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Ahavath Torah Congregation President’s Message
1179 Central Street, Stoughton MA 02072
www.atorah.org
Good day all,
Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday We are in a quite novel situation. Because of this 2020
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM pandemic, the coronavirus, ATC has changed how we offer
our services and participate in group activities. We faced
Office Administrator Sabine Dulevskis
closures: of our Religious School and our synagogue. Never
Telephone 781-344-8733
an easy decision, but the only one, and once we were
E-mail [email protected]
confronted with the reality of what was before us, we acted
Rabbi Jonathan Hausman swiftly and decisively, closing our facility, going to online
learning at the Religious School, and now broadcasting our
E-mail [email protected]
services, from the living room of Rabbi J's home, into our
Religious School 781-344-8755 homes. Our congregation has responded, adapting to the
Lead teacher Madeleine Lewis remote situation, participating in our online community.
E-mail [email protected] Incredibly, the remote offerings are showing great promise,
including evening Minyan, Kabbalat Shabbat Service,
Executive Board Saturday evening's Havdalah Service, Yizkor Service, to
religious services, and providing a great deal of programming
President Bob Bornstein for small groups; Rosh Chodesh, QuaranTEA at 3, Sisterhood
Executive Vice-President Wendy Schulze
Book Club, religious and cultural programming. It is just the
Vice President Jeff Blacker
beginning of how ATC will program in the future. There is
Vice President Ken Rubin
ABC, CBS, NBC, and now ATCTV.
Treasurer Wendy Schulze
Financial Secretary Howard Levenson
The darkness of COVID19 is real. The economic strife is so
Corresponding Secretary Diane Thaler
real. There is no need to hide from it or to call it anything
Recording Secretary Paula Gaffin
other than it is. Our income loss is great. There is also no
need to shirk from our responsibility to fulfill our larger
Board Of Directors purpose to keep ATC open virtually, now, and the brick and
Stacy Andler Arthur Arkanase Marv Asnes mortar building, when we open. We have no time to wallow
Peter Asnes Sheryl Asnes Larry Barbell in self-pity or fear. We carry on, committed to the same
values and beliefs we hold when times are good. And in the
Millie Berman Marcia Boland-Wells Lesley Bornstein
process, we grow, we evolve, we become better. How will
Leslie Boyle Adam Chale Bob Cohn
we be better? For one, I am now proficient using Zoom. If
Rick Frederics Maxine Frutkoff Janna Gabel
you asked me what Zoom is 6 months ago, my immediate
Alan Jacobson Everett Levenson Madeleine Lewis answer would be that 1990's show on PBS, where I sat
David Lurie Helayne Magier Emily Prigot bored with my children. And we are now knowledgeable
David Schulze Cindy Smith Debbie Springer with other technologies that allow us to communicate, visit,
David Steinberg Fred Sussman Rob Vazzana
Cindy Weiner Stu Weiner Janet Weinstein Continued on page 13

Team Leaders

Annual Community Dinner Diane and Bob Cohn Helayne Magier Israel Engagement Michael Shain
ATC Judaica Shoppe Lynne Rosenbloom Sandy Stogel Jewish Family Table Elliot Rosen
Bingo Leslie Boyle David Schulze Lifelong Learning Arthur Arkanase Michael Shain
Bingo Cafe Marcia Boland-Wells Member Services Bob Cohn Marv Asnes
Blood Drive Howard Levenson Ritual Everett Levenson Rob Vazzana
B’nai Mitzvah Paula Gaffin School Sheryl Asnes
Book an Event Maria Woolf Sisterhood Madeleine Lewis Cindy Smith
Brotherhood David Schulze Stu Weiner Scrip Sheryl Asnes Wendy Schulze Helayne Magier
Building and Grounds David Schulze Tree of Life Cindy Smith
Bulletin David Steinberg Webmaster David Steinberg
Communications Emily Prigot Rob Yunich Youth and Family Education
Development and Special Events David Lurie Sheryl Asnes Lesley Bornstein Madeleine Lewis Nancy Hait
Finance and Budget Fred Sussman David Steinberg Youth and USY Lesley Bornstein
Financial Assistance Howard Levenson

Contact any of the above through the ATC office - 781-344-8733 or [email protected]

Please! No calls or e-mails regarding ATC on Shabbat or holidays.

