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Congregation Ohav Emeth Announcements
Parashat Tzav / Shabbat HaGadol Pesach 5777
April 8, 2017 12 Nisan 5777 Candle Lighting This Shabbat: 6:40 / 7:10 PM
Let Us Know
Hospitality Rabbi Kaufman, rabbi
Steve Deutsch, president
Misheberach List Rabbi Kaufman, rabbi
Announcements [email protected]
Office Felice Berk, administrator
Schedule of Shiurim
This Shabbat
8:30 AM Mishnayot in memory of
Danny Ravitz z”l
8:45 AM Rabbi Zvi Weiss
Parashat Hashavua
Between M/M Shiur or D’var Torah
All weekday shiurim will resume after Pesach
Mazal Tov
Mazal Tov to Steve and Gloria Deutsch on the birth of a granddaughter to their children, Adira and Yonason Sasson of
Lakewood. Mazal Tov also to grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Sasson.
Mazal Tov to Dr. Yinon and Sheri Degani on the engagement of their son, Yair, to Leah
Saltzman, daughter of Joel and Gila Saltzman of Milwaukee.
Schedule of Services
Friday
Mincha 6:40 / 7:15 PM
Shabbat
Kriat Sh’ma 9:08 AM M”A
9:44 AM Gr”A
Hashkama 7:00 AM
Shacharit 7:50 AM
9:00 AM
Teen Minyan 9:30 AM
Mincha 6:55 PM
Maariv 8:15 PM
Havdalah 8:20 PM
Sunday
Shacharit 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 AM
Mincha 7:20 PM
SEE ADDITIONAL SECHEDULING BELOW
PESACH 5777 SCHEDULE
Sunday (13 Nisan)
Bedikat Chametz After 8:11 PM
Late Maariv 9:45 PM
Monday (14 Nisan) Erev Pesach – First Seder
Shacharit 5:50, 6:20, 7:00, 7:10 AM
Ta’anit Bechorim Fast Begins 5:31 AM
Eat & Sell Until 10:24 AM (MA)
Chametz 10:48 AM (GRA)
Burn Chametz Before 11:41 AM (MA)
11:53 AM (GRA)
Candle Lighting 7:13 PM
Mincha/Maariv 7:20 PM
Kiddush After 8:22 PM
Eat Afikoman Before 12:59 AM
Tuesday (15 Nisan) First Day Pesach Shacharit 7:30, 7:50, 9:00 AM
Mincha/Maariv 7:20 PM
Candle Lighting
& Seder Prep After 8:23 PM
Eat Afikoman Before 12:59 AM
Wednesday (16 Nisan) Second Day Pesach
Shacharit 7:30, 7:50, 9:00 AM
Mincha/Maariv 7:20 PM
Chol Hamoed Begins 8:24 PM
Thursday (17 Nisan) Chol Hamoed Pesach
Shacharit 5:45, 6:20, 8:00 AM
Mincha/Maariv 7:20 PM
Late Maariv 9:45 PM
Friday (18 Nisan) Chol Hamoed Pesach
Erev Shabbat
Shacharit 5:45, 6:20, 8:00 AM
Candle Lighting 6:40 / 7:00 / 7:18 PM
Mincha 6:40 / 7:00 / 7:25 PM
Shabbat (19 Nisan) Shabbat Chol Hamoed
Pesach – Shir Hashirim
Shacharit 7:00, 7:50, 9:00 AM
Teen Minyan 9:30 AM
Mincha 7:15 PM
Maariv 8:22 PM
Shabbat Ends 8:27 PM
Sunday (20 Nisan) Chol Hamoed Pesach
Shacharit 6:15, 8:00 AM
Candle Lighting 7:00 / 7:20 PM
Mincha/Maariv 7:00 / 7:25 PM
Monday (21 Nisan) Seventh Day Pesach
Shacharit 7:00, 7:50, 9:00 AM Mincha/Maariv 7:00 / 7:25 PM
Candle Lighting After 8:29 PM
Tuesday (22 Nisan) Last Day Pesach
Shacharit 7:00, 7:50, 9:00 AM
Yizkor Approx 8:30, 9:15, 11:30 AM
Mincha 7:15 PM
Yom Tov Ends 8:30 PM
Use Chametz Utensils
& Sold Chametz After 9:30 PM
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Wednesday (23 Nisan) Shacharit 5:55, 6:40, 7:20 AM Mincha/Maariv 7:25 PM
Late Maariv 9:45 PM
Thursday (24 Nisan)
Shacharit 5:50, 6:30, 7:20 AM
Mincha/Maariv 7:25 PM
Late Maariv 9:45 PM
Friday (25 Nisan) Erev Shabbat
Shacharit 5:55, 6:40, 7:20 AM Candle Lighting 6:30 / 7:00 / 7:25 PM
Mincha 6:30 / 7:00 / 7:30 PM
חג ּכׁשר וׂשמח
COMMUNITY-WIDE MOSHIACH SEUDAH
LAST DAY PESACH / TUESDAY APRIL 18 7:20 PM @ CONGREGATION OHAV EMETH SPONSORED BY OE & RUTGERS CHABAD
