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Three of our young men who grew up and became Bar Mitzvah here at Temple Aliyah are engaged! Mazal tov to:

• Gerry and Mimi Rovner, on the engagement of their son Joshua to Christine Kucia.
• Herb and Bonnie Shuer, on the engagement of their son Lee to Rebecca Belofsky.
• and Dan and Evvy Teres, on the engagement of their son Jeremy to Alison Friedberg.

You just gotta come to this! Twelve members of the TA community—Rachel Abramson, Steve Baum, Lisa Bello, Margie Brodsky, Gil Brodsky, Ethan Fener, Nancy Finn, Fredie Kaye, Nancy Rashap, Dawn Ringel, Dick Schoeller, and Seth Stadfeld—will be participating with members of other area choirs in the 15th annual Project Manna Concert, this Wednesday evening, April 28th, at 7:30 pm, at Temple Emanuel (385 Ward Street) in Newton.

We just returned home from our final rehearsal, and we are going to blow the roof off the shul! We will be singing with the choirs from Temple Emanuel, Temple Emeth, and Ohabei Shalom, as well as the Mystic Chorale, the Boston Community Choir, and the Mass. Ave. Baptist Choir, singing a repertoire of mostly gospel music, along with some modern Jewish material.

Proceeds from the program support Project Manna, which provides over 10,000 meals annually to those in need. Tickets are $20 at the door.

We guarantee you won’t be able to sit still—you’ll be snapping your fingers, clapping your hands, stamping your feet, and dancing in the aisles.

Invitations have been mailed for Sisterhood Donor Dinner, May 19, 2004.  Please come for a wonderful evening of shmoozing and learning.  Our speaker will be Dr. Alice D. Domar, who is currently the Director of the Mind/Body Center for Women’s Health at Boston IVF (and formerly at Beth/Israel Deaconess Medical Center), as well as a staff psychologist in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.  In addition, Dr. Domar is Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology at Harvard Medical School.  She is the author of several books and articles on the topic of mind/body medicine and women’s health issues.  She has appeared often on national television news programs and presents lectures and conducts workshops throughout the United States and internationally.  Dr. Domar will speak to us about “The Application of Mind/Body Medicine to Women's Health Issues.”  She is a dynamic and entertaining speaker who addresses issues of women’s health relating to all ages and stages of life.  So give yourself the gift of an evening of self-nurturance by attending her riveting presentation!  Send in your RSVP without delay.

Donor Dinner will also offer the opportunity, for those who are interested, to donate gifts or gift cards to the Mayyim Hayyim Mikva in Newton, which will be opening next month.

For further information, please contact Penny Gordon.

Lots more to come later this week — look for our next email.

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