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XXIV No.3 CHESHVAN - KISLEV 5752 NOVEMBER 1991

WqRSHIP

FRIDAY EVENINGS

Nov. 1 - Sabbath Eve - 8:15 PM Conducted by Ritual Committee i

Torah portion: Gen. 23:1-2~.18 ;'

8 - Sabbath-Eve ··'8:1-5-PM _.; Sermon: A REPORT ON TI4E UAHC

BIENNIAL CONVENTlavt Torah portion: Gen. 25:19-28:9

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22 - Jewish Book Month - ~15 PM / Book review by Rosalin4 Reisner Torah portion: Gen. 34:4-36~3

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29 - Sabbath Eve - 8:15 PM \ : \. Sermon: UN KING THA/iKSGIVINa

WITH C~UKAf1 . Torah portion: G9n.; 37:1-40~~

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BROTHERHOOD ~EEtING

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Sunday, November 1,b \ 9:30 AM \ . \. : \ , . " .. ~

Program: BOok ~evieY( "'~ ...... ' . , "FROM BEIRUT TO JERUSALEM" "

By Thomas F}j~dman ',,/" -'. BERNIE BR~DW~'-mv~er -',

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Bagels, Coffee ,& 'i -ea served'''., ,:-,.. •. -...-­

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OTHER SERVICES

- Sat - Sabbath Morning - 10:30 AM TOT SHABBAT

j , .. ~ ." - Wed -JOINT THANKSGIVING SERVICE with

Presbyterian .. Chur-ch ·at Shrewsbury 8 PM ''Sennon:THE THERAPY OF PRAISE : .. :;

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NEW MEMBERS

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. On b_thalf of the Officers and : ~cjard of ~s of l\fonmouth Reform Temple. · I : warmly . . the ~ following members to OUJi ', Temple

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Lent & Da.,iJ{d Boskey. ] 16 Samuel Court. 07'138: cbil(;lren Kate. Melissa & Eric

. Lo~FDeGroa.t. 80 Victor Avenue. 07724: chUd Laurin

,,Jack 4 sjacefJ Gelman. 117 Antonia Court Lincroft 07738" chUdren Michael & Jeremy

, ,Y' Char~ Katz ~ Andrea Bakst. 112 Buena Vista Avenue;, fair H.aven 07704; children Gregory & Elizabeth : ~ .

Jonrlthan & j3art Kaye, 42 Kemp Avenue. Fair Have - 07704;, 'children Aulden & Avery

,( ..-. ~ay-ni~;-R!:esence add to the vitality and

spi~ of our Co~g~9.n. : . " \ '-'" ----Rosalind Reisner -;>-'-"~' ~ " .. .. : .. ~~., .--- ::~ .. ..

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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NOTES

Under Rabbi Priesand's direction the Religious Sc~o.ol has und~rtaken a year-long program entitled "Mitzvah ol ·the Month." Each month the Rabbi will issue to y:Our children a one or two-page fact sheet concerning a " Jewish commandment to be kept in their own three-hole punched manilla folder. These folders wer.e already individually decor~ted by the students with instructions to discuss the first mitzvah, mezuzah, with you. This program wiH involy.e special classroom lessons by our teachers; but, the idea was conceived as a family education project, not just a classroom exercise.

The term mitzvah is often incorrectly translated 'as "a good deed. It actually means commandment; as Jews, it is our obUgation to perform certain ,.acts. Those of you not familiar with 1he Jewish vaille associated with each mitzvah, chosen by Rabbi Priesand, will be able to share a wonderful learning .experience with your children.

Tzdakah was selected as the November Mitzvah of the Month. Usually translated as charity, tzdakah correctly means righteousness. The distinction elevates the term to personal behavior and ethics. (In my own experience, only 'one per-son was ever given the , honor of being called . a "tzdakah,"· a righteous person.) Without trying to be · moralistic, th-.s·· month·'s, topic ccm- provide- . families with the · incentive to discuss truthllie, correct behaviorlinappropriate behavior, having plenty/having nothing, and giving/receiving.

