Torah times 7,2009 - Congregation B`nai Torah

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T h e T o r a h Ti m e s
Of
C o n g re g a t i o n B ’ n a i T o r a h
Together We Honor G-d and Torah, Promote Spiritual
Growth and Strengthen Our Community
Edited By: Lea Moskowitz
& Harvey Singer
Produced By: Vicki Goldberg
Volume 10, Issue 11
Tammuz— Av 5769
THE VENETIAN DEEP STACK EXTRAVAGANZA III
Satellite Charity Classic Poker Tournament
Inside this issue:
Rabbi’s Message
President’s Message
2
Sisterhood News
Business Committee Rpt
Building & Grounds Rpt
Choir News
Veterans Information
3
Yahrzeits
4
Get Well Wishes
Ritual Committee Rpt
Non Members memorial donation
Birthday Messages
The Thank You Spot
New Member Listing
5
Anniversary Messages
Library Notes
Thank You Note
Bank Information Note
6
Federation News
Religious School News
Let us Honor You Form
7
Rhodes Rally
8
Congratulations & Member News
July Calendar
Congregation B’nai Torah hosted this Poker Tournament
at the Daytona Beach Kennel Club & Poker Room on Sunday,
June 7th. The top prizes in this event had a prize package
including round trip airfare for two, accommodations and food
and beverage at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, and entry
into one of The Venetian Poker Room tournaments.
Rabbi & the Winner
Michelle Ashby
National Basketball Association superstar, and local Daytona
Beach personality (Mainland High School), Vince Carter
attended the event, signed many autographs, and played
poker. Vince, who is opening his local restaurant on LPGA
Blvd in late 2009, also provided food samples to the poker
players of some of the menu items planned for his restaurant.
About 275 people played in our DEEP STACK tournament. The tournament started at about 1:15
pm and ended just before midnight. The regular Poker Room staff handled the poker play and
managed the tournament from start to finish. Everything was well organized and executed, and
conducted in a professional atmosphere. All the poker players enjoyed themselves.
Rabbi Kane and Scott Frank were our Co-Chairs for this event. Many congregants participated in
the advance work prior to the event and at the tournament itself. Congratulations to Rabbi and
Scott and all others who contributed to the success of this event. Work well done!
Our members helping at the registration table
9
Advertisers
10
Advertisers
Tree of Life Info.
11
Rabbi’s Reminders
July, 2009
12
Vince Carter signing
autographs behind our
member Barbara Cohen
Watch this area in August for a bio of our upcoming
Bar Mitzvah Luke Haberman, August 14th & 15th, 2009
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VO LU M E 10 , IS SU E 1 0
Notes from Rabbi S. David Kane
With the Venetian Deep Stack Charity
Classic Porker tournament behind us
we have gained some responsibilities
as a result of our success. This month
we will begin a three month service
project to send goods to our troops in
Iraq and Afghanistan. As you are
aware, we had a very successful drive
for a unit in Iraq two years ago. With
the help of some of the
local
churches, I believe that we will have a
significant amount of goods to ship to
our service men and women.
I have two requests:
1) Since we will have enough
goods for more than one unit in each
country, please let me know if you
have a relative stationed in Iraq or
Afghanistan so that we can
send some of the goods to his
or her unit.
2) Since the end of our
three month period coincides
with the high holidays, I will
need two or three people to help
me co-ordinate our collections
and shipments.
This project starts a new era in
the future of Congregation B’nai
Torah. Every three months we
will work together on some
worthy project because, our
faith requires us to “do Justice”.
Do you know what the Hebrew
root for the word justice has become in today's Judaism? The
word is tzedakah. Within the
next few weeks I will send out a
list from our military units of the
kinds of goods they need and
which we will be collecting.
I’m looking forward to working
with all of you on this worthy
project.
Rabbi Kane
PS: Don’t forget to attend
services during July and
August.
PPS: Remember to RSVP for
the CBT Summer Splash Pool
Party at the Kane’s on Sunday
July 5th 2-5
(call Vicki 672-1174)
Message from the co-Presidents: Norman Feldman & Alan Rabin
Summer has arrived in central
Florida. I guess you can tell by the
90 degree plus weather and the
almost unbearable heat index.
Luckily for us, the air conditioning
for Shabbat services keeps us
cool. With so many congregants
away, we are asking that you try to
make a commitment to attend two
Shabbat morning services so that
we have a minyan. As someone
once said. “Try it, You’ll like it.”
