M A Y 2 0 1 2 Chai Times - Temple Beth Emet · 2012. 4. 30. · M A Y 2 0 1 2 Chai Times Temple beth emet of burbank Mark H. Sobel, Rabbi Steven Abrams, President 600 N. Buena Vista

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M A Y 2 0 1 2

Chai Times

T e m p l e b e t h e m e t o f b u r b a n k

Mark H. Sobel, Rabbi Steven Abrams, President

600 N. Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91505

(818) 843-4787 Fax (818) 557-7240

Www.TempleBethEmet.com [email protected]

SPECIAL EVENTS

Friday, May 4 at 6:30 PM

Family Fun Pizza Night

before family services

(last Pizza night until the fall-

see Page 13)

Sunday, May 6 at 10:00 AM Sisterhood/Chai Society meeting

Tuesday, May 8 at 7:00 PM Board Meeting

May 13-19 at 5:30 PM Cohost Family Promise

at St. Jude’s Anglican Church

Tuesday, May 15 at 7:15 PM Strategic Planning Meeting

Friday, May 18 at 7:30 PM

Teacher Appreciation

at Shabbat Services

Sunday, May 27 at 9:30 AM

Men’s Club Meeting and Brunch

Save the date:

Saturday, June 23

Men’s Barbeque

“The more one tells about the outgoing from Egypt, the more one is to be praised”. (The Passover Haggadah) This Passover I was blessed to attend three Passover Seders. Two in Wickliffe, Ohio, (near Cleveland) and, of course, our own community Seder. Each one was very different from the other. For those of you who don’t recognize the name Wickliffe, Ohio, it is the home of the Telshe Yeshiva. Perhaps you know the Telshe Yeshiva by the Hanukkah candles and Passover Haroseth they send out to Jews all over the world as a fundraiser? That’s how I knew them before my elder son, Shahri, now called Ezra, went to study there. The first night of Pesach, Ezra and his wife, my daughter-in-law, Adina, warned us that the Seder was all about the kids and not about the food. They were right. The host rabbi has 7 children from 14 years to 19 months, including two twin boys age 6. I learned about the Passover story through their eyes as well as a new way to hide the afikomen. I can’t wait until next year at our children’s service to try it out. Also I learned how good Passover jelly-beans were as a reward for correct answers to trivia questions. One of the most interesting things I learned at both Seders was that they interpret the rule to finish the Passover meal before midnight a bit differently than we do. We interpret midnight at 12:00 PM. They say, ”Sundown is at 9:00 PM and sunrise is at 6:00 AM, therefore MIDNIGHT is at 1:30 AM.” At the first Seder, we just started eating at 1:18 AM and fin-ished just in time. At the second, we started a bit earlier. It wasn’t because there was a Passover feast of food, but on both occasions, but, a Passover feast of ideas and questions and answers. Our children, Ezra and Adina, reminded us over and over again that the Seders were about learning and not about food. I disagreed, but lost. If I have a sad note about my time in Wickliffe, it is because some of the old clichés still seem to be in effect. Some of our orthodox co-religionist see all of Reform and Conservative as monolithic, as we see Orthodoxy. We both need to fully investigate each other to make better judgments, not to change movements, but for better knowledge of our peo-ple. This brings me to the second Seder. The second Seder was led by a Rabbi who is one of the emeritus Talmudic Rabbis at the Yeshiva. His Seder , in addition to my family, was attended by his 7 grandchildren ages 13 to 8 months. His Seder, while involving the children in a peripheral manner, was more like what I grew up in, when my grandfather would lead the Seder. Here there were only sporadic questions from the children to their grandfather, not the other way around.

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CHAI TIMES Chai Times is a free, monthly newsletter delivered by email to members and available at www.TempleBethEmet.com. Mailed hardcopies are available for an $18 annual TBE donation payable through the Office. Editable article submissions, photos and feedback are encouraged and due by the 15th of the month and may be emailed to [email protected] or by delivery to the Temple office. Submissions will be published based on space available, relevant content, and at the discretion of Editor Kathy Kreyns, Temple Officers and Directors.

Temple Beth Emet Office Hours Monday-Thursday—9:00 AM-noon Friday & Sunday—9:00 AM—1 PM

Saturday closed

The office is closed in observance of the following holidays:

New Years Day, President’s Day, First day of Pesach, Memorial Day,

Independence Day, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving

Call Temple office at (818) 843-4787 to contact Temple Staff/volunteers. Your message will be forwarded to the appropriate person.

