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1 Weekly Newsletter Vol. XVIII, Nos. 46 Sivan 15-21, 5773 May 24-30, 2013 Jay Weinstein, Rabbi (cell) x2 (office) Elliot Denenberg, Editor Aron Adams, President Yaakov Wasser, Inaugural Rabbi ( ), Retired NEXT NEWSLETTER DEADLINE IS Wednesday May 29th at NOON All submissions to the Newsletter must be ed to by Wednesday at noon MAZAL TOV To Eli Herskovits on his Aufruf and upcoming marriage to Rochelle Adler. To Brina & Zvi Herskovits and Francine & Bruce Adler on the upcoming marriage of their children, Eli to Rochelle. Also to the grandparents, Beatrice Hohenemser, Frieda & Fred Adler and Juliette & Leonard Dressler and to all the siblings and nieces and nephews CONDOLENCES We regret to inform you of the passing of Diana Reich a'h, mother of Steve Reich. Steve will sit Shiva at his home (4 Musket Court, East Brunswick) beginning Friday morning through Wednesday morning. Shacharit on Friday, Tuesday & Wednesday will be at 7:30 AM and Sunday & Monday at 8:30 AM. Mincha/Maariv on Sunday Night through Tuesday night will be at 8 PM. May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. KIDDUSH NOSH SPONSORS: Apr 28 May 25 Birthday: Michele & Andy Bernstein: Michele Bernstein Michael Davidovich: Ariella Davidovich Andrea Rybak-Feiglin & Marc Feiglin: Jake Feiglin Sara & Bruce Fischer: Bruce Fischer Ellen & Marc Gable: Ellen Gable Brina & Zvi Herskovits: Bubbe Bea Brina & Zvi Herskovits: Chavi Lesser Brina & Zvi Herskovits: Zvi Herskovits Ellen & George Horowitz: George Horowitz Molly & Gary Kaplan: Anna Kaplan Julie & Steve Katz: David Katz Karen Golding Kushner: Leor Kushner Stuart Kushner: Leor Kushner Jamie & Mark Lazar: Jamie Lazar Rachelle & Jack Markowitz: Yonah Glassberg Lori & Jeff Moskowitz: Ari Moskowitz Suri & Steve Moskowitz: Yakira Moskowitz Sarah & Joe Naus: Jacob Chaim Minkin Lori & Scott Noah: Jason Noah Miriam & Howard Rosenblum: Jeremy Rosenblum SHABBAT BEHA ALOTCHA Friday Mincha... 7:00PM Candle Lighting... 7:20PM But no later than... 7:57PM As long as candle lighting is after 7PM, Mincha on Friday is at 7PM (not Z man) throughout the spring and summer. Shkia... 8:15PM Shabbat Shacharit... 8:00, 9:00AM Latest Sh ma... 9:14AM Rabbi Weinstein s Shabbat Afternoon 6:50PM Pesach Sheni & the Torah's Approach to Second Chances... Shabbat Mincha... 7:50PM Shabbat Maariv... 8:58PM Shabbat Ends... 9:06PM Sun Shacharit... 7:30, 8:30AM Mon Shacharit (National Holiday)7:30, 8:00AM Tues/Wed/Fri Shacharit... 6:30, 8:00AM Thurs Shacharit... 6:20, 8:00AM Sun- Thurs Mincha/Maariv... 8:05PM The weekday Maariv only 9:30PM Minyan is on hold for the late spring & summer Candle Lighting next week... 7:20PM But no later than... 8:03PM Mikvah Hours It is imperative that men do not assemble or remain in the Mikvah area and/or the parking area nearby, 15 minutes prior to and until 15 minutes after the times designated below. Motzei Shb t -1½ hrs after Shb t ends - for 2 hrs Weekdays... 9:00-11:00PM Friday & Yom Tov... By Appointment Only Mikvah Eruv status X5 Amanda & Judah Shechter: Judah Shechter Amanda & Judah Shechter: Michal Shechter Estelle & Scott Siegel: Rachel Siegel Sarita & Dan Sragow: Miriam Sara Sragow Karen & Chayim Stern: Erica Hyman Francine & Carey Tajfel: Francine Tajfel Francine & Carey Tajfel: Rachel Tajfel Elyse & Avi Tuchman: Jessie Tuchman Ava Waisbord: Naami Tziyona Bohm Anniversary: Rachelle & Jack Markowitz: Rachelle & Jack Markowitz Yahrtzeit: Michael Davidovich: Hencha Davidovich Shelley & Milton Goldman: Etta Goldman Elaine & Neal Machtiger: Bennett Woods Elaine & Neal Machtiger: Morris Machtiger Jane & Marc Pomerantz: Minnie Golden Anna & Igor Shersher: Yakov ben Samuel Chaim Shersher Other Events of Note: Lori & Scott Noah: Jason's Graduation from Tulane Unversity SEUDAT SHLISHIT Sponsored by Brina & Zvi Herskovits in honor of their son, Eli's Aufruf and upcoming marriage, and in memory of Brina's father, Manfred Hohenemser. Brina Herskovits is the guest speaker. GRADS AND DADS KIDDUSH Plans are underway for a special Shabbat Kiddush on June 15th to recognize YIEB graduates. Be a part of the fun and Shep Nachas by sponsoring Kiddush in honor of your graduate. Cost is $55 per graduate ($30 each additional graduate per family with a $100 maximum.) Nursery, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle, High School or College and Graduate Degrees- all sponsors will be listed in the newsletter! Special