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An elegant evening of desserts and music
to celebrate the new home of

and honor
Andrea and Marvin Gordon
and the Shoolman Family

Saturday, November 5, 2016
5 Cheshvan 5777
7:30 – 11:00 pm

Proceeds to benefit the Congregation Beth Shalom Capital Campaign
and enhancing Jewish life in the community.

18 Shoolman Way, Milton, Massachusetts 02186
617-698-3394 • email: [email protected]

www.bethshalombluehills.org

Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills
is a registered 501(c)3 organization. All donations are tax deductible.

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Smiles from Heaven

S hortly after Marvin and Andrea
Gordon let us know they would be
donating property for our new synagogue, in
a quiet side conversation Marvin looked at me
and said, “I think my mother in heaven is real-
ly smiling right now.”  I couldn’t agree more,
but what I also saw was how much Marvin
himself was smiling – how happy it made him to do this with her in mind.  That’s a special
kind of happiness.  It is the joy that comes from doing good, from living the values taught
by parents, teachers and community, from a deserved sense of pride in doing that which is
right.  Living this way isn’t always easy, often it is hard but it has the power to nourish a
person’s entire being with the enduring warmth of spiritual satisfaction. 

A well-known lesson from the Torah speaks about how best to pass on life guidance
from one generation to the next: “Teach them diligently to your children.  Speak about
them at home and when away, morning and night.”  In this passage, “diligently” means
“time and time again”.  In other words, values, ethics and morals are not taught like infor-
mation and skills are taught in school, rather they are taught through our interactions
with those we love and respect, through the example they set and the choices they make
as they live their lives day in and day out.  Clearly Marvin and Andrea were profoundly
influenced by wonderful role models.

In addition, Andrea and Marvin are quite aware of how lucky and blessed they are. 
Marvin’s grandfather, Sam Shoolman, (zichrono l’vracha – may his memory be for a bless-
ing) was the beneficiary of the help given to him by his brother Max.  Now so many years
later, in that same spirit of helpfulness, the Gordon family has blessed this community by
making Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills’ spiritual center possible.  They know that when we
come into this world we are the beneficiaries of the deeds done by our predecessors and
that before we move on, it is on us to be benefactors for those who will follow.

Todah Rabbah – Thank you so very much for giving us reason to smile too, 

Rabbi B.

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Evening Program

An elegant evening of desserts and music to celebrate
Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills
and honor
Andrea and Marvin Gordon
and the Shoolman Family

Saturday, November 5, 2016
5 Cheshvan 5777
7:30 – 11:00 pm

7:30 pm Program

7:45 pm Havdalah (community candle
9:00 pm lighting ceremony)
11:00 pm Dessert, music, and mingling
Remarks
Evening concludes

Please enjoy sampling the variety of delicious desserts,
including a sweet crepe station, beignet bar,

s’mores “cookout” area, a trail mix, cheese and fruit station,
additional passed treats, drink pairings and some
traditional Jewish desserts.

Dietary laws observed.

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Home at Last

It’s such a pleasure to be welcoming you
to our celebratory gala where we have
the wonderful opportunity to formally honor
and thank Marvin and Andrea Gordon and the
Shoolman and Gordon families for their dona-
tion of this beautiful land upon which we now
stand. Officially celebrating the opening of our
new synagogue with you and them brings us more joy than you can imagine!

It has been a long and winding road to get here, with many obstacles and curves, but
in the end, we’ve arrived in the right place in the right moment in our history, and we
couldn’t be happier. We’ve learned so much about ourselves along the way, and have
strengthened our resolve to preserve and grow the Jewish population in and around the
Blue Hills area. So many townspeople and organizations have provided encouragement,
advice, resources and support throughout our journey, including Marvin and Andrea--
and we can’t thank them enough for that. They had a vision for this property and a pas-
sion for working with our team to develop a pragmatic plan that met all of our needs. The
end result surely proves that.

This town’s vibrant and strong interfaith community has also been so supportive
throughout our “wandering years,” and has helped to keep us whole and grounded. It
continually strives for Milton to be an accepting and progressive environment for our con-
gregants and people of all faiths. We feel so fortunate to be part of it.

When we began the process of searching for our new home years ago, we were told that
it was going to be an exhilarating process. Having now completed it, I can truly say those
were very accurate and wise words. It has been enriching, empowering, educational,
enlightening and frankly exhausting. And I wouldn’t change it for anything!

Many thanks again to Marvin and Andrea, the Gordon and Shoolman families, and
all of you, our wonderful supporters. You have helped us achieve our goal and fulfill our
dream of building a beautiful new Jewish spiritual and religious home.

