Tuesday, July 29, 2008

From the Time Capsule- Part 2

This photo had no identification on it. Aside from the inset of Rabbi Newberger, does anyone know who is in this photo?


Standing, Left to Right: Jack Turner, X, Ben Cantor, Dr. Cyril Hutner, X, X, Joe Ostrower, X
Seated,Left to Right: X, Abe Neiss, Joe Klein, Dr. Henry Belafsky, Izzy Rabinowitz?, X

From the Time Capsule

During the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Woodbridge Veterinary Group & Hospital on Monday, 7/28, a time capsule and a book of records found during construction was handed over to Sandy Goldberg, a past president who was there as a representative of the congregation. The book of records seemed to contain only the signatures of those attending the 40th anniversary dinner dance. The time capsule had a brief typewritten history of the congregation, some newspaper clippings and a photograph.
The capsule was found when work was being done in the area of the rabbi's study. Apparently it was in the wall behind the cornerstone.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Time Capsule Found

As many of you know, the building that housed Adath Israel for many years was sold, and major renovations were done to convert the building for use by a veterinary practice. I just heard from my mother Miriam Winograd that during the construction work a time capsule was found and is going to be opened in a ceremony tomorrow, Monday, July 28, at 10:30 am.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

From Hopelessly Nostalgic

Would you you consider coming to an Adath Israel reunion in 2009? I'm willing to organize it (never having done one before) - maybe "down the shore" for a weekend in the spring or fall. If you're at all interested, leave a comment here or send me an email at sharoncpw@gmail.com

- Sharon

Thursday, July 10, 2008

CUB SCOUT TROUP from Alan Ziegler



First row: Mrs. Evans and her son Edgar (he did not pass 5th grade and I lost track of him); [I don’t know who the next 3 are]; Mrs. Gashorowski and her son Ronald (the tallest kid in our class from elementary school through high school, class of 1958; he became a local lawyer) and maybe his father.
Standing row: The parents of Bruce Tobias and Bruce (WHS class of 58 but no longer living);the Ostrowers and their fraternal twin sons Victor (became a medical doctor) and Gary (PhD in History); a kid whose name escapes me but I may remember it later (his parents are behind Eliot Burns, Pearl and Dick Burns (she was the pack Den mother and about 2 years later they moved to Detroit), Alan Ziegler and his parents Leonard and Sadie.

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Al Cohen as Sgt. Schultz in Stalag 17

Al Cohen's acting talents and fluent German provided great comic relief in an otherwise serious drama.
He did require a pillow under his belt to achieve the classic Sgt. Schultz profile, though.

BOB & ABBY (MEISTRICH) BELAFSKY CELEBRATE

MAZEL TOV!

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

ABBY MEISTRICH & BOB BELAFSKY SENT THESE

Adath Israel Sisterhood “Fannie Get Your Gun” May 1, 1950 Evelyn Ellenbogen, Carol Cohen, Pearl Nedzela, Miriam Winograd, Tobia Weinstein, Min Meistrich, June Kaufman, Ann Hodes, Bernice Tenenbaum, Frances Katzenman








Bobby Belafsky’s Bar Mitzvah at Adath Israel May, 1960




Abby (Meistrich ) Belafsky, Bobby Belafsky, Dale Chodosh Footnote: Abby & Bob just celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary





Essex House Luncheon February 21, 1959





Bertha Newberger, Helen Klein, Lil Gutman, Harriet Hornick. Min Meistrich, Bea Hutner






Gary Laden’s Bar Mitzvah




Front Row: Joyce Weinberg, Renee Lichtman, Elaine Neuss, Ellen Swerdel, Gary & Rand Laden, Abby Meistrich, Dale Chodosh, Patty Weiss Back Row: Paula Nedzela. Barbara Dern, Nancy Klein, Gary’s Cousin











Front Row: Steven Weiss, Michael Ballon, Ricky Ballon
Middle Row: Bonnie Klein, Jane Tanzman, Renee Lichtman, Lorraine Stein, Ellen Swerdel
Back Row: Jane Goodstein, Gary Laden, Abby Meistrich, Paula Nedzela, Bobby Belafsky, Lonnie ? , Larry Ballon, Patty Weiss

Thursday, July 3, 2008

STANDARDS FOR SYNAGOGUE PRACTICE





This is the last of the items of interest I found in Adath Israel archives at Rutgers. It was written in the 1940s.