Shevat ✡ Adar 5773 – February 2013
CHISUK EMUNA
CONGREGATION
Celebrate
Medical
The Lost Wooden Synagogues
SNEAK-A-PEEK
Purim
Ethics
of Eastern Europe with your
Chisuk Emuna & The Jewish Film Festival of Greater Harrisburg Present
Discussionat
Friday, February 4, 2011 | 7 pm
OUR NEW HOME
An
Please join our Chisuk Emuna
family for Shabbat services
on Friday, February 4 at 7
p.m., followed by an oneg and
panel discussion
on ethical and
invitation
to all Members
issues at the beginning of life
— abortion, genetic screening,
and infertility treatments.
Chisuk
Emuna
Family
A Documentary Narrated by Theodore Bikel
This film tells the story of the synagogues, the life that
surrounded them before the war and what happened to
them in the last fifty years.
Saturday,
Sunday, February 6, 2011 | 2 pm atFebruary
the JCC 23rd,
Friends of Chisuk Emuna
7 p.m. @ JCC
Albert Barry, the Executive Producer of this award-winning
film, will
introduce the film and answer questions following its showing.
TICKETS: $5 per person
Leading the discussion will
be Michael Green, M.S., M.D,
Professor of Humanities and
Medicine, Penn State Hershey
Medical Center, Kenneth Oken,
M.D., Partner in Women First
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
•P.C.,Campaign
and
construction updates
Maria Baker, M.S.,
Ph.D.,
Genetic•
Counselor
at Penn
Design
and décor displays
State Hershey Medical Center
• Q & A panel
and Rabbi Ron Muroff.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
JCC & Construction Site
Come join the fun –
megillah reading, costumes,
entertainment, refreshments
including scrumptious
Hamantaschen.
• Hardhat tours at the site
For more information, please
contact Nancy Simmons at
Join us533-8446
for a special
update and preview of Chisuk Emuna’s
or
new [email protected].
home as we anticipate the opening in Spring 2013.
Chisuk Emuna Gift Shop
1:00 – 1:30
1:30 – 2:00
2:15 – 3:00
New This Year: Calling All
Kids & Adults To Participate
in Chisuk Emuna’s Purim
Displays and tour sign-up… at the JCC
Talent Show on Saturday
Presentation andInQthe
& A…at
the
JCC
JCC Rotunda
night.
For more information
Hardhat Tours at site
Feburary 6th, 11 am-2 pm and 4-5and
pmto sign up to share
your talent, contact Mandy
Everything Below Cost; Checks or Cash Only
Cheskis, [email protected],
Refreshments will be served including free popcorn.
649-4220.
Post-Fire Clearance Sale
For more information, contact Linda Laff at 838-8920 or [email protected].
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RSVP appreciated but not required
Sunday with
Ricci Doctrow
services, including megillah
[email protected]
reading, at 8:30 a.m.
717-238-8414
Remembering
To Remember
caused by those who promote
morning, April 8th from 5:00-
hate and genocide.
9:00 am. For more information
Every year, our community
or if you would like to sign
remembers
Holocaust
up for reading, please contact
One very
Paula Heiman at 657-9461 or
a
important event will take place
Lillian Rappaport at the Jewish
historical
on Yom Hashoah, beginning
Community
being
on Sunday evening, April 7
9555,
commemorated.
at 7:30 pm at Temple Ohev
jewishfedhbg.org).
On January 30, 1933, Adolph
Sholom
--
I look forward to gathering
Hitler was appointed Chancellor
annual
“Unto
Person
with you and many others at
of Germany. Eighty years have
There is a Name” program. This
the Reading of the Names on
passed since Hitler and the
special commemoration seeks to
Yom Hashoah (April 7th-8th) to
Nazis rose to power establishing
dignify the memories of victims
honor our sacred responsibility
a ruthless rule that had as a
of the Shoah by reading their
to remember the Holocaust –
primary goal the genocide of
names aloud.
