2018/19

5779

AT CSI

Adult Learning

Family and Youth Programs

Say not - “When I have

leisure I will study - for

perhaps you may never

find the time”

(Pirke Avot 2:4)

Dear CSI Families, The High Holidays are a time of reflection. We look back at the past year and contemplate our choices for the next year. We recommit to our Jewish lives.

There is no better way to do this than to attend one of our programs or take one of our classes. CSI offers many programs and classes for families, seniors and teenagers.

Would you like to be involved with the Organic Farm? Do you want to join the Women’s Torah Study Group? Are you wondering who our speakers will be this year? Perhaps you’re interested in supporting The Rabbi’s Circle at CSI?

There is so much to choose from. We look forward to seeing you at these wonderful programs!

Rabbi Steven C. Kane

SUNDAY CLASSES: 10:00 AM Hebrew Poems of War and Peace: with CSI Member, Dr. Neil Schluger This year we will read the work of Haim Gouri and Dahlia Ravikovitch, two of Israel’s most celebrated poets. Gouri was a war veteran, a poet, novelist and journalist, a winner of the Bialik and Israel prizes, and became famous not only for his poetry but also for his work as a journalist covering the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem in 1961. Dates: 9/23, 9/30, 10/14, 10/21. Class fee is $18 for CSI members, $36 for non-members. MONDAY CLASSES: 11:00 AM WOMEN’S TORAH STUDY with Rabbi Jan Uhrbach We begin our 16th year of study as we add our own voices and life experiences to those who have come before us in lively discussion about our relationships with each other and with God. New participants are always welcome! Dates: 10/15, 29, 11/12, 26, 12/3, 1/28, 2/4, 25, 3/25, 4/1, 15, 5/6. Class fee is $350 for CSI members; $550 for non-members. ALL FEES ARE PAYABLE ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST SESSION.

6:30 PM ACBL BRIDGE LEAGUE Director: CSI Member, Marshall Frank Monday Evenings – Duplicate Bridge Games starting at 6:30 PM. Play 20 – 24 hands with hand records showing makeable contracts provided after the game. Food is served. The CSI Bridge Club is affiliated with the American Contract Bridge League so Master Points are awarded for those pairs placing. However you do not need to be a member of the ACBL to play. Check the CSI calendar for dates.

7:30 PM FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW... ABOUT FIVE MORAL & ETHICAL ISSUES IN JUDAISM. with Rabbi Kane Each session we will explore the Jewish position on major issues of our day. Topics: Is abortion permitted? What does Judaism say about capital punishment? Jewish views on war. Does Jewish Law permit organ donation? Tattoos, piercings and body alteration: What’s permitted and what’s forbidden? Dates: 11/12, 12/10, 1/14, 2/11 & 3/11. 7:30 PM TORAH FOR THE TROOPS with Cantor Shiovitz Have you ever wanted to learn to chant the Torah? Then join Cantor Shiovitz on eight Monday evenings and become the Torah reader you always wanted to be. Dates: 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, 12/3. Class fee is $36. Materials are additional 8:45 PM TALMUD with Rabbi Kane No previous knowledge of Talmud is required! We’ll continue with the study of tractate Berachot, one of the most accessible tractates of Talmud. Join us and “dip your toe into the sea of the Talmud.” The text is in Hebrew/Aramaic and English. NEW STUDENTS WELCOME! First class: October 16th. Class fee is $50 for CSI members, $100 for non-members. TUESDAY CLASSES: 11:15 AM JEWS IN THE NEWS with Rabbi Kane This is the 25th year of this interesting course which combines current events and conversation. Each week we engage in discussion on subjects ranging from religious issues to exotic Jewish communities. If you want to keep up with what’s happening in the Jewish world, this class is for you! No fee, but registration is appreciated.

