Temple Clean-Up
WE WILL HAVE A TEMPLE CLEAN UP ON:
Sunday, OCT 25 @ 9:30 a.m.
(Rain Date: Sunday Nov. 1 @ 9:30 a.m.)
ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED
Please bring:
- gloves
- rakes
- tarp
- broom
- shovel
- Leaf shredder
- Leaf blower
- Weedwacker
IF YOU ARE ABLE TO VOLUNTEER, please send an RSVP to Shimon.
Men's Club Movie Night (10/28)
RTPV MEN’S CLUB
presents
MOVIE NIGHT
Wednesday Oct 28 7:30PM
at the Reform Temple of Putnam Valley Social Hall
featuring
One of Woody Allen’s Most Clever
and Funniest Movies: Sleeper
Also: Special guest Dave Goldberg of Dave Goldberg Plumbing will be joining us. He'll be discussing "Tips on Winterizing Homes," so start thinking up those questions to ask!
Members and non-members are welcome!
RSVP Phil Hurowitz and please bring a bottle of soda, or chips or dip or cake/cookies or some combination thereof.
Sisterhood Covered Dish Dinner (10/25)
Autumn is in the air...
Join us for dinner!
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Sisterhood Covered Dish Dinner
Join us for this fall affair. You will enjoy great Italian food prepared by great Jewish cooks!
Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 4:00 pm
at the Rodman home.
Good Food and Great Company.
Please RSVP
Membership not obligatory
Dancing with the...(10/9)
Well, now we give you... (wait for it)... (almost here)...
"Dancing With the Jews"
Led by Rabbi Darnov, please join us at the Reform Temple of Putnam Valley this Friday, October 9th, for Simchat Torah.
You’ve heard him sing, you’ve seen him play guitar, you’ve survived his jokes and now witness the event of the year: the Dancing Rabbi!
Simchat Torah means "Rejoicing in the Torah." This holiday marks the completion of the annual cycle of weekly Torah readings. Simchat Torah is the time that we finish reading the Torah and then proceed immediately to the first chapter of Genesis, reminding us that the Torah is a circle, and never ends. This completion of the readings is a time of great celebration.
Join us on Friday evening, October 9th, for this wonderful evening with family, friends and fellow congregants as we celebrate the holiday of Simchat Torah with laughter, with song, with dance and with much joy.
(And unlike Dancing With the Stars, we don’t judge anyone, so feel free to let it all hang out.)
Cash for Gold Event (10/11)
Turn Your Jewelry Into Cash!
Yes, Cash!
Sunday October 11, 11:00AM to 6:00PM
The Reform Temple of Putnam Valley invites you to cash in your unused, broken, unwanted jewelry, diamonds, gold, platinum, & silver. Bring any of these items to the Temple on Sunday, October 11 between 11:00 AM and 6:00 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to get CASH for items that have just been taking up space in your house!
Top Dollar will be paid! Your unwanted jewelry will be weighed and an offer made to you. Don’t think you have anything to sell? How about a class ring, silver coins or an heirloom piece that doesn’t fit your style anymore? The RTPV will benefit from every transaction. Please help support this event! No RSVPs are necessary but if you want to schedule your appraisal or make arrangements to drop off your jewelry at another date & time, please contact Lisa Keogh at 845-284-2842 or averygoodcause@optonline.net.
Members, friends and guests are welcome! REFRESHMENTS will be served!
Reform Temple of Putnam Valley
362 Church Road ( Off Oscawana Lake Road )
Putnam Valley, NY 10579
www.rtpv.org
Not available on Sunday? A proxy can represent you. Contact Lisa Keogh to arrange.
Word from the Rabbi: Simhat Torah (10/9)
This is to confirm that we should be observing Simhat Torah on Friday evening 10/9, which is the true date it is observed in Israel and among Reform.
Rabbi Darnov
Sukkot Family Services (10/2)
Sukkot Family Services
Waving the Lulav
Sukkot Songs
Kiddush in the Sukkah
Friday evening, October 2nd 8:00pm
Reform Temple Putnam Valley
Start of the School Year (10/3)
Friends,
We are nearing the start of a new school year and it is not too late to send in your Registration forms. When in doubt, just fill one out. To help you with that, here is a link to our Registration Form. There you'll also find our School Letter (from April) with some important info and dates to keep in mind.
Please send the Registration Form (one for each child please) ASAP along with a check for $50 for each student. Got a friend looking to enroll their child? Please direct them to this page or print the application for them, and invite them send the forms in ASAP and to join us one Shabbat evening soon. Also don’t forget to put them in contact with our Membership Committee.
Thanks as always for your support,
Ed Rodman
for the Education Committee
Starting Dates & Pickup Times
For all classes except Vav/Zion and Holiday Workshop, school starts at 9:30.
- Saturday, September 12, Start of School for the Aleph, Bet, Gimmel-Dalet and Kitah Hay (the B’nai Mitzvah) classes.
- Saturday, October 3, for the B’raysheet class.
- Saturday, September 26, for the Kadima class.
- Sunday, September 27, for the Vav/Zion class (starts at 10:00 am; see schedule below).
- TBD, for the Holiday Workshop.
Saturday Pick-up time for Aleph, Bet-Gimmel and Dalet is @12:30 (except on Bar or Bat Mitzvah days).
Sunday Pick-up time for B’raysheet and Kadima is @ 12:15.
