THE ROTH FAMILY LIBRARY

The Roth Library contains many seforim and is well used by the members of our Shul as well as the Rabbis and laymen of our community.  Recent years have brought a wide and varied selection of well written seforim in the English language.  We would like to enlarge the English Section of the library as to make it more useful for all the members of the Shul.

On the occasion of your Simcha, to honour a friend, or remember a relative, donate to the Shul Library.  A Sefer or set of seforim will be placed in the Library with the names of the donor and the one on whose behalf the donation was given.  A card can be sent to acknowledge the receipt of the donation.  Please call Yosi Rubinoff and your requests will be looked after.

DONATIONS TO THE
ROTH FAMILY LIBRARY

Mr. & Mrs.	O.	Gardin	in honour of their parents and grandparents
Mr. & Mrs.	J.	Engel	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Rabbi & Mrs.	Y.	Felder	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mr. & Mrs.	H.	Frances	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mrs.	R.	Reiter	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mrs.	S.	Soroka	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mr. & Mrs.	M.	Oksemberg	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mrs.	L.	Samet	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mr. & Mrs.	W.	Klein	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mr. & Mrs.	R.	Balaban	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mr. & Mrs.	M.	Bernstein	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Dr. & Mrs.	L.	Weisbrod	in memory of Rebetzin Batsheva Felder
Mrs.	S.	Deitel	in memory of her parents, husband, parents-in -law
Mr. & Mrs.	E.	Marder
Mr. & Mrs.	R.	Chetner	in memory of his father
Dr. & Mrs.	E.	Erlich	in honour of Ezra Rosenblum's Bar Mitzvah
Dr. & Dr.	S.	Halpern	in memory of Brian Kalb
Dr. & Dr.	S.	Halpern	in memory of Mendy Feld's mother

ABOUT THE LIBRARY We encourage the usage of the seforim in the Roth Library but also appreciate the courtesy of the reader returning the sefer to its proper place.  If someone wishes to borrow a sefer from the library please fill out the form accepting responsibility for the sefer.  The removal of any sefer without permission amounts to GEZEL HARABIM.  We would like to ask all members to check whether they have any seforim that belong to the Shul library.  There are a number of seforim missing from the library and we would appreciate having them back on the shelves in our library.

PLEASE RETURN ANY SHUL SEFORIM IN YOUR POSESSION.
A LIST OF MISSING SEFORIM WILL BE POSTED ON THE SHUL BULLETIN BOARD.

OVERDUE LIBRARY SEFORIM Recently, we have been faced with a problem concerning the seforim in The Roth Library.  Seforim are borrowed and not returned for months.  Even after the borrower was reminded, quite a few weeks passed before we saw the seforim returned to their places on the shelves in our library.  The Executive of the Shul has agreed to the proposition of setting a due date for borrowed seforim and imposing fines for seforim returned after the due date.  A sefer may be borrowed for (no more than) three weeks.  Each person may borrow up to three seforim.  There will be a fifty cent fine per sefer per day for any overdue seforim.  A number of seforim will be stamped in the front cover REFERENCE ONLY.  These seforim may not be borrowed and are not to be removed from the Shul premises.  Please cooperate and abide by the rules of The Roth Family Library.