september 2018 bulletin - torat el...2018/09/06 · after shofar blowing (appx 10:30am) 2nd eve...

Voice of the ShoreVoice of the ShoreVoice of the ShoreVoice of the Shore

C o n g r e g a t io n T o r a t E l ~ J e r se y S h o r eC o n g r e g a t io n T o r a t E l ~ J e r se y S h o r eC o n g r e g a t io n T o r a t E l ~ J e r se y S h o r eC o n g r e g a t io n T o r a t E l ~ J e r se y S h o r e J e wi s h Ce nt e rJ e wi s h Ce nt e rJ e wi s h Ce nt e rJ e wi s h Ce nt e r September 2018 - E lu l 5778/Tishr i 5779

SELICHOT

Saturday, September 1 ~ 8:00pm

ROSH HASHANAH Erev Rosh Hashanah, Sunday, September 9 ~ 6:30pm

1st Day Rosh Hashanah, Monday, September 10 ~ 8:30am Mini-Minyan (ages 2 thru K) with a parent & Junior Congregation (1st - 7th Grade)

After shofar blowing (appx 10:30am)

2nd Eve Rosh Hashanah, Monday, September 10 ~ 6:30pm

2nd Day Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, September 11 ~ 8:30am Mini-Minyan (ages 2 thru K) with a parent & Junior Congregation (1st - 7th Grade)

After shofar blowing (appx 10:30am)

YOM KIPPUR

Kol Nidre, Tuesday, September 18 ~ 6:15pm

Yom Kippur, Wednesday, September 19 ~ 8:30am

Mini-Minyan (ages 2 thru K) with a parent & Junior Congregation (1st - 7th Grade) After Haftarah (appx 11:00am)

Yizkor ~ 11:30am (approximate time)

Conclusion of Service ~ 2:00pm (approximate time)

Yizkor Service Open to the Community ~ 2:45pm

Mincha/Neilah ~ 5:15pm/6:45pm

Communal Shofar Blowing ~ 7:45pm followed by Break Fast

SUKKOT Erev Sukkot Service, Sunday, September 23 ~ 6:30pm

1st Day Sukkot, Monday, September 24 ~ 9:00am & 6:30pm 2nd Day Sukkot, Tuesday, September 25 ~ 9:00am

SHEMINI ATZERET / SIMCHAT TORAH Hoshanah Rabbah/Shemini Atzeret, Sunday, September 30 ~ 8:30am & 6:30pm

Shemini Atzeret /Yizkor, Monday, October 1 ~ 9:00am Simchat Torah Spectacular, Monday, October 1 ~ 6:00pm Simchat Torah, Friday, Tuesday, October 2 ~ 9:00am

5779 HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

2

Torat El Professional Staff

Senior Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun

Executive Director Pam Cardullo

Dir. Of Ritual Engagement Ben Laskowitz

Religious School Director

Jaclyn Leibowitz

Bookkeeper/Admin. Joanne Bass

Administrative Asst. Lisa Arnold

Youth Advisor

Lindsey Skerker

Rabbinic Intern

Warner Ferratier

Torat El Executive Board

President Steven Fineberg

First V.P. Laurie Gross

V.P. Linda Pickelny

V.P. Neil Weitzenkorn

V.P. Michelle Winters

V.P. Warren Goode

Treasurer Michael Breslow

Secretary Alan Morris

Board of Trustees

Dawn Barofsky Susan Berkowitz

Galit Binns Marjorie Cotler

Mindy Estin Sheryl Kaplan

Carl Koreen Howard Lang

Beverle Richelson Sherrie Robinson

Carri Silverberg Judy Solomon

Mark Steinberg

Sisterhood Co-Presidents:

Jeanne Isaacson

Janet Cohen

Men’s Club Pres. Gregg Taffet

Congregation Torat El Main Office 732-531-4410

Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun

[email protected] ext.13

Pam Cardullo, Exec. Director


Joanne Bass, Bookkeeper


Lisa Arnold, Administrative Asst.


Ben Laskowitz, Ritual Engagement


Jaclyn Leibowitz, Religious School Director

[email protected]

Robin Wander, Pre-School Director

[email protected] ext. 18

Rabbinic Intern, Warner Ferratier

[email protected]

Committee Contact Info

Beth El Cemetery - Alan & Sonny Winters 732-222-2510

Chesed Chair - Alyce Isaacson 732-870-1492

Contribution Cards - Beverle Richelson 732-493-1595

Education Chair - Sherrie Robinson 732-513-9688

Hazak - Marjorie & Stanley Cotler 732-922-6590

Technology - Howard Lang [email protected]

Koreen Family Library - Sandy & Carl Koreen 732-229-6125

Other Contact Info

Temple President - Steven Fineberg 732-531-4410

Sisterhood Co-President - Jeanne Isaacson 732-493-8375

Sisterhood Co-President - Janet Cohen 732-493-0367

Men’s Club President - Gregg Taffet 732-544-4957

Youth Group Advisor - Lindsey Skerker [email protected]

Facility Rental - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

Kiddush Information - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

Bulletin - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

JNF Tree Donations - Joanne Bass 732-531-4410

Gift Cards - Joanne Bass 732-531-4410

Donations - Lisa Arnold 732-531-4410

CONGREGATION TORAT EL CONTACT INFORMATION

facebook.com/CongregationToratEl

3

Mornings Sunday: 8:30am, Monday-Friday: 8:00am Shabbat Morning: 9:00am

Evenings Monday-Thursday: 7:00pm

Shabbat Evening Services: 7:15pm

SERVICE SCHEDULE

September Service Announcements Friday, August 31, 2018 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 7:10 pm

Oneg is sponsored by Kerri Weiss in honor of her son Dylan becoming a Bar Mitzvah

YAHRZEITS: Esta Abrams, Samuel Albert, Louise Anschelewitz, Fatima Ardakanian, Jules Baron, Richard Bascom, Albert Beja, Leonard Cohan, Anna Droisen, David Elson, Jack Fiedler, Gerry Gildenberg, Ruth Grossman, Tillie Krivins, Arnold Morris, Herman Needel, Abraham Negnewitzky, Sam Nussbaum, Ida Ochs, Lola Opatut, Morris Pollak, Walter Raab, Mortimer Rubin, Irving Santo, Ida Schwartz, Lee Spingarn, Morris Wahl, Morton Weiner, Jacob Wirth

Saturday, September 1, 2018 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:00 am Parsha: Ki Tavo 26:12-28:6 Haftarah: Isaiah 60:1-22

Bar Mitzvah of Dylan Lazar Kiddush Luncheon is sponsored by Phyllis Weiss in honor of her grandson Dylan becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Friday, September 7, 2018 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 6:59 pm

YAHRZEITS: Pearl Barrett, David Bernstein, Morris Bloom, Henrietta Breslow, Abraham Brown, Irene Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Sam Eder, Mary Elstein, Natalie Fox, Bess Gildenberg, Samuel Goldberg, Allene Gordesky, Scott Harris, Ruth Herbstman, Kalman Malc, Martin Meyer, Richard Rediker, Sophie Sabin, Seymour Seigler, Jeanette Shain, Lou Shooman, Shirley Sprung, Claire Tritt, Pauline Warm

