October Harvest. 11/2 Hebrew School instead of 10/31 Tuesday night 11/5 Daylight Savings Ends 11/11 Rumba Latin Fundraiser

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1 October, 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778 October Harvest IN THIS ISSUE Sukkot Schedule of Services - See page 9 10/17 Sisterhood Opening Dinner 6:30 PM 10/22 Board Meeting 9:30 AM 10/29 Sisterhood Evening around new fire pit TBD Adult Education Class every Monday night at 7:30 PM UPCOMING EVENTS 11/2 Hebrew School instead of 10/31 Tuesday night 11/5 Daylight Savings Ends 11/11 Rumba Latin Fundraiser 7 PM 11/17 Friday Guest Speakers after service 11/19 Blood Drive Social Hall 12:30 to 4:30 Host an Oneg. 2 President s Column. 3 Rabbi s Column 4 Education Director s Column.. 6 Sukkot Schedule of Services 9 October Yahrzeits August Contributions Gift Shop 12 Rumba at Or Shalom.. 13 Friday Night Guest Speakers.. 14 Social News. 15 Donations. 16 Sisterhood News 17 Classes w/ Rabbi Jacob 18 Donation Form 19 Calendar. 20 Advertisers 21 HORIZONS October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

2 Horizons is published monthly. Material submitted for publication may be edited for style, length and content. Please contact the office to report any errors or omissions. Thank you. Editor: Lauren Porter Congregation Or Shalom 835 Darby-Paoli Road Berwyn, PA Phone: Congregation Or Shalom Executive Committee President: Andrew Levin Vice President: Treasurer: Alan Daroff Secretary: Larry Bilker Membership: Scott Markovitz Events/Fundraising: IPP: Alan Messing Auxiliary & Community Groups Sisterhood:Mindy Bernstein/Laurie Katz Men s Club: Dan Bernick Social Action: Gina Arlen Education Chair: Heidi Lurie Ritual Committee: Murray Klug Advertising rates Advertising contracts are arranged through the Temple office. All advertising is due the first of the month for next month s edition of Horizons. We accept ads with a check made out to Congregation Or Shalom and the ad copy sent at the same time. Size 11 issues Per issue Full Page $900 $100 1/2 page $450 $50 1/4 page $225 $25 1/8 page $180 $20 Do you know Unaffiliated Jews in Chester County, Montgomery County and Delaware County? Do you have Jewish friends or acquaintances who live in Chester County, Montgomery County and Delaware County who are not already members of a synagogue? If you do, why not invite them to one of the upcoming events at Or Shalom, for example our next Friday night dinner? They may have a good time and decide to come back. They may have such a good time that they decide to become members themselves. According to a recent survey by the Jewish Federation, there are many, many unaffiliated Jews in Chester county. We d love to contact them, but don t know who they are. You can help. Todah rabah! Celebrate with an Oneg Or Shalom Sisterhood is delighted to announce that you can sponsor an Oneg for any celebration you wish! Friday night and/or Saturday morning. The Sisterhood will be happy to purchase it and set it up, we only want you to join us and celebrate! Call Julie Miller at (267) or Julie at jlmphotomiller@gmail.com HORIZONS 2 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

