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Temple Beth O’r/Beth Torah
Tamuz—Av—Elul 5778 July—August 2018
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From the Cantor
The month of Elul has arrived, a time that is traditionally associated with introspection and reflection as we prepare for the High Holidays. I expect to do my share of inward reflection in the
days ahead, as I am certain we all will. But I find myself increasingly reflecting outward as well, and in particular on one specific question, and that is: With all that preoccupies us these days, individually and as a society, what do you think will be of most concern to our children and our grandchildren when they are our age? When they read the headlines in the media, when they turn to their social media news feeds, what will be the preoccupation of the day? And when they look back at the opening decades of this millennium what will they deem to have been the truly important events and developments? Will it be about global warming, or the daily manifestations of our too often dysfunctional politics? Will it be about nuclear proliferation, the shifting dynamics of global leadership, or more about fake news and twitter storms? Which will turn out to have had the greatest impact on their everyday lives?
I believe we tend in many ways to be overly focused on the daily gyrations of the here and now and not sufficiently on the longer term trends playing out over time. And so I would like to invite you to share with me your thoughts. What do you think will be the main concerns
of our children and grandchildren? What will the next generation view as our
generation’s greatest accomplishments and biggest failings?
How important will Jewish values and traditions be to the generations that follow?
And how can our reflection during these High Holidays of 5779 move us individually and as a community toward making our society a better place now and into the future?
Send me your thoughts. I would like to share them with our TBOBT family sometime during our holiday services. I wish all my friends at TBOBT a healthy and happy New Year, Cantor Steven Stern
High Holiday Choir -- If you enjoy singing and wish to experience the holidays in an entirely new and inspirational way, join the temple choir. Contact Cantor Stern today for more information.
Beginning October 10, Cantor Stern will be leading a series of sessions at the JCC of Central NJ on
“Mindfulness in Everyday Living.”
You can register at www.jccnj.org.
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From The Co-Presidents
Education Report
From Audrey Silverman’s Installation speech:
This is a great honor, privilege and responsibility. TBOBT is unique. We are surrounded by talented and brilliant Board members, congregants and our wonderful and caring Cantor Stern. We look forward to what we will be able to accomplish in our community. Each of us has unique talents and abilities. We are in this journey together. Toby and I have volunteered our efforts to Temple Beth O’r Beth Torah as our way of thanking G-d for our blessings in our lives. Great things are achieved when everyone does their part and works for a common goal. Let us build a place where G-d can dwell among us.
Special thanks go to Evie Shulman, Rayna Warner, Florence Bernstein, Michael Roth, Karen Hivry, Mariela Hassan and Bonni Clark. They all stepped up to help with shopping, organizing, and planting our flowers. Your work is much appreciated.
Last but not least on a personal note, thank you to my family for your support and encouragement. A special thank you to Howie who, after speaking to our president Lillian Makow, encouraged me to accept the position of co-president. I have only one thing to say: Life is a journey with twists and turns so I suggest you fasten your seatbelt.
Wishing you and your family a happy and healthy 5779! Audrey
We ended the 2017-2018 Hebrew School year on June 3rd. After meeting in class for the first part of the morning, all classes, parents, grandparents and friends met in the sanctuary for our end-of-school year assembly.
The students enjoyed telling about their "Favorite Part of Hebrew School.'' The committee members offered their greetings as well as their summary of a very successful school year. Each student received a Certificate of Achievement along with an ice cream gift card, and our teachers were thanked for their hard work with a gift. We all sang, laughed and shared a lovely end-of-year celebration followed by a brunch of bagels and goodies.
Now onto preparing for 2018-2019 and welcoming Judy Hurok to our Education Committee!!
Thelma, Judy, Elaine and Cantor
Mazel tov to our 2018 Presidents’ Award recipients, Florence Bernstein, Alan Rubin, Fern Cammy and Dennis Berry. They were honored with the Presidents’ Award at the Combined Installation of Officers at Friday evening services, June 22, 2018. Each of them represents the spirit of our many volunteers who are the backbone of our Temple Beth O’r Beth Torah family. We appreciate their initiative and ability to follow through. When they see something that needs to be done, they do it without fanfare and often without being asked. May they always go from strength to strength.