From the Rabbi’s Desk


Have You Heard of Yom Yerushalayim?

Yom Yerushalayim is a holiday and a Holy Day where the of Staff) broke through the
streets of Jerusalem are filled with music and covered with Jordanian defenses and
blue and white as the nation comes up to celebrate the recaptured the Old City and
miracle that the City of Gold is in the faithful hands of the East Jerusalem. The
Jewish Nation once again after 2000 years. reunification of Jerusalem was
celebrated with Gur's famous
It is perhaps the only time that both religious and secular declaration, "The Temple
Jews celebrate together with prayers and dancing in a public Mount is in our hands!"
demonstration of the fulfillment of the biblical prophecies,
which declare: "There shall again be joyful sounds in the This year's Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim) marks 53
streets of Jerusalem." years of the return of Jerusalem to Jewish hands. Many
people recite Psalm 137 on Yom Yerushalayim, which falls
Following Israel's War of Independence in 1948, Jerusalem
on May 22.
was a divided city. For 19 years, West Jerusalem belonged
to Israel, while East Jerusalem was held by Jordan. It was Rabbi J
only in 1967, on the third day of the Six-Day War, that IDF
paratroopers commanded by Col. Motta Gur (a future Chief




Counting the Omer

Began Thursday evening, April 16, and ends Thursday, May 28

Counting of the Omer/Sefirat HaOmer, sometimes The idea of counting each
abbreviated as Sefira or the Omer is an important verbal day represents spiritual
counting of each of the forty-nine days starting with the preparation and
Sunday Wave Offering of a barley sheaf of ripe grain with anticipation for the giving
a sacrifice immediately following the commencement of of the Torah which was
the grain harvest and the First Fruits festival celebrating the given by G-d on Mount
end of the grain harvest Feast of Weeks/Shavuot/Pentecost Sinai ascribed to Shavuot.
(Deuteronomy 16:9-12 Leviticus 23:10-16). Sefira is The Sefer HaChinuch
associated with the period between the Passover and (published anonymously
Shavuot. This is the second of the three annual pilgrimage in 13th-century Spain)
feast holy days in Jewish history (Passover, Shavuot, states that the Israelites
Sukkot). were only freed from Egypt at Passover in order to receive
the Torah at Sinai, an event which is now celebrated on
This mitzvah derives from the Torah commandment to Shavuot, and to fulfill its laws. Thus the Counting of the
count forty-nine days beginning from the day on which the Omer demonstrates how much a Jew desires to accept the
Omer, a sacrifice containing an omer-measure of barley, Torah in their own life, thus connecting the holiday of
was offered in the Temple in Jerusalem, up until the day freedom to the holy day of personal and national
before an offering of wheat was brought to the Temple on responsibility.
Shavuot. The Counting of the Omer begins on the second
day of Passover (the 16th of Nisan) according to Rabbinic
Judaism.





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Purim has its own special cookie, called a ,
which has three corners just like Haman's hat. Our Religious

School students were busy mixing, and rolling, and cutting,
and filling, and folding, and then baking their own
hamentaschen, just in time for Purim. Where is the prune?

































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Calendar (thru June 30)

Please note that as of this printing, the building may not be available for any of the services listed below. Please watch
your email or contact the office (781-344-8733 or [email protected]) if you are unsure.
Virtual services may be available. Check for times and instructions.

Shabbat Emor Shabbat Naso
Friday, May 8 Friday, June 5
Candle lighting......................................7:33 PM Candle lighting......................................7:59 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM
Saturday, May 9 Saturday, June 6
Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM
Havdalah................................................8:41 PM Havdalah................................................9:10 PM
Shabbat Behar-Behukotai Shabbat Beha'alotcha
Friday, May 15 Friday, June 12
Candle lighting......................................7:41 PM Candle lighting......................................8:03 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM Kabbalat................................................7:30 PM
Saturday, May 16 Saturday, June 13
Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM
Havdalah................................................8:49 PM Havdalah................................................9:14 PM

