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ADATH ISRAEL
BULLETIN

1985 — 5745

From The Rabbi’s Study

The Dedication Dinner was a great success
in so many ways. The 240 people who attended
filled the room and showed us what an excel-
faCility we have. Rick Arenstein
everyoM\ was served in about
iiLLUKH . ”a- , remarkablel
The members of the Youth Group who helped in
the kitchen, waited on tables and helped
clean up were just great! The enthusiasm and
excitement of the evening were electric. It
was so exciting! The warmth of feeling and
sentiment expressed for Charlie Stern was so
very heartwarming. I don't think we could
have accomplished what we have done without
his constant overSight. Rabbi Schindler's
speach was inspiring. He really set the mood
for what we as a congregation should be and
do. The media coverage was excellent. Our
activities are newsworthy. And Joe Miller,
as toastmaster and President, was just
right. What more could we ask!

The entire evening was a highlight of the
year — of which we have had so many high—
lights so far. I pray that the enthusiasm we
have experienced within the past months will
continue for us as we enter a new year.

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William J. Leffler
Rabbi

January 4,

WORSHIP
SERVICES

Friday, January ll
8:00 p.m., "The Past
Can Be Unclear"
Friday, January 18
8:00 p.m., Alan S.
Katchen, Scholar in
Residence

YAHRZEIT

JANUARY 11

Justin Bing
Dr. Joseph M. Fine
Leah Goodman
Thomas Hamburg
Herman Jacobs
Moishe Lazarus
Sarah Lazarus
Lilly Ades Mickler
Louis Rosenstein
Steven Richard
(Ricky)
Sanford Rubin
Marie Salmon
Lillian Sopkin
Herschel Weil
Ruben Weisenberg

Rozen

JANUARY 18

Jennie Cohen
Abraham J. Feinberg
Alice Gutmann

Gus Milner

1. Jay Miller, Jr.

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Mark Sandler; Mark and
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Wolsk.

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JANUARY 11

CANDLE BLESSER

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PULP 1 T GUESTS

HOSPITALITY HOSTESSES

Mrs. Austin Cantor
Mrs. Harold Frankel
Mrs. Charles Stern
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Dr. lrd Mersaek
Mrs. Jerome Wurmser

HOSPITALITY HOSTESSES

Mrs. Hugo Bloomfield
Mrs. James Frankel
Mrs. Steven Fredman
Mrs. Irving Gail
Mrs. Arthur Lieber

ADULT EDUCATION

Rabbi Leffler will

two adult educa-
. programs starting
on February 4 and
ending on February 25.
‘The Prayer Book” will
be taught from 7:30 to
8 30 p.m. and "The Jew-
ish Understanding o
the

New Testament” Wil
be taught from 8:30 t
9:30 p.m.
Call the Temple
office to register for
the classes.

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Sisterhood Scene

PLAN NOW TO ATTEND!

Please mark your
calendars now and plan
to attend a most ex—
citing and informative
meeting on January 28.
Our own Sisterhood
member, JoAnne Randall,
will be speaking about
her just released book,
Through The Door. Dr.
raids—fr 53;" aﬂﬁihi D. in
clinical psychology and
is currently an Associ—
ate Clinical Professor
in the Department of
Psychiatry at the Uni-
versity of Kentucky
College of Medicine and
is also in private
practice. JoAnne's book
is being published by
Stein and Day and took
her five years to
write.

Be sure to attend
this exciting meeting!

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 N ASHLAND AVE
LEXINGTON KY 40502
606-269-2979

WILLIAM J. LEFFLER
Rabbi

MR. JOSEPH H. MILLER
President

MRS. MORRIS A. BRAZIN
First Vice President

DR. IRA P. MERSACK
Second Vice President
DR. NAT H. SANDLER
Secretary

MRS. MAURICE HYMSON
Treasurer

RUSSIA -
WHAT'S THE LATEST?
(PLUS PIZZA AND COKE)

25, we

guest speakt’,

Bush, talk

impressions

Dr. Bush

tor of Kentucky
Council of ‘ and
was in Russia this past
summer with the World
CounCil of Churches.