Saturday, September 8, 2018 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:00 am

Parsha: Nitsavim 29:9-30:20 Haftarah: Isaiah 61:10-63:9

Kiddush Luncheon is sponsored by Rebecca and Daniel Gerard in honor of the birth of their granddaughter Etta Chaya


YAHRZEITS: Selma Abbott, Michael Abelson, Max Aronowitz, Margit Benjamin, Norman Benson, Harry Blufstein, Morris Bohm, Israel Breslow, Rita Bross, Rose Brudner, Sol Bunin, Dorothy Cohen, Samuel Detzky, Ellen Diamond, Doris Friedman, Harvey S. Friedman, Pacey Gomberg, Norman Graber, Herbert Hirsch, Isabelle Hirshfield, Goldie Kasson, Joseph Kurtz, Julius Medwin, Max Moses, Rachel Negin, Sol Phillips, Sally Rose, Harry Schneider, Jack Simon, Eunice Taylor, Ann Weg, Irwin Wiener

Saturday, September 15, 2018 Shabbat Shuvah Morning Service ~ 9:00 am

Parsha: Vayelekh 31:1-30 Haftarah: Hosea 14:2-10 + Micah 7:18-20


YAHRZEITS: Michael Albert, Evelyn Aronson, Sophia Blitt, Elaine Cooper, Philip Gottlieb, William Jacobs, Larry Jupiter, Irving Kessel, Anne Kessler, Frieda Klein, Tillie Koslow, Toby Marder, Isadore Nelson, George Ostroff, Abraham Retholtz, Samuel Rothenberg, Sylvia Shuzman, Eleanor Skora


Parsha: Ha’azinu 32:1-52 Haftarah: 2 Samuel 22:1-51


YAHRZEITS: Ralph Baker, Samuel Blitt, Jerrold Cohen, Robert Comer, Norman Feinstein, Murray Feller, Ida Fishbain, Sylvia Glazer, Jack Gold, Dorothy Gordon, Irving Granet, Alice Greenhut, Ray Grossman, Milton Grubman, Dora Kaufman, Sam Levy, Hannah Lipszic, George Malek, Albert Platt, Pauline Prager, Edna Silberman, Julius Slotoroff, Gerald Vogel


Parsha: Ki Tissa 33:12-34:26 Haftarah: Ezekiel 38:18-39:16

4

PACKING OUR OWN SANDWICHES

It is almost that time again. In a few weeks our summer/beach season will be winding down, (traffic will hopefully be winding down!), and we will be gearing up for our High Holiday season together. With Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah a few weeks away, it is once again that time for us to gather with friends, family, and community members for another season of reflection and renewal as we celebrate Rosh Hashanah 5779.

I often find that the transition into the High Holidays is not an easy one. It can be challenging to go from the relaxing, slower paced moments of summer to the intense, introspective, joyful, yet serious Hebrew months of Elul and Tishrei. It is with this in mind

that I offer the following story originally shared by Rabbi Albert Lewis (z''l), whose name you may recognize as the main character in the Mitch Albom book entitled Have a Little Faith.

Rabbi Lewis used to share a story about a man named Joe. During his lunch break at work, Joe took a seat on a bench next to a fellow worker and began rummaging in his paper sack. He pulled out a sandwich, unwrapped it, and muttered, “Yich, peanut butter!” He opened the next sandwich, examined it and again muttered in disgust, “Ugh, peanut butter!” Joe left both sandwiches uneaten. His buddy, who was greatly enjoying a cheese sandwich, sympathetically asked, “If you don’t like peanut butter sandwiches, why don’t you ask your wife to fix you some other kind?” Joe frowned at him and said, “Wife? I packed these lunches myself!”

Rabbi Lewis taught:

Like Joe, many of us are constantly complaining about problems and conditions that we have packed in our own lives. And like Joe, many of us are just not willing to face up to the fact that we ourselves made the sandwich. If we are upset about our spouse, or our children seem to be inconsiderate, or if we are angry with another person, we regard them as the cause of our problems. Right?

The answer is sometimes,“wrong!” It is true that there are some areas of our lives over which we have little or no control. But many of us have fallen into a routine, a habit, a way of living that is our doing not someone else’s. Every day, we, as it were, pack our own sandwiches and then complain that we don’t like them.

It is this season of the year that reminds us that we can change the pattern. We can, if we are so inclined, change the contents of our sandwich to something more tasty, more meaty, more healthy, more enjoyable. Or we can end the year complaining: “Yich! another peanut butter sandwich!” And then start the New Year over again with the same menu. Reimer, World of the High Holidays, Volume 2

It is a story that I have shared before, because it reminds us that that there are many aspects of our lives in which we do have control. There are many daily choices that we make, consciously and unconsciously, which are ours alone to determine. Consider for a moment – what are the sandwiches that you have packed this year even as you complain that you don't like them? What are the habits that you complain about which you may have more control over than you are willing to admit? What are the priorities that you struggle with, the relationships that you bemoan, the character traits that you wrestle with, and the choices that you made this past year – all of which you regret? Rosh Hashanah, and the month of Elul which precedes it, is an opportunity for each of us to take a good look in the mirror at the choices that we made this year, and empower ourselves to remember that they were often just that – our choices.

So what do you want to change this year? What are your top three spiritual goals for Rosh Hashanah 5779? What are three ways in which you want to literally do teshuvah, and turn things around? And what do you need to do to ensure that this year, you are going to pack a different sandwich? B'hatzlacha, good luck in your journey. May this be the year in which you make positive changes to those areas in your life over which you do have some control.

Jane-Rachel and I wish you and your families a Shanah Tovah U'metukah, a good and sweet new year.

5

Israel's Milestones and their Meanings: The Legacy of the Past and the Challenge for the Future Another engaging video series from Hartman Institute. This class will be led by our Rabbinic Intern, Warner Ferratier.

Memory is a central element in defining modern Jewish identity. As we look to Israel's future, we need to engage anew with our past and explore its meanings and consequences. Through the consideration of major historic moments, this iEngage series grapples with the different ideas and values that shape the meaning of Modern Israel, Zionism, and Jewish identity today.

$20 per person/couple for study guide In order for us to have enough study guides, please register with the office for this class by October 1.

Wednesdays, October 10, 17, 24, 31, November 7, 28, December 5, 12 at 7:30pm

Lunch & Learn: The American Jewish Experience: An Introduction to American Jewish History

In this lecture course, Rabbi Dr. Robert E. Fierstien will discuss the origins of the American Jewish Community, from its earliest days in Colonial America down to the great wave of Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Among the topics to be discussed are Jews in the American Revolution, the Civil War, the origins of Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox Judaism, and the beginnings of American Jewish feminism. This course is a "must" for all who are interested in the history of the Jews in the United States!

