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Temple Israel of Riverhead
October 2010
Volume #1 6
Bulletin
490 Northville Tpke., P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, New York 11901-0954
Email: TempleIsraelRH@optonline.net
www.TempleisraelRiverhead.org
Tishri/Cheshvan 5771
Issue 8
Temple Office: (631) 727-3191
Rabbi’s Study: (631) 369-5997
Rabbi William Siemers
A Message From Our Rabbi
Dear Friends,
In This Issue
Rabbi’s Message
1, 2
Scholar-in-Residence
Program Information
3
Scholar-in-Residence
Reservation Form
4
Much learning is repetition. Anyone who has
taught anything is familiar
with plaintive expressions
of ―I already know this!‖ or
―But we did this last year!‖
We patiently explain that
there is little harm in doing
things over, but even we
are sometimes weary of
reworking
well-known
problems. ―Rote‖ learning
is held in the lowest esteem, as an unfortunate
necessity to fill the gaps between the learning
which we hold to be higher and better.
Our tradition does not have our modern bias
against repetition – in the Jewish approach to
(Continued on page 2)
Scholar-in-Residence Program and Congregational Dinner
October 15-16
See Inside for Details
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October 2010
(Rabbi—continued from page 1)
learning, saying the same words
over and over is the way learning is
done. In our best known paragraph
we are urged to ―repeat these
words to your children‖ – and there
is nothing more rote than our twice
daily repetition of the Shema. We
recite it over and over and over
again so the words become part of
us – unmediated by the so-called
higher faculties.
pieces of Torah will become part of us
and live in us, but as long as our eyes
are open to her vastness we know
that we never cease to see new
things – though our approach is rote.
It is a Tree of Life for all who grasp
her – we live our lives and the life of
all Israel in the repetition of her
words.
With anticipation of a sweet year of
rote,
With the recent celebration of Simchat Torah we are acutely aware of
our tradition’s disposition for going
back to the beginning and starting
over. Indeed, we do not even wait a
day from our completion of Deuteronomy to our re-initiation of the
reading of Genesis. And even
though there are rote aspects to
this approach to learning (ask any
Torah reader), we know that the
sea of Torah is broader than we will
ever appreciate, and that we could
read it carefully for one hundred
and twenty years and only begin to
scratch the surface. With work,
Rabbi Bill Siemers
Thank You
Thanks to everyone who participated
in this year’s Operation Isaiah. With
your help this was our biggest donation yet!
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October 2010
3rd Annual
Scholar-in-Residence Weekend
Sponsored by the Ira A. Roschelle MD Family Foundation
October 15-16, 2010
Friday Evening, October 15, 2010—Perspectives on Conservative Judaism: Challenges and Opportunities.
 6:30 p.m. Shabbat services—followed by a Congregational Shabbat Dinner and Rabbi Dr. Alan
Brill’s presentation— advance paid reservations required.
Saturday Morning, October 16, 2010—Judaism and Other Religions: Models of Interaction.
 9:30 a.m. Shabbat services—followed by Luncheon and Rabbi Dr. Alan Brill’s lecture—advance
paid reservations required.
Saturday Afternoon, October 16, 2010—A Taste of Zohar.
 5:00 p.m. Minchah—followed by "Seudah Shilshit" and Rabbi Dr. Alan Brill’s lecture—advance
reservations required .
Rabbi Alan Brill, Ph. D.
Rabbi Brill is the Cooperman/Ross Endowed Chair for Jewish-Christian Studies in
honor of Sister Rose Thering at Seton Hall University, where he teaches Jewish
Studies in the Graduate Department of Jewish-Christian Studies. He is an expert
on contemporary Jewish thought, and active in interfaith encounters. He is the author of Thinking God: The Mysticism of Rabbi Zadok of Lubllin, and Judaism and
Other Religions.
This Jewish learning enrichment weekend is supported by a grant from the
Ira A. Roschelle, MD Family Foundation. Temple Israel presents this weekend’s events in memory of our late member, Ira A. Roschelle.
Paid reservation deadline: October 8.