ALL ARE WELCOME! FREE OF CHARGE! SEE INSIDE FOR FLYER AND DETAILS
RABBI KAUFMAN’S SHABBAT HAGADOL DRASHA
Exploring the Importance of the Very First Halacha for Pesach:
Making “Cents” of it All
This Shabbat after Mincha at 6:55 PM THE OE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FOR PESACH FROM MONDAY, APRIL 10 THRU TUESDAY, APRIL 18 AND WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 FROM 9-12
HP Jewish Women’s Conference
A Day of Inspiration: Breaking Barriers
and Maintaining Boundaries Featuring Nechama Price
Sunday May 7 / 10 AM to 1 PM @ OE See inside for flyer and details
Shabbat HaGadol Drasha
By Rabbi Eliyahu Kaufman
This Shabbat
Parashat Tzav
April 8, 2017
Following Mincha at 6:55 pm
All are welcome!
Exploring the Importance of the Very First Halacha for Pesach:
Making “Cents” of it All
SEEKING NEW YOUTH DIRECTOR Elisheva (Dietz) Listhaus has, B”H, married Daniel Listhaus and moved away from our community. We have commenced the search for our next Youth Director. The role is part-time and would primarily require programming during, Shabbat, holidays, and once-a-month activities that would take place on either Saturday night, Sundays or during the week (alternating months for different age groups and different genders). The Director is also responsible to assess which Tweens are ready to transition to the teen Minyan. The Director is responsible for all aspects of the programs, including PR, budgeting, recruitment, content, arrangements, food, etc., with the assistance of youth leaders and the youth committee. The Director will oversee a staff of college-age and high school-age staff (shul members) including a monthly management meeting, and training of leaders and be responsible for management of youth budget, including submitting youth leader’s hours to the treasurer, and proactive planning of youth calendar. It is presumed that a portion of this work will take place during the week. Professional Qualifications: The individual should demonstrate a high level of energy and enthusiasm and should have a minimum of two years professional experience in informal Jewish educational programming. The candidate should have a passion for working with children of all ages and all backgrounds. He/she should have a strong commitment to Jewish living and a strong base of Jewish education. The Director should have strong communication skills and be able to develop relationships with parents in order to get “buy in” for the programs. In addition, he/she should demonstrate a high level of accountabil-ity, planning and follow-up in order to interact with the Rabbi and volunteer lay leadership of the shul. The individual should display an excitement to try and, in fact, seek out new ideas and help develop new programming. Salary is commensurate with experience. If you are qualified and interested in the position, please contact Zev Weiner at [email protected].
Siyum B’Chorim
There will be a Siyum B’Chorim after each Shacharit minyan on Erev Pesach, Monday, April 10. Rabbi Zvi Hoff will lead the siyum on Meseches Nidah after the 5:50 AM minyan; Artuer Shnayder will lead the siyum on Meseches Megilah after the 6:20 AM minyan; Rabbi Yossie Nath will lead the siyum on Meseches Brachos after the 7:10 AM minyan.
