L'Shanah Tovah Um'tukah!
We wish you a happy and sweet new year!
From Rabbi Daniel Cohen, Cantor Arik Wollheim, Rabbi David Walk, Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz, Naomi Marks, Joseph Rubbak, Claudette Apple, Joanna Bell, Rad Vazquez, Carlos Quinga and our families | | Times for Yom Kippur Services
Sunday, Sept. 27 Mincha 3:00 p.m.Candle Lighting 6:27 p.m. Kol Nidre 6:35 p.m.Fast Begins 6:45 p.m.Monday morning, Sept. 28 9:00 a.m.Yizkor 12:15 p.m. Break 3:15 p.m. Mincha4:15 p.m.Blessing of the Children 7:15 p.m.Fast ends 7:27 p.m. | Youth Programs on the High Holidays
We at Agudath Sholom want our parents and children to enjoy a meaningful holiday season. Arrangements have been made to secure babysitting and youth groups for our children. All sessions will be conducted by responsible young men and women. Babysitting will take place in the room next to the Lotstein Library. Children who are 3 years old through 1st grade will be in the Lotstein Library. Junior Congregation will be in the Sukkah.
The schedule is as follows:
Babysitting (up to age 3)
Children must be dropped off and picked up by a parent or older sibling. No child will be permitted to leave the room unescorted. Since there are few toys on site, each child should bring toys from home to play with and share for the time they are at the sitting service.
YOM KIPPUR SCHEDULE:
Age 3-6
Yom Kippur - Monday, September 28, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Grades 2-6, Junior Congregation
Yom Kippur - Monday, September 28, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. | | Blessing of the Children
 Join us for the holiest, "specialist," most "beautifulest" moment of the year at Agudath Sholom, the blessing of the children and "lights over CAS".
On the bima at the end of Yom Kippur!
Monday, September 29, 7:15 p.m. | | Rabbi David Walk -- Rosh Hashanah 5770
 That ancient Greek philosopher and social gadfly, Socrates was famous for admonishing Greek citizens that the unexamined life is not worth living. This idea could be the motto for our Rosh Hashanah, whose alternate name is Yom Hadin or Day of Judgment. How can anyone have the chutzpa to go before the heavenly tribunal without first trying to examine our merits and demerits? So part of the preparation for our Hebrew New Year
must include a careful catalogue of all our actions in the previous year. It's not enough to buy a new outfit and some apples and honey. We must do an ethical accounting. The question arises what are the criteria for making this reckoning?
I'd like to suggest two ways of looking at this issue. The first step to gathering this material for our personal file is to remember the following crucial detail. We all perform both sins and mitzvot. Too often people make the mistake of believing that we only have to list our bads. That's just not true. On Rosh Hashanah we not only want to eliminate our negatives but accentuate our positives. Way before Cole Porter expressed that idea, King David said, "Turn away from evil and do good (Psalms 34:15). So, please, remember all those wonderful things you did last year, and hopefully repeat them next year.
The other point I want to make is hinted at by the prophet Isaiah in the Haftorah read on the Shabbat immediately after Tisha B'av, which begins the series of seven prophetic readings ushering in the High Holiday season. Isaiah tells us metaphorically about measuring the mountains and valleys. The words he uses for the measuring devices are peles and maznayim (Isaiah 40:12). Both terms get translated as scale. But we know that Hebrew is a pure language with no synonyms. So, what is the difference between these two types of scales? The maznayim is the old balance scale, where you weigh the product against standard weights. The peles has only one attached weight and the measuring is done by sliding this weight further or closer from the standing post. This distance gives the weight. Isaiah, I believe is informing us of the two ways in which we must measure ourselves. We have to weigh ourselves against societal norms, but we also must weigh ourselves against own expectations for proper behavior. There are two weighing methods, one objective and one subjective. We have to learn from this metaphor to measure ourselves doubly as we move toward our annual Day of Judgment.