Shabbat BaMidbar Shabbat Shelach
Friday, May 22 Friday, June 19
Candle lighting......................................7:47 PM Candle lighting......................................8:05 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM
Saturday, May 23 Saturday, June 20
Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM
Havdalah................................................8:57 PM Havdalah................................................9:17 PM
Shavuot I Shabbat Korach
Thursday, May 28 Friday, June 26
Candle lighting......................................7:53 PM Candle lighting......................................8:06 PM
Mincha/Maariv.......................................7:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM
Friday, May 29 Saturday, June 27
Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM
Shabbat Shavuot II Havdalah................................................9:17 PM
Friday, May 29
Candle lighting......................................7:54 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat...................................7:30 PM
Saturday, May 30
Tefillah..................................................9:30 AM
Yizkor will be recited
Havdalah................................................9:04 PM





These will be virtual (Zoom) meetings. Watch your email for instructions
Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, May 13, at 7:30 PM
Annual Meeting of the Congregation Wednesday, June 17, at 7:30 PM


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Annual Meeting of the Congregation Wednesday, June 17, at 7:30 PM


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The Big March Highlight

TRIVIA “FUN”RAISER 2020


Can YOU answer the following questions?

1. What was the most recent big social event ATC hosted?


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ANSWER: The 7 Annual Trivia Funraiser on March 7, 2020
2. How many teams competed?

ANSWER: 8 Awesome teams


3. Who was the winning team?

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ANSWER: 1 Place – QUEEN ESTHER’S COURT
(Adam and Francie Chale, Harvey and Ellen Abramowitz,
David and Wendy Schulze, Craig and Val Cohen)

4. How many food items did we collect for the Stoughton Food Pantry and for
Jewish Family Table?

ANSWER: 110+


5. Which team donated the most food?

ANSWER: ALMOST A MINYAN
(Howard Levenson, Steve Niers, Arthur and Tina Mallock,
Lawrence and Janna Gabel)


6. What fabulous volunteers helped make our event a success?

ANSWER: Helayne Magier, Bob Cohn, Diane Cohn, Howard Levenson, Lesley
Bornstein, Bob Bornstein, Millie Berman, Beverly Barbell, Leslie Boyle, David
Schulze, Maxine Frutkoff, and Howard Andler

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7. Will there be an 8 Annual Trivia Funraiser next year?

1. ANSWER: Have faith and be well … you betcha!!






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Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

Linda Rudman, in memory of Susan and David Bernstein, in honor Ma'ot Chittim
beloved husband, Leon of the birth of Bob and Diane
Cohn's granddaughter Arlene and Mark Grubert
Marge and Allan Slotnick, in memory
of beloved mother, Sylvia Close Margie and Marv Rosenstein, in Susan and Norm Gotshalk
memory of beloved father, Myrna and Bob Lipsky
Marsha Sadow, in memory of Arnold Glasser
beloved father, Charles Pearlstein Millie Berman
Margie and Marv Rosenstein, in
Barbara and Charlie Goodman, in Rob Yunich and Elana Milstein
memory of beloved brother,
memory of Myer Goodman
Kenneth Paul Glasser Toby Wakstein
Barbara and Charlie Goodman, in
Barry Levy, in memory of beloved Marshall and Carol Simon-Katler
memory of Charles Goodman
mother, Ida Levy
Marge and Allan Slotnick
Barbara and Charlie Goodman, in Ann Silver, in memory of beloved
memory of Ethel Goodman Alan and Rochelle Sherman
father, Joseph Lapido
Susan and Norm Gotshalk, in Shelly and Alan Zelbow, in memory Ron Shufrin
memory of Harry Gotshalk
of Stan Freedman, husband of
Marv Asnes
Marv Asnes, in memory of beloved Barbara Freedman
wife, Margie Asnes Arlene and Mark Grubert
Rona and Steve Baker, in memory of
Hilda and David Egel, in memory of our beloved fathers, Donald Baker Miriam Grubert
beloved Uncle Jack, Jacob Egel and Alexander Reinstein
Edith Meltzer
Andrea Cooper, in memory of dear Diane and Ed Thaler, in honor of the Rabbi Sandy Davis and
daughter, Diana Beth Cooper birth of Diane and Bob Cohn's Debbie Rosenberg
granddaughter, Emma Cohn
Andrea Cooper, in memory of dear Hillery and Dan Bauman
daughter, Julie Cooper Diane and Ed Thaler, with thanks to
Millie Berman for her Daily Fun Susan and David Bernstein
Linda Rudman, in memory of with Yiddish posts
beloved mother, Mildred Lipshires Dale Appel
Marge and Allan Slotnick, in memory
Sandy and Fred Sussman, in memory
of Julius Gelman
of Ruth Shapiro
Hilda and David Egel, in loving
Sandy and Fred Sussman, in memory memory of father and grandfather,
of Shelly Lipsott
Joseph Egel
Elaine Robinson, in memory of Howard Swerdlick, in memory of
Ethel Lefkovith
Lillian Swerdlick
Lynne and Stephen Kurlansky, in
Arthur Arkanase, in memory of
memory of Louis Kurlansky beloved parents