This program is different in that it goes beyond the simplicity sometimes seen in our holiday activities or the abstract so obvious in many of our

. rituals. . Each piece of explanatory material will , ~ )t"~wer the "but, why?" of the month's mitzvfl,h for

each family. I believe that Rabbi Priesand ha,S hit upon a unique method to raise our Jewish conscience level.

----David Levinsky

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MANY THANKS

We wish to thank our Temple Family for its support and all those who ,made contributions in the namE! of Lillian Greenfield.

Martin, Debbie & Beth Greenfield

Hilda Schnabolk & her family wish to thank all those who sent cards and expressed sympathy during their recent loss.

CANTOR'S CORNER

On January 17th we will be celebrating Jewish Music Month. The topic this year is ~ for the Jewjsh Wedding. Due to budget cUJs there is, unfortunately, no funding for the voices and instrutnentalists I have enVisioned. If you would like to contribute to making this concert possible, please make a donation to the Cantor's Discretionary Fund.

---:Ellen Sussman

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BOOK FAIR - SAVE THE DATES

. Wednesday, November 20 - 4-6, PM Friday, November 22 - after services Saturday, November 23 - 11 AM - 12:30 PM Sunday, November 24 - 9:30 - 12:30 PM

The Library and Fair Haven Books will once again present a BOOK FAIR to celebrate Jewish Book Month. Jewish books make great Chanukah presents, . anniversary presents and just great reading. We'll have 'plenty of adult and children's books to choose from along with coffee and cake. Come-jain ·us and, see· wllat's ·new..and interesting to read.

----Rosalind Reisner ----Joan·na Charnick

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ATTENDANCE OF SERVICES BY GRADES 4, 5 AND 6 t-KJW REQUIRED FOR PROMOTION

Since familiarity with the . Shabbat Service and experience on the bema is an inherent part of the Hebrew curriculum, students in grades 4,5 and 6 are now required to attend annually 3 Shabbat Services and participate in their class Shabbat Service on the bema." One or both parents must accompany the student at services. To receive credit, all services must be attended 'at Monmouth Reform Temple. Att~ndance at family and holiday services "does not satisfy thiS- 'requirement.

Two services must be attended during the fall term, the remaining service may be attended during any part of the school year.

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FROM RABBI PRIESAND

Several weeks ago, you received from me a letter ;.describing a new project we have begun here at Temple which will enable us to reach out and help one another. Included with the letter were two questionnaires, one blue and. one pink, which you were asked ;to complete and return to me. I am delighted to report thar the response to this project has been extremely positive. As of this writing, I have heard from 'nearly 25% of our members, and more questionnair~s are coming in eve~_ day. .

Soon we will begin compiling the information found on · the blue questionnaires in order to publish our Human Resources Directory, the purpose of which will be to provide members of our Temple f.amily with information about what other congregants do for a living or regard as a skill. We hope to include the following categories: '. - Art, Business, Computers, Counselling, Education, Engineering, Finance, Law, Management, Medicine, Retail and Sales, . Telecommunications, and Travel. If you would like to be listed in our Directory and have not yet returned the blue questionnaire, please do so as . soon as possible. _ A copy of the questionnaire can be obtained by calling the Temple office.

As I explained in my initial letter to you, the information found on the pink questionnaire will remain confidential. Indeed, these questionnaires are being kept at my home rather than in my office. When I feel that you may be able to help a fellow member who is suddenly confronted with crisi~, . 1 !pill call and ask for your assistance. In addition, I hope that if you are in need of advice or cou;nsel, you will not hesitate to call me.

Thanks so much for your support . With your help, we can make ou~ Temple a true caring community.

BAR/BAT MITZVAH FAMILIES

If you have any questions, please call Gene .. Gilbert 530-9499 or the Temple office 747-. 9365. We'll try to help.

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> FROM THE PRESIDENT

Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away, , and I hope you are planning to attend the ~ __ Interfaith Service that we share each year with the

Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury. This year we .. host the ~nnual seryice which is followed by

.conversatIon an~ .... 'coffee ·on Wednesday, November 27 at 8 PM. ~ .

