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Congregation Ohr Torah Congregation Ohr Torah Weekly Announcements http://www.ohrtorah.net 48 Edgemount Road Edison, NJ 08817 Rabbi Yaakov Luban – Rabbi Russell Adler- President Parshas Pinchas 14 Tammuz 5774 July 12, 2014 Pre-Plag Mincha: 6:00 PM For funeral and Shiva email and phone mail announcements mail [email protected] or call Phil Rosen (732) Candlelighting: 8:11 PM contact Reena Greenspan 732-828-5642 (home) 732-678-8848 572-8762 . (cell), [email protected] or Gene Wasserman 732- Mincha: 7:00, 7:30 & 8:20 PM YU/BERGEN COUNTY COURSES OFFERED 397-0130 or [email protected] YU is proud to announce a summer learning Shacharis (Shabbos Achdus): 8:45 AM E-MAIL LIST program in Bergen County, open to both men and Rabbi Hoffman’s Shiur Cancelled This Week To get on the Ohr Torah e-mail list, please contact Gene Sof Z’man Krias Shma (G’RA): 9:20 AM Wasserman at [email protected] . women. Beginning on Monday, July 14 two Kollel Learning Seder 4-6pm exciting three-week classes will be offered during Kollel Mincha: 6:00PM the daytime at Congregation Rinat Yisrael. The Rabbi Luban’s Sotah Shiur 7:15 PM 17 TAMUZ SCHEDULE first course will be taught by Rabbi Jeremy Wieder, Mincha: 1:45, & 8:05 PM Tuesday July 15 Rosh Yeshiva, Gwendolyn and Joseph Straus Chair Shalosh Seudos Speaker: Gerry Weisfogel & Israel Fast Starts: 4:28 AM in Talmud at RIETS, on the topic of “The Ten Rivkin Shacharis: 6:10, 6:50 & 8 AM Martyrs in Liturgy” The second course, “Heroes Maariv: 9:15 PM Mincha: 7:55 PM and Villains in Tanach” will be taught by Mrs. Nechama Price, Judaic Studies Faculty at Stern Weekday Shacharis: Fast Ends: 9:17 PM Sun. 7:15, 8:00 & 9:00AM College for Women. Mon & Thurs. 6:20, 7:05, 8 & 9:00 AM KIDDUSH We encourage you to let members of your Tues., Wed. & Fri. 6:30, 7:10, 8 & 9:00 AM Shabbos Achdus Kiddush is sponsored by: congregation know about this unique opportunity Weekday Mincha/ Maariv: 8:15 PM Russell & Nitza Adler, Joel & Rivka Adler to learn from and with our renowned Yeshiva R. Sauer’s Daf Yomi Iyun Shiur – Sun. after 7:15 Brian & Shoshana Allen, Barry & Maureen University faculty. Shacharis Arnow, Harvey & Charyn Atlas, Arthur & For more info and to register for the courses, R.Billowitz’ Halacha Shiur–Sun after 8AM Shacharis Debbie Atlas, David Callen, Zephyr please visit www.yu.edu/bergenlearn . R.Luban’s Shiur:Resumes after Succos Chomsky, Chavee Chomsky, Yehuda & Noa HIGHLAND PARK FIRST AID Kollel Learning: Weds. 8-10:10 PM Elbaum, Michael & Toby Eleff, Michael & CARDS FOR SALE: Weekday Maariv 10:10 PM Rhona Eserner, Neer & Lynn Even-Hen, The Highland Park First Aid discount cards are Daf Yomi Schedule: Charlie & Mimi Gershbaum, Heshy & Debbie available for purchase. The cost is $30.00 for two cards and $40.00 for three cards. Cards may be Friday-after first Kabbolas Shabbos, Shabbos-one Granek, Larry & Miriam Greenman, Srulee & hour before Mincha, Sunday-after 8 am Shacharis purchased from any Highland Park squad member Mon.-Thursday-7:30 and continuing after Maariv Alisa Hercman, Allan & Lani Kaye or Leah Paretzky at 732 985-0764 . The Daf Yomi is starting a new Seymour & Rona Kessel, Allen & Barbara RPRY EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING Masechta,Maseches Megilah,tomorrow Sunday July Kessel, Gershon & Deena Klavan, Jeff & CENTER 13,This a short Masechta that can be completed in Rena Klein, Arnie & Rosanne Koenigson, RPRY is proud to announce its new Early around one month.This is an ideal time to start Robert & Riki Kreitman, Ari & Devorah Childhood Learning Center, with an expanded Daf Yomi. Lockspeiser, David & Chani Moss, Israel & variety of programs designed to serve the KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP Rebecca Rivkin, Phil & Marcia Rosen, community by meeting each child's and family's Kiddush sponsorship is available July 19th & 26th and August Shelley Schoenfeld & Matt Holland, Moshe & needs, and new, lower pricing. In addition to the 2nd, 16th & 30th.. To sponsor a Kiddush or reserve the Glenda Sherman, Greg & Sari Sholom Traditional Full-Day and Half-Day programs, there Kiddush room, please contact Mel Barenholtz in person, or by Lou & Hedy Smith, Jonas & Clara Waizer, will be a new Extended Full-Day Program with phone or email: [email protected]. Barry & Susie Wolf, Aryeh & Shelly Zinkin hours as early as 7am and as late as 6pm, and a To sponsor a Shalosh Seudos, please contact Moshe Wiesel. new Alternative Half-Day Program with hours from SHALOSH SEUDOS OHR TORAH NEWSLETTER 8:45am to 2pm. Flexible hours are available to To subscribe to these Announcements, please see the Ohr Shalosh Seudos is sponsored by meet each family's needs. Complete details on Torah website:www.ohrtorah.net Dr. Gerry and Judy Weisfogel in memory of the enhanced program are avail by contacting Mrs. BUILDING DEDICATION