These past weeks since Alan and I
have become co-presidents, we
have been busy with the
successful fund raising projects concert and charity poker
tournament. We have begun
planning for the rest of the year
and all committees are busy with
their projects. We would like to
thank Marvin Schild, Bruce
Barenbaum, Scott Frank, the
Rabbi, Melanie Dolan and all the
members who worked above and
beyond to get us off to a great
start. From the comments we have
heard, both events were well
received and everyone had a good
time.
Our newest Bat Mitzvah, Chelsea
Cohen led services and chanted
beautifully. We now look forward to
Luke Haberman’s Bar Mitzvah in
August.
Looking to the future, the High
Holidays are less than three months
away. Please respond positively
when Harvey Singer calls to ask you
to participate in the services.
Alan and I are available to answer
any questions you may have
concerning B’nai Torah and
welcome your input and involvement
in our congregation.
In between all our meetings Harvey
Singer and I managed to paint the
school building. Take a peek when
you come to services over the
weekend.
Hey, you know what? We
are looking for a few good
men or women who like to
paint interior walls and are
willing to help with sprucing
up the school and office
building. Please contact
Norman Feldman
(386-437-8142) or Vicki in
the office (672-1174) if you
wish to volunteer.
We need
your help !
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SISTERHOOD NEWS: President Lynn Hartman
Please watch this spot for
upcoming Sisterhood news
in the very near future.
Hope everyone has a happy,
healthy & fun filled summer.
Lynn Hartman
CHOIR MEMBERS NEEDED
Do you like to sing? If so, the CBT Choir
needs you, especially if you can sing either
tenor or bass. (We'll be happy with extra altos
and sopranos too!) For various reasons some
of our choir members will not be able to
participate in the Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur services this year. We sincerely want to
enhance these services with beautiful choir
music. So, please, if you'd like to join us give
Sue Abel (672-0403)or Diane Beitscher
(672-7826) a call.
Buildings & Grounds Committee Report , From Harvey Singer, Chair
Ongoing grounds care and building maintenance continues. Building systems continue
to function normally. The exterior cleanup and painting of our Office & School Building
has been completed. Thanks to Norman Feldman, the building exterior was pressure
washed and painted. The interior will be done next, probably painting the hallway area
first.
Some touch-up painting was also done on the Temple exterior.
RECYCLE ALERT!!!
Please bring in your empty printer and copier cartridges. We can recycle them for cash.
Thank you
Business Committee Report: By Stu Amols
Keeping watching this spot for upcoming reports.
The Jewish War Veterans of Volusia/Flagler Counties, Post
#300 are proud to be the oldest veterans service organization in
the U.S. We the members, invite all veterans and their wives to
our monthly Breakfast/Meeting. We provide aid to all veterans,
regardless of race or religion. For further information, contact
Stan Kates (386) 446-0678 or Irv Hoffman (386) 445-1082.
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VO LU M E 10 , IS SU E 9
YAHRZEITS
Roger Applegate
By
Carolann Applegate
Freida Bauer
By
Bertha Wohl
Mendel Bauer
By
Bertha Wohl
Shanka Bauer
By
Bertha Wohl
Edward Blankensein
By
Evelyn Blankenstein
Alan Calton
By
Robin Freedman
Eleanor Fine
By
Morrisa Mc Coy
Geraldine Flavio
By
Charles Flavio
Mildred Gordon
By
Sue Abel
Sol Hartman
By
Lynn Hartman
Arthur Kaplan
By
Ada Siegel
Bernice Germain
By
Evelyn Blankenstein
MEMORIAL
Jo Ann Singer
By
Harvey Singer
Frances Singer
By
Sue & Irv Abel
“Zecher Tzaddik Livracha”
“The memory of a righteous
person is a blessing forever”
Ritual Committee Report, Harvey Singer, Chairperson
The Bat Mitzvah of Chelsea Cohen on May 29th & 30th went very well. All who
were present expressed praise for our congregation on how well the Bat Mitzvah
service was conducted and how Chelsea was well prepared.
The remaining B’nai Mitzvot during this calendar year are: Luke Haberman on
August 14th & 15th, and Ethan Ravede on December 4th & 5th.
There will be a Story-Time Shabbat evening service on Friday, July 3rd, at 7 pm.
Looking ahead to the upcoming High Holidays, Erev Rosh Hashanah will be on
Friday evening, September 18th, and the 1st and 2nd days of Rosh Hashanah on
Saturday & Sunday, September 19th & 20th. Erev Yom Kippur (Kol Nidre) will be
on Sunday evening, September 27th, and Yom Kippur on Monday, September
28th.