For newer members let me explain that this fellowship between Monmouth Reform Temple and the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury dates back to the founding of Temple. When Monmouth Reform Temple began, the

.' ~ongregation had no buildi~g and the church graciously gave us space in 'which to conduct services. Their gift has forged a lasting bond

. between our two congregations. Our Interfaith Service sets the mood for

the holiday when we give thanks for the bounty we enjoy and the good we share. I hope you will be there.

---Rosalie Rosin

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TRADITIONAL SABBATH EVE CANDLE UGHTING

Nov. 1 ;\ 4:35 PM 8 - 4:27 PM

15- 4:20 PM 22- 4:15 PM

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FROM MOREY & JEAN BERGER

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Jean and 1 send many thanks to you and Monmouth Reform Temple for your kind card of good wishes. This is the first time in all of our moves that a Congregation has noted our departure.

. We are busy settling down in a new environment. Tuscon, Arizona is a big city; the climate is hot, dry and arid, and 'he traffic is even heavier than Monmouth County.

Though we expect to join a local congregation, we miss the cordiality of Monmouth Reform, as well as the meaningful services. .

With . -all good :wishes . . to the Rabbi and the Congregation. . 1

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YAHRZEITS

Nov. 1.- Amy Gaines, Arnold Toof, Florence - Schoen bart, "Becky Jaffe, "Fanny Obstgarten,

Imre Adler, Ida Steinberger, "Maurice Meyer, "­Sidney Zwillinger, May Jacobson, "Frances Litthauer Goldstein, Sally T. Frankel, Minnie Small, Shirley Small Hartman, Molly Stark, Sylvia Charnick, Otto Dornyak, "Regina Sherman, Leon Stempler and "Anna Singer.

8 - Marian Winters, Oavid Raschkover, "Tally Smith, "Caroline B. Popper, Minna K. Litwin, "Pauline Gold, Samua Mehler, David Spellman, ·Albert Garin, Paula Stern, Dora Graupe, Paul Graupe, Hyman Saperstein , Joseph Liebesman and ·William Goldstein .

15 - Miriam Khani, Emanuel Knight Harris , Jack Kravitz, Edie Cohan, Maurice Cohen, Ruth Silverman, Sophie Weinstein and ·Sally Mausner .

22 -- Dr. Hyman H. Graver, Max Bodner, Bertha Kridel, Morris Weinstein, "William Ostrov , ·Sheldon Hillel Brown and "Martha Lehrer Herzel.

29 - David B. Grossman, Irene Lewis Roth, Arch Isaacs, "David Sapoznikov, Louis SmaU, Beatrice Brasky, ·Risa A. Yagoda and Ace A. Orange.

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Th.e Congregation extends warm condolences to:

Murray & Claire Kipnis on the loss of his brother

HENRY KIPNIS

. . May God send peace to all the be-reaved among us.

BULLETIN & MAIUNGS

BuUetin information is due in the olJke by the lOth of the month.

MaUing information is due in by the 8th & 23rd of the month. MaQings go out on the 15th & last dCIIJ . oj the month. .

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REFLECTICWS

THE TEN COMoMNDMENTS OF HUMAN RELATIONS

1. Speak to people. There is nothing so nice as a cheerful word of greeting. 2. Smile at people. It makes 72 muscles to frown, only 14 to smile. 3. Call people by name. The sweetest music to anyone's ears is the sound of his or her own name. 4. Be friendly and helpful. If you want friends, you must be one. 5. Be cordial. Speak and act as if everything you do is a joy to you. 6. Be genuinely interested in people. You can like almost anybody if you try. 7. Be considerate with the feelings of others. There are usually three sides to a controversy: Yours, the other person's and the right side. 9. Be eager to lend a helping hand. Often it is appreciated more than you know. What counts most in life is what we do for others. 10. Add to this a good sense of humor, a huge dose of patience and a dash of humility. This combination will open many doors and the rewards will be enormous.

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HIGHUGHTS FROM THE BOARD

• Board welcomes 6 new member families. Temple membership is 270 dues-paying units.

• Jewish Book Fair. Friday, November 22nd. Book discussion during services.