Lynda Levine, in memory of
Selwyn Levine




Donations received after April 30th will be
acknowledged in the next issue.


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Shabbat Across America

On Friday night, February 28, 2020,
150 members of our Ahavath Torah and
area Jewish community gathered in an
unparalleled display of Jewish
revitalization and Jewish unity.

ATC was one of approximately 700
synagogues across the continent that
simultaneously opened its doors to
experience and rejoice in a traditional Shabbat service and
a buffet dinner honoring food from across this great
country. Tina and Dr. Arthur Mallock were our hosts for
the evening, with Dan and Betty Bauman leading the
service. We were excited for the return of Tufts
University’s a cappella ensemble, Shir Appeal who
entertained during dinner and service
Tufts University’s a cappella ensemble, Shir Appeal
Hope to see all next year, and some new guests, too!


Our school children celebrate

Millie Berman’s birthday!!





























High Holiday Prayer Book
Dedication Fund
Stacy and Howard Andler, in loving memory of
Shirley Ann Boudreau
Donations received after April 30th
will be acknowledged in the next issue.


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Passover Cooking Demo


ATC members Elana Milstein and Rob Yunich
led a virtual Passover cooking demo during
the week of March 15-20. Because of the
closures caused by COVID-19, the March 15
in-person demonstration was postponed.
Dishes demonstrated during the video series
included: Slow-Roasted Apricot Chicken,
Yankele's Israeli Salad, Not-Your-
Grandmother's Matzah Farfel Stuffing, and
Elana's Cinnamon Snickerdoodle Cookies.
All of the ingredients used during the demo
were kosher for Passover. The videos can
be found on ATC's YouTube channel and
Facebook page. Elana and Rob hope to
conduct an in-person demonstration in the Slow-Roasted Apricot Chicken
future.

























Matzah Farfel Stuffing Yankele’s Israeli Salad




Our sympathies are with…


The Landa family, on the loss of beloved, father and The Vazzana family, on the loss of beloved mother and
grandfather, Leonard Landa grandmother, Marsha Ferber

Maxine Frutkoff, on the loss of beloved step-brother, The Radbil family, on the loss of beloved father,
Dr. Stephen Schwartz grandfather and great-grandfather, Zelig Radbil

The Selby family, on the loss of beloved mother, The Kushinsky family, on the loss of beloved husband,
grandmother, and great-grandmother, Dorothy Pouche father and grandfather, Raymond Kushinsky


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Ahavath Torah
Congregation Joined
Temple Beth Emunah to

Celebrate Tu B’Shevat in
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ATC Zoom Programs
Thursday, May 14th BYO Bagels and Books Tuesday, June 9th Torah Live Multimedia Learning
Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Robertson.
Come even if you have not read the book. Thursday, June 11th BYO Bagels and Books
Braided by Beth Ricanati. Challah Bake
Friday, May 15th Torah Live Multimedia Learning
Thursday, June 18th Movie Night: Making Trouble
Thursday, May 21st
Koffee Klatch. Meet and greet friends! 11:30 a.m. Saturday, June 20th B'not Mitzvah Anniversary
/ Sisterhood Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Tuesday, May 26th QuaranTEA. 3:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 25 Rosh Chodesh Group
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Thursday, May 28th Torah Live Multimedia Learning Tammuz Meeting. All are welcome
Thursday, June 4th For information on any of these programs, please contact
Rosh Chodesh Group Sivan Meeting. Madeleine Lewis ([email protected])
Everyone is welcome

