July-August Bulletin by Beth El Synagogue Center

JULY - AUGUST 2017 • Vol. 100, No. 1 TAMMUZ ~ AV ~ ELUL 5777 WWW.BETHELNR.ORG

Thursday, July 6th - 7:30 PM The Women‛s Balcony Monday, July 17th - 7:30 PM Vice Versa Thursday, August 3rd - 7:30 PM Brothers Tuesday, August 8th - 7:30 PM Family Matters All Films $8/person - including "movie refreshments"- All Films in Hebrew with subtitles

SummerFEST.................................... page 2 About Our New President................. page 5 Our Simchat Torah Honorees.......... page 3 New Hebrew Ulpan Classes.............. page 6

Nursery School Mini Camp............pages 13 New Teen Program This Fall.......... page 15

10:00

10:00AM - 4:00PM Rain or Shine / Sign up for 1 or 2 days! Register at /www.bethelnr.org/SummerFEST. Register at www.bethelnr.org/SummerFEST. 15

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15 16 AUGUST 16

$15/day • Includes swimming, live music, lectures, an off-site trip, barbecue and gourmet lunch, opportunities to make new friends, and fun! Don’t miss out on this SummerFEST of fun! Invite your friends—all are welcome to be part of this unique experience. 2

ANNOUNCING OUR 2017 HONOREES Shari Chinitz

Kallat Maftir

Stephanie Roth

Kallat Kol Ha-N’arim

Jay Sommer

Hatan Torah

Elliot Hollander Hatan B’reshit

Mazal tov to our honorees!

REMEMBER . . . PLEASE FILL OUT THE SUMMER 2017 SURVEY (link is on the Beth El website at www.bethelnr.org) so we can be in touch with your children over the summer! Everyone who fills out the form will receive a handwritten note from us or an inperson visit!

RABBI’S MESSAGE Dear Friends, As the summer approaches, things at Beth El settle down a bit. One of the aspects of our communal life that does not change is the minyan, which I am proud to say remains open to our synagogue and the larger community 365 days a year, for anyone who wants to pray together with a Rabbi David Schuck minyan and/or remember a loved one by saying kaddish. We recently hosted an open conversation for the synagogue about how we envision the future of the daily minyan. I would like to share some of the most salient elements of that conversation with all of you: • The clergy team and all who attended the meeting affirmed the centrality of our daily minyan to the identity and mission of Beth El Synagogue Center. • We were transparent that for the minyan to remain vital to our community, more people must make a personal commitment to attendance. • The clergy team will work hard to be present at as many minyanim as possible. • The clergy team’s conceptual vision for a daily minyan is that the more congregants that are empowered to attend and lead the minyan, the stronger it will be.

I am proud that Beth El’s minyan is not dependent on rabbis and cantors to function. The clergy very rarely lead the service; we are there to welcome everyone, call pages, assist people who are unfamiliar with the service, and to be a general pastoral presence. As we transition to a three clergy model, we will strive to continue to be present as often as possible, but there will be days that this will simply be impossible. We are often running multiple minyanim (at times we have two or three shiva minyanim in addition to the synagogue minyan) which will preclude us from being present at all of them. Under the leadership of the Ritual Committee and its chair Mark Silver, we have developed a system of lay leaders who have volunteered to help facilitate and run a minyan when need be (if you would like to volunteer for this, please let us know). This will ultimately strengthen our minyan and move us toward a more empowered Jewish community. Not only are we proud to offer the community a daily minyan three times a day, but we always set that minyan according to the appropriate halachic times. In the summer, we used set the minyan to never start past 8:15 pm because it was difficult to get ten people later than that. This summer, in an attempt to be certain to daven (pray) within the boundaries determined by Halacha (Jewish Law), we are setting the minyan times for July and August a bit differently. Please be sure to check the times on our website (bethelnr.org) to be sure that you have the correct time. If you are interested in the halachic issues that we considered, please read below my signature. We look forward to finding ways to increase the support of our daily minyan, encourage more people to attend when they can make the time, and empower our congregation to take ownership over this deeply important aspect of communal Jewish life. Cantor Aqua, Rabbi Sitkin, and I look forward to seeing you at minyan! Have a wonderful and safe summer. L’shalom,

My vision for Jewish life is that individuals ought to feel empowered to take ownership over all aspects of their religious/ spiritual lives and Jewish identities. Rabbis and cantors ought to be utilized along the way as teachers, advisors, and facilitators. One of the unintended consequences of the ways in which our movement “professionalized” Judaism was that it created a dependence on professional Jews (clergy) to “do Judaism for us” or “on our behalf.” This creates a lethargy in practice and subtly encourages a passive approach to being Jewish, which is precisely the opposite outcome that we want.

Rabbi David A. Schuck

SETTING THE TIMES FOR SUMMER MINYAN There are two options in halacha with regard to setting the times for mincha (afternoon service) and maariv (evening service). One position is Rabbi Yehudah’s, which is that mincha should be recited by plag hamincha (1¼ shaot zmaniyot—halachic hours—before sunset). If one does this, he is permitted to recite maariv immediately after mincha even though it is before shkiah (sunset). The other position is that of the Chachamim (the Sages), and they say one can daven mincha until shkiah (sunset, which is later than plag hamincha) and then daven maariv. In both cases, it is permissible to daven maariv before it is fully dark, but one should recite the shema again after dark. At Beth El, we set the times according to the Sages, which means we set mincha to finish by sunset and start maariv immediately. If you are interested to see all of this in our legal sources, the Aruch Hashulchan captures it well when he writes:

[continued, bottom of page5] 4

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Looking back, looking forward . . . I’ve been doing a lot of that lately. I have been looking back over the past three years and all that Sam has accomplished. He steered our ship through one of the biggest transitions we’ve experienced in the last half century—the end of one era with the retirement of our beloved Rabbi Sirner after forty-three years of dedicated service to Beth El, and the beginning of a new era as we welcomed Rabbi Schuck to our family and embraced the wonderful meaning, ruach, and spirituality he has begun to breathe into our community. I look back in awe and appreciation at the tireless efforts of our past presidents and other leaders, who have put in place a solid foundation so that we all can thrive and work towards an even brighter future for our kehillah kedoshah (sacred community). I look forward with more than a little trepidation (and a large supply of Pepto Bismol!) at the challenges ahead as I step up to be your synagogue president. But I know that I’m not moving forward alone, but rather in partnership with the other officers, our clergy, and the entire staff, all of whom are committed to the hard work necessary to constantly make Beth El the meaningful, supportive, enriching community we all love. And, of course, I take enormous comfort knowing that I’m moving forward with a community of members who are as devoted to Beth El Synagogue Center as I am. I also move forward with a great sense of appreciation. Not

just for the people and circumstances I’ve already mentioned, but for the opportunities to learn and grow together that lie ahead. For the Judaism and love of Israel that we get to experience through our involvement at Beth El, for the bonds of friendship forged through our involvement in this community, and for the ongoing opportunity to create new relationships with people who come to Beth El seeking and finding the home we’ve all grown Mark Seidenfeld to love. I have no doubt that the coming years will bring challenges, sleepless nights, and stress (reflected in the many “condolences” I’ve received). A friend even gave me earplugs and a big bottle of Tylenol as a gift to prepare for becoming president! But I am going to focus on the chance to give back to the community that has given so much to me and my family, as I’m sure it’s given to so many of you. In that spirit, I look forward to beginning this journey together, conquering the challenges and celebrating the successes in the years ahead. See you in shul,

Mark

About Our New President, Mark Seidenfeld Mark grew up in Kew Gardens, New York, attending the Solomon Schechter School of Queens and spending summers at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires. His parents, survivors of the Holocaust who married and immigrated to America after the war, infused their home with strong Zionist ties and a deep sense of pride in their Jewish heritage. Mark attended the University of Pennsylvania and spent his junior year abroad at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. While in law school at Boston University, he met his “basherte,” which is no exaggeration since Marjorie and Mark met by chance at a concert in Central Park in 1986 and married

in 1989. Mark started his career as an Associate at Proskauer Rose, and then moved to be in-house Counsel at Simon & Schuster. He is currently Vice President and Deputy General Counsel at Scholastic Inc., a publisher that specializes in educational materials, children’s books, and media, where he has worked for over twenty-two years. Mark and Marjorie settled in New Rochelle in 1992 and, after the arrival of twins Michael and Talia, they joined Beth El Synagogue Center in 1997. The family welcomed son Jonah in 2002. Through Torah for Tots, Junior Congregation, the weekly Shabbat [continued, page 11] luncheons, Mishpacha (now J-Life), and