• Religious School now has separate kindergarten and first grade and 2 high school students working as aides in 1st and 2nd grade.

• Nursery School enrollment is 106 children. New Kindergarten program has 13 children.

• Monmouth Reform Temple raised $600 for the CROPWAU<..

• The Ark Door p·roject continues I The finished design is scheduled for early November with 2-4 months for completion and installation.

• A new access ramp will be constructed at the front door.

• Window replacement was approved-should be completed in one month.

• Task Force will be set-up for the exploration of the implications of Temple growth.

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November 1991 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

24 Cheshvan 5752 25 Cheshvan 5752

Chayye l Sarah

Serv ices - 8: 15 PM

1 2 26 Cheshvan 5752 27 Cheshvan 5752 28 Cheshvan 5752 29 Cheshvan 5752 30 Ch eshvan 5752 I Kislev 5752 2 Kislev 5752

Rost', - C}1odesh. Rosh - Chodesh Toledot

Study Gr oup -9:30 AM Re i Ig! OUS School - Re i IglOUS

Re! Iglous School - Pr'eschool - 7-8 PM Rel igious Educat'on - 4 PM Sc.Moi /D ar ents tr ip Ser v ICes .. 8: 15 ~ I- I

3 9 :30 AM 4 5 8 PM 6 Ri tual - 8 PI"I 7 to E;! ,s Is land 8 9 3 Klslev 5752 4 K i slev 5752 5 Kislev 5752 6 Kislev 5752 7 K i slev 5752 8 K!s lev 5752 9 Kislev 5752 I

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Va- Yet ze

Religi ouS School - Study Grour; - SHAB8.~.' DrNNlp. 9:30 AM 9:30 Al"l Re i Ig;ous Schoo: - Bar IBat I-II tzva~;

Brotherhood - Socia ! Action ' 8 Pt1 .:1 PM Ser vices - 8: 15 Pf1 F am i IV Program -

10 9:30 AM 1 1 12 1 3 Outreach - 8 PM 14 15 1 6 10:30 AM

10 Kislev 5752 1 I Kis lev 5752 12 Kis lev 5752 13 Kisl ev 5752 14 Kisl ev 5752 15 KIsle··/ 5752 16 Kisi ev 5752 va-Ylshiach

Study Group - JEWISH BOOK F.A. IR 9:30 AM Jewish Book Month

Rei ig ious School - Temple Board - Rei igious Schoo l - Sabba th - 8: 15 Pf1 Tot Shabbat -

17 9 :30 AM 18 19 8: 15 PM 20 4 PM 2 1 22 23 10:30 AM

17 Kisl ev 5752 18 Klslev 5752 19 Klslev 5752 20 Ki slev 5752 2 1 Kisl ev 5752 22 Kis lev 5752 23 Kls1ev 5752 Va - Yeshev

INTERFAITH SERVICE JEWISH BOOK FAIR - 8 PM

Rel igious School - Study Group - NO Reli gious School Serv ices - 8: 15 PM

24 9 :30 AM 25 26 9:30 AM 27 28 Thanksgiv ing 29 30 , --- --

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:If' NEED A R IDE TO TEMPLE? .n: :If- ,CALL,: Fl orenCe~Ohen 542-2143 '.It ~ tf!T. ~ ~' ~ ~ ~ ~

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NURSERY SCHOOL

Tinton Falls Cooperative Nursery School is a certified preschool sponsored by Monmouth Re­form Temple. The school accepts children be­tween the ages of 2 yrs 9 mos to 5 years. Parents may participate In the classroom; however. aides are available for those parents who are unable to help. The following morning and afternoon classes are being offered this fall:

3 yr olds: T & Th AM or PM 4yrolds: M.W&F AM or PM 4 day Pre-K: M thru Th AM or PM 5 day Pre-K M thru F AM or PM

1/2 day Kindergarten M thru F AM Interested parents may contact the school

for additional information.