Friday dinner and program: $36 per adult; children under 13, $15.
Saturday lunch and program: $18 per person, children under 13, free.
Seating is limited, and we will honor reservations in the order we receive paid reservations.
For reservation information, please call Jaime Siegel: 631 653-3985
or the Temple Office: 631-727-3191
490 Northville Turnpike, 490 Northville Turnpike, PO Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901
631 727-3191
TempleIsraelRH@optonline.net
www.TempleIsraelRiverhead.org
Scholar-in-Residence Weekend, Temple Israel of Riverhead
Reservation Form—Submit before October 8, 2010
(We must receive this form and your check by October 8.)
Advance paid reservations are required to attend the Friday dinner and Saturday luncheon events at
which Rabbi Brill will speak. Please mail this completed reservation form along with a check payable to
Temple Israel of Riverhead to:
Temple Israel of Riverhead, Attn: Jaime Siegel, PO Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901
Congregational Dinner and Program, Friday Evening, October 15. Per person:
$36 per Adult, $15 per Child under 13
Luncheon and Program, Saturday Morning, October 16. Per person:
$18 per Adult, Free for Children under age 13
Name (Please Print)
Temple
Member
yes/no
Friday
Dinner
Saturday
Lunch
Saturday
Seudah
Shilshit
Amount
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total amount of enclosed check payable to
“Temple Israel of Riverhead”
$
Your Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Email:
Mail your check and this completed form to Temple Israel of
Riverhead at the address above.
We must receive your reservation
before October 8, 2010.
You Can Make a Friday Oneg Special
The Oneg Committee is currently scheduling Onegs for the upcoming year. You can
request a special date to host the Oneg in honor of someone. Examples of events are
birthdays, anniversaries, a memory of a loved one, and other special events.
Please contact Barbara Smith at zagsmith@aol.com, or 631-664-6584.
Book Club
Our next selection is Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: A Memoir of Going Home,
by Rhoda Janzen. It is a hilarious moving memoir about a woman who returns home to
her close-knit Mennonite family after a personal crisis. We will meet at 7:30 PM on
Wednesday, October 13, at Florence Abrams’ house
For our December 14th meeting we have chosen When a Crocodile Eats the Sun: A
Memoir of Africa, by Peter Godwin. It is an account of the author’s family history and
his parents’ lives in an increasingly desperate Zimbabwe.
Call Cynthia Schulman at 727-3568 for information, future book choices, and dates.
Please join us!
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October 2010
For those called to the Torah, Shep
provided a brief explanation of the
reasons they were being honored. For
example, Elaine Schackman Kimple
was at Shep’s original Bar Mitzvah,
and Woody Goldstein celebrated his
Bar Mitzvah that same year, 1950.
Temple Israel Celebrates The
Sixtieth Anniversary Of Shep
Scheinberg’s Bar Mitzvah
On
Saturday
morning, August 21, 2010,
at Temple Israel of Riverhead,
Shep
Scheinberg was
called to the
Torah on the
60th anniversary of his Bar Mitzvah. It was on the
same Bimah, before the same Aron Kodesh, in the same synagogue, where his
original Bar Mitzvah took place.
Shep’s speech was a history of Jewish
Riverhead as he remembers it from
his childhood. He described the thenflourishing Main Street, mentioning
the various businesses, which were
primarily owned by (enterprising)
Jews. Temple Israel of Riverhead was
thriving in those days, as the center of
Jewish social life as well as worship.
For many in attendance, it was a trip
down ―memory lane;‖ and for others,
a fascinating history lesson.
The idea for this event was inspired by
the inimitable Jaime Siegel. Once
Jaime had coaxed Shep into his Bar
Mitzvah redux as a fundraiser for our
temple, Shep embarked on months of
study; first with Rabbi Chezi Zionce of
Beth Tikvah in Naples, Florida, and
later with Rabbi Siemers. I awoke
many a morning to the sound of his
chanting of his Maftir portion, his
Haftorah, and the attendant blessings.
Shep was diligent, and his many
months of practice paid off, as we witnessed when he ably chanted the Maftir
Alyiah of Ki Tetze and his Haftarah
from Isaiah.
