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Temple Israel of Riverhead Bulletin

490 Northville Tpke., P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, New York 11901-0954 Email: [email protected] www.TempleisraelRiverhead.org

July/August 2018 Volume #24

Tammuz/Av/ Elul 5778 Issue #6

Temple Office: (631) 727-3191 Rabbi’s Study: (631) 369-5997

Rabbi Michael Rascoe (713) 208-0555

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RABBI’S REFLECTIONS:

“I’m Not Happy Because ________”

“I’m not happy because ________.” Fill in the blank. What’s on your list? Getting older? Declining health? Not meeting the right partner? Going bald? Too much weight? Greying? Wrinkles? Not enough money? Happiness is a matter of per-spective. Money doesn’t

bring happiness once basic needs are met. For dec-ades the Irish had the lowest European standard of living; it’s improved, and they now rank 14th instead of at the top, as they did a decade ago. The USA fell from 14th to 18th in 2018. Our income doubled since 1972. Nordic countries topped the UN world list from the beginning, 2012. (Canada is 7th, and Israel 11th.) Socialist countries don’t rank highly, nor do wealthy countries who are towards the bottom in even just one category. So why are we unhappy? Dennis Prager wrote that human nature is against us. We see something beautiful and concentrate on what

Rabbi Michael Rascoe

In This Issue

Bar Mitzvah Forest Kaplan-Walbrecht

3

Modified Shabbat Services

3

TIR Book Club 4

Labor Day Weekend BBQ

5

Mobile Adult Day Care Program

5

Adult Education 6

High Holy Days Information

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is not perfect. We fail to see the beautiful forest for the one bad tree or leaf. We see a beautiful ceiling with a tile missing and concentrate on the missing tile. We are los-ing hair and see hair when we step into a room of people. We are overweight and see thin people at a party. We date and see a missing personality, or sexiness, or intelli-gence, or whatever. He calls it “The Miss-ing Tile Syndrome.” My colleague Mayer Abramowitz, who died last year at 97, had a marvelous, dry, witty sense of humor. A friend once asked him if he realized his socks did not match. Immediately he replied with a straight face that he always wore mismatched socks so congregants could get out their complaining quota. Any other complaints must be seri-ous. He once wrote a piece about aging, “Why I Want to Get Older, Not Younger.” He wrote how he wanted to write a book, Getting Older Isn’t a Disease: “Sam” is re-minded of his age every time he visits the doctor. Sam complains of a backache. The

doctor starts, “Well, at your age...” and Sam retorts, “I had backaches way back when I was in the army. I was 26 years old then.” Ruth, a retired teacher, hates the term “senior citizen” and calls her re-tirement, “refirement.” She is more active and fired up about the things she can do. I once had a congregant who retired at 72. Her son complained that he could never reach her. At least when she worked he could call her there. After retirement, she left home at 7 AM, prayed at 9 AM daily services, and returned home about 11 PM, including delivering meals to the “old folks,” many of whom were younger. I knew a couple whom people considered old at 40, due to how they thought and talked. Rabbi Abramowitz wrote about aging with grace. He quoted a friend, Rachel, who found people who age gracefully are fascinating and marvelous.

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Modified Shabbat Services Continue

Test out our shortened Shabbat services

on the 1st Shabbat of July:

Services begin promptly at 9:30 AM,

with a minyan, and end at 11:00 AM.

Followed by a Kiddush luncheon.

July 7, 2018

August 4, 2018

Best wishes to

Temple Israel

from

Siegel and Segal

LILLY’S HOUSEKEEPING

CLEANING SERVICE

VAIDA MAJERIS

PO Box 269 Remsenburg, NY 11960

631-255-6373 [email protected]

Dear Temple Family, Please share in our joy as our son Forest becomes a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, September 1. Services will begin at 9:30 AM, followed by a Kiddush luncheon in the Social Hall. Eve and Chris Kaplan-Walbrecht


Don’t Throw Away Those Old Coats! Our temple teens will be holding a coat drive to benefit Maureen's Haven. They will be accepting new and used coats for adults and children, as well as new blankets. Infor-mation on collection dates will be coming soon. This is a heads-up to everyone: if you are spring cleaning, save the coats!