3 The President s Column September 2017 We are going to Party Like it is 5778 L Shana Tova! As we start a New Year I look back at the good and not so good of last year was definitely a challenging year for our family, but without the bad we cannot appreciate the good. I repeatedly tell my children, It is not the challenges in life that should define you, but how you react and handle those challenges. It is an old saying When the going gets tough, the tough get going. I hope that we can all step up this year and handle our challenges head on and with the best intention of our family, community, and ourselves in mind. We are the Or Shalom community and I know there are people in this community that will stand with you if you need any assistance to get going. As part of the Yom Kippur tradition we ask friends, family, and members of the community to forgiveness for anything that we may have done this year to offend them. I was thinking about asking your forgiveness in this article and decided against it. Does it really count to send a mass apology? Would it count if I posted on Facebook a request for forgiveness? My answer to that is NO. I feel that my request for forgiveness needs to be more personal and direct. I need to look you in the eye and ask you to forgive me for it to count. With that said I hope to see you all at Yom Kippur services so I can ask you in person for your forgiveness and your support in making the coming year more successful than the last. As part of my speech on Rosh Hashanah I talked about how blessed we are to have such a wonderful facility in Berwyn. One of my goals this year is to use the facility to grow community involvement. This does not have to be just for the Jewish community. If the whole community benefits then the Jewish community will also benefit. A rising tide raises all ships. If you have a suggestion on how we can better utilize our resources please let me know. This could be anything from a standing bridge game, a dance class, or a yoga class. We have a facility with easy access that could also be used as a place for the senior members of your community to get together for activities during the day. We are never going to know if your idea works unless we try it. Financially we are in the best shape that we have been in for years. Could we use additional donations to support capital improvements such as the new roof Absolutely! A couple years ago we moved to a volunteer donation structure. Some people like it and some people do not like it. Whether you like it or not I would hope that you would support the synagogue. Without your membership and support we would be Out of Business. We are a small Shul and every member matters. You matter not just for your donations, but also for your involvement and participation. To be clear, the fair share for each member of the congregation is $2,500. This number is calculated based on our annual budget divided by the number of families. We realize this amount is a hardship for some people and we are very fortunate that we have some families that can pledge a higher amount. My hope for the coming year is that you will make Or Shalom a priority when making your charitable donations. Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy, and Sweet New Year to you and your families! Andy Levin El Presidente HORIZONS 3 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

4 Mitzvah of the Month Rabbi Jacob Rosner This is a partial reprint of the sermon i delivered on Rosh Hashanah According to a rabbinic teaching, our Jewish new year celebrates not the 1 st, but the 6 th day of creation, when God breathed the breath of life into Adam and Eve. The midrash tells us that on that very first Rosh Hashanah God breathed the breath of life that created the soul. On that same day God commanded them not to eat from the tree of life, on that same day they disobeyed, on that day God passed judgment on them. And finally, on that day in the twelfth hour, God forgave their trespass. the forbidden fruit had not made Adam and Eve all-knowing, for they tried to hide from God among the trees in the garden. But the lord called unto them, and asked ayeka Where are you (art thou?) Strange! There was only. Eden -- and in Eden there was only a little garden and an omnipresent God. Can anyone hide from God? Did God need to ask -- where art thou? Perhaps the answer is that this 1 st question from God is asked of all of us across the generations. 0n this day Rosh Hashanah day God asks each of us ayeka where are you? it is Rosh Hashanah, and we are all Adam and Eve, all standing naked before our creator, we cannot hide, our souls are open books. Each of us has our book of life opened to God And it is not just individuals who are judged On this Rosh Hashanah, God asks of our people as a whole "where art thou? Where are my chosen ones? Do they fulfill the sacred mission i have entrusted to them? Are they indeed a nation of priests and a holy people?" and we look to our liturgy and our torah to determine the answer to that question. There are so many different ways for each of us to answer. We can answer by being more involved as Jews. We can say, its Shabbos and here I am sitting at my Shabbos table, our candles lit, our blessings made. Do you want an example of the answer to our question? Look to the people in the path of the recent storms that slammed into Florida and the Caribbean, and now Puerto Rico. Look to those who risked their lives to dig people out of the rubble in Mexico.. They were answering the question ayeka?. Look to the citizens who took out their boats and patrolled the flooded streets looking for people to save.. Look to the millions who contributed to charities to help those in need, they too, were answering God s question HORIZONS 4 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