Yasher koach to our TBOBT new Co-Presidents, Audrey Silverman and Toby Prince, to our Executive Vice President, Jonathan Phillips, to our Board of Directors and to the officers of Sisterhood and Men’s Club, all of whom were installed at the Combined Installation of Officers on Friday evening services on June 22, 2018. We have confidence in their abilities and look forward to another great year for Temple Beth O’r Beth Torah.
We will be placing a leaf on our Tree of Life in honor of Florence, Alan, Fern and Dennis. If you would like to show your appreciation for their efforts on behalf of our Temple, please make a contribution toward the cost of the leaf. Bring or mail your check to the Temple, 111 Valley Road, Clark, NJ 07066, 732-381-8403, with "Presidents' Awards' Leaf" on the memo line. Thank you!
Best, Lillian
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Golden Books
To send a Golden Book for any occasion, call:
Joan Oberman (732-381-4322) Evie Shulman (908-276-6894)
Betty Needleman (908-389-0911)
Cards are sent for $3.00 and you will receive $1.50 donor credit, or pick up a pack of 10 cards for
$20.00 with $15.00 donor credit and send them yourself. They can be picked up from the office.
Please send checks to: Esther Schlesinger
9 Pine Ridge Dr., Edison, NJ 08820
or call (732) 548-7132 for the amount owed.
Sisterhood Message
Sisterhood is busy over the
summer planning some exciting
programs for 2018-19!
Meanwhile, Friday, August
17th is Sisterhood Shabbat. Our
members will conduct services
and we will sponsor a nice
Oneg that night. If you want to
participate in the service, call Fern Cammy. Then the
next day, Saturday, August 18th, we will host a
lovely luncheon. We hope to see many of you that
Shabbat!
I just want to inform you that due to the High
Holidays being so early this year, we will NOT have
a September meeting. Our opening meeting will
occur on Monday, October 15th.
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Joleen
Special Fund Donations to Special Fund can be made for any occasion for a minimum donation of $5.00. You
will receive 100% donor credit.
To send a beautiful Special Fund card call: Gene Berry (732-388-3453).
Morning Minyan Services
Sundays at 9:00 AM: Temple Beth O’r Beth Torah
If you have any questions, please call Howard Silverman, Fern Cammy or Cantor Stern.
If you are celebrating a special simcha in the family, please let the office know the
details so we can include it in the Beth RepORter bulletin.
The Gift Shop is still open! Most of you are aware of the water damage done to the showcase. Due to the diligence of several Sisterhood members, the majority of our inventory was saved from being damaged. Everything is stored in the locked closet/cabinet. If there is something that you need, please let me know.
It will take some time for the showcase to be repaired. In the meantime, we need some way to display our inventory. If you know of someone who has a glass cabinet that they need to sell/donate, please contact me.
On that note, some members knew I was on a medical leave of absence. I wish to thank Bonni as well as the Sisterhood Board for continuing to keep the Gift Shop open. I am happy to say that I am doing well and I am returning to running the Gift Shop. There are 2 ways you can reach me:
1) Email: [email protected] (This is the best way to communicate with me as I travel and do not always have access to phone service. I always respond quickly).
2) Phone: 732-494-0064 (Leave a message and I will return your call as soon as I am able).
Jayne Heidelberger, Gift Shop Manager
Gift Shop News
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School Days We have been busy making plans for the coming year and are pleased to report that---the teachers are in place, the students are in place, the calendar is in place!!!! We plan to begin the year on Sunday, September 20th for the Olim, Yaldeinu, and K'Ton classes. We look forward to a successful 2015-2016 school year!!!
Men’s Club had a busy and productive year. We are looking forward to some new and innovative programming in the coming year. Our Officers and Trustees will be planning for an exciting and busy year.
This will include our Veterans Program with Scotch Plains and Cranford; the Shabbat services including our Adults with Special Needs; World Wide Wrap; Yom Hashoah; and participation in the Northern NJ Region – FJMC annual raffle. This past raffle drawing saw our own Judith Gottlieb win the $1,800.00 Grand Prize!! Congratulations to Judy. Remember, anyone can be the winner or sell the winning ticket. Special thank you to Florence Borrus who sold the most tickets, 60 in all -- great job!!