These victims
honoring all those who suffered
the Jewish People in Germany
were stripped of their names by
and learning all we can from
and beyond.
their oppressors and tattooed
this horrific chapter of human
and so many millions of others
with numbers.
history to prevent subjugation,
were senselessly killed by a
public reading of names of
murder and genocide today.
Nazi regime fueled by an evil
Holocaust victims over a twenty-
Between now and then, I
ideology. Only the courageous
four hour period, this program
hope to see you at other Chisuk
service of millions of American
strives to restore a portion of
Emuna
and other servicemen stopped
their humanity and to retrieve
services, classes and tours of our
the Nazi destruction.
them from the lost depths of
new building site on February
Every year, the number of
anonymity.
17th and Purim celebrations on
Holocaust survivors and rescuers
In an effort to pass the torch
February 23rd-24th.
decreases.
of remembrance to the next
As
you
receive
this
bulletin,
anniversary
tragic
event
is
the
of
Six million Jews
This is a sad and
the
in different ways.
our
community’s
Every
Through the
Center
ext.3402
at
236-
(l.rappaport@
gatherings,
including
L’shalom,
Ron Muroff
sober reality, given that eighty
generation,
years have passed since the
congregational Religious Schools
Nazis ascended and nearly sixty-
and the Silver Academy will
eight years since their demise.
take part in the conduct of the
As those who witnessed these
opening
events pass from this world, it is
also read names immediately
more critical than ever that the
following the opening ceremony.
Family
Shabbat:
Something
for Everyone
next generations carry on the
We hope that you and your
February 9, 10 am-Noon: Tot
responsibility of remembering
family will be able to attend this
the Holocaust, both to honor
special service and stay for a
the lives and deaths of those
portion of the Reading of Names
who suffered at the hands of the
program.
Nazis and to remind ourselves
Our
and others about the devastation
slots for reading are Monday
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students
ceremony
and
congregation’s
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from
will
time
Shabbat with Jodie Raffensperger
for our youngest children (ages
4-7), Junior Congregation with
Kayla Reisman and Yitzhak
Muroff and Women’s Torah
Study Group. This month’s
discussion facilitated by Rabbi
Ron Muroff
“Another Great Program With The
Women of Chisuk Emuna!”
Mazel Tov
MAKE YOUR
OWN TALLIT
Our Sisterhood program on
Sunday, January 6th was a huge
success! We were honored to
learn from the incredible Shirley
Waxman, an accomplished fiber
artist and Judaic folklorist. Shirley
brought some of her gorgeous
handmade tallitot and atarot and
spoke about her journey as an
artist designing and hand sewing
her one–of–a–kind tallitot. We
learned the biblical origin of the
children of Israel wearing fringes,
or “tzitzit”, on the corner of their
garments and discussed the origins
of women wearing tallitot. Shirley’s
presentation was enlightening,
entertaining and uplifting! We all
loved “shopping” from her gorgeous
collection of Tallitot and Atarot
and several women have already
made appointments to meet in her
Maryland home for Shirley to help
design a tallit for themselves or a
loved one!
If you have any questions and to
RSVP. and, if you missed Shirley’s
presentation, please don’t fret, we
are planning to invite her back later
this year or early in 2014! (take a look at Shirley’s amazing
talent for yourself at www.
shirleywaxman.com)
We are planning more exciting
Sisterhood events! Contact Ivy
Levine and/or Robin Schuldenfrei
with your programming suggestions,
we would love to hear from you!