5 Rabbi Jacob Rosner (continued) On this Rosh Hashanah, in this house of prayer, God calls us all to reaffirm our faith. I seek you each day, God tells us. I am ready to comfort you, to heal you, to love you. I am lonely for you where art thou and finally on Rosh Hashanah, we recognize that the question posed first to Adam, is posed to each of us by those we love. ayeka? Are we there for our families, are we truly available for our children? Do we respond with hineni here I am, when they ask ayeka Where are you mom? Where are you dad?. I'm growing up -- notice me I'm growing up -- give me freedom I'm growing up -- I need guidance, I need you to say yes to me, I need you to say no to me, I need you to notice me to love me. To be there for me. all this In one simple question Is the answer to God's first call. The question ayeka Where are you? are you there for Israel, as always Israel needs the support of every Jew. She needs our visits,, our tzedaka and our moral support. And Israel needs our responses to the anti Semites In universities throughout out the land that single out not Venezuela or Russia or China as violators of human rights, but only Israel And finally, are you there for our little synagogue? We are the little shul that can. Our doors are open to all. But If you are here today to pray with us, I urge you to help support us as well. If you can support us financially trust me we are a shul In need literally to keep the roof over our heads. But there are other ways as well. From polishing silver to providing Shabbos lunches to helping with minyon.we need your support Today I ask you with great love ayeka where are you throughout the year. We need you. We struggle for a minyon. Ayeka Are you there for God, for your loved ones, for your friends. will determine the meaning of this new year. may we all respond with amen And may we all respond with heneni here I am! The answer to these questions HORIZONS 5 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

6 From the Education Director Ellen Glassman Religious School News Reciting the first line of the Sh ma, we are instructed, V shinantem l vanekha and you shall teach your children well. As educators, we often ask ourselves, how do we measure teaching our students well? When assessing knowledge acquisition with respect to subjects like math, foreign language, science and history, aptitude and achievement, tests can be given. Teaching Hebrew, we can listen for reading fluency and accuracy, but when it comes to teaching Jewish values, it s harder to measure Menschlichkeit. One isn t born a mensch; becoming a mensch takes practice! In addition to learning Hebrew, prayer, Torah, Bible, holidays, customs and Israel, our aim in religious school is to provide our students with opportunities to develop their Jewish pride, character, empathy and heart. Hebrew can be reinforced by reading from the Siddur, Bible stories can be read aloud and creative projects can be designed to bring their importance to life, but doing good deeds, fostering kindness and concern for others and honoring the commandments are often best experienced as opposed to learned solely from a textbook or explanation in the classroom. Experiential learning opportunities are woven throughout our curriculum. We encourage students to think Jewish, feel Jewish and do Jewish. This past week, students from our Zayin/7th grade and Hebrew High/Confirmation classes went to the Gladwyne Jewish Memorial Cemetery (formerly known as Har Hasetim Cemetery) to perform a double Mitzvah taking part in a Genizah ceremony and performing the Mitzvah of Halvayat HaMeit -remembering and attending to the dead. Genizah means hidden or reserved. HORIZONS 6 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

7 Religious School News continued Gathering old prayerbooks, damaged Torah scrolls, Haggadot and printed material containing G-ds name as well as ritual items like worn Tallitot and Tefillin, we boxed and loaded everything in a minivan and students and parents headed by bus to the cemetery. Carrying the heavy boxes down unpaved pathways and placing them lovingly into the soil in the sacred space they designated for us, students and parents covered the books and artifacts in dirt with reverence. Afterwards, we engaged in prayer and song, reinforcing the sacredness of the act performed. In addition, we cleared overgrown ground cover from many of the cradle graves and hope we can return to continue our efforts. Every headstone tells a story and provides a kaleidoscope for us to remember the lives of the deceased in our Jewish community. Once an abandoned ceremony, The Friends Of The Gladwyne Jewish Memorial Cemetery are determined to honor the gravesites by cleaning, restoring, documenting and creating a beautiful and historical memorial and nature preserve. We are grateful to their leaders Neil Sukonik and Rachael Griffith for their support, guidance and sweat in helping us experience this meaningful Mitzvah. Special thanks are sent Scott Greenberg and Gina Arlen and teacher Britt Linn for lifting, hauling, schlepping, helping and cheering on our students every step of the way. Thanks to everyone involved, our students experienced these Mitzvot first hand something we couldn t explain with the same understanding if we taught about the Genizah and Kavod HaMeit in the classroom. Ellen Glassman, Education Director HORIZONS 7 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