Rosh Hashanah begins the challenging period called the Ten Days of Repentance. This time span ends with Yom Kippur, and presents us with the trial of attempting to improve ourselves in the sight of God and in our own eyes. This is very hard, and many of us fail, finding ourselves repeating the same mistakes year after year. But if this process has any chance of success it must follow a reasonable procedure. This sequence of steps leading to true repentance or improvement must begin with a clear picture of what we've done, both good and bad. This requires the careful examination discussed by Socrates. Remember, what made Socrates so annoying in ancient Greece was his habit of asking tough questions. This pushed many Athenians to greater personal growth, but drove others to demand Socrates' exile. We must be our own demanding Socrates to have an effective New Year.
May we all have a happy, healthy, improved New Year. | 
| Welcome to the Agudath Sholom Family
We welcome to the Agudath Sholom Family our newest members,
those who joined in the past year:
Wendy & Steven Bennett
Danette & Jonathan Cahr
Nicole & Kevin Carpenter
Jennifer Carter
Suzannah & Eytan Coll
Sheva & Rabbi Chezy Deren
Sophie & Peter Finkelstein
Johnna Freud
Joshua Fruchter
Shani & Eric Garfinkle
Shira & Ethan Green
Danielle & Rabbi Yehuda Jeiger
Melanie & Mark Kaplan
Liat & Benjamin Karsch
Vered & Mark Links
Elissa Stein & Ted Listokin
Elvira & Slava Manevich
Cara & Elliot Neumann
Irene & Michael Okun
Judy & Evan Romaine
Raema & Clive Salmon
Nadine & Manny Schultz
Todd Sharrin
Susan & Laurence Shiff
David Smith
Rebecca & Evan Stulberger
Sheila & Steven Trabish
Gail & Gary Weitz
Faina & Alex Yelensky
Lauren & Joe Zalis
Zena & Paul Zislis | | SUKKOT SERVICE TIMES Friday, October 2, 2009 - Eruv Sukkot
Candle lighting 6:19 p.m.
Mincha 6:24 p.m.
Saturday, October 3, 2009 - Sukkot day 1
Shacharit in Chapel 8:00 a.m.
Shacharit in Sanctuary 9:00 a.m.
Mincha 6:00 p.m.
Candle lighting after 6:18 p.m.
Sunday, October 4, 2009 - Sukkot day 2
Shacharit in Chapel 7:30 a.m.
Shacharit in Sanctuary 9:00 a.m.
Mincha 6:10 p.m.
Yom Tov ends 7:19 p.m.
Chol Hamoed - Monday-Thursday
October 5, 2006 thru October 8, 2009
Shacharit 6:20 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
Mincha 6:10 p.m. Friday, October 9, 2009 - Hoshana Raba
Shacharit 6:10 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
Candle Lighting 6:07 p.m.
Mincha 6:12 p.m.
Saturday, October 10, 2009 - Shemini Atzeret
Shacharit in Chapel 7:45 a.m.
Shacharit in Sanctuary 8:30 a.m.
Reading Kohelet, Yizkor 10:15 a.m.
Mincha 5:50 p.m.
Candle Lighting after 7:07 p.m.
Simchat Torah Hakafot 7:15 p.m.
Sunday, October 11, 2009 - Simchat Torah
Shacharit 8:45 a.m.
Mincha 6:00 p.m.
Neelat Hachag
Yom Tov Ends 7:07 p.m. | In Our Family...