12:30 PM HaMISHPACHA LUNCHEON PROGRAMS This program is for community couples and singles who are 65 or older. Each month, lunch is served and a different program is presented. First luncheon of the year is on Tuesday, 10/9. 12:30 PM YIDDISH CLUB Learn and practice the mamaloschen! This class meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month, with a few exceptions. No fee for CSI members 65 and older; $18 for non-members. First Class: 10/16. 7:30 PM SECOND-GENERATION SURVIVORS With Cheryl Katz Tell your family’s stories, support each others’ experiences and connect with people who might want to be speakers/educators in the future. First Tuesday of the month unless there is a holiday. Check the calendar! WEDNESDAY CLASS: 7PM BEGINNER BRIDGE LESSONS - NEW! This includes those who have never played as well as those who may have some limited experience but would like a refresher course. Lessons will be taught by Marshall and Rosanna Frank. Marshall is an ACBL sapphire life master, an experienced bridge teacher, as well as a duplicate bridge director, who, along with Rosanna, has been running CSI's Monday evening duplicate Bridge Club. Minimum: 4 players. Maximum: 12 players

The initial program will consist seven sessions starting 10/3 continuing 10/10, 17 & 31, and 11/7, 14 & 28. $200 per player THURSDAY CLASS: 10:30 AM HaMISHPACHA DISCUSSION GROUP with Shari Baum, CSW Join in this informative and interesting group discussion about current events. Classes are the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. This discussion group is a WJCS Partners in Caring program funded by a generous grant from UJA Federation of New York. Class resumes on 9/13. Check the bulletin for dates.

SHABBAT: 10:30 AM SHABBAT LIMUD (Shabbat Learning) with Roni Shapiro If you’d like to understand more about the Shabbat morning service and learn more about the traditional melodies we use, this class is for you. It is not just for beginners and is guaranteed to enhance your Shabbat experience! No fee, but please register with Roni. Dates: 10/13, 11/3, 1/5, 3/30 10:30 AM THE CHAVURAH FAMILY SERVICE With Judy Kane & Brian Gelfand Expertly lead by Judy Kane and accompanied on keyboard by Brian Gelfand, one of the leading musicians in the Jewish world, this service is geared towards families but is open to people of all ages. It features beautiful musical renditions of our prayers, stories and discussion. Designed as a shorter service, it will take place from 10:30-11:45 AM. Come join us and add a bit of Shabbat joy to your week! Dates: 10/20, 11/17, 12/15, 1/12 & 3/2 PIRKE AVOT-LEV SHALEM—This Wisdom of our Sages. Join Rabbi Kane in a study of the classic Rabbinic work, Pirkei Avot, with a new commentary by Rabbi Tamar-Elad Applebaum and Rabbi Gordon Tucker.

This commentary, modeled after our siddur and High Holiday machzor, contains a fresh look at the meaning of this fascinating text by two of the leading lights of the Conservative movement.

We will meet 30 minutes after kiddush begins. 9/29, 10/27, 11/17, 12/22, 1/26

THE HAZZ’NS’ TISH: Good old-fashioned community singing with Cantor Shovitz. After Kiddush: 10/13, 11/10, 12/1, 1/12, 2/9, 3/9, 4/13, 5/4.

RABBI’S CIRCLE OPENING PROGRAM: SUNDAY, 10/14 AT 10:30AM

Brunch and a screening of the film “Ben Gurion: Epilogue.”

We are joined by special guest Alon Ben-Gurion, grandson of the late founder of the State of Israel.

ABOUT ALON BEN-GURION

Alon was born in Israel in 1951. He grew up in Tel Aviv and Haifa, where he attended high school and participated in the youth movement. At the age of 18, he joined the IDF and became a paratrooper. Alon was severely wounded in the Yom Kippur war and spent the next several months hospitalized, and then in rehabilitation. After a long recovery, Alon attended Tel Aviv University and received his BA Degree followed by a Master’s Degree from Cornell University in the area of Hospitality Management. For the last 40 years Alon has worked in the hotel management field in various countries that include Israel, England, Belgium and the United States. He had the privilege of working at very prestigious hotels such as the Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Hiltons, the Park Lane Hilton in London, the Capital Hilton in Washington , and the famous Waldorf Astoria , New York. In addition to his work, Alon travels on behalf of various organizations, speaking about the legacy of his grandfather, David Ben-Gurion. Alon has also been involved with organizations such as The Friends of the Disabled Veterans of the IDF, and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Alon is married to Anastasia, a fashion designer and Associate Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. He has two daughters, Alexandra and Daphne.