Enjoy the evening!

Karen Friedman-Hanna, President

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What is Sisterhood?

We are a group of dedicated
women who enrich the lives
of one another and provide essential services
for the wider synagogue community.  We’re all
different types, at different stages in our lives…
married, single, divorced, partnered, widowed,
new moms, sport moms, day school moms,
religious school moms, empty nesters, work-
ing women, students, seniors, retirees.  But there is one fundamental thing that binds us
together… a history that gives us an undeniable sense of connection.  Join Sisterhood and
be part of an influential, dynamic, and vital part of our synagogue.  Come socialize with
warm and caring women! Somewhere among our many activities and projects there’s a
place just right for you!  Enrich your life with the joys of friendship and service to others.
Have fun with the women of the Sisterhood.

For membership information, call or e-mail the Synagogue office:
617-698-3394 or [email protected]

May the New Year be sweet for all of us, bringing peace within ourselves and harmony
among all nations and peoples of the world.
 
Arlene Klotz and Janet Petkun,
Co-Presidents
 

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Congregational History
C ongregation Beth Shalom of
the Blue Hills builds upon passionate
roots deep and wide in the spiritual
communities of Milton, Quin- leadership.
Rabbi Jacob

cy, and Boston. In the late Hochman, a

1940s and early 1950s, a group of Jewish World War

families, many of whom were World War II II veteran

veterans, searched for a suburban communi-

ty with better educational and recreational

facilities to raise their young families. With

parents and relatives close by, Boston just a

short distance away, and a bucolic setting,

Milton seemed like the perfect place. But most

important to them was the fact that a group and former Army chaplain, Rabbi Jerome

of pioneers had earlier established the Milton Weistrop, who served Temple Shalom for 28

Hebrew Center, later named Temple Shalom. years, and Rabbi Jacobs, long time Rabbi of

They raised funds and built a small one-story Temple Beth El, created a community syn-

building, consisting of one small hall, and onymous with friendship, caring, learning,

dedicated belonging, personal growth, and commit-

it on Sep- ment. Our current Rabbi, Alfred Benjamin,

tember 11, builds on this foundation with innovative

1949. In the programming, partnerships, and interfaith

early 1950s leadership in Milton and

and 1960, surrounding communi-

as Temple ties.

membership Today, thanks to the

grew, additions were made to the origi- generosity of Marvin and

nal building, reflecting how “in a short Andrea Gordon, as well

span it had grown from a handful of as hundreds of Temple

determined pioneers to a vibrant, active members and community

community.” supporters, we have built

More recently, we joined with our brothers a dynamic new center for prayer, study, and

and sisters in faith from Temples Adas Sha- fellowship. As we move into this exciting next

lom and Beth El of Quincy. Our lay leaders phase of our history, Congregation Beth Sha-

are drawing on the history and traditions lom of the Blue Hills reflects our combined

of all of our founding congregations, which values and vision, and our new building will

have been proud, vibrant parts of local reli- enable us to be an anchor for Jewish life on

gious life for over half a century, to form our the South Shore for future generations. Your

combined Jewish community. generous support helps ensure the finan-

Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue cial sustainability of the congregation. We

Hills is fortunate to benefit from a legacy of encourage you to join us on this journey.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS MESSAGE

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Coconut Macaroons

From Emily Goldman,
originally from the Tassajara Bread Book

Ingredients

Makes 12 large or 24 small ¾ teaspoon vanilla extract
cookies
¾ teaspoon almond extract
½ cup egg whites (from 3 eggs)
2 tablespoons flour*
Pinch of salt
14 oz dry, unsweetened
1 ½ cups sugar coconut

Directions

Preheat oven to 300°– 325°.
Beat egg whites with salt until soft peaks form. Gradually add the
sugar, continuing to beat until stiff. Beat in vanilla and almond
extracts. Fold in flour and coconut until thoroughly incorporated.
Drop very large spoonfuls at least 2 inches apart, onto a greased
baking sheet.
Bake at 300°-325°, until firm and slightly golden. Remove the mac-
aroons from the sheet while still hot and cool them on a rack.
For chocolate coconut macaroons: Melt 2 ounces of bittersweet
chocolate over a low flame and stir until melted. Dip the bottoms of
the macaroons in the melted chocolate and turn upside down to dry.

*Can substitute matzo meal for flour to make these for Passover • Photograph by Deborah Dauer

Get more favorite dessert recipes online at bethshalombluehills.org/recipes.

