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Congregation Ohev Shalom Marlboro, NJ Temple Topics Congregation Ohev Shalom Marlboro, NJ Adar/Nisan 5778 MARCH 2018 In This Issue A Potpourri of Jewish Interest MJC Officers .................. p. 2 A Potpourri of Jewish Interest A Potpourri of Jewish Interest Rabbi Pont ....................... p. 4 A Potpourri of Jewish Interest A Potpourri of Jewish Interest President ........................ p. 6 Please join us on a fascinating educational journey to discuss the complexities that Please join usPlease on ajoin fascinating us on a fascinating educational educational journeyjourney to discussto discuss the complexities the complexities that that shape our Jewish life. All programs will be held at the Marlboro Jewish Center. shape our Jewish life. All programs will be held at the Marlboro Jewish Center. shape our JewishPlease join life. us on All a fascinating programs educational will be journey held to at discuss the theMarlboro complexities Jewish that Center. 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What are the implications of the current American policy to the current Middle East position between Israel and Arab countries? Temple Topics March 2018/5778 Adar/Nisan Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 14 Adar 2 15 Adar 3 16 Adar USY Purim 4 17 Adar 5 18 Adar 6 19 Adar 7 20 Adar 8 21 Adar 9 22 Adar 10 23 Adar Shabbat Dinner USY Sisterhood 11 24 Adar 12 25 Adar 13 26 Adar 14 27 Adar 15 28 Adar 16 29 Adar 17 1 Nisan Katan Shabbat Dinner Daylight Saving Time Kadima Executive Board USY Men’s Club Rosh Chodesh 18 2 Nisan 19 3Nisan 20 4 Nisan 21 5 Nisan 22 6 Nisan 23 7 Nisan 24 8 Nisan Pre-Kadima Board of Trustees 1st Day of Spring USY 25 9 Nisan 26 10 Nisan 27 11 Nisan 28 12 Nisan 29 13 Nisan 30 14 Nisan 31 15 Nisan Erev Passover Passover Kadima 6th grade program USY First Seder Second Seder Candle Lighting Mincha Times End of Shabbat Bar Mitzvah: Mar 2 5:32 pm Mar 3 5:15 pm 6:31 pm Mar 3 Emma Zaslavsky daughter of Janine & Eric Zaslavsky Mar 9 5:39 pm Mar 10 6:00 pm 6:39 pm Mar 17 Mincha Jared Goodman son of Lisa & Keith Goodman Mar 16 6:47 pm Mar 17 6:30 pm 7:46 pm Mar 24 Mincha Justin Capell son of Karen & David Capell Mar 23 6:54 pm Mar 24 4:45 pm 7:54 pm Mar 30 7:01 pm Mar 31 7:15 pm 8:01 pm MJC OFFICERS President Education SYNAGOGUE OFFICE Rhonda Eiger ............. 732-616-5186 Meryl Wohlstetter ...... 732-780-9059 732-536-2300 EVP Youth Rabbi Pont ................................x107 Len Whitman ............. 908-596-0690 Claire Fox .................. 732-972-5751 Sandi Shafran ...........................x103 Cantor Krieger ..........................x118 House Sisterhood Bonnie Komito ..........................x101 Paul Nebb ................. 732-547-7157 Janine Zaslavsky ....... 732-591-8261 Reba Schneiderman .................x106 Stefanie Schneider .... 732-462-7520 Dale Mesmer ............................x110 Ritual VP Patty Dorfschneider ..................x109 Jordan
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