$15 includes brunch, movie and discussion.

Free for Rabbi’s Circle supporters. Contact Dina@csibriarcliff.org for more information.

Featuring footage previous believed to be lost, Ben Gurion’s introspective soul-searching is the focus of this film.

His reflections provide a surprising vision for today's crucial decisions and for the future of Israel.

Sponsored by The Rabbi’s Circle at CSI

Scholar-In-Residence

December 7th - 8th

CSI welcomes Tal Becker. Tal is the principal deputy legal advisor for the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a senior member of the Israeli peace negotiating team. He is also a Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute faculty. Friday, 12/7 - Kabbalat Shabbat at 6pm, followed by Scholar In Residence Dinner. Talk at 8pm: The Changing Place of Israel in American Jewish Identity. Saturday, 12/8 - Shabbat morning services begin at 9:10am. D’Var Torah by Tal Becker: Three Concepts of Justice: A Jewish Perspective. Kiddush lunch open to all. Talk at 1pm: Jewish Aspirations, Israeli Reality.

JUST FOR SENIORS…

TUESDAY CLASSES: 11:15 AM JEWS IN THE NEWS with Rabbi Kane This is the 25th year of this interesting course which combines current events and conversation. Each week we read an article from a different periodical or magazine on subjects ranging from religious issues to exotic Jewish communities. If you want to keep up with what’s happening in the Jewish world, this class is for you! No fee, but registration is appreciated. 12:30 PM HaMISHPACHA LUNCHEON PROGRAMS This program is for community couples and singles who are 65 or older. Each month, lunch is served and a different program is presented. Check the CSI Bulletin or our website for future dates. 12:30 PM YIDDISH CLUB Learn and practice the mamaloschen! This class meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month, with a few exceptions. No fee for CSI members 65 and older; $18 for non-members. THURSDAY CLASS: 10:30 AM HaMISHPACHA DISCUSSION GROUP, with Shari Baum, CSW Join in this informative and interesting group discussion about current events. Classes are the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. Check the CSI Bulletin or our website for dates. No fee or registration. This discus-sion group is a WJCS Partners in Caring program funded by a generous grant from UJA Federation of New York. We begin again on Thursday, 9/13.

JUST FOR WOMEN… ROSH CHODESH CELEBRATIONS FOR WOMEN with Roni Shapiro. Join Roni for a special insight into Rosh Chodesh as we celebrate the start of different months on the Hebrew calendar. Refreshments, conversation and learning! First Date: 11/8. WOMEN’S TORAH STUDY with Rabbi Jan Uhrbach (Mondays at 11:00 AM). We begin our 16th year of study. As we encounter the Torah text and its commentaries, we will add our own voices and life experiences to those who have come before us in lively discussion about our relationships with each other and with God. New participants are always welcome! Class fee is $350 for CSI members; $500 for non-members. ALL FEES ARE PAYABLE ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST SESSION.

SISTERHOOD AT CSI: Membership is $36 for CSI members and $54 for non-CSI members.

Matanah Gift Shop reopens: Sunday, 9/16 Mah Jongg resumes: Monday, 9/17 Sisters in the Sukkah: Wednesday, 9/26 Sisterhood Membership Dinner: Wednesday, 10/24 Rosh Chodesh with Roni: 11/8, 2/5 & 4/7 Sisterhood Social Action Program: Wednesday, 12/12 Sisterhood Movie Night: Wednesday, 1/23 Sisterhood Shabbat: Saturday, 5/11 Year End Event: Wednesday, 6/12

SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB with Roni Shapiro Hosted at Roni’s home on various Sunday evenings at 7:30 PM. Lively discussion and refreshments. Check the CSI Calendar.