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Rugelach

From Dinah Berch, attributed to Chani Wilhelm of
Chabad UVM in Burlington, Vermont 

Rugelach Dough* Filling:

1 package dry yeast You can fill it with anything.
1/4 cup lukewarm water I like to mix cocoa & sugar or
1 cup margarine cinnamon & sugar or just
2 eggs apricot jam...
3 cups flour

3 Tbsp. sugar

Directions

In a small bowl dissolve yeast in warm water and let stand until
bubbly (5 minutes). In a saucepan, melt margarine. In a separate
bowl, beat eggs. Stir in flour and sugar. Add melted margarine and
yeast and mix until dough is formed. Cover bowl and refrigerate
overnight.

Remove dough from refrigerator and divide into four equal parts.
Roll it out in a circle, spread a little bit of oil on the dough & then
the filling. Cut it up like a pizza & roll it closed from the wider edge
inward.

Bake at 350° for about 15 minutes, until lightly browned.

*Can substitute pre-made pie crust for the dough
Photographs: Deborah Dauer

Get more favorite dessert recipes online at bethshalombluehills.org/recipes.

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Apple Cake 1 tsp cinnamon

From Margie Skeer 1 tsp baking soda

Ingredients 2 tsp vanilla extract

1½ cup canola oil 3 cups peeled apples,
2 cups sugar thickly sliced
3 eggs
3 cups flour
1 tsp salt

Directions

Preheat oven to 350°.
In a medium bowl, beat the oil and sugar together.
Add the eggs and beat until creamy.
In a large bowl, sift the flour, salt, cinnamon, and baking soda. Stir
in the wet mixture.
Add remaining ingredients and stir to blend.
Pour the batter into a greased and floured tube or Bundt pan.
Bake for 1¼ hours.
Cool for an hour.
Flip pan onto a platter and sift powdered sugar on top.
The cake freezes beautifully.

Get more favorite dessert recipes online at bethshalombluehills.org/recipes.

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Mandel Bread

From Jen Zaslow and her grandmother,
Anne Smith Zaslow

Ingredients 2 teaspoons baking powder
3 ½ cups flour
3 eggs ½-1 cup semi-sweet chocolate
3/4 cup sugar chips and/or nuts (optional)
1 cup oil
1 teaspoon vanilla

Directions

Beat eggs well.
Add sugar gradually, mixing well. Add oil and vanilla.
Mix baking powder with flour. Add to wet mixture.
Add chocolate and/or nuts.
Shape into 4 loaves.
Bake on cookie sheet in 350°F oven until lightly baked, about
30 minutes.
Cut into slices. Lay slices on their side on cookie sheet.
Bake for about 15 minutes or until browned.
Cool.

Get more favorite dessert recipes online at bethshalombluehills.org/recipes.

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Calendar

Holiday 5777 (2016-2017) 5778 (2017-2018) 5779 (2018-2019) 5780 (2019-2020)
Sep 21-22 Th-F Sep 10-11 M-Tu Sep 30-Oct 1 M-Tu
Rosh Hashana Oct 3-4 M-Tu Sep 30 Sa Sep 19 W Oct 9 W
Oct 5-11 Th-W Sep 24-30 M-Su Oct 14-20 M-Su
Yom Kippur Oct 12 W Oct 12 Th Oct 1 M Oct 21 M
Oct 13 F Oct 2 Tu Oct 22 Tu
Sukkot Oct 17-23 M-Su Dec 13-20 W-W Dec 3-10 M-M Dec 23-30 M-M
Jan 31 W Jan 21 M Feb 10 M
Shmini Atzeret Oct 24 M Mar 1 Th Mar 21 Th Mar 10 Tu
Mar 31-Apr 7 Sa-Sa Apr 20-27 Sa-Sa Apr 9-16 Th-Th
Simchat Torah Oct 25 Tu Apr 12 Th May 2 Th Apr 21 Tu
Apr 18 W May 8 W Apr 28 Tu
Chanukah Dec 25-Jan 1 Su-Su Apr 19 Th May 9 Th Apr 29 W
May 13 Su Jun 2 Su May 22 F
Tu BiShvat Feb 11 Sa May 20-21 Su-M Jun 9-10 Su-M May 29-30 F-Sa
Jul 22 Su Aug 11 Su Jul 30 Th
Purim Mar 12 Su

Pesach Apr 11-18 Tu-Tu

Yom HaShoah Apr 24 M

Yom HaZikaron May 1 M

Yom HaAtzma’ut May 2 Tu

Yom Yerushalayim May 24 W

Shavuot May 31-Jun 1 W-Th

Tish’a B’Av Aug 1 Tu

All holidays begin at sundown on the night before the first day listed.
Excerpted from: www.hebcal.com/holidays/

Event Committee

Amy Klotz and Jennifer Zaslow, Bill Hanna
Capital Campaign Co-Chairs David Mabel
Lesley Acton Janet Petkun
Lila Rosenbaum
David Dauer Ellen Shapiro
Deborah Felton Ronit Voigt
Karen Friedman-Hanna

With appreciation to Ellen Berlin, Dinah Berch, Paul Cooperstein, Debbie Dauer,
Emily Goldman, Mel Klotz, Pam Shrago, Margie Skeer, Larry Rose and
our marvelous office staff of Arlene Klotz and Harriet Pollard.

