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Temple Sholom 5 East Dillon Road

P.O. Box 664Monticello, NY 12701

845-794-8731Call to confirm office is open: Please ring the bell for entry.

Office Hours: Mon 12:30 - 3:00

Mon 10-3 when Primetimers meet

Tue-Wed-Thu 11:00 - 6:00Fri 10:00 - 2:00

Rabbi on premises Tue & [email protected]

www.templesholomny.org

RabbiMichele Brand Medwin, D.Min.

[email protected]

Board OfficersPresident, Dr. Neal JacobsVice President, Don HorowitzVice President, Stacey SharoffTreasurer, Marcia Salton Secretary, Anne Palley Past President, Steve Lerner

Board of TrusteesHal Abrams

Judith CutlerDavid EpsteinDebbie Glatt

Susan KantorLauren MillerMartin Miller

Bonnie Mitzner-KirschHoward Perlman

Dr. Stephanie PhillipsPaula Schroeder

Ira SimonRuth Turk

Michael ZalkinEducation Staff

Rabbi Medwin, D.Min.Lauren Miller

Office & Kitchen StaffStephanie Millett

JULY 2019 SIVAN / TAMMUZ 5779

Temple Sholom’s Harbinger

JOIN US AT: DeHoyos Memorial Park Hay Street, Monticello (meet at Pavilion)

(Directions from Temple Sholom: Right onto Forestburgh Road, left onto Hay Street)

6:00 PM - Dinner (Bring your own picnic dinner/drinks)

7:00 PM - Shabbat Service (followed by Oneg sponsored by Joel Lerner)

Bring: Dinner, chair and/or blanket to sit on for services, sweater or jacket – it usually cools down in the evening. Rain or shine

July 12, 2019Picnic Dinner and Nature Shabbat Service

Please renew your Century Club membership or, if not a member, please join with us at our annual rate of $100 or more.

The names and messages of all members are inscribed each year on the Century Club plaque in the lobby.

In order to ensure your inscription, we must have your commitment by the first week in July so that it can be displayed before the High Holy Days beginning September 30.

YOUR NAME:_________________________________________________

PLEASE PRINT BELOW HOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOUR NAME(S) AND MESSAGE APPEAR ON THE PLAQUE.

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Learner’s Service Friday, July 26, 2019

7:30 PM

Want to make the Shabbat service a more meaningful experience? Learn the structure of the service and the meaning behind the prayers during this special Visual T’filah service.

From: the Rabbi...

Moses Was A Very Humble Man

I am writing this the morning of Shabbat B’haalotecha. As I usually do on Erev Shabbat, I will be reading a few verses of this Torah portion during Shabbat services. Fifty two years ago, on June 17, 1976, I read the same verses when I became a Bat Mitzvah.

Each year when I read the Torah portion again, I learn a new lesson. The parsha is about Moses and Miriam. Miriam complains about Moses because he gets more attention from God than she does, and Miriam feels she is also a worthy prophet, as good as Moses.

After that exchange, the Torah says, “Now Moses was a very humble man, more so than any other man on earth.” ( Numbers 12:3) It is because of Moses humility that the Torah is called the Five Books of Moses. God wants to teach Miriam a lesson of humility so she is banned from the camp for a week.

How does Judaism define humility? Being humble does not mean being docile or meek. Being humble does not mean continually deferring to other opinions. Tr ue humility is believing that one’s special talents are gifts from God. Each person has been granted unique and special powers with which to effect change in the world. The humble person understands that he or she has been bestowed with these powers not for personal fulfillment but for tikkun olam, fixing the world, making the world better. The self-centered person looks upon his or her accomplishments as a sense of personal accomplishment. The humble individual removes the “I” from the task at hand. Saying not – “I need to perform these tasks,” rather, these tasks need to be performed by me in partnership with God.” Perhaps I was too young 52 years ago, to truly appreciate this valuable lesson.

Rabbi Michele Brand Medwin, D.Min.