MAZAL TOV
· Myron & Leslie Goldstein on Scott becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Eileen Fruchter, Marilyn Niedober and Irwin Niedober on the wedding
of their son, grandson and nephew, Daniel Fruchter, to Devorah Cohen
· Steve & Liba Steinmetz and Shoshana & Aaron Rosenweig on the
birth of their granddaughter and daughter
· Stephanie & David Rothberg and Susan & Len Mark on the birth of a
new daughter and granddaughter, Olivia
· Marilyn Altman-Fider on being awarded the Emmy for technical remote support for NBC News
· Naomi and Jonathan Marks on the birth of their baby son, Chaim Yosef
· Irene and James Diamond on Reuben becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Elvira and Slava Manevich on Spencer becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Morris Teig on his 96th birthday
· Maya & Darren & Rachel & David Bahar on the birth of their new
daughter and granddaughter
· Rena and Tzvi Schwartz on the birth of their baby boy, Yitzchak Yehoshua
· Senator Joseph and Hadassah Lieberman in honor of the marriage
of their daughter, Hani to Daniel Lowenstein
· The Lieberman and Attar families on the wedding of their granddaughter and niece, Sarah Dray, daughter of Rica and Ari Lieberman
· Danny & Sara Wolfe who moved to Stamford and will serve again as our Jr. and Sr. Teen Advisors this year
· Michelle & David Tavdi on the baby naming of Isabella Juliette Tavdi
· Beverly Stein for being awarded the Nitzan Nursery School Early
Childhood Education Award from the United Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism
CONDOLENCES
· David Spiegel on the passing of his mother, Susan Spiegel
· Glenn Karow on the passing of his brother, Jan Karow
· Sylvia Plotkin and Lorraine Kweskin on the passing of their beloved
husband and father, Robert Plotkin · Frieda Knopf and Gerald Knopf on the passing of their beloved husband and father, Harold Knopf · Albert Beson and Michael Beson on the passing of their beloved son and brother, Howard Beson · Jack Stiassny on the passing of his beloved wife, Ruth Stiassny · Arik Wollheim on the passing of his beloved grandmother, Malka Pinkus
KIDDUSH SPONSORS
· Teen Minyan Kiddush - Elise & Steven Cohen and Rachel & Jay Jubas in honor of Ari and Talia's birthdays
· The Niedober & Fruchter families in honor of the marriage of Daniel & Devorah
· The Jubas family in honor of Ben's return from Israel
· The Alexander, Boxer, Jubas & Lewis families in honor of Caroline, Lexi, Talia and Caren's graduations from High School
· Leslie & Myron Goldstein in honor of Scott becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Bennett & Joan Schwartz
· Irene and James Diamond in honor of Reuben becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Elvira and Slava Manevich in honor of Spencer becoming a Bar Mitzvah
· Howard Weiss in honor of Fred Baer's birthday, Fred Baer in honor of Howard Weiss's birthday, Shulie and Andrew Schnelwar in honor of the birth of their daughter, Samantha, the Baer & Weiss family in honor of Janet and David Bessaleli becoming American Citizens & Morris Teig on his 96th birthday
· Samantha and David Bernstein in honor of Samantha's birthday
· Rabbi Yehuda Jeiger from Stamford Kosher as thanks to the community for all their support
· Congregation Agudath Sholom
· Dina Berger in honor of Paul's retirement
· Senator Joseph and Hadassah Lieberman in honor of the marriage of their daughter, Hani to Daniel Lowenstein
· Mimi Rand in memory of her husband's yahrzeit
· Joseph Feuerstein in honor of his marriage to Kara Schiff
· The Tehrani family in honor of Isabella Juliette Tavdi's baby naming | | MAZAL TOV TO OUR B'NAI MITZVAH STUDENTS
 Zachary Wohlberg
Bar Mitzvah
September 5, 2009
Zachary is in the 8th grade at Bi-Cultural Day School and looking forward to high school in September 2010. He is a member of the Teen Tzedakah Foundation Council. Zachary enjoys all kinds of sports. He plays on the BCDS Bobcats and the JCC Travel Basketball team. He also plays baseball for the National Lione Little League. His favorite sport is football, with the New York Jets as his favorite team. Zachary loves camp and has spent many summers at Camp Lavi. He has always looked up to his older brother, Jason. His biggest accomplishment is being a big brother to Nicole and Josh. As his chesed project, Zachary is giving a significant portion of his Bar Mitzvah money to buy special exercise and physical therapy equipment to the IDF Navy Seals unit which, due to the rigors of their work, has a significant issue with injuries. Zachary is the son of Sharon & Simeon Wohlberg. The first part of his Bar Mitzvah took place in Israel in August with a siyum for learning a tractate of Gemora with his grandfather. In addition, he celebrated with friend and family in Stamford on September 5, Parshat Ki Tavo.