this year- honor your Dad for Father s Day! Just $5 additional if you have a Grad or $20 if you don t. ($5 each additional Dad, e.g. grandfather or son.) Please send check (payable to YIEB) along with the name of your graduate and the name of the school and/or the name of your Dad to Karen Stern (23 New Dover Road). Casey226@aol.com for additional information. NORPAC - THANK YOU The Edison/HP/EB NORPAC section would like to thank all the bus leaders, group leaders, NORPAC staff and committee members, community Rabbis and Shul presidents and last but certainly not least all the participants in the Washington mission this year. The mission consisted of 1,000 people with over 15% from our area. NORPAC had 475 appointments with Congress, U.S. Representatives and U.S. Senators. Your enthusiasm, commitment and leadership helped make the mission a huge success. If there is a need for a mission next year... we'll try for 5 buses SISTERHOOD SAVE THE DATE The Sisterhood Appreciation Brunch has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 30th from 9:30-11:00 AM. Even though we had a quorum many of our members were not able to attend this years brunch originally schedule for Sunday, May 26th. The slate of officers and the budget will be sent to the membership via the system 2 weeks prior to June 30th. Please join us on June 30th when we will be voting in the officers for the term and the budget. We look forward to seeing you there, Please RSVP to: Susan Gerstman suegerstman@aol.com

2 Barbara Goldman Shelley Goldman KIDDUSH NOSH We would like to supplement our Kiddush Nosh with healthy alternatives for our children. We are looking for volunteers to purchase fruits and vegetables before Shabbat and to cut up fruits and vegetables on Shabbat morning. If you are interested please Simi Fogel at Q & A Update: Yeshiva University Pre-Med Internship Interns Arriving at YIEB for June 1st Shabbat The Yeshiva University (YU) & Stern College Pre- Med/Pre-Dental Interns will move into our community immediately prior to Shabbat of June 1st, for a period of 3 weeks. Please greet them & make them feel welcome in our midst. To ensure that our YIEB community understands the nature of the program, here are a few Q & A's to explain the history, structure and function of the program: Q: How did the Shul develop this program with YU? A: YU's Center for the Jewish Future (CJF) has run similar undergraduate programs in several career fields in various "out of town communities" such as Kansas City, Boston, Atlanta, South Bend IN, and Houston over the past several years. The YU programs are designed to help put these Jewish community locations "on the map" through extensive coordination & publicity throughout Yeshiva University's network. Torah study responsibilities in the community are a major component of these programs. While at a YU Leadership Conference last summer, we saw the prior success of YU's CJF Internship programs in business, manufacturing, Jewish communal work, and health fields, so as part of our overall recruitment program, YIEB approached YU's CJF with a request to create, administer & develop a new internship program for the first time ever in East Brunswick, with the YIEB community acting as the host site. YU agreed. Q: How much money did YIEB spend on this program? A: NOT A SINGLE DOLLAR of YIEB operating budget funds is being spent on this program. In keeping with the original proposal presented to the YIEB Board of Directors, the program is 100% budget-neutral to the Shul. For example, the glossy full-color brochures you've seen that describe the YU program were paid for, prepared, & printed by YU's CJF, not YIEB. Q: Other than shadowing several of YIEB's health professionals in office & hospital, what do the Interns do with all their "free time" in EB? A: The Interns will have VERY LITTLE "free time" in EB. Each Intern is devoted to working on behalf of the Shul membership to enrich our Torah learning environment PART 2 of the Interns' day begins at 6PM when they return each day to YIEB for a continued role in our Shul. Each weeknight, they have assignments. For example, Monday nights they are preparing material & learning in Chevruta with Adults (Men & Women) at YIEB; Tuesday nights, they are learning with the High School Teens of YIEB; Wednesday nights, they will be attending medical career-related seminars which are open to the entire Shul; one Thursday night we