Moshiach Seudah Acharon Shel Pesach
Everyone is invited to participate in the community-wide Moshiach Seudah on Acharon Shel Pesach, Tuesday, April 18 at 7:20 PM, at Ohav Emeth. Sponsored by OE and Rutgers Chabad. Hear inspir-ing words from Rabbi Kaufman and members of our community in anticipation of the Final and Complete Redemption of our People with the coming of Moshiach. Enjoy delicious Passover foods and treats. 'I believe with complete faith in the coming of Moshiach; and even though he tarries, I still longingly await/anticipate his arrival!' - Rambam
Mevarchim Chodesh Iyar Kiddush
The next Rosh Chodesh Kiddush for the month of Iyar will take place on April 22nd, Shabbat Parashat Shmini, Mevrachim Chodesh Iyar. Just $25 to sponsor for any occasion. Please send checks and sponsorship information to the OE Office by Wed, April 19th.
Outside Monitor Display
We are working to revive the monitor outside the front door of OE so that we can notify the community of our davening times, events and simchas. When submitting Mazal Tov announce-ments for our bulletin, please indicate with your email whether or not your simcha can be displayed on the moni-tor. We love to share good news and request your permission to do so.
2nd Annual HP Jewish Women’s Conference
All women of the community are invited to join us on Sunday, May 7th from 10 AM to 1 PM at OE for a Day of Inspira-tion: Breaking Barriers & Maintaining Boundaries. Featuring keynote speaker, Nechama Price. Morning workshops will be followed by lunch and shiur. Admission is $25 for women and $15 for students. RSVP to [email protected].
Slate of Officers and Board Members for 2017/2018
To all Members of Congregation Ohav Emeth,
The shul's nominating committee is pleased to present the following pro-posed slate of officers and members of the shul's board of trustees, for 2017/2018:
President – Steve Deutsch Vice President, Membership – Yaakov Dobin Vice President, Fundraising – Harry Glazer Financial Secretary – Rich Kollmar Recording Secretary – Ted Scher Treasurer – Rafie Miller Corresponding Secretary - Joseph Friedman Member of the Board/Chair of the House Maintenance Committee – Eddie Braun Member of the Board/Chair of the Fire, Safety, and Security Committee – Ken Shlian Member of the Board/Chair of the Adult Education Committee – Ken Dietz Member of the Board/Co-Chair of the Renovation Committee – Norman Heyden Member of the Board/Chair of the Youth Committee – Zev Weiner Member of the Board/Chair of the Beit Midrash Library Committee – Benjy Leibowitz Member of the Board/Chair of Member-ship Growth Initiatives – Moshe Sheldon Member of the Board/Chair of the Kol Nidre Appeal – Steven Y. Steinhart
Kiddush This Shabbat
7:50 Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Micha and Lisa Ben-Haim in com-memoration of the yahrtzeit of Micha’s father, Shalom ben Shlomo, z”l.
Main Minyan Kiddush will resume after Pesach.
Shabbat HaGadol Drasha with Rabbi Kaufman
All are welcome to attend the Shabbat HaGadol Drasha with Rabbi Kaufman entitled, Exploring the Importance of the Very First Halacha for Pesach: Making “Cents” of it All. This Shabbat following Mincha at 6:55 PM.
Mechirat Chametz
Rabbi Kaufman will be available for the final sales of chametz Sunday after 6:30 AM Shacharit and before and after 8 AM Shacharit until 9:30 AM and 1/2 hour before Sunday Mincha (6:50-7:20 PM) or by appointment during the day on Sunday. To schedule an appointment, please contact Rabbi Kaufman by email at [email protected].
Message from Borough of HP
A Chometz disposal drop-off service is offered for any residents that would like to drop off garbage and recycling materials on Monday (4/10) between the hours of 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Department of Public Works building, located at 444 Valentine Street in High-land Park. Please follow our regular re-cycling rules and separate garbage and chometz from recycling items such as glass, plastic, paper and cardboard. Please note: All Chometz MUST be dropped off by 1:00 p.m.
