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Kehilataynu
Our Congregation Community
Shevat - Adar 5775 / February 2015
Men’s Club: Bruce Bleiweis Sisterhood: Mindy Steinholz
A Happy Tu B'shvat to everyone, as this year the
holiday falls on February 4th. Tu Bishvat's: derivation
is simple the addition "Tu" which stands ……..page 4
As I write this, we have just been celebrating
Hanukkah. It is a holiday of light and singing,
and sharing good food ……………….…page 3
SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE……………… Fran Olmsted
In the Jewish tradition the Torah commands us to feed the hungry in many explicit passages. The
social action committee is doing just that by preparing a luncheon meal for 75 people once a month
on the second ………………………………………………………………….page 5
Purim
Courses for Teens
Order your Shalach
Manots today
• Krav Maga – Israeli Self Defense
• Teens & Sexuality
Happy Tu B'shvat
The New Year for the Trees
Wednesday February 4
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Sisterhood…Women Enjoying Jewish Life
As I write this, we have just been celebrating
Hanukkah. It is a holiday of light and singing, and
sharing good food and gifts. The larger culture
though has made it seem a bigger, louder holiday
than it traditionally has been. We have other
holidays where big and loud are more organically
the case. In fact, we will celebrate one of them
next month when Purim arrives! Certainly, Purim
can get loud. We need to drown out the name of
the hated Haman during the reading of the
Magillah. We are also supposed to drink so much
that we can no longer differentiate between
Mordechai and Haman. And food and gifts? Purim
combines them in the Shalach Manot tradition.
Sending gifts of food to your friends and family in
this way fulfills one of the mitzvot of the holiday.
And no fear of it being influenced by large
corporations or that half a “blue and silver” page in
a magazine otherwise decked out in red and green
for the sake of diversity.
Sisterhood is able to help you with the mitzvah
of Shalach Manot. We are once again pleased to
offer our program to enable you to do this through
partnership with us. You will find the form in this
issue of the bulletin. It is also available on line, via
email, and in the office. You can write in your own
list. We will even prepare packages for you for
outside friends and family. You can select the
“Whole Congregation” option and share the warmth
of this tradition with everyone in the First Hebrew
Family. Sisterhood will also make sure that every
child in our religious school gets a package. If you
have any questions, please contact our Shalach
Manot chair, Danielle Calo at divergirl26
@gmail.com. Please be sure to get your orders
and payments in by February 13th.
Then join Sisterhood as we mark a special
holiday we have every month that we don’t usually
remark much upon. On Thursday evening
February 19th we will meet at FHC to celebrate
Rosh Chodesh, the new moon/new month. If you
attend Shabbat morning services, you have
sometimes noted the announcement of the new
month and that there are special prayers
associated with it. Did you know that traditionally
Rosh Chodesh has been associated with women?
When you join us this month, we will go into how
and why. Please join us on February 19th at 7:30
PM for this special program and, of course, coffee,
tea, and dessert! We look forward to seeing you on
the 19th and to helping you with the mitzvah of
Shalach Manot.
Shalom,
Mindy Steinholz
Sisterhood President
FHC Babysitting Clearing House
Who of us with young children isn’t looking for a few good babysitters? FHC will continue to list the names
of our teenagers (and others) who would like to baby-sit for other families in the congregation. Of course,
you will need to pay these sitters! FHC will provide this service purely as a convenience to its members and
will take no responsibility for the individuals who offer their services here for pay.
Email your names and telephone numbers to: [email protected]
Babysitters now available:
Madeline Cohen: Call or text
Email corrections/additions to [email protected]
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Message from the Men’s Club
A Happy Tu B'shvat to everyone, as this year the
holiday falls on February 4th. Tu Bishvat's:
derivation is simple the addition "Tu" which stands
for the Hebrew letters Tet and Vav (9 and 6), hence
the holiday occurring on the fifteenth day of Shevat.
The holiday day is celebrated as an ecological
awareness day, and trees are planted in
celebration. We're simply including this to ask those
who can, to make a donation to an organization
that plants trees in Israel (anywhere else in the
world is a mitzvah too). The Men's Club began the
year at our downtown synagogue. It's an annual
event/gesture from the Men's Club to continue to
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have FHC members in our original synagogue just
a couple of miles east of our main building. It's also
one way we thank those who perform the mitzvah
'downtown' to keeping the daily minyon going. In
late February the Men's Club will be crossing the
river for a visit to West Point hockey. The event is
on February 21st. There may still be tickets
available and if interested please contact Steve
Cohen ([email protected]) for
availability and further information.