 Noah Evan Marlowe
Bar Mitzvah
October 17, 2009
Noah is an eighth grader at Bi-Cultural Day School in Stamford. He has thoroughly enjoyed his time preparing for his Bar Mitzvah with Bob Abrams and Rabbi Cohen. His enthusiasm for Judaism shines through his studies at BCDS and his learning at Yeshiva Bais Binyomin.
Noah is a big sports fan, particularly enamored of baseball and his New York Mets. He has played baseball in both the Fairfield County Ct Jewish Baseball League and the Stamford American Little League, as well as playing basketball with the JCC travel team and the BCDS Bobcats. Most recently, Noah won a team-Gold medal in bowling at the 2009 JCC Maccabi Games in Westchester for Team Stamford. Some day, Noah hopes to take over as the commissioner of the FCCJBL from his dad.
Noah joined the North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry's Twinning program which matched him up with a Bar Mitzvah boy of Ethiopian descent now living in Israel. The twins have exchanged gifts and are now pen pals. Noah has also been active in the Teen Tzedakah Foundation Council helping to direct teen donors' funds to appropriate Jewish causes. Noah's parents (Dinah and Seth) are very proud of his accomplishments while his sisters (Sarah and Rina) may be very proud, but they try desperately not to let him know it.
Daniel Soifer
Bar Mitzvah
October 24, 2009
Daniel Soifer is the oldest child of Ami and Louise Soifer. He is currently a student in 8th grade at Scofield Middle Magnet School. Danny is very passionate about tennis and guitar. Tennis has been a big part of his life, not only watching his family play but competing in many USTA weekend tournaments himself. He recently won the Mother Child 14 and Under Division Pilot Pen Tennis Tournament in New Haven, Connecticut with his Mom for the second year in a row. It was very exciting receiving his award from 2 very famous tennis pros, Amelie Mauresmo and Sam Querrey. When Danny is not on the tennis court he really enjoys spending time with his friends and playing on his PS3. This summer with a knee injury, he took up swimming with the Long Ridge Club Sharks. Being a great athlete and a quick learner he was able to pick up a new sport in just one summer. Everyone is welcome to join us on Shabbat, October 24, as Danny is called to the Torah. His Mom, Dad and both sets of Grandparents are very proud of him.
| Yahrzeit Donations
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Alterwitz, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Baer, Mr. & Mrs. Morton Bauman, Mr. Robert Beeber, Mr.Carl Bennett, Mr. & Mrs. Ira Berk, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Berkoff, Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Bolinsky, Ms. Carol Cintron, Mr. Abraham Cogan, Rabbi & Mrs. Daniel Cohen, Misses Ethel & Nancy Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Comen, Ms. Ellen Delfiner, Mrs. Blanche Diamond, Mrs. Marion Drexler, Mrs. Shirley Ephraim, Mr. Bentsion Fainshteyn, Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Feurstein, Mrs. Guta Fischel, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Fischel, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fischer, Mr. & Mrs. George Freedberg, Mr. Aron Frenkel, Dr. Oscar Friedman, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Genn, Miss Beatrice Glazer, Miss Sheila Glazer, Mrs. Lorraine Glazer, Mrs. Regina Greenwald, Dr. & Mrs. David Gold, Mr. Joseph Gold, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Mrs. Maxine Goldblum, Mrs. Zelda