We shall also initi-
ate a new, exp rimertal
Sabbath format - wor—
ship services will be
held from 7:30 p.m. to
8:10 p.m., pizza and
coke will be served
from 8:lS p.m. to 8:45
p.m., and the discus—
sion will follow. (We
shall have other eve-
nings of this nature in
January, February and
Marci} to see :diat sort

of response we have to

CALENDAR

Sunday, January 6
Prc~school
tion, 710200 a.m.,
Tenuile

Tuesday, January 8
Board of Trustees
meeting, 7:30 p.m.,
Temple

Sunday, January 13
Sisterhood Board
meeting, 10:00 a.m.,
836 Cahaba Road;
Brotherhood meeting,
10:00 a.m., Temple

Friday, January 18
Scholar in Residence,
4:30 p.m., Temple

Tuesday, January 22
Mitzvah Corps meet"
ing, 12:00 p.m.,
Temple

Friday, January 25
Services, Russia talk
and pizza and coke,
7:30 p.m., Temple

Monday, January 28
Sisterhood meeting,
7:30 p.m., Temple
auditorium

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From The Rabbi's Study

The recent effort , part of the
'1r:nman' ’~ :“"' ;hv Palashas of
to Israel and the unfortunate
of this effort because of the pub-
whzch occurred has highlighted the
:ragic plight of thlS long forgotten Jewish
community. They have lived in the northern
part of Ethiopia and are primarily farmers
and craftsmen. They are relatively poor and
have eked a precarious existence as a
r ncr:*v :n that country.
.A : 3 ;" 'her~ nut teen efforts to
assist some of the Falashas to get to
Israel. The American Committee for Ethiopia
Jewry has spearheaded this work, visiting
the Falashas in their home territory, as
well as helping those who escaped by walking
for almost two weeks through the desert to
Sudan to get to Israel. However, the number
of people so assisted was small, and many of
those who attempted the trek out of Ethiopia
did not survive the rigors of the journey.

Thus, the long awaited efforts of the
Israeli government were greatly applauded by
those persons who know the history of the
Falashas' efforts to seek refuge in that
country. We can only hope that this aborted
work of saving lives will be able to be
resumed very soon.

To help the plight of the Ethiopians, the
Temple has sent $50 each from our Tzedakah
Fund to the Joint Distribution Committee,
Operation Moshe and the Shaare Zedek
Hospital in Jerusaleni which is tending to
the medical needs of Falashas who arrive in
Israel. If you wish to add to this sum, as
one member has already done, send your
donations to the Temple office with the
recipient appropriately designated.

William J. Leffler
Rabbi

WORSHIP
SERVICES

Friday, January 25
7:30 p.m., John Bush,
guest speaker

Friday, February 1
7:30 p.m., Kiddy Kid—
dush, ”The Long Way
Round"

YAHRZEIT

JANUARY 25

George Cohen
Simon Eldot
Bessie Fox

Joseph Goldman
Dan Metzler, Jr.
Jenny Meyer
Morgan Frumberg Miller
Samuel Moskowitz
Lillian K. Paritz
Nathan Rattner
Bess Shraberg

FEBRUARY 1

Leon Eskenazi
Herbert Fredman
Howard Alan Gerson
Esther Goldberg
Corrine Higdon
Lisa Lehrer Halleck
Gilbert Levy

J. George Meckler
Ed Mickler

Philip Rosenberg
Robert Rosenstein
Robert Waterman
Rosa Weil

Fannie B. Winters
Sam Zuckman

President’s Spot

December 18, 1984

Dear Joseph:

It was good to share
in the simcha of the
dedication of the new
facilities at Adath
Israel. Your communal
home is simply beauti-
ful and the new addi—
tion is wonderful. I am
grateful to you for
your many personal
kindnesses and thank
you for a Very lovely
evening.

It is my fond hope
your dreams for the
future of Adath Israel
will be fulfilled.

Please give my
thanks to the Bakers
for transporting me to
and from the airport
and hotel to temple.
They were most gra—
cious.

With repeated thanks
and best wishes for a
happy Hanukah, I am

Sincerely,
Alexander Schindler

****

December 31, 1984

Dear Rabbi Schindler:

I received your let—
ter of the 18th, fol—

lowing the Temple
Dedication on the
16th.