UPCOMING BAR & BAT MITZVAHS

Do you know that all temple members and their guests are welcome to attend services on

Fridays and Saturdays when a bar or bat mitzvah is taking place?

Coming in August: Rachel and Tayler Zirt will each become Bat Mitzvah the first weekend in August. Please come to temple as they lead services on Friday, August 2, and read from the Torah on Saturday morning, August 3, at 10:15 am.


Temple Sholom

Annual

CARD PARTYMonday, July 29 11:30-4:00 PM

at the CAMELOT WOODS CLUBHOUSE

Get your MAH JONGG, CANASTA, & BRIDGE GAMES together to help Temple Sholom

Donation: $25 per person(checks payable to Temple Sholom)

Get your table together and call for your reservation:

Paula 845-794-2314Bonnie 845-807-7247

Full buffet luncheon, desserts, drinksRAFFLE GIFTS

TEMPLE SHOLOM(Member of Union for Reform Judaism)

Monticello, N.Y.

We invite NEW members to join our temple “family” and make Temple Sholom your second home.

Join and get all the benefits of membership:Year round Friday night services (…and, of course, a nosh follows!)High Holiday tickets —no additional feeReduced prices for special events and holiday festivitiesReligious School available for children — Kindergarten to Bat/Bar MitzvahBurial plot at no cost with continuing membership after 2 yearsReduced fees for Temple Sholom University adult classes

50% reduction in annual dues for 1st and 2nd yearsFamily $600 Single $300

(Under 32 years of age — no dues first year!)

Offer available for new members only - July 1, 2019 to August 31, 2019

Please call Temple Sholom for further information. 845-794-8731


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Independence Day

OFFICE CLOSED

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Shabbat Services 7:30 PM

Candle lighting 8:18

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Korach

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JULY 2019 - SIVAN / TAMMUZ 5779

Call Susan Kantor to volunteer

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JULY ONEG SHABBAT:

05 Rabbi Medwin, Stephie M, Michael Barnofsky & Ellen Nesin in honor of Steve’s, Boni’s, & Ellen’s birthdays

12 Joel Lerner / Shabbat in the Park in memory of Anita Lerner and Eileen Saperstein

19 Hadassah - Catskill Mountain Chapter to thank Temple Sholom for beoming our home

26 Ronnie Millman & Larry Fields in honor of grandson, Gibson’s Bar Mitzvah

PARSHA OF THE WEEK:

06 July 03 Tammuz Korach Numbers 16:1 - 18:32

13 July 10 Tammuz Chukat Numbers 19:1 - 22:1

20 July 17 Tammuz Balak Numbers 22:2 - 25:9

27 July 24 Tammuz Pinchas Numbers 25:10 - 30:1


.SILENT AUCTION: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS TO ADVERTISE YOUR GOODS OR SERVICES TO

THE TEMPLE SHOLOM COMMUNITY

Please consider donating goods or services with a value of $25 or more that can be auctioned in Temple Sholom’s fundraiser.

The auction will feature both an online and in-house component. The online component will function similarly to Ebay. Information on how to access the auction online will be forthcoming.

.Our in-house auction event will be on August 11, 2019, beginning at 1 PM.

! YES, I WOULD LIKE TO DONATE ($25.00 minimum value):

(A gift certificate, a legal service, tax preparation, an oil change, a salon service, a restaurant meal, pet food, gardening equipment, yoga or dance class, massage, floral bouquets, hotel stay, theater or concert tickets, golf course fee.)

NAME:__________________________________

COMPANY: ______________________________

ADDRESS: ______________________________

CITY, STATE, ZIP: ________________________

TEL: ___________________________________

E-MAIL: ________________________________

Please set aside August 11 and plan to attend this event. Many of us can remember how enjoyable our past auctions were. We are certain that this event will evoke the spirit of those times.

To ensure maximum success, the Auction Committee has changed the culmination date of the Temple Sholom Auction Event to August 11, 2019, at 1:00 PM in the temple. The event will feature refreshments, raffle baskets, and possible surprise items for bidding not available on line.

