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Jewish Community Center of Long Beach Island E-Letter September 13, 2013 - 9 Tishrei 5774 We will be putting up the Sukkah Sunday, September 15 at 9:30 PM. Please call Don Pripstein if you can help. 609-492-3911. FOOD DRIVE Please bring packaged and can goods to services and during the week for our commitment to helping St. Francis with their Food Bank. There will be a box near the kitchen for your donations. A SPECIAL SHABBAT SHUVA Dear Friends - Everyone has a "bucket list" - a list of things they hope to accomplish in their lifetime. One of the things I had hoped to do is to read from the Torah. So when a program to learn how to read Torah was offered at the JCC this summer, I joined the class. We were seven committed students, under the enthusiastic tutelage of our teacher, Howard Hait. He began by showing us that the well-known tune of the "V'ahafta" is that of the Torah trope (tune). Meeting each Friday morning for 6 weeks, teacher and students began to bond together and it was decided that on Shabbat Shuva we would all read from the Torah. Howard recorded each of our portions and we began to prepare our JCC EVENTS 9/13 - 9/20 Sunday - 9/15 Erecting of the Sukkah 9:30 AM Wednesday - 9/18 MAH JONGG - 12:30 - 4:00 PM Friday - 9/20 6:00 PM Shabbat Dinner Barbecue in the Sukkah SHABBAT
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Jewish Community Center of Long Beach Island E-Letter September 13, 2013 - 9 Tishrei 5774
We will be putting up the Sukkah Sunday, September 15 at 9:30 PM. Please call Don Pripstein if you can help. 609-492-3911. FOOD DRIVE Please bring packaged and can goods to services and during the week for our commitment to helping St. Francis with their Food Bank. There will be a box near the kitchen for your donations.
A SPECIAL SHABBAT SHUVA
Dear Friends - Everyone has a "bucket list" - a list of things they hope to accomplish in their lifetime. One of the things I had hoped to do is to read from the Torah. So when a program to learn how to read Torah was offered at the JCC this summer, I joined the class. We were seven committed students, under the enthusiastic tutelage of our teacher, Howard Hait. He began by showing us that the well-known tune of the "V'ahafta" is that of the Torah trope (tune). Meeting each Friday morning for 6 weeks, teacher and students began to bond together and it was decided that on Shabbat Shuva we would all read from the Torah. Howard recorded each of our portions and we began to prepare our
JCC EVENTS
9/13 - 9/20
Sunday - 9/15 Erecting of the Sukkah 9:30 AM Wednesday - 9/18 MAH JONGG - 12:30 - 4:00 PM Friday - 9/20 6:00 PM Shabbat Dinner Barbecue in the Sukkah
SHABBAT
parts. I can read Hebrew (sort of) and certainly can sing most of the prayers, but I was not prepared for how difficult it would be to read from the Torah without vowels and punctuation. After a dress rehearsal a few weeks prior to Shabbat Shuva, we all realized that there was much work to do to be ready for our Torah reading debuts. I myself spend countless hours studying, singing, and restudying my 9 lines for the first Aliyah. That Saturday morning I got dressed in one of my favorite dresses, put on my mother's earrings and the chai my dad brought back from Israel for my bat mitzvah over 60 years ago. I found my son Joe's tallit and took it to services with me. I guess I was preparing for my bat mitzvah - maybe one even more meaningful than when I was 13. There definitely was a lot of excitement when I arrived at the JCC that morning. We were nervous and, as the sanctuary filled up with family, friends and congregation members, we knew the time had come for us to finally "lein" from the Torah. Show time!!! When I stepped off the bimah after my aliyah, there were so many friends there to wish me a mazel tov and as each of us went up to the Torah, the sense of accomplishment grew. At one time, a few of the readers did a little hora. Once everyone was done and our teacher did the Haftorah, everyone felt a sense of pride... and relief. So many of us have sadness in our lives. It is wonderful to celebrate a good thing!!! So MAZEL TOV TO MY FELLOW CLASSMATES. WE DID IT!!!