Rabbi Dr. Robert E. Fierstien is Adjunct Professor of Jewish Studies at Stockton University, where he specializes in Jewish History. He is Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Beth Or in Brick, NJ. He is a summa cum laude graduate of New York University, and received his rabbinical ordination, master's and doctorate from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. A cultural and religious historian, he has published three books and numerous articles in the field of American Jewish History, and was Chairman of the Centennial History Committee of the Rabbinical Assembly. He is currently co-chairman of the History Committee of the Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County.

Wednesdays, beginning October 10, 12:00pm

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER!!!

If you haven’t already done so… don’t forget to register!

You can register on-line at www.torat-el.org; PayPal or any major credit card accepted.

1st Day of Religious School: Wednesday, September 12, 4:15-6:15 pm

1st Session of Hebrew High School: Wednesday, September 12, 6:15-8:15 pm

1st Day of Shabbat School: Saturday, September 15, 9:15-11:30 am

Do you like to knit/crochet?

S.A.C.K. (Supporting A Community with Kindness) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization founded by our temple member, Stacy Wiener, where people knit and crochet sacks and then donate them (with a bar of soap in each one) to places such as homeless shelters, food pantries, United Way, Salvation Army and veterans clinics. Check out their website (www.soapsacks.com) and Facebook page mailto:page-@SoapSACK. On Sunday, October 14th, Monmouth Reform Temple in Tinton Falls will be having a Mitzvah Day. As part of this event, knitters and crocheters will be making soap sacks for S.A.C.K. If you are interested (or know someone who would be interested) in taking part in this program, please call Stacy Wiener at 732-531-8151 or email her at [email protected].

6

Please join us for an evening honoring Congregation Torat El’s “Chai Club”

Special recognition will be given to those

families who have been members for 18 years or longer

Friday, September 28, 2018 - 7:15pm

Shabbat Service followed by beautiful dessert reception

For planning purposes, please RSVP to the temple office (732) 531-4410 by September 17th

If you have been a member for over 18 years and haven’t received an invitation to be honored at this service, please call the office.

There are several membership applications from past years that

were incomplete at the time of joining and they do not include membership dates.

Next time you’re at services, look up at the beautiful new lighting in the sanctuary!

A very big thank you to Sisterhood for their very generous donation!

7

In addition, we gratefully acknowledge the many donors who wish to remain anonymous!

SUSTAINING COMMITMENT 2018-2019

Fern & Michael Aaron

Rita Abrams

Lisa & Michael Absatz

Carol & Daniel Amrany

Dawn & Jonathan Barofsky

Zelda & Neil Becourtney

Susan & Steven Berkowitz

Alan Blume

Ellie & Michael Breslow

Marcy & Steven Cohen

Sheila & Bill Cooper

Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

Linda & Robert Dennis

Jeff Donner

Dorothy Dweck

Melanie & Mark Engel

Mindy & David Estin

Vicki & Steven Fineberg

Joy Weinstein & Bruce Forman

Vera Gitten

Charlotte Gold

Laurie & Gary Gross

Barbara & Alan Haratz

Ricki & Ira Horowitz

Carol & Stephen Hunter

Sheryl & Gary Kaplan

Renee & Bernie Karasic

Elaine Katz

Loretta & Jerry Kessel

Jana & Stephen Klotzkin

Sandy & Carl Koreen

Barbara Kouri

Howard Lang

Bernard Lavene

Tracie & Matthew Lissauer

Larry Lorman

Joyce & Martin Luria

Cara & Jason Malek

Richie Marlieb

Ellen & Ken Marowitz

Ellen & Mitchell Marx

Fran & Ned Meyer

Suzanne & Gary Michel

Carol & Steven Miller

Bonnie & Dan Reiss

Beverle & Howard Richelson

Michele & Andrew Robins

Len Rokaw

Zeke Rose

Sandy & Ron Rosen

Our sincere thanks to the following members who made membership commitments at or above our Sustaining Giving Level for the upcoming 2018-2019 fiscal year!

Thank you for your support and generosity!

Deborah & Kenneth Rubin

Joel Rubin

Marcia Sacks

Deborah Alpert & Russell Scheer

Kathy & Ben Schneider

Lori & Joshua Schor

Ilene & Steven Schwaber

Alison Block & Barry Shapiro

Jay-Ann & Harvey Shooman

Pam & Zel Steinberg

Fran & Alan Stern

Sharon & Marvin Talansky

Jackie & Matthew Tobin

Andrea & Gabriel Tomae

Penny & Larry Turtel

Jodi & Arthur Vasen

Carol & Martin Weinstock

Monica & Lester Weiss

Regina Weiss

Marcia & Neil Weitzenkorn

Nancy & Lewis Wetstein

Sonny & Alan Winters

Amy & Nicholas Wofsy

Leona Zarin

Bonnie & Gary Zimmerman

Vivian & Leonard Zimmerman

8

RITUAL ENGAGEMENT

Yasher Kochech to Morgan Horowitz for leading Services on Friday Night and Shabbat morning, and for chanting Torah and Haftarah so beautifully on her Bat Mitzvah!

Yasher Kochech to Joni Feldbaum-Smith for chanting the Haftarah so beautifully in honor of the anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah!

During the months of June and July 2018, the following individuals performed the Mitzvot of reading Torah, chanting the Haftarah, and/or leading Shacharit, Musaf and the Torah Service:

Emma Barofsky Ricki Horowitz Helene Santo Matthew Eilenberg Harvey Jacob Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun Mark Engel Randi Kervick Joshua Schor Judy Feldbaum Ben Laskowitz Lori Schuldiner Schor Warner Ferratier Alan Morris Joel Schulman Steven Fineberg Hannah Morris Steve Schwaber Blaine Grayson Paul Morris Joni Feldbaum-Smith Mitch Grayson Fran Nudelman Toby Sukinik Danni Horowitz Steve Nudelman Rebecca Sundt Ira Horowitz Bonnie Reiss Ava Winters Morgan Horowitz Marcia Sacks

Yasher Koach To All!!!

If you are interested in chanting your Bar/Bat Mitzvah Haftarah, or if you are interested in learning to become a CTE Leader/Reader, please contact Ben Laskowitz at [email protected], cell 732-861-7450.

The Torat El Family wishes Mazel Tov to:

Jackie & Les Aufseeser on the birth of their granddaughter, Aubrey Juliana, daughter of

Drs. Alan & Paige Guy

Pam Cardullo on the marriage of her daughter, Allyson to Juwan Jackson

Joan & Irving Edelsberg on their son, Zachary receiving his J.D. Degree from Rutgers Law School

Joan & Irving Edelsberg on their daughter, Rebecca receiving her Doctorate in Psychology from

Philadelphia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Judith Hopkins on her engagement to Dana Iaquinto

Rebecca & Daniel Gerard on the birth of their first grandchild, Ettel Chaya Gerard

The Torat El Family extends condolences to:

The family of Charlotte Vineburg

Adam Bogner on the loss of his mother, Lila Bogner

Michael Bogner on the loss of his mother, Lila Bogner

Carol Wilk on the loss of her husband, Stuart Wilk

Mitchell Marx on the loss of his mother, Esta Marx

Alan Krupnick on the loss of his mother, Charlotte Krupnick

Gary Zimmerman on the loss of his father, Harry Zimmerman

OUR SYNAGOGUE FAMILIES

The Torat El Family welcomes:

Barbara Fisher

Gregg & Melissa Mora

Jonathan Fields & Ellen Wolintz-Fields & Family

Robert & Kathy Dweck & Family

9

SAVE THE SUNDAYS!!