8 Religious School News continued Mark Your Calendars! Save The Dates! Sunday, October 15 th Sunday, October 22 nd Saturday, October 28th Sunday, October 29th Sunday, November 5th Religious School at CBENT! 9am to 12 noon; Blessing of the Animals to celebrate Parsha Noach! Bring your pets alive and stuffed to the front lawn at 9am! Perform a Mitzvah! All students.. parents too!) from Or Tamid Religious. School meet us at WEL - formerly. Martins Run, for an Intergenerational 1 mile walk and 5K race at 8:30am. Games for kids too! Walk/Run starts promptly at 9am. Preregistration suggested. Mitzvah program with residents will follow. Pick up students at WEL at 12 noon. Or Shalom congregants are. encouraged to attend! This event is open to the community! Shabbat B Yachad (meaning together/ as one!) Entire school meets at CBENT from 9am to 12 noon. Snack in the Sukkah too! Meet in the classrooms at 9am! Attend, learn and celebrate. Shabbat as this learning opportunity allows everyone to sleep in the next morning as there is no Religious School on Sunday Sleep late. No Religious School Religious School moves to Or Shalom! 9am to 12 noon! We will meet at OS on 11/5, 11/12, 11/19, 12/2 (Shabbat B Yachad) and 12/10! HORIZONS 8 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

9 Sukkot Schedule of Services Thursday Oct 5th 9 AM Services - we will be finished by 11:30 4:15 PM Sukkot School 5:30 PM Community Dinner Pizza, in the Hut followed by services at 6:15 p.m. Friday Oct 6th 9 AM Services - we will be finished by 11:30 7:30 PM Regular Shabbat Services Thursday Oct 12 th 9 AM Shemini Atzeret services Yiskor recited 5 PM School 5:45 PM Simchat Torah Services for Community 6:45 PM Light dinner following services Friday Oct 13 th 9 AM Simchat Torah Services with Hakafot 7:30 PM Regular Shabbat Services HORIZONS 9 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan, 5778

10 october YAHRZEITS October 1, Tishrei 11, 5778 October 21, Heshvan 1, 5778 Marie G. Hoffritz, mother of David Hoffritz Leila Rothschild, mother of Jan Sachs Marvin Wahl, father of Jo Ann Weiss October 2, Tishrei 12, 5778 Eileen Monash, mother of BettyAnn Monash October 22, Heshvan 2, 5778 Mollie Kesselman, mother of Florence Hoffritz October 4, Tishrei 14, 5778 Harold Krasnick, great-uncle of Helaine Leibowitz and David Milberg Mazal Daniel, mother of Sam Daniel October 23, Heshvan 3, 5778 October 5, Tishrei 15, 5778 Edith & Nathan Jaffe, mother & father of Susan Wachter Joyce Flaxman Slavin, sister of Susan Goldberg Neuman Leonard, Larry's father Marjorie Leonard October 24, Heshvan 4, 5778 Minnie Heyman, grandmother of Michael Arlen October 7, Tishrei 17, 5778 Harold Wachsman, father of Marsha Peltz Alex Cohen, father of Boaz Cohen William Perzley. Step-father of Richard October 25, Heshvan 5, 5778 Rolland Bloomfield, uncle of BettyAnn Monash October 8, Tishrei 18, 5778 Stanley Liebman, husband of Lane Liebman Joel Pevar, husband of Jill Schneider October 28, Heshvan 8, 5778 October 9, Tishrei 19, 5778 Helen Klein, great grandmother of Samantha Klein Jane Gubler, mother of Julie Zaidler Ginger Leff, mother-in-law Lisa Leff Jacob Zatuchni, father of Beth Zatuchni Leon Tregerman, father of Richard Tregerman October 10, Tishrei 20, 5778 Sarah Lurie, mother of Howard Lurie October 14, Tishrei 24, 5778 Stanley Markovitz, father of Scott Markovitz October 15, Tishrei 25, 5778 Ethel Harmelin, grandmother of Jennifer Harmelin Harry Shupack, father-in-law of Hedda Shupack October 18, Tishrei 28, 5778 Paula Alexander, mother of Howard Alexander HORIZONS 10 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