Harold Farin Richard Newman Donald Pripstein Susan Sheehan Lori Shomar Tiger Wolpert and Rabbi Jay AND a heartfelt todah rabbah to our moreh, Howard Hait. Rose Valentine
SHALOM
&
GOOD YOM TOV
YOM KIPPUR
CANDLE LIGHTING TIME Friday, September 13, 2013
6:50 PM (So. Ocean County)
Friday, September 13, 2013 6:30 PM
KOL NIDRE
Saturday, September 14, 2013 YOM KIPPUR SERVICE
9:00 AM Yiskor will be recited
Mincha, Ma'ariv and Ne'ilah, 5:15
PM
followed by the Sisterhood Break the Fast
(Reservations required)
Bimah flowers donated by Eileen Levin & family in memory of Ellis Levin
YAHRZEITS
E-letter Editor AND TORAH READER
In This Issue
A Special Shabbat Shuva
The Week That Was...
September Activities
Pre-School Program
Community Activities
Cleaning Out Your Closet?
Tree of Life
Pavers
This Week's Events
Service Schedule
Yahrzeits
Sukkot
Congregation News
Scrapbook
Driver Needed
Shoprite Gift Cards
Sisterhood
Documents & Links
THE WEEK THAT WAS.....
FOR NEXT WEEK
These names will be read at services on September 13, 2013. Arthur Landau Bertha Landau *Philip Millstein Hannah Resnek Jill Berger Arthur Petter Beatrice Smith *Sara Fink Freda Black Madeliene Margolis Dina Singer Belle Wolpert Morris Freeman Betty T. Pacharz *Fanny Troum Clarence Rosenberg Rose Kincus Henry Gaulton Abraham Greenspan Ruth Srager *Rose Britz Dora Kaplan *Beulah Gubar Alfred Krechovitz *Bea Mendlow * Yahrzeit Plaque
SUKKOT
This Rosh Hashana saw the largest gathering of worshippers in the history of the congregation, with over 400 attending services on the first day of the holiday. Led by Rabbi Michael Jay and Cantor Avi Green, the congregation was inspired by both words and music in the beautiful setting of our synagogue. Yasher Koach to Carole Nunberg, who does such a fabulous job with the High Holiday tickets and seating, our Gabbaim Tiger Wolpert and Harold Farin and all those who had aliyahs and honors. Many thanks to Sue Rubinfeld for providing the beautiful flowers for the bimah. According to President, Don Pripstein, " The JCC was hopping on Labor Day Monday, Sept. 1st as seventeen volunteers (5 women and 12 men) spent most of the morning at the JCC preparing it for the Holidays. This included polishing Torah silver, setting up 300 chairs in Social Hall, 400 prayerbooks and white yarmulkes and head coverings in the entranceway, and changing Lecturn covers, etc. A big thanks to: Judy Abend, Jackie Avondoglio, Lynn Berman, Vivian Fitz, Lori Sherry, Paul Avondoglio, Stan Berman, Cliff Farin, Howie Fruchterman, Alan Gordon, Ron Marr and friend from college John Stacy, Richard Morgan, Mickey Sherry, Seth Sherry, and Joel Tabnick."
SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES
MAH JONGG
Every Wed. at the Center from 12:30 - 4:00 PM
TROLLEY MURAL TOUR
CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF RESPONSE
NEW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM
The Rabbi is traveling to Brooklyn after Yom Kippur to
obtain sets of Lulavim. Having a Lulav in the house and waiving it in the morning is a beautiful ritual (and easy to learn) If you want a set, and want to learn how to do the "LULAV SHAKE" please email or call
the Rabbi as soon as possible. The cost will be
around $40.00 per set at 973-865-9534
SERVICE SCHEDULE
Sukkot Evening Service
Wednesday
September 18
7:30 PM
1st Day Service
September 19
9:30 PM
2nd Day Service
September 20
A NEW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM ON SUNDAYS
"Come & See with Mrs. B" (Our version of Dora the Explorer)
Long time teacher at the JCC of LBI, Lynn Berkowitz (Mrs. B), will help your children/grandchildren explore their Jewish roots through arts & crafts, games, songs, dancing and cooking. Learn more about the program at a breakfast meeting in the Sukkah on Sunday, September 22 at 10:00 AM For further information call 609-709-3160 or email [email protected] PLEASE PASS THE WORD TO NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS. Click on this link for the Program Flyer PRE-SCHOOL
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
7th Annual Lessons from the Holocaust Series at the Ocean County Library, LBI Branch Presented by Ken Konchan, Professor of History, University of Akron and of Philosophy, Ethics & Humanities at Cuyahoga Community College Monday, Sept. 16 10 AM - Noon: Session 1 - Evil and the Holocaust Wednesday, Sept. 18 10 AM - Noon: Session 11 - Nazi
9:30 PM
•
SHABBAT DINNER IN THE SUKKAH
September 20
6:00 PM
A barbecue dinner will be prepared by
"Chef Carl Tepper" $10.00 per person
Call the office to let us know yu will be attending
609-492-4090
Shabbat Service to follow with Oneg Shabbat
sponsored by Jody Brusilow & Jay
Friedland in honor of their nine-year relationship (they met at the
JCC of LBI)
CONGREGATION
NEWS
CONDOLENCES TO
THE SPENCER FAMILY on the loss of their aunt
Harriet Shrenzel
Surveillance of Enemies Domestic & Foreign TO REGISTER, CALL 609-494-2480 **************************************************************************
The Jewish Federation of Ocean County is having a program with speakers on important Jewish issues, including Rabbi Shaul Praver of Newtown, CT. We hope members of the JCC will join the group already planning on attending.
OMNIBUS: 21st Century America Through A Jewish Lens
Sunday, October 20
9 AM - 2 PM
Temple Beth Or, Brick
See linked brochure for details and registration form. Note the early bird registration fee by 9/16): Click on OMNIBUS
***************************************************************************
An Invitation from Clare Edelstein, the President of the Jewish Culture Group at Mirage.
Dear JCC Members:
As the President of the Jewish Cultural Group in Four Seasons @ Mirage, I would like to take this opportunity to cordially invite you to our Annual Deli Night, which will take place on Thursday, October 10th in our beautiful clubhouse ballroom. This year, we are combining this evening with a "Tribute to Classic TV Game Shows", including the "Not-so-Newlywed Game", and "Family Food". We will, of course, be serving NY style deli sandwiches, with all the accompaniments. There will also be great prizes offered to our game winners. If you like good food and fun, this evening should be just what the doctor ordered! Please let me know (Claire Edelstein, [email protected]), or 609-549-5243 if you would like to attend. Your support would be much appreciated!
JUDY & KEN ABEND on the upcoming marriage of
their daughter Lori
MIMI BLOOM on the birth of her great
granddaughter Sienna Stanley
SUSAN SHEEHAN on graduating with high honors with a degree in
Nursing from Kean College
ROSE UNIGLICHT after knee surgery
RHODA & BERNARD
HERMAN
VALERIE MOSS
SHARE YOUR NEWS
CONTACT: [email protected]
CLEANING OUT YOUR CLOSET?
Donate your old Bling (earrings, necklaces, etc.) and gently used handbags to the JCC collection boxes located near the kitchen.
Expect the unexpected next summer. One woman's trash may become another woman's treasure!
JCC OF LBI TREE OF LIFE
We are so excited by the response to our beautiful new Tree of Life. You can commemorate a special occasion, honor or remember a loved one with a leaf on our new tree. There are three donation opportunities: Gold leaf (10 times chai) $180 Silver leaf (7 times chai) $126 Bronze leaf (5 times chai) $90
Click on this link to see the NEW Tree of Life Form: TREE Please drop this form off at the Office or mail to JCC of LBI,
CARING COMMITTEE
This committee acts as a
support system for congregation members facing illness and other
personal situations that need to be addressed. Please contact Chairperson, Joy Kern, if you are in need of assistance or if you know of a JCC member that needs
our help. 609- 978-3669
LIBRARY
REQUEST
If you have any scrapbooks from the olden days of the JCC and are willing to donate them to our library, I would be pleased to display them in our newly named archives, the
2411 Long Beach Blvd. Spray Beach NJ 08008 along with your check.
BRICK PAVERS
The paver fund raising program is ongoing. Pavers will be installed two times a year: spring and fall.