B’Shalom,
Robin and Ivy
Pasta For
Purim
If you are interested in designing
and creating a tallit for yourself
or as a gift, join us on Wednesday
evening, February 6th at 7:30 PM
at Cory Schneider’s home (1325
Quail Hollow Road) for the first of
three sessions. During this session
we will talk about fabrics, design,
shape and size. In preparation for the session
we are asking women to go on the
internet and look at the various
design, colors and fabric used for
tallitot. We encourage everyone to
come and learn about the specifics
of making a tallit. You need not
have much sewing experience. Susan, Natalie and Cory will help
you every step of the way. Please join us and participate
in this exciting and meaningful
project. Contact Cory (657-0656,
[email protected]) or Susan (2360146; [email protected]) or Natalie
(540-7725, [email protected]) Once again this year, boxes of pasta
will be sold on Purim night to be
used as groggers, noisemakers.
Funds raised from these sales will
be donated to tzedakah. Pasta will
be donated to food banks following
Purim.
Mazel Tov to
our new and
veteran
Megillah
Readers
Rivka and Edmond Maymon of
Tel Aviv announce the engagement
of their daughter Ortal Maymon to
Jordan Klein, MD. Jordan is the son
of Dr Joel (of blessed memory) and
Marilyn Klein. Jordan and Ortal met
while Jordan was attending Sackler
School of Medicine in Tel Aviv.
Ortal completed her bachelor’s
degree in political science from Bar
Ilan University and has worked
at the global agency, McCann
Erickson, as a digital advertising
manager. She currently volunteers
and tutors students at the Silver
Academy. Jordan is an intern at
Harrisburg Hospital and will begin
his residency in physical medicine
and rehabilitation at The University
of Miami in the spring. They are
planning a wedding in 2014 in
Israel.
Mazel Tov
On
November
11th,
2012
Alexandra Sinoway was born.
Mazel Tov to the parents, Mike
and Stephanie, the big brother,
Max, and the grandparents –
our members, Cheryl and Larry
Sinoway and Susan and Alan Levin,
of Hagestown MD.
Below are pictures of Mike,
Stephanie, Max and Alexandra
Sinoway of Wynnewood, PA
Gerry Gorelick
Susan Leviton
Leah Muroff
Rabbi Ron Muroff
Yael Muroff
Yitz Muroff
David Spector
N.B. List of readers is in formation
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It’s about Life–Make sharing
life a part of yours
BLOOD DONOR PROGRAM EXCEEDS QUOTA BY NEARLY
FORTY PERCENT
By any standard of measurement, Chisuk Emuna
Congregation’s alliance with the Central Pennsylvania
Blood Bank (CPBB) was an overwhelming success in 2012.
The CPBB maintains statistics based on the number of
attempted blood and platelet donations rather than the
number of units actually collected. For platelets, each attempt is treated as
two whole blood donations. For 2012, our quota was forty-two; we logged
fifty-eight.
Of that total, thirty-one, or slightly more than one-half, occurred during
our two Blood Drives of March and September. Thirty-one different donors,
not all Chisuk Emuna members, rolled up their sleeves. Twelve of those
accounted for multiple donations, with two donors reaching five. These
impressive statistics demonstrate the importance of our two blood drives.
However, let us not rest upon this success. The need for blood and platelets
never ends. Jewish thinking reminds us that Hashem, the author of all,
provides a repository for our souls on earth. We do not own our bodies. We
experience but a transitory ability to exercise free will.
In the most literal sense then, those who are physically capable of donating
blood/platelets and choose to do so, not only fulfill the Mitzvah of saving a
life but participate and share in tselem elohim (G-d’s image); we enhance
and reflect Creation’s sanctity. Numbers are important, but we ought not to
permit them to blind us to our purpose.
In that vein, for those who can donate, please place Sunday, February 24.
2013, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, at the Jewish Community Center, Purim
Carnival Day, on your calendar to donate as part of Chisuk Emuna’s next
blood drive. You may also donate at other times and locations. Log on to
www.cpbb.org or call 1.800.771.0059 for information.
Felix Thau
Last Call for
Senior Adult
Mahjong Cards Club & Lunch
‘n Learn Series
$7 Regular
$8 Large Print
Make checks payable to Chisuk
Emuna Sisterhood and send checks
to Ellen Mussaf, 4609 N. Progress
Ave., Harrisburg, PA.