SUMMER MINYAN, continued from page 4 “In regards to the matter of when the time for reciting mincha ends, the rabbis taught in the beginning of the fourth chapter of berachot: One may daven Mincha until evening; Rabbi Yehuda says: until Plag HaMinha, which is 1.25 halachic hours before sunset...According to the sages the time for mincha extends until the evening, after which one may begin to daven Maariv in the evening and not before. According to Rabbi Yehuda, one may daven Maariv from Plag HaMincha onwards. The simple issue is that when the time for davening Mincha ends, the time for davening Maariv begins; and so our rabbis the Tosafot, the Rosh (Rabbeinu Asher ben Jechiel), and the Rashba (Rabbi Shlomo ben Aderet) all agree.” Practically speaking, if one sets the times according to Rabbi Yehudah, then Mincha/Maariv would be significantly earlier than if it is set according to the Sages, especially in the summer. The sources suggest that one should set these times according to one opinion (Rabbi Yehudah or the Sages) and not move between them. One is only permitted to set times according to both opinions in a pressing time of need, which we will understand broadly to include the challenge that our community has in making a minyan in the summer months when it would not start until 8:30pm/8:45pm. Therefore, in the hope to consistently fulfill our commitment to ensuring three daily minyanim according to the appropriate halachic time, we will set mincha / maariv for the months of July and August according to Rabbi Yehudah’s opinion, which during these months, will be significantly earlier than the other option. We are always open to your feedback as we try to balance the commitment to a daily minyan and halacha. Sincerely, The Clergy Team (Rabbi Schuck, Rabbi Sitkin, and Cantor Aqua) 5

Limmud Classes in July and August Saturday, July 1 Thursday, July 6 Thursday, July 6 Saturday, July 8 Sunday, July 9 Thursday, July 13 Saturday, July 15 Sunday, July 16 Monday, July 17 Saturday, July 22 Sunday, July 23 Saturday, July 29 Sunday, July 30 Thursday, August 3 Saturday, August 5 Sunday, August 6 Tuesday, August 8 Saturday, August 12 Sunday, August 13 Saturday, August 19 Sunday, August 20 Saturday, August 26 Sunday, August 27

12:30 pm 1:30 pm 7:30 pm 12:30 pm 10:00 am 1:30 pm 12:30 pm 10:00 am 7:30 pm 12:30 pm 10:00 am 12:30 pm 10:00 am 7:30 pm 12:30 pm 10:00 am 7:30 pm 12:30 pm 10:00 am 12:30 pm 10:00 am 12:30 pm 10:00 am

Daf Shevui Parasha HaShavua Summer Israeli Film Festival Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Parasha HaShavua Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Summer Israeli Film Festival Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Summer Israeli Film Festival Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Summer Israeli Film Festival Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing Daf Shevui Israeli Dancing

ISRAELI DANCING Learn old and new dances with Cantor Uri Aqua

Sundays, 10:00 am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 11:00 am $10 per class at Beth El Synagogue Center

For questions on programs, contact Rabbi Zack Sitkin at zsitkin@bethelnr.org, or 914-235-2700, ext. 338.

Resuming July 9th! Interested? E-mail uaqua@bethelnr.org.

Wear comfy clothes and sneakers.

We are having ZUMBA July 9th, 9:00 am

Coming this fall . . . sign up now!!

Hebrew Ulpan Classes for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Learners. Study with expert teacher Mir Ben-Avi in the relaxed setting of Beth El Synagogue Center. Classes will be offered on Mondays and Wednesdays, with the option to attend one day per week or two. The first semester dates for our Monday classes are: September 11, 25; October 2, 16, 23, 30; November 6, 12, 30, 27; December 4. The cost for eleven sessions is $165. The first semester dates for our Wednesday classes are: September 13, 27; October 18, 25; November 8, 15, 29; December 6,13, 20. The cost for ten sessions is $150. For questions and to sign up, contact Miri Ben-Avi at MiriUlpan@gmail.com, or give her a call at 914-602-1503. (These classes meet for three semesters, concluding in June 2018.) 6

Israel Affairs Committee (IAC) Report Beth El’s Israel Affairs Committee has wrapped up another full year of programming. Our year kicked off in the Fall with a very interesting presentation by Talia Levanon, from the Israel Trauma Coalition, and sponsored by the UJA. We followed with two winter programs—a talk by Ann Lewis, Former White House Director of Communications for President Bill Clinton and Senior Advisor to Hillary Clinton on America’s relationship with Israel sponsored by AIPAC; and a Shabbat visit by Shai and Nir, two young IDF soldiers sponsored by StandWithUs. In April, a Beth El delegation, including a Beth El teen contingent, attended the annual AIPAC Convention in Washington DC. In May, we held S.E.E. Israel (Support, Educate, Engage). This ambitious Israel festival was the first of its kind—it included panel discussions, a forum with representatives of fifteen Israel-related organizations, Israeli food, kids activities, letter writing to Israeli soldiers, and a keynote speech by Ret. IDF Col. Kobi Marom. This unique event attracted people from throughout the community, as well as some media coverage. Col. Marom’s speech was broadcast on the Jewish

Broadcasting Service in June. And last, but not least, last month, our Beth El delegation braved the rain and proudly marched in the Israel Day Parade (some photos appear below). This year also saw changes in the leadership of the Israel Affairs Committee. David Horowitz retired as chair of this committee after six productive years, and Mike Schiffres and Mark Seidenfeld became co-chairs. Todah rabbah to David for his great service and commitment over the years to insuring Israel remains front and center in our community. Now, with Mark assuming the Beth El Presidency, the IAC welcomes Bruce Gold, who will join Mike as co-chair. Stay tuned for details about an Israeli wine tasting event that we are hoping to host this summer at Beth El, and more great programs in the year to come. We hope you will share your love and support for Israel by joining the IAC. Check the calendar for our next meeting in September, or contact Bruce at brucesgold@gmail.com, or Mike at michael.e.schiffres@gmail.com. B’shalom, Mike and Mark

ISRAEL DAY PARADE PHOTOS

Beth El’s Summer ALL FILMS BEGIN AT 7:30 PM, AND COST $8 PER PERSON THE WOMEN’S BALCONY THURSDAY, JULY 6th Nominated for five Israeli Academy Film Awards Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Music, Costume Design, Makeup Currently Playing in Theatres The Women’s Balcony is a heart-warming comedy/drama about community, old traditions and values, and the power of women to keep all of these together in the face of modern extremism. When the women’s balcony in an Orthodox synagogue collapses, leaving the rabbi’s wife in a coma and the rabbi in shock, the congregation falls into crisis. Charismatic young Rabbi David appears to be a saviour after the accident, but slowly starts pushing his fundamentalist ways and tries to take control. This tests the women’s friendships and creates an almost Lysistrata-type rift between the community’s women and men. “A very human and funny story.” —The Jerusalem Post “Viewers will leave the theater in a joyous mood.” — Variety “The entire cast is solid, but the women, especially Ms. Hagoel, bring depth to their comedic and dramatic turns.” —The New York Times

VISE VERSA MONDAY, JULY 17th A Beautiful Unique Film. Featured at more than twenty festivals. Can we repent? Is it possible to leave past sins behind? Can we go back in time? These questions are posed at the start of this outstanding, very human drama. Vice Versa is a poignant love story between a religious Yeshiva scholar, Yochai, and an 18 year-old cancer patient, Ayelet. The two embark on an unexpected relationship that presents a deep portrait of love, faith, and repentance that will change both of their lives, transcending the rules of religion, society, and faith. In a world in which physical contact is forbidden before marriage, the future rabbi has to make a choice that could determine his life. “The delicate and hesitant love story, and then the complete passion and emotion woven between them, is depicted and staged poetically” – Haaretz (translated) 8

Israel Film Series ALL FILMS ARE IN HEBREW WITH SUBTITLES.

Special thanks to Estrella Azus for collaboration on film seslections for the series.

BROTHERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 3rd A film we missed but shouldn’t have! Winner of more than fifteen International Awards. Two brothers struggle to come to terms with their political and religious beliefs when they reunite in Israel after years of silence. Dan, a secular kibbutznik and staunch Zionist, lives a quiet life with his family. His brother Aaron is a religious New York lawyer, who takes up a case defending the rights of Talmudic students to refuse military service. When the case threatens to incite civil war, the two men are forced to re-examine their relationship, beliefs and political positions. The film opens a subtle yet essential discussion on the separation of religion and state in Israel, as well as the circumstances that tear families apart and bring them together again. Brothers dramatizes the conflict between the secular and religious, and portrays Israel as a political example of a split personality; the struggle between the ultra Orthodox and the state.

