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Chai Times

Temple Beth Emet o f Burbank

“Just when I thought I was out (free of them), they

draw me back in!” Michael Corleone, Godfather III

On May 15, I attended the annual

Holocaust Days of Remembrance

sponsored by the Burbank Human

Relations Committee. It was the second evening

dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of the Warsaw

Ghetto. It was attended by over 100 people. I left

there thinking about how much people cared

about ending racism, anti-Semitism, bigotry and

prejudice.

Unfortunately, my euphoria ended the next afternoon, when I had to testify in Burbank Court against a man who threatened some of our congregants and myself with bodily harm, but more importantly, threatened to burn down our building. For those of you who don’t see this as a hate crime, let me tell you, the felon knew we were Jews or at least members of a religious group when we asked him to leave so we could hold religious services.

My positive feelings are returning, because

although, I have not heard yet, but given the tenor

of the judge and both attorneys, prosecution and

defense, I believe he will be incarcerated in some

facility, either penal or hospital.

(Continued on Page 3.)

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Please take notice that, in accordance with the

By-Laws of Temple Beth Emet of Burbank, the

Annual Meeting of the membership will take

place on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at 7:00 PM at the

Temple. The purpose of the meeting is the

reception and reading of annual reports, the

election of Officers and Directors, and the

transaction of such other business as may

properly come before the meeting. We will also

welcome a discussion and sharing ideas on how

to grow and improve our Temple.

Rabbi Mark is a regular contributor to the In Theory column, which appears in the Burbank Leader in print and online at:

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But one thing from which I cannot derive any joy! There is a candidate running for the U.S. Senate from

Northern California who is anti-Jewish and by extension Anti-Israel. He believes that we Jews control the

government, the Holocaust never occurred, we Jews made it up, and that America should stop

supporting Israel.

I have never before spoken out against a candidate for election, but the President signed an executive

order this year allowing clergy to express political views.

The name of the candidate is Patrick Little, he is a member of the Republican Party in the Primary

election being held on June 5. He is listed as a Civil Rights Advocate whose party preference is

REPUBLICAN. Now it is true that he was asked to leave the California Republican state convention in

San Diego, but no one in the California Republican leadership has rebuked or repudiated his comments

on Israel, American Jewry or the Holocaust!

Honestly, while overall California has been golden to our people from Levi Strauss to Daniel Pearl to

William Kramer, the citizens of Fallbrook in San Diego County elected Tom Metzger to the United States

House of Representative, in 1980. Thank G-d it was for only 2 years. So please, please, please talk to all

you know who vote no matter where in California they live. Show them this column, forward the two

videos below to them, make sure they vote and then organize groups to act as have our friends at the

BHRC, SPEAK OUT FOR TRUE CIVIL RIGHTS FOR ALL PEOPLES.

These videos clearly show the type of man Patrick Little is:

Patrick Little speaks after getting kicked out of the GOP convention

OR

Vote/Our Guy/ Patrick Little US Senate for California

The time is exceedingly short, as of the writing of this column, Patrick Little has 18% of the vote

according to the polls, but he is tying Diane Feinstein in the Central Valley. Please remember, California

has a 2 top vote getter primary system which means that in November it could be Diane Feinstein verses

Patrick Little. And if through some unimagined result was to have Little win in November, we would be

stuck with this anti-Jewish, anti-Israel, Holocaust denier for 6 years.

The US Senate primary is JUNE 5. There is not much time to stop this violent bigot, who walked out of

the Republican Convention dragging an Israeli flag under his feet and then stomping on it for the

cameras!

We must show him that the Israeli Flag and we are not ones to be stomped on or defamed. Join me as

we rally against those who would finish the Job Norman Lincoln Rockwell, Tom Metzger and Edgar Ray

Killen began!

In Love and in Solidarity,

Rabbi Mark

(Continued from Page 1.)

Rabbi Mark Sobel’s Column, Continued




President’s Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE – June 2018

The internet blew up a couple of weeks ago over what seemed to be a simple recording.

The voice on the recording said a single word over and over. The word was – well that

is where the fuss arose. Some people heard the voice clearly repeat “Laurel.” Some

people heard the voice clearly repeat “Yanni.” The resulting furor was reminiscent of

“the dress” image a few years ago, where some said the dress was black and blue,

while others said it was white and gold.

