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Adath Jeshurun Congregation celebrates milestone

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Adath Jeshurun Congregation’s 125th anniversary will continue to be marked in the next several months. The celebration kicked off at the synagogue’s recent Annual Meeting, which combined a dinner program with the release of a book of Adath’s collective history titled 125 Years of Adath Jeshurun Congregation: From Generation to Generation by Etta Fay Orkin and Deborah Tolmach Sugerman (7-10-09 AJW).

For a full listing of events and for information on the collective history publication, click on the Adath at 125 logo at: www.adathjeshurun.org.

— AJW Staff Report

The Shem Tov (Good Name) Award is given to individuals who have contributed substantially to congregational activity and have had a significant impact on the life of the synagogue community. Pictured above are this year’s award winners. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)The Shem Tov (Good Name) Award is given to individuals who have contributed substantially to congregational activity and have had a significant impact on the life of the synagogue community. Pictured above with past winners is Judy Cook (front row, center, with black shirt and glasses), who won this year’s award. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)
Amy Ansel and Loni Ansel prepare for the vintage fashion show during Adath’s Annual Meeting. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)Amy Ansel and Loni Ansel prepare for the vintage fashion show during Adath’s Annual Meeting. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)
Rabbi Harold Kravitz (left), synagogue president Heidi Schneider and Joel Mintzer are pictured at Adath Jeshurun Congregation’s Annual Meeting on June 25. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)Rabbi Harold Kravitz (left), synagogue president Heidi Schneider and Joel Mintzer are pictured at Adath Jeshurun Congregation’s Annual Meeting on June 25. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)
Deborah Tolmach Sugerman (left) and Etta Fay Orkin co-authored 125 Years of Adath Jeshurun Congregation: From Generation to Generation. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)Deborah Tolmach Sugerman (left) and Etta Fay Orkin co-authored 125 Years of Adath Jeshurun Congregation: From Generation to Generation. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)
Jill and David Orbuch serve as co-chairs of Adath’s 125th anniversary celebration. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)Jill and David Orbuch serve as co-chairs of Adath’s 125th anniversary celebration. (Photo: Jeffrey A Schmieg Photography)

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