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Donations
Larry and Linda Fox Stanley and Linda Levine, in memory Madeleine Lewis
of Minnie Kerner
Barry Levy Michael and Lesley Shain
Craig and Valerie Cohen
David Moonay, in memory of Rhoda Greene
my father Jeff and Suzanne Blacker
David and Annette Williams, in
Karl and Marcia Flanzer, in memory Daniel and Hillery Bauman memory of Raymond Kushinsky
of Rose and Louis Silverman
Jodi Cohen, in memory of Martin and Marilyn Franklin, in
Joan Fogel Martin Cohen memory of Gary Rudman
Ron Shufrin Marilyn Rabinovitz Richard and Lynda Levine, in
memory of Bessie M. Waterman
Michael Tesler Toby Wakstein
Jonathan and Emily Prigot
Fred and Nancy Mark Michael Metrick, in memory of
Stephen Metrick Warren and Margie Freshman, in
Howard and Stacy Andler, memory of Deborah Jane Gould
in memory of Alan and Shelly Zelbow, in memory
Harvey Jason Freedman of Gary Rudman Allan and Marjorie Slotnick

David and Hilda Egel, in memory of Jacob Reed Alan and Judy Litwack, in memory of
Irving and Gloria Bromberg George Litwack
Edward and Sandra Shifman, in
Michael and Phyllis Portnoy memory of Dora Smith and Gerald and Roslyn Rosenburg, in
Lawrence Shifman memory of Gary Rudman
Alan and Rochelle Sherman
Hap and Beverly Leven, in memory Helene Fisher
Lawrence and Janna Gabel, in of Max Waxman
memory of Thea Winter Warren and Linda Keller, in memory
Marsha Sadow, in memory of of Lillian Figure
Rose Sadow
Donations received after April 30th will be
acknowledged in the next issue.


President’s Message (cont.)


get work done, or simply order and/or share a meal. This ways we never were before. Oh, it will happen, and when I
year, so many of us spent Passover connected via Zoom, look around the exterior of Ahavath Torah Congregation
conducting seders by gathering family and friends. And and this incredible community, I am sure we will be back
that alone is an example of resilience. When we get to the stronger.
other side of this pandemic, we will be better equipped
using technology that was there all along. I cannot wait to Please mark June 17 at 7:30 p.m. on your calendar for
Ahavath Torah Congregation's FIRST EVER virtual annual
"go back to normal," whatever that will hold in store for us.
meeting. This will be the most important meeting in
I know I do! A big part of that normal is the ability to get
memory.
together, do good for one another, and to enjoy each
other's company, and see a smile, in front of your face (6 Robert Bornstein
feet away). Whether it is in our work, our social lives, or
our spiritual lives, being together can be enriching. This is President
the part of our lives that we are currently missing. In this [email protected]
way, we will appreciate what community really means. We
will all be newly equipped to help each other, to give to Just a note from my family - next time Bob volunteers for
each other, and to be grateful for each other's company in anything, we will consult the CDC.

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May Yahrzeit Calendar

May 1 May 7 May 16 May 22
Percy Carpman Marcia Bornstein Robert Fruitt Harry Chmara
Edward Corr Theodore Kaplan George Holop Edmund Weinberg
Julius Gelman Jules Mendelson Esther Miller
Lillian Smith David Resnick May 23
Gerald Tattlebaum May 17 Ginger Karp
May 2 Rueben Arkanase Barnet Kraiterman
Philip Bass May 8 Abram Ilyayev
Samuel Dorfsman Max Davis Sumner Levenson May 25
Joseph Epstein Edith Geller Katie Cooper
Miriam Lawrence Clara Heller May 18 E. Richard Feinberg
Gertrude Goralnick Evelyn Kansky
May 3 May 10 Jacob Harpel
Joseph Pearlman Paul E. Bloom Selwyn S. Levine May 26
Samuel Rosenfield Bessie Goldman Melvin Westerman Ethel Lefkovith
Ida Sharrow Ida Goldman Nettie Yokeh Dorothy Nesmith
Myer Hoffman Sadie S. Zeidman
May 4 May 27
Julie Ann Cooper May 11 May 19 Chiam Nachimovitz
Ruth Kuritz Ada Arkanase Irwin M. Golick Ruth Z. Simon
Gertrude Max Morris Hadgi Gertrude Herman
Samuel Rosenblatt Dorothy Ramler May 28
Melvin Savage May 13 Claire Stein Esther Koch
Sarah Shapiro
May 6 May 20 May 30
Simon Brown May 14 Solomon Grubert Irving Becker
Rose Greenblatt Manuel B. Cohen Bessie Rosenfield Mamie Levine
Norman Isaacs Sylvia Fineman Leslie Gail Schweiger
Edward Wolfe Eli Kansky May 21
Max Lofchie Arthur Blank May 31
Max Fradine Ruth Weinstein
May 15 Myron Frutkoff
Joseph Egel
Lillian Swerdlick


















