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The Princeton Tigerlilies appearing this Saturday Night Kol HaNeshamah March 3, 7:30 p.m. at KH Cabaret Night Visit the KH Website-- www.khnj.

Shaharit 9:45 am 03/03 KEE TISSA Shabbat ends 6:31 pm Shabbat morning services take place at St Pauls, 113 Engle St, Englewood. Children s services start at 10:45 a.

Most recently, she's been Associate Chaplain at Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus, Ohio. She's held that position since 2013.

1 The Princeton Tigerlilies appearing this Saturday Night Kol HaNeshamah March 3, 7:30 p.m. at KH Cabaret Night Visit the KH Website-- Like us on Facebook! Parashat Hashavua Torah Commentary from JTS This Week at KH Shabbat Services Shabbat Fri. Candle lighting 5:30pm 03/02 Sat. Shaharit 9:45 am 03/03 KEE TISSA Shabbat ends 6:31 pm Shabbat morning services take place at St Pauls, 113 Engle St, Englewood. Children s services start at 10:45 a.m. UPCOMING KH EVENTS Rabbi Melissa Crespy, a rabbinical candidate, will be joining us this Shabbat for morning services on March 3. Most recently, she's been Associate Chaplain at Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus, Ohio. She's held that position since Prior to that she did other chaplaincy work in Columbus She served as Senior Rabbi at Congregation Agudas Achim (400 family units) in Bexley, Ohio and as Senior Rabbi at Lakeland Hills Jewish Center in Wanaque, New Jersey, and Congregation Kneses Tifereth Israel in

2 at KHPort Chester, NY. Rabbi Crespy has also been: an instructor in Shabbat liturgy at the Academy for Jewish Religion; Secretary of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards; a Rabbinic Fellow at JTS; and Assistant Rabbi at Park Avenue Synagogue. She was ordained at JTS, and she earned an MBA from NYU and a BA degree from McGill University. Cabaret Night March 3, 7:30 p.m. Featuring Melanie Berman & the Tiger Lilies, Princeton's premier all female a Capella group. Plus Sushi, Israeli Table, Kosher Wine tasting, 50/50 Raffle & Outstanding Auction Items including: An Israeli apartment, a rare bottle of Scotch, private wine lesson, kosher meat & dairy kiddushes, designer accessories, lottery tickets and much more. $60 couvert/ $18 for student. If you cannot attend the event itself, you can still participate by buying 50/50 raffle tickets and/or proxy bidding on auction items. Raffle tickets are $20 for one ticket, $50 for 3 tickets, and $136 for 10 tickets. To purchase raffle tickets, please complete the form below and it to auction@khnj.org by 4 PM on Friday, March 2nd. Make sure to indicate how many raffle tickets you would like to purchase. The winner will choose between accepting the 50/50 prize money or a lottery board. The second place winner will get the other prize. To have someone bid in your proxy for auction items please send an including your mobile phone number to auction@khnj.org by noon on Friday, March 2 and you will receive a return phone call. Kol HaNeshamah 50/50 Raffle Ticket Order Form Name: Phone #:

3 Individual tickets at $20 a piece: Bundle of 3 tickets at $50: Bundle of 10 tickets at $136: Amount Enclosed: All requests to purchase tickets prior to Cabaret Night must be received by to RSVP@KHNJ.org by the deadline of Friday, March 2 nd at 4:00 p.m. Checks should be made out to: Kol HaNeshamah and mailed to PO Box 8002, Englewood, NJ Visit to the Englewood Actors Home: On Saturday, March 10 immediately after kiddush, KH young people and adults will walk over to the Englewood Actors home to visit with seniors and play Bingo. If you would like to participate, contact Miriam Pomeranz. Special Pre-Pesach Program, Tuesday, March 13, 7:30 p.m. at the Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County. Join Dr. Murray Spiegel for a presentation on 300 ways to create an unforgettable Seder. Please RSVP by Friday March 9 by to RSVP@KHNJ.org. Save The Date! Celebrate Israel Parade 70 and Sababa! June 3, For the first time ever, KH is sending a delegation to the Celebrate Israel parade. To help prepare for the event, our shul is sponsoring a contest to design the commemorative T-shirt to be worn by our delegation in the parade. Details for the contest and parade to follow soon! Divrei Torah:

4 If you would like to sign up to give a dvar, send an to Toby Reifman at tobyreifman@gmail.com Kiddushim March 3 kiddush is being sponsored by the Hirsch Schoenberg family in thanks for the friendship of the KH community. March 10 kiddush is being sponsored by the Pomeranz family in memory of Miriam s father Harold Keltz with appreciation for the love and support of the KH community. If you would like to sponsor or co-sponsor a kiddush in honor of a birthday, yahrzeit or any special occasion, send an to kiddush@khnj.org. KH News Purim: Thanks to everyone who participated in our Megillah reading and talent show. Megillah readers: Butch Reifman, Cliff Stein, Susan Cohen DeStefano, Jackie Stern, Toby Reifman, Leigh Walzer and Toby Hirsch. Talent: Hannah and Andy Berman, Rebecca Ivry, June Kaplan, Cliff Stein, Miriam and Bruce Pomeranz, Stevie and Maya Schonberg, Sarah Petersen, Steve Haber & Alice Twombly. Yeshr kohahem! Food Drive: KH is an official collection site for Jewish Federation food drive. Items donated between now and March 22nd will be brought over to Federation as part of this program. The following items are needed: Canned Meat (tuna, chicken, etc.),canned Hearty Soups, Canned Vegetables, Macaroni & Cheese, Peanut Butter & Jelly, Tomato Sauce, Cold Cereal (low sugar) and Oatmeal, Powdered Milk and/or Boxed Milk, such as Parmalat, Canned Fruits, Instant Potatoes,100% Juice, Baby Formula & Diapers sizes 4, 5 & 6, Bar or Bottled Soap, Toothpaste, Toothbrush & Dental Floss. Please bring any items to the food donation box in the KH davening space. Yahrzeits: Kol HaNeshamah remembers the following members of our greater community whose yahrzeits occur during the Hebrew month of Adar:

5 Manfred Hayman remembered by Barb Desser Adelaine Hermann remembered by Cliff Stein Leib Lutzno remembered by Bev Levy Abraham Deroff remembered by June Kaplan Isidor Jacobs remembered by Alice Twombly Mortimer J. Katzen remembered by David Katzen Sanford Lieblich remembered by June Kaplan Audrey Kosman remembered by Walter Kosman Della Rauff remembered by Alan Arenson Michael DeStefano remembered by Tony DeStefano SIMCHA CORNER If you have a simcha you would like to share with the community, please send information to Steve Haber. KH PROJECTS Chumashim: Dedicate an Etz Hayim book of Torah and Commentary in memory of a loved one or in honor of a simcha. Just send your donation of $72 to Kol HaNeshamah, PO Box 8002, Englewood, NJ Please indicate on your check that the donation is for the Chumashim Project. Your name, as donor, and the name of your loved one or honoree will be inscribed in a new volume. KH Scrip-- You can buy scrip cards at any time, or set up a monthly easy pre-payment plan. Shop at ShopRite, Stop & Shop & Peapod

6 (online shopping & delivery). 5% of all purchases go to KH! To order scrip, contact Ellen Kaplan at KH Chesed Cards: Chesed cards are a meaningful way to send congratulation notes or sympathy messages to friends and family and help support KH at the same time. To purchase, contact Ellen Kaplan at EKaplan01@aol.com or or Fran Spiegel at Swah2u@gmail.com or Mi Sheberach List: If you know of someone in need of our prayers and thoughts, please Rebecca Ivry with that person's name in English and Hebrew. If you had given a name which you wish to remove, please that information as well. Memorial Board: KH maintains a Memorial Board as a way to honor the memory of our loved ones. Plaques are available. For more information, please contact Gigi Brown at gigiwb@aol.com. Tikkun Olam Opportunities/Community Announcements The Jewish Federations ican Teen Conference is designed to help prepare high school age teens and their parents to discuss Israel and Jewish issues that the teens will likely encounter in college and beyond. Our ican program is an interactive Conference for both public and private school students held at Dwight Englewood School on March 18 th, 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information or to register online, go to: Birthright: If you are between the ages of 18 and 26, now is the time to plan your free summer adventure with Birthright or Israel Outdoor Adventures. For information, dates and registration, go to The Hebrew Home at Riverdale is accepting applications for their L Dor V Dor Summer Internship, an innovative, fun and meaningful four week program for Jewish teenagers. Interns volunteer at the Hebrew Home, connect with residents, and attend educational seminars & workshops. To request an application or for more information LDorVDor@hebrewhome.org Onward Israel 2018: Spend summer 2018 living and working in the center of Tel Aviv! Build your resume Experience Israel June 6 - July 31, Apply Today.

7 Deadline - March 15, $500 Cost includes housing, food stipend and program costs. Participants are responsible for arranging their own flights. Accommodations, modern building in the heart of Tel Aviv. Live with Onward Israel participants from across the US. Open to students, ages 19-27, from northern New Jersey. For more information, please contact Ethan Behling ethanb@jfnnj.org Mailing Address PO Box 8002 Englewood, New Jersey Telephone: (201)

9:45 03/10 VAYAKHEL- PEKUDEI

9:45 03/10 VAYAKHEL- PEKUDEI Kol HaNeshamah Tuesday, March 13, Dr. Murray Spiegel will give a talk on 300 Ways to Make Your Seder Unforgettable Sol. Schechter Day School, 275 McKinley Avenue, New Milford, NJ, 7:30 p.m. Visit the KH