Temple Israel of Riverhead

Book Club

Monday, July 23 at 7:00 PM

The Plot Against America

by Philip Roth

Location: Temple Israel of Riverhead

Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly. Contact Harley Abrams at

[email protected] with any questions.

Welcome to New Members Welcome to our newest members Dr. Paul Edelson and his wife Leta. Say hello and welcome the Edel-sons to the Temple Israel family, if you should see them during the high Holy Days!


Parker Jewish Institute Mobile Adult Day Care Program

The Mobile Adult Day Care Program, sponsored by Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation, meets every Friday at Temple Israel, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Applications are still being accepted. Interested parties can call for more information at: (718) 289-2102.


Talmud Classes

Talmud classes continue on the following Wednesdays: July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 5, 12, and 26 from 6 to 7:30 PM. Rabbi Rascoe invites you to join us. There is always review, so no previous attendance is required. Attendees re-ceive an introduction to Talmudic logic, thought, and law.

Rabbi Rascoe Discusses Buber’s I and Thou

Rabbi Rascoe continues discussions of Martin Buber’s book, I and Thou. The next ses-sions will be held on Tuesdays, July 10 and 24, August 14 and 28, at 7 PM, at Temple Is-rael.

The Personhood of God

On Tuesdays, July 17 and August 21, beginning at 6 PM, we will look at the different im-ages of God as a person, and what those images say about God, our faith, and the whole human condition.

Interfaith Bible Book-of-the-Month Club The Interfaith Bible Class will resume meeting on Wednesday, September 12, from 9:30-11:30 AM, at St. Marks Church, 105 Randall Road, Shoreham. Please call Mike Griske (631-849-1744) club President, with any questions.


2018 - High Holy Days -5779

Our High Holiday Committee, Ritual Committee, and Rabbi Rascoe are planning a beautiful holiday season this year!

Selichot Saturday, Sept. 1, 8 PM

Rosh Hashanah Sunday, Sept. 9, 7 PM

Monday, Sept. 10, 9 AM

Tashlich, 6:45 PM at Riverhead Park (weather permitting,) followed by Mincha/Ma’ariv

Tuesday, Sept. 11, 10:00 AM, fol-lowed by kiddush luncheon

Yom Kippur Tuesday, Sept. 18, Kol Nidre 6:30 PM sharp

Wednesday, Sept 19, 9:00 AM, Yizkor following Torah Service

Study Session 3:45 PM, Mincha at 4:45 PM, Ne’ilah at 6:15 PM, followed by Break-the-fast

Sukkot Monday, Sept. 24, 8:30 AM

Tuesday, Sept 25, 8:30 AM

Shemini Atzeret Monday, Oct. 1, 8:30 AM Yizkor following Torah Service

Simchat Torah Tuesday, Oct. 2, 8:30 AM

Note: High Holy Days reservations for members and friends are due by September 3. Reserva-tion forms are on the following pages, as well as in a special High Holiday mailing.


Dear Fellow Congregant: Looking forward to the High Holy Days, we thought you would like an explanation of Temple Israel’s High Holy Day ticket process With membership, families receive two adult tickets and tickets for all children under age 21. Additional tickets for children over the age of 21 may be purchased for $100 each. Tickets for other adult family members are available at $140 each. Non-members may purchase tickets at $350 each. According to the Temple’s long-standing practice, we make High Holy Day seats avail-able at no charge to needy individuals, full-time college students, and active military personnel. To be courteous and fair to everyone, we ask that you consider the following infor-mation when ordering your tickets: 1. Each person attending High Holy Day services must have a ticket. Tickets are issued for specific seats (as in a theater,) and you are expected to occupy the seat designated on your ticket. 2. Tickets are non-transferable.

3. Inter-married spouse members and individual members may reserve tickets for them-selves, their spouses, and their children. 4. Each year, all but a few seats are reserved in advance; please do not assume that an unoccupied seat is an available seat. 5. Tickets cannot be purchased for non-relatives at the member rates. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to the spirit of our ticket process. We are all working diligently to make our High Holy Day services meaningful and dignified. If you have further questions, please call the temple office, 631 727-3191.