11 Contributions Congregation Or Shalom gratefully acknowledges the following generous contributions in the month of August 2017 Hebrew School Charles G, & Joan N. Brown: Challah Fundraiser 2017 Alan & Susan Daroff: Challah Fundraiser Leslie Jay & Laurie Katz: Challah Fundraiser 2017 Scott & Mindy Markovitz: Challahs Fundraiser 2017 James Patton & Ellen Gross: Challah Fundraiser Alice & John Presley: Challah Fundraiser 2017 B'nai Mitzvah Marla Gropper: B'nai Mitzvah Paul Seres Fund Education Endowment Fund Miriam Seres: memory of Rita Levin Cards and misc contributions Alan & Susan Daroff: memory of Lisa Leff's mother Jeffrey & Eileen Kosterich: Memory of Lisa Leff's mother Yahrzeit Donations Bernard & Paula Blaustein: memory of Mary Blaustein Charles G, & Joan N. Brown: Memory of Nora Brown Harris & Renee Hayman: Memory of Samuel Freeman (father of Renee Hayman) Fred & Helaine Leibowitz: Memory of Terry Strass, Mel Liebowitz, Sol Milberg Donald Leitner & Michelle Cohen: Memory of Marvin Erlich Jeffrey & Linda Mand: Memory of Sara & Adolphe Berman Monash: Memory of Aunt Betty Korensky General Donation Diana Braunstein General Fund Smile Program Amazon.com Deluca & Beverlee L. James J,: Donation OrShalom: Miscellanous HORIZONS 11 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

12 GIFT SHOP NEWS AUTUMN SALE FALL INTO THE OR SHALOM GIFT SHOP 40% off (Exclusions: candles, wine & mezuzah scrolls) Hours: By Appointment as there are no events at the synagogue during the month of October when it would be appropriate for the store to be open Cash, Checks, and Credit Cards Accepted. For information and hours by appointment, call Sue Daroff HORIZONS 12 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

13 Upcoming events at Or Shalom FUNdraiser Party with Latin-Themed Dinner, Music, and Dancing, including Professional Dance Instructors! Sponsorship Levels: "Tango", $500, includes 2 tickets "Salsa", $300, includes 2 tickets "Cha Cha Cha", $150, includes 1 ticket Individual tickets are $75 each Couples and Singles Welcome! Bring Friends and Family Please RSVP with sponsorships and ticket purchases to the office before Friday, October 27th. Please make checks payable to Congregation Or Shalom. Any questions, please Ellen Gross, at ellenagross@gmail.com We are grateful for the generous donations of our early bird Sponsors: Ellen Gross and Jim Patton Tango Beth Zatuchni and Jerry Satlow Salsa Andy Levine Cha Cha Cha HORIZONS 13 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

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16 Donations We would like to thank those who have donated books and other items to the synagogue. Unfortunately, just like you, we have no space to accept most of the books and other items that have been donated unsolicited. Please contact the synagogue office before you drive over to drop off items. If we can use the items, we will welcome them and provide a tax letter receipt but if we just have no room for the items you want to donate, please consider another worthy cause for your donation. Lisa Lavinsky, Daughter-in-law of Lane Liebman September 1, 2017 Phyllis Gertzis Rosenzweig, Mother of Susan Greenberg September 26, 2017 Welcome New Members Brett & Ellen Pollin Susan Kaimowitz Morton Winner HORIZONS 16 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

17 Sisterhood news L Shanah Tova. Happy New Year to everyone. Mindy and I are looking forward to a new year of Sisterhood. The date of our opening dinner is October 17th (Note: the date has changed from October 3rd). This terrific event will begin at 6:30pm and will take place at the Twenty9 Restaurant, located at 16 Great Valley Parkway in Malvern (19355). We would love to see everyone there, both to catch up on our summers, and to plan another great year. And we are looking forward to meeting and welcoming new Or Shalom members. For just $40/person you will be served appetizers, salad, a main course of either pasta or fish (salmon or tilapia), and dessert. Tax and tip is included. Please RSVP to Mindy at or at thebernsteins@comcast.net. We need your response by October 9th so we can give the restaurant our final count. We will continue the tradition of raffling gifts at the opening event so please bring items to raffle and don t forget your check books. We hope to collect dues at the dinner as well. A big thank you goes to Beth Burak for finding this restaurant and organizing the dinner!! We have a slate of new and repeat activities planned for the coming year. If you have any ideas for events or activities, please contact us. For now, we are planning an evening of smores and storytelling around our new fire pit (on the calendar for October 29) and a fun evening of painting (January 31st). We are also planning additional happy hours and book club meetings. On December 14th we will be cooking Latkes for the Chanukah dinner which is to be served on December 16th. Shalach Manot bags will be prepared on February 22nd. The season will end with our Sisterhood Shabbat (May 5th) and the closing dinner (May 30th). Please look for details in upcoming Horizon articles and in weekly updates, but mark the dates on your calendars now!! We are very excited about the new season. Hope to see you all on October 17th! Mindy and Laurie Sisterhood co-presidents Mindy ( ) Laurie ( ) HORIZONS 17 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