Shep and I felt embraced by the many
friends who made the effort to be
there, mostly Jewish, but many of
other faiths, as well as the members
of our Temple Israel family. I think
the spirit and joy of the day was
summed up for me when a dear friend
said, ―This is the first time I’ve had
the pleasure of congratulating the
wife of the Bar Mitzvah!‖
Submitted by Linda Scheinberg
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October 2010
Local Politicians Speak at
Selichot
Welcome to Our
New Members
On September 4, 2010, the spiritual
service of Selichot was preceded by
talks from our guests, two elected officials: U.S. Congressman Tim Bishop,
a four-term member from the 1st District of New York, and Brookhaven
Town Supervisor Mark Lesko. Rabbi
Siemers introduced each local representative.
Louise Press
Jason and Marni Hefter & family
And welcome back to:
George Sandberg
Supervisor Lesko spoke about his goal
of increasing economic development
by encouraging new high-technology
companies to start businesses in Suffolk County. He also spoke about attempts to deal with the blight of abandoned properties. He answered some
lively questions from the congregation.
Congressman Bishop expressed his
hope that the upcoming political campaign would deal with the discussion
of issues, and that candidates would
treat each other civilly rather than with
nasty name-calling. He assured us that
all political parties are united in their
support for Israel. He also responded
to questions and comments.
The congregation retired to the social
hall for more discussion and scrumptious desserts before the poignant Selichot service led by Rabbi Siemers. All
in all, it was a moving and instructive
evening.
Submitted by Howard Gordon
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October 2010
Men’s Club at TIR
We are looking for members to reinstitute the TIR Men's Club, to meet on a Thursday
night, every other month, at the temple.
Plans include dinner, cards, and socializing, and we're open to additional suggestions.
Please call Jaime Siegel at 653-3985 for further information.
Your Help is Needed with Food Preparation
The board would like to form a committee to organize volunteers to prepare food for
our Friday night Onegs and Saturday morning Kiddushes. This preparation occurs on
Thursday afternoon and/or Friday afternoon before sundown, and requires between an
hour and 90 minutes. Volunteers will receive orientation and training on what needs to
be done.
If you can help with this committee, please contact Jaime Siegel at 653-3985 or
Rabbi Siemers at 369-5997.
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October 2010
Rabbi’s Barbecue a Success
The Second Annual Rabbi's Gourmet Barbecue and cocktail party on August
22 provided a spectacular culmination to Alumni Weekend. There were 46 guests enjoying the live band, amazing food, and great wine at Jaime Siegel's spacious home.
Jamie himself manned the grill with his usual verve and delicious results. A slight
drizzle didn't dampen the gathering at all, since the room and sheltered porch were so
large. An unexpected highlight was a visit from Randy Altschuler, a businessman,
former Fulbright Scholar, and graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business
School, currently running for Congress.
The wine flowed freely and a good time was had by all. Thanks to Jaime and those
who helped him set up: Richard Israel, Ike Israel, and Lorraine Richter.
gratefully acknowledges a
contribution to its Golden Book
Golden Book Cards
A thoughtful Golden Book card is a great
way to say ―Mazel Tov!," ―Thinking of
you," ―Get well soon," or ―You have our
sympathy." It’s a special way to give
your congratulations on a special event,
or to convey sympathy and support.
Wishes are inscribed each month in the
Book of Remembrances. Minimum
donation is $5 each.
You can also purchase Golden Book
cards for self-mailing, 5 for $18, not
listed in the Bulletin.
Best Wishes From
Contact Florence Abrams at 3905
Amen Corner, Riverhead, NY 11901,
727-3929. All checks should be made
payable to Temple Israel of Riverhead.
Segal and Siegel
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October 2010
Ongoing Silent Fundraisers for Temple Israel
Vojvoda's Cleaners in Riverhead, located at 712 E. Main St, is donating 5% of the
cost of any dry cleaning dropped off there. This money comes as a check directly to
Temple Israel each month.
