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SHABBAT TZAV Shabbat Hagadol PESACH CHOL HAMOED Weekly Newsletter 2 WEEK PASSOVER ISSUE Vol. XVIII, Nos. 37/38 Nisan 11 - 24, 5773 March 22 – April 4, 2013 Jay Weinstein, Rabbi SHABBAT TZAV *As long as candle lighting is after 7PM, 732.354.5912 (cell) Mincha on Friday is at 7PM (not Z’man), 732.254.1860 x2 (office) Shabbat HaGadol throughout the spring and summer. Elliot Denenberg, Editor Candle Lighting ..................................... 6:54PM SHABBAT CHOL Aron Adams, President Fri Mincha ............................................. 6:59PM Yaakov Wasser, Inaugural Rabbi Shkia ..................................................... 7:12PM HAMOED/Shir Hashirim (1979-2009), Retired Shabbat ....................................... 8:00, 9:00AM Shabbat Shacharit ........................ 8:00,9:00AM Latest Sh’ma ...................................... 10:00AM Latest Sh’ma ........................................ 9:53AM Shabbat Mincha .................................... 6:30PM NEXT NEWSLETTER DEADLINE IS RABBI’s DRASHA ............................... 6:55PM Shabbat Mincha.................................... 6:55PM Wednesday April 3rd at NOON Shabbat Maariv ..................................... 7:55PM Shabbat Maariv ................................ .... 8:02PM (Mazal Tov and Kiddush/Seudat Shlishit Shabbat Ends ...................................... 8:03PM Shabbat Ends ....................................... 8:10PM sponsorship announcements and ads must be emailed to [email protected] by Wednesday Sun Shacharit ................................. 7:30, 8:30 Sun Chol Hamoed Shacharit ....... 7:30, 8:30AM th at noon) Mincha/Maariv ....................................... 7:00PM Candle Lighting for Pesach 7 Day ... 7:03PM _________________________________________ Sun Late Maariv .................................... 9:30PM ●No Shehecheyanu MAZAL TOV Sunday Bedikat chametz after ........... 8:04PM Yom Tov Mincha .................................. 7:10PM To Harold & Nancy Tepper on the Shkia .................................................... 7:21PM Mon (EREV PESACH) ................ 6:15, 8:00AM engagement of their son, Brian, to Elana Siyum Bechorim after each minyan th Shapiro, daughter of Bob & Adele Shapiro of Last time to eat Chometz (Gra)........ 11:00AM PESACH–7 DAY Scarsdale, NY. YIEB will burn chametz in the shul parking ---------------------------------------------------------- lot from 10:00-11:30 AM sharp; One must (April 1) Kiddush Nosh Sponsors March 3 - 16 burn Chometz before (Gra) ............... 12:01PM Birthday: Yom Tov Shacharit ...................... 8:00; 9:00AM Ruth & Alan Bash: Ruth Bash Candle Lighting after .......................... 7:04PM Hadar & Harris Bram: Gavriel Bram PESACH Yom Tov Mincha followd by Maariv....... 7:10PM Lisa & Andrew Gross: Layla Gross Brina & Zvi Herskovits: Moshe Shimshon Lesser Candle Lighting .................................... 6:57PM th Julie & Steve Katz: Jenny Katz Mincha .................................................. 7:05PM PESACH – 8 DAY Sarah & Joe Naus: Joe Naus Shkia ..................................................... 7:15PM Sarah & Joe Naus: Rena Gabriella Holland Yom Tov Maariv................................... 7:45PM (YIZKOR) – (April 2) Sarah & Joe Naus: Zev Holland Begin Seder after ................................ 8:05PM Kimberly & Harry Newmark: Tony Newmark Chatzot ................................................ 1:03AM Yom Tov Shacharit ...................... 8:00; 9:00AM Jane & Marc Pomerantz: Dori Saypol Yom Tov Mincha ................................... 7:10PM Jane & Marc Pomerantz: Dylan Saypol Yom Tov Maariv ................................... 8:05PM st Sarita & Dan Sragow: Yonaton Shimon Sragow PESACH - 1 DAY (Tuesday) – TEFILAT TAL Yom Tov Ends ...................................... 8:13PM Elyse & Avi Tuchman: Zachary Tuchman Anniversary: Yom Tov Shacharit ....................... 8:00; 9:00AM ●Chametz purchased from ACME after YT Ruth & Evan Katz: Ruth & Evan Katz Yom Tov Mincha ................................... 7:05PM ............................................................. 9:15PM Miriam & Howard Rosenblum: Elana & Brahm Yom Tov Maariv .................................... 7:45PM ●Sold Chametz .................................... 9:45PM Weinberg Candle Lighting & Start Seder Preparation Other Event of Note: after ...................................................... 8:06PM Wed Shacharit (ISRU CHAG) ...... 6:30, 8:00AM Shelley & Milton Goldman: Milton's Aufruf COUNT OMER AT SEDER’S END – DAY ONE Thurs Shacharit ........................... 6:20, 8:00AM Yahrtzeit: Chatzot ................................................ 1:03AM Wed/Thurs Mincha/Maariv .................... 7:10PM Marion & Michael Bernstein: Selma Bernstein Wed/Thurs Late Maariv ........................ 