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Temple Beth Emet (house of truth) ORGANIZATION

If you have any suggestions or ideas on how we can better serve our members, call Steve at 661-714-3618 or “Let us hear from

you” at www.templebethemet.com

Religious Leadership Rabbi Mark H. Sobel Cantorial Soloist. Chase De Luca Cantorial Soloist, Kyle Orlemann Music and Choir Director, Robyn Kreisberg Rabbi William M. Kramer Z''L* *His memory will always be a blessing to us. Morris Gold Religious School Faculty Rabbi Mark Sobel, Education Director Shirley Kirschenbaum, Grades K-1 Fran Bernstein, Grades 2-3 Sarah Emerson, Grades 4-5 Joshua Sobel, Grades 6-7 Mahnaz Termechi, Bar/Bat Mitzvah Preparation Martin Greenfield, Confirmation (Grades 8-10) Robyn Kreisberg, Music Ezra B., Teaching Assistant Tanya M., Teaching Assistant Office Staff Victoria Gaffney, Sylvia Sutton Religious School Office Asst., Edith Dague Volunteers Building Committee Chair, Richard Emerson Library, Marva Felchin Maintenance, Yosi Fisher Marquee, Craig Weisman Technology, Alan Barlow Calendar and Usage Com. Chair, Ira Goldstein Communications Committee Chair, Melissa Schenk Chai Times, Kathy Kreyns, (818) 314-8404 Historian, Craig Weisman One Call, Publicity, Stefani Kahn Webmaster, Alan Barlow Education Committee Chair, Fran Bernstein Adult Education, David Goldstein PTA President, Margaret Goldfarb Finance Committee Chair, Bruce Bigley

Volunteers (Continued) Membership Committee Chair, Lisa De Luca (818) 434-2244 Havurahs, Ruth Glick, (818) 780-9134 Men’s Club, Richard Emerson Reach Out, Craig Weisman Sisterhood/Chai Society, Melissa Schenk Tributes, John Eisenger, 818-842-5439 Youth Groups, BBYO-AZA , BBYO-BBG, Martin Greenfield Ritual Committee Chair, Ira Goldstein Mitzvahs, John Eisenger, 818-842-5439 Oneg Scheduler, Stacie Barlow Ritual Scheduler, Rebecca Rodick Social Action Committee Chair, Roni Razankova Children’s Hospital LA Toys, Shirley Abramson Family Promise Coordinator, Melissa Schenk, (818) 448-9017 Food Drives, Jerry Engelberg Strategic Planning Committee Chair, Richard Emerson Ways and Means Committee Chair, Barbara Bolter, 818-761-3116 eScrip, Ralphs, Kathy Kreyns, Recycling, Yosi Fisher 2011-2012 Officers and Directors Steven Abrams, President, (661) 714-3618 Richard Emerson, Vice President Bruce Bigley, Treasurer Shirley Abramson, Secretary Directors Fran Bernstein, Yvonne Beltzer, Barbara Bolter, Yosi Fisher, Margaret Goldfarb, David Goldstein, Stefanie Kahn, Roni Razankova, Rebecca Rodick, Melissa Schenk, Craig Weisman Past-Presidents: Lisa De Luca, Richard Emerson, Ira Goldstein, Norm Goodman, Saul Kaufman We are here to serve you!

How do you handle conflict with others? Do you yell? Do you walk out? Is the person you have issues with, narcissistic? Is it that the only way is their way? Do egos get in the way? The key is focusing on the positive. Work on the conflict before it gets out of hand. Listen, don’t jump to conclusions. Go in with an open mind. Be respectful of differences. Focus on humility not ego. If you cannot handle a situation, ask a third party. It is not always what you say, it is rather how you say it. Your body language is also key. Are you rolling your eyes? Do you have eye contact? Do you cross your arms? These may be your demeanor. But if a person does not know you that well, it may come across as standoffish. Turn the negatives into positives. Make the hurt into a heal. Change scared feeling into the confident feeling. Don’t feel threatened. Be open to hear the truth. Praising others is the way to go instead of putting down. Be assertive but not aggressive. Focus on communications. Forgive and forget. Be honest. Separate the issue from the person. Hone in on the problem. We are all leaders in our own way. We should lead by example. Leaders do make mistakes. The difference is how they rectify the situation. How could I have handled this in another way? Look for solutions not the problems. The goal is to work for commonality in a peaceful way. B’Shalom Steve Abrams

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TBE house of WORSHIP AND OF GATHERING