JEWISH MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES

2018/19

This series, now beginning its 31sth year, will be held on Saturday evenings at 8pm in congregants’ homes. Programs will include musi-cal demonstrations, discussion, fun and food! Space is limited, so please sign up now. Please RSVP to jshiovitz@gmail.com. November 10 Jerusalem in Song At the home of Sheera & Richard Zuckerman 19 Barnes Road, Ossining, NY 941-1048 December 1 A Sephardic Celebration At the home of Stacy and Richard Charney 190 Hirst Rd, Briarcliff Manor 944-0872 January 5 The Music of Naomi Shemer At the home of Jewel and David Weiss 13 Greenwood Court, Briarcliff Manor 944-7411 February 2— The Music of the Ethiopian and Ugandan Jews At the home of Abbe and Deane Marcus 4 Hidden Oak Road, Briarcliff Manor 923-0631

New Adult Learning Center Planned at CSI

The need for a place for adults to study together in comfort has long been a need at CSI. The rooms we use are often too small, to large or acoustically problematic. We are pleased to announce that this year we will be making a new area for classes, discussions and media presentations. This area, to be constructed in the space that currently con-tains the stage and one of the custodial store rooms, will contain comfortable seating for 40-50 people, its own HVAC system and state of the art technology for films and other media presentations. It will be handicap accessible and most importantly, will provide a wonderful place for our community to gather. We look forward to seeing this vision come to fruition in the coming year.

Caring Community

Our CSI Caring Community is a committee whose sole purpose is to help our members who need some TLC. After you let the shul office know what is going on in your life, they can set the wheels in motion. You will hear from Judy Boehr if you are sick or are celebrating something that deserves a Mazal Tov. Merrie Daitch makes our bereavement calls. We offer Shabbat dinners or bereavement bags for our mourners. If you need food because of illness or catastrophe, Susan Hodara will give you a call. If you have a baby, Resa Mestel will send you a special gift. Susan Grotenstein delivers holiday gifts to our members who are home/facility bound. (Please let us know about congregants whose situation has changed and now fall into this category.) Many of our over 30 members help with Shabbat deliveries, visit our members who are sick and cook when called upon. We thank them all! Join us at our next meeting on Tuesday, September 4, at 6:45. If you would like to be added to our email list, please contact our chair, Merrie Daitch, at merrietunes@yahoo.com

Defensive Driving 6 hour course at CSI. 10/10 & 10/17 from 7pm—10pm.

$45 per person. Flyers with full information are on the lobby tables and the CSI bulletin board. Contact Elliott Barish: odontdr@aol.com

THE CSI COMMUNITY ORGANIC FARM

Grapes for the upcoming CSI Organic wine!

We thank our volunteers and CSi’s Organic Farm Manager, David Levitt, for an amazing spring and

summer on the Farm. Fall will be busy, too! More volunteers are always welcome

(and needed). Please contact RynaLustig@gmail.com.

GREETING COMMITTEE

Welcome guests and members of our Congregation on Bar/Bat Mitzvah Shabbat mornings. Consider becoming part of our “scene.” You choose the Shabbat that is convenient. You arrive around 9:10am to hand out programs and kippot; tell the guests where the bathrooms are and ,in Winter, direct them to the coat closet. We also remind everyone to turn off their cell phones. We greet for about 1 1/2 hours. It is fun to re-meet old friends from the Congregation and smooth the way for the guests; taking the edge off the parents of the B’nai Mitzvah.! Contact Ellen Weiser (ellen.weiser@gmail.com) if this Committee strikes your fancy.

THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE...ANOTHER FUN YEAR!

The CSI Social Committee is looking forward to sharing some new and exciting events with you during the coming year. In addition to our ever popular Jacob Burns Jewish Film Festival and brunch event in the Spring, we are also planning the following: A trip to the Jewish Museum in NYC A trip to a Kosher Uzbeki restaurant in Queens A table tennis tournament at the Westchester Table Tennis Center in Pleasantville We hope that you will come and join us! Ellen Weiser (ellen.weiser@gmail.com) and Debra Young (Deb55515@gmail.com)

CSI MEN’S CLUB Rick Langeloh, Co-President rlangeloh89@gmail.com Mark Reisman Co-President mreisman@rrmllp.com

Upcoming Events: Sunday, 9/30, Scotch & Steak in the Sukkah Saturday, 1/26, Concert with Brian Gelfand Sunday, 2/3, World Wide Wrap Thursday, 3/28, Texas Hold’Em and March Madness Sunday, 4/7, Passover Wine Sale Saturday, 5/18, Men’s Club Shabbat NEW THIS YEAR: Book Club - Contact Alan Grotenstein At agrotenstein@gmail.com Men’s Club Annual Dues: $36 for CSI Members

JOIN US ON SUNDAY, 10/14 FROM 10 AM – 12 PM

FOR OUR COMMITTEE & GROUP FAIR.

