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Purim 2018
Sunday, March 4
9:00 am Booth Setup
10:00 am Megillah Reading/Shpiel
“Totally Rad 80’s” Purim Shpiel
11:00 am Carnival
See Forms inside to preorder discounted tickets & raffle tickets
with your information printed on them!!!!!
Lot’s of teen volunteer opportunities!
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A Liberal Reform Congregation
A Member of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ)
FRIDAY
Susie Heneson Moskowitz - Senior Rabbi .….Ext. 314 SHABBAT SERVICES
Rachel Wiesenberg - Rabbi Educator ....…….Ext. 328
Sarene Appelbaum - Cantor ……………………..Ext. 319 6:30 pm
Dr. Marc A. Gellman - Rabbi Emeritus
President - Rich Nussbaum.…….richanuss@gmail.com
SATURDAY
SHABBAT TORAH STUDY
Jen Fusco - Nursery Director…. …...………….... Ext. 327 9:00 AM
Dr. Jodi Mishkin-Michaelson
Director of Youth Engagement ……….…516-314-5122
Please note: We have large print
Mishkan Tefillah
Prayer books available for services
Sisterhood Pres. -Fern Bernstein …………631-920-2725
Brotherhood Pres.- Alan Kreit ………….. .631-643-5460
Youth Group Co-Presidents -
Jake Boxenhorn and Jason Rosati
TLC@TBT is here to help you in times of
emergency or chronic illness; to give you a lift
Temple Office Staff - Press 2 to the Doctor; to pick up prescriptions or some
Office Manager - Kathy George …………………. Ext. 310 groceries; or to deliver a meal. Please contact
Office Assistant - Patty LaSorsa ………………… Ext. 300 Rabbi Moskowitz or the Temple
Office Assistant - Robin Farbman ……………… Ext. 320 office to get involved or to
receive help.
Religious/Nursery School Administration
Religious School - Ronnie Wolff ……………………… Ext. 5
Nursery School - Nicole …….…………………. Ext. 4
JUDAICA SHOP
Stay in touch with your clergy. Going to a friend’s house for the
holiday? Bring a gift! We Have a
Let us know what is going on
in your lives. great selection! Kipot, Talit,
Is someone ill and in need of a visit?
Mezuzahs, gifts for all occasions.
Are you celebrating a grandchild’s
Bar/Bat Mitzvah at another synagogue?
Is someone getting married? Call for an
Having a baby? appointment
Going through a difficult time? 631
Help us be there for you by letting us know
643-1200
what is happening in your lives.
Contact: admin@tbtny.org
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ARC ANGEL– Rabbi Susie Heneson Moskowitz
M ost people are behind supporting the environment,
greening our world and trying to live in a way that
leaves our planet safe for future generations. But sometimes it is
hard. What really happens to our recycling? Won’t composting
smell? It costs too much money to use eco-friendly products.
But did you know that we are commanded to be Shomrei Adamah –
Guardians of the Earth?
We are taught early on in Genesis 1 that humans have dominion over the earth. This
phrase has been interpreted in ways that have caused us to rule over the
animals and plants in in effect to exploit the earth. But in the next chapter it says,
“Adonai, took Adam and placed him in the Garden of Eden to work it and to keep
it.” (2:15) Ahh, dominion doesn’t mean to rule over but rather, to care for and to be
responsible for the world. We are expected to take care of the earth. Many savvy
ideas are given throughout the Torah such as letting fields lay fallow every seven
years, protecting fruit bearing trees and leaving part of our bounty to feed the needy.
At TBT we are creating an Eco-friendly/Greening
Committee to help move Temple Beth Torah in the di-
rection of being a zero waste, eco-conscious We are commanded
facility. We are starting by looking for products we to be
can use that will be better for the environment, Shomrei Adamah –
increasing our recycling and composting, and Guardians of the Earth
creating less waste. We are researching being a
CSA (Community Supported Agricultural) pick up spot
and installing water refilling stations.
Along the way we hope to do a lot of educating and sharing the information we find
with you. Some of our efforts will reach beyond the walls of the Temple, into your
homes, our public schools and to the town.
Please let me know if you would be interested in joining this committee, we would
love to have you.
There is always so much going on at TBT, please look through this issue of the ARC
and check our website, so you can mark your calendars. Two very special
happenings are Touched By Torah 613 and our Purim Celebration with the Rad 80’s
shpiel and awesome carnival.
L’shalom,
Rabbi Susie Heneson Moskowitz
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Prices to be determined
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Things to look forward to… Richard Nussbaum, Temple President
Touched By Torah 613- We hope you and your
families have had an experience of a lifetime.
February 11th and February 12th is you last
chance to write a letter in “our” Torah.
Please sign up now www.tbtny.org
Purim 2018 - March 4th - Come and celebrate
Purim TBT style- 10:00 am “Totally Rad 80’s” Purim
Shpiel. It will be a blast from the past, with music, fun
and of course laughs! The celebration continues at our
Purim carnival at 11:00 am. Something for the entire
family. Raffles, games, food, family, friends and FUN!
