Liz and Harold Kislik - Hewlett E. Rockaway Jewish Center
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community news<br />
Fly with HERJC for the Children of Haiti<br />
By the Flyer Family <strong>and</strong> Friends<br />
In light of the profound devastation <strong>and</strong> destruction from the recent earthquake in<br />
Haiti, my sister, brothers, close friends the Siegel’s, <strong>and</strong> HERJC have joined together to<br />
raise money for the children of Haiti. As you may know, there are a large number of<br />
orphans in Haiti. Now, more than ever, these children <strong>and</strong> the orphanages they live in<br />
need our help.<br />
Through many avenues, we will be raising awareness about this tragic situation. We<br />
humbly ask for your help <strong>and</strong> support. Please donate whatever you can in the form of<br />
a check payable to HERJC. Every 2 weeks, HERJC will send a check to Save the<br />
Children—a respected <strong>and</strong> established charity that is working closely with the children<br />
<strong>and</strong> orphanages in HAITI. (100% of your donation will be put to good use).<br />
If you are interested in joining the team or becoming a corporate sponsor,<br />
please e-mail us at flyforthechildren@gmail.com.<br />
With deepest gratitude, thank you for your support—Hayley Flyer, Emily Flyer,<br />
Jeremy Flyer, Rabbi Andrew Warmflash, HERJC Religious School Director David<br />
Woolfe, the entire HERJC staff, Mark Guttentag <strong>and</strong> Allison Siegel.<br />
Corporate Sponsors—Richie’s Bagels, 151 Main Street, East <strong>Rockaway</strong> <strong>and</strong> Vision<br />
Finders, 141 Main Street, East <strong>Rockaway</strong>.<br />
Two HERJC Professionals<br />
To Speak at Leadership Conference<br />
The METNY Region will be hosting a Leadership Conference on Wednesday night,<br />
March 17, at the Israel <strong>Center</strong> of Conservative Judaism in Queens. This program is for<br />
synagogue presidents, vice presidents, <strong>and</strong> other lay leaders as well as professional<br />
staff. Our Early Education Director, Cheryl Karp, has been invited<br />
as a co-presenter discussing the “Building Our <strong>Jewish</strong> Home” program,<br />
which highlights how synagogues can successfully bring young families<br />
into their communities. Our Youth Director Todd Hausman is also an invited<br />
speaker for the evening. Todd will be discussing How to Create an Award<br />
Winning Youth Program.<br />
Recycling<br />
Opportunities<br />
at HERJC<br />
THE NURSERY<br />
SCHOOL COLLECTS<br />
used ink cartridges, cell<br />
phones, towel tubes,<br />
coffee cans, egg crates,<br />
baby food jars, shopping<br />
bags <strong>and</strong> anything else<br />
you can think of!<br />
HERJC COLLECTS<br />
BATTERIES!<br />
Help save the earth<br />
by bringing your used<br />
batteries to the<br />
synagogue for recycling.<br />
Small acts that<br />
bring big results!<br />
Photography Show by Congregant Ellen Fisch<br />
We are proud to announce that the wonderful artwork of one of our congregants,<br />
Ellen Fisch, is being featured in the <strong>Hewlett</strong> Library during March<br />
<strong>and</strong> April. If you have a minute, stop by <strong>and</strong> enjoy her talent! You can find<br />
out more information about her work at www.ellenfisch.com.<br />
“125th Street Station” by Ellen Fisch<br />
HAKOL www.herjc.org MARCH/APRIL 2010 page 5