Last. weekend, Chuck
and Barbara Gorodetzky
came into town from
their new home in North
Carolina and we watched
the video tape of the
Dedication dinner. I
remember being im-
pressed with your pre—
sentation that night,
but I find it signifi-

cant that a second
viewing left me awe-
struck. I cannot tell
you what a delight it
was to meet you and
share an evening with
you.

The Dedication event
was, by all measures,
a tremendous success
and a fine beginning
for the use of our
facility. Yet undoubt—
edly the memory I will
always hold of that
night will be the
pleasure of having your
presence at the event
to mark such an au, '
cious new beginning fw
our congregation.

Best regards,

Joseph H. Miller

Welcome
New Members

Ms. Kimberly Northrop
and Mr. Sherman Couch

69 Rash Road

Berea, KY 40403

986—2008

Elizabeth and David
Green

170 Cochran Road

Lexington, KY 40502

266-9247

Bari Maxson

311 Clearbrook Drive
Danville, KY 40422
236—8512

Karen and Larry Melnick
3302 Coldstream Drive

Lexington, KY 40502
273—4658

(Don't forget to add
these new members to
your yearbook!)

GUEST SPEAKERS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 AND
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8

On Friday, January
25, we shall have a
guest speaker, Dr. John
Bush, talk about his
impressions of Russia.
Dr. Bush is the Direc—
tor of the Kentucky
Council of Churches.

On Friday, February
8th, Detective Jim
Castano of the Missing
and Exploited Chil-
dren's Unit of the
Metro Police will talk

about pornography in
LeXington.
Worship services

will be held from 7:30
to 8:10 p.m. Pizza and
coke will be served
from 8:15 to 8:45 p.m.
and the discussions
will follow.

LEXTY

On Sunday, February
17, from 6:00 p.m. to

8:00 p.m., there will
be a ”Fun and Games
Night" at Aladdin's
Castle. The cost is

$3.00 per person or
$10.00 per family with
over four members.
This admission covers
unlimited play on ALL
games for two hours.
Dinner will be sold
outside. All proceeds
go to Temple Youth
Group to help send
representatives from
our Youth Group to the
National Convention in
Washington, D.C. Please
come on the 17th for a
fun and exciting night
while helping to sup-
port Temple Youth
Group.

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Board Briefs

The Board of Trust—
ees of Temple Adath

Israel met on January
8, 1985.

The Board approved
the Temple membership
of Kimberly Northrop
and Sherman Couch,
Elizabeth and David
Hreen, Bur1 Maxson, and
Karen and Larry
Helnick.

Thz- t7 allot

Board approved

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t,.l<..7’..»\. fund-
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party, a B‘nai B'ri‘h
brunch, a Community
Montessori affair, a
i’iol gn cinmser‘t, (anti a
Preschool luterarincy

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Temple.

The motion to au-
thorize the Executive
Committee to spend up
to Sidﬂ at a time from
the Building Fund for
items , by
Charles Stern, Chair—
person of the R.F.T.F.
Committee, carried.

requested

SISTERHOOD BLOOD DONOR
HONOR ROLL

Mr. Richard Arenstein
Ms. Edith Leffler
Rabbi William Leffler
Ms. Vicki Pettus

All of the above
donated blood in Novem—
ber, and we thank you
so very much for giving
of yourselves.

BUT, there are many
of you below the age of
65 who have not given
as yet. Try it, it will

make you feel so very
good to do something
very special, and that
is to save a life. One
of our Mitzvah Corps
friends just had emer-
gency surgery. Blood
saved his life. Abe
Cohen is not a 'T.A.I.
member, so it was not
blood donated to T.A.l.
Sisterhood; neverthe—
less, the _
gava him sixteen pints
of blood. It saved his
life. Sooo, stop to
think and give, PLEASE,

to T.A.l. Sisterhood.

Lore Papoas

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BLOOD NEEDED

Abe Cohen and Stuart
Altshulwr, a bone me

A
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YOh‘ tr: i iricr‘
from .a: wankee, have
the hospital recently

and are in need of
replacements. [f you
can help, please donate
at the Central Kentucky
Blood Center in their
names.

NEARLY NEW

Nearly New is going
well,

But we need more
merchandise to sell.

Small household
items in good repair,

Clothes that you can
afford to share,

Pocketbooks, shoes,
hats or such -
Just a little can

help us so much.