Supermarket gift cards are currently available for Stop and Shop (Pea Pod), Waldbaum's, A&P, Food Emporium, Super Fresh, Food Basics, and King Kullen. This
is an easy way to help raise money for the temple. Contact Lorraine Richter at 6539028 to purchase
Donate an old car to Temple Israel for a tax deduction. It’s easy-just call (866) 3924483, or click on the link on our website. Be sure to designate Temple Israel of Riverhead as the recipient.
Peninsula Wines and Liquors, sponsors of our March wine-tasting night, is offering
wine at discounted prices, delivered directly to the temple. A percentage of the cost is
donated back to us each time you buy. Anyone needing wines or liquors can contact
Jaime Siegel, or call Peninsula Wines directly at 516-374-0900. Ask for Jim Cari, and
be sure to mention TIR.
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October 2010
Leaves on the Tree of Life
An engraved leaf on the lovely Tree of
Life which graces our Social Hall is a
joyous reminder of a Bat or Bar Mitzvah, an anniversary, a wedding, or a
special birthday, and also a fitting tribute to the memory of a loved one. The
cost of a leaf is $180. For further information, please contact Phyllis
VanDyne at 734-7511.
Kosher Food For Our Events
Beach Bakery in Westhampton Beach is a kosher, dairy bakery all
year, except during the summer when pareve items are offered, also.
Bagel Patch, in Patchogue, frequently provides the food for our special events. The Best Yet Market on Route 58 carries pareve cookies
and cakes. BJ’s and Costco also have pareve cookies in their bakeries, and the Riverhead Waldbaum’s bakery is kosher.
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October 2010
TODAH RABAH!
Contributions to Golden Book Of Remembrances
Condolences to the family of Allan Mainzer, father and grandfather—Congregation
of Temple Israel, Lisa and Richard Israel and family, Florence Abrams, Corky and
Mickey Segal, Ruth and Judy Sonkin, Esther Alpert, Arthur and Eva Sanders.
Get well wishes to Sylvia Hagler—Barbara, Jim, Stephanie, and Lexa Smith.
Get well wishes to Arthur Sanders—Ruth Frank.
Get well wishes to Lynne Gordon—Arthur and Eva Sanders.
Condolences to Susan Rosenthal on the loss of her brother, Paul Gordon—
Congregation of Temple Israel, Lisa and Richard Israel and family, Barbara, Jim,
Stephanie, and Lexa Smith, Annette and Marvin Grubman.
In loving memory of Jean Idelson, sister of Dotty Karlin—Dotty Karlin.
Get well wishes to VJ Brown—Annette and Marvin Grubman.
Shalom Teens
Our next meeting is on October 4th at 7 PM at Temple Israel.
For more information please contact Barbara Sheryll at 734-5242
(bsheryll@optonline.net) or Ruth Eilenberg at 765-4913
(rutheilenberg@optonline.net)
Note: You may have made a donation, but your name does not appear. This is probably because
your donation was received after the Bulletin went to press. Your contribution will be acknowledged in the next issue.
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October 2010
TODAH RABAH!
Donations to Temple Israel of Riverhead
In memory of Allan Mainzer—Mr. & Mrs. Robert Printz.
In memory of Allan Mainzer—Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hefter.
Yahrzeit for Samuel Schackman—grandfather of Elaine Kimpel.
Yahrzeit for Larry Chizever—husband of Renee Chizever.
Donations for High Holy Days
White kippot for Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur —Isaac Israel.
Flowers for Rosh HaShana—Martin and Phyllis Van Dyne, in memory
of Shirley and Louis Elphand and Gladys and Robert Van Dyne.
Kiddush for Rosh HaShana—Cynthia and Jeffrey Schulman.
Flowers for Yom Kippur—The family of Morton Strassberg in honor of
his Yahrzeit, and by Lisa and Richard Israel in memory of Pauline Israel and
Herbert Diamond.
Yizkor Memorial booklet—David Grubman and Susan, Seth, and Samantha Weiner,
in memory of Samuel Finkelstein, and Ruth and Abe Grubman.