We are still in great need of quality items to make this a success.

Some examples of services and experiences you might offer could include:

A. Lessons in an area of expertise i.e. chess, bridge, gardening, a sport, etc.

B. Tutoring C. Baby-sitting

D. Use of a vacation home or time share

E. Professional services

These are only suggestions, you will know the skills you have! Some examples of goods and items:

A. Gift certificates or donations from local businesses and restaurants. Minimum $25.00 (but please try for significantly more)

B. Works of art, antiques, jewelry, wine, coins, etc.

Many of our members have generously and creatively contributed. Regrettably many have not. Donations can be made using the form on the right or by emailing the information to [email protected]. Any questions or thoughts can also be sent to that email address. If you are unable to contribute any goods please consider donating money to defray the cost of the event. If you cannot contribute money please contribute your time at the event.

in-house SILENT AUCTION AUGUST 11, 2019

1:00 PM




Join Temple Sholom on Thursday, August 29, at Shadowland to see this funny show in Ellenville.

OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS

As always, tickets are limited. Each year we sell out and have a waiting list. Tickets: $36 per person.

For reservation call: Paula Schroeder (845-794-2314); Bonnie Mitzner (845-807-7247); Lauren Miller (914-799-1424);

Sue Kantor (845-798-0578).

Camelotians: You may give your checks to Paula Schroeder or Bonnie Mitzner.

Please make checks payable to Temple Sholom and send or bring to the temple office.

5 East Dillon Road P.O. Box 644Monticello, NY 12701

If you have a preferred seating, buy your tickets ASAP.

Having dinner in Ellenville, make reservations by 5:45 to be on time for the show. Aroma Thyme will offer a 10% discount if you mention you are with Temple Sholom seeing the show.

.AUG 29, 2019“Loaded with laughs, every step of the way!”

- Star Ledger

Nick is a young bachelor living in New Jersey who religiously spends every Sunday having dinner with his Italian grandparents. When he breaks the news that his employer is transferring him to Seattle, Nick’s grandparents will go to any length to get him to stay, including setting him up with a blind date that just might change his mind.

“A hilarious family comedy”-Backstage

Thank you for your donation to … The Schroeder Anniversary Fund

Lauren & Marty Miller Gerald & Myra Dantus

Sue & Ken Kantor Judith Cutler

Mindy Barcham Milton & Suzanne Hochman

Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch Don & Sue Horowitz

Natalie & Daniel Kirschenbaum Greta Burg & Eileen Kaufman

David & Mary Jane Harris


To Shirley Gittleman, Happy 90th Birthday!From: Sue & Don Horowitz , Paula & Phil Schroeder

To Ethan Miros, Mazel Tov on your Bar Mitzvah. From: Temple Sholom Board of Trustees, Rabbi Medwin & Steve, Temple President Neal Jacobs and Jane, Maureen & Bob Velten

To Mr. & Mrs. Irv Herman, Mazel Tov on your 65th Wedding Anniversary. From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch

To Phil & Paula Schroeder, Mazel Tov on your 60th Wedding Anniversary. From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch, Temple Sholom Board of Trustees, Rabbi Medwin & Steve,

Temple President Neal Jacobs and Jane, Judith Cutler. David & Mary Jane HarrisTo Don Greenberg, Happy 89th Birthday! From: Bonnie & Jeffrey KirschTo Karen & Jerry Greenfeld, Mazel Tov on your 56th Wedding Anniversary.

From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch To Don & Sue Horowitz, Mazel Tov on your 18th Wedding Anniversary!