To download the paver order form, click on this link: PAVERS. Proceeds of this program will go towards the "burning of our mortgage."
JCC INFORMATION
THE OFFICE IS LOCATED AT
2411 Long Beach Boulevard (24th Street)
Spray Beach, NJ 08008
ENTER THE BUILDING DURING OFFICE HOURS
THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR.
Mailing Address:
2411 Long Beach Blvd.
Spray Beach, NJ 08008
Telephone: 609-492-4090
Robinson Bookcase. Just put them on my desk in the Library.
Thank you, Judith Pripstein
DRIVER NEEDED
One of our members is looking for someone to drive a car from Beach Haven to Sarasota, FL in October. Air fare will be provided for the return trip. Contact Marvin at 570-573-1756.
SHOPRITE GIFT
CARDS
Shoprite gift cards are available at the office. Use them to buy your groceries and the JCC of LBI will receive a portion the purchase. A GREAT GIFT IDEA.
SISTERHOOD
GIFT SHOP
The GIFT SHOP is now
open. Stop by the JCC to pick up a honey pot for a last minutes New Year gift. You
FAX: 609-492-7550
email: [email protected]
web site: www.jccoflbi.org
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:
MONDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
THURSDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
FRIDAY - 9:00 am - 2:00 PM
Office Staff:
M/W/T: Leslie Dinkfelt
F: Jeri Riffle
Data Entry: Marcie Deutsch
Leslie, Jeri & Marcie
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Rabbi Michael S. Jay
can also peruse the catalog on this web site: GIFT Call Jackie Avondoglio at 609-494-9110 to place your order for a particular item(s). There is a wonderful assortments of mezuzahs, menorahs and other Judaica items. "Think Hanukkah gifts."
DOCUMENTS AND
LINKS
JUST CLICK AND YOU'RE THERE!!! SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER BULLETIN: BULLETIN WEB SITE: JCC WEB SITE DUES RENEWAL FORM: RENEWAL PAVERS PAVERS TREE OF LIFE TREE
Don Pripstein, JCC President
Judy Smith, JCC VP
VIEW THE SEPT/OCT BULLETIN
with this link
BULLETIN
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Jewish Community Center of Long Beach Island E-Letter September 13, 2013 - 9 Tishrei 5774
We will be putting up the Sukkah Sunday, September 15 at 9:30 PM. Please call Don Pripstein if you can help. 609-492-3911. FOOD DRIVE Please bring packaged and can goods to services and during the week for our commitment to helping St. Francis with their Food Bank. There will be a box near the kitchen for your donations.