FAMILY MATTERS TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th A Heartfelt Film about Relationships. Audience Favorite Award at the 2015 DocAviv Festival. Family Matters tells the story of the film director’s family, when the divorce of her mother, the author Yehudit Rotem, from her father, an esteemed ultra-Orthodox rabbi in Bnei Brak, turned her life upside down. When Yehudit Rotem, a rabbi’s wife, left the world of ultraOrthodoxy and became a writer, her story turned into a success story. Behind the spotlights, however, there was another story, the story of the children who were uprooted from one world to another world. This documentary is directed by her youngest daughter Noa Roth, who is both curious about the circumstances leading up to the breaking up of her family and wants to come to terms with her own understanding of what constitutes a complete family. On one hand, an exposure to cultures and societies that you would never encounter in person. On the other hand, there is a common humanity that we can all relate to. 9

Carole Graham and Norma Wasserman Present “Oil and Water Mix Very Well,” in the Kanner Kurzon Museum, through July 23rd Carole Graham presents her oil paintings and Norma Wasserman presents her Chinese and other watercolor paintings in this joint exhibit. The two media can be enjoyed individually and jointly, as you will see. Norma will exhibit mostly flowers, but will also show some others. Carole’s paintings cover a variety of subjects. This will be Norma’s fifth exhibit of her art in our museum. She has also provided piano accompaniment for various Beth El programs through her many years at Beth El. Norma has been studying painting in various media since childhood, and her first Beth El exhibit consisted of her Westernstyle watercolors. She has been focusing on Chinese watercolor painting in recent years, and her pieces in this exhibit will be entirely Chinese watercolors on rice paper. She will exhibit landscapes, flowers, animals (including roosters since this is the “Year of

the Rooster”), and other subjects popular in Chinese paintings. Her last exhibit here (two years ago) included artwork by her teacher in New York and several of her fellow students. Norma also studies with another teacher in Florida, where she spends her winters. She has her own marble “chop” with her name written in Chinese! Her paintings have sold well and are in many collections in our metropolitan area and elsewhere in the United States. She is a member of the Scarsdale Art Association and the Lake Worth Art League (Florida). Carole exhibited previously at Beth El when she and her daughter Danielle (who is a

photographer) had a joint exhibit five years ago. Carole began painting with oils about thirty years ago, stopped while she was working fulltime, and then resumed her lessons about eight years ago at the Theodore D. Young Community Center, in Greenburgh. She has assisted in teaching art at Wave Hill, in the Bronx, where she also finds some of the subjects for her own painting. Carole has also volunteered for the Art Project at Wave Hill for family weekends. She considers Beth El’s Ellen Hollander to be one of her mentors and has worked on backdrops and sets with Ellen for youth theater projects at Beth El. She has also exhibited her oils at the Greenburgh Town Hall, as well as at Wave Hill. You can visit the museum any day; if the room is locked please get the key from the greeter at the front door or from the Beth El office.

MEMORIES TO GO Memory...is the diary that

we all carry about with us. Oscar Wilde

I want to thank the members of our “Memories To Go” class for all I have learned from them and for the privilege of reading their stories. I will not be teaching this class next year. I am happy to say that I am working on a new book right now. I also want to thank Lester Zimmerman for his help in creating this class. Memories are particular, but the need to share is universal. Writing essays is one of the best ways to preserve memories for future generations. I’ve always believed that all people can write, and this class has not only reinforced that belief, but has taken it to a higher level. The quality of essays has exceeded my expectations, as has the quality of criticism. Sharing their stories with not only one another and me, but with the entire Beth El congregation was wonderful for all of us. So many people approach me with praise for the essays they have read in The Bulletin. I want to thank all our Beth El readers for their support. To our class—keep writing. Remember that your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren value you and want to know as much as they can about your life. Share with them as you have shared so generously with each other and our Bulletin readers. Finally, I would like to thank the members of our class for trusting me with their memories, for teaching me their life lessons, and for extending to me their friendship and support.

Lynn Lowin 10

KERUV* KORNER *“Keruv” = to bring close, to draw near WEAVING A BEAUTIFUL NARRATIVE TOGETHER Over the past year Keruv has helped us learn and inspired us through story. Many stories. Diverse stories. Our stories. At Let’s Talk About It, parents of intermarrying couples discussed how they are adjusting to and encouraging their children’s Jewish journeys. At a Kulanu Shabbat Experience, members of families with special needs shared what each one felt thankful for and how much they loved one another. At a recent Pride Shabbat service and at an unrelated SMART (Senior Mature Adults Retired Together) event, a Beth El teen and her mother, both trained by Mosaic of Westchester to be storytellers, separately shared what it was like not only to transition genders, but to parent someone who is transitioning. In a forum last fall, we heard from three parents who are not Jewish about how they have successfully raised Jewish children with their spouses. And this past spring we heard from Rabbi

ABOUT PRES. SEIDENFELD, cont. from page 5

all their other involvements at shul, Mark and Marjorie and their children developed strong bonds of friendship with many families at Beth El, which has become their second home. All three Seidenfeld children attended the Solomon Schechter School, as well as Beth El Religious School and Day Camp, and followed in Mark’s footsteps at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires. Mark has served as Vice President and Executive Vice President of Beth El; cochair of the Rabbi Search Committee that brought Rabbi Schuck to our community; co-chair of the Israel Affairs Committee; and he serves on the Human Resources Committee. He has chaired Synagogue 2000 (S2K), the Focus Committee, co-chaired Ramah Shabbat, the Centennial Celebration, and the Annual Beth El Kallah. He has also served on the Assistant Rabbi Search, Nominating, Dinner Dance/Gala, and High Holiday Honors Committees. Mark is humbled and honored to serve as the next president of Beth El, knowing he has to try to fill some pretty big shoes of the many wonderful leaders that have come before him. He looks forward to serving the Beth El community, which his family has come to love and appreciate so much.

Schuck about how Conservative Jewish rabbis are trying to welcome intermarried couples into the Jewish fold within the context of Halakhah (Jewish law). Private conversations also hold stories that teach and inspire—stories shared over Kiddush lunch with the women of Chai House; laughing comments by the happily married gay couple that with all the attention being paid to transgender and non-binary individuals, the two of them feel like “yesterday’s news,” stories shared by Beth El members who journeyed here from the Philippines, India, Israel, Ukraine, England, Jamaica, Scarsdale. The ups and downs, frustrations and joys we each have shared with one another are our stories. Jewish tradition relies on the power of narratives to enlighten and teach. Keruv embraces this tradition. In the year to come we hope to facilitate more storytelling, so Beth El continues to learn and grow as a community. We will resume sharing our experiences with intermarriage at Lets Talk About It, which will reconvene after the fall holidays. We hope to have more Kulanu Shabbat/holiday experiences next year as

well. Pride Shabbat and the Pride Parade are set to become annual Beth El events. Having read the memoir, A Life Not With Standing, beautifully written by a Jewish woman paralyzed by polio at three-years-old, we hope to bring the author, Chava Willig Levy to Beth El as a speaker for Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month. In her autobiography, Dr. Willig Levy relates how she overcame many barriers to build the life she wanted. A professor, advocate, wife, and mother, she and her story are truly inspirational. Whether you have a story to tell or want to join us as we learn from the stories of others, consider becoming a part of Keruv. We want and need your help! We will be meeting at Beth El on Sunday, August 6th, at 11:00 am, to plan for the year. Join us then, or e-mail us at the addresses below. We look forward to hearing from you. Happy summer! Elise Richman, elisekrichman@gmail.com Nina Luban, nina.luban@gmail.com Keruv Committee Co-Chairs

KERUV—“TO DRAW CLOSE” Please join our Keruv Inclusion Committee

as we plan for the 2017-2018 year. All are welcome!

Sunday, August 6th • 11:00

• at Beth El

For questions or comments, contact elisekrichman@gmail.com, or nina.luban@gmail.com. If you would like a ride to Beth El, let us know!

Did you know . . . Keruv maintains a growing shelf of Beth El library books and resources addressing special needs, intermarriage, LGBTQ, and “inclusion” generally. You are welcome to peruse at any time! If the library door is locked, please ask security or a custodian to have it opened. (And please note: Keruv is always interested in related book recommendations!) 11

SISTERHOOD Sisterhood Scene In the many years that I taught in an elementary school, I always looked forward to the first few weeks of summer vacation. I could relax my daily routines and reduce the number of activities I did each day. It was a time to carefully review what worked well in my classroom and what needed to be changed for the following year. By the end of July, I was already beginning to plan for my next group of students and become familiar with new materials I might want, or be required, to use. In Sisterhood we do the same thing. We review what we did in the past year and then begin to plan for the new year of meetings and activities. In early August, we will be sending out our membership information. Please sign up as soon as you get the brochure and dues envelope. It is so very important for all the women of Beth El to support Sisterhood. Paying your dues enables us to make the contributions that we annually give Beth El. It also gives us the opportunity to fund specific projects that enhance the synagogue and make it a better place for all of us. Together, as a community, we make greater actions possible. Your membership in Beth El Sisterhood also makes you a member of Women’s League for Conservative Judaism. This is the group

of Conservative Jewish women, founded in 1918 by Mathilde Roth Schechter, to “perpetuate traditional Judaism in the home, synagogues and communities.” Women’s League members have been at the forefront of the movement for women’s equality on the pulpit and in the workplace. You add your voice to the organization that today is dedicated to enriching and empowering Jewish women throughout the world. Here at Beth El we have some Sisterhood programs that don’t take a vacation in July and August. We continue to cook for the HOPE Kitchen. We meet for “Bagels & Books” and “Evening Wine & Cheese” Book Groups. Our weekly Walking Club also continues on Monday mornings. If you are available, please join us. I would also like to take this opportunity to recognize Barbara Horowitz and thank her for the wonderful job she did as Sisterhood president for the past three years. This past year, as I served as her senior vice president, Barbara always included me in decision making processes and taught me the way we do things at Beth El. I only hope that now, as president, I will lead Sisterhood with as much grace and passion as we saw in Barbara. Enjoy your summer. I look forward to seeing you at Beth El. Risë Stern, Sisterhood President

7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

The Girls

by Emma Cline Free!