Passover 2nd Seder - Saturday, March 31
“Why is this night different then all other night?”
Why slave over the cooking, enjoy your family and
celebrate with your TBT family and leave all the
worries behind.
Comedy Night - Saturday, April 21
Live, Love, Laugh with TBT. Save the date.
More details to come.
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Friday, Feb 2 Thursday, March 1
6:30 pm Shabbat Service featuring the 10:30 pm Madeline Anreder Bat Mitzvah
3rd Grade Friday, March 2
7:30 pm Collage Dinner and Program 6:30 pm Shabbat Service
Saturday, Feb 3 Saturday, March 3
9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
10:30 am Jared Shulman Sunday, March 4
Wednesday, Feb 7 10:00 am Purim Shpiel
Rabbi Moskowitz & Rabbi Gellman In Florida 11:00 am Purim Carnival
at the home Harriet and John Wolf Friday, March 9
Friday, Feb 9 6:30 pm Shabbat Service
6:30 pm Shabbat Service w/Adult Band 7:30 pm ADEPT Speaker Dinner-
7:30 pm ADEPT Speaker and Dinner - Frank Lazzaro: Former White House Florist
Debbie Wells: Marc Chagall and his Loves Saturday, March 10
Saturday, Feb 10 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study Friday, March 16
10:00 am Mitzvah Day Collage Program 5:30 pm TOT Shabbat
6:30 pm Midnight Run 6:30 pm Shabbat Service
Saturday, March 17
Sunday, Feb 11 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
10:00 am Bagel Brunch w/ Speaker
Amit Grinfeld "The Six Day War - 50 Years Later" Friday, March 23
Touched By Torah 613 6:30 pm Shabbat Service w/the 6th Grade
Monday, Feb 12 Saturday, March 24
Touched By Torah 613 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
10:00 am Mason Kappel and Sami Cohon
Friday, Feb 16 B’nei Mitzvah
6:30 pm Shabbat Service
Saturday, Feb 17 Friday, March 30
9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study 1st night of Passover- No Shabbat Service
Monday, Feb 19 Saturday, March 31
Building Closed 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
5:30 pm 2nd Night Seder
Friday, Feb 23
6:30 pm Shabbat Service Friday, April 6
Saturday, Feb 24 6:30 pm Shabbat Service
9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study Saturday, April 7
Wednesday, Feb 28 9:00 am YIZKOR Shabbat Service
6:00 pm 3rd Grade Wedding PACT Friday, April 13
6:30 pm Yom HaShoah Shabbat Service and
Vigil until 1:00 AM
7:30 pm ADEPT Speaker and Dinner-
Shabbat Vincent Marmorale, President | Italy and
The Holocaust Foundation
with the Adult Saturday, April 14
Band 9:00 am Shabbat Torah Study
10:30 am Seth Breinberg Bar Mitzvah
Friday, Feb 9
6:30 pm
USHERS NEEDED
www.tbtny.org We are in need of Saturday morning Ushers.
Please call the main office to volunteer.
631 643-1200
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On
Cantor’s Corner
January 12th we had the great pleasure and honor of having
Pastor Jonathan Mack, and Elder Octavia Smith, along with choir members and
congregants from the City of Oasis Church, join us for our 2nd annual Shabbat
service and dinner honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It was a fabulous celebration. That evening
in addition to the joyous and uplifting song and prayer, we raised over $1300 dollars to help them
cover the costs of extreme damage to their church, due to the severe weather. Our drive to collect
toiletries and school supplies to help a shelter near the church was also very successful. We are
so thankful for Robin Weiner and Debra Brooks, who were both instrumental in making the evening
a success.
On Sunday January 21st, Rabbi Moskowitz, Rabbi Wiesenberg and I, as well as congregants from
TBT, attended the celebration of Pastor Mack’s 5th Pastoral Anniversary. We were invited to share
remarks and bless him. It was a meaningful experience for us all, and we feel so grateful and
blessed to have this wonderful relationship. We look forward to seeing this spiritual partnership
grow for years to come.
Shabbat
with the Adult
Band
Friday, Feb 9
6:30 pm
www.tbtny.org
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Sunday Morning
Bagel Brunch Series
Sunday Morning Bagel Brunch Series
Sunday, February 11 Speaker Amit Grinfeld
10:00 am
"The Six Day War - 50 Years Later" Amit Grinfeld is
a licensed tour guide in Israel, with 10 years of experience. He
has a BA degree in history and international relations from
the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and an MA degree in Public
Policy from Tel Aviv University. He serves in the IDF as a Staff
Major in the home front command.
Brought to us by congregants, Stacey and Stuart and Udell.