As a reminder, Men’s Club also sells soy based Shabbat and Yahrzeit candles, ecologically friendly paper plates, cups and flatware, Tefillin sets, Bar/Bat Mitzvah Haftarah Scroll portions and our growing list of Men’s Club books and pamphlets on many topics related to men’s changing role in the synagogue, family and workplace.
Lastly, Men’s Club will be calling for High Holiday ushering, so please accept responsibility for this important project in order that services will flow smoothly.
On behalf of Dr. Mike, our Officers, and Trustees, I wish all Temple members a pleasant and restful summer.
B’Shalom,
Michael F. Goldstein
From The TBOBT Men’s Club
Thank you everyone for your donations and cards
in honor of my Presidential Award.
Dennis Berry
We would like to announce the engagement of our son David
Langer to Krista Pferr.
Karen and Ian Langer
Allan and Rayna Warner would like to thank everyone for their good wishes on the occasion of our granddaughter
Elianna Cohen becoming a Bat Mitzvah.
Our granddaughter Samantha Hanover graduated from Queens College, Summa Cum Laude, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts.
Debbie and Arthur Freedman
Lynn and Arthur Bloom would like to announce the birth
of their grandson Luke Noah Rosenberg.
Ryan Richstein recently graduated from Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, and Allison Samuel Richstein recently graduated from Drexel University College of Medicine. Ryan began his Residency at Atlantic Care Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City, and Allison began her Residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.
Marty and Carol Richstein
The Young Family would like to thank all of our friends and Temple family for your kind sympathy messages, visits, calls and donations in memory of our dear Arnold Young.
Words cannot express our deepest gratitude at this time.
Myrna Young and family
Messages from Our Members
We would like to thank all of those who sent tributes and good
wishes to us in honor of our son and grandson, Benjamin Wolf
Handwerker’s Bar Mitzvah.
We were honored to have so many members of the Shul join us
for our simcha.
Gianine and Gavin Handwerker
Harriet Rothschild
I would like to express my deep appreciation for all the prayers,
love and support, cards, and phone calls during my recent
recovery from an unfortunate accident. We are truly blessed to
have the temple family in our lives.
Todah rabah,
Mark Traum
Thank you to my TBOBT family and friends for your support and donations in memory of my mother, Carol Schlesinger.
Jay Schlesinger and family
Thank you to my TBOBT family and friends on your support and good wishes for my honor on being named Minyanaire of the Year.
Esther Schlesinger
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TICKET PICK UP TIMES
Your tickets must be picked up at the temple during times listed below: The temple office will not have tickets.
When you come to pick up your tickets, please bring your Kol Nidre Pledge Card and donation to the synagogue. Your Kol Nidre pledges and your donations on receiving High Holiday honors are vital to the functioning life of your temple community. We are asking everyone to consider adding at least 10% to the amount donated last year.
Tzedakah, an expression of gratefulness, is a Jewish tradition, especially at the High Holiday season.
HIGH HOLIDAY TICKET PRICES 2018 (5779)
Your temple dues include High Holiday tickets for all members in good standing (all obligations, including first quarter 2018 dues, paid in full).
Tickets sold to members for their parents, grandparents, married children and unmarried children over 30 years of age are $75.00 each.
Members whose children are under 30 years old and live at home with member parents will be issued no-charge tickets for those children.
Children under 30 years old living by their own means away from their member parents require $75.00 tickets.
Tickets for other relatives are $100.00 each.
Tickets for non-members are $300.00 each. This cost may be allocated towards TBOBT membership.
Associate members in good standing may purchase tickets for themselves at $150.00 each.
Students with valid school ID may be given no-charge tickets.
Relatives of members who hold tickets to or can prove good standing membership in another synagogue will be welcomed with no-charge tickets.
All tickets issued will have the name of the bearer on them for security reasons. To minimize bookkeeping, please be prepared to pay for extra tickets at the time of pick-up.
Wednesday, August 29 7:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 2 9:00 a.m.—noon
Wednesday, September 5 7:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m.
TORAH FOR TOTS (ages 3-6) &
JUNIOR CONGREGATION (ages 7-13) If you would like your children or grandchildren to participate in either program,
you must contact and register with the temple office
by August 27th.
Both programs are contingent upon your response.