No R.S.V.P. needed.

Enjoy your Summer! Watch your mail for the 2017-2028 Sisterhood membership packet, coming in August! Sisterhood thanks GABY NEWFIELD for generously donating a Mah Jongg set to our Card Room.

SISTERHOOD’S “BAGELS & BOOKS” BOOK CLUB Monday, July 24th, at 9:30

Thursday, July 13th

We will discuss The Improbability of Love, by Hannah Rothschils

Monday, August 28th, at 9:30

We will discuss Mr.Rosenblum Dreams in English, by Natasha Solomons

MITZVAH CARDS ARE JUST $10 EACH To send a Mitzvah Card, contact MARCIA PRYLUCK at MarciaPryluck@gmail.com. Please mail your payment to Marcia at 1255 North Avenue, B2O, New Rochelle, NY 10804. Funds donated support Shiva dinners and other Sisterhood endeavors. 12

Risë Stern (right) was installed as Sisterhood President on Tuesday evening June 6. She presented flowers to outgoing president Barbara Horowitz (left), who served as president for three years. Pictured with them is Rabbi Josh Dorsch.

NURSERY SCHOOL Nursery School Mini-Camp Comes to Beth El This year, in response to the needs of a number of our Nursery School families, Beth El Synagogue Center offered a Mini Camp! This two-week program was a helpful bridge between the end of school and the start of Beth El Day Camp. The Mini Camp was structured as a half-day program, with a lunch

option, and was unique in that we had our 2s, 3s, and 4s all together in one group. The children engaged in extensive water activities, sand play, painting, and art experiences. The interfacing of the children in this multiple age group was a joy to behold. We have already put Mini Camp on the calendar for next June! Ronnie Becher, Director

YOUTH & FAMILY ENGAGEMENT RELIGIOUS SCHOOL GRADUATES Religious School This year our three Religious School program, who, in the opinion of the faculty, End-of-Year Graduates were recognized on Graduation over the preceding four years, exhibited Showcase Shabbat on Saturday, May 20, 2017. The most consistently the qualities of character,

This year our elementary school families gathered on May 25th for our long-awaited End-of-Year Showcase. Beginning with a photo montage (available on the Religious School Facebook page), the evening focused on celebrating the meaningful learning in which our children engaged over the course of the year. Each child prepared a portfolio of their work from the year. The class brainstormed three questions parents could ask them that would highlight their learning. At the Showcase, parents toured around, meeting children from each class, asking them the guiding questions, and viewing their portfolios. The room was buzzing with excitement as children enthusiastically shared their learning and parents demonstrated just how impressed they were with the knowledge, insights, and excitement that the Religious School children displayed. The evening concluded with a brief reflection and a pizza dinner, sponsored by the Parent Organization. Two of our Vav learners were recognized for showing extraordinary commitment to Hebrew language. Mazal tov to Jeremy Marcus and Sammy Weber, who received the Gornstein Memorial Award!

Follow the Religious School on Twitter! @bethelrelschool FILL OUT THE SUMMER 2017 SURVEY (visit bethelnr.org) so we can be in touch with your child over the summer! Everyone who fills out the form will receive a handwritten note from us or an in-person visit!

graduates of the Tichon (High School) and Educational Leadership Institute Class of 2017 include Ethan Afran, Sophie Gross, and Jared Sullivan. Ethan Afran received the Abraham and Fritzi Abrams Memorial Award which is presented to the graduate of the Tichon Teen Learning program who will attend Camp Ramah or participate in a summer educational program in Israel under the auspices of the United Synagogue. Sophie Gross received the Nat Goldman Memorial Award, which is given to the graduate of the Tichon Teen Learning

initiative, scholarship and humanitarianism to the highest degree. Jared Sullivan received the Max & Sabrina Bialo Award, which is given to outstanding graduates of the the Tichon Teen Learning program who have participated in and contributed constructively to the Religious School and the Synagogue. We wish these graduates a hearty mazal tov! It’s an exciting time for our teens, as we transition to our new teen engagement model. These Religious School graduates will be eligible to participate in the Teen program during their senior year.

Registration is Open for Religious School 2017-2018 We are excited to announce that the Beth El Religious School registration is now open for 2017-2018. For more information on the engaging learning experiences happening in our Religious School, be in touch with Jen Vegh, Director of Youth & Family Engagement, at jvegh@bethelnr.org, or 914235-2700 ext. 247. Gan (Kindergarten)

Sunday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Optional: Moadon, Sundays, 11:00 am-12:00 pm

Alef & Bet (1st & 2nd grade) Sunday, 9:00 am-11:00 am Thursday, 4:00 pm-5:50 pm Optional: Moadon, Sundays,11:00 am-12:00 pm Gimel-Gesher (3rd-7th grade) Sunday, 9:00 am-12:00 pm Thursday, 4:00 pm-6:00 pm Optional: Hebrew through Cooking Chug (Club) Tuesdays, 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Homework Space available 5:00 pm-6:00 pm To register, log on to the Beth El website, www.bethelnr.org.

Congratulations to Our New USY Board! We are so proud of our new teen leadership board! On June 6th, a new teen leadership board for the 2017-2018 school year was elected. Co-Presidents: .................................... Issey Cohen and Shayna Rosenstein Israel Affairs VP: ................................ Josh Glickman Religion/Education VP: ................... Stephen Bartell Social Action/Tikkun Olam VP: ..... Shayna Goldfarb Membership/Kadima VP: ................ Jonah Seidenfeld Communications VP: ........................ Corey Scheinfeld Thank you to all who ran for board positions, attended elections, and participated Pictured left to right are Corey Scheinfeld, Stephen Bartell, Josh Glickman, Issey Cohen, Shayna Rosenstein, and Shayna Goldfarb. in our teen community this year. This year’s success is because of you! 14

JULY 2017 1324 North Avenue New Rochelle, NY 10804-2190 914-235-2700 • www.bethelnr.org

SUNDAY

TAMMUZ ~ MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

A Conservative synagogue affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Rabbi..................................... David A. Schuck Associate Cantor................................Uri Aqua Assistant Rabbi..........................Zachary Sitkin Rabbi Emeritus.......................Melvin N. Sirner Hazzan Emeritus.....................Farid Dardashti Executive Director...................Erica Leventhal Controller..................................... Olivier Vogel Camp Dir./Seniors Co-Ord.......Julie Rockowitz Nursery School Director.......... Ronnie Becher Dir. of Marketing & Comm......... Jon Chattman Dir. of Programming........................ Abby Wise Dir. of Teen Engagement..............Bekkah Gold Dir. of Youth & Family Engagement....Jen Vegh Special Projects Dir./Asst. to the Clergy.......... ................................................ Linda Newman Maintenance Director................ Milton Sinclair OFFICERS President................................Mark Seidenfeld Executive Vice President.....Sandra Gruenberg Vice President............................Daniel Burton Vice President.......Lauren Freeman-Bosworth Vice President ..................Geralynn C. Reifer Treasurer................................Joseph Wygoda Financial Secretary.................. Barbara Cohen Recording Secretary...................Jayne Peister AFFILIATES Sisterhood President.......................Rise Stern Men’s Club President............ Steven L. Young Religious Sch. Parent Org............. Ellen Barlis, Sharon Brown, Rachel Casanova, Marci Marcus Nursery Sch. Parent Org.....Rachel Messinger BULLETIN EDITOR................ Linda Newman

Daily Minyan Beth El maintains morning and evening services every day of the year. Contact Associate Cantor Uri Aqua, 914-235-2700, ext. 222. * Minyan Times listed on this calendar page and elsewhere in The Bulletin are accurate as of the date of printing. Please visit the Beth El website www.bethelnr.org/calendar for the most up-to-date information.

