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2019 Tu b'Shevat Seder Sign Up Sheet
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Sunday, January 20 @ 5:00pm
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For more information, contact Nora Chaus at norachaus@me.com or (269) 373-4138.
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Signup Sheet
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Table setup on Sunday 1/20 @ 2pmName:
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1Cary Mannaberg
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2Elliott Schimmel
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3Larry Schimmel
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4Sue Goldenberg
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5Bruce Cohen
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Serving on Sunday 1/20 @ 4pm
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1Terra Eash
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2Cary Mannaberg
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3Rebecca Pollens
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4Bruce Cohen
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Cleanup help:
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1Caroline Weinberg
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2Matt Kandl
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3Melanie Dodge
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4Lynn Stevens
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We expect about 50 people to attend. Cut fruit into single serving pieces.
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Type of food or drink:Name:# attending
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Challah (1 loaf)Bruce Cohen2
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Challah (2 loaves)Diane Schear/Mike Tanoff2
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White wine (2 bottles)Sue Goldenberg1
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White wine (2 bottles)
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White wine (1)
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White wine (1)Diane Schear/Mike Tanoff
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White grape juice (2)Eric Siskind2
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White grape juice (2)Sandi Kopelman2
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Red wine (2)
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Red wine (1)
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Red wine (2)Joan Hawxhurst2
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Red wine (1)Steph Haft3
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Red (or purple) grape juice (2)
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Red (or purple) grape juice (2)Colleen Thebert1
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Fruits with an inedible outer shell (representing Asiyah)
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*AlmondsSue Goldenberg
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*Pomegranates (seeds removed)Keith Eiser / Rabbi Schicker2
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Bananas (not peeled, cut into sections)Robin Pollens2
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Brazil nutSharon Wittenberg2
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Coconut (dried or chips)Jacob Weintraub1
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HazelnutMatt Kandl1
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Melons (cut up)Lauren Strongin4
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PecansMari Levin4
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PistachiosSue Goldenberg
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PomelloMelanie Dodge3
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Tangerines (sectioned)Joan Hawxhurst
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WalnutsHilary Selznick1
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Fruits with soft outside and a hard pit inside (representing Yetzirah)
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*Dates (fresh or dried)Steve and Anita Klein2
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*Olives Rhonda Messinger2
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Apricots (fresh sliced or dried)Sue Goldenberg
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Avocados (sliced)Nora Chaus2
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Cherries (fresh w/o pits or dried)Mari Levin
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Mangoes (fresh sliced or dried)Steve and Anita Klein
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Peaches (fresh sliced or dried)Mari Levin
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Plums (fresh sliced or dried prunes)Terra Eash1
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Fruits with soft outside and soft inside that are completely edible (representing Beriyah)
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*Carob (whole pods or candy treats)Shane and Magnus Riley2
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*Figs (fresh or dried)Rhonda Messinger
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*Grapes or raisinsColleen Thebert
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Apples (sliced)Marlene Denenfeld1
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BlackberriesMari Levin
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BlueberriesRebecca Wiener1
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Pears (sliced)rebecca pollens2
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Persimmons (sliced)Melanie Dodge
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RaspberriesMarlene Denenfeld
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StrawberriesMarlene Denenfeld
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Sweet smells (representing Atzilut)
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Bay leavesCaroline Weinberg1
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Cedar chipsCary Mannaberg1
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Cinnamon sticksSue Goldenberg
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ClovesColleen Thebert
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Essential oils (aromatic)Karen Libman1
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Maple syrup (one quart)Hilary Selznick
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Rosemary sprigsrebecca pollens
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Sweet smelling flowers
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Protein-rich nosh
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Hummus & pitaMember Connection Committee
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Veggies & dipMember Connection Committee
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Cheese & crackersMember Connection Committee
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Grape leavesMember Connection Committee
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Quinoa saladMember Connection Committee
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Hard boiled or deviled eggsMember Connection Committee
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Other protein-rich nosh
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Other protein-rich nosh
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Other protein-rich nosh
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Other protein-rich nosh
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Other protein-rich nosh
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Whole nut and fruit for seder plateMember Connection Committee
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Total attending:51
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