OPPORTUNITIES Gerry's father, Rabbi Alex Weisfogel - HaRav Chaya Friedmann at the Yeshiva, 732-572-5052, Contact Moshe Schneider at 732-618-4702 or at Eliyahu ben Dov, z”l. ext. 205, [email protected] 8848 (cell), [email protected] or Gene WEEKLY TEHILLIM AMERICAN FRIENDS OF HERZOG HOSPITAL Wasserman 732-397-0130 or [email protected] The shul has a weekly tehillim from 9:50- Highland Park/Edison is raising funds to bring a or [email protected]. troop of Israeli veteran soldiers to our community TREE OF LIFE and/or YAHRZEIT PLAQUES 10:10 PM each Tuesday evening in the Beit Medrash. this coming November. These soldiers suffered To dedicate a Yahrzeit Plaque or a Leaf for the Lobby from a traumatic experience during their EitzChayim Tree, please contact Moish Nat by sending SEFORIM DONATIONS service. They will come here for much needed a detailed fax with all dedicatory wording to 732-759-8558. Thanks to the following for their generous therapy and respite through the Peace of Mind For more info, call Moish at 732-759-8070 during work days Seforim donations: or 732- 572-4132 in the evening. program SEFORIM DEDICATIONS -Ira & Lorraine Spiller in honor of Israel & (http://www.peaceofmindictp.com/index.html ). Book/Seforim Dedications of all types are available contact Rebecca Rivkin Please show your support and Hakarat Hatov to Barry Siegel [email protected]. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS soldiers who have risked their lives for HOUSEKEEPING ACTT Israel. RSVP to Barbara Strassman For housekeeping issues and inquiries contact Lou Smith at The ACTT (Achieving Change Through Torah) ([email protected] or 732/545-3931 ). [email protected] or 732-572-5633. program helps individuals succeed in making If you would like to support the program, please OHR TORAH YOUTH PROGRAM EVENTS meaningful and lasting changes in their lives. The send donations made out to American Children can register for events on Ohr Torah’s website source book for the entire year is: “Step by Step – Friends of Herzog Hospital c/o Rosanne Koenigson “ohrtorah.net” or by calling Mayer Berg at 732-572-3429. A Weekly Program for Self-improvement”, an at 221 Washington Ave. Edison, NJ 08817. REFUAH SHLEIMAH LEARNING anthology. See the ACTT web- FOR WOMEN Please see the Ohr Torah website, www.ohrtorah.net, for the site, www.actt613.org , for the current Learning -New Jewish Library: Karmiel, in Northern Israel, various schedules of learning as a Z’chus for a Schedule (Modules page) and for all the event is starting a gemach for Jewish novels. Karmiel RefuahShleimah for members of our shul and community . audio presentations. For more info, e- has a small but growing American community that FUNERAL/ SHIVA ANNOUNCEMENTS needs English novels, especially for the teenage REMINDER: The emergency Defibrillator is mounted on the wall in the hallway. PLEASE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR MORE OHR TORAH INFORMATION and child population. The library is leileu nishmas -Tiferes, a Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation 11:30pm . Friday nights are by APPOINTMENT Menashe ben Raizel. All donated books can be program for women, will meet THIS Motzai ONLY, and should be made by the day before. You dropped off at the home of Aviva Siegel, 16 Shabbos, July 12 at 10:15 PM PROMPT at the must arrive and leave during regular hours. To Edgemount Rd. Sponsors are also welcome to home of Aviva Siegel, 16 Edgemount Rd, Edison. schedule an appt, please call 732-249-2411 . purchase new books / defray shipping costs. For An inspirational DVD will be shown: “Bayis KEYLIM MIKVAH HOURS OF OPERATION more info, [email protected] Ne’eman: Secrets to Finding Happiness in Your Ohr Torah Keylim Mikvah hours are, officially, -Collecting Sheitels: Keren Kol Kallah - established Home”. Speakers: Mrs. Debbie Selengut and Mrs. 7:15 – 9:45 AM on Sunday mornings. Additionally, to provide orphan and destitute kallahs in Israel Shani Mendlowitz. Weekly teleconferences with the Keylim Mikvah can be used when the Shul is with essential needs. Donated custom sheitels, topics such as shalom bayis and parenting are also open during Minyan hours. However, the Mikvah some brand-new, some gently worn, are sold to available to Tiferes members. Current will be closed immediately upon the end of the women in Israel who would not otherwise have teleconference series: “TAKE and GIVE; How to Minyan as the Shul needs to be closed. Please the funds to buy a quality wig. All the money give to yourself so you can give to others”; leave the area clean and neat. raised at the sale goes towards a hachnasas kallah Speaker: Mrs. Rebbetzin Yitty Neustadt. For more LOCAL ERUV fund which helps needy brides in Eretz Yisrael. info or to become a member, please contact Please call 732-247-ERUV for status of the Eruv.
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