anticipate they will tech/learn in Chevruta at YIEB with Rutgers Jewish Experience students, as well as YIEB college students; on Shabbat they will deliver Divrei Torah and Shabbat Afternoon Shiurim (some for Women, some for Men & Women) and work with the YIEB Shabbat Youth Program; and they will be part of daily Minyan and give Divrei Halacha in Shul each day. So as you can see, this program is as much about enhancing our community's Torah learning as it is about understanding the field of Medicine. Q: How were the interns selected? A: There were approximately 40 applications received by YU for the program from YU & Stern students. An application consisted of an essay and personal information demonstrating 1) excellent academic credentials, as well as 2) strong interest in pursuing a career in the health field and 3) demonstrated prior experience & dedication in learning and working with various demographic groups within Jewish communities to facilitate their teaching responsibilities at YIEB. A personal interview was conducted at CJF offices on 2 occasions by YU-CJF's Rabbi Elie Mischel, Rabbi Weinstein and Judy Goldrich, for each completed application. Final selections were made based primarily on the 3 criteria above. Most of the 40 candidates presented excellent applications. Q: How will the Interns be hosted in our community? A: Several YIEB families are graciously housing the students & providing their meals. Q: Are the Interns compensated for their work in our community? A: No, the Interns are unpaid volunteers in our Shul. They also do not receive any college credit for the medical shadowing or Torahlearning components of their group experience. Should you have any other questions not addressed in this Q&A, please feel free to contact Judy Goldrich or Rabbi Weinstein for more information. Thank you & we look forward to a wonderful upcoming partnership experience. PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 4th Voter Registration Deadline: May 14th. If you don t vote, we won t be heard. The Education Affordability issue our families are facing is not going away, but we can do something. The solution starts with a vote. Even in an uncontested Primary, every vote is counted! It s that easy. Be a Somebody, Vote. Brought to you by the Orthodox Union s JVOTES YIEB SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP If you look closely at the guest candlesticks, matchbox holder, salt shaker, challah knife and mezuzahs, you will notice that they each have the appropriate Bracha on them. They have been created by Joy Stember in her Metal Arts Studio here in the USA as contemporary heirlooms for a new generation of collectors. She is reinventing the idea of traditional Jewish pieces. Also, we now have the matching earrings to Rachel Dabbah's necklaces from Israel. For best selection call Kathy Brody, Leah Weinberger or Brina Herskovits DAF YOMI: From Rabbi Weinstein Join Daf Yomi at YIEB with Rabbi Weinstein: Monday through Friday after 1st Minyan (approximately 7:10-7:45 AM) Sunday morning after 1st Minyan (approximately 8:10-8:45 AM) Shabbat morning following 1st Minyan (rotation of presenters) DAF YOMI B IYUN Join Rabbi Shlomo Landau on Tuesday nights at 8:45 PM, followed by Maariv at 9:30 PM, to explore in depth, a topic from the week s Daf Yomi. Can t make it in person? Do Daf Yomi online! CHINUCH/ADULT EDUCATION Memorial Day Class Monday May, 27th 930 AM, 296 Dunhams Corner Road 42: Jackie Robinson, Douglas Adams, and the Image of God. On April 15, 1947 Jackie Robinson broke baseball s color barrier forcing Brooklyn Dodger fans to examine their views on racism. In this class we examine racism in a Jewish context with emphasis on the theme that man was created in the Image of God. We argue that demonstrating God s image in our fellow man sanctifies the name of God. For sources yaakovweinstein@juno.com YIEB & Highland Park Community Kollel. Gemara Class with Rabbi Nussbaum, Tuesdays at 8:45 PM. The topic for this week is Prohibitions of Shabbat. Women's Wednesday Class with Rabbi Weinstein, 9:45-10:45 AM - Mussar for the 21st Century! Continues May 29 th.. In Depth Talmud Class given by Yaakov Weinstein, Wednesday 8:30 PM In this week s class we will discuss Who Gets Matza? FOUND London Fog black raincoat size 44S hanging in Shul coat room. SHUL PARKING LOT Please do not park nor stand in Fire Lanes. It is essential we allow for passage of emergency vehicles.