The High Holy Day Committee


High Holy Days 5779—Reservations for members and friends due no later than

September 3rd.

High Holy Days 2018 Rosh Hashanah begins: Sun. evening, September 9 Kol Nidre: Tues. evening, September 18 Yom Kippur: Wed. morning, September 19

You will receive the complete schedule along with your tickets.

For members in good standing, including pew owners, (dues must be current) we offer first choice for seat reservations. Please use the form below to reserve the number of seats you would like. We only issue tickets after receiving payment. Late reservations may not be accepted. Complete all sections that apply on the form below. Mail form with your payment by September 3rd. .....................................................................................................................................................................

Mail to: Temple Israel of Riverhead PO Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901 Name_______________________________________ Phone #______________________________ Address__________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________ Email address _________________________________

I am a paid-up member of Temple Israel and wish to reserve seats for the 2018 High

Holy Days.

______ Member seats, including unmarried children to age 21 living at home

______ Unmarried children between 13-21

______ Under 13 years old

______ Immediate family of member residing more than 50 miles beyond Riverhead

at $140 per person = $________

Names of all ticket holders and relationship:

______________________________________, ______________________________________ ______________________________________, ______________________________________ ______________________________________, ______________________________________ ______________________________________, ______________________________________

I am not a member of Temple Israel of Riverhead and wish to reserve seats for the 2018 High

Holy Days. I enclose a check for the following seats:

I am a member of Temple Israel and would like to purchase pew seats. Pleas? contact me

about selecting and purchasing these seats.

Please check which services you will attend (helps us to plan seating for all):

Rosh Hashanah: First day, Second day. Kol Nidre. Yom Kippur day.


Ticket Holder Names for High Holy Days 5779

Dear Members and Friends: Please list below the English and Hebrew names (for example, Shira Bat Avram, Ari Ben Mordechai) of those family members for whom you have reserved tickets to our High Holy Day services. Please mail this form by September 3, 2018.

English Name

Hebrew Name

Please mail this form to:

Temple Israel of Riverhead

PO Box 1531 Riverhead, NY 11901

Deadline: September 3, 2018


Placing Names on the Yizkor List—Yom Kippur

We will memorialize the names of the dear departed during the Yizkor Service, as we have done in the past. According to tradition, Tzedakah—the giving of charity—is an integral part of the Me-morial service. In that spirit, you may have the names of the departed inscribed in a beau-tiful Yizkor service booklet, including names on the memorial plaques. To have names memorialized in this booklet, please send a donation of $18 per name. Mail this form, with names printed clearly, along with your check. All names in the booklet and on plaques will be read during the Yizkor service. Memorialized by In loving memory of Example:

Submitted by: ____________________________ Total donation $__________

Congregation Temple Israel

Rabbi Chaim Gerlitz

Please make your check payable to Temple Israel of Riverhead and mail to Temple Israel of Riverhead, PO Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901 by no later than September 3.


High Holiday Sponsors Needed

Luncheon, Tuesday, Sept. 11

On the second day of Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, September 11, we start late and end early. Following services we convene for a delicious luncheon in the social hall. Please contact the temple office if you would like to sponsor the luncheon.

Break-the-fast, Wednesday, Sept. 19

At the conclusion of Yom Kippur, there is a sumptuous break-the-fast in our social hall af-ter Ne’ilah. There are several sponsorships available, at $250.00 each. Please consider be-ing a sponsor, and joining us for this community event.

High Holiday Flowers

If you wish to help beautify the Temple during the High Holy Days, you may do so by do-nating the flowers for Rosh Hashanah ($360.00) and/or for Yom Kippur ($360.00).

