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Temple Israel of Riverhead 1 January/February 2016

Temple Israel of Riverhead

Bulletin

490 Northville Tpke., P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, New York 11901-0954

Email: [email protected]

www.TempleisraelRiverhead.org

Jan./Feb. 2016 Volume #22

Tevet/Shevat/Adar-1 5776 Issue #1

Temple Office: (631) 727-3191

Rabbi’s Study: (631) 369-5997

Rabbi Michael Rascoe (713) 208-0555

In This Issue

Winter Shabbat

Information 3, 7

Learn about End-of-

Life Issues 4

Talmud Classes 5

Interfaith Bible Book-

of-the-Month Club 5

Purim Family Program 6

(Continued on page 2)

RABBI’S REFLECTIONS

T”u Bishvat and Blessing

T”u Bishvat is the fifteenth

day of the Hebrew month of

Shevat. In Hebrew, letters

also are numbers, so T”u,

tet, vav, is 9+6. We do not

use 10+5 since the Hebrew

letters yod and he together

form one of God's names.

In Leviticus 19:23-25, we

may not eat fruit from trees until the fifth year. We

may not use the fruit for the first three years. We

dedicate the fourth's year harvest to God. In the Tal-

mud Rosh Ha-Shanah 1:1, we calculate a tree's age

on the fifteenth of Shevat. Since all produce belongs

to God, only after we acknowledge God may we use

it.

A story: All sorts of bad things befall a man in a

short period of time. With nothing left, the desperate

man leaves town. Tired and hungry, he sees a tree by

the roadside, eats some fruit without blessing, and

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sleeps. He hears a voice calling, “Robber!

Robber!” He looks around, seeing nothing,

and falls back asleep. After two more

times, he realizes that the tree is calling him

a robber for taking its fruit and not thanking

God.

The Talmud, Ta'anit 5b-6a, has another sto-

ry about a tree and blessing. Rav Nahman

asked Rabbi Yitshaq to bless him. Rabbi

Yitshaq replies with a parable. A hungry,

tired and thirsty man traveling in the desert

comes on a tree with fruit and shade by a

stream. He eats, drinks, and sleeps. When

he awakens, he says, “O Tree, how shall I

bless you? If I say, 'May your fruit be

sweet, your shade pleasant, and you be by a

nice stream, all of this exists,' so I will say,

'May it be God's will that all the shoots tak-

en from you shall be like you.'” Rabbi Yit-

shaq blessed Rav Nahman similarly. Since

Rav Nahman had learning, riches, and chil-

dren, Rabbi Yitshaq blessed Rav Nahman,

“May it be God's will that your offspring be

like you.”

The stories about trees and blessing raise

some ideas. We should thank God for our

blessings no matter our straits. Riches are

not life’s only, or best, blessing; so are

learning and children. We do not wish for

what is, or to change reality, for it already

exists. We wish for a foreseeable, realistic

future. Then we help make this future hap-

pen, for wishing is not sufficient.

The final points I wish to make concern

continuity. Some say we live for ourselves,

and, maybe, our children. The first story

points out that without God, and someone

to plant, the future would not happen. The

second story teaches that continuity requires

children and grandchildren like us, living

with and committed to the values we hold

and imbue in them.

T”u Bishvat is a minor holiday, meaning we

can work on January 25, 2016. We do not

say tahanun, supplicatory prayers. We eat

traditional Israeli produce (wheat, barley,

grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and

dates, mentioned in Deuteronomy 8:8,) and

many add modern Israeli produce like or-

anges, from Israel when possible. Courtesy

of the qabbalists, some make a seder of it. A

new custom is to plant trees in Israel

(Zionism and ecology are important val-

ues.) Though a “minor” holiday, T”u Bish-

vat's ideas are major. Have a happy Jewish

Arbor Day.