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----Susan Esposito 747-3990

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SISTERHOOD NEWS

Thanks to Dana Brown and Barbara Rosenzweig for the great job they did chairing our Theatre Party. A fun time was had by al/ and the desserts were yummy. If you haven't paid your membership dues yet-misplaced the bill perhaps?-send your check for $20 to Phyllis Rubinstein. It can be dropped off at Temple if convenient. Gloria Kantor and Fanny Klein are busy stocking our Judaica Shop for Chaunkah. Shop ear~y for the best selections. Don't forget to call LOIS Avrin to offer something for our Auction in January. It will be here before you know it. Entertainment Books are still available. Contact Flo Diller if interested. They make great gifts. Happy Thanksgiving wishes.

----Joanna Charnick

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SISTERHOOD JUDAICA SHOP

Sisterhood Judaica Shop - open on Sunday, November 17th, Wednesday, November 20th and Sunday November 24th during Religious School hours for your Chanukah shopping.

Merchandise is on display in the entrance foyer and in our Judaica cabinets. ,

Any questions, any special needs, call:

-- --Fannie Klein 741-5676 ----Gloria Kantor 741-3753

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MEMORIAL PLAQUES .:~ .,

Plaques, which are dedicated to a Family Member, can be purchased through the Temple Office. They are hung in the entrance way to the sanctuary. Spaces are available on both walls. Cost is currently $350. Please calf the office for details .

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LUNCH BREAK

-..Reminder: BPl:lg_ a can of food to Temple and place in the box in the coat fOOllL It will be de­livered to Lunch Break which feeds approximately 60 grateful people a day five days a week. Make it a habit!

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WHEN CALLING THE TEMPLE LET THE PHONE RING SIX TIMES

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Often times the Rabbi or administrative assistant have to put another caller on hold in order to answer your call. Sometimes people have to go from one area to another ii1 order to reach the phones in the front office or school office-and it's a big building.

Thanks for your patience.

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HELPFUL HINf

When you mail a letter or card to a. patient in the hospital, use the patient's home address as the return address. That guarantees the card will be forwarded if the patient has left the hospital.

_THE CONGREGATION ACKNOWLEDGES WITH THANKS THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS as received- in the · Temple Office from September 18th through October 17th:

to the Rabbi's Fund: from Paul & Arleen Benson in honor 'Of the

naming of their children- ' from Renee Sosin , from Cynthia & Phil Auerbach in honor of

the marriage of Richard Hankin and Dawn Hershman from Susan & Frank Whyman from Irma & Peter~" Meyer in honor of their

grandson, Kenneth from Betty & Bob Schulman in memory of

Arthur Baker from Charles & Norma Bernstein in memory

of Lillian Bernstein . frorn John & Joyce Christie to the C'Ollege

Student Fur;af;i . . .: . . .. from. .. Lois & .Ike Blonder in memory of

Arthur Ba~er and Harold. Schnabolk, get well wishes" t{) Richard Yagoda and congratulations to Jeffrey Bodner on his Bar Mitzvah '

from Bob Woolf & Rosalind Collis in memory of Arthur Baker and Lim an Greenfield

from AI & Barbara Goldstein in honor of Jill Baker's engagement,-Margo Laf1e's engagement and Betsy Rosin's engagement to the College Student Fund

. from Phoebe & Bernard Shagan a happy healthy New- Year to- Rabbi and Monmouth Reform Temple members ' .

from Richard Hankin & Dawn Hershman in honor of their marriage

from Sandy & Bruce Sternberg & Family

to the Arts & Decorations Fund: ... , . ~. ' from Joyce & John Christie , to Betty

,~, ; Schulman; glad you're doing better and hope the :>'" ~c ~ame for Bob very soon

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from Morey & Jean Berger from Flo & Herb Korchin in memory .. of

Arthur Baker and in honor of Jill Bake'r's engagement

to the Scholarship Fund: from Barbara & Richard Gitlin to Libby &

Howard Sadwith on their '50th anniversary, in memory of Arthur Baker, in honor of Jill Baker's engagement .ar)cti,n memory of Lillian Greenfield

to the MAZON Fund: from Bernie & Sandy Brandwene from Irma & Peter Meyer from Sid, Linda, Mara & Alyson Littman from Phoebe & Bernard Shagan from Baldwin Davidson

to the Fund for the Homeless: from Sid, Linda, Mara & Alyson Littman

. from Rikki Schuster in memory of Mrs.:" Fave's father, James and ' in memory of Fred Braunstein .