S S P Y D

Visit us on facebook at facebook.com/BethElSynagogueCenter

8 TAMMUZ 3

Shacharit 8:00am

9 TAMMUZ 4

Shacharit 6:55am

Walking Club 9:30 am

10 TAMMUZ 5

Shacharit 8:00am Camp Open Synagogue Offices Closed

Wise Aging 3:30 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

INDEPENDENCE DAY

11 TAMMUZ 6

Shacharit 7:00am

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

13 TAMMUZ 8 12 TAMMUZ 7 Shacharit 7:00am

Shacharit 6:55am Parasha HaShavua 1:30 pm

Summer Israeli Film Festival 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

8:12 pm B

Shabbat Shaboom 12:00 pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

C S S P Y D

16 TAMMUZ 11 20 TAMMUZ 1 9 15 TAMMUZ 10 18 TAMMUZ 13 19 TAMMUZ 14 17 TAMMUZ 12 Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am Zumba 9:00 am Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am High Holiday Honors Committee 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

Summer Short Story Reading Grp 1:30 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

FAST OF TAMMUZ

Parasha HaShavua 1:30 pm Community Supported Sisterhood Evening Agriculture Pick Up Book Club 7:30 pm 6:00 pm

Mincha 6:45pm

8:09pm S

P Y D

Mincha 7:00 pm

27 TAMMUZ 2 16 22 TAMMUZ 17 24 TAMMUZ 19 26 TAMMUZ 21 23 TAMMUZ 18 25 TAMMUZ 20 Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am Summer Israeli Film Festival 7:30 pm

Summer Short Story Reading Grp 1:30 pm

Mincha 6:40pm

Shabbat Shaboom 12:00 pm

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

High Holiday Honors Committee 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:40pm

8:04 pm

Mincha 6:40pm

S S P Y D

M Mincha 7:00 pm Mincha 6:40pm 28 5 AV 2 27 4 AV 23 29 TAMMUZ 24 1 AV 25 3 AV 2 AV 26 Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Mincha 6:40pm

Sis Bagels/Books 9:30 am Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 11:30 am HH Honors Com 7:30pm

7:58 pm

Summer Short Story Mincha 6:30pm ROSH HODESH Reading Grp 1:30 pm Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 30 7 AV 31 8 AV Shacharit 8:00am 6:00 pm Shacharit 6:55am Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9::30 am

Mincha 6:30pm

EREV TISHA B’AV

Mincha 6:30pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

S S P Y D

Mincha 7:00 pm

AV 5777

AUGUST 2017

SHABBAT

SUNDAY

7 TAMMUZ CHUKAT

AV ~ ELUL 5777

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Shabbat ends 9:11pm

BALAK

Bar Mitzvah Ben Levy Birthday Shabbat Chai House Visitors Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

SHABBAT 13 AV

VAETCHANAN

Summer Short Story Reading Grp 1:30 pm Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm Tzofim Friendship Summer Israeli Film Caravan 7:00 pm Festival 7:30 pm Mincha 6:30 pm FAST DAY TISHA B’AV

Mincha 8:30pm 14 TAMMUZ

FRIDAY

10 AV 3 11 AV 4 12 AV 5 1 9 AV 2 Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am

Shabbat ends 9:13pm

Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

15 AV 8

14 AV 7

Shacharit 8:00am

Shacharit 6:55am

Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am Keruv Inclussion Committee 11:00 am

High Holiday Honors Committee 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:20 pm

Mincha 6:30 pm

16 AV 9

Shacharit 7:00am Summer Short Story Reading Grp 1:30 pm Summer Israeli Film Festival 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:30 pm

17 AV 10

Shacharit 7:00am

2s Festival 11:00 am

Shacharit 6:55am

Shabbat Service 9:00 am

7:50 pm Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am

Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

18 AV 11

Mincha 8:00 pm

19 AV 12

Shacharit 7:00am

Birthday Shabbat

Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

22 AV 15 24 AV 17 23 AV 16 26 AV 19 13 21 AV 14 25 AV 18 Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am

21 TAMMUZ

Shabbat pINCHaS ends 9:08 pm

Mincha 6:20 pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

Mincha 7:45 pm

Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am

Mincha 8:15pm

Mincha 6:15 pm

30 AV 23 1 ELUL 24 29 AV 22 20 28 AV 21 2 ELUL 25 3 ELUL 26 Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 6:55am

28 TAMMUZ

MATOTMEVARCHIM

Shabbat ends 9:03 pm

West. Jewish Music and Arts Festival 12:00 pm (kEnsico dam)

Mincha 8:15pm

Mincha 6:10 pm

DEVaRIm

6 AV

Shabbat ends 8:57 pm

Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

Mincha 8:00pm

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

Mincha 6:15 pm

RE’EH

Shabbat Service 9:00 am

Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

Mincha 6:15 pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

Mincha 7:30 pm

SHOFTIM

7:21 pm

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

High Holiday Honors Committee 7:30 pm

Mincha 6:10 pm

27 AV

Mincha 6:10 pm ROSH HODESH

Mincha 6:10 pm

ROSH HODESH

Shabbat ends 8:30 pm

7:32pm Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am

Israeli Dance 10:00 am Walking Club 9:30 am

Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

SummerFEST 10:00am SummerFEST 10:00am SummerFEST 10:00am

High Holiday Honors Committee 7:30 pm

Shabbat ends 8:40pm

7:41 pm Shabbat Service 9:00 am

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

Mincha 6:20 pm

20 AV EIKEV

Mincha 8:30pm

TU B’AV

Shabbat ends 8:49pm

Mincha 6:10 pm

Mincha 7:00 pm

4 ELUL

Shabbat ends 8:20 pm

Shabbat Service 9:00 am Shabbat SPACE 9:30 am Pre-Serv Oneg 10:15 am Youth Services 10:45 am Daf Shevui 12:30 pm

Mincha 7:15 pm

6 ELUL 29 7 ELUL 30 27 5 ELUL 28 9 ELUL 8 ELUL 31 Shacharit 8:00am Shacharit 6:55am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 7:00am Shacharit 6:55am Israeli Dance 10:00 am Sisterhood Bagels and Books 9:30 am Walking Club 11:30 am

Community Supported Agriculture Pick Up 6:00 pm

Mincha 6:00 pm

Visit us on facebook at facebook.com/BethElSynagogueCenter

Save the Date! A great event for all ages! 43rd Annual Westchester Jewish Music & Arts Festival Sunday, August 20th from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla

Join us for a fun and festive day, featuring a variety of musical performances, including Golem and RockMitzvah, Israeli dancing, a juggler, face painting, food, and vendors. FREE and open to all, rain or shine. Presented by the Westchester Jewish Council, Westchester Klezmer Program & Westchester County Parks (If you are interested in being a vendor, or have any questions, contact Pam Goldstein at Pam@wjcouncil.org.)

Beth El Celebrates July and August Birthdays Beth El Synagogue Center would like to extend a “Happy Birthday!” to its members with a birthday in the months of July and August. If you have a July or August birthday, we hope that you will join

us for Kiddush lunch on Shabbat, July 8th or August 12th. If you have a July or August birthday, but your name does not appear on the list, we are sorry for the omission and ask that you e-mail the synagogue at

info@bethelnr.org so that we can update our records. Please contact us if you do not wish to have your name appear on our birthday list. (The list reflects our adult members and postbar/bat mitzvah children up to the age of 21.)

Cindy Aaronson Ari Abramowitz Charles Altman Ellen Arad Richard Aronow Lynn Avni Richard Barnett Abraham Bartell Joseph Baumgarten Ronnie Becher Trisanne Berger David Blaustein William Bloom Priscilla Bloom Brian Bosworth Mitchell Bradbury Dina Brot Terry Cohen Alisa Cohen Barney Andrew Collens Barbara Ehudin James Erlikh Marina Erlikh Joan Faier Arielle Felberg Michael Ferder Adam Fleishaker Sabrina Fleishaker Jonathan Forman Paul Freedman

Robin Kaphan Susan Mark Elaine Katz Diane May Jonathan Keltz Rebecca Meisler Steven Kessler Susan Meisler David Keusch Scott Mellis Alfred Klein Esther Mildner Matthew Klingsberg Robert Mishler Stephanie Klingsberg Jodi Moise Jonathan Klonsky John Morris Lillian Kreig Robert Morris Maya Kremins Ofer Nagar Alan Kurlander Gaby Newfield Frank Levin Carlos Newman Michael Levine Andrew Newman Sarah Levine Andrew Nitzberg Richard Levine Michael Novoseller Elaine Levitin Deborah Olstein Celia Levitz Robert O’Neill Gary Liebstein Neil Orans Sylvia Linczer Sophia Peister Eugene Linett Lisa Platek Eliot Locitzer Lianna Platzner Barbara Locitzer Merrick Platzner Randy Longman Gary Pomerantz Foster Maidenberg Alicia Popper Eric Maidenberg Dylan Portnoy Ofri Maliniak Lucas Portnoy Sasha Mamaysky Hillary Portnoy Aby Marco Robert Preminger Arthur Margolin Marvin Price