Youth Groups on Pesach
THERE WILL BE NO GROUPS ON THE FIRST DAYS OF PESACH BUT THERE
WILL BE GROUPS OFFERED ON SHABBAT CHOL HAMOED AND
THE LAST DAYS.
Member of the Board/Chair of the shul’s website – Tom Goldstein Immediate Past President – Jeremy Safran Past President/Technology advisor – Steve Stein Past President/Co-chair of Renovation Committee/Co-Chair of Annual Dinner/Chair of Cemetery Committee – Michael Garber Past President – Murray Katz
Congregational meetings for the pur-pose of nominations and elections will be held on the following dates: > Sunday April 30th at 10:00 am - Nomi-nations (this meeting will include a shul budget report) > Sunday June 4th @ 10:00 am [*Tentative*] - Elections (this meeting will include an update from the renova-tion committee) Please note that only full members of the shul, in good standing, are eligible to vote at these meetings.
Thank you.
Rabbi Israel Botnick, Miriam Dobin, Harry Glazer (chair), Moshe Sheldon, Steve Stein, Mindy Widman - The members of the Nominating Committee
An Open Appeal from An OE Member Family
A campaign has been started by longtime members of our commu-nity, who are presently struggling with the serious issue of having a family member trying to recover in rehab. They need to raise about $6,000 a month and rehab can take about a year. Please open up your hearts and help this local family keep their son in rehab. (Please note: Rabbi Kaufman and Rabbi Kaminetzky have reviewed this issue and the great need of the family and encourage all to help in this extremely worthy and life saving effort.) Please visit https://thechesedfund.com/cause/please-help-us-afford-rehab-to-save-our-son to donate by credit card or if you wish to make out a check instead of contributing online, please make it out to Congregation Ohav Emeth and in the memo write Rabbi's Charity Fund. On a separate note (NOT IN MEMO) write that it is for the Rehab Campaign.
Community Happenings
RPRY Announcements: *Camp Kulanu at RPRY: The amazing, magical Camp Kulanu at RPRY is getting even better! With enhanced programming, new activities and opportunities for camp-ers to explore, innovate and grow, children from 18 months old to 3rd grade will not want to miss this coming summer of fun and excitement! Register today at www.rpry.org. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Don't miss the opportunity to give your child the summer of a lifetime! Calling All Camp Counselors: Camp Kulanu at RPRY (formerly the RPRY Day Camp) is now accepting applications for junior & senior counselors and CITs for this coming summer. Please go to www.rpry.org. For more info, please contact [email protected]. *Sponsor a Day of Learning: Do you have an upcoming yahrzeit or simcha, a friend or loved one for whom you'd like to wish a refuah shleima or a special someone to honor? The "Sponsor a Day of Learning" program at RPRY gives you just this opportunity! Choose your day today
at www.rpry.org/rpry-family/day-of-learning.html or call 732-572-5052 x214.
NCSY Announcements: *Bring Your Own Chametz Oneg All teens are invited to a Bring Your Own Chametz NCSY Shabbat Oneg at the Waizer residence, 53 North 7th Ave, Shabbat Parashat Tzav, Shabbat HaGadol, April 7, 9:15-11:00pm. Re-freshments, friends, words of Torah and fun! *April 21-22 Highland Park Friday Night Lights Shabbaton! Don’t forget to sign up! https://newjersey.ncsy.org/hpfnl/ - Friday Night dinner at Ohav Emeth following services (~8:00pm). Cost $15 per person - Oneg after din-ner at Ohav Emeth (~9:30pm-11:00pm) Shabbat Day - Text-based learning at Ohr Torah - 6:00pm - Mincha services at Ahavas Achim, 7:25pm - Seudat Shelishit for teens and 8th graders at Ahavas Achim, 7:45pm
Employment Network of Raritan Valley Looking for work? We can help. Go to www.ENRV.org or contact Bob Lansey at [email protected]. We post
over 100 jobs each month, and help peo-ple with their resume and search strate-gies. Please help: If you know of any professional, part-time, or temporary job openings, please email the informa-tion to [email protected].