from Florence & Adam Diller in memory of Arthur Baker, in honor of Paul & Susan Brenner's 25th anniversary and best wishes to Irv Cohen

from Betty & Bob Schulman get well wishes to Richard Yagoda and Irving'Cohen and in memory of Harold Schnabolk

from .. AI & Barbara Goldstein in memory of Harold Schnabolk ..

from Lila & Max Singer wishing ·Irv Cohen a comfortable recovery, and ' in memory of Lillian Greenfield and Fred Braunstein

from Sam & Lois Surry in honor of the 25th anniversary of Paul & Susan Brenner . .

f~orn Bernie & Sandy Brandwene in honor of Frank & Greta Singer's new grandson

from Charlotte Moskowitz in fond memory of Paul Leeds ' . .

from Jeff Willard from Gene & Paula Freed fromSalidy & Alan Corbett in honor of Sue &

e~ul _Brenne(s 25th anniversary from Gordon & Joan Litwin in memory of

Arthur Baker

to the Greenfield Religious School Fund: from . Sid, Linda, Mara & Alyson Littman in

memo(y of Lillian Greenfield from Adam & Florence Diller ' inmembry of

Lillian Greenfield . from Sylvia & AI Paley in memory of Lillian

Greenfield . ;. ' from Susan & Kirby Rekedal in honor of

their son, Jonathan's, Bar Mitzvah . '''' .' from . Karen & Irwin Fisher in memory of

-- Lillian Greenfield . . ... .. from Baldwin Davidson in memory of Lillian

Greenfield · . from Sherry & Ed Kosb~rg in memory of

Lillian Greenfield . from Flo & herb ' Korchin in memory of

Lillian Greenfield : . from · Helene Marx in memory of Lillian

Greenfield, in honor of the birth of her grandson, Michael, and in honor of Harold Ostrov's special birthday

from Dr. & Mrs. Leonard S. Greenfield in memory of Lillian Greenfield

CONGREGATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS (conrd):

to the prayer Book Funds: . . from Phoebe & Bernard Shagan in memory of

Alan Corbett's brother from Charles & Phyllis Rubinstein & Family

in memory· of Arthur Baker & Harold Schnabolk from Libby & Howard Sadwith in memory of

Arthur Baker

to the Altar Poor Fund: from Hy & Fannie Klein sincere condolences

to Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sanders and Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Levy

to the Joan Goodman Scholar-In-Residence Fund: from Irma & Peter Meyer in memory of

Arthur Baker from Ellie & Bob Goodman in memory of

Herbert Levine

to the Altar Flower Fund: from Sheila & Jim Leavitt in memory of

Donald L. Fink from Helene Marx in memory- of her

mother- in law Gertrude L. Marx from Mildred Dametz in memory of her

mother Gertrude L. Marx from AI & Eleanor Peskoe in memory of

their son Walter Peskoe-from Israel & Sandy Feld in memory of his

mother Jennie Feld from Bob Woolf in memory of his mother

Susie Harrison Woolf from Susan & Kirby Rekedal in honor of the

Bar Mitzvah. of their son, Jonathan from Spencer & Patricia Gaines in memory

of his father Herbert Ginzburg from Susan & Steven Schwartz in memory of

her father Harry Cooperman from Lila & Max Singer in memory of her

father Harry Braunstein from Rena Baronoff in memory of her

husband Robert Baronoff from David & Patricia Padnes in honor of

their son, Michael's, Bar Mitzvah ---Joan Spring 530-9546

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PLEASE TAKE NOTE:

o NO parking in the front of the building.

o Pick-up your Religious School children at the rear of the bu.ilding.

HOSPITAL VISITS , ' .0: .

A call to the Temple Office would be appreciated to let Rabbi Priesand know when a member of the Congregation is hospitalized so she may visit. Thank you.