Deadline quickly approaching.
Kiddush Corner:
Sponsoring a kiddush or Oneg
Shabbat is a special way to involve
the Congregation in celebrating a
birthday or anniversary or other
simcha, marking a yahrtzeit or
for any other person.
To sponsor a kiddush, please
call Susan at 232-4851.
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Thursdays, February 14th, and
28th at Noon. Every other month,
Chisuk Emuna hosts its Lunch ‘n
Learn program as part of the JCC
Senior Adult Club programs at the
JCC.
This month, please join us for two
programs: February 14th, Rabbi
Ron Muroff, “Jewish Love Songs”
February 28th, Ira Rappaport,
“Let’s Face the Music and Dance-a Tribute to Fred and Ginger and
their Jewish Songwriters”
Make your reservations by
calling Cheryl Yablon, 236-9555
Ext. 3115 by 4:00 pm on the
day preceding the lunch. The
suggested donation for the lunch
is $4. Please participate in both
our joint programs as well as the
ongoing JCC Senior Adult Club
lunch program
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USY UPDATE
January 2013
USY continues to have a fun and
active year!
On
Wednesday
December
19th, USY extended Hanukkah a
bit and had its annual Hanukkah
party. With Latkes, soup, snacks
and candy, the USYers enjoyed
games, hanging out, and lots of
chatting. There were even some
Alumni drop ins that only made
the night that much better! During
Winter break, 2 local USYers attended
USY International Convention in
Boston, and had a week filled with
amazing friends and times!
On Saturday January 12th, 15
adventure- loving USYers (and their
brave advisor and one brave parent)
went snow tubing at Ski Rountop. It was a night filled with laughter,
falling, wet clothes, but most of
all fun! The next day, 10 USYers
joined Kadimaniks (5th-7th graders),
and congregants from Beth El and
Chisuk Emuna at the Central PA
Food Bank to volunteer. It was such
a great afternoon spent in good
company knowing we were helping
others.
Believe it or not Purim is JUST
around the corner and USY needs
your help. Every year USY organizes,
creates and delivers Mishloach
Manot bags and cards to sell. This
is our largest fundraiser every year. We need volunteers to either help
prepare and/or help deliver the
bags. Please contact Leslie Wiener if
you can spare some time the weeks
of February 18th and February
24th at [email protected] or
717-552-7194.
Thank you!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
February 15-17- Winter
Convention Beth El Allentown February 24- Community Purim
Carnival/ Mishloach Manot
delivery
March 3- Climbnasium
March 17- Chocolate Model Seder
HOLOCAUST ESSAY CONTEST
The Schwab Holocaust Education Fund of the Jewish Federation
Campaign
Update:
of Greater Harrisburg is proud to announce the fourteenth annual
Holocaust Essay Contest. A committee composed of Holocaust survivors,
Second Generation members, educators and others will evaluate all
entries.
TOPIC:
Write about an individual or group that showed moral
courage. Write a personal reflective essay which addresses the following:
How the person demonstrated moral courage. How his/her actions have
impacted the world, and, most importantly, describe how this act of
moral courage influences your actions today.
During the Holocaust, it is estimated that eleven million people were
killed by the Nazis and their collaborators. Many survivors were rescued
by “ordinary” people who took extraordinary risks to become an ally.
Moral courage is the ability to take a strong stand on a specific issue
based on one’s personal beliefs or convictions and to defend it regardless
of danger or threats to personal safety.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all students in grades eight through twelve in
Central Pennsylvania.
DEADLINE: March 1, 2013.
Harrisburg,
PA
Yom
Winner will read his/her essay at the
Hashoah
(Holocaust
Remembrance
Day)
commemoration in April, 2012.