Alanna Reid Jake Reifer Scott Reiner Andrew Reis Merill Resnick Wendy Rosenberg Howard Rosenstein Les Rothenberg Sharon Rozansky Francine Rubenstein Valerie Rudolph Gary Salmo Taylor Salomon Donald Salomon Barry Salter Corey Scheinfeld Robert Scheinfeld David Schlecker Paul Schneiderman Sharon Schoenholtz Joe Shammas Lloyd Sherman Itai Shoffman Maxine Siegel Gitta Silberstein Eliana Silk Candace Silver Louise Silverman Susanne Simchowitz Liat Snyder

Bernard Freedman Abraham Friedland Talia Friedman Mindy Friedman Lawrence Getzler Bruce Gilbert Faye Gingold Aaron Ginsberg Elissa Glickman Jeffrey Glickman Joshua Goldberg Julian Goldberg Brian Goldberg Leon Goldberg Mark Goldman David Goldman Benjamin Gotian Ethan Gotian Jerome Gottlieb Phoebe Gross Brenda Guber Michael Haber Sheldon Haber Aaron Hallac Edward Halperin Karen Hauptman Melinda Herman Edna Hoffer Loretta Holland Perry Jacobs

Steven Solar Matthew Solar Susan Solow Dubin Ilyse Spertus Bridget Stack Justin Stein Robbie Stein Mark Stein Ronald Sundick Sheila Tanenbaum Ruth Treiber Daniel Troyetsky Joshua Troyetsky Ethan Turkewitz Peter Wasserman Robert Weber Jesse Weinberger Sylvain Weinberger Ira Weiner Rebecca Weiss Claire Wolkoff Norbert Wolloch Claudia Ziser Elizabeth Ziser Anita Zoldessy Happy

Birthday

NEWSMAKERS

YAHRZEIT OBSERVANCES

Mazal tov to: Rabbi Josh and Stephanie Dorsch on the birth of their son Nadav; Bettina Graf on the birth of great granddaughter Elizabeth Rina, daughter of Dr. David and Rachel Graf; Sam Berger on becoming a Westchester Jewish Council Board Member; Gaby and George Newfield on the birth of their third grandson Alexander David, and to parents Andre and Emily Newfield; Alisa and Ted Keston on the birth of their grandson, and to parents Dov and Anna Kesten; Marsha and Tom Lustig on the birth of grandson Jesse Alexander Lustig, and to parents Lauren and Scott Lustig; Beth El Sisterhood on receiving an Award of Honor certificate for meeting their Torah Fund Goal set by the Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s League for Conservative Judaism; Jen Vegh on being recognized by the Ruskay Institute, an organization that provides rising Jewish leaders with extensive professional development.

A Warm Beth El Mazal Tov to One and All!!

Share your milestone events with us! If you experience a milestone or a loss in your family, contact Linda at LNewman@bethelnr.org, or 914-235-2700, ext. 246.

Kiddush The Kiddush of July 8th will be sponsored by Tracey and Evan Levy in honor of the bar mitzvah of their son Benjamin Levy. The Kiddush of August 19th will be sponsored by Hazzan Ellen and Graham Arad in honor of the aufruf and upcoming marriage of their son Max Arad.

Want to sponsor a Kiddush? Contact Alise Liquorie at aliquorie@bethelnr.org, or 914-235-2700, ext. 223.

Welcome to the Beth El Community

The Heistein/Lerman Family Of New Rochelle Yoel Heistein and Alicia Lerman Benjamin, 4; Jacob, 2

CONDOLENCES We record with sorrow the losses suffered by our members and friends and extend to them our deepest sympathies. Condolences to: Darren Peister on the loss of his mother, Phoebe Peister; Dan Feldman on the loss of his father, Israel Feldman; Chris Reid on the loss of his father, James David Reid; The family of Gerald Cohen on his passing; Dr. Ruth Treiber on the loss of her mother, Lilly Kaplan. 20

The yahrzeit of the following deceased persons permanently inscribed on our Memorial Walls are observed on these dates: JULY Max Bitter Dr. Herbert M. Jacobs Eva Meyers Ernst Grunauer Rose Wechsler Steven Douglas Miller Irving Kanner Bess Siegel Max Siegel Rose Stillman Sylvia Farber Sidney Fein Morris Halpern Sidney H. Posner Benjamin Raber Rubin Scheinkman Ida B. Shimm Myron Penn Aviva Berger Rabbi Kenneth Berger Milton Honig Mollie Sirner Ruth Sobel Sam Kavarsky Sam Zuckerman Eva Bernstein William Bloom Ida Grandberg Yetta Halpern Michael Lichtenstein Leo J. Springer Frances B. Sussman Isadore Kaplan Norma Osofsky Jack Einhorn Eva Greenberg Everett Kalb Lester Kellman Ruth Rosenblatt Robert P. Schustack Zelda Wagner Barry Evan Librett Taube Sokol Sarah Hanchrow Bessie Getzoff Robert Heimowitz Rudolph Kahn Bernard Schwartz Hyman Bolnik Malvina Faerber Fried Gerson T. Margolish Jacob Markman

1 1 1 2 2 4 5 5 5 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 10 10 10 10 10 12 12 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 15 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 7 18 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22

Art Rivel Elayne Rubinoff Albert Pearlman Freda Rosenfeld Hyman Wolfson Sadie Bitter Betty Cohan Benjamin Gabriel Sylvia Geller Rose Sherman Adolph Mandel Morton Zuckerman Joseph Cohn John Olshansky Arby A. Halpern Murray Kahn Sadie Neubauer Sarah Sperber Betty Grabel Ralph Kramer Anna Root Norma Singer Brandes Jack Fashing Helen Funk Miriam Lerner Sylvia Scher Elsie Stillman Joan I. Schustack Hindel Bryna Eichner Yetta Schnipper AUGUST Abraham Abrams Dina Goldman Robert Gordon Anna Rubenfeld Beth Suzanne Siegel Jacob Bernstein Morris Wasley Lucy Fischler Helen Levinthal Lyons David Gingold Joseph Hanchrow Jack Ginsberg Doreen Lewis Hy Feingold Jack L. Patchen Eugene Bergman Ruth S. Teichman Leo Moskowitz Herbert Polow Barbara Gordon Minnie Simpson Samuel Streisfeld

22 22 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 31 31 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 9 10 10 11 11 11

continued, page 21

CONTRIBUTIONS GENERAL FUND

YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND

A donation was received from Diane and Eugene The yahrzeit of my mother, Rose Covkin, and father, Harry Covkin, from Barbara Cohen. Linett. Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister, IN HONOR OF: Vicki Fisher for organizing a beautiful Sisterhood from Judy Gilbert, Betsy and Lance Kravitz and Shabbat celebration, from Shari and Marvin family, and Pearl and Seymour Weinstein. My beloved mother, Olga Lefkovic, from Lisa Chinitz. Jack Renick on his special birthday, from Marcy Jacobs. My beloved father, Alex Lefkovic, from Lisa Jacobs.

and Jeff Sackett.

RECOVERY OF:

Wishing a speedy recovery to Lori Schwartz, from Myron Jacobs, beloved father of Perry Jacobs, from Lisa and Perry Jacobs. Barbara and Lawrence Orans. Efrem Rosen, beloved father of Hillary Portnoy, IN MEMORY OF: from Randi, Richard, Jason, and Brandon Klee. Harold Keltz, beloved father and grandfather, from Shirin and Steven Stein, Shari and Marvin YAHRZEIT/YIZKOR DONATIONS Chinitz, and Marci and Marc Esrig. Lester Zimmerman, David Herzog, Melvyn Bloom, Sherry Grabowski. PTA ISRAEL TRAVEL STUDY

SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN HONOR OF:

With many thanks for Alanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s honor, from Rise and Alan Stern. IN MEMORY OF:

ANDREW SHAPIRO MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF: Sidney Scheinfeld, beloved father of Robert and Jodi Scheinfeld, from Judy Shapiro.

Nettie and Nat Kleppel, my beloved parents, on My beloved brother Aaron Palgon on his yahrzeit their yahrzeits, from Rise and Alan Stern. from Mindy Patchen. Stephen R. Markowitz, beloved father of Colin Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister, and Daniel Markowitz, from Patricia Markowitz from Irene and Mitch Gilbert. Morris.

YAHRZEIT OBSERVANCES, continued from page 20 Joseph Klein Irving Grabel Harry Greenstein Jacob Levine Jacob Greenwald Herbert Pusick Max Baumzweig Nathan Bernstein Dr. Saul W. Brustein Jeanette Greenspan Maks Kooper Adolph Patchen Max Herrman Gail Harary Mozes Hyman Shapiro Janie Gottesfeld Joseph Salpeter Aaron Adolph Schlachtor Minnie Trugman Harry Wilk William Goodman Muriel Begleiter Harold Goldfarb Max Golub David Locitzer

12 13 13 13 14 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 19 20 20 21 21

Sadye Brustein Eugene Mandel Louis Shanok Marshall Gottlieb Elliott Pollack Sidney Silberman Herb Weintraub Ruth Lapin Bruce Merrit Reich Max Kellman Muriel Bogash Mary Heligman Goldie G. Kalish Alice Lopatin Florence Falk Marion Jacobs Anna Harris Marilyn Metzger George Schneidman Arthur Cohen Samuel Goldstein Ida Gordon Goldie Klein Benjamin Lichtenstein Joseph Rimsky 21

IN HONOR OF: Stephanie and Rabbi Josh Dorsch on the birth of their son Nadav, from Linda and Sol Haber, and Tamar and Joe Tait. Linda and Dov Hyman on becoming grandparents, from Linda and Sol Haber. IN MEMORY OF: Stephen R. Markowitz, beloved brother of Patricia Markowitz Morris, from Rosalie and Pat Cristofalo, and Carol and Marshall Asche.