Please put these dates on your calendars.
Get Well Wishes
Marilyn Goldsmith
From
Sheryl & Ken Lipowitz
Norma Smith
From
Lois & Nat Liebman
Mr. Howard Amols has given a
donation to the Temple in memory
of Phil Rosenberg
Dr. Lisa Reimer has given a
donation to the Temple in memory
of Phil Rosenberg
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Bruce Barenbaum
From
Renee & Nick Arbuiso
Barbara Cohen
Lynn Hartman
Carole & Jerry Miller
Lea & Charles Moskowitz
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Jean & Marvin Schild
Caryl & Charlie Shalett
Harvey Singer
Evelyn Ladau
From
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
Jean Schild
From
Paula & Bruce Barenbaum
Barbara Cohen
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Harvey Singer
Jay Beggelman
From
Harvey Singer
Vicki Goldberg
From
Barbara Cohen
Roberta & Norman Feldman
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Harvey Singer
Bertha Wohl
Jerry Miller
From
Evelyn Blankenstein
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
Debra Wood
From
Harvey Singer
The following people send their thanks.
Jean Schild sent a donation to thank all those
who remembered her birthday.
A donation was received with the following note
from Rochelle & Edward Cohen in appreciation
of our hospitality and warmth during their recent
visit for Chesea Cohen’s Bat Mitzvah. They
really appreciated the environment we provided
to allow Chelsea the comfort to perform as she
did. As a former teacher, Rochelle could
appreciate the effort of the mentors who provided
Chelsea’s instructions. It was a token in honor of
Chelsea’s Bat Mitzvah and our humanity . The
Cohen’s wish everyone health and happiness.
Evelyn Ladau has given a donation to the
Rabbi’s discretionary fund in loving memory of
her father George Berger (Reb Naftalie Gershon
Ben Reb Chaim Wolf)
David Offenberg
From
Harvey Singer
Denise Herstein
From
Harvey Singer
Jim Ravede
From
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
A Leaf on the Tree of Life has been give
in honor of Lea & Charlie Moskowitz.
From Karen & Ron Iseman
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Judith Kane
From
Barbara Cohen
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Harvey Singer
Carin Rothberg
From
Evelyn Blankenstein
Barbara Cohen
Lynn Hartman
Harvey Singer
Bertha Wohl
JULY BIRTHDAYS (* Youth)
(01) Nathan Amols
(02) Bertha Wohl
(04) Adam Niedzwiecki
(08) Roberta Golden (13) Esther Kletz
(14) Roberta Feldman
(18) Danielle Selis
(18) Sheryl Lipowitz (19) Caryl Shalett
(19) Allan Liebman
(20) Stan Beitcher
(21) Valerie Kane
(22) Mary Beggelman (23) Debra Rodensky (27) Lea Moskowitz
(31) Diane Beitscher
(31) Bonnie Berns
Charlie & I would like to express our “Thanks” to all our
B’nai Torah Friends for their kind wishes on the occasion
of our 61st Wedding Anniversary.
Please add our newest
members to your B’nai
Torah Year Book:
Welcome
Esther
&
Nathan
Amols
Esther & Nathan Amols
101 Clyde Morris Blvd
(Ormond in the Pines)
Apt. 130
Ormond Beach, FL
32174
386-677-5088
LIBRARY NOTES: From Jean Leonard
A friend at Aberdeen, where I reside, handed me
the book The Book Thief by Markus Zuzak
Liversari. His comment was "You must read this as
the book is so gripping that I could not put it down.
As a book lover, you, too, will also feel that way.
How can one exist without books?" So, I borrowed
the book, finding that his words were indeed true. It
was my companion for weeks.
does laundry for wealthy people in exchange
for a pittance, but it goes a long way as she
knows how to make even the smallest
amount into pots of soup. The foster father is
a painter of houses. He keeps his painting
supplies in the basement and has put up
large sheets to cover the windows so that the
basement will be dark. One evening Liesel
goes down to the basement only to find the
The author grew up in Sydney, Australia and
paint barrels in a corner with a sheet covering
writing intrigued him. As a young lad he would ask them. Intrigued, she explores that area, only
his grandparents and parents to tell him about their to discover a young man hiding under the
years in Europe growing up during the 2nd World
sheet behind the barrels. She gets on her
War and the eventual escape of the family, starting knees and crawls to him, being sure to be
in Munich. The story starts when a young girl,
quiet. A friendship develops as Liesel secretly
Liesel, 12 at the time is adopted by foster parents. visits him and they tell each other about
She learns that her biological mother is taken away their backgrounds. She learns that he is a
and the foster parents save her by claiming she is Jewish young man, the only one of his family
a relative. Liesel develops a bonding with her fosto escape. They converse a great deal and
ter father and finds that he is supportive and lovshe keeps the secret, feeds him too as the
ing. The foster mother is very demanding and
foster father shares his small portion of food.