Sunday, March 25 and April 22 10:00 AM
THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS:
ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST
with
RABBI STEVEN MOSKOWITZ
Sr. Rabbinic Fellow of the Shalom Hartman
Institute in Jerusalem
Rabbi of Congregation L’Dor V’Dor and
husband of our Rabbi Moskowitz
Sponsored by David and Ronnie Pinkowitz
Save these Friday Night Speaker Series dates:
April 13 - Vince Marmorale: Forgotten Heroes; Jews in Holocaust Italy, following Yom
HaShaoah services. Save the date for the Yom HaShoah Vigil.
May 11 - Rabbi Marc Gellman and the Chai Club Dinner
June 8 - Bill Farran: Tsarist Russia and the Jews
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ADEPT ADULT EDUCATION and ENTERTAINMENT Programs
Friday Night Events Following Shabbat Services
Must RSVP CALL 631 643 1200
Friday, February 9 6:30 PM Shabbat Services w/the Adult Band
DEBBIE WELLS - MARC CHAGALL & HIS LOVES
Join us as we explore Marc Chagall’s life in Russia, Israel, France and
the US and how history and love for his art and his family all played an
important role in his legacy. Marc Chagall was a Russian-Jewish artist
famous for his highly original style of blending aspects of traditional
Jewish culture with vibrant colors, expressions of love, joy and passion
making him an iconic figure in modern art of the 20th century.
Dinner $18 Non Members $25 -
RSVP by February 6th Please call main office 643 -1200
FRIDAY, MARCH 9 FRANK LAZZARO FORMER WHITE HOUSE FLORIST
Former White House "Freelance" Florist Decorator during the Ford, Carter and
Reagan Administrations, and played an
important part in making the White House a beautiful place to
visit in those years. Learn how he created Passover Seders and
Chanukah celebrations at the White House, along with his ta-
bles for Queens and Emperors.
Dinner $18 Non Members $25 -
RSVP by March 6th Please call main office 643 -1200
Did you know … there are many COMMITTEE’s at TBT that are looking for you!
Get Involved at TBT, go to a meeting, see how your ideas can contribute!
See the calendar on the website for dates and times
TLC COMMITTEE WEBSITE COMMITTEE
Tuesdays @ 11:30 am (Monthly)
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
ADEPT COMMITTEE
Fridays @ 9:00 am (monthly) TBT NETWORKING GROUP
1st Wednesday of the Month @ 7:30 pm
SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
RITUAL COMMITTEE
Wednesdays @ 6:00 pm (Monthly)
SISTERHOOD
BUDGET & FINANCE
Mondays @ 7:30 pm (Monthly) BROTHERHOOD
BOARD OF TRUSTEES EDUCATIONAL TASK FORCES
Last Monday of the Month
ECO-FRIENDLY/GREEN COMMITTEE
NURSERY SCHOOL COMMITTEE
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
I'm so proud of our Religious School students who are involved in the Purim
Megillah Reading and Carnival! We have students acting, singing and dancing in
our Totally Rad 80s Purim Shpiel. We have students running booths, helping with
setup and cleanup. We even have students donating for baskets. If your child needs
community service hours, please ask me how they can help make Purim fun for all
of our families. Hunter, Reed, Jon and I will see you Sunday, March 4th for a
great - "Totally Rad" time.
Passover is a perfect time to "Do Jewish" as a family. 2 of our Collage credits for
the month of April can be done at home during Pesach: leading the 4 questions and
eating Matzah in place of bread. Don't forget to snap a pic and send it to me at
Rabweez@gmail.com And Check the Collage Board for your face!
Rabbi Rachel Wiesenberg
FEBRUARY ~NO Class 2/19-22~
Grade Requirements for this month:
3rd Grade Shabbat Service, Fri 2/2 @ 6:30pm
3rd Grade Wedding PACT Program (Parents Attend)
Weds 2/28 @ 6pm-7:15pm
MARCH ~NO Class 3/29~
Grade Requirements for this month:
5th Grade PACT Program, Tues 3/6 and Weds 3/7
@ 4:30pm-6:30pm (Parents attend)
6th Grade Shabbat Service, Friday 3/23 @6:30pm
APRIL ~NO Class 4/2-4/5~
Grade Requirements for this month:
4th Grade Trip to Israel PACT Program, Tues 4/17
and Weds 4/18 @ 4:30pm-6:30pm (Parents attend)
118th-12th GRADE ONLY COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Contact Rabbi Wiesenberg 643-1200 x 328; 516-547-8668
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Free to Religious School Members
To Sign up for events visit us on the web www.tbtny.org
Tuesday Nights Wednesday Nights Community Service &
6:30-8:00pm 6:30-8:00pm Special Events
2/13 ~ Purim Booth Making 2 2/7 ~ Purim Booth Making 2 2/10 ~ 12 pm Purim Basket Making
3/13 ~ Chinese Food & Movie Night 3/14 ~ Chinese Food & Movie 3/2 ~ Purim Basket Making
