services :00
Young Judea
(Ofarim only)
TYG Meeting
Council of Jewish Women

Scholar—in—Residence
(Rabbi Balfour Bricknerl
Young Judea
(Tsofim only)
JCA Forum :00
Sisterhood Board Meeting ‘ :00

Religious School :00
Committee Meeting
2l Sisterhood Meeting 1

(Youth Kiddushl

23—25 Tsofim Convention (Young Judea)

25 Young Judea 3:30 P
(Ofarim only)

26 Executive Committee 7:30 P
Meeting

30 Worship Services 8:00 P

9:30 P.
23 Worship Services 8:00 P.

Temple Vestry
Temple Classroom

Ohavay Zion Synagogue

Temple Vestry
Home of Mrs. Sidney Gall
3036 Bridgeport Drive

The Moosnicks'

755 Brookhill D ive

Ohavay Zion Synagogue

Home of Mrs. David Doctrow
3hl0 Woodside Way

Temple Vestry

Temple Vestry
Columbus, Ohio
.M. Temple Adath Israel
.M. Temple Vestry

.M. Introduction of new Prayerbook

Sisterhood

The next Sisterhood meeting
will be held Wednesday, January
21, 1976, and we shall have as our
speaker Dr. Harriett Rose whose
subject will be "Women in
Counseling." Mark this date on
your calendar and plan to attend.

SINGLES GROUP TO BE CONSIDERED

The Temple is considering
starting a group for single per-
sons of all ages. If you are
interested in participating, call
David Rose at: Office—25h-3h72

Home---272—6092
No age limitat ions

lbw Io-bu'ﬂhkmund

We extend a hearty welcome to
Dr. William I. Levy who has become
a member of Temple Adath Israel
and invite his participation in all
our varied activities.

Dr. Levy is an anesthesiologist
at Moler, Morris, Brown, Ridenour
and Isaacs PSC. He resides at
801 Greendale Pike and the phone
number is 259-0606.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
JANUARY 19, 1976
8:00 P.M.

TEMPLE VESTRY

The Temple BULLETIN

LEXINGTON,KENTUCKY
January 2, 1976

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
Vol. 43 No. 18

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1976 8:00 P.M.
Rabbi William J. Leffler will conduct services
Mrs. Herschel Weil will kindle the Sabbath Candles

Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following the worship services

Sermon - Report on Recent UAHC Biennial

Synopsis - Reports to the congregation will be made
by some of the fifteen members of our
congregation who attended the UAHC
Biennial in Dallas in November.

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

l2h NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

Rabbi: William J. Leffler
President: Jack L. Miller
First Vice President: Dr. Martin P. Kaplan Secretary: Joseph H. Miller

Second Vice President: Charles Stern

Treasurer: Dr. Charles Gorodetzky

R I S
c'i'u‘égi’

January h — Bible Passage

Ecol. 5:9 - Discuss what is "enough"
of material possessions. Are we
ever satisfied? How do we feel
about wanting more the day after

we got what we asked for?

Worship services will be conducted
by the Rabbi at lO:30 for the
Junior Assembly and at 11:00 for
the Primary Assembly.

Bulletin Boards — Don't miss the
exciting new bulletin boards in the
Religious School corridors.

Third Grade - Morals in the Bible
done in crayon resist.

Rituals §_Ceremonials — Senior
Block class - a collage on the
Spirit of Hanukkah — "Oppression vs
Freedom", carried out by Missy
Mandelbaum, Jacob Wirtschafter,

and Stacy Bloomfield.

Crafts — Senior Block Class

A strikingly handsome wall hanging
of leather hide depicting the Tree
of Life. This beautiful piece was
skillfully executed and tooled by
Kaye Frankels' crafts class. Those
working on it were: Pattie Frankel,
Jerry Guttman, Barney Miller, Robin
Stivers, Linda Wurmser, and Janna
Weil.