Bikur Cholim Announcements: *New Hospitality Room: Bikur Cholim of Raritan Valley is thrilled to announce the new hospitality room to meet all of your needs at Robert Wood Johnson Univer-sity Hospital! The room is located oppo-site the surgical intensive care unit. For inquiries, please call the helpline at 732-572-7181. *Mother’s Helpers: Bikur Cholim is looking for Mother's Helpers, grades 10 and up, to help with a special needs five year old girl. Volunteers are needed for any time, Monday through Friday. If you can help, please call Mrs. Rivka Teresh directly at 347-598-9448. *Homebound Visitation: Seeking adults & 11th graders and older who would be interested in volunteering to visit home-bound people in our community. For
more info, please call Bikur Cholim at 732-572-7181. *Nursing Home Visitation: Seeking vol-unteers to visit at the Regency nursing home on DeMott Lane in Somerset. For more info, please call Rahel Baruh at 732-672-4673 or email [email protected] *Transportation Committee: Drivers and coordinators needed. Coordinate rides to and from medical appointments- match requesters with an available driver. Each coordinator serves for two weeks at a time. To volunteer, please call Bikur Cholim hotline at 732-572-7181 or fill out the volunteer form at bikurcholimrv.com.
New ACTT Module Save the date – Sunday evening, May 14, 2017, at 8:30 PM for the kickoff of the Emunah 2 module. More details to fol-low. For more info, see the ACTT web-site, www.actt613.org, email [email protected] or call Phil Rosen (732) 572-8762.
NORPAC Mission NORPAC’s Mission to Washington is an annual event where we bring close to a thousand citizen activists to Washing-ton, DC, in order to advocate for a stronger U.S.-Israel relationship with Members of Congress. Join us on Wednesday, May 17, 2017. On a single-day trip you will meet with Members of Congress and their staff, and share your concerns with them about aid to Israel, Iranian threats, security cooperation, and more. Help us make a difference once again! Buses leave for Washington from our area at 6:30 AM and return between 9-10 PM .There will be brief-ings on the bus. All meals will be pro-vided. Register now at www.norpac.net or call (201) 788-5133. Adults - $175; Stu-dents - $125 (must be over 12.Those un-der 18 must be accompanied by Parent or legal guardian). Contact for more info: 732-580-1052.
AY Announcements *Team AY is once again in formation for 2017. The HP 5K will be held on Sunday May 7th, 2017 and we are looking for volunteers to help lead the team this year. *Mets Game / Celebrate Israel Night on Yom Yerushalayim on Wed May 24th, 2017 at Citi Field @ 7:10 PM. Please join AY President Bruce Jacobi and friends in Field Box section 110. Tickets can be purchased at this URL: Mets.com/Israel
YIEB Yom Hashoah Program Please join the Young Israel of East Brunswick for our Annual Yom Hashoah Commemoration. This year's speaker will be Tova Friedman, one of the few child survivors of Auschwitz. The pro-gram is scheduled for Wednesday,
April 26, 2017 at 7:00 pm, and is appro-priate for children ages 10 and older. Contact Sandy Lang at 732-613-0553 with any questions.
JKHA / RKYHS Annual Dinner The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy and Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School Annual Dinner will take place on Wednesday, May 17. This year, our theme for the Dinner is Bonim Yesodot L’Atidenu – Building Foundations For Our Future, as we celebrate Sandra and Howard Blank, Paula and Jerry Gottes-man and Harriet and George Blank. We are recognizing these individuals for their commitment to making a JKHA/RKYHS education available to families. Each of them has led the effort to part-ner with school families in offering multi-tiered affordability and growth initiatives. Please join us in celebrating our distinguished honorees by attend-ing the dinner and by placing a tribute in our virtual journal at www.wizadjournal.com/jkha2017. For more information, please contact Sarah Levinson [email protected] / 862-437-8001.