AWARDS: First prize
10-12 grades
$500
8-9 grade
$500
Second prize
10-12 grades
$300
8-9 grade
$300
Third prize
10-12 grades
$200
8-9 grade
$200
REQUIREMENTS:
1) All entries must be original, independent and accompanied by a cover
page indicating student’s name, address, phone number, school name,
address, phone number and grade level. Author’s name should appear
only on the cover page. Copies should be clean, i.e. no comments or
grades from teachers.
2) All essays must be typed, double-spaced on a single side of paper. The
length of the composition should not exceed eight pages.
Our
building
campaign
STILL needs your help. If you
haven't joined our growing
list of members who have
made a multi-year pledge to
the campaign, or would like
to increase an existing pledge,
please contact Stan Schneider
(574-1848) or Joel Cheskis (2322707) We are so close, and we
need to finish the campaign.
Please help today!
The
Blessings of
a Skinned
Knee
Parenting Discussion Group
3) Essays will be evaluated for content, clarity and composition.
Come be part of the next
discussion
4) Send essays to: The Schwab Holocaust Essay Contest
February
21,
2013 7:30pm at Starbucks,
c/o Lillian Rappaport
3901 Union Deposit Road
Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg
Harrisburg PA. We will be
3301 North Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110
discussing Chapters 7 & 8
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Why Choose
Camp Ramah?
Contributions
The following people have made
Ramah Represents Excellence
Established in 1950, Camp Ramah
in the Poconos has consistently
created a warm, nurturing, and “fun”
environment for our campers for over
sixty years. Situated in Northeast
Pennsylvania on a campsite of
over 90 acres, our campers enjoy
a picturesque waterfront, a newlyrenovated, heated pool, as well as
our state-of-the-art sports facilities:
3 regulation basketball courts, new
tennis courts, a hockey pavilion, a
baseball field with a home-run fence,
an indoor gym with a rock-wall, as
well as a team building high ropes
course.
At Camp Ramah, children thrive on
the sports fields, excel in our visual
and performing arts programs, learn
lessons of leadership, and become a
part of something truly magical.
Ramah Creates Community
Camp
Ramah
in
the
Poconos represents a truly unique
approach to the Jewish Summer
Camp experience. In order to properly
care for our over 400 campers each
summer, we employ over 200 staff
members who are committed to our
mission of inspiring each child to
become their best selves. Our energetic
and talented staff members are largely
products of our camp itself and we
take a multi-generational approach to
camp staffing, so that your child will
see young adults, college graduates,
parents and grown families as part of
their camp community.
At the core of the Ramah program
is our commitment to an immersive
Jewish environment. Your child will
experience Jewish living as an organic,
joyous component to Camp. We foster
spirituality, critical-thinking skills,
character development, and valuesladen living through our approach to
Jewish education.
Above all else, Camp is about
creating a life-long community of
friends. Your child’s social experience
at camp is among our highest
priorities. Our counselors, senior staff,
and adult advisors ensure several
layers of camper care for each and
every child in our community. Your
child will experience the immense
joy of feeling a part of a bunk, an
Edah (Age Group), and our camp as a
whole. They will no doubt make lifelong friends who will be a part of their
lives forever.
The official camping arm of the
Conservative movement, Ramah
strives to create the ultimate Jewish
summer camping experience for
children 3rd-10th grade at Camp
Ramah in the Poconos
If you have questions, contact the
Ramah office at (215) 885-8556 or
www.ramahpoconos.org
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contributions
to
Chisuk
Emuna
Congregation in memory of the Yahrzeits
of their loved ones: Elaine Braveman,
Daniel Urie, Louise Foreman, Ruth
K. Kline, Ruth G. Mandel, Michael
K. Heiman, David Budoff, Charles
Chiplowitz, Allen Bloom, Bessie
Johnson, Jack and Shirley Klawansky,
Hattie Lock, and Tanya Benoudiz.
Contributions have been made:
By N.S. and Sandra Coplon in
memory of Nancy Heyman
By Nancy Clarke in memory of Dr.