3 Teens Minyan Update All teens interested in Laining please contact Jacob Siegel, Tony Newmark or Jeremy Shechter. Chailight: Chesed for Music and Memory Please donate your old ipods as we support Music and Memory, an organization that provides beloved music to patients who are suffering from dementia. The music helps to soothe patients AND trigger memories. ipods must be restored to factory settings. We do not need earbuds, but do need the chargers. ipods can be dropped at the Shul office or you can contact Melissa to arrange a drop-off or pick-up. Any Questions? If you have any questions or need more information about any of our program, please contact Melissa at youthdirector@yieb.org or Summer is Almost Here! What Are Your Children Doing? It s not too late to ensure a fantastic summer for your child! Contact Melissa Rosen to request an application and get additional information. campkeshet@yieb.org. New Programs and Bunk for Summer 2013! We have some exciting additions for our Summer 2013 including a new bunk. We are happy to announce a new bunk, for those entering 3rd grade! We have just scheduled an overnight to Camp Moshava for our campers entering 2nd and 3rd grade! We are pleased to announce we have included zumba and karate into this year s schedule and have just confirmed that Tova Halpern will be joining us for an exciting summer long drama project and for Rikkud (Israeli dance)! TLC Update We have had several requests for the TLC program to be open to those entering 5th grade. If you are interested, please contact Melissa immediately. If there is enough interest, we will open a bunk for 5th graders. More Information If you have any questions or need an application, please don't hesitate to contact our Director, Melissa Rosen, at campkeshet@yieb.org or YIEB/YJS CENTER FOR EARLY LEARNING Now Accepting Registration. YIEB's Center for Early Learning, a Yeshiva at the Jersey Shore program, is now accepting registration for the e school year. 2-, 3-, and 4-year-old programs plus a full-day Kindergarten. For more information: YJSEarlyLearning@YIEB.org, or call Mendy Bohm or Leora Weinstein SHUL COAT ROOM The Shul coat room was cleaned out May 5th. If you are missing anything, please call Barry Schechter Please make note of the following congregational meetings: 1. Wednesday 5/29 8 PM: The slate of board of director nominees for the 2013/2014 fiscal year will be presented. Amendment to YIEB Constitution - discussion and approval of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the Congregation to eliminate a provision that currently requires that, if the Congregation ceases to exist, any net assets of the Congregation shall inure to the National Council of Young Israel (NCYI). We are now amending our Constitution because NCYI recently voted, , to amend its charter to eliminate this requirement, thus authorizing branches like YIEB to remove such provisions from their governing documents. Approval of this Amendment requires the consent of 2/3 of the members voting at the meeting. 2. Thursday 6/27 8:45 PM: Slate of board of director nominees for the 2013/2014 fiscal year will be voted on. Budget presentation The Treasurer will review the 2012/2013 results and introduce the 2013/2014 budget for congregational approval. THE HELPING HAND COMMITTEE Have you ever been locked out of your car; Had to pick up your sick child at school while your newborn was sleeping or needed to check on your parents who were home alone? Were you fortunate enough to get help? Would like to pay the favor forward? Family and friends aren't always around, and there are time when members in our community need a helping hand. We are forming a committee of volunteers who would be willing to help out when someone has an unexpected emergency situation. If you are interested in helping out, please contact either: Debbie Chustckie at chustckie@aol.com Bobbie Cumsky at cumsky@aol.com Brina Hershkovits at bhersko@ymail.com Thanking you, The Helping Hand Committee LADIES SHIDDUCH TEHILLIM GROUP Only 15 minutes each week at your leisure. Join the many women in the community saying Tehillim to help the ones we care about find their Bashert. To be part of this Mitzvah team or to submit a name to the Shidduch List, contact Amy Zelka amy.zelka@gmail.com YAHRTZEITS Sivan 15, 5773 Carol Freudenberger for her Mother, Rachel Leah bat Yehuda Arye (Rose Bakaleinik) on 