9:30PM Shelley & Milton Goldman: Milli Goldman nd PESACH – 2 DAY (Wednesday) Fri Shacharit ................................ 6:30, 8:00AM Lori & Scott Noah: Jacob Weinberg Debbie & Chaim Rogoff: Simon Shapiro Yom Tov Shacharit ....................... 8:00; 9:00AM Mincha ................................................. *7:00PM Ava Waisbord: Ingrid Waisbord Yom Tov Mincha ................................... 7:05PM Candle Lighting Fri…………………… ...7:08PM ______________________________________ Yom Tov Maariv .................................... 7:59PM Shkia .................................................... 7:26PM TEEN MINYAN KIDDUSH SPONSORS Stop saying V’tein Tal U’Matar; Commence Estelle & Scott Siegel and the Gansa saying V’tein Beracha Mikvah Hours – It is imperative that men Mishpacha in honor of the 18th birthday of Yom Tov Ends ...................................... 8:07PM not assemble or remain in the Mikvah area their son, and Teen Minyan Gabbai, Jacob and/or the parking area nearby, 15 minutes “Jake” Siegel. prior to and until 15 minutes after the times ______________________________________ CHOL HAMOED designated below. SEUDAT SHLISHIT AT HOME THIS SHABBAT Motzei Shb’t . -1½ hrs after Shb’t ends - for 2 hrs Thurs/Fri Shacharit ....................... 6:15, 8:00AM Weekdays................................... 9:00-11:00PM ______________________________________ Thurs Mincha/Maariv ............................. 7:00PM Friday/Yom Tov ............... By Appointment Only SAVE THE DATE - annual YOM HASHOAH Late Maariv ........................................... 9:30PM To make a Mikvah appointment for Friday PROGRAM AT YIEB Wednesday, April 10th at March 22nd, and for Yom Tov (first and last 7:45 PM. Speakers will be two brothers who Friday March 29 Mincha ...................... *7:00PM days) and Shabbat Chol HaMoed please call are survivors of the Holocaust. Youth will Candle Lighting ..................................... 7:01PM Clare Kagel, 732 613 9511 participate. Shkia ..................................................... 7:19PM Mikvah 732.257.4121 ----------------------------------------------------------- Eruv status 732.254.1860 X5 *As long as candle lighting is after 7PM, Mincha on Friday is at 7PM (not z’man), throughout the spring and summer. SAVE THE DATE - annual YOM HaATZMAUT THANK YOU SHUL PARKING LOT SHABBAT CELEBRATION is April 13th. The Siederer family would like to extend their Please do not park -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- deepest thanks to Rabbi Weinstein and the SAVE THE DATE – annual LARRY SCHACHT YIEB's officers and membership for their nor stand in Fire BASEBALL OUTING incredible support during the shiva period for Lanes. Sunday, May 19th Marty's father Herman Siederer z 'l. May we It is essential we allow for passage Trenton Thunder vs. all come together in the future for only of emergency vehicles. (archrivals) Bowie Baysox simchas. ______________________________________ Baseball as it used to be! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THANK YOU ---------------------------------------------------------------- DONATIONS TO THE YIEB LIBRARY I thank the following people for their help SAVE THE DATE - May 10-12 YIEB OPEN and support in the planning and running of HOUSE SHABBAT. As part of our recruitment IN MEMORY OF: the Uncle Moishy Concert: initiative YIEB will be opening its doors during Jerry Schonfeld beloved father of Karen Stern Miltie Goldman, Leora Weinstein, Zvi the Shabbat of May 10-12 to welcome guests by Judy & Michael Goldrich Herskovits, Rosalie & Charlie Rothenberg, that will be checking out our community. If Ellen Gable, Batsheva & Paul Goldman from you know of anyone that is looking to move Fernando Ciccone beloved father of Rosalie Park Place, please encourage them to sign up for the Rothenberg by Rosalie & Charles Rothenberg Ilean Safren, Moshe Safran, Mordie Safren, weekend. Dinner will take place at host Bea Rosenbaum, Ashley Rosen. homes on Friday night and lunch for guests Rena Ohev-Tzion beloved sister of Miri Thank you also to our sponsors and will be at Shul; more information to follow. If Gordon by Judy & Michael Goldrich benefactors: you'd like to volunteer to help prepare for the Bruce & Sara Fischer, Dan & Sarita Sragow, Open House Shabbat please contact Robyn Joyce Sacks beloved mother of Michael Charlie & Rosalie Rothenberg, SHOPRITE, Schneider 732.254.5254 or email Sacks by Judy & Michael Goldrich and ACME, and especially, UNCLE MOISHY! [email protected] Brina Herskovits Hilda Rothenberg beloved mother of Charles Mark your Calendar. EAST BRUNSWICK CHINUCH/ADULT EDUCATION Rothenberg by Rosalie & Charles Rothenberg LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST, Sunday morning, Shabbat Hagadol Drasha,
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