ADULT HEBREW CLASS

Learn to read the new Prayer—
book. Adult Hebrew classes with
the rabbi will begin on Monday,
February 2, 1976 at 8:00 P.M. and
will meet on successive Monday
evenings, for as long as the class
thinks necessary. If you are in—
terested, call the Temple office
to sign up.

__—————————

gg_B'SHEVAT

January 17, 1976

Every year in honor of Tu B'Shevat

we encourage all our students of

Religious School to plant trees in
Israel. These trees may be planted
in honor or in memory of someone
dear. We have also started a
savings plan in classes towards the
purchase of a tree.

The price of one tree is $3.00.
One stamp towards a tree is 25¢.
TWelve stamps will purchase a tree.
After all the money is collected,
tree certificates will be ordered.
The last day for ordering trees will
be February 1, 1976.

mam

The new Gates of Prayer Prayer—
books have now arrived in the Temple
and if any members wish to read
through them in advance of their
first use in our worship service,
loan copies may be obtained at the
Temple office.

RABBI BALFOUR BRICKNER
NEXT SCHOLAR—INfRESIDENCE

Rabbi Balfour Erickner, Director
of the New York Federation of Re—
form Synagogues, and the National
Department of Interreligious Affairs
and Co-Director of the National Com—
mission on Social Action — all of
the Union of American Hebrew Congre—
gations, will be our next Scholar—
in—Residence, on Friday, January 16,
1976. He will speak to the Senior
Group at h:3O P.M. and with the
congregation after worship services.
Mark your calendar for his visit.

...to Heddy and Louis Rubin on the
birth of a baby girl, born Satur-
day, December 27, 1975.

This month a small group of con-
gregants will join me in initiating
an informal dialogue group with mem-
bers of Christ The King Church.

This will be a new facet of our Tem—
ple program, because heretofore we

have not had any real inter—religious

discussion here in Lexington, a gap
in communications which I have found
most unfortunate. Hopefully this
will no longer be the case.

This dialogue group begins at a
most fortuitous time also because
only this past month Pope Paul is—
sued a statement dealing with Israel
and the rights of the Palestinians,
and we need to consider with ..e of
our Roman Catholic neighbors what
this appeal of their Pope means to
them and to us.

The relationship between Judaism

and the Roman Catholic Church through

the course of history has not been a
very amicable one. And in recent
years the "unchristian" behavior of
Christianity toward its parent re—
ligion has been pointed out with in—
creasing frequency, not just by Jew—
ish scholars, but also by Christians
themselves. The compliance of the
Church with Hitler has been exposed.
Vatican II in part reacted to this
situation and issued a statement re—
garding the attitude of Catholics
toward Judaism.

However, pious statements at large
meetings do little to alter indivi—
dual attitudes and behavior. These
pronouncements need to be implement-
ed at the local level. This is one
of the motivating factors for the
Catholic participation in such a
dialogue. For us, we need to coun—
ter some of the feeling of isolation
which we have begun to sense since
the UN vote on Zionism.

Where this dialogue will lead I
cannot be certain. But it should be
an interesting and challenging ex-
perience for us.

William J. Leffler
Rabbi

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I ATTENTION I

Pursuant to Article III, Sec—
tion 6 of the Temple By—Laws,
there will be a special congrega-
tional meeting on Sunday evening,
January ll, 1976 at 7:00 P.M., in
order to raise the limit on Temple

btedness "not to exceed an
"nal $200,00C more than the
debt itation". The
of thib increase in debt
ill be "for the purpose of
the purc.ase of Israel bonds,
which are to be guaranteed by
Temple members".

At this meeting, the procedure
for purchasing the Bonds will be
described, so that those present
may know what specifically is in—
volved.

All members are urged to attend,
as we shall need a quorum of l5%
of the members ‘A present in order

conduct busi ss.

