Vol. XLI I No. 9
THE NEWS OF DELAWARE’S
FIRST CONGREGATION
MAY 2015
Café Tamar
presents
SHALOM LACH YERUSHALAYIM!
(PEACE BE TO YOU, JERUSALEM)
Celebrating Israel’s 67th Year of Independence
Sunday, May 17th
at 6:30 PM
Join the musical celebration of Israel’s 67th Birthday at this year’s Café Tamar on
Yom Yerushalayim. Featured performers from throughout the community include
violinist Eliezer Gutman, Cantors Yehoshua Redfern, Elisa Abrams, and Mark
Stanton, Rabbi Micah Becker-Klein, and accordionist David Gesterak. Enjoy
performances by the AKSE dance group, Klezmer Band, Choir, and Choral Group,
and by dancers from the Albert Einstein Academy.
Don’t miss the celebration! Admission is $10 paid in advance by May 14, $12 at the
door, and children under 12, $5. For reservations and information call 302-762-2705
or email [email protected].
PLEASE ATTEND THE ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 AT 7:30 p.m.
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ADAS KODESCH
SHEL EMETH
4412 Washington Blvd.
Wilmington, DE 19802-1226
Synagogue Office (302) 762-2705
E-mail to [email protected]
FAX (302) 762-3236
Delaware Community Hebrew School
(302) 762-3618
AKSE Website www.akse.org
Steven Saks, Rabbi
Yehoshua Redfern, Cantor
Gail Weinberg, Educational Director
OFFICERS
Jonathan Jaffe, President
Max Rosenberg, Executive VP
Marty Zukoff, Acting VP Finance
Harriet Ainbinder
VP Education
Vivian Goldberg
VP Religious Affairs
Wendy Shlossman, VP Administration
Dan Berry, VP Facilities
Lena Elzufon & Dianne Seidel
Mark
VP Membership
Wagman, VP Community Affairs
Brad Glazier
VP Ways & Means
Jeff Seidel, Treasurer
Sharon Berry & Eleanor Weinglass
Secretary
Dan Berry & Len Seltzer
Men’s Club Presidents
Sylvia Wagman
Sisterhood President
STAFF
Sharon Marshall, Office Manager
Arlene Mac Laren, Office Assistant
Carol Burg, Bookkeeper
Cliff Packer
Andrew Davis
Maintenance
The Shofar is published 11 months:
September through July/August.
From the electronic keyboard of Rabbi Saks
Below are the remarks I delivered at the Delaware
Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day)
ceremony on April 16.
The Hebrew word for history is “Historia.”
Obviously, this is an English word that has been
Hebraized. But this begs the question: why is there
no Hebrew word for history?
Rabbi Jonathan Sachs observes that the Torah
speaks in terms of memory not history. We are not
commanded to keep a historical record of the past;
rather we are commanded to remember it. This
sounds like a matter of mere semantics, but it is not.
History is “his story;” it recalls events that affected
others. But our past is embedded in our memory; it
is our story.
We gather here today to ensure that the
Holocaust is not treated as mere history but as
memory. Why? To remind ourselves that history
can repeat itself, if we treat the past as somebody
else’s story instead of our own. If you were asked a
few years ago if you thought another Holocaust was
possible, you very well may have said no. If you
were asked that same question today, you may very
well have to stop and think about it due to the rapid
increase of anti-Semitism around the world and
rising threats that confront the Jewish state.
Rabbi Jakobovits observes that, when we are
told in the Torah that G-d remembers someone, it
denotes that we will take future action on their
behalf. Our memory of the Holocaust must inspire
us to act now and in the future. We remember in
order to ensure that “never again” is not just a
slogan.
B’Shalom,
Rabbi Steven Saks
Jonathan Jaffe, Shofar Editor
E-mail to [email protected]
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Please celebrate with Sisterhood at our Closing Brunch
on Sunday, May 3rd at 11 am.
Join us for a delicious brunch and an enlightening talk by
Leslie Reidel
Professor in UD’s Department of Theatre and
the Resident Ensemble Players,
who will speak on “Show Biz: A Jewish Perspective.”
What are we celebrating? Another successful year and those who made it
possible! We look forward to a very enjoyable event. There is a nominal charge of
$5 for members and $8 for guests. Please call the office, 302-762-2705, to make reservations no later
than April 30. We look forward to having a great crowd to celebrate all of Sisterhood’s achievements
this past year.
A.K.S.E. GIFT SHOP
BIGGEST SALE EVER...