JEC Annual Dinner On May 15th, the renowned Jewish Educational Center of Elizabeth, NJ will be celebrating 76 years of Torah, aca-demic excellence, and most of all, fam-ily. With the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Yerushalayim upon us, the gala will also feature the inaugura-tion of a special Wall of Honor in salute to our dozens of alumni who serve in the IDF as well as a special tribute to the 1967 Bruriah and JEC graduating classes. Honorees for the dinner in-clude Dr. Aryeh and Myra Pirak,
Grandparents of the Year; David and Sarah Goldstein, Parents of the Year; and David and Debra Schiff, who will be recognized with a special Family Legacy Award. Dinner will take place at Factory 220, NJ's newest and most exciting event space, on Monday eve-ning, May 15th. Please visit TheJEC.org for more information.
Chevra Hatzolah of Middlesex County Our new emergency number is 732-456-6666. We are currently seek-ing responders during the daytime. EMT training will be provided free of charge. Additionally, we are also seek-ing dispatchers. If you live or work in the area and wish to join, please con-tact us at [email protected] or call our office at 732-993-8645.
Blood Drive in Memory of Anthony Raspa Wednesday June 21 from 4-8:30 pm at Highland Park FAS, unless changed, 222 S 5th Ave, Highland Park, NJ 08904 Call Naomi @ 732 900 3841 with ques-tions or to schedule an appointment. No appointment needed, but it would be helpful to reduce your waiting time. If you are not eligible to donate blood, we are also collecting non-perishable food items for the food pantry that day so please bring something if you can! We look forward to meeting you under happier circumstances than when we usually meet people in our community!
Highland Park First Aid Squad For medical emergencies in Highland Park call 9-1-1. The Squad has been serving Highland Park for nearly 70 years 24/7. We accept volunteers fromage 16 and provide free EMT train-ing. For additional information, please call 732-985-8960, visit www.highlandparkfas.com or speak with Leale Cohen, Ari and Deborah Lewitter or Yossi Benedek.
Diaper Gemach Accepting Donations Donations of diapers, pull-ups, and wipes are currently being accepted for the new HP/Edison Diaper Gemach. For more information, please email [email protected].
For Women and Girls
Rabbi Kaufman’s Parashat Hashavua Shiur for Women will resume after Pesach.
Rebbitzen Eichenstein’s classes for women will resume after Pesach. For more info, please contact Aviva at 732-572-4408 or [email protected]
Women's Learning Initiative: Mrs. Miri Cohen Parsha class will resume after Pesach. For more info, please call 732-966-6503.
Women's Learning Initiative: Mrs. Leah Drillman Shimiras Haloshon class will resume after Pesach. For more info, please call Ellen at 201-410-1893 or 732-777-6787.
SemPlus evening shiur for post semi-nary girls: Please call the hotline to confirm at 732-966-6503.
Park Mikvah Information The Highland Park mikvah is in the process of being transformed into a most beautiful, inviting facility, one which the entire community can be proud of! We are hoping that the renovations will be sufficiently com-pleted so that the Park Mikvah will be able to open for Yom Tov and Friday night during Pesach (April 10, 11, 14, 16 and 17). Please continue to check Park Mikvah website www.parkmikvah.com or call 732-249-2411 for any updates. The Young Israel of East Brunswick will be extending their hours throughout the duration of Park Mikvah renovations: Saturday – Thursday: 8:00 – 11:00 PM. Please check their website for more info re-garding fees or any updates. YIEB: 193 Dunhams Corner Road, East Bruns-wick, 732-257-4121 or http://www.yieb.org/mikvah.html. The YIEB mikvah strongly encourages women to prepare at home, due to the ex-pected high volume of patrons. Pend-ing volunteer availability, Park Mikvah will endeavor to provide transporta-tion to or from the YIEB mikvah, as a free service. Please email Aviva at [email protected] to
volunteer as a driver, or 2 days prior to your visit, to request a ride to the mik-vah. Fundraising campaign to finance the renovations has begun! Dedication opportunities are now available! To make a donation, checks can be mailed to Park Mikvah, 36 Skyview Terrace, Highland Park, NJ 08904 or payment by credit card or PayPal via PayPal.Me/parkmikvah or www.parkmikvah.org. For more info, email [email protected] or www.parkmikvah.org.