Without a doubt, it was Laurel. Or Yanni. I heard the former and was surprised when Diane said it was

clearly Yanni. I starting thinking “how could she ever have heard anything else but “Laurel!” I’m sure

she thought there was something wrong with me for not hearing what she heard. We both heard the

same recording, and we both were adamant our interpretation was correct.

Our country is deeply divided. Those who consider themselves progressive cannot understand why

those who consider themselves conservative hold the beliefs they do, and vice versa. This ideological

division is mirrored all over the world. We have become a divided world. One nation or ethnic group or

religion holds views diametrically opposed to some other nation or ethnic group or religion. Our divisions

all too often results in violence or oppression. Perhaps this is the way things have always been, but at

least in the United States, it seems that it wasn’t always this bad. We seem to be unwilling and unable to

see any merit in the other side.

The New York Times posted a “tool” on Facebook to help Yanni people hear Laurel and Laurel people

hear Yanni. It was a simple slide. Starting with slide in the middle, if you moved it one way you would

clearly hear Yanni, move it the other way and you would start to hear Laurel. The tool worked by

boosting or attenuating certain frequencies that made up the voice. I was astonished to hear “Yanni” as I

moved the slide to one end. The interesting thing is that as I moved the slide back to the middle I kept

hearing “Yanni.” I had to keep sliding until “Laurel” finally came back. Returning the slide again to the

middle resulted in a verbal jumble.

It would be wonderful if there was a tool for the divisions in our country and the world. If people on one

side of an argument could just slide over to the other side for a moment, perhaps we would start to see

the merit of the position opposite to our own. Returning to our own position on the other side, it would be

harder to see the other side as absolutely wrong or our side as absolutely right. If we recognize the value

of our opponents’ view and they did the same with ours, we could cooperate and compromise. We could

elevate respect and restore courtesy. We could advance those values where we have common ground.

We wouldn’t be so quick to criticize or dismiss opinions other than our own.

I’m not sure there is such a tool, but if we are to survive as a country or a people, we had better start

working on one.

IRA L. GOLDSTEIN, President




EDUCATION MATTERS - RSPA President, DAVID GOLDSTEIN

Our Religious School year has come to an end and we hope that all of our students and their families are enjoying their summer vacations. Although the end of the year field trip we had been planning was postponed (maybe next year), our students enjoyed a fun filled final day of Religious School on May 20 which also coincided with the holiday of Shavuot. After a school wide game based on Torah and the holiday our students were treated to ice cream courtesy of our Parents Association and donuts courtesy of Confirmation class teacher Britany Amster. Before concluding for the year we celebrated our annual Teacher Appreciation Day and our teachers and staff were presented with gifts purchased by our Religious School parents in honor of all of their hard work this year. As some of you know, after 6 years in the position, this will be my final year as President of our Religious School Parents Association. It has been an honor to work with all of our great parents and a privilege to watch all of our children learn, grow and develop but it is time for me to turn leadership of our Parents Association over to some of the Religious School parents with children a bit younger than mine are now. I am delighted to announce to you that Cherie Rye will be taking over as President of our Religious School Parents Association for the 2018/19 school year. Many of you know Cherie as she and her family are long time Temple members; Cherie has been an integral part of our Parents Association for many years and is quite familiar with both our Religious School operations and our holiday celebrations; I can think of no one more qualified to take over as President and she is to be especially commended for doing so, despite the fact that her daughter Rebecca’s Bat Mitzvah is just week away (Mazel Tov!) [at the time of this writing]. Should you have questions about our Parents Association Cherie can be reached at:

[email protected]

I wish everyone a healthy, safe and happy summer and I’ll look forward to seeing all of you in the fall.

A Place for Learning

We are offering an Adult Education class in the daytime, taught by Rabbi Mark Sobel!

Please let us know if you are interested in attending a daytime class at Temple by contacting the Temple Office at 818 843-4787.





TEMPLE BETH EMET PRESCHOOL ELAINE ROSENFIELD, DIRECTOR

May has been a very busy month for TBE's littlest learners. Along with celebrating Mother's Day with a special morning of Muffins with Mom, our Lions were rehearsing for TBE's first preschool graduation ceremony. Understanding that change is not always easy, much care and reassurance was given to our Lions as they prepare to leave our preschool and continue on their educational journey. Did you know that in Kindergarten there is a rug to sit on for circle time… just like preschool; and cubbies to put backpacks and lunchboxes in...just like preschool; artwork hanging on the walls and sometimes from the ceiling...just like preschool. Our Lions now know this and so much more! With the practice of some yoga moves and meditation, as well as the introduction of Miss Shy and Mr. Nervous, our Lions were ready to talk about their feelings. We hope you can join us on Thursday, June 7, 5:30 p.m. for TBE's first preschool graduation. The program should last about 35 minutes.