3/27 ~ Passover Scavenger Hunt Night 3/3 ~ Purim Carnival Set up
4/10 ~ Game Show 3/28 ~ Passover Scavenger Hunt 3/4 ~ Purim Carnival
4/11 ~ Came Show 3/18 ~ NYC Trip Lunch & Play Red
4/24 ~ Crazy Hat
Roses Green Gold (featuring
5/1 ~ End of Year BBQ 4/25 ~ Crazy Hat
music from the Grateful Dead)
5/2 ~ End of the Year [Price: TBA]
BBQ
NFTY 678 Events
(Open to all 6th, 7th & 8th Graders)
3/11 ~ TBA NYC Trip
4/28 ~ TBA Iron Chef
8th – 12th Grade Teen Program
February March April
2/1 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs. Night
2/1 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board 3/1 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs. Night 4/12 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs Night
Meeting 3/1 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board Meeting 4/12 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board Meeting
2/10 ~ 12:30 Purim Basket Making 3/2 ~ 6:00pm Purim Carnival Setup
4/13 ~ Yom Hashoah Late Night
2/10 ~ Mid Night Run 3/3 ~ 12:20pm Purim Carnival Setup
4/15 ~ BDS and Anti-Israel
2/11 ~ FAACT Program 3/4 ~ 11-1pm Purim Carnival Activity on campus: A Primer for
Anti-Semitism v Legitimate Student and Parents
Criticism of Israel: Know 3/15 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs. Night 4/20-22 ~ Spring Kallah
the Facts and How to 3/15 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board Meeting
Re spond 4/22 ~ 2pm Budding Friendships
3/18 ~ NYC Trip Lunch & Play Red
2/15 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs Roses Green Gold (featuring 4/26 ~ 6:30-8:15pm JTV Thurs. Night
Night music from the Grateful Dead)
[Price: TBA] 4/26 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board Meeting
2/15 ~ 8:15-8:45pm JTV Board
Meeting
3/25 ~ 2pm Budding Friendships
2/TBA ~ Soup Kitchen
* Earn Community Service Credit for Participation in all JTV Events *
To Sign up for events visit us on the web www.tbtny.org
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Purim Carnival
Sponsorship 2018
Please consider being a sponsor to support our Youth Group!
All proceeds will go to the general Youth Group Fund!
Choose the category you wish to sponsor
(a sign with your name / company’s name will be displayed at the
carnival and in the next edition of the ARC)
Please write clearly
Sponsor Name: ____________________________ Phone Number: _________
Email Address: ____________________________ Amount Donated: $________
Sign Text: _______________________________________________
Please make all checks payable to Temple Beth Torah (Memo: Purim Carnival Sponsor)
Return this form and payment to Temple Beth Torah C/O TEMBTY
35 Bagatelle Road, Melville, NY 11753
*Please return to office by Friday, March 2, 2018 / Or Email to: tembty@yahoo.com
“Back to the 80’s Purim Sponsor” Prize Table Sponsor
Includes: Unlimited Play & Ride Bracelet + Meal Ticket for family members in immediate household + $360
30 Raffle Prize tickets for Raffle Baskets
“Big Megillah” Rubik Cube Carnival Sponsor
Circle One: Moon bounce, ● DJ ● Tot Zone ● Photo Booth $250
Includes: 2 Unlimited Play & Ride Bracelet + 2 Meal tickets + 15 Raffle Prize tickets for Raffle Baskets
“Kings Court Sponsors” Concession Sponsor
Circle One: ● Cotton Candy ● Hotdog Cart ● Popcorn Maker $100
Includes: 1 Unlimited Play & Ride Bracelet + 1 Meal ticket + 10 Raffle Prize tickets for Raffle Baskets
“Uncle Mordechai” Booth Sponsor
Circle One: ● Art Booth ● Professional Carnival Booth ● Concession Stand $54
Includes: 20 Ride / Food Tickets+ 5 Raffle Prize Ticket
“Queen Esther’s” Booth Sponsor
Circle One: ● Bake Sale Table ● Ticket Sales Booth $36
Includes: 15 Ride / Food Tickets + 5 Raffle Prize Ticket
“Purim Players” Booth Sponsor
Student Made Booth $18
Includes: 10 Ride / Food Tickets + 5 Raffle Prize Ticket
Student's Name: ________________________________ Booth Name: _______________________
Anonymous Gift Giver $
1516
Purim 2018
Pre-Sale
Something to do for the whole family!
Pick up at Pre-Sale booth on day of carnival and just walk in!!!
Cash, Credit Cards & Checks Accepted (Make Checks Payable to TBT)
Family Name: __________________________ Phone Number: (____)_____________
*** For credit card orders ***
Name on Credit Card: __________________________________________
CC Number:_____________________________ Exp Date: __________ Sec. Code______
Address: _________________________________________________________
Bounce House, Tons of Youth Made Booths, Tot Zone, Face Painting, Cotton Candy,
Pop Corn, Hotdogs, Hamantashen, DJ, Lot’s of Prizes, Goldfish
Raffles Baskets ranging from $50 - $500 and more!