We hope to see YOU at the next Men's Club event.
Bruce Bleiweis
If you would like to lead a part of the
Shabbat morning service, take an
aliyah, chant your Haftarah or lead an
English reading, call the office or
email Rabbi Paskind at
[email protected]. We look
forward to seeing you soon on
Shabbat morning.
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J L E (Jewish Learning Experience)
A lovely Havdalah
service was followed by
a project for making
own "Havdalah Kit". A
fun, hands-on evening
for all
HELP THE SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE FEED THE HUNGRY
In the Jewish tradition the Torah commands us to feed the
hungry in many explicit passages. The social action
committee is doing just that by preparing a luncheon meal
for 75 people once a month on the second Monday for the
soup kitchen in downtown Peekskill. The food is prepared
in our own homes (or purchased) by our members, and left
on the porch of the synagogue before 10 am on the day it
is to be served. The soup kitchen picks up the food and
serves it at lunchtime.
You can help by providing scrip cards to supermarkets to
purchase feed, make monetary donations to the social
action committee, provide food, or help cook food.
Get Well
First Hebrew wishes a speedy recovery to:
Morton Bensky, Leonard Brown, and
Harold Krameisen.
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If you would like to help in any of the ways enumerated
above, you can send or leave donations in the office in an
envelope labeled “social action committee”, put
nonperishable food in the box in the coat closet labeled
“social action committee” (please do not put it in the food
pantry box ) or contact Fran Olmsted at [email protected]
or 845 661 4691.
"When you are asked in the world to come, 'What was your
work?' and you answer: 'I fed the hungry,' you will be told: 'This is
the gate of the Lord, enter into it, you who have fed the hungry'"
(Midrash to Psalm 118:17).
Torah Readings
31-Jan
7-Feb
14-Feb
21-Feb
28-Feb
Beshalach
Yitro
Mishpatim
Terumah
Tetzaveh
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Bingo Schedule
FHC WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO SCHEDULE
JANUARY-APRIL 2015
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED COOPERATION
IMPORTANT - If you are unable to work on your assigned day it is your responsibility to
switch with someone or find someone to replace you.
PLEASE do not call the office to find someone for you. Thank you!
Important
January
7th –Note: Your 2014–2015 dues include a
surcharge
for Bingo. If a member family meets its two-bingo
Mel
Berger--------------245-3038
requirement
during the year, the family will receive a credit.
Cohen--------------271-5510
Ray
Similarly,
if a single member meets his/her one-bingo requirement
Colman--------528-7613
Michael
during the year, he/she will receive a credit.
January 14th –
Robin Dolacky----------UNLISTED
URGENT
MESSAGE: If you are unable to attend on your
Zorn-----------671-7546
Richard
Sharon
Edelstein-------734-8466
scheduled
Bingo night, IT IS YOUR RESPONSBILITY TO GET A
REPLACEMENT.
March 18th Richard Zorn--------Ilene Zanchelli------Bill Rubin------------March 25th Ellie Schaffer--------Beverly Schwartz---Jaime Sloop----------
January 21st –
ThankFeldman--------736-3417
you for your continued cooperation!!!! Workers should
Susan
report to
Bingo by 6:15 pm and are expected to stay until at least
Stein------------736-0529
Sandy
10:00Goldman--------736-3173
pm
Elissa
April 1st Richard Zorn--------Gary Stein-----------Leslie Rubin----------
January 28th –
Roxann Intriligator---Alissa Jacobson-------David Junowitz----
April 8th – NO Bingo - Passover
February 4th –
Lili Kasdan----------Arlene Kaufman----Nancy Kohel--------February 11th –
Denise Leggiero-Michele Singer----February 18th –
Carol Lipsky--------Charles Lipsky-----Ilene Zanchelli-------
April 15th Shirley Kaplan--------Meryl Illions-----------Jeremy Krantz--------April 22nd Leonard Bensky------Don Feldman---------Maxine Janowitz------April 29th Ken Litvin-------------Sandy Poritzky--------Paul Schaffer-----------
Why are we asking you to donate your time to helping out with Bingo? It
generates approximately $25,000 in revenue per year to our operation of
the synagogue. The time commitment is only about three hours on a
Wednesday night. We now start Bingo at 6:30 pm so you and our
February 25th –
customers can get home earlier. If you are opposed to fulfilling your
Fran Olmsted---obligation as a member, then pay the $400 Bingo assessment
Sandy Poritzky-----immediately and let Lisa know to take you off the Bingo list. As a member
Masoud Radparvar-in good standing it is your obligation to participate in this fundraising
March 4th – PURIM – NO BINGO activity. If the congregation chooses not to continue providing Bingo to the