From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch, Judith Cutler, David & Mary Jane Harris, Paula & Phil Schroeder,Temple Sholom Board of Trustees, Rabbi Medwin & Steve,Temple President Neal Jacobs and Jane

To Dr. & Mrs. Stein, Mazel Tov on your 51st Wedding Anniversary! From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch

To Forrest E. and Evan S. Kirsch, Mazel Tov on your Master’s Degrees. From: Paula & Phil Schroeder, Temple Sholom Board of Trustees, Rabbi Medwin & Steve,

Temple President Neal Jacobs and Jane, Sue & Don Horowitz, David & Mary Jane Harris, Lauren & Marty Miller

To Don Horowitz, Happy Birthday! From: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch, Judith Cutler, David & Mary Jane Harris, Paula & Phil Schroeder, Rabbi Medwin & Steve, Temple Sholom Bd of Trustees, Temple President Neal Jacobs and Jane

Golden Book

Forrest E. Kirsch, 5/9/19 Master’s Degree, Athletic

Leadership, Clemson University

Tree of Life

Proud Parents: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch

Evan S. Kirsch, 5/16/19

Master of Science in Teaching,

Manhattanville College

Tree of Life

Proud Parents: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch


.THANK YOU. for your .GIFT of SERVICE.

to Temple Sholom .....Steve Plotkin for the kiddush and holiday wines

Sue Kantor for the oneg setup and cleanupMary Jane Harris for building and maintaining the website

Stephanie Phillips for maintaining the facebook pageSam & Honora Wohl for maintaining our adopted exit

Sue Horowitz for sending out the Yahrzeit reminder letters

Anne Palley for sending out the birthday cards

Shain Fishman for creating the monthly HarbingerHarbinger proofreaders: David Harris, Mary Jane Harris,

Rabbi Medwin, Lauren Miller, Stephanie Phillips, Paula Schroeder

Anne Palley for monthly labeling and folding the Harbinger, and for helping in the office when needed.

President Neal Jacobs and Board Member Howard Perlman (our handymen) who are at the temple every

Wednesday doing all the small (and not so small) jobs required to maintain our 60-year-old building.

It’s all about what we do for our community — how we share our resources, give of our time, come together to celebrate each other.

Happy July Birthday

1 Ellen Nesin

2 Frank Sticco 3 Maureen Velten 5 Sheila Epstein 11 Steve Medwin 12 Jane Jacobs 12 Janet Morganstein 14 Judith McGee 15 Carolyn Richman 16 Gloria Garfield 17 Alexa Zuewsky 18 Kassi Zuewsky 23 Ella Salzman 24 Michael Zalkin 25 Jessica Jones

In loving memory of your beloved, Jack Cohen.

Certificate to: Drs. Randy & Jill Cohen & Family Donor: Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch

Mazel Tov on your Master’s Degrees.Certificate to: Forrest E. and Evan S. Kirsch

Donor: Judy Cutler

Thank you … Lauren & Marty Miller and David & Mary Jane Harris for the donations in honor of Sue & Don Horowitz’s anniversary.

Marlene & Steven Tarshis, for the donation in honor of Sue & Ken Kantor’s grand-daughter’s Bat Mitzvah.


2019 Mitzvah Members

Prefer to NOT have your name appear? You can be listed as Anonymous

If you are able, please PAY YOUR FINANCIAL OBLIGATION and BECOME A MITZVAH MEMBER.

Specify: “Mitzvah Membership” Mitzvah Membership donations are tax deductible.

"Platinum (500) Jan Hirsch (8/18)

David & Sheila Epstein (9/18) David & Mary Jane Harris (10/18) Martin & Lauren Miller (3/19) Maureen & Bob Velten (4/19) Phil & Paula Schroeder (4/19)

Anonymous (4/19)

As is happening with most religious and service organizations across the country, Temple Sholom is experiencing a growing gap between income and expenses. To help toward closing the budget gap, Temple Sholom members are being asked to contribute, according to their ability, an additional amount above regular membership dues. Can you step forward to support the continued existence of Reform Judaism in Sullivan County?

..The three levels of of Mitzvah Membership are:. "Platinum Level - additional $500 above dues# Gold Level - additional $250 above dues$Silver Level - additional $125 above dues.