Grand Raffle: TBA Tickets can be purchased at door
For more information visit: www.tbtny.org
Get more for your money on Pre-Sale: Due by 3/2/17 Pre-Sale X Quantity Total
Prices
30 Tickets good for Rides, Games, and Food
$5.00
Day of: 20 tickets for $5
100 Tickets Good for Rides, Games, and Food
$15.00
Day of: 65 for $15
Meal Ticket Choice of:
1 hot dog, 1 chip, 1 drink, 1 dessert $5.00
1 bagel, 1 chip, 1 drink, 1 dessert $5.00
*Super Deal* $25.00
Unlimited Play and Ride Bracelet + Meal Ticket + 3 Raffle Tickets
Raffle Tickets – pre-sale special $1.00 per ticket with name &
phone number printed on back $1.00
*Extra 10 tickets for every $50 spent on Raffle Tickets*
Day of: 3 for $5, 8 for $10, 18 for $20 and 50 for $50
Grade Prize Raffle TBA:
1 Ticket $5.00 5 Tickets $20.00 18 Tickets $50.00
17 Total:Shoppers Budding Friendships…
needed! Pairing teen helpers with kids with
Our youth group needs parent shoppers!
special needs.
Please help Jodi and Rabbi W. keep youth
group amazing by volunteering to be a Do you know a child with special needs who
youth group shopper. would benefit from a teen mentor…someone to
All expenses are reimbursed by come over once a week to interact with your
Temple Beth Torah
make a difference *be a hero to our kids *all child?
on your own time! Are you a teen who would like to help?
Contact Rabbi W.
We match teens and kids with special needs to
rabweez@gmail.com or 631-643-1200 x 328 meet weekly and develop a strong one-on-one
bond. We will train our teens to participate as
volunteers.
Teen Volunteers are needed to make these
COLLEGE afternoons awesome for kids and teens with
special needs
CONNECTION
Contact Rabbi Moskowitz-ravsusie@gmail.com
Please send us
Budding Friendship - Sundays @ TBT 2-4pm
the address (snail mail) of your
kids in college. We want to keep in Mar 25
touch.
Apr 22
Send to Rabbi Wiesenberg
May 6
rabweez@gmail.com
March 24, 2018
PEER TUTORS NEEDED
Host a “Shinshin”
7th and 8th Graders Israeli Exchange Student
Do you like to help people? Want to be a teacher
someday? Need Service Hours? Are you responsible
For April - August
and reliable? Do you know your prayers? in your home
BE A PEER TUTOR!
Help others on YOUR OWN TIME! They will have their own car and will be working here at TBT
Contact Rabbi W. 643 -1200 x 328 or
RabWeez@gmail.com for more info If interested, please call the office or Rabbi Rachel Wiesenberg
Or to schedule an interview! 631 643-1200 x 328
18SISTERHOOD NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
Sisterhood had two fun recent events. The first was the
regifting party in January. Thank you to Judy Roth for
coordinating a fun filled night. Our second event was the
Challah Bake which we co-hosted with Shaloma Hadassah.
Women mixed ingredients to create fresh dough, braided it
and took it home to finish rising and baked on Friday to
share with their families at Shabbat dinner. Rabbi Susie
joined us and shared the history of Challah and the meaning
behind hundreds of years of this feminine Jewish tradition.
We will be making a donation to Hadassah Hospital in Israel
for stem cell research. Laurie Introp and I were a great team
and we hope everyone who attended enjoyed a warm and
yummy Challah. My thanks to her and the Shaloma
Hadassah members who helped us. We are planning a few
spring events and look forward to another winery trip with
Brotherhood this summer. Stay tuned for event details…
Warmly,
Fern Bernstein
19BROTHERHOOD EVENTS
Next General Meeting- Thursday, February 8 @ 7pm
Location- offsite
Please call Alan Kreit if you wish to attend 516-721-1911.
Shabbat
with the Adult
Band
Friday, Feb 9
6:30 pm
www.tbtny.org
Q: What should I do if I have extra food from shiva at my house?
A:If you have excess food from shiva (or any other function), consider donating
it to feed the hungry. Many have been taught that food shouldn’t leave a shiva
house. In some ways we still honor that teaching by not taking food out of the
house during shiva (This is the “Schnorer rule” – that people would take back
food that they brought or help themselves to the mourner’s food). Today many
of us are fortunate to not have to depend on the food that is sent and after
shiva would like to use it to help others. It is very appropriate to donate it to
those in need. In doing so you perform the Mitzvah of Tzedakah, and you
honor your loved one’s memory by making a donation in their name. Jewish
tradition views charity as the strongest force in the universe . . . even greater
than death.
The Mercy INN, a soup kitchen in Wyandanch, will gladly accept donations of excess food.
Charlie Cicio, volunteer food coordinator of the Mercy Inn, will arrange pick up of food dona-
tions. His phone number is (631)455-8989. The number of the Mercy Inn is (631)643-5117.
Thank you and please pass this information on when appropriate.
