Ed Ginsberg of Chappaqua in Westchester County, a former teacher at Arlington High School, is silhouetted against a photograph he took of a Holocaust memorial in Budapest, Hungary, while giving a presentation on the Holocaust for congregation Shir Chadash Sunday, January, 18, 2009, in the congregation's interim home at the Freedom Plains Presbyterian Church in the Town of LaGrange. The memorial, replicas of shoes made of metal, marks the site where Jewish men, women and children were shot and thrown into the Danube River.
Celebrate Tu B'Shevat With Shir Chadash
Help Us Plant Our Own Grove in Israel
Take this opportunity to help grow Shir Chadash's grove in Israel by purchasing trees. You can dedicate each tree in honor or memory of family, friends, teachers, co-workers, clergy, neighbors and show your support for a strong Israel with a bright future. Proceeds benefit JNF & Shir Chadash.
Each tree is $10.
Send a check payable to Shir Chadash for $10 per tree and mail to Jerry Scheck at 18 Colette Drive, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601. Include the name of each person you wish to honor or remember
Location: The Freedom Plains Presbyterian Church
Corner of Route 55 and Stringham Road, LaGrangeville, NY 12540