October 21st Trip to NYC (see below)

November 3rd Ocean Township Police Program

December 16th Chinese Food Dinner Program

January 20th Nourish & Nibbles; A light breakfast with “Nourish Coaches”

February 24th Program to be announced

March 17th Program to be announced

April 14th Program to be announced

May 19th Program to be announced

HAZAK 2018-2019

Congregation Torat El Hazak Invites you to join them in New York City!

Visit the Jewish Museum Featuring the exhibit; Chagall, Lissitzky, Malevich: The Russian Avant-Garde in Vitebsk (1918-1922)

Sunday, October 21, 2018

Bus leaves at 8:30am, Returns at 5:00pm

$50 per person Includes transportation and admission

(Lunch not included)

Please send payment and form to the temple at 301 Monmouth Rd. Oakhurst, NJ 07755

no later than September 16, 2018.

Name ________________________________________________________ Phone _______________ Email __________________ # Attending _____ Total Enclosed $_______

10

SISTERHOOD CHAI LITES

Sisterhood’s Annual Paid Up Dinner Join us for dinner and an evening full of fun and laugher with your Sisterhood friends! Thursday, Oct 25th, 7:30pm

Torah Fund Event Alida Rubin is a certified image consultant who reawakens the inner beauty of often forgotten women in nursing homes and assisted living communities through her non-profit, “My Makeover Mission.” Alida visits nursing homes giving makeovers to women. In addition, she goes to senior centers, assisted living communities and synagogues where she teaches the women techniques on how to accentuate themselves through makeup and style. Besides showcasing outer beauty, Alida also taps into their inner beauty by lifting their self esteem. Alida will engage in a broad discussion with the Sisterhood on styling and how to use your own accessories to refresh your image with things you already own in your closet! To participate in this interactive session, women of the Torat El Sisterhood will be asked to bring in a bag of their favorite accessories and Alida will demonstrate how to create new looks with items you already own! This program promises to be informative and enjoyable for all the members and the synagogue community. Everyone will leave with some great beauty takeaways and have gained an understanding on how easy beauty techniques can really raise a woman’s spirit! Thursday, December 13, 7:30pm

SAVE THE DATE

January 17- Luncheon Program February 9 - Progressive Dinner March 10 - Hamantashen Bake-A-Thon March 31- Mah Jongg tournament

Annual Rummage Sale and Boutique! Sunday, November 18th 9am-2pm

Monday, November 19th 9am-12pm

Drop off dates: Sunday, Nov. 11th ~ 9am-2pm

Monday, Nov. 12th ~ 10am-2pm, 4:30-7:30pm Tuesday, Nov. 13th ~ 10am-5pm

(NO mattresses or upholstered furniture, computers, printers, knives, medical equipment)

Jewelry donations now being accepted in the temple office.

If you’re interested in volunteering to help on the days of set up (Wednesday & Thursday, November 14th & 15th) or the day(s) of the

Rummage Sale, please contact Beth Cotler at 732-776-7887.

11

MEN’S CLUB CHAI LITES

Year at a Glance High Holiday Chair set-up Sunday, Sept. 9, 9:00am

Sukkah Building Sunday, Sept. 23, 9:00am

Steak and Scotch in Sukkah Thursday, Sept. 27, 7:15pm

Bike Ride Sunday, Oct. 7, 9:00am

Men's Club Speaker Breakfast Sunday, Oct 21., 8:30am Jewish Sports Heritage Museum

Chanukah Party Sunday, Dec 2, 11:00am-1:00pm Latke making, 7:15am -11:00am

Paid-Up Sunday, Jan. 27, 4:00pm-7:00pm

World Wide Wrap Sunday, Feb. 3, 8:00am-10:00am

College Basketball Game - February 2019 - TBD

Men’s Club Speaker Breakfast Sunday, April 7, 8:30am

Men’s Club Golf Outing (tentative date) July 31, 2019

Thursday, September 27, 7:15pm There will be a few fun surprises!!!!!

The event of the year $30 for Men's Club members

$45 for non Men's Club members Sign up on line or drop off at temple office Gregg Taffet [email protected]

with any questions

Men’s Club Bike Ride

Allaire Edgar Felix Bike Path Manasquan - Allaire State Park

Sunday, October 7 - 9:00am

More details to follow You can sign up on line - free of charge

Great fun, healthy event All adults are welcome

Email Alan Rosenheck with any questions [email protected]

Sukkah Builders Wanted!!

Sunday, Sept. 23, 9:00am

Come and join with the members of the Men’s Club and help build the Sukkah that we can all sit, eat and chat under during

the upcoming holidays.

Men’s Club will supply breakfast for all who help. Bring some work gloves and a ladder if you can.

12

How did Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, under threat of death, persuade over 1,000 of his fellow Prisoners of War to defy their German captors and save the lives of 200 American Jewish soldiers? The answer is RODDIE’S CODE. This was the code by which he lived his life, the tenets of which made every man his brother. Join us to hear Pastor Christopher Edmonds relate the story of his heroic father’s courage during World War II and its relevance today as our nation is torn by dissension and violence. Pastor Edmonds’ presentation will contain film clips of the veterans who witnessed this momentous event and will highlight turning divisiveness into finding common ground to ensure a better future for our children.

This program has been made possible by a generous grant from the B’nai Sholom/Beth El Foundation.

Date: Sunday, October 7, 2018 Time: 2:00pm Location: Congregation Torat El, 301 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst, NJ 07755 Ticket Price: $18.00 per person Visit Roddie.torat-el.org for tickets/reservations or call the temple office at 732-531-0300

Men’s Club Breakfast and Speaker Program Guest Speaker: NJ State Senator Vin Gopal

Sunday, October 21, 9:00am

Senator Gopal will discuss environmental issues, clean water, Pier Village,

Monmouth Mall, Fort Monmouth, beach concerns, Rutgers, and other topics pertaining to our area.

There is no cost for this program and is open to all. For planning purposes, please visit www.torat-el.org and click the events tab for online reservations or call the

temple office at 732-531-4410.

13

Sunday, October 28,2018 - 11:00am

Meet Mary Morris

author of Gateway to the Moon

From award-winning novelist Mary Morris, Gateway to the Moon is a vivid novel that

travels from 15th Century Spain when Jews and Muslims were forced to convert or be expelled, to 20th Century Entrada de Luna in New Mexico. There, Spanish Catholic

residents light Friday night candles and do not eat pork, despite their lack of awareness of their religious heritage. What is it like to leave everything behind? What despair and

fears of betrayal accompanied the Inquisition? What poverty led a young man to a wealthy family whose traditions are much like his own?