20JEWISH TANGENTS w/ Rabbi Moskowitz
Tuesdays at 10:00 AM
Study Mussar, Holidays, Current Events, Spirituality, Torah and More
TORAH YOGA w/Rabbi Moskowitz
Fridays at 10:30 AM
Combining Yoga and Mediation and Jewish Texts for an uplifting experience. A great way to
prepare for Shabbat and connect to your Godliness and your soul.
Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothes. All levels of yoga and Torah welcome
from Beginner to Advanced
TBT Business Networking Group-
1ST WEDNESDAY of the MONTH @ 7:30 pm
We look forward to seeing you there!
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Henry Montag 516 695 4662
henry@financialforumsinc.com
Visit the TBT website to check events and dates
Www.tbtny.org
TBT Seniors Schmooze Group
Lively discussion and presentations on a variety
of interesting topics and subjects. Attendees include temple members
& non-members, men & women, usually over 50years old.
We look forward to seeing you at a future meeting.
Join us the 3rd Monday of each month 12:00 to 1:30 pm
A light lunch will be provided.
RSVP David & Ronnie Pinkowitz 631-491-5343
dpinkowitz@dcpmarketing.com
Mar 19: Israel Current Events with Rafi Weiss, MD and FSC Lecturer
Apr 16: Films That I've Enjoyed with David and Ronnie Pinkowitz
21SIMCHAS...SIMCHAS…SIMCHAS
BIRTHS
Roslyn and Bernard Savella announce the birth of their grandson,
Lucas Adam, son of Steven and Sarah Savella
Mark Stone announce the birth of his daughter, Ellie Marie Stone-Weinberg,
brother Dylan and sister Jessica are overjoyed to have a new little friend!
Fern and Allan Holtzer announce the birth of their granddaughter,
Mollie Brooke, daughter of Adam and Lara Holtzer
Martine and Mark Rosenberg announce the birth of their son, Austin
Amanda and Nick Rekas announce the birth of their son, Charlie
Michelle and Todd Wolynski announce the birth of their son, Benjamin
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD A FAMILY SIMCHA TO OUR “ARC”
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MAZEL TOV
David Vicky and Barry Gladowsky on the marriage of their daughter,
Danielle to Nathaniel Gelman
Sara Mendelsohn on her marriage to Michael Keller
Claudia and David Cohen on the marriage of their daughter,
Alyssa to Keith Giles
22SIMCHAS...SIMCHAS…SIMCHAS
B’NEI MITZVAH
JARED SHULMAN SON OF DINA AND LAWRENCE
MADELINE ANREDER DAUGHTER OF LARISSA AND SCOTT
MASON KAPPEL SON OF DOREY AND KEVIN
SAMI COHON DAUGHTER OF DANIELLE AND DAVID
SETH BREINBERG SON OF ALEXIS AND SCOTT
JENNA KACZYNSKI DAUGHTER OF ERIN AND STEVEN
MICHAEL SHWOM SON OF ERICA AND PHILIP
RYAN PESKIN SON OF STACY AND DAVID
4th Grade Bar /Bat Mitzvah Questionnaires
are due for the
B’nei Mitzvah Year
Please send them back ASAP or contact the
main office immediately if you have any questions.
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GRACIOUS GIFTS FROM THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE
Rabbi’s Circle Double Chai Circle
Richard and Jennifer Nussbaum Tzedakah Circle
Gerry Poliak Gary Friedenberg
Debra Brooks
Tikkun Olam Circle
List in Formation. Call the Office to
inquire about these enhanced dues levels.
Join the Rabbi’s Circle
The Rabbi’s Circle is an enhanced membership level based on the principle in Exodus that to build the mishkan,
the sanctuary, each person must bring gifts according to his or her talents and ability.
I am inviting you to join the Rabbi’s Circle.
Rabbi’s Circle $5000 dues for 2017-18 (adjusted for Single members)
To say thank you for joining the Rabbi’s Circle you will receive 2 additional High Holiday tickets, a parking pass for the High
Holidays, ongoing recognition in the Arc, and the website, invitations to special Rabbi’s Circle events,
two tickets to all fundraisers and two tickets for dinner at the annual golf outing.
If the Rabbi’s Circle doesn’t work for you this year please join us at one of these levels, all of which include ongoing recognition in
the Arc and the website and 2 tickets to dinner for the Golf outing and invitations to some
Rabbi’s Circle events. These too, are wonderful ways to help.