Marcus
Josh Klein Fund
By Marilyn Klein in memory of
Ed Maglin and the sister of Robert
Zuckerman
By Dr. and Mrs. Bennet Chotiner in
memory of Josh Klein
Capital Campaign
By Drs. Aron Lukacher and Saundra
Schoicket
By Marcia Gordon and Susan
Gordon
By the Nancy Gorelick and Cyrus
Hoseyni family
By Leonard Goldberg and Paula
Sanders
By Ted and Lori Reese
By Dr. Bennet and Inez Chotiner
By Lina Shane and family
By Maggie Grotzinger and Mark
Glick in honor of Ruth and Chuck
Kline’s 60th anniversary
By Vera and Bob Kurlantzick
By Edythe Roberts
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
By Marcia Gordon and Cheryl
Sinoway in memory of Reuben
Mitrani, z”l
By Ronald Smeltz
By Carol and Barry Halper in honor
of the bris of their grandson,
By Joyce Green
Within The Family
Condolences to Michael Heiman
on the death of his mother, Ruth
Heiman. May Michael and Paula,
Jonathan and Eric and their family be
comforted by their good memories.
Condolences to the family of Dubby
Swimmer, of blessed memory. May
her children, Marilyn, Alex and
Elaine and her siblings, Annie Dubin,
Herman Gordon, and Esther Katz and
their families be comforted by their
good memories.
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Purim
Purim
celebrates
Jewish
survival. Although Purim has
the flavor of a Jewish mardi gras,
it is essentially a celebration of
surviving in an upside down
world.
Through prayer and
fasting, courage and action, the
characters of the Purim story
continue to teach us lessons in
survival, both individually and
as members of the Jewish People.
Purim is not only a kids’ holiday.
Please join in the celebration.
Please note: The Fast of Esther
(February 21st) commemorates
Esther’s three days of fasting in
preparation for her meeting with
the king.
The four mitzvoth of Purim:
1. Megillah - Each year, we are
required to listen to the complete
reading of Megillat Esther. Please
join us as the Megillah is read on
Saturday, February 23rd at 7
p.m. and during Purim morning
services on Sunday, February
24th at 8:30 am.
2. Mishloach Manot - the
fun Mitzvah of giving at least
two types of food to at least
one recipient. The mitzvah
of mishloach manot is based
on the verse in the Megillah
instructing us to “send portions
one to another” (9:22). You can
send Mishloach Manot through
USY.
3. Matanot L’evyonim - Based
on the injunction in the Megillah
that on Purim we must “send
gifts to the poor” (9:22), the
holiday commands us to share
our good fortune with those in
need. Maimonides teaches: “It
is better for a person to increase
gifts to the poor than to increase
his feast or the mishloach manot
to his neighbors. There is no
joy greater or more rewarding
than to gladden the heart of
the poor, orphans, widows, and
strangers. For by gladdening
the hearts of the downtrodden,
we are following the example
of the Divine.” There will be an
opportunity to give tzedakah to
help the poor at the end of the
Megillah reading.
4. Seudat Purim - It is a mitzvah
to have a feast with family and
friends on Purim Day.
In partnership with Holy Spirit Health System,
Invites you to the Opening Reception of
The International Photo Exhibit "From Art to Heart"
Sunday, February 10, 2013 ~ 2pm
Holy Spirit Hospital Atrium/Auditorium Lobby
Light refreshments will be served.
The photographs on display are mainly of children from vastly
different areas of the world. What links them, and the rest of the 3,000
children helped by Save a Child's Heart (SACH), is that they were given
the gift of life by dedicated Israeli doctors, nurse and support staff who
form the core of the SACH organization. Photographers have captured
the stories of these children and their families to help illustrate the
humanitarian side of Israel and to raise awareness of SACH so may
more children can receive lifesaving heart surgery.