Mary Morris is a professor of creative writing and the author of The Jazz Palace, A Mother’s Love, and House Arrest. She received the Rome Prize for Literature and the

Anisfield-Wolf Award for Fiction.

Read the book before you come. Books on sale at the temple office for $20.

$15 per person pre-paid or $20 at the door A light brunch will be served

Reservations at www.torat-el.org or 732-531-4410

This program has been made possible by a generous grant from the B’nai Sholom/Beth El Foundation

14

Embrace The High Holy Days

with Selichot

Saturday, September 1 8:00pm

Join us as we mark the official beginning of the High Holy Day season with a special Selichot

movie program and service.

MAKTUB Steve and Chuma , two criminals are the sole survivors of a terrorist attack at a restaurant in Jerusalem. They decide to change their ways and become flesh and blood

angels. They go on a journey of wish fulfillment for people who write requests on paper and put between

the sacred stones of the Wailing Wall.

A discussion and light dessert will accompany the screening, with Selichot service to follow.

Please RSVP to the temple office

so that we can know how many to prepare for 732-531-4410

A SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE

Sunday, September 16, 10:30am

TEMPLE BETH EL CEMETERY

AND AGUDATH ACHIM CEMETERY

This program gives temple members the

opportunity to participate in a formal service

at the traditional time of visiting loved ones

who have left our physical world.

Congregation Torat El invites you to join

us for this special day of worship.

Please call the temple office

at 732-531-4410 if you have

any questions regarding the

Service of Remembrance.

Congregation Torat El

invites you to Break Fast with your

CTE Family

Wednesday, September 19 Immediately following services

(appx. 7:45pm)

Bagels, Salads and

Sweets

$5 per person

Prepaid reservations

due to the office or website by September 12

732-531-4410

Simchat Torah Monday, October 1

6:00pm

Mac and Cheese Dinner and

Make Your Own Sundaes!

No charge

for dinner

but for

planning

purposes

please RSVP

to the

temple

office by

Sept. 26

The fun continues unrolling the Torah

Tuesday, October 2nd ~ 9:00am

15

Sukkah Builders Wanted!!

Sunday, Sept. 23, 9:00-11:30 AM

Come and join with the members of the Men’s Club and help build the Sukkah that we can all sit, eat and chat

under during the upcoming holidays.

Men’s Club will supply breakfast for all who help. Bring some

work gloves and a positive attitude. You will be performing a

mitzvah.

If you are feeling especially generous, stick around to help

build the sukkah at the home of the winner of the annual

Sukkah Drawing!

FIFTH ANNUAL

SUKKAH RAFFLE Cost of the Ticket: $18.00

How this works:

Winner receives the use of a 12’x12’ sukkah.

Men’s Club will set up and take down the sukkah at your home for Sukkot 5779

September 23, 2018 (at sundown) - September 30, 2018 (at sundown).

Drawing: Thursday, September 6 at the Sisterhood Meeting

Tickets are available at temple office for purchase or fill form out below and send your check made out to CTE Sisterhood. We will mail your tickets to you. You do not have to be present to win.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I want to win a sukkah set up for 5779 and create memories for my family that they’ll never forget!

Family Name ______________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________________________________

Number of tickets wanted___________ Amount Enclosed $__________

HELP DECORATE THE SUKKAH! SUNDAY, SEPT. 23, 11:00am

All ages welcome!!

16

Join us for an evening of cocktails, Join us for an evening of cocktails, Join us for an evening of cocktails, Join us for an evening of cocktails, dinner and dancingdinner and dancingdinner and dancingdinner and dancing

Saturday, November 3, 7:00pm

Meet… Mingle…Meet… Mingle…Meet… Mingle… Dine… DanceDine… DanceDine… Dance

Buffet Dinner * BYOB * Buffet Dinner * BYOB * Buffet Dinner * BYOB * Buffet Dinner * BYOB *

Coming with friends? Coming with friends? Coming with friends? Coming with friends? Reserve a table! Reserve a table! Reserve a table! Reserve a table! (Parties of 8 or more)(Parties of 8 or more)(Parties of 8 or more)(Parties of 8 or more)

$50 per person$50 per person$50 per person$50 per person Paid Reservations by October 22Paid Reservations by October 22Paid Reservations by October 22Paid Reservations by October 22

cteparty.toratcteparty.toratcteparty.toratcteparty.torat----el.orgel.orgel.orgel.org

17

◘ Infant and toddler learning care

◘ Early childhood school programs

◘ Small classes

◘ Warm and stimulating learning environment

◘ Professional, nurturing staff

◘ Early drop off and late pick up available

Spread the word…

There’s still time to register for the September session! Infant (starting at 3 months) through age 4!

You’re sure to quickly realize why there’s

something special about this place!

18

DONATIONS Congregation Torat El General Fund

In Honor of:

Betty Goldin by Sheila Morris

Stuart Meyer with gratitude by Alan Blume

Gregg Taffet by Alan Stern

The high school graduation of Shari Rosen-Kelly’s children Alexis, Forrest and Orion Kelly by Eva & Howard Wiener

The engagement Fran & Alan Stern’s daughter Tracey by Jay-Ann & Harvey Shooman & Family

The marriage of Pam Cardullo’s daughter Allyson to Juwan Jackson by Sheila Morris

The birth of Elynn & Alan Shapiro’s grandson, Teddy Foster Shapiro by Susan Sferas

In Memory of:

Alan Brown – son of Janet Brown by Gloria Rachles

Charlotte Vineburg by Harriet Haddad & Mort Eidelberg

Stuart Wilk – husband of Carol Wilk by Jay-Ann & Harvey Shooman, Paula & Steve Bass

Rabbi Bill Kurry by Jane, Roger & David St. Lifer

Sandy Rosen’s cousin Joe by Paula & Bob Cohen

Joseph Cooper – father of Gayle Ardakanian by Diane & Steve Resnick

Simon & Lillian Kreisler by Anne R. Kreisler

Herb Fineman by Jane & Garry Grabelle

Rabbi Schonbrun’s Discretionary Fund

Elaine Schreiber & Family, Carol Roman

In Memory of:

Irving Bohm – uncle of Honey Karasic, great uncle of Robert Karasic by Tanis Deitch

Phyllis Turtel – mother of Larry Turtel by Howard & Karen Lang

Charlotte Vineburg by Honey Karasic & Family

Charlotte Krupnick – mother of Alan Krupnick by Susan & Craig Sprung

Library Fund

In Honor of: Ben Laskowitz for all he does for our congregation by Beth & Harvey Jacob

The birth of Sandy & Carl Koreen’s grandson Ethan Leib by Beth & Harvey Jacob, Madeline & Joel Schulman

Mark & Melanie Engel’s 25th wedding anniversary by Madeline & Joel Schulman

Helayne Berger Fund

In Memory of:

Charlotte Vineburg by Harriet & Herb Popok, Gloria Rachles

Sarah Fagin – aunt of Michael Gordon by Michael Gordon

Herman Spiegel by Michael Gordon

Arnold Kohn by Harriet & Herb Popok

Garden Fund

In Honor of:

Howard Richelson by Ellie & Michael Breslow

The marriage of Pam Cardullo’s daughter Allyson to Juwan Jackson by Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

In Memory of:

Sandy Rosen’s cousin Joe by Ellie & Michael Breslow

Ruth Laufer by Gloria Rachles

Kiddush Fund

Speedy Recovery to:

Warren Goode by Ellie & Michael Breslow

Susan L. Samuel Memorial Fund

Speedy Recovery to:

Myron Samuel by Judy & Alan Sherman, Burt & Shirley Resnic

Loretta Kessel by Burt & Shirley Resnic

Warren Epstein by Burt & Shirley Resnic

In Memory of:

Abraham Osattin – father-in-law of Myron Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel

Eva Samuel – grandmother of Myron Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel

William Miller – father of Ellen Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel

Stuart Wilk – husband of Carol Wilk by Ellen & Myron Samuel

Rickey Bloom by Ellen & Myron Samuel, Monty Fisher

Bernie Novak by Monty Fisher

Paul Morris Liturgical Music Fund

In Honor of:

The 90th birthday of Claire Gottlieb – sister-in-law of Sheila Morris by Sheila Morris, Karen Fox & Family

The birth of Fay Grossman’s great grandchild by Sheila Morris

Toby Sukinik’s birthday by Joseph & Sandra Kirk

In Memory of:

Charlotte Vineburg by Vicki (Maliken) Feldman

Morris Bloom Fund

Speedy Recovery to:

Warren Goode by Bunny Bloom, Rachel & Mark Steinberg

In Memory of:

Morris Bloom – husband of Bunny Bloom by Bunny Bloom

David & Tessie Krivins Memorial Fund

In Memory of:

Rebecca Abramson – grandmother of Thelma Krivins by Thelma Krivins & Family

19

DONATIONS

Addie Gordon Fund

In Memory of:

Saul Gordon – father of Michael Gordon by Michael Gordon

Tree of Life

A leaf has been added in honor of Rita Abrams by her children and grandchildren

A leaf has been added in honor of Janice & Paul Holub’s 55th wedding anniversary by Janice & Paul Holub

A leaf has been added in memory of Bill Schreiber by his friends

JNF Trees

In memory of Linda Reynolds by Leah & Lonnie Zimmerman

In memory of Berta Weisman by the Hopkins Family

In memory of Rhea Marcus by the Hopkins Family

In memory of Murray Brooks by Marvin & Marilyn Rosen

In memory of Dr. Philip Feinberg by Linda & Kenneth Ganz

Contribution Cards To Dr. Jeffrey Graber in honor of his 70th birthday from Andrea, Jeff, Emily & Marlene Fishbein

To Eva Wiener for a very special birthday for a very special lady and friend from Beverle Richelson

To Pam Cardullo in honor of the marriage of her daughter Allyson to Juwan Jackson from Beverle & Howard Richelson

To Myron Samuel with get well wishes from Heather Richelson Hopkins

To Gayle Ardakanian in memory of father Joseph Cooper from Lil Weinstein

To Ronne Acker in memory of her husband Jerry from Howard & Beverle Richelson

To Susan Ellsweig in memory of her sister Caryn from Beverle & Howard Richelson

To Dr. Al Greisman in memory of his wife Linda from Barbara Gorlin

Temple Grams

To Janet & David Attner in honor of the birth of their grand-daughter Sara from Jeanne & Richard Isaacson, Beverle & Howard Richelson, Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Dorothy & Steve Secol in honor their grandson Evan’s Bar Mitzvah from Sheryl & Gary Kaplan

To Elynn & Alan Shapiro in honor of their new grandson Theodore Foster Shapiro from Marian & Bill Warshauer, Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Eva Wiener in honor of her special birthday from Diane & Steve Resnick

To Carri & Bruce Silverberg in honor of the graduation of their son Justin from Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Lisa & Eric Arnold in honor of their sons Alex & Jeff’s graduation from Rutgers from Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Fran & Alan Stern in honor of their daughter Tracey’s engagement from Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Karen Belfer with thanks for organizing the women’s study group from Toby Sukinik

To Warren Goode with get well wishes from Eva & Howard Wiener

To Myron Samuel with get well wishes from Sandi Friedman & Sam Kaye, Beverle & Howard Richelson

To Carol Amrany in memory of her father Abe Morgenstern from Sandi Friedman & Sam Kaye, Eva & Howard Wiener, Jeanne & Richard Isaacson, Judy & Stephen Bodnovich

To Miles Cook in memory of his mother Annette Cook from Jeanne & Richard Isaacson

To Sandy Rosen in memory of her cousin Joe from Beverle & Howard Richelson, Sheryl & Gary Kaplan

To Honey Karasic in memory of her uncle Irving Bohm from Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Gayle Ardakanian in memory of her father Joseph Cooper from Eva & Howard Wiener, Helene & Mel Woda, Beverle & Howard Richelson, Toby & Martin Sukinik

To Charles Cooper in memory of his father Joseph Cooper from Eva & Howard Wiener

To Roz Fineman in memory of her husband Herb from Beverle & Howard Richelson, Eva & Howard Wiener