Break-the-fast—Lynne and Howard Gordon, Linda and Shep Scheinberg, Jaime
Siegel, Mildred Strassberg, and Lorraine and Richard Richter.
Your Ad could go here.
Contact Allen Silver
asilver9@optonline.net
631-744-7551
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October 2010
TODAH RABAH!
Donations for the 5771 Kol Nidre Fund
Renee Chizever
Rosalind & Jack Coladner
Joel Frank
Sylvia & Stanley Hagler
Isaac Israel –in memory of Daisy Gattegno
Elaine & Charles Kimpel
Eva & Arthur Sanders
Judith & Howard Morgan
Kol Nidre Appeal
As we move into 5771, we continue to need our membership and friends to
preserve the health and well-being of our beloved temple. It is a tradition in
congregations to establish a Kol Nidre Appeal Fund; at Temple Israel this
fund is vital to help supplement the dues and thus cover our operating expenses. Therefore, we
ask each one of you, if you have not already donated, to be as generous as possible, in order that
our temple may continue to meet the growing needs of the Jewish community.
Please forward your check, payable to Temple Israel Kol Nidre Fund, to: Temple Israel of Riverhead, P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901. Thank you.
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October 2010
YAHRZEITS
We remember these lives on the approaching anniversary of their passing.
May their memories be a blessing.
October 2010
Tishri/Cheshvan 5771
10/1
10/2
10/2
10/3
10/3
10/4
10/4
10/7
10/9
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10/13
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10/18
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10/20
10/20
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10/22
10/22
10/24
Cheryl Persky
Douglas Ganz
Herman Geller
Morris Mottus
Rebecca Segal
Rubin Faine
Lana Zarbhanelian
Annie Siskind
Gertrude Cohen
Louis Mottus
Gussie Rosenblatt
Sally Schneider
Isadore Sigal
Eva Jaeger
Rose Aronowitz
Abraham Kaplan
Jacob Scheininger
Mollie Wiesen
Kathleen Drescher
Chavah Genendel Gerlitz
Samuel Alper
Sarah Bloom
Herbert Schwartz
Jacob Karlin
Helen Mainzer
Rabbi Avraham Yaakov
Gerlitz
Tishrei 23
Tishrei 24
Tishrei 24
Tishrei 25
Tishrei 25
Tishrei 26
Tishrei 26
Tishrei 29
Cheshvan 1
Cheshvan 1
Cheshvan 1
Cheshvan 5
Cheshvan 5
Cheshvan 6
Cheshvan 7
Cheshvan 7
Cheshvan 7
Cheshvan 7
Cheshvan 10
Cheshvan 10
Cheshvan 12
Cheshvan 12
Cheshvan 12
Cheshvan 14
Cheshvan 14
10/25
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Cheshvan 16
Belle Karp
Gilbert Shapiro
Sima Katz
Regina Arnold
Myron Squires
Claire Finkelstein
Samuel Schackman
Blanche Trefilio
Samuel Berkowitz
Paul Brander
Sadie Slaw
Mordecai Brown
Max Rothbart
Albert Barbanel
Marian Bloom
Harry Goldman
Arthur Sandberg
William Gerber
Harry Sacks
Arthur Smith
Irma Hahn
Alfred Hefter
Sam Jaeger
Naomi Saffer
Pincus Sturm
Raymond Goldstein
Lena Berkowitz
Cheshvan 17
Cheshvan 17
Cheshvan 18
Cheshvan 19
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Cheshvan 20
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Cheshvan 29
Sponsors Needed
We need sponsors for our Shabbat speaker program. Please contact Jaime Siegel or
Lorraine Richter for details.
Editor’s note: Kaddish is recited in Temple on Shabbat for Yahrzeits occurring on
a Saturday and the coming week.