LEXINGTON SECTION NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF
JEWISH WOMEN

PAID—UP MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON

January lh, 12:00 noon at the
home of Zelda Gall
2036 Bridgeport Drive

Speaker: Pam Miller
"Problems of the Metro Government"

Reservations: Linda Blumenthal
278~0755
Leona Stern
277-0350

BABY SITTER FOR SABBATH WORSHIP

The Worship Committee continues
to provide sitter service for those
families in our congregation who
desire it while they attend Sabbath
worship. The sitter is in the
Nursery School room of our Re—
ligious School.

QAHEIIELEBAYER

The new Union Prayer Books, Gates 9f_Prayer, are here and we shall
use them for the first time in our worship on Friday, January 30, 1976.
At the conclusion of worship, we shall have a discussion of the liturgy
and some of the changes which have been made in this new book. To begin
familiarizing the congregation with some of the language of this new
guide to worship, we shall be quoting during the coming weeks, the new
wording of some familiar passages found in it:

Through prayer we struggle to experience the Presence of God. Let us
be sure that the One we invoke is the Most High, not a god of battles,
of state or status or 'success' — but the Source of peace and mercy and

goodness.

For, truly: "The gods we worship write their names on our

faces, be sure of that. And we will worship something — have no doubt
of that either. We may think that our tribute is paid in secret in the
dark recesses of the heart — but it will out. That which dominates our
imagination and our thoughts will determine our life and character.
Therefore it behooves us to be careful what we are worshipping, for what

. . ~ V!
we are worshipping we are beconung.

Miss

The Executive Board met WedneSe
day at 8:00 P.M. and among other
topics discussed, decided to accept
Louisville's offer of hosting a one
day study shul—in on January 17.
More details will be relayed as
they materialize.

Regionals will be held in
Indianapolis on January 28 — Febru-
ary I. If you received an applica—
tion, make sure you return it to
Cocky Gerson next SUNDAY.

It has arrived, and this time
we mean Heddy's baby and not the
conclave. CONGRATULATIONS to ya,
Heddy, Louis, Stacy and Shelley!

ISRAEL COMMISSION

So far our congregation has
contributed $ih0 for the UAHC
Israel Commission project. This
represents only 28 families out
of 260, not a very large percent—
age. So keep the checks for $5.00,
made out to Israel Commission-UAHC,
coming in to the Temple office.

—————_____

NEEDED

A bowler is needed for the Bowling
League. If you are interested,
contact Larry Goodman at 266-1360.

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Louisville, Kentucky

YIDDISH HERITAGE WEEKENDS

On the weekends of January 17,
18, 2M and 25, Heritage Theatre
will present "The World of Sholom
Aleichem" with authentic flavor for
the taste buds as well as the eyes
and ears.

These three short plays by
Arnold Perl were produced in New
York with tremendous success, and
were described as "humane, wise
and delightful."

Important accompaniments for
these Yiddish weekends are an ex—
tremely meaningful and nostalgic
Yiddish Shtetl art exhibit, Yiddish
singing, music and dancing, and
food sold from push carts. Each
performance will be a Yiddish
Heritage experience.

Curtain time for these thrilling
Yiddish evenings is 8:15 P.M. in
the Rebecca and Barnet Linker
Auditorium of the Jewish Community
Center. Admission for adults is
$2.50, students, $2.00. Tickets
may be purchased at the Center
desk, 3600 Dutchmans Lane. Contact
Annette Sagerman, Jewish Community
Canm-—(w2)hw—mar

YOUTH KIDDUSH

Our next Youth Kiddush will be
held on Friday, January 23rd.

The Temple BULLETIN

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
Vol. 43 Not 19 January 9,1976

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1976 8200 RM.
Rabbi William J. Lefﬂer will conduct services
Mrs. Saul Rubin will kindle the Sabbath Candles

Oneg Shabbat in the Vestry following worship services

Sermon — Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Director of the New York Federation
of Reform Synagogues and the National Department of Inter-
religious Affairs, and Co—Director of the National Commis-
sion of Social Actionvall of UAHC, will address the con-
gregation on the subject, “Unanswered Questions for Amer-
ican Jewry.”