To Roz & Alan Bellman in memory of beloved Gary from Eva & Howard Wiener

To Roz Fineman in memory of husband and father Herb from Toby & Martin Sukinik

20

ROBERT BAKER by Zel & Pam Steinberg

LILLIAN BARON by Joan & Arnold Silberman

JEAN BEJA by the Hopkins Family

JAY BERGER by Beverle & Howard Richelson

FRANCES BIER by Stephanie & Fred Hollinger

BELLA BLOCK by Marcia & Neil Weitzenkorn & Family

NATHAN BLOCK by Janice & Paul Holub

MILDRED BOWDEN by Gloria Marshall

YETTA CHAIKEN by Ruth Eder

PAULINE CERANKA by Arlene Saltz

MELVIN CHETKIN by Donald Chetkin

ETHEL CHIBNIK by Seymour Chibnik

MORRIS CHIBNIK by Seymour Chibnik

JAY COHEN by Ellen & David Grossman

OVADIA COHEN by Rebecca S. Cohen & Family

ALFRED CRUSET by Deborah & Kenneth Rubin

FRANK CURTIS by Janet Brown

ELLEN DIAMOND by Jana Klotzkin

IRENE DUBINSKY by Harvey & Loretta Slovin & Family

DAVID EPSTEIN by the Bodnovich Family

ROSE EPSTEIN by Warren & Sandy Epstein

SHIRLEY FINK by Art & Marcy Fink

WARREN FINK by Art & Marcy Fink

ANNA FINKEL by Janice & Paul Holub

HERMANN FINKELSTEIN by the Schwebel Family

MILLIE FRIEDMAN by Arnold & Libby Friedman

SAMUEL FRIEDMAN by Joan & Irving Edelsberg & Family

BURTON FUNDLER by Leona Fundler

HAROLD GELFMAN by Margo, Arnold & Austin Gelfman

RUSSELL GERECHOFF by Irwin & Nancy Gerechoff

RUSSSELL GERECHOFF by Abby Scheer & Family

MORRIS GINSBURG by Norman Ginsburg

LAWRENCE GITTEN by Vera Gitten & Family

ABE GOLDBERG by Frances Meyers

MACY GOODE by Warren Goode

SAMUEL GOODMAN by Claire Cohan

THELMA GRAF by Barbara & David Saint John

LESTER GROSSMAN by Ellen & David Grossman

HERBERT HADDAD by Harriet Haddad

HERBERT HADDAD by Michelle & Steven Winters

LILLIAN HOFFMAN by Sam Hoffman

IRVING HOROWITZ by Gil Horowitz

MARY HUBER by Janet & Daniel Schiff

LEE ISAACSON by Barbara & Robert Isaacson

MINNIE KAPLAN by Jerry H. Kaplan

NATHAN KAPLAN by Jerry H. Kaplan

ISADORE KARASIC by Bernie & Renee Karasic

SONIA KARASIC by Bernie & Renee Karasic

BENJAMIN KARASIK by Stevie & Jon Shutman

ETHEL KARASIK by Stevie & Jon Shutman

CHARLES KAUFMAN by Paula Eliscu

SAM KAUFMAN by Marlene & Matthew Schiff

ESTHER KAYE by Samuel D. Kaye

GERTRUDE KIRK by Toby & Martin Sukinik

REGINA KLORMAN by Leah Zimmerman

BERNARD KOBB by Sherril Kobb

HERMAN KREISLER by Sandy & Fred Singer

SAMUEL KRENGEL by Joan & Kris Krengel

ANN KRONGOLD by Carol Wilk

SIMON BOTWINIK LEVINE by Harriet Carchman

GERALD LEVY by Harriet Popok

JOSEPH LEVY by Harriet Popok

HILDA LICHTER by Sam Hoffman

ZACHARY LIEBERMAN by Janet & Alan Cohen

ABRAHAM LIGHT by Edith Light

GERTRUDE LUTZ by Arlene & Kenneth Lutz

HOWARD MALTZ by Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Granet &

Daughters

HOWARD MALTZ by Arlene & Leonard Maltz

IDA MANDEL by Beverly Berlin

ELEANOR MARON by Linda & Bill Reinman

JOHN MATZO by Jackie & Alan Rosenheck

ABRAHAM MEYER by Robin, Stuart, Meredith & Megan

Meyer

MARTIN MICHELSON by Bobbi & Stan Meckler

FRANCES MORGENSTERN by Carol & Danny Amrany

IRVING NYDICK by Anita Kraut & Family

HAROLD PEARLMAN by Sheryl Pearlman

SAMUEL PEAR by Joan M. Pear

ANN POLLOCK by Arthur & Marcy Fink

DAVID POLLOCK by Arthur & Marcy Fink

RUTH PORT by Ira & Rachel Port

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS

21

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS

ALBERT REISCH by Margo, Arnold & Austin Gelfman

ANNA RESNICK by Jules Resnick

BEATRICE ROKAW by Leonard Rokaw

MORRIS ROTHENBERG by Toby & Martin Sukinik

RUTH ROTHMAN by Harvey & Loretta Slovin & Family

ESTHER RUBIN by Kenneth & Deborah Rubin

HERBERT RUBIN by Kenneth & Deborah Rubin

SUSAN RUBIN by Joel H. Rubin

JEROME RUMANER by Marjorie & Richard Richter

IRVING RUSOFF by Ellie & Michael Breslow

LILLIAN RUSOFF by Ellie & Michael Breslow

MARTIN SCHULTZ by Harriet Haddad

DAVID SCHWARTZ by Charlotte Ginsburg

SUSAN SEIDMAN by Sandy Drazin

MORRIS SHAPIRO by Gerald & Renee Klein

ETTA SHEREZ by Arthur & Marcy Fink

ETHEL SHOOMAN by Harvey & Jay-Ann Shooman & Family

BERNICE SHUTMAN by Stevie & Jon Shutman

ESTHER SHUTMAN by Stevie & Jon Shutman

EUGENE SHUTMAN by Stevie & Jon Shutman

MICHAEL SHUTMAN by Stevie & Jon Shutman

PEGGY SHUTMAN by Stevie & Jon Shutman

ALBERT SIMHA by Rebecca S. Cohen & Family

CHARLES SINGER by Stevie & Jon Shutman

SAM SINGER by Sandy & Fred Singer

SYLVIA SINGER by Sandy & Fred Singer

JODI SOLDEN by Dr. Allan & Phyllis Solden

EVA SPECTOR by Stevie & Jon Shutman

MAX SPRECHMAN by Sheila & Bill Cooper

PHILLIP STEINBERG by Zel & Pam Steinberg

SYLVIA TALANSKY by Sharon & Marvin Talansky

BEN TAXIN by Joanne & Ed Taxin

MEYER WEINSTEIN by Robin, Stuart, Meredith & Megan

Meyer

MORRIS WEISMAN by Linda Hopkins

PEARL WEISS by Helen & Elliott Schlam

FRIEDA WEISSMAN by Charles Weissman

ENOCH WILK by Frimet Wilk

CISSIE WINTERS by Alan & Sonny Winters

ALVIN ZARIN by Leona Zarin

PAUL ZIEGLER by Lisa, Richard, Lauren & Jaclyn Reich

NEED A MINYAN? REACH OUT THROUGH THIS APP!

A core Jewish mitzvah is reciting mourner's kaddish at a loved one's yarhzeit and during the mourning period. Congregation Torat El strives to provide a regular morning and evening minyan to allow congregants and guests to perform this mitzvah. In an effort to maintain an evening minyan, we have created a group text using the WhatsApp application. Volunteers who join the group are contacted when the need for an evening minyan arises, either in advance or at the start of the minyan. We have been successfully using the group text in order to provide a minyan, and we hope to continue in this success. If you would like to join the group text as a volunteer for evening minyan, please do the following: 1. Download and install the WhatsApp application on your cell phone.

2. E-mail Steve Fineberg at [email protected] with your name and cell phone number.

3. Open WhatsApp on your cell phone and accept the CTE Minyan group when prompted.

If you would like to request a minyan in advance without joining the group text, please do the following: 1. E-mail Steve Fineberg at [email protected] with the date on which you need a minyan.

2. Come to evening minyan on the date you requested. Volunteers will be present.

Please contact Steve Fineberg at [email protected] with any questions.

22

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS

CRA Site Improvement, Inc. Complete Site Development

Christopher M. Aldarelli Sr.