2nd Annual HP Jewish Women’s Conference at OE All women of the community are in-vited to join us on Sunday, May 7th from 10 AM to 1 PM at OE for a Day of Inspiration: Breaking Barriers & Maintaining Boundaries. Featuring keynote speaker, Nechama Price. Morning workshops will be followed by lunch and shiur. Admission is $25 for women and $15 for students. RSVP to [email protected].
Tiferes Weekly teleconferences with topics such as shalom bayis and parenting are available to Tiferes members. Cur-rent teleconference: “Smile- A Happi-ness Plan for You and Your Family” with Mrs. Chani Juravel, LCSW. For more info, please contact Aviva [email protected]. The Highland Park / Edison group of Tiferes is zecher l'nishmas Malka bas Shalom.
The Women's AMEN Group meets monthly on the Sundays following the Shabbos in which one bensches Rosh Chodesh, at 9:30 AM in a downstairs classroom at Congregation Ohr To-rah. The group meets in the zechus of a refuah shelaimah for Menachem Mordechai ben Ophira and the other Cholim in the community.
Bikur Cholim OWLS (Overnight Women Labor Support) A complimentary service for maternity situations whereby volunteers will come to stay with your kids during the night. For more info on receiving this service or becoming a volunteer, please contact Rikki at 732-249-5116.
Edison/Highland Park Gown Gemach The Edison/Highland Park Gown Gemach, L'iluy Nishmas R' Yitzchok Ben Binyomin, houses a wide selection of gowns for children, pre-teen, teens and adults. Please note the Gemach is still looking for donation of gowns in very good condition. Tax deduction is given and pick up of the gowns can also be arranged. For more information and/or to schedule an appointment please call Sara Scott at 516-526-0941.
Raritan Valley Hadassah Events: *Book Club: Hadassah Book Group's next book is "The People and the Books" by Adam Kirsch. The author is a literary critic, and the director of the Master's Program in Jewish Studies at Columbia University. We invite you to read this exciting book with us. Please call Gustine Matt at 732 545 3147 or email [email protected] if you can join us. *Support saving children at risk in Israel: Youth Aliyah Luncheon Sunday, April 30, 2017, 11:00 a.m. Congregation Ahavas Achim, 216 S. 1st Ave., Highland Park. Speaker: Ruth Grossberg, Co-chair of Hadassah's United Nations Committee Speaking on Hadassah and its work at the UN. RSVP by April 16 by sending your $36 couvert to: Maureen Arnow, 31 Marshall Dr. Edison, NJ 08817. Please show your support for Youth Aliyah by sending an additional donation to Maureen. Ques-tions: Call Maureen Arnow 732-572-2149, or email: [email protected] or Bonnie Freidenreich 732-572-2568. Ca-tering by Jerusalem Pizza. *Chicks with Sticks Knitting Group: Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 26 at 1:00 p.m. at 209 North 4 Avenue, Highland Park. If you are a beginning knitter, you are most welcome to join us. Our experi-enced and talented knitters are always happy to assist other group members with their questions. If you want to make arrangements to pick up some yarn or if you have completed caps and/or blankets that you would like to drop off, feel free to call or email Phyllis Pollak, Knitting Chair at 732-246-7366 or [email protected]
415 Raritan Avenue
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FROM OE FOR MAZAL TOV, REFUAH SHLEIMA AND CONDOLENCES
JUST $5.00 EACH
CONTACT SUSAN KOLLMAR TO PURCHASE
OE FOOD BANK IS CLOSED UNTIL AFTER
PESACH!
THE FOOD BANK WILL BE CLOSED AS OF TUESDAY,
MARCH 28, ROSH CHODESH NISSAN. NO FOOD IS TO BE
LEFT AT THE SHUL AS OF THAT DATE!
THE FOOD BANK WILL REOPEN AFTER PESACH AT A DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED. PLEASE DO
NOT DROP ANYTHING OFF BEFORE THAT DATE!
Any questions, contact Alice Gordon
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to all of our members and friends
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