Debby Bieling Terri & Doug MIlligan

Harvey & Leni Goldsmith Corky & Mickey Segal

Judy Lockman Sheila Muller

Winter Shabbat Dinners Continue

Friday night Shabbat services begin at 5:30 PM, followed by a community dinner. It’s a wonderful evening, and a great way to begin Shabbat. Consider sponsoring a Friday night dinner for

$180.00, but whether you are a sponsor or not, please join us. Contact Jaime Siegel for more information.

Thank you to our January/February dinner sponsors:


Kol Nidre Appeal 5776

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 estab-

lish 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 donat-

ed, 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. You can also pay online using

PayPal.

Learn about End-of-Life Issues

Rabbi Rascoe will be leading classes on “end-of-life” issues. The classes will meet on Tuesdays, February 2 and 16, at 7 PM at the Temple. Topics to be ex-plored include: how much must we do towards the end of life, can we “pull the plug,” organ donations, and all sorts of related questions.


Interfaith Bible Book-of-the-Month Club

The Interfaith Bible Class will meet on January 13 and February 10, from 9:30 AM-11:30 AM, at St. Marks Church, 105 Randall Road, Shoreham. Rabbi Rascoe will be leading, continuing to explore the story of the Binding of Isaac, Genesis 22.

With any questions, please call Mike Griske, club President, at 631-849-1744, or Rabbi Rascoe at the shul or on his cell at 713-208-0555.

Talmud Classes

Talmud classes continue on the following Tuesdays: January 12 & 26, February 9 & 23, and March 8 & 22, from 7 to 8 PM. Rabbi Rascoe invites you to join the classes-there is always review so no previous attendance is required. Attendees receive an introduction to Talmudic logic, thought, and law.


Purim !

Wednesday March 23, 6:30 PM Wear your Costume!

Kid-friendly dinner followed by the Whole Megillah!

All are welcome!

Kids of all ages, including adults ~

Come in costume!

Families, friends, and children of all ages are welcome.

Questions?

Call the Temple office: 727-3191

Or email: [email protected]

Need a Ride to TI?

Do you find it difficult getting transportation to services and events at Temple Israel,

especially at night? If so, please call the office at 727-3191, and we will try to arrange

a ride for you.


Help us Purchase New Chairs

It’s still not too late to purchase new and more comfortable chairs for our Social Hall.

——————————————————————————–——————————— I/we would like to help defray the cost of our new chairs.

Number of chairs ___________X $54 = $_________ Name _____________________________________

Mail form with payment to:

Temple Israel of Riverhead

P.O. Box 1531

Riverhead, NY 11901

Are you Scheduled to Host a Winter Oneg?

Hosts should bring the following:

3 2-liter bottles of soda

Salad stuff: 2 bags of lettuce, 2 cucumbers, 4 tomatoes

1 bottle salad dressing (OU pareve)

1 jar of green or black olives

1 container hummus (OU pareve: Sabra, Tribe, or Cedar)

Seasonal fresh fruit: pineapple, grapes, oranges

OR a dessert item such as cake or cookies (OU pareve)

Package of Ziploc bags, paper napkins, paper towels, or tall kitchen bags (as indicat-

ed on reminder card)

All food must be kosher/non-dairy, not prepared at home.

Items should be brought to the Temple prior to Shabbat. The building is open 10 AM–

2:00 PM on most Fridays; call ahead to confirm.

Oneg hosts will be given the honor of blessing the Shabbat candles at the bimah.

If you cannot serve on your scheduled evening, please try to exchange dates with

someone else on the list, and notify the Oneg Committee of the change.

Contact Barbara Smith at 664-6584, Jaime Siegel at 653-3985, or Rabbi Rascoe at

369-5997 with any questions.

Reminder: The last winter dinner will be on March 11, 2016.


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 Mitz-

vah, an anniversary, a wedding, or a

special birthday, and also a fitting trib-

ute to the memory of a loved one. The

cost of a leaf is $180. For further infor-

mation, please contact Phyllis

VanDyne at 734-7511.