seems to know how to get food on the table. She
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How does the book get it's title? One day she is
outside and sees books being burned. She
sneaks near the fire and pulls out a book, hiding
it behind her blouse. This book becomes
a friend as she reads it, chapter by chapter to
the young man, using a candle for light. It also
keeps the young man alive as it gives him
something to look forward too. And so she starts
sneaking into the Mayor's library and other
places for more books. There are so many
stories within this book as you learn about the
backgrounds of many people. It also makes you
realize that books can be friends when there is
no one else.
We don't have this book in our library, but it can
be found in the public library along with the
author's other 3 books. I greatly appreciated
reading this book and feel like The Book Thief
whenever I'm traveling through a book.
Do enjoy reading
Books make good friends. Jean Leonard.
ANNIVERSARY GOOD WISHES
Jay & Mary Beggelman
From
Harvey Singer
From
Carolann Applegate
Evelyn Blankenstein
Barbara Cohen
Barbara (Mom) Goldstein
Lynn Hartman
Carole & Jerry Miller
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Harvey Singer
Bertha Wohl
Vicki & Paul Goldberg
From
Carolann Applegate
Barbara Cohen
Carin & Ed Rothberg
Harvey Singer
Bertha Wohl
Bonnie & Dr. David Turetsky
From
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
JULY ANNIVERSARIES
(02)
(06)
(10)
(12)
(25)
Lisa & Dr. Richard Rhodes
Evelyn & Erwin Ladau
Robin & Ray Weiss
Cindy & Tommy Newman
Harriette & Charles Flavio
Beverly & Dr. Marvin Lewis
From
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
Ellen & Alan Rabin
From
Barbara Cohen
Harvey Singer
Eileen & Robert Elkin
From
Harvey Singer
DID YOU KNOW?
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR BANK SEND US A MONTHLY
DUES CHECK AUTOMATICALLY. IT MAKES THINGS
VERY SIMPLE. WHY NOT TRY IT.
THANKS
A very heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone
who sent me birthday greeting and also best
wishes for Paul’s and my anniversary.
Who would have believed that when I started
here almost 8 years ago I not only received a
great job I received a family of wonderful friends
as well. Again, many thanks from both of us.
Vicki & Paul Goldberg
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JEWISH FEDERATION OF VOLUSIA AND FLAGLER COUNTIES
470 Andalusia Avenue - Ormond Beach, Florida 32174-7502 (386) 672-0294 - FAX. # (386) 673-1316
On Sunday, June 7th, the Annual Meeting of
the Jewish Federation was held at Temple
Beth-El. The former President, Lynne G.
Ritter, gave words of welcome to the audience and gave thanks to many people especially Ray and Gloria Max who work very
hard making a difference for people in this
community. Mayor Fred Costello released
the old board and installed the new board.
Marian Kohen, was installed as the New
President for 2009-2010. She gave an inspirational speech vowing to reach out to
the community and let them know that this
Federation might be small but we accomplish many things. Gloria Max, the Executive Director, reiterated all the accomplishments that the Federation did during the
past year. She told the audience that the
need has increased many times over and
she was thankful that her husband, Ray,
came on board to take care of the food
bank, exclusively. Reports were given by
Treasurer, Richard Blum, Miriam SimonCampaign Report, Marian Kohen –Social
Service Report and the Endowment
Report was given by Michael Furman.
The entertainment was superb especially
when Harry Burney sang “Old Man
River": An added bonus was when
Mimi Doliner, daughter of Barbara &
Dr.. Stuart Doliner spoke about the late
Holocaust Survivor Asia Doliner, how
upbeat she was considering what she
went through during the Holocaust.
Mimi spoke how optimistic Asia was
and how she continued to speak at any
school about the horrors of the holocaust and that we should never take our
freedoms for granted. Then she spoke
about the magical flute that was willed
to her from her great aunt Asia. This
flute was owned by Asia’s husband Joe
and it saved him from the gas chambers because Joe was in a special band
that played when the Red Cross visited
the so called good treatment camps.