DAY CAMP FUND IN MEMORY OF: Harold Keltz, beloved father of Ted Keltz, Martin Keltz, and Elise Richman, from Nora KlionWolloch. Sarah Cohen, beloved mother of Irwin Cohen and beloved grandmother of Vanessa Kerchner, from, Nora Klion-Wolloch. Meyer Rosenfeld, beloved father of Nathan Rosenfeld, from Nora Klion-Wolloch. Harold Shoenholtz, beloved father of Sharon Shoenholtz, from Nora Klion-Wolloch.

JEREMY SCHEINFELD MEMORIAL FUND IN HONOR OF:

22 22 22 23 23 23 23 24 24 25 27 27 27 27 28 28 29 29 29 30 31 31 31 31 31

Stephanie and Rabbi Josh Dorsch on the birth of their son Nadav, and wishing them luck in their new positions, from Robin and Mitchell Kaphan. Nina Kleiman and Leon Goldberg on the bat mitzvah of their daughter Tatia Goldberg, from Jodi and Rob Scheinfeld. The birth of our grandson Charles Reid Kesten, from Alisa and Ted Kesten. IN MEMORY OF: Sidney Scheinfeld, beloved father of Robert Scheinfeld, from Leslie Scheinfeld, Shari and Marvin Chinitz, Lori and Steve Schwartz, Vicki and Nate Fisher, and Geralynn and David Reifer. Bradley Ruttenberg, beloved son of Leslie and Dick Ruttenberg, on his yahrzeit, from Robin and Mitchell Kaphan. George Lee, beloved father of Mitchell Littman, from Jodi and Robert Scheinfeld. Fran Gold, beloved mother of Bruce Gold, on her yahrzeit, from Grace Kalfus and Bruce Gold. Miriam Hirsch, beloved mother and grandmother, from Leonora and Howard Loewentheil. Maya Hazel Cohen, beloved granddaughter of Lenore and Rabbi Melvin Sirner, from Leonora and Howard Loewentheil.

CONTRIBUTIONS SISTERHOOD MITZVAH FUND

RABBIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DISCRETIONARY FUND

Maria and Steven Kessler in honor of the Brit Milah of Nadav Dorsch; Richard and Randi Klee in loving memory of James David Reid, beloved father, father-in-law and grandfather; Diane and Ralph Heiman in memory of Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister; Sol and Linda Haber in memory of Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister; Mindy and Stanley Patchen in memory of Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister; Judith Harary in honor of the bat mitzvah of Celia Schmeidler, granddaughter of Judy and Bobby Schmeidler; Caryl Fuchs in memory of her father, Martin Teichman, on his yahrzeit; Barbara SaundersAdams and Samuel Adams in memory of Harold Keltz; Joyce Wechsler in memory of her father, Benjamin Chabrow, on his yahrzeit; Rob and Jodi Scheinfeld in appreciation of Rabbi Schuck, the clergy, and staff; Phyllis Cole in honor of the birth of the grandson of Gaby and George Newfield; Claire Gerstein in memory of her parents, Sol and Esther Gerstein, on their yahrzeits; Shari and Marvin Chinitz in honor of Sara Aldouby and her moving presentation on Yom HaShoah; Meryl and David Mendelson in honor of Rabbi Schuck for officiating the aufruf of Andrew Mendelson; Roberta Berman Reindel in loving memory of her dearly beloved mother, Sally F. Berman, her dearly beloved father, Edward H. Berman, her beloved grandparents Fannie and Jacob Felkin and Rose and Nathan Berman, and her beloved uncles Leonard Felkin, Louis Felkin, and George Felkin for yizkor for Shavuot; Joel Walfish in honor of fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day, celebrating Abraham Walfish..

SPECIAL NEEDS FUND IN HONOR OF:

IN HONOR OF:

IN MEMORY OF: Blanche Fried on being honored at the Sisterhood Stanley Cohen, beloved husband of Rosalie Spring Gala, from Mary and Anthony Ilardi, Cohen, from Miriam Rabin. Barbara and Mark Goldman, Faye and Jack Harold Keltz, beloved father of Martin Keltz, Gingold, and Helene Goldstein. from Clara Ingwer. Robert Schepp for his pink hat project, from Lila Langer, beloved grandmother of Erica Amy and David Born, William Winters, Barbara Leventhal, from Rita and David Kaufman. and David Horowitz, Julia and Jonathan Coss, Rochelle Chaiken, and Emily Scharfman and Meyer Rosenfeld, beloved father of Nathan Rosenfeld, from Harriet and David Rudnick, and Eli Menchel. Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Caryl Fuchs on the engagement of her granddaughter Randi Fuchs to Brett Asnas, from Miriam Hirsch, beloved sister-in-law of Yvette Gordon, from Harriet and David Rudnick. Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Eunice Kaplan in honor of the engagement of her Sidney Scheinfeld, beloved father of Robert Scheinfeld, from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg. granddaughter, from Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Sheryl and Aaron Fleishaker on the engagement Morris Ordover, beloved father of Lori Schwartz, of their daughter Andrea to Jonathan Ravski, from from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg. Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Harold Keltz, beloved father of Elise Richman, Donald Fleishaker on the engagement of his from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg, and Shelley and granddaughter Andrea to Jonathan Ravski, from Arnold Silverman. Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Harold Keltz, beloved father of Theodore Keltz, Linda and Dov Hyman on the birth of their from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg. granddaughter, from Vicki and Nathan Fisher. Miriam Hirsch, beloved mother of Robert Hirsch, Beth El Sisterhood with appreciation for the from Shelley and Arnold Silverman. beautiful and meaningful way that you honored Selma Moses, beloved mother of Edward Moses, me at your Spring Gala, from Blanche Fried. from Shelley and Arnold Silverman. Susan and Michael Meisler on the marriage of Stephen Markowitz, beloved brother of Patricia their son Jacob, from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg. Markowitz Morris, from Naomi Raber. Rise Stern on her birthday, from Dalia Fenster, Mary Maxin, beloved mother of Linda Silver, and David Klonsky. from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg. Barbara Horowitz on her years of dedicated Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister, service to Beth El Sisterhood, from Faye and from Joyce and Michael Wechsler. Jack Gingold. Bert Gross on being honored for his decades of devotion to the minyan community, from Sandy and Jack Gruenberg.

Daniel Gordon on his graduation from Columbia Law School, from Yvette Gordon.

ELEANOR G. BAUMWALD PRAYERBOOK FUND

The engagement of Daniel Gordon to Lea Winter, from Yvette Gordon.

IN MEMORY OF:

Eva Teitelbaum, from Jack R. Schwartz. Stephanie and Rabbi Josh Dorsch on the birth of Paul Ganeles, beloved husband of Joan Ganeles, their son Nadav, from Yvette Gordon. cherished father of Iris and Jeffery, from Patricia Lisa and Rabbi Zach Sitkin on the birth of their M. Morris. son Avi, from Yvette Gordon. Herb Platzner, beloved husband of Marilyn IN MEMORY OF: Platzner, from Debra Olstein.

DOROTHY FLEISHAKER RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND IN HONOR OF: Donald Fleishaker, on his birthday, from Sandy and Tim Wulinger.

SYLVIA AND ROBERT SCHER CHESED COMMUNITY FUND IN HONOR OF: Stephanie and Rabbi Josh Dorsch on the birth of their son Nadav, from Harriet and Leonard Schwartz, and Janet Yoskowitz. Lisa and Rabbi Zach Sitkin on the birth of their son Avi, from Harriet and Leonard Schwartz.

Stephen R. Markowitz, beloved brother of Patricia Stephen R. Markowitz, my beloved brother and IN MEMORY OF: Markowitz Morris, from Rosalie Schwartz and beloved father of Colin and Daniel Markowitz, Jordan Schwartz. from Patricia Markowitz Morris. My beloved father, Alfred Lewis, from Laura Harold Keltz, beloved father of Martin Keltz, Stephen R. Markowitz, beloved brother of Patricia Lewis. Ted Keltz, and Elise Richman and beloved Markowitz Morris, and my best friend from The yarhzeit of our parents, from Harriet and grandfather, from Jodi and Rob Scheinfeld. Roosevelt School, from Mark Scheffler. Leonard Schwartz. My husband, David Fenster, on his yahrzeit, from Harold Keltz, beloved father and grandfather, Phoebe Peister, beloved mother of Darren Peister, Dalia Fenster. from Deborah, Matt, and Henry Olstein. from Laura Lewis. 22

SOLD

DONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;T WAIT ANOTHER YEAR TO LIST YOUR HOME

SOLD

Inventory is low and we are experiencing bidding wars at many price points. This is a great time to be a Seller. To find out more about how you can benefit from current market conditions, please give me a call today at 917.693.3557.