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The Sisterhood’s final meeting for the season will be Sunday, June 10th. We will be electing Officers for the coming year. We are adding the positions of Preschool Liaison - Lucy Berman and Religious School School Liaison - Cherie Rye, pending approval of the Sisterhood. We will be having a Potluck Brunch at our final meeting.

We’re thrilled with the addition of the Berman family. . . Susie, Anne and Lucy, you are all wonderful! We’re excited at the prospect of having communication with the Preschool and Religious School Liaisons. Thanks, Lucy and Cherie.

We’re glad to have a longtime Sisterhood members Hannah Cline, Ruth Glick and Leona Zollman. Many thanks to Barbara Bolter a member and someone who has been so active in the Temple. She and her husband Morrie have moved and we wish them the best in their new home and we hope we will continue to see them in our Temple.

Thanks to Martha Sousa who always helps whenever she is asked.

We’re glad to have support from Elaine Rosenfield, Shirley Kirschenbaum, Birdie Zitnick, Laura Soroka, Jodessa Bayer, Judy Cohen and Margaret Rose.

Many thanks to Victoria Gaffney who supports us in so many ways.

Thanks to Naomi Aronoff for her wonderful contributions, as well.

Rabbi Mark, Ira Goldstein and David Goldstein, it has been a pleasure working with you this year.

This year we were honored to have Mina Sobel, the Rabbi's wife share with us some of her remarkable story of her life as a Persian Jew. We are very grateful to her.

Regards,

Fran Bourne Johnson President, TBE Sisterhood [email protected] (617) 306-3835

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Do You Have a Son and/or Daughter In College?

Temple Beth Emet has started a program to connect with our students

attending a College. We would like to help them to continue their Jewish

way of life and offer them additional support. This way, they will always have

an open line of communication with our Rabbi, should they have questions

or need direction; and we will remind them of their link to Israel and to keep

connected to the Jewish Community. After college, we hope to have them

join our Temple, as an adult.

Please send an e-mail and give me the following information:

The name of the Student;

Class Level;

Address;

Name of the University, and;

If the Student is a member of any organization or club on

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The Temple will send a care-package for each holiday, as a gift to the

Student with a calendar of events at the Temple for each month. The

Student will be invited to all events sponsored by the Temple. We would like

to encourage the Student to return to the Temple as often as they wish; as

the Temple would like to offer itself as a second home and place of Jewish

learning. I look forward hearing from you!

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Remember the sick, recovering and bereaved

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Please say prayers of

Refuah Sh’leimah for:

Our dear friend and Temple Member, Barbara

Bolter is still recuperating. Let’s all pray for her

continued and total recovery. Sylvia Sutton is always in our thoughts and prayers, we all miss her very much. Orven Schanzer has been ill for some time now, may G-d grant him comfort and complete recovery. Stuart Friedman has been ill. Let’s join together in prayer for his improved and continued good health

Please call the Temple Office at (818) 843-4787 if a

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Havurah Simcha L’Chaim

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get a new group started.

Please call me to discuss it.

Ruth Glick 818 780 9134

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TEMPLE BETH EMET Membership “Chai Lights”

June Birthdays

Jon Goldstein June 9

Cathy Louise Zitnick June 9

Robert Feldman June 11

Kimberly Lamas June 18

Neil Margolin June 19

Evan Lamas June 20

Rabbi Mark Sobel June 22

Kyllo Sparks June 30

IN MEMORY OF OUR LOVED ONES

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS

Fanny Cohen remembered by Laverne Cohen

Marc Goldwater remembered by

Terry Goldwater

Alex Krone remembered by Harriet Winnick &

Family

June Anniversaries

Ron & Merry Dacher

Gerald & Harriet Winnick

Barbara & Morris Bolter

Rabbi Mark & Rebbitzin Mina Sobel




We have a wonderful Jewish Book Club at Temple!

Conducted by Fran Bourne-Johnson.

Where: Blum Hall at Temple Beth Emet of Burbank

When: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 7:00PM to 8:30 PM

What is the book we will read and discuss: The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit: A Jewish Family's Exodus from

Old Cairo to the New World by Lucette Lagnado.