Double Chai Circle - $3600 dues for 2017-18
Tzedakah Circle - $500 above your current dues category
Tikkun Olam Circle – members paying full dues instead of the Long Term Member Discounted Rate
ANNIVERSARY / SIMCHA FUND DAVID JOSHUA BERG NURSERY ISRAEL EXPERIENCE
Lori & Jeff Baker SCHOOL FUND (continued) SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Audrey & Jerry Frank Margie Jablon Laura, Tsahi, Elan & Maya
Lesley & Mark Harary In memory of David Joshua Berg, Elgavisch
Janis & Stuart Herskovitz son of Judy & Richard Berg In memory of Jack Hammer,
Joan & Marvin Schiff Debbie & Ken Levine father of Evan Hammer
Gloria & Herb Schoenfeld In memory of Edwin Keim Bobbi & Hal Kopman
Stacey & Stuart Udell Ilene & Stephen Rochester In honor of Lynda Adams’ Birthday
……….In honor of their anniversary In memory of Hank Gluck
Claudia & Larry Schimel JEFFREY ZUKERMAN YOUTH
CANTOR APPELBAUM’S In memory of Susan Rosen, wife of CENTER FUND
DISCRETIONARY FUND Bruce Rosen Nancy & Andrew Disman
Debra Brooks In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of
In honor of the Martin Luther King EIGHTH STEP FUND Devyn Novikoff, daughter of Darlene
service with the City of Oasis Church In memory of Harriet Kent, Sister & Ken Novikoff
Joyce & Russell Tisman of Charlie Holzberg In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of
In memory of Joyce’s father, Sam Frannie & Donald Freedman Camryn Levy, Daughter of Allison &
Grossman Rhoda & Don Kregsman Scott Levy
Debbie & Ken Levine Cindy & Steven Kaplan & Family
CHOIR FUND Caryn & Neil Parsoff & Family In memory of Jack Hammer
Helaine & Hal Pomeranz Helaine & Hal Pomeranz Joan & Herbert Solomon
In memory of Jane Schneit, Ellen & Milton Reitman In memory of Harriet Kent
mother of Margie Jablon Annette Kurland & Arthur
Wasserspring PRAYER BOOK PURCHASE FUND
DAVID JOSHUA BERG NURSERY Ellen & Gerald Rodis Judi & Marvin Milich
SCHOOL FUND Ellen & Milton Reitman In memory of Harriet Kent
Judy & Richard Berg In memory of Nathan Drayer, In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
In memory of their beloved son, father of Barry Drayer Ben Rogowsky, son of Michele & Josh
David Joshua Berg Rogowsky
In memory of Edwin Keim, brother ERNIE ISAAC RITUAL JUDAICA In memory of Jane Schneit,
of Janice Manton FUND mother of Margie Jablon
In memory of Judy Berg’s uncle, Rhoda & Don Kregsman In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
Robert Schwartz In honor of the marriage of Stacie Jonathan Gates
The Zornberg Family Tenenbaum, daughter of Karen & Virginia Elder
In memory of Gladys Manus, Larry Tenenbaum to Jason Dudnoff In memory of Lawrence Ryan
mother of Howard Manus The Zornberg Family Debbie & Brittney Fratello &
In memory of Marylyn Nass, In memory of Harriet Kent Virginia Elder
mother of William Nass In memory of Mildred Brook
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of In memory of Sol Brook
Cole Manus, son of Hilary & Howard
Manus
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GRACIOUS GIFTS FROM THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE continued
PRAYER BOOK PURCHASE FUND TOUCH BY TORAH FUND The Dubler Family
(continued) Caryn & Neil Parsoff In memory of Gerald Rosenberg
Susan & Steve Herman Speedy recovery to Hal Kopman Harvey & Karen Fallis
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of In memory of Renee Fallis
Jonathan Gates, grandson of Sally & WYANDANCH Flo & Ben Geizhals
Joel Rabine Harriet & John Wolf In memory of Benek Geizhals
Arthur L. Popp In memory of Harriet Kent Anna & Dave Golden
In honor of Chris Siegel for his In memory of Olga Balaban
kindness YAHRZEIT FUND In memory of Alexandra Provezano
Justine & Michael Borsuk Sheryl & David Haber
RABBI MOSKOWITZ’S In memory of Edwin Nurnberg In memory of Martin Feiger
DISCRETIONARY FUND In memory of William Borsuk In memory of Irving Haber
Nina, Michael, Jamie & Randi In memory of Florence Nurnberg Cathy & David Kushner
Hoenig In memory of Jeanette Borsuk In memory of Marsha Kushner
In memory of Joshua Butzke Ivy & Len Davis Wallace Leinheardt
In memory of Marc Gerber In memory of David Davis In memory of Jack Leinheardt
In memory of Jack Hammer In memory of William Davis In memory of Gelly Leinheardt
Terry Schimek & Wayne In memory of Jack Kalish Debbie & Ken Levine
Barnstone Audrey & Jerry Frank & Family In memory of Marsha Jaffe
In honor of Rabbi Moskowitz In memory of Morris Goldenberg Charles Pitman
Karen & Jack Clark In memory of Benjamin Gunsher In memory of Myrna Pitman
In honor of the engagement of In memory of Hannah Shaw Helaine & Hal Pomeranz & Family
