Friday, May 10,1985 / The Jewish Floridian of Palm Beach County Page 15
Synagogue News
Special Shabbat Service And Zimriyah
Concert Held At Temple Israel
TEMPLE BETH EL
PaM Sisterhood presidents
.ill install newly elected
officers in a special program
Led on ihc 12 tribes of Israel
0n Tuesday, May 21, 8 p.m.,
rin Senter Hall.
The newly elected slate of
officers for 1985-86 are
President, Dr.Joan Rosov;
Membership Vice President,
Sheila Stark; Program Vice
President, Sue Benilous;
Treasurer, Patty Sack;
Financial Secretary, Thelma
Heller; Recording Secretary,
Marsha Schachter; and
Corresponding Secretary, Fay
Glater.
A musical rendition will be
presented by Cantor Elaine
Shapiro and UsaMollen.
Rabbi Howard J. Hirsch
will give the closing blessing.
For further information call
the temple office.
TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM
The Sisterhood will hold a
lunch and card party on
Wednesday, May 17, at 12:30
p.m. Admission is $5.50, and
tickets may be obtained by
calling Gert Shepherd or Hilda
Zell.
GOLDEN LAKES
TEMPLE
Morris Dershowitz, who
will be 94 on May 15, recently
fulfilled a substantial pledge to
the temple.
In honor of this gift of the
heart, the chapel at the temple
will be dedicated to the
memory of Dershowitz's son,
Bernard Drew. The ceremony
;ind birthday will be observed
simultaneously at the temple.
TEMPLE ISRAEL
Friday evening, May 10, the
temple will welcome to its
services prospective members
who are interested in joining
the temple family.
Prior to the service, a
Shabbat dinner for
prospective members will be
sponsored by the Membership
Commit te.
Rabbi Howard Shapiro,
piritual leader of Temple
Israel, will speak on "In
Praise Of Reform." The
sermon will be. devoted to
examining the contribution
inat Reform Judaism has
made to American and world
Judaism and the challenges
"ill before her.
If interested in attending the
"inner prior to the service,
wniact the temple office.
TEMPLE JUDEA
Rabbi Joel Levine
wntor Anne Newman
conduct a Mother's
and
will
Day
10 at the special time of 7:30
p.m. at Temple Judea.
During the service, Sheree
Friedlander, educational
iirector, and the entire
Sunday and Hebrew School
staff will be honored. All
mothers will participate in the
Torah Service and receive a
special blessing from their
families. Mothers who have
children in the congregation's
religious school will receive
gifts created by the children as
part of their art projects.
The Senior Youth Group of
Temple Judea will be con-
ducting services on Friday,
May 17, 8 p.m.
Sam Goodstein is president of
the youth group, Susan Wolf-
Schwartz is youth director.
Call the temple office for more
information.
Temple Israel Junior Choir,
under the direction of Betty
Robbins, has for the past three
years led the congregation in
the musical portion of the
family services, which are held
on the first Shabbat of the
month.
At the end of the last family
service of this year, the Junior
Choir presented "An Evening
Of Jewish Soul Music." The
Junior Choir consists of
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and four
of the Seventh Graders. There
was also a clarinet solo by
Alan Feldmesser and a piano
solo by Chad Murray.
Members of the Choir are:
Brian Leeds Lead Solo;
Group Solos Lauren Debs,
Pamela Sherman, Kelly
Wasserman, Emily Sills,
Adam Wilson, Ariella Davis,
Jessica Ravitsky, Chad
Murray, and Lisa Dresbach.
Other Choir Members are:
Members and guests at
Temple Judea services are
wearing "Don't say Noah on
June 1" buttons in an-
ticipation of the
congregation's gala dinner-
dance June 1st at the PGA
Sheraton Resort honoring Dr.
Jeffrey Faivus who is com-
pleting his term as temple
president.
The Dinner-Dance com-
mittee has been planning
surprise events following the
gala's theme of "Two by
Two." Tickets are also
available to win a VCR
machine courtesy of Rosner's.
Dr. Faivus has served the
congregation for four years,
the first two as vice-president,
then as president. The gala is a
way for members of the
congregation and community
to expression appreciation in a
purely festive manner for his
years of dedication.
Entertainment will be
presented by Cantor Anne
Newman and the Sammy
Fields orchestra. Tickets are
S50 per person and are
available by calling the temple
office. This black tie optional
event is open to the entire
community.
The Sisterhood will have
their fourth birthday dinner at
North Palm Beach Country
Club, 901 U.S. Highway I,
North Palm Beach on
Thursday, May 23. There will
be installation of officers, and
skit by Fran Golden.
aooath service. Fridav. Mav Reservations are necessary
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Some of the members of Temple Israel's fourth grade learning
the songs with Betty Robbins, director and Hope Kramer,
pianist.