Where to get the book: The book is available on Kindle, Amazon.com or Alibris, as well as local

libraries. Please read the book and be prepared to discuss it.

Cost of Participating: Free!

*Synopsis: Lucette Lagnado's father, Leon, is a successful Egyptian businessman and boulevardier who, dressed in his signature white sharkskin suit, makes deals and trades at Shepherd's Hotel and at the dark bar of the Nile Hilton. After the fall of King Farouk and the rise of the Nasser dictatorship, Leon loses everything and his family is forced to flee, abandoning a life once marked by beauty and luxury to plunge into hardship and poverty, as they take flight for any country that would have them.

A vivid, heartbreaking, and powerful inversion of the American dream, Lucette Lagnado's unforgettable memoir is a sweeping story of family, faith, tradition, tragedy, and triumph set against the stunning backdrop of Cairo, Paris, and New York.

Winner of the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature and hailed by the New York Times Book Review as a "brilliant,

crushing book" and the New Yorker as a memoir of ruin "told without melodrama by its youngest survivor," The Man in

the White Sharkskin Suit recounts the exile of the author's Jewish Egyptian family from Cairo in 1963 and her father's

heroic and tragic struggle to survive his "riches to rags" trajectory.

The Book Club meets on the 4thTuesday of every month. The group will discuss what the next book will

be at the meeting, as well as the format of the discussion group.

You may contact Fran at [email protected] or call her at (617) 306-3835.

Fran Bourne-Johnson is enthusiastically inviting you to attend. She will warmly welcome the readers and a lively

discussion is expected. The book she is recommending is both exciting and interesting. What a great way to

socialize AND improve your mind! Let’s get together and share a great reading experience.

*Synopsis courtesy of Amazon/books.

Temple Beth Emet - Book Club

Book Title for Next Month’s Book Club Meeting:

In July: We will be reading Hitler In Los Angeles: How Jews Foiled Nazi Plots Against Hollywood and America by Steven J. Ross. (The author will also be speaking at Sperber Library At American Jewish University on Thursday, June 14th. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased online. Email [email protected] for more information.




NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Please take notice that in accordance with the By-Laws of Temple Beth Emet of Burbank, the Annual Meeting of the membership will take place on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at 7:00 PM at the Temple. The purpose of the meeting is the reception and reading of annual reports, the election of Officers and Di-rectors, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.

All members are encouraged to attend.

Nominated Slate of Officers for 2018—2018 Term

The Nominating Committee has recommended the following slate of Officers and Directors of Temple Beth Emet for the July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017 term: President: Ira Goldstein

Vice President: Ken Watnick

Secretary: Marlene Dreyfuss

Treasurer: Eileen Martin

Directors: Shirley Abramson

Barbara Bolter

Dan Gura

Herbert Murez

Additional nominations will be taken from the floor, however, any person nominated must be available in person or by phone to accept nomination. Members may nominate themselves. All members in good standing are entitled to vote at the election of Officers and Directors.




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Bertha Yaras Fran Bernstein 6/1

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Selma Kaden Ron Kaden 6/5

Joseph Frischman William Frischman 6/6

Ernest Franklin Eric & Jennifer Franklin 6/6

Mollie Steinmetz Susan Levin 6/7

Rabbi William Kramer The Congregation 6/8

Lillian Carter Susie Berman 6/8


Minerva Sandelman Joyce Feinsilber 6/9

Sidney Dash Jerry Dash 6/10

Maggie Montalbano Bea Satmary 6/11

Cecilia Feldman Pamela Franklin 6/12

Samuel Polakoff Fran Bernstein 6/15

MONTHLY YAHRZEITS Honoring the Memory of Loved Ones


Regina Glatzer Flo Mazzei 6/16

Irene E. Kleinberg Carole Eisinger 6/18

Edward A. Goldsmith Gary Goldsmith 6/18

Dorothy Copalowitz The Congregation 6/18

Stephen Kayser Bennett Kayser 6/19

Belle Klivans Barbara Klivans 6/21

Morris Feinsilber Joyce Feinsilber 6/21

Aleck Hoffman Jack & Linda Kranz 6/21


James Pollard Penny Pollard 6/23

Henry Kapson Pat & Bruce Bigley 6/25

Henry Kapson Robert Bigley 6/25

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Terese Franklin Eric & Jennifer Franklin 6/28

Charles Kayser Bennet Kayser 6/29

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