18 Classes with Rabbi Jacob (Not So) Basic Judaism Rabbi Jacob offers a Basic Judaism class for adults each Monday evening, from 7:30 to 8:30. The focus will be on learning about the holidays, life cycle events, great Jewish books and more. The Rabbi promises that even the most knowledgeable will find something new and intriguing in this class. Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class Rabbi Jacob invites any adult seeking to have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, to schedule private lessons with him. Other One-on-One Classes with Rabbi Jacob Rabbi is offering one-on-one classes at your convenience on many Jewish topics such as: Learning to read or speak Hebrew, synagogue skills, bible, Mishna, etc. You can even name your own class! Please the office at office@orshalom.com to schedule your class with the Rabbi now. HORIZONS 18 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

19 Or Shalom Donation Form I would like to help support Or Shalom. I have specified each donation and I have included one check for the total amount payable to Or Shalom. Please send all donations to: Congregation Or Shalom, 835 Darby Paoli Road, Berwyn PA Name Address Fund # Amount $ Phone # Made in memory of Made in honor of Speedy Recovery Send acknowledgment to (include address) Name Address Fund # Amount $ Phone # Made in memory of Made in honor of Speedy Recovery Send acknowledgment to (include address) Definition of Funds 1. Building Fund: Donations are used for the continuous upkeep of our building. These funds help offset unexpected expenses such as A/C, Heater, roof repair and any emergency repairs to our facility. 2. Beautification Fund: Donations are used for the upkeep of our grounds. Trees, plants, mulch, etc. 3. Biblical Garden Fund: Donations are used to maintain and support our biblical garden. 4. Paul Seres Education Endowment Fund: This fund is maintained to provide interest income for restricted use by the synagogue for Education. 5. General Fund: All monies donated to this fund will supplement the current year s budget. 6. Hebrew School: Funds are used for the needs of the Religious School. Examples: Bulletin boards, books and school supplies, etc. 7. Rabbi s Discretionary Fund: The Rabbi uses these funds for charitable purpose. Donations to this fund can be made directly to the synagogue office. 8. Social Action: Donations will be used for all social action events and programs. Any questions to this fund should be addressed to Gina Arlen at migi4@verizon.net. 9. Tree of Life: A leaf can be purchased to honor or commemorate any important life event. The cost of a leaf is $ which will be displayed in our foyer. For more information please contact office at Yahrzeit Plaque: Two plaques can be purchased for $ The first would be a permanent plaque on the back wall of the sanctuary. The second plaque would be placed during the week of the Yahrzeit on the memorial wall in the front of the sanctuary. Additional information will be requested when purchasing a plaque. Please contact Ellen Gross at Ellenagross@gmail.com for more information. 11. Oneg: Sponsor an Oneg for Friday night and /or Saturday morning for any celebration you with. The cost is $45.00 and the Sisterhood will purchase and set it up. Checks should be made payable to Or Shalom Sisterhood HORIZONS 19 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,

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22 OFFICE HOURS (effective 9/11/17) Monday: 10 to 3 Tuesday: 11:30 to 6 (school in session) 10 to 3 (no school) Wednesday: 9:30 to 1 Thursday: 10 to 3 Friday: 10 to 3 HORIZONS 22 October 2017 Tishrei, 5778 Heshvan,