Kosher Food For Our Events

Bagel Patch, in Patchogue, frequently provides the food for our spe-

cial events. The Best Yet Market on Route 58 carries pareve cookies

and cakes. BJ’s and Costco also have pareve cookies in their baker-

ies.

Beach Bakery, in Westhampton Beach, is also under kosher supervi-

sion.


Ongoing Silent Fundraisers for Temple Israel

TD Bank: Stop in at the Westhampton Beach branch to find out about all the special offers

for TI members. TD bank will make contributions to TI based on activity from our members.

For details on their Affinity Membership Program, stop in at any branch if you are already a

TD Bank customer.

Peninsula Wines and Liquors offers wine at discounted prices, delivered directly to the

temple. A percentage of the cost is donated back to us each time you buy. Anyone need-

ing wine or liquor can contact Jaime Siegel, or call Peninsula Wines directly at 516-374-

0900. Ask for Jim Cari, and be sure to mention 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.

Donate an old car to Temple Israel for a tax deduction. It’s easy—just call (866) 392-

4483, or click on the link on our website. Be sure to designate Temple Israel of Riverhead as

the recipient.

The Hampton Chocolate Factory, owned by member Carrie Gappleburg, is donating 15%

of sales to Temple Israel. Their website is: www.HamptonChocolateFactory.com


TODAH RABAH!

Donations to Temple Israel of Riverhead .

Mazel tov to Herbert and Georgina Israel —Mr. Jaime Siegel.

Refuah Shelma to Shep Scheinberg—Mr. Jaime Siegel.

Refuah Shelma to Terri Milligan—Mr. Jaime Siegel.

Donation—Mr. & Mrs. Bert Tunick.

Hanukkah Donation—Mr. Harry Redlitz.

In memory of Edward Slaw—Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Israel.

Yahrzeit for Frances Siegel—aunt of Jeffrey Siegel.

Yahrzeit for Arthur Sandberg—father of George Sandberg.

Yahrzeit for Nat Schackman—uncle of Elaine Kimpel.

Yahrzeit for Douglas Ganz—son of Alice & Michael Ganz.

Yahrzeit for Pauline Siegel—mother of Jaime Siegel.

Yahrzeit for Rose Ritigstein—mother of Renee Chizever.

Yahrzeit for Flora Raffe—mother of Charles Raffe.

Yahrzeit for Joseph Knopfler—grandfather of Charles Raffe.

Yahrzeit for Steven Hefter—nephew of Robert & Marcia Hefter.

Yahrzeit for Mercedes Diamond—grandmother of Isaac Israel.

Yahrzeit for Isaac Lotzky—father of Eran Lotzky.


Sponsors Needed

We need sponsors for our Shabbat speaker program. Please contact Jaime

Siegel or Lorraine Richter for details.

TODAH RABAH!

Donations for the 5776 Kol Nidre Fund

Robert Brown Howard & Ruth Ann Levine

David & Elaine Lissauer Stanley Warshaw

Isaac & Stephanie Israel

Our Judaica Shop

If you need Shabbat or holiday items for yourself, or for a gift, you will find them right in the

Temple. Our Judaica Shop boasts a large inventory of beautiful items, many of them dis-

played in the Social Hall's glass cases. Kiddush cups, glass platters, Shabbat-To-Go, kipot,

Seder and matzoh plates, menorahs, children's books and toys, cookbooks, and candlesticks

are all there.

Phyllis Van Dyne operates the Temple's Shop, acquiring new items several times a year. She

will also fill special orders; if you see something you'd like, she can get it for you. Or, if you

need ideas for a gift, she will be happy to suggest something in your price range, perfect for

your occasion and recipient. For more information and personal service, just call Phyllis at

631-734-7511.