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Saturday, Sept. 1 SELICHOT - To be announced
Sunday, Sept. 9 ROSH HASHANAH EVE 6:30 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 10 FIRST DAY ROSH HASHANAH 9:00 a.m. Meet at Temple 5:00 p.m . Tashlich (Rahway River Park) 5:15 p.m. Mincha/ Evening Service at Temple 6:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 11 SECOND DAY ROSH HASHANAH 9:00 a.m. Mincha/Evening Service 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 14 Kabbalat Shabbat 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 15 SHABBAT SHUVAH 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 18 Mincha/ KOL NIDRE 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 19 YOM KIPPUR 9:30 a.m. Yizkor Memorial Service (approx.) 11:30 a.m. Mincha 5:00 p.m. Neilah/Maariv 6:30 p.m. Holiday Ends 7:40 p.m.
2018 HIGH HOLIDAYS 5779 SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
First Night Rosh Hashanah Sunday, Sept. 9 6:58 p.m.
Second Night Rosh Hashanah Monday, Sept. 10 7:58 p.m.
Shabbat Shuvah Friday, Sept. 14 6:50 p.m.
Yom Kippur Tuesday, Sept. 18 6:43 p.m.
CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES
Etrogim and Lulavim will once again be available to our members. Cost information is not available at time of printing.
RESERVE NO LATER THAN Friday, September 14.
Please reserve by contacting the temple office, 732-381-8403 x 11.
ORDER YOUR LULAV & ETROG FOR SUKKOT
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Golden Books Mazel tov to Toby Prince on becoming Co-President of TBOBT: From: Rayna & Allan Warner Evie Shulman Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Michael Shulman on becoming Membership VP of TBOBT From: Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman
Mazel tov to Rayna & Allan Warner on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter From: Thelma Purdy Janice & Herb Hymanson
In memory of Arnold Young From: Audrey & Howard Silverman Betty & Mark Needleman Joleen & Bob Fridson Rayna & Allan Warner Evie Shulman Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson Susan & Stuart Weinshanker
In memory of Jeffrey Sprung From: Howard & Audrey Silverman Thelma Purdy
Condolences to Freida Posnock on the loss of her sister, Jackie Gothard: From: Lisa & Dick Lavroff Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
In memory of Bert Wexler From: Fern & Joe Cammy Thelma Purdy
Condolences to Fay Fink on the passing of her brother, Gerald Kaplan From: Gitta Harrel
Mazel tov to Myrna Young on the engagement of her granddaughter From: Norma & Jack Weinshanker
Yasher Koach to Florence Bernstein on the Presidential Award From: Norma & Jack Weinshanker
Mazel tov to Harriett Rothschild on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson Benjamin From: Diane & Michael Goldstein Joleen & Bob Fridson Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Gianine & Gavin Handwerker on the Bar Mitzvah of their son Benjamin From: Diane & Michael Goldstein Janice & Herb Hymanson
Get well to Bob Kolker From: Diane & Michael Goldstein Joleen & Bob Fridson Evie Shulman Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Lauren Barr on being elected At Large member of the Executive Board of the JCC From: Evie Shulman Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Karen Hivry on becoming Membership Trustee on the Board of TBOBT From: Thelma Purdy
Mazel tov to Judy Hurok on becoming Education Trustee on the Board of TBOBT From: Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman
Mazel tov to Audrey Silverman on becoming Co-President of TBOBT: From: Mark & Betty Needleman Rayna & Allan Warner Evie Shulman Thelma Purdy Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Martin Axelrad on being Volunteer of the Year by Jewish Family Service From: Debbie & Arthur Freedman Janice & Herb Hymanson
Mazel tov to Thelma Purdy on the birth of her great granddaughter From: Janice & Herb Hymanson
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The TBOBT Family extends Mazel Tov to: Aryeh and Amanda White on the birth of their son Elihu Yosef and to Ellen Cohen and Gene
White on becoming grandparents Len and Freida Posnock on their upcoming 60th Wedding Anniversary
The TBOBT Family expresses condolences to: The Wexler family on the passing of Bert Wexler
Fay Fink on the passing of her brother Gerald Kaplan Matilda Fink on the passing of her son Ronald Fink Jay Schlesinger on the passing of his mother Carol Schlesinger The Vogel family on the passing of Jordan Vogel
We gratefully acknowledge the following donations made to TBOBT during May, June & July. (To make a donation in memory of a loved one or in honor of a special occasion, call or email the temple office.)