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

12h NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

Rabbi: William J. Leffler

President: Jack L. Miller

First Vice President: Dr. Martin P. Kaplan Sec
Second Vice President: Charles Stern Treasurer

From the Rahbi’s Desk

The last Friday of this month we shall formally introduce the new
Union Prayer Book, Gates 9; Prayer, to our congregation at were
This prayerbook has been discussed and considered for quite a wh.,e
now, with those of us who used it at the recent UAHC Biennial in Dallas
receiving a souvenir copy.

This prayerbook is a great deal bigger than the one to whict we are
accustomed. It has 779 pages. Its format is different also. There is
more Hebrew in it and the Hebrew is interspersed with the English, so
that we can utilize it differently if we wish. The language has been
changed. The archaic "thou's" and "canst's" have been changed to "you"
and "can". New prayers, reflecting contemporary concerns have been
added. Old prayers have been changed to convey more current ideas.
There is more evidence of the traditional prayerbook to be found in

many of the services.

When we bagin to worship from this prayerbook, we may do so hesita—
tingly. The-words, the rythm will be different. It will not be a one
time, experimental service, as we have from time to time. It will be a
new prayerbook, which we shall be using for many years to come, and to
which we shall eventually become accustomed ~ just as we became accus—
tomed to the Revised Union Prayer Book.

When we introduce this service, we shall do so, keeping in mind the
changes which its text is making. Therefore we shall do it carefully,
and provide time often in the service for me to comment on some of the
changes in the text, as well as for you to comment and ask questions.
All this will occur on Friday, January 30th. So mark your calendar and
plan to attend worship that evening when we first start using the new

Prayer Books.

William J. Leffler
Rabbi

FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE

Volunteer drivers are still
needed for Jewish residents at FCI,
persons to take them to Temple
Friday evenings, to go shopping,
out to dinner, to a movie.

. The Prison is a minimum security
institution and the residents are
on their honor whenever they are

in town. They are enjoyable and
pleasant people and we can be of
great service to them by supplying
a corps of volunteers. This is
truly a Mitzvah we cannot overlook.

BEST WISHES

for a speedy recovery to:
Mrs. Edie Weil

Sisterhood

SINGLES GROUP TO BE CONSIDERED

The Temple is considering
starting a group for single per—
sons of all ages. If you are
interested in participating, call
David Rose at: Office—2Sh—3b72

Home———272-6092
No age limitations

nmrbrnnenmr-‘m (351710

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RABBI BALFOUR BRICKNER
OUR SECOND SCHOLAR-IN—RESIDENCE
ON JANUARY 16th

Rabbi Balfour Brickner, Director
of the New York Federation of Reform
Synagogues and the National Depart—
ment of Interreligious Affairs, and
Co-Director of the National Commis—
sion of Social Action - all of the
UAHC, will be our next Scholar—in—
Residence, on Friday, January 16.
He will talk at b:30 with members
of the Senior Group in Religious
School on the topic, "From Judaism
to Jewishness and Back" and after
services on the topic "Unanswered
Questions for American Jewry".

Prior to going to the UAHC in
1961, Rabbi Brickner served as
rabbi of Temple Sinai in Washington,
D.C. from 1952. In addition to his
functions with the Union, Rabbi
Brickner is national co—chairman,
National Religious Cabinet, Israel
Bonds, serves with the Mass Media
Committee, Religion in American
Life, and is on many national
Interreligious committees.

Rabbi Brickner was active in the
Civil Rights movement and also the
efforts to end the war in Vietnam.
He is the author of two books and
his articles have appeared in many
magazines.

Rabbi Brickner was ordained at
the Hebrew Union College in Cincin-
nati in 1952 and received a Doctor
of Humane Letters from Simpson
College in Iowa in 1969.

We look forward to his visit
with us.

An Invilaiion
to join
Rabbi and M45. Paul Manitoéﬁ
on a Special
UAHC Midveét Councii
TOUR TO ISRAEL
March 11—25, 1976

This Tour will be highlighted by a
View in depth of Progressive Juda—
ism in Israel and by personal con—
tacts with Israeli personages.