Goldstein, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Goodman, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Haber, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hertzberg, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hessel, Mrs. Milton Hirsch, Dr. & Mrs. Milton Hollander, Mrs. Andrea Horowitz, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Hutter, Mr. & Mrs. Leon Jaiven, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Katzeff, Mr. & Mrs. Max Kolbrenner, Mrs. Lois Kolodny, Mrs. Bernice Lang, Mr. Seymour Lapin, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Lazarus, Mrs. Gloria Lederman, Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Levine, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Levy, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lotstein, Dr. Stanley Machenberg, Mrs. Faye Manger, Mrs. Roselyn Mangot, Mr. & Mrs. Seth Marlowe, Mrs. Gloria Meyers, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Miller, Ms. Joan Mines, Mr. & Mrs. Ilya M olodetsky, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Molstre, Dr. David & Mrs. Rona Orenstein-Moskowitz, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plotkin, Mrs. Teri Reiner, Mr. Bernard Okun, Ms. Betsy Polakoff, Mr. & Mrs. Saiid Rastegar, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rimerman, Mr. & Mrs. Maury Rosenbaum, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenfeld, Mr. Ronald Schacht, Mrs. Frances Schaff, Mrs. Gail Rudolph, Mr. Morton Scheraga, Mrs. Mildred Schifreen, Mrs. Andrea Sckolnik, Ms. Ruth Schnitzer, Mr. & Mrs. Dean Schuckman, Dr. & Mrs. Edward Senker, Mr. & Mrs. Sheldron Seplowitz, Ms. Cherri Sherman, Ms. Rosalyn Sherman, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Siegel, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Ben-Zion Soifer, Mrs. Louise Stein, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Steinmetz, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Streltsov, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stone, Mrs. Harriet Sachs-Vakassian, Mrs. Helene Vinnick, Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Warmflash, Ms. Vivian Weiss, Mr. & Mrs. Morris Wertheim, Mr. Walter Weiner, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Weinroth, Mrs. Ida Weisberg, Mr. & Mrs. Yefim Zavi, Mr. & Mrs. Simon Zhornitsky | 
| Donations
CHUMASHIM, SIDDURIM & ARTSCROLL BOOKS
Purchased
Three Chumashim in memory of Robert Plotkin
Shirley Levy, Dr. & Mrs. Howard and Gareth Levy, Ronald & Arlene Levy
In memory of Sol Schorr dear father and grandfather on his 26th yahrtzeit
Phyllis & Martin Shapiro and sons
In memory of Maurice and Theresa Meyers
Andrew & Renee Meyers
In honor of Avi Rosenbaum volunteering for IDF 2008-2009
Barbara & Ron Ashkenas
For Honors Received
Lionel Fisch
Joe Gelb
Harold Knopf
Harry Lazarus
Dan Stevens
Ben-Zion Soifer
IN HONOR OF
Susan & Len Mark on the birth of a granddaughter, Olivia Rothberg
Lenora & Michael Cooper, Roz Mangot,
Barbara & Larry Miller
Naomi & Jonathan Marks on the birth of a son
Lenora & Michael Cooper, Joan & Bennett Schwartz, Dorothy & Leon Jaiven,
Roz Mangot, Barbara & Ron Ashkenas, Barbara & Larry Miller
In honor of Danielle & Steven Thau
Janet Bein
Gloria Green on the birth of a graddaughter, Yael Batya
Roz Mangot, Miriam & Joe Gelb, Arline Gewanter, Shelly & Harold Schwartz,
Barbara & Larry Miller
Ed Baer on his 50th anniversary
Shelly & Harold Schwartz
Carl Bennett for giving me an alayah
Harold Schwartz
Speedy and full recovery from surgery to Caren Lewis