#Gold (250) Bonnie & Jeffrey Kirsch (8/18) Sue & Don Horowitz (9/18)

Judith Cutler (10/18)

$Silver (125) Anne Palley (8/18) Harriet Gottlieb (9/18)

Carole & Hal Abrams (9/18) Jerry & Lorraine Bogursky (10/18)

Neal & Jane Jacobs (12/18) Sue & Ken Kantor (4/19)

There are many ways to support Temple Sholom besides or in addition to Mitzvah Membership.

Sponsor an oneg at Friday night services Tree of Life highlights a milestone event ($54) Plant a Tree in Israel in honor of a family celebration/commemoration ($18) Think of the temple once a month and become a member of the Chai Club ($18 or less) Send a Golden Book message ($5) Volunteer your time at temple events ($0)

Mitzvah Membership listing in The Harbinger will appear the month following receipt of your donation and will continue to be listed for the following 12 months.

Consider making a tax deductible Mitzvah Membership donation any time during the year, as long as your membership dues are up to date.

Friends of Temple Sholom Exceptional Gifts from Non-members

Diamond Donors Jesse Brahms Jewish War Veterans (7/18) Benjamin Cosor Elementary School (7/18)

Allan & Stacie Gottlieb (7/18) Lynn Pickard (8/18) James Cross (8/18) Primetimers (8/18)

Herb & Barbara Sklar (9/18)Jonathan Farrow & Family (11/18)

Debra Novitch & Dr. Wayne Schweitzer (6/19) Natalie & Danny Kirschenbaum (7/19)

Gold Donors Dr. Marc & Judy Hudes (9/18) Judy & Don Desatnick (9/18)


“Hello Spring” Plant Sale a Big Success! Thank you to everyone who supported this year's temple garden by purchasing plants, giving a donation, and offering to help this summer. The response by temple members and friends was outstanding again this year.

A special thank you to Rosemary Deitsch for her donation of 10 hanging plants, to Jane Jacobs for helping us on plant pick up day, and to Stephanie Millett and Marcia Salton for their administrative assistance.

Proceeds from the plant sale will enable us to maintain our Temple Sholom gardens as well as support additional projects to keep the building and grounds looking good. For example, last season we painted the railroad ties bordering the front paths and gardens. They were quite damaged after several hard winters.

This spring we updated the window treatments in the sanctuary. The curtains and valences were very worn and shabby. We replaced them with contemporary light filtering shades, which will allow light in during the day and privacy after dark.

Because you helped, the garden and building continue to look great.

Thank you.

The Beautification Committee

Thank you Carolyn and t h e B e a u t i f i c a t i o n Committee for beautifying our sanctuary with new shades.

FROM SUE KANTOR – ONEG CHAIRPERSON Dear Congregants and Friends - Because of Stephie’s illness, she had to reduce some of her duties, one of those being the shopping and preparing of the onegs. Until she resumes those duties, we will have simplified menus from June through September.

STANDARD ONEG $45: Cookies, cakes, fruit, crackers & cheese, tea & coffee STANDARD PLUS (+) $55: Same as above plus one (1) more item, such as tuna, egg, or whitefish salad, and gefilte fish

STANDARD DOUBLE PLUS (++) $75: Same as “Oneg Plus” with one or more hot dishes

Thank you for your understanding and your continued support.


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AUGUST 2019 - TAMMUZ / AV 5779

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

AUGUST ONEG SHABBAT: 02 Richard & Barbara Zirt in honor of Rachel & Taylor becoming Bat Mitzvah 09 Mimi & Gary Werner in honor of baby naming. 16 David & Sheila Epstein and Isaac & Caroline

in honor of their anniversary and wedding blessings 23 Primetimers 30 Mindy Barcham in memory of Marvin Barcham

PARSHA OF THE WEEK: 3 August 2 Av Matot-Masei Numbers 30:2-36:13 10 August 9 Av Devarim Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22

17 August 16 Av Vaetchanan Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11

24 August 23 Av Eikev Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25

31 August 30 Av Re’eh Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17

For your BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY or SIMCHA: Come to Shabbat services and receive

a special blessing under our “Blessing Chuppah”

in honor of your special occasion.