Donor:_____________________________________________________

In Honor of

In Memory of _____________________________________________

Rosh Hashana Yom Kippur All sponsorships are greatly appreciated. Luncheon, break-the-fast, and flower sponsors will be recognized in the announcements at services. Please make checks payable to Temple Israel of Riverhead, and send to: Temple Israel of Riverhead, PO Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901. Deadline: September 3, 2018


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His four rules, two don’ts and two do’s about aging gracefully are: Don’t be angry at the world. There is as much goodness around us today as there was when we were young. The beauty of nature hasn’t changed. And people haven’t changed, either. Don’t pity yourself. Since aging is not a disease, life is not a bitter pill. Try a dose of self-love. Do be grateful for what you have. We may have slowed down, but we’ve lost none of the wisdom life has taught us. Do share your life, not only tzores (troubles) with others. That’s the only way to avoid the curse of loneliness. Life is like flying on an El Al plane....Don’t just sit there, squeezed into a narrow confining seat: get to know people, you won’t feel like kvetching so much. Studies over time have found that: Republicans have been happier than Democrats since 1972; both are happier than Independents. Married people are happier than unmar-ried, with some caveats; and live longer and are healthier. Churchgoers are happier than non-

churchgoers, live longer, and are healthi-er. Community probably matters more than prayer. Sunbelt residents are happier than those living elsewhere. Rich people are happier than poor peo-ple; however, money is not the cause. Money matters if we have more than those around us. Contrary to expectations, however: Retirees are no happier than workers. Pet owners are no happier than those without pets. Couples with children are no happier than couples without children, meaning being married counts more than having children. So think about your perspective on life and what it says about your happiness quotient. And come to services. Study af-ter study shows that weekly churchgoers are happier than semi-attendees and no-shows. Presumably this also is true of shulgoers. Rabbi Michael Rascoe


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 members. Please contact Phyllis VanDyne at 631-734-7511 for information, .

Ongoing Silent Fundraisers for Temple Israel TD Bank: Stop in at the Westhampton Beach branch to find out about all the special offers for TIR members. TD bank will make contributions to TIR based on activity from our mem-bers. For details on their Affinity Membership Program, stop in at any branch if you are al-ready 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. 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.

An Easy Way to Help TI—Go Food Shopping!

Please contact Lana An-ker ([email protected],) Lorraine Richter (631-653-9028,) or the Tem-ple office to arrange a purchase. The total prof-it from card sales is do-nated to the general fund each year. Please sup-port this silent fundrais-er.

Gift Cards are now avail-able for all major super-markets...

• Best Market

• Stop & Shop

• King Kullen


TODAH RABAH!

Donations to Temple Israel of Riverhead

In memory of Jack Coladner—Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sanders. In memory of Sheldon Gusky—Dr. & Mrs. Martin Van Dyne. In memory of Deborah Krasnow, stepmother of Marilyn Tawfik—Judith Lockman, Jaime Siegel. In memory of Corky Segal—Judith Lockman, Jaime Siegel, Howard Gordon, Lana An-ker & family, Phyllis & Martin Van Dyne, CMC/DH Keene. In memory of Eddie Anker—Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rebak. In honor of Jaime Siegel—Lewis Topper. In honor of Jaime Siegel and the Board—Harry Redlitz. Donation—Mr. & Mrs. James Hahn. Refuah Shelamah Charles Kimpel—Jaime Siegel. Refuah Shelamah Ruth Sonkin—Jaime Siegel. Refuah Shelamah Eva Sanders—Jaime Siegel. Yahrzeit for Lena Alpert—mother-in-law of Esther Alpert. Yahrzeit for Arthur Warner—father of Scott Warner. Yahrzeit for Murray Sanders—brother of Arthur Sanders. Yahrzeit for Barbara Beil—Ruth Beil. Yahrzeit for Reuben Joseph—father-in-law of Lois Joseph. Yahrzeit for Herbert Diamond—grandfather of Isaac Israel. Yahrzeit for Lillian Hefter—mother of Robert Hefter.


TODAH RABAH!

Yahrzeit for Sanford Hefter—brother of Robert Hefter. Yahrzeit for Elli Adler—mother of Ruth Frank. Yahrzeit for Sidney Klein—father of Alice Ganz .

Trees for Israel In memory of Corky Segal—Richard Levinton.

Need a Ride to TIR?

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.