Would you like to be more involved but you aren’t sure how? Would you like information about our committees & groups!

Then join us to ask about:

Bridge, Building, Cemetery, Caring Community, Choir, Education, Fundraising, Gift Shop, Green Team,

Greeters, Membership, Men’s Club, Organic Farm, Pride Committee, Ritual, Second Generation Survivors, Sisterhood,

Social Action, Social Committee, Technology.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!

Here’s how!

MEMBERSHIP AT CSI…

The CSI community is comprised of a wide variety of people from all walks of life. Each member brings a unique personal perspective that is blended with traditional Jewish beliefs and

practices to create and sustain our spiritual, social, intellectual and cultural activities.

“Membership” is more than a definition of your administrative status; it is a deeply ingrained philosophy of

inclusion that has supported our growth for 125 years and has allowed us to maintain a consistent Conservative Jewish

presence in Northern Westchester.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME! EVERYONE PARTICIPATES!

CSI is the home to many interfaith families. If you know of anyone interested in synagogue membership, Nursery School and/or Religious School, please let us know or have them contact us:

Membership Chair: Roberta Bar-Levav, 245-2066

Educational Director: Roni Shapiro 762-2700 or ronishapiro@csibriarcliff.org

CSI’S FALL BLOOD DRIVE IS ON SUNDAY, 12/9, 9am—1:30pm

Contact Jill Greenstein for

more information.

SOCIAL ACTION: Judy Boehr, Chair

Our annual High Holiday Food Drive to benefit the Ossining Food Pantry starts on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, 9/21 and ends on Simchat Torah, 10/13.

SHOPPING LIST:

Peanut Butter * Tuna * Cereal * Pasta * Bisquick * Beans * Coffee * Corn * Soup

Tomato Sauce * Pineapple

Join Rabbi Kane, CSI members and thousands of other Pro-Israel activists for three of the most important days of impact for Israel's future. The AIPAC Policy Conference is the pro-Israel community's preeminent annual gathering. Over three jam-packed days, Policy Conference participants choose from hundreds of informative ses-sions and participate in the pro-Israel community's largest and most important advocacy day. www.aipac.org/act/attend-events/policy-conference

AIPAC POLICY CONFERENCE

March 24 - 26 2019—Washington Convention Center

PJ Library® at CSI offers FREE high-quality Jewish books and music each month to families with Jewish children ages 6 months through 8 years!

For more information, please email PJLibrary@csibriarcliff.org

The PJ Library ® at CSI is underwritten by many generous CSI members, The Rachel Greenstein Children’s Resource Library Fund, the CSI Membership Committee, the N.S. PTA, in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation,

the Michael Steinhardt Foundation and The Jewish Education Project.

Join Rabbi Kane on our next group trip to Israel. We will travel and explore some new and innovative sights in Israel, while of course visiting the "can't miss" parts of the country too. As a part of the trip there will be a Bar/Bat Mitz-vah celebration in Jerusalem. SAVE THE DATE: DECEMBER 23, 2019-JANUARY 2,2020.

Our Sisterhood Gift Shop has beautiful gift items for all occasions. The CSI Organic Farm has local,

organic produce, honey, spices, T-shirts, reusable grocery bags and more. They are both open on Sundays when the Religious School is in session. And, please support our bulletin advertisers as they support us! Ad space is available in the bulletin. Contact Ellen.