PRIMETIMERS Next meeting: Monday, July 8, 1:00 PM

Our June meeting was well attended and we were privileged to have David Sager as our speaker. He discussed the Casino, Monticello, businesses, and aspirations for the community. He answered questions and the meeting was enjoyed by all.

Our next meeting is Monday, July 8, at 1 PM. We are hosting the Nesin Cultural Arts and will have inspiring young musicians entertain us. This is always a meeting we look forward to.

On Wednesday, July 24, we will sponsor a gambling trip to the Sands Hotel and Casino in Bethlehem, PA. The trip costs $30/pp and you get back $30 free play, $5 food, and a coupon book for the outlet stores. The bus leaves from the Temple Sholom parking lot at 9 am. Reservations and payment must be made by July 8, or we will have to cancel because of lack of interest. On Wednesday, August 28, we have a trip to Mohegan Sun in Wilkes Barre, PA. The cost is $30 and you get $25 free play and $5 for food. The deadline for this is the August 12 meeting. This will also be cancelled if there is little interest.

We have kept the Primetimers dues at $10 again this year. For this you get priority on all trips, emails for our events, donations for your birthday, and the advantage of participating in excellent meetings with your friends and neighbors. Dues for 2019-2020 is now due. You can give it to Ellen Nesin at the meeting or mail it to her at:

85 Rock Ridge Drive, Monticello, N.Y. 12701There are still some openings for our Cape Cod and Martha’s

Vineyard trip from Sept 9-13. Total cost for this all inclusive trip is only $499/pp. Please call Paula 794-2314 or Sue 796-3777 for brochures and details. We hope you support Temple Sholom for our Card Party on Monday, July 29, from 11:30 - 4:00 at the Camelot Clubhouse. Donation is $25/pp. There will be a full buffet luncheon and a dessert and drink table for your enjoyment.

The annual theater party at Shadowland Stages in Ellenville is Thursday, August 29. The show is Over the River and Through the Woods. “It is a hilarious family comedy by the author of “ I love you you’re perfect now change. “

See you next month.Shalom,

Paula

JULY BIRTHDAYS1 Ellen Nesin1 Laura Solomon3 Maureen Velton7 Rachael Rabinowitz

10 Bonnie Schecter12 Jane Jacobs13 Stan Peskin15 Larry Richman15 Marilyn Schwarz17 Ursula Tieger20 Sylvia Baldowsky20 Sandra Sheffer23 David Goldberg23 Sheila Lashinsky25 Bruce Baken25 Roz Goldberg26 Danny Kirschenbaum26 Linda Kleinman30 Diane Himmelfarb31 Irving Kupperman

Yarmulkas valued to $25 — ONLY $5Mezuzahs -- $5 and up; Challah covers -- $5

Rada cutlery, paring knives, knife sharpeners, steak knives, cookbooksAll $7-10

MANY assorted gift items for Shabbat and holidays

Judaica Gift Shop


Catskill Mountain Chapter of Hadassah

For information about programscontact Debbie Glatt 845-798-2976

Highland Yoga & Dance

CHAIR YOGA: A gentle form of physical activity that is practiced sitting in a chair, or standing using a chair for support. Regardless of your age, level of act ivi ty and physical challenge, you will derive wonderful health benefits from practicing yoga in this safe form as you incorporate exercise into your life.

Monday, July 15, 3:30 PM Donation to Hadassah: $18

111 Highland Lake Road Highland Lake, NY 12743

Shain Fishman, RYT 917-301-2002

[email protected]

Our summer fundraiser is dedicated t o r a i s i n g m o n e y f o r H M O (Hadassah Medical Organization). We are seeking donations of “once loved,“ “once worn,” or new jewelry, bags, scarfs, accessories, etc.