Reception speakers include:
The Deputy Consul General of the Israel Consulate in Philadelphia,
Elad Strohmayer and local medical students who have volunteered
with SACH in Israel Oze Henig, Fourth year medical student, University
of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Danny Brill, First year medical
student, The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine,
Dr. Jordan Klein, intern, Pinnacle Health System
RSVP by February 6 by E-mail to: [email protected] or
[email protected].
For
additional
information
on the exhibit visit http://www.saveachildsheart.org/452-en/
TheInternationalPhotographyExhibition.aspx
Maimonides Society Chair, Margaret Grotzinger, MD
In case of severe weather, please call 236-9555 EXT 0 to check on the
status of the February 10th opening reception at Holy Spirit Hospital
Ortenzio Heart Center.
Community
Purim Carnival
Sunday, February 24, 2013
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Jewish Community Center
Exciting carnival games for all ages,
arts & craft projects, prizes & inflatable fun.
Free to the entire community.
Lunch is available at a nominal fee.
This program is funded by the Annual Campaign
of the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg
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Please remember that we only deliver bags to Harrisburg and surrounding areas (Hershey, Camp Hill, and Mechanicsburg).
Please fill out the order form below. Enclose $7 per order º Make checks payable to Harrisburg USY
Donor Name ___________________________Address _______________________________________
Phone number ________________Email: _______________Total Bags/Cards ordered ______ X $7.00
TOTAL : ________
Please be sure to circle if you would like a bag or a greeting card sent
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Bag or Card
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Bag or Card
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Send form & check by Friday, February 15th to: Harrisburg USY
Beth El Temple *2637 North Front Street* Harrisburg, PA 17110
Bag or Card
Chisuk Emuna
Congregation
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
P.O. Box 5507
Harrisburg, PA 17110-5507
Harrisburg, PA
Permit No. 440
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
February
1 PJ Library Family Service, 5:30 pm, USY: Friday night dinner and services at Beth El
3
Hebrew High, 1-3 PM
4
Executive Board Mtg, 7:30 pm
4
Hebrew School
5
Hebrew School, Tallit Making Workshop
9
Tot Shabbat, Jr. Congregation, Women’s Study Group
10 Rosh Hodesh It’s a Girl Thing
10 Hebrew High, 5-7 pm
11
11
13
Board Meeting, 7:30 pm
Hebrew School
Hebrew School
14
Lunch ‘n Learn: Rabbi Ron Muroff, “Jewish Love Songs”
15-17USY Winter Convention at Beth El Allentown
17 Sneak-A-Peek at Our New Home, 1-3 pm, Camp Ramah
Parlor Meeting, 7 pm
18
20
No Hebrew School
Hebrew School
21
Blessings of a Skinned Knee Discussion, 7:30, Starbucks on Union Deposit
23
Erev Purim Megillah Reading and Celebration
24
JCC Purim Carnival, 11 am-1 pm and Blood Drive from 10-1 at JCC
24
Hebrew High, 5:00-7:00 PM
25
27
Hebrew School
Hebrew School
28
Lunch ‘n Learn: Ira Rappaport, “Let’s Face the Music and Dance--a Tribute to Fred and Ginger and their Jewish Songwriters”
Chisuk Emuna Bulletin a monthly publication of Chisuk Emuna Congregation
P.O. Box 5507 Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 232-4851 www.chisukemuna.org
Send your Simcha and/or Shul related information to Susan Sussman at [email protected]
Rabbi Ron Muroff, Editor Steve Lamonoff, David A. Smith Printing, Inc. – Graphic Designer
Marty Lamonoff, Printer
Candle Lighting Times
Date
Candle
Lighting
Fri. Eve.
Service
Sat. Eve.
Service
2/1-2
5:06 pm
5:30 pm
5:10 pm
2/8-9
5:15 pm
5:15 pm
5:20 pm
2/15-16
5:23 pm
5:20 pm
5:25 pm
2/22-23
5:32 pm
5:30 pm
5:35 pm