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MAZAL TOV |
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HANNAH & ILAN LASTOFF
on the birth of a baby
boy. Mazal Tov to grandparents Nancy and Stanley Lastoff,
Patricia and Lewis Kornreich and the entire family.
The Lastoff Family invite the RJC community to a Shalom
Zachar at their home, 3225 Johnson Ave. Apt. 1K at 8:30PM
RENA & SHEON KAROL on the Bar
Mitzvah of their son Yehuda. Mazal Tov to grandparents
Janice Weiss, Sonia and Louis Karol, siblings Nava and
Hila and the entire family.
ANNETTE & VAL KARAN
on the Bar Mitzvah of
their grandson, Doniel Chaim Kilimnick, son of Suzanne
Karan and Joseph Kilimnick. Mazal Tov to granparents
Nichelle and Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick, great, great aunt
FLORENCE LESSER
and the entire family.
LIORA JONAS & RABBI MICHAEL STEIN
on their recent engagement. Mazal Tov
to parents
DEBBIE AND HOWARD JONAS, Mindy
and Muttie Stein, aunt and uncle
JANET AND SHOLOM SPITZ and the
entire family. |
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IN APPRECIATION |
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From the bottom of my heart I can’t thank our beloved
Rabbis Jonathan I Rosenblatt, David Berger, Chazan Shim
Craimer, David Winter, the office, maintenance staff,
Executive Board, all of my friends and members of the RJC
for their prayers, good wishes, donations and food, in
seeing me through this last crisis (2 1/2 months).
Hopefully I’ll see you all soon.
Love, Miriam |
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RJC CALL OUT SYSTEM |
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RJC uses a computer based
call out service for funeral and other announcements. This
service enables us to place a call to all our members at
one time. If for any reason
during a callout you do not get the complete message you
may call 877-698-3261, follow the directions and input
your phone number to hear any RJC call-outs within the
last five days. Please contact David Winter with any
questions or comments about this service. |
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Cultivating Sanctity |
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The
lobby area outside the main sanctuary is a designated
“Quiet Zone”. We ask people to socialize in the extensive
areas available outside of this area.
We
plead for self restraint on the part of worshipers. At
the very least, accept with grace the reminders of those
who respectfully request that you limit your
conversations.
Your cooperation represents a crucial
contribution to the serenity, beauty and warmth of worship
in the RJC. |
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Project Welcome |
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Do you want to host more people in the
community?
Would you like to share a Shabbat meal with others and be
hosted by families in the community?
Do
you know of new people moving into the community who would
appreciate a welcome call?
Contact
Project Welcome
at the RJC office 718-548-1850 ext. 23 or info@rjconline.org.
Help
RJC continue to be a community where friendships are
fostered and hospitality is extended.
We hope to hear from you soon.
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RJC Women |
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For a contribution of $10, RJC Women
will send a card to honor, congratulate or memorialize your loved ones. Please call
796-1695 to send a card.
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Attention
Doctors |
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During Shabbat, there is a phone for your use in the small room just past the Hashkama room. For a key to this room, please see Victor Fein. |
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Shiva
Minyan Hotline |
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An EMERGENCY shiva minyan hotline phone has been installed in the Beit Midrash so that batei avel can reach the Beit Midrash to recruit minyan participants at the last minute. If you find yourself short of minyan participants, please dial the RJC main number 548-1850 around the minyan time and dial EXTENSION 18. Please call only around minyan time to ensure that people will be available. |
| FYI |
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The OU has just published an excellent booklet, Basic Guide To Keeping Kosher for Private Household Employees. It is intended for babysitters, housekeepers and nurses who find themselves in a kosher household. For copies call 212-613-8285. |
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Phone:
718.548.1850 | Fax: 718.548.2307 | Email:
info@RJConline.org
3700 Independence Ave. Riverdale,
NY 10463
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