5/24/2013 Sivan 15, 5773 Sandra Levine for her Father, Avrum Beirish ben Shmuel Halevi (Abraham Leib) on 5/24/2013 Sivan 15, 5773 Martha Klein Grossman for her Mother, (Anna Klein) on 5/24/2013 Sivan 17, 5773 Cheryl Shmulewitz for her Grandmother, Tzipora bat Yitzchak (Sophie Garbus) on 5/26/2013 Sivan 17, 5773 Joshua Fogel for his Mother, Kayla Menucha bat Avraham Yitzchak (Kayla Michelle Fogel) on 5/26/2013 Sivan 19, 5773 Jack Schemo for his Mother, Sarah bat Yaakov (Sarah Schemo) on 5/28/2013 Sivan 20, 5773 Martha Klein Grossman for her Husband, Mordechai Yosef ben Dov (Mark Grossman) on 5/29/2013 Sivan 20, 5773 Milton Goldman for his Grandfather, Moshe Yaakov ben Reb Menachem Chaim (Morris Rubin) on 5/29/2013 Sivan 20, 5773 Marvin Goldman for his Grandfather, Moshe Yaakov ben Reb Menachem Chaim (Morris Rubin) on 5/29/2013 Sivan 21, 5773 David Rabinowitz for his Grandfather, Binyamin ben Harav Tzvi (Benjamin Saperstein) on 5/30/2013 Sivan 21, 5773 Howard Markowitz for his Brother, (Alvin Markowitz) on 5/30/2013 Sivan 22, 5773 Joe Beer for his Father, Harav Shmuel Yehuda ben Reb Yosef (Samuel Beer) on 5/31/2013 Sivan 22, 5773 Miriam Margolis for her Daughter, Leah bat Yitzchak Isaac (Leslie Dennis) on 5/31/2013 Sivan 22, 5773 Mickey Svei for his Grandfather, Rav Shmuel Leib ben Harav Moshe Bunim (on 5/31/2013 LADIES TEHILLIM GROUP For the next two weeks, the weekly Tehillim Group meeting will take place on Tuesdays, May 28th and June 4th. Please join us at 7:45 PM in the Shul social hall. The Ladies Tehillim Group meets Monday nights at 7:45 PM in the Social Hall for reading Tehillim and reciting Refuahs. Please join us for this most important Mitzvah. The one hour is time well spent. Readings are in English or Hebrew. Many thanks to the following women who steadfastly partake in this Mitzvah; Ellen

4 Gable, Barbara Goldman, Brina Herskovits, Hindy Kierman, Esther Kosoffsky, Sarah Naus, Florence Passner, Bea Rosenbaum, Rosalie Rothenberg, Sarita Sragow, Cheryl Svei, and Amy Zelka. ************ Timely Community Announcements ************* (YIEB does not endorse the Kashrut of any non- YIEB event or listing appearing in the Newsletter) JCC ANNOUNCES MAY LECTURE IN HIGHLAND PARK Join NYC Tour Guide Marty Schneit on a Virtual Tour of the Lower East Side, 1 PM Wednesday, May 29th at River Ridge, 30 South Adelaide Avenue. Marty will offer a brief timeline and history of the varied immigrant populations Irish, Italian, German, Jewish who made their home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Be reminded of the many food establishments, Feibusch Zipper Corp., Economy Candy, and Orchard Corset Company. Learn the stories of George Burns, Eddie Cantor and Irving Berlin who grew up on the Lower East Side. Enjoy the sites and stories that are so much a part of our heritage. This is the fifth JCC Lecture in Highland Park at River Ridge, part of an outreach effort to bring popular JCC speakers into the central and southern parts of Middlesex County. The lectures are open to all. Light refreshments are served. Cost is $8 for JCC members; $10 for non-members. To be put on the mailing list or to register please call Diane Mael, Director of Adult Services, at extension 614 or contact her at dmael@jccmc.org. - PEACE OF MIND is a program that brings discharged Israeli Soldiers who have served in Elite units to Jewish communities around the world for group therapy and sightseeing. For those who remember, Cong Ohr Torah was privileged to have six men from a unit Daven with us one Shabbat morning in November. At this time, there are 18 units designated by the IDF and the Israel Center for the Treatment of Psycho Trauma waiting for communities to go.. Neer and Lynn Even-Hen will have a parlor meeting at their home, 10 Harrison St, Edison, on Tuesday, June 4th at 8 PM, to explain the program, along with a video presentation and information about Peace of MInd. Meet Professor Danny Brom, director of the trauma center to hear first hand the positive effects this program has had on the men and women who have experienced it. Please show your support and Hakarat Hatov to these soldiers who have risked their lives for our friends and families living in Israel and the greater world Jewish community. RSVP to Rosanne Koenigson at JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER MIDDLESEX COUNTY Honors 13 Past Presidents, CBS News Anchor and National