Before all Passover items put
away .....everything 50% off
(Excludes candles and parchments)
Thanks
DIANNE
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PREPARE TO RECEIVE THE TORAH
Join with Jews across the country as we spend
an evening of study dedicated to
the Jewish community of the present and the future.
Saturday, May 23, 2015
(Candle lighting time is 8:59 p.m.)
AKSE’s Shavuot services (Mincha/Ma’ariv) start at 8:00 p.m.
… and the traditional Shavuot study session (Tikun Ley’l Shavuot)
follows at approximately 10:00 p.m. until 12:00 midnight
THEN: Come hear the reading of the Ten Commandments
Sunday May 24, 2015
Services start at 9:00 a.m.
Mincha/Ma’ariv 7:00 p.m.
Candle Lighting after 9:01 p.m.
Monday, May 25, 2015
Morning services (Shacharit) at 9:00 a.m.
Reading of Megillat Ruth at 10:00 a.m.
Yizkor at approximately 10:45 a.m.
Mincha-Ma’ariv at 8:00 p.m.
Havdalah at 9:01 p.m.
Shalom all,
Please note that we will be keeping Friday evening services at 6:00 pm
through May 1. On May 8 we will move them to 6:30 pm and this will
be the time for the summer season. This is what we did last year due to
multiple requests from those who come regularly.
Thanks
Rabbi Saks
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Photo by
Brad Glazier
You’ve heard of Shoes & Socks? Well at AKSE we’ve got our Shoes & SAKS!
Rabbi Saks is pictured with just some of the hundreds of shoes that have NOT gone into our
local landfill. These shoes will be recycled to those in need in communities throughout the
country and the world. Please support this effort by bringing your no longer used shoes to shul.
AKSE receives a small donation for every container we ship for distribution to those in need. So
“Bring Your Shoes to Shul” or call the AKSE office at (302) 762-2705 and we will arrange for
someone to pick up your shoes.
Please remember AKSE in your
will or estate plan.
If you have already provided for AKSE in your
plan, please let us know so we can welcome
you into our Legacy Society.
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MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST
Sunday May 31, 2015
AKSE’S Very Own
Jerry Turnauer
“Secrets of a Truck Dealer”
Breakfast begins at : 9:00 am
Talk begins at
9:45 am
The cost is $6.00 if you make a reservation in advance by calling the AKSE office at 302 762 2705. At the door,
the cost is $8.00.
AKSE HEBREW SCHOOL STUDENTS CELEBRATE THEIR AFIKOMAN BAG CREATIONS
Photo by Gail Weinberg
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Marty Zukoff may be able to arrange transportation and/or car pools. Please call the office 302 762 2705.
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AKSE CONGREGANT (CUSTOMER) SERVICE QUERY
Dear AKSE Congregant: The AKSE Board of Governors and I want to make sure that there is nothing in the way
of your enjoyment and participation in all that AKSE has to offer. (The intent is not to wrestle here with
religious or philosophical issues—we welcome those concerns but there are other venues in which to pursue
those questions) .
Rather we are reaching out to congregants to identify ways our AKSE community can do more and better to
meet your everyday needs.
● Are transportation issues preventing you from attending synagogue events? We may be able to
resolve that problem. There are members who might be able to provide transportation. Please call the office at
302 762 2705 or email [email protected] and explain your situation and or transportation need. We will try and
line up someone to help. This is not envisioned as a short notice or immediate problem solution, but rather a
foreseen situation, where with phone calls and some planning a solution might be possible. Please let us know if
we can help.
● Kesher committee—Do you know this exists? The Kesher Committee consists of AKSE members
who willingly give of their time to help other members in need. If an AKSE member needs meals prepared, a ride
to an appointment, an errand done, or just a friendly visit, those on the committee are there to help. Debra
Zussman is the chairperson and can be reached at (302) 529-1054. If you would like to participate or if you know
someone in need of help, please call.
● Communications—Are you receiving: The Shofar—snail mail / email copies, Weekly Newsletter
e mail blasts, responses to office queries, event reservation confirmations, contribution confirmations in a
satisfactory way?
● Any other thoughts, ideas, questions, suggestions?
Jonathan Jaffe
AKSE President
Yes, you!
Please consider
sponsoring a
Shabbat
Kiddush to share
fellowship and
friendship with your
AKSE family and
friends. Please call the
office at
302 762 2705 or
contact Judy Berlin at
302-762-3649 to
discuss your
special requests.