Here Rabbi Munk, the leader’s name, hid the Afikoman behind his back and dared the children to take it while he sat there. One of the granddaughters did and, truthfully, I never saw her touch it. Throughout the evening, Rabbi Munk went out of his way to learn about us and we learned about him. He is a Holocaust survivor who left Berlin, Germany as a child, after his father, one of the chief Rabbis of Berlin, narrowly escaped capture by the Gestapo. The present Rabbi Munk reminds me immensely of Rabbi Kramer, in knowledge, bearing and humor. The twinkle is in Rabbi Munk’s eyes, too. To Rabbi Munk’s great honor, at his Seder, he made us feel immensely comfortable. Not as students he taught the Seder, but as fellow journeyers out of Egypt. This is what we must all strive for at our Seders. And at our Seder we did just this. We went out of our way to make sure people were journeying with us. It did not matter if the person was four months old or 92 years of age. There was always someone there to help to make sure each of us felt calmed, nurtured and comfortable. It was that type of hamesh occasion. We were doing what our ancestors did on that first Passover. Families were eating together, talking to-gether, helping together and just being together. I heard and saw two young mothers comparing ideas about how to raise two very beautiful baby girls. I saw elders of the congregation sitting with newly met friends and with peo-ple that they have known for at least 30 years. All were conversing together over a myriad of subjects including Passover, matzo, horseradish, freedom and each other. Fran, Ira, Barbara Bolter, Barbara Lux-Smith, Shirley, Yvonne, Melissa, Margaret, Lisa and Steve all saw to it that we ate well too, something I missed at the Seders in Cleveland. But our Seder is unique, not only for the age spread of the attendees, but because of the great variety of people who came together to make Passover. At the Seder, I had just finished the part of Ha Lache Mah Anya, which says “let all who are hungry come in and make Passover”, when a young lady came through the door. This is what the order of the Seder is. You must go through all the steps of the Seder so your family, your clan and your people can feel loved, learned and alive. May we all pray for the liberation of all people, which can only come when all people seek to liberate each other and, further, are willing to do the things that will make such liberation possible? The giving of these three spiritual gifts from one to another is the highest form of Freedom, for you have made others feel free, too. To paraphrase the Zionist song, “Anu Banu Artza Levnot u’lhevanbot ba, (Let us build our Community (land) and therefore ourselves will be built up.” B’ahava, Rabbi Mark

TBE Passover Seders. Thank you Rabbi, Robyn and Board.

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BBYO-AZA boys’ chapter now meets at TBE every other Thursday from 7:30-8:30 PM and BBYO-BBG girls’ chapter meets at TBE every Wednesday from 7:00-8:30 PM. Contact Martin Greenfield through the Temple office for more information.


TBE house of gathering

The Men's Club WANTS YOU to join us for our monthly

meeting and brunch.

This month’s meeting will be on Sunday, May 27 at 9:30 AM.

The cost is $5 per person.

Family Promise helps low income families achieve lasting independence. TBE cohosts families with St. Jude’s Anglican Church. Please call Melissa Schenk at (818) 448-9017 to provide a dish, share a dinner at 5:30 PM, tell a story or play a game from May 13-19.

Havurah (a gathering of friends) Happenings

Havurah Shachar (Parents of religious school kids) To join or for info contact

Carrie (818) 489-3022 [email protected]

Havurah Simcha L’Chaim:

To find out more or form a new one call Ruth Glick (818) 780-9134

Amazing May News from Sisterhood-Chai Society!

Read All About It! Happy month of May, Temple Family! Happy Mother’s Day to all our Mothers & Happy Lag BaOmer this month! Many thanks to those who generously helped last month with our well-attended Temple Community Seder, which was enjoyed by almost 100 guests, and we look forward to May and the summer events together to come. Please attend our next Sisterhood-Chai Society monthly meeting on Sunday, May 6

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at 10:00 a.m. We will be discussing Summer Fundraising ideas. Everyone is welcome! Coffee & light refreshments will be served. Looking for THE PERFECT JEWISH MOTHER’S DAY GIFT this month, well look no further. Our Temple Gift Shop has specially ordered a large stack of the wonderful and well-reviewed book, The Modern Jewish Mom’s Guide to Shabbat by Meredith L. Jacobs! The book is aptly described as “written in conversational style from one modern Jewish mom to another.” And a further book descrip-tion states: “Whether you are reform, con-servative, or modern orthodox, newly converted or non–Jewish in an inter–faith mar-riage, THE MODERN JEWISH MOM'S GUIDE TO SHABBAT will teach us about traditions, making new ones, and most importantly, how to connect with our children.” While the book list price is $16.95, TBE Gift Shop will be selling this book for the bargain price of $13! Also, we have many other wonderful Jewish gifts, such as jewelry, ritual items, and tchotchkes for your Mother’s Day presents this month. All Gift Shop purchase profits benefit our Temple!

