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Sacramento Jewish Federation - Springing Ahead in April
In a effort to serve and connect the more than 25,000 Jews of the eight-county Sacramento region, the Federation offers CBH partners an array of monthly programs for young families, senior citizens and the disabled, in particular. To view a full schedule of activities, please click here.
The following Davis-based program may be of particular interest:
Caregivers' Support Group at CBH: spouses, family members and friends who are acting as caregivers for a loved one are invited to participate. The group provides a warm environment offering support and strategies to address the unique needs and stresses of caregiving. Facilitated by CBH Partner Jane Zeiger, LCSW. The current morning session meets twice a month through early May, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. An evening session may begin again this Fall. Drop-ins are welcome at $10 per session with advance notice. For more information, or to RSVP, contact Jewish Family Service Community Social Worker Alicia Mittleman at 916-205-0688.
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Sunday, May 1
"The Holocaust: Coming of Age"
Communitywide Yom HaShoah Commemoration
6:30 - 8:00 p.m., Mosaic Law Congregation,
2300  Sierra Boulevard, Sacramento
Two women will share the powerful stories of their own mothers' Holocaust experiences aboard the Kindertransport, and survival of the Krakow Ghetto and several camps. The participants are:
- Michele Gold, author of Memories That Won't Go Away: A Tribute to the Children of the Kindertransport, and educator at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
- Tamara Theodore, a Sacramento resident.
The commemoration begins with a candlelight procession. Survivors, refugees and descendants will gather at 6:15 p.m. in the Mosaic Law Social Hall, just beyond the foyer. For more information, contact Jessica Braverman Birch of the Jewish Community Relations Council at 916-486-0906 ext. 308, or jbirch@jewishsac.org.
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Donations - Omissions, January 2016
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Due to an administrative error, the following donations inadvertently were omitted from the list for January 2016, published on February 4, 2016. Please accept our apologies.
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund, in honor of the Adult Bat Mitzvah of Sharon McCorkell, Merry Draffan and Meredith Brownstein
Linda Sternberg
Joan Sublett
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Birthdays - April 15 - 21
Say "Yom Huledet Same'ach" to These Haverim!
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Friday, April 15
Jessica Tucker-Mohl
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| Saturday, April 16 |
| Jodi Liederman |
| Moriah Smith |
Nancy Lazarus
Monday, April 18
Noam Rose
Nancy Tesler |
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Tuesday, April 19
| Barbara Fineberg |
Angela Wapner
Susan Wolbarst
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Wednesday, April 20
Thursday, April 21
Liba Cohn
Donna Petre
Sam Sands
Jennie Singer |
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Friday, April 15
John Lantry, grandfather of Virginia Lantry
Elie Tennenbaum, father of Dan Tennenbaum
Sunday, April 17
Steven Shickman, brother of David Shickman
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Monday, April 18
Mollie Ginsberg, mother of Karen Berliner
Ruth Hurwitz, mother of Jane Rabin
Frances Julian, mother of Bill Julian
Tuesday, April 19
Ephriam Landes, father of Elliot Landes
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or cbhcommspec@gmail.com.
The e-tone usually is published on Thursdays. Submissions meeting the following criteria will be considered for publication:
- Reminders about approved CBH programs and events
- Meeting notices for CBH groups and committees
- Religious school and/or CBH youth groups notices
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School teaching assistants celebrated both Shabbat and their friendship last Friday night, by making dinner and brownies together, singing, laughing, socializing and watching a movie in the Social Hall. 
Saturday morning. Look for information to be published soon about more programs, such as this, for children under six. 
om organizations vying to receive $5,000 in grants from the class' B'nei Mitzvah gifts tzedakah fund. All funds will be awarded in an effort to address hunger issues. 
during the Club 56 gathering last Sunday at Redwood Park. The activity is organized as a periodic social gathering for 5th and 6th graders. Watch for announcements of future Club 56 activities!
s Picnic Day Parade
Holocaust" with Dr. Alex Groth 