Go Food Shopping and Raise Money for TI

Gift Cards are available for your favorite supermarket. We sell

cards for Shop & Stop, King Kullen, Pea Pod, Wild by Na-

ture, and Food Emporium, You can pur-

chase cards by contacting Lorraine Rich-

ter (653-9028) or Lana Anker

([email protected]) The Temple profit is

directly from the supermarket, so you

have full value of each card. This supports the Temple at no

additional cost to the membership. The cards also make won-

derful gifts!

Plant a Tree in Israel

You can have a tree planted in Israel for a donation of $18.

Contact Sheila Muller, at P.O. Box 2433, Aquebogue, NY

11931; (631-722-4711; or [email protected].) All checks

should be made out to Temple Israel of Riverhead, or you

can use PayPal from our website.


YAHRZEITS We remember these lives on the approaching anniversary of their passing.

May their memories be a blessing.

January Tevet/Shevat 5776

1/1 Kaiden, Ida Tevet 20

1/2 Finkelstein, Barnet Tevet 21

1/2 Schulman, Jean Tevet 21

1/3 Carlson, Nettie Tevet 22

1/3 Finkelstein, Samuel Tevet 22

1/4 Schiff, Philip Tevet 23

1/4 Sulitzer, Irwin Tevet 23

1/5 Cohen, Henry S. Tevet 24

1/6 Donner, Noah J. Tevet 25

1/6 Goldberg, Simon Tevet 25

1/6 Silver, Morris Tevet 25

1/7 Quasha, Dr. Marie Solow Tevet 26

1/8 Goldstein, Hyman Tevet 27

1/8 Leavitt, Rachel Tevet 27

1/9 Frank, Mary B. Tevet 28

1/9 Goldstein, Sherwood Tevet 28

1/10 Heyman, Ben-Zion Tevet 29

1/10 Kaplan, Barry Tevet 29

1/10 Newman, Lillian Tevet 29

1/11 Chizever, Rebecca Shevat 1

1/11 Frank, Rebecca Shevat 1

1/11 Goldman, Joseph Shevat 1

1/11 Moiseff, Hilda Shevat 1

1/12 Segal, Isaac Shevat 2

1/12 Segal, Isadore Shevat 2

1/13 Diamond, Mercedes Shevat 3

1/13 Golding, Barnett S. Shevat 3

1/13 Roth, Carole Shevat 3

1/14 Finkelstein, Harry Shevat 4

1/14 Goldstein, Herbert Shevat 4

1/14 Zaglin, Steven Shevat 4

1/16 Herman, Charles Shevat 6

1/17 Fishtahl, Clara Shevat 7

1/17 Mandler, Pauline Shevat 7

1/17 Robin, Gertrude Shevat 7

1/17 Sonkin, Ellen Shevat 7

1/17 Sulitzer, Robert Shevat 7

1/18 Colbert, Alexander Shevat 8

1/18 Goldstein, Lottie Shevat 8

1/18 Hagler, Max Shevat 8

1/18 Silver, Leon Shevat 8

1/19 Weiss, Beulah Shevat 9

1/20 Berk, Mae Shevat 10

1/20 Sacks, Fannie Shevat 10

1/21 Hagler, Yetta Shevat 11

1/22 Harding, Rose Shevat 12

1/22 Miller, Helene Shevat 12

1/22 Perkal, Millie Shevat 12

1/23 Chinsky, Herbert Shevat 13

1/23 Grossman, Levi Shevat 13

1/23 Hoffman, Miriam Shevat 13

1/23 Roth, Carole Shevat 13

1/24 Fromberg, Leo Shevat 14

1/24 Margolies, Ann Shevat 14

1/25 Goldstein, Harry Shevat 15

1/25 Goldstein, Masha Shevat 15

1/25 Mendell, Mabel Shevat 15

1/25 Morgan, Robert Shevat 15

1/26 Cohen, Ruth Shevat 16