A SPECIAL SHABBAT SHUVA
Dear Friends - Everyone has a "bucket list" - a list of things they hope to accomplish in their lifetime. One of the things I had hoped to do is to read from the Torah. So when a program to learn how to read Torah was offered at the JCC this summer, I joined the class. We were seven committed students, under the enthusiastic tutelage of our teacher, Howard Hait. He began by showing us that the well-known tune of the "V'ahafta" is that of the Torah trope (tune). Meeting each Friday morning for 6 weeks, teacher and students began to bond together and it was decided that on Shabbat Shuva we would all read from the Torah. Howard recorded each of our portions and we began to prepare our parts. I can read Hebrew (sort of) and certainly can sing most of the prayers, but I was not prepared for how difficult it would be to read from the Torah without vowels and punctuation. After a dress rehearsal a few weeks prior to Shabbat Shuva, we all realized that there was much work to do to be ready for our Torah reading debuts. I myself spend countless hours studying, singing, and restudying my 9 lines for the first Aliyah. That Saturday morning I got dressed in one of my favorite dresses, put on my mother's earrings and the chai my dad brought back from Israel for my bat mitzvah over 60 years ago. I found my son Joe's tallit and took it to services with me. I guess I was preparing for my bat mitzvah - maybe one even
JCC EVENTS
9/13 - 9/20
Sunday - 9/15 Erecting of the Sukkah 9:30 AM Wednesday - 9/18 MAH JONGG - 12:30 - 4:00 PM Friday - 9/20 6:00 PM Shabbat Dinner Barbecue in the Sukkah
SHABBAT
SHALOM
&
GOOD YOM TOV
YOM KIPPUR
more meaningful than when I was 13. There definitely was a lot of excitement when I arrived at the JCC that morning. We were nervous and, as the sanctuary filled up with family, friends and congregation members, we knew the time had come for us to finally "lein" from the Torah. Show time!!! When I stepped off the bimah after my aliyah, there were so many friends there to wish me a mazel tov and as each of us went up to the Torah, the sense of accomplishment grew. At one time, a few of the readers did a little hora. Once everyone was done and our teacher did the Haftorah, everyone felt a sense of pride... and relief. So many of us have sadness in our lives. It is wonderful to celebrate a good thing!!! So MAZEL TOV TO MY FELLOW CLASSMATES. WE DID IT!!!
Harold Farin Richard Newman Donald Pripstein Susan Sheehan Lori Shomar Tiger Wolpert and Rabbi Jay AND a heartfelt todah rabbah to our moreh, Howard Hait. Rose Valentine E-letter Editor AND TORAH READER
In This Issue
A Special Shabbat Shuva
The Week That Was...
September Activities
Pre-School Program
Community Activities
CANDLE LIGHTING TIME Friday, September 13, 2013
6:50 PM (So. Ocean County)
Friday, September 13, 2013 6:30 PM
KOL NIDRE
Saturday, September 14, 2013 YOM KIPPUR SERVICE
9:00 AM Yiskor will be recited
Mincha, Ma'ariv and Ne'ilah, 5:15
PM
followed by the Sisterhood Break the Fast
(Reservations required)
Bimah flowers donated by Eileen Levin & family in memory of Ellis Levin
YAHRZEITS
FOR NEXT WEEK
These names will be read at services on September 13, 2013.
Cleaning Out Your Closet?
Tree of Life
Pavers
This Week's Events
Service Schedule
Yahrzeits
Sukkot
Congregation News
Scrapbook
Driver Needed
Shoprite Gift Cards
Sisterhood
Documents & Links
THE WEEK THAT WAS.....
This Rosh Hashana saw the largest gathering of worshippers in the history of the congregation, with over 400 attending services on the first day of the holiday. Led by Rabbi Michael Jay and Cantor Avi Green, the congregation was inspired by both words and music in the beautiful setting of our synagogue. Yasher Koach to Carole Nunberg, who does such a fabulous job with the High Holiday tickets and seating, our Gabbaim Tiger Wolpert and Harold Farin and all those who had aliyahs and honors. Many thanks to Sue Rubinfeld for providing the beautiful flowers for the bimah.
Arthur Landau Bertha Landau *Philip Millstein Hannah Resnek Jill Berger Arthur Petter Beatrice Smith *Sara Fink Freda Black Madeliene Margolis Dina Singer Belle Wolpert Morris Freeman Betty T. Pacharz *Fanny Troum Clarence Rosenberg Rose Kincus Henry Gaulton Abraham Greenspan Ruth Srager *Rose Britz Dora Kaplan *Beulah Gubar Alfred Krechovitz *Bea Mendlow * Yahrzeit Plaque
SUKKOT
The Rabbi is traveling to Brooklyn after Yom Kippur to
According to President, Don Pripstein, " The JCC was hopping on Labor Day Monday, Sept. 1st as seventeen volunteers (5 women and 12 men) spent most of the morning at the JCC preparing it for the Holidays. This included polishing Torah silver, setting up 300 chairs in Social Hall, 400 prayerbooks and white yarmulkes and head coverings in the entranceway, and changing Lecturn covers, etc. A big thanks to: Judy Abend, Jackie Avondoglio, Lynn Berman, Vivian Fitz, Lori Sherry, Paul Avondoglio, Stan Berman, Cliff Farin, Howie Fruchterman, Alan Gordon, Ron Marr and friend from college John Stacy, Richard Morgan, Mickey Sherry, Seth Sherry, and Joel Tabnick."
SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES
MAH JONGG
Every Wed. at the Center from 12:30 - 4:00 PM
TROLLEY MURAL TOUR
CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF RESPONSE
NEW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM
A NEW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM ON SUNDAYS
"Come & See with Mrs. B" (Our version of Dora the Explorer)
Long time teacher at the JCC of LBI, Lynn Berkowitz (Mrs. B), will help your children/grandchildren explore their Jewish roots through arts & crafts, games, songs, dancing and cooking. Learn more about the program at a breakfast meeting in the Sukkah on Sunday, September 22 at 10:00 AM For further information call 609-709-3160 or email [email protected]
obtain sets of Lulavim. Having a Lulav in the house and waiving it in the morning is a beautiful ritual (and easy to learn) If you want a set, and want to learn how to do the "LULAV SHAKE" please email or call
the Rabbi as soon as possible. The cost will be
around $40.00 per set at 973-865-9534
SERVICE SCHEDULE
Sukkot Evening Service
Wednesday
September 18
7:30 PM
1st Day Service
September 19
9:30 PM
2nd Day Service
September 20
9:30 PM
•
SHABBAT DINNER IN THE SUKKAH
September 20
6:00 PM
PLEASE PASS THE WORD TO NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS. Click on this link for the Program Flyer PRE-SCHOOL
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
7th Annual Lessons from the Holocaust Series at the Ocean County Library, LBI Branch Presented by Ken Konchan, Professor of History, University of Akron and of Philosophy, Ethics & Humanities at Cuyahoga Community College Monday, Sept. 16 10 AM - Noon: Session 1 - Evil and the Holocaust Wednesday, Sept. 18 10 AM - Noon: Session 11 - Nazi Surveillance of Enemies Domestic & Foreign TO REGISTER, CALL 609-494-2480 **************************************************************************
The Jewish Federation of Ocean County is having a program with speakers on important Jewish issues, including Rabbi Shaul Praver of Newtown, CT. We hope members of the JCC will join the group already planning on attending.
OMNIBUS: 21st Century America Through A Jewish Lens
Sunday, October 20
9 AM - 2 PM
Temple Beth Or, Brick
A barbecue dinner will be prepared by
"Chef Carl Tepper" $10.00 per person
Call the office to let us know yu will be attending
609-492-4090
Shabbat Service to follow with Oneg Shabbat
sponsored by Jody Brusilow & Jay
Friedland in honor of their nine-year relationship (they met at the
JCC of LBI)
CONGREGATION
NEWS
CONDOLENCES TO
THE SPENCER FAMILY on the loss of their aunt
Harriet Shrenzel
JUDY & KEN ABEND
See linked brochure for details and registration form. Note the early bird registration fee by 9/16): Click on OMNIBUS
***************************************************************************
An Invitation from Clare Edelstein, the President of the Jewish Culture Group at Mirage.
Dear JCC Members:
As the President of the Jewish Cultural Group in Four Seasons @ Mirage, I would like to take this opportunity to cordially invite you to our Annual Deli Night, which will take place on Thursday, October 10th in our beautiful clubhouse ballroom. This year, we are combining this evening with a "Tribute to Classic TV Game Shows", including the "Not-so-Newlywed Game", and "Family Food". We will, of course, be serving NY style deli sandwiches, with all the accompaniments. There will also be great prizes offered to our game winners. If you like good food and fun, this evening should be just what the doctor ordered! Please let me know (Claire Edelstein, [email protected]), or 609-549-5243 if you would like to attend. Your support would be much appreciated!