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IYAR
IYAR--SIVAN 5775
Sunday
Friday
Evenings
Monday
Candle Lighting Saturday
Evening
MAY 1
MAY 8
MAY 15
MAY 22
MAY 29
7:38 PM
7:45 PM
7:52 PM
7:58 PM
8:04 PM
3
MAY 2
MAY 9
MAY 16
MAY 23
MAY 30
4
Tuesday
Mincha
Ma’ariv
7:35 PM
7:45 PM
7:50 PM
8:00 PM
8:00 PM
5
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Havdallah
Times
1
8:39 PM
8:46 PM
8:53 PM
8:59 PM
9:04 PM
Friday Evening
Service 6 pm
Saturday
2 Jonathan Jaffe
AKSE GIFT CARD
Purchases generate
those warm and fuzzies
Sponsored Kiddush
In memory of
Helen Winslow’s
Birthday
Junior Cong. 10:30 am
Torah Study
6:45 pm
12 IYAR
6
7
8
9
New Time
Friday Evening
Service 6:30 pm
Sisterhood
Closing Event
11 am
13 IYAR
‘Summer’ schedule
Birthday Kiddush
Torah Study 7:00 pm
Lag Ba’omer
14 IYAR
10
15 IYAR
11
16 IYAR
12
17 IYAR
13
18 IYAR
14
Pizza & Parsha
6 pm to 7 pm
21 IYAR
17
22 IYAR
18
23 IYAR
19
Minyanaires
Reunion
9 am—Noon
20
ROSH
CHODESH
Café Tamar
6:30 pm
28 IYAR
24
26
Men’s Club
Breakfast 9:00 am
13 SIVAN
10
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Hebrew School
Closing Program
Torah Study 7:00 pm
26 IYAR
22
27 IYAR
23
Board of
Governors
Meeting
7:30 pm
2 SIVAN
27
Torah Study 7:15pm
Erev Shavuot
3 SIVAN
28
4 SIVAN
29
5 SIVAN
30
Shavuot Yizkor
Pizza & Parsha
6 pm to 7 pm
6 SIVAN
31
15
25 IYAR
21
20 IYAR
Pizza & Parsha
6 pm to 7 pm
1 SIVAN
29 IYAR
25
Shavuot
24 IYAR
19 IYAR
Torah Study 7:15pm
Memorial Day
7 SIVAN
8 SIVAN
9 SIVAN
10 SIVAN
11 SIVAN
12 SIVAN
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WHAT'S COOKING IN YOUR KITCHEN?
I was enjoying my favorite police television show, The Blue Bloods, and a word
inspired me to find something familiar, but a bit different. Tom Seleck called a dish he
did not want to taste because it was "Cheffy". He said it was his description for food
that should not be changed because it works the way it was meant to be eaten. I think
lox and bagels should never be changed, since that is one of my favorite
sandwiches. But, this evening I made it "Cheffy". For Shavuot it might be nice to have a refreshing
salad that is veggie packed and makes a change on a brunch classic. This recipe was a winner! We
really enjoyed it. Hope you will, too.
Bagel & Lox Rigatoni Salad
8 ounces rigatoni pasta
9 ounces green beans, blanched *
1 bagel cut into pieces (little round slices are nice)
1/2 cup white balsamic vinegar
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1/3 cup olive oil
1 red onion, finely copped
1/2 cup drained capers
2 cups chopped romaine lettuce
8 ounces mozzarella cheese, sliced in quarters or bite size balls
6 to 8 ounces smoked salmon (lox), chopped
Cook pasta and drain.
* I cooked green beans until done, as I do not like them crispy.
Toss bagel pieces with 1 Tablespoon olive oil and transfer to a baking pan.
Bake in a 400 degree oven for 8 minutes. Cool and set aside.
I used an everything bagel for the extra flavors and it was perfect.
Whisk vinegar, mustard and 1/3 tsp kosher salt in saucepan. Whisk in 1/2 cup olive oil. Heat over
medium heat until just warm, whisking constantly. Remove and stir in onion and capers. (I did not use
capers!)
Place pasta mixture, lettuce, mozzarella, salmon and bagel pieces in a large bowl. Add vinegar,
mixture; gently toss to combine. Top with cracked black pepper, if desired. Makes 6 servings.
I have Tom Seleck to thank for daring me to make a change for something different and
delicious. This could be our new pasta salad favorite.