What a deception this was, but it saved
Joe’s life. Asia knew that Amanda
would lovingly take care of this flute and
Mimi overwhelmed the crowd with her
playing Asia’s favorite song Of-en
Pripichuck. Jackie Flavio, daughter
of Harriette and Chuck Flavio displayed
her artistic talent in the lobby of the
Temple. Two beautiful young ladies
that make us proud. Plaques were
given to Rabbi Steven David Kane for
continuing the annual walk-a-thon
which raises much needed funds to
help the Jerry Food Pantry. We also
want to thank Sue Abel for being a
fantastic Secretary Gloria couldn't do
without her. Marilyn FreedmanRefreshment Chairman with her workers Ada Siegel and Joan Meres did a
great job with the refreshments.
We are still looking for funds for the
annual Back to School Project that
helps 6,200 local kids, regardless of
race or religion receive brand new
backpacks filled with supplies. Cost
for one student is $25.00.
Have a great summer!
Marion Kohen
President
Gloria Max
Executive Director
Ok Kids here are some hints for your summer.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS
Will resume when school begins in the fall.
Wishing our students a summer filled with
fun, home chores, and perhaps a bit of
study to round it off.
1. Help around the house
2.
Keep learning
3. Make sure you come to Temple
4.
Enjoy your friends
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER
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Harriette Flavio, our Vice President,& Memebrship/Event Planning chair announces!
The Rhodes Rally
August 30th, start time 2:00 pm
Location: Congregation B'Nai Torah
Cost: $12.50 per person
Each car team made up of 4 people-singles or couples are OK. Please RSVP to
Vicki (672-1174) and let her know your team.
Trouble finding a team? We can help form teams if necessary. The event will end at an
undisclosed place for awards and a delicious pizza and salad dinner.
Congratulations and Special Announcements plus some great news.
Congratulations to Jill and Dr. Alan Goldsmith on the engagement
of their son Scott to Marlana …
Mazel Tov From: Lea & Charles Moskowitz
Congratulations to Scott Goldsmith on graduating college and going
to Medical School.
Mazel Tov From: Lea & Charles Moskowitz
Congratulations to Jill and Dr. Alan Goldsmith on the engagement
of their son Scott to Marlana …
Mazel Tov From: Lisa & Dr. Richard Rhodes
Congratulations to Robin Cohen on the Bat Mitzvah of her daughter
Chelsea.
Mazel Tov From: Lisa & Dr. Richard Rhodes
Congratulations to Suzanne Stein for completing her doctorate in
Physical therapy. Dr. Stein has been a practicing physical therapist
for 26 years and is board certified in geriatrics.
Congratulations to Scott Goldsmith on graduating college and going
to Medical School.
Mazel Tov From: Caryl & Charlie Shalett
Samantha Turetsky is off to college in Gainesville as her classes
begin on June 29th. We wish her the best of luck in her new endeavors.
Your family misses you very much.
Rena & Mike Katz want to let everyone know they have moved the
repair dept. of H & E Clocks as of July 1st to Labosco Castles for
drop off of all clocks needing repairs. Their phone # is still 7610077 The Castle is located on US 1 just south of Dunlawton.`
Barbara Cohen and her family are enjoying a cruise to Alaska.
We hope they are enjoying the cooler weather.
Carin & Ed Rothberg are enjoying a cruise to Alaska.
We hope they are having a great time.
Lea & Charlie Moskowitz and their family are cruising in the
Caribbean; hope they are having calm waters..
Paula & Bruce are vacationing in Connecticut with their family.
Have a safe trip home.
Barbara Cohen, Lea & Charlie Moskowitz, & Harvey Singer are
going on a trip to remember in July. They are taking a European
River Cruise from the Rhine down to the Danube. They will visit
Amsterdam and various cities till they reach Budapest.
We wish them a safe voyage..
Dear Friends: Marsha and I have very happy news to share with
all of you: Our son Matthew is engaged to Kimberly Milligan. She
is a lovely girl and we know that they will have a wonderful future
together. Kimberly and Matt met in the FSU Marching Band
several years ago. Kimberly graduated several months ago from
Florida State University with a degree in Psychology and is now
enrolled in a program that will lead to her becoming a Physician's
Assistant. Kimberly and her parents are from Boca Raton. Matt is
set to begin his second year of Law School at Florida International
University in Miami. He is clerking with Judge Orfinger this summer
with the Fifth District Court of Appeals in Daytona Beach.
We are just plain happy for them and we are very proud of
them. No wedding date is set, but we will keep everyone posted.