Miriam & Joe Gelb
Cantor Arik Wollheim on his engagement to Tehilah Kaye
Roz Mangot, Barbara & Larry Miller, Barbara & Norman Ostroff
Phyllis & Gerry Brodsky on their 60th wedding anniversary
Roz Mangot, Barbara & Larry Miller
Liba & Steven Steinmetz on the birth of a granddaughter
Roz Mangot, Barbara & Ron Ashkenas
Congratulations to Dr. Harry Romanowitz of his award
Betty & Sol Young
Refuah Sheleimah to Maury Rosenbaum
Barbara & Ron Ashkenas
Nurit & Mark Wexler on Lauren's engagement to Dan Hazony
Deborah & Neil Metviner
Ronnie & Steve Sichel on the birth of a granddaughter
Barbara & Larry Miller
Senator Joseph Lieberman and Hadassah on the engagement of Chani to Daniel Lowenstein
Barbara & Larry Miller
Sandi & Stuart Waldstreicher on Bradley's Bar Mitzvah
Barbara & Larry Miller
Irene Diamond and Jim Diamond on Reuben's Bar Mitzvah
Barbara & Larry Miller
Our grandsons, Daniel and David upon their graduations from kindergarten
Barbara & Larry Miller
Avi Freedberg's birthday
Ana & Albert Lilienfeld
Refuah Sheleimah to Joyce Haber
Barbara & Ron Ashkenas
Speedy recovery and good health to Ted Levine
Miriam & Joe Gelb
Rachel & David Bahar on the birth of a granddaughter
Sandi & Stuart Waldstreicher
Marilyn & Lawrence Gochberg for being honored at CAS Dinner Dance
Hillary Storch
Fred Baer and Irwin Niedober for receiving CAS Distinguished Service Awards
Hillary Storch
Rabbi Daniel Cohen, with thanks
The Fischels
Rena & Tzvi Schwartz on the birth of their son
Veronica & Erwin Reich
Howard Rothman for his excellent leadership as President of our congregation
Nina & Norman Lotstein
Gail & Robert Loonin on Rebecca's engagement
Linda & Larry Rezak
IN MEMORY OF
Iris Curry, sister of Saul Cohen
Harriet & Mark Sternlicht
Susan Spiegel, mother of David Spiegel
Joan & Bennett Schwartz, Shelly & Harold Schwartz, Miriam & Joe Gelb, Linda & Larry Rezak
Lillian Novick, mother of Roz Sherman
Arline Gewanter, Veronica & Erwin Reich, Barbara & Larry Miller
Manuel Skversky, father of Beth Cohen
Veronica & Erwin Reich, Barbara & Larry Miller, Susan & Burton Benjamin
Selma Seligson, mother of Richard Seligson
Kori & Bill Meyers
Ann Schneider, grandmother of Karen Berk
Kori & Bill Meyers
Jan Karow, brother of Glenn Karow
Kori & Bill Meyers, Barbara & Ron Ashkenas, Joan & Bennett Schwartz, Sandi
& Stuart Waldstreicher, Beth & David Cohen, The Berk family
Dorothy Bennett on her yahrzeit
Barbara & Larry Miller
Jerry Brinen, husband of Harriet Brinen
Barbara & Larry Miller
Robert Plotkin, husband of Sylvia Plotkin and father of Lorraine Kweskin
Phyllis & Gerry Brodsky, Rosalyn Sherman, Rochelle & Harry Lazarus, Ruth
Stern & family, Miriam & Joe Gelb, Susan & Max Kolbrenner, Gayle & Howard
Rothman, Ronnie & Steven Sichel, Dorothy & Leon Jaiven, Betsy Polakoff, Roz
Mangot, Lois Kolodny & family, Irwin Niedober, Marilyn Niedober, Barbara &
Ron Ashkenas, Bernice Lang, Lenore & Michael Cooper, Mimi & Saul Cohen,
Barbara & Larry Novak, Judy & Alan Benjamin, Abe Cogan, Farron & Sue Levy
Frieda Wilner, mother of Dr. Philip Wilner
Joan & Harvey Goodman
RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Steven & Alison Horowitz
CHESED FUND
In memory of Ann Schneider, mother of Tamara Feurstein
Henry & Eleanor Lowet
YIZKOR DONATIONS
Dr. & Mrs. Martin Shapiro
SHABBAT SHALOM HOSPITALPACKAGE FUND
· Roz Sherman in honor of Rabbi Daniel Cohen for officiating at her mother,
Lillian Novick's funeral and giving support and caring to our Novick family. We
greatly appreciate all his thoughts, prayers and being there for us
