Kol Sholom - Beth Sholom Synagogue
Kol Sholom - Beth Sholom Synagogue
Kol Sholom - Beth Sholom Synagogue
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<strong>Beth</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong> Raffle a Huge Success<br />
Maury and Elaine Radin were the <strong>Beth</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong> raffle<br />
winners of round trip air fare tickets to Israel and six nights in<br />
the Dan Panorama in Jerusalem or The Trip of Their Dreams.<br />
When their name was drawn from the basket of the many<br />
tickets sold, the Radins were surprised and unsure about what<br />
destination they will choose. However members of <strong>Beth</strong><br />
<strong>Sholom</strong> were sure that the raffle met expectations. They were<br />
all also thrilled about the tremendous support shown from both<br />
members of the congregation and many friends in the<br />
community.<br />
Kudos go to those who supported this raffle from developing<br />
flyers, to making phone calls and selling tickets. Marsha<br />
Bender, Kay Geller, Mimi Grossman, Bene and Saul Kaplan,<br />
Rose Morrison, and David Ross were all instrumental in helping to meet the goal. Most especially, however, Betty<br />
Green and Herb Notowich kept the project moving and were extremely instrumental in its success. Brad Magdovitz<br />
and Sandy Lipman chaired this special project.<br />
The drawing was held on Monday, May 11, at the Lag B‘Omer picnic. Tickets were available for a donation of $100 or<br />
3 for $250. The Deal or Another Deal approach was especially exciting because only a limited number of tickets were<br />
sold. Next year, everyone participating in the raffle will be eligible in a drawing for a beautiful Torah Fund pin produced<br />
by United <strong>Synagogue</strong>. The pin will be given in honor of Betty Green for the outstanding work she has accomplished for<br />
this project and many others at <strong>Beth</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong>.<br />
<strong>Beth</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong> celebrates Lag B’Omer<br />
As the first guests began to arrive for the <strong>Beth</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong> <strong>Synagogue</strong> Lag<br />
B‘Omer Picnic, the sun started poking through the clouds, a perfect<br />
greeting for the two hundred adults and children who filed in thereafter.<br />
It was an especially nice respite from days of rain, just in time for a<br />
wonderful celebration of the holiday.<br />
The grills manned by Mitch Bender, Ron Cooper and Brad Magdovitz<br />
went full steam the entire<br />
evening. Other activities<br />
throughout the BSSS<br />
playground area provided a fun<br />
evening for young and old. In<br />
keeping with the traditions of<br />
Lag B‘Omer, Joey Rosenberg<br />
was on hand to give haircuts to<br />
the young children…and a few<br />
not so young as well! Professional archers offered their assistance to those who<br />
wanted to try the sport of the bow and arrow, and more than a few bull-eyes<br />
were made. Music filled the air thanks to the talents of Rabbi Rubinstein,<br />
Sharona Rubinstein, Rachel Cornette, and a band of musicians accompanying<br />
them. All evening the LifeBlood Mobile was available for those who wished to<br />
participate in the mitzvah of donating blood.<br />
The finale of the picnic came when the winner of the six day trip to Israel was<br />
announced by Co-chairs Sandra Lipman and Brad Magdovitz. Elaine and<br />
Maury Radin were the happy winners of the drawing, but all who attended the<br />
event went home winners that night.<br />
<strong>Kol</strong> <strong>Sholom</strong> June/July 2009 11