community and forfeiting the OPM (other people’s money), then the
March 11th –
congregation will need to be assessed accordingly to raise the $20,000, or
Seth Rowland ------determine what services will be cut. Do your part of fundraising and show
Martin Rubenfeld---up for your assigned Bingo night. Bring a book or magazine to read (there
Rachel Rubenfeld---is time when you are waiting). If you come late, it is still better than not
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ONE G S
Friday, February 6
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The Stern family in honor of grandson Alexander’s first birthday on Febraury 5
The Radparvar family in honor of Sara’s birthday on February 7
Irene Reiss in honor of her grandson Jacob Reiss’ birthday on February 7
The Walker family in honor of Jed Trachtenberg’s birthday on February 8
The Colman family in honor of Kathy’s birthday on February 9
Roxann & Marc Intriligator in honor of daughter-in-law Staci’s birthday on February 11
Friday, February 13
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The Yasuna family in honor of Alice’s birthday on February 13
Alice & Joel Yasuna in honor of their wedding anniversary on February 14
The Colman family in honor of their granddaughter Madison Hope Streger’s birthday on February 17
Irene Reiss in honor of her grandson Benjamin Hahitti’s birthday on February 17
Sue Weiler in honor of her granddaughter Laini Sohn’s birthday on February 17
Roxann & Marc Intriligator in honor of granddaughter Lila’s birthday on February 19
Friday, February 20
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The Stern family in honor of Phyllis’ birthday on February 21
Marsha Landsberg in honor her daughter Mady Bernard’s birthday on February 21
The Levy family in honor of Shira’s birthday on February 24
Friday, February 27
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Michele Singer & Ken Litvin in honor of their son Benjamin’s birthday on February 28
Marsha Landsberg in honor of her son Dr. Jay Sokolow’s birthday on March 4
The Rubin family in honor of Seth’s birthday on March 4
D ONA T I ONS
Yahrzeit – Phyllis & Larry Ticker, Rachel Schild
In honor of – the 50th Weddning Anniversary of Arlene & Mike Kaufman from
Molly & Eli Salama & Neysa & Ron Davis.
Kiddush –in honor of the birthday of her son Gregg Ninos from Barbara Ninos
Downtown Shul Betterment – Mr. & Mrs. David Devido
Condolences
• To Alex Davis and family on the loss of Alex’s wife Muriel.
HaMakom y’nahem etkhem b’tokh sh’ar avelei Zion viYrushalayim.
May the Holy One comfort you among all the mourners for Zion and Jerusalem.
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Date Converter
Yahrzeits
The following Yahrzeits will be observed during the month of Shevat
and Adar as noted on the memorial plaque in our sanctuary:
Ruth Schulman……..…… Shevat
Gertrude Brill Roberts……Shevat
Benjamin Rubin Weiss …Shevat
Esther Sara Kessler……..Shevat
Samuel S. Pines……..……
Shevat
Martin I. Nissenblatt……..…
Shevat
Sue Goldberg……..………Shevat
Nina Golden Halper……..…
Shevat
Max Bergman……..………Shevat
Esther Marder……..………Shevat
Max Rosenbaum……..……
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Norman Cohen……..…… Shevat
Dorothy Drogy……..………
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Oscar Levitz……..…………
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Laura Rudorfer……..………
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Charles Teitelbaum……..…
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Bessie Bergman……..……
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Betty Drogy……..…………Shevat
Daniel Halperin……..………
Shevat
Jacob Schragis……..…… Shevat
Sarah Cohn……..…………Shevat
Bessie Goldstein……..……
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Nettie Sachs……..…………
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Lester Smalheiser……..…Shevat
Ernest Feldman……..……Shevat
Capt. Julius Duke Hersh…Shevat
Jack Scolnick……..………Shevat
Dr. Franklin L. Kessler……Shevat
Cheryl R. Lindenbaum……Shevat
Harriet Nathan……..………Shevat
Shirley Silverstein……..… Shevat
Ada Halperin……..…………
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Abraham Goldstein……..…
Shevat
Rose Miller……..…………Shevat
Jack Heck……..…………. Shevat
Sadie Brandstadter……..…
Shevat
Warren Brown……..………
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Esther Steinholz……..……
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Frieda Wesler……..………Shevat
Harry Kaufman……..………
Shevat
Mildred S. Agunien……..…Shevat
Fay Katzman……..………Shevat
Goldie Rosenbaum……..…
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Shelley Weiler……..………Shevat
Nathan Katz……..…………
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Tillie Silverstein……..…… Shevat
Michael B. Rubin ……..……