1/26 Ganz, Leo Shevat 16

1/26 Kantor, Natalie Shevat 16

1/26 Laxmeter, Stephen Shevat 16

1/28 Besserman, Phyllis Shevat 18

1/28 Carchman, Minnie Shevat 18

1/28 Tannenbaum, Clare Shevat 18

1/29 Moskowitz, Samuel Shevat 19

1/30 Gradus McGrath, Priscilla Shevat 20

1/30 Sulitzer, Philip Shevat 20

1/31 Cohen, Sandra Shevat 21

1/31 Moskowitz, Lena Shevat 21

1/31 Quasha, Dr. Sol N. Shevat 21


YAHRZEITS We remember these lives on the approaching anniversary of their passing.

May their memories be a blessing.

February Shevat/Adar-1 5776

2/1 Goldstein, Max Shevat 22

2/2 Buxbaum, Nathan Shevat 23

2/2 Gerard, Helene Shevat 23

2/2 Zaglin, Raymond Shevat 23

2/3 Edwards, Doris Shevat 24

2/3 Leibo, Vera Shevat 24

2/3 Wrobel, Benjamin Shevat 24

2/5 Cohen, Annie Shevat 26

2/6 Kanon, Leon Shevat 27

2/6 Kanon, Tessie Shevat 27

2/6 Shinder, Teri Shevat 27

2/7 Gaster, Amalia Shevat 28

2/7 Lowy, Paul Shevat 28

2/7 Muller, Michael Daniel Shevat 28

2/7 Rosenblatt, David Shevat 28

2/8 Sacks, Robert Shevat 29

2/9 Barbanel, Sadie Shevat 30

2/10 Leviloff, Marsha Adar-I 1

2/10 Schiff, Florence Adar-I 1

2/11 Gradus, Nathan Adar-I 2

2/11 Grossman, Esther Adar-I 2

2/11 Israel, Albert Adar-I 2

2/11 Press, Benjamin Adar-I 2

2/11 Schiff, Anna Adar-I 2

2/12 Lehrer, Betty Adar-I 3

2/13 Hollander, Seymour Adar-I 4

2/13 Michaelson, Fraidl Adar-I 4

2/13 Raffe, Barnett Adar-I 4

2/14 Elphand, Shirley Adar-I 5

2/14 Gradus,, Herbert Adar-I 5

2/15 Bernstein, Albert Adar-I 6

2/15 Cohen, Doug Adar-I 6

2/15 Colbert, Lawrence Adar-I 6

2/15 Korosteshevsky, Basi Adar-I 6

2/15 Sanders, Samuel Adar-I 6

2/16 Goldstein, Jack Adar-I 7

2/17 Levine, Samuel Adar-I 8

2/17 Sigal, Anna Adar-I 8

2/18 Cohen, Ida Adar-I 9

2/19 Goldberg, Eva Adar-I 10

2/19 Sandberg, Sadie Adar-I 10

2/19 Sigal, Joseph Adar-I 10

2/20 Kaplan, Mollie Adar-I 11

2/21 Edelman, Israel Adar-I 12

2/21 Rothenstein, Shirley Adar-I 12

2/22 Raffe, Solomon Adar-I 13

2/22 Steiner, Samuel Adar-I 13

2/23 Schmalz, Ernest Adar-I 14

2/25 Israel, Miriam Adar-I 16

2/26 Katz, Max Adar-I 17

2/26 Segal, Frances Adar-I 17

2/27 Abrams, Harry Adar-I 18

2/27 Scheinberg, Sophie Adar-I 18

2/28 Dala, Madeline Sara Adar-I 19

2/28 Heller, Lewis Adar-I 19

2/28 Scheininger, Sadie Adar-I 19

2/29 Rothbart, Rose Adar-I 20

3/1 Karlin, Rose Adar-I 21

3/1 Polonet, Fanny Adar-I 21

3/2 Herman, Rae Adar-I 22

3/2 Levine, Samuel Adar-I 22

3/2 Saffer, Louis Adar-I 22

3/3 Israel, Pauline Adar-I 23

3/3 Michaelson, Sarah Adar-I 23

3/4 Hochheiser, Jacob Adar-I 24

3/4 Raffe, Esther Adar-I 24

3/4 Silver, Miriam Adar-I 24


IRWIN GARSTEN President

When you buy a car at Apple Honda, mention Temple Israel and we will make a $100.00 donation in your name.