PO Box 2092 Ocean, NJ 07712

732-496-3155 Fax 732-774-1219

[email protected]

Complete Lawn Care and Landscaping Services

Custom Gardens • Walkways • Decks and Patios

Sprinkler Installation and Irrigation Systems

Renovations • Home Improvement

Howard N. Guss, DO, FACP, AGAF

Gagan D. Beri, MD

BOARD CERTIFIED GASTRO INTESTINAL & LIVER DISEASE

Kelly A. Byrnes, APN

Amanda H. Lonergan, APN

COLON CANCER SCREENING

REFLUX/BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS

CELIAC DISEASE/IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME

NON-SURGICAL HEMORRHOID TREATMENT

3200 Sunset Avenue, Suite #208 | Ocean, NJ 07712

Phone (732) 775-9000 | Fax (732) 775-6660

23

Laurence D. Sussman, D.D.S. SP#3101

Stuart H. Meyer, D.D.S. SP#3439

John M. McElroy, D.M.D. SP#3894

Jared Gelband, D.M.D. SP#6400

Brian Paterson, D.M.D., M.D. SP#6399

Gaurav Shah, D.M.D., M.D. SP#6659

Marc I. Feldman D.D.S. Retired

CENTRAL JERSEY ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY, P.A.

Wisdom Teeth • Dental Implants • Jaw Surgery

Matawan Professional Bldg 158 Main Street

Matawan, NJ 07747 732-566-7648

Wemrock Professional Mall

509 Stillwells Corner Rd Freehold, NJ 07728

732-431-4800

1315 Allaire Ave & Hwy 35 Ocean, NJ 07712

732-531-4400

Arpami Pavilion 2101 Route 516, Suite C

Old Bridge, NJ 08857 732-679-0800

Visit us on the web at cjoms.com

24

236 Monmouth Road Ocean Township, NJ 07755

732-531-3885 Fax: 732-531-5583

882 Broadway West Long Branch, NJ 07764

732-229-8855 Fax: 732-229-8796

Fred Fiore, Jr. - Manager N.J. Lic. #3759 [email protected]

www.fiorefuneralhomes.com

Formerly Hoidal Funeral Home

The closest funeral home to the temple

25

The Finest in Kosher CateringThe Finest in Kosher CateringThe Finest in Kosher CateringThe Finest in Kosher Catering Whether it’s a Small House Party,

Sunday Brunch, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Wedding, Kiddush, Bris, Baby Naming

or Corporate Event

Signature Creations CaterersSignature Creations CaterersSignature Creations CaterersSignature Creations Caterers Will Take Meticulous Care of Every

Detail from Start to Finish

www.SignatureCreationsCaterers.comwww.SignatureCreationsCaterers.comwww.SignatureCreationsCaterers.comwww.SignatureCreationsCaterers.com

(908) 486(908) 486(908) 486(908) 486----7889788978897889 Culinary Chefs on Staff * Culinary Chefs on Staff * Culinary Chefs on Staff * Culinary Chefs on Staff *

Professional Service * Custom Designed MenuProfessional Service * Custom Designed MenuProfessional Service * Custom Designed MenuProfessional Service * Custom Designed Menu

26

DIVORCE MEDIATION YOUR SCHEDULE, YOUR PRIORITIES,

YOUR AGREEMENT

BONNIE M.S. REISS, ESQ. 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE

HIGHEST RATING FOR LEGAL ABILITY

AND ETHICAL STANDARDS

FELLOW AMERICAN ACADEMY

OF MATRIMONIAL LAWYERS

SUPREME COURT APPROVED MEDIATOR

Paras Apy & Reiss A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION

FOR THE PRACTICE OF FAMILY LAW

2 BRIDGE AVE, SUITE 601

RED BANK, N.J. 07701

(732) 219-9000

[email protected]

website: par-law.com

Mark Harris, Manager NJ Lic #3284

Generation to GenerationGeneration to GenerationGeneration to GenerationGeneration to Generation

27

LAWRENCE H. SHAPIRO

COUNSELOR AT LAW

ANSELL GRIMM & AARON

A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION

1500 Lawrence Avenue CN 7807

Ocean, New Jersey 07712

732-922-1000

Fax 732-922-6161

E-mail: [email protected]

ISAACSON ORTHODONTICS ORTHODONTICS and DENTOFACIAL ORTHOPEDICS

CHILDREN and ADULTS

www.Isaacsonorthodontics.com [email protected]

ROBERT J. ISAACSON, D.D.S. - Spec. Per. # 2018

RICHARD D. ISAACSON, D.M.D. - Spec. Per. # 3453

JAMES A. ISAACSON, D.M.D. - Spec. Per. # 3500

West Long Branch 103 Parker Road

New Jersey 07764 (732) 870-8077

Middletown/Red Bank 79 Oak Hill Road

New Jersey 07701 (732) 842-3133

Matawan 160 Main Street

New Jersey 07747 (732) 566-4005

ELITE PREFERRED And TEEN PROVIDER

Member American Association of

Orthodontists

The CTE Sisterhood Gift Shop The CTE Sisterhood Gift Shop The CTE Sisterhood Gift Shop The CTE Sisterhood Gift Shop is NOT just judaicaNOT just judaicaNOT just judaicaNOT just judaica

Lots of new items at a wide variety of DISCOUNTED prices!

Beautiful items for anyone's home for any occasion

We discount! We accept all major credit cards

for your convenience!

28

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

DATED MATERIAL PLEASE DELIVER IMMEDIATELY

Congregation Torat El Jersey Shore Jewish Center 301 Monmouth Road Oakhurst, NJ 07755 732-531-4410 www.torat-el.org

NON PROFIT US POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT #49 RED BANK, NJ

07701

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Bar Mitzvah of Dylan Lazar

9:00am

Sponsored Kiddush Lunch

Selichot Program 8:00pm

2

3

Temple Office Closed

4

Board of Trustees Mtg 7:30pm

5

6

Sisterhood Mtg 7:30pm

7

Candle Lighting 6:59pm

Shabbat Service 7:15pm

8

Shabbat Service 9:00am

Sponsored Kiddush Lunch

9

Chair & Book Setup 9:00am

Erev Rosh

Hashanah Service 6:30pm

10


Rosh Hashanah Service 8:30am

11


Rosh Hashanah Service 8:30am

12

First day of Religious School

4:15pm

First day of Hebrew High

6:15pm

13

14


Shabbat Shuvah Service 7:15pm

15

Shabbat Shuvah Service 9:00am

First day of

Shabbat School

16

Service of Remembrance

10:30am at

Beth El Cemetery & Agudath Achim

17

18

Temple Office Closes at Noon

Kol Nidre Service 6:15pm

19


Yom Kippur Service 8:30am

Community Yizkor 2:45pm

20

21


Shabbat Service 7:15pm

22


23

Sukkah Building 9:00am

Decorate Sukkah 11:00am

Sukkot Service 6:30pm

30

Hoshanah Rabbah Service 8:30am

Sukkot Open House at Rabbi’s

2:00pm

Shmini Atzeret Service 6:30pm

24


Sukkot Service 9:00am

Sukkot Service 6:30pm

25


Sukkot Service 9:00am

26

No Religious School

27

Steak & Scotch in the Sukkah 7:15pm

28


Chai Club Membership Appreciation

Shabbat Service & Dessert Reception

in the Sukkah 7:15pm

29

No Shabbat School


September 2018

september 2018 bulletin - torat el...2018/09/06 · after shofar blowing (appx 10:30am) 2nd eve...

Documents