The Passing of Corky Segal

Temple Israel family and friends mourned the recent passing of Corky (Corinne) Segal on May 30th. She was a long-time member, beloved and well-known in our congregation. She and her husband Mickey were frequently seen at Friday night and Saturday morning services, on holidays, and at special events. She was always quick to greet friends and acquaintances alike.

Corky's three sons each spoke lovingly about her, and her many grandchildren and great-grandchildren were living testimony to her far-reaching influence. Her funeral was well-attended and emotional, all the speakers remembering incidents from their lives, touched by Corky. Of the many hats worn by Corky during her long lifetime, perhaps the most significant of all was that of mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She will long be remembered by so many of us, friends as well as her extensive family. Condolences to Mickey, Corky's sons, and their families.


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.

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.


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

May their memories be a blessing. July Tammuz/Av 5778

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.Y11901

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

7/1 Brown, Vera-Jean Tammuz 18

7/2 Mathews, Rose Tammuz 19

7/3 Korosteshevsky, Jacob Tammuz 20

7/5 Warner, Michael Tammuz 22

7/6 Mordkofsky, Raizel Tammuz 23

7/7 Arnold, Herman Tammuz 24

7/7 Greenberg, Herman Tammuz 24

7/7 Lustig, Irving Tammuz 24

7/7 Talsky, Murray Tammuz 24

7/8 Sacks, Mae Tammuz 25

7/8 Saperstein, Shirley Tammuz 25

7/8 Sulitzer, Anna Tammuz 25

7/10 Carasso, Bella Tammuz 27

7/10 Greenberg, Arthur Tammuz 27

7/11 Silver, Bertha Tammuz 28

7/12 Crowitz, Leonard Tammuz 29

7/12 Goldstein, Lawrence Tammuz 29

7/12 Leon, Charles Tammuz 29

7/13 Alper, Sarah Av 1

7/13 Diamond, Louis Av 1

7/13 Fishtahl, Jerry Av 1

7/13 Leon, Charna Av 1

7/13 Lipetz, Max Mendel Av 1

7/13 Slaw, Kalman Av 1

7/17 Sonkin, Irving Av 5

7/18 Adler, Elli Av 6

7/18 Schwartz, Moses Av 6

7/18 Wiesen, George Av 6

7/18 Wolborsky, George Av 6

7/19 Levy, Eugene Av 7

7/19 Morgan, Judith Av 7

7/19 Role, Theodore Av 7

7/21 Goldwyn, Eric Av 9

7/21 Rosenfeld, Samuel Av 9

7/23 Colbert, Lylla Av 11

7/23 Field, Joseph Av 11

7/23 Siskind, Paul Av 11

7/24 Millman, Abraham Av 12

7/24 Raffe, Henry Av 12

7/25 Goldman, Rose Av 13

7/27 Acard, Eva Av 15

7/27 Gaster, Eugene Av 15

7/28 Harding, Dora Av 16

7/28 Prolman, Marilyn Av 16

7/29 Harding, Max Av 17

7/29 Van Dyne, (Abraham) Robert Av 17

7/30 Chizever, Larry Av 18

7/30 Goldberg, Joseph Jack Av 18

7/30 Ketover, Lawrence Av 18

7/30 Senft, Martin Av 18

7/30 Zaglin, Bryn Av 18


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

May their memories be a blessing. August Av/Elul 5778

8/1 Mask, Israel Av 20

8/2 Faden, Estelle Av 21

8/3 Israel, Rachel Av 22

8/6 Scheinberg, Isidore Av 25

8/6 Van Dyne, Gladys (Goldie) Av 25

8/7 Doctrow, William Av 26

8/8 Kaiserman, Gerson Av 27

8/13 Shapiro, Harry Elul 2

8/14 Kaplan, Rose Elul 3

8/14 Steiner, Clara Elul 3

8/14 Wiesen, Jacob Elul 3

8/15 Greenberg, Esther Elul 4

