Since the shul's little Gift Shop has gone Fifth Avenue, with a swanky, illuminated showcase, new merchandise has arrived. Come. Look. See. And for a personal tour of the facility, call Sara Bloom at 631-765-3539. By the way, those who are having difficulty finding the Gift Shop in its new location in the vestibule, due south of the old location in the vestibule, contact the Hammond Map Company or search best gifts for less on your GPS. On the gift front, we have Star of David necklaces, red bendel bracelets, key chains, and mezuzahs in enamel, Jerusalem stone, and other materials to match the décor. You'll see Kiddush cups, candlesticks in a variety of sizes, and serving pieces in pottery and china. Also in stock
The Men's Club
by Charlie Millman
Men's Club Talks Meatballs and Money Over Nova Nosh
Over a June 6 breakfast of bagels and lox and all the trimmings, the Men's Club discussed fundraising plans to benefit the synagogue and ideas for speakers during the Friday night onegs. Stand by for information on these new initiatives. The Men's Club's popular spaghetti and meatballs dinner will return, and a calendar date will be cleared and announced soon.
Meanwhile, the club's 50/50 raffle is doing well. Chances are $25 each or a book of five for $100. (Such a bargain!) They can be purchased from members, and the winners will be announced at the fall barbeque. All the money collected will be shared half and half with the winners and the synagogue. Need extra raffle books to sell to your relatives, friends and neighbors? Call Charlie Millman at 298-0218.
The Men's Club is an active group that has a lot of fun planning and carrying out its events. It's never too late to join up. Hope to see you at our next bagel breakfast.
Archive: Bob Rothman spoke to the Men's Club on Sunday, August 26th 2007 about his father, David's, unique relationship with Albert Einstein. Click here for a synopsis.
The Men's Club sponsored the BBQ and Klezmer/Jazz concert in the park by Howard Leshaw on Sunday, September 28. 2008 Photos here
are decorative yarmulkes and photo albums, plus those gorgeous decorative tiles by well-known artist Andrea Strongwater. Each six-inch-square tile features an elegant design based on the lost synagogues of Europe and other Jewish themes, a thoughtful collectible for gift giving as well as for your own home. Visit the Gift Shop, where the merchandise is top quality, the prices are modest, and the value is unsurpassed. For personal service, call Sara Bloom at 631-765-3539. P.S. For gorgeous color photos and information about the lost synagogues of Europe, you can visit an online museum, where many of Andrea Strongwater's synagogue paintings are represented. Here is the address: http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/lse.htm