Thanks and until next time…........ Meryl
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May
Anniversaries
8
16
24
26
27
Edwin and Lenore Tocker
Ehyal and Kerry Shweiki
Michael and Sophie Longwill
Eugene and Gail Tolpin
Michael Cabelli and Rosanne
G
Griff-Cabelli
30 Robert and Cindy Weiner
Special Anniversaries
4
25
James and Rhonda Lehr
Howard and Judy Berlin
Speedy Recovery
May Birthdays
Mazal Tov
● Jenna Glazier for being accepted into
1
3
6
7
10
13
15
16
18
29
30
31
Robert Levine
Grace Weintraub
Morris Freschman
Sylvia R. Wagman
Morton Brown
Sharon W Berry
Yetta Chaiken
Mark Weinberg
Perry Goldlust
Edith Slovin
Phyllis Garfinkel
Florence Goldstein
Lionel Sandell
Anna Jean Hirshout
Jay Luft
the New York University (NYU) Tisch
School of the Arts Summer High School
Program for Dramatic Writing. Jenna
will attend and live on campus at NYU
(in New York City) for the four week
program this July. Jenna is the daughter
of Brad and Michelle Glazier.
●PRIED is one of the top 20 finalists for
the Philadelphia Zoo UNLESS Project,
the recycling project where PRIED
students collected the clothes donated
by AKSE members. PRIED school
leases space at AKSE and is organized
by Ehyal and Kerry Shweiki.
● Annette Chason, great-grandmother of
newborn Phillip Short, son of Michael
and Marina Short of Cambridge, MA.
Refuah Shlaimah.
Good wishes and prayers for a
complete recovery to:
Louise Kursh
Arlene Simon
May the Lord our G-d send a
perfect healing from heaven to all his
sick children. Amen.
Special Birthdays
2 Marlene C Milunsky
Joel Chodos
3 Joshua S. Schoenberg
14 Robert S. Weiner
16 Edie Slovin
19 Michelle S. Glazier
22 Marsha Golden
 IN MEMORIAM 
With deep regret we record the
passing of
Sharon Leventhal
Sister of Dan Tanzer
To Our AKSE Friends and Family
Thank you for your heartfelt sympathy and kindness
during the passing of our beloved son, David.
Leah Berger
Sister-in-law of Clara Mattes
It is greatly appreciated at this very difficult time.
Ray and Morris Freschman
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May the Lord comfort the families
among the mourners of Zion and
Jerusalem and may they know of
sorrow no more.
MAY, 2015
Received during the month of March, 2015
.IN MEMORY OF
Max Berkman, father of Gail Weinberg:
Helen & Paula Gordon
Leah Berger, mother of Philip Berger:
Arlene, Jennifer & Harrison Simon; Iris Olen
Leah Berger, Sister-in-law of Clara Mattes:
Libby Plafker; Shirley Fisch
David Freschman, son of Ray & Morris
Freschman: Vivian & Alan Goldberg; Sharon
& Dan Berry; Ken Kamm; Marilyn Harwick;
Sheila & Perry Goldlust; Howard, Deborah,
Nathan & Eva Stromwasser; Roberta & Mel
Woloshin; Lolly & Kevin Gross; Rex &
Huguette Piha; The Leviton Family; Jake
Hoffman; Charlie & Barbara Keil; Ella, Marty &
Ed Zukoff; Iris Olen; Dr. Joel Chodos; Susan &
Jay Kogon; Lenny & Joy Davis; Sharon, Arlene
& Carol; Harriet Ainbinder; Sylvia & Mark
Wagman & family; The Russell Family; Libby
Plafker; Helen & Paula Gordon; Wendy & Phil
Shlossman; Cathy and Moshe Vinograd; Clara
Mattes; Nan & Hal Pezzner; Edie Slovin; Bobby
& Sally Levine; Celina & Ron Reibman; Ahron
& Loretta Augunbraun; Roberta & Morton
Brown; Ruth & Al Goodman; Iris & Jack
Vinokur; Annette & Joseph Baruch; Gail & Mark
Weinberg; Arlene Simon; Neil, Rhonda, Rob,
Mayan, Beth, Ari & Jon Lattin; Evelyn & Andrea
Finerosky; Dicey Sklut;Slomowitz Family
David Freschman, Husband of Robin
Freschman: The Russell Family; Iris Olen; The
Leviton Family
Batia Vinograd, Mother of Moshe Vinograd:
The Zukoffs; Sharon & Dan Berry; Shirley Fisch;
Lidia and Avi Ini; Rhonda & Jim Lehr; Judy &
Howard Berlin; Howard, Deborah, Nathan & Eva
Stromwasser; Sheila & Perry Goldlust; Ahron &
Loretta Augenbraun; Ray & Morris Freschman
MAZEL TOV
Robin & Greg Levithan, in honor of the B'nai
Mitzvah of Jack & Olivia: Great-Grandmother