This journey is intended for mem—
bers of congregations whose Temples
are not sponsoring their own trips
during the Spring of 1976. Cost of
tour from the regional area is ap—
proximately $1000.00 per person.
Reservations are limited and will
be on a first come, first served
basis. Deposit: $100.00 per person,
payable to UAHC.

For further information, call or
contact: RABBI PAUL MENITOFF
UAHC
8h20 Delmar, Suite 30h
St.Lmus,Mmsmmi 632k
(31h) 997—7566

Brief Highlights:

Shabbat in Jerusalem — Visit the
Golan Heights. A trip to the
Negev, Eilat and Sinai. The Carmel
Range and Haifa — archaeological
sites. Massada - cultural attrac—
tions of Tel Aviv. The Hebrew
Union College, visits with students
and faculty. Meeting with Rabbi
Richard Hirsch, Executive Director
of the World Union, and other lead—
ers. Private talks with youth
forming the lst Kibbutz in Israel.

BABY SITTER FOR SABBATH WORSHIP

ISRAEL COMMISSION

So far our congregation has con—
tributed $155 for the UAHC Israel
Commission project. This repre-
sents only 31 families out of 260,
not a very large percentage. So
keep the checks for $5.00, made
out to Israel Commission-UAHC,
coming in to the Temple office.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

January ll, 1976 — Bible Passage

Eccl. 5:11 — Discuss how we go to sleep easily when we are tired from
working or playing hard, but if we have done nothing it takes longer to
to to sleep. Why is sleep important?

Names omitted in the Craft's class list in Bulletin of January 9, 1976

Tom—Stern Randi Rosenthal Ian—Shabetai —

Both the Primary and Junior Assemblies will meet with Rabbi Leffler
for worship services — the Primary Assembly at 11:00 and the Junior
Assembly at 10:30. ’

Bulletin Boards - 5th Grade — Tree of Life — featuring the citizen of
the month from each class.

We are constantly striving to provide a better quality education in
our Religious School for your child. Starting January llth and running
for 8 weeks, we have planned a Parent Involvement Program to coincide
with a Teacher Training Program. Pre—Kindergarten through 5th grade
are the classes to be involved and parents will be called upon to take
over in classes for one hour from 10:30—11:30. We are altering our
present program in order to give our teachers time to attend in-service
training and also to encourage parents to get to know our Religious
School better. Barbara Gorodetzky will conduct the teacher training
session and we are fortunate to have the opportunity to have her share
her expertise with us.

i i u a * a

A new record has been received by the Religious School called "The
American Jewish Experience in Song — 200 years of Jewish life in
America told through music." This record is available to the Temple
community for use on week days.

The Jewish experience in America is one of the most interesting suc—
cess stories in history. The roots of the American Jewish community go
back even farther then English colonial rule - to l65h, when a tiny
group of 23 Jews from Recife arrived in New Amsterdam. From that time
on Jews have left their imprint on the fabric of American life.

The recording takes the listener on a 200 year Journey through
various phases of the Jewish experience in America. Through the early
synagogue music one can recapture the atmosphere of colonial and 19th
century congregations. Through the numerous American Yiddish songs one
can relive the Joy of having finally arrived in America, the hardships
of immigrant life, the hope and determination of the workers‘ movements,
the beauty of the Yiddish theater.

com/[ITTEE MEETINGS Youth ACtiVitieS

Religious School Committee Well gang, it is finally here.

Monday, January 19, 1976 Heddy had a baby girl last week.

8:00 P'M' Temple Vestry Our congratulations are due.

wOTShiP Committee All applications to Regionals

Thursday, January 22’ 1976 are due in to Cooky. We have to

8:00 P.M. Temple Vestry send them back as quickly as
possible.