8/15 Mottus, Selma Elul 4

8/15 Sandberg, Mordecai Gimpel Elul 4

8/16 Doctrow, Leota Elul 5

8/16 Tepper, Helen Elul 5

8/17 Anker, Bella Elul 6

8/17 Kleinburg, Moishe Elul 6

8/17 Kleinburg, Rivkah Elul 6

8/17 Kleinburg, Shayna Layah Elul 6

8/17 Kleinburg, z'Chahryah Elul 6

8/18 Sadoff, Dorothy Elul 7

8/18 Segal, Alan Elul 7

8/19 Mainzer, Allan Elul 8

8/19 Zipser, Eleanor Elul 8

8/19 Zuck, Racille Elul 8

8/20 Kaplan, Jack Elul 9

8/20 O'Mally, Bertha Elul 9

8/21 Faine, Mary Elul 10

8/22 Ritigstein, William Elul 11

8/23 Berkowitz, Lorraine Elul 12

8/23 Joseph, Annette Elul 12

8/25 Kleinburg, Avraham Elul 14

8/25 Schiff, Harry Elul 14

8/26 Horowitz, Ida Elul 15

8/26 Kaplan, Morris Elul 15

8/26 Schackman, Bernard Elul 15

8/26 Slaw, Edward Elul 15

8/28 Hochheiser, Hannah Elul 17

8/28 Kaplan, Sharon Elul 17

8/29 Eisenman, David Elul 18

8/29 Kallman, Mary Elul 18

8/29 Slaw, William Elul 18

8/29 Sonkin, Milton Elul 18

9/2 Drexler, Robert Elul 22

9/2 Ganz, Rachel Elul 22

9/2 Leavitt, Sarah Elul 22

9/2 Leavitt, Simon Elul 22

9/3 Mulamood, Herman Elul 23

9/3 Role, Josephine Elul 23

9/4 Barbanel, Joseph Elul 24

9/4 Leavitt, Mollie Elul 24

9/4 Mainzer, Joan Elul 24

9/4 Schlansky, Vivian Frank Elul 24

9/5 Gattegno, Daisy Elul 25

9/5 Harris, Louis Elul 25

9/5 Kaplan, Isidore Elul 25

9/5 Lockman, Frances Elul 25

9/5 Rascoe, Jeanne Elul 25

9/6 Goldstein, Jennie Elul 26

9/6 Kagan, Henry Elul 26

9/7 Leviloff, Barnett Elul 27

9/8 Carlson, Louis Elul 28

9/8 Froehlich, Rebbecca Elul 28

9/8 Tunick, Marilyn Elul 28


SABBATH SERVICES

Friday evenings at 7:00 PM Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM

July 2018

Day Date Candle Lighting

Friday Oneg

Friday Evening Saturday Morning

7/6 8:07 PM Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Israel


7/13 8:04 PM Dr. & Mrs. Richard Richter and family


7/20 7:59 PM Debby Bieling and family


7/27 7:53 PM Rob Brown

Something to Kvell about? Let us know! Please let us know if you have an event you would like to celebrate: the birth of a child or grandchild, a special graduation, an accomplishment of a close relative, or any of the other joys of life. Email the information to Allen Silver at [email protected].

Plant a Tree in Israel

You can have a tree planted in Israel for a donation of $18. Contact Sheila Muller, at PO 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.

Sponsor a Speaker at Temple Israel

If you are interested in sponsoring a future Shabbat speaker program, please contact Jaime Siegel or Lorraine Richter.


SABBATH SERVICES

Friday evenings at 7:00 PM Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM

August 2018

Day Date Candle Lighting

Friday Oneg


8/3 7:45 PM Mr. & Mrs. Toby Lustig


8/10 7:37 PM Mr. & Mrs. Richard Blumenthal


8/17 7:27 PM Dr. & Mrs. David Lissauer


8/24 7:17 PM Mr. & Mrs. Howie Collins


8/31 7:05 PM The Kaplan-Walbrecht family in honor of Forest’s Bar Mitzvah


9/7 6:54 PM Jaime Siegel

Shabbat on the Beach Update

On Friday, June 15, the annual Shabbat on the Beach was held at Kenny’s Road Beach in Southold. Visit us on the web to view pictures.


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