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FUNDS AVAILABLE

Many times wh~n members or friends are thinking of makfng a donation in me'mory or honor of someone at temple we are asked: "What funds are available?" In answer to this ques.tion here is a list of them.

With a $30 donation you can purchase The Torah with a bookplate in it, for $15 a Gates of Song book with a bookplate: A

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. , ~. donation in any amount you wish can go to: ".

_/;: The Rabbi's Discretionary Fund or The "::.~".,; Cantor's Discretionary Fund. For our young'::",:,!,,;,; people there are the Scholarship Fund, the ' '1;" ..

Greenfield Religious School Fund and the Youth Group Fund. For the library you can choose the Library Fund, the Roslyn .Garin Memorial .fund -For ·Juvefli:le ,bibrary Boeks or the Fink Music Fund. For Arts and Decorationsl- the Land.scape . Fund. the Altar Door Fund or the.. Arts & DecoratiOnS Fund .. There are also the Joan Goodman Scholar­In-Residence Fund, the Fund tar the · Homeless, the MAZON Fund and, last but not least, for our own Building.. ·,Fund.

The Temple office will mail· out a card to the recipient and to you upon receipt of a check. If you wish to contribute to the Sisterhood Building Fund or Altar Flower Fund, contact Joan Spring or Lois Avrin and they will be glad to help you.

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PLANNING A PARTY? NEED A LARGER AREA?

Contact Ed. Stone. Our new Temple social hall is a perfect place to enjoy an evening of fun and friendship. The rates are very reasonable and you can obtain any caterer you wish to make your func­tion a great success. Just give us a call.

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MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE

Worship Services

Nov. 1 - Fri -Sabbath ·Eve-8:15PM 8 - Fri - Sabbath Eve - 8:15 PM

1 5 - Fri - Sabbath Eve - 8:15 PM 22 - Fri - Jewish Book Month - 8:15 PM 23 - Sat - Tot Shabbat - 10:30 AM 2 7 • Wed • Joint Thanksgiving Service at

Monmouth Reform Temple - 8 PM 29 - Fri • Sabbath Eve - 8:15 PM

MEETINGS

Nov. 4 - Mon - Preschool Program - 7 PM 5 Tue - Religious Education - 8 PM 6 - Wed - Ritual - 8 PM

1 0 - Sun - Brotherhood - 9:30 AM 1 2 Tue - Social Action - 8 PM 13 • Wed - Junior Youth - 6 PM

- Senior .. Youth - 7:30 PM • Outreach - 8 PM

1 9 -Tue • Temple Board - 8:15 PM 20 ·· Wed - Senior Youth Board - 7:30 PM

MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE 332 Hance Avenue Tinton Falls, New Jersey 07724 Phone: 747-9365

Sally J. Priesand . 542-8431.. ........ ......... Rabbi Ellen Sussman .................................... Cantor

' . Rosalie Rosin ................................. President Bernard Brandwene ........ ... . Brotherhood Pres Joanna Charnick .................... Sisterhood Pres Jeremy Berg.; ....................... Senior Youth Pres David Levinsky .......... ..... ReI. Sch. Principal Marilyn Rice .......... Administrative Assistant

Editorial Staff:

NOVEMBER CALENDAR

SPECIAL EVENT

Nov. 7 . Thu - Religious School Parents Trip to Ellis Island - 8 AM

1 5 - Fri - Shabbat Dinner· 6 :30 PM 20 - Wed - Jewish Book Fair - 4-6 PM 22 - Fri - Jewish Book Fair - after

services 23 -Sat - Jewish Book Fair -

11 AM - 12:30 PM 24 -Su n - Jewish Boo.k Fair·

9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

REUGIOUS EDUCATION oPPQBTUNITIES

Sundays, November 3,10, 17 & 24 - 9:30 - Noon Religious School

Tuesdays, November 5,12,19 & 26 - 9:30 - 11 AM Rabbi's Study -Group

Wednesdays, November 6,13 & 20 - 4-6 PM Hebrew School

No Session November 27

TIME VALUE Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage

PAID Red Bank, N.J Permit No. 16

Peggy Baker Library HUC-JIR 3101 Oifton Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45220

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