“Friday Fun For All Pizza Night” We will be serving pizza on Friday, May 4 at 6:30 PM before service. You won’t have to worry about cooking dinner for the family, just grab the kids and join us. $5.00 for adults and kids eat free! Last Pizza Night until the Fall.

Please call by Wednesday of that week for reservations: Jeannie Mintz at (818) 314-8403 or Barbara Bolter at (818) 761-3116.

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- TBE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION -

Invite new members to HELP OUR TEMPLE THRIVE


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MAY 2012 IYAR/SIVAN 5772

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

29 9:00 AM-12 Noon School Israeli Independence Activity 12:00-12:45 PM Junior Choir

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6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting

class

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6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting class

2 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting

7:00 PM-8:30 PM BBYO-BBG Meeting

6 9:00 AM-12 Noon School 12:00-12:45 PM Junior Choir

10:00 AM Sisterhood/Chai Society Meeting

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class

8 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active

Actors Acting class

7:00 PM Board Meeting (members welcome)

9 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting class

7:00 PM -8:30 PM

BBYO-BBG Meeting

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5:30 PM Family Promise dinner at St. Jude’s 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting

class

15 5:30 PM Family Promise dinner

at St. Jude’s 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active

Actors Acting class

7:15 PM Strategic Planning Meeting

Chai Times sub. Due

16 5:30 PM Family Promise dinner at St.

Jude’s 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active Actors Acting class

7:00 PM -8:30 PM BBYO-BBG Meeting

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9:00 AM-12 Noon School Teacher Appreciation 12:00-12:45 PM Junior Choir


class

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27

9:30 AM Men’s Club Meeting & brunch

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class

Memorial Day

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3 10:00 AM Sisterhood/Chai Society Meeting

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9:00 AM-12 Noon School 12:00-12:45 PM Junior Choir

Happy May Anniversaries

Alan and Stacie Barlow Russell and Barbara Beck

Daniel Brice and Allison Goodman Brendan Broms and Dana Schwartz

Bruce and Karen Cervi Jack and Debbie Fishel

Brian and Andrea McKinnon Cliff and Nancy Rayman

Mickey and Beverly Teller

Remember the sick with cards, calls and visits. They help heal:

Jerry Engelberg

John Eisenger

We wish them a Refuah Shleima, whole recovery to good health. Please call John Eisenger at (818) 842-5439 if a Temple member is sick or hospitalized.



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MAY 2012 IYAR /SIVAN 5772

Thursday Friday Saturday

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6:15 PM Cribbage Club

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7:30 PM-8:30 PM

BBYO-AZA Meeting Lag B’Omer

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17 5:30 PM Family Promise din-

ner at St. Jude’s 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active

Actors Acting class


18 Welcomer

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7:30 PM-8:30 PM

BBYO-AZA Meeting

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Shavuot



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7 6:30 PM—8:30 PM Active

Actors Acting class


7:30 PM-8:30 PM BBYO-AZA Meeting

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7:00 PM Family Shabbat Service Welcomer: Candle Blesser: Jeannie Mintz Kiddush:


7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Craig Weisman Candle Blesser: Sherry Crosby Scripture Reader: Brian Crosby Kiddush: Ben Crosby

7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Candle Blesser: Scripture Reader: Kiddush: Oneg sponsored by Max Weisman family in honor of his Bar Mitzvah

7:30 PM Shabbat Service Teacher Appreciation Welcomer: David Goldstein Candle Blesser: Jodi Gross Scripture Reader: Henry Gross Kiddush: Sarah and Adam Gross

6:30 Pizza Night 7:00 PM Family Shabbat Service Israeli Independence celebration Performance by Children’s Choir Welcomer: Yosi Fischer Candle Blesser: Kiddush:

7:30 PM Shabbat Service Welcomer: Margaret Goldfarb Candle Blesser: Stacie Barlow Scripture Reader: Alan Barlow Kiddush: Rachil Barlow

5:30 PM Family Promise dinner at St. Jude’s

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MONTHLY yahrzeits (HONORING THE MEMORY OF LOVED ONES WHO HAVE GONE TO

THEIR ETERNAL REST)


NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE

May 4 at Temple

Ruth Friedman Sylvia Schuster May 1

Milton Eliasoff Susan Fields May 1

Sidney Zober Maurine Zober Gold May 3

Maier M. Levin Mark Fisher May 3

Stanley Katzman Charlotte Nemet May 3

Louis Altman Rabbi Mark H. Sobel May 4

Rita Hoffman Shirley Carb May 4

Rita Hoffman Todd Carb May 4

Morris Silber Linda & Jack Kranz May 5

Henrietta Bienstock Barbara Beck May 5

Beatrice Manners Susie Manners May 5

Shawn Sloves Myra Sloves May 5

May 11 at Temple

Harry Goldberg David Frank May 6

Minnie Rutkovsky Martin Bibicoff May 7

Morris Tenney Amy Belilove May 8

Anna Nudell Mayer Nudell May 10

Pesha B. Lubenstein Milton Luben May 11

Philip Mosk Sherry Daven May 12

Maurice Kadish Elizabeth Rosen May 12

May 18 at Temple

Harry Amira Sally Amira May 13

Victor Bernath Tom Bernath May 13

Tracy Burch Laurel Fisher May 14

Jack Weiser Helene Weiser May 14

Jack Weiser Barrett Weiser May 14

Minnie Levine Harriett Schwab May 15

Max Abrahams Phyllis Mehlman May 15

Reva Dudnick Alyce Greenfield May 15

Madlynne Wasserman Roger Wasserman May 16

David Hirsch Jay Hirsch May 16

Dr. Arthur Kleinberg Carole Eisinger May 16

Issak Korenstein Janet Petroff May 18

Erwin Tanzer Helen Lott May 19

George David McCune Sara McCune May 19

NAME REMEMBERED BY DATE

May 25 at Temple

Helen Pappert Marilyn Pappert May 20

Ida Garber Lee Schomberg May 21

Joseph Snider Gertrude Most May 21

Abe Kranitz Ian Kranitz May 21

Esther Maccabee Alana Beltzer May 22

Craig Banner Mitzi Rattner May 22

Irving Coler Joel Coler May 23

Betty Deutch Ruthe Granat May 23

Evelyn Jackman Marcia Jackman May 24

Evelyn Jackman Roberta Baker May 24

Evelyn Jackman Debra Fishel May 24

Fanny Kurland LaVerne Cohen May 24

Molly Burgh Shelton Burgh May 25

Belle Burns Frank Burns May 25

June 1 at Temple

Pesha B. Lubenstein Milton Luben May 23

Adele Abdo Vicki Margolin May 26

Ilona Frommer Elisa Gallay May 26

Sarah Balas Helene Weiser May 26

Marc Goldwater Helen Goldwater May 27

Marc Goldwater Terry Goldwater May 27

Julian Frank David Frank May 27

Irene J. Kleinberg Carole Eisinger May 28

Eleanor Nemzer Marlin Marvin Nemzer May 28

Eleanor Nemzer Marlin Dorothy Matzkin May 28

Saul Weisman Craig Weisman May 29

Irving Stern Ellyn Epcar May 30

Betty Kapson Pat Bigley May 30

Betty Kapson Henry Kapson May 30

Louis Zweier Jean Zweier May 30

Blanche Ringel Mark Ringel May 30

Lillian Bernath Tom Bernath May 30

Peter Goldman M/M Ralph Sterling May 30

Lyall W. Bowen Barbara Klivans May 31



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MITZVAH (Act of human kindness) and tzedakah (religious

obligation to perform charity and philanthropic acts)

Yahrzeit Donations Marlene Dreyfuss ...in loving memory of Margot Palmer Terry Goldwater ...in loving memory of Roy Dietz Ruthe Granat ...in loving memory of Richard Granat Herbert Murez ...in loving memory of Sonja Murez

Herbert Murez ...in loving memory of Morris Swedlove Monica Pink ...in loving memory of father Herbert Sommerfield and uncle Martin Leyser Monica Pink ...in loving memory of Sisterhood member Rose Mardirosian and Havurah member John Manocchia

Ask Board Member Yosi Fisher for free boxes and the proceeds will go to TBE.

TBE house of GATHERING

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PLAN AHEAD. IT’S A GIFT OF LOVE.

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Advanced Planning Representative

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Bring them in and we will recycle them for you.

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Temple Beth Emet of Burbank Religious School Org. #80324 can automatically receive a percentage of every Ralph’s purchase through the RALPHS COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAM. Go to http://www.ralphs.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/My%20Ralphs/general_faqs.pdf to renew or register for the Sept. 1, 2011-Aug. 31, 2012 Term or Go to a Ralph’s market with this TBE scan code to renew or register: Thank you to our (5) registered families. We need every families’ support! It’s easy!

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2012 Yom Hashoah, Days of Remembrance. Thank you Sylvia Sutton of Burbank Human Relations Council.

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