1375 Old Country Road Riverhead, N.Y. 11901

Phone (631) 727-0555 Fax (631) 727-8453

SABBATH SERVICES Friday evenings at 5:30 PM Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM

January 2016

Day Date Candle

Lighting Friday Oneg Hosts

Friday Evening Saturday Morning

1/1/16 4:15 PM Mr. & Mrs. Richard Blumenthal


1/8/16 4:21 PM Ms. Judith Lockman


1/15/16 4:29 PM Ms. Allison Gusky


1/22/16 4:37 PM Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Goldsmith


1/29/16 4:46 PM Mr. Harley Abrams.


SABBATH SERVICES Friday evenings at 5:30 PM Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM

February 2016

Day Date Candle

Lighting Friday Oneg Hosts


2/5/16 4:54 PM Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kaplan-Walbrecht


2/12/16 5:03 PM Mr. & Mrs. David Lissauer


2/19/16 5:11 PM Ms. Barbara Bekermus


2/26/16 5:20 PM Mr. & Mrs. Jim Csorny


3/4/16 5:28 PM Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Israel

Best Wishes From

Segal and Siegel


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For Information:

Advertising and Public Relations

Barbara Smith 664-6584

Book Club

Bulletin Allen Silver [email protected]

744-7551

Capital Campaign Richard Israel 727-5500 x11

Cemetery Lisa Israel 727-5500 x10

Custodian Contact Jaime Siegel 653-3985

Education Terri Milligan 924-2953

Fundraising Jaime Siegel 653-3985

High Holy Days

House Manager Rob Brown 298-2608

Judaica Shop Phyllis Van Dyne 734-7511

Membership Jaime Siegel 653-3985

Oneg Shabbat Barbara Smith 664-6584

President Jaime Siegel 653-3985

Programs and Events

Ritual Committee Lisa Israel 727-5500 x10

Social Hall Jaime Siegel 653-3985

Special Gifts Howard Collins 779-3042

Temple Office Carole Jones 727-3191

Trees in Israel Sheila Muller 722-4711

Tree of Life Phyllis Van Dyne 734-7511

Supermarket Certificates

Carole Jones (Office) Lorraine Richter Lana Anker

727-3191 653-9028 lana410@ aol.com

Officers:

President Jaime Siegel

1st Vice President Barbara Smith

Treasurer Richard Israel

Secretary

Elaine Lissauer

Trustees:

Harley Abrams Melissa Idler

Richard

Blumenthal

Lisa Israel

Robert Brown Terri Milligan

Lynne Gordon Sheila Muller

Lorraine Richter

Bulletin Committee:

Elaine Lissauer Lee Ann Silver

Allen Silver



Temple Israel of Riverhead 490 Northville Turnpike

P.O. Box 1531

Riverhead, NY 11901

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TEMPLE ISRAEL OF RIVERHEAD is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

January 12 & 26, February 9 & 23, and March 8 & 22—Talmud Classes January 13, February 10 & March 9—Bible Book-of-the-Month Club February 2, 16—End-of-Life Classes March 23—Purim Family Program April 22—Community Passover Seder Winter Shabbat Dinners continue

http://www.uscj.org/index1.html

Documents

Temple Israel of Riverhead Bulletin 2016.pdf1 jar of green or black olives 1 container hummus (OU pareve: Sabra, Tribe, or Cedar) Seasonal fresh fruit: pineapple, grapes, oranges OR