Executive Committee Y
Monday, January 26, 1976 Happy New ear.
7:30 P.M. Temple Vestry Squirrel

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WORSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT

For many, many years there have
been varied views expressed by mem-
bers of our congregation with re-
spect to the wearing of a yamulke
during services. Nonetheless, in
keeping with the ideals of Reform
Judaism, the Worship Committee,
with Temple Board approval, has
recommended that a limited number of
yamulkes Le placed in the Vestry
before each service, primarily to
indicate to any newcomers or visi—
tors that the wearing of a yamulke
is not frowned upon at our services.
A sign will be placed alongside the
container that the utilization of
these is entirely optional and left
to the individual's discretion.

Worship Committee
8mm mmin
Robert Belin

Co—Chairmen

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
Louisville, Kentucky

YIDDISH HERITAGE WEEKENDS

On the weekends of January 17,
18, 2A and 25, Heritage Theatre
will present "The World of Sholom
Aleichem" with authentic flavor for
the taste buds as well as the eyes
and ears.

These three short plays by
Arnold Perl were produced in New
York with tremendous success, and
were described as "humane, wise
and delightful."

The Sixth Grade in Religious
School will hold a giant garage
sale in the Vestry this Sunday,
January llth, from 11:30 A.M. to
12:30 P.M. All kinds of interest-
ing merchandise will be offered
for your enjoyment and purchase.

The proceeds from this sale
will be used to purchase trees in
Israel in honor of Tu B‘Shevat.

The entire congregation is
invited to come and participate
in this fund raising event.

YOUTH KIDDUSH

Our next Youth Kiddush will be
held on Friday, January 23rd.

WISE.

Has anyone been the/52 boobs?
Mme datum them to the Liblumyl

The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue
Slashing Sticks by Harold Sherman
A Beggar in Jerusalem by Eli Wiesel
Far Over The Sea by H. N. Bialik
Prayers From the Book by Carmen De
Gasztold
Jewish Life Under Roman Rule by
Eliezer Ehrmann
My People by Abba Eban
Israel in Canaan by Edward Nudelman
Life of the Early Hebrews by Harry
Comins
The World of the Old Testament by
Cyrus Gordon
History of the Medieval Jews by
Maurice Harris
The Saving Remnant by Herbert Agar
Jews in the Soviet Union by S. M.
Schwartz
Factors in Modern Jewish History
by Abram Sachar
The Children of Israel by Sam and
Tamar Grand
Israel and the Palestinians by
Shlomo Avineri
Baruch: My Own Story by Bernard
Baruch
The Age of Reason by Phillip Gibbs
Friday the Rabbi Slept Late by
Harry Kemelman
The Pedlocks by Stephen Longstreet

The new Union Prayer Books, Gates of Prayer, are here and we shall
use them for the first time in our worship on Friday, January 10. 1Q7f.

At the conclusion of worship, we shall have a

and some of the changes which have been mnie n
familiarizing the congregation with some v
guide to worship, we shall be quoting duriig the _;ni;

"ussien of the l.‘“

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wording of some familiar passages found in it:

"We have come together to strengthen our Kinds wit; :ur ;~ in

Ow: cdebmﬁon <25 a waning 05 memo/1y and hope.

We are Jews, but each of us is unique.
And yet we are

differing feelings and insights.

We stand:

OwL cufeme/{on widen many Aepahate Mix/2A info a Mngﬂc claims.

And we are one in search of life's meaning. All of us know despair and
exaltation; all bear burdens; all have moments of weakness and times
of strength; all sing songs of sorrow and love.

May OLUL edema/tion bung uA Aviength (dong ouA way.

In this circle of hope, in the presence of the sacred, may the heart
come to know itself and its best, finding a fresh impulse to love the

good.

May oun ceiebnaxion {cad ad to unit 504 the good; and may thin Shabbaz
give 231710191}: to u and to OWL peopke Maud.

JEWISH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
FORUM

CANTOR MISCHA ALEXANDROVICH

January 18, 1976
OHAVAY ZION SYNAGOGUE
8:00 P. M.