YOUTH PROGRAMMING Mallory Kovit, USY/Kadima Advisor

Hi! My name is Mallory and I am returning to CSI as the USY/Kadima advisor! In addition to my full time role with Hillels of Westchester, Can't wait to meet you! Contact Mallory: csiusy@csibriarcliff.org

OFFICERS:

Steven Bender , President

President@csibriarcliff.org

Jill Greenstein, VP

Lois Gimpel Shaukat, VP

Fred Schulman, VP

Eric Wrubel, VP

Bob Margolies, Treasurer

Treasurer@csibriarcliff.org

Marc Auslander, Secretary

Mike Kirsch, IPP

CSI’s Staff: Rabbi Steven C. Kane Rabcsi@aol.com Cantor Jeffrey Shiovitz Jshiovitz@gmail.com Roni Shapiro Ronishapiro@csibriarcliff.org Educational Director Ellen Green Johnson Ellen@csibriarcliff.org Synagogue Director Mallory Kovit CSIUSY@csibriarcliff.org USY/Kadima Advisor Dina Katz Dina@csibriarcliff.org Rabbi’s Assistant Alisa Mannis Alisa@csibriarcliff.org Administrative Assistant Janice Rappaport Janice@csibriarcliff.org Administrative Assistant

1 Year Trustees Roberta Bar-Levav Judith Boehr Jason Eidlitz Francine Goldstein Samantha Hawson

2 Year Trustees Jenean Eichenholtz Robin Ginsberg Abbe Marcus Marion Sader Neil Schluger Debra Young

3 Year Trustees Jamie Cotel Orit Daly Donna Hannan Deborah Hertz Levitt Mark Rosenberg Bette Slutsky

Adult Learning Faculty Members:

Rabbi Steven C. Kane: Rabbi, Congregation Sons of Israel

Cantor Jeffrey Shiovitz: Cantor, Congregation Sons of Israel

Roni Shapiro: Educational Director, Congregation Sons of Israel

Shari Baum, LMSW is Coordinator of the Partners In Caring program at Westchester Jewish Community Services (WJCS). Partners in Caring is gener-ously funded by UJA Federation of New York. Shari received her Masters in Social Work from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work.

Marshall Frank: Marshall is an ACBL sapphire life master, an experi-enced bridge teacher, as well as a duplicate bridge director, who, along with Rosanna, has been running CSI's Monday evening duplicate Bridge Club.

Brian Gelfand is a well known musician who performs at Jewish schools and camps throughout the country. This is his fourth year helping to lead our family service.

Judy Kane has taught children at CSI and Solomon Schechter for many years. This is her fourth year leading our family service.

Neil Schluger, M.D. is Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology and Environ-mental Health Sciences at Columbia University. He has studied for many years at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.

Rabbi Jan Uhrbach is Director of Liturgical Arts at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Also a well-known teacher of Torah and a gifted writer and liturgist.

REGISTRATION FORM

______ HEBREW POETRY-Sundays at 10:30 AM $18 for CSI members, $36 for Non-members. _____WOMEN’S TORAH STUDY-Mondays at 11:00 AM, $350 for CSI members, $550 for non-members. _____ TORAH FOR THE TROOPS Mondays at 7:30PM. $36. Materials additional. _____ FIVE THINGS…Mondays at 7:30 PM. No fee, but registration is requested. _____ TALMUD - Mondays at 8:45 PM $50 for CSI members; $100 for non-members. _____ JEWS IN THE NEWS -Tuesdays at 11:15 AM. No fee, but registration is requested. _____ YIDDUSH CLUB-Tuesdays at 12:30 PM. No fee for CSI members 65+; $18 for non-members. _____ BRIDGE LESSONS - Wednesdays at 7PM $200 _____ SHABBAT CHAVURAH FAMILY SERVICE. No fee, but RSVP’s are greatly appreciated. _____ SHABBAT LIMUD SERVICES -Shabbat at 10:30. No fee, but please register with Roni. _____ ROSH CHODESH with Roni Shapiro _____ NON MEMBERS: PLEASE SEND ME THE CSI MONTHLY BULLETIN. $54 for 11 issues (Sept.-June and the Summer) Name: _____________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________ Phone: ________________________________________________ PRINT email: _______________________________________

ALL FEES ARE DUE ON OR BY THE FIRST SESSION OF ANY CLASS. Please make checks payable to “CSI” with “Adult Learning” in the memo and mail to: CSI/ 1666 Pleasantville Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510

Congregation Sons of Israel 1666 Pleasantville Road

Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510

(914) 762-2700 www.csibriarcliff.org