Will you help us?Contact Debbie Glatt at

845-798-2976 for a pick up.Please support Hadassah‘s

Important medical research and care which serves people worldwide.

By Catskill Mountain Hadassah

HADASSAH MAGAZINE & POT LUCK LUNCHEONMonday, August 26 — 12:30 PM — Home of Shain Fishman

Bring a dish and prepare to engage in a conversation of timely and fascinating articles from the current issue of Hadassah Magazine.You get your magazine in the mail. We’ll be taking three articles and using them as jumping off points for our discussion. Email Shain ([email protected]) to find out which articles and for directions to her home.Can’t find your copy of the magazine? Shain will email you the articles.Suggested donation: $5 (and your dish)

Annual Catskill Mountain Hadassah Dinner

Time to shake things up —

so dinner committee is

exploring locations.

DATE, TIME, LOCATION To be announced




IN MEMORY - YAHRZEIT WILL BE READ ON:

July 5: Max Behr, Clara Lewinter, Herman Brachman, Ray Peterson Linnetz, Anna Alper, Mildred Kravitz, Herman Milton Madnick, Edward Linnetz,

Hyman Weinberg, Irving Feinstein, Caona Turner, Anna Streisfeld, Irwin Siegel, Howard Rosman, William Howard Renkin, Eileen Saperstein

July 12: Irwin S. Salovin, David Michael Mednick, Harriet Ledina, Max L. Schapiro, Jerry Donowitz, Samuel Ganson, Les Sharoff, Stanley Rubin, Fannie Savetsky,

Rose Schwartz, Minna Sims, Solomon, Martin, Lillian Kaplan

July 19: Anisha Millett, Nathan Turk, Barney Jacobs, Inez Salome Prince, Jeanette Gottlieb, Oscar Elfenbaum, Samuel Schwartz, Benjamin Friedman,

Marianne Abel, David Sarowitz, Pauline Nesin, James Lawrence Appel

July 26: Erwin "Barbs" Thomas, Marilyn Brand, Mollie Hayden, Arthur S. Pickard, Frieda Lavinsky, Dorothty S. Loewe Madnick, Anita J. Lerner,

Matt Cirino, Claire Levy, Stanley Barnofsky, Paul Levine

Donations to the YAHRZEIT FUNDIn Loving Memory of the Following:

Pauline Nesin by Ellen Nesin & Family Paul Levine by Michael & Fay Cerullo

Meyer Salzman by Ella Salzman & Family Peter Rhulen by Jonathan Farrow & Family

Louis Cominsky by Sue & Don Horowitz Ruth Wolfson by Ellen, Jessica & Paul Nesin Peter M. Cerullo by Michael & Fay Cerullo

Rose Schwartz by Dr. Daniel Schwartz Ray and Eddie Linnetz by Sue & Don Horowitz

Jerry Donowitz by Sue & Don Horowitz Mildred Kravitz by Joyce Slayton

Stanley Barnofsky by Michael Barnofsky Gerald and Barry Fox by Sam & Honora Wohl

Martin Solomon by Laura Solomon

REMEMBER TEMPLE SHOLOM IN YOUR WILL Bequests of all sizes are an important source of financial support for Temple Sholom, providing funds for temple programs, subsidizing membership, religious school scholarships, major maintenance of the building, and much more.

There are may ways you can make such a contribution to the temple in your will. You can specify a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, a special

fund, or the general fund. Together, you and your advisors should decide what best suits your individual circumstances.

Thank you from our members, students, and the community who will benefit from your thoughtfulness in the future. We recommend you always consult your legal and/or financial advisor when providing for such a gift.


Steve

Silverman

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560 West Broadway, Monticello845-794-4109 [email protected]

is committed to operating a prompt, professional and personalized passenger transportation company that is successful in its mission to provide meaningful employment and give back to the community when it can!