their daughter, Stacey Clark to Meryl, David, Michael & Sarah In memory of Shirley Grayson
Gabe Hoffman Givner & Sam Shapiro Sally & Joel Rabine
Nancy & Andrew Disman In memory of Mary Siegel In memory of Rose Augenstein
In memory of Andrew’s father, In memory of Norman Siegel In memory of Hyman Franklin
Philip Disman In memory of Samuel Wolf Joel Radbell
Barbara & Barry Drayer Diane Lieberman In memory of Sondra Radbell
In memory of Barry’s father, In memory of Norman Lieberman Ellen & Jerry Rodis
Nathan Drayer In memory of Louis Lieberman In memory of Marshall Rodis
CiCi & Carey Goldberg In memory of Sarah Lieberman Judith M. Roth
In memory of Carey’s father, Ilene & Stephen Rochester In memory of Martin Meyer
Irving Goldberg In memory of Daniel Barke The Ruderman Family
In memory of Marion Weinberg In memory of Sheldon Barke In memory of Edmund Finger
The Hammer Family In memory of Helen Rochester Linda Silver Saltzman & Family
In memory of Jack Hammer, father Shelley & Stan Safran In memory of Rose Silver
of Evan Hammer In memory of David Safran Joan & Marvin Schiff
Beth & Dave Henkel In memory of Dorothy Safran In memory of Freida Boldish
Jay Kranitz In memory of Jerry Safran In memory of Sidney Schiff
In memory of Peggy Kranitz Claudia & Larry Schimel & Family The Schuman Family
Barbara LaChant In memory of Harry Schimel In memory of Bernard L. Cohen
In honor of Rabbi Moskowitz In memory of Ruth Schimel Ann Seiderman
Janice & Jerome Manton In memory of Emil Zagon In memory of Norman Friedman
In loving memory of Janice’s Gloria & Herb Schoenfeld Dina Shulman
brother, Edwin Keim In memory of Nathan Newman In memory of Daniel Krauss
Harvey Meranus & Adrianne In memory of Rose Newman Suellen & Mitch Sommer
Rosenberg In memory of William Schoenfeld In memory of Nathalie Bernstein
In memory of Edwin Keim, brother Jill Aal Shelley & Marc Stoltz
of Janice Manton In memory of Renee Torem In memory of Gertrude Lindower
Vanessa & Ira Newman In memory of Seymour Linda & David Strickler
In memory of Gladys Manus The Abrams Family In memory of Bertram Raff
In memory of Albert Pinto, uncle In memory of Allen Abrams In memory of Shirley Raff
of Gerry Poliak In memory of Sharon Passes Alissa & Ross Taff
Gerry Poliak Margie, Paul, Lindsay & Rachel In memory of Jean Ilowitz
In memory of his uncle, Albert Block Harvey Tanenbaum
Pinto In memory Ruth Merwitz In memory of Carol Tanenbaum
Karen & Larry Tenenbaum Betty & George Borsuk Arthur Wasserspring & Family
In honor of the marriage of Stacie In memory of William Borsuk In memory of Nathan Goldstein
Tenenbaum, daughter of Karen & Holly, Scott, Jake & Jesse In memory Pearl Wasserspring
Larry Tenenbaum to Jason Dudnoff Boxenhorn Lucille & Bob Weiner
In memory of Jack Lerner In memory of Helen Miner
RABBI WIESENBERG’S Karen & Jack Clark Harriet & John Wolf
DISCRETIONARY FUND In memory of Lew Yanovsky In memory of Celia Peskowitz
Nancy & Andrew Disman Sandy & Ira Cohen In memory of Venezia Langberg
In memory of Andrew’s father, In memory of Maya Rachel Cohen Diane & Michael Zacharia
Philip Disman Bill Cooperman In memory of Beatrice Schreiber
In memory of Ann Cooperman
29The Temple family extends its heartfelt Condolences to:
Howard Manus on the passing of his mother, Gladys Manus
William Nass on the passing of his mother, Marilyn Nass
Marjorie Jablon on the passing of her mother, Jane Schneit
Dr. Barry Drayer on the passing of his father, Nathan Drayer
Michael Eichner on the passing of his mother, Shirley Eichner
Charles Bernstein on the passing of his father, Joel Bernstein
Bruce Rosen on the passing of his wife, Susan Rosen
Janice Manton on the passing of her brother, Edwin G Keim
Maureen Kerschner on the passing of her father, Robert McGuigan
Gerry Poliak on the passing of his uncle, Albert Pinto
Evan Hammer on the passing of his father, Jack Hammer
Andrew Disman on the passing of his father, Philip Disman
Charles Holzberg on the passing of his sister, Harriet Kent
Felix Berensteyn on the passing of his grandfather, Moshe Lipshits
Len Bernstein on the passing of his grandfather, Moshe Lipshits
Cici Goldberg on the passing of her cousin, Marion Weinberg
May the families find comfort and healing
To the Congregation of Temple Beth Torah:
It is never to soon to start planning. Save money by purchasing single or
family plots at Beth Moses Cemetery on Wellwood Avenue
in Pinelawn, L.I.
Congregants may purchase single or family plots for themselves or
family members at well below market value.
For more Information, or if you wish to purchase call Kevin Gray at
631-454-9600 or 631 848-5947
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