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An Inspiring Historyongregation Beth Shalom’s creating the award-winning Morris Gor-
don breed of racing pigeon that continues
location is special, for the to this day.
family history that precedes
Max Shoolman immigrated to Boston in
Cour current use. This was 1890 and became a prominent developer,
the first Jewish-owned land creating what is now the Wang Center. In
in Milton. Sam and Ida Shoolman, Marvin 1920, Max arranged for brother Sam and
Gordon’s grandparents, operated a kosher his family to come to the US. The family
dairy farm here for decades. Later, Marvin’s co-founded Morse Shoe Stores in the 1920s
father bred racing pigeons on the property,

Above: Sam and Ida Shoolman
surrounded by their children
(Milton, 1924)

Right: Marvin Gordon in his 30s

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After arriving in Boston, Father (Sam Shoolman) wasn’t feeling
well. There was so much pollution, he couldn’t take it. The doctors
advised Father to move to the country. So Uncle Max sent out his
engineer, and he said: We’ve got to find a house, and it’s got to be something
pretty nice – a farm, so my brother can till the land and be in the open, the
way he’s used to. And it’s got to be not too far from Boston, about eight miles
would be ideal. And it was just about eight miles from Boston, in Milton.

-- Adapted from From Minsk to Massachusetts,
the Shoolman emigration story as told by Charles D. Shoolman

and continues to run multiple business and Above: Max and May Shoolman
non-profit ventures. Marvin developed Home Left: Marvin and sister Ruth
Inc., a senior community in Milton, and led Below: Morris and Anna Gordon
the turnaround of Fuller Village.
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Marvin and Andrea’s philanthropy to
Congregation Beth Shalom reflects their
partnership in giving back to the community,
and their family’s leg-
acy of civic leadership.
Marvin’s mother, Anna
Gordon, helped found
Temple Shalom of
Milton. Andrea, a long-
time Milton Library
Trustee, advanced
building the new
library. Marvin served
on the Milton Board of
Selectmen and School
Committee, among
other volunteer roles. His sister, Ruth Hiner-
feld, was President of the National League of
Women Voters, moderated the 1976 Presi-
dential debates, and has championed ethical
and fair governance at international, nation-
al, and local levels. The Shoolman Family
Scholarship at Milton High School recognizes
student excellence in community service.

We celebrate tonight in honor of Andrea
and Marvin Gordon, and the Shoolman fam-
ily legacy.

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Special Well Wishes for

Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills

Blue Bella Salon – Susan & Arthur Kaplan Leah & Pamela Shrago
Jillian Mauriello
Adele & George Katzoff Cindy & Steven Siagel
Eugene Boylan
& Constance Spiros Jennifer Kern, Realtor Star Market
Bred Gourmet Burgers
Abby Park Arlene & Mel Klotz Steven C. Siegel
Ann & Frank Campbell
Central Liquors Mart Annette Koplovsky Phyllis Steingard
Hyacinth Crichlow
John C. Daniel, CLU Jack & Lynn Levy Dr. & Mrs. Roy Tarr
Davis Dairy Products Co. Nina Liang, Quincy City
Dependable Cleaners Councilor At-Large The Gift Garden
Toby Ellen Felton Rita & Bill Needel
Galatea Fine Jewelry Gladys Petkun The Nutshell
Frank J. Giuliano, Jr. Janet Petkun
Julia Hanna & Tim Glick Harriet & Steve Pollard The Sovronsky/
John & Sarah Gwynn Janet & Sid Quint Libassi Family
Senator & Mrs. Judy & Phil Santosuosso
Brian A. Joyce Lesley & Elliot Savitz Emily Voigt & Mike Mavilia
Lower Mills Tavern Jen, Justin, Madeline
George & Phyllis & Charlotte Voigt
(Shoolman) Shapiro Betty White
Dr. Morton Wolf,
Denise & Diane
Helen Wolk

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We are happy to celebrate with

Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills

Amity Insurance Agency, Inc Marion McEttrick Attorney at Law
500 Victory Rd, Marina Bay 10 Crown Street, Milton, MA 02186
North Quincy, MA 02171 617-696-5569
617-471-1220 [email protected]
www.amityins.com
Milton Hill Sport & Spa
Caryn’s Corner 1 Eliot Street, Milton, MA 02186
695 Adams Street, Quincy, MA 02169 617-698-0063
617-770-0536 www.miltonhillsport.com
www.carynscornerquincy.com
Milton Orthopedics & Sports
Citizens Bank Physical Therapy
40 Adams Street, Milton, MA 02186 191 Blue Hills Pkwy., Milton, MA 02186
617-696-6500 617-696-1974
[email protected] www.miltonortho.com

Dorchester Tire /Ashmont Tire Pat’s Pizza & Catering
1160 Dorchester Ave., Boston, MA 02125 2254 Dorchester Ave.,
617-436-0900 Dorchester, MA 02124
www.dorchestertire.com 617-298-2222
www.patspizzaoflowermills.com
Espirt du Vin
25 Central Avenue, Milton, MA 02186 Rebar Mesh
617-296-9463 111 Avco Rd., Haverhill, MA 01835
www.espritduvinusa.com 800-558-6713
www.rebarsandmesh.com
Expressway Toyota
700 Morrissey Blvd., Dorchester, MA 02122 Ritz Associates
617-265-4321 One Design Center Place, Suite 612
www.expresswaytoyota.com Boston, MA 02210
617-439-0800
Eye & Eye Optics www.ritzinc.com­
2271 Dorchester Ave.
Dorchester, MA 02124 The Ice Creamsmith
617-296-0066
eyeandeyeoptics.com 2295 Dorchester Avenue

Flip Hair Salon Dorchester Lower Mills, MA 02124
36 Central Avenue, Milton, MA 02186
617-698-3547 617-296-8567
fliphairsalon.com www.theicecreamsmith.com

Form-up Foundations The Nielsen Eye Center
252 Goddard Road, Rindge, NH 03461 300 Congress Street, Quincy, MA 02169
978-888-8407 617-471-5665
[email protected] www.golasik.net

Grono & Christie, Inc. Wayfair
536 Adams Street, East Milton, MA 02186 177 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
617-696-1490 800-608-7523
www.gronoandchristie.com www.wayfair.com

Wlom Energy Consulting
PO Box 21, Milton, MA 02186
617-930-6226
[email protected]

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Our New Home...

a Foundation on Which to Forge the Future

Yes, I/we want to ensure
Congregation Beth Shalom’s Financial Sustainability!

Name(s) _____________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip_________________________________________________________________

Email _______________________________________________________________________

Phone_______________________________________________________________________

Count me in!

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Shalom of the Blue Hills.

❏ Please send me an invoice at the above address.

Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Donations to our live appeal are tax-deductible. Thank you!

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Board of Directors: 2016-2017

OFFICERS
President Karen Friedman-Hanna
V.P. Admin. & Finance Paul Cooperstein
Co-V.P. Religion & Education Pamela Shrago (Religion)
Co-V.P. Religion & Education Jonathan Pincus (Education)
Treasurer Frank David
Secretary Lawrence Rose

1 year: (through May, 2017) DIRECTORS 3 years (through May, 2019)
Betsy Buchbinder
Ruth Gershman 2 years (through May, 2018) Robert Baylor
George Goldstein Ellen Berlin
Harriet Goldstein Leslie Acton Shelley Charnoff
Bryan Liberty Bill Hanna David Ehrmann
Buddy Packer Marilyn Monderer Emily Goldman
Janet Quint Sid Quint
Ada Rosmarin
Leah Shrago

MAJOR COMMITTEE CHAIRS:

(may not be elected members, but on BOD)

Adult Education Jack Levy Personnel Neil Heiger
Jennifer Zaslow Program/Brkfst Jack Levy
Beautification Lila Rosenbaum Publicity David Mabel
Deeds of Religious School Aileen Sovronsky
Lovingkindness Ellen Berlin Ritual Pam Shrago
Capital Campaign Amy Klotz Social Action/
Jennifer Zaslow Justice Jack Levy
House Bill Hanna Transition Paul Cooperstein
Membership Shelley Charnoff

SISTERHOOD:

(may not be elected members, but on BOD)

Sisterhood President Arlene Klotz
Sisterhood Rep. (3 allowed) Janet Petkun, Francine Weistrop

PAST PRESIDENTS:

(members in good standing)

Paul Etkind David Mabel
Deborah Felton Lynda Packer
George Goldstein Lila Rosenbaum
Steve Jacobs Ronit Voigt, Imm. Past Pres

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