Just call Margie
Lerner, Bobbi Fried or
Ann Levenson.

Many Thanks

To all members of
the congregation who
have supported the
Building Fund:

I have had com—

plaints that in some
instances donors who
have made contributions

to the Building Fund
have not had these
gifts acknowledged. I

sincerely apologize to
one and all for this.
During the past three
years I have written
hundreds of personal
letters and sent out
many general mailings.
In every instance I
have tried not to over—
look any‘ of the nice—
ties, but i am sure
that th= '
some overSigh-

Agaii, to each of
you who have made your
pledge -or contribution
‘ sincerely say ”thank
you” from both me and
my committee. Without
your help, we would not
have this beautiful
facility of which all
of us should be most
proud.

James Levenson
Building Fund Raising
Committee

Best Wishes

... to Abe Cohen,
Martin Kaplan and Rabbi
Schwab for a speedy
recovery!

For the believer there
are no questions, and
for the unbeliever
there are no answers.

Chofetz Chaim

Congratulations

... to Sharon
Frankel and Ken Yokel-
son who were engaged on
September 8th! Sharon
is the daughter of Kaye
and Harold Frankel.

to Bill Straus
who has received the
prestigious ”Eclipse
Award" for photography.
Bill's winning photo—
graph was of the finish
of the Breeder's Cup
Classic and was on the
cover of the November
14 issue of the Thor-
oughbred Record. Bill
is the son (If Barbara
and Eugene Straus.

... to Alix and
Charles Fain on the
birth of Jonathan
Spencer on December 13!

A.R.Z.A.

Our congregation
will now list A.R.Z.A.
as a voluntary item on
Temple bills. This dues
check—off system will
be simple to administer
and will cost the con—
gregation nothing. In
fact, $2.00 of every
membership will be kept
by the congregation and
used for A.R.Z.A. ac—

tivities. This system
will also offer sub—
stantial savings on

membership: family mem—
bers will pay only
$15.00, as opposed to
a regular family mem-
bership of $25.00. The
Temple Sisterhood and
Brotherhood will also
use a dues check—off
system. If further in—
formation on A.R.Z.A.
is desired, please
contact Nat Sandler at
269~1150.

ADULT EDUCATION

Our four—week adult
education series begins
Monday, February 4th.

The courses are "The
Prayer Book" (7:30~8:30
p.m.) and "A Jewish
Understanding of the
New Testament” (8:30—
9:30).

Persons may sign up
for one or both of the
courses to be taught by
Rabbi Leffler. Please
call the Temple office
(269—2979) to enroll.
There is no enrollment
fee for these courses.

Wanted

PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER

A newly constructed
pre-school, opening
fall 1985 at Temple
Adath Israel, needs
a qualified, enthu—

siastic director/
teacher. Send resu—
me to: Teacher,
P.O. Box 11040,
Lexington, KY,
40512.

GIFT SHOP HELP

Men or women to
work 2 hours per
month in the Temple
Gift Shop. No ex—
perience necessary.
Call Mary Birenbaum
(277—9571) for job
information.

SISTERHOOD
DINNER DANCE

Your Glitter
Gals are presenting
a Valentines Dinner

Dance. Keep this
date open: Satur—
day, February 16,
1985. Watch for

your invitation in
the mail. For more

information, call
Ruth Baker (278—
40381 or Lynn
McCreaiy \LOU‘
6111).

SPECIAL ONEG SHABBAT
FOR NEW MEMBERS
AND NEWCOMERS

The Friday night

Shabbat services on
February 15 will be
followed by a special

Oneg Shabbat in honor
of our new members and
newcomers to the com-
munity. There will be
free babysitting for
children of members and
guests. We urge every—
one to come and meet
our honored guests.

In order to have
enough babysitters we
are asking that parents
wishing to use the
babysitting service
call the Temple office
(269—2979) or Susan
Cantor (269—9112) no
later than Monday,
February 11.

Contributions

BUILDING FUND

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Shraberg in memory of
Helen Goodman.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Bloomfield in memory of
Dana S. Bloomfield.

Carolyn B. Weinberger
in memory of her fa—
ther, Moritz J. Bleier.