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Benjamin Silverman ……. Shevat
Frank Smalheiser……..… Shevat
Abish Bechor……..………Shevat
Bessie Richman……..……Shevat
Aaron Weiler……..……… Shevat
Zalman Grifka……..………Shevat
Harry Kubrin……..…………
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Tillie Grossman……..……Adar
Estelle Reif……..…………Adar
Mary Skolsky……..………Adar
Sam R Siegelaub ……..…Adar
Anna Bernstein……..……Adar
Rabbi Abraham Krantz… Adar
Betty Rubenfeld……..……Adar
Ruth Miller Goldstein…… Adar
Elias Schneps……..………
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Israel Eisenberg ……..……
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Dora Brown……..…………
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Marvin Lefland……..………
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Seymour Kaplan……..……
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Wilbur Krivins……..………
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Miriam Biloon……..………Adar
Olga Damsky……..………Adar
Benjamin Sandberg……..Adar
Herbert Cohen ……..……
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Leah Levitz Fishbane……Adar
William Madenberg……..…
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Irving Langberg ……..……
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Esther Sherman……..……
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Rebecca Wald……..…… Adar
Adele Joyce Calo……..… Adar
Samuel Kahn……..………Adar
Martin Reiter……..……… Adar
Julia Rubenfeld ……..……
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Matilda Moskowitz……..…Adar
Mollie Hurwitz ……..……
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Norman Roskin ……..……
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Samuel Brandstadter……Adar
Milton Lindy Lindenbaum…
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Bertha Weissman……..…Adar
Henrietta Cooper……..… Adar
Beatrice Roskin ……..……
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Leonard Rubenfeld……..…
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Esther Shanhouse……..…
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Irving Halperin……..………
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Murray Charton ……..……Adar
Sylvia Seligson……..……Adar
Marilyn Halperin……..……Adar
Matthew Harris ……..……
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Ruth Golden Pines……..…
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Ruth Golden Harris……..…
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Sylvia Bloch Levine…….. Adar
Harold Grosberg……..……
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Jennie Sorscher……..……
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Miriam Domowitz……..…Adar
Charles Newman……..…Adar
Sarah Grifka……..……… Adar
Hyman Fertig……..………Adar
Isaac Pianin……..…………
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David Cooperman……..…Adar
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May their memory be a blessing to all
February 2015
1stof Sh'vat ….. 21-Jan
2nd of Sh'vat ….. 22-Jan
3rd of Sh'vat ….. 23-Jan
4th of Sh'vat ….. 24-Jan
5th of Sh'vat ….. 25-Jan
6th of Sh'vat ….. 26-Jan
7th of Sh'vat ….. 27-Jan
8th of Sh'vat ….. 28-Jan
9th of Sh'vat ….. 29-Jan
10th of Sh'vat ….. 30-Jan
11th of Sh'vat ….. 31-Jan
12th of Sh'vat ….. 1-Feb
13th of Sh'vat ….. 2-Feb
14th of Sh'vat ….. 3-Feb
15th of Sh'vat ….. 4-Feb
16th of Sh'vat ….. 5-Feb
17th of Sh'vat ….. 6-Feb
18th of Sh'vat ….. 7-Feb
19th of Sh'vat ….. 8-Feb
20th of Sh'vat ….. 9-Feb
21stof Sh'vat ….. 10-Feb
22nd of Sh'vat ….. 11-Feb
23rd of Sh'vat ….. 12-Feb
24th of Sh'vat ….. 13-Feb
25th of Sh'vat ….. 14-Feb
26th of Sh'vat ….. 15-Feb
27th of Sh'vat ….. 16-Feb
28th of Sh'vat ….. 17-Feb
29th of Sh'vat ….. 18-Feb
30th of Sh'vat ….. 19-Feb
1stof Adar ….. 20-Feb
2nd of Adar ….. 21-Feb
3rd of Adar ….. 22-Feb
4th of Adar ….. 23-Feb
5th of Adar ….. 24-Feb
6th of Adar ….. 25-Feb
7th of Adar ….. 26-Feb
8th of Adar ….. 27-Feb
9th of Adar ….. 28-Feb
10th of Adar ….. 1-Mar
11th of Adar ….. 2-Mar
12th of Adar ….. 3-Mar
13th of Adar ….. 4-Mar
14th of Adar ….. 5-Mar
15th of Adar ….. 6-Mar
16th of Adar ….. 7-Mar
17th of Adar ….. 8-Mar
18th of Adar ….. 9-Mar
19th of Adar ….. 10-Mar
20th of Adar ….. 11-Mar
21stof Adar ….. 12-Mar
22nd of Adar ….. 13-Mar
23rd of Adar ….. 14-Mar
24th of Adar ….. 15-Mar
25th of Adar ….. 16-Mar
26th of Adar ….. 17-Mar
27th of Adar ….. 18-Mar
28th of Adar ….. 19-Mar
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First Hebrew Congregation
“O p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r G i v i n g”
Yahrzeit Plaques
(memorial)
In memory of a member .......................................$200
In memory of a non-member ................................$300
In memory of and purchased by a non-member ..$500
Tree of Life
(in honor of a birth, Bar
or Bat Mitzvah, wedding,
special anniversaries, life
events, in memoriam, etc.)