· Howard Wolfe in honor of the birth of Naomi and Jonathan Mark baby boy, and
Steve Steinmetz's election as shul President, and Maury Rosenbaum to have a
complete recovery
· Larry and Marilyn Gochberg, Fred Baer, Irwin Niedober and Justine Allerhand in honor of Aviva Maller for reflecting the spirit of the Dinner Dance on her CD
· Phyllis Kaplan in honor of Phyllis and Gerry Brodsky's 60th wedding anniversary
· The Rabinowitz, Raymond ad Boxer families in honor of Fred Baer and his
handiwork
· Rosalyn Novick Sherman and the Novick family in memory of her beloved
father, Harold Jacob Novick, Tzvi Yaacov ben Schmuel, 11 Tammuz
· The Linda Beson Nursing Education Fund
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| Youth News
September Birthdays
1: Adam Berman
2: Stanley Block
3: Kevin Meiteles
4: Aaron Goldstein
8: Sarah Graber
9: Elliot Hollander
9: Samuel Lax
12: Sara Bass
12: Margaret Patry-Martin
12: Yonah Patry-Martin
13: Adina Orbach
14: Tamar Cohen
14: Itay Kraus
14: Tovia Marinstein
15: Jennifer Osher
16: Noah Finkelstein
17: Yoni Israel
17: Lilah Steinberg
17: Matthew Vogel
18: Abigail King
20: Naomi Spilka
22: Dina Green
22: Jackie Liesman
22: Jake Sternlicht
23: Melissa Berkoff
24: Noah Borts
24: Isabel Loeffler-Kaplan
26: Caroline Alexander
26: Jared Yaghoubian
27: Joshua Genn
27: Jason Wohlberg
28: Matt Jelen
October Birthdays
1: Justin Bilenker
2: Chaim Attar
8: Danielle Wolfe
9: Aaron Goldblum
10: Zachary Schnelwar
10: Justin Virgulak
13: Noah Green
14: Ellie Zucker
16: Ethan King
16: Seth King
16: Noa Kraus
17: Jonathan Karp
19: Zech Smart
19: Michael Weber
22: Ryan Meiteles
22: Daniel Menachemson
27: David Simek
28: Danya Taub
29: Maia Glasman
30: Gil Daniels
30: Herbie Rimerman
Check out some of our cool new programs beginning after the Chagim.
Torah Around the Table
Let's start the new year with an infusion of Torah at our Shabbat Tables. Check out Yona's weekly Youth Blasts for a short summary of the weekly Parsha & some great Parsha questions.
Girls Divrei & Dessert
Girls Grades 1-5 join us Shabbat afternoon at Yona's home for Torah, singing, and of course an awesome Shabbos party! We want to see you there & feel free to bring your friends!!! Stay tuned for dates.
Boy's Trop Club
Boys 3rd-5th grade please join us Shabbos afternoon at CAS as Rabbi Cohen teaches us how to read from the Torah! This is an opportunity you will not want to miss. Plus enjoy an awesome Shabbos party! Stay tuned for dates.
Pickles & Pirkei Avot
Join Danny Wolfe 45 minutes before Mincha on Shabbat afternoon as he delves into the fascinating book of Pirkei Avot. If you happen to like great pickles this is the program for you! Stay tuned for dates.
Simchat Torah Spectacular
For Jr. & Sr. Teens (6th-12th grade)
Saturday, October 10
Join us at CAS for a night of singing, dancing, ruach and rejoicing as we celebrate Simchat Torah in Stamford!
Teen Minyan - for Jr. & Sr. Teens
Saturday, October 10
Saturday, October 24
9:30 a.m.
For teens, by teens, short drash, yummy Kiddush
| | Todah Rabah to: The two ladies that visited me in Stamford Hospital every Friday afternoon are just great. They make you feel better, even when you are hurting.
It is a wonderful thing they and your congregation are doing.
God Bless! Thanks!
Sincerely,
Claire Greenwald
In appreciation of Rabbi Cohen and Cantor Wollheim visiting my wife Elaine when she was recently hospitalized. Also to the ladies who brought her a Shabbos package.
Sincerely,
Herb Bregman
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