Mr. and lrs. Joseph H.
Mlll(l‘ in appreciation
of l.H. Stern, Jr., and

Steve and Daniel Kesten
:\{ *he.: photography
and videotaping of
Stephen's Bar Mitzvah.

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Shraberg in honor of
Edith Frankel's speedy
recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Rozen in memory of
their son, Steven

Richard Rozen.

Ann and Jim Levenson in
honor of the recovery
of Marty Kaplan and Bob
Mickler.

FLOWER FUND

Helen Goldfarb in mem—
ory of Ben Goldfarb.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Bloomfield in memory of
Dana Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lieber in memory of
Richard Balmer.

Sieg Bing in memory of
Justin Bing.

Dr. Joseph Hamburg in

memory of Thomas
Hamburg.
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford

Lowenthal in memory of
Lillian Sopkin and in
memory of Mrs. Lowen—
thal's father.

Mr. and Mrs. William
Wenneker in memory of
Edward Sulkin.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Darmstadter in memory
of Elsa Darmstadter.

KITCHEN FUND

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Shraberg in honor of
Evelyn Hymson's birth—
day and in honor of
Helen Paritz.

Harriet and Arnold
Fields in honor of
Helen Paritz and in
honor of the recovery
of Edith Frankel.

LIBRARY FUND

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.

Cellsmith in honor of
Dr. Edward L. Gold—
smith's complete re—

covery from an opera—
tion.
Harriet and Arnold

Fields in memory of
Samuel T. Marcus.

Rose and Harriet Brazin
in memory of Jennie
Cohen and Jack J.
Cohan.

RABBI'S FUND

Mr. Jerome H. Berkowitz
in appreciation of
Rabbi Leffler.

Frieda Weinberg in mem-
ory of Julius Weinberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Kesten in honor of
Daniel's Bar Mitzvah.

TEMPLE

Joseph, Evelyn and
Marvin Krislov in honor
of the Bat Mitzvah of
Aida Fine.

TZEDAKAH FUND

Rose and Harriet Brazin
in honor of the speedy
recovery of Martin
Kaplan.

SISTERHOOD YES FUND

Dr. and Mrs. John
Loventhal in appreci—
ation of the uniongrams

sent in honor of their
lSth wedding anniver-
sary.

VIP

JANUARY 25

CANDLE BLESSER

Mrs. Malcolm Siegel

HOSPITALITY HOSTESSES

Mrs. Fay Friedman
Mrs. David Harris
Mrs. Stuart Lowenthal
Mrs. Malcolm Siegel

PULPIT GUESTS

Mrs. Morris A. Brazin
Mrs. Martin Kaplan
Mr. Malcolm Siegel

FEBRUARY 1

CANDLE BLESSER

Mrs. Tomas Milch

HOSPITALITY HOSTESSES

Mrs. Tomas Milch
Mrs. Warren Rosenthal
Mrs. Madelyne Strauss

PULPIT GUESTS

Mrs. Irving Gail
Mrs. Robert Goldsmith
Mrs. Maurice Hymson

«ﬁn Memo a in»:

Gertrude Goldfine

January 5, 2985

Mother of Toby Zuckman

KIDDY KIDDUSH
FEBRUARY 1

All prc—Bar Mitzvah
age students in our
Religious School are
invited II) participate
in our second Kiddy
Kiddush at Sabbath wor—
ship on February 1.
They will be able to
come up on the pulpit
and join the Rabbi in
singing Kiddush. This
service will start at
7:30 p.m. instead of
8:00 p.m. so that the
young people are not up
too late. Please note
the change in hour for
worship.

TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 N ASHLAND AVE
LEXINGTON KY 40502
606-269-2979

WILLIAM J. LEFFLER
Rabbi

MR. JOSEPH H. MILLER
President

MRS. MORRIS A. BRAZIN
First Vice President

DR. IRA P. MERSACK
Second Vice President

DR. NAT H. SANDLER
Secretary

MRS. MAURICE HYMSON
Treasurer

DedICItion Dinner

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President‘s Spot

AN UNUSUAL DILEMMA

A considerable
amount of time is being
expended ty the Temple
Board and Executive
Committee concerning
the many requests for
use of the .
facility. These re~
queSts present
usual dilemma ind "ﬂit"
which is not