Cynthia Kauffman; The Kauffman Family
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Fisher on Alec's
acceptance to Dartmouth Medical College:
Great-Grandmother Cynthia Kauffman; The
Kauffman Family
Shirley Fisch, on your special birthday:
The Zukoffs
Dorothy Kirshner: Herbert Kirshner
Mollie Plafker: Nate Plafker
Florence Jacobs: Susan Cicala
Sophie Sobel, Mother: Evelyn Haber
David Paiken: Alan Paikin
REFUAH SHLAYMAH
(SPEEDY RECOVERY)
Morris & Ray Freschman:
Lena & John Elzufon; Freda Jacobs
Ella Zukoff: Sylvia Beck
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
Thank Everyone for the lovely Purim bags
and all who prepared them: Bobby & Sally
Levine; Edie Slovin; Cynthia Kauffman; Jean
Hirshout; Roberta & Morton Brown
Thanks to Sharon & Dan Berry for
delivering the beautiful Purim Bag:
Jean Hirshout
Donation to school Fund in Memory of Gail
Weinberg's father, Max Berkman:
Irene and Richard Plotzker
Library : Sam Kursh
Yahrtzeit of
Charles Arsht
Rita Arsht
Yahrzheits
of
Philip Liebman, father,
Dick Harwick, husband
Sol Segal, uncle
Marilyn Harwick
Were you born in
May ?
Come and join us at our
monthly birthday
Kiddush May 9th and
enjoy our delicious
birthday cake.
Donations appreciated.
ANNUAL
CONGREGATIONAL
MEETING
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE
17 AT 7:30 p.m.
Your presence is requested
as we review the past year
and discuss the way forward
YAHRZEIT
Rose Dorph: Dr. Marvin H. Dorph
Louis Stromwasser: Harold & Anita Pollack
Gloria Hoffman, Wife: Jake Hoffman
Maurice Kates, Father: Barbara Balick
Alan B. Hirshout: Jean Hirshout
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BUY GIFT CARDS
AND
SUPPORT AKSE
AN EASY WAY TO SUPPORT AKSE
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING (ZIP, ZERO, ZILCH, NADA)
YOU GET A GIFT CARD IN THE EXACT AMOUNT … AKSE GETS 5%
NO SERVICE CHARGES … NO FEE … NO EXCUSES!!!
Three (3) ways to purchase:
one way: Come to the synagogue during normal business hours and purchase
them directly from our friendly office staff and on
Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
another way: Call AKSE Members:
MARTY ZUKOFF - (302) 478-4734 (CHALFONTE) OR
DIANNE SEIDEL - (302) 479-0490 (GREEN ACRES)
and yet another: Call the AKSE office (302) 762-2705.
Tell them what you want.
They will mail them to you that day.
You pay for them (by check) within seven (7) days.
CARDS AVAILABLE: Shop Rite, Super Fresh, Acme, Super G ($50, $100 cards)
Walgreens ($100 cards)
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 MAY YAHRZEITS 
2
Irving Glass
Cissie Golden
Samuel Jacobs
Laura Klein
Isadore Stern
3
Irwin Pearl
4
Solomon Berengut
Morris N. Goldberg
5
Bella Hoffman
Lillian Turnauer
6
Sam Barshay
7
Ida Braverman
Mendel Gordon
Bertha Stuzin
Abraham Tenenbaum
8
Bertram E Jacobs
9
Benjamin Fink
Mildred Frankfurt
10
Sydney Balick
Florence Chavin
Rabbi Leonard B Gewirtz
Minnie Kessler
Norma Lessin
Ida Schuman
11
Mary Frankfurt
Jacob B Kaplan
12
Jack Marshall
Fannie Vittes
13
Isaac Hoffman
Shirley Levy
Louis Segal
Abraham Seidel
Florence Lillian Stiebel
14
Jack S. Jacobs
Irvin Waxman
15
Yetta Fried
Blanche Gottlieb
Martin I. Rudnitsky
16
Lena Goldberg
Milton Sharon
Rose Westerman
17
Hillel Cheitlin
Joseph Tannen
18
Leah Jaffe
Ethel Weiss
19
Gladys Heims
Minnie Seitz
20
Samuel Chanin
Arthur Penn
Samuel Shapiro
21
Mary Brother
Irving Echt
Rhoda Meizell
Jacob Sklut
William Weiner
22
Jack Bloom
Isadore Levy
Samuel Wolinsky
23
Manuel Skversky
24
Rose Cohn
Samuel Golder
Ruth Plafker
Isadore Silverman
Joseph Stutman
25
Frances Maisel
26
Celia Bleiberg
Arnold Moss
Henry Weiner
Morris Weintraub
28
Isaac Walles
29
Abraham Goodman
John J. Lavin
30
Sol Pollack
Dave H. A. Rosenberg
31
Rae Jacobs
Sarah B Stutman
PLEASE NOTE:Yahrzeit dates
listed represent the English dates
which correspond to the Hebrew
dates of death.