Yahrzeit Fund Donated By In Memory Of:
Beverly Elsner Sol Elsner
Martin Goldstein Henrietta Goldstein
Jane Halper Mollie Spatz
Linda Blank Paul Blank
Blanche Singer Rose Bigel
Blanche Singer Max Bigel
Natty Lapidus Irving Simon
Dr. Gloria Schrager Alvin Schrager
Barbara Plotkin Arthur Plotkin
Barbara Plotkin Minnie Kremenko
Miriam Levine Max Rosenfeld
Judith Gottlieb Irving Gottlieb
Paula Hymanson Louis Diamond
Bonnie Altman Bertold Dreifus
Adeline Gesten Louis Geldzahler
Linda Sprung Morris Weinstein
Robert Kolker Eva Kolker
Dr. Eugene Tendler Max Tendler
Joleen Fridson Ada Goldman
Arnold Fries Mildred Fries
Carol Richstein Bernard Schwartz
Marty Richstein Jack Richstein
Sanford Klurman Anna Klurman
Thelma Purdy Herman Purdy
Thelma Purdy Arthur Purdy
Alice Katz Nathan Katz
Irene Goldstein Alexander Fenyves
Michael E. Miller Martin Miller
Michael E. Miller Sophie Newman
Sylvia Wolkin Irving Strobing
Sylvia Wolkin Rebecca Wolkin
Evelyn Schisler Emanuel Schisler
Evelyn Schisler Camille Sinclair
Suzanne & Mike Miller Kermit Green
Suzanne & Mike Miller Sarah Nathan
Doris Kalish Irving Beim
Doris Kalish Gertrude Lowenstein
Donated By: In Memory Of:
Herbert Hymanson Samuel Hymanson
Thomas Kohn Roza Kohn
Paul Wexler Marion Wexler
Jordan Vogel Louis Vogel
Barbara Cohen Price William Cohen
Laurie Marcus Jack Druckman
Linda Axelrad Kurt Moses
Betty Needleman Rose Unger
Evelyn Shulman Helen Shulman
Evelyn Shulman Paul Zinker
Norma Sheld Max Sheld
Matilda Fink Martin Fink
Robert Kolker Louis Kolker
Martin Goldstein Herman Goldstein
Myrna Young Max Young
Myrna Young Sarah Young
Lenard Weiner Bernard Weiner
Adeline Gesten Arthur Gesten
Evelyn Schisler Saul Schisler
Claire Warech Joseph Warech
Claire Warech Mollie Goldstein
Marilyn Weinstein Milton Weinstein
Bonnie Altman Melanie Dreifus
Mollie Serrell Seymour Serrell
Janice Hymanson Milton Rothstein
Matilda Fink Leo Grifel
Arlene Grasso Bernard Soffer
Arlene Grasso Irma Soffer
Sharon Klurman Murray Brodkin
Arnold Fries Raymond Fries
Wayne Traub Frances Traub
Louise Cangelosi Irving Gottlieb
Louise Cangelosi Rose Glass
Louise Cangelosi Bernice Gottlieb
Thomas Kohn Aron Gewurtz
Gloria Sern Anna Panitch
David Altman Beatrice Altman
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Cantor’s Discretionary Fund – is a vehicle by which
the Cantor assists individuals and organizations that come
to his personal attention in need of additional funds for
emergencies, on-going activities or special projects in the
US, Israel or anywhere in the world.
Jewish National Fund Trees – certificates can be
purchased for all occasions in denominations of $18.
Please contact the temple office, 732-381-8403.
Oneg Shabbat/Kiddush Fund – used for a nosh after
Shabbat services. To sponsor an entire Oneg, Kiddush, or
Seuda, please contact the temple office, 732-381-8403.
Minyan Breakfast Fund – provides breakfast for the
Morning Minyan.
Ritual Fund – is used to purchase religious supplies.
Yahrzeit Fund - It is a tradition to make a donation in
memory of deceased loved ones. This fund is used to
support all aspects of the synagogue.