Schutzer
Continued from Page 1
munity Center. Jean Rubin,
director, paid tribute to him
by saying, "Sam Schutzer is
an inspiration to us all.
Despite his lack of personal
transportation, he walks miles
to be at Friday night services
at many of the area temples,
and to programs and meetings
of the Jewish community. He
is vitally interested in all that is
happening and is always ready
to share a joke, sing a song, or
tell a story. West Palm Beach
is indeed a richer place because
Sam Schutzer passed our
way."
Sam was instrumental in
founding Temple Beth Sholom
in Lake Worth, Temple Beth
Sholom in Belle Glade, and
Congregation Anshei Sholom.
He even organized houses of
worship in Fort Lauderdale
and Fort Pierce. He organized
the first B'nai B'rith lodge in
this area and helped to
establish five others over the
years. He also formed the
local chapters of Hadassah
and B'nai B'rith Women.
Last year he moved to
Kenilworth, New Jersey to live
with his daughter and son-in-
law. He is survived by his son
Harold Mortimer Schutzer of
Jacksonville, Florida;
daughter Florence Wilken of
Kenilworth, New Jersey; two
grandchildren, June Carol
Meeker of Baltimore,
Maryland, and Robert Glen
Wilken of Edison, New
Jersey; and five great-
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements were
handled by Mizell-Faville-
Zern Funeral Chapel, West
Palm Beach. Rabbi Howard J.
Hirsch of Temple Beth El
officiated.
Erica Goldstien, Allisa Fish-
bane, Aaron Burton, Genell
Field, Andrea Yosinoff,
Meridith Gould, Rebecca
Szmukler, Joseph Wiseman,
Nancy Fleishman. Jamie
Zimmerman, David Berman,
Greg Weiss, J.D. Small,
Geoffrey Green, Susan
Steiner, Jonathan Gould,
Tracy Haisfield, and
Stephanie Morrison.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Continued from Page a-A
Temple Judea and May 4 at
Temple Emanuel. Rabbi Joel
Levine officiated Friday night
and Rabbi Joel Chazin of-
ficiated Saturday morning.
Jonathan is a seventh grade
student at the Jewish Com-
munity Day School where he is
a member of the basketball
team, safety patrol and
newspaper staff. He is a
member of the Kadima youth
group and enjoys tennis,
computers, baseball, and is a
Boy Scout.
In an effort to highlight the
plight of Soviet Jewry,
Jonathan twinned his Bar
Mitzvah with David Feldman
of Chernovtsy, USSR.
CYNTHIA FALK
Cynthia Falk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Falk of
Palm Beach Gardens, was
called to the Torah as a Bat
Mitzvah on May 4 at Temple
Beth David. She participated
in the Friday evening service.
Rabbi William Marder and
Cantor Earl Rackoff of-
ficiated.
Cynthia, a Cadette Girl
Scout, is in the seventh grade
at Howell Watkins Junior
High School. She lists reading
as her favorite hobby.
Area Deaths
COHEN
Joel. 8S. of 133 Plymouth P. Century
Village. West Palm Beach. Riverside
Guardian Funeral Home. West Palm
Beach.
FELDMAN
Helen, TO, of Century Village, Weat
Palm Beach. Menorah Gardens and
Funeral Chape 1*. Weat Palm Beach
FRIEDMAN
Ouatave. 78. of Windsor N-S08. Century
Village, Weat Palm Beach. Rlveralde
Guardian Funeral Home. Weat Palm
Beach.
FRIEDMAN
Yetta, 78. of Weat Palm Beach
Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapeli
Weat Palm Beach.
GOLDBERG
Bernard. 5, of 7808 Oakmont Drive.
Lake Worth. Levltt-Welnsteln
Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel. Weat
Palm Beach.
GOTTHELF
Max. 88. of 138 Lake Olive Drive. Weat
Palm Beach. Levttt-Welnateln
Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel. Weat
Palm Beach.
KORN
Nathan. 03, of Tuscany, Kings Point,
Delray Beach. Riverside Guardian
Funeral Home. West Palm Beach.
LANDSMAN
Barney. 83, of Salisbury F-187, Century
Village, Weat Palm Beach. Rlveralde
Memorial Funeral Home, Weat Palm
Beach.
LEWIS
George, 83. of Century Village. Boca
Raton. Menorah Gardens and Funeral
Chapels, West Palm Beach.
LIPITZ
Pearl, 82. of 188 Lake Evelyn Drive.
West Palm Beach. Rlveralde Guardian
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