AKSE
Daily Service Times:
Sunday
8:00 a.m.
Monday,Tuesday,Thursday
7:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday 5:30 p.m.
Friday Evening
6:00 p.m. May 1
6:30 p.m. May 8,
May 15,22,29
Community Minyan
Wednesdays
7:30 a.m. at Beth Shalom
Fridays
7:30 a.m. at AKSE
Excluding Rosh Chodesh and
other special days.
Shabbat
Services at 9:00 a.m.
SEE CALENDAR for
Mincha Ma’ariv times.
HOLIDAY TIMES MAY
DIFFER.
PLEASE NOTE:Yahrzeit dates listed represent the English dates which correspond to the Hebrew dates of death.
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In the hallowed tradition of
our faith . . .
a dignified setting with reverence for customs and observances
in strict accord
with family wishes.
519 Philadelphia Pike
762-0334
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HARRIET JACOBS
Realtor
Home 302 655 5600
Direct Dial 576 6816
Residential Real Estate
3711 Kennett Pk. Ste. 130
Greenville, Delaware
19807
Office 302 429 4500
E-mail [email protected]
SCHOENBERG MEMORIAL CHAPEL
In the hallowed tradition of
our faith . . .
a dignified setting with reverence for customs and
observances in strict accord
with family wishes.
519 Philadelphia Pike
762-0334
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CATERING SERVICE
From a small, intimate gourmet dinner
to a banquet for several hundred . . .
from a cocktail party to a formal dinner . . .
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WHEN PATRONIZING OUR ADVERTISERS,
WHO HELP PAY FOR THE SHOFAR,
PLEASE MENTION YOU SAW THEIR ADS IN THE AKSE SHOFAR.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING IN THE SHOFAR,
please contact AKSE at [email protected] or call
(302) 762-2705.
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ADAS KODESCH SHEL EMETH
4412 WASHINGTON BLVD.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19802-1226
Bayshore Ford
17
Harriet Jacobs Realtor
16
Boscov’s Catering Service
16
Schoenberg Memorial Chapel
15
ShopRite
16
AKSE FAMILY NEWS
12
CALENDARS AND SCHEDULES
AKSE Calendar MAY
10
Daily Service Times
15
EVENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC.
Have you been to the
new web site yet?
www.akse.org
Updated daily with current info
and news for you!
DEADLINE FOR JUNE SHOFAR
IS MAY 17, 2015
Submissions due ON or BEFORE the DEADLINE in order to publish the
Shofar in a timely fashion. Only items submitted on time can be
guaranteed inclusion in the Shofar (subject to editorial discretion).
Submissions MUST be in WRITING! Email to [email protected] or mail,
Fax or hand deliver to the synagogue office.
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CAFÉ TAMAR INFORMATION
1
CUFI ISRAEL SUPPORT FLYER
8
BIRTHDAY KIDDUSH UPDATE
13
BRING YOUR SHOES TO SHUL PROGRAM
6
CUSTOMER/CONGREGANT SERVICE QUERY
9
DONATIONS
13
FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICE TIME CHANGE NOTICE
5
GIFT SHOP SALE INFO
4
GIFT CARD PURCHASING PROCEDURES
14
HEBREW SCHOOL PHOTO
7
JCC ISRAEL TRIP FLYER
9
JEWISH LEGACY REMINDER
6
MENS CLUB BREAKFAST INFO
7
MINYANAIRES MAY REUNION INFO
3
RABBI’S LETTER
2
SHABBAT KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP REQUEST
9
SHAVUOT SCHEDULE & TIMES
5
SISTERHOOD CLOSING BRUNCH BULLETIN
4
WHATS COOKING IN YOUR KITCHEN
11
MAY YAHRZEITS
15
MAY, 2015