Dr. Philip and Marsha Shapiro
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RABBI & VAL’S OFFICE CLOSED FOR
SUMMER SPLASH & 4TH OF JULY
POOL PARTY 2-5 PM
Sun
9
9 Av
30
2 Av
23
16
17 Tammuz
CBT Board Mtg
7PM
Fri
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10 Av
Service 7:30 PM
Lite Candles 6:52 PM
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3 Av
Service 7:30 PM Shabbat Devarim
Lite Candles 6:52 PM Service 10 AM
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25 Tammuz
4 Av
25
26 Tammuz
Shabbat Mattot—Masei
Service 7:30 PM Service 10 AM
Lite Candles 6:52PM
19 Tammuz
11
12 Tammuz
4
18 Tammuz
Service 7:30 PM Shabbat Pinchas
Lite Candles 6:51PM Service 10 AM
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11 Tammuz
Service 10 AM
Lite Candles 6:50PM Shabbat Chukkat - Balak
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Sat
July, 2009
3
2 Service 7PM
Story Time Shabbat
10 Tammuz
Thu
Congregation B’nai Torah
Tammuz - Av 5769
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TREE OF LIFE
The Sanctuary at CONGREGATION B’NAI TORAH houses an impressive TREE OF LIFE, donated by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes.
Stylized “Leafs” or “Foundation Stones” celebrate a happy, or any, occasion.
A brass leaf will be engraved with the name of the celebrated person(s) and other appropriate information and will be added to the
Tree of Life for a donation of $118.
For very special occasions, there are a limited number of “Foundation Stones of the Tree of Life” available. A brass plate will be engraved with the name of the celebrated person(s) and other appropriate information and will be placed upon a Foundation Stone of
the Tree of Life for a donation of $500.
Please make your check payable to Congregation B’nai Torah and bring or mail, with this completed form, to 403 N. Nova Road, Ormond Beach, FL 32174. Each leaf, or plate, is custom engraved, separately ordered, and takes about 1 - 2 weeks for delivery from
date of order. There are many choices for wording (see existing leafs, or plates, for examples).
For more information, please call the Office (672-1174) or Harvey Singer (677-7713).
Please fill out the following form to start the process (you will be called to discuss).
Leaf _____________ or Plate ________________ (check one)
Celebrated person(s) name(s) as you want to appear:
______________________________________________________________________
Saying – example, In Honor of her Bat Mitzvah:
From – Donor(s) name(s) as you want to appear (for a few names), or “From Her Many Friends” (if many names)
Ordering person’s name and phone number: Today’s Date: ______________________________
T ORAH T IM ES
Congregation B'nai Torah
A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
403 N. Nova Road
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
OFFICERS & BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Co - Presidents
Norman Feldman
Alan Rabin
CoCo-Vice Presidents
Stuart Amols
Harriette Flavio
Treasurer
Barbara Cohen
Recording Secretary
Barbara Goldstein
386386-672672-1174, Fax 386386-672672-6834
E-Mail : [email protected]
Website (www.mybnaitorah.com)
Office Hours 10 am - 2 pm daily, MM-F
FIRST CLASS MAIL
Trustees (2008(2008-2010)
Bari Amols, Sema Friedman, Caryl Shalett,
Ray Weiss
Trustees (2009(2009-2011)
Dr. Alan Goldsmith, Dr. Richard Rhodes,
Jack Rohald, Ed Rothberg, Charlie Shalett
Religious School Chair, To be announced
Sisterhood President,
Lynn Hartman
Past Presidents, Harvey Singer, Irv Abel, Charles
Moskowitz, Lea Moskowitz
REMINDERS FROM THE RABBI
Friday, July 3rd at 7pm
Story Time Shabbat, as well
as a special salute to America in honor of
Independence Day.
Remember the Rabbi’s
Summer Splash Pool Party
on Sunday July 5th, 2-5.
Please call or e-mail the
office to let us know you are
coming.
Our summer time service
project will involve adopting
Matthew Robin’s unit in Iraq
(Bobbie Gordon’s
Grandson). More details to
follow.
Don’t forget to think about
what you would like for
adult education this year.
You may contact the Rabbi
at [email protected]
or 871-9187.
Is there any interest in seeing
Fiddler on the Roof on a
Wednesday evening in the fall
when it comes to Orlando?
Topol, the star of the movie is
playing Tevye. We will send
an e-mail this month with some
cost information.
Please do not forget to attend
services this summer. We
especially need you at
Saturday services.

Torah times 7,2009 - Congregation B`nai Torah

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