Correspondent Jim Axelrod to Emcee Event SOUTH RIVER, NJ On Thursday evening, June 6th, the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County will honor its 13 past presidents for their leadership and commitment to ensuring the vitality of Middlesex County. The celebration will take place at The Heldrich Hotel and George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick. Past Presidents to be honored and the years they served are: the late Alvin Rockoff ( ), Larry Zicklin ( ), James Stahl ( ), Susan Mandell ( ), Ron Grayzel ( ), Marlene Herman ( ), Roy Tanzman ( ), Kenneth A. Gordon ( ), Phoebe Wofchuck ( ), L Richard Wolff ( ), Philip S. Cantor ( ), Lee Livingston ( ) and Arlene Frumkin ( ). For the first time in our history, we will be honoring all of the past presidents of the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County at one major event. It is so meaningful to recognize those who led in the creation of our vibrant Jewish community, said Federation president Seth S. Gross. "We invite the community to join us in showing support for the honorees who are so deeply deserving, and for the humanitarian work of the Jewish Federation. CBS News Anchor and National Correspondent Jim Axelrod, a Middlesex County native, will serve as the evening s master of ceremonies. We are delighted to have Jim join us for this wonderful evening, said Don Sulam, a member of the Past Presidents planning committee. He grew up in Highland Park and is keenly aware of the important work done by the Jewish Federation here in Middlesex County, in Israel, and around the world. "We are creating a tribute journal for honorees and guests, which will include ads and congratulatory letters that have been pouring in from friends of the Jewish Federation, said Federation executive director Gerrie Bamira, noting an additional fund-raising aspect of the upcoming Past Presidents Celebration. The journal will remain a timeless testament to those who blazed the trail for the Jewish community we now strive to support and sustain. Leadership is a responsibility first. When caring people accept responsibility for helping to identify what needs to be done and are part of the getting it done, the honor associated with leadership is well deserved, said Gross, citing the Jewish community's collective responsibility to be role models to inspire subsequent generations. Recognizing Federation's past presidents shows the admiration and respect we have for those who led before us, and helps us recommit ourselves to the selfless work they began on our behalf. Funds raised at this event will support the programs and services of the Jewish Federation, which enhance education, social services, community needs and emergency responses to strengthen our local community. Tickets for the Past Presidents Celebration are$150 per person. To purchase tickets or place an ad in the celebration journal, contact the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County at or visit JewishMiddlesex.org. About Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County The Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County brings together people, partners and resources to fulfill the most important needs and aspirations of our community. We care for the vulnerable locally and worldwide, forge strong connections with Israel, attract people to a more vibrant community, and inspire the next generation to embrace Jewish life. EMPLOYMENT NETWORK OF RARITAN VALLEY Looking for work? We can help. Go to or contact Bob Lansey at enrv@verizon.net. We post over 100 jobs each month, and help people with their resume and search strategies. Please help: If you know of any professional, part-time, or temporary job openings, please the information to enrv@verizon.net. An Edison community member, Harvey Paretzky (Refoel Yisroel Chaim ben Shifra Chana) is seriously ill and in need of our Tefillos. We would like the entire Sefer Tehillim to be recited, as a Z chus for a Refuah Shelaimah for 40 days, starting Sunday, April 28 Thursday, June 6. If you are able to say Tehillim daily, please let us know your phone number and address so you can be assigned specific Tehillim. Tizku L mitzvos! Aviva Siegel siegelmom@optonline.net, Deena Klaven Brunswick SHUL DECORUM REMINDER Please refrain from all unnecessary conversation during Davening

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