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SUPPORT THE ADVERTISERS THAT SUPPORT US

Thursday mornings Temple Sholom Weigh-in 7:30-8:00 AM Meeting 8:00-9:00 AM

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A Cost-Free Way You Can Donate To Temple Sholom.

When you buy your groceries at the Monticello or Liberty or ANYShopRite, pay for your purchases with a ShopRite GIFT CARD bought from the TEMPLE SHOLOM OFFICE, and 5% is donated back to Temple Sholom.

SENIORS: On TUESDAYS you still get your DISCOUNT!

It’s so easy to support Temple Sholom and it costs you nothing. BUY YOUR ShopRite GIFT CARD NOW!

And keep it with your cash or credit cards so you can use it every time you go grocery shopping.

Steve’s music center

~ stop wishing, start playing ~ steve schwartz - owner

248 rock hill drivep.o. box 760

rock hill my 12775-0760phone/fax (845) 796-3616

www.stevesmusiccenter.com

Discount Barn -

TFC FLOORING INC.Carpet tile, Linoleum, Carpet and Vinyl Flooring

6 Novogrodsky Road, Woodridge, NY 12789845-434-1817 Jerry Bogursky


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Steven Plotkin9 Forestburgh Road

Monticello, NY 12701

SHP RENTAL CORPApartment Rentals 845-794-6262

ROUTE 42 SOUTH LIQUOR STORE845-794-3788

TEMPLE SHOLOM OF MONTICELLO, NEW YORKThe First Congregation of Reform Judaism in Sullivan County - Established 1954

“SIXTY-FOUR (64) YEARS AND GROWING STRONGER”845-794-8731 Fax: 845-794-8902

website: www.templesholomny.org Email: [email protected] REFORM CONGREGATION AFFILIATED WITH THE UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM

RABBI MICHELE BRAND MEDWIN, D.Min.

RABBI MEDWIN’S SCHEDULE TUESDAYS: Rabbi is generally at the temple teaching classes from 12:00 noon – 3:00 PM, arriving at 11:30 am and staying through 4:00 PM in the summer and 6:00 PM when there is religious school. FRIDAYS: Rabbi usually arrives at temple 1½ hours before services. OTHER DAYS: Rabbi Medwin works from home at least one day a week and Friday mornings preparing for classes, services, and working on other temple business. Please note: Contact the rabbi directly if you would like to talk or set a time to meet.

• Call on her cell phone any day: 607-765-2895. If you get voicemail, please leave a message and she will get back to you as soon as possible.

• Send e-mail: [email protected] Rabbi Medwin is happy to arrange a specific time to meet with you earlier or later than the above mentioned hours.

TEMPLE SHOLOM MONTICELLO

Send your photos of temple events to Stephanie Phillips at

[email protected] so everybody can enjoy them on our

Temple Sholom Monticello Facebook page.

Rabbi Medwin is happy to live stream Shabbat Services via Zoom. If you are interested, please contact Rabbi Medwin on the Friday of the services you would like to watch, at least 1 hour before the service begins, via e-mail ([email protected]), text, or phone (607-765-2895).

CAN’T GET TO SHABBAT SERVICES?

CommitteesAdopt-N-Exit: Lauren Miller Beautification: Carolyn Richman, Nancy Isseks, Beth Leidner Building: Neal Jacobs, Steve Lerner, Howard Perlman, Stephanie Millett Fundraising: Paula Schroeder Good & Welfare: Anne Palley Harbinger: Shain Fishman Kitchen: Neal Jacobs, Howard Perlman Membership: Sue Kantor, Marcia Salton Office Volunteer: Anne Palley Oneg Reservations: Sue Kantor Publicity: Stephanie Phillips Religious School: Lauren Miller Ritual: Rabbi Medwin, Jane Jacobs, Sue Horowitz, Don Horowitz, Lauren Miller, Ellen Nesin, Marcia Salton Special Consideration: Neal Jacobs Webmaster: Mary Jane Harris Yahrzeit: Susan Horowitz

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Shabbat ScheduleServices

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