CLEANING OUT YOUR CLOSET?
Donate your old Bling (earrings, necklaces, etc.) and gently used handbags to the JCC collection boxes located near the kitchen.
Expect the unexpected next summer. One woman's trash may become another woman's treasure!
on the upcoming marriage of their daughter Lori
MIMI BLOOM
on the birth of her great granddaughter Sienna Stanley
SUSAN SHEEHAN on graduating with high honors with a degree in
Nursing from Kean College
ROSE UNIGLICHT after knee surgery
RHODA & BERNARD
HERMAN
VALERIE MOSS
SHARE YOUR NEWS
CONTACT: [email protected]
CARING COMMITTEE
JCC OF LBI TREE OF LIFE
We are so excited by the response to our beautiful new Tree of Life. You can commemorate a special occasion, honor or remember a loved one with a leaf on our new tree. There are three donation opportunities: Gold leaf (10 times chai) $180 Silver leaf (7 times chai) $126 Bronze leaf (5 times chai) $90
Click on this link to see the NEW Tree of Life Form: TREE Please drop this form off at the Office or mail to JCC of LBI, 2411 Long Beach Blvd. Spray Beach NJ 08008 along with your check.
BRICK PAVERS
The paver fund raising program is ongoing. Pavers will be installed two times a year: spring and fall.
To download the paver order form, click on this link: PAVERS. Proceeds of this program will go towards the "burning of our mortgage."
This committee acts as a support system for
congregation members facing illness and other
personal situations that need to be addressed. Please contact Chairperson, Joy Kern, if you are in need of assistance or if you know of a JCC member that needs
our help. 609- 978-3669
LIBRARY
REQUEST
If you have any scrapbooks from the olden days of the JCC and are willing to donate them to our library, I would be pleased to display them in our newly named archives, the Robinson Bookcase. Just put them on my desk in the Library.
Thank you, Judith Pripstein
DRIVER NEEDED
JCC INFORMATION
THE OFFICE IS LOCATED AT
2411 Long Beach Boulevard (24th Street)
Spray Beach, NJ 08008
ENTER THE BUILDING DURING OFFICE HOURS
THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR.
Mailing Address:
2411 Long Beach Blvd.
Spray Beach, NJ 08008
Telephone: 609-492-4090
FAX: 609-492-7550
email: [email protected]
web site: www.jccoflbi.org
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:
MONDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
THURSDAY 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
FRIDAY - 9:00 am - 2:00 PM
One of our members is looking for someone to drive a car from Beach Haven to Sarasota, FL in October. Air fare will be provided for the return trip. Contact Marvin at 570-573-1756.
SHOPRITE GIFT
CARDS
Shoprite gift cards are available at the office. Use them to buy your groceries and the JCC of LBI will receive a portion the purchase. A GREAT GIFT IDEA.
SISTERHOOD
GIFT SHOP
The GIFT SHOP is now
open. Stop by the JCC to pick up a honey pot for a last minutes New Year gift. You can also peruse the catalog on this web site: GIFT Call Jackie Avondoglio at 609-494-9110 to place your order for a particular item(s). There is a wonderful assortments of mezuzahs, menorahs and other Judaica items. "Think Hanukkah gifts."
Office Staff:
M/W/T: Leslie Dinkfelt
F: Jeri Riffle
Data Entry: Marcie Deutsch
Leslie, Jeri & Marcie
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Rabbi Michael S. Jay
Don Pripstein, JCC President
Judy Smith, JCC VP
VIEW THE SEPT/OCT BULLETIN
with this link
BULLETIN
E-mail Editor: Rose Valentine rvalen
DOCUMENTS AND
LINKS
JUST CLICK AND YOU'RE THERE!!! SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER BULLETIN: BULLETIN WEB SITE: JCC WEB SITE DUES RENEWAL FORM: RENEWAL PAVERS PAVERS TREE OF LIFE TREE