Leaf .................. $150
Rock ................ $250
Root ................. $350
Memorial Plate. $500
Books
(plate on inside cover
recognizes your gift
and names those
you wish to honor)
Siddurim ...........$36
Mahzorim ..........$25
Chumashim ......$54
Sisterhood Social Action
Project
Brick Garden
A wonderful way to memorialize or honor a loved one
One brick (with inscription) ........ ......................... $150
Two bricks........ ......................... ......................... $275
Library Fund
General Fund Gifts (i.e., purchases at library discretion)
Specific Purchase Gifts (i.e. book series or encyclopedia)
Other Donation Ideas
Gifts of highly appreciated stock or real estate—save on
income tax while avoiding capital gains taxes!
Scholarships - for youth programs and camps and travel
to Israel.
Torah Fund CARDS for ALL OCCASIONS are available through
Sisterhood!
These cards help raise scholarship funds for the Jewish
Theological Seminary and other Conservative Movement
educational institutions.
Non-perishable food items
for Fred's Pantry in Peekskill
The cards are on display in the FHC library and on a flyer in this bulletin.
This will be an ongoing
project for the entire FHC
community; bring your
donations to our box in the
upstairs coat closet
$4 per card w/envelope
$20 per 6 cards w/envelopes
Call or email to have cards sent
Torah Fund Chairperson - Danielle Calo
914-646-2235; [email protected]
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The synagogue bulletin is a place not only for
news and information about FHC and its members,
but also a forum for members to place information
that may be of interest to their fellow congregants.
We are happy to consider all articles submitted to
Kehilataynu; however, we reserve the right to edit
for style, and length. In addition, all articles
submitted by FHC members are labeled as such
and do not reflect the opinion of FHC or the Board
of Trustees.
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Please keep the following in mind:
Articles and announcements must be received in the FHC
office by the date below.
Please submit your article or announcement via e-mail to
[email protected]. If you do not have a computer, and/or
your submission is not available in digital format, you may fax,
mail, or deliver your (typed) submission(s) to the temple office.
Please provide original copies of flyers and photos (faxed
copies are not suitable for reproduction) — they will be returned
Let Everyone Know How
Proud We are of Our Children!
The Board of Education would like to honor our wonderful Bar/Bat
Mitzvah students in a special way!
We would like each student to submit a brief biography (5-7
sentences) to be placed in the synagogue bulletin. The biography
could include information such as their Bar/BatMitzvah date,
grade, school, outside interests, and should include a short
description about his/her service project; you may also include a
photograph if you like. The responsibility to write and submit this
information belongs to the family of the child. Please do not cause
unnecessary disappointment for your children when they don’t see
their names in the bulletin with their classmates. The biography
must be submitted to the editor SIX WEEKS prior to the first day
of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah month to ensure placement in a timely
fashion. Any articles sent after that time will be placed in the next
bulletin, which may be after the Bar/Bat Mitzvah date. Please
submit the biography to the bulletin at bulletin@ FirstHebrew.org
or you can mail or fax to the FHC office.
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If you are interested in assisting with publishing the
Kehilataynu as editor, designer, writer, or any other
capacity, please contact Lisa at the office or Masoud
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FIRST HEBREW CONGREGATION
UPTOWN * 1821 East Main Street * Peekskill, NY 10566
DOWNTOWN * 813 Main Street * Peekskill, NY 10566
CROTON Campus * 52 Scenic Drive, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
DATED MATERIAL -- TIME VALUE
Shabbat Services -- Uptown
Friday Evenings…………Only on
scheduled dates and times
Saturday Mornings……..9:30 am
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Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
Paid
White Plains, NY
Permit No. 6677
Daily Minyan -- Downtown
Tues & Thurs....8:00 am
Sunday……..….9:00 am
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