Sol Sern Memorial Lecture Fund - is used to provide
speakers and refreshments for our annual lecture in
memory of Sol Sern.
General Fund – supports all aspects of Temple Beth
O’r/Beth Torah.
Prayer Books – Please contact the temple office to
obtain up-to-date information.
Bikur Cholim and Chesed Fund - is used on behalf of
those who are ill or in need of mitzvot of loving kindness.
Harold & Doris Presser Memorial Fund - has been
established to assist in the maintenance of the temple
facilities and the repair of ritual items.
Yahrzeit Plaques – Honor your departed loved ones with
a permanent Yahrzeit memorial plaque in our sanctuary. A
light will be lit next to the plaque every year during the
week of the Yahrzeit. Cost is $350.
· Information needed: English & Hebrew names,
including the father’s and/or mother’s Hebrew name,
and secular & Hebrew dates of passing.
Sanctuary Seat & Pew Dedication – This project
honors or memorializes a dear one with a special plaque
mounted on the back of a sanctuary seat. Each plaque costs
$180. Dedication of an entire pew (row) includes a larger
plaque inscribed with the family name mounted at the end
of the row and two individual seat plaques in that row. The
cost of an entire pew dedication is $1800.
Religious School Fund – supports our Hebrew School &
K’ton program.
Simcha Tree – Honor your family by dedicating a Leaf
($180), Rock, or Trunk Letter, on our “Simcha” Tree of
Life, for any and all occasions – Births, Weddings, Special
Anniversaries or Birthdays, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, or other
special honors or events. Call Temple Office for more info.
List of TBOBT Funds for Donations
Don’t forget to buy ShopRite Gift Cards for the holidays! 5% of the amount of ShopRite gift cards purchased is tax deductible.
Contact the Office at 732-381-8403, ext 11.
Adelaine, Philip & Peter Brenner: In honor of Jordan Vogel's 90th birthday
Carol and Gene Tendler: In memory of Jackie Gothard, sister of Freida Posnock
Adeline Gesten: In honor of her grandsons' (Michael Miller and Graham Gesten) graduations
Adeline Gesten: In honor of Rayna Warner's granddaughter Elianna Cohen becoming a Bat Mitzvah
General Fund
Lisa & Dick Lavroff: In honor of Benjamin Handwerker's Bar Mitzvah
Religious School Fund
Kiddush and Oneg Fund
Florence Bernstein
Our Annual Parking Lot Sale will be held on
Sunday, October 14, 2018
Start cleaning out your closets and donate your merchandise for the sale.
Please call the temple office to arrange to drop off your donations. Only items that are clean and in good condition will be accepted.
More details will follow!!!
Cantor’s Discretionary Fund
Alan Rubin & Florence Bernstein: In appreciation Linda and Calvin Sprung: In appreciation
Come and Join the TBOBT Mah Jongg League!
For more information, please call Audrey Silverman at 732-499-0439.
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Support Groups at RWJ— Fitness & Wellness Center in Scotch Plains led by Mindy Cohen. Registration not required
and there is no fee. Call 732-499-6193 for more information.
Joseph D. Gibilisco, Manager
N.J. License No. 3286
James M. Zwiebel, Director N.J. License No. 4023
275 West Milton Avenue Rahway, New Jersey 07065
732-388-1874 Fax: 732-388-0313
When making payments to TBOBT, please indicate on the memo line how you want the
funds allocated, i.e., dues, Yahrzeit, a special event, donation to a
specific fund, etc. Thank you.
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Steven Stern, Spiritual Leader Toby Prince & Audrey Silverman, Co-Presidents Jonathan Phillips, Executive Vice-President
Temple Beth O’r Beth Torah
111 Valley Road, Clark NJ 07066
732-381-8403
www.bethorbethtorah.org
ISRAELI DANCE Wednesday Nights
$10.00 per class/ $45 prepaid for 5
A portion of the proceeds go to TBOBT
Led by Elyse Litt 732-396-8299
Any new dancers should contact:
Elyse via email prior to first class at dances-
Got a Simcha?
Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? New grandchild?
Host a Kiddush at TBOBT
Sponsor a simple Kiddush for $136
or make a donation of $18 or more
to the Kiddush Fund.
Contact Bonni at the Temple office
732-381-8403 ext. 11
or