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October 2010
SABBATH SERVICES
Friday Evenings at 7:00 PM Saturday Mornings at 9:30 AM
October
Candle
Lighting
Friday Oneg Shabbat Hosts
and Saturday Kiddushes
6:16 PM
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Smith
Friday Evening
10/8
Saturday Morning 10/9
6:04 PM
Rabbi Siemers & Debbie
Sterne in honor of Becky's
Birthday
Friday Evening
10/15
5:53 PM
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Tilton
Friday Evening
10/22
5:43 PM
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Silver
Friday Evening
10/29
5:33 PM
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Collins
Friday Evening
11/5
5:25 PM
Mr. Steve Rosmarin
Day
Date
Friday Evening
10/1
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Bulletin submissions deadline
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17 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
24 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
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Hebrew School
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4 7 PM
Shalom Teens
Meeting
3 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
10 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
Mon
Sun
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Board Meeting
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Tue
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Wed
October 2010
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Thu
2 9:30 AM
Services
1 8:30 AM Simchat Torah; 7 PM
Services &
Oneg Shabbat
5 PM Services &
Scholar In Residence Program
vices, Scholar in
Residence, &
Shabbat Dinner
29 7 PM Services 30 9:30 AM
& Oneg Shabbat Services
22 7 PM Services 23 9:30 AM
& Oneg Shabbat Services
16 9:30 AM &
15 6:30 PM Ser-
8 7 PM Services
9 9:30 AM
& Oneg Shabbat Services;
Sat
Fri
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29
22
21 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School;
Hanukkah Bazaar/Pancake
Breakfast
28 No Hebrew
School—
Thanksgiving
Recess
15
8
1
14 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
7 9 AM-12 PM
Hebrew School
Sun
Mon
30
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9 7:15 PM Board
Meeting
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Tue
Wed
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Thu
20 9:30 AM
Services
27 9:30 AM
Services
26 7 PM Services
& Oneg Shabbat
13 9:30 AM
Services
6 9:30 AM
Services
Sat
19 7 PM Services
& Oneg Shabbat
12 7 PM Services
& Oneg Shabbat
5 7 PM Services
& Oneg Shabbat
Fri
For Information:
Advertising and
Public Relations
Barbara Smith
653-6584
Book Club
Cynthia Schulman
727-3568
Bulletin
Allen Silver
asilver9@optonline.net
744-7551
Officers:
President
Barbara Smith
Capital Campaign
Richard Israel
727-5500 x11
Cemetery
Lisa Israel
727-5500 x10
Custodian Contact
Jaime Siegel
653-3985
Education
Barbara Smith
653-6584
Fundraising
Jaime Siegel
653-3985
Golden Book
Florence Abrams
727-3929
High Holy Days
Annette Grubman
765-2351
House Manager
Rob Brown
298-2608
Judaica Shop
Annette Grubman
Phyllis Van Dyne
765-2351
734-7511
Membership
Jaime Siegel
653-3985
Richard
Blumenthal
Sheila Muller
Oneg Shabbat
Barbara Smith
653-6584
Robert Brown
Lee Ann Silver
President
Barbara Smith
653-6584
Andrew Gordon
Mona Warner
Programs and Events
Ritual Committee
Lisa Israel
Shalom Teens
Sheila Muller
722-4711
Social Hall
Jaime Siegel
653-3985
Special Gifts
Howard Collins
779-3042
Trees in Israel
Sheila Muller
722-4711
Tree of Life
Phyllis Van Dyne
734-7511
Waldbaum’s Certificates
Carole Jones (Office)
Lorraine Richter
Corky Segal
Sue Lustig
727-3191
653-9028
727-2542
744-8373
Manana Boter
594-1042
Yahrzeits
727-5500 x10
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1st Vice President Lorraine Richter
2nd Vice President Jaime Siegel
Treasurer
Richard Israel
Secretary
Elaine Lissauer
Trustees:
Lynne Gordon
Lisa Israel
Bulletin Committee:
Elaine Lissauer
Lee Ann Silver
Allen Silver
October 2010
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
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P.O. Box 1531
Riverhead, NY 11901
Riverhead, NY 11901
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TIME SENSITIVE MAIL
PLEASE DO NOT DELAY
TEMPLE ISRAEL OF RIVERHEAD is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS
October 1—Simchat Torah
October 15—Scholar-in-Residence Program and Congregational Dinner
October 16—Scholar-in-Residence Program and Luncheon
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