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June Yahrzeit Calendar

June 1 June 9 June 17 June 25
Doris Kay Crook Paula Graupen Ronald Katz Annette Arbit
James Feyman Herbert Rosenblatt Geraldine Nankin
June 11 Marion Snetsky Annie P Wainhouse
June 2 Phyllis Baker Harry Young Elaine Winer
L. Henry Goulston Anna Gertrude Frank
Edith Kramer Victoria Abigail Levine June 19 June 26
Harry Shoicket Estelle Entner Myrtle Moskovitz
June 12 Jordan Hadgi Barry Shefshick
June 3 Charlotte Flanzer Joseph Kassler
George Kuritz Muriel Gerofsky Sadie Klein June 27
Jacob Pinkowitz Rhoda Holop Rosaline Rudman Bessie Manevitch Liansky
Allan M. Yoffa Milton Steingart Jeff Temkin Wilbur Segall
Rena Forman Wohl
June 4 June 13 June 20
Harry Coan Gersh Korenblyum Israel Erdunast June 28
Onese Feyman Joseph Magier Steven Liberfarb Mitchell M. Cohen
Benjamin Goldstein Lorraine Rabinovitz Mae Mirchin
Michael Neil Marcus June 21 Sumner Siegel
June 14 Abraham Gabel Ida Opper Woolman
June 5 Matilda Coan Louis Koplan
Sydney Sondler Gilbert M. Entner Irving D. Levensohn June 29
Solomon Hesed Marsha Richmond Edith Kaufman
June 6 Phyllis Lezberg Anne Schneider
Estelle Bornstein Ames Fannie Singer June 30
Beatrice Rosenberg Dora Weinberg-Bornstein June 22 Jerome Bennett
Gerald Sneider Fannie Barson Isadore Safer
Judy Feld Rose Tsigelman
June 15
June 7 Abram Frank
Malcolm Orent
Rose Crane Ralph Kahn
Nathan Sadow
Lois Levine Freda Opper
Kathryn Rosenthal Rose Rosenthal
June 16
Benjamin Bromfield
June 8 June 23
Samuel Daitch
Dora Brown Benjamin Klebanow
Abe Schach
Betzalel Zelman














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Diane and ATC Past
President Bob Cohn are the
proud grandparents of a baby
girl.
Emma Du Cohn, daughter of
Ellen and Past President CeCe and Steven Cohn of Debra and Robert Levitz are
Barry Greene are the Savannah, GA, was born on the proud grandparents of a
proud grandparents of a April 16, 7 lbs, 8 oz and 20” baby girl.
baby boy. long!
Meet Kelsey Juliette Levitz,
Levi Jackson Greene, son daughter of Bree and
of Emily and Ben Greene, Michael Levitz!
and brother of Madisyn, of
Littleton, MA was born on
April 21, 8 lbs, 13 oz and
20” long!




Congratulations to our Congratulations to
our
recent engagements!
recent graduates!

Evan Schulze Mazel Tov to Lois Schreier, on Please email
Jessie Olans the arrival of her 2nd
granddaughter, Poppy. Proud [email protected]
Samantha Weinstein
parents are her son Zachary with your graduate to
Carissa Woolf and his wife Stephanie. be honored.


Have a Mazel Tov in your family? Please send to [email protected]




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