—Evening of Jewish Music-

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BUILDING 8. GROLNDS COM’IITTEES

TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR PHYSICAL EX—
PANSION OF TEMPLE PLANT.

mum, JANUARY 1?. 1976
TEMDLE VESTRY

All members are urged to attend to
present ideas of what direction our
expansion should take. Your big
chance to be heard. Don't let it
get away!

| ATTENTION |

Pursuant to Article III, Sec—
tion 6 of the Temple By—Laws,
there will be a special congrega—
tional meeting on Sunday evening,
January 11, 1976 at 7:00 P.M., in
order to raise the limit on Temple
indebtedness "not to exceed an
additional $200,000 more than the
present debt limitation". The
purpose of this increase in debt
limit will be "for the purpose of
the purchase of Israel Bonds,
which are to be guaranteed by
Temple members".

At this meeting, the procedure
for purchasing the Bonds will be
described, so that those present
may know what specifically is in-
volved.

All members are urged to attend,
as we shall need a quorum of 15%
of the membership present in order
to conduct business.

Jack Miller
President
Temple Adath Israel

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Learn to read the new Prayer—
book. Adult Hebrew classes with
the rabbi will begin on Monday,
Feorusry 9, 1976 at 5:00 P.M. and
will meet on successive Monday

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econ ni;g have now arrived in the Temple

any members wish to read
”ork ynivgr ‘ y'ough them in advance of their
where he has first use in our worship service,

research

the loan copies may be obtained at the
Mutlority on prices, Temple office.
industry economics
Drotlems, has written
L books and pamphlets
ie as and contributed NEXT ADULT EDUCATION SESSION
many artit les to iou‘nals and FEBRUARY 8, l976
periodic is The third of our current series of
Adult Education sessions on Sunday
mornings will be held on February 8
at 10:00 A.M. at the Deaf Oral School.
WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE Mr. Steven Moch, a third year student

THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS at HUC, will speak on the Falashas of
Ethiopia, with whom he has worked.

From vhe family of Sello Wollstein.
From rv'r. & Mrs. Hillard Aberson in EEIB'SHEVAT
appreciation to the rabbi.

January 17, 1976
From Louis E. Ades in memory of

ltuir W purin_ Every year in honor of Tu B'Shevat

we encourage all our students of

To the Sidney Ballon Memorial Plague Religious School to plant trees in
lund from Mr. & MrS- Maurice Hymson Israel. These trees may be planted
in memory Of MTS~ Charles Hymson and in honor or in memory of someone
Louis W. Rubix. dear. We have also started a

savings plan in classes towards the

*‘ w ' r ' 1 Fund
10 the Howard Gerson Memoria purchase of a tree.

from Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gerson in

memory of Ruben Weisenberg. The price of one tree is $3.00.
‘ h One stamp towards a tree is 25¢.

To the Nlax EﬁigégyélEEEEX-rund from ‘Pwelve stamps will purchase a tree.

Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Bing in honor Of After all the money is collected,

the 86th birthday Of Mrs. Edie Weil. tree certificates will be ordered.

Israel Commission The last day for ordering trees will
— —"‘— be February 1, 1976.
Dr. & Mrs. Irving Gail

Dr. & Mrs. Martin P. Kaplan

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Rosenberg (:1<555E3

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'TYG Meeting

Council of Jewish Women

Scholar—in—Residence
(Rabbi Balfour Brickner}
Young Judea (Tsofim only)

JCA Forum
Sisterhood Board Meeting

Religious Schrol
Committee Meeting

Sisterhood Meeting

Worship Committee
Meeting

Worship Services
(Youth Kiddush)

23—25 Tsofim Convention

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30

Young Judea (Cfarim only)
Executive Committee Meeting
Worship Services

Februagx

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6
8

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15

Temple Board Meeting

Worship Services 8:00

Adult Education 10:00
(Mr. Steven Moch)

TYG Meeting (To Be Announced)

Worship Services 8:00

TYG Meeting 5:30

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