SOLD

Allow me to put my lifelong home design experience, deep-rooted community knowledge and the formidable marketing power of Houlihan Lawrence to work for you. SOLD

SOLD

THE TOP PRODUCER IN THE #1 BROKERAGE IN NEW ROCHELLE

SOLD

JOCELYN HALL BURTON Real Estate Salesperson

Mobile 917.693.3557

JBurton@HoulihanLawrence.com Proud Beth El member

SOLD

SOLD NEW ROCHELLE BROKERAGE | 15 QUAKER RIDGE ROAD, NEW ROCHELLE 23

SOLD

Top Producer, HGMLS, 1/1/16-12/31/16, All Property Types, Dollar Volume, by Agent. The #1 Brokerage, HGMLS, 1/1/16-12/31/16, All Property Types, Total Sales, Dollar Volume, by Office, New Rochelle School District.

SOLD

Helping Older Adults Live Forward Since 1917

Meet RiverSpring Health™ For nearly a century, the Hebrew Home at Riverdale has been helping older adults live the fullest lives they can. Today, we’ve grown from our award-winning nursing home into RiverSpring Health, a new brand oﬀering a full range of care solutions including managed long-term care, independent living, assisted living, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and much more. Learn more about how we can help you live forward at 1.800.56.SENIOR or by visiting riverspringhealth.org.

Serving Westchester County and the metro New York area since 2001

630 Amsterdam Avenue • New York, NY 10024 (212) 769-4400 • (800) 227-3974 • www.plazajewish.org Pre-need services are available Serving the metropolitan New York area, Florida, and Israel 24 hours a day Arranging for funerals in all 50 states and Europe

T H E B R I S TA L A S S I S T E D L I V I N G • W H E R E E V E R Y DAY M E A N S M O R E ®

E XP E R I E N C E T H E D I F F E R E N C E

EXPERIENCE THE BRISTAL

Photos: Game Room and Dining Room, The Bristal at Armonk; Living Room, The Bristal at White Plains

Call Us Today to Schedule Your Visit ARMONK | 90 Business Park Drive WHITE PLAINS | 305 North Street thebristal.com

| |

(914) 432.8200 (914) 681.1800

Licensed by the New York State Dept of Health • Eligible for Most Long Term Care Policies Equal Housing Opportunity • Quality Communities by The Engel Burman Group

Call today for a

…Westchester’s Outstanding Day Camp…

FREE Hearing Screening!

In Scarsdale, NY

A SUMMER TRADITION FOR 89 YEARS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 3-13

(914) 775-6082

FOR INFORMATION, CALL (914) 949-8857, OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CAMPHILLARD.COM

20 Mill Road, Eastchester, NY 10709 170101 HearUSA Generic Ad_Beth El Synagogue_3.625x2.375 to run 0-0_03_bw.indd 1

SISTERHOOD’S BAUM JUDAICA

One Family

Four Generations

Est. 1929

2/1/17 9:49 AM

GIFT SHOP Check out our new Shabbat merchandise! Browse our display cases for all your Judaica, gifts, and more!

914-632-0324 www.GeorgeTDavis.com New Rochelle’s oldest established business is proud to announce its newest location

16 Shea Pl. New Rochelle 10805 Open by appointment. E-MAIL GIFTSHOP@BETHELNR.ORG

The staff of Lloyd Maxcy & Sons welcomes its new addition and is committed to providing the same excellent care that families have come to expect over the past 151 years.

or call

Carole Graham, 914-576-6617; Ellen Hollander, 914-632-4658; Erica Epstein, 914-633-3161; Phoebe Gross, 914-725-8711.

Please feel free to visit our new location.

Ever y ction e l e s thing e g lar ! you n a s d e v o a o f eed! h d e e r W a p e r of p Specializing in a complete line of Kosher Meats, Provisions, Cooked Foods & Specialty Groceries. We have a full-service catering department for all your party needs. Golden Horseshoe Shopping Center Scarsdale, NY 10583

SEASONSNY.COM Place your order online and either pick it up in the store or have it delivered to your home! E-mail scarsdaleorders@seasonsny.com. 28

Tel: 914-472–2240 Fax: 914-472–2215

Ray Catena Lexus of Larchmont and NOEL GREENSTEIN invite you to see our

Luxury Sedans & SUVs

(914) 833-5000 1435 Boston Post Road ngreenstein@raycatenalexusny.com Larchmont, N.Y.

Law Office of

David Lacher

RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL WESTCHESTER: 21 West Broad Street Mount Vernon, NY 10552

Providing creative solutions to individuals and the business community

914-664-6800

• Real Estate: Commercial and Residential • Wills, Trusts, and Estate Administration • Business Services, including Contracts, New Business Formations, and Sales/Purchases • Land Use: Zoning Board, Planning Board

Just off Exit 7 of the Cross County Parkway East

The Source of Support for the Jewish Community since 1897 www.riversidememorialmountvernon.com Charles S. Salomon • Joel E. Simon

chase bank building

Continuing to maintain the high service standards of the Rosenthal, Grossberg, and Alpert families

270 north avenue, 8th floor new rochelle, ny 10801 29

914-355-5900

www.lacherlaw.com

Glorianne Mattesi Ranked #1 Agent in New Rochelle for 2016*

1 0 0 O V E R L O O K R O A D, N E W R O C H E L L E , N Y $2,259,000 Utterly captivating Wykagyl Park residence nestled on nearly one acre replete with lush lawns, vibrant landscaping, and sensational 20’ x 40’ Gunite heated pool in a tranquil setting. Main house is a timelessly elegant Colonial with circular driveway. Designed for lavish entertaining, yet comfortably inviting, the 5900-sf interior boasts hardwood floors, exquisite millwork, rich woodwork, four fireplaces, French doors, beautiful architectural details, and fabulous amenities. Main living areas include sophisticated formal rooms spaciously proportioned for gatherings of every size; handsome library/study; bright family room; and gourmet eat-in-kitchen with breakfast room. Terrific flow to rear terrace, large patio and private backyard. Six bedrooms include sophisticated master suite and spa-like master bath with steam shower and soaking tub. Sought-after location near shops, restaurants and houses of worship. Web# 4722766

Glorianne Mattesi

Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker Direct: 914.393.6990 Glorianne.Mattesi@elliman.com

elliman.com

101 KING STREET, CHAPPAQUA, NY 10514 914..238.3988 © 2017 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

Expect the Best from The #1 Realtor in New Rochelle* There’s a reason why Glorianne sold nearly $20 Million in New Rochelle properties in 2016. With expertise in every neighborhood and every price range, no one knows New Rochelle real estate better. Call today to learn how her customized approach can work for you.

Glorianne Mattesi

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker 26 Popham Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583 | Direct: 914.393.6990 Glorianne.Mattesi@elliman.com

BETH EL SYNAGOGUE CENTER 1324 NORTH AVENUE NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10804-2190

Non Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE PAID White Plains, N.Y. Permit No. 925

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

SHERY ROSENSTEIN Sales Associate

Personalized attention to you and your needs. B: (914) 723-8228 C: (914) 420-8556 E: s.rosenstein@yahoo.com W: www.clairedleone.com

29 Wilmot Road Scarsdale, NY

“A GENUINELY HAPPY PERSON IS ONE WHO HAS RENDERED OTHERS HAPPY.” DAISAKU IKEDA

WISHING THAT YOUR HOME IS FILLED WITH BLESSING WITH LIGHT WITH HAPPINESS AND WITH JOY THE TOP PRODUCER IN THE #1 BROKERAGE IN NEW ROCHELLE

GAY ROSEN

JOCELYN BURTON

As Real As Real Estate Gets

Licensed R.E. Associate Broker ABR, CBR, CDPE, CRS, GREEN, GRI, SRES c: 914.907.2645 • gay.rosen@juliabfee.com gayrosen.com Larchmont Brokerage • 1946 Palmer Avenue Each office is independently owned and operated

Real Estate Salesperson

917.693.3557 JBurton@HoulihanLawrence.com

Proud Beth El member

NEW ROCHELLE BROKERAGE | 15 QUAKER RIDGE ROAD Brokerage Top Producer: HGMLS, 1/1/16–12/31/16, All Property Types, Dollar Volume, by Agent. The #1 Brokerage: HGMLS, 1/1/16–12/31/16, All Property Types, Total Sales, Dollar Volume, by Office, New Rochelle School District.